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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-06

The ADVERTISER and GAZETTE on
sale at Hilo, J. A. Martin news agent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-06

Besides the above have other desir-
able property for sale and lease. For
information call at the Office,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-06

Cartwright Block, Merchant Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-06

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
las NlLAN.
\ ~ Interesting Notes from the
Meadow cry.

'.
'''I '."'''u "'"'"'I il "-''" WIN ~
'' '' "','h'' OF week. ana u can lee
''' '"'V'i appreciated u"" u L. |"
To-. 10 i'' 'h' '"II -ll"I'- HE lH' "l" y. l
~ '''' VIII "'' -''" w l" "I''h 'i'l-
""I''i.
~N"la good hu,lug, ate urlug con.
-Huri",i lwt" aui murr are uuirr con.
irrt With lhr opening 1T -prlug there
VII lr "'r" buildings under way than
'"I duI'u lrar- past
Rapport la- II that \ :, Sloan, we'll
known h"r" and III NIhulurrlur has
mdd' fr.'" cat 3" ,llppI" rr""k mines
lately amt W. j. lrunNark"r, formerly
"'"'" ;" 'h' i">' Nh'l'ilH hihk mere,
'''' "''N '""I'' 49, ia u" sam"
P."'''
the g"II milne "t Northern New M"Nl.
e" viii h' hrHrI from Ia" coming year.
lot Belle, llrmhtlt" ana EhIah'thtuwu
Al" lli~i-"ld~- camp AMI III" latter hal a
N"lN good "G,put this l"dr Nj thr ludl-
Cations are that the other lwu Will hr-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
SAN PEDRO
A Highly Encouraging outlook for the
Camp.

|
san Pedro, No,. -. ls,J.
Col j. T.. UBtiru. who La, b,,ii dong
some assessment WORK un several claims
owned by him aud Delegate ,atfuu vent
to santa Pc CA business,
]. G. Gifnrl. II Denver superintendent
u the san reiro Mining, Milling aud
Prospecting company, arrived al san rr.
dfo on thursday stage Nj uui'nry
came prepared tu DO some very extensive
work un several claims hts company
owns.
Il. Il. Clarke, formerly superintendent
ot the Lincoln Lucky aui lee group II
mines, has again taken lull charge II ~"
-amr group, aud la, urW force " uou
|u,rihaulng the boilers and machinery
/ Mr. clarke viii have the a,-r..mrut
work dom, un all the clam. the company
owns. and viii have everything Around
/ IL" shaft huu-r ready To- cuuiurury hul-l.
iug utr
7 Inus- begin g. l,uk ,,n rusht foo
~au lrdfu, anI d thr luurWu iurk, and
l"r mlHr- ruuuurnc, ,luupug "I, 90 NJ,
maxi hrttrf tIIu,- iui santa r., count,
j. McLAughIu manager 'u I,NI,
TIA hfu~. copper mu"-. hd. hl-,. COIN.
mrurrl doing -"mr Wutk uu -.u. uI iUr
company NINE, IT, h,, Iul quite =
number II men lo ~ork uu lh, Iu"l Wan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
rOl>,t>INt, npi,~

SOM" M",n, p".ri,,hI" r""rI" rI,ing
"n"'i"i'd" M"at /" iHninrs
For IA" past week several complaints
have reached this office 1t urr~"ns drop.
ping poisoned urat around IN various
parts 81 the cit, AMI. ~ il usual IN such
rao"-, valuable dug> generally get I-is.
unrd.
\ f"w day ago the tine Irish setter be-
longing Ia John teach. at" "A piece ~
d"ci"r'd meat, and ~ Nh hours time
turned up hi toes I" the daisies,
YESTERDAY altrrns,lI, ut ahnut = u'clnck
Tony the English setter If IT, Ndhaf-
FEY, Wa n lively and ~ hAppl ~ an,
dog. "!"nrI' Wa lllng "n the front
steps "i the doctors residence. corner If
N"r"nd street aud SILVER aNrnIr. And in
les than half an hour IA" dog tunk con
,ul,l"n- and dirl, The dog was brought
hrI" from Michigan hl the doctor, and.
hrslirs being n Thoroughbred setter. was
valuable watch dog aruuul the house.
~ valuable that III" doctor would not
haN" parted with "lunrN" Tor tluu, The
Doctor has his -u,plcion- who dropped
the ISIl-"nrd meat 81 hi, dog could get
hold "i II, hut, IN amy event, he viii give
a reward II tlu To- knnw directly who
would l." guilty Of such mean trick
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
II IS JOHN 0llNiR.
The Negro Arrested at b,rnAII,o Not
IUm S'imr<n.

lOm SllmrNVn.
The negro who hIulaiN a--aui'rI lu-
--ph Anderson ant \h" Nhm. ur,i ,ri.
rlllus last Iu"-ia, might, ami va cap.
turrd near Brtutllll" WhIl, escaping
toward this cIlN. l. unr the u.,.u,u- tom
NtImp~nu wh", with thrr nlhrr ruu,lrl-
sawed hi> way "u, Of The canon ,ill.
Colorado, prnitrnIlN the N"udaN toe
turr. Thus >hrlIh cunningham va DE-.
cld"dIy mistaken IN III, llrnlinral"u
The negro gave H. nam, ~ John Oh.
Yer, AMI l. IA" sam" Individual rrtrtrri
1" III the following ARTICLE whurh wa-
published N Iut CIIIZf\ II \u,. a.,
Johnny Oliver. r"lofrd hN. Ian
gul~lr- III III" Las vega, jail I" await
the action ~ the grand jury Nlul" IN
Denver ull>rr stole II from another h,N,
aud wa~ sent tu yhIl there tpr seventy
eight dal~. lie then bet l,uNrT coming
down ~ \rw M"NIru, Last ~uiIilN n,Iu.
ing AT springer hr hHrird tram W.. g.
coming south. aid from pullman pa
~"ngrr h. nlpIHd gold watch ani chain.
49, Ia money. run and collar buttons.
aud an Nrrruat, The los, wa~ -,"u il~.
covered, aud ~ the rnlufrd hpN VA seen
~nraking into the pullman coach H., Ma
SUSPECTED. arrested aud ia" aIilri", found
on hi person. When ~" tram reached
Las Vegas oliver Wa turned over Co. th"
depot pIlrrmnn. aud hr viii doulilr--
>,Sn hr furnished huard ant h-igluG al
santa Fr tnr wears h. cuu"
Oliver, although H. admitted The lh,'t
stated that the Trasun h" committed the
crime Wa that hr WA hungry, dirl tie
grand jury II san Miguel county III.
charged the prsonrr. tie rhru lrn la
Vegas, coming south, AMI wa- AT 'rrrlll"-
nearly week hrtpr" he committed The
assault upon Anderson AMI Ndtm- III"
viii not fare =" ra-l thI- time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

the stock Is snapped IN ut the trigger
Nj. Young wonders. II would make any
man wonder 10 gnEe n, the rifle. how Mr..
Robinson got through the wreck with his
life. The injured messenger is at the Las
Vegas hospital, aud the optic ay-
j. X. Roblnsun, the express messenger
on the wrecked train Il getting along
incl! aud II IN gSh spirits Hr su~.
tained All ugly scalp wound aud ha.
black and blue -put~ iunum,tahlr uu hI-
DeT-iu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
LOOKS LIKE MURDER.
Three Indians Held at Kingman charged
with Murder.

/ Three Indians are now being held In
/ the county jail on charge ~ murder
and 1t l~rks NrfS much ~ though the
charge would hr proven against them.
| The groundwork II the charge camr cut
| III u quarrel among the Indians over q
division II money, aud the story told by
Indian hate, une VI the PARTIES ~ the
the quarrel, j. ~ follows Last winter All
Indian cOmmunl, called the Spuaw, aud
tWo s"n-, found the bUly u n white man
II, Nohmnn'- spring twelve miles from
blackberry, he bui, was nude aud the
| flesh neatly ruitvd away from the hunrs
\ search brought To- light the mans
pantAluuu' under "a bush some distance
from the buli. Ia the packets u the
rAntalruns Wa found quantity NJ Ill.
Nrf ani a large Iull ut gIrcnhack-. The
plft thr nudlng ~ the remains, ~ IA
usual With the Indians III such cases
lvIEg afraid IT, spend the money IN
lidrkhrttA IL" ~ludW gave NIFTY dollars
&" Nat" g. tan" TO- klngmau IT, get SILVER
CO.. a. hate tuk ll" uiuurN ant gam.
Bleed 10 asa, nuI When hr returned IT,
tiarkb,iN The uIi Indian AMI hi -nn,
h,I t'uI.uI tuul,, NI,h IAN over the
ash 10, lUiu tu hIug ha,k ~hrIn
i,o-l.iuugll hIp..,rl the lnilan, hui
l't,N aI'. tu lt, Awaiting llu r"-dlt ul the
{
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
ae'eeklg Citizt'1
Prom T.e.Ia,. pst,

iihIlHa'"I T'N Chul' wy lIulN Shl
Mgrcial last night
Col Walter ;. Marmun returned tu Ia.
guna this morning
Gru, Irwin and wife II san Maral.
are visitors to the cIty.
Mrs, Henry Connolly, of rcralta. 4. ,l-.
iting friends IN the city
Louis Sulzbschrt the we'll known Las
vegas attorney, Is III the eat! to-day.
Mrs. 4. T.. phelau, NJ Williams. i visit.
lug relatives aud friends IN Ia" CITY.
I. Lowenbrrg the rcna Blanca mpr.
chant aud fowl iancr"l, l. III the city.
W A. Wilson, representing the Armour
packing house ut kan-a- city. l. here to.
day, \
lh"s. r.. Young ~ kuu-a, cts. j. talk.
Ing tea aud other ,tmulaut~ IN town to.
day
L. N.-t JohL representing the Ideal
Shirt company 90 san francisco /, h,r,
RAKE ~ -hrk,I-
Mrs, " II, iIam"u Nll,oD tU, m'I
Su,tr. utu, r,r.,.,., .,,.. 90, ,,.,.
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hlHII' "li I'" Id' hI.lh'-. llIi.
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poultry im.' uh' wt"W merchant e
III We rl'I HlI n'' % TX .lIu FOO drug
nj h.i'
VI Co.,. J..u I,.m-rtu.,,l. ImA Wn.
j. ,irI .I.- 90 l..u..t unI,r nt. Fuu.
rgu N..u.d, a,p.,. wen, '..uu. un
~. i'm ..uug.
NnN. hr,,.tru.r u,rag,. .rIn. n.r
rmd W., ~ ~upnN ru.luu,. nl
p~--,r..r '. .m. mruIu, r,r n,mlI.
whrr" lr' W.. ,uu3 ..uu, N..rs ra'u
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
D-.rr,rd - Iirtt.r Nudi,n,,

The minstrel -how At N" "I~ra house
last night was a surc"-,ful pr.iurinu
and meritrd much larger audience, r,.
p"clalll ~ II VA, comp, ImrnlarN Co. the
guard aud the band lhr hAnl ht-
literally aided IN the -urrr-- II man,
lcal events and II VA bat natural that
the! expected better pulIlc recognition
"n this occasion. The performance va
pleasing and contained many happy HIT.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
Iuhius,,u. IlIiir

The m" Of j. H. Robinson, the *
press messenger injured Ia the recent
Shoemaker railroad wreck, l. Ia the pas.
session 4 >. H. Young, di'i,l"n ,npcdn,
lendant Tor the expires company, this
city, and III" deadly wrapnn PRESENTS a
badly damaged front. The barrel Is
I~lsted aud bent In several places, while
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

'...' 'lHs ru'ur, II IA" railway mail
,...r r Hrk 'rm la Junta, Colo,
"..F. H' ht1 h"ru sine" TUESDAY, caring
'r '.r wa Mat so, damaged IN the
N''., H ',r santa r" train, NJ, I. near
I, t..n- NumIu last, says the hen
300 I.p'.nu W.T. rutnry says that
.....hrI.. Registered matter was burned
a. n.a 'u' ., NIli h'' lmp ~-lhlr for him
..t..H ,,.'N SHAT Packages have been
..'' ... ...I r." rtu hear from the diff
.... ..'ur.',i. DO 'hr vicinity ~ Al.
.. .,.,. tI ld-.. l"- Angeles and san
|.,. |..I. NrI' ia ihlpngh pouches
u.s ,".. wp'nr llurri''d ln chicago,
i... ~ l'IN ald points east, All
'. ..r r.-I.1.nI mattel Including
.utH-.. .n.l.. O.. N,urf dlSn went up
b.. .. hr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

lac present a--,inhlagr II the lrgl,lA.
tive branch II ouf government uccuf. At
| a time When the Interests If our nnph.
| and the needs Ut thr country gi,ra .p.r.
tai prominence a. the condition a. our
/ tpIugu Relations auI the rAlgrurl.. of
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III, executive dul, aIpIuat,N prtf,. .r.,.I
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

TT & lprh,h lucal act. of -. vega.
would Ikr ,o have the l.ululph umd,
r"upaul present I'M, l.r3 tmuih
roy In this city al All ratlN da,. aud lie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

eastern question: lul simply Co. cate Got
th"-" entitled 90 Ii- uut,rlI.u. SHIPS
haN" b"'u ~rut tu Iuul- 1T actual dI.luIi.
Hncr, Hui uu lrudui g uur mlu--l,I. .f.
drf- have hrru l--uri n ,hr SuItau uu
. luikl~h ~rlllrt- shall gutli an r.rut, ~
. Nll"tlc refugees IT, il, rua.l II q.
earnestly hoped that prompt uuI effective
action ut lhr part ~ lir great tuuprau
/ poWrf- VII, not hr d'iaN,I
..N.r.tI -f.t...
owing tu'n. growth q \mrrran 90.
t"rr-l. 90 tnusu ruuu,ur, tu. Impr..".
mrui ~ TIE rru.Ilu service. J, urged. lu
dcrut lance With th' Recommendation I
the ,,rtrtdt, - .lal'. 10 las n,ru l"rll'
To- uil cuu-ulu position. pdNtug ituW
81, 90 tu e. 90 annually ~ u promotion
~ transfer tf,m -uulr uturt position 90
. the department H state" lhr-, ItHuu.
I tuu, al, I" hr uhl, ~ examination. ant
Iuciudr H." place. Legislation T., u,,ui,I
tot cul-uiu lu.puciiuri aui 'hr President
IrruuturuH- lhdl rluhd,-aI'i, duU m.l.
I,i"f- al iurrlsu vutil- be- ltNIi,I VIII
u'hrldl tr-llrur,- ii.-ugg,-l. Wat Wl..,
Avoiding The gIIli'r ana SHOW 1t '.t,..u.
udllnu- 'lu- country .h.uI uu' -uN,l %
cmpt3 -uu ui.ysu .b, -no'l.u... COL. 4.
, idl-lm'uN n' TO-. uwumIIr u'.i
t,N,,.., NttNu.
a. ". 'un u.mt nNH.V .. ...'r
|,Jsu u,aU.u- 600 t., ..u.mrH..I .f
+ uI utu.uu ..H,.u ..D.... "a, .r.
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IT,. '.,I.' - wI, .a. Co.,. ...u....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

special attention T. rhIhi H. The -liu
alton IN cuba, aui the -trlrl u"ulUa,.n #
thl- gu,rrum"ul l. advised, despite The
sentimental sympathy AMI ahNruturuu,
-upporl AROUSED IN imrrlca by -lurlr- 1T
cruelty and the natural love II ihrft,
Military arrest II American citizen the
night II the American consular "lhr"f,
10 protect vfopyrty aud the Alliance Iucl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

'ccAIl
s..
49, \ y
ne farm
rays ei
ray black
the ehIn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

T'T'|TI n II'T TUTVU TTUT IIWIgIll Wis
lrtltnl ordered H,,i
w" risit Of ia" inanr" committee
"a, r,ui ant adapted,
W., read AMI rrirrrrd To- NE t!nanrr com
u.i'.".
ln. .aAN If Miss Marion :. Merritt
"a- '.u.rd ). i't MONTH. beginning Nov.
D. l-.,.
iNr rnmmlltrr "u ml,- aud studies
u.l'wl ihump-uu', system II irawing.
"ll'' 49, approved
l'' small -l-j'ul Wa discussed, and n
-r'ru' meeting viii be- callt-i Ia act on
M, .tlIt.
f..UfTrni
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

dent have h"ru r'cuyutgri ant MrrN.
rlainrd
.IIkHH.
With reference o. u,rbtuu,.- 90 Oar.
H.! b" ,t,, Wmr rN,rIuy ruurrtu. lu
lurmatlpa !. httI Co. obtain. nt ult ruu
nj at ~Nas La n,,u instructed Co. ru,r.
lgdlr. II BE- not ,Nr intention ul tu.
gN"tuurul Co., l'rNDun rulduglrl lu o..
eastern question:. Iud simply Co. rai,' Got
tb"-" entitled 90 IT, put,rlI.u -Mp,
ha," h""u ~rut tu IuIul- at actual NIui
ancr, AMI uu llrudui Il uur mlu,-l,i. ,r.
Iri- have hrru l--urd T., ,hr SuItAu lnu
luikIsh -uldlrt- shall guttj an r,rut, uf
Nlu"i lcdu iriug""- IT, l'r rua-t II t.
earnestly hup"d that prompt aul effective
action uu lhr part ~ ltr great tur1prau
powers viii not h., d,IHNal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
|()D I

UUvI
: II tieI
ma the
cep the
,et Bit,
n I. SIM
Iylt u l..
{ Jl1i
IATOR
Of three
~ than
llAll use
look Tot
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II i SIM
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Is II
II { II =
I also 81
l ~,
lpllLA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

IN" pr",ll q, lt- uo -Uggr-'un- Iu
The Nlrafds'au rd-" hul ~p,rl- q
mac"lul settlement with such rpu,rdria.
ton aui indulgence toward Nicaragua
~ are consistent.
ia" president ash l"sl-iAuuu H. hrrtk
IL" treaty ~ agreement hN wmch lM,
country l. JmutN h"uuI With ENGLAND
ana urImani I" a,-umr mtuhg,mru ~
samoa,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE!
Synopsis of The Document Read
al Noon To-Day.
Very Little ADVICE that Congress
Will be Likely to lake.
silver and GreenbAtkS Constitute the
Cause OF all our Trouble.
A Wan FROM WALL SrRLLT.

President nN,iHul.- message H. y.u.
gees deal, ESPECIALLY With tNu subjects
foreign affair, amt local nuauclal cuudi.
tiun- lie SAY,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-12-07

n suffering With pile. It viii ln'.rr.t
you tu know that II" Witt NIlrh llaI.I
NaNr viii cute them Ih- medicine l.
II specific Tor all complaint. "t tu- rhu.
hri"r uud II instructions WlIrl, At -Iu.
pI" AZ" carried ont, 4 cutr wi r"-uU
We haN" tested this ~ uumrrnu- rt-"-.
aud alwHl- With llkr rr~ut, /, u,,t
lAlI. NlII.hmIN \ Within
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
Good Advice.

The following gem, which has
been going the rounds of the press
without credit, should be cut out
and pasted in every mans hat as a
reminder of his duty when he de-
sires to speak ill of any woman.
Remember this, young man-Be
careful of how you speak of a
woman's character. Think how
many years she has been building
it, of the tolls and privations en-
dured, of the wounds received, and
let no suspicion follow her actions.
The purity of women is the saliva
ton of the race, the hope of future
greatness and the redemption of
man. Wipe out her purity and
man sinks beneath the wave of de-
spair with not a star to guide his
life into channel of safety. Think,
then, before you speak, and re-
member that any hog can root up
the fairest flower that ever grew,
so the vilest man can ruin the
purest woman's character.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
New Woman Government.

A neat story comes from Atchi-
son. A man went to sleep there
the other night and dreamed he
was in a city entirely governed by
women. 1t was scrupulous]y clean,
and, while wandering around, he
saw three men arrested for spit
ting on the pavements. A garb-
age barrel at the rear of each block
was hand painted and tied with
blue ribbon. Mail boxes were
decorated with drawn work throws,
and fire plugs had cushioned seats
on top of them. Sweet peas were
climbing: over the electric light
poles, and a hand-painted cuspidor
occupied a prominent place on
every corner. There was no bust
ness, not a team being allowed to
pass up and down the main streets
for fear of making dust. The town
was deserted, save for the police
women, who marched up and down
to see that no one with dusty shoes
stepped into the town.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
Som ething to Think About.

The Anderson bill needs but one
thing to make it a lava majority
of the votes of the people of Min
nesota at the next general election.
On US in the northern counties lies
the task of getting that majority.
Every man of us owes to his fell
low-men his best efforts to that
end. The railroads pay yearly
some $S00,000 of tax. The rail
roads own in Minnesota some $685.
100000 worth of property. If
they paid taxes on it all, as all men
else must, they would pay 81, 700,-
900 of the annual taxes. There,
fellow sufferers from this mon
strous injustice of untaxed railroad
lands, is the text. From it preach
an unceasing sermon to every
friend, relative and acquaintance
you have in all the state from now
till election day.-AitIno Repa16-
Mc071. ....
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20

THERE have been many fortunes
made by advertising, and many
business houses whose prosperity
was on the Wane have secured re-
vival and extended trade by lib
eral use of printers ink. Of the
the many methods judicious adver-
Users unanimously accord newspa-
per advertising first place, and
further agree that a country weekly
exceeds all others in value. It
reaches the home and is preserved,
read and re-read by the very class
the merchant wishes to interest. A
good advertisement is the cheapest
trade solicitor a merchant can en-
ploy, because it makes no charge
for car fare, board and ''sundries. D
The merchants of Princeton will
place their bargains before more
people if they patronize the UNION
than they could by employing half
a dozen canvassers. Our ads talk
seven days week and "a hours
each day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20

THERE is no honesty and up
Brightness in the way the Pioneer
Press, Tribune and other papers
deal with those who differ with
them on the financial question, says
Senator Hoard in the Montevideo
Leader. But then the Pioneer
Press, Tribune and other Wall
Street organs must do as they are
ordered by their masters or down
comes their shanty, and they know
it. Poor devils, we pity them.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
Is DOran an Editor?

Aldermen ''Wolf'' and "Kar-
TAXI reinforced by 'SEhrmantraut''
of the St. Paul city council, and all
three of them Democrats, bolted
their party and voted for Repub-
ican for city clerk. These trail
tors have no earthly excuse for
their conduct except that the rest
of the Democrats on the board did
not come to their terms as quickly
as they wished, and throw over
board Clerk Pendergast. They
deliberately went into a Repub-
ican caucus full twenty-fou
hours ahead of the election, and
agreed to vote for any Republican
named. These traitors have
showed their colors before and now
have labeled themselves for life.
1t is the curse of politics that men
who should grace bench in the
prison pen, sometimes come to the
surface and Chamber to the front in
office. Neither of the two first
named men has a particle of re-
spectability about him, while the
third is made president of the COM
mon council for his vote.-Le
Sateabr Sentinel.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20

H1NcKLEY Enterprise: It's sur
prising how, even locally, follow
ers of the old parties are lining up
on the silver question. A mans
political color is no Indication of
his stand regarding the white
metal. If those same men would
show the same independence on all
matters polite in the selec-
ton of public men-these United
States would not be issuing bonds
to-day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
Set an Example.

The boy that is not early taught
the duty of filial affection, rever-
ence and obedience, of upright
ness of conduct, and of honest toll
as the only means of securing an
honest living, will be very likely
to associate himself with vicious
companions, and fall into idle,
vagabond ways. He will of nee
essity steal what he disdains to
earn, and, after many anxieties
and solicitudes on the part Of his
immediate friends, will ultimately,
in all human probability, end his
career in the penitentiary. We,
therefore, as heads of families,
officers of fairs, and patriotic citi-
zens seeking the best interests OF
society, should by all precept and
example, at home and abroad, dc
all in our power to counteract and
condemn such things as hurtfu]
and debasing in character, thus
striving to surround our children
particularly with those refining anc
enrolling influences that shall edu
cate and tend to build up and sus
tain true manhood.-F Farmers
M0nthW.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20
Both Told the T'ruth.

A preacher said in his pulpit
one day that a newspaper that told
the truth about It's subscribers
would lose most of them in month,
and the paper replied next day that
if Bro. - told the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the
truth about the members of his
congregation, he'd have to leave
town before next Sunday. -Jordtua
Ha0epeaade2at.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-06-20

ROBERT G.. EVANS is booming
Senator Davis for the nomination
for president in 1895 and declares
that Minnesota Will send delega-
ton solid for his favorite. Davis
is all right, but Minnesota Repub-
Ecans should not lose their heads.
Remember the Window favorite
son boom.