The Princeton union., 1896-10-29

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Harvey Moore, formerly with the P.
II. Kelly Mercantile company but now
with Aug. Beck, of Chicago, called on
his old customers in Princeton, Mon
day. 49,. .-
The Demo-Pops are making great
campaign in Mile Laos county. AS
far as speakers and meetings are con-
cerned they are discounting the Re
publicans. "
Spectacles Is cents at Stamm's and
better ones if you want them. To re-
lieve headache and eyeache, specta-
cles ground to special ORDER Eyes ex-
amined free.
Fl. M. Thiele, of Chicago, one of
Uncle Sans postoffice inspectors, was
in Princeton last week inspecting. the
bonds OF some of the up-country
postmasters.
We fully warrant the genuine BECK
WITH ROUND OAK with any kind of
fuel to do better work than any other
heating stove on earth. T. H. Galley
has d full line
Irving Southland, Ernest Byers,
Harry and Angus Varney returned last
week from their hunting trip to Mile
Laos lake. They report good time
but not much game.
G. A. Little, one of the first pro-
prietors of the Anoka street railroad,
was in Princeton Friday. He is now
located at Minneapolis and is travelling
for speciality company.
We indorse BECKWTTH's ROUND
OAK from leg to urn, from top to bot
tom, first, last and all the time. Do
you want the best? Of course YOU do.
Galley will sell it to you.
Our old time friend and neighbor,
Charles Judkins, is making q winning
canvass in Sherburne county. Mr..
Judkins is a bluff old farmer and as
honest as the day is long.
Land sales are numerous notwith-
standing the prevailing hard times.
People seem to realize that Mile Laos
county land is good property which
ever way the election goes.
Mile Lacs voters should not be led
astray by the harangues of the Popu-
lists. Above all vote for Clough, your
old neighbor and the friend of every
citizen of Mile Laos county.
c. J. Berryhill, of St. Paul, who ac-
companied the boys on their trip to
Mile Lacs lake last week, left Friday
morning to fill other political engage
ments in the northern part of the
State.
There have been numerous applica-
tions for citizens papers during the
past two weeks. Every one is inter-
ested in the result of this campaign
and there will be fewer alien residents
as result.
Hon. A. F. Ferris, of Brainerd, was
a passenger on the up train, Monday
morning. He went up to Milaca to
look after his political fences. Mr..
Ferris will poll big vote in Mile
Lacs county.
Those silverites who had so much to
say OF the reception accorded Bryan by
the students of Yale college are re-
quested to compare it with the egg
throwing contest at the Carlisle meet
ing in Kentucky last week.
Col. John w. Custer, of Illinois, will
speak at the opera house tomorrow
evening on the issues of this campaign.
The colonel comes recommended as a.
first class speaker and will undoubtedly
deliver an interesting discourse.
Last Saturday was a very lively day
for the business men. One merchant
alone had so 'treceived on account
slips in his money drawer at night
which is pretty good evidence that the
farmers are moving their crops.
The severe cold of last week de-
stroyed a large amount of potatoes in
this vicinity. Many of the farmers
were trying to handle their crops with
out hiring extra help and were caught
before the potatoes were all dug.
The POpuliStS showed verv moor