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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
SOut h western Rates.

The following rates have been authorized
by the Southwestern Traffic association
Box materials, carloads. from Law
renceberg, Ind, to Texas common points.
4G cents per 100 pounds.
Tar and pitch, carloads from Cleveland.
Ohio. to Houston and Galveston. SO cents
per 100 pounds.
Pretrolatum. less than carloads. In bar
rels. Cleveland Ohio. to Houston and Gal
weston, s1.06 per 100 pounds; in cans
boxed. Sl.33 per 100 pounds.
Whisky, in wood or glass. carloads and
less than carloads. from Pittsburg, Detroit
and Cleveland. to Shreveport, La, rs and
67 cents per 100 pounds
Dried apples. less than carloads, from
producing points in Michigan TO Houston
and Galveston % cents: to Texas common
points S1.22 per 100 hounds
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The New Kansas City Lane.

II. w. Downey. general passenger agent
of the Houston, East and West Texas Is N
recoipt Of n letter from II. c. Orr, general
passenger agent of the Kansas CITY, fi''s-
burg and Gulf, in which he says INA, on
Fiys new and handsome sleepers WIN oe
run through from Kansas CITY 10 ho ..,, ~
Fine new and handsome sieepeTs VIZ ~
n,,cad on This run and the time will be inc
nuiclest ever made between these two en-
les. Both lines are advertising this iran
throughout the entire section, ana whuN
well established will be heavy compost
,or sor business between these Two Cities
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A "sENsArloNo spolLEp.

Tho house special COMMITTEES appointed
10 investigate certain sensational reports
IN an Austin evening paper with regard to
the alleged enticemcnt by a member OF the
house of an Innocent maiden into the
paths of sin met this evening and heard all
the witnesses who are supposed to know
anything about the case and will report
to the house tomorrow. In few words
they will state the facts In no way war
ranted the sensational publication referred
n
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tomorrow.
The tug J. V. Guillottc, Captain Green
~ Moore. went to Sabine Pass today. tow
ing the barge Mexico with lumber and a
ratt OF square timlers from A. Gilmor's
mi,l, and the barge Nicaragua with slabs
IRON, me Lutcher \ Moore Lumber COM
pany. The lumber and square thinkers
from A. Gilmer's were for tie schooner
butterick for foreign shipment. while the
slabs ,, VIII go TO Tampioo on the schoouct
MT y. j. West. who has recently moved
10 orange from Paxton. H.. has begun the
erection OF handsome residence. which
is rapidly assuming proportions.
Judge e. II. Nomits has a new cott.v,
mat VIII be ready for occupancy In A few
Jays. ana is quite an ornament TO the bar,
OF the city in which II Is located,
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sheriff Ink. ncturns uomc

Waco, Texas. March 3,--shcrin NJ. n.
Lake left tonight for Oklahoma, leaving
Edwards behind, the latters attorneys hav-
Ing given assurance that his appeal would
he perfected. IL Is understood that tho
court OF criminal appeals win take some
time TO report the ease and Lake being
under bond viii return at tho command
of the proper authorities. Edwards Will
fight the case to the bitter end.
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Brennan. Texas. March 3.--The case Of
VIM. Zick vs.. the City Of Brenham. suit
for damages. resulting from a load OF wood
turning over on him, alleged to have been
occasionod by bad place In tho streets
was concluded in tho district court this
morning and Judgment rendered for TiclS
for damages In the sum Of $l065.
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TO TEST THE LAW.
county Attorney OF McI.cnpnn WI
Make One Marc INa,s

county Attorney Of McLcnrnn VIII
Make Que More Effort
Waco. Texas. March 3.-Another test
Of the Sunday law will be made tomorrow
case involving the same points raised In
the Dean case last week has been agreed
upon. The defendant viii he arrested to.
morrow on n warrant from tho justice
court, but In this case the application foI
writ OF hahcaA corpus will be presented
to Judge J. NJ Gallagher of the county
court, who, 1t liz believed, will refuse g.
The defendant viii appeal and thereby OBJ
tain decision from the court of criminal
appeals.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

The jefferson County Channel and Dock
company of beaumont filed it's charter In
the department of state today. Capital
stock, $4,000. lncorporators, II. u. Crary.
l.. f. Chester, l.. j. Kopke. w. G. Human
and Joseph o. Osgood. The purposes Tor
which this corporation Is formed are TO
construct deep water channel from the
waters OF the Gulf OF Mexico at Sabine
Pass 10 Mud bayou,
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scarlet Fever at VvuIdc.

Uvaide. Texas. March 2.--Scarlet fever
IL playing havoc with the public school. A
great many children have been kept at
home to avoid tho contagion of the din
easc. Tho timely caution that Ia being
taken, II is thought. mny prevent tho dis-
ease from spreading
Judge Archer IL reported to be slowly
improving. He has been very low for sew
eral months
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0rnnrc Lnrni Notcs.

Orange, Texas. March 3.-The long dis
lance telephone line or the East Texas
Telephone company. connecting Orange.
Beaumont. Port Arthur and Sabine Pass,
has been completed to Orange. aud viii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

volasco. Texas. March 3Schooner Jon
ME Lippet is outside with cargo of barbcd
wire and general merchandise.
Hon. l., l.. Foster has promised an OK
tended resume of tho report OF the harbor
commission. The report Is yoluDminous,
but synopsis will no interesting reading
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
OCCUPATION TAXES.

Occupation taxes from tho following cor
porations were received FOR 1896 by tho
state treasurer today Wells Fargo eS-
press, sGii4 Pacific Express Sl376; Texas
Express, $751; Pullman Sleeping Car COM
pany. sl37S; Wagner Palace Car company.
eti,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

Cupy cnciT tnOuButHs 0u0
their ono object is to get we'll.
They have no confidence In them
selves. aud only too often loso faith IN
their physicians.
All Irregularities, whites, bearing
down pains, nervousness, headache,
backachc, blues, )" distastc for society.
sounds in ears, pnlpitation, cmaoiA-
ton, heavy eyes, "all gone" feeling.
dread Of impending evil, slecplessnesa,
etc, should ut once bc removed and
vigorous health assured.
Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound has for twenty years saved
women from all this. Hear this wo.
man spcnk:--
:" wish to publish what Lydia r.
Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound and
Sanativc Wash have done for mo. IhsA
falling of tho womb and leucorrhna,
md they have cured me OF both. 1 am
well woman. l suffered drcadfully
with such dragging pains In the lower
part of the back and extending around
tho body, irritation of tho bladder,
pain when walking and painful men.
situation; weakened terribly. had
been treated by three doctors without
much help, and IT only took 1--WE
bottles of your Compound and three
packages OF Sanntive Wash to cure ma.
can recommend them to all women
suffering with complaints like these, w..
Mns. V.NNArrA. sSsT N. Broad 81.
Philadelphia, Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

T. q; A'ss. l.. NJ. Nance, j, V. Rell.
u. Ae,ie Groman, Wm. 5. Simpson.
M ~, pwuiiy, 81: LOUIS. NJ. c. Dover. De-
III .r 2; !, Hotter, Glenwcod Springs,
srr 9 n 4 Cleveland. Erie, Pa: w. Ba,.
Nv ~ SSaNeNon; II. G. Smith, Duucauh
E nm 4: B. Conway, W. Purn. New
Nr. v. Arnold, Peoria: Emory Be-
pSos.oni I. \, Kearns, l. & q. N:
fs z sherman, Nintou, Iowa; II. c. Duff,
6u ss.en. y; futile, San Antonio; G. NJ.
n 'SS, =, zanesville, Ohio; A. IL. Hand.
q. +, LOUIS: r. NJ. Bafn, Jr., Waco,
Hsv ss,aeoos, Cincinnati: Louis Parisoe,
Nv vi ~; L. G. Eastman, Huntsville:
y I .ssaey, san Antonio; Il. N. Mays
n SOM Lovejoy, Galveston.
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~, aes' and Business Wcr

Elaa IT, Wen Organize.
h ~, .Aas' March 3.--An association
ksl ~. '0rned by the business men.
MI, a' !, and farmers OF Goliad county to
\. ,s,, ,a' general interests of the town
Fsaal ~. y = mas been named the Agri-
Essa ana Commercial association Of
Si !, tbs st mel neld every other TUESDAY
sai,Ss,.a' s Bank of Goliad with a GOOD
hayden ,e Maetze is president and R.
4s has b assu,e.aiy. An executive COM
" Is chsjrm erected with Mr.. John NJ
Ss.lisson' Wfmsn, other members beinr
II hsnk N".oiE, u Neyland, W. b. Camp
sssdalng. 0in' W. A. Pettus and w.
'u Is corresponding secre-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
ON sHIPBoARp NOT CLEARED.
prcrIpTs AND SHIPA(ENT0.

day were 3i22 bales. as follows: BY GULF
Colorado and santa Re, go: lnternstio
and Texas. 90: Gaiveston La Porte Gn1
Houston s95: barge Daisy. 900; barge A. -
H., sl3; by schooner, D.
sh!pnents-To Lyerpooi e. britannn9
5sOI; IS Vim. cine. 59ts;.otal n.7a9.
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(s.nFtoI trains. ...'.' - nnl ,.rnot
ss vs. on the International amu n md
NV No. ar arrive at and depart from tilc
is. .:,s;onSi depot, foot of Congress ave
ls'sl a,ssoar Kansas and Texas trains
nv sS Ka,y depot, at the foo! OF Mont
~ ,, @I a W north side of the bayou;
s ", rs,ds except those mentioned. use
N. ;,ind Central depot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

Prescription No. 1851. put up BY Btneq
a Arend. sold by Il. r, Schmidt, Houafr1
Texas, will relieve those afflicteA M
rheumatism. Try bottle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
OCEAN TREIGHTS.

The following ocean freights (stcauO -
cotton are guvsal today: q. =
pcr pound; Havre, 15-eseli<d; conttnsn6
is-Cia7-asd: New York. Asc per 100 POUNDS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

, ,ne instance Of the iobbers OF Fort With,
naiins and San Antonio apply to tho rail-
ioau commission for a general reduction in
commodity rates to apply TO common points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

NIX wcstbury. J, Moller Il 90.
IS honiton. Fowler a. McVitie.
Es lhsM Fowler N Neville.
81 luda, Adouo 4 Lobit.
SIS Rothcriicld, Fowler ~ McVitie.
Ea romal. J. n. Sawyer & Co.
IS Alaysl. j. Mollcr " Co.
VESSELS SAILED FoE GALVESTON
Ps Bedc. Hamburg. January D.
SIS Comal. New York. Fob. n.
Gs Daniel, Cardiff Jan. ~
Is Explorer. Liverpool. Jan. q.
SIS Furonin. Dartmouth. Jan. u
SIS Gem, Las Palmas, Feb. q.
81 l.auncelot Barry. Feb. ID.
SIS Nab Barry, Jan. 20
IS Mnriuo, Havre, December -.
b. Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. n
81 Phoeba, Cardiff Jan. g.
6s Silopia. Manchester, Jan. q.
81 Toloea, Rio de Janetro. Jan, -.
IS Treasury. Liverpool. Feb. IL.
IS yectis. Cardiff. Jan. q
Hs Wenrhnrton Hall. st.. Vincent. ~ &
Es White Cross, Malta. Jan. ~.
Bs Wlldsrspool. Liverpool. Jan.
Sch IIaroldine. Baltimore. Jan. -
Sch Viola Reppard Boston, Jan. H.
Sch Daisy Farin. Newport News. Feb d
Sch u. J. Berwin. Baltimore. Feb. ..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
Newc0mer E,,,

e. IN tsIs a March IA runner
n about sis ching ~ from cOwcoha settle
||sssssta IA, 'sa. miles from here. bring
n s,, anns,lns lewis ss,. pullia shot and killed
hnT unknown .norhins. Cause OF
d - county. HE "aannnm is a new conner
n - ~, have bsen parents parent living In Aus
''s'A- ' Notified Of their sons
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

Nacogdoches, Texas. March 3'-IHe M
,oI,;,once has been received here that MI
]. u. Keefer. who has been pasSense'
conductor OH the Houston East ana "es'
Texas railroad for the past rine years, mas
been promoted to the poaition OF superln-
,endcnt If Inc road, His many frieada
here are elated over his promotion
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4 G. Y, Dor perenmus, Bryan; Mrs. n. L. nay.
Be,kmsn ~ {, T. Beard, Dallas; W.
Y. Ta~s,s, ueo, NJ; Reed. l.. l.. Moody,
knlaroa A c,,..y;, W. 3, Hobby. }. Nj.
kbp Ny, NJ l.. r. Leigh. WaXa-
IN vi y, n. Inns, San Antonio; w
J p iosSkum; j. n. Roosevelt Frank.
(x!Ssvs ., IN, NJ. Cooper. Conroe: l.. Nj.
d Res gly; Earl Warren, Simonton,
] Ra I u, j. c. Stevens, Austin; ii.
tsan., ~ Z gainesville; ri. A. Bell, New
NAtook1 ~ !. Chester. Beaumont: j. III.
VA, Cal .e,sas; G. d. Morrison. c, G.
! hey. Ds,;so, X. /. Harris. Fulshear.
4 q. siewaassoh; G p. Lima. Fort Worth +:
nstvlle: VT Chicago; Pat owens
". Cm,r.,,Aii., Holland. city; A. j.
Fs' Ms. Lon T I Miss Clara Payne,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04
HEAVY COTTON RECEIPTS,
Houston's Big Business Duriuo the
Month of February.
REDUCTION IN COMMODITY RATES
Judge stedman VIII Apply to Rn,l.
rond Commission Todny-Rates
to Mexico for the Cnttlemcn.
REDUCTION IN COMMODITY RATE,

The following is the receipts of cotton
at Houston by the Houston and Texas
Central for the month of February; also
the comparative statement of cotton re-
ceived during the same month last year:
Number Of bales received. "a 1866, which
were distributed as follows. Houston
proper, 11,299; Texas and New Orleans
25s9, Direct Navigation company, 1856.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, IS, and Gal
weston, La Porte and Houston. GS74 bales
Inc number of bales received in Febru-
airy. 1870 was 2o,fb.. showing q majority
in favor of 1897 of 1904 bales.
The following is comparative statement
Of cotton received this year In comparison
with the same time the preceding year
The date is from September l to March 1,
Receipts this year. 35i 500 bales; receipts
last year, 3S2.15o bales. showing an in
crease for 1896 and 1897 over 1895 aud 1896
Of 22.7J6 bales.
As was stated in The Post on February
l, the receipts may be expected to increase
until May L.
From March I to date. which includes
only throo days, more cotton has been re-
ccived in Houston than there was in
twelve days of March, 1896.
MnlIngcring.
Dr. George II. Wclst, surgeon of the
Pennsylvania lines. at Richmond, Ind. in
a paper on this subject, recently read be-
fore literary society in that city. states
that he learnsi on good authority. ttat the
railroads of England. in a period of FIVE
years, paid out s1l 600 900 to persons claim
ing TO have been suffering from spinal In
Juries received while travelling on the
cars: and that large part of the claims
represented in this immense sum We're
based on pure malingering-lying to get
money. Or. Weist estimates that in the
same time probably more than the sum
named is paid out by the railroads of the
United States for fictitious injuries. The
doctor made an exhaustive study of his
subject, giving numerous instances from
the history of the last 300 years, of prom-
nent people, including kings and military
officers, who have lied to escape duty or
danger. In our last war cowardicet In the
army was by no means confined to pri-
Yates Accident insurance companies have
found the injuries to the left hand so much
more numerous than those to the right
that they now pay only about one-half as
much money for an injury to the left as to
the right. The speaker evidently under
stands this difference to have been made
wholly because of the discovery Of frauds !.
that is, of cases where person voluntarily
injured his left hand or arm to get money
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GU.

{ -Lsssasiye po-D IN ONE DAY.
= g. uha the money Il il Ip tsil,
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For Reduction in Commodity RATS
Austin. Texas, March S.--Judge N. A.
stedu,an NJ Fort Worth will tomorrow, at
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-04

So Gyllcr. Rasmussen. Montego Bay.
Ss Llanthony Abbey, Townsend, Rotten.
dam.
rs coucho. Risk. New York
SIS Golcia, Burmeister, Hamburg.
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SAILED

SIS Gyllcr. Rasmussen. Montego Bay.
Ss Concho. Risk, New York. q
So Galcia. Burmeistcr, Hamburg.
rs VIM, Cllne Jnpha, Liverpool.
ss Llanthony Abbey, Townsend, HoAtsek
dam.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. March :
Arrived.
CLEARED

S. Comai. Evans, New York.
rs ilardwick Hall Black, Cardiff.
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TIIE NEW

HurCIlINS -: (. (:
; A: : HOUSE.
W. r. and ]. Z.
Boyle, proprietors.
Rates. $500 and
500 per day.
I. =. y. head
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22
HAMLINE UNIyERsIrY.

4
Inc catalogue of Hamline University
for the year 1867 is at hand. This
institution of learning has recently be-
come University in fact as we'll as in
name "A fully equipped medical de-
partment was added some over year
ago, and divinity school has been Or
gained with the expectation of open
ing this fall. A school of law is one of
the probabilities of the near future.
There were enrolled this year in the
college of Liberal Arts, ISL students,
in the preparatory department Ill.
There were also seven post graduate
students doing special work in science
and history. The graduating class of
1897, College of Liberal Arts, numbers
twenty-five, seventeen young men and
eight young ladies; College of Medi-
cine, thirty-one, including two young
ladies.
Hamline University is finely located
between the Twin Cities, partaking of
the advantages of both, yet far enough
from either to have its own community
life. Its course of study includes
mathematics, ancient and modern
languages, English language and lit
erature, historical and political
science, physics, chemistry and BIZ
ology. Special emphasis is placed up
on laboratory methods and upon indi-
vidual investigation. The necessary
expenses range from $3.50 to 5000 per
year.
The medical department. of Hamline
University is located in Minneapolis,
formerly the Minneapolis College of
Physicians and Surgeons, it is the old
est medical institution in the state.
The number of students enrolled this
year, the first year of its union with
Hamline University, was 103, an in
crease of about sixty-ive per cent over
the previous year. This college has a
well deserved reputation for teaching
its students practical medicine and for
eQuipping them unusually well for
actual work. The faculty are body
of Christian men, and the moral tone
of the school is excellent, Members OF
the college have access to the hospitals,
and full clinics are held in each of the
Twin Cities. For a catalogue or fuller
information, address the president or
registrar at Hamline, Mimi, or Leo.
NJ, Crafts, M. D., Minneapolis, MINI.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The increase in the value of land is
the subject of articles in several of the
southern Minnesota papers. Land
down there has become too valuable
for profitable farming and the settlers
are looking for other locations. Mile
Laos county lands are also increasing
in value but there are acres enough
unoccupied to furnish homes for thou
sands yet and the quality of the land
cannot be excelled. Come to Mile
Laos, gentlemen, when you start for a
new home.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The UNION has been informed that
the next encampment Of the Minnesota
Division Sons of Veterans will pro-
badly occur at Sank Centre. The Gen.
tire is pretty town and those who at
tend will doubtless be nicely enter
tained
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

Those attending the summer school
are apt to suffer from eye strain or
perhaps head aches that medicine does
not relieve. Have your eyes examined
by Prof. Bruins, the expert optician,
who will be at the Commercial Hotel
parlor, Aug. 2 and 8. Consultation
and examination free.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

Miss Alice Bouck and Miss Julia
Reinwand, of Princeton, arrived Tues
day from that place for couple of
weeks visit in the village and vicinity.
-Royalto1, Banner.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

A free silver crank who is travelling
through the country carrying a grind
stone and a small jag attempted to
preach his doctrine on the streets Sat-
urday. The people left him to run the
the government while they went to the
ball game.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

J. H. Ward, of Milaca, came to
Princeton Tuesday morning, spent the
day with his friends here, and went
to Minneapolis on the afternoon train
Jim says the Milaca race track will be
ready for use this fall and invites own
ers of fast stock to 60 up and try it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

What promised to be a spicy case
funked in Judge Dickey's court last
Monday. A Foreston man was brought
down charged with slandering a lady
OF that village, but before the case
came to trial the man made a written
retraction and apologized for what he
had said and the case was dropped.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The rain let up for a couple of hours
yesterday enough for the High
Schools to make monkeys of the Nash
vile Students ball tossers. The game
was uninteresting and resulted in a
score of Is to 10.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

After the recent successes it is per-
fectly proper to ask why a. first nine
cannot be organized to defend Prince
toms honor on the diamond. We have
plenty of talent here for winning
base ball team.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The noted Swedish singer, Prof. J.
A. Huffman, of North Park College,
Illinois, will give a concert in Prince
ton Thursday evening, Aug. 5, for the
benefit of the Duluth district mission
AIRY society. For further particulars
sec the next issue OF the UNION.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

A farmers team ran away Saturday
morning at the depot and furnished
considerable excitement along the
route it took down town but the only
damage done was the wrecking of a
buggy standing near Calev's store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

One OF the most enjoyable sociables
of the season was that held at the
.Greenbush Poultry Farm last Friday
evening in aid of the new M. ~.
church. Quite a number Of friends
were present from Princeton and took
part in the program helping to make
the affair complete success. The
grounds were tastefully decorated with
evergreens and Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns making very pleas
ing effect. After the entertainment
ice cream and cake took the lead.
while the lemonade, soda water and
peanut stands helped to gather the
shekels into the building. fund which
was increased by nearly $40.
The Junior Epworth League will
hold a dime social for the same object
Friday evening, July %, at S. "A.
CHEESEMAN'S.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

Some of the instruments for the new
KIP. band have come and the boys
are giving their neighbors something
to talk about DR.. Cooney, John
Peterson and Fred Johnson have their
new clarionets and Harry Pratt is
amusing himself with a new slide
trombone.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The Milaca- Times sporting editor
evidently knows fully as much about
the national game as the individual the
club carries around to umpire. Editor
Cravens should instruct him to mix
enough truth in his articles to at least
fool one or two of the Times readers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-07-22

The county commissioners this week
have been wrestling with the personal
property assessments returned. It is
said that, according to the returns,
some of the fortunes of Mile Laos
county residents have been greatly re-
duced by the continued hard. times.
This, however, is only an inference.