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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-06-15

Raspberry Sarsaparilla
Cherry Ripe Peach and Cream
Root Beer Lemon Phosphate -
m Moxie Lemon, Etc, Etc.
crushed Fruits. =
headache. -
.
|eer Drug Store g
.IiliiiiiIiIIii! I!i!E
Clay Van Alstein has accepted a
position with Fred Newton in his meat
market.
James J.'Bryant, of Milaca, was in
Princeton Saturday canvassing for a
2ythian chart.
John Kennedy, of Foreston, was ar
rested last week charged with selling
liquor illegally.
The Princeton planning mill closed
Monday evening to remain so during
the entire encampment.
Miss Mettie Wheeler came home
from St. Paul Saturday evening to re-
main during the summer.
The Rum river drive which passed
here some time ago reached the boom
limits Tuesday of last week.
Prof. Themes and family were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Bacon,
of Foreston, before their departure
for Minneapolis.
Ben SOule Jr. has an extra force at
work sprinkling the streets. The
decorations on the sprinkler are quite
up to the standard.
A change of time in the North bound
Eastern Minnesota train to an hour
earlier was the means of causing
several passengers to lie over today.
Ed Nicely, agent for Theo. F. Koch
at Goshen is home for d few days. He
reports the Dunkard community at
that place as contented and prosper
Gus.
Milaca and Foreston will be repre-
sented here during the week. Thurs
day and Friday are the days selected
by the people of those villages to be
here.
Bliss Upham, former Princeton
man, but who is now located at Her.
man, paid Princeton q visit Thursday
He will return to attend the encamp-
ment.
D. Wark, of Wyanette, who resided
on the George Smith place near Green
Lake lost his house and household
goods by fire Friday. He had a small
insurance.
Mike Kaliher's services are being
sought by Twin City sportsmen this
season. Mr. Kaliher is an excellent
dog trainer and his patrons will ap
preciate his services when they take
their dogs afield.
Every town has it's two-legged hogs
individuals whose only god is the al
mighty dollar and who never contrib
ute a cent to aid any public enterprise
Thank the Lord, Princeton has only ;
few of the picayune breed.
G. A. Jack s addition to his bushes
block is being rapidly pushed to compile
ton. Another improvement this wide
awake gentleman has made is a cister1
which will furnish all the water neces
sary for his drug stores use.
The High school club went out t
Monticello Saturday and defeated tn
team representing that village by
score of 10 to +. The game was yer
nicely played and now that the ice ha
been broken a string of victories
| looked LOT.
Our neighbors in Spencer Brook ar
getting ready to build an M. E. church
and the good people of Wyanett al
also planning to erect a place of wo
ship. Our advice would be, build on
church and support one minister i
decent shape. But then it is easier
starve two preachers than properl
support one. ... .
The first visitors to arrive for Ell
campment week came Monday mor1
ing. These were Division Adjutal
George H. Sheire and wife, Of Evan
i Vile, Mimi. and Past Division Inspe
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-06-15

Don't forget to visit John N. Berg's
store.
DR.. F. L. Small, resident dentist,
Townsend block.
Soda, all kinds of fruit juices, at Nc
Cuaigs drug store.
George A. Presley, Of Milaca, was IN
Princeton Saturday.
How do you like the first edition of
Princeton's daily paper?
Ice cream soda-cool and refreshing
-McCuaig's drug store.
Our motto is good goods at low
prices. JOHN N. BERG.
Kew West and domestic cigars to
suit all tastes at McCuaig's drug store.
After crossing the Princeton bridge
look for John N. Berg's sign-general
supply store.
The thermometer registered SO de-
grees above zero last Sunday. Mon
day reached SO.
The Sons of Veterans are all right,
but we have decided preference for
DAUGHTERS of veterans.
Miss Ida King, who is teaching at
Spencer Brook, came up to enjoy the
encampment's pleasures.
Make it pleasant for the visitors.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
HOUSE BILLS
A List 81 Those introduced IN the House
on Yesterday

The following bills were introduced
and properly referred in the house yester-
day
By Tracy House bin NJ. 223: To
provide the manner ~ prcferring credi-
tors
By Moor Of Lamar House bill No.
~: Prohibiting gambling in any share
or form.
By Ewing Petition from ninety-one
citizens Of Anderson county asking for
the establishment Of an asylum for help
less and mentally deranged children and
miners.
By Callan- House bill No. rs: To
prevent the introduction or spreading
scab disease among sheep in this state.
BY Ewing-House bill No. 22lJ TO estab-
lish and maintain bureau and for the
appointment of commission OF labor for
the state of Texas. and make appropria-
tons for It's maintenance.
By Curry-IIouse bill No. 226: To APP
propriate and set apart the unappr)priat-
cd public domain and other lands OF the
state reserved by the present Law and
lands recovered from railroads Illegally
held by them
BY Perry-Hous. bill No. -: To PR
vent the reckless distribution of poison.
BY AlcNander-Housc bill No. DIT
Providing 50 per day a. the compensation
for jury service
BY kimball-House bill No. 23l Pro
viding that at any time within year
that an assignee has funds sufficient 10
par 10 pr cent OF the debts he shall do
So but at the expiration Of the year he
shall pro rate regardless Of what the
ratio IS.
BY Flu,-Housc bill No. 30: To pro-
vide for the payment of labor and 10 pro-
vide legal pay days, and 10 secure the
payment in current money or its equiv
alent in cash value, and penalty for vio-
laung the same.
BY Alcrs-House bill No. 81. To
prrpctuate evidence OF the heirs AZ law
of persons dying inteState, as 10 real
estate
BY Burney-HouSe bill No. ~ To
facilitate the collection of wages. sala-
ries and earnings due for labor per
formed
By Tucker-Hou~c joint resolution No.
II: Providing for special tax 10 tx
terminate prairie dogs.
By Fields-House joint resolution No.
Il: Repeating the provision which au-
;horizeS the legislature 20 add 10 the
available school fund not exceeding per
CENT annually Of the total value Of the
permanent school fund
BY WOods-House bill No "a: Grant
ing the state orphans home at CorSicana
5N.0n acres of land out OF the unapprO-
priated public domain.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

shall stat.. in such Orie- THE nUmoS1 ..
dsyuti.s authorized and TIE &Iaos-' =
T.. Maid TO each. and The amount 81 CON-
u.rsatiou allOws,i shall. b paid oCt q
The fe.s Of the otice 10 which <ucA oes-1-
Is or deputies may b. aTQtni,'d
Sec. (. In the c2>e q dl>''ac. $50.
news whose district includes mo7r l.S-
one county. al Excess i6e> cNE -, -
amount allowed 10 - rrt@llsI - h;'2
sbsll u raid into IN. treasures @: he
counties composing hiS district u 'As
proportion that such les wee co-.'S.'N
In each county The Sa-ary I'-l,4 y -
state shall L. inciuiei l. tie MAXIM Ii
allowed.
otfcio collector Of stSte &-1 eN--S
tayrs. the amounts recaiyr3 ~ h.r1 =
commissions on taxes collected >2-A =
regarded a. receipts q H. v-c~. AZ.
shall b. embraced n the rrIt-t 9t'S--;''-
by section Of this AIT
See. :. AL fe-s due sd Eoi c.--'S'',-
a. shown in the reports .Nou'7s>-
ton Of this act shall L ct'-iS't;s| :! =,
officer 10 whose ctEC~ tie .tvs Sc,r--'-.
ana the otHcpr rnaki-- such cc-.t--;-l->
shall L. entitled 20 retain it - = - q
the amounts collected by hII-. an *. -
uainder shall :. paid into IL conn!
treas ury. II shall lot = Egst1- - 81
officer 20 reruit any te-a I-2I C-E = Ok
under the law hxirE fs-S- ...,.
Sec. q. Auy oH5Cer ShO >o1- a. g.
charge up the te>s. - cl>-> Is; 10y =
due under Existing Ews- - ~ -.
fail TO make the repc-- -e'g--rs-- Il -
ton = Of Ihis set. shall - cI-;y = s
miSdemeanor, and on ,C-v-c-2o- 50 =
fined in any sum not sxcSv-L-S S-,'' 40
not les than So.
See. =. The collectors q -1x5> 49,
receiTe the following cC-E->>r--> - S,i-
Letting the state taxes, VIZ - - II
Sl0.0f0. = V-- cent. O. Cir -5L- SEE ~
I per cent: OF all SUNS S-,--ec-t'- t,E-- -.
amount. II pr C~rJ- AID u Al -',--sS-
ton taxes cplleVt-i = - cs-- IT,
half the above rate OF 5-a-Zls>----S -2T
b. allowed ~ n. cr---ltS tcr c-l--@--->
the comfy raIes-
Sec. :. The aS>e%-1-> y -4ze~ -
receive the foll5Ei-- cr-1.>>g--> =
the taxable yalCs> a, shown - ne =
Ssssment rolls az their -s<r--t-lT- CO..
ties. viz: On the -rSt tT-o --11E-S -
less. = cents on SltH- 81 al S--> re-
two millions and 49, cha- I'VE -s-lf-s.
IL cents 81 500: All - oil >-E-z -Tr-
FIVE millions, Goats q >lLD- - -
s.ssing the poI taxes. : cents v.Lcc-
One-half OF the ahcva e----L->>i1-> a.
lowed assessors stL-- - -ll- -T -
COUNTIES
See Q. All li~> ana ua--> =: a-s \
conflict with -kls ar- AZ l-csc- -
pealej.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

by a vote Of 50 TO IS, not getting he
necessary fwo-thirds vote.
The vote recurring on the final passage
OF the bill. ayes and noes were demanieJ.
md the bill was defeated by vote OF
- 10 ~. not having the necessary ma
jOrity vote.
the admission 10 record 81 INSTRUMENTS "
any ofher than the English language, ex-
cont instruments executed prior 10 the
taking effect Of this act. which may be
r.corded il accompanied by sworn trans
'otiou thereof. was passed 20 engToss-
mcn'.
Hou.e bill No. -. establishing q new
judicial district cOuri IN Harris county.
was then taken up and a motion 20 post
none consideration Of the bill until next
TUESDAY was lost. After some discussion
il was made special order for Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
House bill No. - fhy Wardl. prcscrIb-
INK the form Of a rrcOgnizaIcc in ap-
pals Of cases Of misdemeanor was and
before the house With majority and
minority report the former being against
and the latter Favorable 70 the bill.
Mr.. Ward moved 10 substitute the
minSfity for the majority report. which
prevailed. and the bill was passed 10 en-
gr0ssmcnt,
By request. the rhalr appolIt'7 Mt.
Pitts on the houses health committee.
The regular order 'of business WAS sus-
pended and house till No. 10. rclatin.
10 forcible entry and dctainer. was consid-
cred aud passed TO engrosSmenI.
The regular order Of business wG- again
suspended and bnuse bill No. 81. prOyid-
Ing for the bond 10 ~ given by county
surveyors. regulating said bond AZ from
800 10 $1,000. as fixed by the county
commissioners. was passed TO engroSs-
mfnt
The rules being again suspended house
bill No. ~ tby Dean. providing that the
proceeds Of the voluntary sale Of the
homestead Of family should not h. sub
jcct to Garnishment within six months
after such sale. was laid before the house.
and Mr.. Martin OF COrycll offered an
amendment. making the time r'twelvc
months
Mr.. Henderson offered an amendment.
10 make the time limitless. which was
lost. Martins amendment was then
adopted
Evans OF GraysDn offered an amend
mett. providing that the proceeds Of the
sale. II left undisturbed. sh3il not exceed
$3.50. The amendment was tabled.
Pending further discussion the house
adjourned until ~ o'clock this morning.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
TOUCHED ON THE TREATY.
Bishop Lawrence Terms 1t Realization
of the Dreams of Centuries.

Lynn. Mass. Jan. 24.-The great
Anglo-Saxon arbitration treaty was
touched by Bishop William Lawrence in
his sermon at St. Stephens Episcopal Ne
mortal church here today after his con
hrInation of fourteen candidates. He
said:
We are this month rejoicing in reai-
z2tiOl Of a dream of the dreams Of cen
i-r!eS. How the poets have sung of the
-4ys when nations shall settle their dis
E-s'eS, not by force of arms, but by reason
IL AID mutual fOrbearance; here and
'-r,e some great statesman, high above
L. fellows, has caught glimpse of the
-Eh- u national brotherhood, but he
t-l-.- LIT lead the people to see il as he
III "
S-li:lentalists have uttered their
7-Ez-is- AID true sentiment has speokcr
=.-1 dear notes The idea of arbitration
-'--~esa nations has been spurned as
'1S,5-a:y. impractical, not in harmony
III human nature; We have been told
;aAi 1ea's passions must break forth
49, me; that only by war can chivalry
"a sacrifice and patriotism be sustained
-F-- 1@T We hear some such wild talk.
~ ;-f@e vOices are being drowned in the
--'zi acclaim Of welcome to this harbin-
=: Q: pace.
whether the present treaty be ratified
= Il; E Of great Importance, but it is
Il IL SANE time of the least Importance
= c1nFar,-d with the fact that the treaty
=, rs'en seriously proposed and forrmu-
: - that 1t has received the signatures
Z: ;ae TWO great English-speaking nations
40 nat It has been commended by the
~ :'=s5 Of Great Britain and India "a
- consideration Of the nations of Enfope
T.-3' armed 10 the teeth in mutual sus
i-c-1-r are draining their wealth in thr
--cE.J:1 Of standing armies"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
TIE FELLOW SERVANTS BILL

The senate Judiciary committee No. !
had session last afternoon for1the pJIr-
pose % considering the fellow servants
bill.
Judge Terry. general attorney for the
Santa Fe. JIdgc Duncan of the Interna-
tioRal and Great Northern. Col. A. W.
Houston Of the Aransas Pass and Gen
eral Manager Campbell Of the Interna-
tionai and Great Northern all appeared
before the committee to show the In JUS
tic" the passage Of such bill would do
10 railroads, and they presented their
side Of the case clearly and to the point
After some discussion the committee
decided 10 report The bill favorabfy, and
il viii now have TO b. fought ont on the
floor Of the senate.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
LIE AsRERRY CONTEST.

Yesterday afternoon the house election
committee had up for discussion the mat
ter Of whether they had Jurisdiction in
the case % Asberry rs. Blackburn. in
asmBch as the case had been carried di-
rect TO the committee without having been
submitted TO them by the speaksc Of the
house and the issue raised was that ih..
copmittee could not take cOgHizanee Of
thk case without its coming 10 them from
the SPEAKER. This point was sustained by
the committee and permission given As
berry's attorney 70 withdraw the papers
and resubmit them 10 the COMMITTEE
will IL done.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
THE HOTSE.

The house WAS raped 70 order prompt
~ AT 10 o'clock by Speaker pa~hiell
Petitions and memorials a. well as
bills. were introduced and referred.
A motion by Representative Curpy
was adopted requesting the land cOmnl>-
,ioner 10 furnish the house with data
about the isolated section sales that tho
house j. now being asked 20 validate.
The special committee appointed 90
.fraft suitable resolutions % the memory
IT the Hon T. l.. Edwards Of Delta cOun.
" made their report. which was adopted.
The speaker laid before the house house
bill No. 81, appropriating $500 10 pay
the mileage and per diem " the pceSidcn.
rial electors. and was passed finally.
House bill No. i0I relative 70 making
r.turps for presidential electors. was
iaken ~ and passed finally.
lir. Ward moved to take up the motion
On the journal - reconsider the vote .hy
which the house passed the aniySnnday
baseball bin TIE roll call WAS demand
al. and resulted ina vote Of - 10 -. and
the vote waS recommended.
The question recurring on the pas>8 :,
III the bin. Mr. Ward offered an amend.
ment providing that no ball game shall
b. played within half mile Of a church
and fixing the penalty AZ from $50 20 <l0p
Mr.. Love moved to make the distance
from 4 church zone mis-" This was Lost
The vote recurring on Wards amend.
ment. a motion 10 table this amendment
vas lost.
Tie Wsnl Amendment was Their iosi
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
MARTINS BILL

Martins bN providing for equahzius
the number ofchahlengt@ In criminal cases
has been reported unfaVora bly, by judi
ciary committee No. 2 Representative
Martin makes a minority report and pro
poses. 80 he says. 10 do some spanking,
using 4 plank from the democratic plat
form az a spanker
The governors message calls Attention
to these platform pledges. and Martin
says 10th the platform and message can
not b. ignored
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
SENATE BILLS
\ Very Small Batch introduced IN Yes
terday Morning

Bib wenr introduced and referred a.
follows in the senate yesterday morning:
By Notwithstanding Art. 80 Of the
penal code - a. TO make penalty for
theft from the person for value under
$50 from twO to four years. and for over
$50 from two To ten years IN III" peni-
tiaTy.
By Co.'S Amending the law relating TO
the protection Of fi>h. birds and game
by forbiddins the netting Of quail and
prohibiting the expectation OF game out
~ the state IL puts the entire state IN
der the game law without exception Of
any county.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
- - IL NfATANZAS.

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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

W NJ Rel..-. l-t.-r- T-ss4 Eli
Chief sayz We zt-. -. s.
without Dr. k.-z's Ny Iy-,<-yrl-s ~
C0lsu11 priC1- er.-zts 1-t e1@g mo.
imrIre1 w.-h r-z-T E--a-s ~ -e5s- ~
the tue rEr-eiT E.-i E-s -sz-. D. ;,.-r
New DIscJTsTT. - Se-1- F---z-s-- 49,
take ia plseo II or he--a. e = r s-s
have 2 c~rtaac and ssfE r-c-- "a. e-.-z-s
colds. vtoS-T1= C1-Z-. e.s Il L -
70 experiment r5.E et.s- rs-.r-. - sr.-
II they are WED o. Fr- ~ --s- . z.sl
a. Or. ikIE's NeW Jarc7s-J r..
are rst a. gGe.i- k.s<azss- t.ss ys--..-ss =, /.
4 rec0rt .. cEr=s AL kss45-a l. .-.syz-..
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bottleS free al q .. Yatse e5vg 60
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
GRANTED BAIL.


IT.. ,1' A,a Tex, Jan. 23.-(Special)-'
v IL" HaD tia corpus hearing of Claude and
,' 'a'ny khodes, indicted by the last grand
atns l9r me murder of r. r. Coleman. a
, ,ispu,E sheriff at Waelder, Tex, on cleo
t ,yn I H came mp for a final hearing be-
d lGIc 'udee kennon today. After a full
ed L usfI'h 4 OF the evidence the court grant
pLl yan IN the sum of $4,000. Claude
i'T T., IS gave bond Immediately.
rt -, .hG U. case of the State of Texas VS..
ta ,p,'1 % W illiams. indicted at the present
via iH ~ ~, Inc court for the murder Of his
the .' in ,nt aeiendent pleaded not guilty and
the ease yp.s we're TT informed as to the law Of
10 consido ney retired Thursday morning
agree ' a1d 1 ~ their verdict, but failed to
non jitcharinate this evening Judge Ken
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
THE FEE Bill. NEET-N,l.

Last night the house committee lz-=---
in charge the TarRH> - ti--s gave l-.s--
ence 70 county All CiS--.c- 1lci1-~ NJ
eSted in tn. bin Thrce YER s.-T--l-
present in tn interest u >L---I1. ---1cL-
pally. rhou-il other officials T=r@ ass
represented IT, --r-G 7f ~ meeting
was for deliberate ze-lIC II ne -a----
Of framing Q iii tEaE-7Fl-I r. -E~- ID al
and after Bea-i-z IL a-ZI1---- n. a-Cz-
mitte,. adiJCr-e-i. Thy XII 1a7= ---r
bill ready - -ar.-- L -lf ---- -----'7
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
THE SMELLING COMMITTEE
The, Suf-C Committees Appointed hv N
Uou>c Finance Committee

The house finance COMMITTEES. a. noted
In yesterdays Statrmau has appointed st.
various subcommittee TO look into the
various departments Of the state govern.
ment with a Wow % preparing the gen
crsl appropriation bill
These committees will "a 20 work at
cnce. The list % the committees i a
sollOws:
Committee 90 Visit Aiintaut Generals
Office. State Department ani Blind
Asylum-Mooua Of Fort Bend. Maxwell.
Curry and Morris.
Committee 10 Visit Treasury DEPART.
mcnt. Agricultural Department. Railroad
Commission and Deaf Sud Dumb Asrium
Brown, Moore Of lamar O'Conncr.
Smyth.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
HI. {. Travis. Robbins and .yaughn Of

H. :: Trgris; Robbins and Vaughn of
juadalupe. - l.
Committee to Visit Educational De
partment. Including the University, the
Normal School and the Agricultural and
Mechanical College. Attorney Generals
Office and Insane Asylums-Dean, Thom-
as. Gilbough' and Pfeufftr. rt.
COMMITTEE TO Visit Governors Office.
Comptrol.er's Office. Coiored Deaf and
Dumb Asylum and Public Buildings
Gsrrison. Freeman, Wilcox, Reiger and
CuretOna
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28
CAPTURE OF SANTA cLNRA
pvn,pT THAT IT FELL INTO THE
u.NpS Or THE Insurgents
: CoNF1RMEp.
GDBINS DISYLAYtD GREAT VALVR.
-, r-s.,a...a Return From ca6a an'
WI gepa., Tser investigations 10
<-a.o- Cans,oa-WeyicT III
N.rszzas Province.

a.. ,,,.y Jsr. 24.-Nar!oas ii''
-, s--.y.,i iron Cubs coaarn 'ne
- O. SAn,a C.4ra by 'he Ouoa =.
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THE REpTSTRICTlNG BILL.

Yesterday in the senate. senator Col
quit introduced joint resolution 10 have
a committee Of the two houses appointed
for the purpose Of drafting a hin looking
20 III" relistricting Of the judicial dis
irictS of the stHte. with q view Of re3uc-
ing the districts
\ similar bill IS this contemplated one
was gotten M AT the regular session Of
the Tvcuty-fourth Legislature. hut owing
70 the lsteneS> M which I, was introduced
never uaSSCi
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-01-28

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