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The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

THE Salvation Army all over the
United States gave Christmas dinners
to the poor Monday and hundreds of
thousands bless the religion of this
band Of christian workers. Such acts
win more sinners than all the pomp
and exclusiveness of some of the
churches which rate themselves higher
in social ways.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28
THE PRINCETON UNION: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1899

bill which has passed the house and
which will undoubtedly pass the SEN
ate in substantially the same form.
Thereis no evasion or equivocatfon.
It means the permanent and formal
adoption of the gold standard with
silver as twin money, to be kept per-
'petually at par and with. enough of it
in circulation to satisfy all the wants
for fractional currency. The curroncy
bill simply enacts intoa statutory law
that which has been in force by the
law of custom for twenty years or
more, >:'%' ,5.:" 'i5r4u. .@>}. r.. ..,y;tz
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

MINNEAPOLIS papers say that St.
Paul is over-run with crooks and St.
Paul papers say that Minneapolis is
beset with criminals of every class.
Both are telling the truth and it proves
the truth of the ancient saying
that you must go away from home
to get the news.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

GERMANY is certainly progressive.
The kaiser proposes to begin the
twentieth century a year before the
nineteenth century closes. Evidently
Emperor William would consider the
discussion of the century problem as
carried on in the American newspapers
examples of lese majesty.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

WESTERN states are introducing in
Vulnerable reforms. In Montana a
United States senator was arrested for
splitting on the sidewalk and now
South Dakota proposes to put an end
to profanity on the thoroughfares. The
wild and woolly west is getting step
Or two in advance of the effete east.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

3. The severest loss sustained by the
American army since the outbreak OF
the war with Spain was sustained in
the death of Gen. Lawton, who was
killed in the Philippines last week.
One such man as that was worth all
the dusky barbarians that tramped
and ran away under the tattered flag
of Aguinaldo; indeed one such man
was worth more than half a regiment
of some of those who served or pro-
fessed to serve under the stars and
stripes in Cuba and the Philippines.
He was giant in heart as we'll as in
form; he was six-foot-four in height
and every inch a soldier; he was as
generous as he was fearless, and witbal
he was the ideal and the idol of the
American army. It was for such as he
and those who followed him, that the
impious traitors who gathered in the
name of liberty in Minneapolis short
time ago and invoked the grace Of
God that the half naked savages of the
Malay Islands might be triumphant.
Truly we have great respect for that
Hennepin county Judge who publicly
declares that men who would have
prayed and spoken thus should be
horse-whipped on the public thorough
fares Of the city. '<:-.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

THE article in another column under
the caption Of ;'VentilatiOn and Acous-
tics" taken from the ST. Paul Dispatch,
is one of the finest pieces of sarcasm
we have read for 10 these many days.
Listen to the howls from the collared
parasites and pismires of the third dis
trict congressman. Wough! wough!!
wOnphIN
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

HASTINGS had Christmas fire
which destroyed about 100000 worth
OF property. Hastings has been counted
a warm town ever since it entered the
fight for the fourth insane hospital
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

The plant of the East Grand Forks
Courier was totally destroyed by fire
last week, but the paper never skipped
an issue owing to the kindly offer of
the use of plant by one of its con-
temporaries.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

THE boys of the country press are
evidently picking up prosperity in de-
Gently large chunks. Few papers
reached our table last week which did
not boast of illustrated or enlarged
editions and their advertising columns
were enough to make the printers
heart glad.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

PRINCETON didn't find day train in
its Christmas stocking so let's see if
we can't dig up one on New Years
day
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

II " WHATEVER else betides there viii
be no more talk Of a Republican strad-
die on the currency question. The
Republican majority in congress has
spoken plainly and to the point ii the
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

No. so takes the gramophone giye1
away by J. G. Herdliska Dec. %. The
holder will please call for the prize.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

Those wishing cut flowers for. the
ball New Years will please place their
orders at Scheen's by Saturday.
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28
THE WOODS ARE FULL OF THEM,

LIE WoODo ARE FULL Ot THEM.
It isn't a hard matter to pick out d
political sorehead. One day he may
be the most enthusiastic supporter
that his party has in the State The
next, after being informed that cir
cumstances do not permit his appoint
ment to the Office that he seeks, he is
all gall and bitterness. Everything
that his party does is wrong. Every
thing that the leaders do he criticises.
The Republican party has no monopoly
on the crop Of soreheads. The Demo
cratic party has them--every party
has them to- contend with. They are
named. .-Benson llonitor- D.:
The Princeton union., 1899-12-28

told whether Grosvenor was putting
his spiked shoes on the civil service or
Champ Clark was avenging the crime
Of '73. On holidays, and evenings
when the house was not in session, our
Joel would toll laboriously Up the long
flights Of stairs, enter that hall and
deliver to the vacant seats and gaping
galleries those telling appeals that
have electrified the people Of the
Third district under "leave to print,''
and when he had finished he knew
justswhat was needed to improve the
acoustic effects. And knowing: what
was needed he proceeded to supply it.
The orators of the house who called
forth the cheers of. the galleries and
the plaudits of the seething mob
claimed and received a credit, that was
neyer their due. Supposing Our Joel
had moi; attended to the. acoustics of
the hall, what would those speeches
have amounted to-? Nothing.
Information is sadly lacking con-
corning the character and qualifica-
tions of the new chairman of the COM
mittee on venti lation and acoustics.
His name has not been heralded in the
trump of fame: and we know not
whether he be practical and scien-
titic ventilationist, or a mere amateur
who would, as like as not, consider it
sufficient ventilation to toss a cuspidor
through window sash. We are not
only surprised but grieved and disap-
pointed that the corps of able Wash
ington correspondents has been so
thoughtless and so Indifferent to the
hopes and fears of an interested public
as to withhold information on this
important subject.
We want to know, definitely and
right away, whether that hall is going
w w PiopOAAy SCAGlldUcO duO dCOuS-
licked, or whether this important duty
is. to. be neglected, by some careless,
unscientific and unprofessional dabbler
in ventilation and acoustics? The
West will. stand as one man, and re-
sent any backward step in this matter,
and Speaker Henderson. may as we'll
know it now as later.-&. Paul Dis
patch.
1 :4 =. :.
THE GREATEST OF THESE IS WOMAN.
The, Red Wing Republican, ventures
the assertion that there are three
great agencies for the transmission of
news. They are the telegraph, tele-
phone and tell-a7woman.-tStillecote1
uo@ette. ~. - .:.&&:,:.;, H., ). J.,
49,, ...r ,,..yAa:! r + 4 .:. -.
THE WOODS ARE FULL OF THEM.
It isn't a hard matter to pick out a
political sorehead. One day he may
l. l.
The representative., 1899-12-07
PRICE, SAILS.

receipt tie
Of
@ men the shipment
ase Will De required deposit
tLeen cnarges ONE WAY purchaser but with
that the
1s ,ne ne instrument be given
~ that Is
agent at before
tire amount deposited ~ - 'ne Gu
purcnasers
WIN order BY DOING will
% o our cash discounts (pianos
refSrnsd at ons expense and may 0'
writ Height u
S1nches Weight, boxed pounds ' ~ - "ene' ueph
mas eleven stops two full
ccste coupeTs vox swell
Horn MelOda and Ceeste 'e Aioo1o eoupAer, Ecno
rrace With stool and insqction s You
The representative., 1899-12-07

cocoAHUT OIL TOILET SOAP At I7c PEP
BOX OF Il CAKES
At 1hc. for toilet soap which is the equal of
majority.
Recause the price is SO exceedingly low do not
confuse this Cocoanut Oil Toilet Soap with the cheap
brand OF soap which is sold from to per cake
facturer is recognized for its cleansing and healing
bargain.
At price you should order at least two or three
boxes or more Of this II you do all OF it
yourself readily sell your neghbors if you
care to- at double price, which you retain
for your own use will cost you nothing. Remember our
price. No. $50 fine Cocoanut Oil Soap IL cakes in box
II cents.
The representative., 1899-12-07

No. 917. Magic Lantern Slide, 1 ss
in animals, views. comic pictures. ct,
No. 927. Magic Lantern Slides, 1ss
views. Per dozen. n....................
No. 937. Magic Lantern Slides, 1,
sorted views. Per dozen.
No. 947. Magic Lantern Slides, IL
views. Per dozen. ...........................
No. 957. Magic Lantern slides, 2
views. Per dozen. .......,......................
No. 967. Magic Lantern Slides, az
views. Per dozen. en..........................
No. 977. Magic Lantern Slides, 2h
views. Per dozen. ...t.t..... -. - ..........
NO. Ss7. Magic Lantern Slides, 8
ported views. Per dozen. ............
The representative., 1899-12-07

GOOD BUYING accounts a for it as it does for
They are all low and every price represents splendid val
want your order and desire merit your PATRONAGE
We stand absolutely alone Offering you such values in
groceries. No one can does approach us in namnr
such low prices good goods.
Here sugar prices for December We will
sell you all you 700 lbs We quote Won the
very lowest Chicago prices with freight added
In sack or bb
per 100 lbs
Best American $497 q lbs. ST. 90
NO. = nearly white. 4.57 q lbs for LOO
NO. ligh extra 4.37 2t lbs. for 100
NO. . extra C.. 4.07 26 lbs. for 100
NO. yellow wC............... 3.94 81 lbs. for 100
Cut loat 5.54 10 lbs. for 100
CuDeS ... 625 20 lbs. for y
fo"oered... SOY 20 lbs. for LOO
These prices good for the entire month of December
These prices are on board cars, Minneapolis
The representative., 1899-12-07

We MAKE the FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES.
No. " Roasted Coffee.
Pint lason Jars filled with coffee not oronnd
quart Jars filled with this excellent ground s02
One-hah Gallon ason Jars filled with roasted coffee not
1of uozon 307
Coffee old that
e-s we wish to distribute
@ sacks Of 1S pounds i pound
s a@ ne'na o
in yos e saq ssnane Ben pGua We
he tsa a price Coffee has been people
% @ % sressy poand nd sa % w d Gy @
oouso pie regular buying These ~
aopSund caddes ~ ' ~
9ncoo
~pRapa 1 Gsdd H;n per pound se; pound caddi wv
cadoles per pound 4c 3 or 0pond caddie,
You would this Tea from
opound caddie Sc ~ % 100
GOOD English Breakfast
ocaooies per pound Sc;5 l0pound cadde
CurrantS ane aualy Cleaned
Currants % ss sH ssne pounds for
The representative., 1899-12-07
Holiday CatatogueFreee

Our 225 page catalogue G,
pricing all kinds of Toys, Jew
elry. Books, Photngra phic
Supplies, monographs and
every thing for the Holidays,
sent upon receipt of &C to pay
postage
The representative., 1899-12-07

Citron the finest
Orange or Lemon Peel @ s & gsss
1 , boxes Tor opound s5sents % %s
ma % % tor
So~"eSs boxes for $450;1 10pound lot ~ p~
FioS California pack price, per box
PLEASE CALL ATTEmTIoN
Of friends and neighbors roasted coa
nigh grade and packed double sacks which charge
1op9und 25pound 1opound
Coffee. good ss5o it ITO ssss sass i
coffee Rosed Road R; o edsn 9ees e@ soe S6 11o
SOffee, Roasted Peaberry Santos.12.5O $40
Coffee, XIX Roasted Santoel55 500 10
@ DATES Psran Golden packages
The demand
% ~nea you you want the price viii
Columbia River Pink Spring
the fall CATCH but good ens
sALMoN Columbia Cases of scans
o"~Ss
$780, pounds for ~ ~ ~ ~ " 0uoos 1o
: e~ 'oAS
n RICE Louisiana pound
aoaS BoAS fox s ana and wae
Roaed the
Tor E
The representative., 1899-12-07
TWO LIGHTS CONTINUED.

I. n. Roberts Supply House,
7I7.7Io-73l Nlcollet Ave-,
minneapolis, Minnesota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
NorIcr on srocKuoLprns' MEET.
iSG,

NOTICE l. hereby given that general
meeting ~ the stockholders ~ the Gfund
oulch Mining company "a corporation under
,eg NV, , 9, w 81 NJ 9g nc,a ~ H. com IN
salt Lake city. Utah, on tho end day N
nccemhor, i-la. az 3 o'clnck y. m. uf said day,
for the purpose ~ considering and voting
upon the following proposed amendments -
The articles II Incorporation Of said COM
10 amend Article . b, substituting tho
words 10000 share. OF the par value " $50
each, for the words 5000 shares NJ s.a,o0
I. ronmcnd Ai,Iclca tn read as follows.
'Ihe officers % this company shall consist -
q president, president, "a board u soven
~ dirycigr-. secretary and o treasurer
To repeal Article &.
To amend Article @ road as folluWsi
The directors shall be- elected by the stnrk-
holders. The president e-prsidunt sec
uinfy and treasurer SHAH bu elected by tho
hunrd " directors. tho president and vice.
president irnm their number. aud all uluc-
tons shan be- BY ballot Tho term " onlce
untilthulr succcs.prs -haf be- clci'toduud sliali
have qualified, The annual mortlng OF stock
hpldufs tor tho election ~ officers aud for
the tunsartinu IT such other business a,
NJ The Company In sat Lake CITY. sait Lnke
county, Utah. IN tho nr-t Monday IN Feb.
funrN Ia each year nc n'rInck u. VA, -Four ~
member, ~ the hnnn ~ directors shall con.
sutule apuorum Tor the transactlon OF bust
To rapoal Articles
D.. To rrpoai Article 4,
And for the Transaction ui such other busi-
ne,s ~ ny properly come before said mort
THOMAS W. JENNINGS. Prc,idrnt,
JAMES T.. JENNINGS. ~ocrptury
Dated thi' slst day ~ November, l,ab'
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Thanksgiving Festival Ola roiiss are
the special Quest. of Honor.

Special Correspondence.
Ioa. Wayne Co. Utah. Dec. ion
Thanksgiving day our little town
turned out almost TO person TO do
honor to the old folks and 20 Join In
thanksgiving and prayer. AZ o'clock
a. M carriages We're whlfllnr around
and through the town gathering up the
aged and taking them 10 our meeting
housc whore they were To spend the
day. Part Of the meeting house was
ittrd NJ into n large dining room and
preparations for the Thanksgiving din
ncr for tho whole town were begun In
the early morning.
AZ 1880 all the citizens wcrc gath
ctcd AID ready FOR the int testing pro-
gram that awaited them. on thu stand.
on comfortable seats, the old folks sat.
,h1s. o. three score aud ~ und 0v.r
on the front. those between sixty nnd
seventy n"N and those over ATTY and
under sixty Ia the rear. The program
Tor tho morning was varied one. Con-
sisrng ~ Hpscdhss Of welcome. aonga
and rsrltatlunh aud fcsp1nf a nom our
honorcd aged. Patriarch Elias II.
blackburn Sister Lucinda Brown, SIS
ter MarEfet Pace. and Sister Hicks
spoke In glowing terms OF the rccep-
ton that was tended them. The
Program was not ~ ~ ider 4 ny the
young the old performed their part no
bly, sister Nancy blackburn and Mrs.
Juliottc Mcclellan favored IA with
songs. rlctlier paNman u Dixie came
forward with recitation and Judge
Alvin Robson responded with a No.
lcct reading. one 90 the features ~ tho
occasion was the presenting uf budRus
TO the aged by three young ladies
The Humptunus dinner was served be-
tween 1 aud O'Clock y. M. ana was
heartily enjoyed By all,
The committee. consisting of Sister
Flora Russell. Hattie Okerlund, bath
fhcba Grundy. Amelia Taylor ana Mrs.
Albert stevens. deserve the thanks Of
the community FOR the success OF the
happy day.
LENrH OF Z. VAN DYKE.
on Wednesday evening. November
goth. brother Sylvan Van Dyke DO
parted from this lie. Funeral services
over the remains were held at his home
today. and were largely attended.
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OUR OWN STATE.

promptu program was rendered with
Geo. Austin, the oldest son OF the family
MS master Of ceremonies. In little
talk he briefly gave . short synopsis OF
the life OF HE father. stating under
what difficulties he emlRratcd to Utah
In the year 81 and the purposes he had
In coming TO this land. He also stated
that their family numbered seventeen
children, eleven 81 whom were living,
aud all were present except two. llebet
being In England ON a mission and VIII
liam living at present In the State Of
Washington.
Bro. Austin responded by referring
to many striking Incidents connected
with his life ana pridod himself In the
unity that existed In his family.
one ~ the main features was n song
rendered By thirty grandchildren Ted
by his granddaughtcr Argie with Lizzie
Austin a. accompanied.
Mayor-elect Evnna In u spicy speech
commended Brother Austin on the way
he had raised his family and stated
that they were source NJ comfort to
him In his declining years and great
bcncfactcrs to the community which
they reside.
Aftcr the rendition of the program the
tables were cleared and set aside and
dancing was INDUCED In for IN hpur
or 30. after which n purse OF 1910 was
raised for Elder Munns who thanked
the people for their kindness and trust
ed that he would again meet with them
on similar occasions.
During the latter part Of the evening
an arm chair was presented by the Aus
tin children 60 their father IN honor OF
his acvcnty-fcventh birthday. lie
responded by thanking them for their
remembrance and while he was pleased
that his son IIcbcr and Nephew Frank
Jacobs wore now laboring In the mis-
rionary Held In England. yet he regret
ed that they were not present on this
enjoyable occasion.
The whole evening was spent admirn-
bly, and the entire program was eScep-
tlonaty good,
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ing rniit any and Emily ~ Workman.
see aa administrators u the estate Of
Rowland ". Woodmanaec W the Ply
mouth Rock Mining company This ease
involves title To- certain mining proper
~ In Silver city.
IN the case ~ W. NJ. Ncsbit. sr. VI
Henry Krusc. suit on promissory note:
judgment was given plnintln Tor sos ~.
VIM. Hatfield. Assignee ~ ne Geo.
Arthur ltice company. late bankers ~
Eureka city. made HE nnnl report 60.
day. showing the final deHtHbution of
oil funds IN his hands ns assignee,
which was approved by the court ana
order made dlscharging assignee nnd
releasing his bondHmen.
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and nfty square feet. with Iock base
ncnt the sans size and eight feet deep.
The number of pupils uf tn" stalk"
academy has Increased 80 rapidly that
be accommodated.
4 large amount Of hay has becn
shipped. All the balors are kept very
busy. thia, and the ready sale Of stock.
has proven an offset TO the failure or
the grain and the potato crop,
THANKSGIVING was observed sumptu.
ously. a ball was given In the evening
In honor Of and 90 assist a departing
missionary. Henry Bolton, Whose dcsti-
nation ~ England.
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srnorAL srooKuoLprn,' MErriso.

NOTICE is hereby glyon that a speclnl
meeting ~ the l1clfhodcrs of tho llighlpnl
Mining ami Milling Company, viii be-
held at the office ~ the company
isi u street., salt Lake CITY, Itah.
on the IN dAy II hceumhrr isy1. at $50
O'Clock ., co., Tor the purpose Of electlng a
hnard Ut tive directors Tor tho ensuing yolt.
ma tu transact such other bushes, us may
properly CONS before tho meeting
j, D., ANDERSON, Secretary.
salt Lake city, November ~, isg1
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matter Of the estate 81 James ogden,
deceased, the administrators was or
dercd 20 convey certain real estate 70
Lunaa Barlow In accordance with the
compact entered into by dcccaHed IN MS
life time. the estate was ordered dls-
trlhuted NJ agreed upon among the heirs.
and the administrators discharged.
In the case ~ the state Of utah W
V. Ralph. changed with contempt OF
court, the dcmurrcd OF defendant to the
aihdavlts nlcd thpreln was sustained
and later the prosecuting attorney
moved to have the case dismissed with
out prejudice and II was so ordered.
COURT TERMS SET FOR 1900.
The terms N the district court Of the
dlstrlc, for the year 1900 were liked as
follows.
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RICHFIELD.
Dclinauent Taxes o. Thanksgiving Day =
Marriage. District Court.

Special Correspondence.
Rlchneld, sovler Co. Dec. 2.-The de-
linqucnt tax list of County Treasurer
Jensen shows that there are over four
hundred pieces Of property IN the coun-
~ upon which taxes have not been
paid and that the taxes due on the
same amount TO about three thousand.
five hundred dollars.
on Friday morning about three or
four hundred pounds of loose hay lying
within u fcw feet OF the stacks and
sheds OF Maria Morrison OF this place,
were set FIRE 20 by small n.lghbor boy.
Prompt action on the part OF those
who first saw the flames prevented a
disastrous contiagratiDn.
Editor Williams Of the Reaper is able
to he out again, and II slowly recover
Ing from surgical operation he UNDER
went a fortnight ago.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Thanksgiving day passed on quietly
here. The members OF the l., u. =.
church held services IN the forenoon,
consisting of music by the choir, read
ing OF the Governors Thanksgiving
proclamation, by Nells poulEon, and
appropriate addresses by President
Seegmlller and |. j. Stewart.
In the evening social was held ut
the Odd Fellows hall under the aus.
pices Of the |. q. %. g., and n grand
ball and banquet given at the pavilion
and opera house under the auspices VI
the Y. NJ. and Y. l.. ~ !. \.
MARRIAGES.
Today the county clerk issued a mar
ringe license TO Henry Horne. son OF
stake PRESIDENT Jos. =. Horne, of this
place. and Cyrcnn ". Hicks of Monroe,
The couple were married by President
ms
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COIiNT TEnMH sET EON I'm.


Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles ~ well ~ women, and all feel
the results In loHa % appetite. roiHonH
headache and Tired. llstiess rundown
feeling But there's no need 20 f..el
liz. that j. W Gardner. ~ Idavlilc.
Ind. says Electric Dlttcrs arc lust
the thing for a man when he don't care
whether he lives or dies. II gave mo
new strength and rood appetite. eau
on lie" only 70 cts. at y. G. NJ 1.
DRUG Dept. Every bolllo guaranteed.
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WASHINGTON.
The Old voil. are Given u Thanksgiving
Festival.

Special Correspondence.
Washington. Utah. Nov. 2e.-rhe old
folks committee. after long, hard
struggle. have obtained the consent or
the trustees Of the ninth school dis
trict to hold their annual party and rem
der their program In the school house.
and therefore expect "a gooi time on
Thanksgiving. Many are contributing
Of such M they have that the old folks
may have no lark OF good things at
their party. An are deeply Interested
In the fathers and mothers of this
feet peace and happiness In their de-
cllnlng years.
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II was q thrilling escape that Charles
Davis of liowcrHt0n, o.. lately had from
u frightful death. For two years q ae-
we're lung trouble constantly grew
worse until II seemed he must die OF
Consumption. Then he began 10 use
Df. Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote; 1T gave instant relief and Of
fccted - permanent cure" such won-
dorfui cures have for % years. proven
rs power TO cure NIL Throat, chest and
Lung troubles Price 50 cts, and 81 90.
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at u. g. NJ. I. Drug Dept.