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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

HOUSTON Heights has srtosian water, sand,
soil, good drainage. hne shade, excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property 10 town. terms
from 81 to S. per lot in cash and the same
payment monthly. For best prices call Al
Houston Heights office. 900 Main street
John A. Miiroy, agent Il
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I,osT-Brown water spaniel dog, answering
10 the name OF Nero. Bring or send 70 carr
H. Ries, 5l7 Main street, and receive re-
ward.
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MONEY TO LOAN on Improved farms and
ranches. Francis Smith a. Co, San An
tonic, Texas. Call on II. w. Norris. KAN
building. Houston. Texas. q
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FINANCIAL.

VENDOR lien notes on Houston property
bought and extended, u. l.. Dennis, Mason
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MONEY TO LOAN upon Houston real estntc.
Ed S. Phelps attorney, S1oia Main street. Is
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elO HEAD OF steer cattle for sale, consisting
OF yearlinga, 2-year-o lds. 3-year odds and
A-year-olds very fine yenrling and $50 head
o. female cattle, For price apply 10 G. D.
Kemp Wharton, Texas 5'7
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FOR sALE-S2OOO worth OF well-sccured ven
der's lien notes. John Mllroy. 220 Main
street II
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horse. pony tuilt IN gooa
condition. heavy black maus and tail. waite
spot or forehead. white on hsnd teet pslow
ca,,e, oil 90 10
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

NICELY furnished rooms. southern exposure:
board II desired. In private family. 10
Travis street. 20
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POSITION Of any kind by an all around bus,
ness man. who is a hustler az anything MS
hands find to do. mercantile house pre-
ferred give me trial: need work. Ad-
dress Mercantile. this office 20
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GENUINE Mexican June corn. 30 cents per
peck. so cents per hals bushel, Sl.j0 per
sushel, buy from headquarters and be sure
of getting tho genuine Grticle we are the
lnrocucers OF this corn in Texas Texas
Seed and Floral Co. Dallas. Texas If
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ENERGETIC MEN to sell the Automatic Gas
Light. IS candle-Uower: cheapest aad mos mos
hriiIiant lirht offered. quick seller good
pro6ts: gas lights not In i and electric
lights look Ike tallow candles By the, sac
of H. Correspondence solicited SEND lor
catalosue' NJn,b Teyas Is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15

ISEPHlNB. oDlum. liouor habit cured In A
lew hours without pain due to the with
Grawal OF the drug II A cure is wanted
am prepared to guarantee t absolutely or
ne paw. have concluded to place treatment
In the bands OF a few competent physicians
for use For further particulars address Di
w. y. Rogars. Waco. TeXns L
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$500 TO s2500 TO LoAN--what security have
you to offer, No. is. this office. II
no LOAN--On Houston realty. $3.50 as guard
ian Ira p Jones 20l KAN building. Is
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

q. o. COTTON BRO. Fire Insuranes
Agents and Adjustero. 10 Lain street. .
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FOR SALE.

go. !" hlIER-smith Premier No. 2. per
lssty new: prise $500. Box isg, Maii.n.
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WANTED-A representative in every CITY
and town in Texas to place bonds OF the M
tional Educational Society. Address
Lawson. state Agent bOi blnS pu"ui "a
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AGENTS WANTED,

to sell our new great Antl-Es
pansion book "Repuhlic or Enpife2-,Ihe
philipp{ne Question" written by Andrew
Carnegie. Senator IIoar. EX-Soeretary Car
Isle Senator Teller. VIM. J, 3 van; Cen
erai Weaver Samuel Gompers, Carl scnnrz
and many others Book sells on S Rht
Liberal commission Freight paid. seAd
Tor outfit aud territory quick the l1ae'
pendeace Company Franklin building en-
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TEN ACRES near Houston avenue. four
blocks from street car and new asphalt
pavement four 12k acre pieces on gavel
Montgomery road, ~ niles from, court
house. lots lis and JIG. Magnolia add ton.
facing Washington street Apply +. X.
King 1908 Commerce II
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

wNNTFD 10 FXCHANGE-BicycIs IoI poLE
=" In t,ts nony Tor his Keep, 10 be usse
very little. j. c. smith. at postoinoe' 10
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LIVEsToCK, POULTRY AND Eaas

WE HAVE listed with us for sale; 800 young
COWS. Sl5 100 2-year-od heters. Sill. 800 l.
year.old steers. $10T5: 100 2-year-oid steers.
SIS, so. Also 1900 hefer yearlings. well bred.
good oolors, one mark and brand, sis.2S
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WANTED-You to have your plano tunca
hest tuner In city L. Jante & Co., SOB Main
street; sheet music at half price. 4-16-lg09
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

ring, on night OF i'm instant,
to above address and receive rswara y.
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FOR sALE--Two lots near corner Of Fashal
and Gentry streets Fifth ward, at bar
gain for cash Apply to Mrs. DIVER.
4OOl Avenue II. Galveston, TOMAS. lI
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1T is BETTER to be born lucky than rich,
provided you know good thing when you
see 1t. We are Offering an exceptionally de-
sirabie aud well improved place, aoun-
cantly watered near Alvin, Texas, con-
sisting OF an orchard Of bearing trees and
a good truck farm; get particulars at once
or else you miss this golden opportunity,
Apply to All II. H. Tolar & CO.. Alvin.
Texas. 6-ll
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RUBBER--We nave lands tor sale In Mexico
especially adapted to growing rubber. coffee,
Chocolate, vanilla and all tropical fruits, IN
the best localities in tropical Mexico good
titles healthy climate, rail and water con-
rections will sell Ia large OF small tracts.
Write or call On us for information Tlaco-
talpan Land Company, local office 2l' Main
street. Houston, Texas Go
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PEOPLE OUT or EMPLOYMENT and want
ing positions OF any kind address the Ma
ton Business Employment Exchange. lock
boy No 81. HnuAtpn TeNas. ~
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pOOKKEEPER and stenoErapher desires
position rood pcnmnn. best references T.:
l.. w. box ia Brsmond. Texae. y
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FOR sALE-Bay font land near san Jaeinto
backgrounds; ten acres and up. at forty
lot In business part of La Porte, cost eigh-
teen hundred dollars. will sell for seven
hundred and fifty dollars. Address w u:
Root La Porte Texas 16
WANTED-To invest $4,000 IN land must be
-
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TWO Al all round maehlnists must have
tools; six intelligent agents to handle u nc
ccssity Ave cooks, eolored Beaumont EN-
nloYment Bureau Beaumont, Texas. ~
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A FEW flne fresh cows: one full blood male;
two gentle horses. one buggy. and few
chickens for sale, chenp. COLL Clay Ave. l6
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WANTED--German girl for general house
work: good home for right party. Apply TO
Mrs 7, PAueger, Beach Hotel, seabrook,
TeXns. l6
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as clerk In div goods or
general store: two years experience, wages
moderate Address l.. G. Smith. Chireno.
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WhNTEp-Manager for three districts N
1aTas ,or he Covenant dutual life lnsur'
anSs Company OF St. Louis; also few re- re.
spOnsible agents; cash adyalHss IhS.s
AGAINST dividends at time OF TAXING appics'
ron on cumulative policies cheap Term
polcies wiit.sn also; top brokerage; az, Az
dress L. o. Robertson. State agent DS 20
Texan.
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CLERKS, bookkeepers others wanting en-
ploymeut. Apply Southern Business EX-
change f0l Binz building Is
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AGENTS wanted to sell Sing Toy Chinese
Chicken powder; kills mites lice ana meas
On chickens makes hens lay and prevents
cholera. Address Sing Toy CO., Temple,
LoISt a. IL
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Statesmen FOR CTGARs-si25 month and
expepses. old nrm. experience UNNECESSARY:
inducements 10 customers. .. c. Bishop z
Co. ST.. Louis. Mo. u
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wANTED-The Fraterpal Lite Association
wants solicitors; salary paid to good men.
For particulars call on or address d. r.
HnnKtnn "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SUMMER SESSION OF tho Massey Business
College win begin Monday, June 5. 1889. All
the commercial. as well an the English
branches, will be taught in most thorough
and businesslike way. X
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THE FIDELITY MUTUAL furnishes unto.
date life Insurance. at lowest possible rates
consistent with safety. and gives llneTA
contracts and choice territory to active, IN.
teiiirept and Trustworthy agents none
other need apply. A. J. Brown. general
u
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sITUATIoN-By young mon. wishes position
country or city. as cook or baker NO aAsi
This ofnsn 10
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BELOW are few bargains we have to oner'
Five beautiful lots on San Jaeiuto street,
we'll improved; a pretty home on Mckinney
avenue, bargain handsome two-story
house on LaBranch. on car line, seven
rooms. all modern convenences only $4,000
several choice building sites on Crawford
street. We have several customers for de-
sirable lots in Third or Fourth ward I'M
proved or unimproYed 50 acres of choice
land on gravel road. mile and a half from
city. wen improved, only $50 per acre; a
snap Norheet & Cooley, room 2Ol Blnz
building II
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WANTEn--Wo OF any Kind by sober nuu
industrious eolored man. James Gurus ms
office 70
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NANTED--One millwright carpenters and
white female cooks Beaumont Employment
Bureau. 40
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AGENTS on salary or commission; the s'sat-
OF pen and ink buys it on sight 200 TO 5o3
per cent profit one agents 81 sales an9 hn,,.s
tu $500 In six days; another $32 10 Two nouT a.
Mnnrne ME- Co. 1876. La Crosse. WIS. w
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MOUNTAIN CEDAR fence posts, barn poles.
telegraph poles. piing. house blocks. write
for delivered prices. b. Badger. Marble
Falls. Texas. IL
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PROFESSIONAL.

DETECTIVE ACENcY--Trained detectives
Furnished for civil aud criminal invesAss-
lions; reasonable rates; corresponds,les nv
l.cited. James MeCanei box W. houA'oA'
Texas.
M ARN0ND--Basso rexas Quartette, open
for soios. concerts. must ais: also he IeNss
Quartette omen fer concerts. Aaa O''f''
Music House. Houston.
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$1,000 CASH will buy old reliable make up
right piano; cost $3.50 90 wholesale. used two
months; must be sold at once. No. 1875,
this office. Is
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WANTED at Lexington. Texas, one principal
and three assistants for white school, also
one principal for colored school. T Il Car
ter. Speretary OF Board Of rrusteee. ~
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WANTED--l50 tiemakers 20 make SQUARE
edge pine ties 0xo-S feet; timber hSa uever
been culled: will paw 10 cents 70. making:
monthly inspection and pay on the 10Th OF
eacn month. Apply 70 i. snlinskY Co.
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SECOND HAND TYPEwRITERs for rent. IS
ner month In advance. All typewrlters re-.
paired. j. ]. Pastoriza Pts. Litio. Co.,
State Agents Smith Premier Typewr ter.
Houston. Texas
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I y MAKERS wanted al once 500 tie makers
10 hew 6xSxS sap pine ties. either pale or
split. 10000 acres OF uneulled timber;
healthy country, job will last Ave years
inspect and pay In cash once each month
special inducements to contractors. VIM.
Cameron & Co. Beaumont, Texas 6-i
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USE DEAD-S Roach Killer to dest oy
reaches. 2Oc can: no poison at Lewyn' S
Drug store. corner Main and Preston. II
LADIES recurring a regulator that is a pre-
Langley avenue. Chicago. Longest cases
relieved In five days without pain; safe and
effective under any and all conditions In
dorsed by leading physicians all over the
country. Price So 90 box 612
LADIES taken before and during conrine-
ment. hest medical service; trained nurses
strlctly private, Address P. o. Box 1892.
Houston Texas. els
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EYES TESTED FREE See DR.. Heislge card
on last page. W.
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WANTED Twenty first, class tie makers TO
work good oak timber. 10c per tie. Month
ly inspection Nj. T. Hickman, Jr. Corrl-
rnn- Texas. 1b
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER (machinist and
electrieian) wants situation. 20 wears eS-
strictly sober. Address II. w Hartman, No,
l2N6 Mechanic street. Galveston. Towns ~
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WE HAVE several pretty homes for sale
cheap also some well paying rental prop
erty. Seaman & Bartell 2l2 BinS build
irg. ~
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ANTED--Work OF any kind by man OF
steady habits. helper In hlacksmithing or
carpenterng preferred Address \ =.
this office l6
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eOoK sALESMEN--The Gehbe Publishing
company, limited are opening Texas and
other Southern territory on their Art de
Luxe and popular publications; special In
ducements to mon with dictionary or en-
cyclopedia experience, Address NJ, c. Nc
Greevy. manager, 400 Trust building, pal.
las %
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YOUNG NAN (coiored) wants situation "a
yard man tend TO horse and buggy, can DO
II ost any kind Of house WORK Apply 2lle
German Streat lh
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
TO FIGHT FILIPINOS.
The Old Fourteenth Has Been Offered tt
the Government.

The Old Fourteenth Has Been Offered to
the Government.
Major Cole returned from Duluth
Sunday morning, whore he went to at
tend a review of number of compan-
les. of the Fourteenth regiment, held
before: Secretary of War Alger, who
was on visit to that city. An effort
is being made to- reorganize the Four
teenth and to have it 60 into the
regular army as a provisional regi-
ment for two years. service in the
Philippines. A number of regiments
are anxious to return home, and others
will be required to take their places.
The men of the Fourteenth are we'll
drilled, and Col. Van Duzee informed
Secretary Alger that he would guar
antee to place flrst-class regiment at
the disposal of the government in two
weeks time in case it we're wanted.
The secretary has taken the matter
under advisement and it is possible
that Company F. may yet have an op-
portunity to take part in active SER
vice. Col. Van Duzee came over from
Duluth with Major Cole and spent the
day at the lakes in this vicinity-Fey-
gus Falls Journal
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
ANOTHER VICTORY.
Miss Annie Warren Wins Again in the Of
flee of the Secretary of the Interior.

Miss Annie Warren Wins Again in the Of
flee of the Secretary of the Interior.
The local officers of the United
States land office Friday received word
from the secretary of the interior that
his office had denied the motion for a
review of the contested land case of
the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany VS.. Miss Annie M. Warren. The
young woman filed on the land, which
is in the Mile Lacs lake region, and
the company made a contest, claiming
it as railroad land. The local office.
the general Office and finally the secre-
,tary ggave-the land to-M isss "a arren.
"a motion for review was made by
the company almost two years ago and
pending a decision on this question.
no patent has ever been issued to Miss
Warren. Now it is probable that such
a patent will issue. She has a valu-
able claim, having sold the pine on it
to the Foley-Bean company of Milaca
for $4,000 some time since.-St. Cloud
Joe.rnal-P Press.
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
Saturdays Sale.

The regular monthly sale of the E.
Mark Live Stock company will occur
in this village next Saturday, July 1.
For this sale the company has secured
200 western horses and colts which ar
rived last Friday and anyone wishing
to secure serviceable team cheap will
find this rare opportunity. AS here
tofore the terms will be cash or time,
just as you choose and no one will be
obliged to get along without team on
account of lack of ready money. Re-
member that these sales always take
place on the day set, no matter what
the weather may be. and be sure to
come in Saturday and secure your
choice Of the horses offered. -
So E. MARK LIVE STOCK co. q
# E.. MARK. AuctiOneer.
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
"HELLO, CENTRAL"
The Promised Telephone Line Has Put in
an Appearance

The Promised Telephone Line Has Put in
an Appearance.
The line of the Northeastern Min
nesota Telephone company reached
Princeton last Saturday and by night
all the connections were made and the
line was in use. At present there is
but one phone in town and that is at
the Commercial hotels pay station.
Soon after the Fourth, however. the
switch board will be. in place and the
instruments for the local exchange
will be put in place. The company
secured thirty-seven subscribers in a
canvass of only few hours and the
number will probably be increased IS
per cent, by the time the exchange is
completed. The Commercial will be
the central and Col. Newbert will act
as the central girl so you will be
obliged to be ecareful what you say to
her-she won't f1irt.
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
Board of Review.

The village board. of review met
Monday and went over the books of
the ASSESSOR. There were but few
changes to be made, the assessment
being very we'll made. Two merchants
put in too large valuation and the
board reduced their assessments. They
were F. S. Walker and P. r. Mark.
The assessments of the UNION, c.. A.
Jack, Peterson & Nelson, William
Kaliher, NJ. G. Sausser and H. H..
Thomas & Co., were found to be too
small and were raised. There was a
vigorous kick registered by the ST..
Anthony & Dakota Elevator company
on it's assessment. The company placed
its property at 81, 500 but the assessor
discovered about 7 1000 bushels of wheat
not returned and raised the assess
ment to $4,000. The company claims
the wheat was not its property and
will fight, ..,
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
our COUNTY MONEY.
The Annual June Settlement Shows a
Gain of Nearly $4,000 Over
Last Years Amount.
Delinquent Taxes to the Amount of
si7,ooo Have Been Collected
= The Amounts.

Below will be found the different
items shown on the auditors record of
the annual June settlement. The
total SS6, $50 is nearly $4,000 greater
than the collections for the same
period in 1899, $4,000 being delin-
qnent taxes collected. The books
shoWGthat greater number of prop
erty owners are cancelling their in
debtedness to the county this year
than5for several years past, and while
q majority of the tax payers take ad-
vantage of the partial payment clause,
many, especially the big tax payers,
have paid in full. The amounts ap-
porttlloned to each fund and the differ
entstowns and school districts are as
follows:
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
DOSE OF MORPHINE.
1t smoothed Olaf Weide. way INTO the
y go World Beyond. q

1t smoothed Olaf Weide's way INTO the,
" World Beyond. q
Olaf B. Weide, of Big Lake, Minn..
died Friday at the city hospital from
the effects of dose of morphine taken
Thursday night in the Scandal hotel,
Third and Sibley streets. When re-
ceived at the hospital the poison had
nearly done its work and every effort
to save the mans life proved futile.
Weide was out with several friends
Thursday night drinking and went to
the hotel, where he had been stopping
for three weeks, and retired to his
room late. Shortly afterwards he
called for bottle of soda water and
nothing more was heard of him.
About 6 o'clock Friday morning a
noise was heard in his room and the
door was forced open. Weide lay on
the bed in an unconscious condition,
evidently almost dead. DR.. Lundholm
was called to attend him, and finding
the man in an. almost hopeless condi-
tion, ordered him removed to the hos
pital. The physicians used every
means Of bringing him back to con-
sciousness, but without effect, and he
died in few hours.
On table in the room which the
man occupied at the Scandia hotel was
found glass containing enough of the
poison to Indicate the cause of his
death. He had evidently swallowed
the drug and then laid down, grad
ually becoming unconscious. The
room was searched for the customary
letter, but nothing was found to indi-
cate that he had purposely ended his
life. Letters in his pocket told of his
residence. The body was sent to the
morgue and the mans wife notified.
No inquest was held, the coroner be-
ing of the opinion that the cause of
death was apparent.-St. Paul Globe.
The Princeton union., 1899-06-29
SUMMER SCHOOL.
For the Counties of Stearns, Benton, Sher-
burne and Mile Laos.

For the Counties of Stearns, Benton, Sher-
burne and Mile Laos.
The summer school for the counties
OF Stearns, Benton, Mile Laos, and
Sherburne, will be held at the St.
Cloud Normal school, beginning July
10th and continuing four weeks, clos
ing August 4th.
Public examinations will be held
August 7th and Sth. AS all first and
second grade certificates are issued by
the State superintendent, it would be
well for all teachers to attend this
school as the standing received at the
summer school will be of great benefit
in getting these certificates.
A fee of fifty cents will be charged
for the use of all books needed from
the general library and the textbook
library of the Normal school.
1t is hoped that the railroads will
make round trip rate of one and one
third fare. Those attending should
get receipt from the agent of whom
they buy their railroad ticket.
For further information apply to DR..
W. A. Shoemaker, State Normal
school, or to G. M. Weber, County
Superintendent, St. Cloud, Minnesota.
|-&. Cloud Times.