The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-01-05
Prof. Bruins, theexpert optician, will
be at the Commercial hotel, Ian. 8 and
10. Eyes examined free e & |.

be at the Commercial hotel, Jan. 8 and
10. Eyes examined free, s. 4. 81
Wood Wanted.
81 want 500 cordssof wood all kinds.
T. n. Galley. s1s.
WANTED To trade q GUTTER for
stove wood, Inquire Of j g. Herd
liska, at Jesmers' Department store. .fz
Take your saws to Erick swan,:in
the old Newton building, opposite
Woodlands barn, for cumming and
filing. 50,
#@zs Stock Farm to Rent. is
Over 1000 acres in Milaca township.
Inquire Of G. BRIDGMAN, 3,
ST.: Cloud, Mimi.
The highest price paid for skunk.
coon, muskrat, badger, horse and mule.
hides or anything in that line. Call
on John Arnold at M. G.. Sausser'sf
store Don't sell your fur or hides
until you call on US and get prices.
Every body owing me will please call
and settle at once. Don't put me or
yourself to extra expense by compell-
ing me to. send out a collector. Call
in and settle your accounts in some
way T. ii. Galley.
z.E Notice to Debtors.
aAll those knowing themselves to be
in any way indebted to Harry Newton
will save trouble by settling at once.
All accounts due me will be put in the
hands of an attorney if not paid inn
mediately. HARRY NEWTON.
Hurry in if you want to take advan-
tage of Of our pre-inventory sale. This
week ends it and you cannot afford to
miss the opportunity we offer for maxi
ing money-saving purchases. See
our great shoe bargains.
- Marks GREAT BARGAIN STORE.
~ Bruins, the Optician,
Will be in Princeton, at the Com
mercial hotel. Monday and Tuesday,
Jan. 8 and 10. # your sight blurs,
eyes water or burn, or are suffering
from headache, that medicine does not,
relieve, consult him. Consultation
and examination free.}& Come early as
the days are short. z5:j &: - s**5 Ss'
= Alfred NUM- and his sister, Ida, left
yesterday morning for New = ork.'
Miss NUM- leaves Immediately for
Germany and will be married shortly
after her arrival. The, fortunate young:
man is a government official and mar
rage is the elimination Of a childhood
romance. While her Princeton friends
regret very much Miss Munz's depar-
ture, they join with the UNION in
wishing her a long life. full :Sof happi-
ness. t. H. -y~gS 70 Il 81. ID &@.&
There are too many people who &C.
cept as true every bit Of gossip that is
waited on the wind, and rather choose
to add to and circulate it.. tits achar.
acteristic of people to give credence Il
sensational charges that on investiga
tion prove entirely false BE slow e
condemn without trial, and CAREFUL,
weigh all faults before giving your as
sent to a canard by repeating it. CT
slow on criticism before being certain
it is merited Granite Falls Tribune.
| Z. A. S. No. /, at its meeting las
Wednesday, elected the following off
GERS: President, Rose d. Patterson
vice-president, Esther Mark; trustees
Lulu Huff, Loretta Howard and AL
nina Southland; treasurer, August,
Harmon; chaplain, Ida M. Fogg
guide, Katie Sausser; assistant guide
Annie Brown; inner guard, Mimi,
Heath; outer guard, Fannie Heath; ad
ivisory board, "A. Galley, D. Sausser
!. /. Patterson, Frank Patterson ant
Everett Southland; delegates to divis
| ion encampment, Katie Sausser ant
Flora Patterson; alternates,s Florenc,
Heath and Jennie Elder. 8.
| There is more Catarrh in this section Of th,
j country than all other diseases put together
i and until the last few years supposed to be in
curable:& For great many years doctors pro
/; nOunced 1t o local disease, and prescribed lOca
remedies, and by constantly falling to cur
!! Science has proven catarrh to be constitu
tionai !. treatment. b: HANS oatarfhaG Cure