The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1899-01-26

JACK, The Pioneer DRUGGIST:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jesmers ad tells you about their big
sale,
Jesmer wants two carloads OF hoop y
,oles before Feb. 1. .s.
Big reduction in all fall suiting this
month at l. Fryhling's. ~
Sheriff Claggett went to Deer River
asst Friday on official business.
Gets for package OF soda crackers. !! =,
they are lovely. F. L. LUDDEN. y
Count" Mcbride, the Milaca pitch
81, was Princeton visitor last Friday. '! !!
Wood Wanted. L
want 500 cords of wood-all kinds s.
81 T. II. Galley N
WANTED-A firstclass girl for gen N
eral house work. y
MRS. CHAs. KEITH.
NO NctAC0 S1SCu Oy Suuo V1dCCdUc0S "
last Friday was we'll attended and was :.
q very enjoyable affair. RI
Mrs. Arthur Mcfarland, of Milaca. 81
has been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. ;.
L. S. Briggs, this week.
When you buy groceries compare 8
quality as well as price. You'll find y
the best value at Walkers. =
c. W. Burnhelm, the enterprising =
Book merchant, began operating the Y
saw mill at that place last week.. =
Mrs. VIM. Roberts returned Sunday ::
night from an extended visit to rela- Y
tives in St. Paul and Kansas CITY.
Genuine cream puffs, all kinds of
cakes, rolls, sweet rusks, from Regan's
Bakery. f. Z. LUDDEN. !.
Take your saws to Erick Swan, in = !.
the old Newton building, opposite N
Woodlands barn, for cumming and 3.
filing.
Mrs. Ben Soule is teaching for her =
sister, Miss Dell Ross, who is confined y
to her room this week with an attack n
of grip. =-..s =
C. II. Rines: & Co. have purchased:I Y
the potatoes which T. H. Galley hasr1 81
had stored in his basement since the "a
opening Of the season. ~ 4: . Il ,S#
The UNION has small stock Of I s..
typewriter paper pure biased as an eX-1 q, J,
pertinent which you will do we'll to = y
n.;ce before, 3 fall
T. - - - : !. ' to i
Stock Farm to Rent. SRI -,
4 Over 1000 acres in Milaca township. =
lnauire OF 49,. C. BR1DGMAN, 1, +
r 49, "a 81 St. Cloud, MINI. gag
Try Ye Olde Time Bakeries bread -, -
and cakes, of all kinds, once, and you !, :.
will always buy, as they are the best
to be had. Always fresh at Scheens..E S
A vicious horse threw itself while be- ors
ing shod in blacksmith shop last ~
week and broke one Of its legs and the ~
animal was shot to put it out of its ~
misery: .s -
f. M. Chapman has again entered III
business in this village securing the Nv
interest he recently sold to E.. B. An ~. W
derson. The firm will again be known 80 -:
as Anderson & Chapman -
AS will be seen by a notice on our =
first page, the L. A. S. of this village :
has provided the men and boys with -
free reading room Now if some So ~
ciety will provided rest room for the o..
farmers wives when they come to -,
town both sexes will be we'll cared for. :.
Two accidents last week delayed the \
trains somewhat. The connecting rod tha
broke on the engine of the northbound hio
passenger Thursday morning when III
few miles below town, and before the NOT
train could be stopped the swinging ves
fragment had nearly demolished one IN.
side OF the cab. The other accident hot
was the derailing Of an engine near y
Brook Park, Friday afternoon.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the ma
and until the last few years supposed to be in, Ne
durable = For a great many years doctors pro- MI
remedies, and by constantly failing to cure Ian
Science has proven catarrh to be q constitu- tie
tona r Hes ne
Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on the 4
market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 hef
drops to teaspooniul It acts directly on the oo>
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. tho
They offer one hundred dollars for any case It =.
fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi- sht
! ,'ls J. + s oHENEY& CO.. Toledo, 8. ge'
sol 81, by u D =; 4,, 75c da