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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-15
Cine Grbprinseiiin ais toebamme.

Die grbprinSeiiin BON Sabien=
Oteininaen tueilte einige 3eit aui
S6lpB Greilai gum 8eiu6e Der
grGilid) BON Wipltfe' 'iben Samilie.
Yaiiirte es oa eines Gbenbs, oaB Der
Storh iein Grideinen in oen Seim
zines @utsbeamten anfiin0igte.
Dies GreianiB fam inoeiien 10 uners
ipartet, baB feinerlei 8prbereitllnaen
fir ben ipiiroieen @mpfana bes fir
Die Menlbbeit 10 niibliben TUeels
getrpffen tuuroen tuaren. Die sSrali
@rbprinseliin b0rte bauon, uno 10
fort entiAlpB iie lib, Der beordnsten
iuneen Mutter 81 6ilfe 81 ellen, OBJ
aleib iie eben erit uUn elmer &eiie
suriideefebrt mar. Yei Der W0b=
nerin aneefommen, leiltete Die Grb-
prinSeiiin ipfort iperftbatige Sama'
riteroienlte. Die @rbprinsenin baoete
unb maiiirte Die jllnge Wtutter eigens
bdnbig. unb als Der StordI eintraf,
nabm Tie ielbit oas ainohen, Elm
Wiaoben, enteeeen uno le9te es Der
Wlutter in ben glrm. @inige 3eit
lpdter fam Der glrSt an lno ertldrte,
baB, ipenn bic grbprinSeiiin nidt
entibluiien einaeerifien bate, @eiabr
fiir bas Qeben bon Wtutter uno 9ino
beitanoen bate. glls critics @eblrtss
accident leate Die GrbprinSeiiin, ,uels
DIE lih Die Hatbenitelle bel bem SiiIoe
ausbeounaen bate. einen Sailens
ihein auf bic Siiien. - Soweit
Shrpeioniber Bldtter. Mir ielblt =
ihreibt bic rBrea lauer Moreen 3te.
- t6nnen binsufiiaen. oaB oieies
8orfumnniB burbaus niht uereills
Selt oaltebt. Die Srau @rbprinSeis
fin aebt iebr germ uuo iebr bduiig 81
Gntbinounaen, Die in ibrem Befanns
tenfreiie itattiinoen. Sic laBt iid).
81 uelber St,nbe eS aub lei.
Wabrid)t aeben, ipenn ein oerartiges
greieniB eintritt uno beiibt fir oieie
Beiube cine beipnoere Nusriiitima.
Nub pileet bic grbprinseiiin bel ben
unter ibrer Giiiitens sur Melt setoms
menen Groenbiireern iih bic Tatben'
ibaft aiis5ubeoingen, 10 oaB in Vres'
Tau uno umgeaeno bereits eine groBe
Mn5abl erbprinsliber Hatbentinoer
eriitirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-15
Dir lannfff Strfrkf,

bic elm 2eidsn,ua is ,uriidgslegt bot,
betrug $500 ailometer, als Der Gar
bon Rublano, 2llsranoer Der Tritte,
1894 in 2inabia in Der arim geiiorben
mar. Tis irbiiden ueberreiie oes Rat
iers ,puroen saerii auf oem 2anomese
nod Oalta geidafit, mo- man lie auf
bem Qreuser .pamiat Merturipa" elm.
idiffte, Der iis, beeleitet bon sipei
arisasidifien {. 9ie sw0lf Apoiisl" uno
,glbler"), mad GsbahopOl bei0rberte.
9ier tuuroe Der Gara Der giienbabn
gum transport nod Mostau unb ct.
petsrsburg iibergeben. Sn Mostau
puree bic Qside erli in Der Saupttirde
bes Gremls aufssbabrt. Damn fii6rte
bieie bic giienbabn pollsnos bis ct.
petersburg, mo ii6 Der sisenilide Sci.
densua biloeis, Der bic lebten 3sbn ailo-
meter Der msitsn Rsiie nod Der @eiie
peter unb paul auf benz gege iiber
ben Nepsip-proipeit uno ben gleran-
ber.pari 5uriidleets. Nltertbum
nanb mobl bas gesrdbnib Aleganbers
bes 0robsn in bieler Siniidt in eriter
Qinie, auh nurbe babel cine iudbrbaft
peridmsnoeriIde pradt sntfaltet. 9ie
2sids erbielt einsn soloensn, nit Spe-
3ereien asiiilltsn Sar9 unb ibren QOpf
idmiidte Elm toiibarss Yiaosm. Ser
Qeidenwaaen mar BON Der 9ede bis
binuntsr su ben 8dosrn nit 9srsierin.
gen aus maiiipsm @Olos bsoedt unb 10
iduer. oab adtunooisrsis Maulttiere
iibsr Elm Sabr braudten, i'm bon gabp-
Ion nud Sprisn gu bef0rosrn, NO ibn
ptoIsmdus nit isinem Deere smpfing.
gr perbimoe,ts Die ge9leiisr bes 3uses.
ben Sartophaa, pie oieie beabiidtist
hatten, I'M Sempsl ees Supiisr GmmOn
bsisuieBsn. gie gside muroe oesbalb
auerlt in Der Siaot Mempbis Derluabrt
uno oann ipdtcr BON oa mad Mlsranoria
uberasiiihtt.
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9as rDmiihe Wamiemm anf Ser
Edalburq.

Die @runblteinle9ung gum failerlis
d,en Wuieum, bas auf Saalburg, Der
Stdtte Der alten rDniiben sSeltllte
baielbIt, erri6tet tperoen lpll, fano
neulih unter impuianten 5eierlihteis
ten in Intpeienbeit oes aaiiers uno
Der aaiierin itatt, bic iif) ipdter nah
oem Sblob Srieori6sbof begaben,
Inn Die Gaiierin @itt,pe 81 beiuben.
Sfaiier @ilbelm iagte in ieiner glns
iprad,e II. e.: Die oeutibe Sugeno
Der fonnmenoen @eneration miro in
oieIem Mluieum lernen, mas ein
@eltreidl beoeutet. WfDge es Dem
oeutihen Waterlanoe beldieoen iein,
10 Itart uno mdbtig 81 iueroen, ipie
es oas r6niide Saiierreid emit
mari"
Die Seier ipar in ieoer 8eSiebung
intereliant. Die renuuirte Saalburg
bot oas aenaue Bib Der r1miiden
IeItuna, ipelhe ipdbreno Der Hes
aierung bes 8aiiers slntonius err
rihtet lpurbe. Sic bat cine Sdnge
BON 600 JuB lmb cine 8reite BON
$40 5uB. @ldnsenbe aoitiime uno
Giiituneen. iopie anoeres tbeatralis
ihes @eprdee. iuie es Der 8aiier 10
iebr liebt, erb6bten Den impoianten
ginorud. slls r6miibe 6eeriiibrer
uerfleioete Reripnen trugen uers
aplbete aiiraiie uno 6elme, uno
bic 1ubas, lpelbe bel Der glntiinoi'
euna Der Gntunft oes Sailers be-
nubt tpuroen, tparen aus reillen
Silber aeiertiet.
Die lateinii1en uno oeutiben Hes
ben iparen in Der pumpbaiten Sprabe
oes rDmiihen 9ailerreihs gebalten,
nit Der alleinieen glusnabme Der
lateiniIben Snidrift Brof. Momms
Ien's, bic furs unb biinoi9 mar.
9tahbem Der &aiier feline Inipras
die beenbet bate, beseugten r6milde
uno beutlhe 3rieaer ourb Nni1las
aen Der Shtperter gegen bic Shlloe
benz ,SmperatDr" ibren 8eifall. go
oann tuuroe cine belpbiibe 9pmne
an apollo i'm eriehiiben llrtert,
BON Yrpf. Sblus aus Wiesbaoen in
Mulif seiebt, aneeitimmt, unter Be
aleitiina zines rieiigen Orbeiters.
Sauptmann 2auff, elm belpnoerer
@iinItline bes 8aiiers, iprad ben
Yrolua, in tpelbem Der 8aiier nit
,,glpe gaeiar" beariiBt uno NIT einem
bod in bic 2iifte empuritrebenoen
Nar perglihen tplroe.
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i0n iIr uctanlnBien Glnarellen uber'
noilder 6jelualtcn Die Dcribellbaltelie
grtlGruns Ons 6unoament elmer
neuen, elorrsiden rno er9ieblgen
0raris als Snnddrtd.
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The TEXAS PRIDE" /,

luelcbes unldneit erit pun Der gitp.8ran'
erei in ben Narft gebradt uorben 1T.
90 In bslIfommen rein uno ,utrdaliG,
unb Nllen su empfeblen, bic eines itdr-
fenben @enuBmittels beoiirfen. Us ioute
in feiner Wirtbidlaft. aber oudl in tetr
mem 6auie fehlen.
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Scramble naS Grab.

0err Spbn Oliner uDn Ybilaoels
pbia, 3d., berihtet BON einem ibred-
liden 8piidenfau tuie folgt: SD
befanb mid in elmer geraoe5u uers
stpeiielten Sage. Wieine Salt batte
cine total selbe ,sarbe angenumnien,
id batte tieflieeenoe slugen, beleate
3unae, i'm @iiden llno in ben Seis
ten id]redlibe Sbmer5en. 81 oenen
iid mod cine alndlig iid) fteieernoe
Shtudhe uno Ippetitloiiefeit ges
iellte. 9rei 9lerste batten MIDI in
Bebanblung, uno iie alle aaben mei<
men syau als bpffnungslus anf. GS
puroe mir bann aneeratben, "Elec-
tric Bitters" ein5unebmen. uno gu
meiner aroBen Sreuoe ueribafite idon
bic erite sslalbe mir beoeutenoe 3ins
oeruna. 9rei Wuhen ieBte ih ben
@ebrauh oes ertudbnten Electric
Bitters" fort uno bin iebt elm ge=
lumber Mann. Sd) tpeiB, oaB bic
les Wlittel oas Grab zines ieiner
iiheren Spier beraubt bat" aein
9eioenoer lpllte perieblen, oieles
Mittel su perluben. gtur 30 ets.
3u baben bel E. 8alteper & SUbn.
TrpQuiIten.
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- glus Baris piro eelfrieben:
Die sSeltlihfeiten, ipelhe ben SbluB
Der @eltausItellune beeleiten iullen,
baben iebt ibren Nnfons 9enommen.
8pm ibDniten Wetter beeiinitigt fano
cine Yaraoe itatt, tpelder cine Sals
letuprltellung aui einem Dalnpfer
iolgte, nelber auf Der Seine am
peitlid]en Gnoe oes Gusitellunass
plates ueranfert mar. Das led
oes 9antpiers tpar 81 elmer Siitne
umae,panbelt tpproen. auf pelber
oas Ballet aus .Wtihael Strogoff
BON 750 3dnsern no 2dnserinnen
auiaeiiibrt lpuroe. 9ecorirte Sar@
ten, auf tpelhem ii6 3dn5er uno
Sdlauipieler in nalerilGen eoltii'
men beianoen, rpltroen ben CLUB
binobeeSpeen. Sn ben ndblten
Jaeen iperoen ipeitere sSeltlihteiten
fuleen. Cine Der Nbiibten. tpelbe
man burd Die sSeite bestpedt, lit.
Die srOBe Wienge Der nod unuer=
fault aebliebenen 3idets absuieben.
oenn eS rueroen fir ben 3uilitt
su oielen sSeitlidteiten mebrere
5idets perlanat. Bpn Den 65 Wtils
liunen 2idets. ipelbe fir bic
&usitellung ausaeseben moroen iino.
Iino ndnlib nod ID Wtilliuneu un-
perfauft. glm ndbiten Wipntae
,uiro Elm 3adtielt se9eben fueroen
uno bieiem tpiro am 9ienitas eiu
aroBes @inserfeit fuleen.
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Sohamn strauB ionnis, obnobl isin

Sohamn EtrauB t0nnie, 0btpobl ielne
WuIit poller Crisinalitdt III, nidt 81
isbsr 9eit arbeiten. Git usrainasn
Wodsn uno Wonuts. obns bab sr cine
s,oer coer 5ahs anriibrts. g9dbrsno
folder 3eiten bsiudte sr 5rsunos, iubr
ipa,isrsn uno asnpb feline WuBe In
polisu 3hasn. Ram ilm Elm mniita.
IiIdsr Gsoants, 10 ibrisb sr ibn nieosr.
8elsosntlid oients ibm als glOtisbu4
boun I.ins Wanidstts. uno U lam
bitter BON einem 7insr nit elmer linisn
Wanidstts nnd Sauis, bic nit slOtsn.
idsen liter uno iber beosdt mar.
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9ie 8ebriioer 9riber
baben in ibrem @elhdftslotal in Der
Gummerce=StraBe cine slusltellung
uun 0iamanten, @ulo= mo Silbers
lpaaren, 5ancp=glrtifeln &C., Die Be
Der leben iullte, Der Sur Snternatio-
nalen sSair nah San slntonip
fOnlmt.
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9as meme Sier

8erleibt arait unb Stdrte.
Sft Elm porsiialihes, tiiblenbes @etrdnf,
Gin 5brberer Der @eiunbbeit.
SEPT Jleiidl an,
@iebt Nppetit, befommt gut.
limb bieieS neue Bier III
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8mlf Ebpre Sabn.
u bfa brt.

Nbfabrt.
Nad) Stodoale, tdglid1. ausgenommen
Sonntaqs. ............ .o.UO Sorm.
Nntunft.
8on Stodoole, tdelid. aus9enomnen
SDnntaas. 800 sladlm.
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Cine fdrGe 2Se6r.

Cine (fdrRe 2Se6r.
9ssihelbisen gle 9bren 9Orpsr ssssn
a,aatbelt eura ben Gebraud pon
1utt's $laen. Elm lieis liderss 5silmlt'
tel as9su 9opiidmsgen, Dpspepiis, Wla'
latia, Y.iitOpiuns uno ale oamit psr'
pdnettn iosn.
'Das Gritbrab hfs crbsnsl"
Or. 1uit! Sbre Ssberpllsn lino oas
9rlebraS oss Sebtns. Sd msres D mt
3uiaa itets e.atOar ieln, Der mid ole.
ilben tsnusn lernsn lisB. 8. s5alrlsisb,
glatte Cannon, @o.
Imtt's &ebcr Yiueu
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= Ghte Mcgneiter, eagle 8aB-
uno glntbracits9oblen 81 ben bill
lielten Wtarttpreiien bel Der
Suniet 9Spoo Go.
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,,Srobmnttcr'S Thee" pcridDnert
oeu 1einf. 25c bel alien Srpaniffen.
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Spmtbcrn 3sacific 8abn.

Wah gleiu Orleans. Souitom uno @al.
peiton tdelidj. ....... l2:OO aeitta9s.
Rad 81 Yaip. Californian uno Merito
900 Yurni
0ad, Horb.1eras, ct. 9ouis uno ebiea-
90 katy Flyer ..... 800 Nbenos.
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VI nfunft

Bon Chicago. ct. 9omis. aanias Gitp,
Dallas, Sort ssorth nno ssaco, taalieb
Bon &aco. Sort @ortb. Dallas &c. e.
". & u. y. 9epot) -. 1920 Nbenos.
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q. u. Il u. y. 0abm.
9lbfa hrt.

9lab @alpeiton, Sonfton unb Guero tds'
lia .S:45 Sorm.
g1a9 Corpus gbriiti. sranias Sab nno
Beepille taalidh. DO Wadlm.
Nab Borne Mnb aerrpille. tdslih, aus.
genummeu Sonnta9s. -. .2:45 Nafm.
Hacb Borne uno aerrpille. Sonnto9s...
$3.50 Born.
Nnfunft.
Bon @alpeiton, Suuitpn uno guero tag
licb. ........ :UU uDeHos.
Von Corpus gbriiti. Nranias HaB nno
8eeuille taglid1. 1........... 100 Nad1nl.
Bon Borne nnb aerrniae. tdglid). aus
aenpmmen Sonntaes 49,. 1888 Sprni.
Bon Borne unb aerrpille. Sunntngs, -.
800 gtbenbs.
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glnfunft.
W. &. & Z. Nabm.


aarh ssacu, Sort @ortb, Dallas. aanlas
eitp, ct. gpuis unb Chicago, tdglid).
e. ". & ". 3. 9epot) .7:45 Worgens.
9tad 0acu, Sort 8orth. DALLAS &c. tponl
Snniet-9 Depot ...... 500 Nbenos.
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Nntunf #.

Bon Rorb. .9eras ct. 9ouis nnb Chicago
katy Flyer ....... $3.50 Wprgens.
Bon Netu Orleans, Spuiton nno 8als
peitpn tdelid1. d1...........4 .4:45 Naohm.
Bon gl Yalu, Californian uno Werifp
.7:30 Nbenbs.
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,,Wrubmntter'S Thee" reinigt
oas 9slnt. 25e bel alien 1ruaniften.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
DISTINCTLY CHEERING

News From Shanghai Regarding the
Safety of Foreign Ministers.
LONDON, June 2l.-The news from
Shanghai is regarded in official circles
as distinctly cheering. After the grim
reports current early in the day the dis.
patch of the Associated Press announc.
ing the arrival at Pekin of the relief
expedition commanded by Admiral Sey.
mour, and the safety Of the legations,
which later was confirmed by dis.
patch from Shanghai, published in the
second edition of the London Times,
announcing on the authority of Taoti.
Sheng, that Seymour's force arrived at
the Chinese capital June II, presages,
it is hoped, general frightening of the
situation. No details have yet been
received Of the casualties or of the con.
dition of affairs at Pekin, but we'll in.
formed people express the opinion that
the returning Of Ii Hung Chang to the
capital foreshadows the early submis.
sion of the dowager empress to the die.
tates of the powers.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21

ferent latitude, as we have been
accustomed to wade in water to
our fetlocks in days Of yore.
Robert Cagel returned to Stew
art. Mimi, Monday morning, af-
ter a few days visit with his
friends. =.
That ''Rosebud's'' brains are
getting swelled shows plainly.
Now ''Rosebud, "take regular maps.
Mind your own doings, and don't t
bother your head with what such
individuals as ''Tim," canon" and
the ''Little Giant are doing and
l will guarantee that you will soon
overcome the jealousy you at
present seem to be troubled with
and your former intelligence will
surely return.
TvNr
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
LONGS SIDING.

Nellie Perry is in Baldwin this
week the guest of Mrs. Grant.
Stockton Reem returned from
the northern part of the State last
Saturday.
The entertainment by the
League, Saturday evening, was a
success as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pitmon, of
Pease, visited with friends at the
Siding last Sunday.
Miss Meta Reem spent several
days of last week at Pease, the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Murray.
Miss Lilly Wetter and Edward
Engelke have gone to Young
America to attend the wedding OF
Edwards sister.
Charley Baldwin and Fred
Brault, Of Minneapolis, who arc
visiting in Princeton, called or
relatives here last Monday.
| ANON.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
RUSSIAN LOSS HEAVY.

Hundred Officers and Men Killed During
the Fighting at Taku.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 21.-Vice Ad.
miral Alexejeff, from Port Arthur, re.
porting the capture Of Taku forts, says
the bombarding fleet was commanded
by the Russian captain, Dubrowolski,
senior officer present. The Russian
losses were 2 ieutenants killed, 1 Sc.
verely and 1 slightly wounded, and 1e
men killed and 81 wounded. The gun.
boat Giljak was seriously damaged by q
shell below the water line and must be
docked for repairs. The gunboat Kore.
jez was leaking in six places, and had
her cabin destroyed. The gunboat Bob1
was damaged. Besides the above the
admiral says the French warship Lion
the British Algerine and the German
gunboat ntris participated in the en-.
gagement -.~t --@'
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
!, NEW GERMANY. z.

Rain is badly needed. Crops
look poor and we have quit pric-
ing diamonds.
Miss Phoebe johnson spent Sun
day in Princeton the guest of Miss
Maud Bradford.
Miss Schimming and Miss Sic
ger, of Monticello have been the
guest of Miss Ida Schimming for
few days.
Those who attended the hop in
Mr. Rosin's new house report a
large attendance, fine music and a
most enjoyable time.
G.. T. johnson, census enumera-
tor, has been around here lately
collecting about bushel of statis-
tics from the head of every family.
Our people are disgustingly
healthy, will not steal or fight.
Our young men strictly virtuous
and having no creamery in our
midst we fear ''Anon's'' prediction
will come true and there will be a
shortage Of news from this source.
A ferocious looking" desperate
armed with long knife and gun
attempted to hold up the night
crew at Woodcock & Oaks kiln
Sunday night. He was however
discovered coming round one end
of the kiln and a stampede fol-
lowed. Three old farmers, pre-
viously half dead from the heat and
long hours, were galvanized into
life and did some terrific sprinting,
one running until he foundered,
another is spawned, while the
third is reported to have thrown a
shoe and crawled into a hole. A
local Sherlock Holmes examined
the ruffin's tracks and came to the
conclusion that he was young
man, light complexion, bow leg
ged, one leg more than the other,
and that he hailed from the Siding.
ROSEBUD.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
ERIKSONVILLE.

Mr.. Thos. T. Pharnes bought
land from the landofice here in
Sec. 5, T. 42, R. 26. Mr.. Phar-
nes is a photographer and perhaps
he will put up photo-gallery at
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Truls T. McNess, of Adams,
bought a tract of land in Sec. 1,
T. Al, R. 81, from Lars Erikson.
Mr.. McNess also bought piece of
building ground at Jacksonville,
where he has already built house.
The railroad engineer, Mr.. j.
Johnson, and the fireman, Mr.. w.
Chamber, from Austin, who each
bought 120 acres of land were here
last week and were very well
pleased with the country and will
soon move into the colony.
The first term of the Erikson-
vile school closed June Is with an
entertainment in the evening un-
der the direction of the teacher,
Miss Myrtle Locke, who has
proved herself one of Mile Lacs
county's most popular young
teachers. The schoolroom was
prettily decorated with ferns and
flowers and an arch-way was
erected over the platform which
greatly improved the appearance
of the room. The program con-
sisted of recitations, dialogues,
tableaux and solos. Each and
every pupil carried out their part
without hesitation. The school,
room was we'll filled with people
and all spoke very highly Of the
work which showed the careful
training Of the pupils by the
teacher. Saturday picnic was
held at Jacksonville park by the
teacher, pupils, parents and
friends and all spent very enjoy
able day.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
FREER.

Luther Jones is starting to raise
bees on his place.
j. G.. Dregnie has been finishing
the second story of his store build
ing.
Albert Selander was at the
county seat on business last Fri
day.
We need another good soak of
rain soon or else crops will be
short.
A. Lee was up from Minneapo-
lis to stay with his family over
Sunday.
Olof Olson bought himself q
hornless COW while going tc
Milaca last week.
Mr. Cox, Of Milaca, was down
here visiting with Luther Jones
and Omer Tincher last week.
Mr.. Gunter and family went tc
Cove, Mile Lacs lake, last Mon
day to stay during the summer
months.
Mr.. Cox, of Milaca, and Herl
Huggins, Of Estes Brook, will b.
the speakers of the day on th'
Fourth at this place.
J. jacobson was in Minnearoli
Il few days and bought anothe
pump for his we'll and intends tt
go into stock raising.
Al. Bemis' family were takel
sick and it was announced to b.
diphtheria by Dr.. Tarbox AM
they were therefore quarantine,
by e. Northway.
There was a great ball game las
Sunday at Freer's ball grounds
The contest was between the team
of Foreston and that of Freer
Game ended IS to 13 in favor Q
Foreston.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
CONSUL FOWLER REPORTS.

Has Had No Communication With Pekin
for Six Days.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-A cablegram
was received at the state department.
from United States Consul Fowler at
Chee Foo. The consul says that no
communication has been had with Pc
kin for six days past; that the mission
at San Chow has been looted but that
the Chinese general carried the mis-
sionaries off in safety to an unknown
place. The Chinese ships in the har-
Dor have left for the South. The Rus
slams continue to land troops at Taku.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
Fourth of july at the Lake.

There will be celebration of Inde-
pendence day at Wigwam bay, Mile
Lacs lake this year and the residents
of that section look forward to very
enjoyable day. There will be free
excursion on the lake from Lawrence
and stops will be made at Cove and
Vineland. Besides this there will be
boat racing, horse racing, foot races,
a swimming race, log rolling contest
and bowery dance. After a picnic
dinner there will be base ball game.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, of Manchester,
Ia., writing of his almost miraculous
escape from death, says: Exposure
trouble, which ended in consumption.
I had frequent hemorrhages and
coughed night and day. All my doc
tors said | must soon die. Then be-
gan to use Dr.. Kings New Discovery
which wholly cured me. Hundreds
have used it on my advice and all say
it never fails to cure throat, chest
and lung troubles.' Regular size soc
and S1OO. Trial bottles free at G. A.
Jacks Drug Store.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
REGARDED AS CRITICAL.

Conference at the White House on the
Chinese Situation.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-Secretaries
Hay and Root, Assistant Secretaries
Meiklejohn and Hackett and Admiral
Crowninshield had long conference
with the president during the day. On
leaving the White House they stated
that nothing had been heard from Pc.
kin. There is no doubt that the officials
here regard the Chinese situation as
very critical and that more vigorous
measures than hereto contemplated are
under consideration.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, of
Washita, I. T. He writes: "Electric
Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of
scrofula, which had caused her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores
would break out on her head and face,
and the best doctors could give no
help; but now her health is excellent" }"
Electric Bitters is the best blood
purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, letter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. It
stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
expels poisons, helps digestion, builds
up the strength. Only so cts. Sold
by G. A. Jack, Druggist. Guaranteed.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
RETURN FROH TAKU.

Arrival of the Yorktown Mt Chee Foo Is
Reported.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-A cablegram
has just been received at the navy de-
partment, from Commander Taussig an
nouncing the arrival Of the Yorktown
at Chee Foo from Taku, where he went
with dispatches from the department..
Another cablegram is expected shortly
from Taussig describing conditions at
Taku.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
JAPAN MOVING TROOPS.

Thirteen Hundred Additional Soldiers
Sail For Taku.
50 WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Ameri-
can minister at Toxic telegraphs that
two transports with 1900 men and 100
horses have sailed from Japan for Taku,
that 600 Japanese troops have already
landed and that five Japanese war YES.
sells are now at Taku. He adds that the
Japanese government is prepared to
send additional forces should the ne
cessity arise.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21
FRENCH ARE GATHERING.

Will Have Large Land and Naval Force
in Chinese Territory.
PARIS, June 21.-The French govern
ment will have 4,2O0 troops at Taku
when the reinforcements of the other
powers arrive there. Two thousand
will be at Taku before July 8. The
crews Of the cruiser division which was
decided upon during the day will give
France strong naval force, consisting
Of seven modern cruisers-three of the
first class, four of the second, seven
gunboats and a torpedo boat.
The Princeton union., 1900-06-21

Save doctors bills by giving Foley's
Honey and Tar to infants and children
in time to prevent pneumonia or Group,
which are fatal to so many thousands Of
babies. G.. A. Jack. ~. ..s-.- +