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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03

just received at Amy 81 Brown q n
large invoice Of Conchcs. A selection
Of 20 % 30 in stock Finest made.
Prices the lowest.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03

mybIc oHflue. Onc ldre Tor the round
trip. Tickets on sale May 10. 20 aud
2lst, good returning until May 2sth.
Inquire Of agents for further particulars
Go Carts' Go Cartsl Amy g. Brown
have their third large invoice now
enroutc and the season only begun.
Why do we sell thcm2 Right prices.
artistic designs and first class workman
ship answers it.. If we don't lust have
the design IN stock you want We will
get II for you awful quick A large
selection alwayg IN hand 10 select from.
Another largo invoice Of Bedroom
suits just received at Amy d Browna.
Competition h not in 10 when you com
pare quality aud prices here. Think Of
~ a fine Oak suit (three pieces for
only $l5' See them quick while they
last
Yes; we are selling Go-Carts The
popularity of design, coupled with right
prices have caused the large stock
recently received 10 moye 20 rapidly
that we have already ordered another
large invoice which is now due 10 arrive.
You won't care 30 look elsewhere after
seeing the beautiful designs and noting
prices Mt Amy d Browns. Sec ua while
the selection rs complete
You will be- needing some now piece
of Furniture no doubt, soon II you
wnnt 10 select from tho most np TO date
Furniture Store In the county call nj
Amy d Browns. We have what you
want and the prices aud quality are
right Watch these columns
Parties wishing 10 purchase or sell
oil properties, farms city residences or
real estate Of any kind, should cali upon
WIN. Walker,in Kcttcrcr'g b'd'g,oppositc
+. o. Butler Pa Peoples Phone No. G74.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03

Music scholars wanted at I2S West
Wayne st.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03
FOR SALE.

Farm of 81 acres. two miles north of
West Sunbury, good house, good water.
Will sell cheap or exchange for small
farm near Butler. See W. ]. BLACK,
Liveryman.
Gas stoves in all styles and prices at
w. H. O'BRlEN & Sons,
Io7 E. Jefferson st.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03
Excursion TO Washington via.
Pittsburg 81 Western Railway.

Account Of Imperial Council Order Of
Mystic Shrine. One fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May 10, 20 aud
2lst, good returning until May 2sth.
Inqulre Of ngcnta for further pnrticnlnrn
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03

In the case Of Harriet E Watson VS. the
Butler & Pittsburs r. r. Co. trespass,
the jury returned a verdict for the plff.
for $500.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-05-03

you can get them at BOYD'sJ
The evening world., 1900-08-14

4 ~ was he bust u Apollo which stood on Top
he PIANO. she y" '"e 2iA'''' .i'' o' vac sA1s
y Wind Nhlth nuns "a the wan 'ppos''e AUp
Icy had s'nca'" manAseI 10 u" 20 'o'e Win eaeh
o.a"'.
ri}.is Forester was the prettlesi and sweetest OF
he bachelor Ta.d'rs' ~ at '''s' Angus MIcheh De-
.cyed so, And PHYLLIS Invariably sAi 10 the OH norris
chair Just " front % m. ae'' 4 Apollo when she
was enicrt'ining company The big Morris chair
frt'd q s'iu'iul '-am' Or me 'i''ao'e h''e fhyI-
lis PERHAPS thai IVES Why the ' often sat IN II. AL
though ANGUS Macr,l ..'.t tank 3d.
Angus rlmsc.' almost alAlls sa' mon me TURKISH
stool iusi opposite 'he Dr. ho.r Siing on his stool
gave him IN opportunity % leaning forward ana thas
bringing Ms ''es @ few inches n.'.ur Phyllis
There H1' 90 Isht IN the room o| tat u the open
,fre, ar ne Iar' VIVID ana he Nn'Ho were hlriins
jo7enly ana ur'isgui'''y Angus looked H2 suddenly
and caught them A. o.
That fellow : very ''ni ~ wirNns he renarked.
ii1iIrS at Phv'lis .h'I.. smiled almost as sympa-
,~,hetrnIly as the East N.al shr vas boxing at
Aai DO you know J hHF" been thinking that the
East Wind Is smiling '0" returned Angus swung
around rnd,lro,.d o. 'h' pretty feminine head, with
Us IONS hair ayins 'nr'A.i, and Win deep un-
fashionable 'ycs 1l'r be- looked back again at the
pretty feminine head WIN HpNy hair caught up neat-
'y ard with eyes which r.r" also du'ithomnble Hs
smiled 81 though a pleasant thought mad struck him.
'icrhals -as's smiling 30 Apollo. Perhaps they love
leach other be s's"e.'l. While the East Wind
%hutLcd N the 'r,'-ht o. nave ie secrets 81 her
,p.asior heart thus disclosed Phyllis bushed also,
from mere sympathy. 4 course
! Then the East Ni"I. .'r . necn ma.donly shyncss
and a l-.ro o. oro.o .p A.lIlo that The words Il
these mortal lovers were '-Ie. .wayed IN the wire
which SUSPENDED her p eagerly that the wire gave
way and me ZEN violently o. ward. Had not Phyllis
sprung 20, quickly and caught her she would have
p,cn dashed 90 pieces on he fn1r As II was she lay
notion ss 10 he Mind arms which had saved her. no
LONGER blu.t IA. but Ql's white ana stlL
: Apollo. o. top u he plano. flushed more yiyidly
The evening world., 1900-08-14
i FIRST 70 WOUNDED HEARTS.
By Harriet Hubbard Aver.
.t-.ssts.
4 ,isndestInc love MAR,

7 am seventeen scar. .' fr. fm .n love WITH a
Young man 81 twenty ! love Dim f.I.. lul Do loves
ne. bat my mother does r. I..a 10. poo ~ ont very
much ant fhs does NOT k..N ~ m, .n,,r Don't you
think am 0d enough 90 keep .lrp1r''
u~ENUTHRuKES =
Your mother T. your bes' '.s.' AMI ran advise you
La this matter with nors wisdom .rau any me else
\ Tri = seventeen re"-. .e counsel H' s'm' oH.
a, more cru-.tsrre than herself 1Hl '.I' mother can
no, have a1y, ching bat ynur .r''res's . Hrlr'
Ygl shall 'eF your mother rrh' 'Hs H-s mar j.
paying sou at'srHpH and casS hop to ... sou .r, h1l
a. ypur Own home
n he l. good. steady YOU'RE follow nr' able '' sup.
port you ana yo1 nni after a rme chat '"-r AH9a'nr
10, In each other 11u- mH'ret 7l ung..s1'1toN
give her Poll consent DONE deceive h.r There .
nothing Oh hear 1rsik.rg % 70 Ha-i.Fork'rr pa''I'
mother a. - mi that hs- daughter be- k.r..rr boz f
ne lark o. regard 90 'he mos, importer. h7nss "
her NE.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

R"INGLETTED YOUTH

rssss.,A o. rs' os'l tr~ N. Irish B, d. Dsvsl,, NJ.
n INGIJTTED youth o. my love.
X with thy locks bound loosely behind thee.
~ You passed. BY the road above.
But you never came In 70 ind me.
Where were the harm for you.
IL you came for 4 little 10 see moi q
Your kiss 10 q Weakening dew.
, Were I ever 90 sick or 50 dreamy. Z
/, II had golden s,or.
would make q nice little b1reen :
} To lead s,raigh, up 10 his door. Z
I he door Of the house o. my sore.nA Z
, Hoping 10 Goi no, to mis-. .
! Tue sound Of his football IN It.
!, have waited 80 Ions for his sls, 4"
|, That for days | have slept not a minute.
} thought. o my love. you were 20 d
|, AZ the moon 10, Or sun on a fountain
! And I thought after iha, you we're snow.
\ Ths bright snow on TOP % me mountain:
/, Ane I tbouTht after tina, you were more
Ike Gods lamp shining 70 nnd me.
/ Or the bright star o. knowledge before
1 And the star OF knowledge behind me
Ysu promised ne hiTh-h.elei shoes
Ana satin and silk. my storssn.
I And 70 follow me-neyer 10 lose
\ Though The ocean we're round me roaring
4 Lac q bush In a zap IN a wall
am now left lonely Wi,hou, thee.
\ And this houhs I grow dead Of. I, all
Z That ] see around and about me.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

stores and their si5' '.n-"s '' 49,.
Impressed me WIZ" '''" ..t ,.
Tore 81 me t.s1 on" -
'her 'o-ca"'' ~ .
very "u'h "Ne .' ..."
me n''t '.''H' Z" '"' ,u,,
me re''".'. ~ .
IN me s'''' N'',' l...
ehNlao's ''' "' "
a'i'hs
Can YOU N'il'' mo-. ' .
h'ai''hK ''' WV"
.Hrt. .'.|r. ..". ..
The evening world., 1900-08-14
THE EVENING WORLDS
DAILY FORUM.
Aeasd Eetorisis on Leading Topic, Of The Osy
BY Recognized authorities.
LIGHTNING AND SKYSCRAPERS.
BY
MAX OSTERBERG, E. E., A. NJ,
Con,Vl,i1g Enoineer,

Consulting Engineer
~ MONG the powerful phenomena which I'm.
" pr~s many OF u. With awe, many with
fear and many with a keen appreciation
a shS ubliuity OF nature, Is the common but fire.
Quenk occurrence o., the stroke OF lightning Not
ursvsnubls whom the natural cloud conditions
tsud 30 produce II. NOT manageable when once
discharged. but stu to an erteat comfortable,
sAls vunAsrfui spectacle which In the one hun.
l~esd-ehousandsh part Of 4 second may destroy
nznssns woreh Of property. may weed out livs Of
mAS vithr : . warming has long bssn the topic
Sr sasntae invssisations. which have only been
sssstal on account of the imminent danger con
nsctsd thsrsvt&h. Still II has been determined
ent Q stroke Of lightning may develop a. muoh
- fA0 horsepower. . power sufficient 10 move
ITO hundred large strcst cars simultaneously or
b Aunfd power for - many - 10000 innAndss-
Ont iamrs. fortunately. however. modern build.
i,j methods and especially the shy-scrsper, have
vUske. out thar own salvation. The intimate
omGaSe At IN tmmcnse iron framework Of a mod.
sn sutdtns with the ground. er.sndins to con
"a v1h dspths. 10 one OF the mos, porfect light.
Mrs prvvntiv~. The electricity stored up IN
IN earth travels through the iron framing Of
bu dtnu TO combine with the electric charges
ctorea up In the cloris This Is Q slow bu, con
slant snd continuous process. and prevent. the
s~uddenness Of the fierce dischsrse called lightning
Thus the great electrical storms will gradually
dtsppear from our business centres "A the height
and number o. sky.scrapes increase, but sven n
under Sxfraordinary Conditions n disoharre shc.rd
take place. the iron frame will receive the same
and carry It on into the earth. Thus an occa-
sicual damage TO a naspoIe or chimney OF tower
- the worst TO be expected. Le, u hope that
these facts will sct at rest some Of our anxious
wives and mothers who worry Over the men
whose daily duties make them spend moe, ot the
ums N IL tall buildings Of a modern city.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

Am a young man .NsH'y-'I-ro years Of axe and
Keep company With a young IH'y NJ twenty. ] have
knova her fur a .1Hs ..mo and always thought a
great deal % beg About tNn months hE0 ! asked Dep
s- boz .omraly AMI she granted us .l sEcc then
{ have told h,r I ,1y,f rsr. arl s7s never CAV, me
any .r-Iis' answer rrl on fsr tEirr a week At
ny own rsllr.' lrt she never issfI ne % call
g. that r.gH'- W.ea ! g, 0u. .H 1-p1uy VITA
her she hardy notifies mo-, Hu' When ! aU alone a.
her nous. vita Ne- ~" seems all r'.ht u ! ASA her
- 70 anywhere With M che zytys grants ny re-
quest. but sne does 49, seem .p lke t1 have ne cal
on her. ,ni her parents ! know Wish me 90 AN as
they t0li No s0. Tel me how : an yin her affection.
a. I love her 600 ieiriJ o., lose her ~
The only uay a ma -ser s1I a Errs honest nd.'-
ton has been BY naklrg himself more attrasHy, 90
her. more necessary O, tsr happiness tha1 any other
II 4 a perfectly fair prop l-iti0h, you Iase az c,cl
rharee vi,h any other young nan. blt yoI rn8st ~
In on your merit Incidentally I should nave a frank
talk with this young lady and ask her very rrnty %
explain kf contradictory behavior.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
QUERIES AND ANSWERS.
unies. Forbidden ny Lease.


rniess Forbidden ny Lease.
Can a landlord ra-se a tenants rem, In the middle Of
the year, with the exception ~ May l. who has occu-
pied one Of his stores Tor the last sir yeayf
n. MENDAL.Is.
Yes aud Yes.
Can q Catholic become President Of the Unitsd
s,stes' Can q citizens son Lscome President n Ne
Is born In foreign parts while his parents are there
on q visit;
Good Cheer.
VIVA, Is the sign Of a house cricket singing .very
EVENING" BARNEY RIx.
Great Britain.-f3-Inch Breerh-Ioader.
Whlch nation has the largest cannon1 what .. the
sine o. the largest In the United States Navy
IL s~houId-Third Fisser. Left Hand.-DiamsnA
or Opal
should the man put the engagement ring on the
adys hnser7 Which nnEer7 Also what sort Of nnsf
Up.
Eight Hours.
What constitutes a days work In the BrosAHa
Navy-fSdf AAxDA
The evening world., 1900-08-14

one more chicago gil!
Lady Arthur Butler.
daughter ~ ire late Gen.
Arson stissr - chi.
cag1. soon may succeed
90 a famous u;.e LADY
Arthur me wife ~
Lord Arthur Hurer. who
Will wrrsri he elder
brother. ihs Marquis ~
prm1ris and Vice. rom.
molIsc = the Royal
Yacht squadron. 20 the
event . me isttera
DEATH Ths Mtrqu.s sho
has no heir. . nov sen.
ouay o. Ne l. the
owner % large entiilei
estates IN England and
ireland In the even, Of
his death Lady Arthur
Butler would become ne
hArehionsss of oxmonds
The evening world., 1900-08-14
as:s-.s...es.:ssxA

Charles H. Hoyt. the
playwright. whose mental
condition has been ques-
tlo-ed. will have for MS
guardian from this time
on Charles o l.yford. %
Concord. Mass.
Mr i.yfoTd was In the
New Hampshire fegisia-
ture with Hoyt and
served on the judiciary
Committee Attn him. The
men are firm friends.
Hoyt Il now q, his home
In chsrlestown. ~ II.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
MILLIONS IN
BROOM CORN.
......AAANNAaa

W /. Roisboom. the
broom corn king" 10 a
man who has made al
mos, nco. o' IN the past
tao years out % an al
most unknown commod-
.ity G with
vneat and corn and
other produces which are
thc mediums u exchange
and SPECULATION IN large
boards u trade through
oI, the world. the for.
tune this Chicagoan has
4missed out % broom
corn is remarkable
The evening world., 1900-08-14

This young man. only
seventeen. son Of \. ~.
Nave. Millionaire grocer
Of 81 Joseph. Mo-. mas
enlisted In the American
Navy AZ a common
''iandsmsn." The ooy Is
fun of adventure.
Z want 10 60 where
there Is some nEhting
he told the enlisung Of.
hcer. otherwise won't
enter the service II
can't rome any too sNif,
for me-
Tier he ned the pa
peFs and u. r. the Nor.
folk Navy ard. lie 10
nos on the receiving.
ship Franklin. II will b
four years before his
tssu Of ssryjcs sxplrsa
The evening world., 1900-08-14
WONDERFUL NO. 8.

an four cardinal paints. four winds. four
quarters Of the moon. four seasons. four figures
IN the q~uatriiis. four rules % arithmetic. four
suits q cards Four quarters 10 tho hour.
We have four lneisor and four canine teeth. and our
forks have four pronss The violin. greatest Of all
string insirunen's. has but four strings -Four Of .
kind 10 . pretty sood hsnd ~ poker. svsn V thsy se
eniy fosrA
The evening world., 1900-08-14

"Whp,8 this exclaimed tho city
I.rt,r THE extremely happy young
. unla 'cr 40 once f1r the south why
500 s|H extremely 80"
'T..Hu.. SAID the society reporter.
VII. 800 rlrr''l himself. 4 uui.rstand
Oh, Cher Hr nor bridegroom las any
relatives 20 .Hs world"
The evening world., 1900-08-14
AN UGLY SPIDER.

THERE 10 a spider In thu London Zoo. OBJ
tanned from somewhsre In the souian. that 10
7 the nercsst beast Of his kind that ever spread
out his legs In a menaserie. The ordinary spi.tr
has only four legs on q side. This creature has
i've. and those who have seen him nni his counter
part In the terrible devil. Ash described by v ctor
Hugo in1 his "Toren Of the Sea-" The scientific
Iaams q NE terror y oAtsodsa -
The evening world., 1900-08-14
THE HEN AND HER EGGS.

Ths common hen lays about 3d. ~ 81 egg, r. ten
years In the ors, year the number . suly 70 70 e.
fn the sscpnd. third and fourth 10 10 ~ each. wh.ne.
q asan diminishss TO 10 In the a. year.
The evening world., 1900-08-14

Among the high flyers In Paris this Summer are
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas =. walsh. They give lavish
entertainments and spend money with a free hand.
walsh ls the owner q Camp Bird gold mine In The
oury District. Colorado. The mine 10 Sor h $4,000
ard walsh's income Is $1,000 a month. Their home
4, In washinFion. D. c, where they have lived for
three years In the house formerly owned by Jenness
Miller. walsh's wealth 10 not due 10 luck. but to
hard work; he was born IN Tlpperary, irehni. forty
nine years ago. and can TO America In isp.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
a TALE OF THE EAST.

yr - happened one morning IN Persia that a. the Truly Benevolent bI, slightly
II re-hrbed Grni NJRr ~, takn, his chocolate he picked up A sporting
! Paper AMI aa a picture .; ne low between corbet, and fnrsimmons It
him A. once srl nLnG hi IIghy Exalted but Somewhat Uneasy
IPrm. Minister hs said
no As'u, but here I. s methng that We ave somehow missed 90 thou
out on IN. street, - my city and inquire II any Of my subjects know of boxing
gloves aHd how to rise them II thou camt md me a man who will p, me ~ to
Ite tricks Of Straight hbs, iefrh3oks and upp'r-cIts Twill bestow upon hin M,
hundred wives and thousand goAs"
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Lucky Choir Bows.

Hhs chstr boys Of 81. Georges Chapel. windsor Cas-.
~ % aecordanes with ancient custom. have N. first
~ e9ims shiilinss an spur money from any military
mas wearing his spurs IN church turing service.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Farmers Get Tooether.

~ most ehsrae,sriste feature Of siberian farm ne
= thAf ~ farmers live not scattered all over the
oInoy. rsnots frcm neighbour. but In villages a.
loous - poss,b,s to land they arc :ultivstinE
The evening world., 1900-08-14
Jean LiDbey.
ARE SHOPGIRLS
FRIVOLOUS

r,tyrsti ~ ~ rfru F43
|ssy 1rsaay
Ars shop 'r's frivolous
This is THrt rur1H.
prgl,I.y would .lks
kggN
~. aso 01s~Nss
have a'.cn vaf Hel grri'
.tls.avs en- cmerE'
from 'ra lf.lf .c, ar'u'
The evening world., 1900-08-14

Good for Something.
rbs Internal bone q the c~uttlsnsA . used IN tho
|nAnufsssws Il ps~A1psvta.
The evening world., 1900-08-14
A Half-Pound Innec,.

~ $4,000 ssstis" u vsnssssA 70 The largest in.
ReSsv~aA AhAss's.. - vssA' .sss' half
The evening world., 1900-08-14
! HLuE BLOOD CHHRPlON.

l.afs J.sA Libb.y -rf', 70 Th, Ers..Hs WHIi ~ ara
n,at 9Th TIE FsmlT stI Paper
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion OF the ear. There Is only one
way.to cure deafness, and that is by constltu-
tiofial remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining Of the
you have q r,1mbling sound or Imperfect hear
ing sand when It is entirely closed, deafness Is
the result, and unless the Inflammation can be
condition, hearing win be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which Is nothing but an inflamed condition Of
the mucous surfaces. @e sYa .s-.. .
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF deafness Caused by catarrh) that can:
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
u. !. FL. CHENEY. s. CO., Toledo, @.
Sold by druggists. 75c. sS.:n ~
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Princeton was recently made an in
ter1a ational money order postoffice and
hereafter those desiring can send
moneyito any postotfice in the old coun-
try Of . like grade with little trouble.
Postmaster Cordiner announces: /, that
he has, already had some business and
as gsoon as the patrons; 81 the; office
learn OF the advantage Princeton now
enjoys :h5eY,5 he expects TO have q largely in
creased money order business ''."< -
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03
FORESTON:
1s1S1SssaAsSaasssBsB

George Deans and wife have return
ed from Idaho, where they have taken
claims.
Mr.: Heuss has returned from his
trip north. He was unable to find any
large amount of oak timber.
The teachers, with the aid of the
pupils, have cleaned the school yard
and greatly improved it's appearance.
John = Kennedy's team became
frightened on the Milaca road and ran
away. One 1of the horses was badly
cutona wire fence. s'>' 80 ri. .'.'s,'~.
George Lockwood had smash up
with team this week and is wearing a
plaster on his nose T. The team came
home without the load or driver.
Charles Malone is down from the
lake !t' looking after his interests here i'm
the village. He has a good farm for
sale, but says if he cannot get his price
he will keep It. 4, !, 5., - ~
Q. ". Swenson left for the, coast last
Tuesday. Mrs. Swenson and the boys
accompanied him as far as St, Cloud.
Mr.. +Swenson expects to be- gone for
some time, but will still make Foreston
his home. 5 ..t4
~!
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

An attempt will be made byisthe vii
lage council to prevent the deposit
of waste paper in the streets. Marshal
Spaulding is on the look out for offend
ing parties and there will undoubtedly
be some prosecutions if people persist
in throwing such culch into the streets
and alleys. - .g%t {. a... -
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The spring sale of State lands in this
county will occur June 4. Consider
able interest is being manifested and
the sale will doubtless be an excellent
one
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Mr.. Shell received bad cut in his
hand and wrist this week while at
tempting to save a mirror which was
falling. The glass broke and inflicted
bad wound which necessitated the
use of a surgeons needle to close.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

E. Mark has gone to the cities to Sc
cure two more Percheron stations.
Mr.. Mark is laboring faithfully to i'm
prove the stock in this vicinity.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Herman Heitman writes to his par.
ents that he has been sent out with the
F'o,r,tty-first regiment and is now sta
toned Al San Fernando. Everything
is going all right with the boys and
the end Of the war is not far distant.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The eighty-tirst anniversary of the
founding of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows was appropriately cele-
brated in this village last Thursday
evening. Besides the local members
there were many Oddfellows present
from the neighboring towns and a gen
eral good time ensued. A splendid
program was rendered and when the
party dispersed there were numerous
regrets expressed. Such meetings al
ways; warm the fraternal heart and
cement anew the friendships formed
among the brethren.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Mrs. Nora Marvin is in St. Barna-
bas hospital, Minneapolis, where she
has been obliged to undergo two separ-
ate operations.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

There have been many redemptions
|of property advertised in the delin-
quent tax list and the sale will be
smaller this year thanlast.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The basement of the new Calev
block in Main street has been COM
pleted so far as the digging is con-
cerned and now awaits the masons.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Scheen have re.
moved to. the rooms over: Pierrsson's s
store. Lola's new piano has arrived
and the young lady is fully employed.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

. Mrs. Lizzie Hamilton, who has been
suffering from painful illness for
some time, was taken to Minneapolis
hospital last Sunday. An: operation
may be necessary before she regains
her usual health.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The Congregational society is plan
ming to beautify the church grounds by
cultivating flower bed on their lot
east Of the church.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Messrs. Bulls, Cordiner and Staples
have erected convenient boathouse
at Green lake, where their sailboat
will be kept in the future. 49,
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The wind Monday stirred up regu-
lar old fashioned sand storm and the
sprinkler had more than it*could ham
die in keeping the dust down on the
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The street has been repaired some
what where the sprinkling tank Sc
cures it's supply Of, water. The condi
tion is greatly improved. : 49,.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

The latest railroad rumor is to the
effect that in the near future the towns
along the Princeton branch will have
daily freight.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

For clothing, shoes, hats, caps and
furnishing goods everybody go to the
Hub Shoe and Clothing House.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

N. N. Nelson, one of Milaca's pros
porous business men, was in the vii
lage last Thursday between trains.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaliher re-
turned Saturday from their wedding
trip and left Immediately for Duelm,
where the groom engages in business,
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

Rev. Donovan, of this place, is in.
vited by the G. A. r. post at Paynes-
vile to make Decoration address at
that place May 30.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

1t is necessary now to get a permit
before you can ride on the old "jerky.''
The desired permission can be. OBJ
tanned by applying to, the agent when
you purchase your ticket.
The Princeton union., 1900-05-03

A bad forest fire is reported to be
raging on the east side Of Mile Lacs
lake: The settlers hay is being de-
stroyed and other damage will doubt
less be reported later. IL o7*ssaa%s.