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The Portland daily press., 1901-01-28
HARpSWELL STEAMBOAT co.

Beginning Nov. IS, 1900, Steamer Aucocisco
will leave Portland Pier Portland, daily, sun.
days excepted. at 200 p. M. for Long Island.
Harpswell. Bailey's and 0rr's Island.
Return for Poriland-Leave Orr's Island, and
above Landings, TOO a. M Arrive Portland
oeuda ISAIAH DANIELS. Gen Mgr.
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/ uropcan MarketN
(By Telegraph.A

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30, 1so1.-The Cotton
market barely steady; spot at 6hd; sales A.
0U0 bales
LONDON Jan. &c. i9o1-Consols for monsy
96ys do for the account 965s.
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PORTLAND. Jan 26.
wheat is exhibiting marked strength, and fol
the mast week cash has been advanced IA and
january sac at chicago, closing Saturday al
T51he. The Flour market is strong with more
doing. Corn and Oats frmer.
The following quotauousrvpre 'ent mo whole
sale prices Tor the markets
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yEIN IgEgIgsN
I'm EfFec. Dec. 3. 1890.

TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS:
100 a. m. For brunswick. Lewiston flower,
Bath. R0cklane. Augusta, Watervile. Skowhe-
gan, Belfast. Bangor. BuckSport and Vanceb0ro
e e9lsg or 81 Join; at. stephen, tCalais).
$50 a. m. For Danvls Junction, Rumford
Fails. Lewiston, Pennington, Rangsey and
los a. m, For Brunswick. Bath. Lewiston,
Gardiner. Augusta Watervlle. PittsAsid.
Bangor Patten. Houl'on and Caribou via b. q
lao =. m. Express for Brunswick. Lisbon
Fails. Lewiston via Brunswick. Augusta, Water
Dor. Washington Co. Il II. Oldtown GreenviIIs
ard Kstahdin Ion Works.
12.55 p; IN. For DanyIlle, Js., Rumford Falls.
bemis Lewiston, harrington, Carrabassek
Raugeley. Bingham. Watervtlle. Skowbegan-
% pm For froeport, Brunswick, Rockland.
gan Bes Dover and Mo1erO rssSys
Bangor. uidtown and Mattawamkeag, and to
SIC ,. m. For brunswick. Bath. Rosklant.
Augusta and Waterville.
6: 10 p. m. For Danvllls junction. Mechanic
il.oc .. N. Night Express for Brunswick.
Bath. Lewiston. augusta, Waterylile. osom
hegan, Bangor Moosehesd Lake. -Aroostook
WasninRt to- Co. II. k. VaneebOr0 st. stephen
ga asL 81. Andrews, St John and all Ar0os-
took County via Vaneeboro. Halifax and the
does not connect to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and
Foxerof'. nor beyond Bangor.
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
$50 a. m. For Brldgton. Harrison. Fa5yans,
Burlington, Lancaster. 81. Johnsbury, Sher-
brooke GA bee. Montreal. Chicago St Paul
1906 p. m. For ssbago Lake. Cornish. Frye
burg North Conway Pabyans. Lancaster
ColebrooS and Rescner Fails.
coo D. m. For Ssbago Lake. Cornish. Brldg-
ton. Harrison, North Conway and Bartlett
SUNDAY TRAINS
T.20 a. m. Paper train foT Bangor hath. and
for ROckland Except Ferry Transfer at BATH
1910 p. IN. For Biunswlck, Lewiston. Bath.
Augusta. Watervilie and Bangor.
Ii.p0 p. IN. Night hxuress for all points
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND
From Bartlett, No. Conway and COrnisa.
s25 a. m. Lewiston and Me chanic Falls. a35
a. No.; Watervlie, Augusta aud Rockland, s.45
o. M. Bangor, Augusta and RocklAnd. 2. Is
ant Lewiston. i220 p. M; Beeehcr Falls Fab
vans and Bridgton, l1.55 p. m. Skowsegan.
Waterv lie, Augusta and Roekiand. b.2o m;
81. John. 81. Stephens. (Calaisl, Bar Harbor.
Aro6stook County, Moosehead Lake and Ran
gor. b.35 p. M; Raugeloy, Pennington. RUM
ford Falls and Lewiston. h.45 y. m, Chicago.
Montreal, Quebec. Fabyans. No. Conway.
Brldgton. 5.bb p. NJ; Bar HNroor and Bangor.
rs a M. daily; halifax, ST. john. Houlton. Sc.
Stephen, Bar Harbor, Bangor. $50 a. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor and Lewiston, 12.2o p MI
Bangor. % a. M; Halifax. st. John, Vance
boro and Bangor. $50 a. m.
GEO. +. EVANS, v. p. & q. NJ
+. T. BOoTHBY. G. p s. J. A.
Oel6dti
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The staunch and elegant steamers TIRE
MONT" and BAY STATE" alternately
leave Franklin wharf, Portland, and India
wharf, Boston. at 700 p. m. daily, Sundays ex-
eepted.
These steamers meet every demand OF modern
steamship service in safety, speed, comfort and
Through tickets Tor Providence. Lowell. wor.
cester, New York, ETC., etc.
j. +. LISCOMB, General Manager.
THOMAS NJ. BARTLETT. Agent.
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RoCKPuRT. Jan 2s-sailed, schs Henry l.
PecKham Harding. and u Witherell, Pierce,
baltimore; Ella May, Mcintire. and Yankee
Maid for Boston.
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Steamship siberian, CBrl outram. Glasgow
tndse 70 u Il A Allan.
Steamer Bar State. Dennison. Boston.
sch Manuel X Cuza. Sc John, NIB. Tor New
York.
sAILKD-steamer BrItanlc.
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u.,.ll.crocers, sugar narlat.

Portland marKet-cut Loaf Sci coniechoners
C powdered 7lscs graduated at fei eohse
rushed 6bsciyellow g.
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Domestic Markets
Try TeleRrap PHI

7 Jan. 20 1901.
| EDETROIT-Wheat quoted at Soisc for cash
| Nnite, and Red ; May 1915.
wheatquiet; cash and Jan 79Sz C:
| May at 80 1Sc; July sic.
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls Ry.
In Effect Oct. q, 1900.

DEPARTURES.
$50 A. NJ and 1885 noon. From Union Station
for Poland Mechanic Fails Buckheld, Can
ton Dixfeld and Rumford Falls.
$50 a. M. 1885 noon and 5.i5 p m. From Union
Station for Mechanic Falls and Intermediate
stations.
1855 noon. From Union Station for Bemis.
Il. G. BRADFORD. Traffic Manager
Portland, Maine.
E. l.. LoVEJoY Superlndent,
ieISdtf Rumford Falls. Maine
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KAIES OF FASSAIE-
FIrat Cabin-$50.00 and up single. Re-
turn-siO000 and up according 20 steamer
and accommodation.
second Cabin-ss5.Oo and upwards single
Return-ses.ss and upwards, according TO
steamer
Queenstown Belfast and Glasgow. SO 10 S2S
Storage outfit furnished free.
Apply TO T. y. MCGOWAN, 40 Congress
street. j. b. KEAIING, room T. First National
Bank Building CHARLES ASHTON, 947A
Congress street, or DAVID TORRANCE q co,
Montreal octbdn
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FINANCIAL ANDCOMEERGAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading HarkstS
Ksw 1ork stock, Money ana Grain
Markst Review


III. following quotations represent the ray.
gng prices in this MARKET 60.
Cow and steers. .ssss's's - +" 2
ftulla a1d HtaGs .ssssessr -
Calf sklns-Ho quality ..........'. %
No3 ..... ..s.o
Mes ".....s............ Zoe each
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Cleared.

Steamer Horatlo HAN Bragg. New York; y
liscomb.
Sen Oracle J. Morton. Bar HArbOr and Jones'
pOrt-J Blake.
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lmnasrfA


Girceuti. steamer Hordanger-315o tons OF
sulphur TO A s Malcomson.
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New York Quotations. Of 81 ocks and Boad
tBy Telegraph
The following are the closing quotations OF
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Spoken

Ian 22llat "a Os, Ion SO "a. sch PcndIeton
sisters' from New York for Port Spain.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
BOND WATT Is HERE.

DR.. J. Fond Watt and wife arrived 10
day from Allentown, Pa, and will spend
the summer at the home Of Mrs c. s.
Policy, who is DR. Watts sister. DR. Watt
was promoter OF the Ermanie Gold Min
ing company operating the Smoky Hill
mine in the rich Sugar Loaf district of
this county. During his absence east for
the pas. few months Superintendent
George Lake has been developing tie
property SO that the Smoky now looks
like decided winner. All conditions
favor it becoming great mine. DR.
Wat. was formerly dentist in this city,
but that is another story.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Saturday and Monday, June
is and ~, at the Peo.
pies Store.

One case Lonsdale, soft finish muslin,
sells al Ioc. our price for Saturday and
Monday only &c 10 yards to cus.omer).
twenty-five pieces of nansook checks
bar muslin) worth everywhere Sc, go the
two days 4. per yard 3I!-.
Fine qIlliiy dotted swisses. different
patterns. sell regularly at lSc. 90 Satur-
day and Monday at per yard TIC.
Ladies vests. the Ioc quality, mo; the
slazy gradel. 60 the two days at sc each
Ladies union suits, worth 39c, will be
sold Saturday and Monday a. only 24c.
Ladies summer corse.s. cool ard dur
able. sell in every store al sos, our price
for tn Two days is only 25c.
Ladie-' white shirt waists, worth fully
81. we have them in ell sizes. 10 make
them go quickly We will SCI! tie two bar.
gain days a, 49-.
Mems sunm:r Balbriggan underwear.
shit, or drawers, wor.h So, go at only
lo:.
Boys crash hats, sell everywhere at
25c. or bargain price is almos, half, I5c,
Children's wash dresses, made OF per.
Gales and sell from 75c to 9Sc, your
choice ssc.
Child's Mexican hats, the genuine
goods. sell everywhere 45c. cur bargain
day price will be only 25c.
Ladies all silk. black gloves, double
tipped fingers. soc gloves for 25c.
Chi!dren's wrappers, made of good
quality percales, will! fl. girls from to
"a years. made well and sci! at 75c, our
sp.cial price for Saturday and Monday
So.
White bed spre ads, full SIZE and hem.
med ready for use. worth 75c and 81, will
run them Saturday and Monday a, 4oc
and 75c.
Ladies washable dress skirts, made Of
crashes. ducking and demins. nicely
trimmed, worth from sI.25 10 sI5o 60
the two days at less than the goods by
the yard 10.
Ladies tailor made wash suits, the
newest style out. shirt waist and skirt
to match. two styles. one is sold at sI.oS
the other a; s.. Our special prices are
81 .4S and 81 9S.
Ladies hosiery, our famous ribbed top
quality which our customers like so we'll,
they are worth ,oc and we will sell them
the two days two pairs tor 25c.
Fine quality glycerine soap, three
cakes In box, sells at 25c box. Satur.
day and Monday they 60 at O. box
Two boxes only to each cnstomer)
One 10. assorted ladies' walking hats
worth up to s. 50 and not one worth less
than s.. all go Saturday and Monday at
your choice 7sc.
! Our muslin underwear sale will also
close Monday evening. This is the big
gest underwear sale we have had in
seven years of our Boulder business. We
have sold three times as much goods a.
at any previous sale. Our line is running
low and we must close it Monday even
ing. We are glad ,he people have ap'
preciated our goods and their low prices
Don't get lett. II you have not YET
supplied yourselves with these goods al
sale prices, cone now, at once. as it will
close Monday.
/ THE PEOPLES STORE.
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
NEGROES Hunted
By le|ge|0 Mob
VENGEANCE is SURE.
Dozen Negroes In the Hands OF Deter
mined White Mob

Dozen Negroe. in the Hands OF IA Deter
mined White Mob
Shreveport, La June ia mob OF 800
white men gathered early this morning
around the temporary Jail where are con
fined a dozen negroes implicated in the
murder Of John Gray Foster, the planter
The crowd patiently awaits the capture
of Prince Edwards, the leader OF the
blacks, who fred the fatal shot. II he
is no, captured some OF the o.hcr: will
be taken out and shot. II he is captured
he will surely be burned.
a, Q o'clock the mob began to become
restless, but their leaders prevailed up
on item to await Edwards capture. II
was feared he had suicided in the
swamps. About noon it was learned
that Edwards was surrounded near
Badger and the mob constantly growing
larger awaits for vengeance. The i'm
priso.cd negroes are prepared for their
fate and are praying in sigh, o! ieering
but determined men.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
CATTERM0lE--l0Ve.

DR.. Frank Ca,lermole and bride, fo;m-
erly Miss Cora NJ Lew. ieft on their
cdding tour to Colorado Springs and
Manitou this morning. the ceremony
occurred at the residence OF the brides
father las, night.
To avoid the gaze OF the curious. DR..
and Mrs Cattcrmole left on their wedding
,olr this morning in carriage. with a
pair OF good horses.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
GEN. SUMNER Is BLUE.

The Filipino Leader fscapes and Rainy
Season Approaches.
Manila, June IS-General Sumner re.
turned today discouraged. He had been
in ques, o. Co!lles, the lnsurgent leader,
bu, fIultlcssly. He reports the insurgent
leader in TIE mountains, almost inacces
sible. The rainy season is Gaming on
and i, is Impossible 10 accomplish much.
Southern Luzln is, also, very un
quiet.
General Macarthur sails tor The United
States next week.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
Lp1dVIe Girl
Smokes hG Town
HE WAS ONLY A MINER
Aud Was Tilted For the Wealthy Farmer
of Iowa.

Aud Was Tilted For tho Wealthy Farmer
of Iowa.
Leadvlle, June I5-Miss Irene Wood,
a pretty teacher in the public schools.
was engaged 10 marry Jesse Irons. OF AS
pen. next Sunday and he had built a
home there for her. Yesterday A. Peter
son arrived from Aetna. Iowa. He was
a school mate of Mis-, Wood. who came
to Aspen from Aetnc. Peterson has a
fine farm and is reputed wealthy. Irons
is rising young miner. Peterson came
in response to letter from Miss Wood.
renewed the conversation at the place II
ceased several years ago, and they were
hastily married and lef. the city for Iowa.
Sympathy is extended Irons and the res
ignaiion OF the school teacher will be
accepted.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
GREELEY LOSES THE CASE.

Ralph Z Esteb won for Herbert NJ
Foster verdict for s6,5oo against the
city of Greeley Tor damages, the verdic,
being by a jlry in the dis,rc, cour, OF
Weld county. Fo.ter was injured while
working for the city on sewe! drain and
and il was claimed that the injuries were
due to the ciiy's carelessness.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
SAM LEMON GOES FREE,

In aquarel a, Louisville Monday night
William poikington was stabbed by Sam
Lemon. ordinarily a very quiet citizen.
Deputy District Attorney MoGinnis for
the People and Senator Ward for tie
defense fought the matter out before
Juice Schneider a, Louisville last nigh,
and Lemon was no. squeezed. On the
contrary, he was turned loose. Lemon
vas attacked by Polking.on, who wa,
drunk.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
SKATER RETIRES.

Commander of Army in Cnbt Rst'res by
Operation of Law.
San Francisco, June ia reception
was given today ia honor OF MAJOR Gen.
eral Shatter. com nander OF the depart.
ment OF the Pacific. who is abou. 10 re-
tire by Tie age limit. He is row await.
ing the arrival CT General Young TO turn
the department over TO him. General
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
ST. JULIEN HOTEL.
FRY-WIlllAMS.

Itisros generally known tnat Miss
Pearl G.. Williams OF University Place,
was married in Denver on Thursday last
to w. +. Fry OF Victor. prominent. real
estate man CT thl, city. The ceremony
was performed a. the rhomc OF DR..
Chamberlain. by Methods. minister Of
Victor, who accom- panied the groom from
bis home. Mrs Fry has made her home
In Boulder the pas, three years. and has
hosts Of friends who wish her happire ess
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
BIDS WANTED.

TO Plumbers:
The bond OF education, school dis,,ic'
No. 4, vii! receive sealed bids 70: certain
p plumbing and sewerage connection TO be
done in the Central school building. ard
also 4 sealed bid tor plumbing to be
den. in the high school building accord
ing to spec nc itions to b. furnished by
the secretary, on Thursday, June 2'lh
a.I,m. The beard will reserve the
righ, to reject any and all bids.
I36 WM. S. PECK, Sec'y.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
BIDS ED.

To kalsominers:
The board o. educ l,ion, school di5lric,
NJ. !. will receive sealed bids for Ger
tain amour, Of kalsomining TO be done
in the Central. Mlpleson, Pine Street
and high school buildings, according TO
the specifications TO BE- furnished by the
secretary. on Thursday, June 7o.h at "a
N. The board will reserve the right 10
rejec. any and all bids,
I36 WM. S. TEcR, See'y.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
NOTICE TO WOMAN'S CLUB.

There will be special meeting Of 4 {
civic science deplr.rn. n. o! he Woman's
club Sa.u!diY. June IS a. .:3o p IN. AL
memb:rs are urgehtly requested to be
pres IL, as there will be business OF im
poEtance. Nj. t. OLLMER Chm.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
JOINTS AT THE SPRINGS.

Colorado Springs. June r3-A raid OF
opium j,in,s here located one on TejJn
street last night, run by Chinaman.
Tne keeper and white man were ar.
rested and today the former was fined
$500 and the latter S7s as an inmate.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
BRAVE MEN GO DOWN.

Port Royal, Pa, June I3-Ano,her
rescue party c! ten wens down into the
mines alter the bodies OF the thirty odd
dead miners today. The mine Is iul! OF
gas and grea, danger attends the effort.
The seventh explosion occurred a,
Z o'clock this morning.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13

JUNE BARGAIN SALE began at T..
!. Pate & Sons Saturday and will run till
mex, Saturday. All summer lawns,
dimi,ies, white goods and shirt waists 60
at 7os discount. We are overloaded On
summer wash goods. Now is your
chance. PATE & Sons,
Ilo5 Pearl St.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
MASONS. ATTENTION..

There will be special communication
OF Columbia lodge No. u. A. F. & A. NJ
Friday night June "a. at 7:3o. for work
in the frs. degree. All members and
visiting kasons are Cordially invited tc
be present BY order o.
]. B. HIsKEy, w. NJ.
&C. BROMLEY,
Daily camera., 1901-06-13

Commencing next Sunday. June 10Th,
the Colorado road will run their midday
train daily including Sunday. between
Boulder and Denver and hold the even
ing train until 7 p. m. leaving Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
Street. CQ|S Run
ADOu| GDNlee
TO PR0FANE HOLY PLACES.

Trolley Gar, Will Run Around the Sea OF
GAiiilcc.
+ New York, June I3-The World Z
+ today says that twenty trolley cars i
+ have been ordered at Brooklyn for 4
+ line out of Athens, Greece. 9th. /
+ ers will be used for lines on the I
; Appian Way. Rome, and on line !
! to be built around the Sea of Gal. 1
+ lilee. +
+-4-+-+-4-$-+-+-*-f-4-t-]-
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
STILL IMPROVING.

Washington, June I3-A, neon a
bllle,in was issued a. the white house
sa,ing that Mrs McK!nlsy's condition
continues 10 improve.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
With Humanity Again
Was the Opera House
Last Night, Anx-
ious to See and
Hear
DR,RANDALL
The Wonder Worker.

The doctors continue to perform
wonderful cures. The stage was
filed with old and young, anxious
to be treated. j. W. Blume and
L. c. Bragg were given their hear
ing in few seconds before the
vast audience.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
A GREAT PARADE.

ST. Paul. MINI. Jane I3-The parade
OF the Modern Woodmen was tre-
mendou5 affair today. Nearly every
state and territory was represented,
Daily camera., 1901-06-13

At the Congregational Church on Fri
day. June I4,h, from $50 p. m. Straw.
berry short cake, ice cream, cake, etc
From 10 to 25c, Come. II g.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
FLAG DAY AT CAPITAL.

Washington, June I3-There will be
several speeches and music by the
Marine band in honor OF Flag day 10.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13

Come in and buy goods at your own
prices. We close Saturday, June I5,h.
ia The FAIR.
Daily camera., 1901-06-13
DR.. Randall
Delivers two lectures only
but remains in Boulder
two weeks.

@-OFflCE AT--
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-17
A new KIM OF WHEAT.
Averages Two to Five Bushels More Than
Best Fife and Blue Stem.

Averages Two to Five Bushels More Than
| Best Fife and Blue Stem.
+ We make the following Interesting
excerpts from bulletin recently re-
ceived from the Department of. Agri-
culture of the University OF Minnesota
regarding the new wheat minnesota
No. 163"
I'm 1899 and 1900 the Minnesota
Experiment Station distributed sew
eral hundred bushels of Minnesota No.
1853 wheat This is hard fife wheat,
which at University farm during the
past six years has averaged two to five
bushels per acre more than the best
fife and the blue stem varieties COM
monty used in Minnesota.
"This wheat was originated by a
system OF rigid breeding by selection
begun in 1889. During the first two
years only one seed was planted in a
hill, that the best plants might be
chosen. The yield was recorded under
conditions of soil and field manage
ment no better than on many of the
fbest farms Of Minnesota. No CONNER
cial fertilizers were used. The soil
was only moderately MANFRED with
stable manure, because during some of
these years heavy manuring would
have caused the loss of the crops bv
lodging. Under these conditions COM
mon stocks of fife and blue stem wheats
yielded about Is bushels per acre while
Minnesota No. 1853 wheat yielded 20
bushels.
Its yielding quality warrants as
high a price as any seed wheat ever
offered to the farmers of Minnesota.
The figures as to yield and quality of
this wheat at the Minnesota Expert
ment Station warrant our giving it our
full and unqualified endorsements. It
may not do we'll on all soils, probably
will not, but it is worthy of extensive
trial in every county in Minnesota, and
it will doubtless be a. valuable acquisi-
ton to surrounding states. In coun-
ties. where it succeeds as we'll as at
University farm it should gradually
take the lead over the .wheats COM
monty grown. a wheat, does not al
ways yield we'll the first year on new
soil. ';5*=
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-17

1t amuses us, says an exchange, to
see our brother pen pushers squirm in
attempting to offend nobody. The
editor who can please every one is not
fit for this earth, but is entitled to
wings. Human nature is so consti-
tuted that some like scandal, some
don't; some like to see others ripped up
the back, others don't; some like to
see fakes exposed, others don't; some
like the truth told about them, others
don't, some like to Jake their paper
seven or eight years and never miss an
Issue or pay cent and get mad and
stop their paper when they get state
ment account, others don't. It is some
consolation to know that the Lord
Himself failed to please everybody
while on earth.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-17

Louis Rust, of Wyanett, was in the
village Monday and took home with
him one Of the States travelling Ii
braries. The people of his neigh or-
hood will now have an opportunity to
obtain some excellent reading for the
winter and should thank Mr.. Rust for
his efforts in securing it. Mr.. Rust is
one OF the most enthusiastic good roads
disciples in this section and says he is
not going to let the matter drop where
it was left last fall. The UNION hopes
he may succeed in stirring up the mat
ter and will do what it can to help him
in the matter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1901-01-17

rs "a remark Or two concernings:the res
port OF the officers brough up another,
discussion concerning the methods OF
book keeping heretofore employed and
on motion the. recorder was instructed
to keep separate and distinct ac-
counts sof the electric light depart
ment and of the waterworks depart
ment, making statements rDonthly to
the council and also that he should
prepare a monthly inventory of the
assets Of the village. sz 80 -
President Galley announced that sew
eral complaints had been registered
against the care of the hearse and the
Icharges made for its use and stated that
%. a. Ross had offered to build a suita-
blesshelter for it if it were given to him
to care Tor. On motion the hearse was
placedin his care. 49,
The matter of appointing a marshal
was taken up again. George Newton
applied for the position as did l..
Grow. John Tritch had put in an ap-
pllcation during the day but later had
Withdrawn it and Harry Pratt's name
was mentioned in this connection. At
ter some discussion it. was decided to
leave the matter until the regular
meeting the first Monday in February
for final settlement. = ,.>- ::
+ S. A. Nobel asked permission to low
er one OF the cross-arms supporting the
electric light wires so that the tele-
phone wires might cross the village
wires at the required distance, but the
permission was not granted.
! One commendable thing was done
and that was the instructions issued to
| the employees at the power house to al
low no children unaccompanied by
their parents to visit the power station
and to forbid loafing about the build
ing. The practice Of allowing children
in the building is dangerous and loafers
interfere more or less with. the opera.
tion of the plant.
The council thought the street lights
were not turned on early enough in the
evening and votedto instruct the cleo.
trician to remedy this defect in the
service. New lamps will also replace
those of the 32-candle power on the
streets, many of them having already
passed their term of usefulness. 81
1t is needless to say that those who
missed Monday nights session are
kicking themselves and when the coun
Icil meets again the. first Monday in
February there will be plenty of people
presentsto watch the proceedings.