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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09

kings and anarchists based upon defects upon at least
partial feeble mindednes Considering that masculine SEX
which seems to bear HEREDITARY faint OF CRIME is
decidedly at disadvantage compared with the Even
we assume that the of judges and poets
SCIENTISTS make up for that disadvantage SURELY HAS
NO JUST REASON TO CONSIDER HIMSELF SUPERIOR
TO WOMAN.
II we were to throw all the acts Of malice and inmy committed
Y the strong against the weak creation of the
world into one heap they would form reaching from the
earth to the sky Wherever find the masculine ego
tlsm and mean ingratude toward and sisters
man undoubtedly the greater beast of In every
nead OF the family legislator poet merchant he mora
brutal and selfish than Where takes the hand
as instance ruling the household gains victory not BY
brutal force but by her intelligence cver u
ton OF circumstances characteristics and weaknesses
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09

year-old child, and so
are not confined or
reach that age. By that
and if the binding is
no severe or agonizing
fering is slight, and by
her full growth the
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09

the feet of little girls
bound until they
time they are strong,
properly done there is
pain. Really the suf-
the time a girl attains
pains cease ALTOGETHER.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09
Woman Is Mans Superior
BY GEORG HIRTH. German Essayist

he sex which is greatly superior to men in pa
tience, constancy, endurance of pain and hopeful
ness we have no right to call feeble minded
One might even turn the tables. All deviations
from the standard of intelligence, reason and hui
mainly, like stealing, numbering, brawling, excess
i've drinking gambling defrandinn the eonao:4 &C
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09
The Dirigible Balloon
mot TIE.
True Flying Machine

ANTOS-DUMONT has ac-
compished the best results
yet obtained with the dir
igible balloon.
HE is WORKING IN
THE RIGHT DIREC-
TON BECAUSE HE
SEEKS TO REDUCE
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-01-09
By Professor
S. P.
LANGLEY
Inventor of
Flying Machines

THE SIZE OF HIS BALLOON AND IN
CREASE THE SIZE OF HIS ENGINE. TIL
trouble with all drigible balloons and in fact al
balloons, is that their enormous size practically
prevents their progress against head wind TIL;
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
Baked ut the Rhinocerous.

A five year old boy who had for
several months been regular attend
ant at Sunday school had many
questions to ask Of his mother as
the recent circus parade passed.
When the wagon containing the rhi
nocerous came along the beast open
ed it's mouth aud be observed:
Mamma, did God make that"
"Yes. DEAR" was the reply.
"WelI, | amt gong to Sunday
school any more" ."-Bsltimore Sun.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
Mexican
Mustang

has increased the taxes to buy seed
to send out 10 the people to secure
votes to elect him to Congress and,
fearing that this will not catch them,
he sends out bulletins for the same
purpose at an increased approprla-
tion.
Mr.. Johnstone took up the charge
made by Mr.. Evans at Orangeburg
that Mr.. Latimer had voted to give
the Pennsylvania Road a piece of
property valued at $3,000,0O0, and
that Mr.. Latimer had admitted this
at Bamberg last Friday. The ap-
preparation of $4,000 to help the
Charleston Exposition out of hole
was something that the State might
yet back indirectly some day in the
future and he is glad that it was Sc
cured, but this gift, Of national prop
erty, valued at 100000, is some.
thing inexcusable Again Mr.. John
stone charged Mr.. Latimer with act
ing in bad faith with the people
when he distributed thousands Of
copies of a speech alleged to have
been made in the House against the
ship subsidy bill, and on the date
that the State Convention met in
Columbia, in May, when to his own
knowledge Mr.. Latimer was in Co.
lumbia on tho floor of the Conven
ton electioneering for the same Office
to which he is now aspiring. This
he denounced as a delusion and
fraud. Mr.. Johnstone then spoke
of the Constitutional Convention and
the suffrage clause, which forever
fixes the status of the white mans
government in this State Unlike
some of his competitors he is not
seeking this Office for the money that
is in it and would never sink to so
low a level. Col. Johnstone WAS at
his best today, and his peroration
was most eloquent and mastery.
Mr.. Latimer at the conclusion OF
Col. Johnstone's speech stated that
the Government derived its taxes
from revenue and the money will &C.
cumulate in the treasury. If be did
not get these appropriations 1t would
be given to other sections of the
Union, and he wanted every dollar
brought to the South. In regard to
the ship subsidy speech he said be
was in Columbia the day of the Con-
vention, but in a day or two after,
wards he attempted to deliver the
speech and proceeded five minutes
with it, when the Speaker called him
down, claiming that the speech was
not germane to the subject under
discussion. He then obtained per
mission to have it published III the
Congressional Record aqd sent out
copies to his constituents. As to
to Pennsylvania Railway properly
he made the same statement that he
drd at Bruberg, and add~d that it
was AL exchange of piece Of prop
erty, bat he did MT remember the
valuation, if ANY pnt upon 1t The
matter may come up again.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22

will readily overcome Loss OF hair,
Diseased Hoofs and Scratches in hor-
ses mules and cattle. Farmers try it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
Especial to GreenVille News.

Especial to Greenville News.
Columbia, S. c., July 16.-Pres-
ident Hartzog of Clemson college has
been elected President of the Ar
kansas State college and the supposi-
ton here is that he will accept.
The following telegram was sent
today by Governor McSweeney to
Mr.. Hartzog, which explains the Sit
uation:
columbia, S. c., July 16.
III. S. Hartzog, ClemsonCollege, S. G..
II have just received the following
from Governor Davis OF Little Rock,
Ark, If you can back President
Hartzog of Clemson college in your
State, please have him wire me &C.
ceptance of presidency of Arkansas
State college, Please do so at once.
I have sent him the following reply
just having received his message:
"Your telegram just received. l
heartily endorse President Hartzog.
I regard him as a competent, high
tonedChristian gentleman and recon-.
mend him without reservation as
thoroughly competent and proper
man for the position of President of
your college. Do as he requests if
you care TO.
M. B. McSweeney, Governor"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22

on the scene and diagnosed Steve's
case as apoplexy: put mustard pIas-
ter on him and prepared to bleed
him. Steve gave tremendous heave
and shot forth hunk of Dawes
provender. Steve had another ex
periance. W. B. DeOyley had just
been appointed coroner, when one
night it was reported to him that
Steve was dead just below the
old market house. DeOyley hustled
around, got his coroner's jury and
proceeded to interview the dead Steve
when he met the deceased in front of
julius Smiths staggering along.
The coroner exclaimed "well Steve
we have come down to sit on you"
but Steve not desiring to be 'sot"
OF staggered away.
Does the dispensary make any i'm
provement on the sobriety of the
people?
Beyond my house on the road to
Helena lived a couple that had no
children. The gray mare was the
best "hoss." After a deep snow,
while repairing my stable heard
some one fighting and cursing in the
pines beyond my house and some 100
yards below their house. They had
fought from their home to a fence.
I went over to investigate and found
him holding her, and her with a
butcher knife in her hand, tousled
head, flashing eyes and red face. I
proposed to arbitrate; she turned on
me fercely, and pointing her hand
towards my home said ''You have a
wife at home; you'd better 60 and at
tend to her and let US alone. |
raised my hat, bowed politely and
departed. After this encounter, |
think the tables turned and the man
bossed the ranch. They went to
Texas. I have heard of, but have
never seen them.
My Dear Spence, I'll close this
with a scene in q Texas court, at
Beaumont, the great oil field, but
long before the oil discovery. On
the trial of case, j. r. K, crank,
but not much lawyer, was on one
side, and Walking Gray, (from his
habit of walking around the circuit)
an eccentric and eloquent attorney
opposed to him. J. R. K. warned
the jury against the eloquence of
Gray in his argument. Gray replied,
81 do not attribute to myself any of
the powers of a Jupiter Tonans, but
if 1 did, I would not hurl any of my
ETHEREAL artillery at any structure the
gentleman might erect; all 1 would
want would be little popsquirt and
60 pif-pif-plff. Suiting the &C.
tion to the word. There was an au-
dible smile in the court room.
When I recover from my state of
''innocuose desuetude" l may write
again. Ave atqle vale.
j. M. Crosson.
1904 Milan St., Houston, Texas,
July 9th, 1902.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
News and Courier

j
Hampton, July 19.-The Senate
rial and Congressional meeting was
held here to-day in the Court House
in the presence of about two hun
dred and fifty people. The only IN
teresting feature of the meeting, like
old wine, was reserved for the last
Col. George Johnstone felt that the
time had come for him to speak out
in the meeting. He undertook to
smash some of the records which
have been held up to at least half of
the people of the State, VINO did not
think Mr.. Hemphill, who, as Mr..
Johnstone asserts, keeps up only
nominal citizenship in the State,
could claim any glory in defeating
the force bill, which passed the
House when he was member, but
met with defeat in the Senate. Mr..
Hemphill made no reply. Col. John
stone arraigned Mr.. Latirner for ex'
travagance, and stated incidentally
that during Latimer's ten years SER
vice in Congress taxes had been In
creased ten dollars per capita and
that Latimer had been Instrumental
in increasing the seed appropriations
in order to use them for electloneer
ing purposes. Col. Johnstoae also
charged that while a member OF the
committee on the District of Colnm-
bia. Mr.. Latimer voted, and made
him admit that he had done so, to
give the Pennsylvania Railroad
piece of property in the city of Wash
ington worth 100000. Mr.. Lati-
mer replie to him in the same man
ner in which he answered Mr.. Evans
at Bamberg, who made this charge
originally at Orangeburg. Mr.. Lati-
mer evidently attempted to raise the
prejudice of the farmers in the audi
ence by denouncing it as lawyers
"trick," but when Mr. Johnstone
hurled it back at him that the same
profession which be was denounclng
for political p rposes was the one IN
which he was training up his "be-
loved" son Mr.. Latlmer was silent.
He also accused Mr. Latimer OF dis
tributing speech alleged to have
| Deen made in Congress on the same
dsy that he was in COLUMBIA election
eeriDg on the floor of the State Con-
vention. Much feeling was mani
tested and the matter is by no means
ended.
Col. Johnstone was the last speak
or. With him the ship subsidy and
the Philippines were minor issues to
day. Messers. Latimer and Hemp
hills record demanded his attention.
He spoke of Mr.. Hemphill's claim to
nominal citizenship in South Caro-
lima during the past ten years, the
majority of his time being spent ID
Washington. Col. Johnstone took
up Mr.. RemphilPs claim to fighting
the force bill while in Congress,
when the truth Of the matter is that
although backed by an outraged
Southern sentiment, the House OF
which be was a member passed the
measure and it would have passed
the Senate and becume a law had
not the Silver Republicans of the
Northwest come to the assistance OF
the Democratic Senators and killed
the bill. He compared Mr.. Hemp
hillsto the ignorant negro fireman who
claimed that he saved the boiler from
exploding by,,simply blowing the Whls'
tie. Mr.. Latlmer's record in Con
gress has been one of increased tax
alton, in fact to the extent of $50 per
capita. He acknowledges that he
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
PRESIDENT HARTZOG.

Has Been Elected President OF Arkansas
State College-It is Believed that he
VIII Accept-He Is Strongly En-
dorsed by Governor Nc
Sweeney.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
TOMBSTONE And LATIMER.
THE SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN MEET
ING IN HAMPTON.

Col. Johnstone's Attack on the Records or
Fx-Congressman Latimer-The Former
Did not Reply, but the Latter said Inc
Attack was Lawyers Trick"
and Col Johnstote Reminded
Him that he, Lstlher, was
Having his son Edu-
Gated to be a Lawyer.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22

and crying haunt and hunt him."
He would lie with them in their beds,
with them at their meals, when hunt
ing, and as a tree was cut down, they
went to look for a possum they would
find his ghost glaring at them, when
they went to kiss their wives and
sweethearts his glowing eyes and
lolling tongue would press their
lips, &c. saw two or three of them
shiver; I simulated a great horror
told the most horrible ghost stories
I could remember or invent. I saved
his neck. Afterwards negro po-
liceman who had been on the jury
and had expressed desire to hang
defendant told me the jury could
not stand the ghosts. That was my
only appearance before a negro jury.
In the good old times, the de
ceased millennium there was an in
offensive man, a patron of Dave
Amick, Steve Turner. He would
take periodical sprees. When his
spree was beginning to be over he
would be wolfish. AS he was Dawes
guest, and spent his money with him,
Dave would feed him. Once while
feeding on Dawes provender he tum-
bled over as if dead. Alarm made;
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
ATLANTIC COAST LINE j!

Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON N c., March 26th, 1872.
CONDENSED SCHElnLE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22
Chr Merala aud MIewS
LITTER FROM TEXAS.

Mr. j. M Crosson, OF Houston 1e1as'
Writea Interestingly 70 Friend In New
berry of the Days OF ''Auld Lang
SyDe."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-07-22

All regular trains fro u Bolton to Walhalla
have precedence over trains of me class
n owing in the opposite direction unless 9TH
erwise specified by train order.
Will a no stop at the following stations to
take on and let of passengers: Phinney's,
James and sandy Springs.
j. X. ANDEksON, superintendent
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21
88x8 8 &gsxsEsssEs
LOCAL NEWS.
Il ssss,s xRag:s88asEB &8Kx8888ss

Friedman s. Schmidt, Photographers.
i Largest assortment of wall paper. L.
J. Buenger.
Ollie Goettsche of Sleepy Eye was in
the city Monday.
DR.. ]. W. B. Welcome and {. w.
Case were in the city Friday on business.
y Have your carpets cleaned now from
so and IS cents per room. LID Buenger
Unde John Lendt of Sleepy Eye was
in the city Monday visiting relatives and
friends.
X Tribune and Columbia chainless BIZ
cycles at c. H. Hornburg's for $50. DO
not buy anything else.
D. Kogge was home over Sunday from
his first trip for the Burg Cigar Co. lie
WAS out nearly month and had very
successful trip.
On Saturday the New Ulm Land ano
Investment Co., purchased t he }
s/Abble farm of West Newton paying for
It at the rate of 800 an acre.
Mrs. A. II. Setback of Hopkins is
onend;ng the week in this city, visiting
with relatives and friends and also with
her mother, Mrs. Janke in Cottonwood.
Einar Hoidale delivered the ami
versarv address at the celebration IN ST.
+ James, Saturday. The occasion being
what is usually called the Norwegian
4th of July,
The Ambrosch concert at Union hal
was very poorly attended on saturda''
night. MI. Ambrosch was certalnl
play,ng in hard luck and lost money O.
both houses ID this city.
1onis J. Buenger b a S rented tn
Anime building, next door to his p'ac
If business in order to get place l
which to store his stock of furnitu1
while his new building is being erected
The ladies of the Friedens church c
+h;a c;tv served lunch at the home of MIR
p Juni on Monday and in spite OF tn
rain were gratifed to find that the
efforts netted them in the neighborhoo
of 500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21

Fresh Fish every Friday at Rusch g
Bosch.
CIV. Murnn spent Sunday and Mon
day IN the cities.
Attorney G. A. Hagberg was IN the
cities On business Friday.
]. f. Neumann sells the best 10 cts
coffee at 104 cts next Monday. SIS
| *ALAsKA-the best refrigerator on the
market fer sale by Forster Bros.
| Henry N. somsen was in Minneota
Friday and Saturday on business.
Mrs. Marsh Of Minneapolis has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Weiser the
past week.
X G. H. .Hornburg, sole agent for the
Quickmeal gasoline and wickiess oil
/ stoves.
CT. Wood has gone to Madison, 5.
d., in which city he expects to locate
and go into business.
4 The first real day of spring was Sum
dav when it was comfortable to be out
doors without coat. gs...
Rev. Emil Fritz and family Of St. Leo
were in the city Thursday, guests at the
Meyer-B acker wedding.
|; A. W, Bingham who has been absent
from the city on business the past week
seturncd home Saturday. t. .sss.. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Beecher entertain
ed Mrs. J. N. Treadwell Of st. Peter and
Mrs. J. B. Forbush of New York last
week. ..- ....-> ". =
4 We show the famous Gibson effect:
in Jackets and Skirts. Among them also
are the new Coffee Coat for ladies' wear
For Sale by G. A. Ottcmeyer.
A lively game of ball was played Sun
day on the diamond at the end of Center
street near the old elevator, witnessed
by a large crowd of spectators.
Father Haas of New Trler was in th'
city Thursday and called on Fathe
Beinhart at St. George. A. J. Eckstell
also called on Father Beinhart Friday.
E. E. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye was i
the city Sunday night Oh his way HON
from Minneapolis. His sister returne
!, with him and is now the guest Of he
parents.
- X When you next visit our store, +
Il sure to see our Paper Pattern Depar
6 ment. Fashion Sheets Free. Standar
y Patterns are seam allowing. They II
G.. A. Ottomeyer. 49,.
4 H. H. Drill of CORTLAND was in tt
n city Saturday on business. Mr.. Drill
" selling out his stock of general mercha'
disc in that village. most of which
- has already disposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeller and MI
. Francis Bellm left on Saturday f
Mountain Lake where they attended II
silver wedding of Mrs. Bellm's siste
: The party returned Sunday.
l. On Friday Judge Weber issued d
. cree in the case of Carl A. Lemke '
III Rosa Lemke, granting the former a {
vorce from his wife. Mr.. Lemke is
III cigar maker at Sleepy Eye.
~ The Military ball on Saturday eYeni
~ should not be forgotten by those W
on are looking for good time. 1t is to
at Turner Hall and the price of adm
e sion has been put at ~ cents.
ce Charlie Hesse and Miss Paula Alb
IN ham surprised their friends by getti
Ire married last Thursday afternoon. !
d. Hesse Is popular young man and
of many friends wish hiw much happin
rs. in his new life. -
ne FOR RENT.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21
LARGEST assortment ST vail paper. I

Largest assortment Il VAL Papsr.
y. Bnenger.
especial Fun niture sale every MondaJ
at Forster Bros.
Ali kinds Of Fresh Sausages every
day at Rusch s. Bosch.
N. N. Woolley Of Sleepy Eye was N
the city on business Monday.
VIM. Carpenter of Sleepy Eye was IN
the city on business yesterday.
Have yourcarpets cleaned now, from
SO and Is cents per room. Z. ]. Buenger..
II. b. Vogelpohl and wife will cele-
brate their silver wed ling on Thursday.
Emil Anderson Of Chicago has been
the guest of his cousin, =. B. Krook,
since Friday.
Mrs. O. j. Duane and children left for
EMankato on Saturday where they will
4 spend a week or more with relatives.
Mrs, f. 81. Behnke, Mrs. Frank Burg
. If, and Miss Ida Hauenstein who were
delegates to the Grand Lodge Eastern
Star returned home Sunday. s5
! Yesterday morning Judge Webber and
Stenographer Eckstein left for st. Peter
to be at the opening Of the May term Of
the District Court for Nicollet county.
Miss Mabel Setter who has been clerk
ing at the Weneeda bakery for some
time has resigned her position and has
been succeeded by Miss Emma Hellman
Edward W. Gag returns today from
n Haml1ne University where is taking {
course in medicine. He will spend thu
summer vacation in this city with hi
parents. #
A. W. Bingham has lost his Masonic
emblem watch charm. The finder vii
be suitably rewarded by leaving tn
} same at his office. It is Knight Templa
pin and was present. r. 7. = ~. -
A bad smashup was narrowly averte'
at the M. & St. L. station in this city o.
Monday night. The passenger ran in o
e,i an open switch onto side track wher
d freight train was standing and the tw
r engines we're within less than foe
apart when the passenger stopped.
e careless engineer would have made
;, bad job of it. .>-t
ii John Bobleter received telegram ye
terday morning announcing the death /
- F. Kcrth at Henderson on Monday nigh
is Mrs. Dunkel, daughter of Mr.. Korth wei
=. to Henderson Saturday to attend him
,e his sickness and she with b is 9th
children were present when h e die
q. Pneumonia was the cause of his deaf
,r Funeral services are to be held on Thur
70 day. Mr.. Korth was one of the plonee
r. of Sibley County and was IS years Q
at the time of his death. .'=
q. On account of the large amount
's. money necessary to carry the Indi
Ii. Massacre Memorial to a successful CO
q clusion, the entertainment, which is bel
provided by the local talent of this eli
no should be generously patronized and
ho proceeds from it should at least net
be committed $500. The program will
is- so arranged that there will be conti1
Gus change of entertainment that all m
~, enjoy without effort. It is hoped by
~ committee that the necessity of c,
r. tributing to the fund for the celebrate
-. will be properly appreciated and th
400 will be generous response. The d
of the entertainment has been placed
. Tuesday night, June Sd. ~.
Do Your Feet Ache ..-
d. and burn, and make you tired all ov
or. Aliens Foot-Ease rests and cOols the
and makes walking easy. AT all druggi
and shoe stores, Csc. H.: -. :,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
The store room in the Kaschau build
ing now occupied by Jos. Lindmeyer.
Apply at Kaschau's barber shop. I
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21

Alum is used in some baking powders
and u most Of the so-called phosphate pow
ders, because it is cheap, and makes
cheaper powder. But alum is corros-
i've poison which, taken in food, acts injuri-
ously upon the stomach, liver and kidneys.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21
Eggs for
Matching.

II breeds Of pure
bred poultry, send
&c stamp for cata-
log. Mrs. E. Veg
ner, Essig, MINI.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-05-21

The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook
tanning over 800 most practical and valuable
cooking receipts - free to every patron.
Send postal card with your full address.