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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-01-01
Village Election.

Notice is hereby given to the legally oualifed
voters Of the village of Princeton. MINI" that
an election for the purpose of electing village
0I3ee5s will be held in the village hail Of said
W on tuesday; January 6, 1908, betweeni
noon OF said day. The following are the oficers
to be elected: One President of the Village
Council; three Trustees; one Village Recorder;
Peace 0o VI '1o
Dated Dec. "a, 1902.
j. W. GoULD1NG,
Village Recorder
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Cero Fruit, the great breakfast food
at LUDDEN'S STORE.
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All kinds of grain bought at highest
market prices.
49tf SAM CAREw
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

a. MONEY to loan on improved
farms. M. S. RUTHERFORD,
Princeton, MINI.
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Mink, muskrat, skunk, cats, dogs
bear, white elephant, buy all kinds Of
hides for cash.
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Happy New Year to all. We shall
aim to help make it so for you at the
New Store. The LUDDENs.
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Our carpet department. shows the
largest assortment, and prices the low
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SPIRTTJTATTST

Regular services next Sunday even
ing at the usual hour at Farnham's
hall by Mrs. Tryon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-23
De Yabucoa
CORREsPoNsAL.

FL gremio de braceros de este pue-
bio SO ha hecho de una casa de conner
clio, en- pequefia escala.
Ell Alcalde ha hecho cerrar las ia
bernas que con ell nombre de cafetines
tenian la pretensi6n de quedar abiertas.
Esta medida es recibida con ell mayor
elogio.
Las raterfas Sc han aminorado.
La policfa activa Y diligente no le quita
la vista los rateros.
Los policfas Pho c. Vargas Ma
nuel Julbe han dado t6rmino con los es-
candalos que algunos individuos promo
Wan atlas horas de la noche, hoy Sc
duerme con la mayor tranquilidad.
Me encargan la siguiente pregun-
ia:
SCuando la Federation da principle
a la casa que tiene compromise de fabri-
cara sEs no vitalicia2
CoRREsPONsAe.
Abril 10 de 1908.
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De Rio PiedrdS
Otra alCaldada

No bastaba ell ridfculo immense por
que pasaron las autoridades de Rio
Piedras por su comportamientO en- el
asunto de las <Mascarass y del doctor
Paniagua, atropellado en- sus derechos.
A cada momento Sc hacen acreedo-
res nuevas censuras por su proceder,
fruto siempre de la venganza y de la
mezquindad.
Nuestro amigo ell sefIor Aldea, jo-
ven distinguido Y enthusiastic correligio-
mario, varias veces ha tenido que sacar
la picota p6blica aquellos.
Constitufdo ell Tribunal del Santo
oficio procede al juicioy condena al de-
nunciado al mf1dmun de multa, en- aten-
cion tai vez que aquel aleg6 razones
Y que Sc veia claramente
Ia parcialidad y venganza que trataba
de realiZarse.
El alcalde que tanto habla de Hi
giene no We que de muchas casas de sus
sale aqua todas horas
Y 4 que 6l mismo da Ell gran ejemplo de
tener en- ell patio de su casa un pesebre
con caballo y un gallineTo, con la agra
vante de que varios respetables j6venes
habfan echado 40 libras de harina al
juez, hechos que resultaron falsos.
Cuando hay tejado de vidrio, debe
ell del vecino. Todavfa hoy
eyes decretadas por la Asamblea Legis-
ativa de Z. r., que pueden aplicarse &
nuchos engrefdos neur6ticos.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
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REpUBLI(ANOS CONTRA REPuBLI(ANOS
Contra el aIcaIde de Humacao

Ell Corresponsal del HeroZdto EsDa-
S0L en- esta ciudad, peri6dic3 serio que
se publica en- San Juan, v seg1n Sc di-
ce su corresponsal Federico Maritime
informa regularmente mil falsedades &
&n iIustrada publication.
Dice en- su ndmero SO. del ounce
de Abril, 10 siguiente: "a consecuen-
cia de la denuncia presentada por don
Francisco Castaneda contra Jose de
Thomas por ell delito de soborno. han
sido reducidos & prisi6n don Carmelo y
don Jose Casta6eda, hermanos del de-
nunciante, y Narciso Delgado, tablaje-
ros, asi como ell denunciado de Thomas.
Saliendo en- libertad bajo fianza de $500
due prestaron por cada uno.@
FL corresponsal del HerGZdo Espa-
mol, Federico Martinez, no Sc produce
con verdad con respecto al incidente
que me ocupa. Es una falsedad que
Jose Castaheda este bajo fianza, como
puede verse en- los Tribunales. Es fall
sedad que dichos denunciados esten en-
libertad bajo la fianza de 500 pesos Y ST
de mil, seg1n 10 estim6 ell honorable
Ministerio Fiscal de este Distrito. Es
una falsedad de dicho corresponsal, que
de Thomas sc le persiga encarnizada-
mente en- el puesto que ocupa, labOran-
do dicho sitio para antique candidate.
Federico Martinez, persona de con-
dciones bien conocidas, que someto & la
consideration p1blica, no es mas que un
intimo amigo del referido acentista Y ell
acentista de el, asf como ell acentista
Federico Martinez entra6ables amigos
de la Negrit0.
Y por 1ltimo, honradamente ha-
bando, dice ell referido corresponsal,
que en- la carnicerfa de esta ciudad exis-
te perfecto orden. ilCuanto cinismol!
Cuanta desverguenza!l En- la carnice-
ria de esta ciudad, ocurren grandes
que & no ser por la in
teryenci6n decidida honrada del poll
cia insular Fermfn Vigis, SECURE es,
qu3 cada novillo resultaria nOyillo y
medic.
Mas consiguiente serfa, que ell CO.
Federico Martinez continue
Sc, apesar de que contin1a, tirandole de
IA oreja Jorge.
Hay ciertos hombres, que por su
deber1an de permanecer
sempre silenciosos 8 cuando menos con
un candado patente en- la boca, pues ell
que tiene ell tejado de vidrio no debe
Ocuparse en- tirarie piedras al vecino.
10 conozco & los cojos sentados!
Dice tambien dicho corresponsal
en Ell mismo n6mero, que ha sido objeto
de graves censuras ell 0lcaIde t1l761 q
l5cencjaOIo de presid6O 0. Ramirez a
de su manifesto alarde en-
Ia procession del Viernes Santo, pues
este turba, colocandose en- la esquina de
cierta calle demostr6 su intranSigencia
en- materis de religion que nadie podra
Rlabar.
En- ese acompafamiento fguraban
damas de Humacao quienes, va 81 no
guerra respetar, ha debido cuando me-
nos descubrir su imbecil cabeza 8 reti-
farse como correspOndia.
I'm cuanto este particular ha te-
nldo raz6n ell corresqonsal del HeTGtdO
EspaisOI, tocando la fauta como Barto-
10, por casualidad.
Dice Ella Correspondence llegada
con eSta fecha & esta ciudad, que han
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-04-23

| sldo nombrado Concejsles de este Ayun-
tamlento. don Antonio Roig y don Julio
| Is. Janer; con reSpecto al segundo 8 sea
el 0Ttzc1tL0 del ALcaLde, veremos su acti-
tud en- ell Concejo, para eAtonces censu-
rar sus actos; 81 ellos Sc aiustan & Ia
combination formulada por dcho senior
Janer, al trabajar la candidatura ante ell
Comite Local Republican, de esta ciu-
dad, para Ell puesto de Alcalde del senior
Ramirez.
Sc dice tambien, que fue devuelta
por Ell Honorable Attorney General al
Honorable Fiscal de este Distrito, la
denuncia que presentara ell Presidente
del Concejo don Juan n Herrero con-
ira ell Alcalde Ramirez, sobre los hechos
irregulares cometidos por este en- la
session que celebrara ell Ayuntamiento
el microbes Is del corriente. Sc espera
con impaciencia yer ell resultado de di-
cha denuncia, asi como tambi6n la OPT
MON del Honorable Ministerio Fiscal,
toda vez que siendo ell Alcalde Ramirez
ell que nombra Y separa los empleados
de la Acadia, estos estan cohibidos de
declarar conciencia de los hechos tai
como han ocurrido, por tenor de ser
separados por ell Alcalde por 10 cual
Sc impone cue ell Minlsterio p1blico de-
crete la suspension del Alcalde O. Ra-
mfrez para que puedan depurarse los
hechos con la honradez que ell case me-
rece.
La historic Sc complace en- repro
ducir las acciones de los hombres que sc
han hecho c6lebres por sus errores, por
sus extravagancias y a1n por sus crime
nes, como nJuchos de aquelios que fue-
ron ell azote del g6nero humano; mien-
tras que algunos, los que fueron leales |
yacen relegados en- Ell olvido. A estas |
v1ctimas del olvidO pertenecen sin duda |
muchos republicanos tales como don |
Luis Delgado Carrion, don Celestino |
Alfonso Roldan, Victorio Ortiz, Juan |
Alcaraz Gomez (difunto), Seferino Qua
dra, y un sin n1merO mas de republica- |
nos, que con riesgOs de sus propias Vi |
das proclamaron honradamente la cam
didatura del hombre de dignidad pollti-
Ca que registra la historic; como el Al
calde Q. Ramirez.
Cuando no basten las acusaciones
probadas que dias tras dias Sc vienen
dirigiendo contra ell Alcalde t1r6G q.
Ramirez, entonces sera senal evidente
de que ell Gobernador Civil de Puerto
Rico patrocina decidldamente q los cri-
minales en- este pals.
EEOr que eI OOp0FuduOT O0u0Tdi |
asf como en- eL @6 de Ag0St0 de gt0rioSG
no ha dispuesto de una CO.
mission Investigators para sustanclar
los asquerosos hechos lie
que es responsible ineludibleinente ell
captain de las tuT6Gs q. Ramirez Alcal-
de infelizmente dc esta culta socledadl
Que responda ell pueblo dc Eluma-
Gao como testIgo de cargo dc descar-
go, que yo espero tranquilamente ell
fallo de la opinion p1bllca, para ir con
valor suticiente al pal0, case que, la ora
cion por pasva, no tuviese que ocupar
tan vergonzoso puesto el captain de las
tru'5as o. Ramirez, Alcalde de Huma-
Gao.
Humacao, 20 Abril 1903.
FRANCISCO CAsTANEDA SERRANo.
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P0BRES NIN0S.....! !!
MAOREs De FARLIls, Old Ell JucosO coEJ0 DE UsrRD MBro

hiios
en antes DIR In opinion vuetro m6dico Los m6dco
Rico
! que dele de convenir 10 decimos.
E terap6uico aceits
emolsione lamadas, que PESCADOS Ali
fallo M6dico
atar de la Tuberculosis decdon
bacalao andien
do vaor medicinal graves
torDos CASTRO -ntestinaes ocasiona
No hay medco nj frmacetico
sistema
cento certo de
indgesta emplean vefcar la euls6n
sutando mas ndiga ntolerable
d6b1les criaturas de los pobras enfermos
81 estas emusonea
d. el colmo No de discut relative
sust&ncias solo deben omarse edante
cripci6n facultativa.
de tube el
antisepco pumonar Ea indication.
tuberculosis deben decimos solo
6dico qun dbe recaro ete oportuno
rsutados 81 MARROW DR. Ness) que
dene nj emulsone
rrac6n 81 6ago Rsconstituye los ORGANISING des
enfermdad condolences cmato6gcas
faci digestion perfmente asmab oponi6ndose
d ning4n tratamento.
CTO esa compuesto de <Medus> fueano) de los
hueos perfeco estado dges6n
verfca mdane indgesta goma uso
dc ace de bacalao sino de huevos ES
fermentO digestivo ocogdo hipofosftos
pueso vehicu <eche esterelizada>: eleenos
todos riqusmos principles medicinales amenticos
tad petimos vuestro medico, 81 dirA el
LACTMAkROW medcna verdad; responde as exi
de Ia reconstuyente energico,
it'll de inmedatos resutados NADIA para
sempre desee recontuir ORGANISING
brecido.
Al FALLo DE ILUsTRADA oLAsE MEDIoA sUGETAMos
Lacto-A6aT
dice 10 que demuesra 10 que vale.
Laefo-Warrow 90, Qu1micos New-YOrk
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De ADMINISTRATION

A don Ramon MARTINEZ Torres,
professor rural de GALES, hemos de ad-
vertirle, que la disposition Ultima del
Comisionado sobre Ia inversion de suel-
dos escolarcs en- asuntos pollticos, no
tiene que yer absolutamente con sus-
cripciones & peri6dicos, sobre todo GUAM
do estas suscripciones Sc adeudan de
hace alg1n tempo.
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Ell Iowa

Ell barco de guerra americana <lo-
wa> esta in1til consecuencia de la ex-
plosi6n ocurrida en- aguas de Pensacola.
Ell Gobierno desiste de reparar las ave
rfas, por ell gasto, casi equivalente & la
construction de otro barco.
REBELDEs sITIAN TETUAN
Los rebeldes han sitiado la ciudad
de Tetuan, una de las mas importantes
del Imperio africano. Sc espera una
sangrienta batalla Ell Sultan no tiene
fuarzas precisas para defender la ciu-
dad.
CAJAs DE ARMAs
Ha llegado q Melilla un buque nor
teamericano, conduciendo 500 cajas pa
ra ell Sultan. Estas armas son de las
mas modernas conocidas hasta ell dia-
MATANzA DE BARBAROs
Los soldados turcos han pasado &
cuchillo todos los habitantes de una
aldea. mas de quinientos albaneses
rebeldes que estabaR complicados en- Ia
matanza de cristianos.
En- Radovita mas de cuarrocientos
han sido tambien pasados por las armas.
Ell CoLERA Sc VA
In despacho de Manila dice que Ell
c6lera, aunque no ha desaparecido por
complete, ,disminuye con siderablemente.
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RECIBIAIIENTo
AMERICANos PREsos

u Han sido presos en- la Rep1blica de
=, ,.Ohuuras varios americanos. Sc air.
;rs - que han sido reducidos & prisi6n por
,r'nlsScuirse ,onlS en- los asuntos polfticos de
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JUAN j. PEREA
RAMON ROURA
AROGADOS

Ofrecen al publlco ell BUFETE que
han alberto bajo la direction de ambos
en- Mayaghez, Gale de Mendez Vigo n.
80 la NoTARIA anexae
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UItimOs cables
Mr. WooD EN- ROMA

Ha llegado Roma ell Mayor Gene
raj del Ej6rcito norte-americano Mr..
Leonard Wodd. Sc atribuye su vista
mission Official cerca del Gobierno de
Italia.
RECIBrIIENTo
Fl General Wood ha visitado al
Ney de Italia Victor Manuel III siendo
TTeclbido por ste muy afectuosamente.
Ia prensa itaTlAna dedica cordiales fra
ses al pueblo americana con motive de
= = estancia en- Roma del ex-gobernador
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.ro. Otros despachos dicen que Ell consul
dI0rlcano All en- Tegucigalpa ha protestado
A. uRecho, comunic4ndolo al Gobierno
inta".as ".asnllngtoi. v que Sc cree que este
Il daTEvendra para exigir & la Republics
0Snero America una indemnizaci6n.
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George w. Weist was born in Mont
gomery county, Ohio, February 70,
1847, and died at his home in Eldon,
August %, 1903, aged Sc years, 6
months and sixteen days The funeral
took place from his residence on Sun
day, August 80. The services were
conducted by Rev. G. w. Barber of
Libertyville, assisted by Rev. Wehn
He was buried by the order of the K.
of P, of which he was member. De.
ceased came to Iowa in 1875, and was
married to Miss Alice Ferris November
3, 1877 They came to Eldon in Feb
ruary, 1881, where he has conducted a
very successful business and won to
himself the respect and esteem of
many friends. Mr.. Weist was Of Ger
man parentage and was consecrated by
baptism when child in the German
Lutheran church, and was received as
member by confirmation June 16,
1865, when he was 10 years of age. He
leaves to mourn for him his wife, two
sons, Harry A., and Homer; five daugh-
tiers, Mrs Edith Davis, Mabel, Madge,
Myrtle and Georgia Weist Mrs Weist
has lost an affectionate husband, the
children a loving father and Eldon a
useful and influential citizen.
Contributed.
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HayesviIle.

:
Hayesvile, Aug. 31.--The peach crop
here has been greatly aided by recent
showers. Il
Mrs. Moore was in ottumwa Tuesday at
tendingfC. G. &C. lodge.
Mrs. Hermon and Mrs. Duree attended
the fair in -IIedrick Wednesday.
Misses Jessie Jacobs and Lydia Hayes
returned from What Cheer Saturday night
after few days visit yesterday
Frank Jacobs and Miss Kittie Utterback,
of Lancaster. attended meeting here last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Crabb was in Ottumwa last week.
George Choat was in Slgourney Friday.
Mrs. Robertson visited Mrs. Stonebraker
Sunday.
Mr.. Wiseman has nearly finished building
new barn.
Allie Burt is putting an addition to his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Stevenson and son,
and Mrs. John Ray visited Mr.. Goodman's
near Richland last week,
Protracted meeting began here August 30
to continue for an indefinite time.
Miss yirge Griffin was in Hedrick Sun
day.
Miss Belle Wiseman took dinner with
Miss Jessie Palmer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Hayes visited George
Richardson Sunday
Mrs. Malieva Utterback and Ruby Rog.
ers visited relatives in What Cheer last
week.
Mr.. Stice returned from a short visit at
his home in Missouri Tuesday evening
Mrs. Fischer visited Mrs. c. o. Winget
in Harper.
Mrs Francis Chase visited friends and
relatives here last week.
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MARK TWAIN DESCRIBES HAWAII
Noted Humorist Talks of Experience
In Islands,


Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
For four months in 1866 Mark Twain
lived and worked-in his way-in Hon
olulu. He did one serious piece of
reporting while there in
describing the terrible experience of
some shipwrecked men, but most of
his writing was humorous. Many years
after leaving that paradise of the Pa
cific, however, he published the fol-
lowing. There is not funny line in
it, but it is beautiful tribute to
the fascination Of Hawaii: "No land
in all the world has any deep, strong
charm for, me but that one; no other
land could so longingly and beseech-
ingly haunt me sleeping and waking,
through more than half a lifetime, as
that one has done. Other things leave
me. but it abides; other things change,
but it remains the same. For me it's
balmy airs are always blowing, it's
summer seas flashing in the sun; the
pulsing of it's surf beat is in my ear;
l can see it's garlanded crags, it's leap
ing cascades, its plumy palms bow
ing by the shore, it's remote submits
floating like islands above the cloud
rack; / can feel the spirit of its wood
land solitude; can hear the splash
of its brooks; in my nostrils still
lives the breath Of flowers that per-
ished years and years ago."
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= ( - - 49, : . 7
AMEN INVENTION.
Great Utility is Attributed to This
h44 New Substance

hflH New Substance
London Answers. Have you ever
heard of uralite? Probably not, for
it is a new invention, but superior to
anything that has ever yet been pro-
duced. 1t is the invention of Russian
artillery officer and chemist named
Imschenetzky, and it's claim to dis
tinction lies in the fact that it Is alb
solutely fireproof.
Uralite is composed of asbestos fiber,
with proper proportion of silicate, BIZ
carbonate of soda and chalk, and it is
supplied in various finishes and col
ors, according to the purpose for
which it is intended. In soft form a
sheet of uralite is like an asbestos
board, when hard it resembles finely
sawn stone. and has a metallic ring
Besides being non-conductor of heat
and electricity it is practically water
proof and may be made entirely SO by
paint. lss!S seraRsspcs
4 Moreover 1t can be. cut by the usual
carpenters or woodworkers' tools; it
can be veneefed to form papeling for
walls or partitions; st can be painted,
grained polished. and glued together
like wood. l2 1t does not split when a
nail it driven through it,: it; is not af-
fected when exposed to moisture or
great changes of, temperature, and 1t
can be given any color, either during
the process Of manufacture or fter-.
wards. aGtgS@ ItIs 5S4 ntss
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: SELECTING "A RAZOR.
Examination of Razor Prior to Buying
2s is a knack,

is a khaCk.
Kansas City Journal. More than
two-thirds of all the men in the civ
ilized world shave themselves or are
shaved by BARRIERS, therefore the razor
is an implement always in good de-
mand. Few know how to choose one.
DR.. Edouard Di Prato, who has used
many hundreds, went into cutlery
store near City Hall park, in New
York, to make purchase of twenty
five. "Please let me see your stock"
he said. Several dozen large cases
were placed before him. He took
each razor for examination. All lock
ed alike. They were made by one
firm and guaranteed, but he cast aside
more than half as undesirable. In
testing he laid the blade fiat upon his
thumb-nail and drew it slowly across
from end to end, pressing just firmly
enough to show the hardness or soft.
ness of the temper. At first it seem.
ed that he was about to sever his
thumb. Satisfied with the temper he
proceeded to flip the edge with the
tips of his fingers, making a tuning
fork of the metal. If it had the right
ring he accepted it. cit took me 25
years to learn this" he said.
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where there was only quiet spot on
the mountain side few weeks ago
the town of Bowerman now stands.
The only thing that could have mark
ed the spot was a fine spring of water,
pure, clear and ice cold, which bubbles
up from Mother Earth summer and
winter and has quenched the thirst of
many a weary prospector and passer-
by, VINO little dreamed they We're stand
ing over untold wealth and on the spot
which was to be one OF Colorado's
great mineral producing camps.
The First Shooting.
AS the result of drunken row which
lasted all night, one man, bartender,
was shot; il he RECEIVERS he may give
the credit of his life to his watch which
turned the bullet and kept it from pass
ing directly through the abdomen.
The shooting occurred in the street
near tent occupied by family and
as a result one woman was thrown into
nervous prostration. She was moved
from camp a few hours later but even
now is in a critical condition.
One groceryman who goes from tent
to tent, taking orders, and the daily
cry OF the newsboy. tend to give the
place quite a city air.
My brother, r. H. McClung, arrived
three weeks ago and is being initiated
into the mysteries of western life
which he enjoys this being his first
trip to the mountains. Some of the
tired. worn-out housewives, should
come to Colorado and live in camp
and enjoy the COMPLETE rest and pleas
ure one gets with no cleaning and dust
ing OF parlors and endless routine Of
needless housework.
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CiiHIand,

Cliffland, Aug. 31.-A social will be given
at the Clif1and Congregational church next
Saturday night, September 5.
Mrs. J. P. Anderson was in town Satur-
day on business.
Miss Sadie McMillin, who has been nurs-
ing at Fairfield for the past two months,
is resting at the home Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Halberg were in town
Thursday on business.
Frank McMilin, who has been i'll for the
past week, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Wilcox called at the
Marion Miller home Sunday.
Miss Bessie McMillin will leave for Pea.
body, Kansas, in about two weeks to at
tend school.
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er, Adra, went to Chicago Saturday night

ter, Adra, went to Chicago Saturday night
where they will visit with relatives.
Last might Rev. 4. b. Owen preached his
farewell sermon here at the Methodist
church. He will soon return to China and
resume his missionary york there.
Mrs. ~ s. Parker spent Sunday with rel
ativcs near Bladensburg.
Miss Dawson and brother from Amish
spent Sunday at the r. Breeder home.
The Misses Gertie Hebron, and Nellie
Quinn areeyisiting here at the r. w. Sum
mitt home,
Miss Bernice Williams; who will teach
In the Keota schools the coming year, is
here, the guests Of her friend, Miss Ethel
Thomas.
Mrs. w. Z. Brown, of Colfax. is visiting
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Mahannah.
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CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago. Aug. 31.-Wheat, No red, 50;
No red, 81; No. hard, s0ast No. hard
79hQS0; September opened, sOA01SOls;
highest, soa lowest, 1915; closing, s0k@
S0A
Corn, No. ., 51A@51h; No. 3, 511lM511s;
No. white, 511a@52: No. 2 yellow, 546
544; No. 3 yellow, 53&@54 August, 5O5s;
September opened, 50A@5OB; highest, 81;
lowest, SOS: closing, 505s,
Oats, No Q, 33@33A: No. 3. 32h: No. .
white. 3sh@s7k: No. white. 3511a@36a4
No. white, 341a@35h; standard. $500
BY; August, 341; September opened, 345s;
highest, 35!4; lowest, 34%: closing, 345s.
Pork, September, 1922; October, 1912.
Lard, September, SAT; October, 1857.
Ribs, September, 7.42; October, 100
Rye, September. 53. ~
Flax, cash, 98G1 90.
Timothy, 2s5@3.1 10.
Barley, 45@56
Clover, October, 9.75.