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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
.9anifersn". : sirsSas b. 81. Marts 1905.

,9i bo0e 6reo, Frpgte life for nO9et unbt; 9oem bill DOOe
at ifdbe Os?" Iaa trO bet bog life; tbi %pluoielig tommer
SUBS grebe pber Dem, e1er beres SbrGtter blioe til intet
% beres ftolte 5anter beitemmes.
2. 5or ben, iom elfer Sub, er bet life pdnifeligt at
.roie zig at fine 9rangsler; t6i at roie fig berdf er at role
Fg af ariiti aors. Den 2@re, iom N&enneifene ~inbbbrOes
qipe 6beranore % taee at 6%peranbre, er forf9n9clig. Der
bens 2Gre leoidges gerne al Stdm og Sfabe. De retfGrz
biae bape beres Hos Sambitttgbeben, ej pad Menneitenes
5unge; oeres @l9be 6ope be fra Sub og Sub = Sdnbz
.6eben er beres @labe. Zen, Iom dlporIig Itr9ber efter ben
epiqe % uForqongelige QGre %befbn1rer Zig life ON bet time
.liQe og Forgengelige bborimob ben, ion attrddr tineli9
2sre, ener life ganlfe foragter ben, Oeroeo tiltenOegiOer, at
BEN ebige 9Gre life lig9er BAN meget pdd 9jertet. Sali9
Zen, Der bberfen brnoer fig ON @erbens gos eaer 9ooel :
bans 6jerte bar 5reb.
8. 6porfor IfuIe ri attrdd W}enneIfenes Gos eQer
frpgte for oeres 8obef? Of blibe fife 6enigere, forbi nj
roles, eaer Tettere, fprbi ri babies. 6pab Ri ere, bet ere
ri; at MenneIene fable os tore, ggr os life itprre Subs
2ine. 7erIom ppr %inbbortes 5tltdnb er ps Oct ~pigtigife,
"a bill bet fun barre os tibet magtpaalig9enbe, bOab Mennes
ifene bgmme ON os; tbi be fe fun paa bet ubbortes, pad
@erninger, men Sub Ter pad 6jertet og peier Sdnfr %
6enIi9ter. ut ppe fig ielO altiO at bare en- COB Sdmbits
tiq6eb for Sub oq N2enneIfene (lp. 8. "a, 16) o9 Oerbos
.6ebare ringe 3anfer ON Zig ielO bet er ct 5egn pua en
pbmn9 Gjal.
4. Den, ION life roier fig iel0. si 6eGer begarer gfos
at andre. ban piier oerbeb, at ban bar logt fin Sag SUBS
6donb; t6i life ben, iom roier fig ieO, 6oloer Prgoe, men
ben, ION 6erren roIer q 8or. 10, 49,. ut babe SUB /
lit Snbre % albrig labe fig fengsle al uoOorteS Ting, bet
er 9~etingelien fpr at tunne tebe ct funOt a%anbeli9t 2ip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Anoet Kapitel.
3 bbmpg unbsrtafteIe.

l. Cab BET lite bstbnlrs big fort, enten MlsnneTfene
ere meb big eaer impo big; men ie atene til, at Sub Ian
rare meO big alt, bpuo bu foretager big. Stoar bn
paat meb SUB. ba ial ban moi teDare big; tbi bpem ban
bill 6jalpe, fan intet Menneites Onoitab itaoe. Og ban
pil 6jalpe benz, Der taalmooigt pente paa BAN; men ban
pil itp befemre 3imen, naar, og Maaben, boorpou ban
rl fomme meb i'm 6jGlp. @ib big berfor ganite bans
6aanb. Oct er 6errens Sag at bialpe al Nso Og 5are;
Dor Sag er bet at tole puo BAN og ~tilliosfulbt bensibe os
bans 9aretegt.
2. Oct Tan cfe hi Grab tjene til at pompee os,
at bi ~uabenbare andre Menneifer bore. Sell og Sbugbeber
% lobe os irettefette al Dem. Raar Ri gre bette, pa
formilbe og iorions Ri for bet mete benz, iom ere Dreoe pd
ps. De gbmbge beifptter Sub, benz elfer os trsiter ban.
til benz bsier ban fig; be Ybmpge giDer ban rigelig i'm
0aaoe, benz opbsjer og anta9er ban til 2Gre; Tor De Yo@
mpge adbenbdrer ban 1T Rises 9emmeliebeber. benz inc=
bDber % brager ban benlig til fig. DE gonbge ere glade,
ON be eno Ipottes Oe f%Oruetes, tbi bsres Glib Tdar til
@rb, life til @erben. Del bebite 9enbetegn paa pirtelie
gbmpgbeb er. at hi dnie os for ringere eno ale andre
q aor. 10, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Ottenoe Kopitel.
0m f@ortro1ig Omgan9 meb Sefu8.


1. Roar SeIus er fos big. faa 9aur uItins bel, Og
lntet innes nanite1igt; men naar Seius life er bos big, ioo
er altino tunot Do beIperligt. Haar 9eTus life taller til
oig, Iaa fan al mennetslig Sale life bringe big ben ringes
fe 5rpit; men mar Sefus fun taller et Orb, iua bar bu
al ben 3rpIt, bu bsbsper. Se pau Muriu 9etbunia; reiite
bun ig life Itruts up fra bet Steb, bOor bun iaO o9 srab,
Oo @pItersn Murtbu Iugbe til 6enne: Meieren er ber %
.aloer aO big! (Sob. Il, 30. 3 IuIig ben Stunb, noar
Seius fuuleoes falber os ira Graab til @lebe!
2. 6ar bu alorig fornummet, bpor piSient % folbt
BIT 6ierte bar, naar bu life baboe Seius, o9 bpor tomt
% ~glnoeleit alt bet bar. Iom bu bapbe, nuar bu life bdroe
5am2 Den. iom timber SeIuS, timber en- toielig Stat, ia
bet 6gieIte at ale Sober; ben, iom miFer BAN, miiter mere
eno 6ee 0erten miiter 6imlen. Ndar Seus er bos os,
ian inqen 5ienbe Ifabe os; nadr ban er 6orte ira os, Tan
belle 9erben life game os. 5ottigIt al ale er ben, Iom les
Der uben Sefus, riQeit ben, ion leOer meo BAN. ga, at
oqre uben ,Selus er 6eloeoes 9bol, at b9re meb BAN pards
oiiets @lGoe.
3. Oct er ben 6piefe 8isoom at forItaa rettelig ct
omqaos meo cSyeius % bepare bans beli9e NurbGrelie.
8Gr pompg og freoiommeliq. ba ffal ban gerne bore hos
big; bor from og title, bd fhl ban life forlabe big! 9u
fan lettelig fj9rne Seius fra big oe %foripilbe bans Naabe;
ou be6gper fun at fate aGrligbeo til Werben. N1en naar
ou bar fjarnet BAN o9 tubt bans 8enifab, til bpem bill ou
oa ta9e bin 3ilfugt, og 6ois Nenfab bill bu bo is9e?
llben nosen Den fan bu atbrig befinbe big bel; men in9en
Ben Tan erItotte Seius; naar ban life er bin ~alerbebite
Ben, pi( bu befinbe big ilbe, ON enb ale Menneiter bare
bine 0enner. 0aarligt bunbler bu a%ltiaa, naar bu i9tter
bin Glib til eaer Tiger bin 9l9be hos nogen anben. Sell
lere mad bu babe belle 0erbens 5jenbffab enb tabe Seiu
0enftdb. Sua bore ba bu, 0erre eius, mig 8ennen oper
ale genner, ben fareis blanbt une mine fare!
4. Dine Mebmennefter lfal bu elfe for Sefu Sfblo,
men SSeius fal bu ellte fer bans eeen Stplb, o9 BAN ifal
bu elite bsjere eno ale andre. 0len for bans Sfplb os
meb Dam Tal bu psfaa elffe etbbert MenneIfe, bet bore
Ben eller 5ienbe, os bebe for bet, at bet maa lore oe fenbe
og elfe BAN. 5raet life efter at blipe elitet Os rft meget
af andre; tbi Sub aene tiIfommer al 8erIiebeb og QGrs.
Gnbnu minbre naa bu is9e at pinoe ben fsrfte plabs |
bit 6ierte; ben tilfpmmer olene 9erren.
5. 9ebar bit 9jerte rent os ubeimittet at @erben,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21

Iaa bill bu tunne 6ebe big til Sub og ie Og image. bpor
COB ban er (Salme 81, 81. 0ertil bill Ou bog dloria
blioe Stanb, beriom Subs Noube life talOer og brugr
big. Den alene fan lBsriOe big fra 9erben, iaa bu gauFe
tan bengibe big til Sub. Oct MenneIte, bpem 8ubs
NaaOe bliOer til Del, ban formuar alt og eier aft; men
naar gdoOen after tases fra BAN, fua er ban ~ufmagtia
o9 futti9 IOm tilforn o9 ~prisgiben til dae pldger. Oe
bette iioite tan fe for os ale; men oa gplber pet ON ift
at bliOe mobilize eGer benfalOe 5ortOiOIeie, men meb itint
5aolmob bore, 6bab SUBS @ilie %tilfitter, gennemleoe od
aft for Sefu Stplo og til bans 2@re. 6errsn bill life
slemme os %ebinbelig. Gfter ginter FpGger CONNER; nuur
Ratten er Omne, benOer ben fife Dag tilbage; efer msrtt
og ~ftormfuIbt 9eir fommer after tGur SimmeG.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Sypenoe5 Kdpitel.
6pubDt1Ostftseate1fteOen 6erre Sefu

6pobbilbsti tgeote elite ben 6erreStiu8.
l.. Salig ben. 6pis 6jerte st iau OpfplOt al aGrligs
FEB til SeIus. at ban IRt life far noqn Qlo0E Ior &ars
fig6eo til ia ielo. 9i gioe ofte Qftafb pad noget fGrt,
forbi Der er noget anbet. iom sr De enona ferere; men od
Seiu8 pil pare os bet tGreite al aft, lea mad alt f6rlobes
fpr bans StDlo Clat. 10, 80. Den. iom fafer i'm &rrs
liQ6eo paa nogen al be table Sing, ban IfuFeS lbeltg o5
forgaar tufoft t%iaigemeo i'm &~arlig6eo; Der iom sIifer
Seius, flutes alorig og bliper e%oinOelig t%iaigemeo balm.
Saa eff ba 9eIus, LAB BAN oare bin Si9ls fereite Bel!
0an bliber 6os big, naar ale forlaoe big, og ban ttlaoer
dlorig, at ben Sjal %Fortabe8, Tom Far elFet BAN.
2. 6ofb fot Oeo Seius 0p og 0gb, 6engip big
ganIte til bans trofuIte aarli9beb og itol ulene pa BAN;
tbi naar al msnniteig 6jGip bBrer Op, er ban ben eneite,
iom fan 6jelpe big. Men ou, iom fulber Seius bin eliteoe,
qiem alori9, at ban life Oil belle bin &9rli9beb meo nogsn
anben; ban pil 6aoe bit belle S1erte. iiooe pud Sronen oers
inbe % re9ere ION en- aonge. at. tunbe ou ganIe lpsrioe
og ira 8prlig6eb til 9erben % De Sing, Iom ere 9erben,
bpor aerne bilbe ban bd 30 6os big! Gu Ter bu bet madite
iffe, men en- Sang pil Dill opbu9e, at alt, 6Odo bu bar bpg9et
pao anoen 8runbpolb enb ariitls, bar D9ret bn99et pd
Sunb, % at ou, bOer Sang bu idtte bin Glib til 8erben,
ftpttebe big paa ct itrpbeli9t % for et6bert 9ejr bejel9t
4er. 5bi ali 8sb er so, og alt bets 9er(i96eo faloer al
Tom glomferne pa Marten Sci. 40, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Greoje Kapitel.

Grebfommetigbeb og lfreb metigbeo
/. Sap fsrt 5reb meb big ieIb; iau tan bu osiao
iifte 1reo hos andre. Den, Der FILTER 5reb, gabner mere,
enb ben, Der itomarfer fig Deb flor 2erbom. Den llfreos
fcmnrelige tror esrne bet parfe os uoleber enbog bet 9ob',
andre gre, at 1ette gepeggrunbe; ben freoicmmelige tror
BELT bet gebte. Den ufreoiommelise oe 0reoldbne er
altib mistantipm; ban bar ielu insen 5reb Os nnber BEL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
femte Kapitel.
Om SelDbetrogtninq g.

l.. 9i maa life Itoe for meeet pua por eqen 5ors
ltano; tbi bet Ems, iom Ell os, er tun life % tan let uoz
luttes, ndar ri life bdage oner bet. Sfte lRQqe Ri life
WGrfe til, 9por binoe Ri ere. Sfte gre Ri llret og FIR
sge llretten beo al ~unbfploe ben. Ofte brine bore Chen
Ifaber, 8rebe, Misunoelie % beslige. os til at pare Jar
beeS iuri9e ct euer anoet 5pretagenbe; o9 6aafter talos
Ri bet 6eGi9 R~iofar6eb. 6pao llrst andre tilfgie p8, blipe
Ri mart baer og elemme ~ijRlben at 6eflage os beroper;
men ben llret, Ri tifeje andre, tale bi life ON. Den, Der
nsje puager poer og rdnia9er f9 ieb % oejer fine 6onbs
finger puu GetfarbigbeOens @egtfaal, ban bill bperten
inbe BIB eler Qariug til at BONNIE itrengt ON andre.
2. gefDmringen for br SjGls Srelie bgr T1ttss
brit ooer ale andre 8efbmringer. Zen, Der ger bet, bar
Ioa meget at tale ON neo 6erren, at ban BELT tier om
andres 4nlisgenber. Sro bet, fore: Der bill albriq tomme
Oroen og 5reb BIT inbbortes NenneTfe, nocr bu giber big
meget at meo roportes 5ing % 9lemmer at oenoe Bit Bill
inbao mob oa Ielb. Naar bu oerimoo dltib bar Sub "a
bin Sj9ls 5relfe for 2je, iao oil bu life ~fprtprres at bet,
Der f%oregaar pmtrin9 big. 6por er bu, naar bu er fras
OGrenbe fra big iep? Og bpao binber bu peb benne Sra
oareife2 On 6u bdpbs o9rst nrroGrenbe ale andre Ste
Der, men borte fra big ielp, bobbe bu tun lot Cab = bet
Torfarbelige CAB at 5reben og Samfunbst meb Sub, fom
fun ian inbes og bebores, nuur Ri labs alt bet fare. ION
life %pebtommer ps, oe oiene BABE BAN for 9ie.
8. 8isielig, bin Climbing piG pare Itor, naar bu
lober oGe timelige 8etnmrineer fare; men bit CAB bill bare
fort, nuar bu letter nogle al be timelige Ting bit. Sns
let bore oine Zine fort. intet opbejet. intet ~tiIoffenbe. IL
ben Sub alene og bpab bans er. 5om oare big al ben
3rsIt, iom ian tiIfpbe big fra nOgen Staining. Den
Sial, Der Glitter Sub, forimaar oft anbet, for enc at tunne
globe fig BAN. Sub alene. ben eoige og ~uenoeliee, ben
oltopfpIoenbe, er Sjelens 9rsit os 9iertets ianbe Glabe.
Sjette Kapitel.
Den @I9be, o m en- COB Sampitttgbeb
f9nfer.
l. st ariitsnmennefes itsrite Ros er en- COB Can't
~pittiebebs 8ibnesbbrb e aor. /, 12). 8epar altib en- COB
Sampittigbeb, ioa bil ou oltib bore glab; tbi en- COB Sans
~pittigbeb fan bore meget os bore glab oglaa Wiobgung.
Derimob er ben onbe Sambittisbeb altib fulb at 5rbet %
l1ro. Seaig 9pile fan Ou fun nnbs, naar bit Sjsrte life
dnfloger big. De onbe fenbe ingen fanb @labe os bape
albrig 5reo beres Snbre, IOm Serren flyer: be ~ueubelise
BABE ingsn 5rso (Sefajus AZ, 22). Ss ON be osiuu fge:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Gooe Sooer, fom anbefales:

Wirjam GoIenbauii. en- sertauins fra i,bir. ssst-
l25 Sibsr, OmiIo9, rs @snts, inbbunbsn 80 Gents.
Wartbren | 81. MnbreDs. Ct si1.s. fra ben r.a.
Rigf. % siber. OmiIas 20 Gents. inbbuubsu 40 Gsas.
Wartbrerne +: ben lutberlfe Rirfe. o,er,st t,
apf. 2A imoa eiOsr. inbbunbsn sbrtinssbinb 20 Geats.
Ben Dlr. On ,H.rIanbT sorteuins fra sriai aib. eus
amerifas bsbhs Bigger. III eewis SDauaes poa DanR sd
Bill. Nsaer. Bris, sobt ~inbbunbsu. sl.2s.
Din 8r06erS Blob. On s.rteuina, ,ou uisr.s s,s
Orienten, ~fansnenbs % i~nterssfant. paa DonR pes RI
Deaoien. TIA Siber, I OmIa0, 70 Gents.
6erren Ct init Sfiolb. .. s.rteuina, ,om astsssr .a
irifeliss Gin &usIamb. $50 g., Oml. S5e, inbb. soc.
Ol0p esaer ienbes portofrit. getoIinnsn bebes inbiembt TANNER
meb gefinnesn. Srimaiter mobtaass iom Betoiug.
Danil9 2utberan Publilbtn9 Soule, Wlair, NebratS
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
DISTRICT NO. so,

Mrs. Mike Looney has been on the
sick list.
Miss May Looney is visiting rela-
tives in Blue Hill.
Miss Lizzie Carmody Sundayed with
Miss Mary Healy.
Mrs. J. r. Edmunds has a friend
from Big Lake visiting her. T.. "
Mrs. A. Campbell spent the latter
part of last week with relatives.
Albert Olson spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Bergen family.
Miss Lillian Bergen of Livonia has
been a guest at the Carl Olson home.
Mrs. Frank Wallace and children
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. A.
Heath.
Misses Lena and Anna Pape visited
former schoolmates in Baldwin last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fullwiler spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell.
Joseph Olson has joined the militia
in Princeton, Well now girls you Just
ought to see him in his uniform.
Maggie Looney who has been stay.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
Notice Of Application for
Liquor License.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !
County of Mile Laos,
Village of Princeton

:
Notice is hereby given, that appli-
cation has been made in writing to
the village council of said village Of
Princeton and filed in my Office, pray
ing for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors for the term commencing on
the 9th day Of June, 1905, and termi-
mating on the 9Th day Of June, 1906,
by the following person, and at the
following place, as stated in said APP
plication, respectively, to-wit: G. W..
Stunkard, on the lower floor of that
two story frame building, known as
the Cowles general store building,
situate on lot five (5), block three ~
of Damon's addition to townsite of
Princeton, MINI.
Said application will be heard and
determined by said village council of
the village of Princeton at the Re-
corder's Office, in the Carew block in
said village of Princeton in Mile
Laos county, and State of Minnesota.
on Friday the 9th day of June, A. D.
1905, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, of that day.
Witness my hand and seal of village
of Princeton this 25th day of May, A.
D.. 1905.
j. C. BORDEN,
Village Recorder.
corporate Seal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
SANDY LAKE,

Quite number of visitors were
here during the week. f..
Mr.. Grant says that some young
men who were accompanied by ladies,
visited him last Saturday and treated
him in very gentlemanly way. He
would like to see them often.
Although last Sunday was early in
the season Mr.. Grants boats were
kept busy and the numerous visitors
all had an enjoyable time. rowing and
fishing. Mrs. Cotton caught a pick.
erel which weighed nine pounds.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
A CLOSE OBSERVER.

Hopeful Harry Strikes Tender Spot That
Has Not Been Kept Shady Enough by
The Farmer. ...... .
Some of the wise men have prophe-
sled that maple sugar and syrup max
ing will soon become one of the lost
arts of which future generations will
know nothing except what they read
in history, but there is no danger Of
such a calamity as long as there is
one sugar maple tree left in the land
If the supply Of brown sugar does
not fail
We usually see nice clean from,
yards in towns, but in the country
among the farmers a front yard is sell
dom seen, but N. G.. Orion of Green.
bush is an exception to this rule fol
he has one of the neatest, most at
tractive front yards that's to be found
any where in the country. It must be
a very pleasant place in which to take
an hour of rest, the shade of the
beautiful trees after dinner or at the
close Of hard days work.
g g g
The skimming station on Estes
Brook, that is operated in connection
with the West Branch creamery, is do.
ing good business and proves tc
be profitable investment as an ad.
junct to the creamery At first they
ran only two days in week but nov
they are running four days and soor
expect to run six days week. They
are now receiving about 2, 500 pounds
week Of both milk and cream. A,
the creamery they make 500 pounds OF
butter day. Last week they shipped
2,4O0 pounds of butter. Cows are in.
creasing in number and are of much
better grade than they were at first
A creamery properly managed is a
good thing for the farmers and the
West Branch creamery is no exception
to this rule.
HOPEFUL HARRY. S
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
6be Farm Fireside.
GIeanings by Our Country
Correspondents.
ZIMM ERMAN.

r. E. Lynch spent Sunday in Min
neapolis.
Ed Foley is now kept busy attend
ing to his livery and dray business.
Arthur Arnett of Redfeld, South
Dakota, visited Harry English Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parker drove to
Princeton Tuesday and attended the
Memorial day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry English and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pratt spent Sun
day visiting in Princeton.
w. r. Lowell again took part in the
Memorial day exercises in Elk River.
They always call for him and his fife.
Harry English & Co. are building a
new stone foundation and basement
under their grain elevator near the
depot.
The new pathmaster has had the
last half mile of the Princeton road
approaching Zimmerman cleared,
widened and ploughed.
Presiding Elder Clemans held SER
vices in the NJ. E. church Saturday
night. Rev. GLADDEN. preached in the
same church Sunday night.
C. E. Nickerson, Henry Swanson,
Clarence Stillman, Mrs. 81. J. Mick
elson, Mrs. Harry Pratt and Miss
Cora Hetrick spent Decoration day
in Elk River. t---r. ..
The Lake Fremont or Zimmerman
base ball team played the Spencer
Brook nine last Sunday on the lat
ter's grounds. The visitors were de-
feated by a score of four to two.
Among those who went to Spencer
Brook Sunday to see the ball game
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foley, Mr..
and Mrs. Violet, Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. HURT, G.. N. STEM
dahl and J. W. Mode, Nerve Kilmar-
tin and Miss Cora Hetrick. ,..'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
Vocation and Avocatfon.

"Avocation" is one Of those unfor-
tunate words that are constantly being
used In a wrong sense. Strictly speak
Ing, it refers to something that calls a
man away from the ordinary occupa-
ton of his daily life. If you earn your
living by drafting conyeyahces and in
terpreting legal subtleties and also are
OFTEN seen in leisure hours with cam
era in your hand and have dark room
at home, then the law is your vocation
and photography your ayocation.-Lon-
don Telegraph.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01

Ludden's store.
For Sale Cheap-Well bred Per-
cheron- Norman stallion. He is seven
years of age and weighs 1850. One
of the finest horses in Anoka county.
Inquire of Alex Sanderson, Anoka r.
F. D. No. 2. 25-2t
Two fresh mich COWS, also young
buggy horse. Inquire of Henry Heit
man, one-half mile north of village
limits, Princeton.
Highest cash price for your wool.
..' Ludden IS store.
Six rooms, with cellar, cistern and
barn to let.
23-4t Mrs. A. M. Cater.
For Sale.
House and ten and One-half acres of
land one and one-half miles north of
Princeton. Will SELL cheap for cash.
Mrs. Ben Hatcher,
22-3t Princeton, MINI.
Fresh bread and pastry every day.
Ludden's store.
have plated eight acres west of
the depot and offer for sale good res
idence lots with plenty of trees on
them. These lots are in one of the
best locations in the village. For
particulars inquire of
22-3t F. C. Cater, Princeton.
I have mich COWS for sale at rea-
sonable prices and will buy or ex-
change stock of all kinds at any time.
Henry Erickson, Cattle Buyer,
6-tf Princeton, MINI.
Sunshades, parasols and unmbrel-
last. SO cents to $500.
Ludden's store.
Hay Stumpage For Sale.
Two hundred acres on Estes Brook,
section 33, about IS acres meadow,
can be cut with machine. Cheap il
taken at once. Address,
w. n Ferguson,
24-2t Liberty Center. Ohio.
Cabbage and tomato plants, get
them at Ludden' IS store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
What is FoIey's Kidney Cure?

Answer: It is made from a pre-
scription of a leading Chicago physi.
clan, and one of the most eminent in
the country. The ingredients are the
purest that money can buy, and are
scientifically combined to get their ut
most value. G.. A. Jack.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
Elks to Meet at Duluth.

On account of the meeting of the
Elks at Duluth, June 9Th and 9th, the
Great Northern will sell tickets to
Duluth and return at one and one
third fares for the round trip, on the
certificate plan. These tickets will be
sold three days before the opening OF
the meeting. Consult local agent for
full particulars. 1926.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
A Building Without Wood.

Two Baltimore architects have
drawn the plans for six-story build
ing entirely without wood. The en-
tire structure will be of reinforced
concrete and steel. Even the doors.
trimmings, window sashes and door
jams will be of metal. From the mod
'ern idea this will be a "perfect' y
building, just as golden grain belt
beer is ''perfect" food drink. It
contains the strength of purest barley
malt and hops in liquid form easy
to digest. Order of your nearest
dealer or be supplied by Henry Veidt,
Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
A Rural Route FOR Foreston..

"A Rural Route for FOreston. s
Sometime about December last NJ
p. Northway, who lives about four,
miles south of Foreston concluded
that if any section Of the country de-
served a rural mail route, the town of
Milo did, and after trying in vain to
induce some one to start out with a
petition for one he took it himself and
started out. His effort was successful
beyond his expectations and ll3 sign
ers to the petition were secured. Last
month an inspector arrived and looked
over the proposed route and after a
few changes recommended it to the de-
partment at Washington. The in
spector said that the early inspection
of this route was due to the snow
blockade in the Dakotas, as work
there was stopped and while the time
was hanging heavily on his hands he
concluded to run down here and do a
little business. He informed Mr..
Northway that this route had more
patrons than any he had inspected
during the past three years. Besides
the ones who signed the petition there
are many people along the route who
will be patrons of it. The trip will
be twenty-five and half miles long,
starting from Foreston and running
west to the John Kennedy farm, then
south to the vicinity of the cemetery,
then west again and south to the
county road, then east and south to
the church in school district No. 4,
then to the road leading from Prince
ton to Foreston and up past the Nc
Dougal farm to Foreston. The pat
rons certainly have Mr.. Northway to
thank for the accommodations this
route will afford. It will be known as
route one, from Foreston. Applica-
tions for carrier will be received at
once, but it may be sixty or ninety
days before mail is delivered on it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
Mark Horse Co.

IS Have always on hand from 200 to
800 head of good horses and mules.
Auction sales first Saturday in each
month and private sales daily. Bring
your horses to our sales and we will
sell them for you. Buy, sell or trade.
7-tf Mark Horse Co., Princeton.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-06-01
Cleared for Action

When the body is cleared for action,
by DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you
can tell it by the bloom of health on
the cheeks; the brightness of the eyes.
the frmness of the flesh and muscles:
the buoyancy of the mind. Try them.
At G.. A. Jacks drug store, Is cents,