The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-05-10

been entirely satisfactory to his con-
stituents, his record has been good
and it is predicted that he will have
little or no opposition at the coming
contest Brainerd Dispatch.
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Good Old Sherburne County.
We have yet to be shown an individ-
ual who has sold out in Sherburne
county and gone to new country who
is better off than he would have been
to have stayed right where he was.
The rolling stone gathers no moss
Elk River Star-News.
| Don't Gamble on the Dispatch.
Anyhow, the st. Paul Dispatch is
not hurting bricks at the Jacobson
boom for governor. But it is a safe
bet that the Dispatch won't lend it's
support to ''Jake,'' if the wishes of
the business men of the twin cities are
consulted.-Lake City Republican.
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Ruse of the Kitchen Gang.
| Governor johnson is credited with
the intention of refusing renomina-
ton if the republicans put up man
he thinks he cannot beat. It does
not seem improbable, for whatever
else he lacks, johnson does not lack
political astuteness. He has a quick
eye for the often referred to hand
writing on the wall.-Bemidji Pioneer.
i :.
Who in the Dickens is Vansant?
10 make the contest for the republic
can nomination for governor wholly
harmonious we need Vansant. His
name has met with frequent mention
! in the state press, and none seems dis
posed to warn him Off the grass. His
tread would be heavy, his following
at his beck, and this question of can
didate easily settled.-St. Paul Re-
view.
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Governor John Inn.
It has been suggested that the lodg-
ing house which the drummers pro-
pose to erect in Minneapolis be named
the "Governor John Inn" Prince
ton Union.
The difficulty about that would be
that by the time it would be finished
the name would have to be changed to
Governor John tout. ''-Breckenridge
Telegram.
Will Steal Home In tho Night
Will there be any receptions held
for the returning congressman and
senators when congress adjourns? It
should be a hot time in the old town
for some of them. It is believed that
they will steal quietly into their home
towns and take a vacation waiting
for the Indignation of the people to
die down before they make a STIR
Lake City Graphic.
i. $50.
20. Why Not:
J. Adam Bede states that times are
so good in his district that everybody
is making too much money to bother
about opposing him for congress.
That's all right from Bede, as he is a
professional optimist anyway. But
why not look at the matter right and
say that everybody in the district is
making enough money to enable him
to run for congress in opposition to
Jadam.-Walker Pilot.
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Has Become Nuisance.
An exchange says that the postoffice
department has decided that children
going to and from school shall not be
allowed to get their parents mail, so
do not blame the postmaster if your
children are refused mail. The post
Office habit among children has be-
come nuisance both to the public
and the postmasters, and the depart
ment has done wisely in making the
DECISIONS News.
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Prohibition In Maine.
A corporation has been formed in
Maine to insure the illegal liquor
dealer in that prohibition state
against loss through the activity of
the police or others. If he is fined or
has his stock of liquor poured into the
gutter he collects on his policy and is
ready to open up again. There never
was any telling what some men will
resort to for the sake of getting a
drink.-Pioneer Press.
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Traitors Can Not be Trusted.
Now the Post is for harmony, politi-
cally and otherwise, but it cannot ex-
actly reconcile itself as to the "eter-
nal fitness of choosing men as dele
gates to nominate republican can
didate for governor who helped elect
the present governor. To trust man
to help put in nomination candidate
to oppose the governor he supported
two years ago is asking just a little
too much. Don't you think so? We