The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-05-17

when confronted by rates of ten cents
to hteen cents per inch, cash in ad-
vance, they all turn themselves down
and don't give the publisher chance
to do it for them. It is the rates and
prices, and not the publishers virtues,
that do the business. Free
Press.
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Sarcastic Laudation.
After one of Congressman Towne's
speeches in the house Mr.. Cushman
secured the floor and said in tones OF
profound admiration: ''That rich.
rotund, oratorical voice of his has
often driven me to envy and the brink
OF despair. Many times have Won
dered at it's perfection, but at last I
have reached the solution. It comes
from the broad practice my friend
has had in speaking for all parties,
on all questions and from every side
of each. "-Little Falls Transcript.
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| Prosperous Murray County. F.lrmers.
| A good deal of money has been ex-
tracted from mother earth in Murray
county, the past few years and the best
OF it is that goodly portion of it
stays right here. Today fair pro-
portion of farmers are stockholders
in the local banks of this county and
many have regular bank accounts.
At auctions this spring in many in.
stances farmers paid for their pur.
chases by bank checks on the various
local banks. Ten years ago such
purchases were paid by giving notes
due in a year.-Slayton Gazette.
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Sam Langum Whacks Bill "Grinshaw."
Resolution Bill Grinshaw calls
those editors pinheads who suspect
that there is we'll oiled, smooth
working federal machine in this state
Yes, the machine is so much in evi
dence, Notwithstanding it's attempt a.
noiselessness, that even a pinhea6
must know of it's existence, anC
weren't Bill Grimshaw a regular bull
head he would just naturally qui
writing meaningless resolutions, set
ting up legislative and gubernatoria
pins and making trouble generally
till the party could get on it's fee
again and in shape to withstand a few
|jOlts. such as he and others have
given it the past few years.-Presto1
Times.
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Satisfactory to Entire District.
Judge D. B. Searle, who last weel
concluded his work here in the ad
|journed term of the district court, was
asked if he would be candidate fol
reelection next fall. He replied with
out hesitation that such was his in
tention, and he will file for the pri
mary nomination. This will be salts.
factory to the people of Becker
county, where Judge Searle is highly
regarded both as a jurist and as a
gentleman, and we believe the feeling
for him of friendship and esteem is
general throughout the district. We
do not believe there will be any op.
position to his nomination and re.
election, and there should be nome
Detroit Record.
Resents Grimshaw's Characterization.
The newspaper men of the state are
indebted to VIM. Grimshaw for new
characterization. When they fail tc
fall down and worship the federal
machine they are ''pinhead editors. .
Any sign of independence, is proof
to the federal Poo Bah of woeful lack
of brains. But we nearly forgot:
there is no federal machine. OF
course not. Have we not the truly
great Mr.. Grimshaw's word for it:
And if that were not enough did not
Senator Nelson write to him to 'stel]
the boys I am in favor of the nominees
Of the Duluth convention?" Nobody
would want clearer evidence than that
that the alleged boss of the alleged
federal machine never issued alleged
instructions to the alleged 'Eboys.'
It's all as clear as mud; for Bill him
self hath said it and he's Knute Mel
sons man. "Pinhead editors'
Everywhere will please stand up an6
take notice. -Northfeld News.