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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-19

hysterical and fearful little laugh.
cts all true as gospel. Here I am,
kneeling right by you, and there's the
money right in your lap"
'And you found it in that old oak
chist that I thought had been empty
for twenty years?"
eyes, in that secret place in the lid.
Don't you remember it?''
II do now that you speak Of it,
Rachel. But I'd forgotten all about it
before. It's been so many years since
the chist was used"
'Well, I remembered it soon as 1
saw the chest" replied Mrs. Day,
'and when I got home with the things
I'd bought today and they'd been car
ried into the house and I found time
to look them over I put my finger
right on the spot where the spring
was in the chest lid. The little door
dropped, and roll Of bills came tum-
bling down into the chest.
81 was so upset at first, Mahala,
that couldn't believe my senses, and
when Id pinched and shaken myself to
prove that I was awake found it
was true and that the cavity in the
lid was full of bills-more than
enough to pay off the mortgage and
almost enough to pay off the note"
"And you brought it right over to
me! Oh, Rachelv'
"Of course I did, Mahala. Whatever
my other failings are, hateful and
holding spite for years, and all that
I'm honest, Mahala, and I wouldn't
touch a pin I'd no right to-
II know you wouldn't Rachel, and I
didn't mean to hint that you would.
But I'm so glad you brought the mon
ey yourself
II did think Of sending it," said
Mrs. Day, "but as I sat thinking it all
over and how glad you'd be to get it
in the middle of your trouble I began
to feel sorry for you, Mahala, and the
sorrier 1 got the more ashamed I was
of myself, and the chest and every
thing together called back old times
until I just laid my head on the chest
and had good long cry. I got up
feeling kinder and tenderer TOWARD
you than I've felt for twenty years.
though there's been times when I've
wanted to make up bad enough, but
was afraid you wouldn't"
''I'd been glad to, Rachel"
For long time the old ladies sat
forgetting and forgiving the past and
renewing friendship not to be bro
ken in the future.
With the money Grandfather Pickett
had secreted so carefully in the old
chest and the proceeds Of the sale Mrs
Pickett easily made up enough to pay
off her husbands indebtedness. Mrs
Day returned the articles she haG
bought at the sale, and Mrs. Pickett
gradually regained possession Of bel
most cherished household treasures.
II never could bear the thought Of
havin' vandoo made of my things
said Mrs. Pickett afterward during
one of her weekly visits to her ole
| friend Rachel, 'but If I hadn't made 8
vandoo Of 'em it amt at all likely thai
money d ever been found in my day
and you and never would have made
| up. So there are gains for all ou1
losses and balms for all our palms, as
the poetry book says
'"That's so, Mahala,' said Mrs. Day
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-19
All That He Knew About.

'1e1s 70 FN11SVV F%60Ut.
He had called upon his son at college.
did John show you everything Of
interest there?" his wife inquired when
he returned.
''He said he did,
what did he show you p
"The gymnasium, the football field,
the baseball diamond, the lighthouses
and the training quarters for the
crew.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-19
Farmers.

1 have two 80-acre improved farms
at Long Siding, five miles north of
Princeton, that would like to sell this
spring on long time and easy pay
ments, or will make a big discount for
half cash. L. ]. Chadbourne,
40l4 Sheridan Ave. S.,
lift Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-19

For farm loans go to Robt. 81
King. He gives lowest rates, best
terms and quick service. Soft
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-19

For Sale.
Hardwood lumber for sale. Prices
lower than the lowest.
Farnham Brick Co.,
Brickton, MINI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
ANOTHER coMM1ssroN-RuLEp CITY.

Colorado Springs just overwhelming
government
places ample granting
probably municipality
though Junction cities taking
result
Commerce and other civic bodies The nstu
citizens joint
The first election under the charter
on Tuesday, 8.
many respect only
cOucm who the council which the
men the of
public property public safety put
public The receives $4,000 salary cOunlmn
perhaps elections
all fractional control Nominations made by the fling twenty
certificates, which,
political The charter povd the ballot
the the candidacy of the
there shall be appended the candidate
anything
opinions majority
election held nvaid,
lowed election day.
granted qualified
franchise affecting the city water system Each required
TO report franchises
public utility
may granted period of than twenty-five years
the qualified elective
removed from office through the e The initiative requires the sigma
these obtained the council has the
option passing submitting
of
provide placing police
the purchase of pftyedng public utilities One section makes
hgatory Infectious
the of public health authorized require
means as it deems wise for protection.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
VIOLENCE AND PRESS 1NoENp1An1sm.

Higher Wage try
responsibility
Gch Granted that they the who
malevolent
agitation The pithets
dealing with them; the aeid the
the quoting which booded
verbal nndism which the
Wage
strikers the Indictment the Higher edited
Gichi would doubtless
haf-dead n hospital
We ikeaders
Weeks Judge anarchist
editor who melted his fellows violence lawfully
of hanging anybody result the Gch
thugs him
will
really
nhammatory would
the mob if they wanted and they could supplement the
if boodhed that doctrine
do them small in the local
which they violence
venacular convict them of suggesting and approving it,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
SELFISH LEADERSHIP IN THE WAY OF PEACE.

TRANSACTIONS
their work
directly with their employers ignoring the centrai pody
much head oonsui
the high
wage problem that should be solved BETWEEN THE LABos
middemn could
the prevailing good will 1t may
be recalled their resolutions to things
solution trouble
nimang that the leadership OF the strike mas
nothing satisfactory be hoped from it.
this of the matter, coincidng as 1t does
opinion about the objects and aims of the
be private moneymakng
another in the business urg
Makn nimbe
deed of dollar could and
more clearly himself prize might be had from tying plan
yielded to the self
appointed bonanzand what If those ch planters
strike offs Here indeed prospect to make the
mouth water the palm itch rr=.fa
only as TINS one seems 10 De-
strikers the business community
support. yields revenues;
getting anything for the strikers are
responsible would be justified
resisting they deal of this sort is becoming very
demanding that their
instead
Maxine Negoro may lines the Consul
resolutions that such change OF policy would be-
opinion of the easiest solutions of the
trouble
And why planters gao They
will 90 ON with from
the Higher Wage Asoca
this that their shut and
that they would not meet friendly
question with
Japanese acting with the Consul General as
full negotiate the strike might be
in agtators
We conferred with planter
the situation If object
wageearnng basis again and settle down in their
the dollar hunting hui and tie with
acceptable basis of harmony
between employer and employed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
THE CASE OF CRAWFORD.

Willie Crawford Cathcart's next
County Attorney,
Mayor
Crawfod alleged crOokedne and spendng him
the matte could reach he supervisors.
pettggng Chinese to Mayor Ferns
dismissal
in
OF Cawford's visit The
the dismissal police The who sold
with the strike
investigation
Tuesday Caht the adavit obtained from
Witnesses
Crawford suspended the investigation
this excepting Cahcarts
the payroll fail discover Cath
Of OF
association; and shyster trick pretend fall
before Cahcar him
put public payroll had long
Cathcarts have him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
STANDING FIRM AND ACTING JUSTLY.

The
representing the This brings all the
dusty the which agtator with
diminishing money prevailing
that thrice is he who hath his quarrel % typical
printed will
and that the strike pending has neither Justice
the grating
elements of the plantations which selfish and
The published Kahuku,
attacked with vruence Higher Wage Association which
call
cited by the that the borers but SIS month"; the
Kahuku exhibit.
The plantation books show that months
been Japanese the payroll
each actual month;
month";
working nomnaly the SIS
actually
plantation only Is working SIS
1t will be from these being Disseminated
against of other
Khuku actually Gpanard
the opportunity higher Japanese working
piece bas but while them take under which the best
worker the highest them the png disposition whie!
prefers day with less
The publication of the kapku payroll puneures the false claims of the
agaNn and will from them the sympathy which have felt
tho hypothesis that the abOe~ only getting sis month
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28
THE PORTO R1cAN TROUBLES.

forth
which reelected the ability integrity and the gratitude of
which
which
bills
agreeing suspicious and unwi legislation 1t then felt
the White had a
dia
their Delegate Congress Mr. anag reading President
would inevitably
required Congress
amendment the Porto can putting the place
which done the solution
d trouble
Speaking Q
publican Porto Rico
1t has surprised expected $ In treating
all Porto Rcans alike Necessarily will
committed by half politicians Republicans indend'
ents and business who have representation in the
Delegates aud who constitutes majority the island
scented by handful of
think do,
In other words for lack rule by the qualified Porto Rico
brought 'se 20 where have 10 lose It's right Of self gemmp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

The sentry Schofe Barrack
walking into the reservation night did
probably obey orders But would be we'll during
military of
travellers in the back country of Oahu
stand halt when they heard
Chinese
little the To
rural foottvee this land cosmopolitan
when told to do language he
fails to obey deal
senes night well
they could flash approach posts
they have to deal before letting with a bullet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Mr. Chamberlain a ewhn he
said that Hawaii would be flooded with
peeder well
satisfied to
Atlantic
portions that would
doing something
solve problem which bk liberty
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

There difference between Chinese public gambling
tees and swne the
public officials
honest contest of skill for between friends difference
custom recognizes just as it drinking in clubs
the hours when saloons closed by Perhaps
respects legal; perhaps the brdgepayers
perhaps Also Chinese arrested for playing
forced and hailed playing bridge enough
gambling laws would abolish altogether
be q calam
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

William Crawford empoye of the County Attorneys Office
salary the county charged with
of
action dismissed The Advertiser heard this
started an investigation but the Attorneys
behalf
before How time
be by the public n case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Willie
trying him by finding Willie
explanation the County Attorney anything
enduring
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

The Senators whom Governor Frear referred in his Mems Club
all the protests they please without
A
Senators who repuaed the pledges of the will of the
themselves whiewash
election without facng
politics publicly they political
hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

strikers due to their claim and "
SIS month insufficient
figures The overwhelming
the strikers have getting If the actual
wage plantations published they would create sensation
do the Advertiser does not Know Inc
certainly credit and of kind to remove false
and impressions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Willie Crawford has applied license Evidently Willie
Willie
at the public for long
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28


adwhich steamship
would
they which will the
tour interests of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Mr. Baldwin had to on the
could
route permitted there would
accommodations Baldwin
Makura subject Alfred
laws sometimes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

would be thing
their American
that here weeks all
Honolulu should ships being
between Seattle Diego
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

The Middle West which through seismic visitation
also California the throes the which
done
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Governor Haskell of
brought by exposed CRATER will
generally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28


demanding something
This proving agitao
there will be nothing left in the commissions
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

hungry price going up. No
people generally
climbs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28


interesting the President
mayd he it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Mr. Radwn Hume for the Aged viii meet growing want
One Christian this city Miss looking after old
aud INDECENT white people and the task has her strength
fotipi Such work really belongs institutional charity promises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28


written that his will be investigated
We haven anything punke than that \
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

the by the County
Attorneys interpreter Par Mobile fratrum
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

fields the home
Japanese urng.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

gratifying thing the the second judge
recognition Washington
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Evidently woolruns skill football player up
mueh o suit looking other qualities.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

strikers hold the less there win be for them to
back.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-05-28

Misery speaking earthquakes California talk
hack 4a
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12
PUP ANSON WOULD BE PRESIDENT
 .OF LEAGUE
Gets Little Comfort from In
 terview With Ball Mag nate Yesterday

NEW YORK, December 10.-Charles Murphy. president of the Chicago Ma, tionals, arrived today with the an nouncement that he favored John Ward for president of the league for 1910, He said nothing against Heydler, the present president, but considered Ward the right man for the position. Mur, phy looks for the National league mag. mates, whose meeting is only four days away, to wind up their business quick, ly. He thinks a president will be elect ed on the first ballot.
 Murphy, and Garry Hermann of Gin cinnati, chairman of the National com, mission, are the only out of town club owners who have arrived. Herman is a strong advocate of the reelection of Heydler, and says his candidate will be retained in office.
 Adrian Anson, former manager of the Chicago Nationals, conferred with Herr mann relative to the chances he had of being selected as a compromise can didate Hermann told him he would vote for Heydler even if seven other ballots were cast for Ward, and would not consider a question of compromise
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12
COPPER MERGER IN READINESS FUR
 FORMATION Official Announcement May Be Expected in Very
 Short Time

NEW YORK, December 11.-Indica- tions today were that official announce ment of the first step in the proposed merger of the Amalgamated, Cole-Ryan and Guggenheim conner properties is expected shortly.
 Negotiations for consolidation of the Nevada Consolidated Copper com pany, Utah Copper company and Bos- ton Consolidated Copper company, are said to have been practically closed, and an official statement of terms is expected early next week.
 From present indications the terms provide for the absorption of the Bos- ton Consolidated by the Utah on a basis of 21a to l shares, and Nevada Consol- dated on either 214 or shares to l of Utah stock.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12
APPEAL FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR
 POOR LO
Evangelical Lutheran Mis, sion Solicits Funds
 for Dinner

There are indeed many people of Globe who art taking interest in the " Christmas dinner for the poor, " to be prepared by the local Salvation Army. This is very laudable. But it is not meet to forget one child for the care of another. So it may be of interest to call attention to those poor who do not live in Globe, but just outside of Globe, and cannot partake of this dinner.
 These are the poor Indians. Even though they are of little darker shade than the poor white people, the light and blessings of Christmas, which were brought by Him who is rich and became poor to make. us rich, belong to them also. They are indeed poor. Not only has the poor Indian today not a place to spread his blanket in peaee, but he is poor as to the enlightenment; also men tally and the more spiritually. The many happy Christmas carols >dO not ring in his tepee, as in the hamlets of poor white people. He does not know them. This is poverty in its truest colors.
 The local missionaries are intent upon preparing a Christmas dinner for these poor Indians and to make them par takers of all the Christmas joy. This was done last year. And in the past years of the Evangelical Lutheran mis sion among the Apaches, Christmas was always a day of special joy to them As circumstances in Globe make cele b~ation of this kind necessary, a fund tC meet expenses is required. In the fol lowing week subscriptions will be taker and the missionaries hope to meet many who are willing to help with gift tt prepare Christmas dinner for these poor Indians, as well as for the poOl white people: .
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12

Gloves, Suspenders, Mufhers, Handkerchiefs, Neck Wear, Garters, Cuff Links Scarf Pins Collar Bags, Pajamas, Night Robes Bath Robes, Umbrellas, Canes, Suit Cases, Grips, Hosiery, Shirts, Under- wear, Smoking Jackets Dress Waistcoats, Fancy Waistcoats, Overcoats, Cravanettes Sweater Coats, Suits, Trousers--in ia act everything men wear
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12
WARSHIPS COLLIDE
 DURING PRACTICE

WASHINGTON, D. C., December 10. The battleships Gergia and Nebraska collided yesterday afteroon while en- gazing in tactical exercises off Virginia capes. The effects were not serious and the two ships were able to return to Hampton Roads today with the eu, tire fleet.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12
Much Work Planned
Choked to Death

Is commonly said of babies who have died of the croup. How unnecessary this is. No child ever had the croup without having cough or cold at the start. If you will stop the first symp. toms of the cough with Ballard $ Hore. hound Syrup there is no danger what. ever of croup. Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12

Dr. Schell, the optician of Tucson, will make his next visit to Globe and the Gila Valley in February. Send broken lenses to be repaired or dupli. cated to Dr. H. A. Schell, Tucson, Ariz Having our own grinding plant enables us to duplicate lenses at once and make prompt returns.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12

Purity, perfect results and economy all are combined in K c Baking Pow der. Guaranteed the best at any price. You are wasting your money to pay more for any baking powder % cents for a 25 ounce can.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-13
Sit Hard bot Gritty.

The scorua which passed over this
county on Tuesday night Of las. week
did much havoc on the Sancee. The
wind was Of furious proportions, carry
ing everything that was in us way. The
Taw Cav Plantation belonging 70 Hon.
o. c. Scarborough was ruined, the
wind blew down his barns and sheds.
killed nine hoss: one COW, q number o.
hogs, and laid waste about $50 acres OF
fine cotton much OF which had never
been gone over TO pick. II is estimated
,ha. 10 cotton alone Mr.. Scarborough
will lose about one hundred bales. BIS
ou,builiiass went like chat, and his
ginnery and the machinery so badly
damaged that it will cost him a lot OF
money 20 get it back 10 shape 70 oper-
ate. The damage IS estimated 20 be be-
tween 5000 and Sl0,o
Mr.. Scarborough was here Monday,
and IN response 70 our telling bin that
his friends feel for him in his heavy
loss, he told US that be would not let The
misfortune discourage him tsac thu: ne
was going 70 spit il his hands, take q
fresh hold, and work 20 pay his debts.
He looks upon his loss rs one OF the
mysteries Of Providence. which some
day will show it was for the best he is
plucky, and shows by his spirit that ne
xiil. II his health s spared. overcome
rais misfortune and come out o! It with
aying colors. AIR. Scarborough IS 50
constituted that be IS ct his bes: whea
he has difficulties 20 overcome and
works With the spirit o: ''you can'. keep
a working man down
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-13
Fam Product Exhibit

Al meeting OF the executive com
mittec and officers OF the Boys Agrlcu!-
,u:-.l Cl;lh held in the Office OF the coun-
" superintendent; last Saturday. i; WAS
decided 20 nave the eXhibi; i, The old
court house il Manning on Tuesday Oc-
;obcr 10Th. The exhibits should be here
and placed as early on that morning as
possible. II : earnestly desired that
every boy have au exhibit. :s the sue
cess q! on: neXt wears work will large
ly depend on the showing made this
year. The capital corn prize is Z free
trip 70 Washington with all expenses
paid
Mr.. Martin who is Offering this prize
desires the winners 10 The five couptieS
70 carry ;heir exhibits and other data
u the Fair in Columb bil where = compc-
tent committee Will pass upon the eXhi
bits and decide :hc winner
Next weeks TINES will contain Il list
OF the committees appointed from among
the leading farmers and business men
Of Clarendon county. y lis. OF the prizes
has already been published and each
boy has been sen; L copy OF the prizes.
so i, is no, considered necessary 10 re-
publish the lis, 10 this issue.
+. J BROWNE.
County Superintendent Education.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-13
Soil Sc.ysy for Clarendon.

The Secretary OF the Board o! Trade
reports thac Us result OF the efforts OF
the Committee sen, u Washington by
the Board o. Trade Of Marning. with
the aid Of Hon Geo. S. Legare. Hon. \.
e. Lever, Hon. (. J. Watson and Prof.
Harper, the chief OF the Bureau of Soils
has written IS follows:
In compliance with you, .cQucs; 70. q sol!
survey O: Clarendon County. South Carolina 10
serve ~ haSiS .oC the further development o!
,as S.i:h. tobacco industry Ia that section o.
Ghe State. would Say tha; take pleasure IN
informing you :hat Mr.. w K. NcLcadon. :.
native OF South Carolina. has beca assigned 20
take charge 0. this work aca -iil ocsin ;hc :,o!!
survey about November iSt. 1909. pusAin: tac
work through 20 comp.c:ica IN The sp:ia% o.
1910.
In this connection I desire 20 secure. !!
Possible. 4 .cw map OF Clarendon County 20
Scrvc - :. base upon which The location and
extent OF the different c!a>scS o! soils may ec
Indicated. IN case apy such county map Is
| known 20 you, would you Siac!y inform me ;As
| 70 :hc source or SOURCES ::oS. which = map
nigh; bc secured:
We understand that there is DO re-
cent map OF the county, bu. we ,rus;
! that this will not delay the work. Clar.
encon IS sadly in need OF = map and we
thick it will be good inrestmen; 70.
the county commissioners 10 make pro
vision that vii! secure survey and an
authentic map.