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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

It must indeed be a trying moment
for the newly married man to dis
cover, when he returns home at night.
that the assessor has called during
his absence and that his bride, in
pure ignorance of the worlds ways,
has listed everything in the house at
double it's actual value.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

There is at least some comfort oc.
casionally extracted from the imagi.
nation. For instance, when the
mercury hovers around the hundred
point we place a picture Of Green
lands icy mountains in front of us
and imagine we see our breath.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Had Mr.. Hartman taken treatment
for his stomach ailment at some other
place than the springs Of Bad Gastein
he would probably have stood a better
chance Of being, cured. Instead Of
taking more bad gas into his system
he should have made an effort to re-
move that which was already there.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

"When women 60 to congress, says
the Baltimore Sun, "there will be
less discussion of rates and more dis
cussion of rats Maybe, but the
extinction of the mouse will come in
for the greatest attention.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Every trust in the country is ap-
parently satisfied with the new tariff
bill; but, should there be some OBJ
scure octopus which is still dis
gruntled, Mr.. Taft should be immedi-
ately notified and a demand made that
another extra session of congress be
called to adjust the matter.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Georgia proposes to tax soda water.
Even at that the vendors, if we take
for "winks," will realize a pretty
good profit.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

1t is a safe bet that several of the
congressional insurgents" will not
attend the ratification meeting in St.
Paul next month.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

It has been suggested that, to avoid
the possibility of graft, the govern
ment, instead of ordering it's warships
from individual concerns, construct
them itself. We fail to see in what
way this would afford protection
against graft.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

1t would suit some people to make
the tariff question the paramount
and only issue in the campaign next
fall.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

Good Definition.
A political trimmer is one who is
all things to all men before election,
and nothing to any man after election.
-Floodwood Broadaxe.
Listen to the Incorrigible Bachelor.
Our constitution gives to every man
the right of free speech unless he
happens to be married. -Anoka
Herald.
Are the Twin Cities Also Foreign?
Severa! foreign nations have joined
the knockers on our new tariff law,
Come to think of it it isn't such a. bad
law after Ortonville Herald Star,
-.--:.
Koen an Authority.
Newspaper reading is a habit. ,:
AYERS Minneapolis paper. If only
paying for the. paper would also be.
come a general habit how prosperous
would be publishers!- Biwabik Times.
:. +
Two Distinguished Citizens
1t has been suggested that Mime.
sofa furnish busts of two OF her dis.
tinguished citizens for the Hall oil
Fame at Washington. We suggest
Frank A. Day and Ole Sageng for
the honor.-Onamia Lake Breeze.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Friday, September 10, will be edi-
tors day at the state fair. We'uns
will be some pumpkins on that day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26
The Same Old Blatherskite

Former Governor S. r. Van SAINT
was elected commander of the G. A. r.
at the national convention last week.
In his acceptance speech "Van'' said
ne considered it the greatest honor
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26
A Decided Difference.

DecIueu D1Herence.
WIN some one kindly inform the
pubic how much better the Wilson
Dill was then is the Payne bill. The
one big difference that we can see is
That prosperity is following in the
wake OF the latter while hard times
and desolation came with the former
Foley Independent. .
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26
Enjoying a Political Picnic.

IHJoyIHS POLITICAL PicniC.
frank A. Day is having the picnic
or his life in political way. Won
aer II some OF those republicans who
nelped boost him out of the republi-
can into the democratic party have
brains enough to see the blunder thew
nave made?-Madison Independents
Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26
Cheap Bit of Demapogy

Cheap Bit of Demagogy.
Governor johnson in his recent
speech at Seattle advised "the west to
shake off the shackles of the east,
This is cheap bit of demagogy. It
sounds like one of the speeches of a
New England abolitionist or a SOUTH
ern seceder before the war of the
rebellion. 1t is such talk as John
sons that caused the great civil war.
Pilot.
foht1cal Buccaneers Want Inharmony.
Inc proposed reception to insurpent
congressman who voted against the
tarlH Dill has stirred up nasty fac
tlonal strife among Minnesota repub-
means, and no good to the party can
result from such a reception under
present conditions. The instigators
OF the reception may have been sincere
IN their desire to honor the insurgents
from principle, and then again they
may not. Anyway such reception
that excludes one congressman is
bound to engender factional strife
and had better be abandoned if any
degree of harmony is expected in the
republican ranks next year. Mayhap
no harmony is desired, however.
Elk River Star-News.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

When Joel Will Remonstrate
"A Nebraska editor was hanged in
ehgy the other day. AS long as
people confne themselves to hanging
editors in effigy, we have nothing to
say. 1t is when they start in hanging
the editors in person that we will
en'er our remonstrance.-Northfeld
News.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Probably His Wind Is Good.
The types make funny breaks at
times. A serious editorial by Sam
Gordon in the Browns Valley Tribune
contains this: "Dr. Northrop is IS
years old and while we'll preserved
both in wind and body, his resigna-
ton should be accepted without a pro-
test of any kind. buffalo Journal
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Enjoying Prohibition!
While there is bluff put up by the
New Richmond people that they actu-
ally enjoy prohibition we note that
the Republican keeps tab on all the
towns where such things as malto,
maltum, maltese, beerine and beerone
are disposed of.-Stillwater Gazette
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Dad Hands Frank One
Frank Day has considerable to saw
about the vote of the Minnesota
congressman on the tariff bill and
lntlmates that those who voted against
the bill Gid so only because their
votes were not needed for it. Mr.. Dav
is continually talking for the purpose
OF hearing his head roar and this is
only one more instance.
Independent.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-08-26

Brewer Looks Good to Buchanan.
g. B. Buchanan of Little Falls in
an Interview at St. Cloud said be sis
out OF politics, and is glad of it. He
is willing to pull off his coat to help
a friend, and wants to see the G. O.
+. line up for a man who can be elect
ed governor. Brewer looked good to
him although he is willing to support
the man nam ed. '-Brainerd Tribune.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

G. A. HERRICK. BUSINESS BROKER, sos
VAN NESS AVENUE.
IL you are looking for a bargain In rooming
house. hotel, apartment house or furnished fat
don't fail to see me- as l have all of the best
bargains in the city. Come and talk them over.
30 room hotel: elegant and complete through
out; rent 50 per room: close in: money maker
best buy in city for S2.25o cash.
IL elegantly furnished rooms close in: fine
sunny house; rent $50: all steady roomers: clears
sG5 above expenses; cheap.
16 rooms. close In; elegant furniture: sacri-
fee for less than half actual value; clearing SIS
per month; part cash; bargain.
6. a. HERRICK. sos VAN NESS Az,
THE PEOPLES BROKER.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16


- WELL furn. 10 rooms. central: rent s54; full;
leaving for Alaska sacrifice for $3.50
VERY best downtown located hotel in town :;
81 beautifully furn. rooms. cheap rent; bargain.
CHOICE located house. 80 rooms mostly and
room; elegant furn.; clears $3.50; 81 600 down,
balance time
EXCEPTIONAL baFgain-Strictly modern apt
house. 81 rooms; cheap rent: close in. elegant
THIS fine buy; 10 well furn. rooms: choice
location; Ellis ST. rent $50: clears $40; only
$500.
ANOTHER one-43 beautifully furn rooms;
brick, aud modern; rent S225: central; owing to
other bussness yours for s.. 500.
LOOK at this % room well fHrn house; rent
$3.50; close in: part cash:i only 81. 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

BAIRD a PETERSON,
Reliable Business and
Commercial Brokers
Real Estate. Loans. Exchange
business Opportunities
INVESTMENTS
Money - loan on Chattels
and
Second Mortgages. Legacies,
Esrstes and Equities.
Al INYESTsiENT Of $500 VIII net YOU
$3.50 20 $40 per MONTH should be familiar with
oyster business. BAIRD & PETERSON.
SALOON BOOMING HOUSE AND BUILD.
lease. rooms and barber shop rent for $50: bar
gain u taken 81 once make Offer. BAIRD &
PETERSON $50 Market St
500 buys = interest in an established
STOVE PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL
srop; no experience required II willing, 10
learn BAIRD & PETERSON. $50 Markell st.
S200-Fruit. vegetable, Dr. bakery and small
grocery; ia good meat market; anybody csn
make success here BAIRD PETERSON,
GEORGE A HERRICK, SOS VAN NESS Az.
ESTABLISHED 1875 MY REFERENCE Is
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE GO
AND SEE Ny BANKER FIRST, THEN COME
AND SEE NE.
handle only first class Investments. Any
one csn tel yeu s66ut THE PEOPLE 5
BROKER, GEO. A HERRICk-
NOTICE THE FOLLOWING
SWELL LITTLE SALOON. taking in $50 TO
50 day; good long lease Fery chesp rent;
lngh class patrons
NOTICE-lf you are a frsr class BARAAN
and have Errle capital come 10 my Office and
ilon in saloon that hsve ever handled. Pro
prietOr Is sick and wants 70 get swsy-for the
summer. il VIII pay Jon 10 Investigate this as
Jon can draw q salary Of 500 month for man
aging the business and your share Of the profits
have hrst class business proposition MANI
FACTU RING, good businessman wanted $50
required THIS Is a big money msker.
Elegant rrfle grocery with living rooms in
rear; nice business for and wife; VIII
clear 50 10 SO week price $50
HoTEIAfEN. NOTICE
Here Is a money msker for you: price $4,000
only absolutely hreDroof hotel in Portland. ore;
- MONS. suite with baths and single; etec-
rrfcaEy equipped throughout: floors solid con
crete. elegantly furnished and modern in every
detail. every room now occupied: dining room,
e l. bar and barber shop on main floor; roof IS
arranged fOT roof garden overlooking the besuti
fuI Willamette river and city Of Portiard; this
hotei II built OF concrete and IS new and aDso-
IuteIy freproof- long lease II desired: present
ovue- must leave Tor Alaska n June where be
has extensive mining interests: UPON proper in
FestiCz-jon you VIII find this IS 0f the best
hotel buys II the Pacific Northwest For further
information and particulars address J. A TAY
IlOR- 81 Worcester building. Portland, Ore
NEAT MARKET: OLD ESTABLISHED
STAND; doing from Ses5 20 SIS 3 day business
priee $50; marble top counters; everything first
class
MGR little candy store FOR S225 cash.
Also BARGAINS N HOTELS, APART
MEMS AND BOOMING HOUSES.
GEO. A HERRICK. SOS VAN NESS Az,
TIE PEOPLES BROKER.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

YOUNG woman of refinement. fairly well edu-
Gated, of pleasing manners. good looks and
figure. would correspond or meet man between
20 and 3d. of good character. with view toward
matrimony- Box 1884. Call office.
MIDDLE AGED, good natured and kindly dis
positioned temperate would like the ac-
quaintance of cheerful lady; objection TO
widow Of suitable age; objecb matrimony Box
1888, Call office.
YOUNG man. u. mechanic, OF good character
and disposition. would ike to meet with a
lady who knows how TO cook and make a
good life partner; answers strictly CONFIDENTIAL
no trihers need apply; object mstrimony Adj
dress box 2349, Call office.
YOUNG lady, working in laundry at present is
tired of living single and working out: would
prefer to make home comfortable for some
honest working man of about "A years of
age. good looking, good disposition. Address
c.. H. Box 1885, Call office.
YOUNG Englishman, age 80 twidowerl. kind
with no bad habits, having property and means
would likes to meet young lady or widow with
cheerful disposition with means. with mstri-
monial intentions. Address CIAS. L. KEMP
24t4 Dwight way, Berkeley. Cal.
MECHANIC wishes to meet respectable Girl
not over %; object matrimony. Address
r. f.. 11S21a It'll Sta Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

MINING STOCK FOR SALE AT BARGAINS
10000 Denver Searchlighr at 1Oc share; CO.
price 25c: milling ore daily.
10000 L. 5. Asbestos a. IKE share; co.
price &c. first class investment
10000 I B. NJ l. J. TX Co. Toe share;
oEuers OF the Kitty Glide mine
5000 R0sbery Rawhide at 15c share
go Lead and Zinc AT 2jc share CO. price,
All these companies are working
We VIII buy 900 shares Of Colorado River
Dredging Co al 10c share. Room 42i, Ne
chsnicS' Bank building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

GERMAN of 80. well to do, Is going back to the
old country in July; before leaving would Ike
to meet some German woman Of IS to 30
years of age with object of matrimony ff suit
able; no triners need write. Box 1882. Call
office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

I handle only first class investments Any
one csH tel ysu ab6ut THE PEOPLE
BROKER GEO. A HERRICk-
NOTICE THE FOLLOWING
80 q day; good long lease; very ehesp rent
lfeh class patrons.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

have frst class business proposition; MANU-
FACTT RING, good businessman wanted 50
required. mis- Is big money msker.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

GEORGE A. HERRICK, SOS VAN NESS Az.
ESTABLISHED 1875. Ny REFERENCE is
TIE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE &C
AID SEE Ny BANKER FIRST, THEN COMK
AND SEE NE.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

s$SSSS S<SSSSS SSSSsSS IS
S SIS SALARIED PEOPLES FRIEND 5
s s That IS what Office is 20 all 5
working people, We loan scrIctly on 5
5 persons SALARY i1dorser. 5
S S security We make loans quickest. 5 5
s 5 easiest and charge the lowest IN the S
s city. YOUR EMPLOYER NEVER :
S 5 KNOWS.
81 WESTERN LOAN CO.. 5
5 40S Can building. Sd and afarSet sts- 5
S Open $50 to p n Non-, Wed and ;
SIS Sat. Evenings until .. 5 8 5
SSSSS $<SSSSS sSSS SSSSsS (
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

BUSINESS PERSONALS


AAA-MY WIGS and toupees defy detection.
guarantee every one l make make tnem
ventilated and porous; perspiration don't anecl
them: private gentlemen's wig department up
stairs. Mr.. Lederer IN charge; hair dressing.
dyeing etc. BY specialists only; large stock
OF hair goods on hand mall orders receive
prompt attention. L.ederer's QulnIonlca Halr
Tonic stops hair falling. G. IEDEhEk. z-al
California ST. Webster Established 1901
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
We teach hairdressing- hairmakln scaip
treatment. facial massage. man1curlng. chiroi-
ody. eIectrOiysis. the removal or supfrnuons
hair. moles. warts. etc, instantaneous SKIN
bleaching. hand mOlding. ventilaring potnpa-
dours. wigs and toupees. hair dyeing and
bleaching; largest aad most competent school
In the west: tools given Call OF write To-
booklet. Ladies' desiring any OF the above
work done are invited TO call.
r. DEUSTER & CO..
School OF Beauty Culture.
A Rearny st., san Francisco
WEAK MEN-If you lack vitality. vim anil
vigor need strength use DR.. Lorenz's latest
improved ever ready dry cell storage body
battery, the greatest iuyigorating device of
modern times. II puts vim and ginger INTO
slow going. discouraged men and women NO."
sold at factory prices at Joys. 20 kearny ST.
corner Bush; also Donlon Drug Co. 7esS Ma
ket ST., $. r. For free book. giving factory
prices. address Addison Electric Co.. 255 LIN
coin av.. Chicago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
Do YoU 80 100?

CAN YOU GET IT FROM THE BANK
II you can't. come ia and ask Us about how
we loan money.
We viii loan YOU. any amount yeu want on four
piano. household gods. warehouse receipts etc.
and leave them undistu-bed IN your possession
Isn't il an advantage 10 yen 70 have the use
Of cur money ana your own goods at tue same
time2 We loan for the interest only we DO not
want the goods
All business strictly confidential Call and see
Us: you will be satisfied
EASTERN BROKERAGE CO..
1868 Washington st.. rooms 20 and q
Oakland Phone Oakland 6S00-
san Francisco Office Isl Market.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

Elegant iirf1e grorerr with living rooms in
rear nice business for man and wife; VII
clesr 50 70 so q week; price S525-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

NALUlIN MN v AN 7 ID
NDTICE-if you are a first class BAkAAN
and have Hfrle capital come 10 my Office and
see ne. 7 can put you next TO the best PROPOSE
tlon in a saloon that ] hsve ever handled Pro
pretor is sick and wants to get away for the
sumner. il Viii pay you 10 Investigate this, as
Jon csn draw 4 salary o. 500 8 month for man
aging the business and your share Of the profits
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

BUILDING LOANS.
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS.
SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS.
FARM PROPERTY LOANS
We have plenty OF money 10 loan in large or
small amounts Charges reasonable and interest
low Tax IL over with
EDWARDS. BREWSTER & CLOVER
Rotunds. Mills Building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

Where best bargains found in hotels. apart
ment and lodging houses, fats.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

BRIGHT young man with $1,000 as manager
FOR branch Office outside city: will pay salary
q si2s and share Of profits: bring references.
Box 25sS. Cell Office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
1850 CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 16 1909.
PALACE KOSHER DINING Roo-I

431 Kearnv ST. bet Pine & Cal.--The BEST
HOME. C0oKIG. Hungarian style; wedding
pertieg catered to: satisfaction guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
ALEX RICE

] Brooks Lawrence. of Alabama. who has won e national reputation for his ability to organize and handle the sif- nation. arrived upon the scene as soon. as the first prohibition bill was intro- duced. He will remain here and fight the battle just as he did in Alabama.
 Much has been said as to the prob- able outcome of the prohibition move- ment. and the theory has been ad- vanced that compromise will be made and 1t win eventually result in asmore rigid regulation of saloons. Mir. Law renee and all the prohibition workers are determined that no such compro- mise will be the outcome. They claim enough votes pledged in both houses to pass a prohibition law that will prohibit, and then over the Governors veto. should he veto such measure Mir. Collins says that more political graves have been filled by broken pledges to prohibition and that several new mounds will be seen in the poiit- tcai grave yard. should these pledges which they have. be broken. \ No bill for good roads has been in- troduced yet, but many are being pre- pared. One, appropriating the funds from the lessee of the State convfcIs, fs considered the most favorable. The State receives annually for each con- vict nearly $500. This amount on the roads would prove of more material value than the years service of convict.
 Great advances are being made for a general reform and this session bids fair for putting itself on record for economy and reform.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-11
A Reuiew of the First Work
 of FLorida's Reform Legislature

Pensacola, are much elated over his election as speaker pro tenn. MT. Stokes is a favorite with all the 1eg- isiators. and is no doubt one os Flor ida's coming statesmen. He is the youngest member of the Legislature; youngest in years. but not by any means young in leKisiation. He in- tends instituting nEht against the loan sharks of Florida.
 No bill prohibiting race track gam bling has been introduced yet. but there Is one In the wind. which will no doubt find Its way to the front real soon.
 5s senator T., . Williams has introa duced a Senate biil naixink 1t mis- deneafior. for bikckb to attend gather 'ings of whites. except as hired ser wants, and whites attending gathers fngs of blacks except as officers of the law Senator Williams also ir- troduced a bill to regulate secret sc-' ciety meetings.
 Senator Donald c. McMulien, of Tam pa, has introudced a bill granting eiec- trio car lines the Tight. of, eminent do- main. the same as railway companies. Senator McMullen hes q disfranchise4 ment bill which he intends to fntro- duce later on. Senator Beard intro- duced similar bill at the last ses- sion, which passed one house but failed in the other; but by this reform Leg islature. it is expected that the bill to disfranchise the negro will meet with very little opposition.
 Senator Beard's motion Thursdny 10 table that part of the Governor's mes- sage relating to the observapce of Lincoin's birthday as A, holiday. brought out chorus of protests. While a great many senators expressed them selves in disapproyal of that clause of the message, they argued that 1t would be a discourtesy to the Cover nor to keep any part of his message from the Journal.
 Beard said:
 ITO allow that part of his message to be put on the journal was a dis courtesy to all who wore the Confed- crate grey"
 Senator Boone. of the Sixth. said:
 '-The opening sentence Of this part of the message was Q slap in the face to Stonewall Jackson and Jefferson Davis" The sentence referred to was: ''The three greatest men in American history were washington. Lee and Lin- coln."
 Prohibition Forces.
 That the prohibition forces ifitend to leave no stone unturned is evidenced by the opening of headquarters of the Anti Saloon League over Gays store, and the womanss Christian Temper ance Union opposite the Capitol Square. Rev. C. l.. Collins. superin- tendent of the State Antilsaloon League, is here with Associate Super intendent J. J. Thompson. Rev.