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ship ~ Charles A. Lulnmls Vas Transferred TO
irwin W Howell, and that ~ Joseph \. Iar,
Jr.. deed. to SPENCER ". Koch. Vt r"p"rtrd
c"iIti lcrutiun- ~ so Np. The membership ~
Henry :. CcrmVnd wss transferred I" Hunt
ingl"n lyman. aud that ~ Charles ~. lie witt
'" I"rhaui Maker. ut r"port"i considerations
" s'i,,Np. \ family transfer was iliat uf Wal
drn v. Iirowti, deed, 10 7. Wright Brown.
frau"is \ tmnuoll., KNITTING y. Emm"ns sud
Mrkin ii"llins wcr" elected members.
81 TREASURY ATiONS-Sum ~
$500" transferred from y. Y. 10 New Or.
leans.
TRADE CONDITIONS Dua's Rcriep -ny.
IAN speculative" markets experienced rcsc
ti"n this week and legitimate luslu'S~ hss
temporarily moved under reduced momentum,
owing 10 II" holiday interruption and n ~r-
incnts 'urtcut transactions, however, ,on
the strength Of Fundamental factors ~undinlp
lsh.I, the rcn.rsi t,nd"ur, ~ trad" and ia
dustry Is stil toward further expansion 80
Bfudsirest's says Trade. rs well Mt Indus
try. continues .Ntraordihsril, a'ti,c, IN which
respect the situation SHOWS little ur ne Naria
tivu froui recently preceding w,ek,. Buying for
u.tf spring, Will" broadening, irdirH'"s sun'
conservatism. holidn, ln,irg H. proceeding
npn'-', IVtail trade Is expanding, prizes az
stili high, labor y. SCARE, The railroad. are
bu, ing ru"rr freely IN tide steel market. cas-
shortages are gruv Ing mUp' serious, earnings
arc heavy. tho leading Industries sre s"li fRr
ahead. ami pig iron Is higher, ~lil, lher" y
10 lctup a. export business. hut shipments
have been retarded by submarine attacks "n
shipping GU tho Atlantic coast
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN Mailing 60, Pres ". H.
Franklin announced nat = Of go lit mort
gaac bonds have hscu exchanged Tor 5t lst
retunuiny bonus ani That 500. aSa has acSiiuu
lated In sinkin. fund Tor retirement of on.
stnpdins 90 bonds.
AMEliICAS .sIIPb'IlDING co surplus
year ended Jun. ~ S,3,3U1. compared with
~, Ic5 III 1910 ara sa,Soi in iJli, Total inloine
l,soS, 80, compared with >.,1..,0 ~ lHlS, sur
plus II equivalent 10 I-to on S,Nt.OUJ pre-
icrred stock.
CENTRAL AGuIRRE SUGAR co Net year
ended July 81 sl,isy, 49,. inc, Of $3.50, ~ over
same time in 1915. equivalent to ~. $3.50 on
the ss.ccn,0W common stock, compared with
20 ss'c in previous year, Gross earnings
si.|Ga27, inc. of 81. i2j.o7n; dividends 81, ea.oao
inc. OF $500, an: balance s5iP, ~. dee Of 5l,0
l9>, nrey. surplus 500, W, inc. uf y;.p.gaa;
profit and lOss surplus T., i".. lso, im. OF ,5G9,
80 over same time last year,
CUotStfs PRODUCTS CORp.-Hss let
contract to West Construction Go. OF Baiti
moro for new plant with daily capacity Ut
10 tons Of copra. Company estimates build
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ANGLO AMERICAN HOTEL GO -Char,"reL
~ 'annda' 10 build $40 room hotel al Toronto,
iirory rcllatt. G l., S%ch"Ncld, q. L, II. John
s,un, II e. COX, A Rogers, y, T. Corey nud
", : pinn,rk.
EN*k CHANGES puc to the Clayton Ia Y.
asuin-i intrri"cking directors, the following
>, siLnuti"r> haN" been announced Iran'is /,
liiur. pres. of the First National Nuuh. Inns
resigned ~ director Of the ,ha>, MAJ Bank 4.
Harry T. whitney, Daniel ''urgruhriIu. Alvin
W. kr"ch and Paul u. trs,Hih have resigned
ir"iA ,!u National Bank II Commerce board.
CANADIAN TRADE Dispatches from
hlnnrll offices of Il. e.. Dun a Co.. Ia leading
Wholesale trade IL maintained In very salts
t"''"r' volume and that manufacturing activity
weather has been welcomed in some directions
~ wl .idcd stimulus IA distribution n re-
tau iit"N, Montreal reports that both whole
sale ant retail trade are active, and that the
inttcr las been benefited by lower Temperature,
Yesterday Icy \. y Custom TIouse valued at
$40, 7s6,S1J, making So, s,2,O2t So far tbs week
%lliporls, %'Cj',7%, making l7,SsS,isS so far
Eypurts from New York yesterday included
Whcnt In. $3.50; corn bu, l,s,Io3; oats ht
tour lhl-, 1913, flour sacks, s.75J; cornmcni
hhls, .,GjG bran lbs, $3.50; grass seed bags.
~, alcohol ibis, 5000; oil rak" lbs, 3,,3>, oo
l'ors bbis. %, beet bids, ~; hac"ns Ils, T.
~ 'N'''F saw 49, ''A'' w. mf'f go
low It's, i,'M butter lhs, l?l..I; vniton>,,,i
uiI lbs, 81, ~ lubrlcstiny oil gals, 6l6. rs,
FALL Hi!s Commercial failures this week
l the | nitcd States, ~ reported ly II, q,
Inn * Co.. arr ~, against sGi last week, ~
the preceding week, aud "a ~" correspond.
tns wcrt last Year. Failures IN Canada num-
Ter -, ngHin4t z last wc'k, ~ the preceding
weak, Hul II last year Ol lailurs tlis week
IN III" lAitri States. ~ were la Ill" Inst. IS
South. ~ West. and 81 in tho Pacific State,
aud W reported liabilities III 1900 ~ .iurr,
against - last week.
HERMAN 4 HERMAN. INC.-R l.. Morris,
w, will sail Oct. II for Liverpool 10 open
English offices, Company II opening offir,s
in Russia, Italy, Central aud South America.
IIONN 4 HAIDAIT AUTOMAr co. Thar.
tered in Drlswarr 10 deal IN automatic DE-
Nl,,s for US" ~ walters IN restaurants. Capi
tai stock, 81, h6p, mo-. ll,orpor1tUIe, \, II Han.
sill. u, II. D. Martin aud $. 4. Seymour.
PACIFIC BANk-M W fcrris. pres. of
l"fr,s hr"s Co, elected u director.
STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBERSHIPS Two
,slcs 81 memberships NJ s7i, 0J snd two At
1880 were reported yesterday, The member
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O. - =, R~ostnu-tn the event that chile
copper 'olnuaaV issues nov bonds TO
nu,H.- an enlargement Of N" company .
present fHri'.iD- 1p YOU think that the
hp.lsrE 81 Tie present convertible bonds
viii ~ permitted TO subscribe? IN you
give ue any Information about the new
An1ncins that | am told. is comm; .oou'
II H. not known whether or not chile
Copper Company viii undertake new
financing iu connection with expansion
work. although there have been rulnors
To that effect. 1t would seem that off.
cially no plans have been uh.dc. In the
event that new bonds are issued I. is
rot unlikely that holders OF the con-
Nertible bonds Nili Ice invited TO partic.-
pate. although no provision exists rc-
gu'"INy that They !" invited.
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American %,gricuiuur.l tirmi,a al i..

u B-tfc,oro. " WHAT ~, the
.unver-i.l and sinking rIu1 provisions. go
touu-,t.,p NitN "a. Nu'rlstn Chemical
Hpr'E.-. @ Nn..U mature ip !".S"
prrSup.inE that YOU mean tie . per
cent. nrst Iucrtgdg, bonds 90 the .Am"ri-
IAN Agricultural chemical company. ~
which There ayc outstanding s9,osa, 900.
these bonds arc convertible Mt par for
rsr into G per cent. cumulative preferred
stock - tlc company, subject - n cash
adjustment ne hc'wcen interest n divI-
dcud. a. 20 the sinking fund. an annua.
amount equal to "a per cent. OF the
total bonds issued Is {" he applied Ohc-
ginning January !. i9io) TO purchase
and redemption Of these bonds at not
over los AMI Interest, bonds so redeemed
- I've cancelled.
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o. u. Jersey ti'y-bo sou r,Eurd CEN
f-.l l-uipr Gas bonds na n good Invest
w.uf" How much ~ IN" stock II owned
H, 'hc CONSOLIDATED cas- company
Central Union Gas Company fr.t
mortgage : per cont. bonds arc 'ntitled
90 - good Investment rating TIL" h""ds
a., secured pN a nr-t mortgage ou .alu-
,ttr >ih .diory pr'icrtv # 'lr tou~ull-
dated Gtt curi.uly and arc further pro
'e,'cd by substantial equities in earn
r.a. Central linton Gas u .ontroil"d 10y
tlc New Amsterdam t;H- company
through ownership Of it, 'utir" capital
stock. and tho latter - controlled 10y tho
Consolidated Gas company through
.Wncr=lip = 80 per cent. If is ommou
- -? - T,cr cent Of its preferred
-'uIE
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE ~ SPECIAL MEETING. or
Corporation for d. \ ~. stock Ia lie held o.
tCtuber "A. 1915.

- \ol Viii please tar" uotl'" that the
huuf.l 81 directors ut this CuiupGuy ~ q
~1" lul meeting h,id uu Sop'"mhrr ~, lHl1.
dn'' adopted resolutions that - Is 0dNlsahI"
ttuI most To-" the hcur't 81 mis- company
ihu' thI- company be DISSOLVE
Pleas" IN, further uutit, that In "
Du'',Hu'" nith III. resolutions adopted bN
tho hoard Of liv,ctors. a special mrciluG
IT -.n. HIoI.rrS VIII he held ON trtoD,r
90. 'Hlb. ut T. o',lo,k noon, ~ the office Of
the ,Hfumuy, Room 49, dulont Ruilding,
Villains IN, Delaware, to tpk" ur.iou uput.
Ga, resolution So adopt"i hv III" hoard of
uirs,ior, ram,l'. aha q is Ir.m.l "a,
,l-.'.' IN the Iuig1l"lI ct the hoard Of
,.t. tors, !unL utoSt l"r IL" Leu'it eel the
,u.. p,iIt, that this ,uUup4iy Doe uIt'plNr4.
and that such u,lcr ana iirthor business
may he uau-Iut~i at said meeting as may
properly como hvfnr" sd'd mcetN4-.
Ify order Of tn lIuurd ~ Directors,
JULIAN Sr. j. ATTLEN, Secretary.
pated Wilmington. pnla ware.
September -. 1915.
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70 NJ :, Beaver Til.-. pm tpI
l..... sN. w, -. uiy.. o.! r..ur 80
ln..rl I-yi' company since o'gsu.gl'ior
Wat r. ~. Eirh"st rr''" the stock nae
't.' "oNl ~"
l>ss. 81. per cont 1910. 80 rcr con, :
1901. = per cent. 1923. , per cent.
including ! per cent. extra l90i-i. :
per . l:0I, -, per cent laos. I
per cent. including u stock dividend OF
10 per cent. l2u"-ll. = ucr ceu.. and
extras ~ 10 per cent. 10 each Netr .
1919. 5 per cent. 1918, y per coat. and
an extra ~ . per cent. i?li-lI. rcr
cent present rate \ per cent. a year.
Highest price ~ which tho stock ever
sold VS. 2ns', in 1Hl".
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Y. = u~fpt'.huic. Y W.. ,.r y,
~ ,our opinion regarding Central b,
Gcnrsn = rrr cent, wr-tcare hoUd. To- gu
Investment"
',ntrtl ~ Georgia sulidatcd mort
sage . per cent. bonds ~ lgiJ may he
considered Il good Investment issij-. az
the margin of safety is large and the
equity back Of them valuable. The
bonds cover On extensive system -
rlc'rc, although they are mot n first
Ven, being subject t." some prior lien.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

WTEIsITN1Ts
New York, september e. 1918.
NOtiye * her, gwen that tho suE.Ll
meeting OF tho Stockholders ~ Tho CheS4,
pcukc and OHIO hallway rlpiny via 10
hr'd ~ The scu'rol oflee OF the Company
IN the IitV Of Hachnund, Virginia, Oh Tues.
day. October u, 1916. at eleven o',lurE
\. NJ. Ul for the election ot Directors, 10,
for the puIposr Of considering al action
heretofore taken or authorized hv trr
Boaru 90 lir tors mr. 10y tho Executive
Committee ui tho Company which may hes
submitted IL tho meeting. and ,c) for m"
traI.a'tlon Of sU.b oti,r Ous' ne IS as ana =
lawfully c"lnc h'tnI. tho meeting.
The sock I al,- Ter buu-,s VII lie Closed
a. The ollce o. III" Company, 80. II Broa'
WAY. Sow YORK. 'ity, un lglya}, S,ptouh' .
20, 1919, NJ three o'clVuN i. NJ, nEi wit
he r~"n"n"d un N"InesuuN, OCTOBER -,
1916. al zen OF lock \. N.
~ orutr of tho RnIid uf Dire,to.H,
NNltt llNIl \NIN\. SennutA.L-
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and Southern Railway and a mortgage
on AL m. other property OF the company
-ubJect 20 Sl,inV. 90" OF prior liens. for
The retirement Of which provisions are
made. The bonds appear 60 N~ fairly
well protected. and earnings are show
ing a favorable expansion.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
election of directors of The Tension En-
volopc co., not having been hold GA Ia.
DIET" designated IN the By-IswF, i meeting
ot the stockholders of said Corporation Tor
III, purpuss OF Cleuiiug Directors thereof
will he hold at III" office ~ the said cor.
poratiou, No. 81 3ith s., Ia III" Borough
of IirnoNlvu 'iN Of New York, On tho
l9th day ~ October, 1919. At 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon OF that day.
Date! 80" >rrk. Got. : iNts
HARRY EMDlN TlIEN'iIAED.
Secretary.
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OIyIDLSDs And INTEREST.
julius kANsER a co.

\ regular quarterly dividend Of ono ana
t~hrro-uunrters per cent, Ga, Co upon tho
First Preferred stock ana tho Second Pro-
i,Tr,d stock "f JllItS EANSEk 4 CO.
has hoen declared, payable November J..
1000, 70 tn" holders of record OF such slo,iS
~ tho clos" of business on October 20,
1915.
Dividend cn,oks viii he forwarded hN
Guaranty Trust COMPANY Of Now York.
EDWIN $. IlANEN,
Secretary,
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CO.,

N'nperr, y. ..
" u meeting IN Oct. ~. 1914. the Dirr,-
tors ~ the trocirr-N hrei-r Company de-
rlnred n rrguIar quarterly dividend 1T
w., IN the common stock and M On
the preferred stocl. for the quarter ending
september Both, 1910. pnS able October I0tiI,
iNlG. Books ,lo>,d htob-r Nih. iyIG,
T.. Lang, Secretary.
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Investment Questions and Answers
This column appears three tins. zach we-L

TWs CTunTh Tpearr tnt6 Nmss 6FH WcrT-
Readers nay ask NJ many queanors a. they like about Investment subjects
hut please 70 not ask about "a half dozen companies. In one etter, as It adds
unnecessarily to ue clerca work of this office. DO not send money. This service
is free Bc auc to give you raddressa as well as our name. because most inquiries
are answered by mail All correspondence is held as confidential
Address all communications to Financial Editor THE SrS.. SO Brad street
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Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy n. r. Co.
IOWA DIVISION BONDS

NJ provided In the Trust MORTGAGE uf
~" Chicago. Burlington & Quincy kaliroad
Company, dated october /, 1879. tn sum Of
$232,@37.o3
has been set apart for the purchase and
cancellation for Siuking Fund purposes or
Hnnds secured under the sait mortgage Mt
the lowest price, NO, TO exceed par and
a'crucd Interest for -Four prr cent. Ron,is
or iNj prr cent. aud accrued interest for
Five per- cent. bonds.
scaled proposals 20 cell said Bou's. on.
d,rsei Proposals u e.. u. a q. Iowa III
vision BOnds," viii be- received ly tho uu-
d"rSisnod at the ONO. Of thc said com.
pass, No. 70i Ssnrs Hniidiug. Ru.tun.
Mass, until "Wednesday. October IA, 1915,
~ 10 $50 o'clock \. W.. when tho bids Viii
tc opcned aud the accepted bids doolartI.
l%nt"re.t Oh accepted Bonds will cease
October ~, 1916.
EDWARD u. O%'CONNOR. Cashier.
Boston, oct. J. 1916.
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i.b. Location, Occupied AZ
Cor. fursyth aud stanton rts., uortt
nniranc" IN torsN tn st........1'. >. ~
s-'"r. FutsNlh and stanton rts. south
'ntran'' ~ I'ors! IA st,.......f :. ~
o-ior. u. Houston and EsscN sts,. sou. :
entrance on lascN t..........f =. u
f-'or. u nou ton ANA l.stcN sts.- ext
o. Us lat st, 'Ntt . ON lat rt.......p. = ~
9 y 1'f 81. c'tt q on Ist -t......f. =. -
,-E. an ~. bot. 81, ave. AMI Ntc. \,
eo-' entrance on court .......l'. =. -
S-h, ~ It,, hei. L. syc. aud Ave. \, ca I.
'utruh"a on court ........ .,..P. y. 6S
"-"lo '. uth st...... ....... Idl"'
10 y. 'th ~, bot. lat aud "d avcs.. %cciir"
Ii-E. ih ~, boi. ist and "a AYES. east
entrance ........,.,.. ; -
Il 81" VA ~ ...... ...ss.. -ss.- ,,hs'
l"-l'r "tlt ST.. .'..ss... '"I
it-toi t'it 81 ......",..... .tnl.rintc,
-l"f NN". .......... ,Nat" =
IL &, ~ ............. narp,
it-ii@ T.. ath ST.. ........ .... Bs'hH
1s--c"r. % ?th 4. aul i' o'".' 'n't ! ,"o,,
n -" ~, All .,ri ryit . 90
90. Iath a.. bot, D., 'uj "i % 81
ri y irh IT,. bet. 81, ana a . -. ~:
' o. Hs 80
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$40 W. ;O,h 81. sou,hwcs, en,r,
Twelfth assembly district.

J. u LuyH'iuu. Occupied Hs
ito t.. 18th -. main Hntraucc.r :. 1875
Eth II, east ~ Ave. -. west cntrJncc,
l.. =. 81
'-l"' we. '..s... .... .t... h"t'hu'itl.
Eth It, east Of Ave, h, east entrauc".
L.. :. 81
t--Ts l. 18Th g. main 'ntrancc.p. :. t"f
e.. AN'. f...,..... 500. ... Barber
Il. l'lu ST., l"t. LIST ave. and Alt. y.
N-'.l v llfb s'...... ........ Electrical
"-S:I = i'm f............. E".taIrsn ny
l"--Iy. ,Hi hN' s...... ...'''.. .... = tuitlr"
lie 9ri Btrh'-
- .rN dN'. ..t-s. . +.'.s ... s sb''n'T
l5-E. l'tu -, bot. lst ave. and Az. \.
east entrance. ..............I :. iot
it-SIs T.. l.ih .............. IA rhe-
lJ-5ol Az. '..... ......... ..... VI rh'-
l%--3@@ Let tt......... ia rl,o-
l.--3-o v. Goth IT., main entrance p. :. 20
IN-3-o !. ."'U st, cast entrance. '. :. 80
l'--Il v. .hth 49,. west entrance. ..f. :. 80
."-'ll y. ""tr -. centre entrance T.. :. 20
:l-3'H I. :'up .,.......... Barrie"
l.. 80 - .......... 'Hrpcntc"
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~ INE STV'h NOT.DT.IiS ON
THE TENSION ENVELOPE 90.

OF special Meeting Of ~Stookholdori
lnr thn LIe,ll0n " Oil -,inrN-
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Thirl Assembly District.


j. u I.u,atipn. Occupied -
Tor. Mulberry and BayatJ sts.. uuIih
cItrai"" on Mulberry st.......p. :. "G
.-''r. Mulberry aud liayard st. Ua!arI
~ ~. IdI'c s.s .s.s ..... . d. .... T. :. ~
$50 Mot r.. boys' entrance. ...r. los
~ Mot; A., girls entrance....r =. IUN
~. M"tt 81. ...... ......... .Grut'r
h-lls IsAn'cr st. south Nurl an o.. ma.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
BLUE HILL.

Mrs. H. C. Humphrey has returned
from her visit to Ohio.
John Bergstrom commenced work on
Otto Borneke's farm on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Chisholm returned to her
home in Milaca last Saturday after
visit with her daughter Mrs. Clar-
ence Taylor.
Arthur and Alfred Chisholm of
Milaca spent Sunday with Blue Hill
relatives.
Miss Olive Olson is working at the
Riverside Hotel at Princeton.
The Stenson family of Santiago
were guests of John Bergstrom last
Sunday. John had all the good eat
ables and set up a sumptous meal meal
to his visitors.
The cemetery meeting last week
was we'll attended, and the following
officers were elected: Clarence Tay-
lor, presidents; Mrs. John South, secre-
tary and treasurer; Hartman Camp,
actuary.
VIM. Mohaupt Of Duluth is spend
ing the week at John Fullwiler's, and
treating the house to a coat Of paint.
Mohaupt Bros. are intending to use
their farm for a fancy stock farm
some time in the future.
Geo. Reichert of KEENAN,, Wis.,, was
spending a few days visiting his broth
er, Charles, last week.
Gus Miller was engaged at a lob
OF grubbing for Chas. Brande last
week.
Mrs. E. Stromwall, Mrs. Grace Sam
uelson, Mrs. E. Towle and Chas. Cone
of Foreston, have had monuments
erected at the Blue Hill cemetery to
mark the grave Of their mother, Mrs.
A. Cone.
Geo. Swearinger has engaged to
work for Chas. Reichart for the sum-
mer.
Fred Neuman and Eva Belair were
married at the Greenbush Catholic
church last Thursday, and left for a
short trip to Minneapolis the same
day.
More rain more rest, is what we are
getting now, and we are getting a
plenty of rest this summer. Hay will
be an enormousc rop. Clover is the
best for many years. Oats and wheat
are growing nicely, but rye is the
poorest ever known and the yield will
be small. Many pieces will not pay
for harvesting.
Some Of our roads are in a hor-
rlole condition. The road leading west
from the town hall to the Santiago
line is almost impassable Deep mud
holes make hauling dangerous. We
have one man in Blue Hill to fix the
roads, but he cannot attend to all the
work.
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DISTRICT NO. so.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fiero attended the
dance in Wyanett Saturday evening.
Mr.. Fiero furnished the music.
There was a pretty wedding solemn
lied at the M. Stacey home Sunday
evening when Mr.. Paul Griep and Miss
Marian Stacy were united in marrige
by Rev. Samuel Johnson of Princeton.
IN the presence of about so relatives
and friends. The young couple left
for st. Paul Monday morning, where
they will reside.
Myrtle Norberg returned home last
Saturday from Wyanett, where she
has been working.
Cut worms are working quite gen.
orally on some fields of corn, and
there is no corn to spare this year.
Herb and Art Campbell and their
mother and the formers wife, were
callers at the Griep home Monday ev-
ening.
Walter and Charley Johnson have
painted and otherwise repaired their
car so that it look fine now.
The dance at Mr.. Wysnfuis new
barn Saturday evening was we'll at
tended, and a good time was reported
by all.
Small grain is doing well, but corn
anc potatoes are getting too much
rain.
Still the candidates for county COM
nissioners are numerous. It must be
lucrative position.
Work on the state road is progress
ing slowly.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1916-06-15
is 1T YOUR KIDNEYS?
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles.

Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles.
Many people never suspect their
kidneys. If suffering from a lame,
weak or aching back they think that
it is only muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think it
will soon correct itself. And so it is
with all other symptoms of kidney
disorders. That is where the danger
often lies. You should realize that
these troubles often lead to dropsy or
-Bright's disease. An effective remedy
for weak or diseased kidneys is
Doan's Kidney Pills. Residents of
this vicinity are constantly testifying.
Mrs. A. Thorpe, Elk River, MIMI,
says: II have known of Doan's Kid
ney Pills for years. They have re-
lieved me of sharp, shooting pains
through my back and in my hips. There
is nothing too good for me to say
about Doan's Kidney Pills.
h, Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
kimply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Ifsooan's Kidney Pills-the same that
!drs. Thorpe had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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First Pub. June 1-3t)
Order Limiting Times to File Claims Within
Three Months, and for Hearing Thereon.
ESTATE OF NE-ZHO-BE-QUAY.

ESTATE OF METEOROLOGICAL.
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Laos.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ne-zho-be-
quay, Decedent.
Letters of Administration this day having
been granted to William Bierman, and it ap-
pearing by the affidavit of said representative
that there, are no debts of said decedent:
1t is ordered that the time within which all
creditors of the above named decedent may
present, claims against her estate in this Court,
be, and the same hereby is, limited to three
months from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday the 18th day of September, 1916.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the Probate Court
Rooms at the Court House. at Princeton in
said County, be, and the same hereby is,
fixed and appointed as the time and place
for hearing upon and the examination, ad-
justment and allowance of such claims as
shall be presented within the time aforesaid.
,. Let notice hereof be given by the publica-
ton of this order in The Princeton Union
as provided by law.
Dated May goth, 1916.
VIM. V. SANFORD,
Court SeaD Judge of Probate
W. B. Carman,
Attorney of Petitioner,
Detroit, Minnesota.
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ESTATE OF J. FRANK QUNLAN.
State of Minnesota, County of Mile Laos.
In Probate Court -
In the matter of the estate of j. Frank Quin-
Ian, decedent.
Letters of Administration this day having
been granted to Edward Quinlan. It is ordered
the above named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be- and the
same hereby is, limited to six months from and
after the date hereof; and that Monday, the
18th day of December, 1916, at 10 o'clock A. M.
y the Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at Princeton, in said County, be and the
same hereby is, fixed and appointed as the
time and place for hearing upon and the ex-
animation, adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall beb presented within the time
aforesaid. -
Let notice hereof be given by the publication
OF this order in the Princeton Union, as pro
vided by law.
Dated June 5th 1916.
WS1. v. SANFORD,
Judge Of Probate.
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