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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-06
Honors 10 Americans.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 6.-The mayor OF
Southampton last evening gave a banquet
60 the officers of the u. 5. IS. New York,
Eap E1ncisco nssd Alliance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-06

There has never, up to this time, been
found q remedy that will so quickly, pleas.
antly and surely relieve and cure Bronchitis
and build up the general health as will
ANGLERS PETROLEUM EMULSION,
the Food. Medicine, pleasant to take.
80 cts. and 81. 90. OF druggists.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
An ALIEN LABOR ELL


There h in prsp@rstioo and win be
fufrodoesd in the HOoss . bill
to prohIbif smpIoyDent Of aliens
upon public esrporstiOns- The idea Of
s1eh . measure is - protect American
LABOR ln its rgbt 70 a preference On the
pay-roIIs u eorp0rzEiODs rendering .
psblie seryies under ffsnchisss granted
by q RovernmsIt q American voters
OF eo1rse,th immediate object aimed
a. Il t1 prohibit railroad and STEAMBOAT
eompAnies. sDd public corporations
gsDsrally, from employing Chinese
eoolIes Of imported lsbOssrs from any
county. until they shAll have been
here lvDg ssoUgh 70 at least declare
their intel on u becoming 80 Ameri-
eza citizen. About ten thousand such
aliens are nov employed by public cor
pOratiODs s1pported BY the American
people. Most Of these sreChiDe~e coolies
engaged a. section hands, bridge and
calvert builders. tack layers and track
ref airers for the Pacific railroads.
The principle IL sound one If IT can
be framed into 30 act that viii stand
the tests Of the c,urts. II i great 10
justice 70 American lAborers that their
piAcss shall be flied by elements that
do not support families, church, school
or state aid never, or even intend 70,
assume the duties Of citizenship. There
may BE- place where they can be em-
pioyed. 80 clearing land, tut certainly
it il unjust 70 employ them At 80 70 90
cents day 10 do work which q corpora
ton would have 70 pay American eitI.
lzsns 81 50 70 t26O day TO perform.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

ths hsfgsis ~ iiuis iissks iAs sss isiy Fss
fsgfhifsi hssfsFfh A. = taste fiiss,

fhs hsfasis ~ huts isssks tAs ~, isig 90
fslfhifsi hsssssfh ~ liiils fllss,
il.s hairy Fuf tsyeliesl ke,salah.
"a i1s maAsui NAnH ihs supply a
shlala aud ilip afElrly flHds sogo fsil
lus shWf has had tis fsliay a dud
ina Nth 2 li a nallliy aHd ihe n,04
~ hlil hlnA A. slluIslf 1hry bsgs
~ i4sas iAo Nn4ut ~ buis ~ Lab
isfwa iAs mei4p.s b . sslld s9lelnn.
Hil'inlaIip go $3.50 d afF4sf Dsibulo
ahY Nss aisels istsH . lsHsula lsieissi
lH Flss is
h'saiHH is'sHiiy sssspslsl pals
fiaih ats' fih'Hs . sea- in Nit sllssln
Ntaii ~ n'ssH lH aiinh fks ftiesdani
Haf fald a. HHafs fAp gslI tgp. ~,
hf'Hs A. iiit eltfNiaig "a a. tslsig
HHnfiHs 500 isH sla ~ asi ~ a. M
YHiig lNip ihai nisllfHsti apsis N ~
N'sisi eiia iAs gHssil.ts a s.s.sl8 isl,i
siia H'iisf hesiisl ssisHiifl.ss "a So
hf tfl ltil HaiiiF ssspsa d a.
49, aHl ffllinllE ffsaHlssa Al e.i.
aiiiaf Htigh b haa bsliaslas ~ ~
NsHieia "a . hetasi ~ f,ll -
f'tff siithff ssa - ltf hslsll.
ii'if fissiltH ~ a. 49, lsnsfns 49,
taf N'a le NaiaH A. hsIl lsa.atlg y.
ssHff Feihft iflesif uAe ss.lis Al
tsi HiiA rasplnf sasB u
este hf4 a ~ ali a. lal IA l.sa
tHeN4 thal ~ ifaH a,fa.a.i.t 80
~ eill ~ r@ hs.ts8 Al ~ ~, ~
saie iaf lefialis sisss t.a.a,t ~.
ewN 'Hff'l# iism AZ Na,ts N
st''i tssg sif HlIi fsaHlaf hss.lt
N'fl ''t #H4sH ia ls.H fla.sa
n ~ li'iitsFl 80 'sif ~ AIllAsslAs
n''is Ha isfHsiHis ss.IsIl5 N
s'siF it'ssf tal isal y ti0lslI,s 4.
W saia'i 80 ~ ssllsla,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
GOLD NINE FOUND
A Bonanza Every Day
of the Year.
COLD not FIND 4 GOLD MIN
But struck 81 Rich WeelsIy
Find Of silver.
Gould not find A GOLD MIN

A man who cannot find
gold mine and bring its nc
yield into his daily stock Q
wealth, is very glad to strike
silver mine.
The man who strikes Ia
OXE CENT DAILY has got a gol
mine of news for So a year
But if he is not so situated a
to get a golden harvest Of new
by daily mail, or to get ma
two or three times a week, b
can strike a silver nine and ]
made happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

IEs lHif .aisals hFlisnHias 4 ~
nHlg fH na ffllnaiHs saassaf a iAf
a.a dailsarra lH iiis hssss q e.is
hsas ~ ila flaE ilH sfislsasd tsd
n HflaNalaI
hh nlanl ~ Nlis fi.sl .s.es ls ~
tHa "a mmiHs ~ iassH slassb
$3.50 IN hHaa tsfal ~ apsssfg.
a iNIH HlstiflHf sHiils ~ #sl ~
H n ta1lfHH N lsssfa l,sAua
stNtll sp.eHa aAa alil . lfsa isot
NHHg ~ lif Halfs si.a fsslliHs inis
M aNmF hf b sslA ~ hssf 49,
ss|H ihf nHd ssssF ihiss
N asa hail ~ iiHs lssllfA a. hassa
4 sNirlta efHg sgls slsass a
H |aaFlHf iHN.a fana 80 ~
HiH0l ataa ~. sll lsasi a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
OUR SILVER MINES.

Oregon must encourage th
use of more silver We mul
do all IN our power to haV
capital INVESTED in our thOI
sands of undeveloped silvI
mining properties. All siIy|
men should use silver. BID
and sell in silv' +, pay your hiI|
in silver, pay the minister ad
the editor IN silver, buy aI
read silver papers, send in|
silver quarter for three month
a silver half for six months. \
a silver dollar for a year Of d
WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL !
A One Dollar Weekly.
The Silver Dollar Week
Best 81 weekly on the n
cifc Coast.
No papers sent unless pa|
for in advance.
No trouble 10 postmaslal
or subscribers 10 get il stoppi
IL stops.
This weekly has all the j
islatiye news
This weekly has more mes
about the state goyernma
than any other Oregon papj
II IL an Associated Pri
Paper
II Is the paper for Itepubl
cans, Democrats, Populisis u
all Who believe IN Free sped
aud good government for
people.
We pay no commissions
agents or p0stInasters N
persons getting up clubs
THf JopgRAL II sid diree|
" the people ~ the lov
cash prlees and cannot
bought n any Que ebesi
ulan the Publishers direct
IHt JopnRAL deals din|
gllb ihs people, not tbros1
npiddlsmsn. lts publia
afe responsible 10 the peal
only ~ ilieir editorial poIlaA
lhsy $40 400 shaped Dr a1
by spy my, faction, bossss
ii'@dblneI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
AMERICAS ua1uous SUPREMACY.
A Writer WE Thinks sarstogA Can Match
the Countess Of ROslyn.

II much more comfortable 70 con-
ider the mote in your brothers eye
than the beam in your own
Iheard some patriotic American won
en- congratulating themselves that with
ali its fashionable follies and fsds
swell life" in this country never did
and il was not likely il ever could ap-
proach that In England
And then one Of them told that dam
aging little story about the young Coun'
tess Of Roslyn losing her diamond stud
ded cigarette case in a fashionable res
taurant, the case having been presented
10 her by no less parsonage than the
Princess Of Wales.
Naughty Countess Of Roslyn, TO
smoke her cigarettes in public restau'
rantl After all, Spartan virtue is the
best sort 70 hold fast by. The crime con
sists not in the commission, but in the
discovery. Now. II she had only naok-
Cd &C homel wondered II either Of
those two good American danes had
ever been in Saratoga during tbs racing
HtHhJus uDAbf II fBtAA fbANlIF
tions Of Americas yiFtuOus supremacy
could stand the shock likely 30 DO ad'
ministeTed there
One dOes not Ike 20 read about the
uIhyerality n betting going on there
among WOmcu-nOt fact base women
alone, women who have no regulations
10 lose bat all sorts and conditions,
young and old, gray haired women, 70
whom you would think eternity Was
appealing ~ sn imminent call, young
girls ainNng aside Textbooks foF bet
ting bo0ks Rich aud poF, the mania
has selAsd thsm all, and . poolr00m IL
~ their disposal whore they can empty
their purs's and display their lask "
horse senss with lbe recklessHess char
aclerlsiloo ~ women Who. having stspped
outside ihs barriers that mark the line
N safety, aafn litile hew far they sda
dB fran che safety a bgaten psths 49,
Jeanette n WalWoHh IA Nov York
Mail and EapFoss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

A srupss L - "a. % g.. -aF'a---e' ~'''
- 49, srs--i FFerl-a-
A as.-~- r.-~ s'fe D. gsrrl-
an was n ~ -
r,rst anna a..t-sc.- lor-l =
b.d rsoeiv.u fr4. Mac v Al ID
-stz.iou r. 4 tl.r.es. ~ q the day sE'-
poauted ss.d 31st - Be EAs A.pl1 =
s4srs. be sr.s r.ssal E.ta . Floient a.
- - "a n--.r.- =. I'D dscidsd 70 fo-sso
the ple.srrc g. sore for hin ne %
peI vTrose . i-fsrr oi Epoioey, oallld h-s
orderly ard s-i1:
s.C1r. you vii give tbs let'.-r 70
NJ " md tleu 20 ard fetch ne
ny diuul-
Here tsc plot co1ulsz.oe- U.s =.
CT after c.--lfuIly sscreting TIE is''ei
ia uis b-r 3 pookes al0ls with rs y
fr.e.o ura.a' He arrived IS Nine.
- delivered his me1sage and
Food a. ri-it - 9 s-t1e- I5e lazy o.
tie hon i. .-..s eurFrssed and inquired
v-,,.r b. ,-ss s-aiii-g f0r. Guy replied
"-7he o1lu1eI tod ne % fei1n him
bis C.Dafr.
Nm. - rav the mans mistake,
give eer-aiu crders, and the servants
as..de-f ths fzlt5fll liDesrnan 81 of
djs1es emitting fragrant odors- More
Ove-, M1-e. V---slIYped half oot'le
II charnpaglse into tils soldiers pocket
and uid.
"Toa Iill sarvethis 20 the colonel al
Do r.
Gzy c.-se back, and. upon my word,
n r,zt.r.sart seeEed 20 have provided
Lost Of gOo< things that the colo
raj ayt q, and tool his seat ct the table
y. 1.,s ,yup be sIywly began 70 recover
li. ..-t..re. TO hs no small surprise.
T. l....,.i los nEde him quite raven
~. STA ti.e curces his pain disap-
Is w1s supeiied at the roast
D. &, dun.fOudcd at the game, and
t..lh. souder crew at the marvellous
!. l...s 5licd b. his chophOuse keeper.
s. toe q. sort ths orderly, obeying his
i, -rue.ici.E set the bottle Of champagne
1.i tie table be was asked for an ex-
D. nation. when everything came out
Tie colonel in despair thought the mat
tlr over ard thea gave his orderly 10
f.mcs. telling bin TO buy bunch Of
flowers aud present. It from him 70
Mime. v. Then our colonel, salts
& j that Ee had done his best under the
trying circumstances. settled down in
~ easy chair and composed himself 70
sleep. All hour and half later the door
opened, and Guy walked in and grayely
dcpositcd two franc pieces on the Ia
be. The colonel questioned him with
some anxiety.
'"Tac 10y paid for the nosegay, ="
sid lle LoBet warrior, apparently well
igslcd sslil i.s genera! turn Of affairs
Nine. v, On receiving the bOu.
quet. had gwen the soldier francs by
way Of tip, On receiving which the
latter simply replied.
''It isn't 5 francs, please, ma'am; Il
is 10 franc.
Colonel T. was confined 90 bis bed
Tor three days, 70 the great alarm Of the
" hole Of the garrison. -Progres IllustTe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
Ouser Ceppsr MIN.

"Thre are many kinds u mines aud
Numerous INJECTIONS for saving pre-
si0us metals. faid Professor l.. y
Waring II Omaha, but the strangest
one / ever heard q Is ~ Butte, Mon,
When mines were hrst discovered Ia
thAt locality, u was found that the Wa
Ter contained ia the hssures waa ~
ilroDgly impregnatsd with copper Ia ~.
luiion that tools q all kinds were quick
by destroyed BY the aiiiuity u the copper
f1r tbs iron. fof a luug liHie the water
pumped out ~ the mine Wens b. waste.
b. 40 method was known ~ eEtraOting
tho copIaF from it AftsF awhile . dis
egycry Was made thai h bsing gsad 10
good adYauiage horue tlu cans found
their way into the small stream IN =
short liina 10 Wa n0tioed that they had
eFey appearance N hsing made n pure
ooppHE ~ ihioAiy Nefe thsy covered
w,ih thal metal in noting thls faet
900 laan resolved a. ~ an fkIeFlmrnt
~ immodlatelg purchaaed ihe oEclusiYe
iRht g. tAo wafer Thea he ppi in q
f.nts q FutuYulis hAd ianks slnR lhs
HHlie ssily ahen ibp water fau Ihose
ha lllal Niih all iho pld nlsiai a. b.
BAD il iAe i0wH, iHaadlns 90 Lagfel
hfIF Af ihe end " siE m0aihs hs
iaHna flai ihr oid lggi sss totally a.
fifa}D4 snd iu lts p.sas We tsdi
meHisly drRaii ln ihe boitaH "A ihp
ueasoin NhirA Nas ~ ~ rsui 80
go ioala nlols ilfiaaaF4t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

t.ts sueh scsiDn - 70 drive tbs farm
en-. The InhuEerH, TIE Di1srns The D.
mesaliisss out of The Republiean party.
La uissoaa snd modeztion prevail
IL as slsos . man with whom Ne can
r. befors TIE psople q this STATE N NE
nanss q 81 tbe ReBublicAns aod al tbs
reo~1e n Orawun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

AbF a'sss'i AZ iliff alse hsFg its
lispalllssns plg lsilsa ibs itapD ~,
eas sil.flsa $40 ilsa ~ eHspiisg a.
ilf hslfsa e'sli Hsues lnnlna
llf asplsssaif ~ il,f ~ hshH|b ~
49, isu isHw - fsilsHa ibsy sH
90 asiF ~ ulfssg lassv N lbb rsif
ssghss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

tlsfl y 's.ssiea.
n. iilsti a 49, 80
" - feaf "A fHiA atflss
hf n HlfiF rlt ~ y -,
tH ~ [" 20 lisf 49, as4...
sAs sss''l issss a.i,lsss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

isHf eselg ~ rihsl aai sHf
Fe4 $3.50 Hfe A. M ts'aslsm ~
flas sss fass sssbil Hsss a'sH hil y
basif a y ilf ssaud lHl,si.s
ibsl ~ sll ibf Hpplsalisa sse n
lllsi eissig tf'f lssa ssi ~ ssba
lan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

There y ~ lnasl Que representative
IN lhs isEialslufs ifom psalhlll sho
bad lhs ouulsEs N bis convictions iu
eaneas ~ nominais osndldais faf ihs
unlhd aiaiss ssnsir lis voted fof .
ffes Silver uan ffoin siaH ~ nplsh
ihls nlsn sas iiun n q nulld sdlief
~ ihs ehsiidsn hgp she h ihs l9int.
lspls.spisilgs " fsmlli snd lllls
Hasit, 10 sals ~ solian ass
piolalisd W . dasifp ~ lspfsfsRi ihs
upf asiimspis ~ ibs lsplls y ~ ssNi
biH ihsH Wills hf Ualia h uei
fpilils9 ~ sgg siseisl plslsf 80 smpy ,
a'asH ~ apig ~ seliuH riil dsaiiisss
~ sppissislsa Fsablll iisfsw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

ftf sss,ssl sfsfHa ~ a. simsi
sasissiiss ~ hiessf isftH ass
~ sseeilsiw Ffiellsg A. aaf ls
. lsisl fiHles lsass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

Senators McClung and Alley voted
the sentiments Of Dine-tsnlhs Of ths
voters Of Lane county when they voted
against Dolph. Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

There ls Que Fodoeniug feature about
tbs present STATE senate. II has a
msml'sF not oply goiDg BY the good
old honest name " John smith. bot ~
wsli who u Dsmoofsl, = combination
that shoald b. Ireslslsble bul n 10 "
~ regretted, NJ smith ls Roa in . p,si,
iion " fua thugs himsslf Albany
lleni0ofsi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

Senator Cole aud Representative
Burke Of MultnOmAh county dared TO
break what was supposed 10 10
. solid thirteen aud voted against
DOlph. - Eugene Guard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
SAID ABOUT TIE LEGlsLAfURE

Economy IL 10 idle word; 1t means
buslBss, and the members Of the legis-
ture should uuderstand II sO.--ROse-
burg PlAlndealeF.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

from the tone Of Governor Lords
inaugural address IL may be taken A. =
settled fact that hs will veto any aud
sll eKtrayagant appropriations that
may be made VI tho Legislature. The
governor IL IN perfect accord With the
people on All questions. t1sebufg
plalBdsalsF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

~ D. b hsla rlisislsi ~ nnan
sst snis npd as sasllsls lhsi
~ fpess hsAips fpsasi \ ssuislg
isif sea ilsf slienkssi "a lssYsnlpF
lassi "a sag l8s ifl nasas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

iieH iabe q hHebfll 10 lfssAaf
issasl n '4Hs slRf issf ptpg
49, lsi ~ lhs1ls AZ lsei aas.
iasa,l A. lhal saaisa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
$3.50 INWARD OFFERED

IRE undersigned Of1erS $500 reward lor the
-jnYcilOn 4 the TGrty or parties VINO burned
i barn an nJIatE on the night Oi iiectmDti
I lsssl lie VIII also pay eau for each aeces'
. ~ 10 the crIuie / own two good Taneheh
tud am bile 70 pty this reward.
JtbEPh q. AhDkhsONl
10 t2.d6 win Nshan'a, Or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

plass ~ afFsi llsllaB y az a slia ;
fali 49, tsiss n ~ Faa nsklns
saael hsts assesses lfaiaaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
phpfh piKFOI
y d. boi ssnd slai0ps ~
sllysi, N buy . postal ngls
EghgMBgRl

1Hf WffHUY J0prhAi 7
h,l bs seBi ual,.ss pald ~
al1sHes ahd goi a. lssue loa1
Niss fou 10y fpE w. =
t'ig ~ ~ 100 pef eepi 4
'yn ~ 800 oa poa
fOHER BllOs
PuldiAa
ssiss, Oregon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

haf tsa eHfif 4 sais,f A. hs,,s
fsH ntI fsaf a. lsfss - ~,
A FsaN ls..l.s. N. !.
fa'f NH aisH ~ IA sos il.ss
~ elnA HIlieal lsall. -,
liNH ~ sHles siaf n = !
HH lfaNl n lA..asa sa.A
NfN aHm aflfI la Nlf 81 ~
h ft nlN 49, \. F.II V
lew ns' 40 81 ~ n'sf isfs So Y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

Nn msslal a ~ ~ 49, lllssl,
~ep,ssssg n asse seas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

HHH lsf lsaaf Al
fH HH n ~ iHHff ftsia -
a hsN q ~ lfl4 -
ff N ~ tfsfe ffihH isH 49,
Hif Hiit st
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26

HhH hAk#a Nltei slsig
.a 'sal eill.t ats ~ - -.
!.,.. ''sliss " : '5..,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
Cooper Shop.
CSRCS STEWART

hts Opsnsd np = sllop north Of hiEs's. mill, IN
sDuth Fai -, where ne 10 pfs par W HlRkt
sni repair kli kinus Of OOpefags, huen ~
pslls. tubs, Kegs, baIrsls aud chuTns, Only
The Desl ssaAOpsf SUCK uAed, rTloss reason
able. Is-dkS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
SeHnd Sentiments On the Sens-
tSrship.
4 REPUBLICAN SILVER CHlHPBA
The Greet Issue Il the Corpora
tIOn Question.

Representative Hotter On Thursday
plses,d TOE name n Hoo. Harrison X
KiDea5d before TIE ja4Dt convention of
the OnsgOB legislature in the following
words.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-26
CLUB STABLES
NE kNTl-M0k0P0LY
Strictly Cash Market

sm duinF al my own slsuFlteHns ana
,aasss sr-iaablnS, Asii sli fFesh 1lrsit ~ ~
irFrfat9f pfe4ars, Ffae afligefy lin eily
si,pp opposite bfeseTg.
-, ,OHAA WOlE A 90,
ffH fiopTls ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-12-06

Supt. Edward Florada, of the
Oliver Mining Co., has been in
Chicago during the past week.
Joe Loeb, the Duluth liquor
man, did business in the city GA
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. 20 ShadbaeV .sd .;s-
ter. Miss Benjamin, left on Mon.
day for Chicago, on 4 stock p.ur-
chasing trip ~fer the Ckica4o
Cash Dry Goods Store.
J.. "A. vanDyck attended to
otssincss matters 1T Tower and
Ely the first of the week.
F. S. Colvin was over from
Biwabik on Saturday.
: sHudson" Tanning returned to
his school duties at Duluth on
Monday.
Miss Josie Westby. OF Hibbing.
visited With her sister, Mrs. E.
b. Burley, or Wednesday,
Editor Cuppefnoil was in Du.
luth on Monday and Tuesday,
making his monthly collections
Misses Mae Gill, Nellie Ker-
nan, Margaret Ahearn and Dazy
Wilmot we're Kibbing visitors on
Saturday.
G.. A. Bes1sck. formerly of b.
wabik. has accepted a position
with G. S. Fowler, wholesale oil
dealer of Minneapolis.
J. B. Sattler. of the Phoenix,
visited his family in Duluth the
first OF tire: week.
Chief o9 Police Brown went to
Duluth Monday.
Capt. A. II. Stevens has been
in Duluth the past week..
G.. Schoenleber did business a,
Hibbing yesterday.
Soloman Sax went to Hibbins
this morning.
! Supt. Michel. of tho Lake
Superior mine at Hibbing, was q
Virginia visitor on Tuesday.
W. J. Olcott, of the Consoli
dated company. was on the rangs
yesterday, visiting the Adams a
Eveleth.
Will KHeston Sundayed i,
Tower.
} Attorney Mcneil went to Du
luth Montxy>
e. W. Cootrs walked man,
miles without commensurate re
turns on Wednesday afternoon
, He was on d collecting tour a
7 Biwabik.
Miss S@tss McNecl, who at
7 tends school at Duluth, spen
Thanksgiving at home.
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To w. N. CAREY, Defendant :

Tow. N. CAREY. Defendant:
Yeu are hereby summoned to be and an
bear before the undersigned. ono of the Jus
ticc4 n the Peace In and :fora,id county on
O'clock in tho City OF virginia In said county
to answer to N. g. Palmer. in q civil action.
Shos.sd you fail to appear At tho time and
nEsfast YOU. upon tho evidence addWccd by BY
said N. 9. Palmer. for the sum OF Ono Humid.
red $stoo; o0 ncilars and costs, and Q{shpFte
49, Often under ny hand this III gny Of
November, a. D., le05. ffas3E ?:
s<ss*ss# II. j. EATON,
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
torr1c1AL.1


Council Chambers.
R Rogg3 Lar, meeting.
Aid prrsent--pratt. Ryrnc, Lundstrom,
Cameron, Mr. Prcsident- y
Abs"nt-Ald Sax: Brown and Cofcy.
On motion OF Alu Pratt the minutes
Aid Cofey took his sens in the council
To the President and ci>>Amon council:
Gentlemcn-lOurc committee to whom was
referred the petition OF Dr. Bates, Peter
schpicy and others for an nrc lamp ut inter-
section OF Poplar street and Wyoming ave
tiOn for adoption.
WRPratt
Chas Lundstrom
%z- committee.
EeE>fvcd That the petition OF DIR Ratcs.
Peter %:ltptcfand others Tor an arc light. at
corner Of Poplar street and Wyoming ave be
eransed and thH recorder directed to notify
TIC Light Il Water CO to have the same
PLACED OF eER9er of aforesaid streets
Aid CofFey moved tho adoption Of the
the following vote
Yeas-AId Pratt. Byrnc, Luudstronl.
Cotfcy, Cameron. Mr. President
Passed Nov 20 1893
A:>is So! .<t'> 2. =
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D. - = '''-i' 49, .'i':.'.s''.. tiJ!H!t!Ni
y /! (iu3.:,.::, =. -. -, A,';:t.; :: C.:
=, IT,. .,.i..: ~a1 g.
I1z &C.. - f. s e., e., :" "a
Moon j. Ferr Eumbcr 60, bill o k by
BIDS FOR THE CITY BONDS
Nov goth SIS s5sof T. NJ s'oddaT S,rr,n,, MINI
10 tic president and common co S:i :''"n
Gentlemen For. $1,000 funding bonds OF
&5oo.W each. Gated Dec 1st 1925, maturing
Dec lst, 1875. Bearing per cent interest pay
a ti n a; Yl prncipal End interest pay
to Legality TO ~ satstact!on Of our ' ATTORNEY
the sum of $ffSl5. We furnish the bia nk
DO \ free 9txspensc to the CITY, ''onds ~
legality IS satisfactorily established asS
blank bonds c&H BE furnished
s1's'foI y Il sp s'aads1a 10,
Dietze- Hefsisosf Il Fr;cr Cleveland
Resolved That the proposal OF U NJ Stod-
dard for Dietza DENTS n & Prior OF Ciev Gland,
Q. made this day TOR the purchase Of tllgoo
hereby accepted w
kr kundstrom moved the adoption OF tho
resolution 4! and it was declared adopted upons
Aid present-pratt, Byrnc, coffey, LundL
strom, Cameron. Mr. President
Passed Kov 20 1895
Approved Nov II 1905
Robert McGrucr, mayor.
Mills g. Blancharls bid for city bonds
sl1,1l5
SA EaAts bid &iOO.h
No fustller busine anDearng on motion Of
Aid :CHsaerOB tho conneH adjourned.
E. $. SAIrH,
Clerk OF SIC Common Council
CORpeSA1E SEAr)
Srknt OF MINNESOTA,
Ce'xnty OF st. Louis,
Tho State Of Minnesota,
TO w. N. CAREY, Defendant:
You arc hereby sumuseacd to be and ap-
peaT before she undersighxst one of the JUS
tice> 81 the Peace in and for the said county
on the 9th day OF December. A. D., 1895, ut 10
O'clegk in the City Of Virgiaia In said county
Should you fail to appear at the time and !
place aforesaid Judgment will be rendered !
against you, upon tho evidence adduced by |
said A. D. Brown. for tho some of Nineteen !
and $500 Q8l9 75) Dollars and costs, and dis |!
burseInents Of said action,
., Given under my hand this 7th day of
November, A. d., 1858.
.H:5 II. J.. EATON,
Justice OF tho Peace
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