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The Topeka state journal., 1898-04-01
Carpet Dept

Good, firm and heavy Floor Mating,
others sell it for not less than 15c, per
Fine grade Mating, cotton chain, per
yaro ......-... 49,. ....-...... ~ &C
5s Ingram Stair Carpet, per yard. 1Sc
Good quality Cotton Ingram Carpets,
per yarQ .......... ............. Gsoc
Heavier, and better Ingrains, per
yard .-..-.- .-...- ....-..---... .oOc
New designs in Cotton Chain Ingram,
per yard Observation-Disclosures. .42c
Large assortment, extra super. all
Wool Carpets, new colorings and de-
signs, Avenue price S5c-per yard. $50
Very newest styles in Moquette Car
petings, worth $1.25 yard, per yard. Sic
Smyrna Rugs, each
$50, 69c, $1.25, $1.49, and$ 1.9S
Good quality Floor Oil Cloth, in IA,
GA and 8-4, per square yard ........19c
Cottage Curtain Poles, Something
New" complete, with trimmings,
5-foot Wood Curtain Poles. brass
trimmings, each .......-.- ..........19c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-01
NOTICE

At the regular meeting of the State
Board of Examiners held June 18th, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board OF Exam
iners shall meet on the third day of every
month. for the purpose OF allowing
claims against the State, II all claims
not in the Office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
Board until the next meeting which Will
he O.. g.. .,i.ir1 Tuesday of each meath
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGFNE HOWELL
JAMES r. Judge
BOARD of Examiners.
Attr~t:
J. DOANE,
Clerk.
Carson City. Nevada. June :. 1893.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-01

1870
For United States Senate
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART
Of Ormsby.
For Congress
FRANCIS q. NEWLANDS
of Washoe
For Governor
REINHOLD SADLER
OF Eureka
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES R. JUDGE
Of Ormsby.
ror Associate Justice of Supreme Court
CHARLES Fl. BELKNAP
OF Ormsby
For Secretary of Stale
EUGENE HOWELL
OF White Pine
For State Treasurer
DAVE RYAN
OF Storey
For State Controller
SAM ?. DAVIS
vi oF1nShy
For Attorney "eh'r'i
WILLIAM ID. JONES
OF lander.
For state Printer
ANDREW MAtIf
OF Nye
For Surveyor General
EDWARD d. hfLL1
oi aSiloe
foi superintendent Fuhllc
iClliN'
vi EShleIald"'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-01
BULLION & EXU.I'.''I".
BANK
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

Transacting a general Banking Bus
ness. Deposits received. Buy and sell
Exchange on the principal cities Of th>
United States and Europe. Collections
receive.prompt attention. Mining stocks
bought and sold. Bullion and Quicksilver
bought and sold. Current accounts sole
tied with Individuals, Firms, Comnani es,
Banks and Bankers.
Interest ptjd an time de-
DOsits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-01

Carson City. Nevada. June :. 1893.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
CATHOLIC FAIR.

Preparations are now nearly
completed for the Catholic Fair
to be held at Crockett's Opera
House on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings next, Sept.
%, 20 and 80, and a grand sue
cess is assured. @@ j." Is
On "Wednesday evening a lit
:erary and musical program will
be rendered and supper served
from 500 p. N. On Friday eve,
ming ice cream and cake will BE
served. On the same evening
will occur the drawing contests,
four numbers, in which interest
always centers. The four prizes
and contestants are as follows:
Ladies bicycle Misses Rose
Ryan and Stella Janeski. A
doll-Miss Eva Tally and Maria
Page. A boys suit Masters
Walter Mcdonald and Frank
Bodah. A trimmed hat-Misses
Mary Tesak and Agnes Vilmur.
A cordial invitation is extend
ed and q brilliant success is an
ticip ated. !,
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
WILL STRIP AT, EAYAL,


On Wednesday MIR. E. b. Haw
kins. range superintendent o1
the Drake & Stratton company,
formally closed a contract for a
large amount OF stripping at the
Fayal, the first contract calling
for the removal of an estimate OF
44o, 600 yards.
: Mr.. Hawkins informs the En-
terprise that it is the intention
of his company to commence
operations at as ea:ly a date as
possible, and that two shoyels
will be run double Shift on the
work as late into the winter as
practicable.
The fact of this firm, which Is
recognized as the largest con.
tracing firm in the United
States, obtaining this work is
a source Of pleasure to the peo-
pie of the range. They are good
pay, good people to work for,
run no store, commissary or
boarding camps, and the money
distributed by them finds its wav
into the usual channels of com
merce.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
- TSS9e'r-y
TRE CITY NEWS.

I g.
Dr. Stuart Bates returned from
|D1luth Saturday.
Mrs, Wm. Park returned Sat-
fusday from a visit with Duluth
friends.
LA. Norberg. of Ely, q former
Virginia resident, was in the city
lover Sunday. .=-. " - :......:=..z.s
J. o. Shadbolt returned from
the Chicago markets Saturday,
and new goods for the Chicago
Store have been arriving daily
since. ... -.9.,
Deputy Sheriff Hunter was up
from Duluth Saturday, securing
witnesses for the Weinberg
trial, on before district court this
week.
At last the dye man came to
town, doing all kinds of work.
Fred Houck, of Hibbing, was
in the city Saturday. MIR. Houck
eontemplates the erection of q
cottage for rental purposes on
This Wyoming street lot. >:@
Mrs. r. J.. Lenlhan returned
from Duluth Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lenihan will shortly depart
for Pullman, ILL.,, where Mr.
Lenihan will manage the: sale of
patents secured by his father.
C. "a. Morrison was in from
the Fayal Saturday. ~5 .=:=
Vim. Owens left Monday for
ST. Cloud, where he will spend
the winter. s..~. ~ .::..,.> ..:..,.,. T.. =.
Jared D. Taylor went as far as
Duluth Monday. .'. - - ... rib :. 10. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Sweeney,
Mrs.: Gray, Mrs. Palmer and
Misses Margaret and Irene
Sweeney visited the Eveleth
schools Monday. .......*= III.
DR.. Stuart Bates and w. j..
Moore spent Monday in the
woods near Allen. III. :..@@7- II 4.
Gonzague Thuoin came in from
Sparta Monday, spending .
couple Of days with Virginia
friends before returning to BIZ
wabik, to re enter the employ Of
the Drake & Stratton company.
Deputy Sheriff Victor Dash
was up from Duluth Monday.
Mr.. Dash is the gentleman ac-
credited By the News-T Tribune
with making certain remarks
some weeks ago which have been
personally but not publicly de.
oied.
The News Tribune and the
| Eveleth Star eemingly travel on
1 the bicycle built for two, and as
4 such are compelled by ordinance
4 10 become mid oaders.
Jas. Kidd was over from Mt.
lIson " Wednesda day.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

campaign will be delivered at
Crockett's Opera House tomor-
row evening, when Mr.. v. b.
BOLIVIAN. of Ft. Dodge, Iowa,
will address the voters OF the
range on the republican plat.
form. MIR. BOLIVIAN is an attor
ney oy profession and q speaker
OF recognized ability, and a we'll
filled house is anticipated.
The speaker is not entirely q
stranger to Virginia citizens,
having met many OF them while
visiting here in June last as the
guest Of his cousin, DR.. z. K.
Brown, and aside from being q
lawyer and a republican is re
membered as q genial gentleman
in every respect.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
SUES THE SHERIFF.

3. H Chittenden, who recent
" bought an interest in the bal.
loon formerly owned by Prof.
Jenkins, and which was after
ward attached by a deputy
sheriff, for q bill owed by the
Professor, has instituted suit in
district court against !. Sheriff
Sargent in the sum of 5000 dam
ages for detention of the prop
erty. The balloon had passed
into the hands of the new owners
and the bill of sale thereof was
duly fled previous to attach.
ment, and the case is a clear
one. BY means of the unlawful
detention of his property Mr..
Chittenden has already missed
five one hundred dollar engage.
ments, but will doubtless obtain
Judgment to cover his loss. =.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
RECEPTION AND BALL.

The friends Of Private j. A..
Prince, whose return from Cuba
was chronicled in these columns
last week, have arranged for a
fitting reception to be rendered
iVirginia's gallant soldier at the
Opera House this evening. - -
u: Addresses of welcome will be
made BY Mayor p. w. Scott,
Hon. NJ. G.. Palmer and DR.. 2. K.
Brown, and the evening will be
pleasantly ended by . grand
ball, music to be furnished by
the Virginia City Orchestra.
The entire expense Of the even !
ing has been arranged and no
admission will be charged, in.
cluding ball, and q cordial in
vitationsis extended to all to be
present and make Of the occasion
q fitting recognition Of the valor
tthe quest Of honor.
.As noted in ourlast. Mr.. Prince
was suffering from malarial
fever at the time Of his arrival,
but has suficie entity recovered to
be- out among his friends this
week. He returns to the n nGoge.
bic early il October, where be
will rejoin his regiment i. .
OPENs TIE CAarI,AIGN.
The opening speech Of the
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
500 OR % DAYS.

Perhaps the most farcical piece
of justice ever dished up in Dis
trict Court was the sentence i'm
posed upon John Weinberg
Wednesday, when he appeared
and plead guilty to the charge
under which he was indicted for
having attempted the lifeof his
housekeeper in this city a month
ago, the sentence given being q
fine Of 800 or 80 days in the
county boarding house. > !.
The remark Of one OF the wit
nesses upon his return that '.if
Weinberg had killed the woman
he would have been cleared, y
carries q concise idea of the con.
tempt in which his sentence is
held by the people Of this city.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
Sullivan was the only one on the.
shove. He jumped before
Gro ssing the bridge, escaping
with Only 9 fey slight bruises. .
EUyrKs nm NOr Cx1Mk.

- SEc3S. S.SsVDAA07 NAD HO1 OOA4s
W. 4, Eustis, republican can
didate for governcr, who was to
have been in the city on Monday
failed to file an appearance. His
non-appesrance is accredited as
being an error on the part Of
Hon. O. D. Kinney. st. Louis
connty's member Of the State
Central committees. who is said
to have made On error in date.
Mr.. Eustia will visit the range
during the campaign probably
early ia October. ~
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

Hon. Chas. A. Towne, Fusion
candidate for congress from the
Sixth Distrht tawill address the
voters of ths Mesabe on pert
political issues At Crockett,s
Opera House in this city on
Tuesday evening next. !.
MIR. Towne needs mo intro.
ducslon to the people Of the
range, and his famed eloqaence
as an orator will ensure for him
a good audience. -:*s-
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

lfENs TEE C44MI,AIt;N.
Tho opening speech Of the
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
PRErAsssrO srocxs.x1

GulbransonB Bros. have 8 con.
tract for leveling snd preparing
an enormous eokpIle ground a
the Elba work on which is now
in progress. This looks like ,
prospectively busy winter at
that property. -, .s's7ss ~:
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

6 For sale in ArSt-cla1S Hotels, Drug Stores
Restaurants and Saloons. Call for them
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
sHOHEL RAN AWAY.

The key used IN blocking she
steam shovel at the Commodore
got loose Tuesday forenoon and
the shovel started down the ..
NJ. & n. track, gaining force on
the down grade until it struck
into the switches il the local
yard, the velocity carrying it
through several Of them before
stopping AT the time Engineer
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

= Rev. G, F. lykemza. Grand
Chief Templar ofsthe /. O. G. T.
will occupy the pulpit at the
First NJ. e. Church in this city
q Sunday evening next and de-
liver . lecture in the interests of
the cause Of temperance. A
cordial invitation Is extended to
all. 80:
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
1a1sxxY Ar xEurrH I.

1O11kkX Al, &Y1L41A.
The Duluth. MissAbe h North
ern depot at Eyeleth was robbed
last night. An entrance was
effected by cutting . window out.
No money was obtained, but 4
large number Of express pack
ages were carried away by the
thieves, No clue as yet.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23

|NEl;soTA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
NJ Chisholm was over
from Hibbing Tue esday, going to
.Dulpth. .... 81
Mrs. P. Schipley visited with
ffienlds at Wolf Tuesday after
Noon. =..s*..>.A.
Mrs. Woolcock went to Duluth
Wednesday. for . short visit
with friends.
! Mesberg went to Duluth
and Superior Tuesday, on mat
tsrstof business import. .--...
csil 1t the dye works a1d get
= bottle of the lightning grease
and paint repover.
Mrs. F. EnRel left yesterday
for 4 visit at her former home at
Racine, Wis.
Jsea fornqaist returned to the
CITY Friday evening from his
Montana trip bringing with him
seventeen bronchos, which he is
tfaining and selling. The ami
mels have ever,before been tied
and their wild antics have fur
[nished much amusement to spec
ta@rs the past week.
Mr. add Mrs. j. Roman enter.
[tained q party Of about fifteen
friends: Wednesday evening in
honor Of their neice, Miss Lena
Roman, of Ironwood,
s farewell reception was tend
cred Louis Goldfish at Mr.. and
Mrs j.: Romans last evening.
M. Goldfish leaves today for La
Crosse, Wis. -:
= Hoffman. the :. Green Bay
|clothier. is in the city. !.
NO dwellings were burned at
tho Fayal Tuesday, the fire
catehing from burning brush
heaps. ..:
y W. Amsler has moved his
home from near the power house
to the Clements lot. corner Cen
trad and Maple street.
AT: Goss was in from Evel-
eth Sunday. ~. =.
Prot. B. N. Wheelers:came up
From Duluth this morning, and
during his stay in the city will
look over the political field.
= .Kosky & Co. will be the
name of q new mercantile nrm
which has leased the building
racsntly vacated by S. Oberg.
gswin open shortly With 9
lste stock of groceries and
provisions, hay, feed, etc.
The eloquent scribe Of the
Eveleth Star met the writer on
the street Friday and lied. like
an a. r. A. about having sent a
copy ofthe Star to his Virginia
brethren. He came the, baby act
on account of our friendly COM
.ment relative to his political be.
nefs, and has been lying for a
month to square himself. He is
forgiven for pouting, however;
natural with his breed.
& Nh. A. w. Crookston, senior
partner of the firm of Crookston
Bros, of Glasgow, Scotland,
owners Of iron mines in Scotland
England and Algiers, and of the
largest phosphate mine in the
world, in Algiers, is in the city
and will: spend several days on
the range. inspecting the vari
:ous mines and methods of min
ing and the geological formation
Of the lsection. Mr.. Crookston
is heavily interested in western
mining properties, and is now
enroute to Colorado and other
western states. He has made
several previous trips through
the mining districts, but this is
his. iirst visit to the Mesaba,
which he considers the most
wonderful . of all iron ranges
huOHus ..*.--.
RECEPTEoN AND BALL. <..
The friends Of Private j., A.
Prlnce, whose return from Cuba
was chronicled in these columns
last week, have arranged for a
fitting reception to be rendered
iVirginia's gallant soldier at the
Opera House this evening. ~ :.
=: Addresses Of welcome will be
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-09-23
&. Y. 7. Rsiley came up from
Dulsth Monday

u - =
Duluth Monda
Senator Hawkins came up from
Ripley. Tenn, Monday, accom-
panied by ". Z. LoulaD, who
will be ID direct charge ST the
work ID progress at the Biwa,
blk. Il: II ...t ..' u. ..:.. /.
The sterebpticon exhibition at
the Opera House Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Hu
name Society was1veM attended.
and the Society netted : neat
sum therefrom. x. a. II !.
Mrs. j. @. Shadb0lt aud Miss
Aayme Rinnert left Monday Tor
Chicago. to spend 5 season in
studying the latest millinery
effects and purchasing fall and
winter goods for the millinery:
department Of the Chica9o
Store. III ,*..> = <..z,>.. M NJ :. = =
Within the next 80 days It. is
safe to predict that not less than
1900 more men will be employed
on the Mesaba than at the pres
ent time. Wages are good, and
the prospects for a live winter
were never better than at pres.
ent, .::r'-T .o.a.~~ -.
Rev. s. A.. Jameson, Of Du-
luth, will supply the pulpit At
the Presbyterian Church on Sun.
day next. Morning subjec; J:
|.@Wby u Christianity Compared
q Gold. Evening subiect:
"The Two Pillars Of .Solosaon's
Temple, Jochin and Bass q
Pure whiskey HARPER per-
*ect whiskey HARPER every
bottle guaranteed HARPER.
Sold by T. A. Clark, Virginia,
MINI. ->.s>-.,s' 49, .... .
The News-Tribune asserts that
1.-The sublime genius Of The Vir-
ginia Enterprise writes like .
man that had missed some sort
Of an appropriation. 2 No, not
that: like a man who had missed
mis- prophecy on the county seat
through The efforts Of q hireling.
Go hear the Hon. Y. B. Dol
livar at Crockett's Opera House
tomorrow evening. s..- = I ::
Have you. bought a broncho
yet?
The Auburn mine advertises
for so men at 1.75 per day.
Scores sf M Ders are rushing
to Ely at present. attracted d
that point on account f the
opening OF the Pioneer. 4
Ladies have your skirts steam
cleaned atthA dye works.
p. r. Vail on Monday: receiv:.
ed bis appointment as postmas-
ter At Ely. E is said the ap:
pointment does not meet with
e'le nea.'y app1ovat y .ne ous1-
ness il"'eih'so = tns o'eY. i:
NJ. J. segal the Tower. ciger
manufacturer, called on Virginia
+.
mr.. ana MRS J., n. James ana
Mr. ana MRS. mos Dunsmore re
enjoyed d or'Ve 70 sparta sun
oay: .::.s
Rev. G. S. Kathan returned
rr.uay rom MS e"s'ern sr'p:
T. D. HAWKINS lett Wednes :
cay Tor q snort business trip 70
flttsourg ana the east = '.:s~: ]:
O@n.a.~oo So. - 4 A. - n :
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
Brought In an Extra trunk.

A wedding party arrived on the Rock
Island train today and took hack to a
private residence, with friends who were
at the depot to meet them. 1t is nothing
uncommon for the Rock Island to bring
in wedding party, but in this case
there was comical feature. When the
happy groom gave his checks to the
transfer agent and ordered his baggage
taken to one of the fashionable residence
districts, he probably was not aware of
the joke he was assisting in carrying
out. One of the pieces was an old
dilapidated trunk, bound with strong
rope, having the appearance of being
heavily packed, while in fact it was en-
tirely empty. 1t was painted white and
covered with big black lettering. On
the front were the words, ITO be put off
at Denver" On one end was, "Mr. and
Mrs. E K Barnes" and the words ''just
married" Then there was picture of
big red heart, ten inches in diameter,
surrounded with the motto: "Two
minds with but q single thought" In
another place were the words: 'Ts mar
riage failure?" "Nitw With tie rest
of the bridal baggage, the decorated
trunk was sent to Capitol hill-Denve1
Times, Move nber II.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
VERY Badly Kicked.

La the kicking match which occurred
in this city last Saturday afternoon, the
home team met their first defeat of the
season, and it was most Illuminating
knockout The game attracted good
crowd, and for a great majority of those
present 1t was their first witness of the
great national game. The game was
earnestly and good naturally contested,
and passed off without bruIse or painful
injury to players. The score was 40 TO
0, in favor of the visitors, and the lC cal
team have none but good words and
congratulations for their adversaries.
From the start it was the visitors game.
They are we'll built, we'll trained COM
pany of athletes, and give exceptional
support 10 each other. The boys are
muscular young fellows and foe run
ners. Captain Bowen, of the Center
team, might be counted an expert player.
The home boys struggled manfully, but
were not heavy enough and not SO well
trained.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
An Evening With Genuine Artists.

The Opera house management has
secured for next Saturday night, com
blnation of meritious artists which il
Will be pleasure to see and hear. II
is Charles A. Gardeners celebrated com.
pany. Following are some of the stars
with this fine combination and the parts
taken:
Oscar Marsolis the young pianist
and musician lately from the schools oil
Vienna and Liepsic. He is a wonder
and his magic fingers evoke melody that
is enhancing. He is at present making
study OF rag time and syncapation.
Miss Emma DeForrest has a voice
that would be hard to describe pure
clear soprano of exquisite tone and she
MARBLES like a bird She adds greatly
to the entertainment.
Miss Julia Melnotte, the bright sou.
brette, renders in her charming manner
serio-comic songs and OPTIC date coon
eoogs. She is vivacious and dashing
and leaves a sort of o "come- again.
longing with the audience
Little Lauri, OF whom it can only be
said that his equal would be hard to find.
He is sweet singer and good actor.
Base an opinion after seeing him in his
boyish FRANKS as "Hendrich" and
"Tommy Dooley"
Mr.. Charles Gardner, Jr., in his des-
criptive ballads and songs, is one of the
strong features. His rich. mellow voice
is melody personified. With handsome
face and stage presence, once seen and
heard will always be remembered.
Mr.. George Kieinbeck one of the best
dellneators of negro comedy and also a
great eccentric buck and wing dancer is
unsurpassed. He appears to advantage
and leads in a very funny cake walk.
Reserved seats at Burlin & Arnold'e
drug store. Prices 25, IS and so cents.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
La Fargo Enterprises.

Active moves are being made to locate
the Star lodge OF the order of Odd Eel
lows at LaFarge. IT the change is
made they will occupy DeJean's hall
over the hardware store
At the house of the bride and in the
presence of about 48 persons, VIM
L. Balloon and Mrs. Rena Bender we're
made, Thursday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Garner. The
honor of baking tine wedding cake fell
upon Moilie Willard. Mr.. Balloon is
about Y years of age while the bride is
20 years his junior.
Dan Mathew, Joe Bickle and Will
Blckle broke all records of which We
have heard or read, in their deer hunt
ing expedition up in Chippewa county.
Ihe first day out they captured four
and the second day one, and as the
law allows only six they decided to come
home with them.
We had the pleasure of a call and an
interesting talk with F. @, Johnson late
from Porto Rico. Mr.. Johnson, related
many interesting Incidents of his trio
and can convince one without argument
that, Notwithstanding the report of last
GUNNER. he is decidedly alive, although
many Of bis comrades did succumb to
the hardships and plague of disease
which 10 wlthstood. We are glad to
see him back and looking SO we'll.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1898-11-23
Current Tobacco information.

The past week has been casing
weather, and considerable tobacco has
been removed from the poles, but moth.
ing Ike the amount that would have
been had farmers not beer 90 busy with
other work.
Ina Eigerton Reporter declares that
there is very little riding or buying 60
ing on in that section; that buyers pre-
Ter not to make purchases till she crop
ls removed from the poles and in pack.
age. The same papef reports the fol-
lowing large sale and shipment from
Edgerlon:
The largest sale of Wisconsin, leaf
made in solne years in single lump
took place recently through the firm Of
Il. Hoffman & Son, New York, TO the
American Tobacco Go. About 1000
GASES were involved in this deal and the
goods will be shipped from the storage
warehouses of G. L. Culton, who has
charge of the Wisconsin end of the bust
ness OF this firm, aud who bought and
packed the goods. 1t will require sc
cars to transport the tobacco and at the
beginning of this week whole siding
OF b. " Q. cara stood ready for loading
Tor shipment to Richmond, Va, where
the American Tobacco Co., have their
extensive cigar factories. Every season
there is great deal of rivalry amoog
dealers to secure the order from the to-
bacco trust for their yearly supply of
Wisconsin leaf.