The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-05-27

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bach for SANDER. and asks Judge,
ment in the sum Of $1,000. Both
the belligerents are residents of
.bbing.
Editor Coggswell, of the Two
Harbors News, worked off the
result of a fishing trip jag at our
expense in a recent issue. but as
the mental calibre of the inc
briate is shown in all his froth
ings we graciously extend that
pardon due an imbecile. ..
The Duluth News-Trlbune has
been doing some tall jumping
the past week in the attempt to
keep in proper touch with both
the republican bosses of Duluth
and the republican voters of the
ranges. But the News Tribune is
onto it's job, and never missed
time for an instant.
The jawboEe of an ass is the
weapon selected by residents of
McMinnville, Tenn, to be sent
to Admiral Sampson. If in his
hands it proves as affective as
the similar weapon welded by
the scriptural Sampson the
Spanish Philistlnes have reason
to be fearful. But in these
modern days breech: loading guns
are far more to the purpose.
The Republican bosses of Du-
luth must have heard something
drop, Judging from the manner
in which they have exploited
their admiration for range re :
publicans during the week. And
if the range republicans stand
pat" at convention time, the
bosses will come out of the Jack
pot with but little left.
A South Dakotan who mad
moved from place to place and
at last landed in Duluth, was
asked if he liked the place. He
answered: There was once a
man who moved from South Da.
Kota to Kentucky, from Ken
lucky to Arizona, and from Ari-
zoha to Texas, and from Texas
to Duluth. after which he died
and went TO hell, but the change
was so gradual that he never no
ticed it,"
A young Marinette doctor
wishing tu make a good impress
sion upon a German farmer,
mentioned the fact THAT he had
received a double education, as
it were. He had studied home
opathy, and was also a graduate
of Irregular medica! school.
"Oh, dot vas noding," said the
farmer, Il had vonce a calf vot
sucker two COWS, and he made
nothing but common schteer
after ALL"
T. Waldo Murphy, the Hib.
bing attorney and court commits.
sioner, announces through the
columns of the Sentinel his can
didacy for the Office of represen.
tative on the silver ticket. this
fall. Mr.. Murphy has Been a
resident of the range for the
past two and one,half years, and
his acquaintance is large. Aud
while nomination on that tick.
ct would, we believe, mean de-
feat, his personality would
doubtless win for him many
votes.
Undoubtedly some of our read.
ers have run across the word
"bloomers'' and don't know what
it means. Webster does not
furnish any solution to it's mean
ing and we will therefore give
the desired information. Bloom.
ers is simply pair of trousers,
very baggy at the knees, alb.
normally full about the pistol
pocket, and considerably loose
where you strike a match. The
garment is cut decollette. at the
south end and the bottoms are
tied around the knees to keep
the mice out. You can't put it
over your head as you do your
corsets. but you can sit on the
floor and pull it on just as you
do your stockings-one foot in
each compartment. You can
easily tell which is the right side
up by the button ON the neck
band.
Capt. Morcom, of Tower, IS
again a candidate for renomina-
ton for commissioner, and has
been over OH the east end of the
range this week to canvass the
situation. The Mesaba people