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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21

Z TIE CITY NEWS. ].

Register Tuesday. Ill.
Sult. Hearding. of the Adams.
was in The city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. e. Cupper
null returned from Duluth Satur-
day evening.
J Miss Nellie Harris return ed to
Hibbing Monday, after spend ing
a week in the city as a guest at
the home of Mr.: M. Sheehy.
A. Hawkinson can fill your
coal bin. See him -
If you are not registered you
cannot vote. -...-..*@&.~. .
A trifle damp the first of ,he
week. :.=- .......
Helger Berglund left Monday
for a weeks trip to his home
stead, on Snow Bank Lake, east
of Ely. .4.'=..-@s.....~ r. y. =.
b. B. Hawkins returned from
Pittsburg Saturday evening, and
accompanied BY J A. Loulan cir
culated among Virginia friends
Sunday. ri =. I. Z. T.:
| DR.. Stuart Bates returned Sat.
urday from Lake Kandlyohi,
bringing with him the proof of a
successful hunting trip. The
rest of the boys will stay another
week, to fully enjoy the sport,
! VIM. Hayes, who is again EN-
plpyed<by the Drake & Stratton
company, at Fayal, spent Sun
day with his family in this city.
Mrs. w. E. Hannaford and
sons, Masters Ebert and Demn-
ing. returned Monday evening
from visit with relatives and
friends at Waupun and New Lon
don, Wis. ...
Best coal at A. Hawkinson's. b.
Ed Aura returned Monday
from Cloquet, near which place
he had been employed as shovel
runner in Great Northern
/ gravel pit. s..
Julius Shanedling wore a self
] conscious smile Tuesday, caused
! by a telegram announcing the
birth ola son at Minneapolis,
! where Mrs. S. is visiting.
John Newhinney came up from
Ripley, Tenn, Monday evening,
1 stopping at Biwabilk, where he
will attend to Office work for the
Drake 8 Stratton company.
Capt. a. II. Stevens was ii
from Fayal Sunday. He is do.
ing an amount Of work for tht
Drake 8 Stratton company ol
. their new contract.
Ladies have your skirts steam
cleaned at the dye works.
!. The D. g I. r. now runs Il
s Iassenger train over the SteWar
8 River branch ii
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21
HURT At BIWABIK,

- . -
Will Brennan, an engineer for
the Drake & Stratton company
at the Biwabils, was injured in an
accident at that property Satur-
day last, caused by Engineer
Starr running his train into the
one in charge Of the injured man.
Brennan sustained !. compound
fracture Of the leg and was bad.
" cutup about the boey and
face. He was brought to the
Virginia Hospital, where he is
reported TO be doing nicely.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21
N. b. APPOINTMENTS.

Among the consignments for
the ensuing year at the Duluth
district conference held at
Hutchinson, we note the follow
ing. ~ ":s.. .-. .,ss:..<..-..~.:zz.-. r.
Virginia, Rev. G.. S. Kathan.
Eveleth and Sparta, Rev. h: .
O. Stockland. 49,. =.
Biwabi6, ReY. Robert Bell.
Hibbing, Rev. A. L. Richard
son. ~ ...> ~ 4.
Mt. Iron, Rev. Robert Bell.
Milacca and Foreston, Rev. o.
j. Gary. / ~. Z z.=.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21
I CITY ORDERS 1T P4R 3

The 81, 900 Of bond money
has been received and the major
portion thereof disbursed during
the week. t is something Of a
novelty to receive q bank check
fol q city order, but in the flu.
ture no orders will be sold at so
great discount as has prevailed
in the past year. the orders here
after to be payable il rotation,
as issued.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21
SCHLPLEY STILL CHIEF

All was not unalloyed and un-
rufded pleasure and calm at the
council meeting Wednesday eve
ming, the cause of the slight
tremor in the usual course of
business in that body being
brought about by the discovery
that under a prior resolutio the
Office of chief Of the fire depart
ment could be vacated only
through the preferment Of
charges, which was was not
done at the time Mr. Schipley
was originally deposed, as noted
in these columns two weeks
since. Ip consequence of the
discovery. that portion of the
minutes of the previous meeting
was blotted from record and
charges preferred against Mr..
Schipley for improper care of
the fire apparatus and failure to
get the company out to practice.
The matter will be brought up
at the next council meeting, at
which time Mr.. Schipley will
answer the charges. Until
then, anyway, the fire company
will be the same and under the
same management and direction
as prior to the council meeting
of October 5th.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21

>sAAAAA ~ ~ - - 49, - ~
Peter Rergstrom and Mis-
Etta Elefson, bottl Of Fuyal
we've united i'm marriage IN thil
Icity Sun day. the ceremon my being
conducted BY Rev. Olof Nelson
Shanedling Of The Bel
Shoe and Clothing House, at,
tended to business matters il
Duluth Monday.
The judges of election in the
various wards met on Tuesday
and revised the registration lists,
Tuesday Aext is the first day Of
registration and every legally
qualified voter sdould see to il
that his name is on the list.
Hon. Page Morris will address
the voters Of Virginia and vicin
ity at Crockett's Opera House
one week from tonight, October
28th. In the af>efnoon he will
deliver u short address at Evel
eth. 81 81. .=s. :s.$s. S |. S
Buy your coal at "A. HaWkin
sons. z@s .il4= sss ;..Z. s..ss !.
The Enterprise would invite
those who desire to pay their
subscription in wood to- kindly
haul it in. There is vacant
half acre adjoining our back
door. y :.ssz=z FL i .. = : s. .
Anna Christina, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Olson, Elba,
died on Wednesday last. funeral
services being conducted Friday
BY Rev. Olof Nelson, of the
Swedish M. e. Church, the re
mains being inferred in the Vlr.
ginia cemetery. -. a.. E. r ~:s.:.
Miss Della Thoin arrived in:
the city from Crystal Falls Sat
urday: and will spend the winter.
with her sister. Mrs. b.. W.,
Coons. :..- >< !. i:
Byron E, Andrew and Norris
j. Colvin were in from Sparta
Tuesday. II. =.
A reception was rendered Rev.
Kite at the pleasant homo of: DR..
and Mrs. G. w. Miller, Franklin,
last evening. - 5
s. H. Higgins, who is now en-.
ployed on the Labor World, Du:.
luth, was IN the city Wednesday
making the Enterprise a pleasant
social call. Sam is spending a
few days with his mother at Eye.
leth. .:...,..:ss.. 49,. }.zgss s... ST, i.
Roadmaster Burnette, of.the
D. Was-a aaiz MS
itor Tuesday
Deputy Sheriff Bates was up.
from Duluth Tuesday e
We are in receipt of the ini-
tlal number of the Border Bud
gel. a new journal launched at
Koochiching by G. w. johnson.
A newsy six column folio, ap..
parently well patronized,
Call at the dye works and get
a bottle of the lightning grease
and paint remover.
Rev. Harbaugl, new Presby
terian minister, arrived in the
city Tuesday and will deliver
his initial address to a Virginia
audience Sunday morning next.
Regular services will be conduct
ed in future at II a. m. and 7:3O
p. N.
p Ma =.
If it happens in Virginia you
will find it in The Enterprise.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church met with Mrs. D,
p, Cuppernull Wednesday.
Victor Olson, photographer,
with AN. Turnquist, is i'll with
typhoid. ". ..5.z
Capt. Chas. Trezona visits
with friends at Wakefield, Mich.
D. n. Moon, of the Moon &
Kerr Lumber company, put ed
vance crews in the woods Mon.
day, cutting roads and preparing
for active logging operations.
Mrs. w. Sanford and son, who
have been visiting in the city as
guests at the home Of j. A..
Meyers, on Lake Boulevard, re-
turned to Duluth Tuesday.
. a. Helsel, foreman on the D.
8 I. R. at Mariska, has resigned
his position and will shortly re
turn to Indiana, where he has
property.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-21
4. An OCr0BER WsDDINa.

~ OCTODER WbD1INSJ.
At the BRIDES home, New Lon
don, Wis, on Wednesday, Oct
18th, occurred the marriage ol
Miss Eina Q. Denmi1y. q sister
of Mrs. w. .. Hannaford, and
who during an extended visit ID
this city some time since formed
many lasting friendships, to Mr..
p. g. Jost In speaking Of the
ceremony. the Republican, of
New London, says: 81
Last evening the cold, damp condition OF
the atmosphere stood out In wonderful con-
trast to the gay party Of relatives and init
mate friends which gathered at the pleasa n t
nome OF MT. and Mrs. I. NJ. Demnlng to Wit
ness the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Edna to Mr.. E. G. .Jost. Outside, all was cold
ana eark and dreary, but within that home
al was bright as the MONDAY sun and pleas
ure beamed forth from every countenance.
Inc ceremony took place in the north par
lor, and was performed by Rev. w. B. Mill
lard, pastor of the Congret ional church in
this city. Miss Nellie Dean presided at the
piano and played the wedding march as the
party came into the room. W. A. Trayser
acted us best man, while the bride was at
tended BY Mrs. rayser. The bride wore a
laWn colored suit trimmed with chiffon and.
iace aud carried white roses. The bridesmaid
was dressed in white organdie and also car
rled white roses The groom and groomsman
were attired in the conventional suits Of
Dlack. The house was neatly decorated with
smilax and carnations which presented n
very beautiful appearance. III
AFTER the ceremony the wedding supper
was served, presided over by Mrs. Chickering
ana the Misses Dean and Weatherby. The
guests present from abroad were as follows:
MS Leo Roland, Escanaba, Mich, Mrs. W. E.
Hannaford, of Virginia, MINI, and Miss ida
Nebel, of Green Bay.
The bride Is one of the prominent and lead
Ing young Indies of New London, where her
influence, always for coed is felt by all who
meet her. Perhaps, however, her greatest
sphere OF usefulness has been in the home
where she has always been a shining light
and the well-spring of love and happiness.
dispensing q charming hospitality to her
friends. driving dull care away and making
nome a haven OF rest for every member of
the household, The groom. who at present is
engaged as the head bookkeoper ut the An
drae Manufacturing company's plant, is, in
the true sense of tho word, self made man
and one much respected: for his push, en-
ergy and fair dealing. His success in busi-
ness is due to the practical and sensible con-
st'tutlon OF his mind and the thoroughness of
his business training. New London owes
much to just such enterprisiag young men
as he. They will be at home after October
25th at Ga Water street.
The Republican joins with multitude of
friends In wishing this worthy couple much
success and happiness in this their new life.
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Saturday IS bargain day at.
/ Talboys 8 Campb III S.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01
NOTHING TO GIVE OUT.
Nevertheless 1t Il Believed in Washing
ton That a Porto Rico Expedition
Is Under WAY.

Nevertheless 1t Is Believed in Washing.
ton That a Porto Rico Expedition
Is Under Way.
WASHINGTON, June !. -When the
cabinet meeting adjourned it was an.
nounced that the matters under dis.
cusslon We're not Of vital Importance,
nor was there anything Of interest that
could be given to the public. The best
information obtainable from other
sources. however, strongly indicates
that the important military movement
now ! progress will be directed
against Santiago, and in co.
operation with the fleet under Com.
modore Schley, and the allied insur.
gent forces. Our forces are expected
to speedily capture the city Of Santiago
and the fleet or destroy both. 1t is also
intimated from high sources that the
landing expedition now embarking at
Key West may be divided and one di.
vision sent to Cooperate with Admiral
Sampson against Porto Rico. 1t is be.
lieved that the government now has q
sufficient number Of regulars and vol.
unteers to carry out both of these plans
to q successful issue. TRANSPORTS in
sufficient numbers and capacity already
have been secured, and it is the opin.
ion Of high officials that one or botL OF
these plans are now being carried into
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01

from 1000 { 5000 men at Magyar.
Tanano and Baracoa on the north
coast aud at Guantanamo, Santiago
and Manzanillo OH the south coast.
These points are said to be the only
one held by the Spanish, for Santiago
is the one province overrun throughout
the interior by the insurgents. The
Cuban commander, General Garcia,
has his headquarters at Baya.
INC. rs miles west Of Santi.
ago. The reports brought by Gen.
eral Collazo and Lieutenant Rowan
indicate that Garcia has about 5000
men under his immediate command,
and about 5000 scattered in the bands
around Holguin, Vitoria de Las Tunis,
Jiguaal, Meron and other points. Aside
from their offensive strength, the
Cuban forces are looked nron as yalua.
bic IN that they hold the interior roads
and passes. and keep the Spanish gar
rlsons penned up in the six or
seven seaport towns. For this reason,
it is said to be Impossible for General
Pando to move his forces from Holguin
down to Santiago de Cuba, as Garcia's
bands as well as his main body Of
troops are in the way. These forces
are said to be in considerable number
within a few miles Of Santiago de
Cuba. General Garcia's two staff Of.
hcers, who have recently been in Wash.
lngton, arranging q plau Of co-opera.
ton with General Miles, left with him
snd there is a thorough understanding
as to the part the Cubans are to take in
the aggressive movements about to
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01
DID HONOR TO LAFAYETTE.
American Colony at Paris Attempts I,
Check the Rrn. Snnnish Eoali.-

American Colony at Paris Attempts to
Check the P~ro-Spanish Feeling.
PARIS, June with a view to
check the blatant pro. Spanish feeling
here and enlist the sympathies of
Frenchmen on the side of America q
special effort was made by the Ameri.
a colony to do honor to the memory
Of Lafayette. A big gathering pro.
ceeded to his tomb in the Picpus GENE.
terry which was decorated with wreaths
and mutual flags. The United States
ambassador. General Horace Porter,
deposited the wreaths and in an elo.
Quent speech referred to Americas
debt to Lafayette and the ''unbreakabl biz
ties between the two peoples"
NJ. Bartholdi followed in the same
strain, but he said he deplored the fac,
that it had been revealed that there ex.
listed a new spirit among modern
Americans which differed from the
traditions of the found RS Of the re.
public"
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General Miles and staff Leave Washing
ton For Tampa.


WASHINGTON, June l.-Major Gen.
eral Nelson \. Miles, commanding the
United States army, accompanied by
the members Of his family and his per.
sonal and official staff, left at IL o'clock
for Tampa, Fla.
The party, comprising Ga persons,
occupied a special train on the South
ern railway consisting Of one Pullman
sleeping car, one special car, one com.
bination baggage and day coach and
one baggage car. Secretary and Mrs.
Alger were at the Sixth street station
to see the party off, as were also about
100 other persons, friends and relatives
of the officers. No demonstration of
any kind occurred as the distinguished
party took its leave.
General Miles will proceed directly
to Tampa, where he will establish TEN.
porarily the headquarters Of the army.
He will personally direct the move
ments of the troops and the invasion of
Cuba.
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Notice Of HOrt.a Sell.

whereas, default Exists in The conditions 81 d
cerlhlh mortgage dtfed ahd executed Srriemhel
~. lss', ~ hnsiay Stesnkopf, . single snan, .!
Delaware county, Iowa, lnortsaeor, to J. Il.
Cooley Of Ninuehsta county, south Dakoie.
morl.aS"", Oh the .olthne-t quarter l-wl,O Of
section a~litteen tn III township one hundred
fvetlH1l north Of range fits one tall, wesi of the
NTH /. NJ, III Lake comfy, Soath Dakota. said
mortgage having tecn given ~ security for IN.
paym"ht oftwo certain promi-sory notes, Of even
Gate herewith. one for one hundred dollars. due
on demand. and one for thirteen hundred e(gtty
dollar, due september -, ISL, all with intrres,
at ei.ht per cent per HnLum from date. interest
payable annually; said mortgage having been
filed for record IL the Office Of the register Of
deeds oil lake county. South Dakota. October 70.
ls!t2, NJ 80 o clock +. IN, and recorded In book II
OF mortgages, on page 3ns; sand mortgage having
peer GUY h--igh.d by written assignment Nov
ember -, iNa2, to W. f. Lawrence, said sslcn
ment having been fled for record in IN. Office ~
the register oil deeds Of Lake comfy, south
Dakota, ~!attnry !, 1874 at , o'clock .. m. md
recorded IL book T., on PAGE ~: aud -a,d
mor'saee having been again assigned by written
assignucni, dnly made aud executed on the 28d
or pr. 1siN, by ". T.. Lawrence to y. + Inv.
renee, which said assignment Wa fled for record
In the Office Of the register OF leeds Of LAX.
county, south Dakota, ApTi! -, ISIS. ut 23a
O'Clock =. IN. and recorded III book 81 of mort.
CAGES Oh page 2@l; and, whereas, the default con
sisfs II tins, tha. said mortgage il past due and
unpaid, except the sum or one hundred dollars
the amount ofthe first note secured thereby, and
the interest accrued on said note OF Fl ESQ il paat
due and unpaid, and the mortgagorhas faiIed 10
pay the taxes Oh .aid land: aud there ia nov
claimed to be due on the said note and mortgage
the sum oftwo thousand ninety. -four dollar. and
forty cents S2,Goi.t0 principal and interest. and
the further sum OF S1s.l5 taxes paid by said last
assignee, with interest thereon, ard the further
sum OF twenty-five dollars (s25d0) attorney fee
stipulated III SAID mortgage in case of foreclos-
nre; and, whereas, there has been no proceed.
ings AT law or otherwise tor the collection of
said debt. or ary part thereof, Now, therefore.
the sherii! Of SAID Lake county. South Dakota
VIII sell the said above described premise. at ihn
'front.' uoot OF the court house in the
city Of Madison, in said Lake county. on the mn
day %ofJnHe, a ID. 1855, NJ , O'Clock D. m. 10 pay
the said debt, taxes attorney fee and coat. Of
sale.
Dated ~ Madison, $. d, this 2Gth aay Of April
A. ID. 1sa-.
\. F LAWRENCE.
j. ri. WTLLIAMsDH.
Attorney tor Assignee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01


nourished, bil,.poisoned constitution. If
a man a. sOon as he feels that he IS not get
ting the forceful strength aud energy out
OF his ta2! that he ought to, will begin tax
ing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
he will soon put himself in the position
where he can do a mans work easily and
cheerfully.
His appetite will be sharpened; his liver
invigorated his digestion strengthened; an
edge put on his whole nutrilive organism.
Those subtle poisons which debilitate the
entire organism and invite consumption
and a host Of other diseases, will be driven
out OF the system, and he will gain plenty
OF pure nourishing red blood, muscle.
power and nervc-torcc. In short he will
be a man among men.
There are hundreds Of dclusivc temporary
stiiluIa!ts malt extracts, sarsapaTllla- and
compounds. which are more or less doomed"
by merely proht-seeking druggists 6ut m hon
est druggist will give you the " Golden Medical
Discovery when you ask for X If well-in-
formed, he knows that its sales have steadily
increased for thirty years and that il j. the in
ventlon Of all educated authorized physician
who has devoted q lifetime Of active rtaci,ce
and profound study 70 chronic diseases
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01
kavages OF Worms.

GRASTsBuRG, Wis. June It'll,
trees III this village and vicinity hav,
been stripped Of their leaves by a worn
which resembles the army worm. They
work altogether on trees, oaks beln.
their ~tavorlte. Large groves of oaks i,
the village have been entirely stripped
of their foliage.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01
Torrey's Regiment Ready.

CHEYENNE, Wy, June l.-Torrev' )
regiment Of rough riders has been com.
pleted and mustered into service. The
regiment is composed of seven Wyo.
ming. one Nevada, one Utah, one
Idaho and two Colorado troops. All
wear regulation cavalry uniforms and
are armed with krag.Jorgensen car.
bines and revolvers.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01

Late to bed aud early to rise, repnr
q man for hia home in the skies. Early
to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill
that makes life longer better and wiser.
Cook d ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 1.-The
Harvard sailed at A p. IN. to join Com
modore Schley's squadron. She took a
pilot familiar with the south coast Of
Cuba.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01

MADRID, June lin the chamber Of
deputies Senior Puigceiver, minister Of
finance, presented a bill to prohibit the
expectation Of silver money.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-06-01
DISPOSITION OF TROOPS.
Chief Reliance at the Outset Placed on
the Regulars.

ihief Reliance at the Outset Placed on
the Regulars.
WASHINGTON. June lit is said at
the war department that chief reliance
would be placed at the outset on the
United States regulars, most Of whom
are centered in Florida, and in such
volunteer regiments as are thoroughly
equipped ard reasonably Well seasoned
for service. Although the officials VIII
hot state how many troops are avail.
able for active service, it is roughly
estimated that there are abont 20, 800
regulars and 1900 volunteers at
Tampa. These include II regiments OF
regular Infantry and ii regiments Of
volunteer infantry, y battalions Of
artillery and ) regiments Of regular
cavalry. How many Of these have
teen or Will be dispatched to any given
point or to several points is not dis.
closed, as that is a part OF
The secret Campaign Plans
IF the government. Back Ct this force
are other available regiments at Mobile,
New Orleans and other points easily
accessible 10 Tampa. Still further
back Is the large volunteer camp at
Chlckamauga, comprising about 40, 900
infantry, 1000 cavalry and ) regiments
Of artillery. 1t IS understood to be the
plan-although as to this there is no
precise official statement-to have the
troops at Chickamauga take the place
OF those at Florida ports as fast as the
latter leave for active service, thus
keeping a large force always ready for
eInbarkation from Florida. Aside from
the troops already specified, there are
the $4,000 men at Camp tlger, near
Washington, and lesser bodies Of
troops Oh Long Island and IN various
states.
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