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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-10


tertained a number of friends at
progressive whist at their pleas-
ant home, Franklin, Friday eve
ming. An elegant luncheon was
served at midnight, and most
pleasant evening was enjoyed by
participants.
Sutkerland's Restaurant for a
square meal. 25 cents.
Judge VIVIAN Prince, as dep
uty county auditor, has issued
upwards of sixty hunters licenses
thus far. The license issue of
st. Louis county will be about
1000 this season.
Dad" Meyers says he does
not care for wild duck, any how,
and desires to tender his thanks
just the sane.
Attractive, persistent. consist.
ent advertising wins. Try it.
Miss Emma G.. Stevens enter.
tanned her young lady friends at
progressive grand at her pleas.
ant home on Lake Boulevard,
Saturday afternoon.
The Virginia foot ball team is
arranging for a game with the
Duluth High School eleven:
Hear the lecture by Prof. Me-
Neil on Education and Crime. {"
at the Presbyterian church this
evening.
The Hibbing Sentinel warns
the Minnesota boy that if he gets
his skates on now be is liable to
slide straight into Paradise.
The finest oil in the world for
sowing machines and bicycles
for sale at the Singer Office in
Virginia Jewelry Co.'S store Fay
block.
At the regular convocation OF
Northern Light Lodge No. 127,
knights of Pythias, Friday eve
ming last 1t was decided TO hold
meetings in future each Wednes.
day evening. The lodge has a
great amount of work on hand,
and the prompt attendance of all
Sir Knights is earnestly REQUEST
ed.
Pay your subscription now.
A reception will be rendered
Rev. and Mrs. G.. R. Oaten at
the M. E. Church parlors We'd
nesday evening next. Everyone
Is earnestly requested to attend
and meet Mr.. and Mrs. Oaten.
The entertainment is in the hands
of the M. E. Ladies' Aid, which
is sufficient information \ egard
to the program.
Best 25 cent meal on the ran &c
at Sulherland's restaurant.
Miss Mona Jones entertained
a large number of her young
friends at her home at Auburn,
Friday evening, in honor Of the
High School loot ball eleven.
About thirty guests wore pres
ent, each of whom received a
handsome souvenir. The house
was neatly decorated, the school
colors draping the rooms. The
evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-A 16x38
foot dwellings, rooms, on Frank
lin location for sale at a bargain.
Enquire at this Office. 1912
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SCHOOL NOTES.
|A~A~~
EDlTOR--Etb G. horthey.
ASSISTANT EDlTOR--Jenple Myers
STAFF--Rbetoric Gloss.

The CGreat Carbuncle" was
reproduced by the 9th grade,
Wednesday,
Ethel Northey being absent
Nellie Griggs assists in writing
school notes.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Sturte-
want visited the Central building
Friday.
Margaret Sweeney is playing
our marches this week.
The General History class have
taken two tests this week.
Ethel Northey will be unable
to attend school for some time,
as she has typhoid fever.
Speaking of the absence of a
certain pupil little boy said:
mo ma am. she isn't sick; she's
only got the diphtheria."
The Civil war holds the atten>
ton Of the 9th grade History
class.
The foot~ball boys received
three challenges this morning
one from CraggencrofC, one from
Duluth High and one from Tow
er.
We expect soon to 60 skating.
The High School find Those
Evening Bells" by Thos. Moore,
a very pretty song.
The 9th grade has finished
Hawthorne's sketch. 1.-THE Great
Carbuncle."
TherEnglish Literature class
are now making a study of Spen
GERS descriptions and figures.
The pupils in Miss Mahoney's
room may be heard singing The
Flower Song"
"A nobleness and elevation of
mind, together with tirmness Of
constitution, gives lustre and dig
nifty to the aspect and makes the
soul shine through the body"
Many pupils are absent on ac~
count Of illness.
Ray Smith will play marches
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MORE DEADLY THAN VAR.


A record Of football slaughter
kept by the Chicago Tribune,
shows that seven young mer
have been killed up to date in the
season Of 1899. The list is as
follows:
Tept. 16-Henry S. Ross, a.
Taunton, Mass.
Sept. 29-Thos. Kelly, Meri
den, Conn.
Sept. CIV. F. McGaughery
Muscatine, Iowa.
Sept. 30-Joseph Burns, Bel
videre. Ill.
Oct. 2-E. L. CowdeD, Poug h.
keepsie, N. Y.
Oct. 9-S. A. Thomas, Mer
cersburg, Pa.
Oct. 14-G. S. Thurston, Del
phos, Kas.
Aside from this list of fatal.
ties there is also a large list oil
manned and crippled.
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next, to remain for the winter.
Mrs. S.W Campbell and daugh-
ter. Miss Daisy, were guests of
Frank Campbell over Sunday.
N. A. Holmer and Gust Ander
son attended to business before
the U. S. Land Office at Duluth,
Monday.
Mrs. Clarence Moore went to
Proctor Wednesday, where Mr..
and Mrs. Moore will reside for
the winter.
Deputy Sheriff w. J. Bates
was in the city yesterday, sub.
poenaeing witnesses to appear
before district court.
r. H. Davis, of the firm of
Davis e. Davis, stripping con-
tractors at the Kanahwa, was in
the city Wednesday.
j. W. Lang has accepted lu-
crative position as head book
keeper at the Mahoning. taking
charge of his new duties Monday
Mrs. W. j. Moore and friend,
!. rs. Sturtevant, went to Hib-
bling Saturday, spending the Sab
bath with friends at that point.
Miss Eva Demgen has gone to
Eveleth, continuing in the EN-.
ploy Of Talboys & Campbell. in
their new mammoth store at that
point.
Attorney Taylor came up from
Madison, Wis.,, last evening. He
remains here for q short time, in
settling up his business interests
at this point.
Jos. Roman, who served as a
member of the November grand
jury, returned home Wednesday
evening. The jury concluded it's
work the day previous.
T.. z. Griggs returned Friday
from a visit at his old Pennsyl =
vania home. Miss Sara Saxon.
who had been spending the sum
mer IN the east, accompanied
him Q
Archie McDougalI, formerly
book-keeper at the Commodore
but now in charge of some new
railroad work at Savanna, Ont.
arrived in the city Saturday eve
ming for a short visit with MANY
friends.
E, G. Bush, who has acted in
the capacity of book keeper for
Cole & Mcdonald during the past
summer, resigned his position
Monday and went TO Hibbing,
where he accepts a similar posi-
ton at the Penobscot mine.
w. J, Moore and S. M. Owens
spend the week in the Sturgeon
Lake country, looking oyer some
mineral lands in which they are
interested. G. E. Bailey and
Mr.. Finn also spent the first of
the week in the same section.
The Enterprise scribe went to
Hibbing Saturday to accompany
Bro. Atkinson and Mr.. Ward, Of
Chicago, on a hunting trip to
Hobsoa lake. The party spent
three days in the festive chase
and sighted more hunters than
have been licensed in St. Louis
county this scason-on]y that,
and nothing more.
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HIS 1T DIED <A'BORNIN,e

HIS IT DIED A'BORNIN,e
Vermiion iron Journal:
Bede's congressional aspira-
tons are not meeting with as
much encouragement as that
gentleman would desire. Aside
from few comments; from Ohio
papers and ''Dowling's Wonder"
he is almost forgotten. Page
Morris, on the contrary, IS stead
lily growing in public favor and
his denomination is now an as.
sured fact.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-10
Apples! Apples! Apples!

Do not purchase your apples
for winter use before seeing us.
We are receiving direct from
New York state several cars of
fancy apples. Good Keepers.
The New York apples are the
only GOOD apples on the mar
ket this year.
VIRGINIA CASH GROCERY Co.
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Entered at tho Post Office at Virginia, Mimi,
as second class mail matter.
Terms, 20 Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons wishing q news ltom, change OF
"ad." or anything In the line OF locals, In
serted. v III please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week. If convenient,
as 1t saves time and trouble for both parties.
We reserve the right to positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after 2 clock
D. M. on Thursday.
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y SCHOOL
= Official
! BOARD PRO- I:
: 1 Publication.
J tfED;NES.
Observation-Disclosures
Eveleth, MIMI, Sept. %. 1899

! csEDisas' s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Eveleth, MIMI, Sept. %, 1899.
At q meeting Of the trustees of
School District No. p, St. Louis Co.,
Mimi, held at the Office Of the direc-
tor. Present Trustees Fuller, Moore
and Eaton.
Minutes Of August 10 read and ar
proved.
Moved by Trustee Moore supported
by Trustee Fuller that we have the
county auditor spread the following
amounts on the tax roll for the run
ming Of the schools for the ensuing
year: Teachers wages $4,000; repairs
etc. $1,000: purchase of fuel 81, 600: fur
i niturc 81, 600; apparatus $500; library
books $50; building school $1,000: out
houses $1,000; interest $3.50; rent OF
! rooms for school $500. Motion carried
as follows - Trustees Fuller, Moore
and Eaton voting aye; nays none.
Moved by Trustee Fuller supported
by Trustee Moore that e. II. Chitten-
! den be allowed enc hundred dollars on
his painting contract. Motion carried
as follows-Trustces Fuller, Moore
and Eaton voting aye; nays none.
! Moved by Trustee Fuller supported
by Trustee Moore that Miss Bertha
Lyons be hired to teach in School
District No. p at a salary of fifty dol
lars per month. Motion carried as
follows-Trustccs Fuller, Moore and
Eaton voting aye; nays none.
Moved by Trustee Moore supported
by Trustee Eaton that ". II. Shea Ee
paid four hundred and 65-lO0 dollars
for grading school grounds at Eve]e1h.
i Motion carried as follows-Trustcc
, Fuller, Moore and Eaton voting aye:
nays none.
Moved by Trustee Fuller supported
by Trustee Moore that the following
; bills and the teachers and janitors'
pay roll ending Sept. % 1899, be al
, lowed, and the clerk instructed to
draw orders on the treasurer for the
several amounts, as follows:
IS. A. Love, agent, freight. .....s s OF
J. G.: Michelitcl, supplies. 800. 25
W. j. Moore, agent, freigAt.... 20 66
Virginia Enterprise, printing!. IS 50
J. Mcsbcrg, furniture. ......... II 40
Joel Tornquist, bus Auburn, etc. 80 so
Fayal Iron Co.. grading grounds ri Is
Houghton Mitfin Co., books. 49,. 10 10
D. c. Heath & Co. " .l78 81
ThoS. Charles s. Co. 8 ..... 90
American Book Co. . ..... 80 10
". II. Eaton, salary as clerk. 20 90
p. A. Gimsc. furniture ..... 6G %
SAM Becky, repairs. ..... 10 so
D. Bowling, " .......... IS so
E. NJ. Asborm " .... 50
Jos. Aheran " ... s so
A. +. Sheldon, books. ........ II 10
Duluth Paper & Stationery Co.,
supplies. $50 II
VIM. Park, expense Evcleth. 80. 6 90
\. Flanagan. books. ..... -. 81
X. G. Sweeney, Teacher, Virginia IS 90
Adelaide kibby =. G5 90
Esther larson 5o 90
Marv Rnrkhart i" 20 M
Cora Mavhrrrv /" * oo
n G. Mohonev (" AZ 20
- r. c+ovonc g so M
11,r,*,rot po,tt;ou g * M
11,+t;o n,.,++ 6 4. M
1I;1,,, n;n,l,o g "a M
Aaol;no c;,,,ort :. g 5o ~
a: +: Andrews Ev (: 50 90 90
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-11-10
ORDINANCE NO. "a.

An Ordinance Relative to the
Preservation Of the Public
The times., 1899-03-05

Larry Mcdonald and Tommy Cavanaugh
are in fine condition for their contest OF
twenty-five rounds at 1iS pounds, which is
scheduled to take place at Steuebner's Road
House on Tuesday. March :. under the aus
pices of the Maryland Sporting Club
Both men have trained faithfully for the
mill and, according to the statements made
by their respective trainers. Will have no
difficulty in coming within the stipulated
weight limit Pat O'Connor has been Sc
lected to ofiiciate as referee.
The times., 1899-03-05
A Famous Partisan Bacteriol-
ogist Has Discovered the
Miorobe Which Destroys the
Human Hair.
B2ldlGSS Can Be Prevented.
Gray Hair, Ia1druff, Badness, anl
Other Diseases OF Hair and Scalp
Prevented b. This Successful Dis
coTeFy,
A CURE FOR GRAY HAIR.

The scalp microSe is discovered.
it is as deadly to the hair as the
grub to the tree or shrub.
1t works in the dark.
Ii eats the root.
1t kills the growth.
1t is worse than all other diseas.
microbes, because it attacks the very
root of the part it leeds on.
The first sign OF trouble is dandruf,
or scaiy soap.
The germ or microbe works under
the skin OF your scalp, and intercepts
its nourishment.
The skin dies AMI peels off.
The hair root withers. The hair be-
comes dry, harsh. brittle and perhaps
turns gray Or, if it is not deeply
rooted, it falls out before it has time
TO turn gray.
And the cause of it all is the per
aicious microbe working away night
and day at the roots OF your hair.
But short time ago all this was no.
well understood
Not until DR.. E. Fahrig, Professor
of Chemistry and Doctor of Science,
Paris, discovered the actual microbe.
was it known that germ caused gray
hair and badness.
Not until he perfected the prepara-
ton of Cranitonic, made from his for
mula in Paris and New York, was It
known how TO destroy the microbe.
All hair tonicS, stimulantS, invig-
l. 4
their chief end the stimu' alton OF the
hair follicles, which in the long run
could not fail to sgcakeH the vitality
OF the hair.
Crlnitonic Hair Food, as prepared
according to the perfected formula OF
DR. Fahrig, is the only preparation
wh'ci ATTACKS and DESTROYS
the hair microbe AMI at the same time
affords N0URISHMENT I to the weak
ened scalp and hair follicles.
1t is cleansing, refreshing, strength
ening, and does not irrita,e the scalp
nor unduly stimulate the nerves OF
the head.
1t restores hair.
1t prevents badness.
1t strengthens weak hair
1t softenS ana renders brittle, coarse
and harsh hair silky and lustrous.
1t is not greasy or sticky, and is free
from injurious sediment
II is not dye, but pleasant toilet
article that is perfectly free from all
injurious, stimulating drugs.
Craaitonic Hair Fcod is for sale at
druggists for SI.oo per bottle, or will BE-
sent express prepaid to any address ON
receipt of price.
II you wish to test it send your name
and full address to the Cranitonic Hair
Food Company. 500 Temple Court, New
York city. stating that you saw the offer
in The Washington Times when FREE
BOTTLE will be sent you by mail.
The times., 1899-03-05
ENTRIES FOR THE
Spring HANlI1APS
Weights Announced by Handi-
caper Yosburgh.
Coming Events at Five Big Race
c0HrSeS.
The Washington. the HctropoIitan,
the Brooklyn. the Suburban. and
the Brighton.

The entries and weights for the spring
handicaps to be run at Benning, Morris
Park, Gravesend, Sheepshead Bay, and
Coney Island have been announced By
Handicaper Vosburgh and are rs follows:
The Wn.hinrfon
The times., 1899-03-05

Another match between viii Curley Of
Newcastle -on-Tyne. and Pediar Palmer. OF
London, is being negotiated, and these two
undefeated bantams of Great Britain are
expected to sign articles soon Curiey is
anxious to fight Palmer for the champion
ship. but the latter does not seem TO like
the game. Palmer and Curley were match
ed to box few months ago. but owing to
Palmer's refusing TO make the weight the
match fell through. The Bolinbroke Club
has now offered $500 for the bout, to
come OF during Derby week. II this match
goes through. George Dixon will meet the
winner when he goes abroad next sum-
mer.
The times., 1899-03-05
The brighton,

ortnung. ........................... %
B0ncy Boy, 3......................... %
The times., 1899-03-05

The Eureka Athletic School, of this
city. which now has over fifty pupils, will
be the scene of a smoker next Thursday
night. Manager John J. O'Conor is busy
arranging the details The programme will
include heavyweight lifting by Won Bosck-
mann, wrestling by Mackey, McQuade, Cor
oum. and an unknown; club swinging by
Matt Horn. and boxing Jpy Joe Bateman
and Irving. Dugan and Maloney, Dough-
erty and Holloran, Shea and Murphy.
Jones and Banks. Payne and Primrose.
and Robinson and Nash.
Admission to the smoker will be by in
yitation.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Drsvyn July l0-Gov. Thomas 70.
day received word from the School Of
Industrial art in New York that Colorado
had been selected aa one of tho States
20 get free scholarship The Gov. IN
asked 10 make the appointment before
the Inst Of August. The Gov. rsys the
choice will bc made without regard 10
politics or locality and that this most nm.
bilious md deserving girl in tho state
will get the appointment. Applications
will bo made ~ his private secretary
Mr.. Tulley.
Tho beneficiary must be ~ years ~
age or over. must be pnticnt, indust rous
possesecd 81 taste aud fair ability for
drawing according 10 the principles 81
the school. Tho intention must bc 10
become self supporting In pr'a md prnc
teal design upon graduation and hcr
circumstances such that she has poni.
tive need Of nssistuncc. Durango Demo
crat,
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

ASH patriotic American citlxcu, you nnturni.
~ dcstcn full AMI nccurn q nccsynnt Of the
American spanish war ns u proxrcsscs. lIc.
hcviug this 10 he your sentiment. We solicit
your sui scdption Tor the Denver Evening
"a. and promise you In return The follow Ing:
Fir-t.-Our war news Will lie thr fullest earl.
est nnd most accurate received In the stntc.
SECOND THE POST caftOons ure dntwn by
tho inImiimhln steele, acknowledged 10 ie the
hest war cnripsnisi 10 AmeficH. llI- cOnceI.
lions Of Uncle sam nto conceded tho very
~ ~ In tho United states. aud are rOni ttirhtcd
upon throughout tho whsle rountry.
cur Postscript innh ~ Mr.. james Barton
Adams: who .. wms pos,. ~, nm. M funny post
Thu editorials are by Mr.. John Carroll. His
oil NJ. r'no.se nnh vigorous style L. known
over the ntire W st.
Hut ~ 'tho proof 81 the pudding u In the
chswtiy Of tho big. WE suat.-t thai or I'M.
rsoeil''d hurvicc ran only liz properly l,,lusd
by seeing nnd reading THE posi- hinrr, we
solicit your Hubsrfiutian.
~ you do not desire to send ~ 60 for ten
weeks. r.nd 10 cents = v eck fot ~ ~ ny weeks
~ you wish TO have ThE P0si,
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Judge and Afs- Morton arrived 10 this
Village last Monday and at once began
renewing Old aegnsiDtsnees The Judge
J.. nox travelling for ~holessle glove
house. but will yisi: here 'or couple d
weeks
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Al ogtat placer uin!r2 % tns Esn
Jzsr river zboB, q raiies r,si>s blse
City. u crsriL2 sTs PER iLoSs15d 70.
hauling iDmbef 'roGa TIL. pace 70 ihsi.
ninss. distance u sDosi rs trilss
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Sisri TnoDss ard his Irdizgs re-
TUNED ,fora Telluride Sunday. bat they
dRin', dance here. When al Indian
has little money he's sboBt the s5os.
i1dspendsnt and stubborn creature %
esrih
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Char " Rust departed wsdEe-dsy
last 'or the hume Il bis brother. s. 4 .
Rust. near Dolores where he EXPECTS To
remain Tor couple o. months. hsging
p,sponsd his trip to New MEXICO Until
isll-kico Ssxs Sun.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Hello Yes. we're running Tn SyAE
again. We're not going 10 finn fam you
9Th lot u promises but will say that
Fe want and need your patronage.
Come 10 and leave : couple u cart
wheels II you think the paper worth
reading Wen do the rest.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

c. NJ Ellio.t IF; lzs. wsiassdsy
9Th seTs-zl rszorlDs6s 0. rosse.ol5
zlrsjs .or D1rsrzo. ~nsss Re -. txks
charge u the stage LIE o<.resl DE-
rsnyo so5 Fz-usirzto5-
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

u 81 rprds p~rrs1 pols sss 27,s
glad, ias1 ne .hr=s .oro s@z;.res 80
large ~ al BIT .tiB Do.s s.zd and
knee; 70 csss. = i2s os5eT--r-. TIA:
col1Ga scs.as. yex,.-Er
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Mfs. McKibbeD. who came down iroln
Telluride recently, has n sick boy. Hs
Was sick with the measles. which got.
tied on his lungs. causinV pneumonia.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Rev " u kairden Of Omaha. super.
iutendent 81 Baptist Home Missions in
Kansas. Nebraska. Wyoming. Colorado.
aud NeT Mexico; and Rev John ".
Ofcoks. superinienden' Of Baptist
Missions IN Colorado. will speak in our
our school ball mort Wednesday evening
at O'Clock. All the people u Dolores
are Invited to hear these eloquent men.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

D. bsinsle AID Ellix Y ns=p.o7
-; iz.- Fss3s7 'O- fs vs<<ss o-t-
i,z ~ ~ W-s: DsSoses- Elbs res
tirssy rssSs>si u i&xs ,ts .rrp - ,
pzcx s.iEsl
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

f.rin,ers are raof rsspD1ssb4s u tie
zpS@zrsre. u ,hsir psp>- tbs Er.' .s<1e
after re Po1rfh- Tnsy hare ray 4
esisb-s;isg tia. creates ~ ar1sssl
tired '.slinz-
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

rse.s cazrii. JotrsYr s.d rs-r? re-
,.sreS fso,a ;-s4- sszl-s AID es-ys-g
rrs, - Yes. DsSo.sz and TIE HIT
Epriazs lee, Yrs1as.- Tney ssp0gi =
.ioe ;sze-
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Lawyer johnson and Mr.. Slewardt
came In Monday evening from Rico. Mr.
ljiewart returned Tuesday and Mr..
Jobnroo went 10 cortcz.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

This diairic, Judge, stooogrupbcr and
attorneys left Rico Tuesday Don't
know what they did but wefo told tboy
would return.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

Miss hhu1c Garwood left last Snlur.
day Tor Norwood. Colo. 10 resume her
position In ibo store ~ w. ". Morgan ~
that village.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

When 10 Durango you should stop AT
the Blein Hotel. Chas. Flsck proprietor.
The table IS supplied with eTsfything
the market affords aad you are sure N
being treated courtsousiy az sell ss hav-
ing a good comfortable bed 20 sleep in.
Bates 30 and s2Oc per day; opposite
Union Depot.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

You can't cure Dyspepsia b. dieting.
Eat good. wholesome food. and p!eni.
Of 1t. kodols Dyspepsia Cure digests
food without aid from the stomaphe. and
ID made TO crEK. NJ. II Ordway.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14

halcou MeCrsig returneJ las, Mon.
jay FROM three months outing trip IN
ibe mountains. He reports good time.
The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-07-14
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