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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-28
II you 80 hiking. -5s,, .4sf.
And ut the hills take q rum,
.rBe astrlde u VIKING,
For then Its only fun. 's4 ss:
The price is to your liking;

=
c. Jsssvst, Agent.
j.. Adam bede is receiving o
goodly amount of free .dvertis
ing as a prospective successor
to Hon. Page Morris. Since the
retirement OF Sockless Simpson
from the halls of Congress the
national museum has loat much
of it's notoriety. and Jadam's
birch bark pantaloons swoald
nicely fit in tho niche reserved for
freaks and curios.
We note by the Eveleth Rep =
ublican that 1.-The editorial man.
agement of the Star has passed
from the hands of P. Ellerd
Bowling to p. E. Dowling."
Paddy the Flop will doubtless be
the next cognomen to appear at
the top of the column, next read.
ing matter.
He who seeks public office for
private gain is a traitor to every
thing for which Democracy stads,
and for him there should be no
place within the party: ranks, "
said Carter Harrison at tbs Mil
waukee banquet.
Hibbing has shut up shop on
the gamblers. There are plenty
OF towns on the range whereathe
state laws are not as strictlyeen-
forced.
Counterfeit dollars are in vogue
at Two Harbors.
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COMMENCED SAVING.

The mill Of the Moon & Kerr
Lumber company was turned
over" the first time this season,
Wednesday, and opened with q
full crew yesterday morning. Ice
still bothers some, and day runs
unly will be made for a time. &
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CONTESTS
} MUNICIPAL
, ELECTION.
; A. N. Thompson
!, Dissatisfied with
I Peoples Verdict.

On Saturday last Mr.. A. N.
Thompson, deafeated candidate
for mayor in the recent munich.
pal contest, caused notice d con-
test to be served upon Hon. NC.
Palmer, the republican candidate
who was shown by the returns to
have teen elected by a majority
of three, and on Monday fled
notice of contest in district court
at Duluth. The papers in the
action are based upon illegal vot-
ing in the first and other wards
of the city, the further allegation
being made that more than three
of such illegal votes were cast for
Mr.. Palmer, or enough to Offset
the majority of three shown by a
complete tabulation Of election
returns made. Judge Cant has
issued an order for a recount and
further ordered that each person
concerned in case shall name the
person he desires appointed rs a
member of the recouuting board
within five days.
The action of Mr.. Thompson
was complete surprise to- Vir-
glnians, as it was generally &C.
cepted that the rumor ola, con-
test, so prevalent shortly. after
election, would end as do so many
rumors of its ilk. =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-28

On January 30tn. the W. G. T..
U. of Gensv. N. Y. presented a
petition thirty five feet long to
the common council of that city
asking that a curfew ordinance
be Ia sed. The sigma
lures of all the clergy headed the
list, followed by the teachers in
the public schools. One thous-
and signatures were attached and
the council acted favorably upon
the measure, passing an ordi-
nance which became operative on
FEBRUARY 10th. and is working sat-
isfactorily. 80
Under the new law passed at
the last session nonresident
hunters of big game must hence
forth pay $25 fora season licence
and resident hunters rs cents for
the same privileges. The open
season for deer has been changed
aud is now the same as in Mich
igan and Wisconsin, November
/ to 20. Itwas formerly Octoodr
q to November Is.
The News-Tribune, in its sag.
acity, remarked that it would
not be Senator" Quay. at
any rate. But the Governor of
Pennsylvania evidently neglect
ed consulting the bean eater in
the matter. -, =. }
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5 OUR >. $Derotea to
HIGH SCHOOL Our Educational
{ COLUMN. < Interests.
ROSA MAHONEY. Editor.
ADELAIDE EATON, Assistant Editor
STAFf-RHEToRIC CLASS.

ADELAIDE EATON. Assistant Editor
SrArF-RHETonlc CLASS
The members Of the Englist
class have been writing persona
narratives for the past week; anG
they are cow picking up short
bits of good description which
will serve as models fer ;heil
work in description.
On Wednesday the girls were
surprised and pleased by hearing
the boys sing the bass of our new
song, Good Night" without q
mistake.
Mrs. NJ. Eddy was a visitor at
the Franklin school Tuesday.
The ninth grade pupils are
now working to get as good de-
scription of objects aud people
as are found IN Phoebe Cary's
poem, "rhe Washer Womaa''and
James Lane Aliens ''Choir In
visible" which were read to the
class Wednesday morning.
One of the ninth grade boys
must find Latin interesting; he
smiles and is seemingly SO con.
tent while preparing his lesson.
The eighth grade now enjoy q
review in History. =,
There are left but two months
of school. The attendance in the
First Primary increases with the
sunny days. The attendance in
the upper grades is good 50 far.
We hope all pupils will remain.
until the end Of the year. .
Throughout the country the
average child leaves school At 10.
years Of age, 49, !
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Duluth, Afnh. April 10 1852
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of ais intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will he made t-fore the
register and receiver at Duluth, MINI. On
May 31st lses viz:
VIM 4. Oswald who made Homestead Gentry
NoS4oe for the SEX SEA-, OF Sec. II. !o, sec
20 and lots aad J Of sec. 60 TIP GoR!-
lie names the following witnesses 10 provo
his continuous residence upun ana cu.!iva-
ton OF said land. VI:
August Sand, Of Mountain Iron. Mir
Allen Cook. Clouuct
Roger Oalds
WItliam Smith,
VIZ. f. CCLKIS. Register
3. \. Johnson. Attorney
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

To the Common Council Of the city of vir-
ginia, in the County of St. Louis and State
OF Minnesota:
Tho undersigned, Richard Baker. hereby
makes application for a license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquors for a per-
iod Of one year from the 9th day OF April. A.
D. 1890.
The place where said business is to be car
ried on is designated as follows:
The lower floor of that certain two story
building situated on lot block e Chestnut
street in city Of Virginia, st. Louis county,
MINI. -.
Said applicant prays that, such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance of
said City Of Virginia and the statutes Of :the
State Of Minnesota, in such ease made and
provided. =
Dated at Virginia. Mimi, April 18th, $780,,
r. BAKER.
The above application will leone lup for
hearing Maya.
'Chas E. Fay,
City Recorder,
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of the Drake & Str alton company
at Biwabik, was in the city yes.
terday.' sMr. Loulan states that
two hundred men are employed
by his company at tha; point,
two s6ovels being run double
shift.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-28

Frank Gleason has accepted a
position as head book keeper at
the Biwabik, entering upon the
duties of his new position next
Monday.
Capt. WATSON, of PIT. Henry,
New York, arrived in the city
Wednesday. to accept a position
as mining captain at the Sauntry
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Mr.. Moon states that not so
many logs are on hand as last
season, but that the company is
to do considerable summer log
ging near the Minuewas, and
that the mill will be amply sup
piled and will run full double
shift throughout tho season.
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FERNS, % Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Special Notice.

Persons Wishing news item. change OF
"ad." or anything In tho line of locals, In
sorted, v III pleasc have samo In our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week. IL convenient
as 1t saves time and trouble for both parties
We reserve tho right tc positively refuse
any notice Of whatever nature after o'clock
D. IN. ON Thursday.
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NOT ON FOUR T1NTYPE, CLAU DE.
The Eveleth Republican of last
issue, with seeming intent, casts
a reflection upon the fair name
of Virginia by speaking of B. N.
Wheeler in a manner which would
indicate him to be a resident of
this place.
MIR. Wheeler at one time taught
in the Virginia public schools,
and from that fact, accompanied
by the fact that the. Duluth hogs
had no republican candidate for
county superintendent of schools
and had an itching desire, for
personal reasons, to ostensibly
recognize the ranges, he went
before the people during the last
campaign upon the baseless pos
tulation that he was a resident of
Virginia, when in fact he had not
been a resident of this city for
months.
Mr.. Wheeler, we believe, is a
resident of Duluth, though from
whence he has the temerity to
register while on his ill.peddling
excursions through the county
we know not. But We trust his
religious principles, which were
evidently forgotten when he reg
istered from Virginia during the
days of the fall campaign, will
prompt him to register from Du-
luth, for the business firms of
which city he now acts as VAL
ued advertising agent by distrib.
uting their cards and announce
ments through the medium of
the public schools of the county.
So have care, Bro. Atkinson,
if you are DESTROYS Of retaining
the confidence and friendship Of
Virginlans, as to where you geo.
graphically locate the gentleman
in future.
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FOR SALEl

Undivided one-half interest in
The VIRGINIA IRON WORKS.
For particulars address
F. G. STREHLE1N,
Virginia, MINI
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~, The warm spring daysuare liza
bic to separate the pupils who
are truly DESTROYS to attain hon :
or and distinction in this life
from the pupils who are 81 np'y
marking time" and care but lit
tie what kind of citizens they
make. The boy who has the germ
of greatness in him loves the
spring-not because it brings
conditions favorable to idleuess
and outdoor loungings, but be,
cause Sic brings with her oppol'
tunlties to study nature in her
greatness. condition favorable 10
labor. incentives to effort, reward
to the diligent.
We have at least one thing OF
which to be proud; one of our
High School boys 5is wearing a
hat which he says came over in
the Mayfower.
The eighth grade Algebra class
will soon be very famous. The
ninth grade must be careful, for
s ,me day we shall surely car, Y
off the honors.
Miss Rose Martin entertains q
number Of her school mates this
evening.
Base ball and bicycle hiding
are nov; the favorite sports.
Miss Jennie Myers. one of our
girls, has been elected secretary
of the W C. T. U.
Frank Donnelly now spends
part of his afternoons in0the Ell.
terpris: Office.
That the music class appreci-
ate the beauty of the sons" Good
Night" is shown by the excellent
work each member has done.
It will soon be too late to be
gin" studying.
How we are humiliated- dis.
graced! One boy who seems not
to have the honor Of his room at
heart came late. Wednesday az
ternoon. This makes two cases
of hardness for the month of
We thought one case very bad
and strongly expressed our feel
ings; but when the second came
we found it difficult to express
what we felt.
The drawing class is doing
some very practical work. The
Presbyterian church, as seen
from the study windows, was the
lastsubject. Someo of the sketches
are very good.
Tho work OF the world is done by few:
God asks that part be done by YOU"
How nice those nineties looked
on the last grammar papers:
APPRECIATION FOR LICENSE
T0Seal Intoxicating Liquors.
State Of minnesota, county Of St. Louis, city
of Virginia. 50:
TO the common council Of the city OF vir-
Iinix In tho county At ct. Louis and state OF
Minnesota:
The Undersigned. Nick Springhetti hereby
makes application for = license to be
granted to him to soil intoxicating liquors for
! period Of one year from the 5th day OF
April. 1890.
Tho place where the said business is to be
carried ON IL designated as follows:
Tho lower door OF that certain two story
rame building situated on lot II, block 2e in |
he City Of Virginia, 81. Louis county, MINI. |
said applicant prays that suoh license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance Of
aid city Of Virginia, and the statutes OF said |
'taTe o. Minnesota in such case made and |
provided, :
Dated st Virginia, Mimi, Apssl 10th Isee. |
I r = Nick Spapehetsi |
fhs above application nj como up for
learing Nay ard, 1872
s5g,s.s .ssssEsssss,. 81, - - Gas. 3. FAY
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THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE,
". #. HANN4AFORD, EDITOR.

Entered ut the Post once at Virginia, MINI.
70 second 0la@s mail matter.
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rratzer, Henry, b Mar 20, 1919;
d Oct 90, 1887, aged 6Sy.
ro,lsr. Elizabeth, b Jan 8, 179S;
d Feb %, 1875, aged II.
satler, Catherine, d. 1893
Thomas, Edith NJ, dau of Henry
aud Emma, d Oct IA, 1898,
aged ly 7 m IL d.
Thomas, Elsie c. dau of Peter and
II. A., d Sept Is, 1883, aged
2y2 m.
Thomas, Peter, b Oct s, aSl9;
Jan 26, 1887, aged 81 y ) m
Sr JAMES. OLD LUTHERAN,
located at Troxelville, has 50 in
eriptions and "a unmarked graves.
The Inscriptions are:
Bingaman, Elizabeth, W of f. H., b.
Sept IA. 1880; d Feb II, 1892,
aged 81 y 4 m 2S d.
Bngaman, Minnie, dau ofC. U. and
A., d July s, 1889, aged l y
9m IA d.
Bingaman, Carrie l., dau of Il. }.
and H., d Nov II, 1897, aged
" N 8 d.
Breininger,-. infant dau of
Harrison aud S. r., d Nov Il,
1883, aged 7 m 20 d.
Biugaman, Emma j., dau Of r. }.
and H., d Feb 10, 1882, aged
~ 4 m pod.
Bickel, Franklin H., of Isaac and
Susan, d June 10, 1856, aged
10Y I'm "a d.
Bickel, Jacob, b. Jan 20, 1902; d
May 10, 1884, aged 81 y 3 m
2Od.
Boyer, hllzaoc,n' W o' Da'i,e,, a,e .
Oct Z, iol4; q ,a Zee D. i'oo'
"se' - III ~ w.
Bmgaman' infant OF ,o"n Joslo" '''''
Annie, d July 3, 1856.
Ewig, Susan, W of George, d Aug
IS, 1883, aged II ! m u d.
Ettinger, John, b Aug ), 1916; d
feo %, loof' "geo - y V III
~ d.
Ewig, Catherine, W OF Michael, b
May ), 1910; d apr o looo'
aged oo y ~ m % Il,
Ewlg, Michael D Dec ~ ,, 1912
d NOV ~ lo9o' asea % y Il
III . u. ;.
herbster, Perry EDGAR $ oi hyon,' na
d Jan -, 1907 SeP' -'
1000, 'seo III u,
herbster' Barbara n,, A. W ofJeremlal,' na ,nan
boct ., lofl; u apr -o' lo7-'
ase'' 'o' y III ~ ''
hasslnger, SOPHIA W Oh oosePn' q
feo zo' 10 aseo oo! . III
- '' ao
''''Sl"get' 'gf V N. H. o., 90 = 1Sea % oaoJ
90 oo = q . ~
,,,. ,il p,,,o, J.
Mile, ii'al'' nn ,ooo. JNsn u ] 1900
Au cy' co. So o. = ''' '0'
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N""','i,a,' nnan AJ''-' cH "
iooo' ase' " . u "
, . n'.na. 'oo. T " co 20 D =. III -, 20 !
ioof' ase' 20 " ,o-o . ~
Deooler, Geo. l., D Aug ~ ,d ioo'
reo ~ 1000 's''
III 40 u.
Deooief, e., Na'''aH,er'o 1ooa ,ad way "a i' =
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What Shall. We Do. :

A serious aud dangerous disease
prevails in this country, dangerous
because 50 deceptive. It comes on 70
slowly yet surely that It is often seat
ed before we are aware Of It.
The name of this disease which may
be divided into three distinct stages
il, First, Kidney trouble, lumbago,
frequent desires to urinate, often with
= burning sensation, the flow of urine
being copious or scant with strong
odor.
II allowed to advance, this reaches
the second stage, or Bladder trouble.
with heavy pain IN the abdomen, low
down between the navel and water
passage, increasing desire to urinate,
with ecaldipg sensation in passing.
small quansities being passed with
difficulty, sometimes n ecessary to draw
with instruments. II uric acid or
gravel has formed, it will prove dan.
gerous IL neglected.
The third stage is Bright's Disease.
There Is comfort in knowing that
DR.. Kilmer, the great kidney and
bladder specialist, has discovered II
Remedy famous for its marvellous
cures OF the most distr essing cases
and known as DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
1t Is sold by all druggists.
As Il proof of the wonderful virtues
of this great discovery. Swamp Root,
a sample bottle and book of valuable
Information will be sent absolutely
free by mail OH application to DR..
DR.. Kilmer II Co. Binghamton, n. Y.
When writing kindly mention that
YOU read this liberal ofTerin The Posi-.
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NOVemb her.

November.
bring the white mists In my train.
I set a sting within the rain.
After my feet the north winds come.
I whiten the chrysanthemum.
The pale blue asters In the marsh
SILVER to hear my summons harsh.
The coltsfoot in the meadows pale
Under the singing Of my hail.
/ heap the brittle branches high.
For fires Of Yuletide by and by.
! bid the Northern Lights to go
Before the vanguard OF the snow.
I do all tasks not sweet nor dear:
!, the grave servant Of the year
Nora Hopper, In Black and White.
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A CTiVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
~ where for The story OF the Philippines by
Hurat HalStead, commissioned 10y the Govern
,nept as Ofica Historian To the War Depart
Ytpnt, The book was written IN army calipS at
San Francisco. on the Pacific and General Mrr-
iirt In the hospitals at Honolulu, In Hong Kong,
N the American trenches at Manila, In the In
snlrsent camps with AguialdO on the deck or
the olympia with Dewey, and In the roar OF hat-
ne AT the tall Of Manila. Bonanza for agents.
.himul or original pictures taken 10y govern.
went photographers on the spot. Large book.
Low prices. Big profit. Freight paid. Crcdlt
gfven Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
Vutft free. address, +. y. BARRIER, Srcic'nrv,
S2F Ins,l IanCp Bldg.. Chicago, 3-in-l6,
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-. DeonSttDoo. sNss
~ frisnd. who - . cyHie,of unconpss-
missing heart. .-A
Has q way Of smashing idols left and
right
With hendish glee.
Whenever In enthusiasm's path make Q
start.
He's sure to murmur something impolits
And disagree,
When a patriots admiration through my
veins begins to throb
And l cry: Unworthy schemers sooA
must roam,
And cease their tricks"
He says: THE politician is TIE man who
gets the job.
And the statesman Is the man who stays
at home
And simply kicks.
-Washington Star.
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Dec. l6, 1875; d Aug IA,

-, Aug 8, 1880, aged 6y Sm.
Middleswarth, James Shields, d Aug
9, 1880, aged 3 y 2m 10 d.
Children of James and Sarah
Middleswarth.
Meyer, Lydia, W of Daniel, d May
10, 1890, aged 5SyS d.
Middleswarth, Sarah A., W of Jacob,
b Jan l, 1924; d July3, 1895,
aged Il y 6 IN 2 d.
Manbeck, Margaret, W Of Milton
b Nov 8, 1856; d Nov4, 1888,
aged 81 y II m Esd.
Middleswarth, Polly Beathreth, dau
JIG. and Sarah j., b June l3,
1889; ID Jan 25, 1891, aged l
YIN I'D.
Musser, Alice, dau of Levi, b Oct2,
1886; d Jan 6, 1887, aged 20
y3m 4d.
Nerhood, Amelia, W of Daniel, b
Apr %, 1927; d Jan 6, 1894,
aged &c y Smll d.
Nerhood, Jacob, Private Co. q l47
Regt. Pa. Vols, d Sept 26,
1898, aged SO y m q d.
Napp, Mary f., dau of John +.
and Beulah, d July 2, 1893,
aged I d.
Weber, Maria, b Sept 23, 1890
May 2S, 1895, aged 81 y s
Swartz, Thomas, b Dec II, 1918;
d Feb II, 1894, aged 20 2 m.
Schrader, Mary c., W of Jacob, d
May 6, 1895, aged 72y 4 m
Schrader, Willie f., of A. l.. and
NJ. H., d Sept II, 1888, aged
3yl m S d.
Ulsh, Berzula j., dcu of c. II. and
l.. f., d Jan y, 1892, aged l
Y NJ 20 d.
Ulsh, Jacob H., sofC. II. and l.. +.
b Sept a, lSS9,d Feb l. 1890.
Vognetz, Sadie e., d Apr ., 1886,
aged Sy m 20 d.
Vognetz, George o., d Apr IA,
1856, aged 5 m 6 da.
Children OF +. and Martha Nj.
! Nognetz.
Weaver, Elizabeth, W Of Daniel, h
Sept %, 1871; dMar 10, 1898,
aged So y 5 m Is d.
Wagner, -, infant OF Frank
IL. and G. A., still b Dee 4,
1891.
Yost, Isabella, d Sept 90, 1896,
} aged G4 Y % d.
Zieber, Daniel, b Sept %, 1911
d Apr Is 1898, aged So
6 III u q.
Observation-Disclosures, New
; Lutheran md.Rclormcd Cemetery at
TroXclviIlc, has 37S graves without
tomEstoncs. There are 21l inscrjp-
t;ons - r,IInyvs
AumiIIer, Geo. W. dMay 10 1891
, a II y m ID.
Auland, Daniel, b Jan 3, 1911; q
Feb y, 1894, Il SOY IN 10 d.
Auramd, Mary, W OF Daniel b Nov
., 1915; d Msr Is, 1892, Il I I
y4m2l d.
, Arnold, J. A., Co +. 49th Pa Inf
) Aurand Austin s., 5 of J. and 5.
b Feb y, 1868; d Feb 20
, 1S74,aged 3 yll M % d.
) Aurand, Joseph d., s,of Henry an'
Leah, d Dee 7, 1873, aged .
l 1Om 10 d.
! Aurand, -, of amesandS.Au
rand, d Aug 10, lS72,aged l6d
, Aurand, Sarah, dau Of Henry an'
! Leah Aurand, dJuly2O, 1868
aged 5 m q d.
p Aurand, Magdalena, W of Geo Au
, rand, b Dec 6, l794;d Feb y
1915, aged 1Oy2 m 16 d.
> Berge, i son of j. o. and M. :
Berge, b Sept 4, 1894; d Sep
Y q, 1894, aged l7d
]. Berge, dau Of j. o. and M. 5
!; Berge, b July %, 1898; d Au
q, 1898, aged 20 d.
Bickel, Magdalena, b Apr 7, 1777
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Cure for Neryous .Icadnc c.,cs.

For eight years suffercdirom coStipatiOh ana
faSere headache. the headache usually lasting
three days nt "A time. Headache powders rrllrv-
ch me temporarily, bnt lcft roo had an effect.
since began taking Celery King have greatly
improved IN health, seldom Or never have head
me have galued IN flesh, and lesl decidedly
" Mrs. T.. = llATCu, Temple, n. II. Celery
Kin ~ the Nerves Liver and Kidneys Is Id
al soc. md 25c packages bv W. IL, Herman,
/ xev lie; Middlcswarth Il ulsh, Mctlure II.
A.L,,ignt. Alinc.
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Unappreciated Kisses.

Unappreciated Kisses.
He never sunk collier
To bottle up a fleet,
But the pretty maidens kiss him
And exclaim: "Oh, amt he sweet!'
He never scofred at danger,
Nor made poet sing:
He has never done a single
Extraordinary thing.
Still the women. when they see him.
Utter words of wild delight,
And at once begin to kiss hin,
Each of them with all her might.
But It hasn't sweled his head UP.
Hasn't spoiled the little chap
He Is three weeks old and doesn't
Care q continental rap.
N. o. Times-Democrat.
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Business.

You mus go In on yoh muscle,
In dis rushin' world of ours.
You mus stir yohse'f an hustle
Std o waitin' to pick flowers.
Folks ain lookin' foh you. no sir,
Less dey knows jes' whah you Is.
Whut folks asks foh FUN de grocer
is de fling dat's advertz.
Dishere life's a long puhcession;
Mos of us jes' mahch in line:
But de leaders, by puhfession.
Is de band, wifi music fine.
An 1t ain de sof. sweet player
Dat marks time foh 'em TO come.
It's dat noisy. solid slayer
Who keeps hammerin' on de drum.
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When He Came Home.

when he comes home weli fill the place
with flowers and guests. from gate to
dome:
Music and dance" we said. shall grace
The merry day that he comes homer
When he came home we bade no guest:
Tho place was hushed from gate TO dome;
Ne laid white roses on his breast,
All wet with tears, when he came homel
Emma g. Dowd. in Truth.