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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-03

The attention of the county attor-
ney has, according to the Vermilion
Iron Journal, been called to the fact
that open gambling whatever that
term may imply-exists in Tower,
and has called upon the city Off
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That 8.
Oberg has this day disposed of his interest in
the Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Depart
ments of his general mercantile establish
met, together with all bills due those de-
partments to s. A. Caldwell.
Dated, Virginia, July IL, 1900.
8. OBERG.
S. A. CALDWELL.
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Doctor Yourself.

Gnrnva Is French Treatment for
1OlAOVo Male and Female for the posi-
tive cure Of GONORRHOEA, elect, Unnatu-
raj discharges, inflammation Irritations and
UlceratiOnS of the mucous membranes An
Internal remedy with Injection combined
warranted to cure worst cases in one W lex.
IS per package or 2 for SIS. Sent anywhere on
receipt of price. Refuse cheap substitutes
THE KIDD DRUG COMPANY, Elgin, Ill.
Retail by H. A. soddergren, Virginia, CITY
Drug Store, Hibbin=, Dowling's Drug Store
Eveleth, Wirth & Boyce, Duluth. 5-1 l901
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COMMON
>COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.
{ Official
! Publication.
Adjourned meeting

ADJOURNED meeting.
Council Chambers,
Virginia, Mimi,
June 20, 1900.
| Roll call.
Present-Alderrnan Shipey Eaton, St. Cvr,
Michan, Mr.. Vice-President-5
Acknowledgement Smith, Halverson and
Wasson-3
| "A. W. s. Calderwood, property owner in
tending to build again, was present and ask.
ed permission to erect an 8xl2 building for q
coal shed in the rear of his proposed double
brick building
| Moved by Alderman Eaton supported bv
Alderman St. Cyr that permission be granted
to Mr.. Calderwood as above stated.
Carried.
| Application and bond of John Byrne for
permit be granted to him for two story
brick veneer building, 24x6O read, location
being lot 1, block g.
Moved and supported that permit be grant
ed and bond accepted.
| Carried,
Application and bond of Axel Pakkala for
permit to build Ax6O two story brick veneer
building was read.
Moved and supported that permit be
granted and bond accepted.
| Carried.
Application and bond of $500 90 OF P. A,
Coffey for permit to construct a two story
brick veneer building on lot l3, block 26.
read.
| Moved and supported that permit be grant,
ed and bond be accepted
Carried
Application and bond Of Daniel Coffev for
permit to build one story brick veneer
building on lot "A, block II, read.
Moved and supported that permit be grant,
ed and bond accepted.
| Carried.
! Application and bond of B. O. Wieeen to
erect one story brick veneer building on lot
Z, block 81, 24x5O, read
ed and bond be accepted
| Carried.
| Application and bond of c. W. Lundstrom
Tor permit to build two story brick veneer
building 24x60, on lot 15 block 20, read.
! Moved and supported that permit be grant
ed and bond be accepted.
Carried.
Application and bond of J. 8. Sutherland
for permit to be granted to him to build a
two story brick veneer building 24xoo feet,
cement on one side, on lot 6, block IA, read.
| Moved and supported that permit be grant
ed and bond accepted.
| Carried.
Moved and supported that E. J. Longyear:
Who is doing diamond drill work on the
townsite OF Virginia, near Chestnut, be in
| structed to use coal fuel and to use a
sprinkler around the workings
Carried.
Moved and supported that the President Of
the council appoint committee of three and
the city attorney to meet the chief of the
Eveleth fire department. to confer together
in regard to loss sustained by the Eveleth
company and compensation required by the
Eveleth fire department at the fire in Virgin
ia. June 7, 1900
Carried.
President appointed Alderman Shipley,
| Eaton and St. Cyr on such committee
Moved by Alderman St. Cyr supported by
for hauling the remains of Eaton's horse
which was burned at the day Of the fire, be
allowed and be made part of the finance
| committees report on June 28, 1900.
| Carried.
| NO further business appearing the council
| upon motion adjourned until 500 D. M. of
| Thursday, July S, 1900.
| Carried.
Approved June %. 1900.
M. G. PALMER, Mayor
Attest: ALBERT E. B1cKFoRD,
City Recorder.
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Ladies Worry No More.

DR.. lie Dues t Gr1% P;r,s Is posi- 81
Genuine French cure the most Sinh.
Female Regulator S %@gth, GAGS ! 5 o OF Of
pages, Irregularities, DISTINCTIONS 0nd Sur
pressions. 81 a package or 3 for S. Refuse
SUBSTITUTES Sent anywhere prepaid on re-
ceipt of price and guaranteed by
THE KIDD DRUG COMPANY.
heCail oy q A. SOdergren, Elgie, ILL.,
Virginia, City Drug Store, Hibbing, Dowling's
Drug Store, Eveleth, Wlrth & Boyce, Duluth.
5-1-;oO1
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Gals to stop it. The county attor-
ney might put his ear to the ground
and hear the little ivory ball spin
in the sacred city of Duluth, if he
so desired, and by issuing orders to
the officials of the immaculate Zen
ith City set creditable example to
the range jewellers before holding
them up as a mark. And if he knows
not of the existence of such things
in the county capital he might call
upon range visitors to the city-the
knights of the pen and paste pot
not excepted-to act as guide.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-08-03

Alfred Burke's new building nears
completion and Mr.. Burke will soon
have grand reopening at his Con-
cert Hall.
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Adjourned meeting.
Council Chambers,
Virginia, Mimi. July S, 1900
Present-Alderman Donnelly. St. Cyr, Was
son. Shipley, Mr.. President-5.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Halvcrson, Michan and
EatOn-3.
Minutes of meeting of June % and g.
1900 read and approved.
The new sidewalk on Chestnut street was
taken up and considerable time was taken up
A petition was presented by taxpayers OF
the City of Virginia to construct sidewalk
on Chestnut street.
By Aid. WATSON:
Council Chambers,
Virginia, Mimi, July 8. 1900
RESOLvED:-
BY the Common Council OF the CITY of
Virginia that it is q public necessity that new
sidewalks be built and constr ucted on the
north and south side of Chestnut Street in
said City, adjacent to and AUDITING upon
each and every lot on the north and south
side of said Chestnut street, beginning at
Cleveland avenue and ending at Railroad
Street;
That said sidewalk be built and construct
ed at the expense of the owner or occupants
Of said lots, and
Resolved further, That all of said side
walks upon either side of said Chestnut
street to be ID feet in width and that they be
built and constructed of No. | g sidewalk
plank, 6, and 10 il ches wide, S. S., stills to
be 4x6'x14 or IL feet. said sidewalk to be SUP
ported by four AZ stringers, the inside string
er to be placed inches from the end and the
outside stringer to be placed flush with end
of sidewalk, and on the grade now establish.
ed by said city. That sd id sidewalk shall be
built and constructed on or before the 1st
day OF August, 1900, and
Resolved further, That the Street Com
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-jly 20 sept 20
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Senator Miller: THE condition of Pam
leo is in some respects very good. The
Constitutional Amendment, the State and
senatorial. ticket Will get handsome ma
jorities. There is squabble in regard
TO county politics, but / think there might
he a chance to carry the county safe
If proper steps are taken. Our county
organizer has gone to work organizing
White Supremacy Clubs, which, / think
will be of inestimable value to the Dem
ocratic party and White Supremacy.
FORSYTH
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Speaker Connor: You may set it
down that Wilson county is going to do
its duty. The Democrats are we'll or
ganized and are carrying on an aggressive
campaign. The amendment and ticket
will win by a good majority
THE work of the June session was de-
voted principally to bringing the amend
ment into conformity with the matured
sentiment of the best thought of the
State. The changes made should and will
meet the objections made by honest criti-
cism, and remove the apprehension of
those who entertained honest objection
thereto.
'The clearly expressed purpose to make,
as was intended at all times, the several
parts and provisions dependent upon each
other and indlvisible, only emphasizes and
puts beyond cavil Or doubt what many
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

thought clear, as at first expressed. 1t
is a mistake TO suppose that a clear and
wise regard for honest doubt and fears
is an evidence of weakness. The changes
in the Election law were made upon the
same principle. While quite number of
bills were introduced only small num-
ber, and those manifestly proper and ne
cessary, were passed. The attendance
was larger than might have been ex-
pected, and when it is remembered that
the Senators and Representatives came
at their own expense, and at a season
when the farmers We're busy in their
crops the people of the State should ap-
preciate the sacrifice of time and money
made by them. Men who made such
strenuous services to the State may be
safely trusted to do no injury to the
commonwealth.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
THE DEMOCRATS WILL WIN
The People Will Not Lose the Chance of Elm
mating the Mass of Negro Voters.
The Democrats Are Untedy and Aggressvey at Work, De-
termined to Garry the Constitutional Amendment
and Give the State White Rule

tions in their section and county. We
had hoped TO present a short inter-
view from every Democratic member
of the General Assembly who was in
Raleigh. but rush of work and the dc.
mands upon their time were such that
only a portion were able to comply
with our request. Those below repre-
sent the actual condition all over
the State:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Representative H. Med. Robinson, of
Cumberland: The political outlook in
Cumberland county is not unfavorable.
When the Democratic candidates on the
State ticket spoke in Fayetteville large
and enthusiastic crowd Of white men was
present and we heard of very few men
who were not in line with the party.
Since then the farmers have been buslly
engaged and have not been able to give
much time to politics. 1t is the general
impression, | think, that recently sys-
tematic still hunt has been conducted
by the enemy. favored and sustained by
Republican national patronage and cam
paign funds How effective this house
to house work has been l have not yet
asoertained Our convention will not be
until July 4th. If we nominate a good
strong ticket in whom the people have
confidence there is no reason why Cum
berlaEd shall not be carried Democratic
by at least 500 majority. Our people are
naturally favorable to White Supremacy.
There are matters of some local friction,
notably the dispensary, but il is not be-
1ieved that these things will obscure the
patriotic minds Of our people to the prime
necessity OF e;nbodying into our organi-
zation the suffrage amendment. think
you may reasonably expect Cumberland
to hold its own"
CHOWAN AND GATES.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Senator Glenn: I'm my opinion the po
litical outlook for the success of the
Democratic party in Forsyth county is
unusually good. Our party is thoroughly
organized, and very hopeful. Our ticket
is made up of strong honest and capa-
bic men. and there is no oisafection.
The Constitutional Amendment is popular,
even some Republicans Will support it..
Messrs. Baldwin and Whitaker are both
fine canvassers, and have the confidence
OF our voters. Put Forsyth down among
the counties redeemed from Republican
rule"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
Leads all North Carolina D8iiesimN Nes Circulation

| believe, destined TO be one of the most
useTul members OF the next Legislature,
and one of the most valuable men to the
Democratic party in the State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

'Harnett county is all right. 1t is in
better condition than at any time since
the war The better element Of the Pop-
ulist party is with us. The county win
go Democratic by 7cO majority"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Senator Wilson: "There is some diff
ference of opinion as to certain local leg
islation passed in 1S99 but not such diff
ferences as cannot and will not be settled
by the Democrats of the county in their
convention on June 30th. With these diff
ferences settled, we will present a solid
front to the enemy and in my opinion the
county of Guilford will vote for the
amendment and give it a good majority.
1t will also elect Democratic Senator
and two Representatives.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

amendment among Democrats and most
OF this will be removed as the voters be-
come better informed on the effect of the
amendment believe we will more than
make up from the opposition any defec-
tion from the Democratic ranks. Ex-
Senator Sharpe, leading Republican, OUT
spokenly favors the amendment, as does
ex- Representative Leroy Morrow"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

We give below short statements
made by prominent members of the
Legislature as TO the political condi
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Senator Jerome: There are very few
Democrats who have said they will not
support the amendment. After the cam
paign, ! do not think single Democrat
in Union will vote against it, The two
leading Populists of the county have
promised to support the amendment now
that sections and are united. They are
j. z. Green, editor of "Our Home" and
j. N. Price, Populist member OF The
House in 1897. He is the best speaker,
too, in the Populist party in the State"
MACON COUNTY.
Representative J. Frank Ray: when the
proposed amendment was submitted to
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Senator Ward: The situation in
Washington county is more satisfactory
to the Democratic party than it has ever
been in its history of one hundred years
The Amendment meets the demand of
the white people, and there will hardly
be Democrat to oppose it, while many
white Republicans will vote for it. The
party organization is very thorough and
its management most efficient. The
county ticket is one of the best and
strongest ever nominated, with Thos. w.
Blount for the House at its head, who is,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Representative J. C. Kenneth: Gull
ford has some little division arising from
local affairs, but the white people will
get together and settle the matter for
themselves. and will not ask the sons of
Ham to arbitrate it for them. AS to the
Amendment / have yet to see a single
Democrat who says he will not vote
for it, and it is we'll known that several
of the best men in the Republican and
Populist party will support it. You may
put Guilford down for the amendment -
WASHINGTON
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

w. D. Welch, of Chowan: The stu
alton in Chowan is favorable for our
party. Our county will go for the amend
ment beyond doubt The Demo
Gratis are for il to man and a good
many Republicans and Populists Will vote
for il. In the Legislature | pledged my
county to vote white for the amendment
and my people are standing solidly for
the amendment. The negroes admit that
the amendment will be adopted. Gates
county is ali right. spend part Of my
time there and hear that Gates will
give at least 900 to 400 Democratic ma
iCrity''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
ALAMANCE COUNTY.

Representative Carroll: The political
outlook for Alamance county is exceed
ingly good Our forces are becoming
thoroughly organized and we are at work
as never before. We recognize the fact
that this is a fight for the salvation OF
the white race in North Caroline. You
may, therefore, put us down in the Dem
ocratic column to stay We carried the
county in 1898 by scarcely four hundred
majority. We will not lose but gain
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17

Mr.. Heriot Clarkson: In Mecklenburg
county many years ago, we adopted pri-
mary system. We have been gradually
perfccting the system. The people OF the
county under The system vote in the
county precincts from TO o'clock. and
in the cities and towns from to o'clock.
All white men who Will abide by the
primaries are entitled to vote. All COM
mtteemen and delegates are elected by
ballet Under this system all white peo-
pic have a day in court In our recent
primaries all factions came into them,
a complete ticket was nominated and
think the ticket is satisfactory ard we
will carry the county frcm 1000 To 1000
votes. 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06
EOR sAIE-BELGIAN HAREs.


THE CALIFORNIA BELGIAN HARE
ASSOCIATION HAS THE ONLY IDEAL
RABBITRY ever constructed in the
United States.
all the principal Rabbitries in Los An
geles, and in addition have imported a
large number OF animals directly from
England. 49,.
IMPORTED AND HIGH-CI.Ass STOCK
than any other rabbltry In America, and
also that WE HAVE MORE IN
THAN ALI. THE OTHER RABBITRTES
around the bay of San Francisco CON-
BINED: we furthermore challenge In
vestigation as to the truth 81 the fore
Our stud stands pre-eminent. and is
VANTAGE FOX tscore go =. Fee $50
An animal which arrived direct from
England on April 10th, and
SCORED &
Immediately after arrival. He Is I'M
doubtedly the most perfect animal in
color, shape and form ever imported to
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
We viii, on January list. 1901 pay the
sum of five hundred dollars $500 In gold
coin for the best specimen sired by our
VANTAGE FOX and from any doe
bred to him after April "a. 1900. Judges
to be selected by the competitors.
Full information concerning this COM
petition can be secured at our Office.
(SigneD California Belgian Hare AS
citation.
Next in our list comes England's latest
CHAMPION DUKE OF CHESHIRE
Fee, $50.
This animal Is n wonder OF color and
secured IS FIRST PRIZES and gold
medal I'm England.
DASH PRINCE dmported). . Fee SOS
Son of CHAMPION Dash and winner of
special prize in England.
RABBI Imported April io). Fee IS
Sire Cock o. the North" Exoeis all
In shape and form.
DUKE or TEcK Imported Aprn
MARQUIS OF LohN.. limp. April
Earl. BANBuRY ...,....'.....Fee 10
SIRE LORD BANBURY, dam Lady
Rosewin, the most beautifully Tucked
animal ever imported to America
DUKE OF BELMONT... Fee SIS
Famous Yukon strain,
SIR FREDERICK ............ Fee $40
Son Of the famous Rochedalc.
SIR ROBERT ................. Fec slo
Son OF Lord Britain,
And many others OF equally as ROYAL
BLOOD.
A choice selection Of high-scor,ns
English Does just received direct from
We have YOUNGSTERS direct from
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We specially solicit inspection by all
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thoroughbred stock.
We are fully prepared 10 an orders for
all grades Of stock at right prices. Write
US.
CAL BELGIAN HARE ASSOCIATION.
GEORGE A YOUNG. Manager.
A.. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06

ron sALk-FuRNITunE.
FURNITURE OF six rooms, nearly new
nice location on car une AMI oscycse
Path; house In good order. rent sizs5o;
price $50. owner well known. party go
ins North. Whalley q Sturteyant. and
colman block.
FOR SALE-EuInitur OF two houss keep
ing rooms with alcoye, everything new
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between 10 and 1 o'clock. room % Downs
block.
FURNITURE Of 4-roon fiat for rent. rea-
sonable; steel range connected: no chill
dren wanted. best location In the city.
Call at once, IA West Republican street.
FURNITURE for sale: seven room house
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uished: new. price $500 Address q 4,
care Post Intelhgencer.
FOR SAIEAFurntture OF two housekeep-
ing rooms. 10 Mcdonald block, Second
avenue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06
FOR sALE-BELGIaN HAREs-con'd.

YHE AMERICAN RABBITRY - w. u.
sink, Jr-, proprietor. ansst imported
Belgian hares in the United States; We
have at stud the magnificent young
buck Bannockburn, n worthy offspring
OF the great Lord Banbury. Beau Elm
horo, a splendid son OF imported Lord
kdinboro; and, greatest OF them all,
Eormero, by Champion of the World
Fsshoda; Tor thirty Gays We will sell
young Sir Banoury does bred 20 either
OF the first two bucks for SIS: Yukon
does, same price. q pair lone OF eachD,
W, this PAR with splendid young buck
tunrelatedl. $40. sl thoroughbred pesi-
greed stock. pedlgrees furnished. our
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beautiful imported doe in America: her
young by Champion Eiinbaro H. booked
for delivery June LIST: $40 each: per pair
sio; guaranteed to have red front and
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much less susceptible 10 draughts and
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by Champion OF the World Fashoda
champion Edinboro H., Champion Lord
banbury, Champion Yukon Champion
Dash, Sir Styles. Lord Edinhoro and
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shlpped 10 any part Of United states
Sana5a or Mexico. Correspondence So
Park avenue. Emeryvile. Alameda Co,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-06

WATsoN's RABBfTRY,
$50 Sixth avenue, Seattle.
Sc Maple avenue. Los Angeles.
our experience your gain.
The past week has been
busy one with gS.
We started many people
In the Belgian hare
industry.
BEGINNERS,
Buy now. before the
demand increases prices.
Last evening we received
another large CONSIGNMENT
Of the best strains that
could be procured in
Los Angeles.
NOTE PRICES.
does. bred. each $40.
10 does, bred each yis.
Is does. bred. each stA
10 does. bred. each IL.
does. bred. each sc.
The above list contains
all the popular strains
Red Rover. Red Jacket.
Lord Yukon and Lord Jupiter
This shipment also contained
pairs OF the nnest
young stock from best straiua
SPARE TIME EARNINGS.
Look An investment
Of 80 yields 500
inside 81 one year. so
prolific are the breeding
propCnEities 81 this
wonderful little animal
that one pair VII In
crease 20 20 Ia the
short space OF twelve months,
Bookings taken FOR the famous buck.
LORD JUPITER,
after May ~. Stud service
fee BIO
All our animals are
peiigreed stock. You assume
no risk when you buy here.
For further information. address
RALPH VI. WATSON,
H4 Western Avenue, Seattle.
LOOKING for Belgians2 Something rea,
good Of the most popular strains. heavy
weights or fancy. Then write 10 or visit
pittock's Belgian Hare Rabbitry, Elm
hurst Cal Prince Britain. Prince
Kitchena, Red Ranger and other cholc.
bucks al stud My stock took FIRST or
best display. first on doe with litter anc
other awards At Oakland exhibit.