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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

Mrs. vV1nslOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething, softens the gums reduces Inflammation,
allays PAIN cures wind collie. 25c bottle
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

-Uncollccted taxes in New Orleans
aggregate over S4.00Q.0OO.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04
Fond Irjurinx the Butter.

to market more or less tainted or injured
by the food the cows receive, and it is
quite essential for the success of winter
dairying that these causes be remedied
In the spring and summer cows will
often wander into low fields and swamps
and cat weeds and wild plants that af-
feet the taste, of the butter. There is
a decidedly bitter taste. This is first no
ticeable in the milk and cream: and, the
process of chnrning does not eliminate
the trouble. The only sure way to pre-
vent such odors and disagreeable taste in
the butter in summer is to root out all
weeds and noxious plants from the
pasture: II the latter is in a rundown
condition, where weeds thrive and grass
dies, it will be pretty hard to make the
food Of the cows good enough to produce
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

The annual expenditure in England
and Wales on funerals probably exceeds
fG,OOO,OOO.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04
Electric Cars in Scotland.

"A SCOtllSu paper tellS uu dHecuOLe III
connection with the new electric system
just opened in Aberdeen. Two farm
servants came to Aberdeen to spend New
Years day. Arriving by train, they i'm
mediately made their way to the ter
minus of the electric tramway circuit,
where, after looking at the new creation
with much wonder, they decided upon
having ride. Getting on to the top Of
the car, and after getting we'll along
George street, "Wull," said man Jock,
..'this, is a graun' invention. In Edin-
burgh l saw them drive the cars wi an
iron rape aneth street, in Dundee they
pu' them wi an engine, but, MIGHTY man,
wha wad a thocht they could ca them
wi fishing rod!''
Contributors to Cronje's Sword.
The subscrip tion lists which the In
transigeant" is publishing daily of the
sums received to buy a sword of honor
for Gen. Cronje are very amusing. Here
are few extracts from yesterdays list:
"A schoolgirl who despises the English,
l franc;' "a group of residents at An
gers hostile to perfdious Albion, 10
francs "Some anti-Dreyfusards at St.
Denis who loathe the English, l franc;;"
Down with the flibusters beyond the
channel 2 francs" "a group of railway
hands at Rennes, all Bretons, who do not
fear the English, 8 francs The above
are samples of the perfervid sentiments
which accompany the stamps and coins
sent to the office Of NJ. Rochefort's pa
pCr.-IIOndOn News
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

kangaroo farming is to be an estab-
ished institution in Australia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

One hundred and twelve pupils of
the Indian schools at Carlisle, Pa, have
been received into the Catholic church.
The school has 1852 pupils.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

Pennies are legal tender to the
amount Of % cents. Payments rendered
in pennies in larger quantities can be
refused without impairing the legal
standing of the creditor
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

The English workingman has 27S
working days.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04
won,an's
Refuge

when sick Is Lydia E.
Pinkhan1'S Vegetable
Compound
No other medicine In the
world has done SO much
good.
No confidence has ever
been violated.
No w0s,,an,S testimonial
was ever published by
Mrs. Pinkhan, without
special permission.
No woman ever wrote to
Mrs. Pknlkl1an, for advice
without getting help. No
man secs these letters.
Her advice is free, as,s
her address is Lynn,
Mass. She is a woman,
you cal, tell her the TRUTH
No living person is SO
c011pefenf to advise
women. None has haN
such experience.
She has restored q mill
lion sufferers to health.
You car, trust her. Others
haves
Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04

Cucv60 Excursions VIII leave Paul,
and Sd Tuesday In each month and specially low
leaving St. Paul March 18th and April 4th for Mani
toba, Assinibos, Saskatchewan and Alberta
Write to F. Pedley Supt. immigration, Ottawa,
Canada, Or the undersigned who will mail you at.
lases, pamphlets ETC., free: 7. .. Currie, Stevens
Point, Wis. Agent for Government Of Canada.
An emus egg omelette was the treat
provided by London naturalist for his
friends. The contents of the egg, which
was found in Australia some time ago,
weighed two pounds. Crocodiles' eggs
were also served.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04
Ten Accidents a Dav,

The street accidents of London amount
to about $500 year-nearly ten a day.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-05-04
EXCURSION RATES

to Western Canada and par
ticulars as to how to secure
16O acres of the best Wheat
growing land on the CONT
nent, can DO secured on ap-
plication to the Superin.
tendent of immigration,
Ottawa. Canada. or the un.
The sun., 1900-01-15
IN a TIGHT CORNER.
An Instructive story For All Anna
teur fortune 'rcIlers.

1t one of the recent church fairs
they hal an impol.ei fortune 'eiler.
Her boo,h was iitiro up u compliance
wi.h oriental suggestions. her snp ers
turned 10 al tie toes. her fentjtes
were tinted II i rich lichi brown aud
her Jewels Iad their most striking zen.
ture III tAg.r a.4r among .4cl pauDns
was ii tall. dark aad dastnsI ned
looking man wAo eAteuard lis st.>to-
crave BAND NJ tlaUta "a4l Shr drop
ppl A.i tau ea \
d h.s flcr ~ aas t ires
of fate
.'loa saae4 oa ar c5!' Y
cogi.D NrElG ter ~
rIGca but II e.ni tam VI g
srg alatu, auF a,QaG... l.. .
brilI4at futHre tpr yoa, proyd ! 1l
vti concentrate
X nlly nrrprr ~ ac a
arr uot CO... .t.lg enough for iaY
ye-. sou could ~ yor keep tle score
Of the medical profession. and yo-
lack the applcaticn requisite % suc
cess Ii tho business world.
How about tie ministry
absurd. You arc 50 cynical nnd s'
nsistent upon following the lead o
pure reason that you haze no religion.
Next afternoon The fortune teller wa
entertained at the parsonage. 10 III
smiling Eost she encountered the ma
whom sha had barred from the profes
stons end from business She learue
rrori TIE ta!k aEaul hor t1et te Is dl
INK \ grand work % the run.t. hut
. bright woulan IS never without tn Is
cuse.
III charged yon notilng she laugh
ed. and no other reference was mad
= 70 the natter Detroit Tree Press.
The sun., 1900-01-15
Lie oe n Fri1eaehter.

The tcGc- has 4 Plain coursc married.
ont for him. H' career IL necessarily
short one. The period between his
twentieth and thirtieth years consti.
tutes his haymakinG time, for seldom
does mnn after passing his thirtieth
year retain the fire and speed 10 com
pete with the robust youngsters con-
tlnrnlly epr!rslng Up. Therefore the
boxer WITH a level head viii live
quially. UolG hart and sac hts norey
. in order that svhen lie has rassed into
the "senr and yellow leaf lie rlay not
he 81 the mercy oc the cold world.
which loves winner. but y tao busy
TO pay much attention 10 Z lcser.
The sun., 1900-01-15
I'm. Nncntinn.

Hicks--lt Is siiauie tie way Rustct
Il bringing upflar hay 81 ms Tie lai
doo.n't Fnow how q read Or write. and
i era is no Indication of ms ever bein:
Sort 70 school
Hnks- Buster knows wlai he Is do
ing gou cnn depend upon il Probably
be intends Wien That hoy reaches man
hood lie VIII haze all the business he
can attend 70 as criminal court Juror
Pestan Transcrlnt.
The sun., 1900-01-15

- nse i! intellectual, moral an1 physical
salturt, aud Mr. Nandegriit' ! iuititaele
5, ide III tie magnificent builiing which
III soon Is piiy Wilmiuat,n'- interest ~
paication Nu- -harrn apnarntlV by
r,.i, pe,,r,n WiiEin II" leatuG u l1s
.,5e. tut H.c krf err ~
s#f A,l 4
Jyr lpf sra rr-p n-.
49, rwarr
zn.aa.#,# #ot.t.t. r@re.a.rtf.at ~ mrngrnu
"a trr a. CT sitt. i"l &
5.,fra e, p4nac ei4c Il d. tn" rev
ya -tI@u til j. u9rtn ~ a' that
ror, and m.r, ini ~ % Mf
Van gritt "a pr --tnn- q t.tGe apt
-.,I,.ucrlua as IS az a ~ aWp'r prn
nar,,,sIi- aelnAact lfa' Wbic rii H.
Nii,.t.t.n t,a.lrl ~ p srt wiu-ir
ne4riy Il q5atter ~ andig"n Y ara rar
! pp4tt fir temple ~ tl ,ledp,
without csnsng 2 ra M II fr ~, *
c.pt frnrl few dSep-p',cs 49, az
p-srr 81 .s.lJ j. wuen tae' q" nissr
a.4a
The sun., 1900-01-15
The so,ton Boy.s pi,cr.tons.

Emerson suIl Mrs Braconstreet
'Low ala you coupfi yanrs if n Inc
thorauchfarr the morning with your
new nrighl.orsf'
~ f.ar rlg rr5 III L.ersea
.'thnt orr actions were scarcely such as
world much intensity orr tnteIlecis
You So. ~ knows nutliin. nf Au-ustp
Corte his pnrnts layc f0rhhG"n tim
Valmirr. he G!sIE,S VI Shakespeare
and Ills familiart, vtth chemistry and
astronomy 5 suprrtictal % u weary
lng degree 81 ue mnf!r IIa pies
ElsiOn Gnnrlrr
The sun., 1900-01-15
rhe nnrh.r shnn nn,r

"You're ueHt, sir. said tho boss bar.
ber. indicating n mt Man who was
buried heh.nd newspaper. IN wait
FOR awhile" replied The fat man. I'm
II no hurry" As another-man climbed
INTO the vacant chaf tie fat man lean
ei over TO another customer who was
waiting his turn ana conided that lie
uqs 10 hurry, a dv.ccl hurry. but le
u ould rather lose his tHrn than be
6 aved hy NE proprietor Of the snop
Il isn't thar | nave any grievance
tcansi THIS particular barber" le
ii on "hui shIn nil ho-s BARRIERS
a. would nnsur r the tiiti place.
a. patronzns vnn aul IN III SecOnd
3 ~. hp Is inrariGGly TIE worst uar
h. in The sh1p Ilra 100, Il takes
h', about fwIcc as long He will laiher
on side of vour face and then 20 over
to he desk 70 mukr change TOR a Gus.
Tor y who IS g0tl: Il fcs he Is gaa
err = Its own ca.hlrr H. cousidn-s
Il du;v 10 exchange niry pn"slaage
VIII each customer ns III lrAves the
shar AMI Nv tie tltlp L. rrts hack %
yoU sour face Is cakrd 10 cold lather
\ ~ uis usually happens four or ave
times while you are Erttlug shaved
end sou may conSlipt yourself lucky
II a salesman for a prrtulnrry or sonF
house doesn't come In 10 talk NJ his
wares In thar event ron nrp hound tc
be kcn, waiting for 70 or - minutes
ana when yon are tnal,y shaved your
pence ~ mind is DESTROYED Tor the res'
Of til day No boss harhers IN nine
know em too well. ana walt eycrJ
time. Exchange
The sun., 1900-01-15
Mnndcr.of Wv nnnnrhLre.

TIE average reader witl 49, q az,t
TO tpnrn tl"l ltl- heN tiatn-lJf
wtb e- 'tar !lta ,G.sa la.. Il
nn lcSs tnau +u6 lakes aud punds i54
brooks. Is rivers and ~ mountains
Tnls makes Iowa look small Colorado
o big state. has 55G creeks Texas has
comparatiypiy few rivers. takes ana
creeks Alahama has 6ti3 creeks aud
81 rivers Iowa cannot approach thai
record Minnesota mas 222 lakes aud
40 rlyers.-Npw YORK Press.
The sun., 1900-01-15
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

NEW rheTLE COUNTY, sa THE srATRof
. liwAr-. u ihe sheriff oi New Castle CUu4iy,
wl4reas, fmty Pesd ~ her peti.
10 ITO tie a dgtt a o1r -uf eris Cur
nle''ntfe ice Of tho iTuthonrtar ~
of aA!d Or, II ia AID Tor Ntw 'asfll
uiy for the cause ~ tnmpISlnt
{-EAL, therein Alh gsi, has made npaa o
~ rur ssh Judges thar decree ma
ha urnuJuueed dlsa,lyigs ite nGrr aye
exiting between tAe lCiiuolel and
john X r I'd
We therefore tomua-d yeu a. ynu wer.
her, tet ~ mmaiti, ., That ynu summon John
s.A lA' h IT, Aud sUrear b'tn'c he ludg-s
n eUr. ttd toutt : tHe tc,t tes % iher- I & p
n " 9t ,vtimi' gt,n ~ Mo daS hs NTH da' nf
~ fuary ~. Nj 10 arsa ~ Tie a i "a luns n' Ii,
.aia I.util ~. kmiiyR k'-r. according 10 : :.
A,tof Nsrub iutu b cAse mrcrHtd totid,
ana alsa t. DO ard rec ~ ~hht the Court s. al
,tnn s there G n,li,r concerning him IL thls
t..hA A. 10 tue { ust shHli seem meet and cou-
sister With the provisions Of the said Act o.
Assembly.
And have you then there this writ:
WitnrS the Honorable Iha'lcs v. Lore
E.qulre. a, = miugt n. the Iwentl seventh
'py o,emuer, 4. r., Eighteen hundred ard
nineiy.ninc
Issued NoyomAcr Il $50
ylCFGR B. wooLLEY
pguiL0aetRty
The sun., 1900-01-15
An Exclusive BOOK.

Tie slmanacu DE- ,ialha is The most
exclusive boob q IT, snd and perhaps
of any kind u tie world aud 70 get
ones name in rs pages Implies that
one is either az exalted parsonage or
something very much like IL And Of
those whose names appear very few
arc able 10 boast Of having n porirnit
between Is FeICct acd scarlet covers =
London Letter
The sun., 1900-01-15
Ercnts Tonight.

B.arJstH., GtaId Ieia House.
v.udeV le DocIs sd ~
Bar Police unft,i,si negs, City Halt
IRA d wine Lodge 10 U Il hiRhlaI ds.
H,r,nan pdg,, u.". De. Hal
L ~ ia NJ HON Clmmu"iun. r. u T.
r Uith AMI up sitCe 4.
VAIN u L,dg K ttP..E .fF Hal
Ear ia ien.l / q T.. seventh NJ Aaik,'
u j 20 B +. d =. ot a. 6,2l2 sLpls,
4ln.er rnt I 4. Il Fourth AID hIi'r!
.l,n ndc urcie ". or.A.N, Lh ~ d.
HA
Viiuir rt7n ant pranfyvne colnr 4 :.
sourth ana Ktfr .tre"'-
MiiR Z can .ntnI. / i-t J fu9 "
Dyau-e / d., ;. q ~ E,d Men. Han
nqt,n uLr, I @. 81. l.d Megs Hall,
"iln ingtjn ConciAve q H., Masonic
hinle ClaS. \. N. c. 4. Build ng.
cn,s Friends c.ste q cola Mprset
delaware conclaye. 2 ". NJ sa osan {
street
N,ownson Library ASSOCIATION Fourth and
JAcksn streets.
IS ia5 er.' international Union, smth
Buiidii <.
shields Librat5 Association 2i9 Wet sixth
Rsyard Logon sl7 shelley street.
F,deay Aoigt, 4. Y Z. VI, NorEman's
! i, EocA Council /, o q, Rcd Men,
HuiiA'
i aware L ese. /. Q. 0. a. oel Fellow.
Hall
-slesmer's League,
bella ateUDiOn X III F
- hrnD - htncfc al -o,iety.
Or, cery sud ~ruvisn clerk. association.
First regiment hand siIlh ana altrle.
str cts
Wsiren Athletic Club M Tatnsll street
Delta Chapter, X A NJ, MssaIie Hal.
Wilmi gidu cyce Cluo, Desws avenri
and Z 1atnal stree.
App0ms,tox Camp g Of v, Hinth and Kim
stree
- etar's pan fcial fopi,tv.
y Operative riaStsieTs futeyt!Ve Union ~
I East r urth street.
The sun., 1900-01-15
1897 InE SlJlN 1000
BALTIMORE, MD.
The paper OF the people,
For the people and
With the people.
Honest IN motive,
Fearless Ia expression,
Soand in Principle

4 n.vspaHrrj- All mea,ar; tatrt ~
all Kinds u tdnca'nfs, hut thr nan VT
-.tuds mlprS ihdicun,ly and liberal
ls r.,t"r abl. rs tptpar Ms Know 'cd.
than the man Who ha- i!;tle or uutlnn,
~ send
TuE suN : the ligi est type oi nes-
papr.
THE ayS's pa-;s frqm a.l rats y q.
UhnrG : al,- atr uu~afya-sri.
Tmr ~uN's t'Hsle N,rgtcr is The ares
know thr tronh.-- a the Philippine
and in >nuth Africa druand cnmpetrn
cnrrrtpondents ard vast expenditures 4.
money and iatsr 10 grtttng the new
When you yet fHg suS yon get neUsaa,
intelligent prer-It,tinn ~ iacts With u
a. Nrii ~ carefully pnpA'ei articles n
editorial writers q hikhesi s,audl,n
Whrn yrn rccl datiS p4pir ~ En'
prircipal trceipwrrdaaJa il .its 'chral
nrrs, yon g"ttEc inR geneiaay ttr
punr Ircgs at Tia. .u-A 81
By mail tiipy GENTS q IN NH; ~
months, s.; one yeat, s. =
The sun., 1900-01-15
t. IL. PEvuocx 3 Co.
Tailors and Clothiers,
Fifth and Market Streets.
Liquor Applications

>,OTICE-I, JAMES 4. WcKELvFY. THE
y tenant aud occuIAnt ~ the house
Enown a. the elasate Ho Sc, ttuat, 4
Il Hockes,in ia tchool list'ic' No 20 M.ll
iieck Hundred COnniv 7 New tate snd
-ta'e OF Delaw-te. in cnmpl auae with the re-
qniremerts the ats nit teGCucfAl A-.' mhly iu
such case made and provided % h,pby xiv
uotire that shall apply ia writing t the curt
pf General sessions ci ihe tate oi itlA-
ware NJ ard ttt New Castle county, on mon
DAN, n" h day oi frhru4rg. =. ~. 1902, being
re next term OF SAID court ipr "a License iar aid
nous rs ar IL or tavern. icr the ssle TN r,in OF
nnXicAtiug quurs III ess quantities han one
quatt, II " dunk n the . cmists aid the ini.
L wing resi- ertA Ne citizens Of said -chuni ll--
,ritt Hundtd County Bbd tate hiGrt- aid At
lehs SIX u whom are substantial ir,eh ,liers,
said 81 oal ist ici Hurdred County and
tinn. VIZ,
Edward NcGovern, FtwA'd McG0vtrn, JT.,
his marx, John McReowtn,
Witfets Wm Kelley; h marx
Pattck GalirRh.r Witness nHn'i H. Leary
hi. mark, Aigha' Uw3er.
WI nsss. DAM y. LcAfy. lbs X marx
Juhnr. Hag tfty Wittts. t'nil d IKRry:
Dennis Mct ATTY. rauieA McGfory,
D. Is Nttiovtru, Phi ~ ohety
Vatthow Pu.er NJ, < mary
Ilchaei Ghhafen, Wit c's Haui Lc3r7;
I'm 20 TIC, Jacob SHllVel,
Albert Ntlllimson WIN c Pier.on
EdWa,G J. Dw' er, John A. ST. IN
JAMES A. ", KtLNRY.
The sun., 1900-01-15
Candidate for Levy Court.

Andrew ". Gallagher, q New Castle,
y IL be 4 oruucratlc candidate i3r thr
aiFce Of Levy Court Clnmissiontr Of
tbe Funtth distrct, which incndea The
civ I New Ca-tie Red Lien aud New
Cast hundred
The sun., 1900-01-15
Lime ana sn,nl,nr DIns

Lime and sulphur as a sheep dip lq
doomed . this county as Il Las teen
IN Others simply because woolen man.
ufacturers don't want lime dipped
vools. That settles the whole bust.
ness, the orders and advice OF the IN.
reau Of animal industry TO the con.
'trary rorwftnstapdiug@ Sheep Breeder.
The sun., 1900-01-15
Anti.saloon League.

An anii.salocn lpngnp will probably ~
org lnized by Methodist MIR sters 81
Union Church this morning RrY r
Dinwiddir, of Washington, viii address
The meeting and explain the methoo,
NJ ceesary " b. used
The sun., 1900-01-15
United states Hole.

Mrs c. F. Doclibot, proqri,
aess. Nos. J, 5 and ! Frenc
,t-eet. Lunch cafe and saloo
,,:ached. Lunch every Salur
lay y h..
The sun., 1900-01-15
shnrn.

noc'cr~stics ou' rour tongue. Tom.
nv
Tnnmy-Not Or yonr l'fe' dill Tint
yesterday 70 r}r 'carhpr md still
nchp al ore- n, tt- WIENER T7-bla.'
The sun., 1900-01-15
JAS. I. NULLIN & SOM
! ouF.

y FIRST ASSESSMENT ni-tRicr
aud t- tes.uil laHu Il 7Al van gai
F.fn sla,s .cvelih ans FiRh,h Iis'ri"'s
'hrtles, -s,tsmr III uict a. joseph 4 Ifn
hTh shop, soutAwrs. corner Z Urn uhd LON
Aln,h' ic1th Eleventh. Twe'hh and Thl',
uen.h pl.til soi first N.'e ~ NJ pi itic; st
Cnares 1aylOf'. eigtt stdF~ northwest corner
-iIth and Lfn ard ;, ret..
ne tuv--tm.-t 4--,ss.neut a., Frs, lssrss-
men, n.rct ~ Jam u. ArCoy's t.7 hast
f!itA slCet.
.EcoSo ASSES ,Msyr,piYTRtE
Vilhaev 6p1Isu for rh!rtl-lghtn, Thlr'y.
ninth + 4, rln aud F4tiy ht,l bs ri"is r yoitl
R. Nj net', uo tnw-'tc ifAer N!nth s'd f'raei.
,trtr's,
drth ANA touy..xth b .ttyts ~ Harfy b"' rei
clgar suire 5rth "est c1fnef Icuth Ani f'Ht
far'y.sy.nth oryeish,h F@tyn ninth
Flfi ~ aui 4, afs, li'plct-, o. Ioaelh
th3 i1le.t~3cgt aa.,.,rier tor -.coad III si,ct
al Ni lam y H,nns,. no Kin2 sTerE
THIRD Assg sNE>T NJ RIcr.
VIII ha,g 10 :. W. f9r f.'tysecoue Fits.
AZ q FIGS inutth and F'iyhih lstfict- a.
J9,eln .ltats ~ sittc s9L,At'fs euf NJ
t!tl Xlh ~ scy Nh Fifty s ~, tl'iy
aim II .icth -ixt4.r.. SIX -,a iiG NNs
rlafl -!k.l.ft.t ea .a,h llslitt. ~
lli Fl s 4stt eHg tas tUr lT''ft
lctn ata"' 4"Asat a'F. ta't,
I#, 4-t a.a4t.t#sf lf#rt t'
e .a a-lu E H fa.
trrt tta ! war z
stlrtt
faualu tLt lJs il-tFl
Witttf. t.os.u il la0n ,4th "eHh
aud >ivir, l,.nt, AZ ,aia 4 .s 80
Nr#L tourtHs'r5rf.
E,yrt ,r ,H t't,car" N.actr 'A TH,p
ti,til A.i N,h'. ,-t-t lI,t.icts .. 30 t,ast cor
utr ~tc. c.t.Ttt t4.l .i't't 'tetNs Isrt-
lN,a' s. uAi ISrn ,h. md TsGrly
nv tH. l.sl: AaAt, t.4is ~ t-J aa-'oi
Stree.
Ia.4lycs mtn: x, ,,-,ne,t i,r -Four h Assess
rnent District att07 West &c nd street
FIRlH Assessment DlsTRIcr.
VIII Ang book up for krnt, af:n Twenty
sixth TIVE ,ty.scveu b. Twenty eighth and
iweniy.unth Districts 81 Hugh -ween"! +
ruihMcs. c0rner ssccHd aal Nnn buoi
ttrctts
Ih,rc,h all -M-tsG : ii.pir's a. y nj
fr., npr-ss q: s3f5.eg settnth aui tiAHAsa
sts,tfs
iA.tty second 1hlity ihl'd ami Thiuy flurtl
blstt!cis d. Matthew Gsll ghrrs soIthwtst CuI
nrr Fuurln ami Franklin .trttt-
Ihut tl'h. lhitN sixth u.i lA.,,Ys vent
D.trcs NJ Hepyer south Aes. cotnc
HaryIaui avenue aui Liuden lect,
ih- llve-tm, At a s,ssmrnt ~ lJ.l Ell stree
The assrss ~ Wil - iu scs,ten ~ he Carr
II u.e levg g u't un III JanLHr: af,h "a
1tE tUtA and IT inr tit Itltl q" ui tfaking IN
c frecti MS % Ilac!ng o name . the 49,,
meHt list hat may have zen rmitt.d & as
y Il aI.. .Ntr aly GurstlOn WIN II .ertace 70 II
Adam Tax Law Jr investment.
JAME, Mp1GN
The sun., 1900-01-15
wby Nc rrnrrica.

"Younc mnn." ea'l the oil gentle
na1. thy dauzhter is TO youns 70
mlrry 4 girl u scr ayp canno, he
sun" ~ r own miEa IL matter of
such importance
= fully realize that" replied the
young mn a. who hni irSt secured rhe
fair enp's consent. 'rhat's why |!
doh't wa-- 70 wa!;."-Chica5o Pest.
The sun., 1900-01-15
Baltimore It Weekly Sun

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The sun., 1900-01-15
x.,v AaENT AND REFORM

rA ~ kc Eentinci.
f1sm tho Da9E manifest that the r.
New caEssex county have taken Z
Hernb.ic(& have ret themseves
eoint ofjiy,rking a radical reign ri
xr'E iird fmanaeement "a Athat qouil
are tire felo~p, Susse AOnllty ".
f5x1e 81 enrfaslolalty. Alofe ~
ar1n, no s,,s scfr~e and no Ia '"'.5
n not incluSed in that nan, IN
called reguhr Republican psu az
was ever anything else, has deg p
into airnniv an Auti-Addicl ~.
Heneeiorth all other names for ..ai't
are misnome~. lts ,t
sahly,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-25

Canton, motion to require the ad-
ministrator to file report of sale has
been granted.
In the estate of Michael Zerbe, of
Canton township, appraIsement Of lands
has been approved and private sale
ordered.
James A. welker has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Thomas
Welker, Of Sandy township.
An inventory and appraisement has
been filed in the estate of Emma James,
Of Massillon.
The will Of Christian Vogelgesang,
Of Canton, has been admitted to pro-
bate.
In the estate of Ed. A. wikidei, of
Canton, distribution Of uncollected as
sets in kind has been ordered.
William p. Nye has been appointed
guardian of Sarah e. wickes, Of Can
ton.
In the estate of Rosa Miller, of Mimi
shillen township, the first account has
been filed.
Final account has been filed in the
estate Of David Yutzey, Of Pike town.
ship.
Private sale of land has been ordered
| in the estate of Susan Carl, of Marlboro
township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-25

ould dot vunce Villum Chennings Bryan
played baseball! Now all We got to dit
is to prove dot he vas NIT der New
York Chants. und henceforth all is
over init der poor fellow"
Den der audience rose ub as vun man,
NIT der eggsception uf der cow. und der
spellbindery closed for der night.
d. DINKELsPIEL, per Geo. v. Hobart.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-25

Reeves, of Canton the seventh partial
account has been filed and application
for certificate in partition granted.
The will of John Frederick, Of Can
ton, has been filed for probate.
Final account has been filed In the
estate s Of Eli'abeth swihart, Of Massii-
In the estate Of Blanche King, cf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-09-25
Those Crazy "Beauty Patches"

[New York Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch.l
If little black specks are noted on the
faces Of Pittsburg's pretty women this
winter don't blame 1t entirely on, Pitts
burg coal, for Paris has decreed that
the beauty patches" which were popu-
lar years ago are again in style. Paris
tried them this summer, and New York