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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
Il dangrH tv i'r ts,siIkHlh ''Yhf WHOLLY
c!vpi4@ ;M dI43 3esh H. |bf jn'erA
"I'}kn a. 4 1T + Y i q csc W y!

lUriral novel written in Chinese diA
Jet ;NoYVA!4 '}* IjMtIH awful. -1n"an-
apnli> <t'jur,lal: WV
acltinx.. sXrekls:r::v * MIN YOU :be]ieve
what he IS -: asked Inc Joitrnalist OF
rho 11cv=p r111u:~-~ NJ sorry 70 BE-
compelled 70 answer 1t9t question III
the negative" replied the latter; ''lir is
as untrt>j worthy as Il copyrighted
r'tryr'm.< Eazar>> x y ~Y
rHr w"Hi'aq: SO so vesf NJ gt~ra III,
l:!X aH>! !{sn S|4 .1;; nearly Il! nigA1
Mil! ~ H. h2ll!jysz ..,NN,.Aata the MATTER
with her husband: Why doesn't hA
htEItiier :'N *Nsh htputS jn<Hfi his il4lszcccc
ayi1a1ing t4l; IN eight hour day fov he
workjn;nat';;4 tt:RiAilad}rlpAja. Catholic
S1Hnl:>ru, AID >>IilueS:~ .>>..>..
Nrdrtl;inY By IL" t;;3r1: Diner No res
t:::,,ruht Wdftttfr4A:Ntha hat fave y vi got
for dinner: N'aiter- Roast bceffri,.;.<-
<rthrhiCkJ;li<ttw ft11tamblashba}zcd and
fried potatoes college pudding m;lktca-
an'rof1rc Uthccr:.- {;lyc me the third,
T01ITT fifth cS:1xtIl, q :t1t91n3 and nine
! 5**!!t4 1 sS!lahle*:@sIitsk =
IS %dTcl9iSet': a'I'6nT T6u>hire dily
serxantS at 1all y keep this hotel clean:
|MyIro#' f fHf III awful dirty toh,f-
'iolI /" kpnNa;tiuts FL The %|tim ofXA1Me
Of {n~} Ti33G!" ;sv1art1 e H. pr5p,f~~lEorr
h]andly. You know wr advertise:
j. ;S$"tWtl E!HW""Y;; tt@>reeffA1es:: .
Advice for Papa: Henrietta, of Ca
to1r~ri44r;- My papa objects to
ny adn1irt4:s sitting on the steps and
ri firing With NE until late hour at
might lic claims That he ~canuot slrr;,
| on account OF our noise. What would
>youA1A >e:-L\dEise papa to-slcep IN
the day -lin4e,-43altimor American,
'fncr%swa<E. vacant seat in the car
Little Willie allowed the strange lady
to take it, although he looked tired
THANK YOU. NY little gentleman" said
$+r; "f} NIX dig X9n not take the seat
You be weary, lady, if yrl~father found
!: o1t lS"r ~r11ifp #*Alf' <<htr luina;.l{a: -,
Philadelphia Press.
Charming n Then they went
to WoozrES. did they: Ali, that's u
dtli"h1SuFY,lhlH.s Observation-Disclosures
me to 20 t" Woozey's know he must
seess 6
| the most elaborate and expensive
lunchcons in the city. Helpless Youth
Let's go to Woozey'S, Miss Quickstep.-.
| Chicago Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
\ I.hiii,isse T;y:new,.i2tel,:: :

The Rev. Sheffield, Il 'I'rcSbytpt IL
minister ut'r,ln& how. HAS ihVcilted a
Typewriter for the Chinese language.
This; machine u.s. capable of writing
1910: characters; which Are ;c:,ilita1
uround the tjrr(ImfprrtA,c :of i}unl4r-
o,,* type whttl$: 1t: rt}|dirrS tht de-
preston Of two keys in order to pirintt
Il simple character, -. >,.>,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

rral 'uN'.n eats 'iu>!,lu refuge during
tn" Ottawa hrr,in a.; Wno,ie1l house
W!,i,"ll although l!t buildings on r;,,'u
sid" were i }urnjn@ down. refused 10
':l1rll fire and i,An'l!nrA Intact. Cats
lavrHa peculiar "ift in 'hi~ Ilt,.. ion.
>;I'''> in addition t" their rrl'1l"u nine
!*s>S- there is Il popular Superstition
-l4--.al~-1hrv will only rai what is good
for 'ilr1lf 80
This may %" may not be !, falIAcy.
BAT the instinct of Stli-prrS,.rval!on,
Nnlfi' i rn:nnnH |" III animals, rN-
'!l''. perhaps. h'IIr> 'Who, hrin@ lrry
bags O! nerves. Will during Il tire be-
have Wirt! >o,i,';lal' u,~lii:li.v,. l,n<
been rrs'vt'l time and again! The ji1S'
which. ia, practice. AS we'll as IN .h"Ory
l|"~"r' IA" ship which is no longer sea-
worthy. are Il, Notable example, OF IT,:
AIr: acre are many animal lOyNrs who
would no; rnn>;j '|r" il any way rxlrlv-
l@1ul 10 suggest thai the ,,lu,.kinr. of
the geese III the capitol was due to \
Knowledge 81 their part OF ihc facts
shat the entry OF the tncnlv would
ulrnn the cutting Of 'lnelr tlroaiS..
Willie llr ruUSinY ul HE Roma MS :WOnl,l
earn them 4 lrl'' OF =raIi1llr and per-
$nual Immunity from the luu,ll,trcr's
shop Wint!nWS- 49,: "a.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

guard me witb~ stea1<- watchfr!ness
from all voidablc Bain and danger;
qMau foHfhe Fl to let NE amu*e
~ III as Hlikr, lwvided WAS Meth
M frH full H. troublesome
IT. Ett14 l4+5s44w WIS that | should find
my own amusement. No toys OF any
Kind were at first allowed. Nor did |
over painfully wish for what l was
neNrr permitted for IN instant 20 hope
for Or even ina cine tao possession OF,
such things as one saw in toy shops. I
LINK it should lr related that MAS
Steadily whipped if was tr"nble>o,l>>.
I'm HH,1lleSr particulars | think he
Treatment OF 1'!y rhil,!h""d WH@~rnNiriy
right -\> >oep a. | NuS A1]1t$ to :s'ead
uucntlH my ,n"lh,r in*e:Eu: a% 'Dur5e::o OF
Bible work with ,i". Wl'irh newer ir.:'S-
r,l until went to TX furt}.'
How Lincoln KebuktHi His Critics.
At 1hN Whitr House one day during
the tiVu, War. some gentlemen were
present from the West. rNri1c4l and
troubled about tilr commissions "
OMISSIONS OF the Misunderstanding res
i!rnl I>ljpoln he;ttA.: :f1{yAm paticu'Iy;;
ana then, rrrlird "ts"u1llncll, >ulipu>r
Ill the property yo1i' were Wolff V:'9
IN gold. '*>nd YOU had put ii in thu
bands or; blondin 10 carry across IT,"
!N'H=ar" :riyer on 4 rope, would YOU
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

~" t'~7'1I';;tN;$ '"l; !ll>s4'na s1n' 4ft'nt'I'
rev .ii%W .>!tr?':rAI> >,vilp &i14
~ icy "'ti'd f!!tlt5.!H jrtv iAtu MI Q'IArSs.
foe i"r>,. ni' it;;'*+*,u%A l}{iti]n jl'".'"r
t:'N ;;'"'''". and w w., I:.A" 10 EIhiv2%H;
and v"1 Ills ~;ri :amil''tt across
Us JAKE i. Ntti'i:4!:'''''''':''it'yi 'fhtr"
w>;"I" :! ::r(:i:''''i;y VAS rN;l'l::cu 10
grow .iuNGs. ra1i,: ?'!i the hua> !'tfd;
Susa> ai,nr>"';vh int ~. r"<tolf tnuff'y.;
IT, has li:r,E in vtlMi vi,,iui; " NEARLY
tN;r >.HM, A&'| .,''~:;. r5 a1,t time III
\a'lH!'uinY -. ,;:. ., !:'
E.>'n. II his AutI'h IL" MAS a ''!:nl>tr
along rT:**iA;!! !jn' -: N;N in:3 Nlir,n q
boy h''1 -iNrI1 Il ~'!!olIr>hl' in college,
~ Il rAu(,! rtl1lr:,1 ;rnAl >u,tly Ne be
r;':nr ,untir' tu during his freshman
year ila; t!it ,'"i'ru rf thv church which
WAS >uppnri;h" him wa, narrow and
llr 1!'rrIurr :r>i 4H"i t41- scholarship
AND rru"tt|>'N 10 >>u,ly by himself
,tL!rr w. rHlnr !" in'Iin:la the Brook
Farm rr!nl!'ini>tir rXprr;mtn: WAS
mage a"l ru-u|r"atuu and. >oriulisti.'
colonies h"r;NNt much talked about
The Young Talrn1 took the lead in
Northern Indiana in which There were
>'A;!rt'! 1'rNliu:<' settlements and
small 'uN'n>:~anN il, 1914 S1arFetf ,hr
Llili! I"Ip:I;, AniuS,riaI Associations.
Land N3>. >.TUr"l 1lrar South Bend,
about 'Wn, 'ui|t>> froJu oht original town
site. on ll't riyer: and Il house: and 9th
'r buildings pu' up. There were nirc
Families Of seventy lirrSon~ in lie COM
n;rli1v. n>lii,brriny rn1h!cr<. ,:arrrn-
t"r$: rar.,I,'r~ :inu ,nrn Of other ,ra,t,'S.
aIu>!Ir plan '"us STRICTLY "A Common
wealth.. All went we'll for II time: The
llll,i. I,nHtVrr. had been sul,lrp,l 1'rum
iN''> '';'l"rrH' ,paVj"<.. Who Ytrr IT.
swords points. and the troubles be-
tween / h'>N Two Soon (lp*> r(ytN any no
ION rt 'hrrtltt:'ly love" iii h. p'li?atl,I:
l'i;''rnmlnruj1y. \ III" common HOUSE,
h;il ,}>trrn h,ll! for "a starter },avinw 4
separate. .enil:Al''r .anu room for <;},.h
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
A'Noi:tf1'ek i:n. i1iight'hfoEu5tt,. d.:

~ ANpE !; H?;I ,, ,'''"
-''rhi| mNiS;t5 :; 10Y tA@rq, hgtl1}hq44fc H.
r7re:tt Brltt'ine the, 4nirt4}wHst towAE ON
he, coast of Shetland, is built on a rock
200 feet high, the summit of which
barely affords <oom for the necessary
buildings.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

;i,'tI'l: 90 +;.,>T T1'|1'::'.' 81 :
'f'''ni]! ;>.l. T. ,4'nlAton dinin!Y3 rqpInrjn
'''@!''n,iEr. .Qi'i .lhHr{Ht .W}rr Nrih4j!AnY3S;
1pA plans r"l ]!rErr houses, h!u, lflrl ,
'yo :an;{ 1if y )" H; ST Hx x:}t IN,
r;?|l!?ny lin:ifi' 'iti>hai',lril:" Il ''':
After that Mr. TalrGr NiH cnrttH'
ju!Se "S~rhr Court ot5,t;oa1rns5ll lleaS
win ju1IS'lh;sion ,e'vut" SIX nountie~s H,4
F"'d this office siftt;cn :NrAH>. IM, 1,u.
'h'th hrfnre wiz voMner aug editor :Y!.
fhF l"ra' paper !4'H; ,NIalpAyqiSq .\i1etit
land after rrsiyuiny FROM ,4e bench
again took >har::r Of iii" parrr and con
du'1rd it for thirty 'yr:ii'~ = IN lhte ti;>riyy
years its foa,nt! it: :n,'rr4<ary uft.',f lt
ntl and prin> US we'll as: Writr the paper
Having Mcn thus in the public eye
for three score years. Judge; rals:ot has
come 10 l'aVr great in tlururN among tile
people OF Porter County. He has KEEP
+" his free thought. anH is now leader
in the DR.. Thomas branch .ut the, Peu
pies Church in tina; city. Judge Talvol
is as Keen in pt,tiInT forth his reform:
ideas to-day as 1T any time in bis
~ AiN
qualified support Of his wife, l>h, lat
ter was for MANY YEARS Il lr%cErr u
nrnnanShip in tlle ''t'Dll.Yia:,t Iusli,
tn1"" OF Valparaiso. and was A..elo>e
friend ul Judge ,ralcul and Aj> iirSl
wife. -.
'''fh'!r ar" W." things for people .tc
ITO 10 lr happy and be healthy" says
Mrs. Talrot. ''lhrt ii}llSt live plajnlS
and. the: mnst sleep at light instead 81
half the daytime. 80 Fairly to Ned AnG
carly to rise is 4 wise motto and lylui !
living is another. Iu our opinion. AT
expenditures Of $500 "A, year fur; two. l,et
pie would hr great r;X,t+raNagance. Ic
hr sure, we have no rent to, pay AM j
we have milk sent 10 us by Mr. Tal.ot'.
son. but even If we had these things i,
pay for we Would MOI i!"e(l 20 Spru,
SEQ 4 year. We tF,: nol' Stint ourselves
but We follow a wise creed }>y Hyiir: !
plainly. when We arc. at homie f,7|'N Irr
on t],r railroad" !: $50. -,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

Nonu uWA<llre. | have known linen =;
commit '>'!!ri'" inr less. .tiisgr:,vp., ht
no newer )" nl',:h AZ blinkru., II,
heard mo through 3l;\nl}v,,, made. .:l.o
r"mM'nl and began ~. talk. .abou;
something else. II" had TOLD Il ,Ir, was
caught ami regarded the episode as
,}uSEu " 80
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

a woman doesn't always nayc the
last word, does *ic:' "Oh, no. Some
1;'7:ex -tt7ttt*::1171g--rU Hnothcr wom,
AZ. "~-l.iit.
'rp*iElci~ Jolnnr, arll :nr, the name
OF Ike tropical belt north OF he tlua-
| ;ur':7 .joillny~ Glu,t sir. TeacHr*>- Cor
/ rees,, That ;Ni1l DO. Yale Etrora.s p
/ no yqtl mean TO ius}n,1at4 f!at
! c"7@t TIL The 1!nith :" by no means.
! y j.. uipu,5:DIy to say what man can
Flo untl he, tries. Chicago Post.
Always There: Quericus-I suppose
You had plenty Of fresh things at the
S''nmry hotel? Yes; paint and col
FlrceA'ftsl HaftarS:7S ToWn ToplIs:
! Great - .\rtor-I propose. making a
ii5falisN@l1@ tout of the Ij1foviHces! What
play would YOU adVisy: Critic-"Mrc}l
>Astit;a &<sb1nuv;* cSe' hin SE'nDetN1tr5oltlS5
I ra' ------------------ - "
! 'i:' l'aillt"rl hope you don't mind
MY i 4'rhin:s in your held: Farmer
'.c"" -. miS:sir! You keep tho birds Oft
T the If}tE.S bittrr'u a ordinary scare
fcruv4e lit Rr~. =,
= Yhe% hil;9e 'phisr !*ne tic mud or
= MS tr'et u 'ri1es'"cpH CIy9aSoAn
Nr"'ltdl w. lgJsep: lis tI.s deepest mug.
f9n ~ u; z f ~ul ~ II
49,
! Ills Bait: Njmrod Pat, did YOU over
! rai' II fre&> Ia Faith. an I'll did,
1S'r Nk4x}l WHAT did YOU bait with:
''"' L;'@o:rH. oi bate ~ With 4
sG'i2+~ Ghj"a%o T&4sHS< &C..
"' :s*z ! INV: ~7' r+71' vxxn$ to va'1"
through Browns book. 1t is vile
! ;hjn%> but presume :herr >is~-Aalnoral
TO it. $+fn e44ratter} $:4y.% Tin. uoxaI is,
''''"n 'ts.fts2d il. 1f>>st1 gtt.+franscrin.
Ethel That de'"<table Mrs. Bloom
said that loeas<4 thirty. Maud How
1EIn1grt"e'ly aAsurl} Ethel (rla,cD
: ~ lssra fS44 Ae=4p w*=z44sv old DO YOU really
think IonA: Maud About forty. lit
Bits r>e-,xz.s
i : rovn,ry p:}pc4. has this personal
item: 'vEh;:>a who know OH Mr.. VII.
son, OF MS place, personally will re-
@;Fl to: llcar that l:r was assaulted in
brutal manner last week, but was not
kiI!e.! <"@7lit~f>1l>. .~..~..
| >'HcaAun- VII, have NY pew novcl
almost done. Anxious Why YOU
IA .t'll IT, Writ1elr-a lin" Of II yet. ~.-.I,1o.
hut'1 know just w41ri'c T"r~::,;1<l go to
! steal citcA different thing auA going IT,
l. use. IN r {; hf'a&$A4 7ri'An": - " IT,.
Yes, baby look ), like his l,1:l," sad
fth" I5ronu Young Iit}hamm;i: ~riY sure
= klIc have NOSE l1kc hilnE EYES," r,>-
spilled 1hc teAIpcraAcc lady next door,
! "you give 'hs little one gin for the cote.
J"tJS-Great Scott! has that man
been III an explosion or Il railroad
wreck? BROWN. Nri1hrr: he's a cen
fsi1s enumeration Who showed up !.
smaller population in his town 1h;n it
)nh'''tt't :!v;*'l>5 !a@u: lSStrojt E'rte;pr,.~S
Ills E'dremin% Quality: .1WtYa-!s-ou
IWrrc bt'=@5in! on tftr 1tu'I:r streets and
yet YOU had twenty dollars III Your
3'porksit. ;f'rSonel. Yes. ledge. | may
not hr rs Industrious as some, y'r
honor. brt I'm no spcn']thrifi. g. New
York Weekly
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
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1.,::>rr~ty 81 ,'T::,.a=" ,,":i1N"'Nj>'~
\ 30 :,a>r Figured iN,l> ;r1rNn and h:>
~. ~, ,:.u Ii>v with sitaj f'N=a!i'%"rA
>.;.a'. !! year are d;<I;ul,'rA by the T'r''7'
ri ,.< .lii,l-:r Wil!ioM t.tv> la1,''f. OF
.:''""' st" Int: I""(( ,i n. J. !*!I1; MAS
49, Ne}'Hl years i.N'N N';'+ it'S wac III
.. =" n exp, u~r ,1vr 'ho!l VT .itt<1n ~:
"a, 80 ~, ,!..;r,. tt!AnS :! week. or ~
.... ...r >,Ir. .\IN IN ~!:r~>s'NI THIS h'li'
!. ..~H n ;;'' |" '; a.: "t:Ae ill., {. ,V!:A--'
s.. ;it> l.r\r! f,it i',-;:t' nor tNNiI
..~> better in .tN, aN1l>. Hh,s s'tA>>"
$50 1r. E.t>r >nl>HA'TAs' lN,hlrr'1'"I
:>H,.'.:;'-~ H".j ln'Al'lt in .x.>r"i:!'% 1"
a., ..'uirr~; OF },,iu !;>il,,: T!I"'l:cu
=. :, ", Years a,1!>J ,E4 4rT;"i'rr, WrENA
.'"* n :; -rr,i'tt 2lou; his. l'''''S&' @:
Il ~. a. NrJl~t itself. is nrNHr ILL., "!lI
r:,:,!1n1y IL *'>:i'>:; :ii:'iiffS>::t''Aitt>1
~ ,r,r :IlIt *tr+!E T
.. y n-". And MIS-. Ia.'"t. mo-; Nuj'v
-" >ral* b,A jun"'r 'ir''rse '>N4NH.
\. = II III ~ i,;@ as 1ov4a : r"'"f in.
''''
y" day III We :I*'ll>< .N1';'> ah'i!
49,: .,r:lIr.
!''.u;;..> IN" ,i:r1 "! Ij::..' MS is a.
,'..,,:~i''.l y III ,:|!,,:l-' /" mann: people
":,... -! &c., ;''in::@ ?'.:,' makes ~"
49,. :,rurl;y*. y9:1. ;ilt:=tN . "+'" 4s:t7t'
.~:.- ..H'!<< 1t>.' !:ti: o>11 dt4!:r;'Nl :1l{;sr
t.~:.. I"r: either things quickly: 1;s:tr:
...r~,I whelf <t2l:'I rH*:Wt,Hl> 10 it, and
~ :tn>v Hrither Waos 10" N:"d add
..:.~ i, III Thr *'l} g: 'i.":ir ':ih!" pr":-
,,.> IL .1er"!:t1 4}!af thr!T. urli% ~Nn}I
'::.> ':j1:' iIA n'' 'r.y'.;1; Pr"a!Nr:-> M;!:H!.
:; \ "u'l ~:'-Ar: Tm'} ca '~-'nrral1y
80" h:,."N'n>; ,H;:n'A! M1>s;t :!lu milk
.':r! ~::@;.i: Fox ;linn"" i':'''.',; and milk
1:,: So: lax. and for >';:,'rr ru"nn1ra;
;i,N~.. ":!l SUGAR. They vary this
$! @'';E Iruul tiii!..!: IL ILL. Mia .; l!!@
'';. 4! TOOLS. and when l!l"N feel 4
#>,t i5H Z nara n; # S';';f.. RI ~ :f1,-|
>'r j. :: :>:!ityt-etH2':1!l:
;,4,r nvo-'lir,l$ Of la Gems; ujy Wi4!;aln
'r,. Tulrr III t3ri'l known As Il Read
e" ~ >':!.H| reforms in Nu:!llrrI In
lt%,i;,. H. r@|ii from r!!c F,;>>1 In 1>::::,
OH e. 'N'77rSja4a "trip *""u:lu the great
'":i'~ "n "'''' "i ,'; ,":A*]i''*; S'v1tnt1>.
! IL, N''>>ei ram NJ, - i't' S:uit SIC.
Nur.r .j|'"l' in 'het 4itiAS7 t! lj4'' .&rr#,
\'*" Nr>;rrn "ii'irrnr:>2.< Eru4l here
!, "':;' into Green bay. and i;< pas.
~":":-''t:' h,>!!r!u aI'>uy:1lr' >7lurp*>,;f !li
''AA1Ifs' water H." \!r@iu forest. in
FlI'''!' l!v"i Indians ni1in<l ilnaru,luirl-
''' W.! whit" .l4rH', ,>is>'r 49, l}l.H, ulit>t
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

\ lovers quarrel is the sauce that
seasons the courtship.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

shake The rahIe or k&'Hz SApu&tUllny wi
tao ]im 'Elo4 Iin. ffapds uI "a lit3l4
~1r:ligh,rr;e R1oAd&A, 9Stsep 81 ]irl4
n}.rH: 90 y lil1k>~-i IT. tt1t*
! more 10 the north: lean Il ]ilt4t>> -3>ers-
to the south: No, YOU would hold
!, Year.: hrra11 rSfs~ Weir as Your tongue,
and keep your hands off until he was
safe over: The government arc. carry
! IN" an Immense weight. Untold treas
ur''~ are il their hands. i'nrX are DO
! ING 1h{ Very best they can. Don Z
; hail&rr Them. Keep >iIrnr" and we'll
gel you safe li'roS>.'
Y Remarkable (al<'u4ator.c,:
Dian 49,
! tlltS 1;r"rk Islands. seems to be Il re-
n:'rNa'" s:tR''A,&;; >@:>sef:: :; >as;efsst
'%*|:'mrr aqsa hlHrk-huard. On which
;hirny %r"llp~ Of rssNrr&a'r" wla41rn he
+ ra'Nti1 is Said. rrRe}li1Arn i1iv bny or
,Qrr.;'n1 'faal wifi thynI in aqhnrirh-
n'r!iYaI rss''~~: ~ *aj|' 'hn tAyn"v"r
l. ma if> an. yrr"r in calculations lnvolv
! ing l>iliullS and hr cam extract square
or cube r6a1$ with marvellous rapfNitY
and arrnfAcy. An eminent German
Specialist 1ae"l"r"d the other day that
these ready -rerkonrr$ were idiots. This
lis hot 1hearaS with Diamandi. who
FwfItiS roeA'y and uovrls i'll the inter
v;'r*' of hYSin'*S ,.s aa] shows "on~ide=
aa,le. :intrl11rual capar itx-> - 81
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Compressed Mir Locomotive.

: \ t'bmpr{sscd air locomotive is to be
AriAH 'on tRe Manhattan Elevated Rail-
way. OF New York City. The COM
oppressed air: Ioromotive or motor is little
more. thaH''a long black cylinder. ,sin-
jlar to 1hesNoiler Of the present loromo-
1jY"> wi'hf1he CAB ct on" end: There
will be no: <mQttSt1cs7* no tender, and
no dome. f'srhe only protuberanrrs on
the 'rylindfN besides the cab will be the
whistle alM the s;nd-box.,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
In+tinct'uf Cats, , =,

1Hst1HCt70F CHtS1,'
IKE inst met Of animals in the mat
Ter Of MISREPRESENTATION * ciTric;iSly IL
Illustrated. says the New Orleans
Times Democrat, by the fact that >cv-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
Se*k isseaf$ea a:&sf

the most elaborate and expensive
lunrllconS in the city. Helpless Youth
Let's go to Woozey'S, Miss Quickstep.-.
Chicago Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
kuSkin'S Mother,

'My mothers general principles of
treatment,' says Mr.. RuSkin, were to
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-05
|. %. OF. Anniversary.

The ceremonies in celebration of the
8Gst anniversary of the organization fthe
l. 0. O. +. were interesting and impress
slve. Noble Grand VIM. II. Wilen pre-
sided. The ceremony began with pray
er by Chaplain David Henry Dodd, after
which the following program was carried
out: Colloquy between Noble Grand
Vim. H. WiIen and Vice Grand A. 7.
Russler on The Object and attaintments
of the order, its object and progress.
Proclamation of the GRIND Sire on the
SYST anniversary of the organization of the
order of odd Fellows, read by the secre-
,ary, George Smith.
thanksgiving hymn by the ladies and
Odd Fellows. Prayer by the chaplain.
This was followed by an Grafton by Mr..
S. /. Dodd on the objects OF Odd Fellow
ship. 49,
which the benediction was pronounced by
the chaplain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-05

Tohn Thomas, the 81 year old coloreo
man. who passed through MartmsbuTg
from Woodstock arrived at Marion, "a,
on his way TO Philadelphia. He was porn
a slave near Winchester and sold N &c
times.
Bishop Van De Viver, Of Richmond
confirmed sixty-eight people. inst. joseph :
Catholic church Sunday morning. RI
teen of them were adults and the resi-
children. Bishop Van De Viver also
preached in the church at night.
The pastor Of the Reformed chur( h
a lnounced OH Sunday to the congregation
that next Sunday the last service IN the
old church building would be held MS
service is to be a memorial service. Dur
ing the week following the old building
will be torn down.
While driving out the Schophert's Ford
road toward home last Saturday Mr.
and Mrs. SAMUEL Miller, OF near SMOKE
town were thrown from the buggy by tie
horse frightening near the ford. The Dug
ov was overturned. but the horse was
Caught before he had gone Tar. Mrs.
Miller had her wrist sprained ana her
ankle and head slightly cut by the iall.
Occasionally piece of fancy. work on
the lace order does not show soil enough
to instifv sacrificing its lacy newness 10
the process of washing. II such W4lh ~ p
aid away for week in heavy book pc
tween blue tissue-paper, having had iuD-
bed into the soiled places calclned mag
nesia or pipecIay, it will come out cleaned
and frightened by the process. THIS IS
a good wayto treat Battenberg and point
lace work which has become dlngy or
vellow-May Woman's Home Com
DaniOn
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-05
Dance.

A dance on the mountain on Thursday
week ended with the spilljng of blood.
Wine and women were the direct causes
Of the blood being spilled. The dance was
held at the home of c. Peter Hess locat-
ed among the trees on the side OF the
mountain. The fdders hdded merrily and
the dancers danced on, until late hour,
when discussion over which gallant
should be the next partner OF Ger
tain Young lady arose. The argument
waqed warmly and finally resulted in one
Of theparticipants James d. Hcss--be ng
attacked by young man who walked up
behind him and struck him over the head
with a black jack. Right there is when
the dance ended.
The one who handled the black jack is
said to be Allen Meadows. The weapon
cut clear through Hess SLOUGH hat and
cut his head so badly that physician was
summoned to sew up the wounu. An old
feud has been in existence between the
TWO for sumetime and it is said, it will
now be carried into court.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-05
Lost His Suit.

Messrs. Gray Silver, of Inwood and {.
T. Wall of Charles Town, stock dealers,
brought suit before Justice Byers against
the {. V. r. r. Co. for SLY, which they
claim they lost in the transportation OF
cattle from here to Baltimore. They
claimed that the cattle were delayed at
Bridgeport where they were transferred
to the Northern Central, and that the de-
Law caused them to lose SLY. Attorneys
Pitzer and Inges argued the case for the
defense and Attorney Emmert for the
compliments. The Justice decided IN
favor of the Railroad Company. Messrs.
Silver and Wall have carried the case IN
To the Circuit Court.
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Hard Fall.
panion.

Mrs. Robert Burns, colored woman
living on the {. A. Viewer place, while,
coming to town Saturday was dumped
on TO the Willamsport pike with her g.
year.old baby in her arms She was
riding in a small wagon and when near
Town the coupling pin broke, lowering the
front wagon to the ground and throwing
the occupants out The woman held on
to the baby but was unable to save 1t
from being injured. DIR. Mccormick put
several Stitches in its forehead, where 1t
was badly cut.