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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21
Favors Government Irrigation Works.


Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock,
who has developeda strong interest in
irrigation, is stated to be preparing a
report to the President, endorsing a
system of irrigation dams for the arid
lands of the West and recommending
legislation by Congress along this line
The Western trip made by the Presi-
Dental party graphically demonstrated
to the members the great need of irri-
cation dams, and showed the benefits
derived from the work already accom-
plished. 1t has been further minated
at Washington that in bis forthcoming
message to Congress the President will
recommend an appropriation for the
construction of storage reservoirs in
the arid West.
Secretary Hitchcock is now prepar-
ing lengthy brief on the subject of
irrigation legislation, and will, it is
stated, recommend first appropria-
ton for the Gila river dam in Arizona.
He is basing his report on the surveys
and recommendation of the Geological
Survey of his Department.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21
To Be White Men.

According to the Examiner, the
Washoe tribe of Indians is about to
give up all it's traditions, dating back
as far as legend chronicles; about to
give up its medicine men, its painted
faces, its wickee-ups and its entire
mode of living and become "all same
white man."
1t proposes to eradicate every race
tenet at one stroke; proposes to leave
behind it all that has been character
istic of it in the past and adopt the
ways and curtoms of the white people.
Last Sundays Examiner has full
page illustration and write up of Cap
tain Pete, his seat of government, his
present home and the new house he
intends to build whom he becomes a
white man.
Captain Pete realizes that conditions
have changed, that the struggle for ex-
istence has taken on new phases and
that the Indian must change to meet
those phases, else will he perish.
Long time ago." Captain Pete tells
his tribe, "Injun kill um deer, get UNI
pine nut, live plenty we'll. Now, white
man UNI make law. No can kill DEER
white man say; 'ifso kill deer UNI Injun
go to JAIL And now UNI white man
cut down trees; no more pine nuts.
Injun hungry. Now, what can um dor
What Injun eat, Ell? You tell me thatp'
And the tribespeople shake their heads
in dumb impotence and the medicine
men gaze helplessly at one another.
"What for you hungry" he de-
mands witheringly. "Why you no go
eat cow no eat potatoes? no eat fiour?"
A pregnant pause. mo have got, eh?
And why no have got?" he thunders
royalty. Tell me that Why no have
got? tell you. Injun no own cow, no
raise potato, no have flour barrel in
wickeeup. Why? No have money.
No can buyl
"And why no money?' And very
solemnly Captain Pete makes answer
for his dumb people. Because Injun
all same Injunp'
And that this great truth may sink
home he repeats, Because Injun all
same Injun?
Then he takes up his argument
again. "White man take away UNI
deer and pine nut. No more can Injun
make living Injun way. There is no
room for Injun, no place. Plenty room
for white man. Then what shall my
Injun people do? tell YOU" And the
face of this bronze Moses leading his
children out of bondage brightens
gloriously as he delivers himself of the
solution: "Injun be all same white
man way; plenty roomp'
In the face of custom, and law, and
priesthood, it was indeed a herculean
task to lift his whole people out of the
ways of their fathers. But Captain
Pete was equal to it. For some time
it had been evident to the Nevadans
that the Washoes were preparing for
SOhiO oOIp Vi SdObOAlhS. NuOhC- PilidAo
by day and fire-fiashes by night were
an appearance from all the
mountain tops and many
it to be a revival of the weird
some ghost dance. But at last, one
afternoon the Washoes met in great
on the Carson River near
10 rJu arx,;lla ood tho hottIa rouo1 he
tween Captain Pete and the conserva-
tives began. Impossible as it might
seem, yet given man of Captain
Pete's caliber, all things are possible.
The battle was indeed royal, but Cap
tain Pete won out, and when the meet
ing broke up the whole tribe had fore
sworn all that it had been and was
pledged to take up the white mans
order of things.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21

Another daughter, the fourth, was
born to the wife of the Gar of Russia
Tuesday. The Car ought to cut down
the trees around his castle, so he can
get q little sun and air. (Son and heir,
seer p. S.-The minstrel who first
made this joke is dead
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21

Don't forget thisl Eureka Fly Killer
Is sure death to all kinds of lice and
vermin in poultry houses. Nothing
ever found to equal it. Write l.. r.
Ames, State agent, Smith, Lyon Co.,
Nevada.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarrh. HALLS Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con-
treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
A 4
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21
THE HOME GOLD CURE.

An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkards are Being Cured
Daily in Spite of Themselves.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-06-21

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Sunday edition.
The sun., 1901-03-03

The ast of the nivcrsiy wher" ounR Britons
were Taught to unk Cow,

2. m N' honsG- ,,iy iu,S
NuH.I, Feb 10 Henry Lotia o' ,a,d.
well .a- pur,uased ~" town site OF Euuuy-
u,rd,. iu IIrp"r count. and hU- restored
u tu Is kindred acreage of "N,'lI"r' wheat
p',duors 'lrn Land II Va- surveyed
plated. md hgHI' tp clmu'wura'" that inter-
'~f.,S chapter iu lusll-u hl>'tr, wherein II D.,
recorded lanl = few stJu'-N-'"d horuus. with
',o,dN',. A"lIup kius John tor -i,'"or two
%. ut-lu.l AuZ.p-NqNou liberty Everybody
V.n.'i fuc good fortune t. know Euuuym"d"
Ia 81, pa,my DAYS w!ll wipe away 1t trEt. or at
'',-' uy" . -igh. when thcv hea' that Il
.- lnN Pc, dead - queen Didu.- ancient
capital History never knew such 4 town.
T. wa, r." ouiF town on earth whore fug
l,-hluvu. W,!,Amon and Scotchuru no one
".~" i,"d 'h"r" could have lived t"gcther
for severed ,cu'- without annihlnflou. No.
h.d, r,'r i'-.d"d IN the town who was
uu' o. 'YI"..nrr. ana then only -Ihiac' OF
hr" AIrg".t,. tn" late lGruentrd ictora
H. I,s2 N"d rurulry. "a strappjug young
pl"-u}rrrllu from near Belfast wandered
IU'. CALDWELL then outtl" town. and c,.-
d. roi ,- cowboy on th" rauEe he net
q t.u'h OF Imuru~N Ioucs and rod nair
'un"t tl'rt"- o.'"nn'lL gIundson ~ tl"
lannon's ir~u l'h"Td'ur. N'i IIrul"r &
i,',rr 49,. uu lu~u landlord md lhour d~
-.IN .4 u.au-"mau a. eyer drank 10 fh"
,.n.u-.u. o.. 10" fol" Ned tndIc"d th"
.iG uuu 20 cola" over, aud IN" did man
,''u" \rd showed him who're b" could
nur innd for s. an acre aud the pid mHi
r.lI .nlu pnrtu"rshIV with h'u Sod com
,"IN"A r0" Id"I of starting -" Of KIN
u,.' .trfnr uu IA" ranch iu. ILtiI ~hlur!.
and ',.. % 'rlp H'ro~' ill" water Ia q !"w
,.,,'t.- Pr" returned hrtnyius WITH him a
few d.f"u of 'i" younger aud wilder sons
- Nur,-uir" aud pryon~'Ir" gentlemen
n II I'd lr,alt nd
The sun., 1901-03-03
THf GR0r>D moo ,vD fHr uE,1HlR
weather Bureau Record. sho~ rha' We Il Not
10 Be trusted.


'"fA A.''I 'Nt J en- u f'ihhp" " NAY he
, duo 20 profess .ur4I fealp.Sv. bu' I' L. a fac
i.va-fl.,..s that IL. r.rord. ..r tb,. wc,,r.r
-
bhi"h' I"I '"" '''H "' "HNi'Hs'"h 'h"" VA"
ground hog TO ha utterly unreliable and a
,.,L, t.,,I,g 50, -,.rraItc,i,r- ,. f,,,r,
''''
"'h'h'' ''' '""'t'h'" FNerN o"HN KNOWS
hat according 70 common report tic ground
l ,,,,., li,.,l. s,,,,,sd .,, ~ l,,,.,.-, off,
., 49,,
W." I"-' ' 'N' N'' Axe " HI- NihI I'
come o. y 90 bJs hplr oufho second dav Of r,..
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va. ~ 49, ''," - - ''
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i ,, ,r.t-,o,,d ,,,. l. - o., ~
'l" ~ ' ',' @I'H' @ '''" 49, ~ u sHHi'" h"-
,HI'rvI vNt ','nkT ,'"nl-, ne e,hE "'i ana
NriI % go 'tI "
~ a w. - '.." '''''' '.'' III"
The sun., 1901-03-03


Trick . Il show. hi, own suit b.lOr" fr-
turning HE partner :. IL tn" hop" Tint II
hi partner cdH get III On N" ulhW"hu' hI''f
III hearts At" cleared he Nil com" II liou.h
Win club Wien hr has mad" what J." can
IN hearts
Irrt : Ine dealer has the odd trick IN
win th" .i.lr, tie }, oou'iG"nt from b.
plr that u hoid- at least q of club, u
rot h" ten II b" hn- not The To- ne T. lr'N'-
inG hi~ partner lor II, 80 that If \ leads "A
smdiI r.uh Il Nill nut ~ ~. but VIII id--
~" tfIDE on the q .tnr" that can S'I III
and mar" tac best neIrts If h" ho IL them
and then CIV" u u club. uiIl h" nus no 'ubH'
en- himself. To i"II a small CLUB floin dummy
iu'"r- from B'- uiU that he l. huuinc ih1i
has Io,~ Die STOPPER III diamonds u dum, y
can b" cpm'"Il"l To- lead that sult ana
must h' ctr"fuI not 20 disturb Rs conf
ucucr ia tllt con- .ngruoy 80 he dyr" not
$50" h.~ strength IA diamonds nh'H he Is
lorc"d :" d" y,
N" "uly thing left f. H." -pad" ana u must
be -u,l one. 81 ihe king ana queen W!Il
hD '-.trIl.hri aFdtust ~" ~Iii al ono"
m th'r uU ui- mind T." take liN chances N
'Inn.ug tu" .,lr." hy rnc~-lHg the spII"
ra,k. "tth"r on IT," first ruIud "i ~" suit
if u do", a.' ,gycri ~ on ne s"9ond, { b.
kluS or queen ot spade. IL IL A's hand m"
gan" cli.uu' b, won. but the old trIch Is
euIl certainty. even II comes thr"ush
1rirF - u"n Is conniert that Z hold,
the -upI" 'act. r"rhpIs iark and ten. and
thHt D. Do" RETURNS that -uit he will not max"
a 90. !. lu % Hi h"s' 'hhn"" seems 30 b"
to give up lll lore ~ get ling a cluh through
fro'. \ and 20 80 right along ard Put dummy
f.. Trusting +" Wnh" nu" trick IN diamonds.
which VIII say" 'lo game
II ~" -itvitiuu - "yHmiyei II viii he found
Mat 40 matter what II riv-. VI must win
the gam" D., stlck- To- MS determination to
fuc--' tl" -pdu" JHCk u Is leads that suit
II" f""', certain Tint Rs kline Is fIlSo card,
hrcau-.. n u h td 'ho king without the queen,
he would rI-t uuthiug bv rasStng orce. 80 A.
70 civ, % tiIuo" 'u get in and lead tn" club
through or l.dh" li~ winning hearts II he
had any
Her" - ~. "yyWrle ~ MAX" 10 the score
and - good III -iThllUn ul tie importance ~
k""p.ug command ~ the adyersHrlcs sNi'
ard forcing them 20 discard tn" dealer
side .~ ego 20 - on the rubber gam" and H."
dealer holds tho following cards. on witch
he declare, uo trump.
The sun., 1901-03-03

80 angry that hc didn't thinh lar enough to
u-e th' furt' -~eN"u th"cH- ~ closing N"
account bat - Hiii"i To- ia" robbery WIN
nothing mon" than ~" most vigorous protest
he could MAX"
That j. , ,lur u, ,tr,uoo OF What a.sd
=" "n n N.n'ia ~" hanF~ ,hrr. %. yer" r.,
To" soldier. lh" men V-r" always pali
at the f,f>i 100 ruId Ihr l,c.l currency beng
.slv"r. 'h"i uad +" gel Il "N'lnaied n,i"r" ,,,"
they could ,irud au'ih.u. Pay ilI odu'
"'." 4. iWo months In ~" interval t't "''l
lH' d1'~ u va Irtpio-tInu lu "t 'i 'H'
fu't I"tl"is of thr huNiig RAT" ", We a. t., .
'h' rat" grew uu'I "u og" """t~i"', " -.
~ o." {. U, y pl' day apId"r."A - d"
" N"Iu 'Jr'l' h" ',"l" li"n ;. "a H.
h. i.i" ~ -" -aIuc tim" 'hn 'N' 80
nn,c" rate would h"a'"Hr ." - a,L" I"r ,nc
MW"'- @ din"r"u"" Of hv" cent between '"'
hn'lut and selling rate ui iu" bHht>
Ini. "'ft"d grrI' '1ri lt' "n ihr ,"'m. ,'.
,m,. .'.,' '. To-" ."inn"- -" "r'u ,.i,,.
,'. f'id -hoH d"uu-u o. ~ -"ln', u',"
" III" iu"'t W"r" utit % -u!d Itd ,hI ON
.h''-''" ",'".ut- v"r" ."pi ~ -"iu ,
l''"'-t'N To- k""U iH'. company l'ud lh WA,
Eu' H." rhuk would mot accept drp"-t' W.
GyId 10" officer ,"uHl "Ie Ntth tH' t'"
la'"h~ ana mHilht h- d"I"-n Nn'Iu ru
I'r r"Wudnv FUND tlruri utu ~HN"r ~ w
'nht ~" Nl'l ~" '"rr"-p' 'ndInE los l" H,,
m'h '' pom I" II u"r cent - ih' h"nN',
u',g"t,'d - '""I rhur in' Nh", jh' .W,r
went ~ pr' ia" ruu. 0ti-~tr. VII lr NWHn
h"." TO t.,- .'pIi H., bans would '"il 81
10 hiW ".' %. 'l- .eu drpu-l' aud charge "l.
~" -'i r's rn'n Esd. Nat Dr." wo.li -'' w. "rn
".allr f., m,,r1. r. ',."",n, 81 ncclur"
'." '',"I ,1,wn, d'Nt-"d q N1' - t'l,"s
r"md rtt :" i"'t.t Nu1i'y- r~" one "'
h', H" '' ,f" d.j',h '"N ,.,.,
i''-" ir" ~.'" O." n.r N"NH'I'n- iUh'I \,
T" '"'. nt-lHc.- NrN a. hahN Iu W uII"
o. N" .r" Ir,u-'pu'i in A. A"u" 'iNH''
WH' p'It.rr-- 'urrl. enter into ~" nc'"II-
i.I-'l."u'- .' q -.uI"i htuA ''"'" "Hl ,h"i'
The sun., 1901-03-03


d" VIZ '' s,"' '.'' '..''
I''." ti'., l""II %" WI "a" H'df'.
mo. sH rh' d"u'" II h"lrt~ cannot b" llRCed.
. ..y 'ry", conocl"o trory the d"a."r the
, a ] b" 90 ~ ' S% rE n"e", ,@r nocr & he hsl4 o1
f'r,. ; wasi1"I - jeoI 4 :na.l diamond
- I.l IrL"krug.a- no -t.ll has ~" sIit -topped.
eve { n,.d~ ace aud ,ack II echoes
Trick wrf h' u"Idins up ~" t"nace.
,r,r uf % othnr srIr h. 4niftlrg To- clubs
yrrrh er,lla ho = long suit Judging from
Nor.re -" dca'"r ,l,l 'lace ,hc Lins N 81
N1n' 7'd L" '' ".'t 'h" hr"' hl;t q, Il" hoo
~" pH""n. mus '". ~" I'nd com" np to
Trcs uow UrHoe"0s 10 force discsris.
e. l- ?, cul nut Nn9' =" tcsr and What -
fua.sr Itn uI"~' ""r "luh in durmv =
/, ~r,,"il ?. .H'r"s' -" small h.ar' nv not
ii. ,-.''c -
guarded X rc~ 1~I 40 r.Is' mako NJ ~. mind
.. Io.r. ore ur 'loW II" knows nat dummy
ru-r "v"0'ns'l' .""' club and maj !.
lin. guarded Ile cHnuot let 9" ~" spade"
b.ctrI-o ~ &. ohy.p.- hat Z viii lead spade
~ r.' ,',Irrrs Iu pri i ~" king falls tho
r.,n .. ,.od .rrcIlde- tha' his host game
g. Z. L., 49, .a Hrlri allowing DUNN, to-
A.. 'v' r,f,t t. r "a, sri- AFTER which A
B. ,,,,r.lctf of ,.t, King ~. r'uh tipy and tho
nn.r made NhIrn wins 'ha odd tr ck nnd the
.a,,o
rri.. II \ B.. -r ,p, 1dapt of the aresae
ir cirhs. s,'. .l,i Is ioU Il only way ~ win
Trir; - ro~ -cc~ iIai B did rat hold
h..n aaL aud L.nc NJ clubs. md II r. IA. tne
Lr., "rrt ..in,., IaI I'M teclhrr the 7rE
s,I Icr,.r, :, p .,,r1 guard - too king 81
In,r-' ~ .,ud,ir. tIi- pn,irin7 a mo-
,',,r - i,,.. : .si,o =, ~, rurclusinr hat
, ,.r-, ,v, = IlrLed }is club kirg On 80
Crar,o r,1t rc a".!d SO, in nnd make The
The sun., 1901-03-03
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4 A q 10 7
3 O s 3

l"" S.rr" - I"~I"TltH and T. holds one n'
our .r.p.d ,u-s unFe-. on" P,C ard h0uor>
u l'l ties. .It- n!thou al they are 'uevardod
There I- q '..l.h hotter chance 80 win the griue
~ lp 'r.Iu.r ON such Il hand than there - 10
iuut.r four l} cards 10 diamonds. Gpart rom
which. = = We hiY" lIst seen. "a diamond make
WI'i ','' 'rruIr- fn one honor. no iIqttsr how
strong tho other -ulf-. - y losing game A.
a." ,Ir!- .c Gt4u nd will lrs" the odd trick
a'd . .u aur.nr~ Here IL the IiHv A 10
i~uwp.
The sun., 1901-03-03

suits four - tho i1ck ~ another suit and
kng gIa -dad In the foi rth. Here j. the play
The sun., 1901-03-03
BANKS OF THE FAR EAST.
THEIR ufTHODS OT fONDt STi>G M ".
>ES> iNt/I tUERN i>N.
Two Great Corporations That Have Most Of the
Financing In China. Japan. Australia and
the Philippines rossibI. tirld for
American Eni~rprt~ In the Philippines.

the Philippines Possible. tield for
American Enierpris- In the Philippine
Ever since, IN. American o,rttpai,rt of
Manila and the transfer ~ the pIu.Ipp.nr-
10 ,h. nit.d STATE, 'L.r. na, h.rg a good
deal of ttIL ahuul III establishment of .,I
american hnnk ln Mlu,la ANY man ,ynn
has ever had any experience, Vtth the banks
'hrr" krows how grcIj i- ''.r rrrt 90, 100. I..-
s'itutinn that will do bU-iue.- uu q rl-uuanlr
has- ard how Il iiy ma tiuert,,tu ineiitutluu
wonld b" welcomed hr NJ" Americans thor"
fu, AT th" sam" TIM" h" wi'l admit ih1t
careful examination uf th' conditions =
HA"ly to max" ~" iE"r,'ir htuk"r~ hesitate"
I" undertake ih" venture
Ih"t" ar" lN' lir'l-h concerns which
alI"hdy nav" mot ui 'hr banking business
Throughout IA" Far tl~i IA their hand, lh"N
nfr Thoroughly we'll established, % rn' ="
very old. and hay" Inrg" '7pllUl More than
mat ih"\ lhv" branches u piI 'l" m"r"
rup"tian' 'l'."~ "' 'liuu. Jnprr. ~" BRITISH
colonies and Iud.a ~" .u'upr'irru OF
-N'h concerns uuld b" N"r, hard 90 r."''.
especially '"r "A r"w Institution ~" HurE
k'ug md Sh0rgral Buki Is ,"rp"ro.uu
h1- paid up capital ur sr0ouoor, with q.
surplus 'f sl- uUo urI 'uor" I'l. head Office
l. lu Hon. h n' and 'h' principal hrt.,'. De- Iu
snanghm II ha, hi1ur'n- 10 P"bin T"u'sln
Nok"ha'ua. koh'. \ag1-aIi. AN ~" '.In"."
treaty ports. Manila, Ilo'I.. Saigon b,ugt.L
Suglp"r" and 'h" N'rII'. towns. aud 900
through India. s~ Well - 100 London. \rv l,rt
and ~a' frnrr-.u The authorized capital
o. the Chartered Butk ui lI.l. N.'lr,.,'
AID th.ua is NOT go Er'.r a- tlut - '!l" other
concern. nor does the ngrh '1k, such prom
lneucc IN tIr tNurs uf the china ,ri-' El'
a. it, name Imri.r- % hi. much Iir.r.r i'.f.~.
The sun., 1901-03-03

Tpus.,iE1 'lf - ta-
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
HARRY GILMORE IL INSANE.

~- Harry Gilmore, who was sent
down from Virginia for vagrancy
a short time ago, was examined in
probate court yesterday afternoon
for INSANITY Talk about dreams.
Gilmore has had them all. He says
the whole trouble, however, came
from his being Methodist. Later
he turned fighter and fought three
rounds with Jim Corbett. He ad-
mits he was knocked out, but he
and Corbett are good friends, for
they slept together in Jail at
Kingston, Ont. Gilmore was also
in Jail at Virginia before the place
slipped into the lake. Fishermen
have been trying to sail the Jail
since, he says, but SO: far without
success. ,>.>---.g j: H. ..&s@ - 4
After Gilmore had recited the
above with much more additional
ID Q similar vein, he was adjugded
insane News Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
CARNIVAL AND. FdlK.

Every preparation is being COM
pleted to make of the Carnival and
Fair by the ladies of the Catholic
church, at the Opera House, on
Tuesday next, a decided success.
Many of our business firms will be
represented, and deliberately 80.
Aside from the supper and fair a
short literary and musical program
will be rendered, as follows:
PROGRAM.
Fra Diavalo- Auber.
Mayme Jesmore, Walter Smith.
Reading Selected.
Frank Donnelly.
Duexienne Mazurka- -Dennee
Mayme Jesmore.
Song "Salve Regina" Dana.
Mrs. James McAuliffe.
Reading
Miss Edwards.
Song "Spanish Romance" Sawyer.
Mrs. McAuliffe.
Valse de Concert, 3 No. l.
Wieneawski.
Walter Smith.
Song AVE Mdrie"---- Mascegni.
Mrs. McAuliffe.
Mrs. McAuliffe has previously ap-
Peared before a Virginia audience
and is remembered by many of our
citizens. Miss Jesmore is from
Eveleth and a scholar of Prof. Wal
ter Smith, of this city. Admission
has been placed at the small sum
of so cents for adults and Is cents
for children, and a large attendance
is assured.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
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E. D. Potvin was in Duluth Satur.
day On his way from Lewiston, Ida.
no, to his old home in lower Cana.
da. Since leaving here some two
years ago Ed is said to have struck
it rich in western mining property,
selling his interest in one mine for
$4,000 and holds his interest in an.
other property at twice that sum.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
Apples! Apples!! 30 cents a
peck. Choice stock.
Virginia Cash Grocery Co.

1t is understood that in case of
dire necessity Uncle Sam would be
able to find a new incumbent for
the Virginia postoffice without i'm
porting man fl om the Sandwich
Islands. But, although we now
"know who has, the giving of the
Postofhces," it is hard to fill a va
cancy which has not been made al
ready yet.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Uncle Toms Cabin will be given
in our city in as new and attractive
form as modern thought. and
inventive will permit. The Cum
mings 4 Alexander company carry
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

special scenery, fine band and
orchestra and well trained blood.
hounds. This company has a good
reputation in the larger cities and
with good music and many songs
ana dances deserves good patron
age. =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

DIR. S. c. Mccormick wasa Duluth
visitor Tuesday, in attendance at a
meeting OF the Pension Board, of
which he president. DR.. McCor-
mick attends to the practice of DR..
Stuart Bates, during the latters ab-
sence in the south.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Milavetz Bros. must have expec-
ted the trade of the range when
they orderd their valentine stock.
And they're getting it, too.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

The new Ho -el Fay will formally
open for business Monday next.
Landlord Smith has the new house
we'll furnished, and will open with
ProsPerous, steady business.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

DR.. H. w. Spratley left today for
St. Cloud responsive to a telegram
announcing the burning of the
West Hotel at that place. Since
leaving St. Cloud some months ago
DR.. Spratley has had his household
furniture stored at the West, and all
was lost, with no insurance, entail
ing an intrinsic loss of many hun.
dreds of dollars besides destroying
many priceless heirlooms and rel
les which money cannot replace
The many friends of the Doctor and
wife regret to hear of their loss.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
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Mrs. D. e. Cuppernull has been
appointed by County Superintend-
ent Park to conduct the teachers
examinations here this week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church met with MIS-. Trewhilla
on Wednesday. They will meet at
the parsonage next Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Rev. DR.. Forbes, presiding elder
of the district, filled the pulpit at
the NJ. r. Church sunday morning,
delivering an interesting lecture to
the large audience asst mbled.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Mrs. Arthur Bovee is thorouph
and first-class piano and organ
teacher and desires to enlarge her
class. She has come to stay and So
licits YOUR patronage. Residence,
corner Central Avenue and Walnut.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

DO you smoke the Flor de Nicollet
cigar? If not, you should. The
best 10 cent cigar on the market.
Sold everywhere, try it once.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Regular preaching services at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday morn
ing and evening. Morning subject:
"a Lesson in Ethics" Evenings:
"The Triumph of Christianity" All
are cordially invited. Y.P. S. C. E..
at 700 o'clock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

Our Notto-The best goods in the
market; quick service; neatness and
cleanliness.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08
Virginia Cash Grocery Co

Agents for Farmer jones' Dairy
Sausaoe
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-02-08

+. +. Bowling has decided to start
in the drug store business here and
will occupy his blu lding on West
Chestnut street for that purpose
about March 1.-Virginia Cores
pondent Evening Herald.