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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
ERAIN FOOD NONSENSE.

Another ridiculous food fad has
Eeen branded By the most competent
authorities. They have djspelled the
silly notion thai enc Etod CT faod IS
needed for brain another fer mas-
cles. and sti1 another fer bones. !
ea1Teet dict viii ret en2s. aaarish Il
particular pant of the body. but Il
will sast@tn every other part Yet.
dtWeveF good Eagr f9od may be, its
nutrimeHt is destroyed ~ fnaige5-
tion or dTseoe5s. Tou must prepare
for thcis a9r laHca or prevent their
coming - ta3ziar regular doses o.
Greens tazasg Flower. ,he fayort5a
ae3iciaa Of tae healthy millions. J
Ga# doses aits@dt~a ton. stimulates
the lisse b healthy action naria
62e Elaaf= aas ~ le zen lei laa
aat ana t.e9fae@. Eaa ca9 set r.
.. 8. Green's ssz.sE, rs.as .as 1t Z
4 Co,as.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
W ro.


County judge Ar9ett, of Little Riv-
er county has decided the county sea-
contest in favor of Ashdowa eyes
Rocky Comfort Two elections and
an appeal to the courts were neces-
sary to settle the matter. In the first
election the county voted for the re
moval from Richmond, but no town re
ceiyed majority Of the votes cast.
Ashdown and Rocky Comfort leading
the other towns, an election to decide
between these two was held on Deeem
Der 3. Both towns claimed the vic
tory and the matter was appealed
to the county courts whore tho mat
ter was settled in favor Of Ashdown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
SKULL OF UNKNOWN FOUND
BY Cotton Belt Bridge Workman at
Scott's Crossing.

Scott's Crossing, Feb. S.-Mr. John
son and several other employees of the
b. and B. department of the Cotton
Belt found a human skull and Shout
der bones while working on the tres
tie at section 63, over Horseshoe Lake
bayou At the rear end of the trestle
in the ground about eight or ten
inches the unknown body was found.
Mr.. Johnson says he will dig for the
rest of the body. The teeth are sound
yet Head is shaped like that Of a
Ec2rO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
( Is I'm ILL USED SAINT :
Very Different to the Present Was Va1en-
) tine Day ia the Early Days.

ilization makes murder an offense
punishable by law.
A percentage of the valentines sent
out nowadays are Of the sentimental
order, but the fact cannot be GAIN
saved that every year sees Saint Val
cntine retrogading further from the
romantic position he once occupied.
But as before stated, no saint should
he in any way saddled with the re-
sponsibility for all the pictorial and al
legged pootieal tomfoolery that fly
around on his day. It seems that al
accident. net unkind to the saints,
mixed them up with the valentine
custom No saint had any connection
with the 18th Of February custom.
according to those who have been
anxious enough about the reputation
Of the church to Investigate tie matter
closely
Tic only explanation these ae*.#a4i-
t,es can give fer the correction 5
that the ancient Romans Raguea6had
% rs a IreHaH@y festival similar to
ttat described. oa drawing from the
Iott H6oz e. names Of 5z9@ea. Hho
Haeama the aiaas5sl of The #Ao
drew tHem tbs H7a aaa Practice
shocked ts1#Hzal4eaz WHEN Ghristiani-
q iaea J5 li4a=H@os a73. sa3
seaHaGazs effort ya-l..s %
tae = oaf bat It proved too F588-
1ar. ard 50 tie best that tho clergy
9uld 90 WIS TO give the sanction Of
H5g church = the festival by having
SAINT selected or the 18th Of Febru-
~. vino was called Valentine
Tut if is far more likely that the
custom OF sending valentines on one
day af the year IS a queer survival
i te aali@ien Of nature tAat existed
= primitive EaseHa. II HeHld seem
-. ffan thefact that Legendary lore
ms a#8ded down to Us this passage:
AsttaHt this time Of the year. tie
i.H1s=e2oosa thair mates. and thence
.a895lg eame The custom Of the
tse men and matGans choosing val
eaj.aa& 81 special fz.an3s oa that aa9.
4'aa custom is GHfs@ out % an eu8-
I'll Whom tbaF= descend from the
s.zaete t9 tie foatizfly ssttfe-etifrtH@
aes. The neils arc still heavy with
zaa additional aisaiHas that owe their
zeenee to The valentine custom. bat
DIE tim -h3norej ard fayorite picture
et tha professional hamofist, IN which
the o2il carrier is represented as
,aGge.ing baneath the weight Of a
huge load of Valentine Day mail, can
no longer be called into service With
absolute confidence
The loc5l bookstores are we'll sup
piled With all varieties Of valentines,
from a penny nip to ten dollars OF
course the finer ones are Of the sen
tmcnt3l kind, and are purchased by
The loyesick ranng men for their fair
dHleineas, while the cheaper ones are
ef the comic kind th9t have done SO
much II bring Valentines 6lay into dis
faprte. They have large &ala among
Those 56o went to njay a iolo on y
z.iaraE hHt they gre moro generally
1urcia2ed ~ those who desire 10 say
3,aetAin& offensive to somebody and
seeort 10 tbe comic valentine baearec
fhey az" lae3s5n9 in=tijo courage to say
i personally y 1t i not unfreoHently
alat t3e cemie v leatiDe is Tho resort
81 tHa coward Ubo wishes to insult
some norz9n withaGt tbe offended
EnoNiaa tha CT uier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
NOT THAT KIND OF DOCTOR
Experiences of Business Man With
Bill Collectors.

One Of the most prominent business
men Of the city was in his office one
Day last week. Several visitors were
sitting around but he was busily en-
gagged at work. He was feeling none
too well. In fact he had Just gotten
out of bed after a severe Illness Of
pneumonia.
Though he had about recovered
from his sickness the aftermath was
worrying him. There had been q ra.
lentless stream Of creditors in his e.
fee all day. During his illness he had.
ont Of necessity contracted many debts
he would not have otherwise done.
He WAS ja.t wondering when h.
would get *1ief from the bill eai
1cetors when a collector fer a df..z
he#sa walked in.
.oed evening, Mr. haze = lffHs4
account here Ter dgaas ger baa5zaa
la month
III gentlemen WIS heard ta eHaaz7.
~ he forced . smile and greeted tf4a
t. ae cordially - possible.
- bill from d.
.s.aa'1 z.t1 Oh. see 500.
-,lt. Strange how raH5
.9aa. vii swallow ea
la.'- ts=t.fs5 5??=t1l right III. -.
II ok
'l.zsas the collector said -
= tt tta sfaze }t-1fiad him.
- he ls#est iaarstaa G.sssaeteaa.l
tie business nm. lfa buried LIS Es53
ia li5=H8n.lz asd lied to fa"1 It..
- he a 20 prominent local divine
- whose meme = attached taa a..z#.a-
ii ttoa. IL. =. walked in Tho 6i#
Haas Haa herd Him Hat paid ne at5eH-
tian % do visitor.
How are yea 5eet6l2@ w9s tie
greeting extended the divine as ho
entered. The spe7kef vas not tie
business man, mt one Of his VISITORS
The business man #Ee#ar=a5
his desk. Fa Knew Eo owed his 45as
Tor 2 H5s=A.li aea his Sends - ve5
.5'a3 19
9=a-e 54eG.a4s z.a1 daetae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Monday t1ia hi
4 Man Of nIys -srv.
Cae+ '3ra 2tere


Ned F1aane, known as "Lucifieel,
-. .#.=.=... ...=....= .Jule Kelly
Richard GIenweod, known as the
Shadow" Fred TiIlisll
Noah Lott. a servant :. ...=..,....
=. Geo. iEyars
Dr.. Herbert Leslie $500. Chas. Emery
Dell Burke, Q crock w. A. Mcdowell
Tommy de Mouse -. Ed Hutchinson
Florence Greenwood Louise Mitchell
Kate Burke ...#...... Emma Forsyth
Millic Merton . ...... Lillian Mack
Synopsis.
ACT IA portion of the reception
room in the house of Leslie, in the
outskirts of New York City.
ACT 1.-THE same, two weeks later,
at night
ACT HI-The same as Acts | ana
L. The following morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Tuesday Night
The James Boys,
Cast of Characters.
Synonsis.

SYnonsis.
ACT Happy Hollow Tho James
boys, a game of cards. Scene :
tige end his honey The plot to de-
stroy the James boys Scene 3-Jack
Bentley and his gang, Throw up YOU
hands. a red hot time
ACT U-Scene THE bandit kings
retreat. Torture of Dr. Samuels and
his wife. The unexpected transpires.
Scene 2-The escape OF the James
boys. Scene frank James eap.
tive, Always oa time.
ACT IT-seene 1-Jesse James in
prison. The rescue. Scene 2-On the
way TO st. Joe. Scene S-James boys
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
?0oTGEFlCE ROBBED.
Thieves Sect"e hhoql s:ac ia Stamps
2nd Mo ,lt.

lard =, Ailv. - 3 "ht>s,- on.
AGea ~ * to1iiee i, 'ltls plaae 4nI
secured in the neighborhood Of s4o0.
Iaey Gaicea ontcanco by unlocking
the fFtut door and 'ets1oa olea a
trunk WhSre the stntlns ana money
Nefe nlaca'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Gov. EacIe's e Estinaate

e. 'ganators, Jeroe I'D Berry, &c
representatives q wAam Alkaneas
may wen be proud. While these gen
tlemen remain in the councils of the
United States Arkansas will be well
ana faithfully representative
Washington letter of ey.Gnu lnmoa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

What connection Saint Valentine,
presumably a pious man who earned
by serious thoughts and ascetic living
the ecclesiastical prefix to his name.
should have with the custim Of dis
patching, through the medium Of the
United States mails, all kinds of didic-
ulous missiyes, has always puzzled
those who like consistency. # any
saint representing Il valentine could
come to earth again ana pcfase some
of the daegerel rhymes Of doubtful
color attached 10 pictures OF colors
tee demoastfati4e to - doubtful. The
worthy monk would probably brins
suit for the ahoiishne Of The custom
and the blottiag of February Il from
the calendar
Tie poetry Of the as les soae
Only the memory Of is roaa8ee re
mains. It Wa5 6he 14#t.as time f9f.
birds, aeaord,as 10 the#oada popular
belief. L was the universal matins
time. according - the once P8aua a.
belief. Il Nas the universal! #H4etilss
time. according to tie paHetaH tdaa
furtbor Developed Tic earliest H5aaaa
Of the Development Of tlzts intsi .1e
COUPLING ef Gap.d,a ua@e with tte eas
tom of tba#t3y IS many nlaaias old.
The cussfm prevailed II vi ions parts
Of Europe Of dt4aias lets fer szFa1e4-
tines 4 ngn5.ee &C tic ua#llial
of both ssxzs assembled Hfass=a .ea
others nanas OF slips Of Papar.thre#
the slips iato Il common receptacle.
and tben drew them. lie ma the
wemen's from eae lottery E8s. tAa
women the mons from anogAe=
The ds@Viaa fae4 weas on. t. o.
Who drew 3 eeztata sin becoming
that persons Valentine Frequently
the ima9iaary engaga m2af. Tins aaz
@na in The U,aTfHlHess= Of a=fsftds9
erecting. eaangad lataa = a zsaf ore
This IL Rat u a=HaDdaaa3 at#=8asa -
is remes5Ha4"1 HAT the laia5t =
bound bFtisa talas Of Ealentia#.s Da5s
10 Waia aaai aa foat=aa #aa=adr
whose Hasla baa leen drawn IL him
il TIE lottery ana - L. devoted
slave for Y5ol. EaaH, oerat.l the FOL
lowin@ iftt of Fe'aas79. wi1an tha
new drawing of lots would free liaa
from one service ana bind hin to
another.
The cuzttm, which extended al
through the countries Of 1urope from
the common people to the eoGltiers.
broadened. until the valentine game
came to be played by married as well
as single persons, and in addition 10
being boand to run elfands for and
wait On the lady whose name was
written on the slip drawn from the
lottery box the knight was expected
to make her present lust whan the
valentine custom fell from grace is
not known bat The present day prae-
tiee of EfaY,n& pra0hs W.;h the self
esteem Qf an acquaintance h& sending
him or hee q wicked caTjcetpFa Of q
human betas Wit gaeses th8t a#e SUP
posed = E.a6a=tho connection be-
tween t5a person receiving 5he val
e0tine atf tie picture Il cuee= =an,,.l=
rent is oa cGma345.Fa aiN#@laa5 origin
Nest people aSs4e eh the custom is
q nni-anee. and tie gsaseo aaeieatug
cd Woodess Why twentieth entasY civ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

No more powerful agency has ever
been infused into the business world
than that which we now call adyertis-
ing-The Buyer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

It is the sagacity Of COMMON sense
which recognizes that good faith in
advertising means confidence. rood
viii, and sure retarns.-pFy Goods
Chronicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL DESTROYED.
Serious Loss to ouachita Baptist Get
lege at Holly Springs.

Fordyce, Ark., Foa- o.--G,,a Do~t.#s
high school at Eouy Sa.i0& ai-htaan
mites fem this pia2a h#4a Nelnea-
day. It was worth abopt s. coo. and
was not insured It was built about
ton years ago and was the property
Of the Cuachita Baptist association.
The fire caught from defective fue,
while school was in progress. All pu-
pills and teachers escaped without in
jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

Whatever attracts attention. and at
the same time makes people respect
and like you, and above all. want your
goods-that is advertising-J o.
Powers. Schilling & Co. Sau Trauc;a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Totals .14572.1S9 S6,61G,642 ,929

The taAahle wealth above given is
approximate only. because of yAr!a
tions il the systems Of assessments,
and i in most instances, much below
lClGl values.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
Vtf4ERG Ea<AfSAS STANCS
n the louisiana Furctase for Popula
tion and Wealth.

Below is statement showjns the
population ard taxable wealth of the
fh.a>n-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
BUSINESS DIRECTd
Of Pine Bluffs Progressive Business H.
Dancing Academy

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CLASSES
EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING AT BAILEY S
HALL.
PROF. MCCONNELL, Dancing Master
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

EHf
%yY
GE u
III
.1.Ing
80 - =, 80
- Il Jf9l
~ IN 81 an
i=t..l -: d
ife- Of
Uuar nttsi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09

It excites the wonder of the world,
magic remedy, liquid electricity
that drives away suffering and dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09


az==-ss.Is 5 ST /
be ST W0Is
sssaE
~. 81 ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-09
IL hs)nI|

3 UaHA|
ring ami 4
CART.
AND|
eeIai attentioD
'=ffi= classes Of
rs, Prop /
@ II NJ
EIzN' /
era es ii
ao=.Ial 5 o,|
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09

breasts of unfortunate men and women con-
fined here by a system that encourages all
TO aspire and bids none despair. AT the
same time it should be noted that where
formerly fifty men were punished for
breach of prison order, less than fifteen are
now found Culpable, and there are only
twenty men in the third grade-out Of
twenty-four hundred If facts and figures
can prove anything toward awarding the
palm Of highest praise, the spirit of gentle
ness, wearing the laurel of wisdom is
ready to mount her car amid the plaudits Of
the good and great.
If wisdom is justified Of her children, the
offspring Of this gracious spirit shall shine
with unrivaled glory. TO warden Coffin
and to others, men and women who think
and feel for mankind, let us say
Press on, your work is not in vain,
Nor vain your faith in humankind;
The goal which violence could not gain
Your gentle zeal shall find
We may trace the course Of the general
amendment, and the outlines Of the future
fabric by what has already revealed itself
as we may perceive the direction and course
of the waves in the contour Of the shore
which they have shaped through the long
years by their daily ebb and flow
ITO be continued
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 26, 1901.
Leave Washington, P. X. X. Station, 9th
and streets
S:ol a. m. -Daily-All points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis.
$50 p. .-Daily-Roanoke, Bristol, Win.
ston-Salem Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, New Orleans Through,
Sleepers. Cafe Cars.
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 40 a.
m. daily, IIoI a. m. daily, 3:I2 p. IN. daily.
Arrive Norfolk I1:2o a. m, s:3S p. m. Io;4O
p. m.
From B. x o. Station-3:As .. m daily.
Luray, Shenandoah. Trains from the South
west arrive Pennsylvania passenger station
6;52 a. m. and 600 y. m.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09
PRISON REFORM.
Continuation c of Details on the
Improvement Of the Prison.
THE PRISONERS BETTERMENT

Physically and Mentally the Ward
ems Constant Aim-The Elevation
of Their Morals Aided by Improved
surroundings - Light Let In on
Dark Places and Pure Air aud Ven
tilatton ProVided-Separate Table
For Delicate Prisoners and a Res
taurnnt Established For the OHlcers,
Guards and Visitors
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09
1924 F Street N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. c..
SEABOARp AIR LINE RAILWAY.
"CAPITAL. CITY ROUTE. ="


Leave Washington p K. r. Station.
II:oI A. M SEABOARD FAST MAIL
DAILY. Through Pullman Sleeper to
Jacksonville, connecting at Hamlet, with
Pullman Sleeper to Atlanta
700 p. M. FLA and METROPOLITON
DAILY. LIMITED-Through Pullman
Sleepers to Tampa and Atlanta. Cafe Dining
Car Service. Pullman Sleeper Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays to Southern Pines
(Pinehurst). These trains offer excellent
schedules to Petersburg, Raleigh, Southern
Pines (Pinehurst), Camden, Colnm bia, Sa-
vannah, Jacksonville, and all Florida points;
Charlotte, Athens, Atlanta, New Orleans,
Chattanooga, Nashville all points West and
Southwest
ago A. NJ. LOCAI.-To Petersburg Raleigh,
DAILY Southern Pines CPinehurst),
Hamlet, and intermediate points Office.
I434 N. Y. ave. and Penn r. r ticket ofices
r. +. l.. BUNCH, w. Fl. DOLL,
Gen Pass. Agt Gen. Agt
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09

AR ingenious Frenchman has invented
an artificial worm Il is made of india
rubber, is intended for bait is iudestructi-
BILE and completely fools the FISH. With
this worm no time is lost in batting the
hook, as there it remains until the fisher
man chooses to remove il.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09

The Khedive Of Egypt recently sent a
present TO Leo XIII in the shape of a
mummy, dating back to 1000 years before
the Christian era.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09

Tho Ranay "The Sunday Morning Globe" s printed is
80 NS~ furnished by R. p ANDREWS q CO., inc, 627-
500 Louisiana Northwest The Only Strictly Paper
House City Sole Agents District
Virginia Pulp and Paper Company the largest manufacturers Book
Paper You paper try PhOne
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09

We have built up the largest
loan business in Washington as
a result of courteous treatment
and genuine accommodation
among our patrons. Ifyou are
in need of ready cash-see us /
AT ONCE.
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.
go + street n. w.
|A@ N@@@NWN@ N~@~ &0~@~@&@ 90
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-02-09
C&O CHESAPEAKE
AND
Route Ohio RAILROAD
Through the 6randsst Scenery In America. A
Trains Vsstibuled, Electric Lighted, Steam
Heated Dining Cars on Through Trains
Station Sixth aad Streets.
TRAINs LEAVE PRllNsYLVANIA s.

ANAANa LEAVE fhINNahLNANlA STATION
800 p -Daily-Cincinnat and ST. I,ouiR.
Special-SOlid train for Cincinnati. Pull
man Sleepers to Cincinnati, LexinRtou.
Louisville, indianapolis and ST. Louis with
out change Connection for Virginia Hot
Springs. Dining Car Parlor Cars Cincin-
matt to Chicago
IIIo m-Daily--F f. " Iimited-Solia
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to
CINCINNATI Lexington and Louisville with
out change. Compartment Sleeper to Vir-
ginia Hot Springs Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Dining Car. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago.
and ST. Louis
1851 a mex. Sunday Washington and
Old Point special az hours time 10 OfD
Point Comfort, via Richmond; only all raj 4
line.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake
and Ohio Office 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue;
600 Fourteenth street near Il, and az the
station. Telephone call Main IttI, for Penn
sylvania Railroad Cab Service.
H. w. FULLER
General Passenger Assent
Telephone, Main 1908
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-24
FIND ORE.

E. F. Sweeney, D. r. Adams and
Louis Rouchleau, who are conduct
ing explorations on the east half of
the northwest quarter of section 81,
50-15, between Biwabik and old Mes
aba station. have struck ore of very
desirable quality. The extent of
the find is not yet known, but is be-
ing proven by continued drill work.
tis also understood that A. F.
Gross and associates, who conduct
explorations on section 25, 58~18,
have been rewarded by locating an
ore body, the drill cutting 90 feet
of ore on Saturday. Stock in the
property has been Withdrawn from
market.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-24
l.. u. r. n. lNATALLATl1k,

On Monday evening the officers
of Virginia Hive No. 62. Ladies of
the Maccabees, for the ensuing year
were installed IA follows:
Commander-Lady Smith.
Past Commander-Lady Doyle.
Lieut.. Commander-Lady Turney.
Record Keeper-Lady Drohan.
Financier Lady Charles.
Sargeant-Lady Galley.
Mistress at Arms-Lady Muzzy.
Sentinel-Lady Cohen.
Picket-Lady Trannas.
Captain-Lady Matheison.
The ladies entertained their breth.
rem of the local lodge X. o. T. NJ. for
the evening, at the conclusion OF
the installation ceremony luncheon
being served, after which a pleas.
ant hour was devoted to dancing
and social converse.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-24
HNALL POX AGAIN.

On Saturday, Jas. r. Robinson, at
the Tower Hotel, was examined by
DR.. Lenont and pronounced to be
suffering from smallpox.
f. f. Burley, the only member of
the board of health on the scene,
promptly notified the city officials
and caused a quarantine order to
be issued awaiting the readiness
of the pest house. where the patient
was removed tho following day,
and is getting along nicely:
The quarantine was raised on
Sunday and Mr.. Anderson resumed
business.
Robinson came in. from the rail-
road camps north, and had been in
the city Tor several days. y
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,,fEfE
Public Installation y! !
- $
=
Camp NJ. W. A. 295!
and r. N. A. 1867, .IntsaQ +
80
Officers.. ~ =:
A. >THRONG PRESENT.

The finest public installation Of
lodge officials ever held in Virginia
was at the Fay Opera Wednesday
evening, when the local camps OF
Royal Neighbors and Modern,
Woodmen duly installed their; off.
GERS for the ensuing year.
In addition to the members OF
the camp there were many invited
guests, the ceremonies of the even
ing being witnessed by fully five
hundred people.
The hall was neatly and artist.
cally decorated with lodge colors
and emblems, the Modern Wood
men installation being by Past
Venerable Consul F. n. Noble, If
Mountain Iron, Mrs. Mary Booth,
Past Oracl", performing the cere-
mony for the Royal Neighbors, the
following being the officers as in1
stalled: I
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Oracle-Mary Reid. q
Vice Oracle-Eva Demgen. :
Chancellor-Wini inifred Drohan. :
Marshal-Anna Kennedy.
Recorder-Mary Bickford.
Receiver-Annie Nelson. ]
Inner Sentinel-C Carrie Gimse. Z
Outer g Augusta Sockness.
Managers-Francis Owens and I;
f. +. Burley. !
Physician-Chas.B b. Lenont. !,
MODERN wOoDMEN. Y
V.C.~~J. A. Kennedy. !
". A.-W. HI. Eaton. !.
Banker-E. +. Burley. |:
Clerk-A. f. Bickford. i
Escort-A. N. Thompson. /
Watchman-Wm. Dickinson. i
Sentry-Carl S. Morberg. i
Chief Forester Jos. w. Deering. !.
Managers-~A. N. Thompson and
Edw. Johnson. III III
Physician-Dr: Chas, 3: 4enonfss,'
Music was furnished by the n
w. A. Band. and following the ia.
stallation an elegant luncheon was
served, and dancing was enjoyed.
Both Camps are in a fourishing
condition and the membership
rolls are rapidly increasing.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-01-24
on TAP fOk FEBRUARY 1.

The hearing of the motion for a
temporary injunction restraining
the Peoples Telephone and Tele-
graph company from continuing
the erection of their line connecting
range towns was up before Judge
Ensign in district court Saturday,
but the Judge dismissed the order
compelling the defendant to show
cause why permanent injunction
should not be Issued pending trial,
on the ground that no notice of mo-
ton had been served.
The merits of the case were not
touched upon, but will come up on
February 1st. on which date a hear
ing in the matter will be held.