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Sic foIgenbcn am 1. Sult 1902
fdQigen Coupons unb Sbligationen
iinb i'm Bureau berv Mercantile Sruit
C Sepoiit gompasnie" bon 8altiz
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8tOrge u Golfer, 64pro3.
Georgia Soutbern unO 6lOrOa, srits 5aproj.
9ltlortu G0niolioateb Strett 3lilpaD, erite 5.ps,
Norfolf Street Railipap srits 5=pro3.
Gbarleiton GitD IRD. pon S.sG., rrite 5zpro,
absroesn uno g8eit GnO st. g., trite 6=pro3
Conn Oi g8ptbcult C9a.) electric 9laut, G=pro,.
Columbus Gja.) g9aterports GonIpaup, trts 54pro3.
Yonticelo Chilling 60, erfe 6=proj.
college OF 9bDicioEs unD Surgtpus, 5=Drp3
Salis5urp 98Itcr Company, 5=pro,
Natonol @refpirg Company, erite 6=pro,.
6itp Of 8dleiab or 4G.) 5=pro5.
6tp Of &aDiocO (9a.D, 6=prp3
Sbseo9port Gas, electric gigbt mn 9oiper Gom=
panp, erft 7=pro,.
Gito of aibspiGe (R.=G), 54pros Marft= Gbligatio=
men.
Slip o. gbspiGc Or 46) 5=pros. gb,upstanuIzCb=
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GiD Of SIb.pils OR z6.l, 6=pro3.
GjtD Of Charlottesville (9ll, 5zprG3.
Gitp Of Qstcrsburg (Yal, 5=proi
S:lt 8D. Of Chattanooga. cris 5<proj
GitD Of Stauntou t9l.) 5=pro,
Gp:uing Hsps @uilDinq 60, erte 5=prp3
Gburlottc electric Jlipap, 2iQbt unD Qolpsr Co.,
rrtc 5qprO3.
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Baltimore 0t!bicul GoQtee erts 5=oroj
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Wertber 9err!
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pfang Sbrer Mittbeiluns bon beute,
porin sic uns er1u9en, Sbren Naz
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bieien @9ritt ni9t tbaten, als Sbnen
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unieren Wablaettel seisbt perosn
piirbe. 9ldtunssppa
@nitapnS Ober,
Stein Srptrra,
Subm u. 9S,ss.ibee,
0ambleton & 60,
SptpnienS, Scptt & Spbn.,
S. 9Dm. MtSSembnrf s. Co.,
GDnite BON MfttDndren Der ,Gon1Dlt=
btrten @as Gompagnie bon
Baltimore"
I'm sic 2lftipndre bcr ,,Guuiolioir=
ten Gas. S.Gpmpasnie nDn Bat
timpre."
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nal=8ant" Dor Baltimore unb prdiiz
benten Der rSiib 8altimprer Wag=
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&. Wm. MiSbcnbprf & Co.,
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Niireau Ter ,,Spnfolietrtcn 6as=G ompa asnie
~ BON Baltimore"
Sie am l. Suli 1902 fdQesn Coupons BON C6=
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Ginreid)ung in Der pGritsn Hationalzgant Don Bal
timore1 ausbsiablt. Sm 4uitrase
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S)tao0ag'S
Reao!) Je(iel
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Sic bsite nno billigite Weoi,in
Der &elt fit Den sSaini=
lteagebranb.

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otm 9eioenSen Grle;ttrun8 3u gsben.
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Goptpeb 3abnpeD, 9lutauOrang GntjinDuneen,
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bate g8irtune beuOorsubriugen, inOem Die S9mer'
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9ieems@ @eimds.
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Summer i Ssdcr

Sos Gsi6dft Miro in otriel6eu gSciic uno uncr
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Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

L)r. 05m ....:.. .s. :. ss 2. E. E :. :. s'ou Examiner, and f-aacicss ssT, 3ca4IEst n Curpnic and diFae-'t es--.- =,1cCl .- -s.5... Kidney Urinary 3iacds-, --ri Jaua aud GsEtal ..l. s.i<es- 1l4,'a- Weak lssa 7ylt:. COTS a-d 5z.=rnei ..r1yr-iIs relnr vel ,s-.l-..- ol-S she N-ll@a or severe l1' aslr.s. Ehs reason 0t .J-. i5li+55r,.s rr-a-' Die .-.eresg e '.1.s io his ttiIG experience a- l5 ezrs.-1 1a,sl a9}l-zy n : E f-ii.- eFiaE t56 Ef! 5u.s1rt.- l'G5sses, -"= zas-- c's- n '4is hand ,.z.f as ts@s- via a"1aS5E ai-G sf .eltij.a iy Re- 1euba. i- '-eYJi.s ui- -nli in sar-. esr-s,s- 5o c;:roul9 ..is-os's- ,. nas c.a -Iv-r y.. 2.7 s5GaL1s1s5t cy 1G Eczg.5rr. E s.rs..l. "a.
 sii write freely tll[i aaFrt,-t--r5sL Lr SlAs.. ..
 IerT FC u...- si- @ l.--.9 l.-4- .- Che aE0E5- ana r-n-- it3vtl ba~iiu s> l.e3i a. .... . tsty .1o-ts 1Its.L-c-l, ia nerzo Jr G5 letter, kFea. Hons: 10 to l2, to 3, anu $ to 7. OhCs and Laboratory 26-iS S. Secoua Avenue Hj6- asrd Buil3InE, Phoenix, Ariso'.a
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

a2rners the decrease was very consid- arablc
 The manufacture of boots and shoes is one of our domestic industries which have no complaint to make of the suf- 1iciency of protection. T6 be sure the tariff on boots and shoes is only D per cent q rate which was once called. high, but in recent years is considered very low Nevertheless, it is prohibI- tive. as boots and shoes are not inn ported in commercial quantities. The tctal yearly imports for consumption amount tc TO more than $40ooO or s45.- o90 in value. which shows that they arc net imported as a business. Perhaps they would net be imported if there We're no tariff. as exports of shoes ar. increasing rapidly. In the fiscal year l9ci the exports were of the value of S5.500,G00 about twice the export CT 1899. The manufacturers complain of the small tax CI hides. but they are able to sell abroad. in competition with all the world, not only an increasing quantity cf shoes but 2 still larger value Of leather in other forms.
 The total wages paid by the boot and she manufacturers in 1900 were $59.- l.', Sa3@ and the total product $261, OPS, ,5SO. Thus the wages were about 22 per cent of the product. The tariff which is said t0 be intended to offset the differ nee of wages here and abroad. is more than sufficient to cove" the total wages
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
ANOTHER REDUCTION IN WAGES.

Tho census report of the b5ot and saoe industry is worthy of attention @ecaUse it agrees with many others in moving q reduction Of wages between
 % and 19o0.
 The number Of factories engaged in making shoes decreased .n the decade mentioned. but tha capital increase per cent. The reduction in the num- "2r. therefore, merely indicates tdc drift toward combination The result '@ fewer establishments. but more cap ital and larger output. The latter in o.eased 1S per cent which is two ald g half times the increase in capital Combination permits economies in pro- ductioH. It is claimed that the work inErcn e2t their share Of this saving. it is undoubtedly true that economical rr0duc'ion permits the payment of HiGnar Waaes, but alone it does net -aml,l it.
 The census figures show that the .t.'fla" oi Wage earn .rs in this branch
 I"aAuf1,ture was per cent greater iEi 1Ga4 than in fS9a but the total Nvas.ee Iai3 Tas 3 per cent less As the .atal "agas was nearly S69Go0. Goa in 1900 -h"ra was about S1.SoooG0 less to dis tribute among Worlmon numbering pee" more than in 1899. Considering the increase in the number oc Wage
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
BISMARCK DAY
The Observance in Phoenix of Il e
 Iron Chandeliers Birth.

Tie etsal=-iift3. anniversary O. the hirth of .'ri@c4 Dis..i....ci1 Was quietly ,e-..ls,et in Iao=..:., s-az tel-,Iay. as il Wa# aL oEe. tpa world where at Ie.st t"o l"rn'anS were gathered t1.e,n. F. ! h. $"ns of the a'sIheiIand were not atone IT .',-.-nz tributes Of respect ta Inc Sreate-, sta.-,.itan O. his age. the i""n Nho made an ela..-.ic for but Gul -i-A Gaiflaay NOuII not have tca.. unified. a':3 ",.t for him .fz sr-pa1a- lions "Ai-H enabled Pruea-u ,a lt-iu,nuf oyer rance E.uuiI not have been made -ilN public lie Is a member of i!.e Ai1Ht12 began 3a ISl1 and ended y,s2.n
 ,e l"id down the chsnceliorea.D ia 1899.
 I2e ie5, white anG black adorned many a breast i1 Phoenix yesterday. and many who wore the German coi- ".S N"ic not Ger..a.n=. n"g We're 1h .- oi HHra1"n descent. however r1rut 'a 5Hr E"nina Et f:upna't &->, |. ban Cu@t in tae iiniu@ room of tho iiuIe,.. attended Dy those who admired tue lto1. Chancellor. The dishes were .lla- U7"JlFy' 'y ,eiH-@n. So Were tha s.n.s. in" ta"Ha.i some cf the s,rs 9, .-s l.c1. unt'F, Eed il broken English. tna:, ..:, "niE aHe Bismarck
 \mol@ the =ae.st~ nf N. Eupra... were LudWis i. Auariae. kaoloh Ea.l.- er. Robert Tromm. Rudolph Grcig+- bach. Ia.- .l. ,5-@nett Dr. Jol m i. tslf-:r-=isJtiu. C:lri j.. voa Halle rrln. Tr-utu.r. tEitl-il@ S9ey-r. :. ;. IsIb- -l T. tii-. ij"yer. !. !t. Nruga.. Ioh. 5-.-, -tnJ o,'a-r..'
 in iuperatio1 or tba inlon-. r.~- .19r,E s.HiIt which prevailed. NJ. 'F.- 't1al, in t..e course of an ... .s,..-.... "b-,iEe.t tha, there Vas only 1l. otn- e' equal to hi.a i1 greatness. X n,s- ran around the aaa.i and was .lvt.a 2r,iculate expression by Mir Halle. Whp inquired in indignation who he vas, for Gott sake?" Mir. Tramer
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
TnE kftSEES NECkWFAEa

Direct from Eeieer'a Fifth avenue t-E. N) shao comes our spring and summel nackWear for men.
 There is the hall mark cf eN .lu- SiVenese and s.yie ol every tie aud AIt'r once WeaIins a tie from Ref- Ser's you Will never wear any other Kim" w. have a larger assort- m7n' today than We will have in d 'aN or SO if %esterday's selling be "''N ciitcii'n. and you had better get ln before the choice patterns are all Sonc.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
Fe z 'it E-s4----

k co.-..a-e ste@rE ver tIso- il. first class condition. .'au=5-r= If I. Fl P eaEi--. -t H. T. Eol-r. -.l..-e. .... 'aif be bo.-~.lt :o- half of original cost. Call ou cr uGlv-zs The Ge1un--.. B.. Phoenix. Ar-zoua
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
HE REPl..rAIIln aEn-. ..aEsal

3a!E nEPUIAfIli. 0f nI. E.R152D -. .11 e=cucz oesl ana Successful special z5o IS t,s-','f-s,At- '%tabnShot- His ei.uBili- V i.tlr cct-r3s- ~6iii .-d ir1l-e->lveii.s s- are .ty ""Ehn ."'.t'-a- DOH'L eS-Darlri1611=- ---a-17 12o s-s-lc-- a.at IEs t,-zI trce t- ul--t. i.r U-,.9r,i su-ceeds in eases thar ;.--.t f5.iItrr- F-iY~i;IaEs- I1u'. food r-,th ectrIc ael's CT treatment br >alir.r and Url.t utC tHEto ~IUu cIes-tF.-.it".i-oal :lv.- - ctr. 4-t nos in Hla.- 1T sil-il <-aJdfli-. ..-f..-I -i"nS- li E"1 5' 5onr condi ion VIII be worse l Tad "- i'---.''r- ;reCj each cr~, ivy itsclf, Eut 1y l. jCa iut SVst-lu--ti'St accurately ascef- 9lHiuE iEe o->es-0 vj.u all 1.s cluaul t7ol:S .Hr1 applying th.- most eff, -tiv. re.nc,. i-> -t QEr .a-. pa tUeUra 1l.. 70 1griI he told -, t+ rtlrah'e. ecia-tee. skill au q e,-oeri- nee N Il, lE19GrG z %o"@ 1-.ccv-TJ- laaEe t -z'=c- jcy ot sexual phYsiplJr-v- Thurs- 'S hi t'ls 'Es.'!"z.E lonuG Ineu 4sre irni.-l. r.n hy G1Tsicat weak cos and ,teceY.
 -'i ''--, ''i. n 1' rnfrH. ih- sr-t.-al Irdaii- ..-.''i. tf"t. yer bitterly iaii> Hr - K rot- l-rAti"H Ci fa"tijties ard cannot ac-nl. --.-E- what .4' l!'lfui ~,n-i.ti -t r.fi Fgr-CH Z lr- son. e-.;i. Syp1iitia ronatir1.s i.rrr.siul .in I' all tt-r k dc>trEct.t. @ fs, human -'N'rfi- "-- be g"T",l witloGr ia5u urio5s,4 --NSS -iT MCtr"d ia That "- the t..St E..-
 .- 'i Ni- '.-l~'> Mari,,. r-S4:-a af- sven .- I"' us.- T-. hina,i 5.,.- ls~..i.-- ,,,.i
 >" F .-' :"c fIH"tiuI1s- G.,crsllIou clc. +i v 's-f B. bar and i-4- rI-I.ur soon i,.rl~ .., a "'-" ..-t.i. D. nCer is ahead i. yua ' g ltc- >-leU iicsI esisl t-.e... Tu..t.,g- =- you wa tt.. lnu-e duuh-frI ,..,.r .,,~. I
 ~ 'i"'.- .aSi vel t,"an" physically
 -: -SheH --osz-s Trsat atT;l erft 5oav l- had iit N Ftt eases H-=A 1T IS g,taf=i.y tj.-5ss l,i-- tg l.s I@ H5 -.'~t 8 stn9ie perzau4l interview. el' you "u-lrt fverv iar-ii VI -i be e.-,.iili- r lated !nlo- 'ynspltatiCn -.rf,..g conrIeu- t'-i eq.si Tree Ali medicines will Ge sent -lc- .-rr .nF q" H.=.tr- ions A,iiras- Hgf9-.trIrIe4
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Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
THE lSC KIND

@6 inches Wide. and the finest cotton overt made.
 Colors- Mode, royal, tan. grey. caster. navy. OK blood. green ami slate.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

Israel hunl o. Na1-sly. x. y., cole nrated recently his 1g1s, b.rlhjay Nr i'Hrt east his first ballot fo. Joua Quine- Adams ;n l>zt t..sr Anr5i Nf,. iiurt made his first l'ir lo New Iork oits.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
FOR AN oLD I.ADIEs HOME.

Charles W Fost of Rattle Creek. Mich, has sivsa s1e,oaG to rebuild the "ld ladies home in Springfield. Ili.. which recently was destroyed hs fire. on coalition that it ba named The Carrie Pest Tf@p-." iu honor of his mother. who resides at Fort Worth. Texas, The buiidins which was uso1 as h. eli ladies home formerly Wal. the home of Mir. Post-Chfcago Post
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
NOTICE v
) &he Public, Q
 Gu SGom CTS:

~"~S ~81~AAN'
 Customers
 Accept our sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that you be- slowed on us during our CASH RAISING LIQUIDATION SALE v Believe us when we say we appre- oiate your liberal patronage We have catered 60 your wants fer xre last twenty years, and hope to have your good will and patronage for the next twenty years to come. We are here to stay and you will find the best of Merchandise, at the lowest prices.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

paid In this particular industry th> tariff is not of much importance, but the rate shows. as is shown by th rates on many other articles. that the pretense that is simply to cover higha- wages is entirely false and hypocriticai Between 1890 and 1900, while capital and product were increasing. the wages paid show a positive decrease and . still larger relative decrease.-Louis- vile Courier-Journal
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

For lithcErapi.a1 fruit and orange
 se!s. bonus. stcoI, certil-r r:stes or other 1i@h grace Atho- wori,. ask Tne Re 'aAjran "...oe foE' prices aI.I samples 'etale placing your order. We can please you.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

Blobbs-How' your mother-in-law? Slohbs-Well. she's improving. but very slowly.
 Blobs-Tm glad to hear that-Phila : delphia Record
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

scratched his heal ;a vain a.id r pii T
 haf forgotten. .. ! never heard of '}l'3' said Mr. iialie: 'lle u"sG l.,,-, heHh sl'ilifui in eolrealne his ilcnt.lE
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02
NEWS NIGHT
 SHIRTS

Nada oI tha Hghtast possible ma lerials (consistent with durability and finished inside and cut as near Y perfect as the best sbirtmakeI-> can put them together.
 The new spring line arrived yes terday and every garment is de- serving oi your early inspection. Various styles at different prices, 7:1c. $t.o0, %!.%o and up.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-02

Ask for Mermaid IEasAiuz Powder.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
What Il Good Name Does.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 11th.-Mr. Vail
berg, of 222 South Peoria St., this city,
had for years been an invalid with
liver complaint and kidney trouble
which was fast Fastening him to the
grave. The doctors gave him up and
his friends and neighbors all declared
he could not live.
His brother came from Minneapolis
to see him before he died and i'll
CURED if he had tried Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
On being told that this remedy had
not been used he went out at once and
bought box, feeling satisfied from
what he knew of Dodd's Kidney Pills
and the noble work they had been do
ing in Minnesota. that they would save
his brothers life
The first two days Mr.. Vahlberg
seemed to grow worse, but after that
he gradually improved under the treat
ment and was soon restored to COM
plete good health.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
Whv Not a Rose Cure?

II wonder,' remarked an invalid re-
Gently, that the medicinal effects of per-
fumes have never been investigated
the balsam scented air Of the pine re-
gions, and we know that the pungency
of certain odoriferous shrubs is invgor-
ating and that some sickly vegetable
scents cause faintness. Why should NOT
each perfume which is so distinct in its
characteristic scent Of the rose, the
violet. heliotrope, the lily of the valley
and a host of others-have some DISTINCT
quality that might affect certain condi-
tons? Fancy the pleasure of having a
rose cure prescribed for one, for in
stance! To be stepped in roses! TO be
surrounded by them. to breathe the air
heavy with their perfume, and even to he
fed on them, for rose leaf corrections are
really very edible. submit this idea
to the profession and suggest that they
experiment upon it."-New York Tri-
Oune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15

Mrs. x. Schneider, 24O9 Thirty seventh
Place, Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"Affer taking several remedies
without result, I began in January,
1901, to take your valuable remedy,
Peruna. was q complete wreck.
Had palpifafi0n of the heart, cold
hands and feet, female weakness, no
appetite, trembling; sinking feeling
nearly all the time. You said was
suffering with systemic catarrh, and !
believe that / received your help in
the nick of time. I followed your
directions carefully and can say today
that ! am well again. cannot thank
you enough for my cure. Twill always
be your debtor. have already recon-
n1ended Peruna to my friends and
neigkb0rs and they all praise 1t.
wish that all suffering women would
try it. / testify this according to the
truth. "-Mrs. X. Schneider:
Over half the women have catarrh in
some form or another. And yet, prob
ably, not a tenth of the women know
that their disease is catarrh. To dis
tinguish catarrh Of various organs it has
been named very differently.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15

One woman has dyspepsia, another
bronchitis: another Bright's disease,
another liver complaint, another con-
sumption. another female complaint.
These women would be very much sur
prised to hear that they are all suffer-
with chronic catarrh. But it is so. szzver-
theless.
Each one of these troubles and great
many more are simply catarrh-that is,
chronic Inflammation of the mucous lining
Of whichever organ is affected. Any in
ternal remedy that will cure catarrh in
one location will cure it in any other.
This is why Peruna has become so justly
famous in the cure of female diseases. 1t
cures catarrh wherever located. Its cures
remain. Peruna does not palliate-it
cures.
Hon. Joseph B. Crowley, Congressman
from Illinois. writes from Robinson, ILL.,,
the following praise for the great ca
tarrhal tonic, Peruna Congressman
Crowley says:
'Mrs. Crowley has taken a number
of bottles of Peruna on account Of
nervous troubles. 1t has proven a
strong tonic and lasting cure. can
cheerfuXy recommend M"---L. B.
Crowley.
A catarrh book sent free by The Pc
runa Medicine Co., Columbus. Ohio.
If you DO not derive prompt and salts
| factory results from the use Of 1eruDa
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus
Ohio
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
An Elephant at Farm Work.

James Cahill of Virginia is probably
the only person in the United States who
has III regular use upon his farm an ele-
plant. which is used for farm work.
With the swaying beast hitched up to
pillow he can turn more ground than
any of his ncighbors with a team of
horses, and when it comes to hauling
logs the elephant will walk away with
ease with logs which the best teams of
his neighbors cannot move. The ele-
plant eats little more than 4 horse, and
does many times the work of one, is
gentle and docile and little trouble, and
Mr.. Cahill is more than pleased with
his experiment. Mr.. Cahill bought the
elephant from a stranded circus pro-
prietor
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
Visit Milwaukee, the Most Beautiful City
in America-Low Excursion Rates.

The Milwaukee Association Of Jobbers
for two excursions to Milwaukee during Au-
gust Any merchant, manufacturer or deal
er In Wisconsin. Iowa. Minnesota, North
and South Dakota and Northern Michigan is
for the round trip, not alone for himself
and family, but for any one actively en-
gagged in his business.
All that is necessary is that you obtain
from your wholesale dealer or manufacturer
in Milwaukee a membership card emitting
you to the rate, and full information with
out cost. Tickets for the two excursions
wil; be on sale August 1G to 3d.
In addition to displays by merchants gen
orally. the large wholesale millinery houses
will have their fall opening during all Of
to remember the date.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
APOSTROPHE TO A HOG.
1t Failed to Wiring Remittance from the
Claim Agent.

It Failed to Wiring Remittance from the
Claim Agent.
A Missouri farmer, whose hog had
been killed by train and who imagined
himself to be something of poet, wrote
these lines to the company's claim agent
for settlement:
My razorback strolled down your track
A week ago today;
Your ~ came down the. line
And snuffcd his light away.
You can't blame me-the hog, you see,
Slipped through a cattle gate;
So kindly pen a check for ten,
The debt to liquidate.
He was rather surprised a few days
later to receive the following:
Old 20 came down the line
And killed your hog, we know;
But razorbacks on railroad tracks
Quite often meet with woe.
Therefore, my friend, we cannot send
The check for which you pine.
Just plant the dead; place Ger his head:
Here lies foolish swine.'
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
Statue of the Saviour in the Andes.

The monument Of Our Savior, which is
to be erected in the Cordilleras of the
Andes, is now nearly completed. The
idea originated with Bishop Bonavente
of Cuyo and subscriptions have flowed in
rapidly. The statue is 5 feet 5 inches
and the pedestal Q feet 3 inches in
height. and the cross held by Our Savior
is I feet Z inches long. The statue,
which will weigh about 5 tons. will b.,
placed in a commanding position, with
an imposing background of mountains. -
Buenos Correspondence of London Daily
Mail
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-08-15
Vast Fields of Gold Found.

1t has been discovered that every foot Of
sand on the Tundra at Nome, Alaska, con-
tains gold averaging IS to the cubic yard
The deposits are so extensive that it is
impossible to compute values.
The Nome Montana-New Mexico Mining
Company tconsolidated). home office, Iron
block, Milwaukee, is sending out a beauti-
fully Illustrated booklet, giving an interest
ing history of this wonderful country, and
will be pleased to furnish any reader of this
paper copy free upon request.