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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
GLOBE clRcLlNe RECORD.
New York Man Girdles the Earth In
Fifty-four DAYS.

New York Man GiFdles the Earth In
Fifty-four Days.
Henry Frederick, a publisher who
left New York on July . on the steam
Ter Deutschland for tour around the
world, with the hope Of breaking the
record for the shortest time consumed
In encircling the globe, returned to
New York on the New York Central
railroad, says the New York Times.
Mr. Frederick had been successful in
bis endeavor having made the entire
circuit in fifty-four days, seven hours
and twenty minutes
MY object in making the trip he
said. was to see what was the quick
EST time man could 90 arousl the
world in comfortably The train ride
from Paris to Dalny, China, consumed
eighteen days-two days across the
Yellow sen, two days by rail across
beautiful Japan at Yokohama I
Inlssed my steamer by ten hours and
lost seven days, ais was compelled TO
take d slow boat two days later, which
spent sixteen days on the Pacific l
landed lit Victoria and made the Amer
lean continent iii little over four
days This with the Deutschland's
fast time of six days across the At
Ilantic made my record Of ffty-four
days During that time / slept in but
one hotel. and that in Yokohama. Ev-
cry other night was spent either on a
train or steamer. and presume it viii
be many days before l will miss in my
ears the click-click of the rails or cease
TO feel the motion Of the boat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
The estate o. Mrs. james &. Blainc.

The Estate of Mrs. james G. blaine.
Much surprise has followed the am
|nouncement of the value Of the estate
Of Mrs. James q Blaine, the property
being appraised at 100000. says a
Bangor (Mel dispatch. II is known
that Mr. Blaine was not wealthy
man, as wealth is now estimated. 1t
has often been said that the campaign
Of 1884 cost Mr.. Blaine 100000 or
more, and at its close BE told some Of
his intimares that he was then a poor
man II is said IN Augusta that Mr.
Blaine cleared about 100000 on his
book Twenty Years Of Congress and
that he also made some very profitable
Investments IN stocks, The estate Is
given ID It's entirety to Mrs. Blaine's
children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
HleHwAYMAN's HELPMEET.
Pretty wife Aids Husband In Hold
up Enterprises.

Pretty Wife Aids Husband Im Hold
up Enterprises.
III w IIaynie and Oracle Haynie, his
wife. have been arrested BIZ city de-
tectivcs. says Seattle (Wash9 dis
patch Haynie has confessed to three
shighway robberies. none Of which was
very profitable, but the police believe
that he ana his wife have been working
together. the latter in mans attire.
In such guise she might answer the
description Of a proyerbial short man
with The tall man, who have been
operating here lately Haynie admits
taking his wife with him on several
excursions, but denies that she took
part in the holdups Mrs. Haynle Is a
pretty woman and well known In Ore
gon.
Haynie was brought up ut Forest
Grove and attended Pacific university
at that place the last two years as a
medical student lie was married last
March to Miss Grace Walton, a young
stenographer of Portland, with a wide
circle Of acquaintance.
Miss Walton was In way, society
woman. At the Elks carnival last
year she was prominent candidate
for queen. r@ssing election hy only a
\ very few votes
A spotted horse was the clew follow
ed BY the detectives until Haynie was
run to earth
4 ought to get five years for taking
my wife out on an expedition of that
| kind, said he, "and ! ought to get ten
years for hiring that spotted horse.
might Just as wen have left a plain
| trail behind me as to travel with thai
spotted horse
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
nnIina III nInnternmn Time.

a. L. Laird Of Silver City, N NJ, who
is building a government sanitarium
at Fort Bayard, says that during the
excavation for the foundation Of the
barracks the workmen unearthed an
ancient Indian burying ground and
found some Indian pottery, probably
dating from the Montezuma time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
New Wedding custom In Londo

New wedding Custom In London.
A novelty was introduced at the last
fashionable wedding Of the season In
London, when the bride and bride
groom. instead Of being pelted with the
conventional rice, had thrown at them
the prettiest and softest of tiny shoes
made of silver paper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01

Inc Americans and English, although
tney consume twice as much sugar as
the French and Germans, have much
better teeth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-01
AnnIea Fnr Cont

Those troubled with govt will find
Their best remedy in the acid contained
Y apples. Several should be eaten
daily.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
(Tortiehnna ifebe 6. scitc.)
9as Derftanreu unfere 2tIten.

guS DerWaHrtW MHItEt 4tIEtWF
llrisrs gorfabren pubttn uobI, DtlbeR Saa5
fe an Den 6t @errlroz5{rduterpiaen battsn, uno
bsgbal6 ourften Di,ielbeH ou6 in t.tnsm eau's
fsbltn. Qlbsr uibt uur uuitre Batter unD mtutter
I1ruttn bic eminent 5eiltrditigeH GigH'3aften Der
Pr3uttr. ans pslbsn bic 9tasH bsiteb,H, ioltoern
ann Di, berfbnttn Qsrits uuD 6silfdHfltr 0er alttu
9sit ME @llu, 6abn,maun, Spoenbdm uno Anz
6sre batttn ben gBertb Dititr Rrduttr erfaunt uno
psroronttsu bic 5dfte 0trelbsn loren 9atientsn in
ousn Tda.u BON st5rungtn Der RorgtrsCrganf
Gbtrbaupt bsi allen 2tl0eH ppH Dslben pis IltHs
i5tH befalen gu tDcrOtn pf!tg'H.
(Si Sc, ,Su;E&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
6opRtns 2sface Spar6anR.
Ssr. z, Sit. Sb arp straRc.
ttbnte Gttru 9tbtbsnSs

Giinfjtbnte GTtra 9tbt ZEN Dc.
gaItimore, ben IL. Wdr5 1903
Sas SirsftOrium Der @optns Qlace Sfarbanf
bat cine
CFrtraz 0fpioenbe DON etnem balbem @rpien
ouf ale Sepoiitsn aug0eporfen, pel3e bonn To-.
GpriG 1902 bis gum l. @pril 1903 in Der gaai
eeltgen.
Die r5eelmdbigsn orsi Qro3cut 3iuieH auo bic
Ggtra=GipoeHoe tper0eu BON . SoHuerft 9, ben
9. april, an in bic gi6sr Der Sepoitoreu eiugea
trooeu uuo. pann nbt ot3ogen. trueeu hcieI6cn
3uisn cbeniO pie cine GtozgiHlagt.
staatgs uno Stabt=Stturn bsjablt oie ganf
aud. unb @eIotr, nel5e oeuannte 9erioOe In DIR
9anf geltgen, erbalttn feuerfrct erti uno tin9al5
9roSeut 3inien.
Rubrrt gDe. Mother, Brdfo:rt.
Vl. gSdrfitle W1Ourpe. 8oiirer.
CRdrjl2 5&S, IlRh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
Die Spar6amf bon Baltimore.

Q. Wllr3 IJJO'
Dir Sabrtssnien oon Orei 4ro3enf t. am
l. @pril 1903 fdaig, tperbrn pou ieneH Safhm dh
ouf ben GreOit zines iepen 6Dnto 0eiibrt unO am
unO mad benz 13. april 1868 sur Gintragun9 IN
Die gRbsr Der 2epoftoren bersit iein.
Die 5taOt= uno 5taatgfteuern ptrOtn BON oer
8dHt bt3ablt.
g9m. g. GonFLing.
(Rdr323, ,1MD 4rdfOent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26

8oronto, Ont, 25, N}Gr3. -
9a5 Soronto Opern6au5 brannte
beute nieber, Der @erluit bstrdgt
$15O,0OO.
Cape Map, R.sS, 25. Mdr3.-
9aS n02arine 8iQa~5otel," Gigenz
t6um Der 5rau So6n 90. 93oger5 aus
@ilmingtpn, Del, 1T beute etngez
dI6ert tporben, unb Elm anitoBen0es
No6nbuus pur0e beiddbigt, Der
9efommtfaoben miro auf $4,000
gef4dBt.
Sort Wapne, Snb., 25. W}ar8.
-@in groBer Sbetl Der bieiigen @agz
gonfa6rtf 0er r9enniplDania%8a6n"
purbe burd Elm 6eute frii6 gegen 4
116r au5ge6ro6enss 5suer 3erit0rt,
0erluft $4,000 Bis 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26

feBen, bu8 BON i6nen 6epirt6f4aFtete
QQnb aQmGlig al5 Gtgentbum 3u err
ner6en. Sic berfpiqigt $60,000,000,
pelde auf bic 60roerung be5 8nedes
berDen0et nerben iDler. Die PG4ter
7olen 81 4ro5ent 3inIen auf bas
i6nen BON berRegierung Oorgei4oRsne
Raufgel0 3o6len, unb bic &aufiumme
an bic gtqent6iimar in 46i4lags3abz
lunoen u6tragen. 0rat GommiFdre
fnb gu ernennen, beren Pfli6ten barin
beIte6en, bic QanbDertdufe 3u itber>
na6en. Die 8tQ foQ i'm Safe i6rer
lnnQbme am 1. g}opember B. S. in
3raft treten. 6r. 8Dn0bam 6ielt etne
lanqe gPebe, in tpelder er bic ein3elnen
8eifimmungen Der 8orlage genau
ausetnanOerieBte.
g2a6oem nod etli6e an6ere 9erren
ii6er bic 8iQ gereoet 6atten, pafirts
bieIel6e bic erite 2eIung. Die 5peite
Qefnng 1T ouf ben p. 2lPril an6es
ruun1t.
Sobn g3ebmDn0, elmer Der gI9rer
Der iriI6en 9}atipnuIiten, ergin8 ii4
in etntgen f9mPat6iIden QeuBerun8en
I6er bic W&dBna6me, O6ne tbr jeoo4
pofitiD bic l1nterItiiBung Der g}ationaz
liiten gu oerTpre8en. 0a8 9au5 mar
georGngt boQ Don 8eIu4ern, fDel4e
Bic DON Der 8egierurg in Der Bin gez
ma6ten 9orI6ldge nit geIpanntem
cSntereTe Dernu6men. @ieIe Der GOn>
ieroatiDen legen nenig Reigung. an
ben Sag, bic 8iG 3u rnterItiiBen, neil
bieIel6e bic o6ne6in i8on enOrm 6ofen
finan3ielen 8irDen bes 2an0es be-
trG6tlt9 fteigern miiBte.
Der in Der Bin bargelegte Plan
umfaBt, auBer Der a6Ioluten @erpilz
Gigung BON $6O,0OO,OO0 fiir 2anban>
fdufe, audi 9orI6uffe gum 8etrage
BON $5OO,OOO,00O biS $75O,O00,000.
0ieTe @orI6iiFe foIen in 8aargelo
qeIei7fet DerOen, unO I'm ba8 8elb
ouf3u6ringen, nir0 bic GmiIIion bon
2(ftien porgeIdlagen. SSSn bi4t be-
D6lterten 0iftritten fOlen bic 8or@
f6u7e an bic tuufen0en Jarmer ouf
$25OO, onbertpdrt5 auf $4,000 Be-
f6rdntt fein. Inter ben &npeienben
in Der beutigen 6iBung befanb iia
N2i6aeI 9ooitt, Der n8ater Der Qanoz
liQa," pelfer Eeute ietnen 81. &C.
burtstag faiert un0 gum eriten 0}dl
pieber bas Barlament betrat, ieitoem
er fein U}itglte0 befel6en meRr 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
@mtaD=S Spar6amt bon Baltimore
Gutaw. unS sasete.sr


C5neorportrt 1870
Otn 23 Mdrj 1908
9ie rtasImdBiatn id6rliden 8iuien 5u Der State
BON Orei 9ro3tnt fir bic 9tpoftoren am
l. apriI 1903 fdaig. ptrOtn isnsm Sdtum duT
Greoit zines ltoen 6ontos gebubt perOcH nno 3um
Gintragen in ben Rii6:ru Der StpoFtprtn dm nIo
nab Dem brittle II ID II Q, OeH 20 &tprll,
bereit uRo tpenn nitt ge3ogen, pom /. apri! an
su 3inien btredJtjgt itn.
5taats= uno StaOtfeusrn ptr0en BON Der gant
be3abIt
Rpbcrt .. SrpDn.
(Udrs23 IRtG&s) 9raiocr..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26

3ufammentrat, I'm bic BON bem @oz
mite Der @ef6Gftsleute gema4ten
Gmpfeblungen in 8etra6t gu 3ie6en.
8enn Sic bed9ten poqen, baB 3pet
Ramen empfOblen tpurben, 3. 9. bic
So, 9latt unO GccIes, Dap Der Gam
0t0dt bon DOrt6erein feitgefteQt mar,
erga6 ii4 baraus, OdB es 6rn. Gccles
niht einmal gelang, aud nur Sine
Stimme i'm StabtzGomite gu erbal>
ten. Sic paren Qle gu eifrig in Der
8efoIgung bOn Snitruttionen, baB ite
es perfdumten, 9rn. Gccle5 ir8eno
peI6e 8ea6tung 3u i6enten.
Nan pirb ii9 ebenfaus erinnern,
baB bteies 9eI9dftsleute : @omite
feline @mpfe6lungen in 8etreff Der
GanOibaten fir bic PrGitbentTdaft
bes 5petten Gtabtrat683peiges ober
fir bas Nmt bes Gontroleurs ma9te.
Nir Gpiirben gepiB bic T2otiDe ni9t
in 5rage 3ie6en, bic es beranlaBten,
bic Wapors domination bieism Sc
f4dftsIeute gonlite gu iiberIai1en,
bod nenn irgeno tpel9er GrnIt in Der
8e6uuptltng lag, Die 2lu5pabl bon
GanbiOaten, bic ni8t an irgenb Elm
feionberes SntereFe gebunben ooer
hdmit aIiirt ieien, fei elmer 80rperz
1haft BON untntereIitrten 8eI4dft8z
leuten iibertragen fporDen, pt8balb
purOen Dieie beioen ni9tigfen Qemz
ter, Oeren Sn6a6er gIei95ettig 90 it
gIteber Der Gontrattper=
gebung 8eb6rbe iino, ni9t
in beriel6en Meiie ausgetpG6It. 9ieIe
INTERVIEWING Der U}anors g}ominuz
tim erlpedt getpiB alien 4nI6ein, oaB
0tefel6e Rur 3u Dem 3peda geI6ab,
um Die DFfentli6e QufmerfIamteit BON
BEN erpG6nten beiben mid t / q
ten Nemtern ab3ulenttn. 9a5
8oIt mag Itb 3utpeiIen tGuT6en IaTz
fen, bod lit oafTel6e nit 8orpdnDen
obiger 4rt geniigenO befannt, uno Sic
t0nnen iid perfi6ert 6alten, bah bic
Stimme Oe8 Bottles ge60rt lperben
mir6.
0a6tcr=GampaguezG zGnmite,
SObn .. 3reibler, inu.,
(859) 8DrIiBer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
-DnGur1lOntG

obtr QunQentntsiinounq io1ts mitttIf hes Redbp
9Relief btbanoelt tueroeu tDie naafebenO: Dem 9aa
ieuter ioltcu Jtuan5iQ 9rOpfsn Reliet itoc StuHoe
in entm geiuoloic NIT gBafsr otrabtoigt unb bic
oor,e 9ruft, Der &iidtn uuo bic 9oroerisite bur9
b6ufioe GiuretbuHq unttr Dem Giufluiis pom &eaOp
gRelief otbaltsn pcrOtn; rgeaf 9ca' uno Gleii3s
briibc mullen btrabreibt perOen nm ben 9Gttnz
TEN bti RrafteH 5u erbulteu, uno bic Gdrme miiieu
otleotntltt mittslR Or. 3aOpap's 9ilen in 3bd=
tiQfeit geicBt Dsrocn.
Gnt,iinSunoen Der Riersn, Gnt,dnburg Der 9loie,
Gnt,inSuro Der GiuQspeiOe, Gnt3iiuouHQ Der Suns
osn, tpunoen @als, grou6itis, S6ner=at6mtgfcit,
GROUP, Ratarrb, Suilucn3a, ROptibmr3, 8abRa
ibmcr,. ReuraIQit, Rbcumutismus, S5Httelfrof,
gBe6ielftebr, GrofbtuItn, bonn Grofs angegriftsHs
G5rptrtbsilt.
9ic QppIitatipu BON ReaOb ReGief nub
b,m GBrpertbcile pocr ben R5rprtbsiIsn, tDoieIbft
bas Qetocn OOtr Der S6mer1 isHsH Sit bat, Dcr=
uriodjt iofortige 9inoruuu.
Snrsrlt6. Gin balber bis elm gan3sr 9bts=
l6ffcl BON in eiutm glat gaHsr furirt in iptuiz
otn minuten 2sibiamer3cn, 3rdmpfs, lauren geos
cen. Rauita, lltbtIicit, SOObrtnHen, S5lafrof9s
isit 9iarrboe 9trp6ftdt Migrau,, GplR, 8Ids
bunasu uuO ale iunerli6tn geibpcrbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
0a6trrzG GampaguezGomite,
Subn 9. 3reibler, inn.,
1851 8DriiBer.
TaieIcien cincs &eQcr Ggitaturs.

2tnge6lifes Mor6compIot gegen ben
PrGiibenten i'm 8eIten. = &a6iz
net5mitglieosr Ioqtsn entfii6rt uno
fir 20IegelO feitge6alten peroen.
Wtnpnu, W}inn., 25. U}Gr5. :
s. 6. 6remont, Elm betQgter Ieger
aus Matsrtopn, S.1G., tpeI6er gez
ftern 26enb bier eine 9orleTung it6er
Oas 8ofIenproblem belt, beTu0te cas-
GongreBmitglieb 3annep uno 7agte
0omiel6en, er babe 2tu8tunfr iiber Elm
GompIot er6alten, lpel9as barauF6in
3ielte, ben GPrdfoenten gooIeoelt geIe>
gentti9 ieiner beborite6enoen tpe7tlt>
den Retie 3u ermoroen, 9ieIer glan
lei ieBt fallen geIafen tporoen, bugez
gen bea6Ii6tigten Die 8er19n0rer
ieBt, entpeber ben -S6aBQnts5efretGr
66a!p, o5er ben 8risgsIefretdr Goot
Deer ben @eneral 8unoe5anipalt
8npT an trgeno eineu oa5u geeignez
ten 8untte in Montand Doer GoIoz
rabo gefan9en gu neGmen, tn'S@ebirz
ge gu f8Ieppen uno feit3u6alten, Bis
Elm 6strG6tli8esQ0Iegelo 6e3ablt ner=
Be. 5remont peigerte ii6, Y}tttbeiz
lungen ii6er bic QueGe feiner Qusz
tunft gu MAIDEN. gr fpieIte ietner3ett
cine 8oQe unter feinen Raiiengenoiz
fen in Der 8etpegurg, bic 2tuSnanoez
rung bon 9}egern BON ben Ser. Staaz
ten na9 2iberia gu f0r0ern. R2prdz
ientant Sapnep legt ben 6al6aOereiz
en- be8 Neger5 feline 8ebeutung 6eibat
iie ieoo9 troBoem oem ScfretdrS6an
brieflih ii6ermitteIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
cnFer bes Giien6afnz zGnIndls.


Stbaca, N.zg., 25. Wtdr3. :
Cine 2ofomotipe Der n2e6ig6z8alle9z
8a6n" rannte, nG6renO 92ebel 6errI4z
te, piber cine 0raiIine, uuf pel4er
fi4 flint PaiTagtere 6efanOen, bic
bur6 einen 2anbruti4 gen0tbigt gez
peIen poren, i9ren 3ug gu Derlaiien
uno auf Der 9raiiine na4 St6aca
ge6ra6t perben fol1ten. 5rau g2Ora
Sub, cine MGI6erin, fanb t6ren
Sob; 6rau g2eGie Bonner, cine 8leiz
berma6erin, tpurbe t0otli4 berleBt,
Die an0eren Pafagiere iprangen re6tz
3eittg a6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
Grtdltnngen
2SeGer Safs.

q1tnn sic spaH3ig ooer orsibig 9ropten BON
gtoSb Rt[tef NIT etipas Syrup bor benz 59ldfsHs
otben nsbmtn uuo eiutH Gluuellappen nit RsIitf
oti6ttiat nm ben 9ats MAIDEN, iDerOen Sic oss
gRorqeng BON Sbrer 9alssut5inoung nieherpsroea
Rent {etu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26

= gilbert Marfiel6, Elm NsitglieO
Der u@plpia Opera GOmpunp," TT IN
Gaqle, QBis., perAaftet porben uno
bat aefanben, baB er bem &aIiirer
gairblinger $27O0 geitpblen bat. SAT-
Der gan3e 8etrag purbe iRm pieoer
a6aenpmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
11nterncnnnnrnr Rn6Irnhnnte.

Pttt8b burg, Pu., 25. M&dr3, =
sSn 6oIge bes 9o6naisrs purben
p6er6aI6 Der Bride an Der p. StraBe
auf benz Wonongabela ga Der SoneS
C 2uug6lin Steel Gompanp ge60rige
8arfen, pel4e nit &o6len beldoen
paren, bon ben Nnfern gertfen uno
80 fanten auf bem N2Onpngabela,
Diele itranbeten, ais tie ben Damn
bafiirten unb unbere ipurben an ben
9an 6an0lez, 5mit6fielb> II. POtntz
8rHfen 3erI6mettert, po lie elm 10
qeFd6rli8eg 6inberniB Der S4tff@
fa6rt bilben, buB iie geIPrengt tperOen
mIffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26

Qpnb0r, 25. Wldr3. : 9r.
MDn06am, Getretdr fir SrlunD,
unter6reitete beute i'm britii4en I'm
fer6auIe bic iriTGe QarOreformz8ia.
0ieIel6e 1T auf aamdIige 26Idaffuug
bes groBgrunbbeiiBe8 in SrIanb be-
re6net, unb io1 bic 4d4ter in @taub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
Sruti6er Grru3er fOmmt uab Neu:
hnrt Nens,

@uibingtOn, ., e., 25,Mdr3.
-Gapitdn lieutenant GrninS9r0z
Der, 6lotten 2lttu6e Der bisiigen
heuti4en 8otIdaft, lit na9 g2epportz
g}eps, 8a., beoroert tporoen, I'm Or
rangementS fir bic Reparatur 0es
beut7den &reu3er5 r@a3eue" i'm borz
tigen Srodenbof gu treffen. 9er&reu@
ger nir0 binnen penigen Sagen aus
bsne3uelaniI4en @etpdfern anlungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-26
NJ

Ginerlei, peI9' beftise o6er quds
lsnbe 58mer3en Der nit Rbeumatiss
mus 8e6aftete, 8ettIdgerige, SnDaIia
&c, RriippeI, 92erb0Ie, an g}euralgie
2eibenbe, BON 8ranf6eit llebermannte
aid ausFe6en mag,
RoSna0's 3caSB 3elief OcrfdIafft
iCfurti1c 9inSeruna.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

=.:l Invitations were issued the first
OF the week to a grand opening 81
thesOld Vienna Saloon, by r.. N.
karris, on Monday evening next,
TT. Farris has fixed up neat place,
has restaurant in connection, ana
.issreceiving pleasing patronage.
FOR the evening in question he az.
ranges TOR grand reception, mus
e, tree lunch, etc, and a royal time.
awaits attendants: =zzss.s.5.s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Patrolman Gately on Monday af-
ternoon informed The Enterprise
that the pocketbook distracted from
the Rollenhagen saloon had been
recovered; being found in the closet
pipes of the Bank Saloon, where it
had doubtless been thrown by the
theft. Ass gold piece is said to
have been in the purse when found.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Tower rejoices over the prospect
of another saw-miN, N. J. Benson
and John Owens, who own consid
cradle timber on Vermilion Lake
having decided to erect mill tc
care for their own timber and Gus,
tom saving. ~. ..---.,..--
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Prof. S. w. Gilpin was a member
of party which viewed the scenic
beauty along the line of the Du-
luth, Virginia & Rainy Lake rail-
road Monday. And other members
of the party contend that the Prof.
is good hiker," his staying quail
ties not being lessened even by a
stiff neck and sore heel.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

w. A. Hall, the clothier, returned
Friday evening last from an extend
ed visit to city markets, purchasing
additional stock for his Virginia
store. Upon his return he was ac-
.companied by his daughter, Miss
1rma, who will visit in the city a
short time.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

lt~ls learned that r. A. Eva, gen.
eral manager of the Duluth, Vir.
ginia & Rainy Lake railroad to be-
come effective the 18th inst. The
Duluth News Tribune is authority
for the statement that E. Bristow,
formerly chief engineer of the Pere
Marquette line of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is to be his successor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

The young men of the city ten.
dered very enjoyable social hop
at the Fay Opera on Saturday even
ing last, many from adjoining cities
being among those in attendance.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Will Anderson, of the firm OF
Cronberg & Anderson, Bull, was in
the city over Sunday. Mr.. Ander:
son reports despite the fact that
Bull has had some hard knocks in
business way this season the
business of his firm is constantly
increasing, necessitating the adj
dition OF another delivery wagon
to care for their trade.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

+: s.1ockwood; representing War
rem Bros, of Boston and New York.
paving contractors, was in the city
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Lockwood
had been at Hibbing, where the
proposition of laying about a mile
Of paving in the business thorough
fares is being agitated. :. rs Z
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

For thorough education in Ste
biography and Bookkeeping attend
the Brocklehurst Business College.
Arithmetic, spelling and grammar.
given special attention. For partic-
u1ars call on or write Brocklehurst
Business College, 1910 Torrey Build
ing, Duluth, MINI. u. 3w-s.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

The reception by the Epworth
League at the N. E. church Wed
nesday evening was we'll attended
and most enjoyable affair.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

r. f. Bailie, accompanied by his
sons, Bert and James, left on the
Sunday Flyer for his old home at
Platteville, Wis.,, to tie absent about
two weeks. -. g..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Armstrong & Heagle, the new
blacksmiths and carriage repairers
with a shop in the Tornquist build
ing on Walnut Street, are among
the new advertisers to whose card
your attention is called in this
weeks Issue of The Enterprise.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

The village council of Chisholm
will have levels taken and an esti-
mate made of the probable cost of
the esta Enlistment of sewerage
system at that place.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Mrs. c. w. Miller went to Duluth
Tuesday, returning yesterday ac-
conpanied by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Corey.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

A. DeLacy Wood, who at one time
or other has been a business COM
Petitor of almost every newspaper
man in the state of Minnesota, now
contemplates starting a second pa
per at Ely.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

Mrs. r. A. Eva and children were
up from Duluth the first of the
week for short visit with Mr.. Eva
general manager Of the Duluth
Virginia & Rainy Lake railroad.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

w. J. Power, of Duluth, travelling
freight agent of the Great Northern
Railway, was in the city yesterday,
looking after company interests at
this end of the line.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

81. J. Sigel visits in Duluth this
week, and upon his return will be
accompanied by his wife and
daughter, who have been the guests
of friends at that point for several
weeks.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

"A. n. Wessinger architect, form
erly located in this city but now of
Duluth, shook hands with old Vir-
ginians Tuesday. .~..., .
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

q. Harold Griggs-went to Duluth
on the Sunday Flyer, returning. on
Tuesday accompanied by his sister,
Miss Nellie, who has been the guest
of Duluth friends for several weeks
past. =. -. - ? -.-sz.-ss
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-08-07

NJ. Shanedling, of the Big Store,
is absent on a business trip to the
Chicago and New York markets,
purchasing fall and winter stock
for the stores of the firm at Virginia
and Eveleth.