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JUS. Over.

gentleman who IS at present residing in
Cork writes that the following aphorisrns are
current there.
II wishes were horses beggars would ride in
automobiles.
II is the unexpected that happens when you're
most anxious 20 have IL.
The friends we need the ones that are
never hand when want them
Never look gitt horse in the mouth by feel
ing for his sravins.
Ii is never too late 10 mend If YOU do IL in
time.
The darkest day must end at last, If not
earlier.-Chicago Record Herald
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MISS Mdinlide verne pianist now
playing in London, was originally known
at Mathilde Wurm. The Wurm, even
when a pianist. Will turn.
Mr.. spreckert. on trial at Seattle for
murder. is an astrologer and unusually
fussy in his choice Of a jury. He refuses
to let any man serve who was born I'M
der Cancer. scorpio, or Pisces; nor
would he accept anyone born between
June q and July p. Any man born be-
tween October 2S and November p IS
unsympathetic and unfeeIing. Up TO this
we agreed with him and spplauded his
prudence But he adds: with those
born between February 10 and March p
argument and advice will also be use
less" Here we were obliged TO part
company with Mr.. spreckert.
Every now and then you read OF
some Frenchman who receives the
Academic Palms. and you naturally sup
pose that the honor is a reward for some
substantial service. But are the petty
officials aud wineshop keepers and VIII
lage mayors any. more illustrious or vir-
tuous than their undecorated neigbbors?
We read lately sour attack on the
throwing OF these aims broadcast. In
the days Of the secUnd empire there was
a keener, a more delicate sense OF the
fitness OF things. The Palmes Academi-
ques we're strictly confined 10 the class
for which they were intended-tAe pro-
fessors of lycees and colleges and other
distinguished members OF the teaching
profession. We have long since got
beyond that and now every manner OF
person. from actors who are not sup
posed TO be wanting in self-apprecia-
tion) 10 candIest!ck makers. trick out
their overcoats with the violet ribbon.
without exaggeration one may
say that the only orders TO which any
real value attaches are the Cross of the
military branch Of the Legion dHon-
neur and the Medaille Militaire. In both
cases the distinction is bestowed only
for real services on the field OF battle"
Many highly respectable persons cut
sentimental verses out Of newspapers
and carry them for years. We know a
middle-aRed man Of the utmost temper
ance whose wallet Is stuffed With singu-
lar clippings. His literary ttste is fas-
tidiOus. he gives hours TO the study OF
Pater. Arthur Symonds. Jules LafOrgue.
He is always talking OF the nuance and
its value in art. He has never married:
for he has never found the one woman
OF faultless line and proportion. Yet II
this man should drop dead IN a quarter
where he is unknown, and his pockets
should be searched for the purpose Of
Identification. a poem would be found
which might easily give a false idea OF
his character. We quote two verses:
lie took a bottle up 10 bed.
Drank whisky hot each night,
Drank cocktails ia the morning.
But never could ret tight.
He shivered in the evening,
And always had the blues,
Until he took a bowl two
But he never blamed the booze
Ills liver needed scraping
And his kidneys had the goat;
lie swallowed lots 81 bittcrs,
Tiil at last he cleaned them ont.
His legs were swelled with dropsy.
Till be had 90 cut his shoes;
He blamed il 10 the doctors
But he blamed the booze
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FoIEcules.

After your divorce froEl sin, you win have
70 pay sin alirnony fo- years
When you've written your love letter, AZ
least have the grace Go grin az yourself.
Il have been thoroughly hazcd. =" said the
latest matriculate at the College Of Life. May
I attend 10 my studies nowg
Who sneers with his lips Is cynic- Who
succrs with his heart is a corpse.
By all means let 'Is eat our dessert first You
see. we may not live through the dinner.-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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THE BLESSING OF SUNSHINE.

Rainy day. good people.
But only for a while;
Just a streak Of sunshine.
And-watch the country smile.
II.
a singing DER the meadows.
A singing in the streams;
And Love in velvet valleys
With violets and dreams,
III.
And grief is changed 10 gladness,
And peace comes after pain;
One little CLEAN OF sunshine.
And the world forgets the rain
p. l.. S. in Atlanta Constitution.
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BITS or MISCELLANY
The Tide Of immigration.

ne 1loe OF immigration
The arrivals Of imrni grants in the United
States for 1902 were 1923 greater number
than in any previous year except 1852. when
the total Of arrivals was 7sS, 092- The tide sets
in heavily for 1905. In January 81 81 imnli-
grants were landed. making no account Of per
sons who crossed the frontier without ofAcial
note. This shows gain ovrT the January
arrivals for 1902 Of s.622 Should this rate II
increase be maintained new record viii be
made America. beyond all other parts Of the
habitable globe. still holds out superior in
duccmeuts 10 the wanderers Of mankind who
seek 10 better their condition.-Philadelph
Record
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Return Of Dr.. Panacea.

Old Dr. Panacea was driven ont OF practice
years ago by the more plausible and up-to-date
Br. Specific Nostr,m. But old Panacea has
ventnred 20 return again % practice lie now
claims 90 have the real elixir vitae to which
for the sake Of appearances he has given a
new name. And he announces from some
where down in Hooserdom that he is prepared
20 cure everything from corns 20 cholera. IL is
about time for the whirligig Of time 20 bring
him around 30 gullible humanity once more
hicago Chronicle
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Our Consular Service.

We might make consular system a
career give our consuls proper salaries and
pick from their ranks trained diplomats on &C
easion without sacrificing those qualities Of
alertncss in newsgathering and readiness TO as
sist. not Americans alone. but British and other
subjects. when they apply, which have won for
host Of our consuls the gratitude Of thou
sands. They have made it a commonplace, in
Europe at least. for foreigners 20 say; ''Oh.
don't ask OUR consul. ask the American; he
viii see YOU and help you If he ean."-NeyS
OTk TimeA
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THE BEST THINGS FROM OTHER NEWSPAPERS.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Major Rathbone's Mistake.

Major Rathbone'S Mistake.
Even II General Wood were guilty Of NAL
versation. that would afford justification or
excuse for the illegal acts Of which Major Rath-
bone was convicted. But General Wood could
not be expected 20 pay the expenditures Of the
governors palace In Havana and other ncces-
sary incidental expenditures out Of his own
pocket. His accounts have all been passed
entirely satisfactory 70 the auditing Of
fCcrs Of thc Government. Major Rathbone was
in no such position, and was obliged 70 make
no such expenditures His mistake was in
irving to initiate his betters without having
warrant for H.. and he has paid the penalty.
The incident is now Philadelphia Rec
ord
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England Ruled by Scots and Irishmen.

At the present rate the British government
soon will cease 10 be English. II viii be com
posed Of Scotsmen and Irishsncn. The present
prime minister is a Scot; 50 is the leader Of
the opposition. the chancellor Of the eNchequer.
the attorney general and the secretary Of the
board 81 trade The lord chancellor the so
cien secretary. the war secretary, and the chief
secretary Cor Ireland-au are Irishmen.-C Chicago
{ hrouicle.
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SHAFTS Of MT AND HUMoR.
A Remedy.

Hundtswin-It seems that in all railroad ac-
cidents she first and last csrs are always the
cncs thai axe injured
O'Rourke-Shure. an I wonder why they don't
lave thin two cars of the thrain cntoireiy.-
De-roi. Free Press
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Not a Turkish Princess.

Not a Turkish Princess
In response 10 several letters which
I have received from readers In various
parts OF the country. l VIII endeavor
as briefly as possible 10 enlighten them
with regard TO the so-called Turkish
princess, who has for some time past
been engaged in a propagaDda in the
various capitals Of Europe against the
Sultan OF Turkey. To begin with the
princess. who is sometimes styled
Princess Hairie. and sometimes Princess
Nouri. and whose portrait has been pro-
duced- in many an American paper. Is
not a Turk at all. and not even re-
motely connected with the Imperial OF
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Professional Ethics.

Over.
So much stress is laid by medical
men on the nieeties of professional
ethics that the case of DIR. Marcy. of
Buffalo, must appear the more fla
grant The physician of the Burdick
household adinits-he could not we'll
deny il in the face of the evidence
against him-that he suggested 10 the
medical examiner, Dr. Rowland, that
what was a clear ease Of murder
should be reported as suieide-for
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Needed Clipping.

Vow yelled the victim. sec here. bar
her, You've cut OF part ~ my carr
so have. replied the barber, eo,lly, abut
calns yourself We make extra charge for
correcting facial blemishes. I'll trim the other
ear down 10 decent SIZE. too.''--Phiiadelphia
Press
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Free-Hand Comment.

Now il promises TO be a close and ex-
citing race for realization between the
interOccanic canal and the interconu-
mental railway
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interoccanic canal and the interconu-
mental railway.
Mr.. Carnegie has come to the front
with an offer TO pay the cost of a Ultra
tion plant for Cornell University. Would
that some power had several years ago
impressed on the millionaire iron mas
ter's mind the National Capitals lamen-
table lack OF filtration facilitiesl
Kaiser Wilhelm has issued an ediet
against long winded sentences in the
foreign office. on tho score that IL Is
quite likely that the foreign office can
not understand its own involved. subor-
dinate clauses But at this pace what
use can be made of language in diplo-
macy since diplomatic language is in
tended TO mask the idea?
That is an interesting decision of the
United States Supreme Court under
which railroad traffic which passes from
one point TO another within the same
State becomes Interstate traffic when
the road passes without that State into
another in the course OF the journey.
The decision affects several Of the New
York railroads and puts this traffic over
them under the regulation of the Inter
state Commerce Commission instead OF
the State railroad commission
England will complete this year six
new battleships. eleven armored cruis-
ers. and eighteen smaller craft. and Par
Lament is asked 10 sanction the begin
ming OF three giant battleships. seven
cruisers, four scouts" and twenty FIVE
torpedo boat destroyers and submarine
boats. This is a program which is cal
cuIated 10 set the Kaiser a-thinking.
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The well-known Italian journalist,
Carlo Paladini. has written book con-
tanning his "reminiscences Of Gladstone
Disraeli. Salisbury. Cecil Rhodes. Cham
berlain. and others, with many new an
ecdotes Cecil Rhodes said TO him one
day that no Italian woman wears arti-
fetal gems If she is rich enough to buy
genuine ones. but that French women
and others often do so; and he added
IF I should ever want 10 marry,
should not take a woman who is willing
TO wear counterfeits when she can have
the real thing"
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Another Wild Tale.

And now there Is current another Wild
tale concerning her. which as usual has
it's origin in Berlin. and which | would
rot refer to were it not for the fact that
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IN The PUBLIC EYE.

A syndicate has offered General De
Wet 81 $50 a week and expenses for a
lecture tour in Australia
When Mr.. Chamberlain was about 10
commence the speech which he made
from the balcony OF the Marine Hotel, >at
Durham, he was startled by the sudden
apparition OF reporter who slid down
pillar from the roof and arrived breath
less and dusty, but notebook in hand.
Mr.. Chamberlain was astonished.
whom do YOU represent" he said.
THE entire press OF the empire" was
the reply.
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The Talk of the Day.

Miss Ma,hiide Verne, pianist now
playing In London. was originally known
at Mathilde Wurm. The Wurm, even
when a pianist. will turn.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
Successful Operatioa.

Lieutenant Governor AIexanders
Maitland went 70 Chicago the first.
5lf the q, week 70 undergo "A op4fA-
ton He has been sufferer tor q
long time and i WAS suggested that
he could besa ble 10 obtain per
z11nanent relief from an operafion,.
and he decided g make the triiai-
The operation WAS performed on
sWednesday, and 4 sispafch to hin
friends a Negaunee Sc ted that the
operation had been pr for1ned ank
that Inland a. I'll
and that hle chancesf c,1s g 6
lrecoyery excell
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

+. +. Burley has been compelled
to take; an enforced lay-off this
week, a slight attack of blood; poi
Esoning resulting from cut on, his
right hand. -. .-r.. =, -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

The new bowling alley building
being erected by Abe Jefford, at the
corner of Walnut and Wyoming,
nears completion and will be ready
to open to the public the latter part
of the week. Mr.. Jefford will have a
commodious room, and aside from
two alleys installs pool and billiard
ia bles. =
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Gust Erickson, of Two Harbors,
came UP Tuesday evening for a
visit with former friends and to look
after property interests in the city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06
Quarter OFF sale on everything in
our enormous stock for thirty days
commencing on Monday next.
10. Shadbolt, Chicago Store.

For nice pocketbOok or chate-
laine purse go to the Virginia
Pharmacy. An elegant assortment
of the latest styles and novelties
from which to select.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

II. J. O'Neal left on Tuesday for
St.Paul, where he was called as a
witness in case against the street
railway=comPanyf for the accidental
killing of man some time ago.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

VII. Yawkey, Of Detroit, Mich,
will arrive in the city this evening
to look after local mining and realty
interests s.=s -t e ::ss55 80. 81.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

The ladies of the Norwegian Luth-
eran Church will give chicken pie
supper in the store building being
vacated by S. Oberg, tomorrow eve,
ming, to which a cordial invitation
is extended. If you enjoy square
be in attendance, and the ladies
will see that you have a delicious
repast. -. 49, = .....y -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

+ John Costin went to Duluth yes
terday to meet Mrs. Costin upon her
return from a visit at her former
home in Minneapolis. S.. .. ..s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

The youngsters who raised Cain
on Halloween night may. have
thought their. pranks were fun, but
some. of the luckless householders
who are still looking for their front
gates fail to see. the humorous side
of the matter. Too badthe police
officers are 50 absorbed in other
things at this season. =.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Moore were Du-
luth visitors Tuesday and Wednes-
day: III ....-.- - - r.
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The N. E. Aid met at the home of
Mrs. J: L. Kimbail Wednesday after
noon. The next meeting of the So
ciety will be at the. home of Mrs. c.
c: Butler, at Franklin. The ladies
will meet at the store of w. B. Pratt
& Co. at 200 p. m. to go to Franklin.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

]. Mr. and Mrs. F. Shanedling, par-
ents of our hustling clotfliers, ac-
compa11ied by their daughters Hat
tie and 1eanette,.arrived in theclty
from Jew York Tuesday evening.
Mr. y and Mrs: sfa nedling will make
their future home at .Eveleth, at
which point their: sons have anoth-
CT large clothing emporium: III n
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Do you wear shoes? Buy the Flor.
sheim," at Halls. : i
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When you are looking for shoes
see Halls.
M. and Mrs. F. R. Campbell were
over from EyeIeth yesterday.
President ". j. Olcott and party
were in the city yesterday IN Mr..
olcott's car, looking over the local
mining situa ton. @ ~ .5s . .:.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E.-g:Jones.
Central avenue, rejoice over the
birth Of a baby girl at their, home
on Sunday last. ss-:-s 80 ssz:=z:s
D. 3. McDonald left yesterdaysfor
a brief b,,sinesstrip to Port Arthur,
Canada, near which, place the firm
has drills at work. .. ~.
: Mrs. H.J |. Nathanson spends the
week with Superior relatives and
friends, stopping at that point mp
on her return from Chicago q week
ago. z.zss &c.
Capt. James Trezona went to Du-
luth on Wednesday TO meet Mrs.
Trezona upon her return from Col
orado, where she accompanied her
mother several weeks ago. {.
SaEas.SszS-ss sfsx5:
b Take advantage of the clearance
sale prices at the Chicago Store for.
the next thirty days. Every thing at
one fourth off for thirty days. e
= s So Q. Shadbolt, Prop.
Buhl Camp No.. 2439, N a ],
will entertain their friends at a So
cial hop at #Cronberg,s Hall, Bull.
on Friday evening next. The mem
bers of Camp No. 1856, of this city.
received a special invita- tion as a
body, and many from this city viii
dou btless be in attendance
That the people of the city fully
appreciated the vic tory won on
Tuesday was evidenced by the en-
thusiasn, after the result Of the poll
had been proclaim The Echo
Band added to the ollifi ton, and
Eserended the winners, many Of
|H1 ON pended with neat adj resa--
Ies.z +
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Regular services at the First n.
/ E.church1 & 81 = Sunday next BY Rev.
e. q. Cathcart, pastor. Subject Of
morning sermon, at 1880 O'Clock,
The Claims Of the Spirit. Subject
st evening sermon, 1880 o'clock,
The HE1indranees Of the Gospel. !, On
Wednesday evening, Noyen1b er25,
g 500 o'clock, Rev. Is. g. Clemens.
presid elder, will preach he
will hold the Let Quarterlyco Confer.
ence after the preaching service
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

You never get leftin buying shoes
Of Hall. =: ,7.. -1-@.;. - y
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

John Swanson, proprietor of the
Hotel Northern, returned Monday
evening from Duluth, where he has
been for some time past confined at
st. Luke's Hospital undergoing an
operation. He returns greatly inn
proved. " ..# 49,.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

c. G. Miller, of the Duluth Paper
& Stationery Co, and Leroy +.
Welty, of the Zenith Paper Co., Du-
luth, called on Virginia friends on
Wednesday. Not working in pairs,
exactly, but both doing the best
they could.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

81 he s. Ladies, i'd Society of the
Swedish Il; Lutheran i ac' Il, i will give
supper and ction on Saturday
evening Novem ber Dist, for the
beneft of the { hurcl The place
where the supperan and auction will
be held will be anno unced later ss5
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Hawkinson & Gray, undertakers
and embalmers, Hawkinson Block,
Virginia. j.. -. ~ g ..:. sss ..-
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:. WI. Moore leaves today with a
crew: of twenty men to clear the new
townsite at the Miller mine.
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1t is sometimes possible to put up
a good front without much back
ing. 1t is also sometimes true that
plenty of backing sometimes, fails
in an attempt to keep up a mans
front. =. -; - =
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Jos. Roman was a business visit
or to Duluth the fore part of the
week. Z r y z-S - ;: ~ r mi.
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Service guaranteed or money re-
funded on "Florsheim" shoes, at
Halls. &c. 81 - : 8 n )
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NC. Palmer came up from Duluth
Monday, to be on deck at election
time. s,,@. %. ..-~z -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Herman J. Nathanson returned
on Friday evening: last from: an
extended visit with Chicago and
Twin City friends: ~. s. s: - +,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

Joel Tornquist excavates for a
basement on the lots formerly occu-
pied by the old opera house block.
He will doubtless erect fine block
thereon another season.
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Cashier Mvera. of Tn. Ra,,k of ri.
o4A' "as,. az el.e e..y 81 s'onesoay.
| n. w. Freeman attended to bnai.
mess matters # Dnlnth on Monday
-. - =. - .=s S.. -.
| Service guaranteed or money re-
Hairs. sss- s..--z - =; :: = n
-, - - :: - = =.
w. Falmer came up from Duluth
nonoay' 10 De on deck at election
tlme. $500 -, - ~. r -
herman J. Natnanson returned ''[
On @rr1oay evening last from Ian an
e4tenoeo VISIT with Cnicago ana
1"'" ~'y 1l1enos. r. .> =>.
WI. .o..- ......-..:.... =. -
'g1esees raPialy' contractor o'nlllF VDon-
ne11 taxing All Possiole advantage
" "ea'ner cono1t1ons: s-.@ -
Tuesday, next ID the onen;no If
the deer hunting season. aud the
ANIMAL cron If "1;dn3 know = w.s
" Auo" ~ was
VIZ 'ne 81 @oes III
MIRA VIM Mccu,,,r, and !. ~, -
of 'fr;anda .ware ~,c f~o,,, -precto.
"Wednesday for q .hr;af v;a;+ he;na
entertained At the home NJ Mro
, r. Kimba,, =.
-
q sbadho,t of +la Ch;caoo &C.,
IN this ;sa,,a Evarvth;r1 80 80
ona,ter Of rale a1v,n+aoe of 80
nroffered baro.;n.
+
Joel Tornquist excavates for a
basement on the lots formerly occu-
He vii, douh+laaa aro,+ a 60 hiocL
thereon anothar aeaaon
-
1t is sometimes possible to put up
a good front without much back
ing. 1t is also sometimes true that
plenty of backing sometimes, fails
front ~ - =. -
-..----=-=-.z..:. ;: ~:,.,e-
John Swanson, proprietor: of the.
= Hotel Northern, returned Monday
evening from Duluth, where he has
been for some time past confined at
st. Luke's Hospital undergoing an
operation. He returns greatly i'm
proved. ..* 49,
c. 6. Miller, of the Duluth Paper
r. A~,A: ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-11-06

rs. Oberg, who has beenMc onduct-
ing closing out salesfor the past
thirty days, on w dnesday stored
the balance of his stock and FIX
lures. It's not known what Nj.
$Oberg's intentions ma be, but. IL is
likely that he will again enter bust
ness ia the .s