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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
Senate Considers Wis
dom of Building Big
Battleships
BAD INVESTMENT

Recent Events Have Gone to Prove
That They Are Not TIE Most Effec-
tive Fighting Machines-In the
House the Alaska Delegate Bill Was
Passed-BiH For Construction Of a
Lighthouse and Fog Signal Station at
Diamond ShoaA n. c., Was Passed
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
Mississippi Convention to Meet june
18th

Jackson. Miss, April 25.-The State
Democratic executive committee decided
today to call a state convention at
Jackson June Is. The convention win
elect delegates to the National conven-
ton at st. Louis.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
Negro Publicly Hanged for Murder

Beaumont. Texas. April 25.-William
Murray. a negro. was hanged publicly
here today for the murder OF Josephine
Baker. his sweetheart. His neck was
broken and death was instantaneous
He admitted his guilt
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
Report of Japanese landing Denied.

St. Petersburg. April Pa dispatch,
from Port Arthur denies the report 1 :
10000 japanese ave landed at Dalny.
The dispatches states that there is
no change in the situation on the Lao
Tung peninsula
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
kuropatkin.s Game of Strategy.

St. Petersburg. April 25.-General Ku-
ropatkin has played a strong card in
the game of strategy. Large portion OF
General Rennenkampffs cossack caval-
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29

Mr.. Frank K. rhode spent Sunday
In Florence. s. c.. On a visit to his par
ents. Professor and Mrs. T. ~. Rhodes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
A Japanese Merchant Steamer Sunk

Tokia. April 25.-The Russian Vladi-
vostok %eQuadron, after a long period Of
inactivity. suddenly appeared off Gen
san, Oh the east coast of Korea, this
morning n sank the Goyo Maru a
Japanese merchant steamer of six hum
dred tons.
A brief telegram received from Gen
san says three Russian cruisers had en-
tered the harbor and tina they were
still there When the telegram was sent.
Their arrival created CONSERVATION in
the unprotected Japanese colony at
JenSan.
1t is thought in Toxic that this Rus
sian naval movement was made in the
hope Of intercepting some unprotected
Japanese troop ships. 1t is not believ-
ed the squadron will remain at Gems
long.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29

DR.. c. ID. Bell left for Baltimore las
might where he expects TO spend sew
Ieral days.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29

Mr.. K. c.. Barrett, of Rocky Mount
was a Wilmington visitor yesterday.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-04-29
MALARIA.

RYDALES TONIC IS a specific for all
krms of Malaria. 1t acts on n new prin-
iple. II kills the microbes that produce
Malaria. The cause being removed the
disease quickly disappears RfDALFS
TONIC is guaranteed 10 cure the most
obstinate cases Of Malarial Fever, Ckills
and Fever, Ague, etc. We authorize all
dealers handling our remedies to refund
he purchase price for every bottle of
sYDALES TONIC that dIs not give
satisfaction.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-28
lIlerIet.

Der 8botDgrapb Tranf Wecz
8utre uuroe am Sreitag abeno nad
9 ubr in Der @rDdettsS tra8e, am
8eleiie Der Suniet Balm, BON sruei
Wegelagerern, Die binter elmer
Trabtcar perboraen tuaretl uno her
DDrlprangen uberfalIen. @iner ldlua
ibn nit eiaem 5anobeutel nieoer
uno Der anoere leerte ibm Die ga
i6en. @r bette nur IS Gents bel
iih. Nls er pteoer gu Iit fam, be.
CAB er iiA nah Dem Depot, no ibm
dr5tltde Snlfe 81 Eeil muroe.
Sn Dem Stale BON Silpa 6ei=
man brad Seuer aus uno oas eat1se
8ebauoe muroe in Gide eeleot. Gin
iunees &ennpfero, bas einen 8ert
BON $1,000 bate, bier WaQen uno
&utiben. @eibirre uno Nnoeres
puroen Elm &aub Der 6lammen.
Die uriabe oe8 g~ntlteben8 oes Teu=
ers tit u%nbefannt. 6err 6eitna11
miro cine unterlubung pprnebmen
lafen.
Die 0erren Or. 9. S9DIs
uno 3ablmeiiter &ub0lf Safe
oom Dampfer v86ln" erfreuten un8
our9 lbren angenehmen 8elu9.
Stimtnt fir SObn @. Goblin
fiir Sheriff in ben Brimdruablen
am 9. Sui.
SIN 5ioueitlihen Srren-glpl
ltarb @6rift. Berner i'm Sitter BON
&c Sabren. @r befano lt9 felt 1892
in Der Initatt.
Die N~ngebote fir Die llebernahs
me oeS GDntrafte8 our @rbauuna
BET neuen Sffi5iersmDbnungen in
Sort Gam Oouit0n perben am Is.
SUM eeDfnet ueroen.
Seiie 8oobparo, Elm 8ruoer
BON 8. S. @opomaro ble1ielbft, lit
bel einenl giIenbabnunaliid in San
@abriel, Merifo. um's 9eben ees
tomn1en.
Stimmt fir SDbn IS. Goblin
fur Sheriff in ben Brimdrpablen
am 9. Suli.
Oie SnluBfeterltbtetten Der
9ohidule fanoen am Treitaa abeno
i'm 0pernbauie pDr einem auBerDrs
oentlih aablreihen 8ublitum 1tatt,
mas bel Dem onrbergebenoen Nege1
uno ben teilneiie iberidpemnten
ihmubiaen StraBen faum erruartet
tueroen fonnte. Iaes perlief pro=
grammgemaB unb Senator MarIbal
0ids belt cine Nniprabe an Die
@raouirten. Die Stipenoien tpur.
ben tuie fDlat uerteilt: 2ilian Wiotbs, !
FREEZER unterri6t in Der Stats uniF
seriitdt; Nrtbur @uthrie, SIRIUS in
Der gbica9oer unineriitdt uno @e0.
gepton, in Der uniDeriitdt 81 @aIb.
tn9tpn.
6err q. S. @rober, elmer Der
befannteiten Burger BON 6aaetsuiQe,
itatte uns einen iebr angenebmen
Beiuh in unierer Office ab.
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0er MeAen.

Die felt Iaeer in Der Suit lieaenoe
Glettrisitat entfuo ii1 am Treitaa
9tabmittag In einem 9epitters uno
&egeniturm, Der pDr 4.30 biz Z ubr
oauerte. IS ftelen in Der tur5en Belt
2.S4 30u &esen unb oa Die Mbsuas.
fandle auf cine lolde @aHermenge
nibt suaeihnitten lino, 10 biloeten
otele StraBen, ielbit in Der unmittels
barren Wabe oes Suites, pp bieiels
ben nod oa5u einen ftarten 5aa ba.
ben, einen See ooer einen retBenoer
StrOm. 8elonoers mar oas Der
Saa an Der gde Don Commerce uno
Ilanto StraBe uno Die NnaeteQten
unlerer groBen Sdnittmarenbauler
orauaten iid auf ben Seitentpegen
elren Iu8Deg IuGeno, UNI auf bic
anoere Settle Der StraBe uno sur
StraBenbabncar ooer nah 0aule All
gelangen. Gin peridieoenen Steuen
in Der Siio- NlamDs StraBe idtpamm
NaeS. Warttne5, StraBe iab aus tuie
Elm reiBenoer @ebirgSbah uno in Der
Suo.S reia, StraBe puroe Sabn ee.
fabren. AQe Welt, Die nm Die
Nbeuoftunoe nod 6aule elf. bolte
iid naiie SiiBe uno cine M2enae fei-
ner 0amen=9 oiletten uno StrOb6ute
puroen oeroorben. Sc ipielten Iib
oiele puifierliben Seenen ab. man.
DIES tleine unaliid nuroe belabt,
aber Die gutmitiae Wienihbeit, bic
Die @rl0fun9 BON Dem a~meitdaieen
empfano, eraab Iib gem
in ibr Shifial uno lieB in Der
StraBenbobn Suiammenpadeu, mie
Die Saroinen.
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0erfaontes gNrdhielfieber.

einfabes 8efbielfieber unb oergleicben !,
bic jebt qNlifrO6en" sugeihriebeu tper.
ben, tpuroen bur uieten Sabren bon ben
alien Sernbaroiner M6nben ebenIo
ihnel tuie beute 9ebeilt, un6 babel muB.
ten iene uicbts BON Wfifrpben, Bacterien
uno Nebnlifem. Sci benz erfen Nuftres
ten BON 5rofibauern, &epfihmers, sri
feni9mers, 8~erftupfun9 un6 allgemet-
mem unbebaaeu gaben iie, mas jebt ais
bic atoBarti9en st. @ernaro's 8rauter<
pinen" befannt lit, elm, frdftigen Die 9e>
ber, lauterten oas 8Iut, reiuigten Die @e-
iaBe BON 5in6ernifien, t6oteten ettua Dor,
banoene MitrDben un6 icbaften oieSe
nno ale an6eren gifttaen Stofe aus BEN
Shffeln.
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9entithes gbeater.

Nm ssreitaa Nbeno fano oes &es
genuetters pegen teine 8orIteaune
in Der BeethOoenbaae Itatt. 6eute
Nbeno lit Die lebte 8oritellung, CUR
G~nfflbrung fommt Der luItiae
Sbmant m@roBitaotluft".
Die 3ruppe 9ebt BON bier na6
0teusB raunfels, ND iie am Sunnta9
Gbeno Die erite 8Orlteaung geben
miro. Sic bleibt a6t Gage BORT,
miro aber am 6reitaa beriiberfoms
men uno Nben6S bier Die goloene
@ua" CUR Multiplying brineen. 6ofs
fentlib reguet's oann nidt mieoer.
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1de aammer einsig in ihrer 4rt tuar,
tparen ldneit uDriber. 9eutfblano
folate ben Sibungen nidt mebr nit
Sntereiie, es bate 10 oiele 9anotaqe
gu beabteu, baB es Dem etn5elnen
ni9t mehr 10 oiel 3eit piomen fonnte.
uno oanr famen ia AUDI allmabltg
Die Sabre, in oenen Elm NatiDnolparz
lament, elm &eih8ta9 entftano, erit
Elm norooeutiher, oann elm oeutIder
uno 10 gina benin i6lieBli6 oa8 Snz
tere1ie an Baden in benz Snterelie an
Der NQgeneinbeit unter.
Qber u~noergeiien iDa es bleiben,
DaB jenes fleine 2ano oas erite nar,
oas in 9eutldfano ben pOlitiihen
@eilt uedte uno rege belt, oas etns
sige, pelhes bic 9eutlben gum Barz
lamentarismus ersDa. uno uenn
beute bas 2dnohen cine neue 8ers
fafiunQ befummt, 10 fam man ibnt
nur miinihen. oaB Die @eididte oers
1elben ebenio rubmuoa lein mD9e,
pie Die Der alten.
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Ms. Henry Lyons
Greenfield.
III.
sic Mthif nes @fffhea.

SNJNZNPs
Wtan lplte eS farr1 alauben. Nud
in oent 9rDBen Seem gOrt bat 1id
elm Nloerman gefunoen, Der i'm oors
tiaen Staotrat cine Srotnon8 einoes
braht bat, Die lth geaen bic 8ez
l9lagnahme reip. 8eibebaftung oe8
GGliBeS in ben Offenen StraBenbabn.
Cars ribtet. Der 8iebere, MiAae(
Stapleton 1T iein Narte, mu6 mol
in @~rfabrung gebra6t baben, oaB
bier in San Nntonio auA Iolh Elm
Wedielbalg Der aneritaniihen @ee
lebaeberei oa8 2idt Der @elt erblidt
Dat uno nun lief ibm fem @breeis
feline &ube. er arbeitete eine abnlide
Sroinan5 aus uno leQte Iie Dem
Staotrat pDr.
Inter obieem 9itet bemerft Die
Stem nyorfer 9taat8Seitung" oa5u;
r9ie 0roinan5l NIT melher Iid Der
Staotuater ben Rubm pom Oimmel
bolen m0Qte, miro boffentlim nidt
ourdaeben. oenr lire Durbfabruno
tDnnte gum Ibreienoen unreht tuers
ben. Der Manu. Der ben duBeren
@GiiB einnimmt, bat i'm gep6bnlib
rebtlih erp0rben nermDge oes &ehe
tee Der 8rioritdt. Gin 8orteil lieqt
in benz Sibe, oenn erltens lit er be-
querner gum au8fteieen, aud ae=
tpabrt CT freieren Nusblid uno lebt
ben Snbaber nur auf elmer Seite
unanaenebmer 0ahbarlhaft ans.
SIT Der SIP beifattet poer auBer
Der Birtungss Spbare oes &eaens
geleaen. oann lit er oDppelt anoes
nebm uno oaS 8erlangerl, i'm Dem
ndditen Beiten su rdutnen, lit gerabe
i'm 6inblid auf oiele gpentualitdten
l1ngerebt, arauiam. yfegnet es,
Damn lit 5umeift cine 0dffte Der 8anf
NAB. Ware es nibt @abnfinn, gu
perlangen, Dab Der Mann lein trode=
neg @dben Dem 0a9folQer eebe uno
iid in Die 0dife iebt, gar gum 5peis
ten uno britten Otole Die Jeudtiateit
Der 8anf aufiauge nit einem 9eil
ieineS 9abits, oas, perr nab, ben
Mfeniden leiht ertaltet. i'm jeoens
fallS aber Deritimmt uno fem @U(.
befinoen beeintrdhtiQt? Gs eiebt
unDerduBerlihe Wenidenrette, Die
lei6ter gu periteben als gu oefinieren
iino. Die Bebauptung oeS rehtlih
ermUrbenen @flibes, aud ruern oa.
ourb ni6t ale QnfDroerunqen oes
Iltruismus e~rfiiIlt uro Der liebe
Ndbite nieIeiht elmer unbeqnemliGs
teit ausgeieBt miro, lit elm oerartiees
unDerGuBerlibe8 &ebt, oas fein
alderman uertiirsen ioa."
Sc fDnnen aber audi nod anoere
@rinoe aegen cine iolde @pridrift
gelteno 9emaht meroen. Dem Sal
iagier 1T es erlaubt, ieinen SIP IelbIt
gu mablen, fDlglib bat er AUDI oas
&e6t. i'm gu bebalten. 8oqte man
ben 8erfebr in ben Cars in Der be-
abliGtigten @eile regeln, 10 miiBte
ihm DDn bDrnberein beim ginfteieet1
Bonn &onoufteur elm beitimmter Sit
anaemieIen Doer eS miiBte ibnt, tpie
oies bel ben Omnibufen in Baris
Der Sal lit, Die Summer zines Sibea
oertauft ueroen. Damn neiB Der
Baiia9ier genau, mobin er gebDrt
uno oaB er ben SIP nidt tpe9Ieln
oarf, audi gum Aufgeben oelielben
ni6t aufgefDroert neroen tann.
Die Serwaltung Der StraBenbabn.
&ompaanie uno Die Ronoutteure
tperoen am beften tun. tpeun fte Der
Oroinan5 in teiner 8eile 8ea1tuna
ibenfen uno es Dem Bublitum iibers
laiien. Die araae leIbft au reeulieren.
8ie Die Innabme elmer iDlden blob.
iinniaen Sroinan8 iiberhaupt mDo.
lid lift. lift Elm 8atiel.
1
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Gone Star4 Bier oCs Wottdter.

HLUIlG OUT" : OtGt utS WDlttttpL.
gs tpohnten Die alten 9eutihen
Gin beioen ufern bes &beins,
Sic ibliefen auf 8~arenbduten
lno tranfen immer nob ems.
SaS mar lire erite 3u9enb,
uno oarin batten Tie reebt-
9enn nod feiner tarb in Der Sugenb,
Der Bis in iein Nlter ae3ed5t.
gs tuobnen gar oiele 9eutife
Am Gan NntoniD.SluB
uno Bis gum gone Star 1T es,
So nur elm 8IhienibuB.
Sic tuobnen auf beioen Seiten
@enou fpie bic Alten am &bein.
0oh Wollen ben Duff lie l6i1en,
90 muB es nit Zone Star Bier Iein.
audl 9leihen le BARN ben bitten,
Sic trinten INNER nod Ems,
9o6 erlebt bas berrlibe Gone gtar,
Die idbnen @eine oes 6heins.
9enn bel Dem ~td9lidlen 9rinfen,
8ie's unier &iima sebeut,
9a f6nnen ben 9urf nur ibidhen
Mit 8beinnein ibuer reide Qeut'.
8tr aber lino gang 5ufrieben
lRit Gone Star, benz @erftenlaft:
gr berbitet, ais pirfiamites Mittei,
DAB geiit unb &brper erlhlafft.
9abei perbleibt man BEL Sinnen,
Selbt iuenu man nod INNER ems trintt
limb tuenn Der 8edber bic &unbe madt,
8is baB bic Spnne liuft.
tnb penn mir be5ahlen mDlen,
Set's fir arua, @las ober 6laidbe,
50 baben mir immer 9lein>@elb eenug
9afar in unierer 3alhe.
Drum trinten mir imnter oas
zone Star Bier,
@s lei bon uE8 tets aeprieieni
Sc bat iih nod gu aIer 8eit,
Nls @oltdter betpielen!
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aas neae ftaStiide Nueaet.

Der Staotrat bat in ieiner am
5reitaa nabmitta9 abeebaltenen Sis
Bung oa8 Budget fir oa5 Sabr 1904
bis 1905 angenommen, mel9eS cine
@riparnis BON 500, 1880 eeaen oas
8orlabr aufweiit uno Die folgenoen
8Diten entba[t
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Sdglide Sonrifen Sdlafnaaeu

1ab galifOrnien, ebenfp mad ct.
Souls oia Teras & Baeifie . Dabn
0bne Webiel. Sbreibt an iraei1b
etnen 9idet : Neenterl tuegen oie5es
reuen Dienitea 0oer an 6. B. Eurs
ner, Generals Baifagier.N gent, Dal.
las. .geras.
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aatp's II. 6. y. Staten

9tai9Oile, Sem., 14.-l6. Snni,
linb fir&eiieube intereRaut. 5dreibt
an oas r8atp" Departement a.,
Dallas, 3eras, unb fraet nah ben
Staten nod Waiboiue oia Der oiref.
ten 2inien nit &idreile iiber ct.
2ouiS.. 500.
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Nerlaitat

piro elm Sunee, Der gut beutih lelen
fam. Nab5ufraaen in Der Office
Der ,5reie Yre1Ie".
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W0n Dem UnterIhle0 BON $22,s
1880 gegen 0Oriaes 5abr fOmmen
ALIEN $40, $50 so atf n@erlbieoes
nes". $50 mag 6a nun mol geIpart
mDroen ietn.
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Dds 4 Mfhba@ers 5abrieau.
ten oes beribrnten Weihbier. Mna.
geSeihnetes Sommergetrdnt. Tele.
pb0t SEQ. 504.
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0eirats Sd1eiue.

9haS. 8 9trider uno Bertha g8aaner.
9onis 9enr1 ytortb unb Sulia GltIa.
beth Steinle.
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- Der Sammelplab aaer 9eut.
iden = Sbul3 Saloon, @lamu-
Blasa,
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Mecept DO. 1851 BON Sinner q

Slmenb BELT nift ale 2eioerl, aber
e6 furirt 9tbeumatismuS auf ale
6dQe. 6, s, d ot, Iaert
bpuiton. 9era8.
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Die Office

npn Or. Snlims 8raunaasei 1T meeb
benz l. Sum- in Glapins 94pptbets,
Ode Commerce mnb 0abarro=e traBe.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04
Farm Lands for Sale.

I have for sale, at $500 per acre,
an amount Of land suitable for
farming purposes and also contain
ing some timber, located in town.
ships 58-15, 5717 and 59-15. These
lands have not been explored as
yet, but the present owners will sell
at the price named with an agree
ment to pay $4,000 per acre for any
land desired to be repurchased,
later date. LOUIS PETERSON,
1888 Aurora, MINI.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

HEAR 1t? Why, of course you did.
A noble effort, but like other
noble efforts it's logic was lost when
political honesty was used as
standard of measurment.
DON'T overlook Billy Bates, Re-
publican nominee for sheriff, while
marking your ballot on Tuesday.
A man worthy the support of every
otter of St. Louis county.
THE people-the plain, common
people will do it on Tuesday next.
and the plain, common people of
the commonwealth of Minnesota
have the necessary sense to do it
right. Watch the returns and see.
IF party loyalty is the issue on
which Mr.. Dunn would compel Re-
publicans to swallow his candidacy
he should go bury his own record
in the non-support of gubernatorial
candidates, even as late as the cleo
ton of two years ago.
WILLIAM E. Verify, late secretary
of the Republican State Central
Committee, ia out with statement
that he can produce evidence in
black and white that Robert c.. Dunn
had entered into pre-Convention
agreement that in case of his nomi-
nation and election he would throw
the state administration support to
Joel P. Heatwole for the position of
i. S. senator, in place of Senator
Clapp. But from the present out
look we scarce see what particular
difference it makes az to what agree
ments Mr.. Dunn may have entered
into, dependent upon his election.
IN Michigan the machine politi-
clans are endeavoring to defeat
primary reform. In Minnesota the
peanut politician also attempted a
like stunt, but the people told them
where to head in and while occa-
siOnally some man who has been
elevated by his fellow men to a
position of trust lets it become
known that he would be pleased to
have the present primary law
knocked out the attempt is never
pushed to a head, because of a
realization of what such a course
would lead up to in the game in
which they have been permitted to
become interested.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04
A PERoRAT1oN of vituperation
in a political address is not des.
tined to make votes.

THE least that can be said for the
address of r. c. Dunn is that it's
eloquence was overshadowed by its
simplicity.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

THAT Lind-Peterson meeting at
Minneapolis on Monday evening
must have been a warm reception
for the Ex-Governor's opponent. Its
effect will be noted in the returns
from Hennepin the coming week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

The Japanese minister to the U.
S. becomes fashionable. He has
been operated upon for appended
fie
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

FUNNY how every man who ever
bought pine log of the state of
Minnesota during the term of
Robert c. Dunn as state auditor
thinks it crime for man to have
aught but Republican tag at
tached this year. * s.
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Bob DUNN came and went, but
township 58h-17 still retains its orr
ginal position on the state map OF
Minnesota.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

GOT your seasons hunting license
yet? II not, better be looking after
it, as the hunting season opens
shortly after the close of the state
campaign.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

PARTY loyalty il one thing and
vote for honesty in politics is an
other. The voters Of Minnesota
will let you know where they stand
on this question on Tuesday next.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-04

The ELY MINER says that in the
county division movement "the Du
Iuth people are beginning to sit uI
and take notice" Yes? Ia the lone
green already again in evidence.
The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-17
Somerset Town Meetings.

CONCORD, March 14-Moderator, Edwin
Berry; clerk, E. o. Vittum; selectmep,
e o Vlttum, &. n Robinson. ). g..
Ellis; treasurer, G. y. Hesly; collector,
Edwin Berry; school committee B. Nj
Berry. 5 &. Ellis, W c. Littlefeld
money voted for highways, $3.50; schools,
$277 so other purposes, $3.50
ST. ALBANs, March IA Moderator, w.
d. Hilton; clerk, ID l. Frost; selectme b.,
s. b. Prescott, ". o Hilton, A f.
Hurd treasurer, H. &. Prescott; colec-
tor, A. B. Tracy; agent. S. B. Prescott;
auditor, Fred Lucas; school committee,
W. H. Carson, c. j. orthen, P. F. EN-
cry; money voted for highways, $1450;
schools, $3.50; other purposes, 1920
WEST FORKS, March Moderator
Harry Gilman; clerk, Frank j Durgin
assessors, John Morris, Joseph Durgin,
Jerry Durgiu; treasurer, Scott Durgin
collector jeremiah Durgin, Jr school
committee, John Morris, scott Durgin,
Jerry A. Durgin; schools, 1925; transpor
tation, 5000; other purposes, $500.
DETROIT, March14-M Moderator, G. T.
HAYES; clerk, Geo. l.. Rand; selectmen,
10 j. Dorman, Chas. Nanborn, W. O.
nhTuinR1 todsutoI, " T. LlUOyy COiltC
tor, w r Regions; agent, o. Dormant
school committee, Chas. II Sanborn, K
s. Robertson, Lewis F Bracket; money
voted for highways, 800; schools, 1915
other purposes, $500.
HARTLAND, March 14-Moderator, C.
II. smith; clerk, Carl Randlett: select.
men, F. 5 Burrill, K A. Weber, E E.
Latty; treasurer, Carl Randlett; collector
A. r. Buker; school committee, G. NJ.
Lancsy, A. c. Bowman, B f. Davis;
money voted for highways, $1,000;
schools, $1,000; other purposes, S4550.
JAcKMAN, March 14,-Moderator, C.
Roach; clerk, II l.. Colby: Seectmen,
Elmer Dunton, Ambrose colby, George
Nichols; treasure, II. L. Colby; collector,
Frank R Holden; agent, Or. b. < Lar
rabee school com mittee, Ambrose Colby,
Sullivan Newton, Frank X. Holden: mo-
ney voted for highways, $500 %; other
purposes, 81, 175.00
The Somerset reporter., 1904-03-17
Baker e. MI arbIe,
CALL AT THE
SecOnd-H Store
e M e TRY & KINDS,

Nearly Opposite The Reporter Office
We have one store filled with new goods of all
kinds, Chamber sets, Chinoners ODD Bureaus
aud Commodes Bed Lounges, Couches Extern
sion Tables, Stands, Rockers, Chairs of all kinds
Cots, Cribs. Mirrors Springs. actresses. Pill
lows, etc, The best Couch you sold for
$500. Better ones for 500 SOC, 800 and II 90.
We do not wait until after ian. | to cut prices.
We cut them all the lime.
Our second hand store is filled with goods of
all kin 10. In tact you could hardly think of
anything you could not find here.
Within the last 10 weeks We have sold over 70
stoves and now have some good bargains in Coal
Stoves. SoapsUone Stoves, Wood Heaters and
Cook Stoves.
Second hand Clothing of all kinds. Coat,
Pants and Vest for 1900 Good warm Overcoats
for $40 to f3oO. Fur Coats $40 to $500
All kinds Of Furniture at prices that would
surprise you, We have small line of new and
second hand Crockery.
II you have anything to sell come and see us
and we Will maze you an offer for IL. II you are
about TO leave town will buy all of your
goods as they stand and you will only have to
pack your truns bIing In YOU Old Clothes.
Rags, Rubbers. Lead. Iron and Old Junk OF all
kinds. We will give you something for 1t.
All goods delivered.
We have Public arriage ready for calls at
any time, day or night. O-ders left at our store
promptly attended to. Don't forget the place,
No. 70 Water Street.