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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07
.To-DAY,S sToCKs.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4. 10 A. M.-The
stock market opened depressed with
Canadian Pacific of u. Union Pacific
Is, Pennsylvania and st. Paul h,
Steel y. American Locomotive rose
half.
NEW YORK. Oct. I, II A. M
Trading in the stock market so far this
morning has been divided between
two groups. with opposite movements
in each group. The leading railroad
issues have been comparatively
heavy, stocks like New York Central,
Canadian Pacific, Reading and st. p,
showing moderate declines, while the
equipment company shares were
forced into prominence and made &C.
tive ana strong from the opening
Wabash issues were all heavy. Lon.
don sold all around about 10000
shares in all, chiefly steel, Atchison,
Union Pacific and Erie. Government
bonds unchanged. Wabash deben.
lures "B" broke from rs to 70.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The market
rallied little after the bank. state
ment, but closed irregularand on the
whole heavy.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-opening: wheat
December, So to S4%; May s6h.
Corn, May, 1875; December, 44A; De-
cember, old, 45A; oats, May, 30k to
rs; December, 2s9s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

y Leased wire Geographic service by
Publishers Press Association. Special
correspondents at Charleston, Park.
ersburg and other cities in the State.
The West virginian is for sale at
she following places:
A. G. Martins book store, Main st.
Clyde Hollis cigar store, Main ST.
Kinkead news stand. Main street.
MERGERS confectionery. opposite
Watson Hotel.
Yost Billiard Parlors, Fairmon,
avenue.
1 Merrifeld's store. Locust avenue
Fred Harris confectionery. Water
street.
Js.W. orr's news stand, Monongah.
Claude Higginbotham. Company
store, Watson.
Emmett Ices news stand, Manning.
ton.
Abbey Burke, agent, Rivesville.
Miss sallie e. Martin. postofice.
Fairview.
The West virginian is delivered b,
carrier to all parts of the city and
the nearby towns. II a single copy
y missed. notify us at once SO that
On investigation may be made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

An intermediate court has long been
advocated by the Telegram. and there
is not the slightest doubt about its be-.
ing needed. But, down at Fairmont,
where there is one, there has been a
strong effort among some to dispense
With it--they give as the reason that
1t creates another political office.
Most all the opposition is from Demo.
Gratis, but here we are glad to see that
even Democrats advocate it, though
they may have overlooked the fact
that there would be another Office
filed by Republican, should it be
created.--Clarksburg Telegram.
A great many of our people believe
that our intermediate court could be
dispensed with since Judge Mason's
circuit consists of but two counties.
but number of others, including n
large majority of our bar, think that
1t would be a mistake to abolish it
that court of some kind besides our
Circuit Court is indispensable, There
Is strong probability that ere long
our intermediate court will be dis.
pensed with and a criminal court
created in its stead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

Col. George Bryne, Of the Charles
ton Gazette, is still making a mighty
race for the Democratic nomination
FOR governor. If Col George secures
this inverted prize he will be making
noise like picked pork about the
time the next campaign is OVER
Parkersburg State Journal.
Why. is there George Bryne on
the Charleston Gazette as we'll as i
george byrne' If there is and they
look alike the Gazette will certainly
not long survive. No paper could
carry such a load a great while.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

Well, at any rate the Fairmont
West Virginian need no longer worry
about George c. Cole. He has GER
tainly gone far enough away from
home to be regarded banished. That
being true the West Virginian should
confine its attention to the "livr
ones. '-Clarksburg Telegram.
The "live ones" need no attention.
It is the dead ones"--the Coles,
Marshalls. Montgomervs ct al.-who
should be pointed to that others may
not unwittingly follow in their foot.
steps.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07
A PARAMOUNT ISSUE.
by NJ. c. !.

.# oS h' Y. u.
New issues rise from year-to year,
AS old ones die and pass away;
But one seems always very near
To Democrats; that is to say,
The niger.
They pass up silver and free trade
And let Imperialism go;
The trusts are cen put in the shade
BY what you surely ought to know,
The niger.
For forty years he's been TO them
A constant dread on election day;
The tides been hard for him to stem.
But he's winner in the fray.
The niger.
Corrupt he Is, sometimes, we know,
But we also must not forget
The ones who help to make him so.
This man with hair and skin of jet,
The niger.
He plays his part about as well
AS white men all around him do;
And when he has vote to sell
They buy, and pay him for it, too.
The niger.
But then, of course, we must not be
Too hard and cruel and unkind
On our dear friends. the enemy,
For this best issue they can find,
The niger.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

Free trade ideas have been played
out for good while in this country.
Democrats no longer take any stock
ences in the United States any more
on great questions and issues. The
contentious have all been established
in favor of the Republican party
Parkersbmrg State Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07
Fleming Home.

Ralph Fleming is in town, having ar
rived early in the week. He was
pitching excellent ball for Donora ur.
til the close of The season. winning
eleven out of fifteen games. He has
not fully decided but thinks he viii!
accept position with the Fairmont
Coal Company and remain here dur
ing the winter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

Why not, yes, why not, If insur.
gents are determined that Uncle
Steve ought to be, must be. and shall
be defeated, why not turn the trick
with Colonel Randolph Stalnaker? He
can have Sam Montgomery's vote for
the asking, and Judge Mcintosh will
make the necessary noise.-Parkers.
burg Sentinel
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

When so great an exponent Of De.
mocracy as Senator Cockrell declares
that free trade In this country is a
myth. and impossible of realization, IL
is time for the other fellows to take
q back seat.-C Charleston Mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

What worries us more than any
thing else at this time is whether fbe
state Journal and West virginian are
Tor the reelection Of Senator Elkins
or not. OF course, such infor,aatio,
would make no change in cur bust.
ness. but then we would Just like ,c
know where they are "at." So far
they have neglected to tell.-Clarks.
burg Telegram
we can't for the life of us see WIN.
the Telegram is worried or wbv !,
should be. What difference would IL
make whether the State Journal and
the West Vfrginian are for or against
Mr.. Elkins' reelection? How can the
Senator fail to be reelected when be
mas no opposition? The West Virgin
ian would be for Judge Gof If he
should be candidate, but as he will
not stand for 1t 1t will be for the Re.
publican caucus nominee, and we pre-.
sumo that will be the present senior
Senator. By the way, how does ,be
Telegram stand on the Senatorial
question? Where is it "at2" If 1t is
for Senator Elkins it hasn't made
much noise about 1t? We know that II
was spelling for Judge Goff to be a
candidate, but since His Honor said
Nay, nay Pauline" it hasn't said a
word in favor of anybody. Does the
Telegram want Mr. Elkins to succeed
himself, or is It waiting to see who
the insurgents" are going to bring
out before committing itself?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07

The st. Louis Globe Democrat
thinks that while Gel. Bryan is in the
holy land he should not fail to locate
The spot where Judas got his thirty
pieces of silver, and erect a monu.
ment there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-10-07
i. Marriage License Granted.

Wesley N. Malone ), (Monongalia
county,, %, and Maud swisher, IS.
daughter Of N. G. Swisher. :.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
~ Coo per Yard.

Here We offer real Toe values such
as Henriettas, Panamas, French
Serges, Venetian Cloths, Wool Shep-
herd Checks and a big variety OF
Mixed Sritiacs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Reduced to Plain Terms.

ttofLdliu Cltsotllail'b
Mr.. Stark-What do You think will be
the amount Of the cash indemnity that
Japan Will insist upon?
Mr. Alder-Oh. only couple of Rookie
fellers. / guess.
Mr. Stark-What do YOU mean by that?
Mr.. Alder-Why billion dollars, of
course.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Poor Fellow.
(Atlanta Constitution

ATLANTA Consttution)
. Here is the testimony of one of the mil
llonaires:
~ spent three oufrfhs of my life max
- = million dollars. The other fourth
-'--ss - gst al appetite TO en-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

Colored bordered, plain, hemmed or
fringed cotton Towels: also bleached and
unbfeached Turkish Bath Towels; ali
large size; 15c and 16 2-3c grades.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

The long coat is a feature in these suits
which we Will have on sale this week
sleeves are of the newest cut. and the
general style effect is that of the best
suit made materialhis fine aII-wooT Chev-
lot, in black and navy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
At DC per Yard.

4 big range Of New FAN Suitings,
including shower proof CrdVenette,
Mixtures. Melrose Suitings Briiiian-
tines, etc, etc; all strictly desirable
for suits and separate skirts, and
worth every cent OF 65c per yard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
I'd SD. e DER Yard.

Extremes in most desirable Dress
Fabrics are offered at. this price, such
as Satin Finished PTunellas, Broad
;loths. Fine French Serges, All Wool
and Silk and Wool Crepes. in all the
latest popular colorings for street
and evening wear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
a SSS.u.HOSiery?

Right now is a good time
to buy some. Every line is
complete, and every size is
in stock; but, for that mat
ter, our stock always is in
good condition as 10 sizes and
qualities.
We sell only the best
brands, and what accounts
mostly for our great volume
of business is simply. this:
Extra grades of goods at eX-
ira low prices.
Ladies' lightweight fleece
lined American Isle hose,
zoe grades, for Pie.
Heavy cotton hose fer ladies,
ribbed tops, double sOles.
spliced heel and toe, regu-
lar 20c grades, for l2iac.
Children's fine gauge ribbed
hosiery, extra good quality,
that sells for sc and Soc.
according to size; this week
any size for l9c.
Mems black cotton socks,
double heels and toes. per
pair only Zoe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
Dress GOOGEs--Of Course.
AT $500 per YARD.

Finest qualities of Storm and
French Serges, Panamas. Scotch
Suitings, Granite Cloths, Brilliantines,
Etc. Immense varieties TO select
from; all 40 to 81 inch width goods.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
2dderlicb.

Die Yerliner YlGtter er6tern fort9e.
leet Elm S6reiben, ipelhes Der @enerals
major a. .. pom Der Sippe oil ben Ras
riier .6i9arO" 9eridtet bot un6 wel6es
Den mebr oils befremoenoen VOri6la9
cntbGlt, OaB cine mitteleuropGiIte 3Oll
union 9ebiloet meroen uno nah 8ollens
Dung oieler llnion SOtbrin9en als WtOr.
Sen9abe an Srantreih ;uriid9e9eben wer.
Den mO9e. Oiutiirli6 lift OieIer Tor.
i6las, Oeiien slusfiibrun9 nit Dem slui.
Seben Der @rrun9enldaiten oes Oeutib.
franSOiiiden Strie9es sleidbeoeuteno
wdre, Den SraniOien @aiier auf ibre
Wiiible unO i'm 8eiit iiebt Der pSi9uro"
ren Gag. all wel6em Die 2ritOlore
wieOer vi lOttr,n9iihem gOoen webt.
nabeu. 2butid6li6 ideint bas &c.
uannte Ylatt oil Die WiOslifteit, oab
Oieier un9ebeuerlide SOri6Ia9 sur
Nusflbrun9 9elan9en tonnte, 81 9lalls
ben. Sn ieinen @Ommentaren Su btm
S6reiben 6eS @eneralmaiors a. ..
BON Der Sippe beSeidnet Der r6t9aro"
ndmlid ceiien SOridlas oils Elm ~9lns
Sciden oes erwadienOeu YeritdnOulies
0eutidlanOs fir bas llnredt, wel6es
Srantrei6.ieiner 3eit bur6 SOstrennuns
@liaB'Votbrinsens Susefiist worben"
unO.uerleibt iOSur Der 9oifnuns 9lus'
orud, oaB AUDI bas @liaB in Die 0iiid.
sabe einbesriifen uno oamit uOllc Geitir
tuition 9eleiitet weroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
6etcn peiter.

I 9lnseiihts Der fOrtseieeten YeroGh.
ti9un9en pom britiI6er uno iapanifber
Seite,fonitatirt Die r9iOrooeuti6e 9lll.
semcine 3cituns" amtli6, baB Die Ota6s
ri6t pom Siiien Der Oeuti6en 6la99e
III Sati6u, i'm iiiSli6en 3beile Der
Salbiniel S6antun9. abiOlut unlpabr
lei. Oas Slatt fiist binSu, Der oeuti6e
GOniul in 2id)ifu, Or. Venl, babe in
Veantwortuus elmer Sabel Outrage ums
ssbeno erflGrt, er babe iib 0iiemanoem
seseniiber Sabin seduBert. baB es ii6
nm Die Grri6tun9 elmer WtilitGritatiOn
in Saiti6u banble. Die ibm uOn einem
britii6en Gorrelponoenten in ben Wtuno
sslesten sesentbeili9en 0Orte iino oems
nuh eiufa6 aus Der Vnft 9e9rifien.
Die r9iOrobsuti6e 9la9emeiue 3eituus"
ueriibert, seitiiet auf oifiSiclIe Slutori'
t6t, na6oriidli6, alleu @eriihten lG9e
weiter nihts su @runOe. alS OaB oas
oeutlbe Sanoncnboot p2i9er" neuers
bingS Sotbuu9en por9enommen babe.
nm Die Giefen in ben oOrti9en ebr
l6wieriSen @swdiisrn feit;uitellen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
6eeen ben s6ue;ca unS S6iifSs
baus xruif.

Sine pidtise Gnti6eibun9 in Sers
binbung nit Dem 9lnIdaifen bes fir ben
Sau bes Fanama @auals n0tbi9eu
Wtaterials fat YrdiiOent ROOieuelt abs
9e9eben, inbem er Die Wiit9lieSer Der
Yanama, Canal lsGOmmiiiion anwies, fi9
ui6t our9 Die 3ruitfabritanten Der
Sereinigten Staaten bel bem stniGaifen
bon Saumaterial ir9enb mie binbern
3u lafen, iOnbern Die @infanie rubis
bort ju bcior9en, mo- iie am billi9iten
iino. Disicr iait iiberrai6enoe slnsriff
auf unier Sdus;OlliDitem eriolste, als
es bel Der slpiihen bem Prdiioenteu unb
ben Wiitslicoem bes @recutip. Gomites
Der Yanamucauul'G GOmmiiiiou ab9sbaltes
men @onferen3 befauut nurOe, oaB Die
@ommiliion Swei sroBe Srudti6iffe
nOtbis babe. Dieie S6ifie tOnnen in
enslii6en S6iiisbaubOfen iOiort fir
etwa $3.50, 900 sebaut werben, wdbreno
ameritaniide S6iffsbaubOie srtlaren,
Oab iie Die uerlanSten S6iffe ni6t Dor
a6t;ebn Mfonaten unb aud ni6t fir
weniser ais 81 400, 900 lieiern tOnnen.
So wurOe nun Die Srase pentilirt, Oh
man beinabe iWei Sabre warten nno oann
einen iuit oOppelt 10 boben 9reiS be,ab,
len iol, wie bon enslii6en S6iffsbaus
bOfen uerlan9t weree. Der Gontratt
nit ben Sesteren wiro iobalo wie mOs>
lid u5seiblOiieu werben. Die @anuls
GOmmiiiGre werSen aud allss anbere
gum Sau eriOrOerlibe Wtatsrial bort
tuufen, mo es am bili9iten lit. 9iatiirs
lid crbalten ameritdniide Sabritunten
ben SOrius, wenH fie feline bOberen
4reiie als ibre ausldHbiI6en GOncurs
rcnten bere6nen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
selbtftdnsiaer @unseeftaat.

Die Sertreter BON @liaB.2otbrin9en
i'm 9ei6Sta9e baben nit urteritiisuu9
oes Gsntrums sineu @eietentipurf eins
0ebra6t, wel6er Die @rbebuns Der
&ei6slunoe gum ielbititdnoisen Bun.
Sssituat, init Oem Saiier als 2anoes'
BERN, rsprdientirt 6urd ben Stattbals
ter, bsSwedt. Die 8ertretun9 bes
neuen Staates im SunosSratb iOa
Sur6 elm belonberes 9eIes ieitsele9t
merbeu. Die Ginwirfuns Ocs Sunbss.
ratbS unb 9tei6stass uuf Die Serwal.
tun9 BON @liuB.SOtbrinsen iOll aufbOs
rem. Dieier @eiesentwurf fat 9enan
bic 5enbenS Der JteiOlution oes Gcn'
trumSiiibrers Spabu, Die Dor mebreren
Wionaten i'm Hei6sta9 aui's 2apet fam
uub oamals ben @raien SiilOw Su
einem Seutli6sn slbwinfen peranlabte.
@s iGlt allsemein auf, baB nah Der
9lntwOrt, Die Der Gei9sfaniler CAB, bic
eliaB lOtbrinSil6en stb9eorbneten i'm
Yersin nit bem Centrum nun bod
nit einem fOrmliben @ntwurf uuT ben
Ylan treten. Die 9lusidaltuns BON
SunOesratb uuO 0tei6sta9 bel Der Sans
oesssiee9ebun9 wiirOe natiirli6 einen
nod 9rOberen @inflnB Rreu6ens auf bic
Yerwaltnn9 @llaBsSOtbrin9eus beoins
gen. Sb Die Oeutiden SunOesiiiritcn
seueist lein wiirOen. ii6 ibres iOeellen
Wtitbeiises gu @uniten Oes SaiIers Su
entduBern. lift na6 ya9e Der Dhnse iebr
gu beimeiieln, unb aud Die anbere
6rase, oh Der Saiier ielbit elmer
iOl6eu SerauOerun9 Suitimmeu Wiirbe,
lit nu6 ben beitimmten slus>
lnIiunssu bes SanSlerS I'M Tei6s.
tag iiberlib ni6t iu bejaben. Dab Der
@eiesentwurf seruoe jeet ein9ebru6t
wirb, wdbreno Der Saiier in ben 6eids:
lunoen weilt, eiebt Der Sa6e beionoere
Seoeutun9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
!6cin 2pllfrien.

Die ieit Der 3eit, Oa feit9eitellt NOR
ben lit, OaB Die Oeutide He9ieruns ben
Ser. Staaten utter Dem neuen i3ols
seies nidt Die 8ebanoluu9 auf @runo
Der WteiitbeSiinitiSuns 9elpabren miro,
in 6luB Sstommene SiStuiiiOn Der
wirtbidaitli6en Se3iebunsen Swii6en
Deuti6luno uno Imerifa 3ei9t, oaB Die
Politit Der 9tesierunS pom 9anSen beutz
i6en YOlt entidieoen unteritiist miro.
llu6 nidt cine politii6e Fartei Ober
cine 3eitung beiiirwortet Die 6ortSauer
Oes au9eublifliden Status Der Sanbelss
be;iebun9en nit 9lmerifa. Stlblt Die
9emaBi9ten SrSane Der 6fientliden
WteiHun9 beiteben Oaranf, baB Die YO=
litit bes friiberen Sei6sfuuSlers BON
@opriui, auf umeritaHiide S4aaren
Slei6e 3Olle 3u lcgen, wie auf bic
8aaren uon YertrasslanOern. wel6e
cine Serabirsuns Der 3Ollidee nur
our6 sleide .3useitdnoniiie erbulten
baben, unter teinen llmitdnoen fOrts
sticst werbeu oiirfte. 3uslei6 wirS
ouriiber Sei6werOr 9efiibrt, oaB bic
Ser. Staaten nur balb 10 uiel BON
Deutiflano, als 0eutihlano pon ben
Ser. Staaten, faufteu. Dies miro anf
Die boben Sdee oes amerifanii6en
3arifs Suriid9eiiibrt uuo rrinssno oas
fir asitirt, baB Die Ser. Staaten uer'
anlubt werben iollten, ibre Sase ben
osutiden wenigitens anndberno 9lei6
berab;uieten. Die Sra9e, oh Die neue
pirtbi6aitli6e EOlitif Der Seutidsn Ges
sieruns gu eiuem 3olfriss nit ben
Ser. Staaten iibren miro, miro BON
Der Seuti6eu 9reiie lebbaft beiprOdeH,
uno Swar je mad Dem uerl6isoenen
Stan6puntt, oh Die Serfaiier Die Sc
sirruns unteritiieeu ooer oh lie ihr
opponlren. Slnl9e Spponenten oers
urtbeilten ben sunsen neuen 9arif, neil
CT bic gefubr eines iolden 3olltrieges
berauibeidwOre, unO iolde @efabr
wirO ieitsus weiter Sreile als beitebeno
ansrtuunt. 9lassmein unO ausses
lprohsu 1T aud Der Wunid, einen
wirtbi6uftli6en Sries Su uermeiben.
SelbiHOie gSraricr. welden trie9erii6e
Wieiuun9en Su9etraut weroen, pro'
teitireu Sesen bic llnteri6iebun9, oaB
iie auf ben 3Olltrie9 nit ben Ser.
Staten aus nGren. Sereits beiBt es
in !Serliu ullSemein, SaB, iOllte es
wirtli6 ;u bem wirtbidaitli6en Sriese
fommsn, oies ui6t Deuti6lanos S6ulO
iei, oa Die beuti6s 0te9ieruus bereit lsi,
nit ocn Ser. Staaten einsn Reciprocis
tGtsuertras abjuidlieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
9eerss @efd,wde.

9lus ;uuerldiiiSer Quelle lit in Grs
Iabruns sebrudt wOrben. oaB bic Be
bauptuns Oes Stubl.SarOns @barlss
u. S6mub, er babe nit Der ruiiii6en
0lesieruns eineu 0tieien Gontratt sur
9icicruns uou S6iifen, SrieSsmuterial
II. /. ~. ubsei6lOlieu eitel @efluntcr
Ici, OaB beiteu Sails Der Buui6 Oss
@eOanfens Tutsr sepeien iei. Gbat'
Jade lit, OaB Der ruiiii6e Wfarine'
Otiuiiter eS euti6ieSsn abselebnt bat,
Serrn S6wub iibsrbaupt Su empfan9en
uuo oaB Der srObers Gbeil Der rniiiI6sn
S6iiisbeitelluussn beutiAen 6irnen
ilbertra9eu weroen wiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-05-25
@pludp,psfi,s almteinbildum.

Die r9tOrOOeutide slllSemeiue 5ei'
tunS", Ous OiiiSiOie WiunOitiid Der Te'
sieruns. sratulirt Dem @raien 9lscnOr
D. @Olu6Owsti uuf Oas S4armite Su iei.
uer erfOISrsi6en jebnjdbrisen Seitun9
Der allSwartisen YOlitit Oeiterrei6' lln'
surns. sic betOnt beIOnbers, oaB Ell
es nit SrObem @ei6id ueritauOen babe.
Die traoitionslle Dreibuno.8otitit auf-
re6t iu erbalteu, wie aud ieine iiiuslle
Suiammentuuft nit StsnOr 3ittOni,
Dem itulicnii6en Wiiuiiter bes 2leuBern,
in YeneOiS wisoer oar9etban babe.
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Postponed.

The Concert and Picnic under
the auspices of the Virginia City
Band, to have been held at the
Auburn grove on Sunday last, was
postponed on account of the
weather until Sunday next, at
which time the boys are DESTROYS
of entertaining yourself and all
your friends and enemies. They
will see that all attendants have an
enjoyable day, and you will not
come home disappointed: Don't
overlook this opportunity of spend.
inga pleasant day and of encourag.
ing an organization worthy OF
your patronage.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
Mrs. EsteiIa Crawford Baker Imparting
Some Valuable Facts.


Mrs. Estella Crawford Baker, A.
NJ, will give an illustrated lecture
at the Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon next, at o'clock, and all
the ladies of Virginia are earnestly
requested to attend. During the
past week she has given a number
of parlor talks which have been we'll
attended and the interest in her
work is becoming general. Mrs.
Baker is graduate of buttons
Health Institute, of Chicago, and a
student in the Chicago College of
Medicine and Surgery. She is a
cultured and capable woman, and a
disciple of advanced and proven
theories for the betterment of the
physical and mental condition of
women. Her endorsements are fine,
some of her letters being from peo-
pie with whom we are acquainted,
and whom we know would not have
written them were they not con-
WINGED that her work is one which
should prosper. Both young and
old should be present at her talk
Tuesday afternoon. A woman's
happiness depends largely on good
health, and we feel assured that il
her advice is followed, how to gain
and retain it will be manifest, Her
subject will be "The Greatest Thing
in the Worlds w omen,ss Hea ltln
There is no charge for the lectures
or consultation.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28

- Virginia Grove No. 46, A. U. O. D.,
was honored by visit from Grand
Noble Arch J. F. Kremer. of Vino
ma, on Tuesday. The Grove called
a special meeting in the evening
and had the pleasure of listening to
an interesting lecture by Mr.. Kre.
mer in regard to the more promi-
nent features of the order. During
his visit he expressed himself as
greatly impressed with the evident
progressiveness of our city and re-
marked that the new Roosevelt
school was one of the finest educa.
tional buildings he had seen in his
travels throughout the state.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28

Judge John NJ. Matrin returned
Wednesday evening from a bust
ness trip to Chicago, where he had
been accompanied by NJ. Steinberg
president of the Overwhich Gold
Mining Co., and where they dis
posed of block of $4,000 worth oil
stock in the Overwhich Company
to one of the Judges youthful
friends. Mr.. Steinberg returns to
the city today.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28
Killed at FayaI.

Hjalmar Peterson, a young Finn
employed at the Fayal mine at Eve.
leth, was crushed beneath a dinkey
engine at the Drake & Stratton
stripping at the Fayal mine Friday
night last at shortly before mid
night, at which time he had intend.
ed throwing up his job. The acct
dent happened through being
struck by an empty train which
was~backing into the pit.
See the Elgin shirt, at Halls
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1905-07-28

DR.. Frank E. Detling. of Duluth,
was in the city Saturday, becoming
acquainted with number of our
citizens. Mr.. Delting is a specialist
in eye, ear, nose and throat troubles
and fitting glasses, and will make
regular trips to the range cities in
future,