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The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
Clsimsa Jkeso 10. 6oeeof Rssee Ceua
terfeiterS.

A Milwaukee dispatch OF the 10th
notes the arrest in that city of John
Hajdukivs npon his return from q
trip to Chisholm, and the claim
that at police headquarters he told
OF being connected with, range
gang with headquarters at CHS.
holm, where he had been to perfect
his knowledge of the art of making
the queer.
AuJdukivs 'was: arrested by. the
Cream City. police ,hroaxh>xrailinR
an il~year old girl who had been
passing the counterfeit, aud quan,
tity of the "coin" and several dies
were taken.
The prisoner stolidly refuses to
give, the. names Of any Of his Mime.
sofa coniederates, claiming that, he
would be killed should he give
them away.
So far az known there has been
no spurious coin floating about the
range this season-especialiy since
the Hihbing prize fight, at which
time the promoters took everything
in sight whether it had. ring" to
it or not, and hid the wad 30 even
the cope can't find it. !
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Suffered q .8solkao lao.

The following from the Walls
Walla, Wash, Evening Bulletin OF
July 2nd will be read with regret by
the many Virginia friends of Frank
W. Meyer, former engineer at the
plant of the Virginia Light 4 Water
Company:
IF. W. Meyer, of Mae, w ash., Grant
county, is at st. Mary's Hospital
with his left leg broken just below
the knee, the miehap resulting from
the overturning Of a separator this
morning about 1880 Meyer was
employed by the Rhinehart. .Stiller
-threshing outfit, which has been at
work west of the city, and the acci-
dent occurred just a., the separator
was. being drawn. from the field into
the road. Meyer had the same limb
broken twenty years. ago just sbove
the ankle while engaged in: felling
trees"
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Put Up q fiao Show.

Gollmar Bros. big three ring cir
Gus drew crowded houses both If
ternoon and evening in this city on
Wednesday, and certainly put up q
show worthy the patronage accord.
ed.
The many feats of their trained
animals was alone worth the price
of admission, while in addition their
acrobatic features were q .4xnarvel.
Gollmar Bros, will, in. future have
Virginia on, their, calling list,r and
may always be assured of D. pleas.
ing patronage. here.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
VIRGINIA
ONE DAY ONLY
SATURDAY, JULY 81
finds Dynamite ia Chimney.

Mrs. Agnes Marvin, residing at
the Cincinnati location, Biwabik,
found eight sticks of dynamite in
the chimney at her home Tuesday
morning, the explosive being equip
ped with Illuminating caps.
The discoveryswas made through
her inability to make the stove
"draw," the dynamite being discov-
cred az che took out the pipe to
clean the fue. The woman claims
to have heard a noise during the
night of something falling down
the chimney, but ae it was not re-
peated she thought no more of it.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
,aDk0sfonAk ao0na0l 1olulDc



James Richmond, OF Kelaey, died
An aDuluthEhoapital Sn1day fnam
b1osd Peisnning,a restlting from a
|scrafchswhich+h he elaiued ITO have
received in fall in the Cornish
swrestlin9 match. .insthis city ousthe
I Fourth.
Following the celebration Rich
mond imblbed too freely of Joy
water, as result Of which he wac
on Friday last, taken to Duluth:sfor
70 short term a. Il boarder at the.Ho.
tel d'Batt.. u pou his arrivals. his
physical Condition wass NOTED. and
the sheriff called in DR.: Cavauau9h,
Jail phystc'a". ~t.o pronounced.hie
condition se'lou- and ordered.shia
fen"val 10 st. Luke's, but cateful
attention tailed to alleviate hissslaf
terinKs, and ne died Sunday.
When taken to Duluth he claimed
that following hist injury he wasre.
fused admission and ..atteutio III
local hospitals, but: later, admitted
thatshe4 did not know WHETHER OF
not he had sought medical .atten.
ton in this city, He claims that
the injuries ,receiSed eweresbrouRha
throuRh hold one of his oppon.
fenfs got, under the armt aud lack OF
attention. to the ailment, together
with over'indulgence, finished the
! record.
Richmond was a com parative
stranger in this= section, coming to
Kelsey short time. ago, and little
10 known of his t.ietorv,
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6lue Side Eateeteiaed at Baoaset.


In accordance with the agreement
which spurred the opposing sides
in the NJ. b. Ladies' Aid Contest
which ended ON June let to greater
efforts IN their work. the ladies of
the Blue Side, together with a num-
Der OF friends whose efforts in
behalf of the winners were duly ap-
PFeciated, we're the guests of the
ladies OF the Red Side at a delight
full banquet at the church parlors
Wednesday evening, the event
marking the closing epoch in one
of the most unique and successful
contests ever held on the range.
Following the menu Rev. Clark,
pastor, made a neat address ap-
proPriafe to the OCCASION, congrat-
ulating the ladies upon their sue
cess, in which nearly $4,000 was
raised for church purposes, and in
the capacity of toastmaster called
upon others of the aesemblaRe, the
responses exempiifying the cordial
good feeling at the close of a most
spirited campaign.
The Methodist society in this city
have a record OF which it may we'll
feel proud, and in the work the
ladies are entitled to great amount
of credit for their ceaeelese work.
having furnished the new edifice
and materially assisted in the
church finances, and it is pleasing
TO note that the contest leaves but
the best of good feeling aud that
the society will again take up their
work as united whole, holding
their first regular meeting since the
close of the contest at the church
parIors on Wednesday afternoon
next.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

DO you want to buy a house
or lot? We buy and sell, see
us. VIRGINIA LAND Co..
Over First Natl Bank. O. A. Poirier Sec'v.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

CIV. Keith came up from Vlr-
gin1a, and spent Sunday and Mon
day*with his family.-rower News.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
Swedish Methodist Church.

At the Swedish Methodist Church,
corner Of Spruce street and Wyo,n-
ing Avenue, services are held every
Sunday at 300 o'clock p. M, and
every Thursday evening at 7:45 p IN.
All Scandinavians are cordially in
vited. X. AKERMAN, Pastor.
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; Que0ched the forest fires.

The heavy rains visiting the range
country during the. earlier part of
the week efectually quenched the
fierce forest 6reswhic1 ragged at all
range points and in the territory
between the rangesand Duluth. :
While no special damage from the
fires 10 reported, more or less DAM
age to standing timber was <ustaiu-
ed and for a time two or three range
towns were ethreatened with destruc-
ton.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16

Moe Bros, the drill Contractors,
have closed deal for an amount
of drill work on section a, 5s,16, for
Duluth parties. Sparta parties do
work onAoother ponGjon Of the same
section, and*sses reported to be in
ore at asdepth of A20.foet.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sermons by the pastor at 1O:45 a.
m. and 500 p. III. Sunday School at
noon. Junior G. +. at 3 p. m. Sen
ior G. +. at 7:15. Prayer meeting at
7:30 p. m. Thursday euening. The
public is cordially invited.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-07-16
oeleS RoM OInEpa An IAll)l6.

h'l 14eisner, Of Virginia, passed
Hibbing Sunday on his
*~ey to DeerRiser, where he worked]
nfnnd the bat in a szame played
With Bemidji Mo1day afternoon.
NIL wac one of the early day play
era ON the e@Hbbin9 team, and xvas
as good first baseman az anyone
cssad desire, and he was always
there with the stick when it wac
most needed. Bill ia = Virginia fix.
>t"re now, and he only plays base.
hail as pastime.-4esaba Ore.
zl4rs. John Harrington, of Virein-
as4Minn., has beensa visitors atssfhe
fGeo. and B.. Norman homes this
|'~eek.-Hurley Nicer.
Mrs. A.,C. Osborn; of Virginia va
tau the city Eriday*afternoon, being
among the ont-of.town 8aents who
were present at a bridge party Civ.
ensby hrs. n. KinRston in honor of
her. mother, Mrs. Marsel.-Eveleth
f9tar.
'.Ar. and Mrs. n. Boyle, of Duluth,
twere in the city over Sunday visit
ling Jas. p, Pat aud Edward Boyle,
ofthis city. They attended the GEL
ehration a: Virginia, at which Jas.
Pss6oyie delivered. the oratiou of
the day.-Eveleth Star.
Capt. Sam Hoar was In the city
from Virginia Wednesday on Off.
cial business. Mr.. Hoar has recent.
1y returned from a, visit in the Co.
bait mining district in Canada, and
is3~cry tavorably impressed with
the outlook there.-Ely Miner.
Mics Jennie Peterson, of Virginia,
a<tormer resident of this city and a
member of the O6 graduating class
ot.the Bessemer High School, is q
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, in this city.-Bes.
semer Herald.
mr.. and Mrs. James Stokoe, OF
Panama, were guests of relatives
sndfriends in this city several days
theffore part of the week. Mrs. Sto.
Fkoe (nee Tillie Sincock) was former.
1y d resident of this city, having
taught in the city schools for sev.
erai aiyears.-Beseemer Herald.
| CIV. Keith came up from V1r.
ginaa, and spent Sunday and Mon.
day*with his family.-Tower News.
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:E0o2oDo.

Houee.With three rooms aud pon.
try. Cheap"if taken ut once. Can
give good AeRme. laQuiro Of owner,
fenAf Coisoo0uf eolnert1(nooba Az,
enue and Cedar Sc. z,2tf
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14
HAS CHILL
AND IN ATTEMPT To WARM HER.
SELF Is BURNED.
Tragic Death of WealSley County,
Tennessee, Girl Sunday
Morning.

The young daughter of J. ]. Farm
er, living across the state line IN
weakley county. Tenn, met tragic
death Sunday.
She had been to church Sunday
morning and was taken i'll with chill
She returned home and while STOPPING
over the FIRE place to get warm her
dress caught fire.
She ran outside screaming and try
ing to put the flames out. The wind
only seemed to fan the flames the
more furiously and soon all of her
clothing was burned from her leaving
her body fairly blistered. She fell
exhausted to the ground. where she
remained until assistance came in a
short time.
she was moved to the house where
medical assistance was given her. She
until 9 o'clock Sunday night
when she died in terrible agony.
Mr.. Farmer IS one OF the most
prominent and substantial farmers in
county and his daughter
was extremely POPULAR.
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sa.ooo,ooo AS BIRTHDAY FAvoRs
Five Heirs Get Fortune When the
Youngest Becomes Of Age.

Pasadena. Cal, April ia birth
day party. having as favors shares in
Ia $4,000 600 bequest, was held this
evening at 537 South Orange Grove.
the home of Miss Ellen Eliot, in
honor OF her eighteenth birthday an
niyersary.
When Mrs. Edward Elliott died sew
|eral years ago Il was generally under
stood that she left large fortune in
trust to be distributed among her five
children when the youngest became
of age.
The five children equally sharing
the 50. 900 900 estate are Miss Ellen
Eliot, Mrs. Clover Moves. Mrs. Nina
wotkyns, John vlseher Eliot and a
second son, now residing in the east.
Besides the favor of approximately
100000, Miss Eliot received M
costly presents from her large circle
of friends.
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SICK DOCTOR.
Proper Food Put Him Right.

The food experience OF physician
in his own case when worn and weak
from sickness and when needing
uourishment the worst way is valu-
able:
IAN attack OF grip. so severe II
came near making an end OF me, LEFT
my stomach in such condition I could
not retain any ordinary food. | knew
of course that I must have food nour-
lshment or could never recover.
Il began to take four teaspoonfuls
of Grape-Nuts and cream three times
a day and for ? weeks this was al
most my only food; II tasted so de-
licious that | enjoyed II Immensely
and my stomach handled 1t perfectly
from the first mouthful. 1t was 50
nourlshlng was quickly built back
to normal health and strength.
"Grape-Nuts Is OF great value as
food to sustain life during serious at
tacks in which the stomach Is so de-
ranged 1t cannot digest and asslmi
late other foods
81 am convinced that were Grape
Nuts more widely used by physicians
Il would save many lives that are
otherwise lost from lack Of nourlsh'
ment.2
Absolutely the most perfect food
IN the world. Trial of Grape-Nuts 10
days proves There's a Reason.
Look in pkg. for the little book
"The Road to MELVILLE"
Ever read the above letter? a ne"
one appears from time 10 time. They
Iare genuine. true, and fall Of human
interest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14

Moren.
Indeld-Frst. Bransfield: second.
Knabe: third. Grauts shortstop, Doc
lin; utility. Shean. Hannifan.
Outfield - Left, Magee; center,
Deminger; right. Titus; Osborne.
Clement.
Boston.
Manage r-Bowerman.
Catchers-Bowerm Ball. Gra-
ham.
Pitchers-Dorner. Lindaman. Mat
tern, Tuckey White. Mccarthy.
Inheld-First. stem; second, Ritz
chey: third. Sweeney; shortstop. Dab
len: utility, Beck.
Oatfeii-iseft. Bate. center, Beau
mont; right. Becker: utility, Thomas.
brooklyn.
Manager-l.umley.
Catohers-Marshall Bergen. Dunn.
Pitchers-Bell. Wilhelm. Pastori-
Gus. Rucker. McIntyVe Scanlon.
Infeld-First. Jordan; second, Al
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14
LEAGUE CLUB ROSTER


Chicago.
Manager-Cnancc.
Moran. Archer. Need
ham: In doubt. King
Pitchers-Brown, Ruelbach. Pfeis-
ter, Lundgren. Korh, Overall. Fraser.
Inheld--First. Chance; second.
zimmerman; third. Stelnfeldt; short
stop. Tinker utility Hoffman, Kane.
Outfeld-Left. Sheckard; center.
Browne; right. Schultz; utility, How
ard, Stanley.
New York.
Manager--McGraw
-Schlei, Meyers, Snod-
grass.
Pitehers-Mathewson. wiltse. Mar
guard. Ames. CIandall. Welmer, Ray
mond.
Infeid--First, Tenney; second,
Doyle; third. Deviin; shortstop, Bird
well: utility, Merkle.
Outheh-Left, Murray; center,
O'Hara: right. Herzog; in doubt,
Donlin, Seymour.
Pittsburgh.
Manager-Clarl1e.
Catchers-G Gibson, O'Connor, Shri-
yer.
Maddox. Lever, lei
field. Willis. Vail, Philippe.
Infield-First. Abstein; second,
Abbatich.o; third. Leach; shortstop,
Wagner; utility, Storke, Starr.
Outfield-Leff. Clarke; center,
Thomas: right. Wilson; utility, Noel
Ter.
philadelphia.
Manager-Murray
Catchers- DOOM, Jacklitsch, Criss.
Pitchers - McQuillen, Covalesh,
Sparks, Corridor, Richie, Foxen,
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QUALITY
WAS CONSIDERED BY THE CITY
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
lets Gravel Contract 20 John Lane
for 10 Cents the Square Yard
Delivered.

Quality was considered by the
board of public works when the
gravel contract was awarded to John
Lane yesterday afternoon. The cost
of the gravel will be so cents a square
yard. delivered TO any part Of the
city. and he will secure the gravel
from the Exall pit. which is regard
ed as one of the best in western Ken
lucky Several bidders were under
the contract price, but the gravel was
considered inferior. The bids were
Opened at the last meeting of the
board. but the awarding was post
poned until yesterday afternoon to
give the members an opportunity to
inspect the pits.
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giants occupy a prominent place in
the baseball horizon. Near winners
last year and hopes fed on the most
roseate reports this year. Gotham
fans are going to have their very
souls scared II the team doesn't re-
peat the glorious triumph OF 1905.
McGraw Is a manager who likes to
raise" his own players and he has
taken on a lot OF new fellows this
year that are touted to be "a karat
He will have need of them, too. for
like Chicago. he will be without the
services of two of his former stars.
lbig Roger Bresnahan and the ire
preEsible Mike Donlin. The mama
,gerial bee got "Bres" and he is now
the boss Of the luckless crew of the
Mound City, under one OF whose
mounds the eitys baseball hopes are
annually buried. The stage ensnared
Donlin and time alone will tell which
made the wiser jump.
McGraw may have found some
wonders in his new consignment. but
the scraDplness OF Bresnahan and
DOnlin and the mauling that the lat
ter was wont 10 give the ball are
likely to be sadly missed at the polo
grounds this year. Schlei the first
string catcher. is a good man and
O'Hara, Devere. Herzog and Murray
insure a good out6eld. but local fans
would feel better II they could again
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14
Easter Customs.

In Russia IL is considered no crime
to be found intoxicated during Easter
week, even the policemen being often
under the mellowing influence of
vodka. Egg racing is a favorite
amusement of Russian. German and
French children. The eggs are rolled
down a hill, the prize going to the
child whose egg rolls the greatest
number OF races without damage to
It's shell. In Germany tracks are
made Of twigs, down which each egg
may roll without interference from
any other one, and the boy whose
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14

have the opportunity OF e0,iy shout
ling. "Oh you. Mike?" The New YORK
manager has already sent out ad-
vance notices that smoked glasses
will have to be used this year in
watching the work of his 81 ,OOO
wonder. Pitcher "Rube" Marquard.
He with the eccentric Mr.. bug" Ray
mond. Admiral Schlei and Out
fielder Murray, will make the habl-
tues of the Polo Grounds forget that
Donlin and Bresnahan ever trod this
Iterrestial ball. So McGraw says.
Pittsburgh again looks good, de-
spite the fact that the frst-base prob
lem Is still unsolved. But 1t doesn't
look any better than It did last year.
As the Pirates lost out last year by
only a game or so. Manager Clarke
is counting, by the grace OF Honus
Wagner and a little better break in
the luck. on resuming the old place
at the top, which the Pirates graced
for three years in succession. A new
center fielder and a new first base
man are in the Pirates lineup and
Clarke figures that whatever they do
will be at least as well as their pre-
decessors did.
The Last Place.
Almost without argument the last
three places in the race are allotted
to Boston, ST. Louis and Brooklyn,
with but little speculation on how
the final shuttle will find them ar
ranged. OF the three St. Louis will
be watched with the greatest interest.
owing to the Herculean effort that
Bresnahan is putting forth to make
something out OF nothing. With a
mssiit lot 10 begin with, 81. Louis had
to part with Raymond. Murray Kar-
ger and F'romme. its chief assets. to
gain possession of Bresnahan. The
latter has grabbed up youngsters aud
cast-offs wherever he could find them
and though he talks hopefully, II
looks like a case OF a man whlstling
In the dark. II Bresnahan can cushion
the Browns on Just one other team,
he needn't dodge his friends at the
end of the season.
Brooklyn looks very much like
Brooklyn again. In its preliminary
work Manager Lumley's bunch has
been leaving blazing trail behind
~ but Brooklyn simply can't be
taken on faith. At Boston, Manager
Bowerman seems to have a tougher
problem than trying to put a puzzle
picture together with several OF the
pieces missing. The only thing In
Bowerman's favor and Bresnahan's
and Lumley's too. for that matter. is
that not much Is expected.
The race for first hOnors promises
to be just as exciting as last year
and club owners are 80 happy over
the prospect that they are not worry
ing a bit over the working OF the new
tariff law.
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The Bedrock Of success

lies IN a keen, clear brain. backed
by indomitable will and resistless en-
ergy. such power comes from the
splendid health that DIR. Kings New
Life Pills impart. They vitalize ev-
cry organ and build up brain and
body. j. A. Harmon. Lizemore. W
Va, writes: "They are the best pills
l ever used" 25c at all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14

what brought you here?" said a
magistrate to an Irish offender. Two
policemen, SORT" was the reply. "Ah,
drunk. OF course?" Yes, sorr, both
of them. STORY told at the Savage
Club.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-14
SisnA&er lks
Evidence Of Positive Supremacy

' Evidence Of Positive Supremacy
qThere are forty-six manufacturers of sewing
machines in America.
g How many can you nameP How many did
you ever hear of? e
q One name comes to the mind of every
woman Immediately the Singer - and
there's very good reason.
q The Singer makes and sells as many ma
chimes in year as all the other forty-fve
manufacturers combined
The Singer Sewing Machine is known as
the best sewing machine in every country
on the globe. There is Singer store in
every city of the world. Why?
q Because, when you buy Singer you do
not buy simply so much wood and steel
you buy the latest result of the longest
and best experience.
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Effective stimuIant

tonic and invigorator.
Effective Stimulant
In recent letter A. I. Park, A. NJ, M
D., Of $40 =. s0th ST., Chicago, H., wrote
" I am too busy TO write my opinion, ex
pericnce and results Of the ministration o
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effective stimulant, and meets every indica
ton where ssimulant is needed"
Prescribes II
K. NJ. Teigan, Phi. D., NJ. D., of 1920
18th Ave. NJ, Minneapolis, Mimi, wrote
in a recent letter;-''During the last nine
teen years have frequently, when alcoholic
stimuants have been indicated, prescribed
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for my patients
because il agrees with them better than any
other. Without solicitation from you, or
any Of your representatives, permit me to
say that consider Dufy's Pure Malt
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Only Pure Whiskey
have received the sample OF Matt
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have sampled for many years. II
have been victim Of indigestion for 20 years,
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the other medicine have ever taken.
have taken teaspoonful after each meal,
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a free illustrated medical booklet and
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At Philadelphia.

Nursing Mothers ano Malaria.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
iaria and builds up the system. For
grown people and ehlldren. Soc.