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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and inv1e-
crate stomach, liver and bowels Sugar-coated
tiny. granules, easy to take. Do not grippe
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05
Whv He Believes Her,

Evangeline-Rachel never can tell
anything without exaggerating It.
John That's why believe her
when she tells her age.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

The fellow VINO buries the Ratchet
may still have knife up his sleeve.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

HE war department is trying to find ways
and means to increase the number OF ca
diets at the United States Military acao-
envy. Since the Spanish war, when the
army was enlarged, there have not been
anywhere near enough graduates to NIL
the vacancies in the commissioned ranks
of the army The result has been that
not only has it been necessary to promote
to the rank of second lieutenant, enlisted
men of the army who can pass the re-
ouired examination, but to appoint each
wear to the service large numbers of
civilians.
Naturally enough the war department
officials feel that the commissioned off,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

nation and its carrying out
led to some complications
that had humor enough at
the time even though they
lose the humor because of
lack of power in the story
teller.
This cadet recruit was
landed at David's island, New
York harbor, where there
were 700 other recruits nm
dergOing instruction and ,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

Important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTOR1A, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

and friends knew of the enlistment and
told the enlisted prior to his application for admission
strike commission, and above al
things to let of the enlisted OF the
did know him, have knowledge of the fac
that he had been at the military academy for they
might think he expected favors
The advice needless for whatever else the recruit
intended to do he desired that his service should be
level with that of other II
the United States but the truth is that this determi
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-05

AGENTS can yo1 sell LOTS in county and CONNER
Write for booklet 3. ChsDia TsMsitsCs, C1apa, Tee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

nat) Sapti per Tompier "1cItcrro;"
nod) Sen Bahamas, pia NolialL per
Camper s@igiIancio."
Treitog, II. - i'm 10 llbr NbcnoS
nad) Bermuda per 7uu,pIer Dec.
ono;" nob Yorto Hico, ct, Sbontos,
Curacao lno Genc5uclo per GompIer
,Ybilooclpbio;" nod Sauoico unb
Jortune Sslnno per Gnmpier nErin5
NugllIt @ilbeln;" nod Gcntralamc'
rifu, amnalSonc, Colombia mo Suos
EociiicbGien per Gampier pio Colon;
nnd) Eernombnco, gtotoI unb Bahia
per Gaunpier %yGono6io;" nad Bar
bo0oS, 81. 2nciu, Noro.9roiilicu unb
Sql,itos per 9ampier Element"
I'M ~ llbr Abenbs noh Den 9obo'
mas, piu Miomt, 6lo.
Eoit fir Neufunblonb, pio Horo-
Siouep unb fir Wiqrclon, bio DO
Iton idIieBt bier tGglid) 3 llbr Nad).
mittoas; fir Cuba, pio Sompo, tag.
lid 1 llbr HodmittoaS; fir GoIta
Rico, Sonouros, Micarngla (Sltfii.
ltc), Galpaoor rno Guatemala, pia
Tcip . Orleans, tdglid) 10 llbr bcS
Nl6cnos; iiir Wericu t0glih 8 uno IL
llbr Ibcnbs.
SrGnS. Eacific q o It.
Gonnerltah 10.-llm I llbr Nbos.
nod Sowoii, Sopon, Goreo, China
uno Sen Ybilippiuen, pia Sam 0ran-
cisco.
@oit nod Soluoii Sapon, Gorca,
China ilnO Sen YbiIippinen nia San
Sroncisco itlicBt bier 'taglid) INN Z
llbr gbeno5 bis gum II. MGr5; nad)
a~uitrolicr, Rellieelano unh Sen Slit
Snie!u t1glid) I'M 7 llbr Ibenos bis
5ltnl 20. W1rj.
9::e Trans.Eociii;.Golt miro tag
lid gum Ibganeshofcn geianot, uno
bic Seit bes Sdluiies lit 10 arrangirt,
oob EN- unlutterbrofcl,cr ueberIanb.
transport ermoglift miro.
MotiS. = 9as 9rifporto nod al.
len tremocn 21noern (nrsgenommcn
@robbritannien unb ,S,rlano, Cana.
ba, Werico, Honnmo, Gilba nno
Gboneboi, no oolieIbe lpie baS Gin.
heimiid)e iit) lit wie folet: 5 Gents
fir oie erite hinge utb 3 Gents fir
icbe pcitcre hinge ooer beren SbeiI,
nnb mpB noG i'm @orallS be5ablt
tperoen, %onoernfolls baS Soppelte
bcs icbIenoen @ctrogcs om Srte Der
glbIiefcrung collefiirt miro. Nof)
Geutitlano, MIR brett per Sdift.
ipie sic einheimiifen Haten.
g. SnllSurriS, YoltnleiIter.
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Srieibef6rSernng mad benz Iuslanbe.

Gle nuslGnOii6e Hoit fir Die nit
Dem -. Mdri cnoc,oc @ofc
idlieBt 1T alien 61neu piinftIid III
Der Salipt.S Office pie iolgt:
Nadet.HoIt lit geoifnet tdglid bon
8 ltbr gormitiogs biz 5 llbr Nadnlit.
tags, ar5gcnonlmen Sonnta9s.
9ampfcr fabrcn ab bon Netu.Dorf.
ipern nid,t anoers ailgegebcn.
EransatIantiibe Badet.
Yoit.
TeldffInnb, idliebi Inn s ubr
Naf)mitta9s am Wontdg. Mtittpod
mo Sreitag.
8roBbritanrien II. SSrlano idIieBt
I'M 5 llbr NaflnittagS ann Sicnlta8
urb Jreitag.
Sranfreit idIiebt Inn 5 ubr Rat).
mittass ORR Sreitag.
@eIgicn idlieBt I'M 5 ubr Nadm.
ont Sreitag.
Norlpegen, Sdneoen unb 91ne.
mari ihlieBt UNI 8 ltbr Hadmittd1s
ON Wittnof, rs. N}ar5.
&o1onb if)liebt UNI 5 rbr Nafm.
allt Gontng, Z. MGrj.
Stalier ihlieBt um 5 ubr Hadm.
anr Iienitag uno 5reitog.
Seitreid idliebt nm 8 rlbr @adm
an, Gienitog, Is. Worj.
IL.
SrnnsatIantif de 9 o It.
Sreitag, II. - I'm 1 llbr Nohnlit.
tags mad oen a5oren nno Maoeira
per Gampfer BON Bottom; Inn 7 llbr
aberos nod europa, slirifa nnb Sit,
iltoien per 3ompfer rabriatic," pia
Hlpmoutb uno G%berbours; Inn 10
llbr abenos natb Iei,tihlano brett,
pia Sam6urg (nitr griefpoit), per
Camper BreIioent 2incoln" europa
unb Geutiflonb, piu Gberbourg,
miiiien ipe5iell obreiiirt iein):.
YoIt mad Glib. unh Gen.
trail amerifa, Def.
Snoien, etc.
G%onnerjtaa 10.-llm 10 llbr sbSs.
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Sdiucinsbratcn. Biuno.. .17-1Sc.
Gdipein% GoteIettcn, Hfuno. lie.
Stinfen, Biurb. 1890.
E6fel ,&iuoiIciidL Rinno. ..S-1N.
3ippenroolt (Rino), Bfuuo. 1s--20c.
T~orterbonie Gteaf. Bfuno. .22-25c.'
SuppenfIeiid, Tiuno, ..s-tOc.
8olbs. SbnieeI, Eimno. 22t.
aolbsleber, Yfunb. ..25-3Oc.
8aIbsbruIt, Hiuub. .1212c.
&olbSbrosden, ......... 15-25c.
9albs.G oteIetten, RiunO. .t21a-1Sc.
2ammileiit, TfunO. ..... .1S-25c.
2ommsGoteletten, Fiuno. .1S-25c.
Sped, Ffuub. ..2Or22c.
Stmali Efuno. lac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

.'s lit ia iuobr", ingtc CT nit 51rtli.
Diem 3ulprld), .noh 'ner Ercbigt
tan5t es lidD ihled)t. Nber gut ood)
nal I'M Gid, SlinumcI. @eliern 10
ne Sintfllltb, ais ipcnn Die WeIt llrl-
tergebcn iplte, uno bellte lud]t Die
Spnnc ood) mieoer. Gut mol Die
Soitoniem Gcernl So, iuoS Die &c.
tern ae5olllt uno gcmiBbonoclt NOR
Den limo, uno bo6cn sic f%leincn, grit.
nen Sriibliugsflag9en bod D%crols0cs
ltedt uno treibeti iuciter, trtlllcr ipei-
ter - lpirIt id)on leben ais Oh :
nie 10 II Gonncrlpetter gcgcbcn bGttc.
limo Die Soielbiiidc, Gccrn nod
mus 10 triibielig fabl obcr Die &uos.
peiy iinb bod on. uno sic miro Ole
Come bolb biibld) meiter 'ruu9Iodcn.
limo Die aoppcln licb on - Infer
Nnnb nit DEM HapS - mo ga, cill
bisd)eu red)tS, nit DEM Nog0en
unb mic bic Sonnenltroblen oriibcr
ipiclcn - $ lit grao, OILS oh oa Der
Serrgott gil,gc. Hitld)cnoB nod NJ
les, ober nid)t erioiien. 0ic Grbc lit
lpie !, grobcr Ellbel, Gccrn id,iittelt
ollcs llngenloh luic Woiier bon iid
Of. lluo Den Nlioel ioutcu iid) bic
Wteniden gum Gorbilb ncbnlcn. aopf
bod &unmcI! llnb Die Illgcn mie.
Der belt! @SeiBt ia: lit II Slider in
II See eefollen - 8 Sonnncrn niist
linn nihts; idiuimnlen nlllB or, iid)
iclbcr belitn mltb er, immer bic Noic
ober, ionlt gebt linn Die Suite aus.
aonnlt 0u nod ipoS anoeril Si,m-
mel? 9tec. Nihts! Souit Gll ober
ollf nod fronf lperoeu ODER groil
nit Geinen pier5cbn Sobrcn? Wof,
feinen llnlinL 2lt5, Sunmel, 9eern!
@iri Cir nal jucrit ben aopi IN ben
Mofen, ooa biIft bann Scoe ulb Der
Momo olld) nit. So, Snmmnel,
Ieern?"
Sic %alltluortete niht gleid); ober
tic lfmiegte li6 an Den olten 6reiulO
,nb fiiblte iidy in ieinem S6rse &c.
bergen. Naf elmer @eile ilillterte lie
pertrGrmt: Sic iogcn allh INNER,
mos mohr lift"
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1000 Cotton Tnet Scr. 72A
1000 Cotton 9id Ser .......... 72A
1000 lluiteb HaIIpaUS INC. ............ 0ih
1000 lirIteS RdtlfpapS Ine. ........... Gih
1000 lltb. Rrs. Jo9. SET. ............. S9St
10000 Gsob. ler (gcfiCmvcIp ........... 81
1000 ecabcdre . Sabre ser. .I......, 99h
000O Cotton Suef Ger 72i3
1000 Cotton 91cf Ser. 72T
5000 g.. z. e. CREEPING He........... 9la
2O0O WtdrnIaHo & BennfNIuanid. ....., CT
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(Sortfctnne foIat.)

Nun uerfangen aud otc
5000 Ginluobner beS 6ilrltentbrmt@
0tonoco cine @erioiinX. Is Der.
orieBt lie. Dab Wonnco Die eill5i9c OBJ
ioIute Wonorfie alli ser Groe lit.
Gos 9allo bot fciteii Stuloer. Die
Gimuobuer 5ablen iogut lpic feline
Stcl,ern; Mtonnco be5iebt iclne Gin
finite aus Der Spielbonf bon Wontc
Carlo, obcr lie wollen ibr Eorloment
molen cine GerfoIlutg. Shirt Nlbcrt
mill sic Sade erp1gen. llno oonm
miro or ieinen paar 3llntertbonen
mobI iogcn: Sbr @ehtfen bobfS nm
tcr mciner p1terlid)cn Regicrrng hodl
10 gut. luo5ll mollt CIR Gih 8clcb-
gebun9S:S orecu ouf ben Sols mo
oos 2onof)en III @oblfGmpie itiirielr.
2oBt'S Diibid) bci'm MltcIl.
9ie pcriiidc Regierun9
bat omtlid) crflGrt. onB lie Den @ors
idlllB, Den Gnglonb mo RuBlonO IN
fer Der 9eoingung elmer Gontrolc Scr
perliihen 6inon5en ibr nlgebotcn
bobcn. ridt anl,cbmen fonne, ga
Geriien cine Ginmiifung iren1ber
Stuoten nid)t mcbr oltloen iperre.
IieieS Electromagnetic Der peril
ider Regierung lit ipabrifeinlid) gu
ip1t erlpoft. Ser enaliife &oiuc mo
Der rriiiit,e g1r baben ibre 5nBelt
bercitS aiii Teriten gele9t iinb lpec-
oen tic lhlperlid) luieoer 5llriid5ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-09

Goggen.-3uiub 1877 Vuidcl;
aus bcn G%leuotorcn 5uriidgc5cgcn
23i7 9lllfcl; GlcUotorcn = Torratb
76,773 9uid,cl.
Scutigc ShluBrotc:
9tr. 2 weItlifer 9ogsen IS 80
SIR. 3 lpeitlidJer Noegen 81 SO
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9afirben sic einen so SnR 9nuplus NIT aaea
fir $40 ganr Nib SO pro Wtpnat int Wt1er
nit n%ieorigen Stererli an Der. Sarrtion'geeNiis
@leftriihen tnnien, filo Sic oarnn interet'trt2
pcnr Jent 70 1T. 70 iuenoen Sic it'd perfonlib
ober i6riitlit on unferen oeliiher agenten
8. Z. !SefTe, S06 Tmerienn @niloina, galtt.
more, 1lb. (65-T8)
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Amftipns-M n5eigen.


--btS--
pertbuuncu Vadt.9igcntbums
Or. SEQ. Sab.e maaipppe strahe.
Cine gut eirgeriditefe unb cinbiirte GIderei.
oetne GciegenIeit. 8uter etano.
Strait zines 9efeblS bes tretsgeridi5 9r. 2
ber Stuot baltimore tpirb Der unter3eit nete
&erlpulter, am Gonncritag, ben 81. M1r5 1910.
4 uhr NadIntttngs. an Orr lnh SteIe anf
offentlider gnftion has ean5e In Der Siabt
baltimore aeIcgene SrlHbiiiid periauien. 5ai-
ielbe iuiro folgeltoermaben befd1riehen
0eginnt an Der burG bic &relt3liiq Der Sios
%lucitfetie scr Smnuippoftrnbc II. Der Siiopiifeiic
bon gbriitiunitrabc scbilbcien Gde, l6uft boil bu
iiiiopitIib. al Die Siiolpeitieitc bon SuaIlpooos
sir. iiobeilb unb lic9enb, 10 Sub bis 5lr Witts
ci1er Sfeioemauer nuo ft, nit gletber Prcite
nut cine Iiefc bon 5ipeiurofieb5ig SHB bis SIR
Horboitfeite Ciner brei iSub sf1eb eritrcdeuo.
gebuut init einem 8ipeiftbdieen 3iegeIfteirs
2eobnbdiS .ino pdoel nebft 3iegeIiteinsS tall i'm
8ofe. eiHem iabrli0er Srl1o5tnS bon $4,000
untcriporfcn.
%erfautS.9 eoineunaeH: Gin NritteI @uGr, Der
Heft in ieGs unb 5nolf MicnGter, ODER nleo
8aar. nab Selicben oes aduter5: i3ubs
llngeu iiuo bonn lage hc6 @erfdufs al III Der
sinicr lItb 5itr .3nfriebenbeit bes ger>pnIfcrs 81
iidberlt. Iuf ~llnioiten big ;nnt 1ag oes Gers
faufs heaIider. Gin Sepoiit bon S1O0 miro
bonn a1ufer 5ur 3ett bes &erfoufs oerIdnat.
GtarieS 6. eiegmunb,
Serpnlter.
Yatttipn & Gnham,
Itftionaiorcr.
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Mi(fa Terraces,

Miffo .Msenne uno Sarfurb.Tuub
IS 1T NGec, fuaS Ste b~raudhen, mn Elm
BruHb fiid jn fnnfcn. sair bauen aud, Chr
Saus gegen leid,tc eb%Satlumgcn. 100 Grnnb.
ftf6e felt bonn IS. Mai serfant. 4OG Frpftt
setdert. On Npige 2.erbeHernns Der Sarforo.
Npoo. Wiangel AT ttntemehntungsgeth bat
nod ME Griplge ae,upnnen.e Gpmmen Sic nddl
bier ar irstno etnem Nertage sser ssnntas.
% Ninuten 5nir Hnttbaus t5e. Uabypreie).
Wetb & Nbtte. t-frs-
Naeut an Crit unb Ste4e. NddmittagS nnb
esnntags ben gan5en Sag. (Roo1 .5Dste)
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Ssreife i'm GeIingtOn'W arft.
O m ii ( G.

5omotcn, Slo., Guscnb. -. .3O-40c.
1omatcn, Grcibb., Iueenb. .20-40c.
@urfcn, 5rcibb., Ieb. .$i.25-$i.50
9opfialot, Stiid. .o-Sc.
Mobren, 9iinbel. 4c.
8otbriiben, @:inbel. .3--5c.
aartoficlr, Hct. BOO.
9%l,mcnfobl, Stiif. 1880.
GobI, Stiif. 5-Sc.
garlp Dorf aobl, aopf. ..1OE15c.
Seqeric, 9iinoel. &c.
Ylumenfobl, Stiid. ...... boo.
BalierfreIie, Guseno..... 40-50c.
3%piebeln, SiertcIpcd. 80. 10-12c.
2alid), 9iinoel. &c.
Gicrpilon5en, iiiOl., Stiid. .20-30r.
Robiesden, 9iinbcl. ...... 5-10c.
Sauaib,' 9usenb. Doc.
6la. 8umbo, Quart. $50. .15-20c.
Nomaine Salat. Stiid. go. .5-15e.
@riinc Bfeiier, Grseno. ..25-40c.
HoienfobI, Quart. ..15-oGt.
SpItcr BIants. giinbeI. Sc.
4il5e Efunb. 60-75c.
8ran5. artiitofen Stiid. .20-25c.
Sbft.
Grapefruit, Guseno. .... 5R.-$1.M
Sal. Sronacn, Grsenb. ..30-50c.
0lo. Granger. Guscno. ..25-30c.
Seigc,, Einno. 15c.
gi,nnas. Stild. ..2O-Dc,
@nnanen. Gutcuo. ....... S-15c.
9ononcn, rotbe, Euscno. .25c.
Gitroneii, Gutenb.. .20-25c.
acfoSniiiie, Stiid S--10c.
Orange Bailey acpfcI, 2useno
6O-$1.25
@epffl, giertclpef. ...... 10--t5c.
Sbcloon girncn, 9icrtclpcd .t5-2O.
Brciiclbcerer, Glinrt. ....... 10c.
er0bcerci, Slo., Sliart. Toe.
2inloreln, Grseno 15-2Occ.
8eflIeel uno 8ilb.
Surge Eailben, Stiif. go. .2O-25c.
@1nlc, Efrno. 1926.
Siibner, Yiuno. 22c.
Surge SiiDncr, Biunb. $500.
gnten, Biuno.. .2O--22c.
Tuter. Wnn6.. 2S--3Ot.
Fe%rlbiibner. 5O-55c.
slide.
Sod, Efutb. .25-3Oc.
Shmarie 9aridJ, Yiuno........2Oc.
Safe, Biunh.. 1Oe.
gotfiidL Bfunb. 15c.
SaIibut. BfunS. zoe.
Snoood. Bfuno. Sc.
Maderel, Yfuno. .2Oc.
HoreIIe. Bfun6. .1Oc.
6riider 600, Yfunb.. Toe.
Wbitings, Biuno. 81.
6lunbern. Bfunb. 12c.
Smelts, TiunO. t8e.
gfuno. 2Oc.
2absforeIe, Bfunb.. .15c.
Eerd,, iueiber, 9funb. .12-1Sc.
8erd,, selber. 9iuub. t5c.
Sedt. Biunb. oOc.
Nosen Sad Sbab. 25c.
Scallops, Viunb. Csc.
SIeiid.
N.-f.ss clx>E OlE.. 40 a..
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Baltimore Marftbcrid)t.

Baltimore, s. W1r5 1910.
Ncbl. - 3uiubr 6216 61iicr,
cinihlieBIid 2674 5aiicr gu Gonton.
Ntn Mntirailiann Annrrn MIC mint.
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H1dhentftde 1~fnfpiten, on
etnfhtiefftdj 8rnnb5iie.
eteueru NIB @ai1crmirtht,
Gnnton.e sraRe. 5wiiden Baltimore anb Cont
baro.Gtrnhe.
0rfrrfeniter, r6mtfdIe 5tegefftetne, fetn Nh.
ftretdien ben5ttiet; 9safdtfdnber tm aener;
fetne aldle nnb gabc5tmmer; 3analanfMluh;
elattes Gtra6enpffater.
aleine gasr.Nn jatlune;. fetdte gebinsmnaea.
etets dar Yeiidltigung uffen.
She Soiepb e. @bite Hcaltp 80.
(9ipb4-)
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WQrQain 5000.

geeiIer Gle it6, penn fe cines iener biib'
fden Sduier i'm 700 Bind 'oro.Neie.e traAe,
elb5reslaraI . slni6lub. eeincntirie iSibpcae,
9eIer uiio Sbfe. aus sGpot Drid" aebaut-
braufen ME nnacftri6en 81 iperoen. Gtruben
nit oitrifi5irten gaditeinen aepfIaftcrt. Gieori'
&c l~inioiten; bcaueme geoinaureet. iperi ae'
pirf6t. Mgent ait Srt unb Stene.
(Suli4) Gbpurb 3. Gallagher, Grbauer.
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s.-3uiubr 59.338 9uihcl;
Gcrionot Don oen glcoatoren 37S6
9ribel; Glepatoren.@ orratb $685.
0Il 9uldel.
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Gas altetablirte gSiribsaeffift all gloroo't'
Gde bon Sharps uno GGmSeHsS trnfe: f6Ied,tc
8eIuiobeit 8riiIto bcs WcridufS: fbut quite &C.
ftdfte rnb pirb 5u mdbigem Brclie p%erfdnit;
fetne Naenien.
Ot-70) @srsuipreheu an Srt Inb ateae.
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SM S%crmietben.
An Oernticiben:

Su Otrntteiben:
Gin mUb!irtes 3inlrler bel elmer ociitftcll
sSdmilie. Gad5ufra9cn in Hr. 2i?0, ensie'.
inhe 9aidstbStruHc. (6s,9. I'D
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Su %nerfanfen.

1Irben sic eineu Ganpfat an 5 Gents @ttf'
triiftr fir St.GO prp @pdc tnuteu? gSenl,
hics Der Sna 1T. 70 ipenhen sic fib pcrfonl;D
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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
BUSINESS
CHANGE

Last Thursday an important deal
took place when Munro and McFar-
lane, proprietors of the City Bakery
and Grocery, sold out their business
and property to Edgar J. E. Bugg,
formerly proprietor of the pool and
billiard parlors on Central avenue.
Both Mr.. Munro and Mr.. McFar-
lane have been associated with this
town every since it was started six
years ago, and in that time have
built up very lucrative business,
conducting a first class bakery in
connection with grocery.
Last summer both of them desir-
ing a rest from their strenuous bus
mess took a trip to Canada, where
they filed on some of that famous
land in the neighborhood of Winni-
fred, Alberta, where they will have
to make their future home and for
this reason they have disposed of
their interests here.
Mr.. Bugg is we'll known in White
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
CARRIE NATION
HERE TONIGHT

This evening Whitefsh will have
the pleasure of hearing Carrie
Nation, the woman with such a
nationwide reputation as a saloon
smasher and temperance worker,
speak at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Nation will arrive on no. 3,
but no special program has been
outlined for the day, other than the
lecture in the evening. She gen.
orally manages her own affairs in
that respect and works out her own
programs after she arrives. Rev.
Parvin will ask her to give speech
this afternoon from the bandstand
SO if she feels inclined there may
be an open air lecture also.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
BRICK YARD SOON
IN OPERATION

The Diamond Brick and Lath Co.
will have their plant in operation in
very short time now. They have
been waiting for a new brick
making machine and a 60 horse
power motor to arrive, but on
account OF the congestion Of freight
it is very slow in arriving. The
demand for brick is getting so great
that they will have to start up as
soon as possible with their old
machinery until the new arrives.
They had a large arnannt on hand
last fall, but it has all, been sold out
in the last few weeks. ~. -.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
PROTECTION FOR
TIMBER LINED TUNNELS

The Great Northern is now in
stalling safety appliances in the
tunnels on this division that are
lined with timber, to guard against
fire. This prccautioa is taken on
account of the trouble that was had
last year when the tunnel near Fort
Benton caught fire and burned out,
causing that portion OF the road to
be tied up for several months and
entailing big expense to the
company in repairs.
In all Underlined tunnels that
are long enough to necessita.e keep
ing watchman stationed there to
guard against fires or any other
trouble, they are now installing an
electric alarm system. When q
train passes thru the tunnel it closes
an electric circuit in the rails,
and causes an alarm bell to ring in
the watchman's shanty, calling his
attention to the fact that train has
passed through ,and he must then go
out and inspect the tunnel to see
that no fire has been set in the
timbers from the sparks of the
locomotive. This precaution is taken
especially in the dry weather and
the alarm bell is probably there t.
get the watchman out at night in
case he should fall asleep and not
hear the train.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28

fish having also been in the town
ever since it was started, coming
here from Kalispell. During the
past two years he has conducted
pool room and billiard parlor, which
he sold out three weeks ago to
Graves Bros, and was intending to
leave for Red Rock, Ariz., to go into
the cattle business. but after in
vestigating the matter thoroughly,
came to the conclusion that after
having been associated with the
Flathead valley for the past ten
years, it would be rather hard to
break away from itp familiar sur
roundings.
He will conduct the business Oh
the same high standard that it was
by the old firm, but contemplates
making Several changes and i'm
provements to keep mp with the de-
mand Of the public.
Special attention will be given to
the Bakery, which will still be pre-
sided over by Mr.. .Zehn. and another
man will be added 70 this depart
ment in order to keep up with the
increasing demand.
The grocery department will be
in charge of Louis Micho, assisted
by Vern Marshall, who will devote
their entire attention towards look
ing after the welfare OF the customers
in the grocery line.
Mr.. Munro is now already on his
claim in Canada and Mr.. McFarlane
expects to leave for there some time
next week, and their families will
follow in another month.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
SCHOOL BOARD
SELECTS TEACHERS

At the last regular meeting of the
school board, the newly elected
trustees took Office and the follow.
ing committees were appointed:
Teachers---Geddcs, Doebler, Ad'
ans.
Building and Grounds---Doe
bier, Adams, Cremans.
Purohasissy--G sddes, Doebler. Fer.
guson.
At a special meeting Monday
night, VIM. Ferguson was elected
president of the board, G. E. Mabry
was appointed clerk for the ensuing
year and John Munro was rehired
as janitor.
'FFhe matter of considering the
applications Of teachers WAS then
taken up. Allthe present teachers
filed applications for another term
except Miss Maud Bronson, and as
their work has been most salts.
factory they were all rehired with
an Inc. ease in salary.
The application of Miss Olivis
Forcum was accepted, on condition
that she furnish the proper creden.
tials, to fill the place of Miss Bron.
son.
There remains vacancy for one
more teacher that has not yet been
filled, as no applications were filed
for that position.
H. L. Gloyde was rehired agair
as principal with $40 increase ir
salary.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-04-28
HAY BUYS THE
PARLOR CAFE

A. H. Hay, the we'll known Kali
ispell restaurant man has purchased
the Parlor Cafe and took possession
Monday. Mr.. Hay will not be here
himself to look after it on account
of having a restaurant in Kalispell
attend to, but he has put COM
petent man in charge who will con-
duct a first class place in every re-
spect.