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Evening star., 1898-03-19
Injured I'm . CoIlision.

Edward Harris. special delivery mes
senger. got into collision with a horse and
buggy near New Jersey avenue and q
street about II o'clock this morning Har-
ris vas severely injured about his left arm
and leg. and his bicycle was demolished.
He was removed to his home, No. 713 10Th
street, in the patrol wagon
Evening star., 1898-03-19
VIII. Filed fdx Rrobnte.

The will of the latB sarah Van Allen
Clarke. dated Februa4Y Y i2S. 1898. was to-
day filed for probatens The deceased be-
aueathed her entire estate TO her two chill
dren and her husbanda Rufus p. Clarke.
naming the latter as executor.
The late Dennis Collefi, by his win.
dated January n, 1895, sand this afternoon
filed for probate, beqaeathed his entire
estate to his wife, Kate T. Conneli. and
named her as executrfx
Evening star., 1898-03-19
For Removal Of Doubts.

favorable report has been made by the
District Commissioners on House bin s972,
to amend section 2 OF the act to incorporate
the convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the diocese of Washington. The
object of the bill is TO remove any doubt
there may be as to the right of the body
corporate under said act to take and hold
real estate under the words grants and
deviscs'
Evening star., 1898-03-19
The ROYAL Crescent.

Thursday night Acme Lodge No. II. held
meeting at the Royal Crescent Hall, 514
9th street northwest. A majority present
were ladies. At the conclusion of the reg,I-
lar business refreshments were served by
President Herman Baumgarten, assisted
by the lady members of the lodge. Visitors
frtm Washington. Columbia and Crescent
lodges were present.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Lecture by MIR. ID. N. Klapp.

Mr.. D. N. Klapp will deliver a. lecture
Friday evening next, at O'Clock, at st.
Marks Lutheran Church. C street between
18th and 18th streets Mr.. Klapp. who is
superintendent Of the Sunday school, has,
1t Is said. given considerable time and
study to the preparation Of the lecture. and
secured some most excellent views, never
before thrown on canveA
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Suit for Partition.

A bill in equity asking the partition. by
sale. of certain real estate left by the late
Charles Henry Gonzenbach. who died in
testate, was this afternoon filed by Teresa
A.. r. Gonzenbach. who names as defen-
darts Craze l.. Gertrude A., Margaret e.
and Ruth E. Gonxenbach.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Recommend Favtraibie Action.

Favorable action bytsths President has
been recommended by the District Commits
sioners on the bill recently passed for the
relief Of the heirs Of Pdtn K. Soh, the
Corean diplomat who, died here several
months ago. IN. a.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Policeman J. M. Copeland. charged with
not properly patrolling his beat, and ]. 7.
Norris and ]. R. Narrower. each alleged
to have conducted himself in manner un-
becoming an officer In making an arrest,
were today before Trial Officer Pugh The
taking Of evidence was concluded and will
be reported to Commissioner Wight.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Overrules the Demurrer.

ing to $s1 ,s75. Instituted by Thomas N.
Carr against Dennis Conneii and others.
Judge Cole. In Circuit Court No. /, today
overruled demurrer to the declaration OF
the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
New Name for the Amaxona..

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
1t is suggested that the Amazonas be
renamed Liberty. 1t is to our republic
from another republic, really in aid of
third. We have a Constitution and a CO.
lumbia. but no Liberty. 1t would be a
happy compromise between the claims of
rival cities. JOHN SMITH,
March Is, 1893
Evening star., 1898-03-19
Mas. Meeting Of c. E. Societies.

""Ss NecthHB OI % K1s SOcHetIes.
There will be mass meeting of all the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor societies
in the city in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, 9th and G streets. Monday even
ing. March q. Mr.. Jeffries, superintend-
ent of the Asheville Farm School, to which
these Endeavorers contribute will address
the meeting
Evening star., 1898-03-19

dispatch from Madrid says: A terrible
explosion took place t6day in the Santa
Isabel mine. a. Belmezs Province OF Cor
dora.
Sixty corpses have already been recover
ed. and many men are as yet unAccounted
for.
Evening star., 1898-03-19

Want ads. IN The Star pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star., 1898-03-19
The Silk Special Conn
priSeS Five Lots.

And they are the lots, styles
and weaves that you are buy
ing if you are buying any silk.
lot of Fancy Taffetas. rich colOrngs-
REDUCED from 81 1.T5 to
8QCo a.
lot of Fancy Brocade Silk-REDUCED
from So to
S1.5O yard.
lot Of Tinsel Epingle, handsome
novelty. in exclusive desigu-REDUCED
from 81 to
Sl.25 yard.
lot Of Fancy Striped Tafeta-RE-
DUCED from $1.jO to
zoe. yard.
l lot % 24-inch Roman Striped TAT
feta the most desirable colorings-RE-
DUCED from S1.IO to
85C. yard.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16
DISTRICT CONTEfTiNN

The assemblage of the Duluth
District Conference, the Sunday
School Uuion and Epworth Lea
que conventions in->this city on
tuesday and Wednesday did not
bring the number of visitors an
tlclpated. even somo of
those on the program fer papers
being unavoidably detained.
Among those present from
outside and participating ia the
discussions were Rev. Robert
Forbes, D. D.. Bev. Nj. O. Stock.
land, Rev. J. Clulow, Rev. l., P.
Long, Rev. G.. E. ~Pickard, Rev.
A. L. Richardson, Rev. Howard
Buckthought and ReY. J. G..
Crozier.
In addition to the lectures,
sermons and papers by those
named, interesting discussions
on varied topics we've led by Rev,
John Glib, Rev. c. S. Kathan
and Miss Ella Y. Pratt.
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treasurer's books, after which it
will be ready for distribution to
the various treasures to which
it belongs. The county does not
deliver it. nor does It send no.
tees to the various subdivisions
of the county that the money IS
ready. It merely holds or to it
until it is called for, absorbing
the interest meantime. It never
keeps it any great length of
time, however, because the
cities, villages, towns and school
districts to which it belongs are
seldom so flush that they let
what is comlog to them accumu-
late any mold in the county's
vault,
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Bro. Knight, of the Norway
Current, whose presence on the
range was noted in these col
umns two weeks since, writes
for his journal a descriptive let.
ter of his trip, but does not go
into details on Mesaba mining
propositions. but states that as
time wears On he may have some
more comments on men and
things.
Senator Hawkins was in from
Eveleth Saturday.
Bro. Smith, of the Hibbing
News, paid The Enterprise q
fraternal call Saturday.
A whaleback is to be built at
West Superior this winter which
will be the largest on fresh wa.
ter. Her total length will be
40 feet, depth 80 feet and beam
so feet. She will have a carry
ing capacity of 5000 tons.
Paddy the Flop gives up his
editorial pags, complete, to The
Enterprise scribe, for all OF
which we would feel grateful but
for the fact that we deem it a
social'and moral disgrace to have
ones name mentioned BY a
gentlemen of such questionable
reputation. ~ 49,. Vial s.' = = !:
Hazen S. PinRree, governor
OF Michigan, has already started
on q butterfly chase after the re.
publican nomination for the
presidency ia 1900 or 1904. The
republican party and the people
Of the United States could cef.
7tainly do far Worse.
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TREY TOOK IT B.dCE.

County Auditor Halden was
FASTING some clippings in a scrap
book yesterday. They were
quite personal and quite salts
factory to himself. One was an
editorial renunciation from the
st. Paul Globe of that papers
news report that Mr.. Halden had
opened sealed returns for this
county intended for the. state
auditor Another was specific
REPUTATION of the same sort from
the Minneapolis Tribune The
story so palpably grew out of
inexcusable carelessness and
imagination by the reporter that
there was nothing legitimate
whatever to found it on. How
ever, Mr.. Halden feels sufficient
~ indicated. News Tribune
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THE FIRST FATAL ACCIDENT
MISUNDERSTANDING

A"u E&AeS2 cAAAA tNtSISGN2.
The splendid record Of the
Adams mine is at last broken.
The fatality Of last Saturday
morning recorded the death OF
70, J. johnson, practical miner
who met his death in room Z.
No. shaft of the Ada ms. The
accident is one OF those unac-
coontable happenings which are
so common in the mining world.
No apparently safer place could
be found in the whole mine than
in this particular room but, the
least expected usually happens
and 1t seem when Mr.. johnson
was STOPPING down after arrang-
ing q piece OF tagging in a set, a
chunk Of ore fell breaking his
back and otherwise fatally in
iuring him. :
He died Immediately. On Sun
day he was buried, the funeral
being conducted Under the au.
spices of the S. II. & F.. F. of A.,
a Scandinavian society of which
he was a MEMBER. The funeral
was largely attended. When the
accident occurred at the Adams
the entire shaft of No. / was
closed down and Ework was not
resumed at this shaft until Mon
day. Every employe of the
mine mourned the loss of their
companion, as we'll as the break
ing of 4 splendid record of the
mine. I'VE hope and trust"
said Supt. Hearding last Satur.
day, that four more years at
least will pass over our heads
without another fatal accident,
Star.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16
TAX R.lTES.

The Evening Herald of Friday
contained q list Of the assessed
valuation Of the various cities
and villages in the county, in
which it shows a decrease in the
tax rate of every city and vii
lage in the county with the ex
ception Of Virginia and Proctor
The following figures show
the valuation and tax rate in
range towns:
Ely-Rea! property, SCISSORS; personal pro-
perty, Slo9. Sss5; total valuation, Sl,l59l5i;
tax rate, 1874 against 27.5 last year.
Tower-Real property. si05,lsl; peasona
property, ST., les. total. 1872 500, taxes s6ps So
rate, 37.6 against 446 last year.
Virginia-ReaI property. sSs,So2 persona
property, sS1.el5; total, S:t5 5s7; taxes, 5000
rate 4l.9 against 355 last wear.
Bt"ablk-Real estate, S3s2 HI; persona
property, s!.7os. total siaS. s55; taxes SUSIE 81
rate al9 agains a5:6 last year,
Eveleth-Real estate, $7s.S7 ncrsanal nro,
perty, s14.7s3; total, ss7,e43; taxes, s2::so. 81
rate 25 against a5.7 last year
Hlbb!ng-Reel estate, sl66,6ll; persona
property, o.20s; total, 1852 sl9; taxes, s11,5s3
rate 900 against s8,5 last year.
Iron Junction-Real estate, 81, 43o; persona
property. sleol; total, s!s,soo; taxes, s2Al.sl
rate 1873 against :},7 last year.
Mckinley-Real estate. sls,4l9; personal
property, $3.50, total, slI,lto; taxes, sl43.W
rate 1912 against 1875 last year.
Merrtt-Real estate, sa2o1; personal pro:
perty' none; total. 82ol; taxes, sll50l; rate
1875 against 1873 lasl year.
Aesaba-Real estate, ssl4o; personal nto.
perty, Sits, total. 9eeo; taxes, l9 4s; rate H.;
against 81 last year.
Mountain 1ron-Real estate, sae, 500; nerson.
al property, sas57; total, s3),s47; taxes 1854 II
rate 3l.8 against 81. last year.
Proctorlnott-Real estate, s59,54; personal
property 81, a; total. $3.50; taxes, s47o5. 90
rate 75.l against 375 last year.
sparta-Real estate, sl7,s77; personal pro.
pcrty' @i5'; *otat s2o,ls;; taxes, sss7, 60; rate
222
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The county board, at it's last

session, decided that in future
the cities within the confines of
81. Louis county must pay the
board OF prisoners sent to the
county Jail. A chain gang might
be a profitable venture 3now
keeping the prisoners at home to
work on streets and public i'm
provemen1s.
The bond Of County Treasurer
Whipp'e has been reduced from
$3.50, 600 to $500 900. the .reduc-
ton being made on account Ct
the new law providing for semi
annual tax settlements. AS the
bond required is u surety bond
furnished at the expense Of the
treasurer the reduction is doubt
less appreciated.
A we'll known business man in
forms the Enterprise that. P. E
Bowling was in the city yester-
daV, negotiating for the purchase
Of the Virglnian Our, inform
ant further vouchsafed the state
ment that he hoped Bro Cup
pernull would know better than
to sell TO any man of the mental
calibre or business stability of
MIR Bowling
TIL improvements to be made
the coming winter by the Duluth
& Iron Range road will cost in
the neighborhood of $500, 900
These will include the entire re-
building of dock No. /. making
it 45 feet high and enlarging the
pockets. The present structure
will have to be taken down to the
water. and the substructure COM
pletely overhauied and rebuilt.
This dock work alone will cost
probably 100000. On the Ste.
wart River branch about five
miles were not finished last win
ter; this work will now be
carried on this winter,
Pat Bowling calls US skunk.
Good for you Paddy, and now
that you have solved the vexing
problem as to our identity, keep
we'll to the .leeward lest you call
forth shower of rain.-Tower
Journal. >>>:~>
Rev. John William BroWnjohn
arrived in the city yesterday,
having been assigned to the
charge of Christ Episcopal
church here. He will also fill
the pulpit of the Episcopal
church at Virginia, but will
make Hibbing his headquarters
where he soon expects to remove
his family. He will conduct his
first services here next Sunday
morning and evening at 1890
and 7:30.-Hibbing News. 4
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16
Tx APPORTIOSMEfT.

The county auditor has corn
pleted the apportionment of
state school funds, based at So Is
per pupil, from which source
district No. %, with 653 pupils,
receives $l402. 95,
The auditors department has
also completed the Novembt r
tax settlement apportionment.
from which source the city of
Virginia receives $853.52.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Duluth, MINI, Oct. Is, 1885,

Land Office at Duluth, MINI, Oct. 49, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before T.
bling, Mimi, on Dec IL, 1898, Vtz;sgt He 9@5z
Richa I'd Powers who made homestead En-
try No. SS8S for the SW1l Of NW.l OIL Section
10 and sIi Of NEA and NWl4 Of sEAfof sec.
tion Tp0o Rls w. = -.s 3d., 49,
I He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cs,ltiva-
ton OF said land, viz; St ~. 3 III
VIM. Briere, Of Mt. Iron, MINI. 81 sss
David Beaudoin, OF Virginia, MINI.
John Chesser - 80: = :. #
George 0oesia. ''5ss. - :I3 g. = . 5z
w. 2. ouIx,s, Rssisser. 1
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School Notes.

= '''oo'. Notes' ~
FRANK DoNNELLY, Editor
Alex KING, Assistant Editor
sTArF-RHETon4c CLASS.
Not the weak and winning
drones,
Who al! troubles magnify;
Not the watch word Of Il cant"
BIT the nobler, "I'il try"
Miss Jennie Myers has return
ed from the east, and plainly
shows her pleasure in being once
more among her friends.
Walter Smith was a Duluth
visitor Saturday.
The Latin class are taking up
the SECOND regular conjugatior.
Last week the rea'iing class
completed The Ancient Marin
er" aud maud Muller" and are
ROW reading The Birds of
Killuyworth.
The program for Christmas
will be. to use an example of
schoolgirl hyperbole, just love
ly.
Something is going to happen
if our school hasn't the best per.
centage in attendance next
month. so the girls say.
Rev. Kathan called on Mr..
Park Friday.
The girls in the latin class
conjugate the verb amo better:
and faster than the boys. But
this is not such great disgrace
to the boys as woman have al
ways had the reputation of being
better takers than men.
The High School with the aid
of the sixth and seventh grades
is progressing in music. Come
to the Christmas entertainment
to hear our music if for nothing
else.
Don't SO to tho halls of con-
gress to hear a debate, come to
the, school house some afternoon
at 8 o'clock and the eighth grade
debating on American Citizen.
They'll set you thinking.
Grand Xmas entertainment at
the school building Thursday.
Dec. %, at 800 p. m. Every
body invited.
The ninth grade have CON-
pleted a review of the first three
declensions and the first conju-
CATION in latin. They have also
completed a review of fractions
in algebra.
New calendars have been re-
ceived in all the rooms. They
are the compliments of Jno. Co.'S
tin, Jr., the insurance agent.
Examinations next week. What
wailing and crashing of teeth
there will be after the papers
are handed back.
Frank Reid expects to re-en.
ter school after Christmas.
Mrs. Park called at the school
Friday last. +. 49,
u. The boys and girls are very
anxious about being here regu-
lar and on time. ...... !,
q Electric lights will soon be put
il the school building.
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A GRAND SLCCESS

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
NJ. E. Chusch are having much
success with their annual fair
and festival now beng conduct
ed in the Lundstrom block.
From the fair and chicken pie
supper last evening $l35 was
taken in. The fair is open again
this evening. for the sale of
fancy articles, but no supper
will be served tong ht.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16

companies. DR.. Hulst, saperin-
tendeot for the Oliver Mining
company, when ia Duluth last
week. talked as il no advance
was contemplated on the Yer
million, Good miters are said to
be scarca.-~-News, Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16
NoOS- HEYEiHIEU WEDDtNt,.

Miss Francis Maud Moon,
Naughter Of Daniel II. Moon, was
was married at 7:S0 last night to
I. harles Il. Weyerhaeuser. of
Little Fails. Tho ceremony was
performed at the homo of the
brides father, 1920 East Super.
ior street, by Bishop Morrison,
of the Episcopal Diocese of Du
1u.h. The groom is a son of
Frederick Weyerhaeaser, Of ST.
Paul, the lumber king.
The affair was ono Of great
simplicity and only the relatives
and a few Of the friends of the
contracting parties were present.
The ceremony was performed in
the parlor which was decorated
with roses, evergreens and holly
Miss Rachel Moon was Brides
maid and Frederick Weyerhaeus
'er, of Cloquet, brother Of the
groom, was best man, Just be
fore the ceremony, Miss Mary
Braashow of Superior sang
"Genevieve." At the head of
the stairway Prof. Robinson's
mandolin orchestra was station
ed and furnished music during
the evening.
Those that were present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyer
haeuser, of St. Paul, parents of
Of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Ru
'dolph Weyerhaeuser, of Clo-
quet; MIR. and Mrs. J. R. Jewett,
of st. Paul; MIR. and Mrs. S. S.
Davis, Of Rock Island, H.; Mr..
and Mrs, /. K. Kerr, of Eau
Claire; Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Ba
con, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Bishop and Mrs. J. D.
Morrison. of Duluth; Mrs. Hill,
Of Poughkeepsle; Mrs. r. Davis
and Mrs. Ed Denkmar of Rock
Island; Mrs. D. B. Finch, of St
Paui. Mrs Farrell and little
daughter. aud Mrs. Miller.Bra
ley. Of Duluth.
Miss Sue Denkman, of Rock
Island; Miss Anna Reimers, of
Evanston, Ill.,; Miss Finch, of
St. Paul; Miss Mary Bradshaw,
of Superior; Miss VESSEL, of
Senaca Falls, N. Y; Miss Bertha
Dunlap, of Chicago; Miss Rachel
Moon. Miss Laura Jones and
Miss Charlotte Simmons, of Du.
luth.
John Weyerhaeuser, of Rock
Island; Frederick Weyerhaeuser,
Jr., Of Cloquet; r. D. Drewmus:
ser, Of Little Falls, the groom's
Epartner; W. D. Moon, of Chica-
go, uncle Of the bride; J. l..
'Greatsinger, Morton Miller,
William Dalrymple, Ward Ames,
'Jr., Wells Gilbert, Clarence
Sheppard, Murray Peyton and
Dan Moon, Jr., of Duluth.
Mr.. and rs. Weyerhaeuser
left over the St. Paul & Duluth
road last night for St. Paul.
They will sail from New York
for Europe on the steamer St.
Paul on the 21st and will remain
'dbroad six months, after which
they will return to their home at
Little Fails.
Almost all of the out of town
guests left for their homes in q
private car last night, going
over tho St. Paul & Duluth road.
News. Tribune.
The bride is the daughter of
Drniel Fl Moon, Of the Moon &
Kerr Lumber company, of this
city, and during many visits here
has acquired hosts of friends
who unite in extending congrat-
ulations and we'll wishes.
ADYAyCN IN wI0rx
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TIE NOVEMBER sETTAEHEsr

The November settlement has
not yet been turned over to the
county treasurer. but it will be
70 . few days. After that it will
take . day OF SO 10 got tor the
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FATTENlNG Up STOCK

all over the country now for
the holiday trade. We will
have the pick Of the best
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb,
Pork and Poultry here in
time to fill your orders.
The meat We sell all the
year round is equal to any
specially fed for festive &C
casions. It is cut from young
corn fed animals and is ten.
den, juicp and toothsone.
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ADT4FCE IN WdGES.

Among the guests at the St.
Louis are Capt. and Mrs john
Peugilly of Ely. ThsyHl re-
main in the city over Sunday.
Capt. PengiIly confirms the re-
port of an advance in wages at
the Chandler. The advance was
put in Dec. 2 and amounts to
from IL to Is per cent The. ad-
vance effects all departments of
the force, which amounts to $50
men. The wages of miners is
advanced from 81 20 to 5000 a
day.
Capt. Pengilly says the wages
are triae better than was paid
in 1892, which means. they are
the best ever paid there. The
Chandler is producing $500 tons
of ore a day and the mines about
Ely are producing 1000 tons
daily in the aggregate.
1t is not known what action
will be taken by the minnesota
or the Oliver Mining companies
ia regard to wages but it is cx-
pees6by some mining men that
the st5h6srd fixed by the Chaud :
her Willie met by tie other two
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Official Paper, City Of Virginia,
Hl,esias Notice.

Persons wishing 3 news item. change Of
"ad."e anything in the line OF recalls. in
sested. Will please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon OF each week, il convenient.
as /: saves time and trouble for both parties.
VIC reserve the right to positively refuse
any notice Of whatever nature after so'cloek
p. III, on Thursday.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16

Stacy. Adams shoes, none bst-
tnr, ~ The Model
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Ladies' celebrated
Imperial shoes in lace
or button, So and $3.50
quality, for $2.4S.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16

Daily. E1cept sunday.
n. I.*AooxE. Agent.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-12-16

Boring & Co. g make
of Ladies' lace and but
ton shoes, former price
$3.50 and $500, now
$l.98.