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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-04-21

livery on June 18th. Three stand
ard gauge locomotives, for the
handling Of Dirt and ore. are also
!enr.ovte, It is the intention of
the company to run double shift,
which means the employment of
from 400 to 500 men by mid.sum-
mer. Development and stripping
will continue at all times during
the year, so far as the weather
may permit, the stripping prop.
osltion at this property present.
ing a problem for the moving of
several million yards OF earth, it
being the intention to strip the
property entire with the excep
ton OF the fat just north of the
city limits, but no underground
work this season Is anticipated.
Mr.. Montague is a genial gen.
tleman to meet; thoroughly con-
versant with mining and mining
methods, and evidently a hustler.
For nearly twenty years past he
has been general manager of the.
Grown Point Iron Co., one of the
greatest producers Of magnetic
Bessemer ore.
THE FLORENCE .niNE wrLL 1E,,rrn
Preparations are nov, being
made for an immediate reopening
OF the Florence mine, which has
been idle for the past five years.
Supt. Beat6ie received telegram
from the New York owners, Sun
day, instructing him to get
things in shape for a resum ption
OF active mining operations and
also requesting him to go to New
York at once for the purpose OF
consulting with the company re
garding the details connected
with the proposed resumption.
Capt. Thomas began some neces
sary work on No. S shaft with a
small force of men on Monday,
and everything will be in shape
for mining ore when definite
orders come. Just how large a
force of men will be employed
depends entirely upon the guam
tity of ore President Scott de-
sires to get out this season. The
mine has been kept practically
free from water during the pro
tracted shut down, and the ex
pense of getting the property in
shape for ore BOOSTING will be
comparatively small. In addi-
ton TO a force Of miners to be
employed, a good-sized crew will
be necessary to slip the $1,000
tons Of ore in stock, all of which
has bcen sold. Supt. Beattie is
now in New York Mining News
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Terms, 81 Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons Wishing news item. change OF
"ad." or anything in the line OF locals, in
serted, y III please have same In our Office by
Thursday noon OF each week, II convenient,
as 1t saves time and trouble for both pm IT les.
We reserve the right &c positively refuse
any notice OF whatever nature after O'Clock
p. m. ON Thursday.
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EXTEND THEH An INVIT1TIUN.

EXTEND THEM IN INVITA7ION.
The MOI thwestern Minnesota
Editorial Association, one hun
dred strong, are to visit Grand
Rapids during their annual out
ing in June this year, and we
consider it would be but a wise
and courteous act on the part of
the Editorial Association of the
Iron Ranges to at once call a
meeting for the purpose of ex-
tending to their brethren a form
al invitation to make tour of
the iron ranges during their trir.
This section would present 10 a
major portion of them an inter-
esting new field, and give them
an opportuni ~ of viewing the
richest portion of the great com
monwealth of Minnesota. What
think ye, brethren?
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the next meeting.

the next meeting.
Some Of the seventh, eigth and
ninth grade pupils have express.
ed their sdesire to sing at the
Presbyterian bazaar. Friday
evening.
The music class are learning a
new song entitled GOOD Night"
The favorite game pull away"
Is again 10 fashion.
A sketch Of the life of J. r.
Lowell is now being studied by
members of the 9th grade.
Some Of the high school boys
are planning to have a field day,
Wouldn't that be nice?
Just think? the 9th grade ask
ell for a test in Latin, Friday
OF course their wish was graft
tied.
Rev. Harbaugh called on Prof
Park, Monday afternoon.
One of the girls of the Latir
class dreamt that all of the mem
bers of the Latin class DasseC
the last examination. A fayora
bic omen.
We have often heard, since the
return OF the teachers, of how
good the Duluth schools are.
The 9th grade held their class
meeting on Wednesday evening
The class colors are to be laven
der and white. Two committees
were appointed by the presiden,
one to consider notices; the
other is to get class colors.
BIWABIK.
H. J. Borham returned Wed
nesday evening from his home a
Weyau:7ega. Wis.,, where he ha.
been during the winter.
Miss Olive Wright spent Sun
day with her sister. Mrs. Sewall
at Mckinley.
Frank Schmidt returned from
st. Louis, Mo. Wednesday even
ing.
The Young Ladies' Literar,
Society met at the home OF Mrs
Shank Friday evening.
Chas. Simpson, of Duluth, at
tended to business matters in tn,
city this week.
Miss Mabel Trevena spent tn,
Sabbath with Mrs. J. W. Lang
at Virginia.
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: WILL BUILD AweN Great
: TO THE }Northern Line In
: VERMllloN. From Beaver Bay

For several months past J. M.
Underwood has been conducting
explorations on section /, ellis,
near Tower. It has been gener.
ally supposed that he was il the
employ Of J. J. Hill, the Great
Northern railroad magnet. but
until very recently these suppo
sitions have lacked for substant-
ial proof, but is now known to be
a fact. On this property Las
been proven a big body of high
grade ore, q drill having pene-
trated the vein to a depth of $50
feet, and preparations are now
being made to open and develop
the property, a working shaft
being already started.
With the discovery of ore on
this property, comes the authen.
ticated report that the Great
Northern, which owns much land
on the Vermilion and in the sec.
ton proposed to be traversed,
contemplates the building of an
ore road from Beaver Bay to the
Vcrmiiion. A preliminary sur
vey for road trayersing this
section has already been made
and it is understood to be the in
tention of the company TO con
stru<t the road the coming sum.
mer.
The original survey is said te
present a novelty in railroad
building, being down grade 5ott
ways.
The entrance of the Great
Northern into the ore fields Of
the Mesaba and Vermilion may
result in reduction of ore tariff
but this is unlikely. The new
roads, however, will get a share
of the business Of the ranges
owning as it does u number Of
valuable properties in the irol
district.
OPERA HOUSE SATURDAY NIGH
APRIL ~.
The play of Uncle Tom {
Cabin" has been acted through
out the country thousands OF
times and today is the most popu
lar drama in the land. The mos,
exacting Christian pe-ple ne:e1
hesitate to witness it's rendition
which they always do with grea
pleasure and delight. Lesson:
on morality and virtue may b.
learned by it's teachings. Messr:
Young Bros. have engaged ;
strictly first class company o
ladies and gentlemen to presen
the ever favorlte drama, anl
they promise to give the amuse
ment loving people of this city ;
grand production in every way,
good music, fine scenery. an(
have arranged to present be
tween acts the marvellous Mag
niscope. reproducing all th'
Naval battles Of the latt, war
Seats on sale at City Drug Store
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.
State of minnesota, county OF St. Louis, City
of Virginia:
To the common council of the City of
Virginia, In the county of St. Louis and state
OF Minnesota:
Tho undersigned, A. Trumpush. hereby
makes application for a license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquors for a
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jas AanoOey 10 S0 N AllaVctZ Is
D Christopher 10 90 Pat Cannon ee2
J Sutherland 90 Mesbcrz $,
F Rinnert 10 FB Ro.som 5S
Virginia Enterprise "a s.
Passed on motion Of Aid. O'connor by the
following vote:
Ayes Aid. G. Johnson, F. johnson.
Donnelly. Chittcnden O'Connor Einun. MIR.
Pres
Approved April 9Th 1899.
Z. K. Brown. Acting Mayor.
Another report of the Finance Committee
as follows:
To the President and Common Council of the
City of Virginia:
Gentlen,en:
We, the undersigned committee on finance
would respectfully repor, that We have aud
tied the following btlls and offer the follow
ing resolution for adoption:
T.. L. Brown,
Gust Johnson,
Committee.
Resolved, That the following bills be allow
cd and the Recorder be and is hereby In
structed to draw orders on the City Treasur-
er in payment Of same:
Virginia Enterprise publishing proceed
ing for quar-. ending April 1910
John Hurley special police da 4oL
A Hawkinson semi annual int, on bonds As o.
do con. on 40l4 10 80 %
Fire Dept For;i's fire IS 10
Passed on motion Of AID. O'Conaor by the
following vote:
Aycs-Ald G johnson. F. johnson. Einum,
Donnelly. Chittendcn O'Connor, Mr. Pres-7
Says-none
Approved April 9Th. 1895.
L. n. Brown,
Acting Mayor
Petition Of C. Il johnson asking permission
to move oven wall five feet west from its
present position rs better prevention from
drc read aud permission granted.
Application OF David Fnrtl asking to have
his liquor license transferred to Frank Tram .
push and recorder instructed to transfer said
license upon acceptance by the Council OF
new bonds to be furn listed by Frank Tram
push.
Liquor license application OF \ Trsnpush
read and ordered published.
Liquor license bond Of O:to Hannula and
petition o: Frank Tran,push laid over until
next meeting.
Annual report OF city recorder ard truss
On motion Of Aid. O'Connor the recorder
was instructed to present bill of $50 co to Viz
ginia Light Water CO said bill being for
feitcd penalty on account OF hydrant ut 5
east corner of Chestnut and Wyoming ave
not being in use from Feb. 18th to april LIST.
No further business the council upon mo-
ton Of Aid. Eirum adjourned.
approved April 9th 1890.
z. X. Brown, Acting Mayor.
Attest: Chas E. Fay City Recorder.
Council Chamber.
Virginia. Mimi, April 18th, 1850.
Roll call.
Aid. Present-F. johnson, Mcchan. Einum
G. johnson, Chittcnden, O'Connor. Donnclly.
r. Press
Alderman Ahsent-noue.
BY Aid. O'Connor.
Resolved bv the Common Council OF the city
of the Virginia that vote Of thanks be OK
tended our outgoing Mayor the present and
gentlemen Of the common council.
Passed on motion OF Aid Johnson by the
following vote:
Aycs-A|d. G, johnson. F. johnson Nichan.
Einunl. Chittendcn, O'Conaor. 'Donnesly, Mt.
Pres 80
Nays-none.
Approved April IL 1899.
Z. K. Brown Acting Mayor.
Attest: Chas. E. Fay, Recorder
No further business the council upon mo-
ton of Aid G Johnson adjourned.
Chas f. Fay, z. K. Brown,
City Recorder. Acting Mayor.
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AND THE JUDGE CAME BACK.
We raise our hat to Judge
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THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE.
T-tS ;
". Il. HlNN4LFCRll, EDITOR.

ut tho post-Office at Virginia. Mlnn.,
as second class mail matter.
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AT ERIE BASIN
The Shamrock Was Safely Dry Docked
 Yesterday

New York, September 27-The Shamrock was today safely dry docked at Erie basin Every preeaution was taken to prevent mls- hap to the big cutter, and twenty minutes after she was warped into position over the twelve blocks at the bottom Of the doek her keel was resting securely in place There was no attempt to hide the lines of the yacht from view. The yard WAS open to the public from morning until night, and hundreds of yaehtsmen stood for hours while the water was being pumped out, that they might get look a the underbody and keel of the challen- ger. It was too late in the day for se- crecy. and so the "clouts" and petticoats that prevented the people from seeing the Shamrock when she was laumched in Eng land early this summer and afterward when she was docked at the basin shortly after reaching this country were not used. Every one had a fine look al the craft.
 The Shamrock lay alongside the partly burned steamer Bucars all night and early this morning her crew was put to work scrapng off the green paint that covered her top sides exposing the true metal un- derneath. Just what metal these two upper streaks of plates are composed of is a se- cret but it looks very much like a compo- stion of aluminium and nickel, very light and at the same time very strong. It is. quite probable that the Shamrock will not have fler upper body repainted, for fear it may retard her speed.
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Second game
Isnston14; Washington 5

Boston, September 27.-Willis was as wild as a hawk today, giving eight bases on balls and making five wild pitches. Bos- ton batted Mcfarland out of the box in two innings and touched up his successor, Magee, in lively fashion. The backstop work of Sullivan was the only feature. The game was called in the eighth inning on account of darnkess. Score:
 R H E Boston ........ ....... 25 00f03 @-1l II 5 Washington. .. .. ..4 01 0 00 2-S 5 Batteries: Willis and Sullivan; Magee, Mcfarland and Powers.
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BASE BALL.
Baltimore 11.o; Philadelphia 1S.o

Baltimore. September 27.-Baltlmore and Philadelphia played a double header today and each club scored a shut out. McGin- nity was a problem for the visitors in the first game while Frazer was easy for the home batters. Nops and Mc<enna gave a fareleal exhibition of pitching in the see- ond game, while Donohue was enigmatieal throughout. Score:
 First game R.H.E. Philadelphia. =. .. O00000000-0 l Q Baltimore.... =. ..210214 401 *-11 19 l
 Batteries-Frazer and McFarland Me- Ginnity and Smith.
 Second game R.H.E Phlladelphia... ..,.. ,... l 0 20 1-l6 l1 DdltlHofe---. ..... U U U U VI
 Batteries-Donohue and Douglass; Me- Kenna, Nops and Smith; Crisham and Robinson.
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men, impediments to marriage. and All forms of chronic, nervous, blood and r,ri- vate diseases
 EVERY FORM or PRIVATE DISEASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE
 ConsultatiOns at office or by mail are in. vited free.
 Treatment by mail to parties who cannot visit me. No written prescriptions; we furnish all medicines.
 birmingham Daily News: "rhe News oommends him Or. Dozier) most corIi ,ii, to all those in need of his services.''
 Aae-Herald: His long record and on- nroved abilities entitle him to the pro,iI distinction of standing at the head of his
 Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro- fessional standing is unimpeachable and his character as gentleman and citizen is above reproach."
 Office and dispensary corner Third 1vs- nue and Nineteenth street, Birmingham, Ala.
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St. Louis 3: Lou.sylIle 2

St Louis, Sept. 27.-The Perfectos de- feated Louisville in a well played game to- day by punching their hits. Sudhoff pitch ed a great game and kept the Colonels' six hits well scattered, Scope: nup St Iouis 1O10010 "-3 Il 2 Louisville ...... .,.... l 0 OOO OO " D
 Batteries: Sudhoff and O'Connor; Flaher- ty and Zimmer.
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c,lumlia leaves Sew Roel.er

New York, September 27-The Columbia left her mooring at New Rochelle at noon and was lowed through Hell Gate and the East river this afternoon, arriving at the navy yard before dark. She will be docked early tomorrow morning at slack water, it is said, which will be about o'clock.
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Brooklyn :; New York 5

New York, September 27.-Brooklyn de- feated New York today in an e-sht inning game, the contest being called in that in- ming on account of darkness. Score;
 R H E New York 10O0310O- Il 6 Brooklyn ... ........ 0020302 0-7 13 Batteries: Carrick and Warner; Kennedy and Mcclure.
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DIR. D. T. DOZlER
 SPECIALIST.
Genifo Urinary Surgery.

Surgery.
 Cutaneous end venereal diseases. All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- Vic Viscera of men and women. Cystitis. stricture. sexual weakness prostititis, irreg- ularities of wo
The age-herald., 1899-09-28
STOLEN

 STOLEN from Fist street and 1st avenue. new Rambler bicycle, No. 73S53 Chrste saddle. $500 reward if returned to s. Be- thea & Co.,, Steiner building.
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
 FOR RENT. SO5 South 3Oth street-S rooms, $35 1530 Avenue KS rooms, $35. 1913 Avenue K-7 rooms, $30 114O South 18th street-5 rooms, $17.o0. 2416 4th avenue-7 rooms, $40. 1894 7th avenue-6 rooms, $20. 2231 Sycamore street-6 rooms, now vacant, $20.
 STORES. 1716 1st avenue, $20. HIS 1st avenue, $20.
 FOR RENT. $1,65O-5-room cottage, large lot, 14th ave- nue, South. S1750-Three 4-room houses, Avenue D, be- tween 18th and 18th streets; rents $2O per month. Some good homes and business property for sale
 CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Telephone 6O6 2OOs First avenue FOR RENT-store rooms Nos. 113, 115, IF, east side of 18th street, between 1st and 2d avenues. Store room 1903 2d avenue, next to the cor ner and opposite postoffice All of these stores are less than a block from the new opera house.
 w. A. SMITH, 1916 9th avenue, or 1S011s 2d avenue. S-2O-tf
 FOR RENT 241S 4th avenue--7 rooms, $50. 929 South 17th street, rooms, $50. 1917 10th avenue, South-7 rooms, $40. 216O Highland avenue-7 rooms, $SO. 1O-room residence, Highland avenue, $50.
 STORES. IT North Fist street, s55. 2029 1st avenue, Sl5.
 w. B. LEEDY & CO, Telephone 42 1l41z Fist Street.
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 SPRAYED.

STR,A YED from our mines at Zenedia, near Helena, Ala, black horse mule, 90 inches high, years old, white hairs on neck. Information or return of same to us or Fies X Sons, Birmingham, Ala, will be rewarded Terrel Coal Co. 9-2S-St SPRAYED from Nabers' pasture, in Pow derly l bay horse about 10 years old 1512 hands high, ? white feet behind, stripe in face 1 yellow bay horse mule, about ' years old, Is hands, blister mark on shoul- der 1 brown horse mule, 15 hands high, about years old, lame In left front leg,
 white collar marks on neck. Any fnfor- nation as to the whereabouts, or the re- turn of any or all of the above will be suitably rewarded by Ffes X Sons, 4th avenue between. 18th and 18th streets, Birmingham, Ala. 9-S-3t
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WANTED-An active young bookkeeper No applications considered above age of 3O Fair salary; immediate employment References required. Apply Louis ". Clark X Co.,, General Insurance Agents, 202l First Avenue, Birmingham, Ala. 9-2S-4t
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s2.00O4If taken today. buys the greatest acre bargain on the market in 90 acres splendid farm land, barn, house, etc., fronting pike, near East Lake, No wait ing about this, as it will be out of those can't see good things until fl is out of reach B. F. Eborn.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

WANTED-To meet young man with from $500 to $500 cash who would like to travel America and make good money while doing so. Address Traveller, care Age-Herald,
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

WEDDING and funeral work a speciality. Roses, carnations, the very best, 1916 2d avenue. Telephone 72. Open September 30. Curreys. 9-2S- -thur-sat-sun
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8, ,7O0-Fine corner, 1OOx1OO with two splen- did 2-story, Groom houses fronting car line, South Highlands; rents will pay, after October 1, per cent on over $7OOO. B. F. Bborn, 106 Fist street.
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nEi,sONAI.

STTfT ATTONs secured for gradHates. Fall session begins September Il. Massey Bus mess College. S-3l-1 ROSES, carnations and all cut flowers in season, 1916 2d avenue. Telephone P. Cur rey's. 9-ZSNtnur-sat-sun
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WANTED-Occupants for suit of unfur- nished rooms. Two ladies, or couple pre- ferred. Beautiful, convenient apart ments, with access to bath. Centrally lo- cated. Apply at 510 N. 18th street, city. q-92-1t
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

LADY or man wanted to travel and ap-
 point agents $60 per month salary and expenses. ziegler & Co.,, 26S Locust St.,
 Philadelphia. 9-3-sun- wed-sat & wk-eow
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THE ALABAMA HOME" HAS $25. .OOO TO loan to build houses on vacant lots The limit of cost is smaller in this assocla- tion than in any other company. Apply W. V. Nj. Robertson. G. NJ. 2OO9 First ave. 6-16-lm
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FREEING will send you daily gallon of sparkling water free of charge; you pay the messenger his car fare only. Stevens Aerated Water Co. 9-27-t
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WANTED-Occupants for four nice rooms with table board. Also table boarders Service first class. 1913 9th avenue 9-2S-7t
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$600-Four-room house and lot, 60x120 front ing car line. Jonesville $500 cash, $lOO six months, balance $S.33 monthly. B. F. Eborn.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

WANTED-NIan to work about store. Six rooms for rent Apply al 1891 Avenue E 9-2S-2t.
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Chicago 4-7; Iittsburg 1-7

Chicago, September 27.-Grififths steady pitching and Bradley's wonderful fielding and hard hitting won the first game very easily. Most of the runs in the second game resulted from bases on balls Calla- han especially being very wild. The game was called at the end of the eighth on ac- count of darkness, with the score tie. Score:
 First game
 Chicago. ..... .... 01001200 *A 1 Pfttsburg... ..... 0 Q 0 ID 0 V-l SchriVer.
 Second game
 Chieago.... ..... ... 41011OJ0 *-7 Il 0 Pittsburg..... =. l 0 0 0 Q 0 . 0-f U
 Batteries-Callahan and Chance; Gray, Parker and Bowerman.
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WANTED-South Highland vacant lots or houses and lots well located, at reasona- be prices 1 have the buyers if your property and prices are right. B. r. Eborn 106 2lst street.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

WANTED-Board for medical students Address Birmingham Medical College, stating rates, number can accommodate, etc.
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$l,250-Choice broom cottage splendid ele- vated lot, fronts electric line, Rush ave- nue, Jonesyille. A neat, cosy home on easy terms today. See this. B. F. Eborn.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS

CYLINDER PRESS for sale, 2Sx42 Cot trell & Sons, drum cylinder, rack and screw distribution, tapeiess delivery, air springs and hinge roller; frame in good working order; for sale cheap. Will print S-col. folio or 5-col. quarto. City Paper Co, 1895 2d avenue
 $5,6OO-one of the greatest bargains on Northside 1O0x240 Beautiful and valua- ble location; 2-story, S-room house that cost $2,S00. Rents $22. co. Two nice, five room cottages, rents s22 month; six good 3-room tenement houses, rents at $2l month. Total rents on this cheap basis, $6S month"; $Sl6 annually or per cent. on over $l0.000. Whats the matter, is it your nerves or your pocket that holds you back? Come lets talk this over, and let me settle your nerves by selling it to you. B. F. Eborn, 106 Fist street.
The age-herald., 1899-09-28

WANTED-Pattern makers, moulders, pipe rammers, machinists, fitting moulders. Apply to w. D. Ross, Jr., Foreman, Her cules Iron and Supply Co.,, Anniston, Ala. 9-2S-2t.
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WANTED.

WANTED-I will open my floral store Sep tember 90 at Birmingham Arms Go. Tel ephone 72 Open Sunday till Il a. m. Cur rey's. 9-2S-thur-s -sdt-sun
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VOLUNTEERING

ENGINEERING II, r. WILSON, JR., Civil and Mining En- gineer, Draughtsman. 1921 1st avenue. 9-19-1mo
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We carry a full line of Metallic Cartridges. Get our prices.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A beautiful cottage, 6 rooms, hot and cold water baths, fine location, only $25. NJ. F. Messer, ll7i2 North 20th street. 9-26-eod If FOR RENT-The old Worthington place, Avenue F and 31st street. J. F. Graham. 9-23-6t
 , FOR RENT-Two nice furnished rooms also three furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Apply at 170s Fifth avenue 9-21-1w.
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Miners Tools.

Beal Bros. Pick..... ....... ..... 30, Beal Bros Shovel....... ........ 75C Beal Bros. Cap..... ............. 25t Beal Bros Lamp..... ............ 25' Blasting Powder..... ..... ......... 1. .5
 Blasting Caps, per boX..... ...... 75t Tamping Bar..... ..... ........... fo' Fuse, per 100 feet..... ...... 65' Dynamite, per case..... .......... 5.T Miners Augers. ........ .... Is