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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

H II catsup and hammer. Dainty and
tempting refreshments were then
serYea on the card tables, after which
MISS MISS Gneri played several selections Of
beautiful music on the piano. delighting
the listeners with her skill and exquisite
touch. Mrs. Berry's guests on this han
Pyi occasion were Miss Cher, of Rail-
more; Miss Elizabeth Johnston. Miss
Matte Johnston, Miss Mary Wholev
MISS Lille Drummond. Miss Datsv
Drummond, Miss Virginia Newton
Miss Mary Leigh, Miss Madpe Dr,,n,
mond, Miss Gussie Newton. Mr. Tnrne,
johnston, Mr.. Harry Keeling Mr. IInIt.
day. Mr. Theodore Garnett Jr Str
Stebbins, Mr.. Joseph Drummond NJ
Colllngwood Burrow, Mr.. Percy Ionaa
MT. Duncan Fuller and Mr.. wiiuon,s
MISS Margaret Flynn entertained !.
few Of her friends at n Hnilowss Ine u
ty Tuesday evening ct her homo p't q,
the county. Fortunes were tried ona
great mirth and fun evoked fron,
"bobbing apples" toasting Chestnut q
and the other interesting ways or All
Hallow's Eve. Delightful refresh
ments were served during the eveninr
and greatly enjoyed. Miss Flynn.s
guests on this occasion were Miss Mar
garet McDermott, Miss Beatrice RelIo.
han. Mr.. Allen Mckenzie and Nfessrs
William and Henry McDermott
Chaplain Morrison entertained Mrs
p. 3. Hodges, Miss Sallie Bernard and
Miss Mary Meade Bernard, OF Peters
.purg IN q charming manner Friday.
the occasion was a breakfast on
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Stamped Goods.

The four piece Table Sets, at 12H Nc.
set, are remarkably cheap.
Think of getting prettily stamped
union linen centre piece, tray cover
and two doilies, all for i21ac.
It's the greatest value this depart
nent has ever had.
Stamped Duck Bureau scarfs-deep,
knotted fringe-2 yards long. zoe.
each.
Stamped Duck Wash Stand Covers
IL yards long-12hc. each.
Stamped Pillow Shams-32xs2 inches
12hc, each.
Rich Applique Bureau Scarfs - ~
yards long-5Oc., 62hc.. 75c., 81 and
s160 EACH
Rich Applique Shams-32x32 inches
25c.. 29c., 50c., 75c.. Hlsc. and 81 each
Silk Lambrequins-whitc and all colors
embroidered In heavy gold-S2
safe, &c. S. ss3 50 4255 81 and-s5 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
i MEEK ! /: !: { in SOCIETY.
Galore iii Norfolk During
the Past Week.
,ssan nIoysbie Progressive Euchre
Is sss Rart y;4Eaaiiowe Oyster Roast
nreaE fast on the Rattieship Tex
as s scirse "a Novel, Party.

&: tuesday Mrs. Berry entertained q
L paFty or h er friends In a very charming
u fner at her home on the corner OF
sgS:hiaEl ottte and Brewer, streets. The af-
a card party, five tables Of
FessiyeS chre being played. Very
( $spgestty sgcores cards, painted by Mrs.
sy5HsErS,g eTe given to the players. The
say prize was won by Miss Aradge
h 4 asIi 1ond. and che received card
ssTcy$ ones carried off the
among The gentlemen In the
4 siIy lamp box. The BOBBY
sS5a3s NE Won BY M ISIS lille Drum
q q tsbbins who we're
Il AZ 4, g bottae of to-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

board the battleship Texas. which Is
now undergoing repairs at the navy
yard. Breakfast was served at 10
o'clock and delightful afternoon spent
on board ship.
Col. Muse entertained a party of
friends In a charming manner last
week by giving an oyster roast The
roast took place at Willoughby Beach
and was most enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Weston enter
tanned at dinner, Tuesday evening, the
Misses Mallory. of Charlotte, N. c.,
Mr.. Howard Shield and Mr.. Montsom-
cry Osborne The affair was q most
delightful one and adds another happy
event in the calendar of pleasant en-
tertainments given by these charming
hosts.
Miss Lissie Hllllard entertained
party Of friends very delightfully."- Tues
day at her home on York street. The
occasion was birthday supper, which
proved q most enjoyable one. After
the menu had been served the even
ing passed pleasantly in Hallowe en-
sports. Those who were Miss billiards.
guests on this evening were Miss Mary
Mcguire Chamberlain, Miss Margaret
Reid, Miss Emily Allyn, Miss Elizabeth
Bowdoin, Mr. Fergus Goodridge, Mr..
Frank Mccullough Mr.. Theodrlc Will
liams. Mr.. Calvert Dey and Mr.. Robert
Pegram.
Miss Blsle Winston gave a Hallowe'en
party Tuesday evening, which was
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Cuttclo Knives. Letter Scales, Naal
II @ Files, Blotters, Corn Knives and
Tweezers-2h Inch sterling handles.
Regular 800. grade. at 100 each.
Same articles as above, with 3-inch,
regent pattern. handies-25c. each.
with sM-inch, neur de lis pattern
Gandles-39c. each,
Olga Nethersole Bracelets-plain and
chased-nine handsome patterns
60c. EACH.
Bonnet or Velvet Brushes - 5-inch
SSs$, Roman handles-9Sc. each.
Manicure and Embroidery Scissors
rich handles-50c. each.
;a q; Full 5-,nch Dressmakers' scissors-s1
!. !! each. =
;;g sst Pocket Match Boxes-75c. and CSC.
each. Half-dozen patterns. 80
III Men Inch Shell Dressing Combs
handsome silver backs-39c. each.
S-inch Hair Brushcs-entire back and
5s handle of Sterling silver. handsome
I 49, desgn-1-inch pure white bristles-
90 each.
~ Cloth and Velvet Brushes-6h inches
n s. long. ~ inches wide-1A-!nch pure
white bristles-entire back Of Sterl-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

ing silver-S patterns-s2 each.
Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets-in
monte lined cases-vory handsome
SIS q set.
Military Hair Brushes-45S-inch Sterl-
Ing silver backs-s2.50 each, With
4-inch backs-S1.69 each.
7-inch White Celluloid Dressing Combs
STERLING silver baclSs-sl each.
White Enamelled Glove Stretchers-
2la-inch sterling handles-$1 each.
3-inch handles. s1.19 each. 1850
Pocket Flasks-entirely of Sterling sill
ver-Yery handsome-s5 each.
Bonnet Brushes-21a-inch Sterling han
dles-3ia-inch bristles-S0c. EACH
Cigar Cutters-21s-inch handles-scis-
sors shape-75c. each. go
Whisp Brooms-21a-inch Sterling ham
dles-5oc. each. s-inch. 75c. sM-inch,
Halr Brushes full size extra long
bristles-entire back and handle OF
Sterling silver-s3.50 each.
7-inch Dressing Combs-tortoise shell
sterling backs-S9c. each.
Comb and Brush Sets-in monte lined
cases-7-inch tortoise combs-S-inch
hair brushes-handsome mounted
ST. q set.
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Instead. we ask but $l2.

loped Jackets. apiece, side-yent
Skirts-with set on tune; overskirt
effect. 500 each.
Black Cancels Hair Cheviot Suits-ny-
front jacket lined with black silk
new 5-gore skirt-sl0 a suit.
Handsome Gray Suits-the tight fit-
ting. double breasted Jacket is
Lined with SINNERS guaranteed
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The New Coats.

Very handsome and stylish taffeta
lined coats black, blue, tan and
brown Kersey cloth beautifully tai.
lor stitched full taffeta lining. SIS.
Others at S., IS, $40 and si3.
MISSES COATS
Tan, blue, brown, black, green and
castor, double breasted Kersey coats
very handsome - strapped seams
half silk lined. SIS.
Others at $3.50. S., 50 and $40.
CHILDREN'S REFERS
Of plain blue clleviot- 'front.'
we'll made exceptionally good value.
Very cheap at $3.50.
Others at $3.50, S. and SIS.
CHlLDREN'S LONG COATS
Of eiderdown and flannel-braid
and fur trimmed pink, blue, tan
green and red. 81, $3.50, So, 81 and
S..
INFANTS COATS
Long white Cashmere Coats hand
somely trimmed. s2.75, So, $3.50,
81, 50. 50 and S..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
CONTINUED on Fifteenth Page,
EtiucnIlOIi.

In dress is ms essential nova days as
literature and art, and we teach 1t at
n very small cost.
Our Party Gowns are works of art,
MS VIII shortly be seen at some of the
smartest functions.
We are pleased to sell Trimmings to
anyone who wishes them, and make
aceordian plating, side plating and
buttons. ARTHER MORRIS.
6l2 Columbia Bldg. CRANKY st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

satin. The new skirt, with pleated
back, closes on side, with flap, S17
Very. handsome gray, brown and navy
Chevlot Suits lined throughout
with black taffeta silk. Half Tight
hitting, dip front Jacket The skirt
closes with braid finished scalloped
Zap. $50 suit.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
New Golf Capes.

We have had to recorder golf ,capes
a half dozen times.
hey are so popular, you know.
These new ones are made Of large
shawl plaids, with fringed plaid hoods.
Solid color scalloped body with the
plaid showing inside, and down the
front, and around the bottom.
Black and white, and the lively
Scotch combinations.
81 each.
We have others, at $3.50 and 50
each.
For Children at Sd and $3.50 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Mems Normal Mixed F'lecced Lined
Shirts and Drawcrs-shirts have
riboed skirts. pearl buttons and arc
SILK trimmed. Drawers TO match
Regular SOC. grade. Mt Soc each.
Mems Gray Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers = sixty per cent. wool
great value, at 62hc each.
Mems Mcd.cated Pure Wool Red Elan
mel shirts and Drawers-75c. each.
Odds and ends-small sizes only-Men's
sec. each
Womens Flceced Ribbed Vests and
Pants-pcarl buttons. silk trimmed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

q garments for Soc.
Womcn's Extra Quality, heavy ribbed
neeced Cotton Vests and Pants-s
Women's %-wool Plain White Vests
and pants,75c. EACH All-puro-
Odds md ends of Women's regular
SOC. Vests and Pants to 60 al DC.
each 49,
Chlldren's Cotton Union Suita-foeco
lined-25c each.
ments-fleece lined-all sizesN25o
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

ssallaped Jacket. New shape 5-gore
Brown. Gray. Tan and Black camers
Hair Cheviot Suits. Double breast
ed scalloped Jackets-taffeta Hned.
New 5-gore Skirts. SIS each.
Tan, Black, Gray, Castor and Navy
Venetian and Broadcloth Suits
Double-brcasted, taffeta lined seal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

81 Wood Curtain Poles all colors-5 feet
$50 5, longEwith fixtures 25c. each.
SfaWhtte .Enamelled Cottage Rods, and
4 s.l fixtures complete-19c each.
inch Wood Porticre Poles.1o feet
long-with flxtures-50c. each we
also carry q, full line of Pinch Por-
tAIATTINGs-R .l2 Jananesa
ass signs-40 yard rolls, 50 n roll.
RS F'AMPAS GRASS iMATTINGS AND
90 & cured sweet pampas ggra ss-exct
81 ~ Re ncy effects. The mating is
fringe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

there Poles-s and 10 feet long.
We show every wanted drapery re-
qufsite-drapery pins tassel hooks.
sockets, extension brackets extern
@ SON rods, loops.
colors-26c. each.
Nattines.-cotton warp-r.ch carpet de-
" We will cut any quantity you desire.
= UliS-Quite new Made from thoroughly
Lent Lent for home and office use. Plain and
&c. yard. The rugs are &C.,, S7hc. and
me ne rugs are bound and have deep wool
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Sis would be cheap for them.

81 Regular $40 Venetian sultslight and
N dark green. Four-button, fly
,Js55s front .Jacket-5-gore Sk.rt-at. IS.
~: Gray Tan and Black Suits. Fly-front,
;sSS silk lined sJackets-scolloped q
piece Habit Back Skirt. all tailored
G seams. Sl2 SUITS, at $40.
Sc TxTRA-Regular SIT Sharkskin Suits
s at s12--black and green. Fly-front.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
nottingham Lace Curtains and Che
mile POrtieres at changed prices.

We have fyour of Nottingham and ends
only one pair of a knd-that want to sell quickly.
heir prices indicate what they worth only. find them
worth much more to you55
y THE ACTUAL VALUES ARE FROM st2s UP TO S.
THE CHANGED PRICES ARE FROM soc. UP TO 3d.
And we shall sell the balance CHENILLE PORTERES
@GOST PRICES Former prices ST. up to So chance to
secure handsome draperi outlay.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Words of highest communication
for our excellent ST Kid Gloves.

k OF III Out of of dozen pairs of the famo
chmonp and "P l." Kid Gloves ONLY THREE PAIRS GAVE I'm
"a SFACIORY WEAR That's pretty good endorsement for dolar
kid glove think 49, ~ 0oha
finest n9sf a O 7 a gloves are made Gnobe France very
match the new dress Black and stitching They absolutely perfect
and are fully guaranteed 81 a pair. " '5 p'''eet
% nge a,a mndresd Super quality
Ns' :" srass ohS-l casp-blacks
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
New Silk Waists.

S.. 50 Black Taffeta Waists at 81 50.
Made entirely of fine tucks.
Have flare cuffs. No yoke.
Fully lined.
Instead of Sc. so, they are $3.50.
Others. in black, at $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and 81.
Very handsome colored Tafeta
Waists beautifully corded and tucked
at S., $3.50 and 81.
FLANNEL WAISTS
Of all-wool flannel blue, red and
black, ST.
Beautifully braided flannel waists at
S1.25. $3.50, $3.50 and 81.
Black, navy and red Venetian cloth
waists, trimmed with white silk braid,
$3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
New Wrappers.

Of flannelette.
Warm and comfortable.
Have braid trimmed yoke front
and back;
Cut full4in every way. 81.
Better ones at SIPS, St.37 and
$50.
Handsome ones at Si.75 and 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Excellent values in Underwear
for men, women and children.

But you'll have to think act quickly
MOST OF you have heard about celebrated
of its splendid wearing qualities N'A
day we tell of lot Of Glastonbury seconds" for men, The rrcy
are SO g that only the keenest
natural WOOL Shirts and drawerss.conds of the quaty75c each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Dressing Sacques.

Splerdidly made Eiderdown Dress
ing Sacques- pink, blue, gray and
prettily crochetted-ribbon at
neck-75c. each.
OF heavier and better Eiderdown, made
similar TO the 7oc. ones-sl each.
OF heavy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yoke
front and back--loop and buttons
ribbon at neck crochettcd all
around-Sl.25 each.
OF fine lambs wool EIdcrdown-deep
collar--2 loops-rbbon al ncck-taii-
ored seams-S1.37E each.
OF fine lambs wool observation-disclosures
breasted-S sets of military loops
tailored seams-sl50 each.
OF o fine lambs anis wool Elderdown-aeep
trimmed with narrow ribbon
loops-bcauties-sl.75 each
OF fine lambs wool Elderdown-suuare
corner fun front-satin bound-two
pockets-lappcd scams-2 loops
$3.50 each.
or fine lambs wool Eiderdown-emp,re
style-collar, cuffs, yoke. front and
bottom bound with satin. $3.50 each
Boys School Stockings.
The best wearing boys stockings
that we have ever seen.
They are double ribbed-have ex-
ira heavy lees-double knees spliced
heels and toes absolutely fast black.
Tough as sole leather.
Sizes 6 to SH i2Kc. a pair.
Sizes 9 to 1O-15c. pair.
Get a couple pairs and let the hoy
try them.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Real Opal Rings.

Don't judge the quality of these
beautiful rings by the prices.
They are solid gold and are mount
ed with genuine opalS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
Y about them


-four Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
.A very lively selling marks
the carly show of Silver Novelties

You'd think it was Christmas time you crowds around
ewey where the Sterling Silver are having such
alyey selling.
We guarantee each piece genuine sterling Each piece bears the
1Sterlng' stamp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

44-tn mel SILK Finish Cream Henrietta. /
4o-inch Extra Heavy Cream Astra-
:. chan, for babies cloaks. s1S7ls.
S6-inch Cream Cashmere. 25c.
Beautiful White Taffeta Silk. 42c. and
Toe. |
2i-tnch White Bengalinc SILK. Zoe.
Regular SIPS White Corded Taffeta. 81. |
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
we anon rI. saturdaxsZ 80
WATT. RETTpw q CLAY.
WATT = At RsRrrDW 8 CLAY!
The 5 1 Black Crepons at SOC Va

are having great sale When this lot is gone-no more
hank the wind and Keeping wner indoors Had the weather n
Wod have en
ye-stae thai wei 80 oaAaASt
A splendid lot of Black. Crepons at SOC yard
that formerly cost us nc. yard Wholesale
The styles include pebble blister fifty cents hev
|ae Just exactly halt OF what used to sell fol ~ S'
~i'3 pA''N p'1'
We also tell OF White and Cream Dress Goods and Silks
White and Cream Dress Goods and Silks asotns for nv
land all purposes We tell low - A' - a"S
ncwhtea
White an"
Elan
S.lH F.ss S$sS %$S: Shin s
than Io
nd
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B Richard Carve,, CSC.

\ By| Winston Churchill. Cloth bound.
Gold tops. Rough edges, Beauti-
full Illustrated. Publishers price,
81 81 so. Our price, Csc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

52-inch Strictly Pure Wool twilled
back Cream Broadcloth-rich satin
finish 81.
45-inch Extra Heavy Cream Bedford
Cord-a beauty. ST.
mel. soc.
a6-inch All-wool Cream Serge. s7lsc.
Customers tell us that we have
we offer them at lower prices than any
for skirt-in half-dozen styles, at :,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Regular So Rings at sl.39.
Regular $3.50 Rings at SLIGO.
Regular So Rings at $3.50.
Regular $3.50 Rings at 81 so.
Regular 81 30 Rings at $3.50.
Re. ular Sc Rings at 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05

Regular sl25 Genuine Kid. undrcssed
Suede Gloves. IN grays only-Sl a |
pair
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-12-15

Monday, accompanying a. new
boarder> to Sheriff Sargent's
chuck house. IT
P. W. Healey was in from
Sparta Tuesday evening.
James Lockery, Of the former
firm of J4ockery e. johnson. OF
this city, returned here Monday
from Shioc.on, Wis; where nc
has been for some months.
Mrs. J: J Booth and children
returned yesterday from a short
visit with St, Paul and Mime
apolis friends.
Mrs. I. N. Blair and children
leave tomorrow for Belle Plain.
Iowa, where Mr.. Blair is located.
Andrew Anderson and family,
who left here's some me&years4ago Tor
the silver mines at San Pedro,
Mexico. returned to the city on
Tuesday. During the past year
Mr.. Anderson has been in New
Mexico. but like all others could
not remain loug away from the
iron country.
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/ RihF:s ( comings and ).
personal aelnes =! Of our If
2 POINTERS. INT Neishbors.

4. n. Thompson went to Ely
Yesterday.
w. H,::Yawkey was IN the city
ths first. of the week, looking
after his: fathers interests here.
Jacob Stein, the genial mana
ser: of=the Eveleth Cash Gro.
cery, visited with Virginia
friends Sunday. :
e. e. Ingalls, with the nussii:
FE'cal department of French & Bas:
sett, Duluth, was in the city the
first of the week.
NJ. F.. Barber, general agent
of the Lake Superior Powder
Co.. left Wednesday for a short
business trip to Marquette.
G. w. Mulligan, the prosper.
Gus Eveleth cigar manufacturer,
was a pleasant visitor at The
Enterprise sanctum Monday af.
terpoon.
WIN. "a. Bamford was over
from Mountain Iron Tuesday.
He :: leaves shortly for his old
home at Ishpeming, where he
intends spending the winter.
S. Fl. Higgins, formerly con.
nected in an editorial capacity
with the Hibbing Tribune, was
All Enterprise visitor Monday.
Mr., Higgins went to Eveleth
that evening, to look after some
business matters at that poirt.
Herman Jaedecke, the Ishpem
ing cigar manufacturer, was in
the city the first of the week at
tending to the wants of his nnm-
erouSccustomers. Mr.. Jaedecke
has ga enviabie trade at all
range points and it keeps him
busy. The Enterprise acknowl-
edges a pleasant visit.
Chief 8elanger went to Duluth
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: WEEKLY Current Topics
} MINING RE- In tie
{ VIEW. >Iron=wortd- RI

The Mountain Iron mine clos
ed shipments a week ago. max
ing the greatest shipping record
ever achieved by an iron, mine iD
the worlds history, forwarding
1,139,0 900 gross tons to dock dur.
ing the season The record was
previously held oy the Norrie,
on tho Gogebic, from which
NINE in 1892 was shipped 995.
PIG gross tons. The only other
mine in the Lake Superior dis
trict raising the million mark.
is the Fayal, which as an under
ground and open pit mine has
this year made the phenomenal
record of 1.059,000 tons. At
the Mountain Iron q great
amount Of stripping and prepar
atory work will be continued
during the winter, while at the
Fayal a steady force will be en-
ployed, mining, stocking and
stripping, and an increased out
put for the season of 1000 is
anticipated.
Duluth papers give It odt that
J. J. Hill, of Great Northern and
Eastern Minnesota fame. has ob.
tanned a major portion of the
St. Paul & Duluth railroad stock.
This purchase is a most import
ant one to the Hill interests,
giving them a complete belt line
of terminals at the head of the
lakes from Endion TO Aliouez.
The Mahoning Ore company
has secured an option for lease
of the ne4 Of section 3 and the e1
of the ne4 of section 4, 61-15,
near Tower, where they have
d drill aud testpit crew. The
land is w4ll located and the de-
velopment of a large body OF
hard ore is anticipated.
A. P. Si!llman, formerly with
the Oliver company at Mountain
Iron aud later at Iron River
Michigan, in the capacity o.
mining engineer, has accepted {
similar position with the Mime
sofa Iron company. He will
have charge in his line at tn
Elba and Genoa mines.
Arthur G. Ely has opened
new departure in mining royal
ties having leased the McKenn
property at Quinnesec,' Mich.
at a royalty of 10 per cent Of tn
, value of it's ore at Ohio ports.
The Duluth & Iron Range b
another year will have pract
= cally a double track from tn
Vermition and Mesaba mines
the ore docks at Two Harbors.
The D. M, n. N. has purcha;
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ed twenty lots in O'Hara's .di-
vision Of West Duluth. for their
new ore dock approaches. The
consideration was $4,000.
Capt. John Jewell, formerly of
the Germania mine, Hurley. has
accepted a position as superin>
tendent Of the Diamond nine.
near Grand Rapids. i
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MAIL ROUTE RE- E-EST.IBLISHED.

MAIL ROUTE RE-ESTIBLISHED
Postmaster Bates received in
formation Monday that from and
after Tuesday evening the Vir
ginia- Mckinley mail route via
the D. & I. R. would be re.es
tablished, and the Virginia post.
office patrons are again happy
The order disseminating the
route was evidently an error,
and our people are gratifed that
it has been so speedily rectifed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-12-15
BIDS FOR HOOD,

Sealed bids will be received al
this Office of the City Recorde'
until December 26th, 1899, to
furnish wood for the city, IS
cords of 20 inch aud 10 cords of
36 inch body birch or maple, to
be delivered on or before Janu-
ary Is, 1900. The committee re
serves the right to reject any OF
all bids.
John O'Connor,
II. F. Smith,
Thos. St. CYr,
Committee.