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THE LOGAN

The LOGAN
Beautiful location, Iowa Circle, near o ST.
single and double rooms two and three room
suites; private bath, wen appointed dining
room; Oriental room; smoking room, pinE-poug
and Manhattan pool free 90 guests, special
monthly restaurant and room rates. del-a1t
2.2 NORTH CAPITOL ST. NW.-Oue square
from Capitol. rooms single or IN suite; we'll
furnished and heated. with or without board,
under entirely new management. de2-St
ROOM AND BOARD for two s. per week.
single room, g. 1920 10Th St. sw dcz-3t
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
board, terms moderate. 90 9th 81 mss. DEB Be
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front rooms.
with or without board Dos NJ So. nw. de2-sl
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS and an home comforts.
location one block from Library. two from
Capitol; terms low; transicuts. 20 East Capt.
toll S. dC2 80
1876 Il STREET N.W.-One-haf square from
and facing Peunsy lyauia ave-. opposite park
rooms with board, table board. rTlusicHrs 81
90 81 per day; reference given e2y-l
TABLE BOARD to two or more. g each per
week, trauseuts. 81 per day lp. weekly and
monthly rates given, finest location. HOTEL
BALTIMORE. 18th and New FORK ave. c2G-T
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with
board: large second-story front room. suitable
for two: steam heat in every room 4I2 9th
st. oC27-I
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FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-On Hamilton road, near Good
Hope. cight-ro0m cottage, near three acres.
Apply 2l6 sth st. ne. de42t
FOR RENT-At KoniIWorth D. O., six-roofu
frame cottage concrete cellar. stable and other
YItluiljiugSi large Tot, only $50. one six-room
cottage. $40. WASHINGTON AND SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE CO.. lilO q st. uv. dcf3t
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WASHINGTON D. C.. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur
al any time
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched to the ports
OF sailing daily. and the schedule Of closingE
j. arranged on the presumption OF their un-
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending December g. 1902. the last connecting
closes viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE
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wANTED-STABLES.

WANTED-stables Tor four head horses and
three large top furniture wagons; not TOO far
away. Address 1913 9TH 81. NV. de3-3t
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wANTED-BOARD,

WANTED-Couple with two small children and
nurse wish board in private family. Northeast.
j. EDWARDS THOMAS, 1909 O. 81. nW. IL
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NANTED-Drivers. porters, walters. also tv'
young men from country. 1900 New York ave
NV. X
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wANTED-FURNIsHED FLATS.

WANTED-Furnished fat Of four rooms. for
housekeeping Address BOX $50, this office.
de2-3t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Cheapest fats in city. No l2fs
18th So. uc. Cor Blaiensburg Road lst and
"a floors. 6 suites Of 8 rooms each - and s.
F. A. MCINTYRE, pa G. g.. NV eg9-6
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
WELL FURNISHED second floor south rooms.
-o1d home table, refined home. gz9 BE-. nv.
dCl3t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. with or
without board. r. p. DALEY. 1926 18th St. nw.
aes-o-
FOR RENT-Tvo second 6oor furnished rooms
with board. suitable for two. 100 = ST. uN.
dcf3t
ROOM AND BOARD Cor two gentlemen; home
comforts 63 y 50. NV. delut
l208-l20j N ST NW-Large second four front
room, with excellent board for two, $50, also
ball rooms, $50 week; porcelain bath del-3t
CENTER OF CTTY-Beautiful alcove furnished
front room, with board, for two. IA 9th 81.
NV. de5-St
TABLE BOARD % two OF more, 81 esch per
week. tTansients. 50 per day mp; weekly and
monthly rates given. finest location. HOTEL
BALTIMORE, 18th and New York ave de3-7t
WILL GIVE room and board Tor seven months
In frst-class house for 500 cash boo advance.
Address BOX $40. this Office dc3-5J
POI EAST CAPITOL ST.. facing Capitol and
Librsry-Well furnished rooms; excellent table;
rooms from S. per m0nth up. table board. go
per month; trlnsients. $50 per day. dc35t
WANTED-Gcutlcmen bosrdcrB; hrs--eiass table.
3li 81, ne. dc3 30
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FOR sALE-HoUSES.

FOR SAIF-
$ BRICK HOUSES on 27tn 81. NV; sewer
and water; IN fine condition: renting at
$40 each per month. Price for az. 5000.
six room BRICK dwelling. with stable in
the Northwest convenient 20 all car lines
front and rear Yards Price, $500 Terms
10 suit
CORNER LOT suitable for business puE
poses, with party wall. in Northwest Price,
Sl.Z5O
BRICK STORE and TWO SMALL DWELL
lNGS, iu the Northwest. Price 5000
j. D. W.. ID. SULLIVAN.
deE-Ji IO7 18th ST. NV.
FOR SALE-NcU six-r1oul and bath house,
Southeast rented. SlG.5O month; viii sell for
80 800; only $500 cash required NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS' on F So. def-St
BUSINESS PROP 5RTY.
18Th ST. NV. NEAR G--If-roem building.
ly the expenditure OF h;tle money can
be made Co pay handsomely as business
property. PRICE, $4,000.
NEAR 18TH AND SIS NW-Seyen rooms
and bath brick. good condition; lGt lsXl0l,
90 alley. PRICE. 5000
GANH BROS.
moo 1926 Ncu York ave NV.
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WAREHOUSES;.

MkNTED-To rent iour.room house. within
three miles ~ 18th g. and Pennsylvania ave.
Address BOX 955. this Office. de2-3t
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FOR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RFNT-NiceIv furnished rsrIc- and bod
room; can De- used for business or privately.
222 st. NV. dei-5t
FOp prVT r,,-....t..l --.--. -;.-,. 4...tl..
gas. heat. bath. Housekeeping 305 PcunsvI-
vania ave def-7t
ron my.
floor; one small room. f1ruace heat. frsnsfenfs
20 cents. III IT ". NV dealt
-. -.
anJ aor, c,,,trsIi, la,,,oI sa .''t II
drf2t
"
F ., hENl-fumished room 81 per week
oIg " Sc NV ae3-"J
FOR RENT-Furnished room. sI.25 O. week. W0
ela 81, NV oes-ot
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for two
49,, '''''i' A''''Ss ''N 'e'' "'' ''l.,'
FOR RENT-I9rro Eiruifhed front room. heat
sTs' "a, ana PAIN second DooI' board next door
FOR RENTING newly furnished south front
rooms, $40 and SIP, heat, gas bath. l52l 9Th
st. NV ue'-S'
FOR RENr-Fmnisbcd hau room. sl25 Der
week. other rooms -2s 18th St. NV. de5-at
FOR RrNr-ysrp room, will, rre,tf,st f,-
gentleman: sI1. f-p y. j. ave- NV. dos 81
49, ,,,I,--5st-, az {. ~ ms, 49,,
-. -.
tok REM furnished ROOM very convenient.
-
FOR RENl-L"o south. second hoor c'inmuui
eating rooms, iu"is-ed' no housekeeping, rri-
'Ieh',s- --l ST. NV de'-3t
FOR RENT-Nice front room in strictly private
family; good board across the street. 623 East
N'pls'' st. oe''t
FOR RENT-Threc nicely furnished front rooms,
.l,, Ia , roo ' 5,S ''i'' 10 an Ca, ,s
an nj ~. l,. . arg con,
90 on ' ' H''' tN' 10 ,'-
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| fOh EENI---2 81 ST. h"'' comfortable rooms
= anu S--Jo WecA- d.2-St
FOR RENT-Second story front rooms: sinely
OF en- suite; rent reasonable 1914 X 81. uw.
de2-Sl
pop pE,-r ~. ,,t..1,- s,.-.t.l...- 49,. .
no0r front. Call after 4, lSoo 9TH st. NV.
ut--St
FOR RENT-Front rooms. S up. tlO 6tb 81.
nvy d.3-2f
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YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires position in
Washington for the winter. six yt'rs' expert
encc IN railroad office and banking lousc. now
acting as private secretary; best o. references
and financially responsible. Address BOX 32s.
this oflce Mos
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WANTED-Ten men Co cut cord wood. near
city. MOCKABEE. COO 18th ST. NV. de2-3t
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WANTED-Help for hotels i'm all department.
BJ RGESS' HOTEL AGENCY sos 10th 81. NV
phone. 25lI-Y. 10
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TRsT- CLASS MEALS SERVED OUT. 1908 NJ
d. nv. Gel-aL
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-One good jump-seat surrey and har-
ness. sf5. one large black mare. sound. Tor cart
OF express wagon, 49,. IN rear q - 81 e. ne.
de4.8t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A waitress at WILKINS CAFE. slt
tth 70. uw. *
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WELL FURNISHED second floor south room.
-ood home table; refined home. gz9 81. ms
dCf-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


HELP wANTFD-MALE.
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WANTED-Young man 70 take orders; also
country youth good pay. 52i 10th st. Room O.
NANTED-Drivers. porters, walters; also two
NV. Il
-HeiP for hotels in al aePag, 'nsn
phone. q5ll-Y II
MANIEu-A hrst-class barber at 9th and East
-2---,-I 2---
WANTED-Good boy 90 learn barber trade.
1925 Az st. sw It
WANTED-White boy. age about Is. in gents
furnishing store. 2o3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. u
"A. p, ,--,.,-,, - .,-..-5 ,-- ~
Sc. NV. del-3t
"a ,,------- - T.
~ IL" 2i'H 20 i,'i' ''"'''' ''''' ne"
.f oE Str 49, ,y1srie .5''J r,,o @s no
constant practice from the start. under cxucrc
instructors; wages SATURDAYS while learning
tools donated steady po'iilon guaranteed when
prp S-fr66I a.t C,r,I 81 V.,,, ~. an,
dclct
V-,~rFD -v-ri,. I,, h, ,,ro,cr- &c.. 49,
Go , m, fo mn a0.7 ON ~ nm, NJ
-...- o. .,-, T. 90. -," ~, ,'',. -,
min IA, ISog a55 n NJ, ,,''' '''''''
WANTED-Whi,c coachman and footmau; 40
ana 81 l-,l,Ie .oe2 ll,n 81, nv, II
WANTED-Oue hrst-class Young barber. 1s27iL
w. ~. -'.-'' i--,-, ~ ~, IC
WANTEU-Rrirht active bows as humble vrraD-
peers: must have department store experience
GOLDENBERG'S. 9Th and SIS NV. dct2t
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-, r5 ,-t I'M ~, ,e,lo'' prp 9'F ''i T H."
Il0g o 81. NV dsi On
~ ,N-rFD- v1,-,,- ~. ,---,-.-1- - -
SNUTU so / ii NV. between q and O. 4, I'M
IN p '''
wAXTFD-EyDcrisned ,r5iter f,- ri,rt y-o-l-
PITTSBTRG CAFE e0g papns,Iy,ri, ..y, ma,
dei-5t
wANTED-Cook. $50. scullion. four walters. five
griS-. sTd 5~G ps.' men n9'se D9ls' wagon
StA C,tIFFoPnlS a. = - r,, '''-' P''
n ,-TI-T- n - -------7
-, an 49, l1p''gi' I,
s1lary M commission az M 81 No Jci.5t
W AYTFD-C,--i,,. ,r,sLc-. s--, --I.-- white
man. Address ROY as This otFice dei.3t
u,\-rrn- r-,r,,-j,-,,,5 I,,-rb ,-.,,r+.- -.
good WAGES. essv hours MARYIAND TT-VCH
ions Pc1rs.l,a7;i, az a. ~ ~
wGNrET-Pov. vitb bicvcIos. =. ,7,,,,ntec
s2O rar mouth ArT-TIr Al. nIS-,pTCsr WTCSES
c:F.R 90 itoI ~ o1 .,cIst,, ~ sss.tI
-'---
nv a. SHUT Oi'l'' COOK mate i-'' 49, S5u 81
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NANTED-Throe girls for Florence Mass. three
plain cooks. city; white cook. chambermaid.
Inquire 1911 10th st. IL
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WNNTED-Young lady Tor a few hours work
yer day. 1900 New York ave. NV. %
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LOST
FOUND.

25 FINE VISITING CARDS. IOc: best obtain
able; latest style. correct size. HAYS. Printer.
SOS st. NV def3t
FuJND-Pound marble and fruit cake, two
pounds, 2Jc, 90 WILKINS. g2f 9th NV dc3-3t
FOUND-Lacey's fee cream absolutely pure.
20 cents per gallon Delivered IN unlettcred
wagons. COZ New York ave. nv. mlO-u
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REAL ESTATE.
Properties for
Investors
and
Small Home Buyers.

81 O00 FOR saba small brick house
AZ w IN the NV; rents Cor $3.50
ST E00 FOR sALE-A small brick house
- NV in the NV; rents for Sl2 per
month Price, sI,510.
ST h0O BUYS three-story brick; st.
AOVO NV; cars pass the d00r
50 OOO BUYS two brick houses ina the
O,OOO Northwest rent ior S24.0o per
month; always rented.
50 0OO BUYS three-story bay-vindov
O'OOO brick; seven rooms and bath. al
most new good condition 2Sd near Il st.
5000 Buys a. an s ,.. on, 9riss on Q
see il.
Sd .000 BUYS nine-room brick; 81
Price, $1,000.
small brick mouse in the NV. Rents go. 40 per
Price, ST., 500.
month.
Price, $l,75o.
Groom house on I st. NV. Rents for $3.50
per month.
Price, 81 ESQ.
groom frame house-1ulstantial. zeIi-buiIt
house. Rents $3.50
Price, $1,000.
desirable bricks. on Va. ave nv. renting
f5I s2400 per month
MARTIN BROS,
Headquarters for Investment Properties.
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LINCOLN PARK PRoPERTY.

st. ne, near Lincoln Park. 3 room
frame. with beautiful lot. 1CXlc1. House rents
for $3.50 per month. and any one should jump
40 the ground at 51c per foot. We win sacrf
Zee the property for $3.50. If sold az once.
Any terms sou name.
JOHN T. DONOHOE & son.
Phone. East 81 30s East Capitol 81.
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WANTED-Young man 20 take orders; also
country youth. good pay. j24 10th st., Room g.
IL
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money 20 loan az 81 % 5 per cent, in sums
Of 81 900 20 $4,000. on d. c. real estate: pay
OF and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con.
sideration for borrowers.
WM II. SAUNDERS & 90 1907 r 81 NV.
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"vermiIion Special"

The Duluth News Tribune Vermilion
special arrived in the city Sunday on
schedule time and was met at the depot
by the Ely City band and large con-
tingent of citizens who welcomed right
royalty the new innovation.
The train brought with it large
number of Duluth business men who
had come up as the guests of Manager
Bunnell of the Tribune. After due
handshaking, welcoming and congratu-
lations on the new train service, the
guests were taken to the Vail hotel.
The band played and introductions
were in order.
Rigs were secured and under the
leadership of Mayor Gleason the mines
were visited and other notable sights
were pointed out by the citizens &C
companying the guests. An hour was
thus profitably spent and many were
the compliments paid our charming
city by the out of town guests.
The mines were particular point OF
much interest, many of those here
Sunday never having the pleasure OF
seeing the source of the great wealth
Of st. Louis county. The only regret
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Will Build Furnaces.

At short intervals of late, documents
have been filed with the register of
deeds for St. Louis county relating to-
the Cullen Iron & Manufacturing Com
pany which is capitalized at 100000
Richard Cullen, of Duluth, is the pres
ident of the company and owns a con-
trolling interest in the stock, which
consists of 100000 shares of a par
value of 81 each. Mr.. Cullen says that
the company controls leases, and owns:
in fee to a considerable extent, more
than 1000 acres of land in the iron
bearing district of st. Louis county,
most of it being on the Vermilion and
the balance on the Mesaba ranges. He
says that it is the purpose of the COM
pany to build furnaces IN Chicago for
the reduction of the ore after having
shown up sufficient quantity to war
rant such step. Mr. Cullen figures
that the stockholders may as well en-
joy the profits of the manufacture of
the ore as to sell the ore to some other
institution now in the manufacturing
business. He declares that he has
strong assurances of the necessary
capital for carrying out his plans once
the ore is shown up which he is sat
isfied can be done.-News Tribune.
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expressed was that the time was too
short as many wished to see the un-
foreground workings.
Landlord Bartlett of the Vail, had
prepared a sumptuous spread and af-
ter the trip to the mines in the brac-
ing atmosphere of Sunday, all were in
a fit condition to do the effort of Mine
Host Bartlett justice.
The train took it's departure for Du-
luth at 1880 and took with it the we'll
wishes of the majority of our citizens.
The luxury of a Sunday train and a
Sunday newspaper on the same day it
is printed is something decidedly new
in Ely and if last Sundays enthusiasm
is a criterion the success of the enter
prise is assured.
Manager Mile Bunnell was in charge
of the party and expressed himself
very much pleased with the reception
accorded him, the train and the papers.
At Tower the band and a host of citi-
zens met the train, and all along the
line from Duluth to Ely a warm well
come was rendered.
Among the guests of the News Trib-
Mayor T. w. Hugo, Alderman Jo-
seph A. Mannheim, Alderman William
E. Kern, Alderman r. d. Haven AL
derman Edward Swenson, Alderman
L. A. Barnes, Alderman M. B. Cullum,
Alderman William E. McEwen, Captain
E. Morcum, of Tower, chairman of the
board of county commissioners; Ber-
nard Silberstein, Silberstein & Bondy
company; G. M. Tallant, Gray-Tallant
ker & Denny; James Meakin, Kenney,
Anker & Denny; A. c. Bush, Duluth
Savings bank; Simon Clark, Rathbun
Grocery company: Frank Frerker, CAL
ifornia Wine company; r. c. Kruschke
City Gun store; S. H. LaFePte, The Silk
store; Thomas w. Walsh, Panton &
White company; j. G.. Speckman
Northern Hardware company; o. N.
Clouse, Floan Leveroos & Co.; K. A
Franklin, Floan, Leveroos & Co.; C. H
Stevens, The Big Duluth; A. L. Nor
berg, jeweler; Edward Helperin, Scot
land Wooden Mills company; c. H
Thornton, Commercial Record; w. F.
Hutchins, Gately & Co.; w. K. Stack
Stack & Co.; w. j. Mcbride, Stack &
Co., G. G. Hartley, mining and real es-
tate; o. Stevens, with M. N. Berg
jeweler; c. A. Day, Famous Shoe COM
pany; ]. c. Fifield, Phillips & Co., SUI
perior; L. c. Otto, City Gun store;
w. HAYDEN, Eagle Clothing company
]. H. Mccall. Silverstein & Bondy
company; Edward Ehle, Ehle Shoe
company; j. K. Davis, Panton &
White company; J. M. Giddings, Sill
bernstein & Bondy company; r. G. Hen
derson, Silberstein & Bondy company
Nat Giddings, Silberstein & Bondy
company; F. H. Wade, Wieland &
Wade; o. H. Stenberg, Duluth Furni-
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

LOwney's chocolates at LoSey's.
Mrs. John Pengilly was up from
Tower yesterday.
Remember. the sale Of chocolates at
Miller's confectionery.
r. S. Miller spent several days in
Duluth this week.
Fine line of pipes ard smokers
supplies at LOsey's.
Christmas exercises are being held
in the schools this afternoon.
LosT-Pair Of Red Silk Gloves.
Finder leave ut this office.
VIM. Sherid left Monday for Oregon
where lie will remain some time.
Paint your houses with Manhattan
Cottage Colors. For sale at Fenske's.
Mrs. Sam Rapson has returned
from her stay in Duluth.
Call on Fenske for Xmas goods.
Fine line of suitable gifts.
Miss Mary Canning has been
seriously i'll with bronchitis this
week but is now improving.
Christmas candies, tree ornaments,
fruits and nuts at Mis-. Aspegren's.
Miss Anna Enriglt was up from
Biwabik and visited with friends in
she city several days this week. She
uas u guest at the Glode residence.
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MATT SPREITZER.


| Miss Florence Carey returned Fri.
day from her visit with friends and
relatives in Duluth.
See Fenske's handsome line of
Xmas goods.
The dancing clubs enjoyed one of
their weekly parties on Friday and
Saturday nights.
Attend the children's and Misses
cloak sale at Berglund Bros.
Israel Martell has gone to Carlton
county where he will make his home
for the winter.
The largest variety of Xmas novel
ties can be found at The Big Store.
Chas. Scheaffer was up from Tower
over Sunday visiting with relatives
and friends.
Duke Of Parma and Tom Reed
cigars in small boxes suitable for
Xmas gifts at Losey's.-
Mrs. Jas. Moonan and children re-
turned last evening from their visit
with relatives at Waterville, Mimi.
The finest line of candies, fruits
and nuts at Mrs. Aspegren. A large
line of Christmas tree ornaments.
Articles of Incorporation of the M.
e. church society aJ Winton have
,etn filed with the register of deeds.
One-tifth off on Ladies' and Child
zen cloaks and jackets at Berglund
Bros.
w. j. Cowling and bride left yester-
lay for Hibbing where Mr.. Cowling
ias lucrative position.
See Losey's fancy Christmas boxes
| OF candies.
Dick" Johns came up from Hib-
bling Monday for holiday visit with
| friends and relatives.
Rapson's certainly handle the finest
chocolate to be found in the city.
The Ely City band will give u
masquerade ball at the Turf on New
Years night.
Chocolates and cream candies, the
largest stock and the finest display to
be had at Rapson's.
Mrs. Jos. Hopperton and George
Crothers visited with their mother.
Mrs. r. Bateson, at Chisholm a few
/ days last week.
If you want to decorate tree call
on Mrs. Aspegren for your supplies,
She carries the finest in candies and
decorations.
We noted the genial countenance
OF w. E. McEwen, editor of the
Labor Worla, among the Duluth
visitors in the city Sunday.
Santa Claus at The Big Store.
/ A ladies gold watch will be given
away by John Grant. Get a ticket
with every Csc purchase.
Christmas services will be held in
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening and
a fine program will be rendered. See
the program in another column.
Rooms TO RENT-Three unfurnish.
ed rooms to rent. Suitable for small
family. Inquire Of Mrs. John Grant.
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Plenty Snow.

The quantity and quality of the re-
Gently acquired fall of snow is such
as to bring smiles to the faces of the
lumbermen doing business in this neck
of the woods. The snow fall for the
whole of last winter was about thirty
three inches, distributed throughout
the snow season. This winter, so far,
with three months of snow season yet
to come, there has fallen about 10
inches of the beautiful. Prospects are
certainly first-class for a considerable
amount of snow this season.
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ture and Upholstery company; A. K
Squier, M. S. Burrows Great East
ern"; C. H. Winchester, French & Bas--
sett; A. M. Rurghduff. French & Bas--
sett; ]. A. Stephenson, real estate; A.
Fl. Wieland, Wieland Shoe company;
Roger S. Powell, real estate; F. E.
Blodgett, Lynch & Blodgett; r. H
Kreiger, Keasby & Madison company.
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Another Industry.

Christmas trees are being cut in
large quantities in the northern part
of the state and shipped to the eastern
and southera cities. Michigan and
Wisconsin have heretofore furnished
the supply, but of late the trees have
been getting scarce in these states and
other fields are sought. This immedi-
ate vicinity could spare several car
loads
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BERGLUND BROS.
We have just received u lot of Nc
Intosh's Famous. is-Murton,
Lilibridge's and Silver Star choco-
lates, which we will put on sale Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday at
reduced prices. Hand made choco-
lates always sold from soc to SOC per
pound. this sale 40c. Come and see
our goods before buying elsewhere.
We also carry u large assortment OF
box goods. Miller's confectionery.
Ten cargos of coal arrived in Duluth
for three days ending Tuesday night.
The shipments contained something
like 100, 900 tons and was composed OF
soft coal carried by the Pittsburg
Steamship company. Some hard
coal is also expected to arrive and the
chances are that before this reaches
our readers the seasons shipments of
coal will be at an end. We could
stand several tons of hard coal right
here in Ely.
While on your shopp ing tour be
sure and call at the City Drug Store
where there is display the finest line
of fancy goods and china ever seen in
the city. The selection embraces
everything in the line Of silyerware,
musical goods. japanese and Hayi-
land china ware, fancy papers, cigars
and smokers articles. and hundreds of
other suitable articles for gifts. The
stock OF perfumes embraces every
thing in that line imaginable. Per-
fumes from Arabia, Japan and other
climes. Call and make your select
ion.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-12-19

The funeral OF Mike Simonick, who
was killed at the Savoy mine Thurs
day by fall of dirt, occurred Sunday
from the Catholic church and was
largely attended. He wasa member
of the Austrian society, which organ
ization in a body headed by the band,
escorted the remains to the cemetery.
Just receiyed-a lot of beautiful
articles in burnt wood. Opie's Art
Store.
Geo. Andrews OF Minneapolis was
visiting friends here over Sunday.
Mr.. Andrews was formerly q resident
of Tower but is now running a ma
chine in one of the printing establish
ments at Minneapolis. He has re-
Gently sustained the loss of his wife
by death. He was Il guest at the
Polkinhorn residence while here.
1t is said that every bride has
many friends. but in few years they
dwindle down to one. That's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Makes and keeps her
we'll. 80 cents. Ask your druggist.
Last week we failed to mention the
being in the city for few days OF a
former tewnSman. Owen Jones, who
was formerly in the jewelry business
here. Mr.. Jones was here in the in
terests of mining company in which
he is interested and which numbers
among its shareholders several of our
citizens. He is now located in the
state of Washington.
We will sell while they last all
children's and Misses cloaks at the