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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
Wanted
SHETLAND p1ny wanted. must 10 gentle
For Sale.
~>>~~>>>>~>~>~~~~~~~~~~
Al --o-rn hpEgy. cnsap
Cai At III :. Twelfth.
Az. sihf- se-rrIissrI y.aieies VIII be soiI
r.rnrilS.s 90, -iii Pie
III Ln ,i};i, as~ ssi..s.; :, % p;'g,,
All. sini. q W4It. .fyinE sza -x7tsss
soIs-s, wssr-. hzEne--. slrxies etc. iyo
wagon. 81 dirt aHI rrsaesissi wagon. ira-n
s,lhda-. cred: %. 1905 9 THsii,a
ALwASs oE haa;, e-,f,- tr.yiss- s:l.Isl
Ea,yaslts. z I Hssss. IL <, brs.aEsy.
At sa.rnce. ias lzf< tsy h7ris. y ...11s
h.Eh. years oii. sent.-. .oT surrey c. bg<sy .
-. tigs fai-IngsHt ave
EAEGAIN. 8. bugs oa--hssss wagon. ms;
= il;i y. T.i,h 81
B1RGaIN-ioed -lasE mule. SIS. &C.. 4.!:V-
= ~ ~ - 20 i.slE.
BARGAIN; r1U.er-'Ir..i rguablur and Asr-
- ~ sfarnfe. go. A. new. 81. Laei.:@
HARGAIS. to- glatflFla delivery waxoa.
ssrs-hsrs- fsrHiisr4 SaE n: lunch raSon. g.
,hAY bore. 3 kan1s. lady sT1E-: 60 81
:
BAY horE-. wars Oh. s;1lrn bury, .>t-
dle- and -yir.s. ysEea. cheap ~! Lyneh.
hs-nst.: rlsi.-r.:!i-e; rsss.su; =-.Iig new:
talsa!n- GEa- F-a=y. SeE.1rt ave. Old Or
BIG soT--. saIts6Is % al v5rx- Cali at
rooinirE nous. 81 y = ae;-.nth.
EitAc& !, 'saa hsl:-, rig.ag laa!. ,l,: -
s s1son' . '''''' -- = AT '''Si IL :" 'e
.. 10y a1s faojh-r hs.e fye mrs :. 81:
.-.,ala---y. ea-ae5 .e-..aE city 80 Fiaakl.n.
20 EcEsl, pay Fast tray.ier= rsiieais
80. 80 40 s-'-i' '-'' S41S~- ~ d.
---777-.--7-
iir-t surrey az! hHTT'ess: I.;;is use1: sss.eay
-S7-7,,--7,. -. ,-----------.,..
c-,. -A--> mas AH1 cf3flh< mare Nv
- .--l1
CO N.w.1s so an. N pa ni,s ss;aiF baF'To'' Coal
COFFEE. Sea s.v.rfiE.n. enrp-lter ,rtlck
~ .,a1s 49,. Tes-:z. =. s--:a..
- v..s % thar half cav, milk yin ,rsy
80. a. once STANDARD
- -. ~. : : - ia
CT-T-CSDER r;lrE sea- surr--. ;si-all-t srt
--sl- -sir,sf % y. 80 Ar.,ns!
CI-T-U NDER surrey. rartsr-tir.d- I1'.G;
rive sni c,l.,e-1 MT. - Ars-ael
CCT-JSDE,R surr.y. ta-s-. hsraess. o0ntI-
i To-, Al newly tainted. lady eaa drive a'ss
= =.
$50 - 49, !. 49,
.Es-,--,sT a.. $500. -. .-l-..- c..--s
T=T.-E7 - -.-77- - -. ~
rSls 49,. = '--A''- ''E ny 49, mar
- W., =
~ h7'eE Cse'' o.- oaE
-
sIrxSi5 's ~, ff!vf.y WAGON never used al
-
$1,000 -. siS5ni sssSy. Trs'-e.@ss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

LADIES and sentlemsn. bring your sprns
Emporium. 1so Franklin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
BUSINESS FOR SALE.


.... sssISEss FoE sALE: ....
e. week pap.r hraBea: ,..sh, e,h...
bu.insss! sicknsss: iiv:nr-ro Teat s.: ~iI
| .eI e2,ee nj - h.2Solle.
,,,.,-.-.-
IPAETY Vim 80 ~ IN 30 - -
49, ~ pr fj,,' Hs'hsJ '-'-'s- ~ 's-''
AZ -TeTv 49, T,5gY71;5-i5e company.
WIN tsay .qaipo.4 Piizf nov . as..ssis:
S.. l. us pT.:srLef: can 81. a. FER cen, IS.
eoan, trora ,taae.ri yet: fSr a, ..f. asi fast
wan; .orn. esp:tsi .nv.,--d All ins8c--asS;.
ene,,e :, 2's s;asi .5S .safs.n,s: inI;-;9 q
Kepas.ie' D"''' "' -
T5TTRidTITT=6 G56E- j7s.' pa5iIsF..: 70
:, : -, :. -,
S5rns : nan 70 is. 80 ah-ssa. aA ~ s-sa5
! F:nerr.iic rsa. sson.i earn IS % Der AMMAN.
s ME- lsTe' f- sSg 70 80 r. =, -. Il
.iaai.yh. w.s.-
DoSr p-dil~: op.Iai- On n 7 DiEes,-'
A. Indisaa man eiears ,ids each x..k; sn9;hsr
80. - "sss!y .lSss tina 9aiy: our ~
s-otzsf prsDositi5a Thseh ws rrrvs IL sod ~
| SO uanthIy. This s..s inolUG.s fires eeiai, q
| order bsEfnn@rs n ysi'Ts after i.5asy. Erits
FREE -. to .IvsT-i.e New Y7-E sIi.775:
| eraf s1r o.e i0t O--any;~w. high .levat> n
s-s.le- c.. ~ Ii-oaasay. y. y.
Good bs,iaa.s ns.s % tske active ini-rrs: n
s :.st trade: give references TX 50 "a
I'LL, HAi.s . xh.l. ,H..Tss, % . s03,;gayIas
=. a.s.e n ~ e>-s-el -
~ 2 you loet r'ney play ag re rznes, i
- Brosdvay. Nev YORK.
IF yoa o .ss, % an 80 P.F , ... 90. ~.
~ pf.s.. ]. L Howell 20 HOLLAND anhs1.
tsrfTa-s .S.e,,j,ys q ~ ~ "a I,1ss.fi.s'
ct ,ss nis,.. ps,sss wI..: ep p.rs "a re-.
Goclm,n q CO. sos z Fo1rtk 81. c.re.ana-
v = .-7i -. 49,. $40 ..,, :, 80. z;,z
.ns si cent ,' ;n,.rs 10 sss . % @
-
nine: 70 :hs:h:; ssi les;,ia.'- vs5,s-pf,.s,;;
PATTY II,a, can pg, s5 an; 400 Or 80
IN . ,ys-isfsa' 'foa'' % s' di'ii.d .asaf
re h,a ,-a..; siaPd .as pol i' psrors Il %.
cry: ! h.y. the BEST cswnfo.n Ioca,!on, bi;
sai. f5T T naSr. e Ms, ,ss 10 s.o sas
Ing
PATENTs eearht and Ter :,i-- imperial
sz--e -. - 1-LN- -. = I-H,-
PROFITS AMOUNTING TO THOUSANDS
OF dollars ere divided every month among IN |
ves,or- By tire Storey cotton Company -'iacor- |
sstiins y0sr shar-T VIE foy part.eglaTs. 7. |
n Spsiaa' Treas IS me Soarss' fEi-Adei-
Our plan fo- .ia7iias s,si1n-r1 - r7on;asi. |
Saii-or:.r Business Il very successful: we are 4
p'or.eTs in tits neii sre we s,srtet ;hres 1
-. .S,rs..s ~. 49, .-,,en
S-.,-.f s,5ss.-i, Co' 800. ~ no ''
---- - --.s-. - 80 -: --e-
PERFCIERY manufacturing business; ix-ge /
G@ns &c WI sA isr
-. .s, :, Jy Il psa.biI-
49, ---s - . .
WE can sell Jour r,ai estate o. business 10
- .s.rrt,-ii,, a., a,ses r.
snvrbs-. vrit. M. we Nav. or car xe, VIA;
You want y b Johnson 4 Co. .sJ BANK
Conmeree hltE.. ksnss. City. NO
s.,-,rs,te.:
s 400 Luyties Bros Nercsr;iis Company stock.
re. ceat pa Dividend payable guar
ts-iy.
Aso AI.e.caa Sup2y tu'ns - $50 -
cent per A1nuI- p.S'osi1 PssAo.e
.o,. ,,Isa,, IT,. >,,.-. ,,,.A,-~ r,,-,,a,x
s'"S Ah..s.1 800 $500, -.
t.1Ss. V7' es-s b'S- '~S7
49,. S,zI1sIHs v..~,-. ~.-,,.. 49,
s'v' 81 70 ~ nsar ~ ,1.ss. Y,.S,..- -
SSIt $50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
DUG STORE.


Derntovn: elegant rev o:nc. buiieinr. a-s.
fountain. price t,,..o trAr; cashl: long I-a--:
,'Iiissly faest proposition liz city. Glascoe<.
GROCERY store; good North 81. Louis loes-
pre- 500. Gls.-ock. sa cf.sinut.
GRocERY: .sanea wes, Enl; ia:ora. 80
woes nj. much. G!asoocs. - Chestnut
GROCERY: hIgh-ciszs. refined: West End:
me ~ asy: est year. cheap ret; .r..e
na;. invoices this @'eA- ''-'''e@' ~ cat''-
HARDWARE ,as plumbing: s5u,h sia.: est
y.ars rent VI. three ron. cEt stable. tn
eotns 20 fnoath: psios s!.,o G!aseock. 81
HOT 81; Owe ST: :. al outside rooms. i!c9
teE,: ss-.i Iesse incoI1- sto r.o-ta; ~i!! bear
come f.g month: always crowded; owner has
other buEness: price $50. Glaseock. s97 Chestnut.
HOTEL: cornto~n: washington ave: a.
leaving: prics ,.oe: se aaiek Gia.soeS. =.
Chestnut.
MEaI msisst: se,d W..! End Iocsiioa: IN
20 pFoe i req Ga Sc, rvs .. css.,Sa1 0f'n
MEAT market. .oieniid sr,ir.ss. vel .stss-
Esaec: best reasons .or sell NJ. ca ] qI'c1ly.
e.ce.,,on.l eppor,anity. Glsseock. 50 Cse,;na,.
r., KE.: 81! n sEos..sy' ,ssoas 81 d.y:
tac Gls-cock. 80 Chestnut
RESTAURANT and BAKERY: Downtown Mar-
scs.: Pie. 80. '3 o..eoe ( ssy 5s+i
clear, fsso month: Iivinx-roo-n. rent tssO:
price 500: sckn.,. cause. GlaScoes. 90 chestnut.
RESTAURANT; topIntown Ioe.,ion: clears
.ieh: eel =; r.rh, pfice. Glssooes. "a cae,,nu;
RESTAURANT: downtown su.ines. .dis;rie,:
rent ": tws rcoM,; {ear, est: p,,se ~:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

1904.
| HUHsE> AND 'EHiCLES-
~~~>>s>~~>~~-~>~>>--~~s>
For Sale.
| OPEN buggy sri single hsrue-s. god order
| csll Sunazy t3.i Kennetiy ave-
, FAIR ne a.iy,ss sosses; ~sl, s,.,ehsl: ei,y
soriei i.f.r,on sHa o,Faiion ., -
! POLICE tatr5L tyo Secondhand -ssans
ea.a3. az sinf- .. rep.irinr AMI pziEIins
! tflHttg stt-nf@t % " t1on.y. 90 CAS-
=, Pony en-; hsrassE. 8. Scs Lee ave. ~
/ QJIcF. lunch EsE1a. win har--. hsrnes.
shs=P: srii-; te Soi4 % ore. n! !c.i CT -.
ErBHEK-r TIRED .g-rsg. Use: about a Gozel
In. At hsfrsln .sle Asfk-t -
| KUBE-Es-TIErD l,-raLo'sf. WI sell ~ |.
.a-fii.r-. tfiHafl.i y Shlieari- s.. hrse.zl-
~ ,.AEtD! N n=st-elsss eoEdiiion: eaeap
( 50 y .zi t..ns az.
I sscRIFl = a. fn- sgErsy: ons-horse eaS:
I nut EEL. nd rr1nsy. Isi7 -. Cha=i.s-
~, " Df.ASD surrey nice oId-E
Wf.i1Hrs. Sin.,--a;h Ard wsshiny-on-
sEC,tSLHASD r4nAtuui-. <y-t OTtsE.
NRIsttI-s. sin~ts-n;h and Hashinxtgn
sHETLAsD poay. t-lt IA eIiy. Ds.es ;isa
~ EtdlF
sIpE-sPRISG bgssy. q, az, s. Fert,-
sDKsEL hsF-.. IS A.fds hiKh. gentle III
OrssYn-
SOUND. r-75le sIleE family ere: a,-o &c.
e. -iT:bs ~ is, ',1S, iGI N,is.,
STABLE for rent: niH- s-s.!s. large ya:i:
81. -. z Brss-~sy- C-sEei & Z.inis. IL "
s!OKN sass, an: =: {: a.Is-,: sosd ,s
Os Jordan
STIFF NsF9a- IEsf srrins ,iass vaE1n. 10
po1ne. Of Ee1 taiat- - Caain1ess
srogl essgy. 81. fill nickel Jewel heater.
sToRM buggy. ra6s-r-;trri. roller barring
axe. , "a iSsh. high herk. @9ii IaNton-
n EoSG- siasls aai acsbie sets harness:
BINS MOUNTED. cheap - = seventh al. uo-
s-airs
STORM tgss.. surrey milk wagons. bakery
laundry and butcher wagons al bargains 81
STORY, busy: newly tainted: n hrst -eisss
reIsir a bargain. mus, ssh Ii Aaiins. ls~o
SURREY. rabo-r Tired. brand new, used four
tines: party lssyins city. - IAelea1-
sCRREYs: storm sgr.i.. r.ay gs..;sH ,, tel
an. snt i Ter ~ .r. e.s rev az, saa ws.S e''-
SURREY: very fancy: rrsh.r ilr.d: ea,-u.;
cash caE 10 y TNeif,h s..
TEAM o. hauling and sIraii horse -so4 e.
rot az.
TEAM .: .1pr.-- hof,,.. 800. poay. ~: plug
so-.e 81. - olsy.
-TEA4 20 .si.. SOC Wi by .pi-:t.a ..,I.
s7e. h'sh-eissS ithant team Of black coo geld
~ - ----- ~
IEAH f.Im T.Tss, no; ihr, s .,sa' h sa,ss,r
.oay. oosI Naron. haEsy. mule 30 Morzan-
TEy iars. dat; h9rse.. !..ls!a. .reg1 !; 90
49,
-. - ,z.s.
rI.ru. GOO oHsx'-s TUT s' eHA9'
-. 80. $50 "a Tx.n,y,ssrrY'
=; . :: -. - . -, :. 80. -,
s.. a. u hH a. ~, asu. - o'
- - -; - a.
q. ~ ~. g.. @so'-s ~ ~ AS
-; = -
-. 80 80 XII sae'-
= =; a..
W. No'A ao's>s' VIII VII cn-1p- W. WI
-
Two express. cns oSca park wagon "a
.noe.sao-
Two >o-ses.
t..o Lucky.
wagon 20 Maiisnn .:
-rI=0 = . --.-..--..-7;,-.-. $780, - ri
,-----.
INg sooa aenfe-y o: 80, eri Nis hosses. Apply
$50! - s9sss -. - -: = - 80:
-. g. 81. 800. al R.-,nSiJ.
-.-z-
TW& ;;;Jf49sas S yis's5i:; "a w..sn-a.
- - -, ~ - 80 -. -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

~sssess>eess~~~s~~ss>~S
eLASC0Ck
BROKERAGE CO.. DOT CHESTNUT 81.
BAkBER shop: wess Fad: eve chairs: IN
r0f,e ~ week. rent ID: Two living rooms. ss.-
year: PIG. t.csl. O aseocs. ID Chestnut
CAREER shop: four ehairs: si regular e.gs:
br-dway foea,lor: sir rooms and stable: IS
BREW -.sf: syeeiai brani vets. be~r: hard
sser!nee. TOO. Gis-cook. 80 Chestnut
CONFECTIONERY: E.ar three eehsois: cl>.rs
% moaih. low rent. living rooms sickoess
eal.e: rrtes -. Gls~oek. - CssstnIt.
CONFECTIONERY: BE-, Iocat on n ciiy,
cheap rent: living rooms: make lis.ng hsr- snd
ssEs hgsoanes salary. $40 hzzale.- GlaseoSk.
ELECTRICAL. manufacturing: BroaiEsy To-
cation: Gears 800 month. rent 81. owner Ia.
other business: pTfcs SEQ. Investigate. G!as-
EMPRESS Business. dount5wn ra0.ssaie dis
;r!ct. soTses. wagons. excellent business
noE: 80 harder Gla>oock. 81 Chestnut.
FLAT: Union ave rooms. hath. gas futures.
scrrsrs. fcFr.s1in cost 81 .. owner guinE a. "a
Yer: 81 hAn1i.,. Giaseoek. 81 casttaut
FLAT; D..lnar toulesa ard. s rOorns ard bath,
ho:ne: 90 handle. Il. Giaseoek. =: cnss,na;.
FLAT; 8 roams ana hath. farnishinEs Tor .
rooms: beautiful West DIV. iocatiar. income
"a moth: 80 handles. Gzscoek. Ss2 Chestnut.
GENERAL rneTchandi.e: rhrifiy Niss5lTi
t.sa; ineofn. 10 month; 81 - Isn,. stock
Sock and futures: req; 50. liVing-TOofns:
Price 300 Glzsccck -. Chesfau..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

- week paper branch. s,Fht ath-r
branches. coafectiCnsEy. laundry branch go.
business. sickness. living -ro5;as. ye-, g.. all!
eel ca.sp. HIT % F.oSbilc-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

MILLINERY sto-c. rear Grand re: doing
soiea1s. business: sacrifice sccylEi dctto.'s ad-
vice TO Leave city. SIS: iigiaS rooms. price
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

sECr-RrTY
AND
PROFIT
are Ideally represented IN our rne;hoa q invest
NEST IN costnl contracts Tney are the two
qualities which particularly recommend this
form. OF Investment to those who desire 20 pro-
cure the returns compatible with safety.
for. IN addition 20 paying over
u PER CENT PER MONTH
THE METHOD INVOLVES
40 SPECULATION.
Our business - one cf investment pure ard
simple and tire risks which attend speculative
ventures are completely eliminated. Dividends
rayable en- iss and 18th OF every month. Funds
w.,hiravab.e on demand Rseuisr sem -non;hiy
dividends average 20 Ter cent. or ~ ger cent
te- month. These. together with the extra
quarterly dlvit.nds amour, ~ over 9, ps- cent
Der snnurl- Investors who appreciate a medium
IN which FINDS are securely protected will r.
intsrss.e. IN The rart'cuiar. OF our business.
which will y. freely furnished upon application
10 ELLIOTT RINGSHrPy CO.
COTTON SPECIALISTS.
ss-ss Wall 81. New YORK
DON'T ne swINDLED.
Berors investing let inves.ira;e your IN
tended ,urchass Reports Ruarsn,e~d Rooms
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Gov. Brodie has appointed the following as delegates from Ariz- ona to the 12th National Irrga- tion congress to be held in Fl Paso on the 18th and 18th of November:
 D. M. Green of Solomonville, Reanor Thomas of Camp Verde, George w. Hance of Camp Verde, George J. Roskruge of Tucson, Lyman Bridges of Tucson, E. E. Shrine of Tucson, Mulford Win sor, ST., of Yuma, Capt. Henry Warren, of Holbrook, Frank P. Trott of Phoenix, and Dwight B. Heard of Phoenix.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05
NOTICE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
 PRJPEKTY.

SALE OE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
 PRJPEKTY.
 In the Probate Court of the County of Navajo, Territory of Arizona. In the mat ter of the Estate of Archibald Cameron, de- ceased, Notice is hereby given, That in pur- suance of an order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Navajo. Territory of Arizona, made on the 3lst day of October 1904, in the matter of the Estate of Archibald Cameron. deceased the undersigned, the ad- ministrator of said Estate will sell at pub lie auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on Wednesday, the 2Sd day of Novem- Der, 1904, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Court House in the town of Holbrook in the said County of Navajo, Territory. of Arizona, the following described real property, to- wit: Lots one u), two (2), three (3) and four (D in Block No. 8 of Taylor town survey, in J. N. Smith survey of section one CD in town ship twelve (12, North Range 21, East Gila and Salt River Meridian as shown by the plat of said section filed in the office of the Recorder of Apache County Arizona, June 9th 1898. The following described personal property will also be sold viz: 12Ol Head of Sheep; 9 Burros; Pack saddles and one Sad dle horse.
 TERMS OF SALE: 20 percent on date of sale, balance when said sale is confirmed by Pro- bate Court.
 JOHN R. HULET, Administrator of the Estate of Archibald Cameron Deceased
 Dated October 3lst, 1904.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05


 Uncle Sam's business affairs were not in good shape on March 4, 1897, when he put William Mckinley and the Protective Tariff in charge. It took a few weeks to close up the counts of the four lean years during which Grover Cleveland served his sec ond trial as manager. That work was completed June 30, 1897. The day following, July 1. 1897, a new set of books was opened, and the record since has been one of prosperity.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05
Weather Report.
Phoenix, Ariz Oct. 31, 1901

Phoenix, Ariz Oct. 31, 1901.
 Dry weather prevailed over the greater part of Arizona during October, though !n some sections. notably the southeastern coun- ties, fair to good rains fell occa. sionally during the month. At many stations there was no rain fall in excess of q trace. The good rains of the lattr part of the summer, however, caused a generally adequate supply of irri- gation water to be maintained during Ocsober. At the present time the supply is still fairly ade- quate, but in parts of Coconino, Gila, Marlcopa and Yavapai counties it hasbegun to diminish. The supply of stock water has also begun to diminish, but there is, as yet, no such scarsity as to affect stock.
 The luxuriant growth orgrass, produced by the rains of the latter part of summer, has been cured nicely as hay by the drier weather of October and the latter part of September, and the supply of feed for the coming winter appears to be ample if there is sufficient rain or snow to maintain an adequate supply of stock water throughout the teed- ing area and prevent the concer- tration of stock within limited areas. At present the supply or stock water Is generally ad- equate. In a few localities stock is reported to be only in fair con- dition, but generally it is in fine condition. Many cattle are fat enough ro be put on the market for beef. Sheep are moving south ward from Coconino county.
 To encourage working people to establish homes of their own, Norway has founded bank for workingmen. It lends money at 3R and 4 per cent, and gives the borrower forty-two years in which to pay the loan. The act. ual cost of the house must not exceed $500 and the area of land must not be more than five acres.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The money ot the United States has increased in ten years from $1, 500, 100000 to $2,6o0, OOO,OOO. But that is not the important point. The valuable feature of this increase is thal every dollar is worth 100 cents.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The war dispatches from man. churia speaks of the difficulty the soldiers have in getting through the "tall Chinese corn," which is described as fourteen feet high and over the heads of men on horseback. That beats anything even in our boasted American corn belt, so far as height is con cerned, the quality being another matter
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The Dingley Tariff law, now ill force, and the sound Currency act establishing the gold standard are the two great achievements of the Republican party since the beginning of the Mckinley ad- ministration. As a result of these acts we have boundless in dustry and a sound currency with which to conduct it. The Democratic party opposed both.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

The Tombstone Epitaph says:
 It is as cold as the dickens and still "a coolin." This cold "speell" must be the tail ofa bliz- gard which is murdering off the the cattle and freezing school mans over in Dakota.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

A wine dinner at The Fay was one
of the Thanksgiving day festivities
of jolly party of travelling men who
happened to pass the day in the
city, the dinner being served at the
expense of Teddy Barker, the genial
representative of George Benz &
Sons, the St. Paul wholesale liquor
house. Those enjoying the hospi-
tality of Mr.. Barker were Messrs. F,
d: McAnulty. Minneapolis, w. NJ.
Smith, Duluth, l.. G. Sileg, Duluth,
VIM. Olson, Duluth, N. G. West,
Superior, James Lambie, St. Paul,
and Fl. L. Chase, of Superior. Mr..
Barker presided as POSTMASTER
while Mr.. Chase was selected as
carver, and the boys enjoyed a
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

The next meeting of the NJ. f.
Ladies' Aid, Wednesday next, will
be held at the home of Mrs. John
Muzzy, Central avenue.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Mrs. E. f. Burley returned Mon
day evening from Duluth, wher
she had been visiting with he
sister for several days.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Leslie Griggs is up from Mime
apolis for short Thanksgiving
visit at home, prior to the departure
of his father and party for Florida
the coming week. -.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

c. Fl. Munger, general manager of
the Pickands- Mather Co. mining in
terests, was in the city the first of
the week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

H. A. Walters, of Duluth, arrived
in the city on Wednesday to accep
a position in Levin's popular cloth
ing establishment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Pay as you go, and if you can't
pay don't go. This applies to sub
cription accounts as we'll as other
matters.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

pleasant hour. The table was
beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and the party are loud in
their praise of Mine Host Smith
for the delectable dinner prepared.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

P. D. Sheehan, mining man Of
Cripple Creek, COL, was in the city
yesterday and left over the Iron
Range road to visit friends in Vir-
ginia and look over some mining
property in which he is heavily in
terested.-DuluthH Herald.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

An Overstock of mems overcoats
at Henry Hughes & Co. Will close
them out at Is per cent off original
price.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Mrs. w. J. Sin:ock, of Lincoln, has
returned from visit with relatives
and friends at her former home at
Bessemer, Mich.
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~<~SU\%~~0
See our boys wear-resisting suits.
Hail.
Closing out mems suits at cost at
Henry Hughes & Co.
No greater values than our stock
affords. Hall.
Nostyles more up-to date than
are found at our store. Hall.
For wood or coal call up Mark
kddy's Dray Line. Prompt atten-
ton.
Don't make your purchases for
your boys until you inspect our
goods. Hall.
Miss Grace Thompson went to her
Duluth home yesterday, for short
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Anderson re-
turned on Saturday from a weeks
visit at the St. Louis Exposition.
Strictly tailor made skirts from
the Modern Skirts Co., of Racine,
Wis. Your choice at only $500 at
Shadbolts.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. J. Schulze left on
Tuesday for Mr.. Schulze's former
home at DEBORAH, Iowa, where they
spend Thanksgiving week.
The attention OF the ladies is
directed to the new advertisement
of Henry Hughes & Co. in this is
Mrs. H. w. Spratley enjoys a visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Green, of Sunnyside, WASH,
who arrived in the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Spratley met them in Duluth.
Among Virginia attendants at
the Masonic Ball at Hibbing on
Wednesday evening we're DIR. and
Mrs. J. II. Grove, DR.. Baldwin, A. e.
Stevens, Miss Emma Stevens and
Miss Schauer.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Lutheran church will tender a
coffee and cake social at the school
room of the church tomorrow, Sat-
urday evening, at which time the
electric lights recently installed in
the church edifce will be turned
on for the first time. A cordial in
vitation is extended. ..zI&
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Superintendent E. D. Parmelee, of
Franklin, attended to business
matters in Duluth the first of the
week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

City Attorney Poirier left yester-
day for his former home at Duluth,
where he ate Thanksgiving turkey.
He will also look after business
matters at St. Paul before his re-
fnrn
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Mrs. Fred Lerch returned from
Duluth to her home at Biwabik on
Monday, bringing Mr.. l.. home from
the hospital where he had been
confined with a broken leg. The
injury is reported to be doing nice
ly, and Mr.. Lerch fears no perman-
ent in jury from the accident.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

; Several cases Of scarlet tever in
the city are reported.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Commercial, railroad and mine
printing at The E Enterprise.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lerch, of Hibbing
were guests of Virginia friends on
Tuesday.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

Household goods for sale a
greatly reduced prices. Rev. J. N
Todd. "
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-11-25

None better than our boys suits:
Hall.