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soFTNEss OF sEALsKIN.
IL RivaIed by Human Hair where
Dandrmff is Erndlcnted.

EREEuFF1 TT 2" 17HE11FEE7ENUUs
sealskin is admired the world over for
Its softness and glosslness; and yet the
human hair il equally as sort and glossy
when healthy; and the radical cause Of all
hair trouble ia dandruff, which is caused
by a pestiferous parasite that saps the
vitality or the hair at its root Newbro's
Herpicide Is the only preparation that Is
fatal to the dandruff germ. without dan
druff there is no falling hair. but a lug
uriant growth Of glossy soft hair IS GER
tain, Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druf9. XIII the dandrufr germ Thous-
ands OF women owe their beautiful suits
Of hair TO Newbro's Herpicide Sold BIZ
leading druggists. Send 1Dc. IN stamps
to The ITerpfciae Co, Detroit Mich
Rickert & Wells, Special Agents.
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wen Worth IRVING

w. n Brown, the popular pension at
torney Of Pittsfeld, VAL, says; Next
TO pension, Che best thing to get IS
DIR. Kings New Life Pills He writes
sthey keep my family in splendid
health Quick cure for Headache. Con.
stipation and l3illiousnes. CSC. Guar
anfeea at Red Cross Pharmacy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-15

FOR SALE--Farm of 140 acres, two miles 70
depot, stores post.ofi1ce aud good saw mill
This farm is we'll located on main travelled
road. land borders large pond Is level and all
machine moving. Cuts 10 or 10 tons Of No.
hav besides other crops Buildings very good.
with running water. Sugar orchard about 40
trees tho sugar toolsl apple orchard and other
fruit This Il q great dairy farm and Win keep
20 cows team and some young stock. There Is
estimated to be between $50 and 40 thousand
Of spruce. fir and cedar. Only two miles 20
saw mill and depot The price Is only S2,00o
Enough timber 10 pay for fhe place For bet
ter description call at the +. b. Cate Real Is
tate Agency, Rooms II and y. Bolster Block
Barre, VT. i25tf
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

THE TIMES win publish Wants Lost and
Found, For SALE To Let. erc.--shorg advertise
menrs-~at the rate OF fonr lines for twenty-five
cents for the fret insertion ard ave cents for
each subsequent insertion.
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use Anaesthetics in Both Cases.

Gunner-ln surgery they can restore
d persons skin By grating
GnyerWhat big difference between
surgery and politics
Gunner What is the difference?
Guyer- Why, in politics they skin
people BY grating. Chicago Daily
News.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Grist Mill. cider Mill. Store, Water Priv
ilege, Tenement, al combined and belonging
10 q. and n. Wooster, Is now offered for sale,
as one Of the finn of 50 years continual business
Is dead and the settlement OF the estate Is nee
essaly,
feet or more III length. rear next river three
stories. Good water power. very river
front for loading and unloading, becomes never
muddy Store all right To 10 business. Grist
mill and bone crasher and cider mill. A good
place 70 live. Water runs into the house part
the year round from good spring
Possession can be given most any time, There
Is business eiipsigh for two good men willing to
work and make money Terms reasonable.
Inquire o.
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GgME
BOSTON -QuesnstoWn LiyerpooI

Fast Twin Ecrew Mail and Passenger Steam
ers is,2s0 tons; eco feet long. Remarkable for
steadiness. Rooms upper decks ainidships,
perfect ventilation afets
sAXONIA. Sept IL. oct. lG. Nov. IS. Dec II.
IYERNIA. Oct 2, Oct. 30, Nov. e.
plans, saiiipgs, etc the Cunard s. 8. Co. Ltd.
1926 state ST. Boston. Mass, Chas. r. Sumner,
Agent, or to j. cal agent. ;. 5. Billiards.
Steamship Agency. Miles Block, Barre or New
Laugdon Block. Montpelier.
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al Slandered Town.

But, tell me, why are your citizens
50 bitter against Senator Smuggi NJ
Why, confonnd him, tie Keeps telling
that hc was born here PUCK.
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Blauk Cartridge.

When fellow gets loaded II Is ma.
tural for him to shoot oil his mouth,
phiIadelphia RECORD. 49,. Wv. /. y
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sFOR SALE Cottage house Win large garden
aad hen house. Sell to suit customer. Also
hard wood tool chest and kit stone cutters
tools bakers oven and baking dishes FOR homie
bakery one eight-fo0 counter, three fifty -agg
fneubators and 100 chick hfooder Will sell
any Of them cheap. Call az Church street,
Eas1e. W. f5ltf
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Joseph Kidder OF Coventry, who is 90
years old. went 10 the polls September
4 and cast bis vote. There were four
aged men present whose ages combined
were 344 years.
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Bengt Anderson, shipping clerk for
the Vermont marble company AT Proc.
tor, had narrow escape from death
Wednesday afternoon A LARGE slab,
weighing about half ton, was being I'M
foaded from ear when one Of the rolf
err on which the slab was being moved
sweryed, the slab losing its balance and
falling directly OVER anderson, who was
not able to get out of the way Fortn
nately some crates 81 marble stopped the
falling slab, thus saving AndcrsoA, who
got of without any serious injury
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NO: ONLY Near Sighted.

love must. indeed. be blind, when a
girl marries an oculist Philadelphia Re.
cord.
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Rutland and Schenectady, N. VI, are
mentioned as possible Successors 10
Patterson, N. j., and Ne~burg, n. 1.,
in the Hudson river baseball league
next year.
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can sALE.

Eight double tenement houses u6 tenements.
Three cottage honses.
one four tenement house.
Fiahty-hve building lots.
All ~ the above real estate Il desirable prop
erly and well situated In the heart Of the city
Of Barre. For further information inquire ~
John Tfow OF II. A.. Phelps. 31tf
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Secretary Taft carries as level head
on his shoulders as any man in the
country possesses. Hartford Courant.
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II Il reported that >. ". y. s. Mer-
rill will be candidate for municipal
Judge Of Bennington to succeed the pres
ent incumbent, the Hon. u, u. Bates.
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Mrs John B Mexican Of Castleton
recently entertained remarkable party
Of women, including her grandmother,
Mrs. r. Parker 81 Pittsticld, Mass, aged
50 years her great aunts, Mrs. Steve
Andrus OF West Castleton, aged 20, and
Mrs. Newell Hooker of Castlcton, aged
so; her great nncles widow, Mrs. G..
NJ Moore Of Braudan, aged 7s; her
cousin, Mrs. M u. pearSons, aged 52,
and two neighbors, Mrs. Cullen Girls
void, aged Ga, and Mrs. John Lee, aged
So Their combined ages totalled 4o4
years, an average 81 70ia years.
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There has 4 yellow worm appeared
on the shrub called prairie BUSH that
covers the pastures Ia South Dorset,
and is killing the bush A. y. Bowen
has sent a sample Of the worm and
bush to the experiment station at Bur
lington.
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

The sale Of stamps at the Benning
ton post office during August shows an
increase Of $3.50 over the corresponding
month OF 1905.
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Two mild cases Of diphfheria have
developed AZ the state industrial school,
ut Vergennes. The patients are boys
from the main building and they have
been quarantined in i house recently
purchased and every possible means II
being taken to prevent the spread Of
the disease.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE OF 100 acres In the town Of
Worcester, 0ne-half mile from church. post
Office school and creamery, besides good saw
mill a new piazza nine feet wide half way
round the house gnnning water IN house and
between 80 and 80 t0ns) This farm i one Of
the best places IN Vermont for Keeping summer
boaftlers, as II Is pleasantly situated. The stage
passes the house fouf times a day. This prop
erty il To be sold at once, Az owner wants to go
West. VIII sell at reduced price. Farm viii
keep thirty cows and a team. All for S2.500.00.
This il a chance III lifetime, for this property
II worth twice the amount to the right man.
Inquire 81 y p McAuiay, Granitevile, w
irftf
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Between Spauldlnk school and High
land avenue a pochethn0k containing sum q
ree9i.e te.,atd if1t2'
lost Iaay's pocket book, containing ~,
between Naugiian's store and Depot square "
lietllay effeet Finder Will he rewarded hy re
et,..af l59tf
lgST~-A Hugt0n terrier. sunday sept 81
bete ~ Barre aid fnterCty pafk. ilndef
please return 10 American Express office, lsa,fel
ana be rewarded. AAVs'
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Whereas my wife. Elizabeth Lowrey McFar-
lane, has left my bed and board without just
cause hereby give notice 70 all whom 1t may
CONCERN that will pay no bills contracted iy
her. and hereby forbid all persons trusting OF
hafbDrinE her at my expense.
ALtsNSANDER FRANK MCFARLAND.
Barre, VT, september Il, 1900.
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED.

WANTED--An experienced man TO run gro
Gerry team. Take orders and deliver. Address
'sX.,n Times Office. 156t3s
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WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

WANTED Position BY capable girl 70 do
general housework OF kitchen work Address
Work, Times oifife. ij5t6,
WANTED by o mddlc-aged lady place ~
keep house in small family o. work Tor old
people. Address L-f' Times DfiiCe. i5itf
WANTED Work by tho DAY or hour. Apply
% 81 Brooklyn street lit
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FARM FOR sAi.E--Four miles from The
city on n. +. ID. route. Peoples Telephone line,
= mile 10 school. Farm contains 1856 acres,
we'll watefed at house and barn. Some soft
timber. sugar orchard and apple orchard. Hay
cut with machine, about 50 tons. Buildings
good, barn 100 feet long, hen house u feet in
length, capacity for 400 hens, iriee, S30Oo.00
Might consider an exchange for cottage ~ city
ut fair price. The r. u. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre, Vt. I42tf
TO W0RkINGNEN--no you want home
that will pay for itself without extra effort on
yonr partg II you do, let us tell you about a
certain property consisting Of good two-story
house which contains ? tenements. rooms IN
one ana IN the other IL well located on good
residence street.. Lot Is large, aHording gar
den This property cost She present owner
81 00OO0, hut today we are allowed 20 offer IL
for S3O0.1less than this. and ~ on honest man,
OH very easy terms perhaps 5000 down and
balance AZ rent monthly. BY buying this pr0p-
crty now. YOU are getting a present Of S500.00
For full particulars, inquire of the p. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency, Rooms and Gordon
Block, Barre, W. f52tf
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WANTED-A competent girl for general
homework in family o. two. Set tubs. electric
ron etc, Apply 70 Mrs, George Atkins II
Vine street. Montpelier, W. i55m
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wANTED--Boy Of about Is With fair educa.
tion 70 learn The printers trade. Apply to tha
Argus and Patriot Office, Montpelier, VT I55M
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FARM FOR SALE,--Tlie Bancroft farm al
Joining Plainfield village I'd minutes walk to
creamery t3s acree. Hagugar trees. some hum Y
her. never failing water. Also back pasture Of
i25 acres with woodland All going to be sold.
sure WI. III Batchelder &dm. lj9tf
FOR SALE Best residence lots in the city at
head OF French street View nnobstructed
clear ~ Washington street. Convenient 10
both lines Of trolley Good air. dry soil No
filling required. See plan. AYerill Granite
Co., Ayertll Building. City loft
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-25

An exhibit of the art work of the
pupils of the public schools is on to-
day at the various school building
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FOR GOOD ROADS.
To Interest Politicians of the State
in the Move.

The officers of the st. Louis County
Good Roads Association have sent out
formal notices of the meeting that is
to be held at the Duluth Commercial
Club rooms June IL, the day preced-
ing the state Republican convention
and it is expected that the attendance
will break the record. In fact there
is strong reason for believing that it
will be one Of the most important
meetings. with reference to good roads
ever held ia the state. twill be held
on day when there will be hundreds
of politicians present from all over
Minnesota, and they and tile candid
ates for nomination at the convention
will be invited to attend and be heard
on the subject of good roads.
Among the delegates to the conven-
tion will be many persons who will be
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May Again be Worked.

There is now said to be possibility
that the Lee mine, located a half mile
northeast of Tower, Will De reopened
this summer and agaia enter the list
of shippers says the Tower News. A
large quantity of samples of ore haYe
been taken from there during the
week and sent away to be assayed.
The result obtained will, Of course.
largely determine whether or not the
property is to be worked. The Lee
mine was opened up by the Minnesota
Iron company shortly after iron ore
was first discovered on this range and
mining was continued until 1892,
when owing to litigation, it was
closed down and no further effort was
ever made to work it, At the time Of
the organization of the Steel corpora
tion the property came into their pos
session and they have now secured a
clear title thereto. 1t is claimed by
miners who were employed at the
Lee when it was in operation that
there is still plenty Of ore there and
the fact that the company now con-
templates going after it is pleasing
news.
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON US.
The Vermilion Range is Showing
them Some thing.

From authority which we deem re-
liable, the MINER ascertains that the
reported strike of ore in No. shaft
OF the Minnesota mine at Soudan is
of far more Importance than at first
imagined. The shaft was being sunk
200 feet deeper to reach a body Of ore
located with a diamond drill some
time ago and it was while engaged in
this work that the new ore body was
cut into< Estimates made of the find
run to 2 100000 tons. 1t is supposed
by those who seem to know that this
lis near the amount and perhaps more.
Other range boomers who have been
prophesying the total extinction of
the Vermilion range have recently
run up against facts which have
proven them considerably off on their
calculations. The ''pockets" of the
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in the legislature next winter. 1t is
considered that no more timely occa-
sion for tile meeting could have been
conceived Of than the day before the
state convention. One of the prin-
cipal objects Of the Good Roads asso-
citation is To induce the legislature to
make more liberal appropriations for
tie improvement Of the highways OF
the state and it is considered that the
holding Of meeting when so many
people from all over the state are
present-people who will have more
or less to say in regard to such mat
tiers and nearly all Of whom will be
influential-is very wise step.
The officers of the St. Louis County
Good Roads association are: Presi-
dent, w. E. Culkin; vice president,
II. r. Patterson, secretary and treas
urer, Edward Hazen. The executive
committee is composed of l.. B. Arm
old. chairman; E. NJ. Patterson, David
Sang and w. G.. Crosby of Duluth;
Neil McInnis, Eveleth, John Owens,
Tower, and DR.. Rood of Hibbing.
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in the ways Of Vermilion ore.

In The ways or Vermill0n ore.
We understand the lessees, Messrs.
Chisholm and Lynch are more than
pleased with their part OF the work
and the work OF their able superin-
tendent, Capt. Samuel Hoar. The
people of this vicinity are also pleased
especially those owning lands on
which showings of ore have been
found. Until active work had shown
things on 80, a sort of comatose con-
dition affected Vermilion properties
outside of the steel interests. Since
then explorations are being conducted
on every hand and the Vermilion has
become real lively. The confidence
of Chisholm & Lynch in this range
has done wonders with timid pros
pectors.
A post Office has been established
at the mine by the government with
Capt. Hoar as postmaster. George
Nettel has been appointed mail car
rier and makes two trips daily. The
postofiice is named Sellwood in honor
OF Capt. Jos. Sellwood and is located
in the office of Capt. Hoar.
Ground is being broken for the erec-
tion Of school house and the same
will be completed by the beginning Of
the fall term. At present some %
divided among eight famil-
les, are resident there.
The roads are being graded by Com
missioner Good of Lake county and
the neighborhood is taking
on prosperous appearance. A road
is also being built from section 80 to
White Iron lake.
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CRYSTAL WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glode Surpris.
ed Friday Evening.

Friday marked the fifteenth year of
the married life of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glode. On that evening party of
friends assembled at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Horovitz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Glode were sent for. The sur.
prise was complete. Amid congratu-
lations and we'll wishes the guests
made it pleasant for the couple and
later presented them with most
beautiful cut glass fruit dish as re-
membrance of the occasion. "Seven-
up" was then played at five tables,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eisenach carrying
off the honors for most games won.
After cards, a very toothsome re-
past was spread, Mrs. Horoyitz and
Miss Carey doing the serving. Much
advice was distributed bv the guests
to the bride and groom and it was
after II o'clock before the assemblage
dispersed.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Louis Eisenach, Peter
Schaefer, A. j. Fenske, Ben Horovitz,
f. L. Cowen, Chas. Grabowsky, John
Giode and II, j. Leckhart. Misses
Doyle, Carey and Brown and Mr..
liver Visited.
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$685. Per CENT.
High Grade of Ore Mined by the
Shasawa Iron Company.
A Mine on this Property Assured
Work Progressing.
POSTOFF|CE AND SCHOOL.

The shaft Of the Shagawa Iron
compan'ys workings on section 80 is
now down 200 feet and is going down
as fast as three shifts of hours each
can sink it. Ore Of high grade was
encountered during the past week,
assays made showing 69.95 per cent.
and in a position where the dills did
not produce cores. This is accounted
for in the fact that the ore is a broken
character and was washed and pushed
away from the bit. Drifting to the
north is ais being done the drift now
being in about forty feet.
The first ore was encountered in the
shaft at a depth of 1lS feet and drifts
were run in four directions. The ag-
gregate number Of feet drifted was
800 aud the north and south drifts
were ended in ore when drifting was
discontinued at this level. During
the drill work ore was shown twenty
feet from where it was struck by the
shaft, the drills showing ore at
4 depth of 1873 feet while it was
encountered by the shaft at 1lS feet.
During the sinking of the shaft and
driving the drifts over 1000 tons Of
ore have been raised which are now
neatly piled OIL the surface. All Of
this is of good grade and samples at
random taken from the pile for assay,
show percentage of from GO to So
The work of sinking is going rapidly
on. Thirty-ive men are employed on
the three shifts.
Everyone connected with the prop
erty Is more than satisfied with the
showing. The fee owners and lessees
are certain of Il mine with the ore
already shown and with the improve
ment in the size and quality con-
stantly being met, the Shagawa prom
ises to be a large proposition. To the
fee owners credit is due for the per-
sistencY in which explorations have
been condu in the face of adverse
reports by those supposed to be wise
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Vermilion are not all worked out,
neither have they all been discovered.
The Vermilion range will be min
ing and shipping ore when some Of
the other ranges and their boom
towns are only a memory.
One of the most influential mining
men of the Mesaba recently spoke the
truth when lie said. ELY is the
cleanest, most substantial and best
behaved town on either range and
has future before it which some of
the Mesaba towns lack. 1t will be
in the center of mining district
within short time, the best in the
world"
Keep your eye on the Vermilion.
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To Sink a Shaft.

The drill on section 2, on the prop
erty of the White Iron Lake Iron
Company, has been idle this week
pending the meeting of the stock
holders of the company who, we un-
derstand are considering the advisa-
bility Of sinking shaft on the prop
erty. The officers and stockholders
feel that the drill showings have been
important enough to warrant the
sinking of shaft and the beginning
of actual mining in an exploratory
way. While it has been known for
some time that the company has been
encountering ore with the drill, MOTH
ing very definite as to number of feet
found could be ascertained but their
action in regards to sinking the shaft,
All expensive undertaking, leaves no
doubt but what they have discovered
enough to warrant the additional ex-
penditure. The meeting will be held
this week when the matter will be
fully settled. The shaft will be either
put in by the company or by min
ing concern. several of which are
negotiating for the privilege. There
are also prospective lesees who are
making liberal offers to take the prop
erty on royalty basis.
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Weddins Bells.

Wednesday evening at the home OF
the bride at the Zenith location, Mr..
David O. b. Utter and Mrs. Minnie
Chinn became man and wife, Rev. c..
II. Blake of the M. e. church perform
ing the ceremony. Only immediate
members of the families were present.
Mr.and Mrs. Utter have many friends
here who wish them unlimited hap.
piness in their new undertaking.
Miss Nina Woodland, sister of Guy
Woodland, manager of the Ely Tele-
phone, was married at the family
home in Minneapolis Monday to D. P.
Mcintyre of Eveleth. Both Of the
young people have many friends on
the ranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Champion, Jr.,
have issued cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Frances. to VIM. T.
Pickavance at their home Tuesday
evening. May % at s o'clock. Both of
the young people have hosts Of friends
who will wish them long and happy
future.
A marriage license was issued yes-
terdaY to John Puzonec and Mana
Luzovec. They will be married Sum
day at the Catholic church.
Loren Walsh and Miss Ida johnson,
both Of Winton. were married We'd
nesday afternoon by Municipal Judge
Thos. Whitta.
William j. Phillips, whose parents
reside here, but who is employed as
chemist at the Iron River, Mich,
mines was married in Chicago Tues
day of last week to Miss Laura Hooper
formerly of Crystal Falls but now Of
Mexico. Many friends here wish
buff" and his wife much martial
bliss.
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Track Meet.

The track teams of the Ely and
Eveleth High Schools will meet at the
Ball Park tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock to contest for the Champion
ship. The Eyeleth boys will arrive
this evening.
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For SALE FOR $500. Eight roomed
2 story house, city water and electric
lights, on Sheridan street, lot 8. block
8, Whiteside's addition. Address,
GEO. WEsTCOTT.