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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-07-20
Jim Reed is the proud papa Of a
new Girl.
Market LEI TER.

Kansas City. Mo-. July Is. 1876
Live stock receipts at Kansas City
last week.
More dry lot cattle came in last
week than we're expected. but the
market on them averaged steady for
the week, top s6 on three different
days. Yearlings steers at 5 so, yearl-
ing and heifers mixed at $50 on two
days. The total supply last week was
heaviest this summer, at 46. 900 head,
including $4,000 guarantees, yet 1t
was 5000 less than same week last
yea. the shortage all 10 the quaran
tine division, where the run Is slack
ing up little. The supply today is
only IL 900 total, q big reduction from
Monday, market steady to strong,
although a large supply at Chicago
and lower prices there, is bad In
fiuence. Grass cattle generally lost 10
TO 20 cents last week. except stockers
aud feeders, which were 10 to Is cents
hiNher, being very scarce, and the
inquiry for them getting stronger
each week. A larger run was expet te d
for today than came In, as few grass
cattle, comparatively, have been re-
oeived as vet, altho ugh the season Is
we'll advanced; In fact grass cattle
from Native territory are two or three
week late this season. Kansas grass
steers sold today at 3.75 to AIS, those
fed corn on the grass upwards to 5,25,
top today 5,55 on heavy steers, yearl'
ings $50. Best heifers sell at 450 to
5 IS, choice heavy cows steady, up to
$50, bulk of cows 1.75 to 3.75, veals so
to 70 cents higher last week, 25 cents
higher today, top 6.25, bulls 2 40 to 1,
stockers and feeders 3 IS to 4.
Hog receipts are moderate, 46,00
last week, 5000 today, but the market
has been going down regularly for the
last several days, including decline
OF 10 cents today. The top last week
was 6.s7i, but best hogs today sold at
sos, bulk 6.65. Heavy weights,
butchers and weights below 200 pounds
alternate Ia bringing tops each day,
but lights will probably be perman
eAfly installed at head Of the list this
week. Sentiment regards present de
preston as temporary, every legiti-
mate feature OF the market being
bullish.
Muttons and lambs made gains last
week, and are back up to their posit-
ion before the recent break. Supply
was imall last week after Monday,
1000 here today, market strong.
Spring lambs sell at $50 to s. native
we b RS 5.75 to %, ewes rs to 8 80,
choice yearlings up to $50 A good
many orders are held for stock and
breeding sheep some Of which was
filled last week at AIS TO AGO goats
3 % to 3 so.
A. J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-07-20
Tony Point.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George An.
dersou, daughter,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson a
daughter.
Grace Hancock returned home after
a two weeks visit In the Territory.
John Hart commenced haylng Tues
day.
Fl. Tippie is blowing for wheat.
The A. Fl. T. A. of Swede Center
held special meeting Tuesday even
ing.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-07-20
Locals.

| meet In the Oddfellows hall, at
o'clock. this afternoon. A good at
tendance is requested.
Try Indian Head soft wheat -four.
Finest -four made for pastry, etc. Mil
lerFlour Co, South room Toilet Blk.
Chanute's new refinery has started
to do business. When the other two
get to work will have quite local
market for oil.
Use Empress Flour, 1.-THE -four
you'll always buy again." Miller
Flour Co., South room Toilet Blk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bartholomew, of
lola, visited over Sunday with Homer
Henderson.
Our up-to-date line of attractive,
popular priced, vehicles and harness
will save you money. See US at once,
Heminger & Montague, 3Ol-3O3 East
Otto BrlleY had business in Kansas
City, this week,
Miss Marie Heller is visiting 10
Chicago.
Don't forget those fine large oval
photos 4 for rs cents. McFall Studio
yer Bloomheart's store. 18m4
DR.. o. S. Johnson is In Kansas City,
J. w. Powell has gone to st. Louis
IN ov,a hIc noe, t,,attorc
We pay 45c for corn and 4Oc foI
rats. Miller Flour Co., South room
Toilet Blk,
Mrs. Joe Gotthelf who is staying at
The Sanitarium, is improving.
Have you noticed the fine appear
ance the new Chri. tian church is 60
ing to make?
Just received, the second big ship
ment Of vehicles and harness. Now
is the time to make selection. Hem
niger & Montague, 3O1- 3O3 East Main
street.
1t seems little quiet In Chanute
this week. The Elks are all out VI
town.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Smith,
a daughter, Monday morning.
Bring your corn to the Chanute
Milling 20. They will pay highest.
price for it.
Walter McClane is on the streets
again almost recovered from th.
effects of his Fourth of July fun.
Bring your corn to the Chanutt
Milling Go. They will pay highesl
price for it,.
J. G. Butler has quit the road apd
rezumed his place with the Butler
Co: OF this city,
Try Clover Brand Stock and Poultry
Tonic. Results guaranteed. Miller
Flour Co, South room Toilet Blk.
Miss Nellie Beatty started, Wednes-
day, on an eastern trip for her sum
mer vacation. She will visit Boston
and other eastern cities.
Bring your corn to- the Chanute
Milling Co. They will pay highest
price, forit. ,.-~r q
1. T. Light is looking after his
agricultural interests about Stark
this week. i.
~ For Sale--One Chicago Cottage
Organ; good repair for SIS. Call OIL
or address y. G. Boman, 42S SOutl.
Lincoln Ave., Chanute. Kan.
Mrs. J. L. Orr and her daughters
Mrs. Glaze and Mrs. Smith have gon.
to Benton Harbor, Mich, to visit M.
Orr.
You will tiod our vehicle and har-
ness line just what you are looking 70,
in style, quality and price.--Hemin
ger & Montague, 3Ol- 1903 East Matt
street.
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PENSION DECISIONS

OF TIE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TIE DEPART
MINT or TIE INTERIOR.
Line OF Duty soldier having been
requested by his sick captain to 90
outside of camp 70 procure food suit
abb a1d necessary for the recovery
of 5ald captain. and his superior Of
hcefs having given him express per-
mission to obey the captains request,
he was iu line OF duty aud is PENSION
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-07-20

as neat and up to date small stock OF
groceries and tinware as is to be founo
10 any small village. II you do mol
believe 1t just call on G. W. Rile,
carlton, Kan, aud look at his goods
and get his prices.
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carlton

GdIxUOA
DR.. Hale was visiting friends here
This week with view of locating
mere again and his many friends ano
patrons would gladly welcome him
back again.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Robertson were
visiting home folks last Saturday and
Sunday.
The frequent rains are making ii
quite difficult task to put up hay IN
which nearly every farmer is now en-
gagged.
Lyle Moran Is quite busy little
man these days distributing black
berries, peaches and other fruits Of
various kinds.
The girls of the Y. P. q. U. have
been solic lting this week for their ice
;ream social which is to be held in the
Alleman hall next Saturday night.
The W. G, T. U. was entertained
his week by Mrs, May.
Melvin Dewey reports the road wesl
town in fine condition. The people
IRE certainly indebted to Rev. War
rington for his diligence in using the
famous King drag for This piece OF
cad was about as bad road as there
vas In the country.
Mrs. Watson of Toronto, Canada, is
visiting her brother Harry Brown this
We miss the melodious voice of
Pete, the news boy. since he gave his
business up to Master Cecil Lopeman
md is farming this summer.
Miss Emma Lerch has taken her
position In the postOffice at Dewey
again where she worked last year.
Miss Mencafl of Colony has class
in music In carlton and comes every
week.
The Ladies of the w. C. T. U. will
In the near future give lecture with
steriopticon views here of which =
notice will be given later.
Mrs. Ocker spent the fore part OF
the week visiting with Mrs. Houghton
In the country.
Rev. Smith and wife OF Chanute
come to Earlton every week to attend
the meeting of The W. G. T. U. or
which Mrs. Smith is president.
Mrs. Bonwell says her mid summer
trade was never better than this
summer and her millinery is all up 10
date.
We are glad to note that the writer
for the Tribune short time ago
gave our little VILLAGE and its prosper
ity q good write up and we agree with
the writer In everything BUTT is mis-
terry to US how one so well acquaint-
ed with carlton and its surround
ings could In writing up our business
people miss one who has done good
and prosperous business here for nine
years, while more thnn one housewife
has appreciated the opportunity Of
getting loaf OF bread without stand |
ny over the hot stoYe baking. In the
bread line alone Mr.. Riley has built
Up trade unequalled BY other pro-
lucts and from 10 loaYes In one week
ais trade has gone to hundreds Of
,aves aud while not carrying the
took Of Pattee &Gaughsn or Mr.. ALE
nan he has good share Of the trade
4 the good people of carlton and yicIn
~. II the writer will only step across
he street east Of the depot he will and
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1906-07-20
RELIABLE JEwELRY

Our superb array OF JewelrY and
Watches makes selection easy. Every
thing Is In perfect taste. and every
thing may be perfectly relied upon.
We sell nothing we don't know all
about, and we tell you everything We
know about everything you ask 20 zee.
o0NKLTN. the JeWclcr.
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BEATS THE MUSIC CURE

ITO keep the body il tune" writes
Mrs, Mary Brown 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie N Y 4 take DIR King
New Life Pills. They are the most
reliable and pleasant laxative 1 have
found, Pest for the stomach. liver
and DO wells Guaranteed by all drug
gists 25c
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BIOOmheartBrOS
What a great convenience
Is q Fountain Pen.

Any person who will secure six new
subscribers for The Kansas Cit
Weekly Journal at the rate Of 25c pc
year each, making total Of $3.50 ant
send the amount TO US, together will
the names and addresses, will b.
mailed as a present beautiful Foun
tain Pen fine rubber handle, IA kare'
gold point. fully warranted. Addres
The Kansas City Journal, Kansa'
City, Mo. This offer expires Oct. l.
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Lumber for Sale

l have on hand at my saw mill At
miles southeast OF Chanute, all kinds
If dimension lumber which l will dis.
pose Of at s15 per thousand. T.
A, J. DITMARs.
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The COrreCt Time

Is sometimes q matter OF greai
Importance. A watch that doesn'i
tell the correct time is just as bad a.
no watch at all. II your watch show
an inclination to be eccentric or IN
steady In its habits, bring 1t to ut
and we will put 1t In shape at a yer.
reasonable cost.
CONXLIN. the Jeweler.
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First published in Chanute Times, Jnne ~, 1906
Notice of Hearing of Druggist
Darnotf

To all whom it nay concern, greeting: Know
We that /, A. Z. Frazer, Jhe un,iersigneu
pharmacist Of Neosho county, State.ef Kansas,
did on the goth day of June, 1905, file in the
Probate Court of Neosho county, and State Of
Kansas, petition duly signed by cit zens of the
LIST ward, in the City Of Cliannte. Neosho coun-
ty. Kansas, where said business is located. pray
to sell Intoxicating liquors for medical, mechan
zeal and scientific purposes only, for the period
OF one year.. The averments and allegations set
forth IN SAID petition to come up for hearing at
the office of The Probate Judge at Erie, Kansas
on Monday, the 18th day of July, 1906 at 10
O'Clock a m.
A. Z. FRAZIER, Applicant.
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Bring your poultry to US
every Monday till further
notice-young, old, white
black, speckled Or gray.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
The Bankers Child.

Harry Shannon's powerful CON-
edy- drama, "The Bankers Child"
which made such big hit during
the past five seasons, will be pre-
sented at the Fay Opera House to-
morrow evening. The play has been
rewritten somewhat, more comedy
added, while the story remains just
the same. New scenery has been
painted for this seasons produc-
tion. The wardrobe worn will sur
pass that of last season.
New specialties will be introduce
ed. Little Hazel Shannon, the
bright little star of the company, is
even better than ever. A strong
company has been secured by Man
ager Shannon. 1t will be we'll to &C.
cure seats at once. for this popular
attraction. At the Fay Opera, lust
one night, November 10th.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

John Klonoski, pumpmau at the
TesoFa mine, was killed through
heiug overcome by gas, in the mine
Wednesday evening.
A small blaze in the underground
pnmp:hopae earlier in. the day had
been extluguished, butyth levels
were still filled with smoke and gas
several'hours later when the men
returned to work, and several of the
worknsen were overcome but man.
aged to make the skip and were
pulled to surface in time to be re-
suscifated. klopoSki, however, failed
to get into the skip and when men
were sent after him life was extinct.
The deceaeed is a Young man who
has grown up in Virginia, being a
son Of Ar.aud Mrs. Martin kloposki,
at Walnut atreet. He was married
his wife being the gpest of Hibbing
friends at the time of the accident.
This accident marks the first of a
serious nature ,xhich has occurred
at the mines;pf The Tesora company
*siaee thex commenced active MN
ing operations.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
After the Dql9th Salaoas.

Bert N. Wheeler and "A. r. Merritt,
residents of the West End in Du-
lut&1, on Monday filed a commuui-
cation with the city council direct.
ing the attention of the aldermen to
the fact that they, along with Mayor
Culium, are violating: their oath of
office in permitting the sale of in
toxicating liquors on the Sabbath
day.
The Communication was prompt
ed through the alleged robbery of
a drunken man in west end grog-
shop on Sunday.
Mr.. Wheeler was formerly super
iptendeht of schools in this city,
and ie known as a young man of
principle and grim determine ton.
And unless we mistake our guess,
unless Mayor Cullum and the Du.
luth council take heed of the warn
ing they will be made to wish they
had. a..
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
W0uId-Be lnvestors--Take Notice.

"V0sO~OC uUVCSlOJ -" e1H6 VOtSC6s
The Imperial Lead & Zinc Mining
Company has recently authorized
the saleof 10000 shares of it's stock
at 70 cents per share. This stock is
now for sale at the office of the Te-
sora Mining Co., Virginia., Mimi.
The Imperial Lead & Zinc Mining
Company is the successor to the
original Lafayette Lead & Zinc in
ing Company. The stock of the old
company was sold at 80 cents per
share. The new company was Or
ganized under the laws of the state
of Wisconsin, and has trebled the
capitalization of the old company,
and will give in exchange tor each
share of stock in the Lafayette Lead
& Zinc Mining Company two shares
of the Imperial stock, $1,000 shares
of the new stock remaining in the
treasury to be sold if necessary to
carry on operations. Of the 10000
shares ordered sold the Tesora Min,
ing Company has taken 5000 shares.
All stock is and is to be full paid
and on-assessable.
IMPERIAL LEAD & ZINC MINING Co
BY NJ. L. Fay, General Manager.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
VII Hay az TOMORROW.


' EE8
TIM Roosevelt High School foot
ball tean, accompanied bya goodly
pun,ter ot "rooters," will leave on
the 4ofning train for Ely. where
they will contest for honorsl with
the Ey High School team.
The ncai team, since defeating
Two Hafbors two weeks ago, has
been MATERIALLY strengthened by a
numher'of hard practice games and
it is Axpected the boys will come
the John A. Johnson game on their
Vern1ilion city oppopepts. !: 4
Tho persopqel of lhe Roosevelt
team in toi1orrow's game will be as
follows: 1. Gill. full back; j. Klo.
poski, Quarter back; Everett. Lind
say. left half; G. Ilcrtson, right half;
G. Meehan, captain, center; ". Hoop.
er, LETT guard; Elmer Li,,dsay.. righ,
guard; JOHN Meehan, left snd; Ed
Deering Fright eud; A. Dahl, right
tackle; q nahoney. left tackle. Sub:
stitutes, H. Eaton and v. Johnson.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
lost Ca a'Railrood Track.

George Ojenovich, bold CHS
holm hnnter who wandered out of
sight Of the front door of his board
ing house on Sunday, got lost on a
railroad track mile outside the
village aud spent the night in wan.
dering up and down the line and
wondering how. the intellectual
mind ever stumbled onto the fact
that four times eleven made forty:
four.
Ojenpvich was saved from death
by starvation through being found
by the police the following morn
ing, calmly sitting On the track and
awaiting hie fate within calling dis
tance IS hisown breakfast table.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
AWARDED coNIRACJ fQe NV CHURCH
'h1es Sa@psea the Sscceesta Bidder
Qesbe.s Methpdist .Ednce.

no0es Sa@peoe the Sasccoestd bltdef
astbe4 Methodist E6nce.
James Sappson=was awarded the
contract, at q. meeting of the oAaciai
board Saturday evening, for. the
erectionof the proposed nev church
edifice for the n. i. Society, the fig
nre On the superstr,,ctnre being
nearlys$a7m This PRICE ~is exelus.
i've of foundation, plumbing, heat
ing plant and wiring, q nd will make
the total cost Of the completed
building; nearly or quite $4,000.
The plane and specifications for
the new building were furnished by
Architect Ferryberry,. of Duluth.
The building will be of Menominee
red veneer brick, with cpt stone
coRings, water tables, caps, key
stones, stc:. and will upqueetiorally.
be the finest church edifice on the
Minnesota ranges.
Contractor Sampson will begin
work on the new huilding % quick
~ as possible, but doee not autici.
pate ifs completion until spring.
The ruins of the old eh hnscsa build,
ing, recently destroyed by fire, are
being removed this week.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
PROVING A NEW VEehjl l)oN, eNo.


~ Vv~tU9lSlV ::
Considerable satisfsctionfi 10 being
telt by the owners over the news
from the workings of the White
Iron Lake Iron Company's property
On section2. The drill which is now
running has penetrated a denth :ot
nearly 1,4OO feet and the last lO0sfeet
are presumably in ore all the way.
Samples of the ores sent to various
assayers have given a PERCENTAGE
averaging 62. The drillwas set at lau
angle of 65 and later a vertical hole
may be put down to ascertain the
|depth of the deposit. The: feeling
is general here that the company
has working mine. The swork of
sinking the l4-foot working shaft
discontinued some time ago owing
to the non.arrival of the machinery
ordered, will continue after next
week. The machinery ist now at
hand and will be taken to the mine
and set up. The North western n Ia
chine works of Superior has tho
contract for the machinery and the
placing of the same and a repre-
sentative of the company is now at
the mine to see the work. IA hoist
ing engine, pump and boiler will at
once be enstalled and the work of
sinking the shaft rushed as fast az
possible.
The timber for the shaft is on the
ground and the services of Can't.
George Nettel, until recently with
the Shagawa company on section SO.
has been secured to do the tinkip9.
Captain Nettef,> is an expert in the
art OF shaft sinking and under his
supervision it is figured that good
time will be made. He will have
crew of 20 men as a starter Some
work was done on this shaft up to
the time it became necessary to
secure hoisting machinery and
considerable good ore was brought
to the surface. 1t is expected by
spring that quite a atockpile will be
on hand as the drill records show
considerable ore through WHICH the
shaft must paas in itss descent 3 :
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
ANOTHER NARROW ESCAPE.
The Oil House OF The Standard OIL CO.
Again threatened With Destruction.

In fierce blaze whic entirelySde.
stroyed the warehouse and stock of
Seigel Bros, furniture dealers, on
Wednesday evening, the oil house
of the Standard Oil Co. at the east
end of Oak street, was again threat
ened with destruction, which would
mean the inevitable burning of the
entire north part of the city. This
is the third time within a year that
this danger has threatened the resi-
dents of that part of the city, and
that some concerted action is not
taken to compel the removal of this
store house to a remote location ie
a matter of surprise.
In the destruction of their ware
house Seigel Bros. lost several
thousand dollars, having but re.
Gently received their fine stock for
the Holidays, all these goods being
stored. A small amount of insur-
>ance was carried by the firm.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
1t was first discovered by boy who
turned in an alarm, the department
getting two blocks from the fire hall
before the fire whistle was blown,
but even the quick response failed
to accomplish results, the building
being a veritable mass of flame up-
on their arrival. The presence of
the department, however, doubtless
saved the Oil house from catching
fire and the destruction of many ad-
jacent buildings. Two tanks of oil
which were standing alongside the
warehouse were pulled out of dan.
ger by a switch engine,
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
OYSTER .Suoner.

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will give an oyster supper at the
home of Mrs. James Laviolette. on
Wednesday, November 4th, serving
from $50 until 500. A cordial invi-
tation is extended yourself and all
your friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
:Mttd ~ fei,j0g aNto,lt.

C:E. Kfn&, proprietor Of a meat
market ct t:Nashwauh, died in a Hib.
bing hospital Monday az the result
of falling on q sidewalk at Nash
wauk few ,days. previously. In
falling he severely fractured his
right araa and receiyed in&ernalin.
jpries. The hsdy: xas sstippeasto
his forpaer home lat Westport, Can,
for inter1neut. 4. @.*::..~ *.~ ~. -: 49,.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Initiated pis Glass

K. y. d. Evans. special deputy
atate organizer of the Modern
Woodsnep, has been doing some
missionary vorkin the citythe past
ten days and az a resal3 Q class Of
thirty new members vac added to
the local camp at, 4 meeting held
last evening.
AT the close of the work a social
hour wac enjoyed, luuch being
served aud a musical program rem
dered.
The local camp now has a mem.
bership of 1877 in good standing.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
First Number of Star Course.

J.Lorenzo Zwickey, cartoonist and
art lecturer, entertained a large au-
dience at the Roosevelt Auditorium,
last evening. The number was
worthy, and was appreciated by all
attendants. The next number of
the course will be the Waterman
Concert Co., on the 29th inst.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

Rev. madsee to Lecture. /:
Rev. H. X. 4adsen, of Dulutil, who
recentlyareturned from an interest
ing journey through Norway, will
deliyerz . lecture on his travels to
i Virginia. audience at the Norweg-
iAnind.aE& Church on Tuesday even
:fa6l z4e Noxember. 18th Rev.
tlsdsen 10 a good speaker, and his
lecture should hold much of inter
est TO his nationality.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Psviss ls Co.uspleted.

On Sunday Last Contractor Nc.
Donneli 6nished the Chestnut street
paving. !. He has since been .enga3-
ed in paving the Railroad avenue
crossing, at the east end of the
street, which ~tll finish the i'm.
proyemepts to the thoroughfare for.
the year.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

Z VyeeCleEs - = >YvyFs1S4(3O015e99Q9tz u !:
: At the oloae .Qf the addresses ut
the Range efeaehars' j Associations
meeting sat Duiath Saturday the
annuel eleetions Af officers took
place. The of6aere. eaeoted we're:
z Preaident. g. Is. Youug, Hibbine;
viee,preai<aent, "A Y. jones, Sparta;
t1easAarer, Scott Fpe4er, ,Dnlntl,;
secretary, lias ,A1na sGoftaa, yir-
ginia. <. i. 4. # + .=:s z.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
Episcopal Church.

AT St. Paul's Episcopal Church
next Sunday there will be divine.
service at 7:3o p. m. Evening prayer.
will be said and the rector will
preach. Alsare invited to attend.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09
fay Block for Sale.

The building and lots known al
the Fay Block is for sale. Price.
$4,000. For terms enquire of 1M. T..
Fay, Virginia. =: