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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS & ST, LOUIS RID
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

John Harmon and wife to George II.
payette, lot u, block 8, Oak Park ad
Isaac E. Burgan and wife to Ralph E. '~
Lovett, 5s112o feet of lot 8. block f, ~,
Peter J. ' Belt and wife to Andrew '''
Thompson, southeast and south one-half
Of northeast, section 80, township 81,
Conrad J. Weeks and wife to Ire1ie ''''
CAM Gampe 3s6 . front l2o feet Of lot !.
2 block g., Borup's addition: ........... 1,1oo
W: D. Washburn, Jr. and wife to Edwin
Hawley (trusteel, lots 4, As; JIG, III,
11S, 1872, 1873, West End addition, Sec
W. D. Washburn, Jr, and wife to Min.
-neapoIis & ST Louis Railway cnmpanE.---
addition. Second division ~ -. 2,o4s
Mary shi nS to- to Frank Gsse
township III. range "a. 1000
Gqst tss, j. witt and wife to Louisa
hise Go iEs II ADDITION dnd west oneha of lot 100
Elinor and Samuel Kurtzman to John
Grumpy, part of lot K, West End
Minnesota Debenture company to George
| Jacobson, lot 20, block Is, Walton
Harry A. Williams and wife to August August ~
| Berslund. lot 6, Walton's Second add
Andrew a G. Higdahl to Hogan P: Heg. "
dahl, lot 10, block 8, Lauderdale's sub o--
Ada al''5 r and F. ", Blake to Ole A. go
steen, lot 2, block %, Paramount Park 1900
Janet G. Elliott to Mary T. Elliott
(guardian), south one-half of lot 8, .
block 20 St. Anthony city. ..:........ 1850
John Kort and wife to Frank X. Kort,l. e.
| west 40 feet of lots and 2, block g, .-,v
Sibley addition ...................... $50
Ludwig Lindsten and wife to Joseph R. n
Despardin, lot u, block -, Bakers
| amendment to Highland Park. ..-,..... 1900
Christian Hilkeen and wife to Erick g.
addition .::.:......... 1000
| part of lot IL. block o. Wilson, b, &,
WIS addition 49,. 80. "..s'H' :. 1000
| Margaret and H. j, Whear to Michael J.
Haggerty, part of lot IL, block g.
| Wilson, B.. & VS. addition. ..........z 1,00d
Jenny L. and Leonard Scott to Frank
Bauermeister, 251ax40 rods, southeast
corner, east one-half, northeast, section
| u, township 2s. range 24.............. 5,4o0
Thirteen miscellaneous deeds. ........... 49,.
!
Total Observation-Disclosures. $50, e2s
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Unimproved.

$25o-EACH FOR THREE LOTS ON CoLFAx
av between 32d and. 33d SITS; west
front, 46x126 EACH
$125-Bryant av between 33d and 34th; west
front, 46x126, two feet above grade; trees.
$200-For three lots on Penn av n between 35th
and Seth; west front. 120x120
front, 4ox12e.
$7oo-Make an offer; 4th av N between 33d and
34th SITS; east 'front.'. 46x157.
23d and oath SITS; east front, 48x157 each
81, s5o-What will you give for 96x157 feet
corner of Sd az N and oath av; east and
north front.
81, ooo-oner; corner Of Washington st NE and
18th az, west front. 4Ox129; sewer, city
water, stone sidewalk, curb and gas
$6Oo-Weshtngton st NE between 18th and 14th
west front, 4ox12e; sewer, city water
stone sidewalk curb, and gas.
$425-Sd st NE between 18th and 18th; eas
front, 5Ox132.
$e25-13th av NE between I'd and Sd; nortf
front, 66x115; sewer, city water, stone
sidewalk, curb, paving and gas.
$5oo-Make offer; Quincy st NE between Broad
way and Summer; east 'front.' 40x180.
$3Oo-For 38 feet and $3.50 for &c feet by 16;
feet on Sd st NE between 10th and Goth
west front, city water and stone sidewalk
$5oo-Make offer; Jackson st NE near 18th
41x131.
s3oo-Buchapan st NE between 18th and 2eth
east front. 37x12s.
s5o-B st NE Ne, b between soth and s1st; ives
Yale Realty Co., FOG 4th st s.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Roche Rrothers. room * Fonrth street 80
brick toilet room :. :................: $500
frame building ............. : Il 400
" s. Dychtowicz ct al, 1886 Washing ~
ing ........... .................... s.1oo
story frame dwelling :.;:......: . 5000
two-story frame dwelling: ..:.......:. - 1900
G. A. Mousseau 4549 Zenith avenue s,
III story frame dwelling ..............2 j 500
story frame dwelling $500, 1000
John Friedman 2017 Girard avenue S,
two-story frame dwelling .............. $500
Gustavus Brigger, 3101 Emerson avenue.
s, " STORY frame dwelling. .......... 800
Thirteen minor permits. ................. 2,745
Observation-Disclosures. PAS
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o o o 90 O 0
- 2, 49, - THE ft.. r7rs, +
II. ; CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE.. Il,
.. ,}~ 200 Nicollet av.
Whistles, Brandies, Wines and. Liquors
for Family and Medical Use.
Prompt Delivery to all parts of the City.
It. @. phone 564; N. W. phone Main 5e4.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALOON SATURDAY THE RUSH TAIL
oring Co., 304 LIST av ), will have a great
Internationally half-price sale OF undelivered
fine tailormade spring suits. The biggest bar
gains ever offered in high grade tailoring are
in this list below. Read 1t over carefully.
Look for your size. See the materials and
the regular price, and the cut price, 1t will
cost you nothing to come and see IL we can
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

SH g 9 g { 2 soD sa 2 rnn z s
house, nearly new, on easy terms; full
cellar, large living and dining rooms.
iavasosy four large bedrooms, hneiy ~
fully finished for servants bedroom,
closets, etc.; hardwood finish through
out, except third floor, and all floors
hardwood; beautiful decorat lions, gas FIX =
lures, shades, gas range, water heater
and laundry stove included in purchase
} price; house has nil the finish and. de-
) tails for perfect home; large lot, front
ing wide boulevard and street; two
} blocks to carr price $500, and only Of
fered because owner Is leaving city.
Let me show you this property. +. J.
Percival, SOC Guaranty building.
Q Q O Q Q 0 O o O O O
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GOOD LOTS CHEAP.

GOOD LOTS CHEAP.
$4oo-on Lyndale ay, With water S5., and gas
$800-Double corner, 18th and Garfield, fac
ing south and east; water. walk and trees.
water, gas and trees; these are cheap; viii vii
bring $1,000 EACH
S70o-on1y one left on Holmes inside 34th
ST..
sa5o-on Lyndale near 4sd st; water and
gas
$55o-On Colfax, next to corner 33d; wa.
ter, walk and gas; don't let this slip by.
$475 buys two lots, S0x130, east 'front.' on
Blaisdell between 45th and 4eth SITS; city wa
ter this year; .oo,. =.
$s5o-Grand av, close to- 26th st, west
front, 4sx1so, with sewer, water, gas and
trees; easy terms
''' Crocker & Crowell,
R1E nf pvi1d
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REAL. ESTATE EXCHANGE


FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-WE WILL SELL
+ for $1,000, orssexchange for stock Of mer-
chandise, eighty acres of farm and timber
land with house it, in Swedish settlement,
two miles from creamery. This is almost a
gift. 7949, Journal. ~. a. ...5s.i. .i,,s.s. =:
$50 a., DEUEL. CO., S. D., $25, MAKE OFFER.
500 A., Wis, Dane Co., $50, for city Res.
120 A., Wis. Portage Co., $37, for mdse.
:. r. American Land & ok. Co., ~,'>-
235 Boston Block, Minneapolis, MINI.
QUARTER SECTION AND HALF SECTION
hpe agricultural land, in Dunn county, near
Dickinson. N. D.; will trade for city prop
erty, hotel, rooming house or anything I
can use. Address 9os7. Journal.
a4s.AonE IMPROVED FARM, PIERCE ooUN:
IT,. Wis. only three miles from Red Wing.
$4,000, will trade for Minneapolis resi-
dence; wood on this place worth $4,000. Mann
& Chapman, 1872 Boston block, !
WANTED-A STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN.
disc, hardware, furniture machinery.
have good South Dakota and Wisconsin tim
Der land to trade In same. 1880, Journal.
WANT 70 SELF OR TRADE9 FOR FLATS
| farms, mills, lands, stores and other proper
| F. L. Thresher, 924 New York Life. -
FOR sALE-LoTs, NEW TOWN, PoNDERAY
/ Idaho easy terms. will exchange for Pan
handle smelling stock. $40 Railway bldg.
| Minneapolis. s,..-.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, THREE GOOD LOTS
| will trade for automobile. 10 to 20 H.: +.
If. in good running order Address S97s, Jour-
| nal
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

-~z=T' BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Andreen. 4143 James ave-
nue. N. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Atkins. 4o4s Tenth
street n. boy. - T., fF5faE
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thaxter. so1 Twentieth
avenue n: boy.
third avenue NE, q boy.
\, M and. and Mrs Frederick Bros. Gil Twenty
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoigeson. 1s1e, Ninth
street s. boy. ,,sNs 'Tsre Ss&i
..Mr: and Mrs. c. a. Beach. 1927 Morgan ave-
nue. n. a girl. s2rse - 81
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold esberg. 1910 Jefferson
street. q GIRL q = ~ -..-,. .2Eyr5ss.esE
~ MARRIAGE LICENSES. fsasf
Teodor Benson and Anna X Johnson.
Howard Reeves and Grace NJ. Langley =
John Suitkowski and Frances Wloch.
John Lopata and Magdalena Kocon.
Emil I. Pyes and Celia Brch1.
William Dworsky and Eva Walton.
k ys DEATHS.
Clara l.. Harrison. Franklin Heights fats.
Mrs. Jennie Hart. St. Barnabas hospital
Robert 3. 0Conners. 752 Adams street NE.
Charles Koch. 119 West Thirty-frst street.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

WELL FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE; PIANO,
phone 18th ST. near Nicollet, June 10 to sept
l. references required; only small family.
Gale & Co., 421. New York Life bu1ldlns
nished house with large lawn, piano, hard
wood floors throughout, elegantly equipped
bathroom. Telephone n. W. South 1870.
n YOU WANT a COMPLETELY FURNISHED
modern house of eight rooms, for the summer
call at 31S Oak st Sc. Phone East 525-J4.
30 LET-FURNIsHED, TO A SMALL FAMILY
for the summer, fine downtown residence
See W W. Price. New York Life building
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PROFESSIONAL,

suPERFLUoUs FLAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Mrs HOLSTER,
TITS syndicata block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive speclalisk Il.
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For .Rent-Stores.

WILL RENT FRONT PART OF STORE WITH
good show windows, opposite Security bank
building. Address 1882, Journal,
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WANTED-REAI, ESTATE
WANTED-AT ONCE FOR SPOT CASH GUS
: toner, house and lot In North Minneapolis or
South Minneapolis east Of Chicago av. If you
want to sell hurry. -, .;..
Brown Bros,
>. 1925 Guaranty Bldg.
LAUDERDALE g. GO. WANT YOU TO LIST
vacant lots, fats. houses to rent Or sell or
manage for non-residents; can do you lots Of
good and ourselves a little good. Temple
Court. -
HAVE, CASH CUSTOMERS FOR HOUSES AND
lots, all parts of city; also acreage adjoin-
ing city. What have you to offer? Quick
sales q. r. Smith, 538 Security Bank bldg.
WANTED-ACREs ALONG THE RIVER, Be
tween Mendoza and Bloomington Address
with full particulars and lowest cash price,
1859, Journal go s
WANTFD-1MPRovED. ACREAGE PROPERTY,
with lake frontage within 80 miles of city;
state cash price and give full particulars Lock
Box 451. -
WANTED-A GOOD SEVEN OR E1GHT-Ro ROOM
house in Southeast Minneapolis. near the state
university. Chadbourn & Braden, II 4th
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD EIGHT,
nine and ten-room houses. Fifeld & Ftfeld,
q, 4717-721 Andrus building
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KODAKs AND CAMERAS sold ON EASY
payment plan. 4. v. Moreau Co., Kodak
Dealers, SIC Nicollet ay. Developing; and
printing dons.
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COWS, DOGS, POULTRY
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

KODAK FILM DEVELOPING AND F1NlsH,
business established twenty years. y. II.
pack co. 112 9th st s.. .s45. 5s3E4s
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ROBT. WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty, box 41S, S2S Boston block. Minneapolis.
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MEMS CLOTHING ON CREDIT.
We are selling on credit lot OF men 8
and youths suits that are equal to. If not
better than YOU will find in any store In the
twin cities. Note our prices. then come and
look at them; $3.50; $40, $12, $3.50, $3.50,
$l4. $14.60, SIS. Any suit in the house on
payment of 81 per week. z
You don't need bank reference to secure
invited. -
Crotty'a a14-G16 Nicollet Second Floor :.
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last fall; consisting of beautiful weathered
oak dining-room set, gas stove, folding bed,
couch. baby carriage, draperies and curtains;
lowing city; will sell cheap for cash. Ad-
dfess 5000, Journal.
FOR sALE-A COMPLETE SMALL LAUNDRY
outfit, water heater. gas engine, sO-shirt
washer, polisher, wrtnger, shafting, betting,
ETC.; slightly used and for sale at price
that is right. Address H. L. Emmett, Sibley,
Iowa.
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A BARGAIN.

: A BARGAIN. 4&|s-''''1'.
We offer for sale one Of the finest homes
In Prospect Park, nearly new, eight rooms,
modern with steam heat, hardwood floors and
finish. full basement with laundry, open plumb
ing, gas and electric lights, city water, fine
barn that cost nearly $500 to build, large
front porch. screened in: lot 5Ox16 IS, south
front; only $4,000. Chadbourn & Braden, II
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CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING.
Beautiful rug weaving from old carpets;
Cleaning Co.. Nicollet island. Both phones.
PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR.
pets. rugs to the Mpls. Carpet Cleaning 4 Rug
Factory, liz 4th st N. Main 8c27; T.. @. e4e5.
BEsT RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPET
cleaning. Moorish Bug Co.. 10o2 Franklin.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered
TO LET-ROoM WITH BOARD OFFERED IN
modern house, central location, telephone,
spring water, all things modern. iii Haw-
thorn aY.
EXCELLENT BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK;
cool airy rooms; large garden; telephone e MOD
HOTEL SAN ANGELo|sUITEs WITH BATHS,
single rooms, with without board; elevator
service. 1921 Nicollet av. Both phones --..~-
FOR RENT-RooMs, WITH FIRST. GLASS
Hawthorn CIV.
HOTEL, VAN EYCE, QUIET FAMILY HOME,
modern, best Of table board 1924 Nicollet av.
NICELY FURNISHED CORNER FRONT ROOMS
with board home cooking. 1921 9th az S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
WILL PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond Academy and Nc
Guire's School TO Met

II the weather fhis afternoon VIII re~-
r'it the teams from Richmond Academy
and NrGgiro's school wiu meet .n the
Broad Street Park in tho last champion
ship game between the two institutions
The winning team will contend with the
crack High School FOR the chanlo, on
snip of tho city.
The teams when seen Yesterday after
noon were in the best OF condition and
were working hard for the contest to-
day The McGuire's team. particularly
Sd going through signal practice. seemed
O. Doe !n almost perfect training. and
went through halt au hours practice
without hitch.
The Academy team is slightly heavier
than NcGu'res and Will depend largely
on It's ability 20 90 through the line for
substantial gains. Both teams have been
working the forward pass with a great
deal Of success during the season. and f.
Is probable THAT 70 will be used LARGELY
thls afternoon
Mcclure has large number Of trick
plays thai are relied on TO make gains
for that team The use o. these rla,s
VIII make the game douAly interesting
Tor the spectator. on account OF the large
gains % bee made when they are success
fui
Both teams are confident u victory. AMI
ere prepared 20 DO their beet 10 put them
in lire for championship honors Both
are we'll coached and have been hard az
work during bad and good weather ever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
BOWLING MATCH
Fifth of Series of Championship
Games Tonight.

The nfyh or the series OF games for the
bowling championship Of the city and the
News Leader CUP will be rolled tonight in
Williams Alleys. The interest IN these
games is az fever heat. and the alleys
VIII be crowded. Twelve games OF the
eighteen 60 DC played have been rolled.
and the three games tonight will be next
20 the last of the series.
A. the last series. rolled last Friday
night SpillinEs took the lead away from
Williams and out averaged him FOR the
three games hv three points. Meyers also
got ahead OF Williams by the high-game
point. His average IS Just the same as
Williams s. but In one game he made a
score larger than Williams did and ne
took the second place in the list Spill
ings head The list with an average Of
i6S while Myers aud Williams follow
with loo.
The series tonight is looked forward 10
by the devctees of the game. as some
thing is expected 20 happen. A dark horse
has been picked from those near the top.
and he Is expected TO take a lead which
Will put him 81 The top for the final series
next Friday night.
The scores SO far have been very close
among those near the top, and any de-
cided squirt on the part OF a player within
calling distance OF the lead will nut him
the top OF the ladder with the cham
pionsnip almost IN his hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16

800 800, Tor professional services. and that
t.oy Eot a Judgment against the New
lvIN fAliway magnate IN the Chancery
DVuit OF this city. Fisher took al aD-
be9L and T having been refused. the
JIiosllrnent or the lower court IS sustain
- Ane decree OF the court is that $500
~ the amount shall bear interest from
rro,, ~ ~ !. IT, &ad the remaining 1900
, ne court yesterday allowed a writ OF
eitoS ard supersedeas in the case oe D.
s, 81 ,N'choison. adninistrator Of J. J.
Sui,tu. VS., the Norfolk and Western
1auW@y- The case Is from the Circuit
Court % Franklin. where the Jury gave
we pielntin q verdict Of 5000. which
WAS subsequently set aside by the court.
ing cases. -- W
french Dodd hy L. G. Jamison. HIS mex.
friend, vs. Edward r. Han and Susie q,
tiaH MS wife. from the Circuit Court
~ fauq uier county. October 3 1876 This
Lusaion Involves n suit % vncate ca~-
ground OF fraud '.'7
u. H. Smith vs. NJ. S. Jewell. Ci-o,,i,
court o. Williamsburg. This litigation
involves an option on forty-lve acres OF
oyster ground In York county.
Red Head. Mallard and Teal ducks al
RUEGER'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
VIRGINIA TEAM ON
MUDDY GRIDIRON
Work Hard Against Strong Scrub
Team for Practice TO Defeat
George Washington.
A HALF-H0UR'S SIGNAL DRILL
Captain Johnson Confined by a
Cold and Not With the
Team.
rspeelal 70 The rlmes-plsnat.s.l


CHARLOTTESNILLE VA. November
1.-THE Virginia football eleven put IN
an hours work on muddy gridiron this
with George Washington. There was
considerable hard work despite the fact
that there was no scrimmaging. king
Cole lined up a strong scrub team and
taught the Varsity how 90 break through
and block the kicks lie then showed the
regulars how 10 ketp the scrubs from get
ting through the line Much attention
vas given TO the ends, IN order 10 in
sun more speed into them in getting down
the field under punts.
The afternoons work closed with a half
hours drill in signals. Fletcher was
played at quarterback. and showed inn
pioFement in running on the plays He
VIII. no doubt, be used IN Saturday S
game.
4 peculiar accident happened 20 Right
End Myers. While I'm the act OF running
down the field 70 get quarterback kick.
ne coliided with Randolph. and almost
mad the end Of his tongue severed. The
injury was an exceedingly painful one.
aud the member bied prOfusely.
The team has been handicapped this
week by teh absence Of Captain Johnson.
Who has been confined 70 his room with
cold ever since the GEORGETOWN game.
tls place in the backfleld has been filled
oy iionaker. one Of the hardest workers
on the scrub
The squad consisting ~ the fret and
second elevens We're engaged. and will
take the o'clock train for Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
METROPOLITAN SEA SON ENDS.
FAVORITES WIN AT LATONTA
Small Crowd Sees End of Races
on Aqueduct Track-Held
in Rainstorm.

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE Me-
trOpolitan racing season for 1856 came to
close at Aqueduct to-day with a small
crowd in attendance. The races We're run
in driving sleet storm and the track
Was heavy. The Nassau handicap went
TO Athlete in easy fashion.
First race-selling, mile and furloug-
Leonard Joe Hayman e to % first. Kiug
Henry 80 20 ID second, pehabar (6 TO ID
third. Time. 81.
Second race-siX fUriouss-Norkst Is 90
j. first, Purstane @ 70 ID second. Acrobat
Il TO j. third. Time, 1915 rs.
Third race-the Nassau handicap. mile
Athlete q to Sd first. Orlene d3 To j.
second. Ben Ban a 90 ID thiId. Time,
lab.
Fourth race-seven turongs-Ben Mot 6
20 ID first Luretta (eVcnl second. New
York G. TO ! third. Time. 1.-9
Fifth Iace-miic- Martin DOYLE % 90 %
first. Go Between G To- % second. Bad
News no To y third. Tine. 1912 20.
Sixth receive furlongs- Hancock C TO
ID first Trouble Maker 90 TO ID second,
Work and Play q to j. third Time. 1.Os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
Notice.
GAINESVILLE, Va.
NOTICE TO THE PURLI

Some few days ago I saw a nieos
written from Boydton. Va. saying " IT
Gooch's retail liquor license would be
revoked IN Clarksviue on the 29th. I
want TO say that w. H. Gooch has had
no retail liquor license in Clarksville
since 1900. and there Is only one saloon
here, and I own it. I write this as JUS
tice to myself. as from piece written in
the paper people might think GAINESVILLE
is dry. have or hand. and ready to
MI, all orders that may come in. tho
largest stock Of Liquors IN southside
Virginia.
Corn whiskey, 10 years old. per gallon
and jug. s5.f5.
Corn Whisky. s years old. per gallon
and jug. s2t5.
Corn whiskey. ? years old. per gallon
and jug s1.e5.
Rye whiskey from sf.5o per gallon to
$500 per gallon.
All kinds Of Wines and Brandies tina,
can be- kept.
All orders must be accompanied with
the money.
send all orders to the
GAINESVILLE WSISKEY HOUSE,
ClarksVllie. Va.
c.. H. TIPPETT.
Owner and Proprietor.
GAINESVILLE. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-16
CAROLINA CAPTAIN
WILL BE RULED OFT
Wilson VIII Not Be Able TO PLAY
in Thanksgiving Game in
Richmond.
ACADEMY VERSUS INQUIRIES
Fast Local Teams 70 Meet This
Afternoon at Broad Street
Park.

Word received yesterday from the rep
resentatives Of tho North Carolina
Agricultural and Mechanical and Viz
glnla Poiytechnical Institute managers
by tho repre- sentatlves 81 the oieveus IN
this city showed that the Thanksgiving
game here would certainly he between
those teams a list of the names Of the
players on the A. and NJ team has been
sent % the v. Z. ] management. and
although II contains the name ~ VIII
son. this years captain Of A. and NJ.
"a note accompanying the list stated that
II he was not eligible according 90 the
rules u the Southern Association his
name would b. dropped from the list
The V. +. management VIII certainly
Insist on tie dropping % Captain Wilson,
but other than this no names VIII be
taken OF tine list
Under the capable coaching OF Heston.
Michigan star halfback for two years
the a. and NJ team mas developed into
"A frst-class football machine. The
Michigan system. altered according 20
the new rules has been used almost cn-
tireiy. and the men are W 10 every
trick and play used BY Hurry Up
lost ia his campaigns against the West
crn teams. Condition has been the
watehword Of the coach since he first
began work in September. and the men
are now in the pink and when they
come here on Thanksgiving Day they
vll De almost equal % any team in the
country or that score.
The y. =. J. team has taken on q squirt
and in its last game with Blckneu showed
that 10 is approaching its old time form.
Although tee score does not snow e.. the
" =. J. team. according 70 many eye
Witnesses Of the game was clearly en-
titled 10 t1e victory on gains through
the iine and aro-ud the ends IL laid all
over the other team. u was weak how
ever. in the kicking game. and there =
lost tile game