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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-10-28

BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
224 COLORADO BUILDING. 18th and G.
Phone Main 2525 Expert specialists IN deli
cate and intricate Investigations any cause
all sections: absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
night service, phone residence, North 434s
Oe25-6t
NINE. ZENITA. Card and Palm Reader. 1915
7th ST. NV. oc23-gt
WORKINGMEN! Have you families? Then
come 10 for a good merchant tailor made
suit OF clothes or oveTcoat CHOrn the least
bit) at figures TO please men that hustle for
"a living. JUSTHS OLD STAND, GIG ID.
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Fall Resorts.
. .-4r- .-s-.
Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot OF tn
- st for Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport
- News. and all points south. by the su-
- Derb powerful steel palace steamers
- s.Newport News" Norfolk" and
washington"
7 = washington. 6 30 pmlLgy. Portsmouth. IS pm
~ Alexandrtz Z 90 pm Lv. Norfolk. ......s pm
Ar 1T Monroe = 90 am Nv. Fl MOnros...T pm
ar Norfolk 6 90 am, AR. Alexandra. 6 30 am
A. Portsmouth. 8 90 am Ar. WRahinEton...7 am
gE-ThroUgh connection made at Nor
fsIl with steamers Of Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. FOR New York and MeT-
- Giants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton.
RTFor further Information apply a.
general ticket Office los 18th st, Col.
0rado Building telephone Main-22sOl
" 9Th 81. wharf telephone Main-S760l.
JNO CALLAHAN
I'd Y. Pres. & Gen. MgP
W, II. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. AEC
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in Washington. c. T. HUNTER, The BIZ
cycle Man. lis Pennsylvania ave. nv. oez4 If
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED from $50 up: satIsfac-
tion guaranteed. For estimates send postal
or phone North 557-M. L. +. BEALL. 154S
Sd 81. oc2s-3t
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TO MOUNT VERNON
STR. CHARLES MACALESTRR

Daily 10 n. and ?: 30 IN. Sundays excsptedD
Fare Cround trip excursion tickets). 90 cents
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Miss Angelo Ostrander. a singer Of
note, and Louis Knoll, director of the
Marlborough Blonheim Quintet were
quietly married Monday noon. They are
now South on their wedding trip. Upon
their return, they viii live on South
Rhode Island avenue. where Mr.. Knoll
has established a school OF music.
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain: look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal;
painless filling DIR. J. l. WILSON. 1903 +
Oc25-S0t
FIRST-CLASS WORK, Low PRICES-Set
OF teeth, 50 up; gold crowns. 50 up: gold
nIings 81 up: silver Filings soc; work
guaranteed; no pain. DIR. GEO. l. Ed
MONDS. $40 + st. NV. oc25-30t
DIR. OTIS ". ELZEY, DENTIST.
s. W. Cor 10th and F SITS. y. W.
Gold Crown and Brldgework Specialist.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded. moderate prices. Phone NJ 1852.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shaw, jr., well
known IN Washington social circles.
are enjoying a stay at the shore. They
are at the Wiltshire. and will remain
over until the middle of November
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Found.

SOMETHING NEW-''Arrowsquar Puzzle. 90
great business getteT; copyrighted. 900 s..
HAYS. Printer. Z27 X 81. NV. oc2S-st
FOUND-That hats renovated equal IL new:
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENN s
HAT CO.. 500 l4th St NV. se27-3sf
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Albert c. Engard, an officer of the
United States Navy. accompanied by
Mrs Engard. is spending the latter
part or October at the New Boutwell,
MI and Mrs. A. &. Smith. the former.
also naval officer. are at the Both
we'll
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DR.. Homer Gibney, a noted New York
surgeon. is a visitor at the Hotel Wind
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LOsT-iady's small black purse. containing
keys. memoranda. and ring Return 70 1876
Nj ST, receive reward. II
LOST-Between Kann's and sth and + sts
pair or steel-rrame spectaCless case marked
"klnsinan.' 81 reward IL returned 20 ID. NJ.
LEA, SIT 18th st. NV. II
LosT--tGold Iocket; monogram L. II. Re
ward II returned 10 1901 7th st. NV. II
L.OsT-Thursday near 9th and L SIS Sc.
male fox terrier pup: white with black and
tan face; black spot on back like saddle. Re-
ward, $50 9Th st. &c. oc2s-2t
I.OST-Shriner pin. gold ana platinum; form
OF scimitsri George engraved reverse side.
Reward. return l2l'la ST. ne II
LOsT-Iady's gold hunting-case watch. in
NORTHWEST. Reward u + 81 ne oc@'-St
I.OsT-CIrcular gold wreath pin, with eight
pearls; lost Friday night, October Is. either
IN National TheGter or palm room, New VIII
lard Hotel. liberal reward II returned 70
BOX $50. Times ONCE. oc27-au
LOsT-A p Z. O. pin. marked on back
Clara A. Danielson, Chapter K" Reward II
returned to 45s y st. sw. oc25-3t
LOsT-October "a. black and tan bitch. Tag
9474 Name Topsy. Return GA s NV. Re
ward. ocZT-3t
LOsT-Ron OF bills from 9Th and PeunsyI-
vania ave NV. 20 Sd st. Sc. Reward II re-
turned to F. ABENSHEM. COZ Pennsylvania
ave. NV oc37-3t
LOsT-Wednesday between Mt Vernon sem
mary and Aqueduct bridge, GOLD watch and
fob. III. L. engraved on back. April
~, 1900 on inside. On FOB I'll. L" IN
seal. Finder VIII be suitably rewarded hi
returned 10 WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
oC21-3t
LOsT-FrIday afternoon a heart shaped
amethyst pin. Liberal reward and no ques-
tons asked If returned 10 FPS LIST 81 nv.
oc27-3J
LOST-In lie Droit Park young collie dog.
white with black spots only seven months
old. Liberal reward BY owner, 1893 81 ST
NV. oc27-2t
LOST Georgetown car. September 2s. white
silk shawl and book. belongs TO Hebrew
church. Reward II returned 10 2i5l PeunsyI-
vania ave, NV. oc26-8t
LOsT-Monogram pin. initials j. IT, S. on
reverse side. Reward II returned. ROOM "a
! War Department oc25-3t
I.OsT-Evening. October 25, lady's solitaire
diamond bar pin. Reward, 1926 eth st. NV
oc2s-3t
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-From PIEDMONT,
l4Jh and clifton sJs-, largo black French
poodle; tag sos. Reward. oc26-3t
/ LOsT-Breastpin. 5-stone diamond. and pair
fron Washington Safe Deposit Co. a. Shore
ham Hotel, large reward viii be paid for
their return and no questions viii be asked
Inquire at C:ice. SHOREHAM HOTEL.
ocl9-l0t
LOsT-AH the rats in our house, by BAR
CLAY, The Ferret Man, sZI louisiana ave-
Ee6-u
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Fruhauf. whose
wedding in the early part of the week,
was a social event in Cincinnati, are
spending part or their honeymoon at
the shore They are at Young's Hotel
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Musical.

PIANO for practice 10 cents per hour; studio
FOR reheaTsalE. 81 per evening. Address
DOWNTOWN STUDIO. Times ONCE. OCT 81
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Roller Skates.

RAIL-, BEARING Rink Skates with steel roll
iers, 1875 pair; plain bearing skates with
steel rollers. S1.50 pair.
nth AND l. CYCLE COMPANY. ocs-tf
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG.

CONSULTING CLAIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
Her honesty, test OF time, and twelve
years continuous practice IN Washington
have proven beyond all doubt that her pre-
dictions are authentic and her advice reli-
able. Extraordinary claiTVOyanI power com .
bined with superior knowledge OF palmistry
enables her 10 read your life. infancy 10 old
age, and guide you in the happy and fortu-
nate path OF life. Her advice pertaining 10
love, business, Wills estates lawsuits buy
ing selling property, speculations, invest
ments. courtship. marriage, family difficulties
divorce etc, Is unsqualed. Without asking a
single question. without previous knowledge.
she viii tell you the day Of the week and
month OF your birth, your full name. names
OF friends and enemies whom and when YOU
win marry. giving names. locations, dates.
and facts.
72l NINTH ST. n. w. 7n
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Bay horse. 200 pounds: not a
blemish; work anywhere; s45s good cCndi-
ton. i0o6 Bladensburg read. u
WILL EXCHANGE delivery wagon good as
new. covered rear doors, for twO-ssat small.
light vehicle. with pole for two horses, b, i.
MINOR, 62i 18th ST. NV. 0c2s-st
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Moving
Packing and ShippiRG.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS.
81 LOAD.
TWO-HORSE WAGON, 50 LOAD.
COLUMBIA TEANSEEE COMPANY,
513 uth ST N w te20-ts
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Personal.

EDUCATED Southern lady OF means C35)
seeks correspondence with refined business
gentleman object. matrimOny. references ex-
changed. ALICE. sl7 North Broad, Phila-
delphta. II
READINGS In clairvOyancy and paimistry.
Call 1910 Sth st. NV. oc2s-3t
4 YOUNG MAN would like to meet a lady
Of means; object, matrimony. Address BOX
353 Times office. II
MARRIAGE PAPER-Best published, mailed
free; contains advertisements maria eeab bic
people. many rich. from all sections United
States and Canada II. ". GUNNEI-s. To
iedO, Ohio. Oc2S. no4,li,IS
AiARRY-New I6-page paper sent sealed for
two stamps: ladies and gentlemen write de-
scribe yourselves. mention this paper. Al
dress ELITE, Box 1872. Baltimore Nd. II
MRS. WHITE holds seance Sunday even
ing, pm. Readings daily 1891 Sth 81. NV.
1t
ORIGINAL Gypsy Palmist has returned
open Sunday l0c 1923 Sth st, NV. oc2s-2t
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FOR SALESMAN horse. buggy and har.
less. s55. I245 II st. ne. oc27-3t
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Mr., and Mrs. Clark Greenwood are
visiting Mrs. Phoebus at the Wiltshire
Mrs. Greenwood and Mrs. Phoebus are
sisters.
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SACRIFICE SALE OF two exceptionally
fine young horses: city broken. guaran-
teec absolutely sound; VIII sell separate
~ or together; no reasonable OFFER re-
fused. Address BOX 347, Times ONCE.
oc27-3t
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FOR sALE-TWO pairs OF carriage horses.
lack and bays two good bT0ugham horses,
two good doctors horses. FRED JOHNSON.
4 y SC ocs6-3t
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CHEAP. three spring top wagon and hsr.
ness. same as new. 200 Bates ct. NV
ug26-3t
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So CASH-Having two large suburban
building lots In the Southeast section Of the
District of Columbia. which / cannot use.
l WIZ sacrifice both for sum OF SIS cash.
Short distance from car line. The first SIS
cash secures this bargain. / understand ad-
joining lots ars selling from $50 and up
each. Call or address
GEORGE F. MAILMAN,
Nobby turnouts fer hire. Stylish cabs on call.
Phone Nj 4292. pa and 226 18th ST NV
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Lost.

LOST-iady's small black purse, containing
keys. memoranda, and ring Return 70 ll36
Nj St receive reward. IL
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5c a load
ifNITFT STATES STORAGE CO.. 1890 az
ION 81 NV. Phone Main 1928. SCISSOR
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.
1z2o You Street.
INDEsTRUCTIBLE.
900 rooms: silver vaults; uothproof rooms;
money advanced at per cent per annum on
goods stored IN thls building. Let our est.
mator call
PACKING. DRAWING AND SzIPPIN6
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
Will Shortly Resume Work.

Local stockholders of the Calumet
& Sonora Copper Company have
been advised that there is a ]ikeli.
hood that work will be resumed at
the: mine early in March. The mine
was closed down last fall to await
perfection of the title to the land.
Word has been received at the
head office of the company from the
City of Mexico that all the papers
and records in connections with the
deal are in regular order and that
the deed, or patent, to the land hold
ings of the Calumet & Sonora peo-
pie will soon be issued. The CON-
pany is said to be in good condition
financially to resume operations,
and the outlook for good paying
copper proposition is said to be par
ticularly fine.
NJ. L. Fay, former. mayor, is heav-
lily interested in the proposition ano
thinks we'll of it. Stock of the com.
pany in large lots is held at all of
the towns along the range.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
Our Next Senator.

P. r. Vail, of this city, has made
formal announcement of his inten.
ton of filing for the Republican
nomination for state senator, and
his entrance inta the race is consid-
cred equal to his election, for his
strength throughout the district ie
considered impregnable.
Mr.. Vail was former member OF
the house, and his record is one
which. recommends him to every
voter. He is also large property.
holder in many of the range com.
munities and enjoys an acquaint.
ance among all classes of people
which will rebound to his benefit in
the coming contest.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1906-03-02
Give Us One Little Soo.

EDITOR OF THE ENTERPRISE:
I see by the Virginian that there
is movement among politicians,
to avoid friction, conceding the sen
atorship to West Duluth and the
candidates to the legislature to the
Ranges; one to be John Saari, of
Sparta, the other to come from Vir.
ginia or Hibbing. Sobe it! Now,
in the News Tribune of the 26th l
see statement from your city that
there is person who does not want
his name mentioned who will make
the run for county commissioners
Virginia must have been taking les.
sons from the Zenith City. You
have the register of deeds, superin.
tendent of schools, assistant county
attorney, U. s. commissioner and a
regular deputy sheriff. If you want
the earth with fence around it.
please leave one little sop for Eve.
leth. We will give you all these
Offices you have, and will throw in
the; senator and representative, if
| you will only keep your hands of1
our county commissioner, Hon. Neil
McInnis. We want him. He is one
of the commissioners to build the
court house, and he has done we'll;
then let him be nominated and
elected without opposition to show
the people of Duluth that we know
a good thing when we see it. Neil
was a former citizen of Virginia and
served us we'll. Now why can't you
reciprocate7 There is no doubt OF
his election, but let him shave the
full vote Of the district.
: - .*>' Yours truly, ..@
-. = VIVIAN PRINCE.
/ Eveleth, Feb. a., 1906.
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Looking for q Mesaba Rance Man.

J. D. Gilchrist, of Pueblo, super
intendent of iron mines for the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company,
who is at the Spalding, is said to be
negotiating with some of the Me-
saba range iron men to transfer
their energies to his company. Mr..
Gilchrist, it is understood, will Sc
cure Lake Superior man to sue
ceed the late J. Fl. Crane, who was
in charge of mines in Wyoming for
the Colorado Fuel & Iron company,
and who died recently. Mr.. Crane
was formerly mining engineer in
charge at the old Penobscot mine
on the Mesaba range, and he was
also formerly in the employ of the
Cleveland Cliffs people. - News
Tribune.
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FORMALLY ClOSE FOR EAST END NINE.
"*driatic'' is Transferred for Quarter
. = a..,..

The deal for the new iron mine on
the eastern Mesaba that was being
negotiated for by Pickards, Mather
& Co., of Cleveland, and Joseph Sell
wood, of Duluth, was completed and
the money paid over Tuesday.
1t was cash transaction and in
volved the payment OF $250OOO. The
new mine will be known as the
"Adriatic." The firm of Pickards,
Mather & Co. have followed the pol
icy of giving mines Mediterranean
names.
The new property has a deposit of
about 100000 tons of ore, and it will
be operated by the underground
system. The Adriatie will enter the
shipping list this year. 1t is sit
uated near Mesaba station on the
Duluth & Iron Range road.
The people who participated in
the payment of the $25OOOO were O.
D. Kinney, Senator E.. B. Hawkins,
John Mailman, Bert Fessler, w. @.
Peeler, H. II. Hanford, A. D. David
son, F. L. Buell., Oscar Mitchell and
A. D. McRae, all of Duluth. The
Adriatic Mining Company will con-
troll the property in fee.
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WILL DISCUSS PAVING.
Property Owners Meet Tonight for
That Purpose at City Hail.

That Purpose at City Halt.
The committee appointed by the
Commercial Club at it's last meet
ing, P. A. Cofey, E. J. O'Rourke and
w. E. Hannaford, to look after the
paving proposition and secure an
expression of the desires of the tax
payers relative to same, have issued
the following.ssself-explanatory call,
a copy of which was mailed on Mon
day to every property owner on
Chestnut street:
"A meeting of the owners of prop.
erty along Chestnut street, Virginia,
or their authorized representatives,
will be held in the council chamber
at the city hall, Virginia, at 8 o'clock,
sharp, on Friday evening, March 2,
to consider the proposition of paw
ing Chestnut street. An attendance
of all property owners is requested"
The paving question is one which
has been given.an amount of atten
tlon, and the approximate cost OF
various material for each Is foot
frontage on the street of from about
$40 to nearly double that amount
is we'll understood by those whose
pocketbooks will assist in paying
the bills, and it will be up to that
class of citizens to decide what they
wish in the premises.
More especially should it be the
endeavor of the taxpayers to be
present because of the attempt of
some who never owned cuspidor
to spit in or window to throw it
out of to dictate the policy of the
city in this as in other things of a
harmless nature where their POM
posity has been allowed to go un-
noticed.
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4 AWARM ELECTION AT AURORA
Coming Contest Promises. to Result
in Legal Complications. ~

"A decidedly warm contest is prom
ised at the coming spring election
at Aurora, in which the, opposing
factions will be headed by r. J. Nc
Ghee, member ofTthe present city
council, and Olaf, ,Helstrori1, another
prominent merchant Of the town.
1t is not the desire to "get office
which prompts the Helstrom ticket,
on which are large number of &C.
tive business men, to seek the posi-
tions, but rather a desire to have
municipal affairs run in a some
what different manner than id the
past. -
One of the f1aring examples of
misappropriation of funds is an &C.
count recently audited in favor of
Mrs. J. McKaige, wife of the present
village president, in the sum of $67,
for services presumably performed
as official overseer of village we'll,
the council voting her the position
at $500 per day, the people whom
che was presumably watching being
her husband and the village consta-
bic. At the time Mrs. McKaige was
earning this sum she is said to have
been absent from the range most of
the time-but that did not deter the
city fathers from allowing her full
time, nor did it deter: Mr.. McGhee
from having the order turned over
to him in payment of a store &C.
count. 1t did deter Village Treas.
urer Lang, however, from cashing
the order, Mr.. Lang recognizing in
the order piece of work compared
to which highway robbery would
be recognized as gentlemanly.
The McGhee ticket also, recogniz:
ing the rottenness of it's underpin-
ming, tries still another "dodge" by
attempting to ring in the Australian
ballot system, but the. opposition
know too much to get scared at a
baby play and proceed with their
hustling. The grand finale may be
a contest case, but any time it comes
the Helstrom side will have the le-
gal points in it's favor. 49, -.
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DIFFER ON PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE,
Prosideat Of CounciI Objects to nav-
tag Railroads Told What to Do.

s9 Manr0ddS Told What to Do.
AZ the council meeting Tuesday
evening the first ginger discernible
s'nce the advent of the new admin.
lstr1tion was brought to the surface
by the introduction of Ordinance
No:H, pertaining to railroads and
providing regulations for the run
ming OF trains inside the city limits
and the placing of fagmen where
eve1 the council may direct. The
provisions of this ordinance, as read,
dreF out the unqualified wrath of
the president of the council-an EN-.
plo1e of the Missabe road in the TO-
cal yards-who naturally consid-
eref the passage and enforcement
OF sach an ordinance would be an
inn position, and he promised that
torSpne he would oppose the meas
ure
The mayor cut in at this point
WITH the statement that, in his opin-
ionl the provisions of the ordinance
az 1ead were not stringent enough;
that while providing against flying
switches and the making up and
un1naking of trains over crossings
as Has been the practice in the past.
it dd not provide speed limit-a
mort necessary addition.
AIdorv1ov T1h-o@~o .k:I1
another proper amendment-com
pefhng rear lights on trains when
backing into the city. The passage
of ]the ordinance, as read and
amknded, is assured.
The council talked stonecrusher
for. .a time, a representative of ma
chine being present.
y F. Johnson, appointed city en-
gineer at S. per day and an allow
anee of So for helper, submitted a
communication demanding 81 per
hour and rs cents per hour for
helper. The council found them
selves blocked from granting the
request by legal impediments, and
the only thing for Mr.. Johnson to
do is to resign and &c hired over at
bigger wages.
The petition for licenses in the
new Hamm building drew forth the
wrath Of President Kimball, who
:o1dsa lotsons the cornerssouflht tantl
who deplored the idea of a brewing
company patting up 80 small a
block on so PROMINENT corner.
After considerab BILE discussion, how
ever. these licenses we're granted, a
member of the brewing company
partially assuring the council that
a second story would be added to
the building later.
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Welded at N. f. Church.

Harvey L. Watkins and Misc So
Phie Skogman were united in mar:
riage by Rev. Logan at the N. 3.
Church Wednesday evening", the
wedding being a very quiet affair.
Both young people are we'll known
in the city and the Enterprise joins
many friends in extending conprat.
ulations. . p. ~. = ppm.
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Mcdonnell Gets Railway Contract.

AT meeting of the Minnesota
Land & Construction Co. yesterday
the contract for the extension of the
Duluth, Rainy Lake & Winnipeg
from Ashawa to the border was
awarded TOP. Mcdonnell, the Duluth
contractor. '.~
Under the contract the extension
is to be turned over, completed, by
June 1, 1907. 49,
Work will be commenced at once,
and several thousand men will be
given EN- bloyment on the line the
coming year.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Preaching Sunday ~at 1880 a. m.
and 7:O p. m. Morning. subject,
THE Homeland" Evening subject,
Eph. sic, "Redeeming the Time"
Sunday school at 11:45. Young
Mems Bible Class at $50 Epworth
League at 6:45. F. s.s.. : :.><-. :. &
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