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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-27
SANTA CLAUS!
Thank GOdl He Lives and VIII
Live Forever" For Children.

Dear .sditoT: am eight years
old. Some OF my little friends say |
there II no Santa Claus. Papa says |
III you see II In the Sun. its So"
Please tell me the truth. is there
santa CLAUSE Virginia 0'Hanlo
lis West Fifty-ninth street
Virginia. your little friends are
wrong, They have been affected by
skeptleism OF . skeptical age. They
do not believe. except they see They
think that nothing can Be which Is
not comprehensive BY their little
minds. All minds. Virginia. whether
they be mems or chiIdren's. are little.
In thia great universe OF ours man
is q mere insect. an ant. in his intel
iect. a. compared with the boundless
world about him. a. measured BY tke
Intelligence capable OF grasping the
whole OF truth and knowledge.
i Yes. Virginia. there is Santa
Claus He exists as certainly IS
love and generosity and devotion i
ist. and you know that they abound
and give TO your life its highest
beauty and Joy. Alasl how dreary
would be the world II there were nc
Santa Claus, Il would be as dreary
az II there were no Virginias. Ther'
would be no chlldlike faith then. NJ
poetry. no romance 10 make toler
allie this existence. We should hay'
nc enjoyment. except in sense ans
sight. The eternal light with whicl
childhood fills the world would b
extlnguished.
Not believe in Santa Claus Yo'
might as well not believe in :airi-s
You might get papa to hire me-
e watch In all the chimneys CHRIS
( mas Eve to catch Santa Claus, bu
+ even II they did not see Santa clau
e coming down what would that prove
Nobody sees Santa Claus bur hat
y no sim that there Is no Santa clau
= The mos, real things in the worl
3 are those that neither Children NJ
men can see. Did you ever se
n fairies dancing on the lawn7 {
u course not. but that's no proof th'
they are not there, Nobody ca
y conceive or imagine all the wondei
there are unseen and unseeable
: the world.
- You tear apart the baby's rattle al
see what makes the noise inside. b
is there is veil covering the unse'
n, world which not the strongest ni
O' nor even the united strength Of q
. the strongest men that ever liv'
ne could tear apart. Only faith fame
It poetry, love. romance. can posh asi
that curtain and view the pictu
'a' the supernal beauty and glory beyo
ns Is II all reais All. Virginia, in
'sS this world there is nothing else II
:, :. and abiding.
: No Santa Clausl Thank Cod
i's lives. and he lives forever. A thos
'e's and years from now. Virginia; n
ten times ten thousand years fr'
nnow, he vii continue to make s.
the heart OF childhood.-N. Y. 81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-27
MARRIED.
CT. Rule and Miss Kirk,
Daughter Of Judge A J. Kirk,
Welded at PaintsyiIle
Wednesday.


PaIntsyilIe was the scene OF a nota-
bic wedding on Christians day,where-
b. two very popular and prominent
people and two well known Big San
dy families were united. The prin-
cipals In this interesting matrimonial
drama. this play OF the affections. we-l
Miss Garnet Kirk, Of Paintsvilie. and
Mr.. c. 7. Rule. Of Louisa. The GER
emony occurred at the residence Of
The bride. and in the afternoon the
happy couple took the train for Ash
land. and At midnight they LEFT for
Washington and other points east.
The trip from the waters Of Paint
% the Ohio was not entirely de-
void Of interest and incident On
ne contrary quite the reverse. Mr..
Rule has a large number OF warm
personal friends IN Louisa Besides
being warm some Of them are quite
demonrtrative. Mr.. Rule was we'll
nvnre OF thcse characteristics OF
Ms croniea. aad this intimate knovl-
edge led him 10 prepare things ac-
cordlngIy. He and his blushing bride
had ensconced themselves in the
smoking department Of their car. and
vhon Louisa was siEnaled they tool
TIE extra rrecaution Of locking th'
door. Twas well. for the depot plat
form was just packed with people
anxious and willing 70 receiv
Mr. and Mrs. Neviyved with tn
greatest warmth and hospitality.
Showers Of rice. old shoes AM
ether wedding trip accessories ver
n great profusion and used in LAWS
abundance. But a personal intel
view. 70 much desired By the crow
q friends and 20 undesirable by n
bride and groom. was successfully
volded. A few Of Tobe's intimate
remained on board the train when
pulled out. and by a ruse succeeds
n entering the room occupied BY u
. and Ms. Rule and another Paint
vile couple who were also marris
on Wednesday.
Tobc was surely afraid these yea
: ors friends would accompany him
Ashland. but they contehted ther
selves with keeping him in agony M
: The train reached Buchanan whe
they wished the couple Ions life al
happiness and told them very w
CINE good bye.
Small posters containing a fac
tlous personal description OF I
groom and truthful reference to
bceauty Of the bride had been aci
tered about the depot, aud these
dcd greatly TO the hilarity Of I
affair.
Mrs. c. T. Rule is a daughter
A. J. Kirk. the circuH Judge OF
~ Up sandy District She is a you
lady Of great Lsiuty. and was one
The most popular Urls in sect
which abovpds in pretty and popu
girls 1he has been frequent
nor to this city where she has ma
friends and admirers.
Mr.. Rule familiarly known
~Tobe.- moved from Paintsville
Louisa several years ago and
came a member Of what is now
wholesale grocery firm Of Dix
Moore & Co. After some years
successful connection with that ho
Mr. Rule withdrew I'D is now
proprietor OF large general st
Al stafferdsviile. near Paintsvill'
The News understands, however
Mr.. and Mrs. Rule win reside In
Mace. ~Tobe' is iirst-class busiI
man. very popular. liked by ev
body. and Everybody and his "
and the News extend to him and
mir young bride warm wishes for
happiness and prosperity.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-12-27

Tho Christmas present Of Mrs VIM.
Luck. Of Aoanoke, 70 her husband
rn. two boys and two girls at q
birth: all doing well'
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Some Mare Cboouoa,

For reasons well:knowu but which
are not made public it 10 under
stood that N. T. Savage, independ-
ent candidate for alderman in the
first and Joseph Cassiday, ,independ.
ent candidate for alderman In the
third, have Withdrawn from, the
race and that their nsmee will not
appear on the ballots.
As to whether or not other nemes
will be placed on the ticket 10 1np-
ply the vacancy left by their With.
drawal is not known, although the
name of John L. Owens, pretent
alderman from the fret, ties ,been
mentioned az probable'caudidote.
In the third there seems to be q
disposition to leave the field to the
three candidates now in tho held,
Capt. James H. Poll glase. james
Sullivan and James Laviolette.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Woddod-t noea.

On Thursday, the 17th inst, at the
home of the brides parents ut Nora.
Mimi, was celebrated the mexriaee
of Mr.. Frank J. Bonds of this city "a
Miss Edna skogman. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. c. ",
Lawson. in the presence of a NUN.
ber of immediate relatives, and
friends.
Both the contracting parties are
well-known in THE city, the groom
having grown to manhood In oul
midst while the bride has made he,
home here for several years past
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonds returned "a
the city ON the Sunday Flyer. The
Enterprise joins their many friend,
in extending congratulations and
best wishes.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
GRAND RAPIDS ~. VIRGINIA.

lite On eo0o o( Tie SoaeoQ $Sehed.
sled tee friday, Ho~eabec I.
TIN blgsfootballeevent aoftthe oea.
con is scheduled for the Roosevelt
|Psrk2oa Friday next, November /,
when the Virginia aud Grand Rap
.ads teAms will meet in conflict for
the championship honors of the
range.
The Grand Rapids team have
won repeatedly from all opposing
teame for years past. all members
being experienced men with weight
to back them. The Virginia team,
on the othofshand, has not permit.
ted any to score on them
thus far forsthe season.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
lad tho lid 0oea5Oe.

Had the lid" been on on Sunday
last itis unlikely that Matt Hassa
would this week be. nursin9 a
carved face, Me result tof being
sttuck with q troken beer bottle
Sunday afternoon. Tho carving
we done in q most saf&ishc nsnner,
|Hissa's nose being lsid open 20 one
could look thfou&h the cash and
EccoRnt* his tech -oesseissats
we're run dowd by the police,
Eit ioss1ait1 the sdi6erences} Aoetveen
Eehe Qaaartette have been1o1tleda aud
the complainiag switness dues, not
Fdeoiseto prosecute.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
LEGAL FIGHT FOR 4 FORTUNE,
Ely Lake Land Cootanls to h Iried
In .lanparv.

l
Ia Jaavsry.
Amended papers were flied In tn
Office of the clerk of the distric,
court Wednesday afternoon. IN thu
case of William II. Murphy, Elisha
H. Finn and Selwyn Eddy. executor,
and trustees under the will of one
William H. Murphy, deceased
George c. Robinson aud Elisha
Finn and Temple E. Dorr against
Malinda Tanner and Michael Cron.
in.
This is the second action by the
trustees of the estatesto gain poe.
session of valuable iron aud timbel
properties of great speculative
value.
The section under dispute Ia the
second action lies In section 8, 3,to~n.
ship 81 north, range II. near Sly
Lake.
The PLAINTIFF claia that the, de.
PENDANTS are In Possession uf'oaio
parcels of lands aud are unlawful.
ly withholding the came from the
plaintiffs.
This ia one of the four actions
that will be started in the case. The
defendants are collectively fighting
the plaintiffs, and are making
separate claims under the home.
stead law.
The case of one Maliuda Tanner
is similar to the others, and In her
separate answer che admits that
the plaintiffs are the trustees of the
William H. Murphy, deceased.
estate, but says that the lands com.
prising of 160 acres are In township
SO, section "a, range II. in st. Louis
county. The defendant further
claims that all land described In
the complaint by netes and bounds
is within township 50 north. range
II west. The defendant admits that
she is in possession of all the lands
described in the CONF plaint with
the exception of those OF auy part
thereof of lots and of section 8,
township 81 north, range II. west,
according TO thegovernments survey.
The defendant further alleges
that all the land lying along the
actual shore line of the Cedar Island
Lake, as the same is situated on the
ground, and being 100 acres, 10 uu-
patented government land, part
of which has been surveyed, aud
part of which is unsurveyed, and
that the plaintiff has no right, title,
interest or estate in the land or any
part of it. ~-
The first action was commenced
by the trustees against William III.
Shea, Mary Shea and Elwood l..
Raab. The complaint and defense
is about the same in the second
case.
This is one of the steps In q great
legal battle which has been waging
for some years.
The case will be unveiled ct the
next session of the district court In
J January.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Get q New Adeca,asjc Caeiidata

Get = New Adeeoaojc Caedidete.
Another change In the aldesm.nic
slatestn the Third was announced
on Sunday, when 1t was given on,
that the name OF. James Laviolette
veu'd d1Rrace the Reput utlican ticket
aa place of Michael Emlau, the pri'
mary election nominee
In 1aais ward there are thus far
four axoved candidates for the. po.
siaon.and the only cafe bet 10 to
place your money ON the winner. 1t
will also be possible to bet with q
greater degree of safety on Novenn.
Der 9th than at any timeprior to:the
close of the polls.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
NJ fx1)olt II 1oees~e)e Scbept

~ Hx~oOt It 1eoQ0oNeoe Sc6oot
The Roraee X. Turner art exhlbi.
OF Boston will be put on exhibition
In the Roosevelt auditorium for
toar 'deye, beginning Nov. 6. These
approximations ere suitable for
home, school or library decoration
aud have been chosen by experts on
schooi room decoration. The ex.
hibtt will contain :200 pictures, &c.
cupyin9 $4,000 squere feet of sur.
face, and will comprise Turner
prints, carbons. photographers,
color prints from the originals in
patu&tng, sculpture, architecture
e',d 4.om nature in Europe aud
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
New Promoter tor 61beet Jeknsafa,

W. J. Moore, a former Vinrjsia,
who came up from Hil1s<ale, )lich.,
some three weeks ago for Q yi,ii
with range friends, knows q rood
thing when he sees itsnd .has tsheu
hold of the Gilbert 'town.tte. infn..
ing new lite into the propoaition
and disposing of many lots IN 4
townsite that had failed to spaha
any appreciable previous :sfat,.
Mr.. Moore is hustler In the;lana
business' and viii let 40; psoapsc,
tive purchaser escape. He ,hai on.
ened ofi1cessat the llcN eil ;Hotsl q
kveleth, where he 10 to ,,e Iound
from 6:oo.a. m. to 1900 p. m. :. J
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Ibo tluioie Alnpes epb,tbe Cesx.

Ibe NtYele 41epes eo1'tbeC Cev.
The Duluth )levs Tsib.,ne of 8un.
day devoted mach epace toa white:
wash article. o. the.pressnt Vitelnio,
:meyor. aud i,tp stand on the Vir-
eiuia COW. The article was presum;
:st,y iuteudSd 10 nate votes for the
,pseeent executive in hts race Tor re-
sieotion, lepeeieaiy smes9 that
ci.ss Who ;owa the bovine peets
vhich hs~e: heeu. pesmitsed to Vie
With the tt5ahorn In runningiVi,-
,Rinia Tor two years past. But ~e
baieve ahe mayor r1ou,d have made
fully - many 1otee had he forgot
ten ''the poor nan's Gov" In. dictat.
ing the article.
The article aioo relates how s1ae
msyor, one day last GUNNER. do.
ciAed that the lid should be clamp.
ID on in Virginia. and the next day
it wse duly cle0psd." But the writ
-ersof 41,eeffusive eHosloo tosaet 20
stats,ehst 'tthe asxt day" ~ss the
Only day thet the I'D v.ssciamPeds
orsthat any attenpt 10 clamp Il VA
sDade In This city.
Such rot" may pecify the deprax.
ed appetitesof . certain class Whose
Rnaitical faith 10 guided BY . dolia,
E1ert, but Il voojA AsAe ceaumus ID
epoce aud centuries of time to ever
|Aslng . thiuting ViTgini.n to 4
|cheNKe of 51,esr4 po,iticaiiy, In 4
|coQteot where die lines s,e 20 vel
deDhad.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Vao 6h1p q, 600 len Jhis Seaeoo.

The Spring mine, near 1esaba.
which made ito first shipment ef
ors last. week, will, forward, some
9aooo tons to rasrtet this year. The
mine will also be placed in shape
TO n,ake5a good record of shipnents
another seasou,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
afcJR,c aNvT
70 oosloco1odao ~ 'ljt1lo foel b
e1.1l.

70 oo,loooeodt4ao ~ ljl.lo Fepks h
62-2l.
L. X. Snyder. located In tsection5, ),
d2.2l. has soid to Joseph +. Cum.
asangs, OF Dqls&h, t~ea<y acre
tract lying along the Littlefork
river. Negotiations have been
pending On the deal since last
spring but were only definitely
closed last week.
Chisholm and Duluth parties
With Joseph E. cummipgs at their
|.head have been shuotisg for quit
able cite for an electric power plant
along ths Sturgeon and Lttt.efork
rivess forahe pssttvo yeans. They
hsve obtaissd tittc TO laad lying
along the Sturgeon river In two
different places but nothing fuF::,
ther has been done towards d.
ve,oplng the,e sttes. However Ar:'
CsasmiaRs .eaEstha& the maohiusry,,
for the entire .p'snt - beaoceted on
elos iaad juaf puselsessd OF k9er.:
Snyder vail he hauled Ia ~this vim:
ter and the pla.t built ~ soon %
practical. =:
Its plauned TO t.aratsh electric.
current gsnenoted hereto the range
towns and cables for transrnission@
viii be put up to connect the plant
With the range.
Once In runniug, order a plant
located st this point could generate
power very Economically and the
current could be furnished on the
range much cheaper than II now is:|
There 10 no question but that ouch
. plant would be . good paying In.
veotment. 1
The confederation paid for the stte]
vac $1,000 or 10 an acre.-Bear]
River Journal. 4
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
DIED on slExT WsfAsf.


10 ~ ~SS0oS0S y UUWon1OWO - aOO wv
tenlar noe11aQ.
s. e. Conness, for many years past
an employe at the Virginia Light 4
Water Company, did not show up
at his post ats&he 7psual time yester.
day morning. aud IN investigatlop
40 to the cause found him dead In
bed, death being attributed to rhes.
matism of the heart, NTH which he
had been affected for4ome time.
The deceased was one of the bert
known Of virgiuia's early ssttlers.
and deapite his color had q place In
the hearts Of many acquaintances
who will ever remember him % ono
of the whitest men they ever met.
II is understood the deceased has
= sister living nesr Sc. Paul, and
funeral arrangements viii likely be
held awaiting instructions.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25

cum a. 10 the actuai increment upon
the certidcates iseued during the
year Eve years previous theKeto.
Thie action vss Ia accordance
With the demands made by the In
eurance Department OF nearly every
state in the union where the Legion
docs business and It yas largely a
compulsory chanRe. However the
change eeeane su sdu,isabie one;
inaemuch - II assures the perpstu.
lty of the society aud removes Al,
obstacles exescioed by the various
lusursnce Depeztn,cnts and other
omcislo in authority. Furthermore
| Il removes Ill criticism 90 freely
passed by Ola Line Companies.
From its nstlon,iomoers we gather
information thst they earnestly ap.
proved the ,sneooose, soo4 Of ito:so.
sursuce of equity and justice TO eaI
the nasnbssohip.. ToAhs pssblic ~e
viii also ot.ae that a8 sspsoeenta-
tivsswere ln Observation-Disclosures.
lug end:votedunestmousty4 4osdopt
the change that was made. From
the standpotnt of pos~ao. carefully
resie~s the ooadltiossssspsesent
good judgment indieoaes that cor
uec4 action WaoAs1eo.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25

~csal for szCoastk1lasphy Rsse.
|s>eln 4syooAvsat q: 4oodssno1e. Il
~3l please you. AZ I'LL leaatng
lplocee. ,-~.:.y~.e>- n. ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
xe,vi'1 e,,se,


The huge ney. mill of the Vir.
|gluia Lumber O., the 6.est mill
Fplaat In the :aost~set, vas formal.
~ opened o. Moaday, and .deepite
the fact that the 1e1ing 6eads of the
Duluth pspese gsported the break.
age Of tvo pasd aavs the hret dsy
tho plant started without breaksge
or sccidsnt.
The plaat hos capacity of 10000
per day Of twsuty hours. aud win :bs
run coutiuuously double SHIFT. sum.
sner and viutes, furnishing en-.
ploynsnt to . s,,,aii army Of high.
sAlaried men. Ip addition to the
old mill asA coeveRgea4 da4eresau
the company. vls gl~e employ.
meat 70: o:so0eu eeyeo haa1ged :nsos,
In their 1plsat the ysar around
aside from eevssal hnadee1 .u,es In
the woods apA :olone the :li.e q
their aev.nesd,t tbs :satlse peyssltoi
NE coupaay betng . lseitimear
oackiag q N1alieia :ialesooae. tn
company Viii run Ito old mill ustil
the freese.up, when II viii be cioeed
for repairs aud sxtensive improve
meats. footing 10 IN incrtase In Il.
capacity.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
Chasjtjes aod CoerectiDe Coa1oeooce

EChosjtjes aod Coerectioe Cootonooco.
The Sixteenth 19tnussota State
Conference Of Chasities and Correc.
tion, to be held ut FeEgus Fallo, '9st.
urday to Tuesday, November Q. 10.
IA and Il. 10 attracting ,.sss,sual At.
|tentiou. THIS b due partly to tho
fact that the State Association of
County Commissioned is to hold
Ito annual meeting at3the same tune
and place.
The object Of the Conference. 40
set forth in ito Rules 10 ITO discuss
the problems Of charities and cor
|rsction, TO improve the methods OF
q dealing With dependents and della.
|quents, and to disseminate informa.
ton relating to these subjects." It
is really a practical school In these
lines of work. 1t promotes economy
lin the expenditure of public money
while increasing efficiency In the
administration of jails, alms.hous-
es, lock.ups, hospitals, asylums. etc.
and at the same time undertakes to
lessen the need for such inst etitutiono
by influencing home conditions
and bros1esinKAhe common school
course. The Confereuce 10 of spec.
ial interest to county commission.
ers, relief agebts, manaGers of be.
nevolen4 societies, county and city
superiutendents of schools, sheri6Fe,
judges of probate. county physi.
cians aud MI engaged or interested
In charitable or correctional work,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
nekee, q llee6oe o Apanhelanh.


nakess II Aseter . Aoqs'e>lao1.
The government 70 drswtng th<
lisss atlkh4er tie ct@i.sawhe
wish to acquire lsnd BY Cling on
elaine.
After next month . clti,sa wish.
iug to acquire title to Q claiua must
shov that he hes been On actual
sesident upon II for . period Of II
naonths from tho date OF entry. II
has been the cuelon In the past TO,
anyone vishing: to gain . home.
stead In this vsy to f1le on.s claim
construct , shack. abandon It and
re*asu just before the first siz
mouths we're up and then live there
the remaining eight uouths. when
q title to the property would be
gnantcd. From now on they uual
show actual reside.ce made ia
good faith and cultivate the land
for the full period OF II 4.nonths.
Where ouch = consmutation proof
10 odered under % entry made pri.
or to November l; 1901. II 1t be s.tis.
factorlly shown that the eutryman
had In good faith established actual
residence ON the land within >six
months from tkedate Of entry, he
may be credited With q constructive
|residence from the date OF hio flrst
eutry, provided: that Il slso be
shown that each residence was
saaiutaiued for such . period %
when added TO the period of con.
Esttuctive residence squais The full
psriod Of ~ months, ~ inquired BY
the homestead lswD-Newe Irio.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-10-25
sAlxAI'oN ARMY wins sffnwcs.

coanoecieo Vocoegow S,oaiao NH
we't eeer'ar se~lees 4 ~ s.vs1-
.,sh56aet,s& eoeA, 1exy.
Stan Captain r. Watt. Divisional
0ncer s&Ahe Lake Divisiou ,of the
Salvation Army. pniuth, sccompan.
tedsby Capt. Melissa, In charge of
the Rveleth division, are In the city
today arranging for the establish.
ment of a post at thts point, in the
Swedish Raptiet church.
The work at this point will be in
charge OF Capt. BACON. Who vii,
conduct services each evening
throuahout the ~>ea aud three
meetl.gs-snovairg, etternoo. and
sven.ag-5n atn1sy. Preceding
each meeting. the weather land the
mayor permitting. short opep.air
services 1ill b( held On the street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-25
GREAT BALLS or FIRE!

Wanted. to give away quickly my de-
sirable modern corner home. two squares
south Capitol electric line. 10 rooms,
bath, vestibuIes lot hundred feet on Aar-
rison. 81 on Twelfth: Groom for another
house,: handsome combination chande-
lfers. beautiful manteIs. $3.50 hot water
heater: double plunbed. city, cfstern
water, closets with windows, every
room; can include two smaller houses
next east and two next south. making
i've on six extra long lots. or sell any
sured 1--WE years: must change climate &C
count asthma: come decker: your own
price, and any old terms; cash trade or
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