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PHILIPPINE NATURALIZATION.
Would the Japanese Consent TO
Adoption of Such n Policy.

t1AA AhN AH~AANNN NEANNhA ~
Adoption of Such a Policy.
From the Springfield Republican.
There has been no hint thus far of the
Japanese policy toward the naturalization
of the Philippines, under a joint guaranty
of the great powers. Would the Japan
ese government consent TO an independent
Filipino government under international
protection? II is needless TO point out that
upon Japans attitude toward the neu-
tralization scheme. the success Of that
project would entirely depend. If the
AIlkado's government should copy our
old Cuban policy in this particular, It
would probably refuse to approve the
naturalization idea, on the ground that a
joint guaranty Of Filipino independence
would amount 10 a recognition that its
own interest in affairs along the Asiatie
coast was no greater than that Of any
Western nation. The United States, un-
der the Monroe doctrine and also its
Cuban doctrine, always insisted that, AZ
ter Spain. its own interest in Cuba was
greater than that of any other power:
hence, our government never would have
agreed to place an independent Cuba
under international protection. As mat
ter of fact the independent Cuba Of to-
day has been placed under American pro-
lection alone.
Japan's policy. in brief while partly
inchoate to all appear RANGES, is likely to
depend very much upcn the possible de-
velopment of a Japanese Monroe doctrine
covering certain parts Of the Orient II
is reasonable TO believe that a japanese
Monroe doctrine will develop as fast as
japanese resources and power will per
nit. The conclusion, therefore, is forced
upon one that the sooner our government
sets up an Independent Filipino nation
and appeals 10 the great powers. includ-
ing, of course, Japan. TO join in the neu-
tralization Of the new state, the more
likely It will be to make that scheme
successful. Delay, on the other hand,
will render failure more probable.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06

Americans Who
Live in ChateaHS, Villas, and
Paris Mansions James Hazen
Hyde'S House Near the Gate
of the Deaf Woman Edmund
KelIy'S Toner Chateau" at
COuCy de Chateau, Which
He Has Had to Leave for a
Time While Seeking Health in
America-Frdnk L. GaTdneT'S
Paris House and the Wonder
ful Art Collection He OWHS.
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THE RUNE OF THE PRAIRIE.

HaTk! the wandering prairie snirit chants
His plant, his heart-break Of monotony.
And we
Who find the prairie g1ss 50 high
Between our tOi!w0ru sWaths that lie
So far 50 near
We hear his football and his duh lament; we hear
His weary stTOphe echoiug from the skies.
Where all paths merge in the one that lies
Beyond smmse.
We hear his melancholy fugue q fate.
His drcary dirge Of loneliness his tears:
And we toll on and with great patience wait
Upon the years.
Gertrude II, MoGiTeTt, in the Metropolitan.
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THE LYRIC WINDS.

How gladly through a poets dreams
The lyric breezes blow
From tropic groves and sylvan streams.
And hills Of long agoi
They ripple on. with music rife
In measures sweet or strong;
From the green Talley lands Cf life.
And mountain peaks Of song.
How gladly through a poets dreams
The hric hreezes blow
From forests where the jasmine CLEANS.
and shy wood yi0iets gr0wi
They blithely roam Ger grass and grain,
Rebuking doubt and gloom
TIL thoughts long bound by winters chain
Break into rhythmic bloom
William H. Hayne, in Uncle Remus' Magazine
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They'll Have to Stop II.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Banker ingalls,, of Cincinnati. foresees
financial disaster growing out of the un-
usual extravaganza Of the people. There
IS no doubt about the extravaganza.
either Look at the thousands of reek-
less persons who insist on having a fresh
egg for breakfast several times a week.
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MILLIONS FOR RAILWAY STATIONS


/ u.aI FIe'e must pc PROVIDED ior' the com
-y on g.- is5t'e mus. o. 'ol's' s''iei eu'
The PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY might have
buHr an enormous Office building over
/ i+s re.,- sy,,bstta, e,,,i,-, t,,. d, o7.,s,
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80
"e'''>' sense " F''"i oaii3ihs' ana not
q private convenience thus II VIII be
/ a purely classic structure, closely follow
ms the plan Of the magnificent Roman
b4+Es of ,,.-a,.rra .--7 TO-. fo.,.- r,,,.{,
,ol1rra5.s ,,.f1 r,sl... >, ,-, % 49,. .--.,
/ -, ,.-..,-r-.-
'''''''3s .' ''i' WI iu- AAN-ll7
/ ,"eill' -si-i-l acres ln 'He hedft OF Man
/ haitian Island, the most thicltiy popu-
( lated spot on the globe. this station will
/ he one Of the wonders Of the vo~ld. II
win have +u-.rtv-oDa t,a-ts and -,,
....r,- .-.,.,,.,,..,.... ,a, -
/ ,.,s ~
l''i''e may pe H'I'oled
-'''' '' '..'9 "-" a'"'''h "ilNouI over
/ tFoNdlAE- iAe trains VIII be handled
> by electricity, Of course. and the disa-
( greeabIe feature Of tunnels will be elm
/ mated
Not tba 1a,st rsr,,.,l-.rI. s-.+.,.. -
ga. - g., -. l',','''
.--' 'l = ,'.ll '''' ',-.'S' anna ran
l''u ~ AliI-LSll's i's 'iho'llon TO nave "a
te'laihat IN Manhattan goes further and
makes New York City only a way sta
+ West win merely stop in RIanbattan 10
/ let Off passengers. and will then proceed
I under East River 70 the real terminus
/ IN Long Islana City- Going toward the
"'S', '"e trains VIII start irom Long
/ - ''ep O'ei III Ne"
,-.ss ~
When the work is comnIeted and the
first passenger aIghts from the train in
/ this .Way-staton' which costs $4,000
/ Ull, be viii find himself full four stories
/ below the surface of the street. He will
have seen how the Pennsylvania lines
narrowed down until there were but two
through the tunnels under the wide North
| River. Emerging in Manhattan the
tracks multiply until there are twenty
/ one. and sixteen miles of track will be
/ found inside the station yards. Those
but two through the East River tunpeis l
/ then again break out and radiate over
/ the great Long Island terminals. And
theh' IL TINS irst passenger is a thinking
..e-.' ne Ni'l u-sii'e , az tne genus and
Den5ed IN - 20 sa, b,ra -',,e 81, oeen eA-
ventence Of dfteen or twenty rnirJ,tns
on a ferry boat.
"hen george washington Thomas JEFF
/ ltrsoh ana MAJ. i Eniant planned the
oi'y OF washington uAey provided for
! everything that has been needed in the
way Of great public conveniences. They
did not think of q railroad station he
cause % stage coach v,,s 70 tbo,,, -.
,,i,,,,,. 80, 20 H., ,.....--.-t-.,- s.,
= '''','po' t''iol laoill-
utS' Du' was IouHu Ihat the same OLD
The Washington herald., 1907-10-06
Own Their Homes in France

Mr.. and rS.J.J HORS Chateau
du ETeaU, Near RdmbOuillet,
"The Castle Without CI0th"
Houses of Sail de J0nge and
John Evans, Who Bears the
Title of marquis D'OyIey-The
Famous GOuld-CaSteIlaHe and
EameS-StOry Mansions The
Baron HirSch Place, Non 0wn-
ed BY Mrs. c. P. Huntington
Steel Trust COrey'S Chateau
Near the City of Versailles.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

Elk Grove Art Pictures Free.
Bring Elk Grove Coupons. go La. ave.
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William Alden Smith
IS Ayers Successor;
Establishing Precedent
Both United States Sena-
tors From Western
Section of
State.

AS the result Of surprising develop
ments IN the caucus OF the Republicans
OF the Michigan Legislature at Lansing
last night according 20 dispatches from
there, Representative William Alden
Smith, of Grand Rapids. was nominated
for the Senate TO succeed Gen. Russell
A. Alger, March 4. 1907. Mr.. Smith has
been continuously in the House since the
Fifty-fourth Congress. and is among
the best known members or that body.
Not alone Is the fact OF Mr.. Smiths
selection of interest in itself. but be-
cause he is from the western half Of
the state. where Senator Julius c. Bur
rows also is nom. and because Il is the
practice IN Michigan 10 select one Sem
ator from the eastern part of the State
and the other from the western part.
Senator Burrows seat is jeopardized. A
number of prominent eastern Michigan
politicians Will seek TO succeed Senator
Burrows and il Is not improbable that
he is now serving his last term. AT the
least, Senator Burrows is confronted
with the night OF his life 10 remain In
thu Senate.
Mr. Smiths selection as the caucus
nominee Is equivalent 10 an election. as
there are but half a dozen Democrats
in the Legislature. Up 20 last night. five
ballots had been taken. and on the NTH
ballot, Mr. Smith was the leading candi-
date. He had 43 votes, q being neces-
sary FOR a choice. On the decisive vote
last night. Mr.. Smith received So votes.
Mr.. Smiths nomination was made
unanimous amid much enthusiasm
The Unexpected That Happened
When Mr.. Smith announced himself as
a candidate for the Senate a number OF
months ago. there was a disposition In
many quarters not % take him seriously.
II was generally supposed the usual rule
would be followed. and d man selected
from the eastern part of the state Mr.
SmIth tack the view that there were so
many candidates from the eastern half
of the State that in case ~ = uTOtraCted
struggle the nomination would ha
thrown 20 a man from western M!chl-
gan.
This is exactly what happened, the
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Pictures OF Great Beauty,

Free with Elk Grove Coupons. SO La ~.
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NAVY YARD REQUEST
INCLUDES WEEKLY PAY

The Dawson bill. providing for q Sat
urday half holiday. and the Govern
ment employees liability bill. were yes
terday Endorsed by the National League
or Employees OF the Navy Yard. Naval
Stations. Arseuais. and Gun Factories
Of Continental America. Resolutions
asking for fifteen days vacation and
weekly pay day were also adopted and
forwarded 90 the Secretary OF the Navy.
At The meeting yesterday the National
League elected the following Officers
for the ensuing year; President. George
J.. Cane, Lynn, Mass; vice president
j. q. COoney. WATERFOWL. Mass: secre-
targ Frank n Cousins. Portsmouth.
n. H.: financial secretary, J. b. NVilters.
Pensacola. Fla treasurer, H. 4. Kel-
lum. New York
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
biological Society TO Nee.

The Biological Society OF Washington
viii hold us 4Z3d meeting az the Cosmos
Club tomorrow night when three scien-
Jihc papers viii be read
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Athletie Ind0Or Meet, Baltimore.

For this occasion tomorrow night the
Baltimore & Ohio Every hour on the
hour trains OfTer superior advantages.
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candidates in eastern Michigan thinking
IL good politics 10 throw the nomination
10 Smith and then take their chances
when the time comes 20 select a success
soT TO Senator Burrows, whose term VIII
expire March 3. 1911.
The selection OF Representative Smith
for the Governor Warner faction of the
Republican party and as tending 10
make the governor a still stronger fac
tor IN the affairs OF his party IN Michi-
gan
Career Of Representative Smith.
Representative Smith has had a re-
markable career. He was born AT
Dowagiac, Mich. May u. 1880. and his
childhood passed IN poverty. he shined
shoes and sold papers on the streets 70
earn money for the family. Finally, he
was made a page IN the Michigan house
or representatives. He studied law
under discOuraging circumstances and
was admitted 70 the bar in 1888. becOm-
ing member OF one OF the strongest
the House OF the Fifty-fourth Congress,
ard has served IN that body ever since.
In lAab Mr. Smith Was married 10 Miss
fore coming 10 the House he was coun-
roads. Among his performances {n the
House. his speech as a champion OF Gu
ban independence IN reply 70 Represen-
tative Turner Of Georgia is we'll remem-
bered and brought him into prominence,
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
In Addition to Drawing Interest,

funds are always subject 10 check in
Banking Dept OF Union Trust Co. In4
i. Why not start an account at once?
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

When Planning 10 Entertain, Consult
shaher. Florist. 18th & ]. about decorations
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
Baltimore and Return, SI.as, Baltimore

& Ohio r. X. Every Saturday and sun
day. All trains both ways. both days,
except Royal Limited. City Ofhces. 14i7
g st. and els Penna. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-11

c. & S. Ice Cream for Dessert
VII prove most delightful. Druggists
The Washington times., 1907-01-11
cOLUMBIA's STRONG ATTRACTION

Marie CahilI IN her great Days Theater
production OF the new musical play,
Marrying Mary" al the Columbia next
week with the strongest musical comedy
organization IN the country
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04
Notice Of Application for LID
: !. i. :. !. uor License.

: - ~ T. =
state OF Minnesota, County of st. Louis,
Village of Mckinley, ss % r I'd ~ y :.
Notice is hereby given that application has
been made in writing to the village council
OF said Village of Mckinley and filed in nv
ohice, praying for license to sell Intoxicating
liquors for period of one year, commencing
on the. .nth day OF January, A. D. 1907, and
terminating on the 10th day of January, A. D.
1903, by the following person and at the
following place. as stated in said application.
to-wit: s, zss$ zsz 81 zs. @ ~. z#s
WIN. RUsK and JOS. RoOs.
In the north front room on the ground
floor OF that certain two story frame building
situated on lot No. One ~, block three
(3) Of plated portion Of village of Mo
Kinley, MINI. 81 S. 1s::ss5 !
Said applicati IN will be heard and deter
mined by said village council Of the village Of
Mckinley at q meeting OF said council to be
held at the council chamberin said village Of
Mckinley on the 11th day'of jan. A. u. 1907.
at 8 o'clock p. N. Of that day
Witness my hand and the seal Of the said
village, this 3rd day Of January. a. D. 1907.
Ills - lp PETER holland u
corporate SeaD Village Recorder.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

The quickest, surest, neatest, easi.
est and most effective way to stop a
chimney fire is to take large wet
cloth and wind it around the stove
pipe just above the stove. The mois-
>ture from the wet cloth forms a
cloud of steam inside the pipe which
raises and smothers the fire in the
chimney almost at once. This meth
cd has proven effective in the case
of a chimney fire 80 fierce that the
stove-pipe all the way from the
chimney was red hot, and has never
been known to fail. The chief beau
ty of the plan is it's simplicity and
the eaee with which it can be used
by anyone. Simply satufate large
cloth with water, wind it around
the stove pipe at any point it is hot
and the hotter the better-and the
steam generated inside the pipe
will do the rest. .-.l. ~. &. "
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

T.G. Maloney, former .fler in
the old Moon & Kerr mill in this
city but now a resident of the Yaki.
ma valley in Washington, is in the
city this week visiting his old school
mates, Jos. Cassidy and J. T.Ahrene.
Since leaving here the sun of pros.
perity has shone on "Tom" and he
is justified in his unstinted praise
of the western country. a..
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Q. 3. Pigott, accompanied by his
brother-in-law, G. H. Ohlsson of st.
Paul, came up from Duluth Friday
morning. Mr. Pigott has recently
completed two new business blocks
at Bovey, and intends making hie
residence in the west end town,
where he also has business in.
terests, the coming spring. y
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Henry Henius. of the Virginia
Brewing Co. force, returned Mon
day evening from Chicago, where
he had been to spend Christmas at
home: Upon his return he was ac-
companied by Robert Ferman, who
accepts a position with the com.
pany. - ~. 'I]
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Matthew Reis departed Wednes
day for Milwaukee, for a brief visit
with his mother and other friends
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

FL. Rinnert departed Wednesday
noon for an extended visit with
Chicago friends and with his BROTH
er at Marion, Ohio. He expects to
be absent bout two months.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

-. - Keeps It Circulating.
Some scientists say q 80 bill will
accumulate 10000 microbes in .
month :sss ..#s$.. .ss5 !
THAT doesn't worry me. never. have
one Of 'em long enough to 'cumulate
Smore'n q dozen or so."-C Cleveland
Plain Dealer. ss.5s:5.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Mr.: and Mrs. Samuel; Lavick and
son Sannell, of Duluth, were guests
at the home of their son, James
Lavick, over Sunday. l. =. *a
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

E. ]. O'Rourke is confined to his
home thisweek with a severe attack
of bronchial trouble.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Miss Dolly Myers, OF Minneapolis
who has been spending the Holiday
season as the guest of her sister
Mrs. Julius Shanedling, will return
to her home on Sunday next. = ,
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

c. H. Miles, proprietor of the
Miles Hotel at Hibbing, attends tc
business matters in the CITY today
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

For RENT.-Seven rooms and toi
let with sewerage. T.. B. Milavetz.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Seven room house for sale. Sixty
foot frontage. Nicely located. In
quire of n-Thurston Agency
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

= Mrs. J. H.: Horrigan. spends the
week as the guest of Duluth
friends. % -, '>.s<- +:
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Rooms FOR RENT-Four rooms to
rent over Turnquist's. Photograph
Gallery. :. = -s: ..:- 49, -
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

On account of not being
~ able to take care of all'the
work last time DR.. Larson, the eye
specialist, will remain here for a
week next trip. Dates later. - =.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

DIR. O. B. Wood, dedtist, has re-
turned from Red Wing, where he
had been to spend the Holidays
with friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the N. E. Church will be
held with Mrs. J. F. Mitchell, corner
of Central avenue and Maple street.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

A. O. Smith and James Sellers, OF
the Columbia Clothing Co., Duluth
attend to business matters in the
city today.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

II. A.. Sodergren was up from
Minneapolis over Sunday, looking
after local property interests. :,
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

.E. D. Parmelee and family, who
spent the Holiday season with Vir-
ginia friends, returned to. ;, their
home at Iron Mountain, Mich, on
Wednesday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

For RENT Seven rooms and tot.
let with sewerage. B. Milavetz.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Emil Pankonin spends the week
in Duluth
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

w. B. Shaver and family have re
turned fron 1shpeming, where they
spent the holiday season witt
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Furnished room for rent. Inquire
of LOUIS Stordal, opposite Miller
Hospital.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

H. c.. Poirier, who recently re.
turned to his Duluth home from
the mining sections of California.
and Nevada for holiday visit, was
the guest of his brother, o. A.
Poirier, over Sunday. ~.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Miss Matte Logan, of Virginia,
arrived in Hurley Monday for a
visit with the A. A. Bawden
ia family.-Hurley Miner.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Mrs, c. B. Lenont and children
returned Saturday from Minnea-
polls, where they had spent the
Christmas holidays as the guests
of friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Miss Lulu Burchell is spending
the holiday vacation as a guest of
the home of Clarence Trengrove, at
Elba. '.-,~ ..s~t, =. = - s.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

A. @. and F. w. Stevens, who we, e
among attendants at the Griggs.
Smith nuptials at Beaver Dam, Wis.,,
and later visited with friends at
Northern Michigan points, returned
home Tuesday evening.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Henry Lippman, a prominen,
young business man of Mckinley
attended to business matters in the
city Yesterday. r
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

=. ==.*:., "A Frank Admission. vss
4 suppose you are used to hattery.
Miss Goldie? 2" |...*. s... .,s.s ..5. ! 81
isn't there distinction between
dattery and the truth?" SIC p
B "Of course = z,.f.. :. ..zss {. =. 4. q.
''Then I must admit il have never
been dattered." ( 81
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04
C]oeal = News.


l@E DR.. r. p. Pearsall was in Duluth
yesterday. 4 $685.. ~, -.
AZ c. A. Kimball, of Duluth, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
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'g# WOOD-Dry hard wood, all
lengths. Virginia Transfer & Dray
lLine. Phone 1O5. ~. .~.r >~"2...}2z
Misses Kathryn Doyle and Mary
Teasck attended a New Years eve
party given by Miss Amelia Shano-
abon, at Duluth. .sz:. +. Il: 7 u: II
4 Mrs. George Dunleavy,. Mrs. Hugh
Bpencer, Miss Mary Allen and Miss
Grace Dnnleavy left yesterday to
pend New = ears with. Nj. and sMrs.
pseph Cassidy at Virginia. Du-
sth Herald.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

|. J.H. Horrigan, of the local broker
age office, attended to business
matters in Duluth Saturday. = 81.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Mrs. r. 3. Freely spends holt
day vacation with Minneapolis and
St. Paul friends. =
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

The firemen and their many
friends had an enjoyable evening
at the Fay Opera Monday, dancing
the old year out. !, The hail was ap:
propriately decorated;a ;ajovial crowd
was in attendance, and good music
added to the evening'sfpleasure.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Mrs. E. F. Johnson entertained a
large party of young people Mon
day evening, in honor of her sister,
Miss Gladys Parmelee. The young
people enjoyed themselves until the
New Y Year@had been welcomed.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Furnished room for rent. In.
quire Of Louis stordal, opposite
Muler Hospital. ~ 2w. t:,lEs
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

President Sd. Olson. Of Mckinley,
was business visitor in the city
yesterday. .s.l. 7 6.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

WOOD--Dry hard wood, all
lengths. Virginia Transfer & Dray
Line. Phone 1O5. r. >...., :,
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04
Dr..1.W. DeerlnQ, pd9se'a;s nset;it,

and Crown and bridge work a
specially. Over postomee. Phone
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Robert Lindsay, Of the Virginia
Lumber Co., was il Duluth Mon
day. ... i = s.-..:5.5S
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

supt. Lafayette Bliss, of the Vir-
ginia schools, returned Sunday last
from Minneapolis, where he. had
been in attendance at the annual
meeting of the Minneapolis Educa.
tlonal Association, in the delibera-
tions of which body he was prom
inent factor. Virginia was we'll
represented at this meeting, in ad-
dition to Supt. Bliss and County
suPt. GilPin number of Virginia
teachers being in attendance. An
effort will be put forth by the exec.
utive board, Of which Supt. McCon-
nell of Mankato is charm an, 20
have the next session of the Associ-
alton in Duluth. G~s. Zs5.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

Ira w. Bowles returned Saturday
from Christmas visit with rela.
tives at Menominee, Wis.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

. James L.ayiol cite was 4 Duluth
visitor Saturday. 81 81
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

n. T: Rooney, eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. 2. Rooney, who attends
St. Thomas College at Midway, ST
Paul, returns to his school duties
on Sunday next after spending d
pleasant Holiday vacation with his
parents and friends in this city.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

& DR.. r. p. Pearsall was in Duluth
yesterday. i >,s.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

5 5 ]. H FILMING, licensed embalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone DISK.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

n c. "A. Kimball, of Duluth, was in
the city Wednesday and Thursday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1907-01-04

William G. Dodd, who has been
in charge Of the tailoring depart
ment at W.. "a. Halls eatabliahne1t
for several years past, has purchas-
ed that part Of the business, the
transfer dating from the, first Of the
fyeaT. Mr.. Dodd will Kind uel.
come y q FORMER friends ana 4 =
pstrons and end deavor ttio ttio q atisfy l all
customers.