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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph Ed to Minnie X. vinton, lot
10, block 'W," Moline Water Power
company's Eighth addition. Moline. 81
John T. Campbell to Edward Mich.
OILS, lot 25, block 2, John T. Camp
bells addition, South Rock Island. in
southwest quarter section 6-17-1w.
$3.50.
Minnie Schultz to William H. Hoff-
man. lots 10, IA, block 8, South Park
addition, Rock Island. $1,70O.
Fritz Rooster to M. G. Carlisle, part
lot 2, Jacob Kreis' addition, Rock Is
land. $2,10O
| Hugh E. Curtis to Bernhard H. An
Idrews, lot q, Huber & Peetz's add
ton, Rock Island. 81.
| Brookings Land & Trust company
to NJ. G. Carlisle, part lot 2, Jacob
Kreis' addition, Rock Island. $2,100.
Bernhard H. Andrews to Hugh r.
Curtis. lot 81, Huber & Peetz's addi
ton, Rock Island. 81.
]. L. Oakleaf, trustee, to Carl Lar
lson, part lot 6, LeClaire's reserve. 81
Ellen Kennedy and others to Mary
A. Kennedy. east so feet lot 5, block
Ia, all lot G, block 4, lot /, block 6
iBrackett's addition, Rock island; also
Hot 4. block 2, Ben Harper's Second
addition, Rock Island; also lot =
block Z, Columbia Park addition, Rocl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

French Monarchy-Arthur Hassall.S
Priest and Pagan--H. M. Hopkins.
Fennel and Rue-W. D. Howells.
Lady of the Mount S. fsham.
History of Aythan Waring-Violet'
Jacob.
Thomas Alva Edison-F. A. Jones'
Evolution and Animal Life-D. s.
Jordan.
Fishes-D. S. Jordan.
Courage of Blackburn Blair = Z. T.
Kinkead.
The Pianolist-Gustav Kobbe.
History of the Inquisition of Spain
H. C. Lee.
Eve of the French Revolution-E. j.
Lowell.
Robert the Bruce-Sir H. E. Max
we'll.
Exton Manor-Archibald Marshall.
The Burning Torch-F. F. Montre
;or.
Old Furniture B0ok--N II. More.
Prisoners of Chance-Randall Par
'ish.
Richelieu and the Growth of Frencl
Power-J' B. Perkins.
AT the Foot of the Rainbow-Mrs. c
J. Porter.
Four Seasons In the Garden-E. E
| 2exiofd
The Magistrates Own Case-P. A
| z. Rosenkrantz.
| State Control of Trade and Com
nerce-Albert Sticllney.
The Cry of the Children Bessie Van
Worst.
Epic of Paradise Lost = Mariann;
Woodruff.
Books for Children.
Scotland's Story-H. e. Marshall
Home Life In All Lands = Charlie
Norris.
The Twenty Best Fairy Tales-Mrs
=. F. Perkins.
| Sea Stories Retold From st. Nicho
las.
| Days and Deeds (prose)-B. E. Stt
venson.
Gray Lady and the Birds-Mrs. N
10. Wright.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

praiser's inheritance tax report filed
April 3, 1908, of the date of March 2G,
1908, approved. Order fixing value of
inheritance tax certificate, of mailing
judges notice of fixing Inheritance tax
filed.
Estate of Wiebke C. Thompson. Proof
of death filed. Will dated Oct. a. 1903.
presented for probate. Petition of
Thomas Weight for admission of said
will to probate filed. Hearing on same
set for May IL, 1908, at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Estate of James j. LaVelle. Inven-
tory filed and approved. Fred An
thony, George Sexton and Arthur Nc
CARNEY appointed appraisers.
Estate of Christian Heitmann. vii
liam j. Gahagen, Wilhelm Kroeger and
Fred Webbing appointed appraisers.
Estate of William J. Lucas. Deposi
ton of Merritt W. Campbell. second
subscribing witness to said will, re
ceived, filed and considered. Will adj
mitted to probate and ordered filed and
recorded. Petition of Emma Lucas fol
letters testamentary filed. Oath taken
and filed Bond of said Emma Lucas
in the sum of $4,000 filed and approved
lOrdered that letters testamentary is
sue to her
/ Guardianship of John Harold Sew
iell. Annual report filed and approved
court agrees to allow SIS per monti
in future.
Estate of August Ericsson Final re
tport showing distribution filed. Re
Iceipts of distribution and waivers o
notice of hearing on final repor
lsigned by Claus Ericsson and Johl
Ericsson, alleged. only heirs, filed.
IL Estate OF Louisa Wixon. Repor
of distribution filed and approved Es
itate closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

reason why his marriage could be in
definitely deferred.
'Toddles' Is an adaptation from the
French from ''Tripletappe," by Tristan
Bernard and Andre Gotfrenoux. which
was produced in Paris two years ago.
The play scored a record breaking run
in Paris and was really brilliant sue
cess in London, Berlin and Vienna.
Just why this excellent record was
clouded in this country can possibly be
answered by Mr.. Fitch and Master
Barrymore.
Bluffs" is Leo Ditrichstein's most
recent dramatic output. OF course it
is farce, for that form of drama has
long been his speciality. Mr.. Ditrich-
stein is author. star, producer and
manager of bluffs su
The play has merits that guarantee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
q New Plays and Other Timely Dramatic Topics


hoch's affairs, and the house that he
picks for his honeymoon happens to
be that of the real Belaire. Belaire's
caretakers rented Himmelhoch the,
house for two months. OF course the
real Belaire arrives in due time or else
the farce would never have been writ
ten. And likewise, of necessity, the
real Belaire's wife. mother-in-la and
Himmelhoch's father-in-law appear on
the scene. Also an ancient aunt Is
added to the galaxy. Some ludicrous
complications ensue. and nobody H.
able to tell the truth twice, or. even
once, in succession.
The actor is embroiled with hts own
and his friends relatives and with the
household servants, including asFrenEh'
maid and an Italian chauffeur,ceA each at.
whom he is forced to represent in his
own person with disastrous results to
his peace of mind. Also he pretends
to be his own secretary. The father
in-law persists in making up TO the
supposed French maid. and the aunt
imagines herself in receipt of a pro-
posar of marriage from the fictitious
secretary. She eventually finds herr
self by a familiar complication, in the
arms of the real Italian chauffeur.
The real Belaire's mother then gets
the impression that her son-i law Ia
a bigamist. and the real Mrs. Belaire
is properly affected, heartbroken by
the sad news. And a lady reporter
appears on the scene to make con-
fusion worse confounded
In the supporting company are Fola
La Toilette, daughter of the senator
from Wisconsin; Kenyon Bishop, Frank
Wunderlee, George Lawrence, Alfred
Kappeler, Eugene Redding, G. NJ. Bel
don, Madeline Sorel. Mrs. Pauline
Duffield and Nina Herbert.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
fFrom Our, New York Dramatic Core

fFrom Our, New York Dramatic Core
spondentl
UD- ODDLESn and Bluffs" are
two new farcical plays short
in name and one of them
very SHORT in hope for it's
producers "Toddles" is a Clyde Fitch
progeny. with John DIETER known as
Jaek) Barrymore in the leading role.
"Toddles'' is a very poorly conceived
offering, and Barrymore does not act
well enough to make the play appear
better than it really is. Mr.. Barry
more from all appearances is merely
D promising amateur.
"Toddles," at the Garrick theater, is
the latest thing in pajama plays.
Barrymore plays the "cutey cutey''
game to perfection. He spends much
OF his time on the stage in gorgeous
rose tinted pajamas and red slippers.
He is also ably assisted by bath robe,
a shaving cup, tive sponges, Jeffre"s
Lewis, cake of soap and SsuDn
frederick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

, it paying lease of life at the Bijou
theater Like most farces, the prob
lem of confused identifies plays a big
part in the plot but Mr.. Ditrichstein
succeeds in bringing in some new
variations, and good humor prevails
throughout The merits of the play
are augmented by capable cast.
/ Ditrichstein plays the part of one
Carl Himmelhock. an actor, who wins
the affections and elopes with the
daughter of Il Texas colonel. a man
to whom fear and moderation are but
aeeting shadows. Fred Bond vet
eran farceur. shines as Colonel Taylor,
Eimmelhoch however. is known
Jack Belaire. former friend. an art
list. whom Himmelh0eh believes to be
/ dead.
Fate decides to mi1sle in Himmel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Chorus.

Richard earle has never been ac-
cused of being behind the times Now
he has originated the latest thing in
choruses, an innovation that puts the
pony ballet the wooden toy ballet, the
little Dutch girl ballet, the phos-
phorescent ballet, the Indian girl bal
let or the "Floradora" seXtet away in
the background. The new chorus. or
ballet tfor the terms can often be used
interchangcably), is the Evelyn Nesbit
Tllaw chorus. and it is now drawing
big crowds to the Illinois theater in
Chicago, where earle has put on
"Mary's Lamb" a musical comedy.
The Evelyn Nesbit Thaw chorus is
made up of six young girls who re-
semble in some respects the celebrated
wife of Harry Thaw. These girls are
dressed in fetching costumes, identical
with that worn by Evelyn Thaw when
she appeared as a witness during her
husbands two. trials.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
Quick Relief for Rheumatism.

George w. Rooms. Lawton, Mich.
says: CDR. Detchon's Relief To-
Rheumatism has given my wife won
|derful benefit for rheumatism. She
could not lift hand or foot. had to te
lifted for two months. She began the
use Of the remedy and improved rapid
ly. On Monday she could not move
and on Wednesday she got up an
dressed herself and walked out fol
her breakfast" Sold by Otto Grot
jan, 1901 Second avenue, Rock Island;
Gust Schlegel & Son, 90 West Secoas
street. Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
AT THE. THEATERS5

oti Will Dt given tonight ana
"keppler's Fortune" tomorrow even
ing Frank Winninger has strong
comedy roles in each of these plays.
Richards and Pringle's MinstreIs.-
Appearance is everything. You cannot
help but be impressed by the appear
ance of Richards and Pring!es min
strels when they play here. And the
department of these talented colored
boys calls for more than passing com.
ment in every city they visit, and they
play all the principal ones in the land
The performance given by this com
pany. unlike that of many of theil
white competitors, is strictly clean and
refined. Not suggestive word, song
| joke or action can find place in theil
program. This company travels il
their own palace cars and number:
49, The date of their appearance a
the Illinois theater is April 26, matinee
and night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

Island; also south 5 feet lot 9, block
3, all lot 10, block 3, Cornelius Lynde's
addition, Rock Island. s1,,ia
derson. lot 5, block 2, Second addi-
ton, Edgewood park, Rock Island
$780,
Charles E. Peterson to- Jacob An
derson, lot Is. block g. Sweeney &
Jacksons Third addition, Rock Island
| S460.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

Play "schooI Trustees" = ''Fhe
School Trustees was played by the
Winninger brothers company last
evening and caused much merriment
for the large audience. The company
is gaining in popularity and the per
formances are meritoriOuS. Among
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
plenty Of Trouble

is caused by stagnation of the liver
and bowels. To get rid of it and head
ache and biliousness and the poison
that brings jaundice, take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, the reliable purifiers
that do the work without grinding or
gripping. 25c at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

AuriI Ig-2J-WinninSer Brothers.
April 2G--Richard IL Pringie's Min
streIs.
ApriI 2.-"The Devils Auction
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
The Elite.

NElghteenlh SIIstl, -NUIlH OI oCVOII1
Avenue)
Vaudeville Mt 3, s and 9:15 p. M. Two
matinees Sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
The Illinois.
COMING ATTRACTIONS

tsixteenth Street and Second Avenueo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22

vaudeville at 3, s and 9:15 u. ma. TIVE
matinees Sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-04-22
The Family.

slsecond Avenue, East of Nineteenth
Street.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-03-06
NuftiDn.

Sd Der uster5eid)nete meroe auI meir Ell
5orm Ciribere Sobu'S Sarm) 2E Wlei-
.eu BON potSoam. am 0ienitog ben 10.
Dtdr3, 1908 ipIaenoeS perionIid)e ei9en,
ibuIn uuf Diit utIidler Mutton oertauien:
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NIT Galbl 1 Aino. 16 Sdaie. 1 Muiier.
itlpein s 2GuIer, 9inoer, Wtdbcr 6euredl-
an, Stable9ae, l Sarmpa9en, l nieoriger
Wo9en, l 9ua9p, l 1pei piero S%ultpmor.
/ EN- pIero 6uItipator, l SGdieIbant, l
10Oo.piuno Wdo9e, l Sett 9Ieroeseibirr,
l Wlanns nab / Concentrated. Seu, aprn,
uno uieleS slnoere Su Sublreid I'm allies 5I
nennen.
8eoingunoen: aIIeS Summen bis 3u 81
haar; fir bobere Summen piro elm Greoit
pom s Wionoten beluillist se9en gtote nit
granddaughter Sid,erbei;.
TreoSoeue
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seltene @eleaenhett.

Ga id id)on bel Sabren bin uro bic glr.
belt nid,i mebr oerrid)ien tann. 10 m6d1te idl
mem Gigentbum bier o~erfaulen. IS bsiteb,
aus $50 x 14o sub Grunoftiid, aui lpeldlcm
Wpbnhnus nit 4 3irmer. 2iid1e uuo Seller
lit. Ioipie 2 SreibhduIer 81 x Ii SuB. nebIt
auh' uuo SiihneritaIl crit porieeS Sabr ers
baut. Sequem nit Der Straben balm 90 r
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men mo 2uit hoben pprlpdrtS 5u tommen
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man idbrt nit Der &irttpppo II. Ser'
anicn StroBemSor bis Sarper qloce, uoros
lid / 12 Slpd.
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2lmftien.
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ner harm IA Wi,ilen iiinmeih. pou Sermuim

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ner Sarm IA wi,ilen liiopeih. pou Sermann
an,
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iplacroea ~peri6hnGidle Gi9cntbum an Srn
Wlciitb,etenbcn ~perfauien:
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DIT non 6 kgiunoien bc,pili9t aeaeh ycir
nit gutter 2iherbeit.
Jm Nnlle IdlledlieH gleitcre lpiro Scr Qser
fam ont ioleenocn Mnniag itauIinocn.
Z, 8. g aertner.
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aits @arinette in 8isconfin
miro gemeloet, oaB einige aopitolt.
item 8isconiins SEN 8oi, eis,er ae.
DaItigen 3ementfobrif in oer 9sdbe
bon Sturgeon Ban plonsn, mo oaB
bieie 6abrif nit einem aoItenmtf.
luanOc bon 81, 5000 erridtet per.
ben Toll. Der Ban oieier Ia6rit miro
einen pollfommen neilcn Sn6uitrie.
3peig In jenem 8beilc oes 5taates
eroffneu, ino man glollbt, DAP Der
Ban oieier 6a6rit 10 gut wie Iiher lit.
Sn Der 3abe ron Shtrseon gap be.
finopn lid nllsgeoebnte 0ie6erIagen
bon Mergeleroe, uilO inntitteu oieier
@eaeNo bnben Die &apitoIilten bereits
einen groBen 9ouplas iiir Die nelie
Sabrit ermorben. Die g~etriebstruft
ioll glettrisitdt iein, Die bon ben
aulagen oil ben 8ototo Rdpibs 6es
8eibtiqo Tlniies in Der 1dbe bon Ma.
rinette mitteIs aobeGIeitnngen nad)
Der 8obrif geIeitet peroen miro. Die
@ntfernnng betr1gt 20 Ieilen.
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Rehnuugen wuc0eu erldnbt mte
foisl: d. s. @ttbinhaaen, Surg
iur 6 Brneter 81; 5beO. Srai so.
Glerf, Bebnt so; y. 6. Snod
sberiHt9e5abye s7t.o5; 5. IS.
Ganuier Gplntp 6slomeher uit1 iur
@ebalien s3l rs.
5olaen6e BsanuN cher mahten
Sabresnbrsduuno. uno bic @Ourt
fintet oteislbeu berehtlst gu Sum,
men fir Mehrnrleiteu uno fur se.
mlsIItete Gtenite ME iOlat,
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gu alu e n:

9teine Sorm beitebeno aus 234 ader no.
pom 80 add tIur limb, 20 oappn Greef
Bottom, guteS WobnbauS uno crtra gutter
Stal, ionic font ale notbnenbise giebens
.eebdnoe. SiIterne une 9uten Drummer beuu
6ouie.
ytGbereS bel
6uS. 9raeutiea am,
Slu ieS; gto.
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gu u~ertauieu
8arnuna.
tSairplae Su permietpen.

Der fdirptaB lit ihr Die 3eit bonn l giai
bis gum l ylooember 1908 5u n~erpad1icn,
mo fino Heilettanton boilidlt vriud,t Mn.
9ebote bel !perrn Yhi. 6aeFIner. Dem qrG
%Iioenten poer Dem unterSeidne'en bis ,Srei
tag ben IS Sch. 1908, 7 uhr 4beltbe, eins
5uteid,en.
Seetngungeu beiIu ScfretGr ein5uieben
0as Girefiorinm bebdlt iidl oas Rcd)t Dor
Elm ODER alle gngeboic at, ulchnen.
3m Iuftrn9e oeS DlreftoriuutS.
Nonus 0abtritpd,
Setretdr.
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&Oitmarteu So; Z. " 0enslp. @c.
a.molt 5a(dr, sl25; s. y sing.
tim. Snuitpr. $50
Die pom Staat aberDleieuen Snrs
EN- uon Gu smdrtiaFu 8erHderungs.
8sieaihlIteu be,tOmmen uurben on
iulaenoe incorporate Staote aui y
ia Der idlulpfIrhtisen atnber su 26
Gents per aino uerthetIt lple IDIOT:
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8tfannimnchuna.

Sd babe mid, am /. Samar pom Sc,
iddit 3nriidSe3oaen. bod babe i1 nch en-
ni9e Observation-Disclosures Die ih n%ertauie
Mil nno uuierm &%oitenpreiIe anbieie. sc
limb PHtsc, SuItinators, Stahtred)en, 6eu
redleu. Son-SarrierS uno @nbIen, UNI
0ano.S 6emaid1inen. 9clumt uno iebt lie an
auh erIud1e id) olle Die mir Sduloen bal.
oi9lt Ucrinjpredleu nuo ibre Sdrulo su be.
uno Joni: tuertere r~lntoIten Su per,
meioen.
Senrp Souect.
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Administrators Notice for I'm
aass KIN own Heirs. Ia

Notice is hereby gwen that William
Stncser. died intestl'e at II rmani, III TIE
County of GlSconad4 and State OF M'>-
sour, on the 18th day OF February, 1857
.ledling A. the time nc KIN va heirs
he was about five feet two inches N
blight. light complexion, la,ge frame, bme
eyes, tl3nde hair; was about sixty live
years OF age, and supposed TO be a NATIVE
Of near B9ckhorst in KrelS Halle, West
phi lila, Germany. The estate of the Sl,t
William Stricken IS myentoried at the I,
tai sum OF SS6S400.
LOUIS GUESE.
Administrator OF the estate Of Villa
StrIeker, deceased.
lAiar. ~
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County court D.rbanoIuusen

Die @uurtp Court war tebtr @ohe
uno aut oieie Bote in 5tBunl uno
bate aLle piuoe uoa gu thuu am
bic ~uorlteaenber 8eitdite gu erie.
biaen Sabresabrehnuua init ben
Reanufiebern uahmen nabesu BIZ
aanse erite G8od1e in Guiprut.
5Oteenbe @eihdiie tam'u CUR Sec'
bnnbluns reip. Grteoiauua:
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DanfIasu,te

1Siir oIe mdRd)erlei Yerueiie Der GGd,iten,
Die mir onldbhd, bes ninid,eiotuS
.lnIereo aeliebien Satten uno gdters eiiah
rem baben, iiir bic 9eibiilie beim 9esrdbnib,
ioluie iur Die 5abIteidle 8etbeilung an Der
Srauerieter ipredlen mir hermit unIereu
iiei9eiiiblten Tdnt Gus.
Srau 6euriette Sub I'm a mn
mnb Ginocr.
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guttiun.
Die rlntcr3eid,ncic rrirb am

Die unter3eidneic rirb am
Sowitas ben 7ten gldra, 1905, uni 10
tlbr M{or9enS onian9eno. iolsenoeu ylad,s
LAB oes peTt. aurI 9oist on ben gleiItbie,
tcuoen oertauien.
Rcdoien mb Nei5oicu, SdItGnte, etiibIc,
Glide, Settfielien uno ale SouEs uno aiid).
ergcrdtbe.
Sebtn9un9em 9aar.
8ertba 9piat.
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DanNaeuna.

Ten lieben 9%ertuanoten uno Treunoen.
bauptidhhdl meme 9hrpieqeri6bue, bic
ms pdbreno ocS Grdntenlaaere un,crcr
6nttin mo Wilitcr 10 hilircid1e 9iebe hcluie.
ien iDruie alien Gereu, DIE Der 8eritorbeuen
oui ibren leBteu Sonee oeS @e'eite aeoeben
uno uns ibrc Sheiluahme be5euat babeu.
io9en auiritii1 berStid 9ant
fupcr 8 u9
uno ainper.
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-07-10
Notice OF Application for
LIQUOR License.

State of Minnesota. County of st. Louis
City of Virginia, IS.
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city Coun-
Gil of said city of Virginia. and filed in m,
Office. praying for license to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors for period of one year com
mencing Oh the 18th day of July. n. D.
1905, and terminating the 24th day Of
July. A. D. 1909, by the following per
son and at the following place as stated in
said application, to-wit:
GUST SAARI & CO..
In front room on the ground floor of the
one story brick veneered building situated
on LotsNo. IS and a. Block No. ~. Chestnut
street. City of Virginia, MINI.
Said application will be heard and deter.
mined by said city council of the city OF
Virginia at a meeting of said council to be
held in the council chamber in said city OF
Virginia on Tuesday, the 21st day OF
July, A. D. 1908. at 500 O'Clock D. III. of that
day.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
city this 9Th day of July, A. u. 1893.
ALBEIT E. BICKFORD,
corporate Seal City Clerk
Virginia Enterprise. July Ills.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1908-07-10

DR.. J. N. Riggs, for some time
past on the staff of the Lenont
Hospital, will leave the coming
week for Anaconda, Montana, where
he will take charge of a hospital.
The Doctor during his residence in
Virginia has made many warm
friends whose best wishes will &C.
company him to his new western
home.