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Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
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Only $500 for desirable lot,
50x1372. opposite Carnegie library.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

Just what you are looking for: a
beautiful new mission bungalow. and
2h acres. seeded to alfalfa. The
house has fine shower bath. toilet
and stand. Large screen sleeping
porch New evergreen trees and
palms: cement walks; city water. and
is just blocks to the car line. Priced
for a few days at $500: part cash
will buy.
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SALES representative for this terri
tory wanted on commission basis ny
eastern manufacturers Of high grade
specially. must be experienced
salesman of first-class ability, en-
ergy and personality: state expert
enca and give references. s. V. M
Co, al N Eleventh St, Philadelphia,
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

and boys at Los An
geles. No expense to learn electricity.
plumbing, bricklaying. automobiling
in a few months time Contract work
half and study half time. Catalogue
free. United Trades School Con-
tracing Co. 232 Also. Los Angeles.
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How JAPANESE ARE M
PROVING THE SOJJTH
ERM END OF THE TRANS.
SIBERIAN SYSTEM.

q i = . s I7 4 y
engineering and the Industrial arts.
The demands under literature and
language probably include fiction, and
the number Of calls in this depart-
ment was over 5000. There arc now
In Toxic 200 book-lendfng shops
which require deposit and charge
from one-half to one cent per book
per day, according to the value OF che
book and the time 1t is out. Many
of the books called far are fiction.
but Buddhist PHILOSOPHERS. foreign
travels and biographies, such as those
of Lincoln, Garfield. Gladstone, Bis
marck. Nanoleon and Roosevelt. arc
IN demand. Roosevelt's life is. ul1-
lderstand, very popular.
Among the books now most read
by the young men OF Japan are Sam
uel Smiles Self Help and Mars
denis Success Frances Hodgson
Burnett's Little Lord Fauntleroy''
has been translated. as we'll as THE
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TERMINUS
Photographed for the carpcne

1 one section Of Dalny This famous city
Of the car, built BY the Russians at
| the southern end of the Trans Siberian
system. Is more like Europe than Asia
| The administration section, devoted to
inc railway officials, is made UP Of
| magnificent dwellings of brick and
stone, running along wide streets each
surrounded by a beautiful garden.
, Ihere Is no Asiatie architecture in this
part OF the city, and as one drives
through 1t he cannot realize that he is
IN the wilds of Manchuria. The streets
are as clean as the boulevards OF Paris,
they are lighted by electricity, and the
houses are all large and made after
uniform style.
There is an administration building,
with scores OF offices: a Greek church.
which will accommodate more than
thousand, and q big hotel, which is one
3 or the best of the far east. This hotel
is managed by the South Manchurian
railway and 1t is comfortable through
I out. The rooms are heated by great
E russian stoves. built into the walls,
and double windows aid to keep out
the cold. The meals are served in
French style. but the walters are pref
4ty Japanese girls, clad in kilnonos and
long white aprons. Japanese boys take
the place of our, cham berinaids, and
the service Is good The native man
y
States, and he speaks English we'll.
THE NEW 5DALNY.
Indeed, Dalny is becoming Il new
city under the rule OF the Mikado.
The Russians spent something like
s20,00O.o00 in dredging the harbor, in |
erecting huge granite docks and in |
putting up magnificent, buildings for
their 2fflGes,l,aBai bames When the
war closed large part OF the city |
had been burned Tie roofs were OFF |
carried away the doors and windows
and had even tried to steal the Rus
sian stoves In the residence section4l
the mostsof these damages have since
been reTaired and a new town is ris-
ing between that place and the har-
Dor There are 10 5sbrickyards now
making building materials, and hum
dreds OF Manchurian masons and
carpenters are working away.
Dalny lies right on the harbor, run
ming up a slope which Is backed by
hills 500 feet high. 1t goes around the
sea, its streets being laid out along
The lines of two or three spider webs.
IN this it IS somewhat like Washing
ton or parts of Paris, the centers OF
he webs forming circles The circles
ire usually on high ground and the
streets run out from them with cross
treets cutting each other at all sorts
If angles.
On these circles the best OF the now
buildings are being located. Central 4
ircle has the new building Of the
Sokohana Special bank, the Civil Adj
Building and other fine
tructures. The British consulate has
ented some land on this circle, and
ur American consul has also secured
lease which, under Uncle Sans new ,
OIirV of Owninpr ia my 1ofa 5,, /
ar east. may form the site of an AM
rican building The matter has been
lbmitted to the State Department. /
Ut has not yet been acted upon. No /
etter location could be selected 1t d
as the Nicholas circle of the Rus d
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Scarlet Letter. .Treasure
a y ! !, Three Men in a Boat !, a.sla Nd
T Mneiises read the best WORK. f vs.
hnYa a's !, : german and French y TIN M
understand that an intel aa nunlects. III
sentng Of somewhat si,,tila a !. ' awalS-S
Y Just beginning in China s,l s1Ia,, y,
a the Gelestials are nrpY ..,,;;.,., ,,r mat
Siatlo1s OF many wen lsnown E,,rn ans
FRANK ~ "a +,
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a GoLDIlN ,.rIrnLnrNe,

3,,,,.,- = GUIDIlN WEDDING n
means that man nnd wife hnyo 40:
have saaa ela age and sonsoauanSfqq
keep, healthy Is to see thn tst way : to
sr s does It's duty Ssb days ont tou ~ i y,
When ever saes your IN , the house s ana L
cents per bottle. Sold by u .l' y We %
s alt s,G Or w and III South Main 81
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I They also have many stores and many
rich men There are Chinese police
men and some Chinese civil officials.
Il me Japanese are the aliStocratS of
the town. They boss the Chinese and.
as a rule, do but little OF what is known
as coolie work. Many of them are Of
| Meals who dress in European clothes,
ana not a few are merchants. There are
altogether about $4,000 Japanese.
! outside of this population OF $4,000
or the Monaghan race, there are just
| Oh Europeans and Americans composed
chiefly of the consuls and their en-
ployes and a Very few traders. Their.
are all told, just three citizens Of the
United States. One Of these is Mr..
Roger $. Greene, our American consul
lie is young man who was brought
up IN Japan, and who for time was
IN charge of our consular offices at
Nagasakl. Later. on he went to Vladl-5
vostol, from there was transferred to
Dalny. Mr.. Greene speaks the Japanese,
language fiuently, and he is q valuable
man Tor this province. Tho other two
Americans are the Rev. Mr.. VIM and
his wife. They are missionaries who
came here from western Japan, where
they had been doing work for more
than ~ years. AT the close OF the war.
When the Japanese took possession OF
Nlanchuria, some Of 1.-THE Christians
aiitoHB the OFFICIALS requested the Wins
10 start church at Dalny. They did
SO. and the Japanese government NOT
only leased them the ground on which
the church stands, but subscribed
az; about one-third of its building fund
me church Is a brick structure in the
heart OF the city. 1t is not only sup
ported by the japanese, but they are
carrying on considerable Christian mis-
sion work outside. 3l.l
The greater part OF the business of
ilalny Is done by the Chinese. They
have f.Y large stores and are. engaged in
the import and export trade. There
are i've Or six Japanese bazars. each
OF which contains a score or so OF men
ana women merchants, who sit in little
booths under one roof with their goods
piled around them or laid upon shelves
a. the back. There Is Japanese fac
tory and several large bookstores, some
any In city of the United states Of
similar size.
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WHAT THE JAPANESE READ.

And Just here would like to tell
you something about the book stores
of this part of the world. The awak
enins OF Asia has started the people
70 reading There, are big book stores
in all the cities of Japan, and also in
those of Korea and Manchuria. /
nave before me a list of the books
taken out OF some of the big libraries
of Toxic during one month. at the
Osaka library there were over 10 900
applications for books. Four thou
sand of these came from students.
over 5000 from business men, 1000
from children and six hundred from
women. -
During the same month at the
.ueyno library in Toxic 10000 books
were taken out; and the most Of these
related to literature, mathematics and
medicine. The calls included some
thing like 10000 histories and biog-
raphies, 5000 books on social and po-
htical economy and 10000 volumes on
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slams. and they considered it one OF
the best sites of their city.
rms circle Is in what Is known as
the New Town. Tho magnificent resi-
dence section which l have already
described lies farther inland, over q
1 great railroad cutting which is now
crossed bya fine stone bridge, remind
Ing one somewhat of the new $1,000
WV Connecticut avenue bridge across
ROCK creek in Washington, although
II is by no menas so large The New
Town was originally composed OF
poor buildings, constructed by the
RUSSIANS. These arc being replaced by
substantial houses and stores. ali b,1iit
upon the Russian plan.
A FREE PORT.
Inc japanese officials tell me that
tho doors Of trade are wide open to ali
Manchuria They have followed the
RUSSIAN example in that the town is a
Tree port, and they expect to make il
great business city. They have one
o. tho fncst harbors on tho western
Pacific. It is free from ice the year
round, and ships drawing 80 feet can
enter at low tide. They can land nj
the immense docks and piers and I'M
LOAD lIc their freight directly into the cars.
iIah e bay, upon which the harbor
Is situated, comprises many SQUARE
miles, and the deep water area is big
enough to handle the shipping OF ali
emma. The harbor has granite wharyes
Win vertical faces Of IS feet depth at
low water. These wharves are more
than q half-milc in length, and there
are otners, almost a mile long, accom-
modating ships up to drafts of 90 feet
me narrowest OF the wharves are
about 400 feet, and the railway tracks
run out upon them. The wharves are
lighted with electricity and the chan
nels by gas buoys. Steam cranes move
on tracks up and down the wharves,
ana there IS granite dry dock $50
ste s., long, with repair shop attached.
Ihe inner harbor Is prstected BY a
breakwater Of stone and concrete more |
tIan a nile long. This rises, 10 feet
above the highest tidewater, and tho
deep water area inside 1t is 500 acres.
During the war the breakwater was
partially blown down, but it Is now
Being repaired. 1t is made OF blocks
of stone ana cement, some of which |
wcigh so tons
At many of the harbors of the west |
ern Pacffc the passengers have to be |
landed in launches This Is so at Yok-
ohama and Nagasaki and also at Taku |
and Shanghi tho latter port being up !
q river, some miles from the Yangtse :
When I left Chemulpo for Dalny | |
was towed out to the ship by Korean
sailors, who worked their craft much
after the style Of the Venetian gondol-
iers. In landing at Dalny we came
right to the pier and stepped from the
ship into the city.
THE PEoPLD OF DALNY.
Tho population of Dalny@is a queer
mixture OF Chinese, Japanese and for
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THE People OF DALNY.

Tho population OF Dalny is a queer
mixture of Chinese, Japanese and for
eigners. The Chinese or Manchurian
natives are the most numerous There
nre 10000 of them and they consti-
tute the chief working force. They
drive the droschkies left by the Rus
sians, they carry the bricks and dirt
used in building and they form the
largest portion of the mechanics. They
do the market gardening, all the ped
ding, and arc in evidence everywhere.
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a CITY OF MANSIONS.
villas ON the outskirts of a European
city, gardens and all, and drop them
down on the slope of a hill overlooking
beautiful harbor, you would have
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Chas. Blair and Peter Grant, who
have been hitting the ball on the
Port Arthur-Winnipeg division OF
the Canadian Northern system for
same time past, returned to the citv
Sunday and will again be in line on
the Duluth. Rainy Lake & Winuipep
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Do you want the finest when buy:
ing your winter suit or overcoat?
If so you will not forget N. A. Hol.
mer, the merchant tailor. whose
stock of spitings and overcoat pat
terms is replete with the finest the
market affords. His prices are al:
ways right, he keeps in touch with
the latest styles, and his work al
ways gives satisfaction.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

A. Baker, at Chisholm, has pur-
chased the Qrpheum Theatre of Mr..
Cummings. taking possession of
same together with the lease of the
building yesterday. The Orpheun,,
which was placed on the road to
success by Messrs. Smith & Dees
during the time they run the plav.
house, enjoys pleasing patronage,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

WANTED.-Offer on stumpage in
Sections 81 and 80, township g.
range 2l. Heavy spruce and tam.
arack on one forty. One-fourth mile
from Ash Lake spur OF the Duluth
Rainy Lake & Winnipeg Railway.
BARGH & PERHAn,
Eyeleth, Minn.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Mr. and Mrs: A. 6: Osborn pleas.
antly entertained. ten COUPLES at
bridge on Saturday evening, the
honors being won by Mr.. and Mrs.
K. r. Bailey. E.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Dave Graham, the Hibbing con.
tractor, was in the city Monday on
on his way home from Internation-
al Falls, where his firm completes
several contracts.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Mrs. V. L. Stuart underwent sue.
cessful operation for appendicitis
at the Lenont Hospital on Tuesday,
and is reported to be resting nicely
and on the road to recovery.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Rey. A. CarswelI, rector of St.
Pauls Episcopal Church, was Du.
lUth visitor Monday.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

E. V. Cassidy lett on Monday for
H1bbing, where he takes charge of
the Hibbing branch of the Virginia
Brewing Company, looking after
the compauy's varied interests at
Hibbing, Chisholm, Nashwauk and
west end points.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

II: +. Kendall, of the New Yorh
State Steal Co., returned Tuesday
from business trip to Chicapo and
the east.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

FqR SALE :-FurnituTe for a four
Or five room flat. Cheap for cash
Call at 607 Beech street. 1u
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

MONEY TO LOAN on easy pay
ments. City and farm lands bought
and sold. LOUIS n. OSBORN,
l0.l5tf First Natl Bank Bldg,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Losr.-A ladies' gold watch on
Chestnut street: The name"Nellie"
on the case: Elgin make. Finder
please notify Mrs. Butler at Silver
mine and receive reward.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

A handsome new line Of picture
moulding Just received at H. s
Gillespiie's, 42l Maple St. Framing
neatly and promptly done.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

WANTED-A position by young
lady, experienced in clerking or
Office work. Enquire Enterprise
Office. 11.l9tf
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03
Taken 10.

Came into my enclosure at the
Lincoln mine location on Monday,
October 11th, dark red nnuley COW.
Owner may have same by calling,
proving property, and paying for
this notice and the keep of the
animal during the time she has
been held.
JOSEPH O'LEARY,
1O22 If. Lincoln Mine,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

When you wanta smoke remember
you can get the finest at 1.psk's Bill.
lard Hall.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Nr. and Mrs. A. B. Coates were
Duluth visitors the first of the week
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03
DIR. J. W. DEER1NG
DENTIST
Porcelain and Crown and Bridge
Work Specially.
Phone 1914. Office over POstOffiCe e

WANTED.-All newly married cou-
pies going to housekeeping to call
and see our handsome line of Rich
nrdson's Superlative Carpets, Rugs,
Curtains and Linoleums. Virginia
Store Company.
EYES.-Dr. Larson, the eye speci'
alst, will be at Hotel Fay, Virginia,
the 2Oth and 2lst of every month:
Latest methods in examining eyes
and fitting glasses in vogue. Ar.
tificial eyes fitted. 8.6tf.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

FOR RENT.-Flat. Furnished. In.
qlire at this Office.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

WANTED.-Good girl for general
housework. Must go home nights.
Enquire at Office of Mr.. Hicks, over
post office, or call up Phone No. 80.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

For RENT.-Three rooms, down.
stairs. 200 Cedar St.
Don't forget the Turkey Dinner at
the N. E. Church. Come and get a
dollar dinner for fifty cents.
The greatest attraction of the sea-
son-Johnson and Burns fight at
the Bijou next Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Johnson and Burns fight at the
Bljou Monday, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday and Wednesday matinee
December 6, and 8.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E..
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. +. D. Becker, Central avenue,
on Wednesday, December 8. Come
early and bring your th;mbles.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

c. NJ. Boss, mining inspector for
the Minnesota ranges of the Oliver
Iron Mining Company, was in the
city several days this week, looking
after new work aud developments
in the mining industry in connec.
tion with his position. Mr.. Boss has
long been identified with the Lake
Superior mining industry, being
among the earlier residents of the
Gogebic-in the days when the En-
terprise scribe spent his talents in
attempting to enlighten the people
of the old range, and we acknow-
ledge pleasant visit.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

STORE F4xrUREs.-Store fixtures
tor sale. Enquire at this Office.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Geo. A. Whitman, of Eveleth,
looked after affairs at the American
Exchange Bank several days the
past week, while Cashier Stebbins
followed the flag in the Deer River
district.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

The season for hunting the big
game of the Minnesota bush closed
Tuesday, and 80 far as the count
has been made all Virginia sports
mea3 GILL live,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Two or three rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, suitable for light
housekeeping, wanted. Address
K, care Enterprise.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Picture framing done neatly and
promptly at H. s: Gillespie'-, 42l
Maple St.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

1t is understood N. A. Murphy,
who about the first of the year went
to Port Arthur to assume the duties
of division superintendent on the
Canadian Northern, has rendered
his resignation to become effective
on December 18th, and will return
to this city shortly. We are not in
formed as to his probable future,
but his many friends in Virginia
trust his lot may again be cast with
us.
Beats all what an editor is sup
posed to know-and also beats all
how he is usually right onto the
job of having the desired informal
tion tucked away in some stray cor
ner of his think-tank. For instance,
The Enterprise scribe is this week
in receipt of communication sign
ed by "Anisette," whoever she may
be, asking "What should lady do
when she gets on a street car and
no gentleman offers her seat?"
She should go to beauty doctor at
once, Anisette.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

WANTED.-Girl for general house.
word. Enquire over Enterprise
Offsca
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

+. NJ. Prindle and Louis Hanitch
were in the city Tuesday evening,
in attendance at the meeting of the
city council in behalf of the fran
chise desired for the building of an
electric railway line.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Capt. J. H. Polglase, super,nten.
dent of the Knox mine of the New
York State Steel at Aurora, was in
the city last evening for brief visit
with friends and a call on Mesaba
Lodge No. 222, L. o. Oh
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

VIM. I. Bartholomew, news repre-.
sentative of the Iron Trade Review,
Cleveland, was in the city the first
of the week seeking mining news
for the annual mining review of his
publication in January. The Iron
Trade Review is accredited as one
of the most reliable trade Journals,
and through the medium of it's
apecial features touching upon the
Lake Superior mining district has
gained an enviahle standing and
circulation among the mining men
of the Michigan and Minnesota iron
ranges.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Ransom Metcalte, who recently
severed his connection with the
newspaper bunch through the sale
of his Two Harbors News, is delving
into proposition which looks from
distance as though it might land
more coin with less work and worry
than the following of his former
profession. In company with others
he is becoming interested in lands
in Pine county, with view to col.
onizing the same, and there can be
little question but the men who
enter upon and till lands in north.
ern Minnesota will in time make
good. The soil and the market are
at hand, and the climate is right for
a dairy and gardening section.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

A. N. Anderson, one of the pros.
porous farmers IN the district to the
north of Mt. Iron, was a Virginia
visitor Wednesday and paid both
his respects and his subscription
to the Enterprise. Nh. Anderson is
one of the hardy pioneers who has
made good in carving out a farm in
the wilderness, and has one of the
finest homesteads in Minnesota.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

| am showing some very pretty
pieces of Christmas fancy work a,
my home on Chestnut street, and
invite the ladies to call and see the
same, MRS. W. f, HANNAFORD,
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

1t is said that the COW and the
hen are due 10 practically reign su-
preme before another spring sheds
her gentle halo DER the land, and
that the present price of 50 cents
per for butter and 2 cents per for
eggs will soar to a point much
higher. Dealers say they can see
no promise of lower prices in flu.
ture but instead can give a line OF
reasons as long as the moral law
and as numerous as candidates fol
political plums why the anticipated
raise is due. Oleomargarine will
look good to many in moderate cir
cumetances unless this rich north
ern dairy country is developed at a
more rapid rate.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Benjamin Goldberg, of the new
law firm of Riley, Goldberg, Classon
& Rice, who open in the Anderson
building above Jereissati Bros.
store, arrived in the city Wednes.
day evening and makes initial pre-
parations for the opening of busi
ness. Messrs. Goldberg and Classon
will divide their time during the
winter between this city and their
Duluth Office, while Mr.: Rice will
continue his office at Ressemer
Mich, and Mr., Riley will be of coun.
ael between the three general Offices
of the firm.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

]. H. FLEMING, licensed enbal I'm.
er and undertaken. Call phone l7Ok2
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03
cVtal News.

GIRL WANTED.--One that can 90
home nights. Mrs. H. I. GeorGe.
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-12-03

Frank Gillmor enjoys visit from,
a cousin, George Gillmor, of New
Brunswick, whom he had not met
in many years, although the two
were childhood playmates. Mr.
Gillmor is engaged in the lumber
business in New Brunswick.