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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
For Sale,

South half of the northwest quart
er of section %, township 63, north,
of Range IL. west 4th principal
meridian. Eighty acres; we'll tim
bered. Borders on Vermilion lake.
II F. F. DoLF, -
s-26 At. : Kinney, MINI.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
Advertisement for Proposals
for Construction of Cement
Sidewalk, Curbs, Gutter
and Alley Crossings With
in the City of Virginia,
Minnesota.

Office of City Clerk. Aug. "A, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the City Clerk of the
City of Virginia, Minnesota. at his office in
the city hall of said city until eight O'Clock
p. m. of Tuesday. September 18th, 1870 fol
the furnishing of all labor and material
necessary for the complete installation OF
the following work:
Price per square foot for the construction
of cement sidewalks.
Price per square foot for the construction
of cement alley crossings,
Price per lineal foot for the construction
of curb and gutter: said work to be done in
such manner and at such times as may be
required by the city of Virginia to Decem-
Der 1st 1870
The City Council specifically reserves the
right to award the contract for the doing of
all or any part of the above work to one or
more persons, and further reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
The person. firm or corporation to whom
is awarded the bid for any or all of the
above described work shall. within five
days from date of award of contract. enter
into written contract and furnish a bond
in the sum of five hundred ($5OOOO) dollars,
ginia. Minnesota for the proper perform
ance of the work. which contract and bond
shall provide for guarantee of the dur
ability and permanency of said work for a
period of one year from date of completion
of contract and acceptance of work by CITY,
All of said work to be in accordance with
the specifications therefor now on file in
the Office of SAID City Clerk of Virginia.
Mimi. all terms and conditions of which
specifications are hereby made a part of
this notice.
Every bid shall be accompanied bv reg
ular certified check of One Hundred ($lO0OO)
Dollars. payable to the City Treasurer of
Virginia. Minnesota, as a guarantee that
the successful bidder will enter into a con-
tract and furnish a bond as above desienat-
ed. said check to be forfeited to said city as
hquidated damages in case of failure to
enter into said contract. and furnish said
bond by the successful bidder.
All bids to be sealed in an envelope in
such manner that the same cannot be
opened without detection. to be directed to
the undersigned, City Clerk of Virginia.
Minnesota. and to contain a statement on
the outside cover showing for what portion
of work the bid is made. said bids to con-
form In all respects to all terms and condi-
tons of the City Charter relating thereto.
BY order of the CITY council of Virginia,
Minnesota. ALBEIT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk.
corporate Seal) Aug. A-Sept. 2.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
norwegian n. {. Church.

Open air meetings near Auburn
at II a. m. and 3 p. m. All those who
wish to take part will meet at the
church at 8 q. m. IT you cannot
come in the morning take a walk
out for the afternoon meeting. All
are welcome.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
First N, {. Church.

Sunday, August g. Morning, at
1880, "The Three Big Problems of a
Workingman's Life"
Has, Sunday School.
Evening, 700, Epworth League.
500, Song service and sermon by the
pastor.
Special music and lively congre-
gational singing at all services.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
Ice Business for Sale.

We have for sale everything con-
nected with the business of the City
Ice Company, including houses,
horses. rigs, and full complement
of tools, together with the business
and stock of the company. An op-
portunity for good hustler to get
into good business.
-. - = ~ CITY Ice CO.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
Candidate for Republican Nomination for
Coroner.

Mr.. Helps is numbered among the
pioneers of the range, being for
many years in the employ of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company at
their Eveleth properties. He has
always been consistent and work
ing republican, always leader in
aught for the party good, and feels
that in asking the support of the
voters of the county for this, the
first time, he is entitled considera-
ton. He is known as a bright, &C.
tive young man, honorable and up
rightin every particular,an and should
have no trouble in gaining the
coveted position. Remember him
at the primaries on September 20,
and later at the polls in November.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26

Judge J. B. Middlecof announces
that he is candidate tor reelection
to the Office of Judge of Probate and
seeks denomination as a republic
can at the primaries to be held Sep
TENDER 10th.
The Office is an important one, as
it has the care of the unfortunate
and the helpless. It administers
the estates of deceased persons and
is the protection of the widows and
orphans.
The appraised value of
real and personal prop.
erty that came into the
Probate Court from June
1909, to June, 1910 was as
follows:
Real Property -------- $1,O3O,69O66
Personal Property 1900 1,272,715.sO
Total -------- 1908, 4O6. 46
The claims heard and al
lowed against estates
during the same period
of time Claims disallow-
ed not estimated) amour
ted to the sum Of $lOO6l76 2
The amount of tax COL
lected under the Inherit.
ance Tax Law and paid
into the County Treas
ury during the last two
years is the sum of $1,000 $42,2l867
Judge Middlecoff has served con-
secutively for nearly eight years,
and since January of this year has
been holding court at Virginia once
a month. He has made an envia BILE
record for fairness and promptness,
and his experience as lawyer and
his qualifications make him emf
nently fitted for the position. He
asks your vote and support on Sep
TENDER Goth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
Boston, Mass, June 16, 1910.

Boston, Mass, June 16, 1910.
F. G. Cutter,
Virginia., MINI.
"New Britain, Conn.,, council last
evening, after full discussion of
brick, creosoted blocks and Btu.
lithic, awarded contract. Twenty
five thousand square yards for Bit
ulithic." Fl. B. Clewley.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
For Sale.

A good pacing horse, together
with harness, buggy and cutter.
For price enquire OF Dan Mahoney,
200 Pine st. --.. .s-82tp.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
Jackson, Mich. June IL.

JdCnSOu1 A1ICI1s1 J UuC III
II. L. Bartlett,
Virginia, MINI.
1--WE have a street paved with Bit
ulithic which has been in use about
seven years and is IN good condi
ton. We consider it a good pave
ment..' A. w. D. Hall,
City Engineer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26

Wilkesbarre & Wyoming Valley
Traction Co., Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Wilkesbarre, Dallas & Harvey Lake
Railway Co., Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Lebanon Valley Street Railway Co.,
Lebanon, Pa.
Unit Traction Co., Reading, Pa.
Schuylkill Valley Traction Com
pany. Norristown, Pa.
Roxborough, Chestnut Hill & Nor
ristown Railway Company, Rox-
borough, Pa.
Hoimesburg, Tacony & Frankford
Electric Railway Co., Tacony, Pa
Delaware County & Philadelphia
Electric Ry. Co., Clifton Heights,
Pa.
Chester Traction Company, Ches
ter, Pa.
Wilmington CITY Railway Com pany
Wilmington, Del.
Trenton Street Railway Company,
Trenton, Pa.
INTER. STATE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Office of Thomas K. Bell,
Chief Engineer,
All Denckla Building,
18th and Market Streets.
Send Communications in Duplicate
Subject:
Mr.. w. l. Cherry. President,
The United Paving Company,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Dear Sir:
1 beg to advise you that we have
this day awarded the contracts to
the United Paving company OF At
lantic City, N. J., for the work in
volving an expenditure of about
$75,OOO.OO in the city of Trenton, N. J.
and that we have awarded the con-
tract for Bitulithic pavement at
S2.6s per square yard This was
done after a careful consideration
of the conditions, and the award
was made upon merit only.
Yours very truly,
Thamas X. Bell,
Chief Engineer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26
FAVOR BITuuTn|c PAVEMENT
Officials Of Many Cities Express Views 81
Qualifications Of BttuIItlie as COMPARED
With crsosoted Wood Blocks,

with crsosotsd Wood Blocks.
The following telegram was sent
to number of city officials by o.
+. Johnson, a property owner OF
Virginia, Minn.:
"Please telegraph collect your
opinion and experience bitulithic
and creosoted block. Am property
owner on street."
Note the unanimous favorable
opinion of Bitulithic shown by the
following replies:
Portland, Oregon, June IA, 1910.
o. p. johnson,
Virginia, MINI.
"Bitulithic is satisfactory here.
and l endorse it's use as it gives
general satisfaction"
David Campbell,
Chief Fire Depa rtment.
Eugene, Oregon, June IA, 1910
O. P. Johnson,
Virginia, MINI.
"Bitulithic considered one of the
best pavements by Eugene people"
ID. Matlock,
Mayor.
Kansas City, Mo.
O. p. Johnson,
Virginia., MINI.
Il regard BituJithic as high-class
pavement"
il. Darnell,
City Engineer
Baker City, Ore, June Is, 1910.
q. P. Johnson,
Virginia. Mimi.
1--WE are entirely satisfied with
Bitulithic and believe it to be the
best street pavement"
VIM. Pollman,
Mayor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-08-26

Port Chester, N. Y, June 9. 1910.
H. B. Marshall, Esq,
Greenwich, Conn.
Dear Sir:
II answer to your inquiry of June
9Th, in regard to Warren Bros. Btu
hthlc Pavement, would say: In 1905
we put down two miles of this pave
ment on South Main Street and on
Wlllet Avenue. The same has Civ
en- entire satisfaction without one
dollar expense to the department.,
as we'll as to the property owners
on the streets, as it is dust-proof
and consider it the best pavement
we have in our village.
Respectfully yours,
Geo. S. Baiiie,
Chm Road and Rri1ro Con, ~, ;<<oo
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VIRGINIA, MIMI, AUGUST "a, 1910.
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Chm Road and Bridge Committee.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
.yOunINn. PRICES,

Canned s."od>-Apples, gals. s. IS !.
.s.rd neans. ~ go ovc Lima Leans ,.s,
standard ssc Table ber's slsS q l.i0'
fcgs-fancy early Jt-", slSa. stan
dads 81 soaked 80 a zoe salmon
sockey,,. tall 81 So: uet. s, Alaska ska
matocs. f5CeS0c. succotash. $40 llO
per doz
Conee.- raeksre coffee loo-lh case.
Fc~d-Hran. SO due middlings. $50.
coarse middlings. So. cracked corn
SIS coarse corn meal so; corn and
FIonr-Michisnn patents IN wood
best. sos. ordinary patents s.. -;
straight, S. 80. clear. 500 per bp'
I've Hour. Sii@ per hbl
seed. SIC. Diamond headlight Kerosene
sac. Perfection Toe. Eoccne. &C;
crown gasoline. i3c per sal. tnrpen-
'ins n ..,.rel ,ots' se,te per sas sal ~.
~ s. usS. medium clear S-a ~ q
2sa0, smoked bams. lll1 lrc, Try
ga lied briS'iets l5c. shoulders 'c' ple-
nIc hams, l-tzo. bacon. va nc, ti''
in refccs lac. kettle rendered. i's
lCI 40.
>ugar-rte tcte prico list, for %,
trCit, ip"iraN, Gross. olhtc. lllkNstssb
l;ifN North Detroit and EiEet Rp@St
Ci3 stall dominocs 2-lh, ), -; riN ,,nl
duiHiuuts. o-lb. $50. eagle lAutc.N,
$40, cat loaf. s6.,9 cubes $3.50.
deIrd. S6ie. Sianuiai",'. extra coAtN-.
ssNu. 10. nnc iu bulk. s5.1u. DEP. . 40
cations 50 80. do, lib cutt"us. 50, dA,
5-h cottonN. $3.50. do. lU-lb cottops.
4 50 SO, DoufcttiuHrfs' \. 81. 90, 40. u
81 20. No . $40. ~ 3, Sam y" !
sibU. No :. sos. ~ o. 500. ~. a.
s. >. No. s. ~. No q 3s 10. g.
49, S515 No %, -. No 10. S5l1,
Mltutgtu Srauu--t 80
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

kct this morning an except the cary
short sellers Who were hnld hit ~
tlt strong recovery in UVtg's. iiss-
proved AVA ther map oyer the Suull RI,
Nest. unt-the weak Liverpool cable "a
dutcd enough settling az opcnius go
take about tac on new crop months,
iiffHru miIUt's later prices were ~
De-. AMI hest prices recorded - few rnn'
utcs ago are lee aver low point inr
lpth Jolly AMI September freSn TWIST
iu an, Map price 90 Sis az hign point.
Commission people M'r' well supplied
with resting orders - take wheat vn
nncuihg break Local Shuits turned ~
aver PAT once sold CAT longs We"
quick 40 replncc lines. THIS all NH
at"d volume of huying which n-ade
tig huN ma kct. 80 Louis houses
-lUiW Go hive some N.FN nAd repoYts
at ny damage from Illinois and Ais
souri, counties Mann local houses a,c
lrttiug siailaf .epoftS. one of otr
esponuents WHO covered northern
Dttu anl MdianA iu trip Ca chicago
Yesterday. places th" harvest promise
ton tlut section at about one hair crop,
furcc. 80 ot suoN'pIs and warmer
weather for the west fniied 10 cAr,S
buying furcr in the market.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
GREAT ARCH WILL BE FEATURE
OF DECORATION FOR ELKS
VIII Span Woodwsrd.aVe".P Probably a.
JeH.rson--Citizens Asked 10
Clean Yards

The council ana Board Of estimates
HAVING allowed the S3v.0no as6ed lor
decorations of Il permanent nature -
be used for tie first time 10 or ~
ment the central portion OF tire city
during the E.ks' reunion. plans are
being made for these decorations u
Is promised thai thet VIII be OF the
most artistic nature ~ addition Z"
what the city has allowed. consiier-
aa.c auuGn win Dee afd del from ne
fund being raised By the EMS % com
plctc the scheme If oynamcuta'l2n-
one Of the chicf features ~ the plan
will Be ,he great arch 90 De- erected
across WoodwagG-aYe. rrob~0ly ~
Jeffersou-avo.
To emphasize the need OF showing
Detroit ii It's best 90 he thousands
" visitors VINO win no IA Tho cry dVr-
I'M the ten DAYS o, th. reunion festiv-
tito, the EUSs viii asf the aide mon
to call meetings in differCn POI ion
az Tie Eighteen wards OF the city IA
these racetifiss tho opportunity i2r al
rcftisrc Detroit will hc eXpiainea.
Cltlgens VIII hc asked 30 clean up thor
wards. to plant can3s tvft 81 purD!e
ana white whcrc IL vil be seen, AMI
To decorate ihcr houses Municipal
pride j. depended on 10 accomplish re-
suits along this linz uch rs have not
Geeu approached eisc~ here
So great vill b" tae number ~ 'isii
or- hat the; cannot bc accommodated
i'm ,nn lo,c'a alone. Gut must find
aua1ters I'm the residences AZ the city
This win mean thar tie bis reunion
crowd viii be distributed over th'
3 . ,s.tif f Do trtf
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06


tpp!c>-Fancy. slQtao com non. 3!
as per bbi western boN apples. s. -
q $50 per box
Dnnnnns--o;ood shipping stock. $3.50
II b. 80. according 70 quality
Cci"ry-California. 81 5dQ5 per crate;
lIer da g BOA per crate
CauIiaov-r-Ca'fcruia se.75U2 per
doz 5000 per crate.
tnbbnGc-N, 80, $5N 6,15 per era -
sc "fF'' 1ai m 'ie' i7 S yorR sta,e
- a zoe. Limbut -rr Wisconsin, l'ff lNc|
York state iS1 PC German cream
block. 2lc domestic loaf ..2c, import
ed 2NfI soc per ~
trnpberric~--s5 - per hhl "a
Datrs-Pcrsian. 5lCc lb' Fards. 9g
pressed Cuhc~-Ctoicc toia ale 20.
cor mon. pa loc per lb.
IrigS--Imro'tcd gew II lac per ID
California Sac per boN.
Fresh Vegetables - Cucumhofs hot
l"nse s9g 4sl rer doz, lett , ~
hgnse. "a lar lh cad Iett 70,
ccz. wax beans, s3.5e04 per haWpt,
parsley, -dc per doZ green hfAnS. -
iutabagas 20 n ioc per bu Florida to-
mstocs s205H2 per 6-h-sE"t ~ ate &c
Ter basket; water cross. = "a 2'c ~,
turnips soc bu beets. zoo ''u. carrots
15t bu, pioplant. 25ft30c doz spinach
g0cdSi per blI. S225 per Dbl, aspdEd
gus. 81 ~ per doz ca.iIornla' soc b"r
hEnCh, green peas. - ~ 80" per pu'
young onions ION 12c dOZ
Grape Eruit-SfN6 per case
Itny--Detroit dealers are p'ying 'he
followtrc prices for haiod bay iu car
lots : o h Detroit No ] Timothy.
st70175O. No . timothy. sea 1850.
clover. mixed, $50 1850. rye straw.
s75oWS. wheat and oat straw 50 % %
7 Loose hay from farmers wagons
on the city markets ranged from SIS
u %. as 10 quaiftv
Hides - Cured No l. lie. green.
=
green Sc No kip. cured. iic;
green. l0c No = Murain. cured. &c.
green. Sc; NJ. calf cured. l6c, green.
calf 1isc Of No l. horse sides. No. |,
o. 80: No . $3.50. sIcei skins. as TO
wool 50cfsl 30.
her i2Tlac. ovtractcd. IN Sc per ID o
lemons al -oru-a. si25W450 box
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
BEST EXTRADITION
INQUIRY PUT OVER
Windsor Judge Bars Evidence Taken
at Inquest Here, Because Suspects
Attorneys Were Shut Out.

The hearing on the eNtrad.tion "a
Arthur J. Best. wanted In Detroit IN
a charge ot numbering ms N,,e- MTS
Alice Best vas adjourned WnUl Tues
day by Judge Mciiugh. OF Windsor.
Thursday morning. after partial
hearing judge Mcliagh refused -
admit The evidence taken al Coroner
Bureess inquest Ia Detroit, on the
ground that Best S attorneys were rnt
parmlIted 20 examine Witnesses
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

ini, tx the sale i'm detail. New south
Wales. l,o0N bales secured. Il liitls 4
=. grcasN. 5i.dmls III Quo.sos-
land. 900 bales secured. H. Gdf9@s,
greasy. SdWls id. NiciNrin. iuO na,uas -
secured. - ada Is Id. gr'asv q tat ~
y cd. IVES, AnstrailaA 700 bfSS =
bales secured. iu .s greasy, Gdafis "a Il
New Zealand. $3.50 bales. secured. lbd
IA * I'D. greasy. 6tsd0fis Siad tsiN-
land Islands, 1900 bales greasy. Sisd
Ia
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
CHRISTIANlA.

CURISTIANlA,
Nav before the
nations OF the
world Theodore
Roosevelt today
held mp the constl-
tuition of the
United States and
the supreme court
as models which
might we'll be fol
lowed in forming a
federation OF the
worlds civilized
nations 10 pre-
serve international
,-g.,.a, .yI i,tafian
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
ROOSEVELT NGIVEs
PLAN FOR PEACE
OF WORLD
Powers Should Pit Stop To Present
Costly and Growing Extravaganza
of Expenditure on Naval Arma-
ments, He Says.
Says Peace Becomes Evil Thing II 1t
Serves Merely as Mask for
Cowardice or Anarchy.
POWERS SuOTLD
FORM LEAGUE Or PEACE

n would he a master stroke -
those great powers. honestly bent
on pence, would form - League 81
Peace. NOT only To keep peace nm0n&
Themselves. but 80 prevent, IN
FORCE. III NECTS>NRN, it, heinz
broken nv others The combination
might - first be only "a >ecnr"
peace within certain definite limits
mud crrtnin definite c0Dsiition-i hut
the ruler or statesman VINO >h"d'"
hiring about such communion
would have earIr>d hts place in Hls-
tory for all time and his It'll" 90 IN"
gratitude of all mankind. ~ llLh
DORE ROOSEVELT
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Iimrs--sl y i.15 rer 200
Nushreoms--i56t soc per 10.
Nut--WalnufS lSU lbc. almonds. ~
n So pCcAns leff lac. hlh,Its. Tia l2c,
Brazlls. "a lnc' mi Nea nuts. l2W liS rci
III: hickory nuts shellharks. 81 ar ,'u
Ouiuns-4Nvw Eet ntudas, 8 - 2't
rrate Texas 'Bernudas s@qs = per
cate
ranges - California navcls. ss'b@
pea crate.
i'in-arpie--Fiortd s. oome so per
doz, 81 rs per crnt"
pop-oru-- Ears 2f'e igc per III
potatoe---tsr lots. "Hlh $50 -
Gao sac In. new Ecrmudns A,.9n ~ per
hu. s. per bbl, now southern s. per
hu. g. so per hhl "
Pouitry Chickens. i.r hons. 20
1l.c. stays aud oln roosters. l@ff lir,
ducks. 1910, geese. l3Nlic, turkeys.
! : a iNc per 10
straw bcrrics-st~Stg1rt rIScs.N ~ 90
sweet Po,at"r,--lliinols 81 30 pct
hsmper.
Taiiow-No l. &c: No ., &c per III
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
YEGGs WRECK SAFE
Rob East lansing Postoff,ee Of Stamps
ard Money

For the third timd The second with.
ia few weeks, The postOficc safe at
East Lansing Was blown last night.
and small amount OF stamps and
money secured by The Yezgs who
escaped
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
BJTTER AND EGGS.

Buttcr - Creamerics eN:ras. 20.
q, ST.. -Nc, dairy butter. lie, pacSinS
stock. zoe pcf 20.
E=g>-fr- 800 cusrcnt reccipts "as"-
iucIudrd. ief." !rr do1 Receipts on
Thursday ..iNG ,asrS.
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06

Ia Che course of ga % yoar nearly
7oe.eno pounds OF opium finds It's way
into London
The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

r,t..cuc,r rv
H., rt,,.,ii,,. $3.50 ,,. ,,,tg
"' N' non 49,. 49,
,was fa'o'rab'r 'at bulls 49,. r.2aE 70
and soon had prizes again ou the up
Wheat from weakness To strength
ana tie bears .,pp ar 10 tay. list some
pf their coincidence Tie cas- Il maul
comes largely frum sbutlWestp~u u li-
crs Who a,e alarmed a., the poor pros
tbf- erriuc N,rtl,v.s,,rn nltilars arc
good huN4rs also Th.ro Is a. good deal
a. H. eaid o, bo+1 no ~ tha ruorl...t.
hut ibr .yi,f.n,a ~ ur.soDt Is ttertIr
a., f,,,, ~, a.. ,,tl. NJ, ,i,.i.-. .,,.a
nolIfro IN a. ,t. ,c,,'r-,,,nt r.rn~t
ui- ~ I"I we F'Fi,iH' "' P''
go
',-f'' ~, ,"- -"
~ ~ Ni''at "'' 49, ~" ~ ''I.-' =
,.' sSl'lt adN ahy"! Hh1
~, W.'' "i l'o.'!a ~ =, on H. ~,
worry irons ionrn tnS >I-' ~ thr i"l-
Miller we've tae buyops The winter
ir '"Sa was at 4n az
y-r.. .t.tt,, cash y, rod
81 H.. ,', ,yt,t ices - ',
- Sf fof .,J ,dt,,,.,.d 49, - I,,f-
opened ~ sIotE, and adFanctd to
',,,r, -, sot1 ,hi,e
G,sr-t ~. ir ,,i,-.tlors ro~r -.Il
No 8 eal,r NJ 3 v.ltn.v car at 49,
al 62t.G
oats Standard. rar AT {4i,c. No )
80 Into. itr
Rva-Ca4l vi Nlt,c bid
Beans cash S2uj. MAY sos
Clnyrreecd prtulr .pot s6.I. o. to-
her So
Timothy seed Prime spot StS5
Receipts in the Detroit market on
TbfiredI, inrludad 40 bhts ~ Notr. :
,.lr. nf ,vhr.tt. 1T corn. and 81 oats.
Withdrawals were i.6gl bbls of -FOUR.
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The Detroit times., 1910-05-06
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Quotations w. HAYDEN stone q Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-09
THANKS TO ALL

Grace Rectory. Ocala, March 9.
Editor Star: Allow me to express
the thanks of the Choir Guild Of Grace
church to all those who aided in the
production of Toys Awake. Our first
thanks are due to the hundred and
eighty-siX characters who took part
in the play. and especially to the par
ents, who so generously responded to
our appeal for their children and to
the principal and teachers of the pub
lie schools for their kindness. We
wish also to mention the ladies and
gentlemen who helped US in various
ways and particularly those who were
behind the scenes on the two nights
Of the performance. debt of warm
est gratitude is due Mrs. Seligman
who played through the many, many
hours of all the rehearsing, as we'll as
the two nights Of the play. We also
greatly appreciate the work Of the or
chestra, which gave the necessary
finishin gtouch to the production. Both
the Banner and the Star were very
kind in publishing so many write-ups
and thus helping to advertise the play
Before leaving Ocala, Mr.. Ford and
Miss Adams asked me to join their
thanks to ours and to say that they
had never trained more genial and
appreciative lot Of children
Gratefully yours, Campbell Gray
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-09

The Woman's Club meeting yester-
my afternoon was slimly attended.
The counter attraction of card parties
elsewhere was too great, but those
present enjoyed the object of the
meeting, namely: talking up projects
for a new hospital and to add interest
and stimulus to the project. Mrs. Nc
Meekin, the capable superintendent of
the hospital. was present and gave
some reasons why new building
should be provided to promote the
cause Of suffering humanity. Mrs. Nc
Meekin is a very intelligent woman
thoroughly familiar with her work and
posted in all its details and made a
very entertaining and interesting talk.
Mrs. J. E. Johnson of Atlanta, Mrs. E.
Van Hood and Miss Georgia Berger
were the hostesses and served tea. The
singing Of Mrs. J. E. Johnson was a de-
lightful feature of the occasion. 1t was
decided to have a linen shower for the
benefit Of the hospital at the next
meeting.