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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
C0RR1GAN, MCKINNEY co.
BUILD NEW STELL PLANT

Corrlgan' Mckinney & Co., op-
orators of the Commodore and
other properties on the Mesaba
and extensively engaged in min
ing operations on the older ranges,
will build a new 81, 100000 steel
plant at Cleveland.
The plans for the new plant
call for the eection of eight open.
hearth sixty ton furnaces on site
comprising Al acres on the banks
of the Cuyahoga river, to absorb
the product Of the company's two
blast furnaces located at Cleve-
land. The new plant will have a
capacity of about 1000 tons of
steel per day.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
DIED OF CANCER OF
THE STOMACH

Frederick Hill, residing at 100
Maple street, died on Sunday last
after a lingering illness with can
Ger Of the stomach.
The deceased was 46 years of
age, being born in Cornwall,
England, and coming to this
country when 20 years of age.
He was welded at Hurley, Wis,
being survived by his wife and
two children.
He was for several years SHOW
ell runner, working at times dur
ing the winter seasons as janitor
at the schools, being universally
liked by all who knew him.
Funeral services wer conducted
by Rev. A. Carswell on Wednes
day from St. Paul's Church, in
terment being made in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
ENTHUSIASTIC ON mum
IC|PAL OWNERSHIP
Mass Meeting at Fay Opera Last
Evening Addressed by A. g.
Mcknight and Others
Shows Trend of Popular.
Feeling.

A mass meeting called under
the auspices of the Progressive
League at the Fay Opera last
evening for the discussion Of the
problem Of municipal ownership
of the water and light plant drew
we'll crowded house, and the en-
thusiasm apparent at times dur
ing the addresses of the evening
is taken as showing the trend of
popular feeling on the subject
which will come before the voters
Of the city on Tuesday next.
AS president Of the Progressive
League M. A. Murphy presided at
the meeting the first speaker on
the program being Judge Mon
tague, who since coming to the
city has been a staunch advocate
Of the proposition of municipal
ownership of all public utilities.
He was followed by A. G. Nc
Knight, Of Duluth, who devoted
his attention principally to a con-
sideration Of the advantages Of
municipal ownership from a bust
ness standpoint, referring at
length to the present fight on a
similar question in Duluth. Mr..
Mcknight quoted figures showing
what had been done by the COM
panies in Duluth and by the NUM-
cipally owned gas plant, and
figured that what was a good
thing for one community would
in the nature of things be good
thing for another.
A. n. Thompson, who is known
as one Of the untiring workers in
behalf Of the success of the
proposition, submitted the rates Of
various range towns and cities un-
der municipal ownership, compar-
ing same with the existing rates
in Virginia under the terms of the
franchise Mr.. Thompson stated
that while some question had been
raised as to what might be con-
sidered a reasonable price, for
the plant in case Of purchase he
had faith in the honesty and in
tegrity of the present city admins
tration to determine such matter
and act in accordance with the
will of the people, a sentiment
concurred in by all listeners.
Prior to last evenings demon
stration but little had been heard
of the question since the decision
of the council to submit same to
vote, but it is probable that from
now on the advocates of the meas
ure will be active until the ques-
ton is brought to a successful is
| sue
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
GRAND LODGE !. o. G. T.
TO MEET IN VIRGINIA.

At district meet of the Scan
dinavian I. 0. G. T. Sosiety held
at Nashwauk the fore part of the
week it was decided to hold the
next district meeting at Crosby
in April Of next year, while the
next grand lodge meeting will be
held in this city in June, 1912.
In the district organization
twenty-three lodges are repre-
sented, each reporting success
full term, $50 new members being
added during the past six months.
Delegates from the Virginia lodge
were Mrs. Anna Larson and G. P.
PETERSON.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
Welded AT NEW RICH
MOND. WIS

Cards received by friends in the
city this week announce the mar
riage, at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul La Jus
Higgins, at New Richmond, Wis,
of Miss Adele Lucille Higgins to
Mr.. Clark J. Calvin.
The groom is a well-known
young mining man, in the employ
Of the Hanna company, while the
bride was a former teacher in the
Virginia schools. They will be
AT Home' to friends in this
city after January first.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
NIGHT SCHOOL
OPENS MONDAY

The night school, which has
been feature in connection with
the Virginia school system under
the direction of Superintendent
Bliss for the past several winters,
was reopened for the winter on
Monday evening with a fair in
itial attendance, although each
evening sees an increase.
superintendent Bliss is in d.
rect charge of the school work, be-
ing assisted by Mr.. Partridge and
MIR. Voog, teachers in the Virginia
schools, and by Mr.. Wyland, who
is in charge of the manual train
ing department.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
SOCIAL AND ENTERTAIN.
MENT.

On Wednesday evening, No.
vember 22nd, the English Good
Templar Lodge, No. 400, will give
a social and entertainment IN its
new quarters at North Pole Hall.
Twenty.fiv cents will be charged,
and first-class entertainment and
lots of good things to eat are
promised.
Regular meetings every second
and fourth Wednesday of each
month.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
MARRIED MEMS FESTIVAL

MARRIED MEMS FESTIVAL
A Thanksgiving Festival will
be held at the Scand. Ev. Mission
Church on Thanksgiving Day, No.
vember Both, at 8. m.' under the
auspices of the married men of
the church, who will furnish the
entertaining part Of the program
and also serve the refreshments.
It will be free admission, but an
offering to pay off the church debt
will be taken,
Everybody~sis cordially invited
to this unusual festival.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
TALKED TEMPERANCE

Hon. E. E. Lobeck, Of Alexan-
dria, delivered an eloquent tenn
perance address before a large
audience at the Finnish Temper
ance Hall on Wednesday evening.
The speaker took an optimistic
view Of the progress of the cause
of prohibition, and predicted vic
tory for the workers in it's behalf
within this geuer4tio,n
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
QUIETLY Welded
AT TWELFTH

Close friends of the contracting
parties on Friday last made an
nouncement of the marriage at
Eveleth earlier in the week of
Walter Roberts and Miss Irene
McMartin, both of this city, the
ceremony being performed by the
Rev. P. B. Hanscom, Of the NJ. E.
Church in our neighboring city.
The groom is an engineer in the
employ of the Hanna Mining Co.
The young couple will make their
home in this city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
USED THE FUR
NrTURE ON HIM,

R. S. Pincus, an Eveleth patrol
man, was the victime Of an assault
at the hands of a, number Of Mon
tenegrins Tuesday while attempt
ing to stop a fight in the Monte
headquarters. They used knives;
chairs and other: articles of furni-
ture on him. beating him up in
such manner that a call had to
be sent to the station for assist
auce. = ......S En-.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
.lereissati Bros. |
THE QUALITY STORE
4
SUPPER AND BAZAAR.

The Ladies' Aid of the Norwe-
sgian NJ. E. Church will hold a
supper at the basement of the
ERnelish N. H. Church, corner
Cleveland avenue and Spruce st.,
Friday evening, November 9th.
esslnsneing at 5 100 o'clock ,and
continuing until 81 are served.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
INSPECT NEW ROAD

Chief Engineer Hazen, Of the
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific, was
in the city last evening and this
morning met General Manager
Mcleod and General Superintend-
ent Cameron, of the Canadian
Northern, making trip Of in
spection over the new line to Du-
luth. Work on the new line pro-
crosses rapidly and it is expected
to be in active operation about
Janary LIST. u
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
SERVE NOTICE ON LoaGERs.

The fire rangers throughout
northern Minnesota are serving
official notice on all loggers that
the new law compelling the burn
ing of brush as a prevention
against forest fires must be lived
up to. Had such a law been in
force years ago there would have
been more long forties left aswell
as more evidence Of where the
dividing lines might have been.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
COWS KILLED BY
HEADLIGHT HUNTERS.

John Runy0n, a homesteader
living north of Bull, searches for
the marauder who killed three OF
his COWS while head-lighting q
week ago.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
ATREAT FOR VIRQINIANs.

Under the auspices Of the M.
w. A. Degree Team the 'Polmatier
Sisters will appear at the Fay
Opera on the evening Of Deem
Der LIST. The musical treat of the
season. 49,. Il
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-17
GRAND OPENING .T0MoRRoW

Stanley Gulan has leased the
new Shanedling building, opposite
the Karon Block, and will
open new saloon therein tomor-
row. A free lunch and music will
be feature of the, opening of the
new place, which*will be one of the
nobbiest and best appointed in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03

CHEAP FOR CASH TO QUICK BUYER.
grlst mill. iiour mill and suwInill,
with good watcrpower. located in
Cumberland county. Va. Address X
& Z. G, STONEELL. Cumberland
Va. X. No. 3.
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them are working in the open against
Merriam.
The followers OF Mayor Busse, almost
to a man. arr with Harrison. Busse
would have been a candidate for re-
nomination and recollection If it had
not been for Mcrriam's g~raft-hunting
p~ropcnsities. H
In keeping with Buses attitude
other regular Republican leaders have
a hsented themselves from the city dur.
ing the campaign.
Senator Lorimcr's friends are open
~ with Harrison,
Betting favors Harrison. Jim
OLeary. gambling king. quotes Har-
r!son n favorite at l to 2. Iio offers
S to 8 against Merriam.
When Harrison was nominated tho
entire Democratic organization Of
Cook county was overthrown. Tho
samo was true of the Republican or
ganization In Merriam's nomination..
Harrison p%roltcd In the experience of
his supporters. who were old orEani-
cation mon. Merriam's supporters In
the main never saw a primary fight
before. The men who nominated him
We're OF the stay-at-home variety. who
come out only when a dyed-in-the-wool
rcformer goes to the polls.
The issue against Harrison Is that he
went to California every winter to be
with his family. It is claimed that he
thus ~disfranchised himself rs n voter
III Chicago. Merriam Is charged with
having been born in I1opkinton, Iowa
a remote town Of 500 inhabitants. He
is also charged with straddlinE the
dry" issue in Hyde Park. the home OF
prohibition. and the wet" issue In
sections of the city where saloons
thrive.
Ilarrison's experience. his record as
q foe OF franchise %grabberS and the
enemy of Yerkes In the attempt to
steal Chicago's streets for the traction
trusts. are relied upon to lane the four
times Mayor q NTH time. Merriam,
says hc Will win on his record as a
graft-hunter during his one term as
Alderman.
It is estimated that both candidates
will spend together 100000 to win or
lose the elections.
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Ashland News Notes
Special to The Times

Especial to The Tinies-pispatch.)
Ashland. Va, April mir and Mrs.
guests on Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hab!iston..
Mrs, Charles Potts and Mrs James
Duncan Hunter visited friends IN
Professor " /. pritchard. Of Ran
dolph-Macon Academy, spent tho week
end here.
L. NJ Jordan has returned to his
home In Florence. S. G.. after n Wis I
to friends here.
Miss Birdie DeJarnott. OF the south
ern Seminary, In Petersburg. spent the
week end at her home here.
Miss Mary Newman Jones has re-
turned from a Visit to Norfolk.
VISITING Professor and Mrs. ~. G.
DR.. r. E. BLACKWELL and DR.. Frank
Day. Of Randolph-Macon. arc attend
ing tho Baltimore Conference at Cliff
The Young Ladies' Literary Club
! held its regular meeting on Thursday
afternoon. Miss Epic Blackwell read
an interesting paper on sicily, Ply
s~ically and Historically: Ruins Miss
ing paper on Modern Cities-Corslca.
led the discussion Iii. current events.
The guests OF the club We're Mrs
Sackctt Duell, OF Amsterdam. \. y;
! Misses Emma Blanton ana Lonise Mil
Mrs Richard chenery gave a de-
Iightfnl "at-home" on Friday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Ethel. Law
less, r amonf those invited were
and Estelle BIanton, Louise Miller.
Mny Baldwin. Katherine Kent. Mar
| Garct Tucker Carolina Vandivcr. annie
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I shall offer for sale. at public auc

SHdAi oitef ioE Sdle, at puDllc auc-
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, NEXT
at 10 o'clock a. M..
the entire plant and equipment Of John
n. Wyllie & Co. This plant is a going
concern, with fine established trade.
hrst-class brands. and is now in active
operation.
Plant consists Of nrst-ciass lot and
buildings. fully equipped with all nee
essary madern machinery. both for
plug and smoking manufacturing: mod
ern drying machinery. and all ma
chinery Of every kinda that is needed.
Building is three stories and base
mcnt. in hrst-class order. with ample
lot room for any extensions desired.
The machinery will be first offered:
then the building and lot. and then
M factory as a whole. The highest
bid Will be reported to referee in bank
rEptcy. and the sale Will be subject
TO confirmation by the bankruptcy
court.
TERMS or SALE: on MACHINERY
separately. cash on delivery. On real
estate or on factory ms n whole. % Dor
cent. cash: balance In notes at one and
two years. bearing interest at rate Of
G per cent. per annum. secured BY deed
or trust on property.
This is a splendid opportunity to
buy an established business trade and
brands. To purchaser Of factory as a
whole the brands. good Will. tags.
Parties Interested can get any desired
information hv addressing the trustee
at Danville. Va
A. w. DOUTHA1. Trustee.
PATTON. TEMPLE e. WILLIAMSON, /
.I.I .H .t.l.H .-E"" Hs.I. a ctio,aar
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SUITS SECURED AND PR ESSED. 75c.
at GlLL'S. 1925 North Fifth.
FINE UNIIOLSTERING AND MAT
TRESSES.
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EXCITING FIGHT
DRAWING OCLOSE
Municipal Campaign in Chicago
Has Developed Peculiar
Situation.
tSpecia! to The Tslnes-Disnatcb

lSpeClai TO Inc ItlneS- Dispatch
Chicago. April 2.-TucsIay will see
the close OF the most exciting NUM-
c!pal campaign in the history of Chi
cago With charges of ~trcachery on
each side. the Republicans. with a re-
form, candidate. Charles Il. Merriam.
and the Democrats under the standard
OF Carter II. Harrison. go 10 the polls
each claiming victory.
Harrison claims he will be elected
BY $4,000 10 $4,000 majority.
Merriam's hackers are claiming his
election by from 10000 to $4,000. The
situation Is one of the most peculiar
that has ever arisen in a local cam
paign. Harrison. four times Mayor.
stands forth on a platform which calls
tor rs cent gas. u municipal subway, a
6-cent fare throughout Chicago, and a
municipality-owned outer harbor. Mer-
Ram stands on his record as a graft
hunter in the City Hall while he was
Alderman.
lie has the supper OF the anti-saloon
element. the so-called silk stocking
voters. and the champions Of the blue
laws. Harrison is Endorsed by the Per
sonal Liberty league. which means
that he stands for open Sundays and
n liberal Interpretation of the louuar
laws.
Harrison includes in Ms caravan a
number of the machine Republicans
that ave always contributed to the
success OF Republican candidates. Mer-
Ram, as a reforrer. is being support
cd by the followers of Roger C.. Sullt-
van. Democratic committeeman of IL
linois sullivan himself publicly In
dorscs Merriam.
On the other hand. machine Repub-
Leans. whose grating proponsitics
Merriam as Alderman has exposed, are
on the side OF Harrison. and many OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03
WILL HEAR ARGUMENTS
ON HESTRlCTINC; SALOONS
[speclal TO The Times.Dispatch.l

Spctihi " ne llrncS- DlSpaeCn. X
L~ynchburs. Va. April "A large
crowd Is expected to be on hand to-
morrow at the opening OF the April
term OF no Corporation Court, al
which time Judge Christian will lear
the opinion OF various mbe of tho
bar who desire to be heard as to the
right of a court to restrict the number
Of saloons in a city. Judge Christian
believes he has tho power to do this,
but has asked the bar to express IT..
self as to whether he has the judicial
right TO take such a. step. Ee has in
dicated his purpose to restrict the
number of saloons to about fifteen. If
he concludes that he has this right.
Twenty-one applications are to BID
made for saloons and four for brewery
distribution. The question is ono of
deepest interest in the city. There is
talk also Of the City Council limiting
the number of licenses, and II this Is,
attempted 1t will come up Thursday
before the Common Council.
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miscellaneous.
SPRING CLEANING.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.

CARPET AND MATING LAYING.
window ana general house cleaning.
WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3l2O.
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Bnar6il1g.

BOARDERS FOR BEAUTIFUL SEC
ond-story front room. with private
bath. 1a@ East Grace Street.
10 NORTH FIFTH STREET, CORNER
EAST FRANkLIN-NEWLY FUR
NISHED DINING ROOM: ENCIIL-
LENT TABLS BOARD: SUPERIOR
SERVICE. Sc PEI WEEK.
MRS, CHAS *. BOWERS, l15 EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms. with board large. W~cIl-ven-
tilated dining room; opening on Sec
ond Street. Meals by day or week.
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Dersnnal8.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S, 200 North Third.
aurtinn 81 ales, Future Daps.
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Default having been made in the
payment of q certain demand note
dated April IS. 1909. for $4,000. with
legal interest from said date. We will.
at the request and for the account OF
the holder of said note. sell at public
auction, for cash. at the Richmond
stock Exchange, No. 1915 East Main
Street, Richmond. Va. at l2;25 7. NJ,
on
FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1911.
the following securities pledged as
collateral for said note, or so much
thereof as may be required to pay the
principal and interest thereof, viz:
so shares capital stock Smith Cotton
Mil Co. Bessemer city, y. G.: - shares
Harris Manufacturing Co. North Car
.olina; Is shares capital stock Green
vile Water and Power Co. Emporia,
Va: ; shares capital stock Tho Foun-
tain CO.. Tarboro, y. c.; 3 shares pre-
ferred ca pital stock Trainer Spinning
Co, Philadelphia. Pa: 571a shares.
capital stock Emporia Cotton Mill Co,
Emporia. Va.
DAVENPORT &
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WE HAVE BARGAINS IL SECOND-
hand wagons and huggies. These
-nrc vehicles that were taken In ex.
changc. and must be sold at a sac
rllce 10 make room for new spring
stock coming in The price is from
sl3 to $bn. q MEYER,S SONS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-03
Delp, Miale ann TemaLe.

WANTED, COMPETENT MAN OR WO-
with twenty to TWENTY-FIVE boardcrs.
Address r.. Butterworth. Va,
WANTED. PARTNER FOR VAUDE-
vile sketch: one with experience,
who can sing. Address. with par
ticulars, + 75S, care Times Dispatch.
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Real estate for AaIe.
Virginia Beach Club
House for Sale

Elegantly furnished club house. suit
able for club purposes orLarSc board
ing house. located on corner and front
ing la0 feet on the ocean. and rum
ming back &c car line. Electric cars
stop in rear of cottage, Contains
twelve bed rooms and two dining
rooms, storeroom. buffers pantry and
kitcllen: double porches on front and
sides of building. Also two-story five
room servants quarters, shower baths
n toilets for ladies ana gentlemen.
Has own gas plant and fine water, as
we'll as city water. Double and single
beds in every room, and completely
furnished. This property might be
rented to Desirable party. For prices
and terms. apply to undersigned.
We also have quite Il number Of de-
sirable building sites at South Viz
camp site: prices of back lots.
$25 each: lake front lots. $40 and SIS
each: ocean front lots. $500 each; for
cash or on easy weekly or monthly
payments. Property Is free and clear
OF MORTGAGES, taxes or any kind OF
i~ncumbrance. Title perfect. Restric-
lions as TO sale Of liquors or to ne
Groes.
Also a few Ocean View cottages for
sale. Farms and City Property.
JOSEPH r. IVES & COMPANY.
No. 1+3 Plume Street. Norfolk. Va.
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CENTURY EIALF-1IORSE SINGLE
phase, variable speed motor, with
controller for In4 volts. alternating
current; speed 1850 revolutions per
m.nut $50.
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ALL IN FIEST-CLASS CONDITION.
Crorkcr-Whccler nf~tecn-horse direct
current motor. 40 volts, 500 revo-
lutions per minute; sli2.
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st the request of the owner, T viii
Sell at public auction, on the prem
MONDAY. THE SD DAY OF APRIL.
1911, at 5 p. NJ,
mat unusually valuable lot. fronting
Us feet on the south side or Hull
street. and running back bctwccn the
Air Line depot yard n
seventh street, 155 feet TO an alley.
Ihis Is really the best lot III South
Richmond for warehouse or factory,
heing in the centre of the business
section. and With two lines Of cars and
:. y. L. r. II. There are three build
inEs on the property. the rents from
which Will yield q better revenue than
lots OF Broad street property that has
nothing like the PROSPECT Of increased
values that is sure to come to his
property with the new bridge.
= TERMS: Ono-third cash. balance In 6,
IL and Is months. deferred payments
bearing interest. and secured by deed
Of trust.
A.. L. ADAMSON,
Auctioneer,
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RICHMOND NO, MOTOR. oNE.HoRsE
direct current; 40 volts, speed 1910
/. revolutions per minute $l22.
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At the request of the owner. who
mas decided 10 sacrifice his house. we
VIII offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises. OH
THURSDAY. APRIL G, 1911,
at +. NJ, III
the above property.
The house Is a new detached brick
dwelling of eight rooms. with tari-
wood floors. granolithic cellar, electric
lighted. press brick front, modern
plumbing. and n large granolithic
porch extending across the whole
front: all in elegant order and occu-
pied by a first-class tenant. The LOT
Is aoXl7H9 TO an alley, with a private
alley on the side.
TERMS: Liberal. and ut
the sale.
If YOU desire a new and up-to-date
home in the West End. or n splendId
Investment in the most enhancing
~ncishborhood of the city. be sure to
attend this sale.
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fectiy prepares the system for tho
coming of baby. Mothers Friend
assures q quick and natural recovery
for every woman who uses it. It is
for sale at drug stores. Write for
free book for expectant mothers.
BRADFIEID REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.