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-4 Duluth Hlbbiujr Eveleih Coleraine Line Clos Copyriaht 1911 Toe House of Kuppcqheimer Chicago I Northern Minnesota's Finest Clothes Shop. I CHIPPEWA SPRING WATER The purest and softest water on the market. IRONBREW Strengthens your nerves All kinds of first class soft drinks iv re Call up Mesaba Bottling Works Phone 74 Oscar A. Runn, Prop. ii03 Walnut St.

Virginia, Minn. GUST ANDERSON CONTRACTOR CHISHOLM AND VIRGINIA. MINN. Estimates on Brick, Cement and Frame First-Class Work anteed -'A 'v Chisholm Address Box 711 Phone 95 v- J. Mesberg Up to Date HOUSE FURNISHER Dealer in the Furniture and Hardware Line for the Home and Business House.

6Q9B GQ9BS Virginia Address Turnquist Bldg Box 308 At bQV Get My Prices Before Purchasing Elsewhere. J. Mesberg DULUTH, MISSABE NORTHERN RY. tDaily Except Sunday JSnnday Only LEAVES PRICES. VIRGINIA AKKIVBS VIRGINIA a.

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m. IN SHANEDLING CLOTHING CO. STORE-FRIENDSHIPS THE MAKING SUPEPIO E'RE proud of the number of friendships our store has formed with the best dressed men in town. It points to ope service. We've gained keeping insuring your satisfaction, first to last.

It isn't always the sudden-wealth principle. Some3 times it's a slower way. But how it does pay in the long run! Take for instance, the new showing we're making of crisp and swagger Spring and Summer Styles from The House off Kuppenlfoeiimer They're good tangible evidence of our idea of the right way of the right kind of merchandise. If you believe in a square you want to know a store that will be a really permanent help to let's get better acquainted NOW. VIRGINIA EVELETH HIBBING SPOONEft RICE LAKE The annual excursion is in line with previous trips taken by the Merchants and Manufacturers sociation through territory ary to Milwaukee trade.

The ants and Manufacturers tion is the representative business organization of Milwaukee with a membership of more than one thousand composed of the leading business houses of the Cream City. In previous years trip have been taken through northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of igan, southwestern Wisconsin and Iowa, and the Dakotas. This year Milwaukee business men will devote their entire itinerary to ritory within the Badger State in an effort to increase Milwaukee trade. A large part of the trade of the cities to be visited now turns to Milwaukee as the most ous jobbing and manufacturing center in the Middle West and bers of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association are assured that this trade will be increased by the projected trip. Milwaukee's situation commands excellent transportation facilities to points in this territory and its reputation as a jobbing and ufacturing center is well known.

Scud, Ev. Mission Ckiircfe. Services next Sunday, April 2nd. Sunday School at 9:45 a. service at 11:00 o'clock a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. Young Peoples meeting at 4:30 p. m.

Everybody welcome. Svtfisk II. E. Clirck. The Rey.

Edwin Stromberg, of Dulntb, occupy the pulpit at Jl. Church, cornerof Spruce street and Wyoming avenue, VIRGINIA, MINN AU CLAIRF AUGUSTA ARCADIA GALESVILLE SPARTA LACRO Official notification has been ceived that a large delegation of Milwaukee business men will visit this city during the second week of Tune on the eleventh annual sion of the Merchants and facturers Association of that city. The special train consisting of nine coaches will leave Milwaukee June 5th to follow an itinerary which cludes forty cities in Northern inois, Western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota. ELROY REEDSBURG RETURN MAOiSO EvANSVIU. BELOIT MILWAUKEE RACINE ENOSHA ANESVILLE ROCKFORD Local merceants who have placed orders with Milwaukee houses will be pleased to learn that recent provements have been made in passenger facilities to Milwaukee over connecting roads.

ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES. In addition to the business ures of the trip the Milwaukee men bring with them several interesting features for the entertainment of their hosts. The famous Merchants and Manufacturers Association Octette is one of the most able singing organizations of their city. Composed of eight male voices their repertoire embraces thing from the old familiar tions of the home to the more ical selections of well known posers. The success of this ization on previous excursions lends added interest to the feats which they promise to perform this year.

In arranging for the tainment of the Milwaukee business men no lunches or dinners will be provided at cities en route as the time of the merchants is so ically as to piovide for all meals while on the train, three diners being part of the regular train equipment. Advantages from this trip will be derived not only by the Milwaukee jobbers and ufacturers but each city at which they stop will receive a large amount of valuable business licity through the five newspaper men, representing Milwaukee papers, who will accompany the merchants throughout the entire excursion. Each day of the trip column articles will appear in all of the Milwaukee papers ing descriptions ot the territory visited. on Sunday evening next, at 7:45 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended.

Fin Restore Property for Salt. A seven room house, one and ouehalf lots, on Beech street between Cleveland and Central avenues. Complete witfi water, light, sewer and all modern improvements. $2,750, $2,000 cash, balance on time to suit. STANLEY GULAN, 2-3 5-5 pd.

416 Beech St. WANTS $5,000 FOR JURIES RECEIVED IH FALL Mrs. Hotni Autio Cltiits to Havo Sustain ed Serious Iniuries By on Ice at Corner of Ghestautml Clevelaid. The monotony of the council gathering was relieved by a ber of new matters Tue.sday ing, one of the first to make its pearance being a communication trom Mrs. Helmi Autio, claiming an injury resulting from a fall on the icy cross-walk at the corner ot Chestnut street and Cleveland nue on March 1st, alleging several broken bones in her wrist as a sult, and asking reimbursement from the city in the sum of $5,000.

The communication was referred to the city attorney for an opinion. A permit was granted to Julius Shanedling for the tearing down of the east wall of the building monly known as the Engle ing, the tearing out of this wall ing made necessary by the ed improvement of the Fitgqr lots adjoining, the wall over-lapping the lot line. The council also had submitted for its consideration a most proper ordinance relative to the burning of soft coal and the consequent smoke nuisance arising therefrom, the ordinance being given its first reading. The ordinance relating to the storage, keeping, selling and veying of gasoline and other oils and of dynamite and other ives, given its first reading qt the previous meeting, was amended to permit of the use of and handling of such explosives in necessary quantities by those engaged in mining or quarrying, and placing the magazines of companies thus engaged under the supervision of the chief of the fire department, and received its second reading. The court showed that the orary lull in spring weather had not interfered with business in that line, a total of $265.50 in fines and costs being reported for the week.

The city clerk was instructed to notify the police and fire sion to call attention of the police department to the habit on the part of some of exceeding the speed limit on the streets of the city, and have same stopped and the ions of the ordinance complied with in future. Norwegian Lutheran Church. Services Sunday, April 2nd, at 10:30 a. m. Bible Class and Sundpy School at noon.

The Young People's Society meets at 7:45 p. m. Rev. J. M.

Nervig, of Duluth, will conduct services on Monday, day and Wednesday evenings, and probably on Thursday evening of next week. Our people are most cordially invited to these services. Starving Eat anything you want, don't starve yourself fearing it won't agree, for Hollister's Rocky tain Tea or Tablets cleans the bowels and stomach, and makes digestion easy. Satisfy yourself by trying. E.

M. TREDWAY. For Sale. Two lots for sale. Right in the heart of the city.

Terms to suit. quire at No. 206 Pine St. 8-29tf Serial No. 09063.

Notice for Publication. United States Land Office, Duluth, Minn. Feb. 24th. 1911.

Notice is hereby given that Louis M. Osborn whose post-office address is Virginia. Minnesota, on Feb. 21, 1911, filed in this office application to enter Lot 7 in Section Thirty-three Sixty (60) North, of Range Eighteen (18) West, fourth ipal meridian, as assignee of Jareb Palmer, containing Two and eight hundreths (2.06) acres. Anv and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to the applicant, should file their affidavits of protest in this office, or before the 5th day of June, 1911.

1 CHARLES Lizzie M. Boyle, F. HAKTHAN, 3-3 4-7. Register. SUMMONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF St. Louis. In District Court. Bier Judicial District.

Martin Boyle, Plaintiff, Defendant. To be tried at the City of Virginia, Minn. The State of Minnesota to the above named defendant. You are hereby summoned and, required District Court, at the city of VirginlH, said County and State, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on -the subscriber, at bis office in the citj of ginia, in said county of St. Louis, within thirty (30) days after thCi service ttjip summons upon you, exclusive ot the day of such service, and if yon fail answer the said complaint-within the time said.

the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, together with plaintiffs cost and disbursements herein. Dated at Virginia. this Mtji dfty-of January, 1911. OTTO A. POIKIKR, for Plaintiff, First Nat'l Bank Bldgu Virginia.

JJton. Virginia Enterprise, Feb. 24 March 31,1811. 0TTO A. POIRJER ATTORNEY-AT-LA ASSISTAXTCoumrr ATTOHMT D.

S. OpmmlsaMmep, Hmneitetd and timber and atone entries and proofa Admitted.to All Ocrorta TetopbonePlcvlS. VXfWKIBAilKDHI J. B. Train No.

OFTEN MAKES A QUICK NEED FOR THE CURE THAT'S SURE DR. NEW DISCOVERY FOR COUGHS AND COLDS WHOOPINS COUCH AND ALL TROUBLES OF THROAT AND LUNGS PROMPT USE WILL OFTEN PREVENT PNEUMONIA AND CONSUMPTION PRICE SOc and $140 SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY ALL DRUGGISTS ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoocoooaoooooix LAWRENCE ELEOTRiO We do all kinds of Electrical work carry a good line of Fixtures, Tungsten Lamps and Supplies. 103 Wyoming Ave. N. 'PHONE NO.

kioooaocoooooaooooooooooooooooooooooooooeoeooooootk Collars That Please YOUR APPEARANCE depends largely on the quality of the laundry work you have done. The collars we turn out are finished on a Heim collar shaper and dampener. It shapes the collars to fit YOUR neck, and because of the mechanical cision DOES NOT PRODUCE ROUGH EDGES. For work that pleases call 47L HQf Do it NOW TROY STEAM LAUNDRY. OUR SHOW CASES are always full of the freshest and most delicious cookies, doughnuts and candies.

We spare neither pains nor expense io our efforts to produce the beat there is in our line. Don't forget that THE STAR BAKERY is always neat and clean, and they use only the best quality of every thing that goes to make up the highest grade of bakery products. TIT TIT TIT 71? TIT TIT TIT TIT TIT Chronic and Nervous Diseases Treated by Scientific AT I O'l HyWiftUVU On and after January 1st, EDW. C. A.

JOHNSON, Prop. Rolle 4 Chiropractor and Mechano-Therapist OFFICE AT KARON BLOCK, 410 CHESTNUT STREET. Phone 3(6 Virginia, Minnesota S. S. A.

Ry CHANGE IN TIME 9 Shore Atlantic Ry. trains will arrive and depart from Soo Line Union Station Sixth Avenue West and Superior Street DULUTH LEAVE Train No. 8, daily (for all points east) 6:15 p. m. Train Oo.

6,. daily except Sunday (local points) 7:45 a. m. ARRIVE 4aily except Duluth, Sooth 10:30 a. 5.40 p.

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