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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-06-23
BIDS FOR WOOD.

Bids will be received by School Dis
trict No. l, at the office OF the school
clerk. until June 20. 1908, for $50 cords
or more OF bark slabs or hemiock. -four
foot wood. to be delivered TO the diff.
ferent school buildings Of the district
as may be required, on or before tbs
18th day of August. 1908.
Right reserved to rejec, any and al
bids. BY order OF the board.
T.. Il. Ferguson, Clerk.
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RLuE RIpBoN STATE FAIR

BLUE RlBBON STATE rA1t
The premium list of Oregon's blue
Ribbon state fair is now out and be-
ing distributed throughout the state.
The premiums offered aggregate sl2,-
600 in cash. and for everything grown
try, dairy products, agricultural and
horticultural products, domestic and
liberal arts, etc. Everyone is invited to
and help to advertise the states re-
and help to advertise the states re-
sources.
Premium lists may be obtained by
writing to NJ. D. Wisdom, secretary
Portland, Ore. for one.
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DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.

Living at an out OF the way place,
remote from civilization. family IL
often driven TO desperation in case or
accident. resulting In burns. wounds,
cuts, ulcers, etc, etc. Lay In a sup
ply of Bucklln's Arniea Salve, It's
the best on earth. CSC at Chas. Rog-
ers' drug store.
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Office OF 4. a. NJ, Vancouver bar'
racks. Wash. June H. 1908 Sealed pro'
posals. In triplcate, viii be received
here until II 4. NJ, July II. 1908, ana
then opened. for repairs TO hospital at
Fort stevens. Oregon, For fun tntorma-
ton apply TO this office or Quar,ermast-
er Fort Stevens, oregon, T. y re-
serves the right to reject or accept any
or all proposals or any part thereof
Envelopes containing proposals should
he marked: Proposals for repairs TO
hospital al Fort Stevens, Oregon" and
addressed TO undersigned.
r. II. HATHAWAY, c, O. NJ.
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Mothers lose their dread for that
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract Of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort.
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It's n mistake 10 Imagine that itchinf
piles can't be cured; a mistake TO suf'
fer day longer than you can help,
Doan's Ointment brings instant relief
and permanent cure. AZ any drua
store, so cents,
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IF EXCITEMENT IS LACKING
If King Peter ever finds 1t too tame in
Belgrade he will always have the priv
ty, Kentucky for little excitement. -
Butte nter-Mountain.
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First citizenship papers were granted
to Matti Kemppainen yesterday. He
was subject to the czar.
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'Tisnt safe to be a day without DR..
Thomas Eclectric OIL in the house.
Never can tell what moment an acci-
dent is going to happen.
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WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES,

"A
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute VIII be Your as'S
such vas the experience OF Mrs, s. H.
brown, lady OF Brownsville va,
shp writes, Il endured nsufferahlc pain
from indigestion. stomach and bowel
trouble, Death seemed Inevitable
whpn doctors and all remedies failed
AZ length ! was Induced 20 try h'ec-
uir Rlt,ers and the result was mhae-
uleuS. / improved at once and now
I'm completely recovered" " For liver,
Kidney. stomach and bowel troubles
Electric Blttera is the only medicine,
only 10 cents, It's guaranteed py
charles Rogers, druggist
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THIS WAY, GIRLS

This journal is not run as a matri-
monial bureau. but there are some
openings that must be noted. An ex-
change says that six girl cooks have
been lost to S. A. Soule's logging camp,
at Frances, Washington, through mat
rimony. As soon as girl gets so she
can flop batter cakes without punching
them, some fellow in the camp speaks
for her, and it is all off with Soule's
feed as far as she is concerted. A log
ging company's bunk house can't COM
pete with bunk house built for two
West Coast and Puget Sound Lumber
man.
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The French vice consul az san Ra-
faeL California. will die, hat--saer-r-r-
re--he win nevaire pay the dog tax that
a poundmaster--unnsea TO the Ways
cf the high diplomacy atteoiptedA 70
collect from him. 1t is no, Xe two dol"
la,res he minds it ees the honaire OF Ae
belle France that ees at ae stake. The
question has been referred to Washing
ton. and the vice consul has written
~ rather sent despatch, to his ann
hassador on the subject. Meantime the
vice consular poodle remains IN the
pound.
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THE AsroRIAN PUBLISHING CO,
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RATES.
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Seattle has begun an active campaign
for the annexation Of all the smaller
towns lying within a considerable ra-
dius. West Seattle rs to be one Of the
victims, and it would be wise for Long
Beach. now that the march down the
coast has begun. to look to 1t lest she
be swallowed in the same NAV.
asssssssssssss
".All is well. for all is growing bet
ter.'.. This was Mr.. Carnegie's re-
rort on the state of the globe to the
Examiner" There have been some big
details given out in San Francisco
newspaper offices, but so far as We
have learned this was the biggest ever,
ssssssssssssss
The first American lunch counter
was opened last week in London, the
police having been called in to restrain
the crowds that flocked to the new
beanery. And Indigestion chuckled.
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70 hours from Portland TO Chicago.
No change Of cars.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE.
From Astoria
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When the interviewer asked Grover
Cleveland Il he would be q candidate
for third term, the "ex" replied that
nothing could induce him 70 re-enter
public life. Then when the reporter an
uounced that Grover was not a candi'
date, the retired one rushed into print
to say that he had never given that re-
porter any cause to say 50.
sesessessssasa
A Nanalmo miner has found petri-
fed potato 700 feet below the surface
Beside it was piece Of congIomerate
clam shell and sand as hard as flint
Prehistorie man evidently had the same
tastes as we have. for all three Of the
main ingredients of clam ehowder are
represented in the find,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-11


s15, ooo-4sx25o with handsome 15.rooln modern
house. or Portland av; combination heat
s15,ooo-5sx1;5 with handsome 12room modern
house on Lowry hill, finished in cherry,
oak aud birch, hardwood floors, open
plumbing aud combination heat. 1t is
$sooo--5sx1s7, very pretty House of IA rooms,
hall finished iii oak, parlors III sycamore.
dining room antique oak, etc: hardwood
floors, open plumbing and combination
heat. A very comfortable home, we'll
S3,O0O--Buys handsome 1O-room house. hard.
wood finish and hardwood floors through
out. best open nickel PLUMBING, tile bath tn
ideal home Close to sunnysidc
5oo-Brs ant av, 1'esr a2d st. nine.ro mod 1
wod floors, lnantel and CRATE, built-in
sideboard, open plumbing and good laun-
ss,ooo-54x12s, 4 fine corner or Stevens av, with
good 1U-rconl modern house and barn; To-
cation is first class.
IS, 5O0-Good Groom modern house on corner
lot about seven blocks from university
hardwood finish, hardwood floors, five man
tells and grates good basement and com
bihdtloh heating. plant. =
sG,SoU--10x135, we'll located on Colfax az, in
sullilysde. 10. room, house, hardwood finish
first floor. hall and dining ROOM paneled III
oak hardwood floors in hall. parlors and
+, three rooms on second floor, mantel and
ana GOOD pan 1t Gen nor n%n ue
| more than we ask: Look it up.
| Sc, O0Q-Aldrlch aV, near 24th St, good 9-roOn
modern honse and barn, lot 45x11S.: This
| - is handsome property and ought to- sci
| for more than this.
| So, 5O01DXl2S list az $ near Gath st, 9-rooil
| modern house, combination heat and barn
soga aRa e. east 3frGnt
T erh hotise on Pillsbury av. 1T is new ant
$4,000 Buys new S room MODERN house on. Har
/ 49, riet av near 32u st: very. complete home
| let NC slow YOU this property. So
81, 200-40xt2s, with, shfst-class Broom modeIl
| house in the vicinity Of 9th av S and 33
| St. hardwood finish and floors, good heat
! ing plant and Barn. The owner is selling
this handsome property at a discount, an
| it will pay you TO look it up. For furthe
| . particulars call at the office.
| five houses of six rooms each and stor
renting for SOL :Month. Snap.
$275O-W 26th st. near Pillsbury av. I have
good eight room house., hardwood finisl
/ first floor, nantel and crate, gas, cit
Il water, cistern and cellar, fine WELL This
a very neat little home and i'll good cor
dition: only d few blocks from the mos
expensive homes iii the city and
a good LOCATION. Near good car line
school and churches. Let me show 70
HOUSES AMI LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF TIL
CITY AT ALL PRICES. I WILL B
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU, ANY. OF TIL
ABOVE PROPERTIES. CALL FOR CAT
ALOGUE. ..sE.4~,%. .
WALTERS L: BADGER,
| 300 Oneida Bldg.
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REAL EsTATE-FUR SALE
Farm Lands.
rnufannna
COn tlnueU.


MANITOBA LANDS FOR SALE.
1000 acres specially selected land. all cul-
eea niles nol q Mgese a% T. 'SS
water at twenty feet depth. and wood in
asndsnee , within few miles projected &c ID
great demand by settlers, being near. Moose
Jaw, where the SOP line connects witt. the
Canadian Pacific railroad. the point all Amer
lean settlers will start from, in search of farms
in few an 5nh. viii areas ea re na
Change, P g. Box 4, '- Winn pe Manitoba
FOR sALE-52o-AohE FARM, NEARLY ALL
snder BUILDINGS worth 6rt 5000 fine
greatest snap IN Kittson county; only few
H. .. A. NJ. EKLUND. Jr.,i HALLOCk. MINI.
GARDEN TRACT Of Is ACRES, ONE MILE
=. tated. 4. E. Hammond, 4i2 Phoenix.
1000 ACRES TIMBER AND MEADOW LAND.
a COUNTY MinneS g VII ,s close cut at
& Chtistoferson, 4364as Endicott building, st.
Paul. MINI. .
R1oHF1ELD PROPERTIES. NEAR NIcoLLET
*$.45o. 10 acres, south slope, uniu'pioveu.
5000, acres. Inhnproved.
$1,000, "A acres. fruit and buildings.
$1.s5o, acres, fronting lake. nnimlroyed
sood house tine yard and snrutbery. for Sale or
exchange; call and get particulars
"Es o5S On sds aa1s on snEH eHFc
We write insurance ON farm property;
Lauderdale 4 60, Ie1rpie Court.
TWO ACRES OF LAND AND a FINE NEW
eight room house. less than two miles from
West Hotel; only So GOO: worth 5000 at
least: line and sidewalk: going to-
morrow. Morrison Crittenden Co. 5O7 Phoenix.
20 ACRES, TWO MILES FROM MINNEAPOLIS,
good buildings, all garden land. adions lake;
| will sell for $3.4OU: easy terms. Morrison
Crittenden Co. !5u7 I'hoenft.
100 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM, FOR SALE Ar
bargain In the southern part of Rcd River
valley, close to good town; tue best Of soil
| Address the owner, 1922 Grand av. st. Paul.
SALE OR ExCHANGE-LARGE HOUSE, BARN
and six acres of land Coon creek 4. miles,
Minneapolis IA, Anoka. 81. $3.50. Biggest
snap in state. G. D. Green g. Son, Ahoka,
Min.
FOR SALE-14 40s OF WE'LL SELECTED HARD
wood timber land in Price county. Wisconsin,:
| three TO four miles of Brantwood: OH the 500
road; SO acre. G.. J. Holman. Mankato Mimi.
OREGON PINE LANDS FOR sALE-vERy
| desirable: estimated to cut from 10000 to CO..
| 600 feet per acre; navi"able streams: 5Ut to
| 24,oOo acres in group. Union Realty Co.. sos
Oneida building.
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JOURNAL INCREASE BUSINESS. %.szr
REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.


Improved.
EDMUND g.. wALToN's CATALOGUE OF
hSs tsgaas a pss # suburban lots
WILL BUILD 4 HOUSE roR YOU on ANY
lot in. the city: small cash payment, balance
monthly installmehts v. w. Voorhees,, Jr..
contractor and builder. Lumber Exchange.
FOR A FARM HOUSE Or LOT, SEE LONE.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, IS FEET FRONT BY 1876
feet deep, with $3.50 worth of buildings on
It b pens ff foS $4S ep month TIE year rSHnd
write 70 Boy g. Celpert, WASH.
81, 800 For sEvEN.RooM HOUSE, IN FIRST.
class condition Good cellar, pantry and bath;
hot and cold water over sink. Owner, $40
Fremont avenue n. -
FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, BY OWNER,
sevenroom partly modern house. 263o Grand
av. -. -
$3.50 TO $4,000 FOR GOOD ALL.MoDERN
houses located on Aldrich, Bryant Harriet,
we'll as on other fine residence streets in the
same part Of the city. ". w. ShotWell, 722
Andrus building. -. r. -.
o o o o 90 o o % o o o o o o 90 o
Q, HOME, SWEET HOME. | q
3 THESE, WORDS ARE rAN1LIAK 70 :
%y Of as psst "py t. OK as st
uolue oA uut, payment pan U
10 EASIER THAN RENT. q
| 0 Call now and investigate our {
| 0 GUARANTEED ACCUMULATIVE HOME G
| o CONTRACT.
Over $4,000 worth of HoMoEs bought for
0 Cur clients since May IS, 1902.
United States Installment Realty Co.,
o. Suite 800, kasota bldg. Both phones. {
10 IT,.
go go Q o % 9 Q o 9 . . Q {
MINNEAPOLIS CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
Lots 20 aud So block l, Montgomery Parl
addition, $1OJ each,
Lots 2, 8, 4, ), 6 and I, block 1, Rutlan,
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REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-S20 ACRES IN WELL Set.
tied country. new land. Richland county, North
Dakota, for good modern eight-room house.
Inquire 1926 LIST av S. Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-OR TRADE FOR RESIDENCE IN
city, 100 acres fine prairie. two miles from
Verona, Lamohre county, N D. $50 acres,
homestead REIMBURSEMENT, IS miles from Minot.
Ward county. ". d. 800 acres, seven miles
from Frederick, S. D.; house and barn. 100
acres fenced Joseph Lowry, SIT Phoenix
building. .--~nz
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Earn, Lands.

sae PER ACRE BUYS FINE QUARTER SEC.
ton Of land near, Fairinont. n. ID. Thsais "a
. be bought fef less thar. sg5 is $50 Per acre;
145 acres uliier plow Must 81 At ohte 70 saye
ing for good Investment Address Lock Big
ais, Uiyia, Minn i7as3
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BOARD WANTED

BOARD WANTED
~~)~~~o~~ ~~~lNS~~~>~~~>I
TWO CHOICE ROOMS, WITH BOARD BY TWO
adults; good location; state terms. Address
5116, Journal. g. st =. s.,, =
MAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD AND ROOM
In private family or quiet boarding house. All.
- dress $500. Journal. ..... s
WANTED-RooM AND BOARD IN PRIVATE
family; Catholic praferred state terms; easy
walking distance. 1900. Journal.
WANTED-RooM AND BOARD IN REFINED
PRIVATE FAMILY: GOOD LOCATION; BUSI-
NESS WOMAN; OUT ALI, DAY. 1891, JOUR
NAL.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

leg so M't less 81 cESTuRx buyer or seller
worry too. PLAN. Of real estate.
We devote our time exclusively to selling real cs-
tate; estab. 1882 J "A. Walters, n. Life Bldg.
WE WANT SIX HOUSES WITHIN MILE OF
500 shops, conyenient to street cars; at from
81 500 to 81, 600. Cash customers waiting.
Bartlett. 500 Sykes block.
WANTED-LIsTINGs OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts of the city, especially eighth
ward and Shnnysile: have many applications.
If you want to sell. see me. Walter L.
Badger, 800 Oneida block.
WANTED-CANApA LANDS; I AM LOOKING
for suitable tract in western Canada at right
price. Address 2SO1. Journal
WANTED-THE BEST LOT THAT $500 WILL
buy inside 3Sth st near Bryant av car
line 1892, Journal.
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--1- : FOR sALE-HoUsEs. .f.-I-
q $4.sOo--Mpdern 1o.reon house, Park av, 4
near 31st ST. worth $5,5 500. D. j
s2,4Oo-House. seven rooms; Lake Harriet:
full basement; hardwood finish; lot 56x152; =
east front. Owner gone to coast. !.
S4.2UO-New 12-roOm house, arranged for
two families; Portland av, near Lake st; rents
for $42. 80 per month. Pays 13 per cent; what
- " LANGLEY BROS,
' 500 Kasota Block.
1919 W SAT- sT-FINE. NEW E1GHT-RooM
house, fully modern, only $4,000 Near Lake
CALHOUN. Morrison fttenden Co., 507 Phoenix.
3I3e THIRD Az s--VERY FINE HOME, COST
= about $4,000, sell for $3.TOD; hot-water heat J.
east front lot; oWfer Utit of city. Morrison
Crittenden Co.. 5O7 Phoenix.
TIE FfNEsT HOME ON HARRIET Av. 81, 200:
mantel In library; all hardwood finish; new;
worth Is, 600. See this sure. Morrison Grit
tenden Co.. bO7 Phoenix.
81 ,075lIEss THAN RENT AT S. PER MONTH
fur seyersf6en house and city ter; stop your
fynt Tine. Il. II. Betchet 4 Co.. 5UT fhoenix
, building.
81 400 WILL BUY AN ll.RoQM DOUBLE
house parquet floors. mantel and crate; rented
for $40 anu built Ave years.. This Is a great
snap. Morrison CrittehdeH Co., SUI Phuenix.
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house Blhisdell addition on lot 81 ax165 to
2O,foot alley: price $500. Walter L. Badger,
800 Oneida block. * :, .s% -. &, ,,..a.... :,
s., 600 IS THE PRICE FOR FINE LARGE LOT
in kenwood 90 feet i'll front, .14S feet deep
and Il feet iii rear to a 3O-fOOt alley East
front; CITY water; near car line and school !
house. l'.".,- =
81 GUll-3j4 18th av s; lot 43x122 #; east front;
Hns brick veneered house. nine rooms; brick
cellar: good we'll and cistern Terms. $500,
- cash; balance Oil time ct = per cent interest
Is @ for M siShiI feet house 10 a%
large barn; hardwood finish downstairs; city
water in yard; all III good repair; near car
line and school; located on 18th and ,3oth st.
av and 46th st. Each lot 40x11s feet. This
would make a splendid garden spot and can
be bought very cheap: ~
e T III sT and sb n H et
feet wide and 165 feet Deep improved By
three dwelling houses whose rental t: capacity
is in a location where It always rents. With
e nlittle, repairing, it. would rent for con-
81 1oos41 18th az 5; small .n;l si1;room =, house;
present for $1i; near school and only one
block from cs 3, line E. ~ o,.is2 foot. 81.
room house, with good brick cellars; cistern
and we'll; near school, and only two blocks
from the 9Th ana Central cnr line. Rents at
81 sR@ eesssie 'f is si az 1T feet to
f6r two families and renting fol, sls per
month: good we'll: brick cellar and cistern;
500 EACH For lots IS to is. block |, rearrange-
ment of blocks in Falls City addition; 4Oxl %
and west OH e 25th st and SD av1 81 five
blocks from ear line. Make nice garden
q. '','': MOORE, .BEos.,,& SAWYER,
al
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

-C~Nc~N(>C<~C~c-o|c~@-
NOW IS THE TINE TO LIST YOUR PROPER.
t. at MnLetonka: can sell rent it for you.
T. 2. Swensen & Son. 514 and SIS Bank OF
Commerce bui' Ing. ,.......
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Offices.

q o 0 Q o O o
@ KASOTA BLOCK, HENNEPIN Av AND 0
0 4th St; one to three rooms: steam heated, o
o First class service. Walter L. Badger, .
O o O 0 o 0 G .
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(Contlnued,)

Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
62S Boston block
$25p-Fine lot on i7th av and s1st st; this is
a bargain. SO call early. -
$3Uo-Fihe east front lot 10th av. near Lake.
$1I5.-Fine east front lot ON Longfellow :av
and 18th st. s
$5UO-Isach for choice lots. 18th Az and oath st.
$s00--Iarge lot on 22d st, near 18th av s;
make offer. ...N ...
s2S0-Fine east front lots OH Grand av s and
36th st.
$2O0-F'ine east front lot on Nieollet av and
4Oth st.
s475-Fine corner, Grand at and 85th st,
7Ox12S feet.
,$35O-Choiee lots ON Garfield av and saith ST.
7 $5OO-Large east front lot Harriet av and 18th
st; stone sidewalk, sewer and water !
$65O-Choice east front, corner Emerson av n
and 25th 'av
$2.5Oo-Fine piece Of traekage of one acre. Sd
st and 18TH aV NE.
$75o-Eaeh for two eiioice east front lots On
Garfield and 25th sta. ft
These lots are very cheap Call at once.
81, 800, CHEAP FOR FINE LOT ON FRANKLIN
nv, near 4tl nv s.; 81. 8UO, 4tl av 8. near
Franklin. Lauderdale 4 Co., Temple Court.
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Acres.

FOR SALE OR RENT-SIx ACRES OF GAR
den with seven-room house. barn and shade
trees. two miles from car line. 625 Medical
block.
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MINNEAPoL1s CRY LOTS FOR SALE:
Lots 20 aud 80. block l, Montgomery Park
addition, $1OJ each. ..-..
Lots 2, 8, 4, ), 6 and Z, block 1, Rutland
Lake Harriet Park addition, SIS each. Adj
dress J. 0. Krihm, care Of Bismarck bank, Bis
marck. ~ ID. -4..-. ID. .... ., -. 49,
NEVER BUY REAL ESTATE WITHOUT HAv.
ing the title Insured Office, Oneida block.
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CHESTNUT HORSE, 8 YEARS. WEIGHT 1880;
city broke: taken in trade: worth 500 will sell
for SO this week; bargain; come quick. 800
Sth st Sc.
The sun., 1903-11-29

Way" has been so great that her manager
resorts to one expedient after another 10
keep her in New York. She moved from
the Garrick Theatre to the New Amster-
dam when her time at the former house
was up, and tomorrow she will 60 to the
Savoy for four weeks engagement.
The sun., 1903-11-29

William Faversham, at the Criterion.
is well started on his production of the ro-
mantle comedy. Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner
Hilda Spong is Elisabeth. Mr.. Faversham
will stay at the Criterion for seven weeks
The sun., 1903-11-29

The Mapes play We have discussed at
'cncth. u is not q s,artlinely brilliant
The sun., 1903-11-29

Charles Richman seems to have in Capt.
Darlington" one of the best OF the 1905
crop of Revolutionary plays, and his en-.
gagement at the Manhattan Theatre is
likely to be long and prosperous.
The sun., 1903-11-29

Grace Van Studdiford, Thomas Q, Sea.
brooke and Mile. Guerrero are making
"Red Feather" at the Lyric Theatre
one Of the beet and most popular entertain.
ments in town.
The sun., 1903-11-29

In the performance of Die Wall;ure"
on Wednesday evening tho first appear
ancc of Mime. Gaciski as b. annhilit aroused
curiosity, and the debut OF Olive Frems,Gd
as Sicglinde had an almost equal in,crn.t.
Local opera goers had in all probaEiii
forgotten Olive FrcmstaI. the hcautisuI
and stately hlorde who sang here with
'ieidl no2en years ago. She gave much
promise then with her lufcious lower rcri.-
ter and her r7elting Temperament. she
has studie- much since that ana has bren
pupil of Lii Lehman and Paul kHl!sch.
her husband. She has had training IN tho
schools OF Bayrcuth anj Munich, ana she
ha taken her part in the great Wagner
festivals of Germany All Of these things
might rnenn much or little. In this case
they chance TO mean much.
Miss Frcnstsd fortunately has proiitcd
by Nine. Lehmann's instruction, and she
knows not a little about the ART OF singing
Her tone production il sood licr totes
are full, round, rich ana ingrsiatine she
enunciates cxceently, and she haA the
ability to sing the purely declamatory
passages Of Wagner in a conversational
style without obscuriue thsir musical
contour. She exuGes temperament ana