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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
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'CONFIRMATION2

Confirmation which epoch the mn impressive
grand solemn dgnd lasting impressive the mind
epoch Raphae Juvenile Department We spend months in
Confirmation Garments The dgn
We worldwide reputation
OUR CONFIRMATION OUTTS-rom the dgnled
Black shades of Buea of which correct
they bear the OF RAPHAELs and that stands correctness
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s.F.stoll. Dentist: Hairhs 3 Masonic a...
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TAFFETA cHEvREAU.

A novelty in plain taffeta
weave, with soft chiffon finish.
Guaranteed to give satisfactory
wear. All new spring color
ings; "a in. wide. $1.OO yd.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
BROS.
Real Estate, Loans and Rem
AndrnS Rui16inV

F.. - 4. !
Real Estate, Loans and Rentals,
Andrus Building.
$12.O0-2524 Aldrtch s, 6 rooms city water.
$500 s25 Washington az S, rooms. $3.50
$a9.V-aOf w Lake st, rooms. water, sewer.
$ $so oos9ao 9Th ,at, av y rooms modern
SIS .0o-927 Washington av S, rooms, water
soo - "a. and sewer.
$ $so .o % 81 Oakland av, rooms. modern.
Douglas school district.
s26.oo-24S3 Garfield ay s rooms, modern, large
s25.oo-2s2 ID av, rooms, water and sewer.
$$ ao. 90 1s2 Park av, 8 rooms. modern.
$Zo.ou-o1e henwood parkway, rooms, modern
suitable fo- one or two families :
$So'o 90 III Highland ay, rooms. modern.
ss s5. oo-sss PA Park ay, s rooms modern
$45.oo-s2s 3 10th St. 10 rooms, modern.
$o.oo-2901 Garfield av, rooms. city water.
$7.oo-s27 Washington av S., 3 rooms, city
s,a N so water. sewer. gas: a..
sewer, second floor.
SAo.ooNsa 18th st s. rooms, city water sewer,
s2s.oo-5 s ST. St N, rooms, modern except
heat. half II Of double house, walking
distance.
Modern Flats. . .. 49,
e7ooo-1511 Stevens av, II rooms.
Heights Apartments 5, al and t rooms'
sso.oo-2o7 E Grant st, rooms, third floor.
$50 oo-8o5 18th st, rooms, second floor.
$$Ss. oo 90 aa6 Grand ay s., rooms, modern
SEA. O0-2543 Chicago av, 6 rooms, first floor,
all newly decorated.
$30.00-136 Laurel av. 6 rooms, first floor.
$8S. 00-17O6 9th av S, rooms
Stores and Manufacturing Space.
22h and "a I'd st n 22xSO.
24o and 242 list av S, 44x135 five stories and
basement. elevator heat and light all
or part to suit tenant.
Is-5S1 1st av S. second ioor, rear, 22x55, ele-
vator service, steam heat.
249 Hennepin ay, three floors, 2Ox1oo, elevator
40 9th st s, 44x66 steam heat.
Island warehouse, 55x6O, trackage.
514 Ntcollet av, 44x90, third floor.
$35 O0-1A 4th st S, second floor, 22x90.
$45.Oo-6 Sd st N, 23x45, steam heat and light
Thorpe Bros,
Q06 Anlrus Bldg.
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RENTAL LIST.

David P. Jones & Co.,
Bank of Commerce Building.
S5o.oo-No. 2O26 Sd av S, IL rooms, barn, steam
heat first class.
S5o.oo-No. 2e4s Hennepin ay, 8 rooms, barn,
modern. good neighborhood.
$4O.O0-No. 1905 Kenwood Parkway, rooms,
modern.
Ss7 .5o-No. 600 9th st Sc, 10 rooms, modern.
$35.Oo-No. 1915 Fremont S, 10 rooms, barn,
modern, good neighborhood
$50. o0-No. 1920 Lyndale aV s, rooms, modern,
barn, first class.
S27.bo-No. 1923 2sth st, rooms modern, good
s25.oo-No. 71aa 10th av s, rooms, modern ex-
s25oo-isi4 " 2sth st, rooms, modern.
$22.5o-No % W Rustic av, 8 rooms modern In
every respect. one block from carline'
Washburn Park.
S22.5o-No 2sos Clinton av, rooms, outside,
new hardwood floors, plumbing, etc.;
plenty of light,
$2o.oo-No. 2483 Portland av rooms, city
water, sewer, gas; see US about this
s15.oo-No. 1o21 4th st Sc. rooms, city water,
sewer.
s15.oo-No. 710 10th st s, rooms, city water,
sewer.
s12.oo-No. 11o7 Emerson av N, second floor,
rooms, city water, sewer.
S10.OO-No. ID E 26th ST. second floor, rooms,
city water, sewer; will be put in good
condition.
S2o.o0-No. 1908 e 21st st, first floor, 6 rooms
entirely modern except heat.
Flats.
$50. oo-No. 1904 Dupont N, first floor,
rooms, hot water, heat, etc.
$25.oo-No. 1882 Chicago av, second floor,
rooms. heat. janitor service, etc:
An outside fat Of Z rooms, entirely nrst class
range, refrigerator, shades, ETC.; vii
make special summer rate. 49,.
We will have vacant fiat in the Knickerbockcl
the first of July I;I No. 1928 Hennepin aV
S1ooO-No 1923 10th st s, city water, etc.
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NOTICE
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HosE

PROPOSALS FOR FIRE HOSE.
Sealed proposalswil l be received at this Of
flee until Tuesday, June 81, 1905, at 1880 pm.
at which time said proposals will be submitted
unopened to the city council for furnishing one
thousand Q,OOO) feet more of cotton fire
hose to the city of Anoka, MINI. All proposals
must be written in Ink and addressed to the un-
dersigned and marked on the envelope, Proposals
name Of the person by whom the proposal Is sub
mitted The right to reject any or all proposals
is reserved. NICHOLAS MOBERG,
City Clerk.
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FOR RENT
z =
Unfurnished Flats.

o o o o 9 o o o o o 9
T. A. JAMESON.
2O5 Andrus Bldg.
Modern Steam Heated Flats.
Lowry Hill Apartments, Hennep1n ana
Douglas avs, five to seven rooms. most
} complete and uo-to-date flats in the city; {
J rent $3.50 aa 1915 sp list AZ $, :
!, Third floor, north, six rooms. $40. so {
Third door, so9 Csoss sf sieek rooms. 1000 9
, 32s 18th st, six rooms, all mod $40 - {
as4 nth ST. six rooms, all mod. '-''
1874 i 18th st. Ave rooms all mod 49,
, ~ Marcy Flats $1,000 '-''o
1908 Clinton ay, Flat l. five rooms 90 20
1909 enton at az, Flat i2 five rooms 's
- il0's Marlborough Flats. - 49,
> So1 p 10Th st. Flat 3. six rooms, 90 - {
sos = 10Th lsss St, Flat il. six rooms. 'a :
5 ~ noueSh poobin Block. ''o0
. Hennepin Flats.
, Flat B4 1925 Hennepin av seven
) Flat BIS, 1925 Hennepin ay seven
rooms, all modern .............. 1000
. $50 7th az \, faelsoom sia sass, mod
ern, $l4 to ..,;,,.:......... 1900
. $50 stn ay 81. SIX room n,A each, mod
0 Modern Flats Without Heat.
o 40 18th st S, three rooms, all mod
254o Harriet av, seven rooms, new, 80
0 all modern $3.50 I
o 1918 4th av S, first aid second floor,
five rooms each. modern. ....... 22.5O
0 1918 4th av s, basement, four rooms,
me- ern 1000
ern o ~ n'e ioonis a. ino $3.50
o 2541 18th av s. i've rooms. city
Q 27oo 18th a ,' S. second floor. four ~
0 rooms, city water .............. 100
o 1921 7th st Z, rooms, city water. 600
0 Houses.
o 1908 Clinton av, five rooms, modern
o with heat ..................... $3.50
o 5000 Bryant av s. ID rooms, all mod
o 2641 Garfield av, 10 rooms, all mod
o ern ......... 1880
0 (no children) ............. $500
o 1926 Park av, 10 rooms, barn. all
0 modern $500
o 414 Harvard st Sc. 10 rooms. all
o modern Observation-Disclosures. $500
o 2O2 Ridgewood av, seven rooms, hot
o water heat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
o 2919 Bryant av N, eight rooms. mod
o ern, barn $500
o 6S1 q 10th st, four rooms, modern,
o Darn 1900.
n n
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George Odlum, Manager.
400 Phoenix Building.

ss7-on 18th ST, INSIDE OF 7th Av, 8
rooms modern. $26-On E Lake ST. near Chi
cago av car line, rooms, modern. $25-1614
Park av, an s-room house, with bath, gas. city
water and connection, storm sash and
screens. all newly papered and painted inside,
and will be painted on outside at once; also a
storm king furnace, on W 2sth st. s2s-An
Broom house, with bath. gas, city water and
sewer connection. Clinton av, inside 10Th
st. $13-No. Pill 4th s, very nice rooms,
modern excepting heat: also storage room in
basement. $12-No. 1921 Sd av S, rooms,
storm sash; separate entrance. Slips $
5 9th st, rooms, city water. $9.5O-2527 S 7th
st, 4 rooms LIST floor, city water wet sink.
well and good cellar: s7-2S14 22la av S, 4
rooms, city water and well. T. J. ,Janney 2o3
Oneida Bldg.
$1o-FoUR ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR AT 1901
Sheridan av N, new, cellar and WELL
$10-Neat new fGur-room cottage 5000
Thomas av N, cellar and well.
$s-Good fve-room cottage with large yard
for garden or chickens, well and cellar, For
sale at $500 on easy terms, 5141 Camden ay n
Lauderdale Co. Sloane, 355 Temple Court.
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DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard &
Cope Co.. 4th st and I'd Az NE.
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JUST ONE LEFT IN THOSE NEW APART
ments list S and 10Th st, second floor,
corner; every known modern convenience; lib
eral discount offered.
1926 9th av S, second floor fat, in two-family
apartment house; all modern, hardwood floors,
gas fixtures. window shades; 500. so.
1921 Emerson ay S, two flats in duplex dwell
ing, rooms each floor, new nickel plumbing,
hardwood floors, full cemented basement; sepa-
rate heating plant for each apartment; just
completed; $22.5O ..- . ...> .
Second floor in two-family apartments five
rooms and bath, window shades, gas fixtures
gas range, laundry and good steam heating
plant 1416 Bryant av N. Very fine; $780,
Yale Realty Co.,
206 4th st s. .,i
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% Observation-Disclosures

~~~~~~~~O~~~~O~-~~~
WILL TRADE FOR FARM LAND OR TOWN
property, or sell livery outfit, buses,
3-seated top rigs, surreys, top buggies,
horses, harness. Inquire Martin Laugan,
Epiphany, S. D.
FOR SALE-sTEAM HEATED HOTEL IN FINE
eastern North Dakota town; established trade;
money maker; terms to suit. Walker, 404 Cen
fury Bldg, Minneapolis
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STRONG MEDIUM-sIzED TRUNK AND A 10
gallon coffee urn cheap. apply A e. r.,
care Minneapolis Journal, 400 Endicott bldg
st. Paul.
RosENsTEIN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEC
ondhand furniture. stoves ard office fixtures.
AT Washington av s. I. G: 2s17.
WANTED-SECoND-H HAND BURROUGHS AD-
ding machine; state lowest price. Farmers 81
Merchants bank. Lind, Wash.
WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND REFRIG-
orator; must be cheap. 1866, Journal.
WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER. REMIT
Bros. 519-521 LIST av S.
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9 ouSs1DE 7.Room 4p.2oenSrE End
o floor fat, easy walking distance. 14O7 c
Q Yale place. ~.--
o $500, $37.50 and $40 modern fats c
o Laurel and Is st. :" - .7t~. F.. E c
o $14 and SIS modern flats, eO3 Goth nv N.
SD and SIT. and 5-room apartments; 9
o partly modern, w Grant st.
$17.00-1st floor, partly modern and barn.
1924 Fremont n. {
o $25.OO-S-room modern, just papered and
painted inside and out. 1914 W %
st, Hennepin." r.
O LAUDERDALE. co. & SLOANE,
Temple Court.
o o o o o o
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PENSIONS

ROBERT WATSON
Pension Attorney and Notary Public,
304 Boston Block, Minneapolis. T. o. Box 413.
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FOR RENT
Offices.
Continued.

Continued.
FOR RENT-GooD LIGHT OFFICES IN THE
Eastman block, 412-414 Nicollet av. Apply
]. Il. Conklin Il Honne Co.. lis Temple Court.
FOR RENT-PART OF OUR LARGE GROUND
floor office at 412 list av S. Holmes & Halo
well Co.
SPACE SUITABLE FOR OFFICE, LIGHT
manufacturing, tailoring, photography, over %
9th st S. Goodfellow. 01S n. Y. Life.
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Badgers RENTAL LIST

Flats.
PAL 10th av S, rooms city water, sewer $500
$40 4th st S, third floor, rooms, city
water, closet .................. l1.Oo
s2O 4th st S. store fiat ................ 12O0
16 Highland place. second floor, rooms,
modern except heat (hot water) 700
2543 Chicago av, first floor. rooms, mod
except heat .................. Zo.Oo
IT'S Hennepin av, first floor, rooms
modern, steam heat; to Sept l -. Zooo
on heat: to Oct. ................. 27oo
7os Hennepin av, fiat 8, rooms, modern - =,
sso5 10th az s. 8 rooms modern ....... $500
523 10th st s, 10 rooms, modern ........ 3o.oO
$40 9Th av N. rooms, modern, newly
decorated 21.oo
171O Hawthorn, 10 rooms, modern ...... sou
20 7th st s, IA rooms, for room1ng house .oO.oC
Stores and Manufacturing Space
1874 LIST N, 2Ox7O, and basement, steam
heat 4o.oN
BOT Washington ay N, 21x70 and base
ment ................ ......... 'o'o'
II and IS It'll st S, second floor, for
business purposes ............... S5Ut
Third floor 1O4 I'd st N, $500 square feet,
heat and elevator ................ 65Ol
731 Hennepin av, good store, 2Ox75, and
basement.
If you are looking for space, call and see US.
Walter L. Badger.
30O-3O4 Oneida Building.
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FOR RENT BY J. F. CoNKLIN & zoNNE CO.,
q" 115 Temple Court
IA. Grove st, rooms, modern fiat, $50 per
month. .-.-
W 2eth st, rooms and bath, second floor,
SIG per month ,.'
list st N, store and rooms above, $25 per
month.
1o2 Sd st S, third floor, 44x1oo, freight els-
vator and steam heat; suitable for light
manufacturing. .- -
AL Nicollet av, second floor, steam heat;
would make fine show room. -1
$27. 50-E FRANKLIN Av, NEAR CHICAGO
av carline, six rooms, modern, either second
or first floor fiat I,
~ $25-Six-roon modern fiat, near South Side
- high school and streetcar. :.t3:..s ~ ~~ss
~ $25-33S E 18th st, -fve-room modern fat.
with janitor service. in the "West Virginia. y
g Also two modern fve-room fats in same build
ing at $40 per month. .T.~'s ''.
$14-23d ay s and 22d st, a five-room fiat
= on first floor, with city water and gas
i It. J. Janney, 2O3 Oneida Building.
Sa5oHopER Z s-RooM Z aousG. no. . 1914 g
o W % ST., near Hennepin av: Just pa Q
O., pered and painted inside and out. q
10 - LAUDERDALE co. & SLOANE, G
10 .+~s. Temple Court. .t-".
o
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STOVE REPAIRS
WOOD AND COAL

c~~oN~~~~~~~~~NN~~ c~~~~~~~~COo0cOoO~~
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hennepin av.
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sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs, ETC, PERMA-
nently removed by electricity. Miss HOLSTER,
IT'S Syndicate Block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

PIANOS FOR SALE-WE HAVE JUST OPENED
III our spacious WarerOOms, 3lS-32O Nicollet
ay second floor, retail department in con-
nection with our wholesale business, in which
we have in stock practically at wholesale
price. 1t will pay you to call at once and
look over this beautiful stock. We carry
full line of the following well known pianos:
Chickering Bros, Packard pianos, Baumbach
pianos, Straube pianos. Lakeside pianos, Ham
and others. The Northwestern Music House,
3lS-32O Nicollet av, second floor, opposite Pal
" Clothing Co wholesale and retail dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-15
W 2 BRiNDtnY

.Of course This is not the season FOR
grating but st is a good time TO talk
about IT," remarks a writer in the
Southern Fruit Grower.
Anybody can graft and II farm
fiuit growers would but think so and
do 81. great improvements coyld be
made in all old orchards.
in top grating | never make a
square cut. always cut at an anglo
of forty-hve degrees and put in one
scion. never cut branch SO big
that one scion would not be sufficient.
Even If It IS two end onehalf inches
in diameter Just put in one scion.
a just begin at the top and saw Il
isFht down az a sharp angle, and then
with my knife cut off the top and put
my scion on there. Many times you
can set graft without ever making
a crack. Cleft grating is the best way.
- use one part Of tallow. two parts
OF beeswax. and four parts Of resin
for my grating wax. That will make
wax that will work in almost any
weather when you are able to do toe
grating.
I'm grating tree It depends upon
the tree itself If IL is small tree I
might cut the whole thing on and just
put on one scion and have a straight
scion Of IL, but the rule | would rather
follow is TO 20 up TO where had sew.
eral scions TO put In and make them
smaller.
Rather than cut large limb like
my arm | would go higher Never cut
of closer to the fork than about four
inches because If you happen 70 fail
you can let few sprouts grow ON
that and thu next year you have room
TO make another cut a little farther
back
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potato seed selection.

A circular recently issued by the
Illinois Experiment station on the Sc
lection Of Seed in Potato Growing"
says:
"The Importance Of the potato IN
Illinois is shown by the fact that il
ranks nth IN value amomg the farm
crops Of the state. The average yield
for forty years has been only eighty
cne bushels per acre and the largest
average yield Tor the state in any one
year has been one hundred and twenty
nine bushels. These yields could he
greatly increased by special care in
seed selection Plants Of the same
variety grown in the same field may
vary widely in productiyeness.
"seed should be saved only from
the productive hills. The first selec-
tion should be p:ade while plants are
sin growing in the field. Vigorous
plants, showing green color, stability
of stem, and the power 10 resist dis
ease should be marked. When the
crop is harvested the yield from each
of these marked plants should be not
ed and The tubers OF the most produc-
tive saved. From among the potatoes
thus secured individual tubefs having
the characteristics Of the desired type
should then be selected. Medium sig-
ed. well developed tubers are more
desirable than extremely large or ex-
tremely small ones. The small tuhers
are not fully developed, and viii not
trsnsmit the full yigor Of the mother
plants. Their continued use results ia
diminishing yields aud constant In
crease In the proportion or small tu-
bers in the crop.
''The keeplag quality Of potatoes
n,ay also be improved by selection.
Care should be taken every season 10
avoid planting any tubers which are
badly sprounted or beginning TO rot.
The rejection OF such potatoes also
results IN larger yields. since plants
from such tubers would be small.
weak and less productive than those
from sound tubers."
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LEwis's LETTER.

Aew YORK, Sept 9. 19eg.-The theatri-
"A season which is just about beginning
isas the usual optimistic animation on
broadway The ground FOR this optim-
SIN, and the chances OF its being re-
Ilized, are matters Of interest to you
IN your section Of the country. which Is
held in high respect here where they
map out routes and study the geography
Of success.
Everywhere there continues very gem
aral interest among play -goers. Cand
your locality is. probably no exception) }
.as TO the relations Of the Syndicate with
the Independent Managers, and what ef-
feet those relations NAV be expected 20
have upon the purveyingsof an.asements.
Personally l have never been able to
see and cannot now perceive, wherein
the public has. or can have. or should
have, the slightest interest in theatrical
managers and their business differences.
Take YOU, my reader individually. 1t
Is the play and its PLAYERS that interest
YOU The name, personality. or repute.
of any manager can exert no influence
whatever. upon your enjoyment of the
performances that visit your town.
At the same time am aware that
your curious interest has doubtless
been kindled by the strained managerial
relations which, for long time, have
been 50 noisily ranted in public. aud I
feel that AT this particular iuuctme II
may be well = l summarize the exact
conditions existing between tire syndi-
cate and the independents in an abso-
lutely frank. unbiased manner. and 50
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plainly that you win grasp it all at a
glance.
The Syndicate is a commercial body Of
managers.
The Independence is another CONNER
clal body OF managers who resist doing
business as the syndnate dicotes.
That is the beginning the cnl and the
whole OF it, fer all the legal and per-
lsonal disputes which have been aired
signify nothing
It looks as II il would be "A survival
Of the ft.est." But it will. probably.
culniiRate in a mutual understanding '
because commercial considerations pre-
dominate and are most impaired by dis
cord. The Syndicate is composed Of
Incompatible organizing and directing
bruins; but it does not contain one mem
Der who loves dramatic art as much as
he loves profits.
The Independents contains but one man
who does love dramatic are more than he
does money. and he Is Belasco.
II must appear rerv logica'. therefore
Cas it is unde1iably true) that the only
opportunity or need for placatiug is
for the Syndicate TO make peace with
Beldsco, and this war among manager
VIII be over In minute; for Bclasco's
associates in the Independents are al
SO much more rabid on box-oGice earn
ings. and so vastly less devoted TO art.
than he, that they are not sufficiently
unlike the syndlcate's members to make
unfriendly competition necessary.
! Al HE SAME time : may Inform yoit-
and &c is overlooked In Weighing these
mdltions-that Belasco had selfish
purpose In organizing the Independents,
beCause standing alone an ndiainpl
independents ir sing,e-hauied rcb liioH
AGAINST tho 81 dicatCs sy-teta. w'thou
/ .he hclp o1 some ,opced,lated nferefs.
~ woulG have been put out OF business
lonR aso is "a pM tee of sucugtn eAtcr-
.iainming w1kncss
| Bclarco may continue 40 wage battle
Iie has giown rich and Is prosperous. ia
spite Of tho syndicate And he hAs
recuued tc his ln3ep lonis certau
MANAGERS ana stars who hold personal
| grievances against the Syndicate and it'
members: and there are enough Of these
10 nm q fairly good season on the road
IN scattered independent theatres
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e1rcctsd fo attend THE stock show
September % 90 ue best lIee-
stock exhbitlon over heid ln tic west.
The showiae 81 shorthof0s IS 90 be ,spt.
tlaiiy nn, while other bveds of ,atre
a. wen as hofses. svfno sheep and
goais win be- well repress1Nd rhs
poultry show d1tes afr Ociober 10 81
The success Of che show is assured ht
the lafge number of entries. some oi
which aro from the far East
Saturday September go. has been "A,
aside as Portland Day at the exposition.
lt is the intention TO make this day the
biggest IN point OF attendance and the
most snccessfa ir every other WAY, %
the whole fair period The maximum
attendance 80 far was ON tho fourth oi
July when 5s.sos admissions were regis
tered, but It Is confidently predicted that
Portland Days crowd viii fa~ exceed
that number
w. n. BRiNnr.Ey.
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Guard The Heart
RHEUmArlsm rs ALWAYS LiAeLr ~
ATTACK THIS VITAL oacAN.
Or. Wiuiams' Pink Pills striks Al me
Disease at It's Root IN the Blood ard
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