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$65. .000-A grand site for stores and fats. apart.
ments or stores; the west side of Oak
lands main thoroughfare broadway I'm
side of goth St; fine, large frontage, 93x
150 feet; this property is well worth
S75- 600 today: will readily sell for
$780, 900 In 90 days. old improvements
now on the property are earning over
$1,000 per annum: take my advice and
buy Broadway. 2S03
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

HOMES.
s225o-FOR ONE OF THOSE NEW 4-R0OM
COTTAGES; FINISHING COMPLETE IN
EVERY DETAIL; EASY TERMS; SMALL
PAYMENTS DOWN; BIG LOT; FINE LO-
CATION: HERZOG AND BLACKSTONE
STREETS.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

Southeast cor Fruitvale ave. and wash
ington St. Fruitvale. Cal.
50x175; good well, also city water; cement
floor In basement; pantry and closets: good
location; terms $1,000 cash. balance to suit
s25oO-Cottage of 4 rooms, bath and reception
hail. lot 50x123; near car line; terms part
cash.
se5OO-Elegant home Fruitvale ave-: l3
rooms: all modern conveniences: hardwood
floors; lot 50x135; this is an unusual bar
gain; very reasonable terms.
81 sl2OO-Cottage rooms; city water and sewer:
lot 37:6x100; chicken houses; blocks from
Fruitvale station, terms 5000 cash, balance
the same rent.
sIeoo-House of rooms; block from Adeline,
2 blocks to school; terms 5000 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser
si6O0-New shingle bungalow cottage rooms
and bath: electric lights, etc: lot 5Ox1O0:
i block from line; terms part cash.
balance bank loan.
s1bo each-Lots in Fitchburg Tract. 25x1OO:
terms s25 cash, balance SIS or $40 month.
5000 per acre-10o fruit trees on every acre:
fronting on new boulevard near San Lean
dro; terms 5000 cash, sl5 per month.
FOR RENT.
Upper nat Seminary ave-, blocks
from car line; rent SIG per month.
W. e. RUDELL,
SE. Corner Fruitvale ave. and Washington ST.,
Fruitvale, Cal. Phone Vale 691.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

| s500o-WE HAVE THREE NEW HOMES UP
IN LINDA VISTA HEIGHTS, AND
THAT'S ENOUGH SAID. LET US TAKE
YOU OUT FOR LOOK AT THESE
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06


HAYWARD PROPERTY
RAMAGE & STANTON.
beIore buying see our list of properties: we
$50 DOWN. BALANCE SIS PER MONTH
NO INTEREST; NO TAXES
Splendid vegetable land: level; produces large
crops without any irrigation; good location.
only one mile from electric car and school;
one-acre lots. Then we have
$2200-5H acres good land, with two acres in
orchard; fne soil small house: large barn.
poultry houses and yards splendid poultry
ranch and home.
$3200-3 acres fine black loan: improvements
all new. and modern: good location: ideal LITTLE
home and income place.
S32OO-5 acres good soil: some young orchard.
house OF rooms. barn, poultry houses and
yards: good location
<4O00-2 acres hne soil: some fruit: house of <
rooms, barn, mill and tank; only one block
from electric car.
$600O-ls acres: part in fruit and vineyard: g.
brooder and incubator: 300 chickens horse
and farming implements go with place
&S000-4 acres; splendid soil: imDrov IA
modern. with all couveniences; house very
nicely furnished well located; ideal country
home.
Our new tract. which has Just been subdivided
into one-acre lots. is on the market: lots
the electric car line and also on the new
scenic boulevard Prices from $500 to slSn0
per lot Terms, one-fourth cash. balance In
one. two or three years.
For further particulars apply TO
RAMAGE & STANTON,
Castro St. A.
Hayward, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

Southwest corner Prince and Wheeler SITS, as
whole or IN subdivision
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-06

This is first-class modern home, up-to-date
and only built few years ago. and is the most
slightly location Santa Rosa ave, and must
be seen inside we'll outside to be appre-
cated. The lot Is 61x125, and the best cor
ner, and l must sell IL.
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held. During the afternoon of the 18th
the boys and girls of the "Thompson
Seton Indian Tribe" will go through
the various drills and contests in
which they have been drilled under
direction of Miss Gilman of Chicago
The evening exercises of the 10th
will be held in the auditorium, and a
number of vr!y lily and attractive
numbers VII have leen arranged or
the education GnG advancement ns
the boys and girls who become men,
bers of the clubs. In fact the 18th of
July will be a notable day for the chill
dren, inasmuch as practically the en-
tire day, with the exception of musical
entertainment, will be given up to the
boys and girls of the 1907 assembly,
Do not fail to become enrolled as a
member and be present on the last day
of the Chautauqua.
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BASE BALL,

The base ball park is located in the
heart of the Chautauqua forest, the
dense grove of the timber forming the
finest shade for spectators, where they
can enjoy all the pleasures of the
game while reposing in natures shad-
ed retreats.
A base ball league to be known as
the North Dakota Central League,
comprising six teams, has been Or
ganized, with Jos. M. Kelly of Devils
Lake, as president, and DR.. G. J..
Sweetland of University, N. D., secre-
tary. The league is composed of
teams from the following named
towns: Devils Lake. Leeds, Brinsmade,
Cando, Starkweather and Lakota 1t
is proposed to play at least ten and
perhaps twelve games at the Chautau-
qua grounds during the session, which
insures first class grade of base ball
at the Chautauqua. The schedule can
not be announced in this booklet, but
press announcements will be made Of
the games to be played at Chautauqua
and elsewhere.
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inclusive. An unusually interesting
program will be presented. The SER
vices Of Mrs. Isabella Webb Parks of
Arkansas, an institute conductor and
speaker Of note, has been secured for
the entire institute. Mrs. E. Preston
Anderson, president of the state W.
C. T.U., will have charge.
July 9th will be Temperance Rally
Day. Arrangements are made for a
grand rally of the temperance forces
of the state and representatives from
the different temperance organi a.
tions will be heard. Mr.. John G..
Woolley, who is one of the most IA
nous temperance orators in the
United States, and whose services are
in demand the world around, will give
a great address, in the afternoon.
Baldwin Cottage the delightful head
quarters of the State W. C. T. u. will
be open during the entire assembly,
and visitors are always welcome there
The meetings of the institute will be
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On the subject, The Morn of the
Day of Justice, Long Delayed, is Dawn
ing" the senator will speak with his
usual vigOr and fOrceful reasoning.
The message will be for all alike, and
none should fail to be present.
Speakers-T. A .Hoverstad, Denni-
son, Mimi; Prof Thos. Shaw, St. An
thony Park. Mimi; Andrew Elliott,
Gait, Ontario Canada.
Speakers supplied by Farmers In
stitute management and are we'll
known throughout the entire north
west.
Everybody attending Chautauqua is
cordially invited to attend the Round
Table, because members of our C. L.
S. c. u, wear our badges and become
acquainted with the literature and
plans of Chautauqua Institution.
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A. Lyl1seth, H. A. Moe.
The HEARoNs SISTERS CONCERT
co. OF NEW YORK.
July 9-11.
There is a constant demand for q
company of musical artists capable of
presenting program which will mea-
sure to the standard of the most cult
waited musician and of such character
as to please the popular Chautauqua
audience.
The Hearons Sisters Concert Com.
pany is in response to this demand.
Each member is an artist doing indi.
vidual work Of high order andd their
ensemble is unexcelled. Successful
work for several seasons past has
given them an established reputation
among first class Chautauquas, and
the fact that the personel of the com.
pany remains the same from year to
year, insures this high standard of
excellence will be maintained.
MISS MARIE JosEFA, vIoLlNIsT
OF NEW YORK.
July 1915.
Miss Marie Josefa, although Of very
youthful age, has attained a place
among the foremost women violinist
of this country.
She has had as her masters the lead.
ing teachers Of the United States and
Europe, and combined with extraord.
| mary talent and temperament, she
possesses a thorough training and
musicianship. Miss Josefa never fails
to meet with the most fattering sue.
cess wherever she appears. .~@.
UNIVERSITY BAND.
The military band which: will furn.
| ish open air music for the Guantanamo
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The English Government, by Nor
gan. $1.50. Literary Leaders of Mod
ern England, by Dawson, $1.00. Ra-
tional Living, by King, SIPS. The
Chautauqua Magazine, monthly, $500,
containing required reading as fol-
lows: Imperial England" by Law
ellie; Reading Journey in noted Eng
fish Countries" and "Englishmen of
Fame"
The expense of the above puDlica-
tons with membership fee is but $500.
The exercises at the Round Table con-
sist of informal reviews of the above
books and a review of the books of
the "American Year" 1907-0S course,
|interspersed with popular entertain
ment features by the Chautauqua tai
elt. The conductor of this depart
ment will gladly correspond with any
one desiring further information upon
the subject F
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RAILROADS.

The Chautauqua park Is located six
miles from the city of Devils Lake,
and is reached from that point by
the ChautauQua railroad, especially
constructed to carry people to and
from the park. The line passes
through a delightful wood, and emerg-
ing from the other side, the bay in all
its beauty and grandeur bursts upon
the sight.
The scene in the evening is beauti-
full beyond the power of words to ex-
press.
For the convenience of all summer
campers there will be train service
of several round trips a day, begin
ming about May list and continuing
until fall, or such time as the grounds
are vacated. -
Coupon books containing fifty (50)
rides good for any member of the
family, will be sold for $500, or ten
cents a ride. During the assembly
these coupons will not be accepted
for fares.
Chitauqua is accessible from all
parts of the northwest via the Great
Northern railway, and special favors
granted in the form of reduced rates
throughout the assembly and excur-
sions from practically all the branch
lines and the main line, both east
and west, announcement of which will
be made when the schedules are ar
ranged. i - .., @'"7 y
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Quite a number of the alumni are
pursuing the English course" this
ent year and their diplomas will be
adorned with additional seals, A num-
Der in Vermont secured 1875 seals, thus
it will be seen that though the as
sembly season is short, the C. l.. S.
c. like Tennyson's brook, "goes on
forever" and Education ends only
with life"
The prescribed course of reading
for the present English year" con
sists Of the following four books, viz:
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ness on his part,
BATHING.

BATHING.
Bathing is truly a delight at the
Chautauaua, The waters of the lake
contain mineral properties of health
giving nature,
Every element of sea water is here
and in addition certain solutions
cleanSes aud invigorates. The bathing
conveniences are ample, a large bath
house being in operation. with private
hot water baths. or If desired, warm
water plunges in the large warm wa
ter swimming tank of ample dimen-
sionS and perfectly safe for children.
In the process of heating. the water
loses none of it's beneficial properties
and it affords comfort and pleasure
to any who by reason of a weakened
constitution cannot stand the shock
OF a cold plunge in the surf, The bath
house and pool is lighted by electricity
and evening bathing is one of the
pleasing diversions.
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the past on account of the new track
and hurdles.
In addition to the regular contests
on this day, 1t is altogether probable
that a number of high schools of the
state will make use Of this track dur
ing Chautauqua to determine the
strength of the various TEAMS.
Monday afternoon. July 18th, and
Tuesday evening of the 18th, the chill
dren's contests and exhibition will be
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FACILITIES.

Little is needed to make the con-
bly, the very best, and each year GER
tain improvements are added, such as
will meet the demand.
The Auditorium has a seating ca
pacity of 1000, and the amphitheatre
form and perfect acoustics enable
everyone to see and hear distinctly,
even though the building is filled to
it's utmost capacity.
The ventilation is perfect, and this
with the fresh lake breeze, make the
evenings at the auditorium comfort
able and pleasant.
The Chautauqua Is a great white
city of canvas. There are many beau
tiful cottages to which will be added
a number to be built in 1907, but the
greater number prefer to live in tents
These tents may be erected il. the
shadiest sylvan retreats or on the
busy thoroughfares to suit the wishes
of the camper. All articles, such as
furniture, gasoline stoves, etc, may be
rented on the grounds, if desired, at
very reasonable rates.
The stores located in the park carry
y complete lines of everything for living,
and at the same prices charged for
these things in the city of Devils Lake
y: The association maintains a large
y hotel with facilities such as are GUS
8tomary at summer resorts. Two or
perhaps three restaurants are amply
able to care for all. The tables are
abundantIy supplied with everything
In season, and regular or short order
meals can be had. :~@ h.
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range two days to be known as Farm
ers' days." and they will be without
question the biggest days of the ses-
sion. In addition to the Institute fea-
lures on June Goth, the Hon. A. ].
Cummins, governor of Iowa, will be
present and deliver one of his popu
lar lectures-a big man with big
Cumber, U. S. senator OF North Dakota,
will be present.
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THE SLAYTON TENNESSEEANS
OF CHICAGO.
June 30-JuIy 2.


The songs of the south, given as
only the native singers can give them,
have a charm all their own and an
individuality that takes hold of the
imagination and touches the heart of
the listener. The Slayton Tennes-
seeans are an embodiment of this
idea; their music comes from their
hearts, because it is the music of their
own people. But while introducing
all of the old plantation songs and
jubilees, they do not conf1ne them
selves to these but present also mod.
ern. up-to-date selections.
Scandinavian Singers, where they have
acquitted themselves most handsome
ly. This chorus was organized in 1881
and it still has some of the charter
members among it's singers.
Its present membership includes the
following:
First Tenors-J. w. Jackson, A. Sa-
sen, Christ Hanson, o. P Rorvik.
Second Tenors-G. Host, N. Nord-
lund.
First Bass-L K Hassell, P. Stan
dali, K. Johnson.
Second Bass-John Lundseeth, o.
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INTRODUCTION.


Harriet Winslow, in a fine inspira-
ton, asks us:
why thus longing, thus forever
signing
For the far-off, unattained and dim,
While the beautiful, all round thee
lying
Offers up it's low perpetual hymn"
At North Dakota's Chautauqua we
may freely drink of the veritable
Spring of Youth. Scion. the old
Athenian sage, said he kept young
"by learning something new every
day" On every hand Mother Nature
whispers into every receptive ear her
myriad lessons of truth and inspira-
ton and joy.
20 for one hour of youthful joy!
Give back my twentieth spring!
I'd rather laugh a bright-haired boy
Than reign a gray beard king"
AS Young Joe" Cannon is said to
have locked sixty of his seventy sum-
mers in a safe deposit vault and left
New York for Panama recently as
boy Of ten, let us one and all leave
six-sevenths of our years back on
the farm, or in the Office or shop and
HE to the North Dakota Chautauqua
The glory of the "strenuous life"
idea is waning, and the disciples of
the simple life'-"near to nature
are beginning to have their inning.
We would all age less rapidly and ex-
tract more real satisfying pleasure if
we should feed Intellectually, socially
and morally on "a more balanced ra-
ton"
The North Dakota Chautauqua SEES
sion begins in June-the Goth.
Month a man kin really love
June, you know,
I'm talking Of
The program laps over into July,
July 18TH, and with it that most
glorious day that wrapped the baby
nation in it's swaddling clothes of
stripes and stars and laid it in the
lap of Liberty
After the session. the ten thousand
happy attendants will reluctantly re-
turn to their prairie homes to count
the days till the 1908 Chautauqua, and
will oft recall the optimistic lines of
James Whitcomb Riley:
LAS it is given me to perceive,
1 most certainly believe
When a mans just glad plum
through,
Gods pleased with him, same as
you"
And so, to quote new fledged North
Dakota poet who was dug out of a
snow bank on April first up on the
Hannah branch,
EVERY North Dakota man, woman and
child,
Should heed my message mild,
Let's all then take a hike,
And hit the pike,
Five miles is all the way
To our own states Chautau-qua."
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REcREATioNs.
Boating.

u AS has been indicated in these pages
one of the delights of tbs Chautauqua
is to be found in the boating on the
lake. 81 Il .%s. -; IT, s =S:E
Capt. Herman, genial and cautious,
operates boats for the pleasure Of the
visitor IHe has the unusual aistinee
ton Of having operated passenger
boats AL his life without the loss 81
a single person through any careless.
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THE MUSICAL PROGRAM.

The musical program as whole is
the best the most varied and the cost
Hest that has ever been presented on
this platform. To hear this feature
alone would cost in any city many
times more than the entire cost of
admission to the assembly.
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LYRIC GLEE CLUB OF CHICAGO,
July 3-5.

The company is composed of young
men Of splendid musical attachments.
They have fine voices and their team
work is excellent, showing splendid
toning and shading. They are at per-
feet ease on the platform and each
member adds his special part to the
humorous side of the program.
PERSONNEL OF THE QUARTETE.
Arthur Scott-First Tenor.
Alvin Jones-Second Tenor
Roy Bartholomew-Ba
Tom c.. POlk-BassO.
THE BElLHARZ ENTERTAINERS.
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FARMERS DAY.
.,Jlurae 2etI1 and yuIy 1ath.

lS After having arranged Farmers
Day for July 18th, we had the good
4 fortune through the kindly assistance
of IL y. Kaufman, superintendent of
the North Dakota Farmers Institute,
Ito secure a day for Institute work at
Zghattauaua more extended mention of
which viii be found on another page.
ID order to secure the best results It
was necessary 10 select the opening
sday Of ttsshantai1q hen the best
apaakers af the institute would be-
tie
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THE KINDERGARTEN.

No feature of Chautauqua is more
fruitful in results than the work of
the kindergarten. In the most attrac-
tive manner they are lead to see and
understand the things that constitute
the foundations of education. The
| activity of the child is not restrained,
but on the contrary encouraged and
developed. 1t is directed instead of
being permitted to run into erroneous
channels and later retard the intel
lectual development of the child.
Moreover the children are educated
to love work, and to become conscious
of their power to do, thus making
them more self reliant and intellectu-
ally independent and vigorous.
They learn obedience by doing that
which is pleasure, and unconsci-
ously are taught to understand their
relation to the world about them.
The term of the Chautauqua Kinder
garten is necessarily short, but the
experience or those In charge enables
them to lay a broad and comprehen-
sive foundation upon which the future
educational structure may be success
fully built.
The hours are from $3.50 a. m. to 10
m, each day. No tuition is charged,
only small fee being collected to
pay for the materials used. The
Misses Maude and Ruella Stevens who
as in the past, have identified them
selves with the kindergarten work Of
the assembly, will again have charge
of this department.
! The rare opportunity for kindergar-
ten instruction for the children is one
of the blessings of the Chautauuua
and every child Of proper age should
attend the school,
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SCANDINAVIAN DAY.
July 18th.

Two years ago this feature was in
troduced for the first time, with the
result that large number of that ma.
tionality assembled ) for renewal OF
acquaintance and social intercourse.
This years meeting will no doubt
exceed in number and interest that of
year ago. and special effort has been
made to secure men of prominence as
speakers. and good musical talent as
well, as the daily program for that
day will disclose. ~.
III. ..E STATE TEACHERS.
4 Recognizing the relationship be-
tween the work of the educators of
the state and the Chautauqua, the
management has decided to continue
the offer heretofore extended to the
teachers Of the state, of a $500 rate
for season tickets. s''.fs..% /.
Those wishing to- avail themselves
OF this offer must present letters from
the county superintendent of the coun-
ty in which they have taught, stating
that the applicant has taught school
in such county in 1907. ..-s
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tistic and complete.

Whether it is in representations,
musical novelties, vocal duets or in
strumental or vocal solos, the same
result is an entertainment that can
hardly fail to meet the popular demand
as we'll as satisfy the most critical
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81
ATHLETIC FIELD DAYS.
July 18th and 10th.

The sixth annual field days of the
boys and girls clubs will be carried
out according to a program to be ar
ranged by the athletic conductors.
The adult classes, under direction
of5Dr. G. J. Sweetland, University of
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held at the Round Table tent, except
OH Temperance Day, when they will
be held in the auditorium.
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THE BJARNE CHORUS.
scandinavian Day.

For Scandinavian Day" we have Sc
cured no less an attraction than the
"BJARNE CHORUS" of Grand Forks.
These singers are so we'll known
throughout the entire northwest that
they need no recommendation from
us They have appeared in nearly all
the larger cities of our own state and
have taken part in all the great song
festivals given by the Northwestern