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with whom Pncfot is another word poison We imagine
that Mr. Shorts journey Albuquerque will either profit
able or instructive.
The right OF in this campaign for the present session of
the irrigation Beanan corporation
lawyer the employ of the COLORADO fuel and
charged by his employers with the duty of doing missionary work
the hope of persuadng nreduos people of the nqity OF
the forest service and its general policy It strange that it
Should still be regarded good Investment send lawyer with
brief to attack public policies in the of
ons OF Mr. Beaman did dwell the interests
Of the Colorado fueand iron company the
and sufengs OF the honest and the small cattlemen
about which he concerned He had invented disguise
the widows orphans in whose corporations
prey -.
MIR Beanan convinced that the might prohtaby
be left providence acting in conjunction with the timber thieves
He did not think Pnchot could help all and fine reorestaton
dream. Indeed there feature of the forest
that pleased Beaman.
Beaman did get much comfort from the congress- George
H. MAXWELL well known irrigation work in California, made
reply which Beamans argument treated with the contempt
mered The day has goheby when the forest raiders and the
power stealers should be treated with tolerance
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T1HE scope bearing decision Of the United
States circuit appeal the suit OF the Southern
Pacific the interstate commerce
viii be until the written opinion is filed but in
regarded established The important OF these
that the commission recognized the making
Without that the commission have apsed back
of suspended existed from the
time when the denied function down the
Hepburn That making
constitutionay the ground chiefly official making
involves combination of legislative and judicial functions beyond
the power OF congress TO delegate to official body
The railroad obviously strikes the of
power regulate control railroads. and virtually
puts them above the law in this regard The will
the commission Therefore, the railroads
free hand in the beyond the power of government
troll This the position assumed by counsel Tor the
Southern Pacific *Ss.s*@#
We do know whher this position seriously held by
counsel but it obviously makes government control impossible and
pressed logic would very compel government
ship Fortunately decisivey repudate
the doctrine doubtless ruling supreme
Indeed the argument of corporation counsel reduces
ernnent absurdity-
Another OF less Importance settled by the will
doubtless be made clear by the opinion and this
the point which will step review orders
Of the The line apparently distinction
between what unreasonable and what confscatory 50
the ruling may be understood from the intimaons
interference with order OF the commission will
allegation that unreasonable The complainant
lie prepared prove that the concatoty
standing OF the decision makes commission the
Judge o the reasonabeness fixing subject
only the Limitation that the be low destroy
property 1t might be contended that the words unreasonable
and conscaor the thing regard but
not altogether The position taken by the distinct
advance in definition.
The decision be regarded long step making
effective the Roosevelt policies. .*. ::
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MAKING IT'S OWN FRANCHISES


THE facility with which the United Railroads assumes
right modify and change important particulars
OF franchises under which the roads only
be explained the theory that the corporation absolute
fee simple OF the BY det of General Manager
Black effective October blocks evisa-
dero street line for all practical There REMAINS
believe OF jerwaer operated spass,
covering the granted line that street
ing public when in hurry walk blocks make
cons going north south The only explanation that Man
Black has fit change the important lines
regardless Of terms conditions in the franchises
In other Of town similar conditions prevail Large
OF the old cable altogether
Hayes ne for instance has been cokcrewed
that long stretches left without The thing is
done other former cable lines. ~-.@
The Sutter franchise changed consent of
the city by splitting in He is always public beneactor
who makes franchises where grew before. The
OF this abnormal growth the Sute line that
the travelling public is forced by the United Railroads ride in
Horsecars. =
The ovbeang and overreacng methods of the United Rail
roads such that the corporation should be held COM
pance with the conditions OF franchises and subject
that calls for examination by the law officers of the city to
if the public has any rights regard which the
United Railroads is bound to respect.
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NAMES FOR SAN FRANCISCO STREETS

~ EOPLE OF the Sunset and Richmond districts do take
~ kindly the proposition OF the supervisors
historical their Certain of
art regarded with grave suspicion. people of the
districts know when they well off The American alphabet
good enough for them They oppose with patriotic hostility the
imposition ouandish their
Their objection we'll founded The American
does not adjust itself readily happily the Spanish
These musical enough when rightly but they do
always frequently receive that mercy 1t proposed
for instance call Of the after Spanish person
former Importance named mnez One unhappy
of the Jminez in doubt whether he merely mild
of profanity Just plain Jim This phase m4nortality'
which the supervisors had not counted
Not long Mr.. Charles unlnis of Angeles a
pathetic tie prevailing butchey of
pueblo Fourteen different ways OF pronouncng Los Angeles
his suffering and every blessed them wrong
In this matter OF discretion the better part
all time people call San Francisco by
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
The Smart Set

several weeks visiting relatives. He
spent the summer at the Burlinsame
country club.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe and. Miss Constance
Borrowe motored down to Pacific. Grove.
where they remained for a few days
last week
Mrs Dean and Miss Belle Magdc'
who spent the summer IN a cottage
at Burlingame-. will shortly come up
to town for the winter. Thay have.
taken, a house in Jackson street.
DR. and Mrs. Grant selfridge are at
Del Monte for a shor- stay. They viii
return 10 town in about a week Mrs
Margaret Irvine and James w. Byrne
were also among the recent arrivals
there.
Mr. and Mrs Dudley Emerson Ber-
nays. whose marriage was an important
social event in Oakland last week. are
enjoying their honeymoon at Del Monte.
They will also spend several weeks in
visiting Santa Barbara. Coronado and
other places in the southern part of the.
state before their return. They will
live in Oakland. where Mrs Bernays
mother. Mrs. Regula Hoffman,, also
makes her home.
Eugene de Saba. who had been in
New York for several months. returned
TO California Saturday and is at his
home in San MateO. He viii leave for
the east about October 20 with Mrs de
Saba. Mr. and Mrs Clement Tobin;
Miss Vera de Saba and Miss Leontine de.
Saba They will spend the winter in
New York. where Miss Vera will at
tend school. 1t was hoped that her
name would be included in the list OF
debutantes this winter. but she has
postponed this important event until.
next year. It is more than likely that
they will all go to Europe later. prob
ably spending next summer there. and
viii return to California next year just
before the winter season.
Mrs Henry Clarence Breeden and
Mrs. f. Walton Hedges. who have spent
the summer in Santa Barbara enjoyed
"a short visit TO Paso. Robles recently
before coming up TO San Francisco
They were Joined there oy Mr. Breeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breeden will. as. usual
spend the winter here. while Mrs
Hedges win return In a few weeks to
Santa Barbara.
80
Miss Jennie Croker was hostess at
a luncheon at the St. Francis yester-
day. when she entertained Mrs. Walter
Martin. Miss Mary. Miss Virginia and
Miss Gertrude JOlllffe-
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n rR. AND MRS. NORRIS KING
IA III DAVIS entertained at charm
W insly appointed dinner SATURDAY
evening at their home in FL
Cerrito. San Mateo. The honored
guests were Miss Sara Drum and John
Gill. whose marriage took place
Wednesday In San Mateo.[ Among those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Davis on this occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. William Geer Hitchcock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Welch-
Mrs Frederick Pickering will leave
in a day or two for Arizona, where she
will visit her daughter and son in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Kruttschnitt. who
have made their home there since their
marriage. 1t was the original plan of
this popular couple to come 10 San
Francisco this month for a stay of a
month or two at the Pickering home
in Broadway. They have, however. de-
ferred their visit and will come up
shortly. before Christmas to stay some
weeks here before proceeding to Chi
cago. They will be the guests OF Mr..
Kruttschnitt's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Kruttschnitt Sr. Miss Rhoda
Pickering probably will accompany her
in Canada. while it is also likely that
Miss Rebecea Kruttschnitt will return
with them to make a short visit 10 her
brother and sister in law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Kruttschnitt. in San Fran
CISCO
James D. Phelan entertained at a
luncheon yesterday at the ST. Francis.
His guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Spreckels and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Martin.
Mrs Camille Martin. Mrs. Alexander
'Garceau and Miss Mary Hyde will
leave today for Europe, where they
will remain several months Mrs.
Hyde-Smith, their sister. will leave for
Honolulu early in December, and will
visit her daughter and son In law, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. for sew
eral months. The wedding of Miss
Gertrude Hyde-Smith and Baldwin
Wood has been set for the first week
in December.
Mrs. II. p vollmer, who went east
several weeks ago, is now In New
York. where she is the guest of rela-
tives. She will make a tour of the
Atlantic coast cities before returning
here TO her home in Vallejo street
Boyd Won Benthusen will leave today
for New York. where he will remain
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Look here, boss" said a passenger
to the conductor on an overland train
when he reached Ogden, you Amt a
going to tear off any more of that
ticket, are your"
Sure Got to take off what's COM
ing to me-
And what's coming to me?' cried
the passenger angrily. When L started
from New York / had ticket as long
as my arm. and what with one fellow
and another tearing off little pieces
along the whole of the way there'll
be nothing left when get TO San
| Francisco
You are dead right there. replied
the conductor as he showed the coupon
!. into his pocket.
Nothing left when I get to San
Francisco. Then how in thunder am
to prove to the folks that came over
on train?
The engineers of the Southern Pa
ciflc extension in Mexico have decided
to relocate the track between Culiacan
and Mazatlan. and all work has been
suspended for the present. 1t Is
thought this work will take about two
weeks, when track laying Will be re-
commenced, and that trains will be
running into Mazatlan within six
months. A regular schedule is main
tanned between -Culiacan and points
north. with one passenger train daily
and through Pullman accommodations
can be had as far south as San Bias
Track laying has been completed and
work trains are being operated now
some twenty miles beyond Culiacan
toward Mazatlan.
California received an addition OF
8. 900 people to her population through
the colonist rate last month, and as the
rate will be in existence all through
the present month, it is expected that
this number will be swelled to at least
10, 900 more. The bulk of the immigra-
tion is entering the state by the Og-
den gateway, which shows that the
northern counties are securing the set
tiers.
AS the new tariff will not go into
effect until the middle or the end oil
December, shippers OF California prod
ucts will not have a raise in rates
this year. 1t is announced on good
authority that the new tariff will con
tain some advances in westbound com
modify rates. but not greater than !
to 10 cents per 100 pounds and about the
some advance in east bound commodity
rates.
Surveys for the new electric line
which is to be built between Hanfor6
and Fresno have been completed as faI
as Kingsburg, and the promoters oi
the line say that actual construction
work will begin within 60 days and nc
time will be lost in rushing the road
to completion.
The Southern Pacific has put a mo-
tor car on the PUN between Fresno
and Lemoore by way of Selma, Goshen
junction and Hanford. The run. includ-
! ing stops. is made in a little more thar
| two hours.
| Several amendments are to be made
in the official express classification
on October 20. 1t is stated that all
rates In the classification are con-
ditioned upon the right of the com
panies to route business as they may
| elect. which right is expressly re-
served.
James Horsburgh Jr. will leave fol
Chicago tomorrow.
Phil X. Gordon of the Washington.
Sunset route will start for Washington
D. c.. tomorrow.
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lmpertinent Question No. Il
What Is Luck?

For the original wite to this questionable
briefer the better--The Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON 4 POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS,
THE CALL.
5prket to JakBra Twnys dsteetdt
I'm looking for her myself I'd marry
to- L. ostest.city
Do want picture just my names
prize W. Il. Carter st
To judge Judge Dunno done
prize o G Eiermann Bushsu city.
A fool who does
pizeo o Coughs street
Your inability to my replies valel
o n. K. Gregory cty.
To tell lies to old
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not played the straight fluslT' does not
rank higher than a common flush, but
when strafghts are played 1t beats four
of a kind
LONG BRIDGE-O. S. f., City. When
was long bridge to connect San Fran
cisco proper with the Potrero built?
The first pile Of that construction was
sunk February 6. 1865, and the work
was rushed to completion
COMSToCK--L. "A. Oakland. Cal
what was the date of the publication
In The Call of an article relative to
fraudulent methods on the Comstock?
April 8. page l, column
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Answers to Queries

LAISSEZ FAIRE-Subscriber, City.
What Is the meaning of "laissez faire
government which phrase Tread in a
paper short time since2
I4assez faire Is French and means
let or leave doing alone. AS applied TO
governmental affairs its meaning is
that mode of government which con-
Germs. itself as little as possible with
regulating the affairs or proceedings
of the people in general. 1t is also a
let alone policy in any interest or con-
cern.
STRAIGHT F'LESH-P., City. Does a
straight flush beat four aces in: poker? /?
Hoyle says that when straights are
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FIGHTING OFF THE FOREST RAIDERS

THE constantly recurring appeals for change national
forest poc made by relays of corporation to bodies
Ike the irrigation congress session Albuquerque
be regarded of the homage that
virtue Regarded perhaps quasi religious exercise the
practice certain Qeration coupled wonder
that futile observance should be persisted after wear with
the ingeresut Of bringing the asduous performers contempt
Because in fne this point the public mind made UP
ready pass,a of confidence the forest policy
Yet observes with that need of admiration always due
perseverance dubious that Mr. Frank Short OF
Fresno Albuquerque loaded to the guards with his
famous and well known argument favor OF power
all who strong enough grab cheerful worker
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Miss Jennie Croker was hostess at
luncheon at the St. Francis yester-
day. when she entertained Mrs. Walter
Martin. Miss Mary. Miss Virginia and
Miss Gertrude Jolllffe-
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02
CoIoniaIs Tried to
Initiate. Americans

raianW
INITIATE Americans - of what passed
columns
labeled daganned as suc
and only by the accompanying explanation that
weird departures the kings
English intended delicate compliments slang as 1t suns
the United States One editorial whose intentions were evidently
begoshd
all the through otherwise gned leader the subject OF the
approaching fleet the Sydney announced that enc
American
drinks and that the Yaneend would find all the
available asking widows kisses morning
Sydney much exercised before the fleet arrived BY report that
teetotahe
liquors offered the enlisted when they
held and the subject gravey discussed
refresh
be limited but that defeence the
faction favored hard hquor
The subject became
Phebdge the British requested
with Admiral and let the conander
Of e visiting armada settle the question
Sydney breathed sigh of relief when sPe
replied follows;
Australians good enough for
Americans" :. .
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The Insider
Tells how Australians sought to appear like
Americans in honor of the Atlantic fleet
and Sperry settled the question OF drink

the Atlantic feet arrived in
Australian waters the colonial press
acquired strong tinge OF what passed
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-02

n rR AND MRS. NORRIS KING
IA DAVIS entertained at a charm
VA ingly appointed dinner Saturday
- - avapiuO fha{r bor1a N FL
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Lawyer Made Late
by Women in Jail

evenings agot a local lawyer
Ldey q 'idu0 dS giving formal dinner hut the
Dy women III JdH the before the
He did explain of his
detained naturally
offended
When the had departed they
selves she prepared upbrad him.
might early
Well if had friends would night
in Jail" he replied
her
Jail They speeding The
suffced and restored.
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

AME. CATHERINE. paIuaist ana card 80
er' tells everything you wish % know about
business and love Affairs. el4 New York ave
Open from 10 - T. faTe-ff
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court, Estate
OF Letitia Tyler Semple. deceased. No 1909,
Administration Docket s. Application having
ueen made herein for probate Of the last
viii and testament OF said deceased aud for
letters Of administration C. L a. on said
estate, By Elizabeth Denison Williams OF
Washington, D. c., IL IS ordered this 5th
day Of August, a. D. 1905 that Mrs. Albert
Foster, Robert Tyler, Miss Matte Tyler
James Tyler, Miss Martha T. Tyler. Mrs
Louis q. Young, Robert T. Waller, Miss
Mary Waller. John Tyler Waller. Miss
Grace Tyson, Mrs. Gatewood and Allan
Tyson, and all others concerned appear in
said court on WEDNESDAY, THE gTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 4. D. 1905 AT 10
O'CLOCK a. NJ, 70 show cause why such
application should not be granted. Let no
tice hereof be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and The washington Times
the return day herein mentiOned-the first
publication 20 be rot less than thirty davs
Justice. (SeaD. Attest;-JAMES TANNER
Register OF Wills for the District OF CO.
iumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court HER
BERT & MEOW. Attorneys. 1890
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No
1872. Administration. This is 10 give notice.
That the subscriber, OF the District Of CO.
iumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District OF Columbia, letters testa-
mentary on the estate Of Susan Gangevger
late OF the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers Thereof. legally au-
thenticated, 70 the subscriber. on OF before
the 25D DAY OF JULY a. D. 1903; other
wise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 30th day Of July. 1908 THE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST con-
PA$Y. FREDK EICHELBERGER. TRUSS
Officer. (Seal.) Attest JAMES TANNER.
Register OF Wills Tor the District OF Coiuu-
bia- Clerk Of the Probate Court. JOHN B.
LARNER. Attorney. Jysl.au7.A
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRTHWEsR.

GOLDENBERG' 5. 7th and X sts. NV.
.. kANN. SONS 4 CO. Sth ana laaF1et space
GREENS CAPITAL 4 - V j. Il 4 " U
AGENCY, ll46 l5th st. NV.
w E AcNULIY, Cigar store. l4th and L NV.
,. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. Gth At. Rhode
Island ave. and ~ 81, Nv.
n. Z. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9tb 81. and
Massachusetts ave nv.
CHAS. {. HORNUNG, Cnristiaui Pharmacy,
sW. cor. 7th and 81 sts. NV.
6ANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. "A. NEITCH. 10Th ana N SITS. NV.
QUlGLEY'S PHARMACY. Zlst ana q SITS. NV.
3 81. WAGNER & CO. LIST and II sts. NV.
y. q. TAHLOE, COR 9Th and p SIS. nv,
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th ana Pa ave NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 11Ih & Park road
4AIgINGLY'S PHARMACY, 14th and l.
X D HOWARD. 18th and W.
n v FOGIIE. 2S29 BrightW0Od ave-
AALCBE'S PHARMACY, ls67 Csa9eEt 81
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SANITORIUM.

TAEOMA PARK Rest Cure sanitorit,r,, 80
open the first Of July for rheumatic. nervous
troubles and convalsscents Mix diet mas
sage, and exercise reducing obesity a spe-
cialty Doctors patients desired Mrs L I
PERcIYA1- late teacher Of massage, BattIs
Greek Sanitorium. Ieao-s0t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

PCRTER-None but those experienced in dry
| s99ds store need apply 900 an 81. nv. II
SHOP BoY-Good. eolored Apply sos G st.
SOBER MAN TO work in stable; must under
stand care OF horses. Apply al once. j.. III.
FINLEY q SON, zoS Massachusetts ave. nc.
SWIFT colorJd cook and eolored au-round
girl for cafe. 1921 7th 81 NV AUST
TWENTY TEAMS ana drivers. 18Th and
81 NV au7-2t
AITER-First-class; colored; for PennsyI-
yanIa; way paid. PHILIP HOTEL
AGENCY, so 7th 81 NV It
YOUNG NAN-Experienced IN agricultural
store. 1921 9Th ST. NV, au6-3t
YOTWH-Brlght. industrious. N a plumbing
establishment attend 10 office and make
himself generally useful Address with full
particulars. PLUMBER 121 II st. NV.
au6-3t
HELP WANTED-Aale and Female
WANTED-Wi5e awake man or woman 20
solicit teas and coifees; good commission
sTENoGRAPHERs ars always in demand.
We can prepare you for a position in 80
hOuCN- STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
0rado building Open day and night nyls-tf
WANTED-AGENTS.
LIBERAL TERMS TO agents 10 solicit BUSH
ness Tor a responsible up-to-date Casualty
Company, writing all lines. J. c. ROE.
Empire state surety Co.. Room 100 Colorado
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
HOUSEkEEPER-By settled woman. place
as housekeeper for gentleman and small fam
iy 7l4 loth ST. So. au7-3t
GIRL-By coIored girl. laundry or cleaning
by day, 500 24th 81, pw- au6-2t
BY COLORED girl place 10 work half
DAYS and mornings go Gordon ave ne- IL
BY REFINED middle-aged woman. position
as hOusekeepeT for Wid0Wer OF old lady and
gentleman address BOX -4l, Times ONCE.
DAYS WORK wanted by young white yyo-
man. MRS. RICHARDSON. 16I3 X 81. nv.
AUST
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave- ne.
CHAS. II BLUMER, y. Cap. ana II SITS. ne.
AcCHESNE4 s. JOACHIM. cor. &c aad y sts,
kRAUS' PHARMACY, 6th and h sta.
4cCAESNEY g. JOACHIM. sth ana + SITS. ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM, llth and =. Cap. e..
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STRAW HAT CLEANING

SPECIAL! Straw Hats cleaned. 15c; Pana-
mas. sc; derby's and feltss 15c; expert work
men; WASH SHOE SHINING PARLORS
OIL Pa ave. NV 1e@9-ns ". f-38t
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EoR sALE-mIscELLANEoua

ANNUAL PIANO SALE.
~ TO 500 REDUCTION OK NEW PIANOS.
ALMOST NEW $3.50 UPRIGHT Oily slS5.
ShAIIIEUL NEW $500 UPRIGHT ONLY $50
HIGH GRADE $50 UPRIGHT sfs5.
HIGH GRADE $50 UPRIGHT SZe5
HIGH GRADE $50 UPRIGHT $3.50
HIGH GRADE s475 UPRIGHT ss75
Easy Payments. Tuning 8 IS. Storage, etc
GEO LAWRENCE, SIS O. ca ass Bros Pianos
IL
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aOuTHEAsr-

A z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol ats
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS. 70.
a =. BURROWS, 18th and Pa. ave-
3 y. WELLER. cor. SIN and I