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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS

touches the heart--and this is the
highest office of music.
Why We Enjoy Music.
new book has appeared, The
Basis Of Musical Pleasure. The author
takes up the power of tone, form, as
ISOLATION, symbolizauon; etc. He
denies that vague emotional effects
can be due to physical properties of
sound. Physiological effectiveness is
merely the substratum of musical
delight. Before 1t can yield higher
pleasure 1t must be elaborated into
formal beauties and enriched with
memories and symbolizations." And
he Is quite as positive about another
theory-"the attempt to establish a
musical doctrine by means of a sys-
tenn of metaphysics resembles the en-
deavor to reach neighboring city
by first travelling around the globe. I'm
til philosophers agree, we may relin-
quish such efforts"
He aso reviews the various sym
bolistic theories and the perspective
theory. "Symbolization. according to
most writer's considered, accounts for
the deepest charm OF art" But sym
bolizations resemble patches, they form
no system, no plot; they only guarantee
a fitful enjoyment; they are too I'M
certain to serve as the basis OF must
cal enjoyment" they do not saturate
a composition down to it's ultimate
componenrs. In symbolization the
tones initiate certain human or natur-
al phenomena, but in parallellsm, It is
not imitation but agreement. Under
this subject of Tonal and Mental
ParalIelism," he gives his own theories.
He says: THE various factors of
mind and music not only match each
other interconnection," And later he
says, we have been led to a conclu-
sion that melody is not a duplica-
ton of any mental content, but a
content itself. So we have again ar
rived at the knottiest problem Of mu-
steal esthetics, which seems to defy all
analysis, /. e., the nature Of melody"
The Stephens Studios.
The Messiah will be given on Jan.
81, probably in the First Baptist
church. The soIoists will be an
nounced early next month, as negotia-
tions are now pending. The choruses
are improving, and an excellent per-
Torrance is assured the public. There
will be no rehearsal of the society
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Stephens and Miss Carpenter
gave a programme for the guests at
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Chaffee
at Armenia last Wednesday.
The violin quartet will make its first
appearance the pupils recital, which
will be given about Jan. %. The
| junior orchestra. which has been re-
hearsing regularly, will also appear at
| this recital.
Five of the prominent churches of
Fargo and vicinity are furnished with
soloists from the Stephens studios,
| Mrs. Stephens at the First Baptist;
Mrs. E. r, Wright at the First Metho-
| dist; Miss Mabel Flaten at the Broad
way Methodist; Miss Alice Olsen at
the Norwegian Lutheran, and Miss
Grace Chadbourne at the First Metho-
| dist Detroit Mimi
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cIarenee Eddy. oraanist.

Gt1FSUGS EuuJr OF2aut&ts
1t is understood that a contract has
been signed for the appearance of
Clarence Eddy, the celebrated organist,
at the Masonic temple early in March,
when he win give a recital on the fine
new organ which was installed i'm the
temple few months ago. OF Mr..
Eddy, The Evening Herald erie, Pa
said of an appearance in that city
In November:
The coming of Clarence Eddy is a
compliment to any city and Erie
showed its appreciation of the visit
of the great music master. The organ
at St Patrick's was never heard to
better advantage than last night Mr..
Eddy is certainly an artist Of the
piped instrument His performance
was a revelation. His manual and
pedal technic, is brilliant, and his deft
and effective registration little short
of marvellous. 1t would be impossible
to excel his admirable and prodigious
technic, but he excels not only in
mechanical ability. in the wonderful
purity and clearness of his execu-
ton, but in in mastery way his ex-
traordinary ability, which has made
him a most famous organist
Cavalieri Coming in January.
Lima Cavalieri has cabled to Mr.
Russell at Boston from Paris that she
will start for the United States early
in January.
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Saturday evening by members of the
faculty was great success. The citi-
zens who attended were very enthus-
iastic and declared it was one of the
finest performances given in Lidger-
wood.
Miss Olson left for wHliston, Thurs
day evening. to appear as soloist at a
concert to be given by the city band.
A. III. Dodsley will have charge OF
the music at the Y. NJ. c. A. next Sun
day.
Members of the faculty will partici-
pate in a concert TO be given at Fort
Ransom. Rec. %, for which the follow
Ing programme has been prepared:
(a) Rhapsodie ............... Brahms
Obj Bryllupsdag paa Trollhaugen. -.
s.................. Grieg
Miss Aslaug Olson.
Carmena Waltz Song ........ Wilson
Miss Marie Mccormick.
(a) Son Of the Puszta ..... Keller Bella
OBJ Slumber Song ........... Hauser
Olaf Henrlkson.
la Saeterjentens Sondag ....... Bull
OBJ Christmas Song Adams
Miss Mccormick.
(a) Caprice ..,... .Paganini- List
OBJ Capella de Guillaume Tell :. List
Miss Olson
(a) La Cinuuantaine. Gabriel Marie
OBJ Treaumerie ...S chumann
Mr.. Henrikson.
(a) Were Bird .................
Cb) Phyllis ..........-..........
(c) Lift Thine Eyes Logan
Miss Mccormick.
Fargo operahouse Orchestra.
Director Stephens Of the orchestra at
the Fargo operahouse is maintaining a
high class OF music for oyertures and
entire act music. and many favorable
comments have been heard among the
patrons Of this theatre. Three recent
programmes are given herewith:
James X. Haekett-The King.
Overture-Raymond ....... Thomas
Selection-The Chocolate Soldier.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strauss
Excerpts from La Travita.
observation-disclosures ......... Herbert
The Climax.
Overture-The Climax Briel
Berceuse from Jocelyn GODDARD
Salut D'Amour .....,...-.......E lgar
Meditation from That's. $50. Massanet
(Violin solo by Mr.. Stephens)
The Song Of the Soul Brlel
Maxine EiIiot-The inferior Sex.
Observation-Disclosures Lustspiel. see.
".'''...-.......... Keller Bella
Selection-The Chocolate Soldier.
........,,. ...........O, Strauss
Ballet Music from Faust. .........
...,.............- Gounod
Selection-The Broken Idol. .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Van Alstyne
Paraphrase on the Melodie in F..
.-........... Rubenstein- Tobani
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HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OF
fees Douglas Bldg, lib Broadway.
A. ]. o'sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO.
". d. Offices in deLendrecie Bldg.
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Dakota Conservatory.

Last Thursday was examination day
and students in the various theoretical
classes took examinations.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
AccoIINTANT
ARCHITECTS.

WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
countant Phone 399-J. 1920 Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
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The Pupils recital given last Tues
day evening was one Of the best ever
given by the pupils Of the conserva-
tended enjoyed the evening thoroughly.
tory and those who attended enjoyed
the evening thoroughly.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT g. RICHARDSON, ATTOR-
neys at law. ONCE, and 8, Morton
MILLER, HENRY F., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo Ma
tional bank block, Fargo.
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate
practice a speciality.
ROBINSON, j. f., ATTORNEY AT
Law, 612 Front street, Fargo. Prac-
tees In all courts. Tax cases a spe-
clalty.
TURNER, II. r.. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offices in Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices in all courts.
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Forum want Ads Are Business Getters
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REAuTY pARLnRa.
DENTISTS.

NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLoRs,
Electrolysis, massage, chiropody and
manicuring. los Broadway. Phone 1851.
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The concert given at Lidgerwood last
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llMnE RTAkER

DIR. STEM HANSON. OSTEOPATHIC
physician. A. 8. o. Phone 230l.L Snits i
Pioneer Life Building, Fargo.
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DR.. J. r. FRENETTE, DENTIST.
Entrance on Broadway, Fargo, N. ID.
DR.. FL. L. STARTLING, DENTIST. ROOM
s, del endrecie block, corner Front and
Seveni y streets south, Fargo, n. D.
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AND LICENSED EMBALMER. FTJNFR-
al supplies. j. E. Rice. South Broad
way Office south OF Moody's store
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Saturday evening by members Of the
faculty was great success. The citi-
Gems who attended were very enthus-
iastic and declared 1t was one Of the
finest performances given in Lidger-
wood.
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GRACE n. ROBINSON, II. U. AssO.
ciated charities; / to D. m. No Is.
Eighth street south, phone SGT Resi-
dence, 1923 Il irst avenue south. phone
b64-J, Hours: $50 9. ~ to ) d. M Ait
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Miss Olson left for williston, Thurs
day evening. to appear as sOloist at a
concert to be given by the city band
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WIN. KLIMMkK, TIA NINTH
avenue south Master Turning and re.
pairing. Phone 616-L.
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MIDWIFE AND NURSE

MRS. ALIDI SLAATELED, GRADUATE
as midwife (Jordemoder)~ and nurse
from Christiania, Norway. l8 Tenth
street south. Phone 1877. Fargo,
N. ID.
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A. III. Dodsley will have charge OF
the music at the Y. NJ. c. A. next Sun
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-24

The violin quartet will make its first
appearance the pupils recital, which
will be given about Jan. %. The
junior orchestra. which has been re-
hearsing regularly, will also appear at
this recital
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The Stephens Studios.

Mrs. Stephens and Miss Carpenter
gave a programme for the guests at
the wedding of Miss Dorothy Chaffee
at Armenia last Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICES
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
INDEPENDENT REDMEN HALL ASS

INDEPENDENT REDMEN HALIl ASSOCT-
ALTON.
NOTICE is hereby given that at meeting
of the board of directors. held on the 24th day
of February, 1910, assessment (No. IL of
twenty-five cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately in Z. S. gold coin to the sec
retary. at the office of the association, No. 1879
Fourth street. San Francisco. California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid the 9th day of April, 1910, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on Saturday, the 30th day of April.
1910. Mt IL o'clock noon. to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost of adyer-
tising and expenses of sale.
BY order of the board of directors.
G.. G.. BOLSDORFF. Secretary.
Ofhce-NO 1879 Fourth st, San Francisco,
Cal Heurs-11 a. m. TO 3 q. m.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO-Final dividend In lfquida-
tion has been declared, payable at once on
surrender of certificate of stock, at the office
of the secretary, 240 Sansome street, south
east corner of California street. in the base
ment of the Mutual Life building. between
the hours of II and / O'Clock p. m. by order
OF board of directors. FRANK F. STONE, See.
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INVESTMENTS

WITHDRAW your deposit from the bank yield
ing only per cent and invest In the follow
ing: Turlock o. Modesto irrigation bonds yield
ing ~. per cent; Oakland Traction preferred,
yielding 61a per cent; Realty Syndicate certth-
Gates yielding 6 4 per cent; Oakland crematory,
yielding per cent.
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE

FOR sale or exchange-S1O. 600: completely
equipped money making ranch OF 571S acres
In Conn valley. Nspa county. only miles
from ST. Helena; furnished room house. large
barn. horses. COW. tools. winery. 40. OO0
gallon cooperage, wagons, 23 acres resistant
grapes yrs old, 20 acres bottom alfalfa land ds
stream runs through the place. present owner
has made enough to retire; is old and wants
10 20 10 city; will sell on easy terms-One-
fourth casn. balance easy terms, so you can
make il out Of place. Might consider San
Francisco or Oakland improved property but
prefer to sell. Apply r r. CROSS, 1903
Monsdnock bldg. tel. Douglas 24S6.
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Undeveloped oil companies /:

Purssma Hills. exceedingly promising. pres
ent price, 25c; Sisquoc. 15c; Lady Washington,
1sc; San Luis Bay. fsc; Madison, 15c; Midway
Oregon. 2oc; Independence, 12c; Section Six,
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W. E. Barnard.
II Bacon Block Oakland.

E. F. wAYLAND & Co, BROKERS'.
AIS Monadnoek Building, San Francisco. Cal
STOCKS OFFERED FOR QUICK SALE.
81, 600 Ocean Shore Bonds per cent. a 420. 90
1000 shares La Blanca oil Co. q 22
1000 shares Coanga Crude Oil Cog Bid
i. 600 shares Spring Tire Co.....-.....M 90
l, 900 shares Templor Ranch Oil Co. a q
/. 600 shares Alaska Petrol. & Coal Co. q .23
1000 shares Coainga Aladdin on Co.. a is
900 New York Coalinga oil Co... a 20
/, 900 Landau Economic Syphon. % 20
200 shares Empire Oil Co.. ..........Q 500
100 shares Mascot Copper Co.-.......Q Ito
Is United Wireless pfd (trans) "a 20
) shares Chispas Rubber Plant.....@ S-00
a shares PalenGue Plantation, Co. a 30 %
1 Hidalgo Rubber 1906 ......... a 400 90
INyESTMENTS-To those having $1,000 to
S5. to invest offer stock in established
and successful land company that will yield
for l. viii secure your investment with clear
real estate. A position salesman by which
you can make big money, if desired, to those
purchasing stock. A straight. legitimate bust
ness proposition subject to your fullest tnyesti-
cation. Address box 323a. Call office.
INVESTMENT
So. 500 II Per Cent Gross
Here is an exceptionally good income piece
of property for sale at less than cost; inspect
1t at once; don't put it OF another day, but at
tend to il today.
w e. MORAN & CO..
p. O. BLOCK, SOUTH BERKELEY.
OCEAN SHORE RY. BONDS FOR SALE. d.
E. BESECKER. PAS PACIFIC BUILDING.
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PRICE $500.
KANE & COMPANY,
215-M0NTG0MERY-217
ARTISTIC DWELLING. JUST COMPLETED
-rn

ARTISTIC DWELLING. JUST COMPLETED.
TERMS TO SUIT.
OF unusual merit situated on the sunniest
corner; environed by beautiful homes; the exte-
rior designed by artist of rare capabilities;
is "a very successful adaptation of the charming
mission period; the interior is unequaled for
up to date smartness of every detail; on the nrst
floor is swagger living finished in the
English oak; the large open fireplace is of Har-
ward brick fanked By interesting tavern benches /;
the walls are covered with q mellow brown
paneled high. surmounted by imported paper;
pleasing buffet is built in; the culinary ap-
purtenances are complete; second floor 8
chambers; the wall treatment is striking di-
gression into new fields of artistic beauty; the
basement has servants room, laundry, wine Gel
lar. ETC.. there is provision for a garage; only
81, 900 required and balance monthly pay
ments; key at office. which is near above resi-
dence.
E. \. FRITZ, 14o1 Masonic aY.
Open every day, including Sunday.
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GUY REAL EsTATE-Contfnued

CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued
BALDWIN & HOWELL. sls-s24 KEARNY ST.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 91s-S24 KEARNY ST.
URBAN AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SPECIALS
slI 50O--FoR A BUILDER! IosxisO. sunny
side OF 1st Rv.. for nats or homes to4l5l
ss6oo-sPendia Western addition egrner, ,s s,Isl
t4556)
sS5oO-Store and dat; business investment in
Western addition; rents $685. $4,000 GA. cash :
$4.75o-Make us an orer. NV. cor. ID az aud
St. Sunset. 35A95 IT.: dandy corner
s4,6oe-S6 feet sunny side OF :. axe st. In
side or 9th av.; excellent for nome or
Oats.
INCOME.
SIS, s,5Oo--Near Market and 18th sts.; substantial
ssss swsss % oeesps ssGGss aa Income sao
month iarxs lot (64slJ
s12, ,oo&-8 new nsts. Haight and Deytsa-
dero; rooms and bath each; 2oxlIoi
Just completed; Will rent for $3.50 per
$780, story brick building close TO 4th and
Mission rented at $50 II month; s.. 800
mortgage can stand tools)
RESIDENCES.
SIS, 00o-Splendid residence on double key lot;
sunny exposure all sides; substantially
aud well built; conveniently arranged I:
vicinity OF California and Cough sts-: Will
entertain proposition for exchange. t6ool)
oeo-Feil ST; facing Golden Gste PARK ];
house OF IL rooms and ba tn; inlald doors;
large lot. 50xf35 6. t4I9)
SIS 2oo-A charming home Of 10 rooms and bath; /;
Ashbury heights district; furnsce. etc (;
beautiful view Of bay, ocean and sur
rounding hills (592SJ
81, 7,5oe-Delig6tful home on double frontage lot :
facilities for garage; lot fronts on
streets; every thing convenient. q sunny
rooms and BATH See owner. lois Clayton
ST. today.
Send for February list OF property for sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 31S-S24 KEARNY ST.
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S.. S50-Rents s726 per year; hsts OF As
rVoms and bath each; In perfect condition:
key lot; near California and Fillmore; pay
nearly 10 per cent net.
BALDWIN & HOWELL 3iS-S24 KEARNX ST.
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1. K. d. GRUBB.
81 Montgomery st.

81 Montgomery ST.
Real Estate, Fire Insurance.
Estates Managed-Bonds Given.
Office hours-t0 to IL, TO 4.
!. SS. .20o--Cheap lot. 22:11x60 ft.; Pleasant
q. nr. Taylor and Sacramento; value increased.
S4.000-Bargain; key lot; Lyon st. Califor-
mia; about 2Sx100 TT; room for good flats; fine
renting neighborhoOd.
S6.5O0-Good story house; Sutter St La
guna; 30:Sx95; rents $500; central.
$40, ,000-Cost owner S11 900; beautiful West
ern addition residence. Pine north side of
Webster; sunny; in elegant order; IL rooms,
bath, furnace, French range: can alter reason
ably to house keeping rooms to bring $500 month
ly; owner secrihcing on account of absence.
$500. reduced from $6.000-S3, 600 can re-
main or mortgage at reasonable rate; 4th ave.
near ST. fine cottage; sunny, good
plumbing, S foot basement; good investment
either as home Or as changed TO two flats; lot
o5xI2O feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

SEQ NARKET ST. RAJ. 500 WESTBANk BLDG.
No CHARGE FOR LISTING 4 BUSINESS
RESTAURANT; clears 500; will sacrifice: make
ckNDY. ICE CREAM. STATIONERY; $3.50; rent
So. living rooms
BOOMING HOUSE. p rooms, always full I;
steady boarders; $500.
sADOON: good corper; living rooms, bath;
$3.50: rent S.s5.
GROCERY: swell business; good stock; living
Eoome. $3.50
NICKEL0DEoN; transfer corner; wiIl,sel cheap
OF exchsnge.
DANCE HALL and SPORTING PLACE; hay
civ: $500: swell.
sFor BARGAINS in business places Of sli de
ipfians
+- Clarke & MAGNUs. $50 Market ST. rm. 5o7.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

NOTICE-HAIF INTEREST ~ FIRST CLASS
SALOON AND FAMILY LIQUOR BUSINESS;
500 viii buy the = interest. rent only S4j q
month. This Is . good opportunity for young
man mat VIII come ln ami hustle.
GEO. A. HERRICk. lO05 MARKET ST.
Xxx
SNAIL RETAIL BUSINESS; VIII clear $50 a
week; price 500.
GRO A. HERRICK. loo5 MARKET ST.
XX
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CITY REAL ESTATE

EXPENSES do not come to per cent per an
mum. The rents are the cheapest in the entire
district, in fact. have house keepers from
other houses renting apartments for their
own quarters. Flats of and rooms, sunny
and light, Sacramento ST. close to Polk
rent from $3.50 TO S34 and are all rented.
Rented at very low rent to prevent vacan-
cies, THE ONLY SURE CURE.
PRICE $4,000.
LOT 55x1lo FEET
CEMENT YARD AND BASEMENT.
THERE ARE is APARTMENTS IN ALL AND
ONE OF THEM is GIVEN FREE TO
CARE TAKER, YET 1T PAYS IS PER
CENT PER ANSUM.
COME EARLY
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FOR sale or exchauge-Sonoma warm sulphur
springs property. 135 acres. pavilion and bath
houses; ine fishing Sonoma creek: y mile
from Kenwood station, miles from Glen Ellen.
B. L. SPENCE, 2T2 Bacon bldg, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05
PAY 1s PER CENT NET.

Z and bath each; near Scott and
Bush; full price only $40. $50; bank mortgage
of 1000. t5994l
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Send for February list OF property for sale
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-sc4 KEARNY ST.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-05

81, ,600-Rents, $50 per month; . story building
store below and dat above OF rooms and bath !;
lot 25x100 feet; property must be sold 10 close
estate; 1921 18th South. blocks from
line running along Sd ST. and Railroad =. !;
IL minutes from Sd and Marx et .sts.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 3IS-S24 kEARSY ST.
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BEST BUY IN THIS PAPER.

Residence of Louis Roesch. ESQ, on Howard St.
In Mission warm belt; house well suited for
doctor; 10 rooms, bath; large basement.
banquet hall etc; sunny exposure on all sides:
extra large lot. 60x1 22:6. Price S12.5o0-
BALDWIN & HOWELL. s1s-s24 KEARNY ST.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

Great wheat country: 100 acre farms in the
rich delta of the Sonora river. American
line in Mexico, between Southern Pacific and
sea; most excellent climate; deep garden soil /;
corn, wheat, cotton, beans, alfalfa. dates,
oranges. lemons all vegetable products: good
market; 10000 acres now opened TO American
farmers; first 10000 acres at So per acre, half
cash; this is really s100 land See or write US
Immediately.
c. NJ. WOOSTER COMPANY.
IO2 Market ST. San Francisco. Cal
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TIE san FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY,
TITLES RESTORED

TITLES RESTORED
Under McEnerney act. conn plete. S35. Title Co.,
951-3 Monadnoek bldg. Sd and Market SITS.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-12-08

pares highly fortified seed beds
for grains, root crops, fruit trees
and grasses.
Extensive Investigations lead to
the conclusion that while nearly ev-
every tract OF logged off land pre-
sents some different features. SEN
sible adoption of the following three
approved methods will accomplish
their clearing at little cost:
First: BY the Char Pit method
where economy aid not time is the
important factor.
Second: BY the skilled use of
powder and donkey engine, where
land must be cleared quickly.
Third: Where land to be clear
ed is second growth slashing, with
stamps four to fourteen inches i'll
diameter and in great numbers, they
can best be cleared with good
horsepower capstan with wire ca
bles, chokers, ETC., which can be
bought complete for two hundred
dollars. II larger stumps are Occas-
sionally met, they can be blown to
pieces and then pulled, or Char
Pitted, as the owner may desire.
1t appears that we have the ideal
soil conditions for using this pro-
cess to the best advantage, and it
would be we'll for some one who
has some large stumps they want
to get rid of to give this method
a trial and work it systematically to
find out if it could not be made to
do the business here.
1t is so cheap and easy that it
is certainly worth trying at least.
At the Kinney Studio is where
you get good photographs.