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HEAVILY FINED
For WalfuIly Breaking Glass Beer
Bottles on Street Pavement-Next
Offender Gets the Limit.

Pursuant to many complaints which
have been made, the police last even
ing caught n James Hodgins throw
ing away and breaking glass bottles
on the pavement as he was leaving the
city eastwards. The offender was taken
to police headquarters and after a
hearing the defendant was fined $25, or
county jail. Today the defendant was
trying his hardest to raise the money
to a the fine which he thought was
pretty stiff for breaking two bottles on
the street, but the court told him that
the practice a to be stopped and the
next man caught would probably be
given the limit, $50.
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Second was q dead heat.
Time-2I4M, 2:14&, 2:1s, 2:17M,
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IN the World Of Sport
RACES AT
THE STATE FAIR
NO MERE PUNKIN' TROTs WILL
BE sEEN WHEN HORSES ARE
STARTED NEXT WEEK BIG
PRIZES HAVE BEEN HUNG UP-
LOOK FOR NEW RECORDS.

The races at the state fair this year
will not be a punkin' trot in any par
ticular. About 100 horses will compete
for the various prizes that are hung
Up by the association. In this number
are some of the fastest horses in the
northwest. Those who are competing
at Winnipeg this week are practically
all entered for Fargo Ind the directors
are confidently expecting to see the
track record OF the state lowered in
some of the races.
Between each heat Of the races this
year free attractions will take place
in front Of the amphitheatre so there
will be something doing every minute
for the people to enjoy.
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National League
American Lenrnn
A~sEERIoAN RELOCATION.


Kansas City. July 1s.-A walk. an
3uL lngle and two doubles in the
nrsI inning gave Kansas City three
runs while g double steal In the fol1rtb
scored another tally. Columbus new
or was able to catch up. Kansas Citv
sSoreo again in the sixth on two singles
aLter Powell had reached 1rst. foreinp
poWney at second. Eight strafehf
DalIs' q sacrifice and a long single
gave the visitors two in the first wills
z sangie. double M an infeld nv
Score:
Kansas City =:
Columbus !
Cooper and Smith. SouA'
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decorator, would BE the right mar IN
the right place as 4 menlber az the
board of education In Moorhead. He
Is q man Of affairs, ia directly inter-
ested having children OF his own go
Ing to school. is a taxpayer and has
always shown himself to be equal to
the demands made upon him in a pub
lie way. While conservative in his
methods he is ~enterprfginR a 4 he
lever IN doing the best for all OF the
people n more than one thing he
thinks that the very best in the way
OF education is just the thing. The
election is on Saturday.
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PHoNE YOUR WANTS TO THE FORUM
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Tents for the State Fair.

Never before has the demand for
tents been SO great for the state fair
Fargo as it has this year. Over
twenty-six orders for big tents have
filed with A. ]. Wright & Sons of
this city already and letters are being
received every day. Today the factory
force was set to making new tents to
meet the demand, and those which
have been in use at Valley City and
other places are being rushed home.
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Chicago, July 18.-Cravafh,a hat+iro
gave Philadelphia the openinE gams
OF the series with Chicago, 6 RAJ Il AytS
er Chicago took the lead Cravathss
sIlple In the third put the visitors
anead: Moere's wildness was respon-
sible for the locals tying the score bmf
Cravath,s homer, which cleared the
right field screen gave PhiladeIphia fha
winning run. Score: n
Chicago :
Philadelphia 8
Batteries-Cheney and Archer: Moors
and Killifer. s
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EYenlna Grain Laktar.

Chicago, July 18.-Wheat. Today's
range of prices was infinitely narrow
err as compared with the past two ses-
sions. the market however, being OF
a nervous character and showing poor
raIlying proclivities. The best sum
port came from shorts, although there
was q moderate amount Of buying for
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WIN oRer Reward.

An official of the Moorhead Automo-
plle club today said that probably at
the mex meeting of the club q resolIIs
ton would be adopted providing for
n Offering of a good reward for the
arrest and conviction OF persons caught
glass bottles in the streets
of cities n villages and upon h
highways. Tt is said that the practice
a become a nuisance and the best
means are to be adopted to stop the
to delight in.
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Corn Is Weak.

Chicago, July 1S.-Corn market has
developed great weakness, shorts cov-
ering on yesterdays decline and again
weakness this morning, but as soon as
such wants were supplied the market
gave way and it was very hard to
make sales. Market broke about 1
cent in short order. Selling mainly by
longs. Considerable selling recently
by private wire concerns. Further
purchases of new wheat to arrive have
been made this morning. The cash
houses are getting the wheat for Au-
gust shipment at September delivery
price. Harris. Winthrop & Co.
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Local Quotations.
New York Produce.

New York, July lS.--Butter easy, un-
changed, receipts 1891: creamery ex-
27@27Ac, firsts 26W26Mc, state
dairy finest 26c, process extra 26c, Irsts
ASA @24hc, factory current make 2Sc
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Sc. Louis Is nounsd.

st. Louis, July 1S.-Brooklyn tooh
the opening game from st. Louis. 4 70
l. Rucker was effective in ali but ths
sIxth inning in which the locals scored
ped by rain in the fifth and resImed
after a half hours wait under protest
OF Manager B~resnahan, who announced
he would hle a protest.
Score. d r w
st. Louis =
SonASA 1S q
Batteries-SaI1ee, Dale and Bresnas
han; Rucker and Miller.
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Pirates &c Dornod.

Pittsburg, July 1S.-Naw yort, ~.
Camnitz and Adams hard. vvinning
from Pittsburg 10 to q. M~athawao5
was g puzzle to the local batsmen.
p,ffs1nrs: r. II. II
New yari.
Ii q
baCterles-Mathewson and Meyerst
Carnnitz, Adams and Gibson.
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Livestock Receipts.

Chicago, July IS.-Hogs $4,000; left
higher; light $7.20@7.7O; mixed $40
@7.72; heavy $6.95@7.67; rough 1886
@7.72; cattle 5000 slow; yesterdays
close, 10 to 15c lower than Monday;
sheep 5000 strong to 10 cents higher.
Kansas City, July 1S.-Hogs 5000;
cattle 1000: sheep 1000.
Omaha, July 18.-Hogs $500; cat
tie 1900; sheep $500.
VI Harris, Winthrop & Co.
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Report.

Liverpool, July 1S.-The compare
tive strength in Winnipeg with the
firmness in Buenos Ayres and the
continued unfavorable weather In
Russia mostly offset the pronounced
weakness in America yesterday and
the values at opening were IA lower.
Following the opening there was some
disposition shown for profits and an
additional decline of is to Ia oc-
CURED with estimates for America of
a bumper spring wheat yield, but this
was followed by speculative support
owing to the less favorable harvest
weather in Europe. At 1870 D. m. the
market was dull IN IA lower than
yesterday. Corn opened Is higher
for September with the strength in
Buenos Ayres, but later declined 3-8
on the expectations Of heavy Argen-
tine shipments this week and the
favorable weather there for the move
ment.
Buenos Ayres, July 18.-Wheat
closed steady and unchanged. Ship
ments are expected to be larger as in
dicated by c~learances and farmers are
holding as the export demand contin-
ues. The grading is poor and most
shipments are being made at sixty
pounds to the busheI, or under. Corn
firm and net 1-S advance. The
foreign demand keeps holders firm,
although there is a large business be-
ing done by exporters with no signs of
abatement.
Russia, July 1S.-Our agent at Mic
oiaten cables rain and unsettled con-
dittons continue in the southwest
where harvesting is in progress.
Broomhall.
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SUICIDE WAS A
MOORHEAD Nan


The dispatches yesterday, gave d
story from Victoria. British Columbia.
to the effect that one "W. J. Vanyeit
or East Grand Forks. Mimi. had shot
snot himself with a revolver and s1c-
cunbed to his injuries immediately.s
Ihe dispatch also said that the ira
gedy followed a long 1ourney and
ruthless effort at reconciliation with
his wife.
Was q Mcorhead Man.
Investigation has disclosed that the
unfortunate man is believed to be
William J. VanVleit of Moorhead. who
IS known to have left the city a week
ago last Tuesday for Canada. and
those who know something of the
mans affairs know that he deposited
MS money in a bank at East Grand
FORKS. Mimi, and that checks on that
account have been drawn by Mr.. Van
Welt since he left here on the day
named. The last directory gives his
ADDRESS In Moorhead at 615 Ninth
street south where he lived with his
Wire. Parties in Moorhead for whom
VanVleit Travelled and who know
something of his business and domes-
nc affairs, said this afternoon that
they had as yet received no word
Whatever from Mrs. VanVleit or any
n else there. 1t is said that about
the day before the tragedy the unfor.
tunate man must have received letters
from both Fargo and Moorhead.
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Northwest Weather.

a.
Thief River Falls-Clear, calm, so.
Glenwood-Part cloudy, calm, So.
Hankinson-Cloudy, light southwest
wind, so.
. Harvey-Part cloudy, calm, AZ.
Portal-Clear, calm, so.
Enderlin-Part cloudy, calm, SIS.
Bismarck-Clear, calm, So.
aSuperior-Cloudy, calm, 4S.
Minneapolis-Cloudy, light west
wind, Sc. Chas. E. Lewis & Co.
South Dakota Crops.
st. Paul. Mimi July 18.-N. M.
Hanson, of the state land department.
writes from Pierre, S. D., telling of
a trip to the state forest in the Black
Hills and reports that the crop sit
uation for the western half of the
state has shown such a decided change
in the last two weeks that it does not
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won Wlfh nnna

minneapolis, July 1s.-Both teams
hetqed loosely but Minneapolis took q
bs SeEer advantage Of the errors, com
DInlng hits off Robertson with mis-
plays, defeating Indianapolis 8 to 81
Minnae r.. FL. e.
T~ndJanspolss s.s...sA~s~ss..s.. 8 8 S
o1pS4iS a
Batterfes-Young ana 0wers
ertson and Casey. SOD
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Grain Receipts.

Chicago, July 1S.-Wheat AZ cars;
last year 633 cars. Corn 109 cars;
last year SO cars. Oats SO cars; last
year 1873 cars.
Minneapolis, July 1S.-Wheat SO
cars; last year 14S cars. Stocks wheat
decrease $50, 900 bushels in five days.
Duluth, July 1S.-Wheat 6 cars; last
year % cars.
Winnipeg, July 1S.-Wheat 112 cars;
last year 124 cars.
Chas. z. Lewis & Co.
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EkIund for Board of Education.
1t seems to be generally conceded
that Gust Eklund, the painter and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York nefented.

New York, July 1S.-New York was
defeated here by Cleveland s ia II
Cleveland punched FIVE hits off McConI
mel In the fourth when they practicalIy
won the game. Gregg was taken ont
when the visitors acquired a SAFE lead
n Baskette who replaced him was
New York y
Cleveland
Batterfes-Gregg, Baskette and
ONeil; Mcconnell and Sweeney.
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Shows Report.

Custer, Okla, July 18.-Threshing IS
in full swing. Wheat running from
s to 20 bushels; oats running 20 to
30 bushels, but they are testing very
light.
Catlin. ILL.,, July 1S.-Corn much
damaged by recent storms, oats down
but the loss will not be heavy.
Comstock, Neb., July 18.-Weather
conditions are not favorable this year,
no rain for over one month and ev-
erything is drying up. Spring wheat
and oats will be a total failure. Corn
Is stiu green, but very small and If
rain does not come at once, corn will
also be a total failure.
Marion, Kan, July 1S.-Wheat and
oats harvest finished and wheat
threshing has just begun. Yield in
some localities is good. Weather very
hot and dry but corn is looking all
right as it has been well worked and
fields are clean. Chinch bugs are very
bad and doing lots of damage in corn.
Bartlett Frazier CO.
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cENTRAL INTERNATIONAL.
standlna Of Tearns.
Reat Raraaina

Grand Forks 6, Duluth !.
Superior 5, Winnipeg 4.
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Ever offered IN this section hy How.
clearing sale.
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Reef Pricnn.

St. Paul, July 18.-Cattie 500, killers
steady, steers $6.O0@6.50, cows, heifers,
$50; feeders weak and Csc lower, $50
$3.50.
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Brewers Go Down.

Milwaukee. July is.-In a game
defeated Milwaukee In the lever
inning by q score OF 5 to 4 Two honoa
runs one by ChappeIle and he other
Dy burns teatured the contest.
MfiSga; r.. II. e.
Toledo
Batteries-Dougherty and Schalk:
Krause and Carisch.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS.
July Wheat.

Chas. e. Lewis q Co., Grain and Stock
Brokers, Morton Block. Fargo.
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MORE coon RACES
At JAMESTOWN

days races at the Stutsman county
fair were holly contested and proved
the best Of the meet thus far. The re-
suits are given below:
~ Pace.
HanS ...sssssssss 4
Gov. Wilson ..as.s.s..4 2
Paderwtskt ......s...3 4
Ona Bona .sssGsss..,5 b q
Second was a dead heat.
Time-2:I4M, 2:14&, 2:15, s:I7h-
Free For All.
Dr. Red
Kit annan .....ss..'.s.s. 8
Bertha A q
Time-2:I5A, 2:1sA. 2:15.
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look like the same country which p
parently vas suffering for rain to-
ward the end OF June. Bassford.
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They split F,veu.

Philadelphia, July 18.-Detroit won
the nrst game here IS TO / but lost the
second IN the eleventh inning s to (
on Lapp's triple and Haggerts single
COBB made seven successive hits. three
singles, three doubles and a trinle
Murphy, who claimed that the Detroit
nrst game, was ordered off the rrounda
by Umpire OLoughlin. Scores:
FIRST game- r. III. q.
Detroit "a ID
Batteries-Plank, Barry Eaan ana
Lapp; Dubuc and Kocher.
Second game y uE
Philadelphia K IA 4
Detroit
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Plank and Thorn
as Lapp; AXE and Stanage, OnsIow.
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STATE BASEBALL
Sherwood Took Four straight.

Sherwood Took Four Straight.
Sherwood, y. D. July 1S-sherwood's
fourth time this season, winning cas-
lily by a 6 to z count. This makes
thirteen games OIL OF seventeen that
the locals have won, n tied and
This game marked sherwoods
fourth straight victory in which the
opposition has scored but twice to
IS for Sherwood. Following are the
July Ii. score: F. h. e.
Sherwood .....s.......sss.ss =
F1axton y
Batteries-Tripp and Schroeder;
The feature Of the game was Trips
pitching. No hits and no runs being
secured of his delivery.
July IL F1axton was 2 shut Y
no hits being secured OF Davey, the
local twirler until the seventh, while
his team mates punched their hits or
Grinna. Score: i. =. 10.
Sherwood ...s..ss.ssss.ss...s 9 =
Batteries-Davey and Schroeder;
Grinna and Mcpherson.
July 10 Mohall got together a goodly
aggregation in the hopes OF slipp1ng
the 800 purse. but they struck the
locals at the wrong time. Brakken,
their star pitcher, was hammered for
ten hits in three innings. when
hind him netted Sherwood fourteen
runs. Tripp deserved another shut out,
and would have had it but for an error
m tha first mar up in the eighth. This
four games out of six Sherwood
has taken from Mohall, in which they
have scored rs runs to MohalIs IL
Score: Il n
Sherwood ,o
Mohall ......... 80. 2 ~
Batteries-Tripp and Trip; Brak-
n Bohan.
July is Antler was saved from a
shI,f ont when the umpire allowed a
rt1nner 70 score from 9 on a.
nassed ball, Notwithstanding that q
ss,,q one hase. Score: r. III. 70,
Sherwood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Antler ......t..s... 80.
and Smith.
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Canadian Crop.

Winnipeg, July 18.-Telegram last
night received from correspondents
throughout the west as follows: Ex-
cellent from 20 per rent of districts
heard from. Good from so per cent.
Fair 12 per cent. Damage, eight
places report hail as injurious, z
drouth injurious. poor seed and goph-
ers in other instances, Yield, 10 per
cent estimate wheat IS to 40 bushels.
Is per cent 20 to IS, SO per e 20 to
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Speculative Gossip.

Chicago, July 1S.-It was the gossip
on wheat last night that September
wheat is headed for 80 cents and may
get there this week. Bears will stick
To their opinion that wheat prices mus
decline to an export level before there
is any permanent good on the bull
side and that the sooner they get
there the better. The out and out
bears think tina without serious dam
age to spring wheat crop the situation
is such that no interest will be able
to control continuously. Heavy COW
ering of short corn has been on In the
last few days. There was l,0UO,oOO
bushels September bought in yester-
day by Chaplin, Harris Winthrop &
CO., Darrell and Logan and Bryan.
It was attributed to Lichstern. Bulls
expect the market to be Influenced
from now on by the cash situation
while the bears think the bull posi-
ton is wrong and that the cash mar
kets will weaken. Inter-Ocean.
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Weather Map.

Canadian norwest 40 to so clear
Minnedosa .0S: northwest Is to So
part cloudy Huron and st. Paul
.02; west "a to IS generally
cloudy, Valentine, Sioux City and Des-
Moines .02: North Platte raining 1.04:
Omaha "a; southwest 81 to rs part
cloudy Amarillo 1.02; Springfield, Mo.
Abilene raining .02; Ohio Valley 6S
to 7S part cloudy; Cincinnati 2.64;
Indianapolis AS; Columbus IL.
Chas. p, Lewis & Co.
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Benders win DoubIeheader.

Great BEND. N. d. July 18.--The lo-
Gals 1ourneyed to Wahpeton and took
both Games of a double header, win
ming from Hankinson In the forenoon
II 3 long drawn out game, 10 to s..
tThav heat Wahpeton In the afternoon
K fo q. THESE two games give Great
Band the championship OF Richland
county and OF southeastern North Da-
Tha heavy hitting for the Benders
IN tha two games was done by Tenner,
Wirtenberger, Parixek, Whiting, For
TIN and German; while Rentx and
Graan hif well for Hanlxinson and Red
noInan for Wahpeton. The Wahpeton
taafa Imported a st. Cloud battery but
fhev could not stop the Bender on
their march to victory. Bentley pitch
"a rond ball for the Benders in the
S~arsnnon while Forth was there at all
sfages III the afternoon game. Pari-
EEK caught these two pitchers In grand
style.
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The Markets
Weather Forecast.


Minnesota-Fair tonight and FRI
day; cooler in southeast portion to-
night; warmer in west portion Friday.
North Dakota-Fair tonight and
Friday; warmer Friday and in north
west portion tonight.
South Dakota-Fair tonight and
Friday, rising temperature Friday.
Montana-Fair tonight and Friday;
slowly rising temperature.
Nebraska and Kansas - Generally
fair tonight and Friday; cooler to-
night.
Iowa-Fair tonight and Friday;
cooler tonight.
Wisconstn-Fair tonight and FRI
day; cooler tonight and Friday.
Indiana-Fair and somewhat cooler
tonight; Friday fair.
Enthusiastically fair tonight and
Friday except probably scattered
showers in southern and central por-
tfong this afternoon or tonight;
cooler tonight and in south portion
Friday.
Missouri - Generally fair tonight
and Friday, except probably scattered
showers in east portion this afternoon
or tonight, cooler in east portion Fri
day. Chas. e. Lewis q Co
Argentine wheat shipments estimat-
ed this week 2,400, 900 bushels; corn
100000 bushels.
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Liverpool Wheat.

Liverpool, July l8-Wheat opens
steady, II to " lower; corn steady
" higher; 1880 p. m, wheat steady
II to N lower; corn easy " lower.
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Each Took ! Cana.

Washington, July 1s.-Wagbinrton
and St Louis divided a double header
Washington winning the first / r. n
and h visitors the second u 10 4. afta,..
going ten innings. Hughes held ST
Louis to four scattered hits in the hrsf
game. In the second am VAUGHN
IN the eighth inning and the
First Came n II N
Washington
st. Louis n
Batteries-Hughes and Ainsmffh,
Allison and Stephens.
Second Came n TT q.
Washington & IN )
st. Louis "a 4
Batteries-Brown, Zackerf. Adama
and Krichell, Vaughn; Petty ana VIII
liams.
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SITUATION WANTED.

Position as night 4watchman; Coast
wages expected. Jas. J. Sheahan.
1919 Fort st. k5424-1w.
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A ND some men try advertising as
"a the Indian tried feathers; he
took one feather and slept on it all
night; in the morning he remarked:
white man say feathers heap soft;
white man big fool. "---Selected.
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@O0 0@00 O 5000
WANTED

Everyone with anything for sale, to
play Safe" Considering the fac
tors OF sales. success in planning an
ad is more satisfactory than know
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Star-Bllletin Want Ads. Bring
Home the Bacon" every time.
5399-tf
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Everything In the printing line nj
Star-BuIletin, Alss"s street; hrakeh,
Merchant street
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REMNANTS.

College, school and fraternity. Sang
10y, 964 Mannakea. below King.
k5391.tf.
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PhOtO-Engraying OF highest grade
can be secured from the Star Bulletin
PhOt8- Engraving Plant kiss.
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MoToRcYcLEs.
EMBROIDERY.

Mrs. Carolina Fernandez, Union St
Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets,
baby caps and dresses. Speciality OF
initial and hemstitching. Reasonable.
.. k-5322-3m
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g. each. furnished and unfnrnishcd
houses. We have the tenants.
A. a. A.. SO Merchant St 54I3-u
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FAMILY HOTEL.
TABLE BOARD.

Vida villa. 1890 s, King; Tel. 114s.I
Table beard, weekly or monthly;
single meals. Phone order for din,
ner parties. k-5363-6m
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soARoING STABLES.

charge. See us before making ar
engagements to board horses. City
Stables. SCI Beretania: Phone 1921
s245-6m