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Title: Western field
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protective Associations
Subjects: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protectice Associations Sports
Publisher: San Francisco
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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ing dogs at reasonableprices. These are the cream of English Setter bloodand have had lots of work on game. A num-ber of them are bench winners. Also offer several fine puppies, over distemper,and well developed. CALIFORNIA KENNTCLS, Del Rey, California. * * *SPORTSMEN: I make a specialty of treeing bear for you to kill. Best of deer hunting andtrout fishing. Write early for next season.Will insure bear and bucks and a good huntingtrip. A. R. GATES. Hay Fork, Trinity county, California. FOR S.\LE—Three foxhound pups, two males. Queen IIby Ranerer. born Jan. 7. I*i-ices very reasonable consider-ing quality. AUGUST KRIEPS. 1715 0FarrellSt.,S. F. ^>^>^>^>^>^>^>^x5>^>^>^><8x8^ $ 25 SUIT 1 Dont send money. Write for par-ticulais and we will tell you howyou can obtain one of our $25.00ladies or gents tailor-made suits orOvercoats for $1.00. Write today. Union Tailoring Co., 230 K. Ontario St., Chlcagro, 111.
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AQUARIUM FOR THE FAIR. An aquarium which will contain several hun-dred varieties of fish will be a feature of theUnited States government exhibit at the Lewisand Clark Centennial. The Exposition authori-ties have received a communication from thegovernment Commission asking that a supply offresh, cold water of 200 gallons a minute be pro-vided for the fisheries wing of the GovernmentBuilding. Huge glass tanks from six to twelve feetlong will be erected in the fisheries section, con-taining all known members of the finny tribethat the government can collect. The tankswill be above the level of the floor, and the lightwill come from above, so that the visitors tOthe exhibit can see the fish swimming about intheir natural element. Several hundred feet ofglass walls will be necessary to display the fishtrue to life. The department will be in chargeof experts from the government department,who will attend to the proper care and feeding-of the fish. It is said that special arrangements will

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