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TJIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1903. SALEM : KOTICE. Salem aubacrltwra will nltaac take notice' that Thtt Journal agency baa been traua Stprrnt to E. E. Da via. J HO atat atreat, arbo t will recolra ' aulwcrlyUooa. complalnta, pay. anta, etc. . REGULATING SALE -OF SWAMP LANDS i (Journal Special Berries.) , -.. Salem, Dec 15. The state land board . . HOB URUlUHlli 111. IlV.l tlU.1 LWI ' BWH1I1U lands within the state only after ad vertlslng the same and receiving bjds therefor,, and sale will be made to the highest bidder. The board - yesterday afternoon made the following order In in me matter or, tne . saie or un patented or unsurveyed swamp lands: '"It appearing that - under s sections 3302 and 3303, B. & C.'s statutes of . Oregon, the board Is authorized to sell :, unsurveyed swamp lands when , applied . for under certain conditions, but that It : has not been the policy of the board for . some years to sell unpatented swamp lands, whether surveyed or unsurveyed, for the reason that prior to the amend ment of 1889, in case the state should fail, for . any reason, toacqulre vtltle to such lands It would be -compelled to refund the nurchase nrlce. with 1nterr and that said amendment of 1889 pro - vtdea that purchasers of any such lands shall waive all claim for .the repayment of the purchase price, or, interest, and inasmuch - as i the ' remaining unsold swamp lands of ' the .state are un patented, or unsurveyed, and in small isoiatea tracts, scattered over tne state Bo located that it would, not Justify the , state in putting an agent or surveyor in the-fteld-to-flnd- and-perf ect-theTftate's title to surch lands, it Is now deemed ad visable and for the best interests of the state Jo nail such lands not' Included -Within United States reserves or tern , porafy withdrawals as provided by sec tion 3303. and in order that all inter , ested parties may have notice, and that the Htate may realize the full value 'therefor. It Is hereby ordered that in ,' future 'all; unpatented or unsurveyed swamp lands not . included in United States reserves v' or temporary- wj,th ; tlrawals will be sold onlyto the high tit bidder, after the same' has .been ad , vertised for a period Of 90 days in some newspaper in the vicinity, of the land, and such other newspapers as the board . m n II Mnt-An. Ml . I ... U TBTT J that when "fcny person desires to pur chase any such lands-he will notify the - board in. writing, naming .the section or i township in' which such lands would be ; situated if the United States surveys , were extended, when the board will pro ceed to advertise for bids, and sell the same, if deemed advisable, - to. the per son or persons making the best bid, but ." not less than the minimum price fixed by 'law, and otherwise complying with . the law governing the sale thereof, con- tained in sections 3302 and 8303, B. 4k C's statutes of Oregon, the board re- serving the right to reject any and all v bids. In the case of unsurveyed swamp lands. "applicants must have same sur veyed, oy tne county surveyor, ana sub mlt with their bid and application a map of the Hnd they desire to purchase, duly verltlod, as required by section 3303, B. C.'s statutes of, Oregon. Full pur chase price' and applications conform ing to all the requirements of the law must accompany all bids to insure their consideration," -Young Bepubllcan. ' j Tho- executive committee of the Young Men4 Republican club met last night. the first meeting since the closing of the city campaign, and discussed the ad visability of keeping the organization in working order - for future . campaigns. This was decided upon and a committee was appointed to look aftr the matter of perfecting organizations of jthe young Republicans throughout the county; thus extending the influence of the club and strengthening the party. . - -',-. '' During the campaign it was decided that if the party ticket was successful In the -city- election,- a club . banquet would be ' given,,, and last night steps were taken .to carry, this into effect.-: A four-bit dinner, similar to the historic Bryan dollar dinner, will be given - at the Willamette hotel next Friday night, when a gathering' of the Republican hosts mar be Jooked. for, and when the new councllmen and Republicans gener ally will meet and exchange views and the groundwork for the next year's cam paign will be laid. The Indications are now that the capacity of the dining hall will be taxed to its utmost capacity. After lengthy discussion, the commit tee decided that as a club the organiza tion would ask' for no patronage at the hands of the newly-elected councllmen, that no one would be indorsed for posi tions, .leaving' the hands of the council men entirely unfettered regarding ap pointments. ..' ...:: v - ' - Death, of Bepresentstive Kurpay. The news of the death of Representa tive. Murphy of Union county wa re ceived -with genuine sorrow and regret in this city, yesterday and many were the expressions of grief at his untimely death,, Mr. Murphy was well known here, and especially had he gained many warm admirers in this city during the Inst session of the legislature. The flags on the stato house were half-masted by order of the secretary of state and aj: the special session ; of 1 the legislature, which convene ! here next Monday,' his desk .and chair will be draped with tlys emblems of mourning. - K'K''H-J ":j ':' ' ' " Livestock Delegatea. . vernofChamberlain e6te,rd4'y afternoon appointed , three delegates to the seventh annual '' convention : of the National Livestock association,, to be held in Portland January 11 to IS in clusive. ' The gentlemen so named are: Charts E. Ladd. Portland; J. O. Ed wards,' Hay Creek, Crook; county; W. F. Jones, Jefferson, Marion county. .; Al Salmon Hot Alone. Balem, tec. 15. J. J. Fitzgerald, yad master at Albina for the O. R. & N. Co., yesterday filed a claim for the reward of 1800 with i the ..: secretary of state, claiming to have captured the' train robber, Guy Harshman, on September 33. A similar claim was recently filed by Al Salmon,' but by the affidavit of Fitzgerald, 8heriff Storey and- others, it is shown that Salmon was with the party, .but was drunk in the , caboose when Harshman was found and taken In by Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald also claims $300 for him self and C. A. Rlsbell, sheriff of Skagit county, Washington, for the capture of Charles Hoehn, another one of the train robbers,, claiming to have run the fel low, down. "-"-, FORGING AHEAD IN BUILDING LINE . .'" ; '"(Jowaal Special Bervlea.) t ''.Eugene, Or,, Dec. 15. Eli Bangs, Eu gene's pioneer liveryman, has announced his intention Of erecting a fine two-story brick block in this city early next year, and has already1 adverttsed for bids, for Its construction. The cost of the new building wilL probably be in the neigh borhood of 810,000. .. -,. Several other brick blocks are con templated for-next spring and summer. and the building activity in the year 1904 promises to be as great as dur ing . the present .year. " Among other structures-put up this year are a $30,00 theatre building, .four two-story business blocks, a $40.000 high school bulldinf, besides nearly 200 residences and other buildlngs.--" i : : ' -Trr?: ,.. '. Harry Howe, the little son St Prof. H. C. Howe of the. University - of - Ore gon, fell out of a tree Sunday and broke the thigh bone of the left leg. Two physicians Were called and they attended the little boy's-lnjury. : Women of the Q. A. B. - RIcHMountaln- circle. Women of the G. A, R.. has chosen new officers as fol lows: President, MrsEstella Dlmond; senior . vice-president, Mrs. Wheelers junior vice-president. Mrs. MoBler; chap lain,' Mrs. Tlank ; treasurer, Mrs. Rels ner; conductor, Miss Ethel Plank; guard, Mrs. Alice Forrest. , Delegates to the de partment convention at Hood River in June were chosen as follows: Mrs. John Tugham, Mrs. R. A. Bartlett, Mrs, Rog ers, Mrs. T. N. Plank, Mrs. S. F. McFall, Mrs.la. W. Knapp; alternates. Mrs. King, Mrs. - Gardner, Miss Ethel Plank,-Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Ella Ross. '. ' ' XABZHB XOTEB. -' Astoria, Dec. 15. Arrived down at 10:30 a. m. British ahip Vincent. " .San - Francisco Dec. 15. Sailed at 6 a." m. Steamer Nome City for Portland. Sailed December 14 at 11:30 a. m. Steamer George W. Elder for Portland. Astoria, Dec, 16. Condition of the bar at 8 a. m rough; wind southeast; weath er .rainy. . . . -. c San Francisco, Dec. 15. Sailed at 11 a. m. Steamer Alliance for Portland and way ports. ': - Sailed Schooner Novelty for -Columbia river. . WORTH A THOUGHT This Statement Will Interest Scores of Portland : Readers. The facts given below are worth a perusal by all who 'are anxious about their physical condition or are similarly situated to the resident of Portland. ; It Is a local occurrence and, can be thor oughly Investigated. : ' Mrs. J.' Jenkins, residing at 315 East Sixth street, wife of J. Jenkins, retired, says: "An Itching and Irritated spot on one of my ears annoyed me for somo time. It spread, grew tender and I be came uneasy about it, for It resisted all my efforts, to check It, although I used more than one salve and ointment ' My husband ' brought home a box of Doan's Ointment,- which he got at the Laue Davls Drug Co.'s store, and urged ma to try it One application : soothed, and after a few more the Itching and inflanii mation disappeared entirely. , Doan's Ointment -is the best remedy , for the purposes for, which its use Is advertised that I ever knew of." . For sale by all dealers; price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. T., sole agents for the United States. ' ' Remember" the name- Doan's,' and take no substitute. - OREGON CITY ifOTICE. Oregon Cltr'tubaerlhera will pleaM uk-iwtic that the of lie of Tb Journal baa been established at the Courier offlee, Serenth atreet, next to depot, where subscript Inna, com plaints, parmenta, etc., will be rerUed and at tended to by h. J. Caufleld, The Journal Ore (on City aieot. BOTH MIGHT HAVE . BEEN DEAD ONES - (Journal Special Serrlce.y -' - - . Oregon City. Dec. 15. Two-accidents occurred on the trestle at Clackamas last night,; either of which might have resulted seriously.. J. C. Glanders, an old citizen of Clackamas Station, -had been in town all day and had looked more than once "upon the wine when it was red." As a result, when he started home at a late hour he was In a condi tion commonly known as drunk..When he reached the Clackamas depot of the Oregon Water Power & . Railway com pany ha lay down by the side of the track to catch a few winks of sleep. An electric car, came along, caught his clot ires and whirled him over and over, tearing his clothes from his body and bruising him up in a pretty severe man ner. The !car was stopped and Glanders taken aboard and brought to this city, wJiere his Injuries were dressed by Dr. W. E. Carll. He was then put aboard a car and taken to the St Vincent's hos pital in Portland. Dr. Cartt was of the impression that the Injured, man was not-1 seriously ";hurt-':.':a:'A-;;. 5:-.;f:'"'V Shortly afterwards an Old man. evi dently a.teallor, was walking on the trestle when a freight car bore dowq upon him. .The bright light flashing upon him confused him and he fell off tha treatlev-injurlr.g hU-rlbs-and .bruls. ing himself up more or less. .. . XText Tear's ObUtanqaa.' Hon. Harvey E, " Cross returned , last evening from San Francisco, whither he went to attend a meeting of 'the dele gates of the Cpast Chautauqua assem blies, at which talent was selected for the Chautauqua next year. Mr. Cross reports that the committee has agreed on the best talent that has ever before come to the Coast. Among the leading men. who will address the Chautauqua are Hon. Richard Pearson Hobson, Stan Icy. Lt. . Krebs, - the celebrated mind- reader. Dr. Newell Dwlght Hlllls, the celebrated Baptist divine, who will de liver 10 lectures at the four- Chautau quas, Lou J. Beauchamp, "the laughing philosopher," and others of lesser note. Mor.e money will be spent for talent than psver before in the history Of the Chautauqua assemblies and Mr. Cross believes that the meeting of the Chau tauqua next year will be the best ever held. A meeting of the' directors of the Gladstone Chautauqua will be called by Mr. Cross in a day 'or two. The meet ing next year will be held July 13 Jo 34 inclusive. Oregon City Votes. The ball given by i th fraternal Brotherhood last evening Was attended by a large number of Oregon City and Portland people. The, affair was voted a decided success by all who attended. While playing football Saturday Earl Latourette sustained a broken collar bone. Mrs. Emery Noble, fell yesterday and sustained ft broken collar, bone; A. "Knapp is grading preparatory to building a new , business block on his property, corner of Main and Eleventh streets. - ' John Cannon and wife celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage yesterday at their .farm on. Beaver creek. - The children, grandchildren and WE'RE SELLING 'EH And They Are Golnj: to Make Many Portland Homes. Happy Christmas Day. -1 Not only .Chlckering, Weber and Kim ball, but our entire line of the choicest and best pianos made in the world, ,1s creating enthusiasm. - There- are the Haddorff, the lovely Lester, Hobart M. Cable, Vose,. Bush. t Gerts, Pease, Brinkerhoft, Ricca,' Weser, Stuyvesant, and many others, all the latest products of the factories and many in exclusive art styles, designed expressly for the holiday trade". . , v. iw;: . " - :.' ..--; uvn' ..." No Advance in Prices We are selling them all at, our' usual low prices. This means a saving to buyers of from 350 to $100, and in some cases even . more. Every instrument fully guaranteed and reasonable terms of payment granted. ; Old instruments accepted in part payment at a very lib eral valuation.. . , ; - . . And Pianolas : ; The carload received last week is fairly melting away. But another one should be here in a few days. So Christ mas wants can be supplied. 'Remember the Pianola costs but $260, and can now be purchased on moderate paymentsr Ellers Piano House, No, 351 Washing ton street corner Park. . STORE OPEN EVENINGS. 1 . a large numberof neighbors were pres ent to" hbhor the occasion, ' About two dozen, men without visile meant of ' support were locked 1 in the city jail last, evening. Nearly all of the party wure young., fellows and many, of them bore1 the stamp of Intelligence and did not- reaembla . hoboe int.heleast They were released this morning. . INDEPENDENCE ASKS - .: FOR NEW POSTOFFICE . , (Journal Special Berries.) Independence, Or., Dec! 15. At a spe cial visit of the postofflce inspector at this place yesterday, a request was made that the postmaster secure bids ' for a larger building, with all necessary boxes, interior improvements, and other Im provements, for a period of five years, He states. Jhat the postofflce here de serves better accommodations In every way, that the present office is not large enough for the busfhess that is being done here. This office increased its bust ness very materially he last year, ad ding $100 to the salary of the postmaster and at present it is much larger than lt was one year ago, and. will have another increase the coming year if business keeps up as it seems to indicate at the present time. A number . of buildings have been offered, with the new boxes, etc., installed as requested, and lt Is only a matter of a few months until the proper accommodations will be given for an office. Jtaaoabeea Sleet. ' The Maccabees of this city held a meeting on Saturday night and elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: Past Commander, .H. Cy French com mander, J. W. Alexander; lieutenant- commander, S. E. Hllltard: record keeper, G. A. Hurley; chaplain, Frank Russell; sargeant Jef Mattney; physician. Dr. E. L. Ketchum; master at arms, George Dunham; first master guards, G. N, Phillips; second master guards, E. Os borne; sentinel, John Gentry, Jr.; picket, J. ' W. Ball. IVaJtaEST CLOTHTXK X9 TBTB JTOUTKWEST ' M. W. Cor. yonrth aaa Morrison Sta. JUST WHAT THE MEN WANT Mt lO I BUY FOR MEN IS EASILY SOLVED HERE., Neckwear & Suspenders ' An immense line of pretty neckwear ' put up in fancy boxes, in all the pre- vailing shapes, ranging in price from 50c to $5. -.;'- -- ':- Silk Suspenders put up one pair in a pretty ox,' 50c to $5. Smoking Jackets and Bath Robes i in uou i ..$4.50 to $15 J .........$8.50 to $25 J j Smoking Jackets in Golf - . . Cloths . Lounging- Robes Bath Robes $3.50 to $15 w HARFBRAtHFRY All HATS OF THF V mm lafaaaiw m av m mw w . mmm MOST EXCLUSIVE TYPE . Men's Clothing ' ; Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Full Dress' and Tuxedos, etc. i - fel'f'V' Good Cheer For BYtV S5V 4k --'.lAn.-. resides in every "bottle of J the old whiskies and brandies, ' champagneh. burgundies and other , wines we seHr and our cordials Will top oft any holiday feast, make you content with the world and "drive dull care away" at the merry season when care should not lurk near your home. Shall we have your orders T beautiful piece of Decorated China given, free with every tl.80 purchase., D. GERMANUS KOaTXST ICBASVXa ITOBI, 838 .JIOK miSOV BTEET. rxai -KSTSCBjur, Frea. a w. nowui, xgx. The Imperial Hotel PORTLAND, jOREQON 3 . .Europan Plan Only... Rates from $1 to $2.50 pvr day. Seventh and Washinston Sts. i Headquarters for A it Christ- Largest Retail and Wholesale nrnrifa In A m e r1r o suggestions m. LEATHER WA RE TRATEMWa CASES, fitted .complete in seal., alligator and pig. X.ETTEB BOOKS, BIU BOOKS and OABD' CASES,-In dainty shades ana leathern. Alo complete line of serviceable black seala, In calf-lined, v t , FORBES rOB MEH, all shapes and designs. LADIES' PVBSB and CABD CASE, combination, mounted and unmounted, al new shades. - ' .. . Our-line of Auto Bags, Chatn Bags, Carriage Bags and Netsuke is the most complete in the city. t. ' .. ; , . ... CIOAB CASES, all sizes and Jeathor. , Suggestions for Your DOCTOR Prescription Pads, in fine -leather cases- $2.00 to ,. $5.00 Medicine Cases,' In leather ' Clft flft 18 to ...,.,v,uw Triplicate Mirrors. . ...... $7.00 Letter and Memo.' Boolci fl.50 to. PoVket Flasks, airslies $900 .$3.50 to $30.00 CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM THE WORLD'S MARKETS WE HAVE SE LECTED NEW, USEFUL AND DECORATIVE NOVELTIES FOR THE LADY, THE CHILD, THE MISS AND THE MAN. , Suggestions In CUT GLASS - .. ,"M', ,L ,' " W--Nothing excels Cut Glass as a dainty Christmas remembrance. You must see our dassling display to appreciate the bargains we are offering In this COMPLETE and TAXIED XJHE. ' - -inch Berry Bowls ........... .$3.49 8-lnch Napple, very pretty... $1.63 Suggestions for the yy FOUNTAIN PENS WATEBMAB'S IDEALS. If you are trying to think of an ap propriate Christmas gift get one of our Pens. Whether for a man or a woman, it is sure to be spprectated. ALL STTLES ABD PBICES. SAFI3TY RAZORS Save That shave clean. Never pull, time, inconvenience and money. Are guaranteed to be entirely satis factory or money refunded. ... Star, Gem. Yankey, Curlev and tha Real Safety Raaora $3.00 and ap STTOOB8TIOHS TOB YOUB Lady Friends . Toilet Cases , We have the grandest line ever shown on the coast.. . . . ' ' BTEBTTXZXO EHTIBELT BTTW. 2-Plece Hand-painted Brush, Comb and, Mirror Bet Regular3.75. J? . speclar. ... .,......""' - S-Pleoa Roman Horn Brush, Comb and Mirror Set Regular $4.75, ti 1ft special . , ,., ;V.IV 2-Plece Roman Horn. Brush and Comb . :t. ..$265 1 Others too numerous to mention. Manicure Sets i S-Plere Manicure Sets, leather esse Regular $4.60, , i $J 3C - special . . . . . . 0.00 6-Plece Pearl Manicure Set, leather rase Regular $9.00, 08 special .- U.yO , '4 : - Piece Manicure Set,1 leather , case Regular $2.60, tl 7C special . . ..... A SAB0A1H. STJOOESTIOBS TOM YOTTB VXZBBS The , Art 1st A. i Luxal Colors,- the best liquid colors for , jihotoB,, ciotn, pyrograpnic, , 00 to. per .. to Acme Transparent Colors,, - j tj CA V $1.00 to , .Vavlgney's Colors. i:$S ""'"" "tlKft' For the young artist, the best Imported, iMon-Joisono -m C4'S $9o to Non-Poisonous Water Col- If i.. , wa. " PASSE PABTOTJT BIITDIBO, ALl r': ' COX.OBS. :-',- v a- MATS ABO CABDBOABD, ALL C0L0B8. , SX7OOESTI0WS POB TOXTB , .": Clerks Fountain Pens In both paper and leather backs,' large assortment rricea loo : ci eii . 7.W to . Ink Stands Paper Weights and Flies, Bronte Tnk Stands Regular $3.00, 7Qr i . ' special , . .. . . , 1 7W ; Paper Weights Reg. 85c, special... 49c Taper Files Regular 46c,. special .. .190 SUOOESTIOBS POB TBI Postman Pedometers For telling the distance walked CI OA in a day Price . ; . . . Smoker's Set Large assortment BOo up to . . , . ..$6.50 American Watches, aruaran- CI AA teed for one year Price .;.. ,vv "V T Suggestions for Your yFE Cut Glass Who. would not be pleased with oaa; : of our beautiful plaoesT . - ' . . . : - SPECIAL Tumblers, -o., set of 12 tl 7C , Regular $4.75, special O.IJ Tumblers, 8-os., - set of , 6 7? a Regular. $5.00,. special ; Water Jugs Regular $S.7.5. 't?0.?; . special . . .... . v Finaer Bowls.'set of $ C Cj" '. , Regular $7.00, special ....... .fO.OO., ' BEAL BBoirr BBtTSRES, COMBS ABD - ABOITBD TXB DBESSZBO) TABLB. Fancy Vases Xa all the latest novelties. Including Lcrrelaa, ' Utopian, Crests, Wave, Bo bemlaa and Japanese Wares. Create Wave Vases Regular tl 75 $2.65, -special ..UIO Utopian Vases Regular $5.00, . 4J1 f.C special . . 0'VO , Bohemian Vases Regular "t Q . $2.00, speclal . . , ,.. ..i. .''.;. t . .''' KXBBOBS ABB ALWAYS TSEPTL ; eBV?::'-; SCAB ' STAMP LXATXEB V OOODS " " . "J ' : WTOb;'.; YOV WAIT. ; Suggestions for, the .. ,cr CHILDRENv SIMPLEX TYPEWRITERS , - '- They are appreciated , berause.' as holiday articles',' they .are not trash, are usefuf and bring ' the .gleam Of gladness, to the eyes of a child as much as any, toy. Prlcea $1.00, 2.0O and $0.OO '"' OC1KAH TOHOUBi ABD BOBE BALLS LATEST CO1U0 XXPOBTATIOB v; , i '; -.;".'.. IS, 20and 38 cents , . 1 SVOOESTIOBS POB TXB Milkman Chest Protectors For keeping the body warm, f ? 80o up to .....4"'' Electric Insoles Keep the feet warm, all sizes, pair,. . ............ ........... .)'c Rubber Gloves & Mittens Keep the hands warm and dry- ' OR Special, pair "O ' rOTOQESTIOKS POB YOUB , Household Help Alarm Clocks Snap Alftrm Clock, smallest on the market Regular $1.35, ,Q8c Mounted On tripod, very rus- Jl 75 special I A II Mi Al , tic Regular $1.65, special ' Rubber Gloves for household . fiE,. work Price , .ooc Handkerchief, Glove and Work Boxes in varied styles and prices v?5eUP Suggestions for, Your HUS 3 A ND Shaving Sets $1.75 Real Ebony Military Brushes, pure bristlea ." 93.BO and up Complete, with' mug, razor and shaving 1 brush Keguiar Yi.nv, . special . . .' Triplicate MlrrOfS For'nhavlngi In all styles and , finishes, ,.- , , Prlco 91.70 up Smokers9 Sets In Austrian Bisque hand-painted ware. BEAUTXXUL LXHE. t-PIece Set, with jar.- cigar and matrh holder Regular $4.50, - t? OP, special , ,. . . . ....... t,VO... $-Piece Set. with tobacco Jarr - match 1 holder and pipe, Indian de- . AC . sign Regular $5.25, epec..i...MO Brass Inkstands ........... $4.50 Brass Roller Blotters.',:.. $1.00 to $3.75 Suggestions tor Your . , ; i TEACHER FINE BOTTLE FERFUyE. .............. -$0.80 to B00 LEATHER WRITING PADS ... ....... S TB to ' 10.00 'HANDOMK HAND BAG .'....'.....,...... 8.00 to 11.00 BERRY BOWL IN CUT GLASS , .,....... ,'...$3.75 and up FANCY GOLD-PLATED CLOCK MUSIC ROUPS' ., ...$2.00 and up j .'. .$3.B0 to $6.00 , Suggestions for Your. -MINISTER Traveling Case, $3.00 and up- Military ftrash. . , $3.00 and np Tocket' W-allet. ' a . . $1.60 and np SUOOESTIOBS POB YOTTB . Eastern Friends Nothing could be mora pleasing and acceptable t-your Eastern friend than one of these beautiful Art Pieces from the land of the Mikado. ' .'. : : " .'- :"' ' - Hand-can'ed Ivory Card , JQ Crt Cases, $8.78 to y,f Iland-earved Ivory Paper tC CA v Knives, $3.88 to O.OVI . Cloisonne Vases from v $24.00 Cloisonne Teapots from . ti Cf $LS0 to .............. S"$S.'60 toT.?.y". ? .$16.50 i . ... , , Eggshell Lacquer Boxes '; . .,- t7 Kfl from $1.78 to Oregon Sotlvenlr' ''Cards, 'beautiful as i sortment, "With or - without s f.(c calendars, 19o to .............. uvw BVaOESTXOBB POB AMATEUR. PHOTOGRAPHERS Imported Photo Holiday Cards for 4x5 and cabinet photos. - ; Bullseye and Souare Paper . ., 2(Jc Weights. 15o and , fcVV : Postal Card Albums, 96o $5.C0 Velox Postals, print Oregon - 20c scenes for your friends, dot,.... Masks for, printing postals, 25c dozen . Negative Masks. ' assorted designs, . very beautiful, very cheap. BBAVTITPL PBE8EBT POB A LADY. ' , Would, be one of our Century Potlte out : llts. finished in mahrnranv or tf,f seal grain leather, $11 .38 to......"" Your boy or girt .will appreciate v .Brownie Camera $1.00 J flfl and . A POIBTEB POB X.OTXBS. Next to a diamond ring, one of the N'o. -. Folding Pocket Kiwlnh Will rxmhid. her that you oht to be t?Z t ') taken $17.50, $li.80 and ..l,.J ,Latly. do not forgt we have th nnft annortmpnt of all klnila of 5f''l Albums In the city lOo to J.w .,y.-; : L , i-