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W. K. Hum at Astoria. E. Q. Orlr
er Tacoma, Victor IL Beckmen of fee
f ttf, and about-19 other prominent
, inBarsdn 'met here yceterday to or
I ante an Orerae Lumbrmri'i i
cation. Portland largest lumber mills
: war not represented, and the meeting
amounted to 1 ay when- another ef
xon writ be made to affect an organise.
uon, oreson lumDernxm are at pres-
ent imitated with the WashJnaos Lura
bermea'e association, and it la aald bet
t tr conditions could be maintained If
- toe Oregon men bad an association of
their .own, which would bold meeting!
J rortiand. , , .. ..- v.
.w, a. Gordon, for it years a well
known, bualneaa man of East Portland,
... died at Jila home at Oreaham laat night.
r. 7 Mr. Gordon was bora' In New York
, , county, Pennsylvania, March J I. J ML
Me moved to Iowa when he waa to
- . year old, ' and lived -there ' for nine
years. - Crossing Uto plains In 1M0, bo
.-. spent nearly ten yeara In the mtnea
of Montana and Idaho. Id 1170 he
came, to Portland and established
' hardware atore on. the east aide. Which
he ootid acted till 111, when ho went
- rate -bualnemji at O roe ham. .- He loaves a
vwldow and two children. ' .
v. - it is not mo much the coat of prodtio
. tton, but the cost of ' selling which makes
pianos expensive. There is oanva
to hunt yon op. the hlh salaried salee
; iWian to make you believe that you art
flatting- a bargain when you get a
'called t6t piano for 100. Then there la
. often yet a commission to A teacher or
jib acquaintance.- this is ail oone away
.' with by Meyer's how methods of piano
''"selling. Be your ..own agent, your own
, 'confidential adviser, and yeu will save
' from - tan to tlM on your piano. A. w,
" 'Meyer. M Sixth street..
- - . ' Astoria's chamber of eommerce .last
evening selected the following dele
- . gates to attend the Oregon Development
-..-league convention to-Portland. April 21
and 17: j. u. a. Bowiby, A. R. Cyrus,
. C R. Hlgglna, Fv J. Carney, JT. Ross,
. AiDert thinner, c. a. psimberg. F. J.
' Taylor. ..The chamber favors contlnu
anee of work en the Columbia.-river bar
. .by the dredga Chinook, and asked Sena-
: tor Fulton to use his Influence to secure
.-., u return .to that station.
.. .Samuel K. Eliot, soa'of Dr. T, L. Eliot
Of Portland,... has secured Rhodes
scholsrshtp'aad will register at Oxford
next autumn.. Mr. Eliot Is studying at
o( , wasolna-ton - university 1 and - will c
. , plete his course there this spring. The
scholarship gives en annual allowance
' . , or l.tO tor three years to the one
, - receiving It. Mr. Eliot prepared for bis
- university work by a' course in the
' i Portland academy, finishing his work
. Wm 4 1AA ...
' The Home Training association will
' , . meet as usual tomorrow afternoon et t
' . o'clock at the T. W. C-A, Sixth and Oak
' streets. Dr. Wise will be unable to give
' his lecture as scheduled, and Mrs. A. H.
: lomit will, present an interesting pa-
'., per In its place on ' "Thrift, Money
Making and MOaey-Spendlng.' There
. . will also be e papier on "The Moral
. V' Value of Occupation." The papers will
, be followed by dlscussroas. ., - v -t ,
' T.' EsUbrook, c colored man. and T.
. D. Smith were arrestaw yesterday after
', 'jnoon by Bherlft Word end roe sired to
give Vonds on a ebargs of aelllag pools
V by tbs handbook system. They gave
' fit ball each. They were. taken by
the sheriff on ' Alder street, between
, Fourth and Fifth street, where many
-men disposed to gamble en the races
tengssgats.. '.-', v. .-- ...t.vr
v The . Concrete Const rue tlon company
has just completed the concrete abutt-i"-
meats at the east and west ends of the
Bumstde street, bridge. Mr. Wiles, the
" president. Is- to be commended for the
. energy wiU which lie pushed the work
.along. Mr. Cnapraan, the engineer. Is
urging the repeira as fast as possible,
' . T so as to have the bridge oompteted at an
. . early date. , , , , v -w . v
- W. T. Lambert has sued to
, (rem the Portland Laundry company It
4U.ll and attorneys tees elahned
' to be due on' a promissory note.-. The
, note waa for 11.400 with conditions im
. posed therein based on which the plaln
! US demands the amount now due, - . . -
,.' A mission will be opened at the Holy
1 Cross church at University Park this
.evening at 7:41 o'clock.- Father Chapo
ton of St Loula will lecture on religious
topics. The laat lecture win be given
next Sunday, evening. - .,;
; If you -are look rag for ' a novel or
special style ef purse, pocket or bill
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gaBBewS "a ' ' ' ' "
? suit of skill .and v ,
equipment, "(lit
does -what is: ex
; peeted of it: sells
' ; f J goods, for you.
F. W. BALTES
& COMPANY
First and Oak Sts. Main 160 :
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Tts best thirj for you to do
is to Eve V7ithin your Incctae
and save what you can. V
encourage email beginninga and
open accounts of (1.C3. Four
per cent interest la paid on sav
ing accounts and compounded
semi-anttuaBf. Lv
SIXTH AND LIOniUSON
book, or(: in fact, anything la the better
grade of leather goods, call on Albert
Bern!, the druggist. Second and Wash
lngton. Another lot of coin belts yust
received. .' ' ..- ,. . ,;V
An effort will be made by citisena of
south Portland to secure a library for
that district A meeting was held last
night at the Fourth Presbyterian church
to consider the matter, ana a committee
was appointed to organise the campaign
and to report at a meeting to be held
(0.000 Immigrants Wanted To locate
along the Oregon Water rower A Rail
way company s line net ween 1 roruino
and Es ta fad a. . For information Inquire
of the Oregon Water Power Townslte
company, lit First street. Phone, Main
Esfacada Offers Opportunities to
manufacturers which means millions
of dollars If properly handled. For In
formation Inquire of the Oregon water
Power Townslte company, 114 . First
street .Phone. Main Sis. v : :
Best dollar peetlolee on earth. cor
rectly fitted by our expert optician. et
ery nair guaranteed. ' Examination tree
ror one weea oniy. in oixia siree.
Metxger Co jewelers and opticians.
Bock Wurstl Bock Wurstl Owing
to the crush last Saturday we ace com
pelled to ask customers to leave orders
early this week for delivery Saturday,
Chicago Market, " rutn street. v .
The Boltalr Amusemeat eompany has
been Incorporated with f 10,000 capital
stock, by J. A. Gorman, A, E Snook
and H. sC Sargent .. ''.,....,'.; .'k
Ladles' Bath . Parlors. ' We reduce
the abdomen, cure 'rheumatism, grip.
lama back. . 411 Morrison street Hood
Try a meal without meat at the Vego-
tsnan oaue. ,ae buu nren.
Analeye envelope display. Acme Phar
macy, Third and sumslds.
OeJU ItaL-Freoch restaurant U 4 Upshur
- t ' sbbbbbssbbsssbs ;
Ask your grocer for Oolden Cheddar.
HERE BOYS, LET WOMEN
HAVE THE SIDEWALKS
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Residents of .the district
between
Everett and Lbvejoy streets, ' wsst of
TweaUethfhave called the attention of
the police . to the fact that boya ride
bicyclea.on the sidewalks in deflsnoe
of ths Ordinance prohibiting it It la
aald the lads are Impertinent to women.
ana tnat tney nae tneir wheels st reck
less ' speed along the walks, and when
they meet er wvertake . women I they
oraer tnem out 01 tne way.
. The police ee pertinent advises' par
ents - 01 aoya wne own wheels t
that ' the lada keep off the sidewalks.
as the offenders wlU be arrested with.
out further warning. It la the inten
tion of the department to pett people
who ' violate . the bicycle ordinance in
Jail.
C;jIS:r::tC:..:jCin
CptsJcer Czz'.zjzi Pc"c; ;Ad
mJnfitrttljn la afliity Clot t
on Reputation of City.' " ;
Oeorae-H. Howell, who hss been one
ei the leading candidates tor mayor.
was the principal speaker at the meet'
ing la the hall on the third Xloor or too
Albee club was formed. It was. epo
lally emphasised that the name of the
club had no prefix of republican, but
waa to be merely "The Albee Club." Mr.
Howell also set at rest all speculation
as to his future Intentions, when he
that It had been stated that he would be
an tndeapendent candidate if Albee were
to be defeated for the republican nomi
nation.. Me aald:
"X shall not be a candidate. I am in
this f lgnf for no ulterior purpose, .but
because I believe that It la time for all
who want good government to take off
their coats and work for tne nomination
and election of a man who stands for
proved efficiency In publle service . and
honesty of administration.
-The election of Mr. Albee means that
there will be a business-man's adminis
tration, ' as well as one that la of
kind with that which Teddy Roosevelt
gave to New Tork elty when he put on
his raincoat and went out at night to
learn, actual ooodltlon. so as to be able
properly to conduct the- affairs of the
polios department . - . . ; '..
- . " are 9wmm". v' -: .
"It means that the rich corporations
and banks will not run tbs city govern
meat, but that every oltlsen. rich or
poor, shall have equal voice In the de
termination of what Is right la the
handling of municipal business."""' " " "
"Do you know." asked Mr. Hswsll.
that there has been SI esoapea from
the elty JaU under the administration of
Charles H. Hunt, mostly ef men who
live from the earnings of women T Mine
oouncilmea went to Mayor Williams and
asked that he remove this, the foulest
blot that ever marred the fair name of
a city, bdt the request was unheeded. :
There Is a new idea abroad In the
land one that waa bora when President
Roosevelt proved that an honest msa
can compel respect for law when he goes
forth to do his duty and execute his
oath -of office , as en executive. That
Idea Is alive in Portland now, and It la
going to overturn, the existing order of
things and cause the Inauguration of a
new regime of 'Which we will all be
proud. The election of H. R. Albee will
be one of the results; of the prevalency
of that Mea here In Portland." r
The presence of George H. Howell and
bis address In support of Albee were re
garded by the Albee men as more than
an offset for the announcement that
Willis Fisher had Withdrawn tn favor
of - Mayor WUllama -.?---
When he concluded, there were calls
for Albee, who went forward and de.
c la red his principles la a brief address.
He waa - greeted, with tumultuous ap
plause and said in part: . i.
"Support is coming to us from unex
pected sources, and the prospects are
bright Indeed, tor success. ' There la a
war In progress i a war' the none ef
hlch la bounded by ' the Atlantle
the east, the Paciflo on the west Can
on the north and Mexico and the
Oulf on the south. It Is a - war tor
good government, and it shall not end
until the principle has been recognised
ss ef universal . acceptation that laws
are enacted to be enforced, and that the
laws at WlU. ' !.-- ry :
"We are told that lieeastng vice I
oessary ta the maintenance . of gov
ernment I. hold that If It be claimed
that 174.040 a year of revenue" Is to be
gained from this licensing of Illegal
practices, severs! . times -that amount
would be saved were honesty to be ap
plied la the conduct of elty government
and . sound bualneaa principles insisted
on. ...
"I believe It should not be beneath tht
dignity of a mayor to go aa Theodora
Hooseveic aia woen, as sir. jioweu nas
said, he-put oa his raincoat and went
forth to learn conditions aa they actu
ally existed, rather than to accept tha
statements of men who were interested
la aiding the law breakers te break the
law and afford opportunity for officials
te ply their 'graft'
We havd eandida tea whose record 1s
known, and others -whose position s
equivocal who reach out for the votes
of the lew breaking element et the asms
time bidding for ths support of th
whose one. idea Just now is that there
must net be a continuance ef this dis
graceful system of aull If lcatlon ef law
by the executive and the disregard or
right by officials generally.
i nave asen quotea ss ravormg tne
saloons, and this Is tha first opportunity
to make my position clear. , I bold that
under our present ' laws, saloons are
made legitimate businesses and that
having attained rtghta under the laws.
they ere .entitled to a square deal. . I
distinguish ' between saloons that keep
the lew and those that do not'
Senator C W. Nottingham wsa elected-
president Of the club, and W..W. Morse
secretary. . Addresses were made - by
Rev. K, L. House, D. IX, Robert Living
stone. Miller Murdoch, John R. James,
John Bala and others.
It Is said that 100 members are aigaed
and that the number will be Increased
to L0OO ta s fsw daya.
f.!UCH EXCITEMENT
BUT f0 ONE KILLED
Soma rode In the patrol wagon, other
ran at breakneck speed, a "few walked.
mere took to the atreet cars, twa or
three went on bicycles but they all bur
lied to 44 Fifth street about 4 o'clock
yeeterdsy afternoon te And that a prac
tical Joke had been played and they were
the victims. 1 .
A report came over ths telephone to
the police station that a horrible murder
had been committed at 440 Fifth street
The patrol wagoa was out at the time,
and Policeman Wendorf and Ba Branch
stsrted te rua to the scene of. the crime.
Detectives Snow, Kerrigan. Dsy, Welne;
Relslng and Carpenter Jumped en i
atreet car and commanded the moterman
to make the run of his life. Ths petrol
wSgftn returned and Policemen Oolts,
Qutnlsn 7 and Detective Vasghn went
pnet haste. The venerable head of the
police department went at a fast gait
Id bla buggy.
At 449 rifth street a gaping multitude
wondered what waa the mstter with the
poileewte. They wre smssed et the
nurotMr ef offWi a knd Chief Host's uni
y In Usw I'Z.'bj en"'-
26th Street
Fftdnj Main Entrcrjco
;nd Exit cf Lcwb Q.
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'APPLY-
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5 1 Chamber of Ccmtnerce
or393Ji 26th Street
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AT THE THEATRES.
"rra Thorne" Popular,
TOs la leeace m! in, art hMaSa a ih.
uxaswia. . "Mrs Tkma" k.a kit
seen, as it eid m Cblcase as ether taeatftee
"!"? eeiaee, nittui end
nn alteraate txvnmWm la the Usea e tbs
wanes aemraay. - ...! -
' . Thrillliif Act at th Baker,
Te the levers ef the tbrllUas ead tidtlnf
Is ea est et tka nkm tkia k..
mu tmmt eoaio se wishes for mat ef the
HeffBMai la their BCneloes erele whirL Tbs
slrl is a etrcolsr fcmrk aMuwtB i fi
re a Slaawter et tka kottoK as i .
at the ssa, sIbmb verttesl. sad enesd. this
the riser whirl at bteak-aeek speed ea. or
dinary Mcycke. Bealost this there are setes
ether act say see of which are worthy ef
Hie. iseiedlBS the artmt Bunk
sairiary,'- ea jss Bekeraavapa, the bmm
auoemt aaevwc lctr nun la
BTMUncs at T:aO e'elecfc Bad t e clock; after.
s .dv e cmcs.
7 ' ' The Grand Theatre. .
tier was - sever s smeh hinshhw Is sa
ees evealag aefete at the Oread theatre as U
r - esea sicat sr taw week, yield esd
awe la their ' act ef "Meats Qaaana"
le the blrtest hit ef the Mhd a rar aaaa la the
heaee. The OUrer treepe sarlofsw faat es
ta ttgnc wire that eat the Meed Uaslmc.
Ksrdel ead Chsrdaa pcaaiut a aaeetaceler esaea.
The atavlac ekare ef the Innaadlarr ta ess
ef the ssstt effective story fihss ever effered
aaywi
,K . Star Vanderille. ;;'X' '
Desfara ead Oreeeta. the eerelietta taasi at
the gtar this weak, are direct treei the east,
asd a reaurkaMr clever asd easDar act tsar
five. tsto-Oeele Hobeoa eeatrlbates eseratM
eelectleaa. while Wntoa ead Beasley have a
aaasaa veraioa el -a Hot OM Tuse". that
aloe aaUtnaa. The hill fe nil eraelJ4
with eaawdy asd swledy ead Is ealealateS ta
please every vaadevuls setraa. . , ,
-V Crowded Houses at Empire, -V-
"Bvea the soorias rela hut alsht aid aet aaa
seople frost1 gatas ta the Bawtre, -sad a ca
pacity ease , esjoyea - aa- escaUaet aerrena-eca-ef
'Tea Xwhts la a Bsneeas." Tkla
M tesieaeaaee play has eaea eaaa tlae esd
Hate assie, eat it as set eaaa. aea ta Pwi
use far ie rears asd It easMB te tt
eaaretloe like a sew play. It he all
easatiee that auks s great Blase A bm
wtu he sires .every day at S:1S elec. .
.-."Eagt Lraae" at Enrpire.
asaasy afteraeee the flfst pihjatsua. ef
seat Lyase" will he fives at the Eraplre.4
T nm no weeoerrai sewav taw
greet estetJaael Brian has te drew
I the aaw sTaiplr stack eeemeer hi
aeetiaud Its ability te ameetj It. . The at
weswiy snr srte of sdauaelee eaa ealv
lataiaia u iae Bsesas are erewees at
reiest a slatlaee', every dajr. . BVaalss
.;; Old Favorites Coming.
L B. SteeaweU sad Charles S. Terat
kanwa te the setroee ef the M areata erase.
win BB ears ant hfaeeay ead Tvveesy la
Berber BsahlnrS'e selltieal anandr. "n nua-
arable Jeaa Kerth.'V Thai play waa rematly
gtvea..at the CaUfarsJa theatre m Sea rres-
Tbb .edrsaee eale eseas rrieay- suralag-
, - Baseball Teams at Columbia.
TcetgBt the ewabar ef the Partlesd ssd
as s an Ma eaacBaii tMBW esswet
tae Bszae la tae ceiewkia M .
sf "Dera Thoraa."
-"Pink Dominoes." -
Hart Boaoay Bin eees the farewell weak ef
tae tienaiMe swipb eeaiBeay la PortUae. The
pisy. "nas UOBUBaae," h) s Brely . n
way., reu ef ectiea asd stda aallttlaa alt.
Bailees. .-.. .
The little folks love Dr. Wood's Nor
way nne ayrnp. neasant to take; per
fectly barm less; noaltlve cure toff
cougna. coiaa. Dronehitis. sstmna.
Hall Mirrcre
. Genuine French beveled plate
mirror, oak flnleh, green or'
' genuine ebony, diamond shspe.
- three hooks each. Three ataes.
- , 10 and lt-lnch; worth 11-40?
11 and 1.0 ; . .... . .
SPECiAL
TOnORRO WJ-
' r-tneh SX1S, le-inoh. L4V II- ,
Inch SX.TS, v , .V,; -
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If this wss a dollar aHlele
redured to It cents it would ,
sen like hot cakes. Let as
ssy. It's much cheaper.
formerly K. T- Furniture Co.
184.6 First Street
"V-
A Red CaOt
'Pargaoini'
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In lr.t:.;:t d t'.tttiity'. Offers
7 f.'iycrtTty Candidates. .
""A , red -nosed person, stating that he
represented the north-end voters, paid
twotouching" tributes to two mayor
alty candidates last sight and contract
ed to perform the rather difficult task
of delivering the vote of the "sub
merged tenth" se both aspirants for the
office of chief executive.
His first offer was made to H. B,
Albee at the meeting of the new club
In process of formation en the third
floor of the Ailsky building. . . 1
i "I am here te arrange to deliver te
you the north-end vote," aald the gen
tleman with the red proboscis to H.
B. Albee, after taking him Into a back
room and endeavoring .go Impress oa
him that the north-end voters were safe
ly stowed la his pocket He Intimated
that he was striving In the Interest of
morality to dsposit their ballots on pri
mary election dsy for the msn who hss
announced . that he Staadg for .law SB'
forcemeat - ' - t ....'.-, :. .'.h
Five minutes later the red-nosed msn
was seen occupying front seat at the
Gmrke club, and he was ready to de
liver tbs north-end, vote to the. Front
street merchant ." - 1
It was Impossible to learn the net
result aL these -touching tributes." but
the eresumotion la fair that his "touch
Was not to be a conspicuous -part at
the campaign of either candidates.
At last reports the red-nosed one was
looking for another candidate te whom
he might offer the north-end vote. As
there were no other clubs In session, his
quest Is said to have been tn vain.
Commencing tonight Evangelist 1. H.
Elliott and wife, aaslsted by Charles
Mayfleld. will begin a le-day revival
meeting at the Volunteers of America
hall. 141 Aaksny street. .j
Matting Sale
Havthg'a very large stock sf
fine linen warp matting aa hnd.
we must positively close It out te
make room tor our new stock at
goods to arrive for the fair trade.
We also have a large stock et nsw
eaaton, crepe .and; llneu em
broidered patterns for ladles
waists and drees as,' pongee silks
and other fine goods, such as '
grass linen,', table center pieces, :
Japanese and Chinese latest novel
ties, surios, .eta at lowse prloea.
Andrew Ka fCoT
.'':' " a eai ij '(''-
; fni,,. efaOff vmivi1 ,.;;.-,...v.
Honest Trading
That Is ths way JOHN CELLAR has
built up bla large custom trade carry
ing a good variety of up-to-date goods
st moderate prices marked la plain
flgureav la II snow windows are dis
played the latest, petterao of Men's and
Boys Suits. Hsta, Pants and Shirts,
with a general Una ef Shoes, la tan.
patent leather or vlcl kid. Alo a full
line et Trunks nnd Valises at the same
place, corner ef FIRST AND TAlf
H1 J- aolng business for 11 yeara, ,
A new branch lately,- purchased at
THIRD AND DAVIS.
? AmUSaUejrjrTw. .
BASEBALL I!
.WOW FASUC
Pern st Vaughn
PORTLAND
y;rr-t.'V. iVaf
LODANGILLE3
j'-v.-V SJ amd 4 " A
, Oaatee called I:0 o'clock.
. Sundays, Site. -
OkOMtmL ISa.
Orandstand for ladlea rree everv
day but 8uiMays end holidays; man tec
eMuear uay snoay, - . .,.-, ..r.
COLUMBIA THEATRE
lets asd WasalsgtoB.
TONTOTTTt ALI. WKKE. MSTTMWB B1V
araer OahaatMa Stark Ceeapanjr, bwt weak bat
m, BvwjBBima- rwui m. carl Baaaaae ,
SOsVaV raOaUtS.1
The eaty Brat -clue attrerttaa m tae elty,
rennlar ai Ii ia atir a. K,. m.Hm
Be, tte. 10r. Dowe-tawe has efsre all ssr
at tn Merrhwa. Psoas buna 10; evealag at
SrrBlCrWa BBJallBl 11.
haiT -pink bOsnnoKs."
EMPiRetess'sa
Bar oBtaaW Iwf
Ma Msa Xrery Day at 1:15. Oae Shew Saeh
MSt at -. ........
S- APaUSSIO
au. mis -vxik. .V :.
' The Hrae Tatpt aare Play.
ay the Bwslre Stack Oaeipaay.
X9 OTOU WBTaX,'
Third asd TeathllL Kaatlae A naad. Msr.
OTHKB ACTS: ' ' .
SfSwS m avaa a W-tiw eaa jr.
Bur. aae sue. 1
Tka BlMii,t
hiwtaa- "The rei lasg Serf lary
re et rat. T.B0, Ii. a . AaaUaal
IS
THE LYRIC THEATRE
BBTKiwn inn aulH Si RBK'IB. '
aver Aftaraeea aad Svaalas.
"THE swetrresT aiRru
Pal hiMaaam at I:aBT: aaS ':is ax
STAR. TH3AT0Z: 2L
KVWOaA AJfB SAOrtAt
vrijroa a st a, bkasxTT.
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. fe Year
We really can sell DIAMONDS at 10 to 23 per cent lower
than any jeweler in the city. The fact that most' of our
; diamonds consist of unredeemed pledges places us in a posi
tion to sell them cheaper, besides you can buy from us cn
EASY PAYj.IETJTS
YOU PAY NO MORE THAN WERE YOU ;TO PAY
With fvery diamond we sell we gives certificate absolutely
;' guaranteeing the quality, and . ralue of your purchase; . We
refund your money within one year, less 10' per cent the cash
- r f purchasing price, on any diamond bought from us. !
The Pori!tind
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MARX tt BLOCK, Vwfr7$-
Present- Eitremely Low
of the Very Higheat Qrade Pianos Makes l It Uzzy
to Possess the Greatest American flakes, y
Exshauacwd ChldtsTf ng. Websr
NewAlso Hobart M. Cable,
ETsrott, tlardmaa, VvVX
The
Chlckarlnas leadership among
tn naakes Is unquestioned. Jonas
American
Chtckerlng, when he made the first
Chicksrlng piano, founded aa Industry
wnicn- nas gsioea in preaiisw iw m
A nam: tha Weber Diano.
ths weber piano, owing vq
the peoullsrlr sympatbetlo euallty
or
its tone. Is the favorite piano of by far
a ma test numner ox tna woria s most
lllusljrlous muaiclans. It Is the official
piano of the Court of the Klag of Spain
and also of all the Apoatolio palsces of
the Vatican, having been selected by
the presont Pope himself after a careful
trial, and for his owa personal use, as
well; the Kimball, better -asowa
more widely used than any ether plane
maoa, ana usea ana nisniy prsieeo oy
Nerd ice. Sembrich and scores of ether
famoua ainaera.
- These ere eur three leading makes,
upon a few of which we are bow able
to make prices that will aatealah aay
one at all acquainted with plane values.
They bsve recently been received by
us In exchange for Weber and Chicksr
lng brands and aa even larger number
for the wonderful Pianola Piano, thai
will make -a musician of any one who
bas a musical ear, whether they have
had any musical training or not. Peo
ple are dally partlag with cherished
finest makes.' many of them almost
new, la order ta secure oae ef these so
called complete pianos, and It la pianos
that nave tone to ue In this way that
we are Bow offortna at such tramendnna
reductions.
Ws know that many aeools of refined
musical tssts. but limited means, are
hanksiins" ror Just suck alanee as
these, end we would urge all such to
In snd look st the instruments.
won't ooet you anything, and you
- On aeoaamt of moving Thursday
to our new building at .,, v -
WASIlir.GTOrj ST.
"We will cloae la the forenoon, but
will open at 1 O'clock la the efter-
- noon, with a stock of ever 40,00
records, both diss and cylinder reo-
,, ords. . . :.. , ... ,,..-,',.
Although the building will not
be gnished complete for some time,
,yet we will be able to oater to our
patron a demands. . ..
avewhia
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PJIOmCGIMPH CO.
J!i Seventh street. Will be found
Thereday and Friday at !
Washington . street, comer. West
Park. ., -v x. .
neisHSait
JOURNAL WANT ADS
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74 TIURD ST.
Prices' oh all Accumtilitlr "
and Kimball PUnos. Sam Utzz'.j
LssUr, Havtfwerfl, Crswa.
Dwcksr Baby QiaUitf, Ctc ? ,
wfll doubtless decide at once that ynu
have the rarest of opportunities to real
ise your wish. There is a
Superb Chicksrlng, largest- slae, abso
lutely good as new, that sells wnea ,f
for $S0. Present price Is only Mil.
A very dainty- Weber, la a rose woe i
Case for only 11(6.
, Lester, full else mahogany ease. Sits.
" Kimball, medium em. In a lovely
walnut case, till..
Kimball, mahogany ease, and in splen
did condition every way, 117.
. One of our most remarkable onVH--
le a Kimball ta an art case, a pec'' r
designed, with panels beautifully im.i
with est In wood; tts tone, too, ia excel
lent. Price, ia." . - - .
Haddorff. large oak eaaa,. for till. .
. Hobart at. Cable, nearly new, regular
tltO style, for ills. ' .
Crown orchestral (tha plana of masr
toneel, t1i. .
t , Stack, genuine rosewood esse,' 1145. '
Bverett, large alas, rosewood ease,
alto.
Hardman. la aa eboay case, -used but
little, 210. i- --S- -
Also Fletcher. Heinse, Conover.
lebarjr, . Jswstt, eto soma as io-
Decker Baby Oraad. left with t "
be sold, goes for the little price ft
Every Instrument ' fully ruara - 1
and -noney back" should asme-i I In
any way. to prove exactly aa -r. re
sented. . . .
Any one of-' these planes can he ee-
eared by msklng s first smell cash nev.
ment. remainder ef eurchsas ta - y.-
moderate monthly lnatallmenta. 1 lr1
Piano House. IS1 Washlns-tas - .
corner Park. .J
THURSDAY SPECIAL f
; 50 China ;CIc3et3
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A full also China Clbeot. f
polished. In quarter - ae"M ,
with bevel French plete t tot
top. Regular 2a epeou.r prfce
for Wednesoay
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