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intra OF THEIR OWn ' ' " ,4': zC'. Jap Business Men Aie Dis . . gustecl. With-' Tight: wad Government. is ileal Fiano Selling v: . (United press Leased Wirt.) , Toklo, Sept. ! The dissatisfaction of the Japanese commercial bodies over the postponement of the Toklo world's exposition from 1913. to dm ,ha be- ?'.;t J y . 1, 'pi 1 , " ; 1 11 1 "- ' . , , 1. More ) Thai , a' Year's Business for ' an CWinary ; Piano Dealer Crowded Into the Month of August ," , :' ; at Eilers 'Piatio House.. , By Far the Biggest Record for August Ever Witnessed. .And We Are Going -to -Sell. 360 rr New, Piartosy Next Month. While Slightly Advanced Prices Will - Have to Be Put Into Effect; they Will Still Be Placed Much Below Usual. - . A - ' Tl'JEIIIY 1UIS SENATORS POiiCII ADE FOR RUDDY GORE III BLOCK (Canadian pacific.; Line fcut Charge That West. Virginia to rieces in Manitoba,U , Togas Are "Auctioned. Thousands Marooned. : (United Press teased wire.) Winnipeg-, Man., Sept. 1. Thousands) Starts the Mill (United Press ,X.assd Wire.) Wheeling;, W. Vs., Sept 1 Senator Of passengers on transcontinental tnltii I Nathan H. Hr.ntt nf W. Vlrfn. ,' .1.. JJ . . I B M T v t"amn are blocked- tor "ar carried a battle-scarred oountenance "ay wu Winnipeg- and Thunder as the result of a flstio encounter with WtB Sif w'llf UAHK Terms Will Be Arranged -to Suit Any Reasonable Buyer. ftv, llYS;llZ $TmBtV emlth ,n th n. mug meeting 01 ine 'iiio pun- v wdugaiv. un uiui. v. wv .uivg uiiu a laiivs uuiu ; I i1"" uiuunuua grades Into the val-1 City. We stated at the. outset of the month that we were determined tr make I Several 'cloudburst, luaf r,ih I Some time ago; lh an address at Parkei- up for lost time. Wc had made up our minds that more pianos ou!d have fr1? ?? 1 "o;s damageond it burg. Smith declared the United States be sold durinte the month of August than ever heretofore in the sarne temporal track- ,u, ""3 "tVP"."'? ,.L"..w.e." virflnla haa been to the minister of rammerca and aa-rl. I monin. 1 . ; . . -; : ... I "2. uwi uuh pjacog. . I Rnnff ani Smith 4- kr." . tTlttolViZ ,?PeUio hel We neognized that buyers would be found in plenty, if sufficient in- emrS!i J?h "SSarSJe " 'S51elf-Sf USSST JrJ-?..'.' . Jhe meeung of the business men was X'. ""'i P" 1M" Wme WCrC " SdSSOT?5 7A"""- -nre mai gnwi naa crep; o". " . " " .V : . west and east: into me management or tne proposed we iook some 01 tne cnoicesi ana oest Known makes and cut pnees . it is Impossible to learn th ,Trt jar wore i reel y maae. ii was siaiea I unmercifiillv, maVinir th rt tn retail -bnver less than wrW cmill tent of the riamnc-H iinn. h i, me two Re :on.rlrwpTIaih.r,:S ?r would have to pay. for them at the factory And we made the SftSW strm .S?- nthchWiy blSwY'iS agement was economical. They said the, terms of payment so extraordinarily easy thaf many a home owner saw his trict. storm-swept dis- ,reate7 numbV of wWch were to tbl exposition would be a bi factor In the way. clear to make his home a musical one. M The governor-gnerai is on one of the oredit of Smith. Cashier L. p. stifel of """"' v nines. -1 tisf,e( hitver merchants, sav i the het arlv.rt cmr tr i-r, I uJ'?a train". Many weeK-end holldayl'" oanit was nnauy sucoessrul as a - As an alternative, they threaten to Lt,;. ""Ca Pi y Vert tf -I.- aavertlmcn- Here in travelers from Winnipeg are tied up at mediator and the combatant, were led have an tnHntHl fair non- In I this list are nearlv 250 ;;"best advertisements, for everv huver rlnritinr thii I Knnr. " "'."u uf L I ,. at- . . tTTtfi " 1 . i l l J"".1"'""" y ,uufl I oait nas uiKjucsuuuauijr uhviuc; mcuu aim wcu-wisner 01 . XMlcrS trlAtiO uglier" word. The two gentlemen then cleared for commercial bodies of japan. if the cabi- House, not onlv because our oricea. were considerably lower anrf th n.litv The matter is to be discussed at a I found here iust a little bit more considerate treatment. anH littl. KJf K-t.lll DeclJ eahlnat mutln. , , I ... .41 ' j.i:t :i..i.: j :..... . . I net does not restore the original date vi im proposea woria s lair. POSTAL SCANDAL ' AGITATES CUBA Shortage of $400,000 in Ha vana Office Bloodshed in Consequence. firm rrrnrn rnn ,nr of our stock considerably higher than elsewhere, but also because they I ir rrrlllK Hill IliT MARKET OF PORTLAND ter attention to detail. little more oainstakinsr and nosiHvelv nrnmnf t livery service (we have our own delivery service) than could possibly, be cxpccica cisewnere. cut reaa ovcr-inc list, I but Smith escaped with only a scratch. BEGIN OX BULL ms (Continued From Fage One.) . Williams. W. H.. Bllera Diane. Kelly, Mr. Edna B- Bush A Oert piano. - Wisdom, J. C. HobeVt M. Cable, plana rowe, Mrs. j. m., tuners. Hedges, S. O., Eller. Stone, Mrs. S. K.. Clarendon. fitemke, Mrs. A. J., Clarendon. Hall, E. W Kohler & CampbeJL Bishop, J,; Clarendon. - Medal r s. Mrs. S. 6.. Clarendon. Merrltt. James. Bush A Oerts piano. Smith, J. H., and Downs, C Pasoo, Kmerson. . McOowan, E. H., Hobart M. Cable. Turnidge, Mrs. W. J., Ellers. Trlplett, H. O., Pianola piano. Stock. J. H.. Decker. TohL W. H., Nehlem, Or., Marshall wenaeu. Kemper, J. R., Hobart M. Cable. Wagner. P. P.," Hobart M. Cable. Wyland. W. Marshall 4 WendeU King. Mamie, Baus. Newlin, A K., Hobart M. Cable Stan wood, James, Hobart M. -Cable. 8harp8teln school, Walla Walla, Eilers. - Johnson, w. W.f Archer station, Koh- (Cnltd Ptcm Leawd Win.) Havana, Sept. 1. The whole provin cial government is in an Uproar today as the result of the discovery of the thett of over MOO.000 in the local post office. The discovery was made when n inventory of the stamps, envelopes umicum was utxen. inn oe- jer & Camnbclf tecuves are searching for Rtcanlo Dod- Bilyen, W. H:. Chlckerlng-. rlques, chief of the supply bureau, who Drake. Mrs. W. J., Kimball. disappeared when the theft became Lethammer, A., Hobart M. Cable. n;n. . Johnson, Miss Pearl, Kohler & Camp Colonel Charles Hernandez Is post- bell. '.. master-general and he said today that Wright. Ed, Hood River, Or., Ellers. every effort would be made to discover Butler. E. H., Chlckerlng. the thtef. Hitchcock, ' E. M.. Bailey. Growing out of the postntfTtee scandal, Schmorl. Mrs. M.. Wlnterroth. -Manuel Elles, editor of El Vigilante of Murrow, J.. Sellwood, Kimball. ' Mansanlllo,, was shot dead yesterday Price, A. A., Oregpn, City, Hobart M. afternoon by Manuel Estrada, editor of Cable. 101 Reporter of the same city. Estrada Shortley, R. L., Crown piano. who is an indpendent, considered he Herburger, ,B. C, Seneca, Marshall & had been Insulted in a political editorial Wendell. written oy juies, wbt ts a conservative. . o"r, mrs. vi.ue, canyon vy, tvon- The coroner s Jury held Estrada to an swer on a cnarge or murder. fc PEEACHEIIS TRY TO f bUTHOAR TliE LION (Cnlted Prem Laued WP.) Sacramento, CaL, Sept. 1. The de cision of the State Agricultural society to conduct a marriage In a lion s cage at the state fair as the big feature for tomorrow night has aroused opposition anions; me ministers ot Sacramento, who have declared that such a marriage wiiH ii. anenoaiu sensationalism would db noming snort or sacrilege. J. T. BettS and Minn A KM Hlvrlna both of this city, are the contracting i'". nii ma young woman asserts mat sne is sua game and "will go ahead ;with the ceremony If some person can be secured to make tha knot Is probable that Secretary Fllcher of wm nucieiy wui nave to get a justice of the peace to perform the Job, as the ministerial body has been aroused by Rev. Baker's appeal and a meeting of the Ministerial union will probably be held to enter a more decided protest, while any minister who would now per form the ceremony would find himself at outs with his brethren. 4? The marriage is to take place tomor row night at 10 o'clock, the young peo ple to receive a cash bonus and a lot of household goods with which to start their matrimonial career, while the of ficiating minister or Judge is- to get ISO for his services. . Toke Point,- Wash., jRQHIBjCANBIBAm- BEACHES BELLIftGHAM Bee rue, wash., Sept. 1. president Wtre.l Eugene W. of the United States, reached Charm, prohibition party president of the United f here this morning, and was given a re- reuuuii i ui commercial club. To night he will speak at Arcade hall. To morrow morning he will leave for Bell- UBIMQI. ler & Campbell. Larson, Aug., nimDau. Taggart. Mrs. A., Wlnterroth. Burke, Beatrice. Ellers. Doughertyi S. P., Crown piano. Lolllch, Peter. Bush & Oerts piano. Alexander,. Mrs. C., Ellers. Gushing. A. O.. Wlnterroth. Munro, Mabel, Ellers., Hoaitatt. D. M. Marshall A. Wendell. DesBrlsoy, C. A., Decker. Ely, George V., Oregon City, Ellera, Brustad. Mrs.. Astoria. Kimball. Llvengood. V. E.. MCMlnnvllle. Whit. ney. Henry, G. R., Flrland station, Claren uon. Flelnhman, J. O., Peerless. Palmer, W. F.. Wlnterroth. Serven, F. E.. Marshall St Wendell. ...vi, 1.. ai J, X VTCI1UD11. Retilefsen, W. H, Marshall & Wen i.ii .i. Behroust, T. H., Wlnterroth. Shortly, E. S., Crown plaiio. Skinner, D., McMlnnvllle, Clarendon. Na.lion, S.-.C. Vancouver, Wash., Clar- MeUer, W. C, Centervllle, Wash., Tuneberg. Henry, Byrne. Griffith, Mrs. F. W KimbalL Arnold, Mrs. D. C, Marshall & Wen- UC1 1. . Bishop, Mrs. N., Wlnterroth. Dickson. Mrs. Henri I mmtmr- Parson, H. A., Goldendale, Wash.. Win- Johnsen. p.. R Chickering. Smith, Mrs.. U p., Haielton Bros. Deckert, Emll. Chlckerlng. Holter. Mrs. R. T. r.t. ni.n Scroggs, John M.. Marshall &' Wen- W???,'.T- A - Marshall & Wendell. Griffith. Mrs. W. T. Bvrne. DeLashmutt. S. L., Chickering plano. Marks. Jm v Woodland Improvement Co. Weser St -TwrP?'?7 lrobart M- Cahla Dark, rralvrn. Toior- i- Hanson, Mrs. A.. Marshall & Wendell. viusii , ucui tin nKnmnraiirs iirn w Milton. McCullourh R V VjV,n u. Gell H. R. Albany, Or.. A. B. Chase. Ufl . -V- Marehall & WendelL Wood, Ed J., Byrne. Johnson. J. M.. Ellera. KUgel. P. C. fifllnm Hr UK... . L. i vjkya i jki. V- 4 1 . Leisure. Mrs. R n xrar..n m. twr A .11 - ' " rcn- peilus, Fr, Byrne. nay. Merman, in. n. n.a - r vvciiutrii. w . (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) . The Dalles. Or., Sept. 1. The 4 Cascade Development company, w , witn a capital stock of 1100,000,, has filed its articles of Incoroo- a ration In the county clerk's of 4 fice here, the incorporators belhir w A. W. Mohr and W. A. John- 4 ;ston of The Dalles, and P. L. Caples of Portland. The object 4 ' of the corporation is to build a 4 power and Ice plant near Wyeth Station. It Is estimated that Lindsay creek, near there, will furnish 600-horsepower, giving 4 about a 460-foot fall. It is ex- pected to have the 1ce plant. e which will have a capacity of about 60 tons per dax. in opera- tlon to supply the Portland roar- ket next spring. which connects with two good mains. This main has worn out and the property- owners have petitioned the board to relav the nirje. Under the old rules ine ooara wouia nave replaced tne pipe I for the good of the service. Under the new amendment tne board does nut know whether the change will be neces sary ior tne gooa or me .service or ror ine Denent or tne property owners, ana tne question was rererrea to in Portlaiid's Largest and Livest Hat Department attorney for an opinion. tie city If such a Question - arose with sewer the matter would be disposed of Dy relaying tne pipe ouf or tne sewer renair fund or otderlnsr an assessment district created and suttina- the cost on the property owners. Inasmuch as trrttre is no such fund provided for the repair of water mains because the city has been acting under the old regulations. the board did not feT-thls morning; that it should at once rcbommend to the council that an assessment district be I created for this one small Improvement a until tne matter 01 a repair iuna ana . 1 iv. provisiuns ue mmeu. w As one member of the board stated 4 1 this morning a complete new system a. will have to.De nroviaed ror the admin 2. istration of the water board under the charter amendments. This view was I hell by ail the members and City At a torney Kavanaugh was Instructed to U4n up uia lug1 RO AD'S A RUTTirRT" FOT? structing sewera MORE MILK AND HONEY blanks and orders for the department upon lines similar to those in vogue in tne matter 01 con The Freight Rate Primer, issued by the management of the New York I ROADS TO -CENTRAL (Continued From Page One.) Pankey, W. W., Echo, Or Marshall In - ""faintest Idea that the Porters have any A Wendell. Marshall Central lines. Is being distributed by intention of buildings the line - them' 01 sen, Kyra, Cathlamet, Wash.. Eilera w- C. Seachrest. local agent for tho selves. For years.th. Clark. Mrs. George, Kohler 4 CamrJ- roaa ln Portland. Tlie lfttle book Is Ing for Hill, backed bell. "v an argument for the equity of increased building lines which, Whitaker, Emll J., Chlckerlng. freight rates on suoh commodities as completion, were abi 3Vhltney, E. H. Ellers. Lee. Mrs. C. W.. Ellers. Hunt j. m.. Pianola Piano. Hamlin. Mm T t. ri-..K. Marshall & Wendell tioooenough, H. I., Salem, Or., Kohler "tea ent for tho selves. For years.they have been work- Dy Hill money and on or before their absorbed by the Hill can stand the action, and shows by II-1 system, lustration and statistics that the in. I Harrlman Is already in the state crease per capita would be of no in-1 purely on a vacation," and Hill has flnitesmnJ Rnfmint- nor nanliii Th. I promised to be here to attend the cham- Or purpose of the pamphlet is to show to Pr ' commerce banquet to celebrate he .legler. B., Astoria, Kimball. DICKS dell. son, Mrs. H. E., Marshall Wen- . NEW INVENTION Automatically Aots as a Vroteotiea AgaJast Tire and Bavee TuL Glbba. A. E.. Clarendon. Riegelmann, R., Marshall A Wendell. KODerts, u. .a.. Clarendon. Smith, Mrs. I. R.. Story & Clark. ttnlr T O r-ll Krelltch. Elisabeth, Marshall A Wen aeu. Martin, C. M.. Kimball. Carlson. B., Arleta. Marshall Wen dell. Giles. Alta F, Astoria, Ellers. Effenberger, W. TI., Nehalem, CTaren don. Olson, Charles. Doll piano. Cherrlngton. James.' Haddorff nlun 1 i urner, j. j., Miiisaaie.. Or... Planol UIBIIU. njiton j. M., vanoouver Barracks, wasn., Kianoia piano. Depennlng, Mrs. H., KimbalL ' Lee, Mrs. E. A.. Leeter. ""' Peterson, James, Lester. Hull, Samuel, Bush A Gerts piano. Eggleston, O.. Ellers. Johnson, D. N., Kimball. Flak. B. H., Ellers. Thornton. Mrs. F., Wlnterroth. Hewert A. N., Hobart M. .Cable piano. aicuuiinoiien. u. t. Kohler A Ci bell. Wlleut. Mrs. P. Hobart M. Cable. Howell. Mrs. O. T., J. R Cook. Graf, Mrs. M. E.. Kimball. Armentrout, Mra F. 8., Iertar. .amp- Hansen. Mrs. A., BaJley. Lyon, Mra E. E., Marshall A WendelL Earl. Mrs. J. F.. Lutorll -Or irin. ball. ' " - .Crane, Emory, Doll piano. Jennings. E. ft.. Troutdale. Ellera. Madsen. Albert. Vimmuim .. ! Story A Clark. ' Martin. 8. L.. Hobart M. Cable. Burton. Ewln. Hobart M. Cable. Cameron. R W., Story A Clark. Meybrunn. J. O.. Decker. Post, N. H.. Ellers. ' Hiram. Soloman A rrTiil a rtr. dell. ' Murphy. J. B., Marshall A WendelL Adams, C. F., Ellera. Fvnthar. Mrs. W winUmi). Bates, Reta, Marshall A WendelL Bockler, Charles, Ellera Day. Mrs. Fred, Chlckerlng. Gardner. L. J.. Bailey. Blatchley, Mrs. L E..-Peas. Campbell L. H. Hobart M. Cable. Hlgley, Mra EH Wlnterroth. Wm mnKal 1 T O iv.il i i nuuiDson. i mm 11 raani. ;, m. Wh.r ur. Buddrlue, JE. p.. Haselton Bros. A Campbell. Drane, j. b.. Pease Piano. Anderson, Eva., Doll. Jfrdn; Mrs. 8. M., Byrne. MMe II M. L-, Marshall & WenlelL .. 2a'"n i-ease f lano. gell. J. p.. Chlckerlng. Peart, Ola. Pianola piano. Brown, q. p., Corvallls, Lester. Clark A R.. Pianola Piano. MarjKall Maybelle, Pianola Piano. Kind, C. A. Clarendon. PI?nonS' C C- Mrhffelll. Or., Byrne Ch&bn A,ber,a- Euen Or, f- Marshall A Wendell. gaf.fert'. M". A. R., Pianola Piano. fitet Sfin'.S- Marshttl1 WendelL a.iv Ei ' X ,Ian?ook! Ellers. Stott, J. P., Pianola piano. Dryer, -Ed ward, Chlckerlng. Seers, Mr, Lester. Schantln. J. p. Lester. , Seers, Mr.," Lester. Pallant, H . Eilers. Helming. F C. Marshall A WendelL. wi At W.. Marshall. A Wendejl. )7,rdJ C.. Schumann. Whitaker. Emll J., Pianola Piano ' Klrkham. M. M.. Story & Clark ri!fb'r& C- M- Hood Rlvpr. Kimball. Daller. F. R Hlllshorn xrmn Cautrell, F. W., Brownsville. Or' public that an Increase ln freight I opening up of , the Spokane, Port i of from 10 to 25 per cent on Land . an.a Seattle road. Something Is Id Cla rend on. Parrlsh W. E, Dannie. Kimball. McDonald, Mrs. A.. Story & Clark. wesxon, miss W., Marshall A Wen- West, L. A Pianola piano. Plummer. a.. Pianola piano. Cass. A. Dallas. Or., Peerless. Black. C. f). PnrtMll trl.Kn r i- . . - ... u. x .niiuiu iia uu. MCPieuiy. Ida, Pianola piano. i nomnson. j n finnif.n. n i. w . . r " Colson, Hugh. Kimball. Brown, P, F., Hobart M. Cable. Ellis, H. J.. Kohler A Campbell. Rothanaen. Henry, Wlnterroth Knapp. E. E., Weber piano, Gibbons. J. J., Kohler A.CampbelL McNutt. Mrs. F.. H. F. Miller. Bradbury, Edna. Marshall A Wendell. Christian, Lillle, Marshall & Wendell. Rice. Thomas M Rnuti. tj.i.. Kimball. McCov. Mrs O P.. Mrm. IT. 11. W'ash.. Kimball piano. ecnooi aistnct 104. Lester. Houch. Mrs A. A., Kimball piano. Steonberr, James. Chlckerlng. Person, Helga. Weber piano. Edmundaon A Pavnr TniiKr 4'Alan Peerless. " Quinn. F. N.. Peerless. : Beagle. W., Kohler A Campbell . Brownlow, A. T., Kimball. Comean, Ralph. Pianola piano. Hendricks. C. W, Lester. Thompson. Mrs. W. E , Pianola piano. Snyder, M. K , Decker. Guy. F. H.. Lester. Hills. O. Wash., rhlrkrrtnv nlina Western Amusement Co.. Moscow, Idaho. Electric piano. Matthews, Mra. N. E, Nam pa. Idaho Marshall A Wendell. Chester, Mrs. A. J, AUanta, Idaho. Hlnse. Marh. William. Bolsa Idaho. Ellera 4. Qulgler, aara L.. Boise, Idaho. Ellers. tiecniei jonn, weiser, aaano. Konier A Campbell. Barber, H. M.. Weber piano. standard commodities would make no appreciable difference to the individual consumer while It would amount in the aggregate to a vast sum for the railroads and would insure extension and expansion of the business and con struction of the roads of the country. A Paying- Investment. Mr. John White, of 38 Highland ave., Houlton. Maine, says: ."Have been trou bled with a cough every winter and spring. Last winter I tried many ad vertised remedies, but the cough, con tinued until I bought a 60-cent bottle of Dr. .King's New Disoovery; before that was half gone the cough was all gone. This winter the same harinv re sult has followed; a few doses once more banished the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King's ' New Dis covery is the best of all couarh and lunar remedies." Sold under guarantee at all druggists?; 60c and SI. Trial bottle free. due to drop before long. FtJRNITURE COMPANY i. (Continued From Page One.) employes dropped a lighted cigarette or cigar stump In the shipping room lust before closing last night Mr. Roberta scarcely believes this because the company has always strictly en forced its rule ajralnst nmnlcinr i. though it la known that at times new employes nave . Deen caught taklner a smoke when they thought they were not in danger of being caught. Jap Maneuvers in November. (United Pren Leand Wire.) Toklo. Sept. 1. It waa announced -to day at the mlnlstrv of war that th. Ntpeeial grand military maneuvers of the Japanese army win oegin November 10 Desires its thous ands of patrons to know that its ex ceptional display of Autumn Headwear is now ready. Included in the exhibit are the cel ebrated "BROOK" peer of all $3 hats; the new Stetson's derby " and soft shapes, at prices ranging from $4 to $12 Youman ' Derby, Silk and Opera Hafs A Liquid Powder, for the Face. possesses all the advantages claimed for the dusty powders and paints without any of their annoying; features. Hagan's I Magnolia Balm Is a clear, harmless liquid powder that instantly removes Tan, Sunburn, Redness and any discoloration of the Face, Neck, Arms and Hands. Its use defies detection. No lady who values her personal appearance can afford to be without it. Prepared In two Colors-PINK and WHITE. ample of either color free, or buy a larps bottle for 75 cents at your drug-gists. LYON MANTJPACTtTBXMO CO.. aa Sotrtli Flftfc nsmrr.vif HT a I and laat four days. The operations ot the troops taking part ln the maneu vers will cover the five provinces of Klnal. The Imperial headquarters will be at Kara and the mikado's grand re view of the army will take place- No vember 14. " Potter's last Trip atarday. V The steamer T. J. Potter "will, make the last trip of the season, leaving Portland at 1:S0 p. m. next Saturday. September S. returnlnc from Megler Sunday night at o'clock. AJUTOtB AtrTOKATIO DAKTZB CO. w swenooa sauoinar. , Portland - . .... . Ortroa I Almost Too Qood to Be True! These Will Qo for Ten Cents a Day. uwmg tnn tale we acceoted frrn .e.r,l ftrtvs tfttr nfrf fjnsi J at - " V f-..i ) f5?.!?rict toaiati Damper. It was ''ora ,n urn. o !t as have their used piinoi for little money. These Ko artlcJ nrln Intn-hMlll.. w... .: .l -vnViCU i omy has attracted more attention tban K.r.M Y "''-".u. incir new pianos at such immense reductions they by Frank M. I we must sell at once, for r'endell piano, splendid finish and ISO half prjee takes it yes, we k i n vwii i amran naiffniM . tmmb mar we. iniiir at s 1 1 amma a . . i Heath, a Portland man. The ownhln wVV":" " w ?.fponi they occupy passen into tne hands ef T. C Staler I . il r e......v.i Minniu vv s nas passen into tne hands ef T. C Staler I . il r e......v.i Minniu v - 'and associates who have met with the . lone- rved legs, worth sareTy !. areatest encouraaement frnm n. Will make it 7? t A . , ' : who ha. examined the new devlca' The Anl Arion 17nT LuZ V mo?tb- f Arnold Automatic Damper Co. has been AraAfion piano, also in excellent order, surely .organised to engage in the manufacture " A "P'rb rischer, inlaid with mother-of-pearl "of the damper. The damper Is so con- corners. $5i - , : ' P'i. worth $100, goes for $62. carved legs and round - Structed that It can be annlUMl iul mA fju.iea oj any one. It I. .heat generated in the . at. j createa oy high wind: belnr rwrr sen operTted V UsnfA-l.-ntie, ,so Pllny pearl inlaid piano must have cost $700 or ve or draft I ow when new now $85. : generated In the stove tlA hw Kltfh ln k.U m. M I 4 C . I . T . . . eitive in thie"reepect.' Asida from be- r V. v 1"' .Son?rton, $65; and still another Sohmer for $53. il"? Art protection from fire it will I.AiL: Emerson, considerably older than any of the above, but of eoorl yv irom it to an pr cent of fuel. , ; - . . J f It ts applicable to all stoves, ranges and .' . A Steinwav tl7' An Tm..i.t T"t ' j'j ' " , , furriacea The automatic features are ,1.J2 . y ImPrj. Splendid large sue, and a Gardner, also th most eomplete that h. err been a found tone take your cfioice $SS each. Terms $6 down and tt ner inP.ori"'r't Jn V """per. Th. presT month; secures them . : L -erp,- , T . ent demand for the article Indies tea a t, ,. . ; . ' ' - 1 ., ."tess--: whir -will in.id. .cc sli nJ you W,U o come at otice'for at'thwe prices and .such low lag from ta to 109 men, , 1 - ..MeA.?0 "ousOSJ WaJhu,italifret hn!L Se.ek.h : Medicinal Qualities, possessed exclusively by Table Rock Mineral Water, have been responsible for many Remarkable cures in Rheumatism, xsthma, Neuralgia and Stomach Trouble. THIS SPARKLING WATER IS THE FAVORITE TABLE , r DRINK AT LEADING HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS - .... . . - . Bottlecf at the Springs by TABLE ROCK MINERAL WATER CO. Table Rock, Washington. ' v r. Portland Agency;, 605 Chamber of Commerce. " - 4? J
