THE OREGON DAILY" JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1003.
5' '
fltESfl
OF STAMPS
OVER $100,000 FOR NEW
: PORTLAND PARK SYSTEM
' Burglar Plies Trade in Drug Zn
Because of the work which .will' be
taken in consequence of th 11.000,000
bond 1 fund to' be raised by the park
board, the member decided this morn
In to aak tHe council to allow the park
department the full amount provided for
Store Sub-rostal Station cJrt" ou
T)liril1 EiirlV lorililllT tf," work whichwlU follow In building
n' the neiV park system.- The charter
M0111N- M'flVPS 'i0 LlllC PlareB h I""1 Park fund at one
JU'lllS ; vl half milt and the amount which could
t n w Tint I'tia " . triua be rained next year would .be more
IOr 1ClCCll VS. . , : . 1 than 1100,000. . ,
Heretofore the park department haa
been compelled to ret along-, with about
ila
adequate to carry
ski
$00,000 a year.
Thia amount will be in
on the new. work and
In nrlflttlnn in HMklftar h nnnnrll fop the
me orug full amount of the appropriation ai
ml t tee that an amendment be made to
the- present charter or a provision In
serted In tho new charter allowing the
park department greater latitude In the
mutter of funds. .
Farkkeeper Mlsche reported to the
preparing- a budaet for the nark depart
ment whlch-wlll be ready by September
The anh.nnntsl Station In
tnm of Fahtun Bverlev.' Tenth- and Jef- lowed by the charter tha members will
store of fahlan yn,; r", ' recommend to the charterxrevlslon com-
rerson, was roopea erj .
' and stamps and cash to the value of
2( taken. There Is also missing money
order forms and about ti "from the cash
drawer of tha dru store. Entrance was
made through - the front door . of the board this morning that he la already
store by breaking the lock. -
o'clock this morning by the policeman 15. At that time the members will go
on the beat, and la supposed to have over the amounts and cull unnecessary
taken olara about S o'clock. A similar expenses, in order to allow as much for
robbery of the sub-station took place construction work, as possinie. Miscne
last November. ' Arrests followed and recommended to the board this morning
the robbera are now aervlng a sentence that as much construction work as poa-
ln the state penitentiary. ' ' slble should be done while the board Is
Detective Maloney made an Invest!- purchasing land for the new park eya-
tlon of the robbery as soon as it wi win, : -
;.nnrtio i JhA nolice. He found that I Purchase Monnt Tabor.
tha front rinnr had been Dried ODen With li T hl mnnthlv rennrr. Mlanh renrnn.
a "Jimmy." Aside from the marks i on 'mended the purchase of Mount Tabor,
ine aoor mere waa noi m- iraco u
slightest description to aid In the cap
ture of the burglar. ,. . .
Maloney is Inclined to Relieve it the
work or one man ana mat jjyenej t.-
Itor 1a a newcomer in tne city.
saying that the present boundaries could
be ad vantageouely changed, lie said,
however, that "by reason of the process
by which the acqulnltlon must be made
the revised boundaries would only tend
to give, leverage to the contention of
Interested individuals who may choose
to exploit tneir opportunity to resist
POLICE SEEK
JOSEPH DEW
Search Directed by.Notc Left
by Daniel Donohuc, the
' : Suicide.
the Dublin's demand.
After a discussion of this nortlnn of
Mische's report, in which Ion Lewis
stated' that there are certain parts on
which expensive residences have been
erected and which could be elimlnatd
from the .present scheme, the matter
was reierrea to ine special committee
which is preparing the outlines of the
proposed park system. i ; ;
t f, " Kov toSare.-'Treefct;. A
A committee from the ftellwood board
of trade appeared before the board and
asked the members to commence action
at once to secure the. portion of laud
which was recently - sold to the Acme
Milling company for the reason that
the company intends to at once pro
ceed to cut doven the trees Iri the. area.,
(United rrM Utri WIrO
Oakland, Val., Sept. 4. On the theory
that Mrs. Alice Donohue, whose bddy
was exhumed from a grave In sn open
sewer In Emeryville last Sunday, was
the.vlotjm of intrigue brought on by
her- relations with several different
men, the police today are making ever;
effort , to find JokpdIi Berry, a Frencl
miner, who Is said to -'have been the
former husband or ' oonsort of , the
woman.;. ..- : --.
Tho new ausnect-ln the case wss im
plicated by a note left by Uanlel Dono
hue,' the streetcar motorman with whom
the woman had been living .for the last
few years and wiio committed suicide
yesterday by firing two revolver'bulleta
Into his - brain. - The note referred to
The committee wanted the board, to Berry as the mart who had done the
inatmct the city attorney to institute In- deed or had hired another to do It.
Junction proceedings restraining the , Investigations following this clue
milling company from , - defacina- the! 'va -revealed that Berry i formerly
property.; .... ., , . J lived with, Mrs. Donohue at Birmlng-
In the discussion ' which followed it j ham, Penn., as her husband. Together
transpired that the board Is not anxious they went on a tour te France, re-
to purchase the property sold to tha-i turning to the United , States a year
ill
he property sold to tha
havlne another location
In view which they Intend purchasing in
the Sellwood district . of the' new sys
tem. i , - ..
The board also decided to visit Co-
lumbla park 'some time next week tq
study the details of the plan submitted
by Parkkeeper Mlsche. The members
declined the offer of J. B. Yeon to
purchase a triangular section of land
adjoining ine proposed, park,
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GOVEENMEXT FILES SUIT!
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SALT LIE GETS
G A, R- HEXTTIflE
Wl air0f the de. Xevius of K"ew Jersey Elect-
njolned from claim- . . , , ' X . . .
ca tommanuer-m-vmei'
on First Ballot. ,
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 4. Salt Lake City
for a price not In excess of $J. 60 an
It is further asked
fn,nta h forever enl
Irg any right, titles Interest or lien In,
to or upon any of the lands and estates
in lauds, or1- from in any manner a-
poalng of them or doing anything which
i shall in any manne affect the title of
iny or ine mnu, or irum e"s .v. .
lands, cutting or in any manner using
, any of the-tlmber or otner naju p- WR, cti0lfelt M tne MXt meeting place
VUIB, ' I I'll, f . M v - .
with the lands.
" 2)ef ea1aits Aoconatable.
of the O. A. R. today, and the encamp
ment will be held there about this time
next year. The vote on the selection
The defendats Oregon ft California stood 41 Tor Salt Lake City against
Koutnern racmc com- jo ror waantngton. v
Wlth brief business '. sessions -today
Trust company
'; unv. mjnA. Union .Trust company are
"''railed upon for art accounting for any for the disposal of all unfinished busl
sums the have . received for the sale neas one of the - most .successful - na
- of anv of the. lands.- and the plaintiff tlonai - encampments that the' Grand
prays the court to Issue an order torn- Array has held in recnt years comes to
' manmng the -defendants to pay over 10 a Close, - i lie" departing trains- today
the United States all such moneys which carry thousands of visitors homeward,
have been realised from the sale of the Others plan to remain In this vicinity
lands r any,. Interest In them to others for several days. -and will spend the
than actual seiners,, or. in qosnuuci iimt in ibko excursions to ueiroit, san-
i exceedln 180 acres, o;
(fxceas-of J2.50 an,acre
't nther natural ;; products obtained .from the following list: ' Commander-lri-Chlef
the IftnaS. - - lirnif . nevms vi eu J3Hna. IN. J.
ni tinlniiff ftirflier asks that dur- senior vice-commander. J- Kent Him
in the pendency of the suit the Ore- llton of Ohio; junior vice-commander, C
(ton and California Ballroad , company, c. Royca of California; chaplaln-In-tlie
Snuthern -Pacific company, Stephen chief. J, F. Spenae of Tennessee; sur-
T. Gago, and tne un ton Trust company k'
1 fMid all officers,-agents, persons, firms ,M
,, or. in quantities time in mice excursions to Detroit. San
er for a price in dusky. Put-ln-Bay, Cedar Point and oth
re; and all moneys er places.. ; , ,, , '. t
ale of timber and The election of officer resulted in
teon-ln-chlef.
ia ry mni.
Iane Tunehlll of
Minnesota, and 80 for L. T. nickn on nt
Illinois.
and erirrlOratl5n'.-.clnm1h, through . or - N'evlus' election was on the first hat
f unrler the firat'named eOmoanles be en-1 lot. which Rave him 4fi4 votes. mmnarKl
13 lotned andUialBe frorft'sing. -ccu- with 254 for ex-Governor Van Sant of
pylng. leasing or' W any wiry interrer
In v. with any of the unsold lands,, or
.tfarln to oiffnoft o-f them, i-' v
The suit Is brought pursuant to the
. (provisions of - the -Joint resolution of
congress approved April 13 of this year
authorising ana airectinr tne aiiorney-
'- general 6f the United States; to institute
vail suits inequity which he might deem
- adequate and appropriate to enforce any
ana ail rignts ana remeaiea oj mu i
United, States arowlng out of or por
ta
, The Women's ' Relief Corps elected
Mrs. W, U Glllman of Roxbury, Mass.,
president.
Colonel Nevius. a native of New JeiS
sey, ' was studying law with the late
Russell A. Alger of Michigan when the
war broke out, and enlisted from Mich
igan wtth the Lincoln cavalry, He rose
io a . commission , witn the Seventh
Michigan and the Twenty-fifth - New
tor cavairy regiments and lost n arm
In front of Fort Stevens when the Union
army was engaged with General Early.
Colonel Nevius, beside being twice department-commander
of New Jersey,
has boen a judge and president of the
i-iorv wtrirey senate.
BISHOP SCADDIXG TO
MAKE VALLEY TOUR
Bishop Scudding announces the fol
lowing:, appointment for (September.
Some rearrangement of dates may have
to be made for the Coos county mis
sions, andjf so. due announcement will
De given Dy Kev. , William Horsfail,
missionary In charge: ?
6th Twelfth Sunday after Trinity--t
a. w St Mark's; 11 a. m., Sellwood;
7:30 p. m., All Saints.
8th Board . of mission at Bishop
crbft, 8 p. m.- .
-10 th- Meeting; - hospital trustees, 4
p. m. . ' . . -
.lltb-'-Meeting; trustees. :0f . Episcopal
fund. Bishopcroft. S p. tn. .
13th Thirteenth; Sunday after'' Trin-lty--Mornlng,
St. Stephen's pro-cathedral;
afternoon, St. Helen's Hall; night,
St. David's, Portland. T
16th Ashland.
18th Medford. n
20th Grants (Pass. ,
Slat- Roseburg.
2 2d Drain. , - ;
2Srd Gardiner.
: 25th-Empire. ,
27th -Coquille. ' t
. 29th Bandon.
-October 1 Marsh fleld. - .
tnlnln to tho land arrants mentioned.
Nearly two and a half million acres of
. ' land, worth approximately ; J40.000.000,
; are involved In the suit. 8peclal Assist
ant to the District Attorney Townsend
' la.bsndllng the eult at .this end.
.-.,- Crowd to rtnlsh- ,
1 Case ' of the . magnitude of this one,
4- Vhlch In the biggest thai ever can
-before the ceurts of Oregon usually
drag .along-for year without much b
. ' Ing accomplished. But It Is under
stood that the government officials In
tend to devote all their, energies to
-hurrying this along, to final judgment.
v in -this it is penevea tne esoutnem
Pacific- and tha ' other defendants will
. not oppose them, for the reason that
they are paying taxes on 'much of the
land all the time, and that It will be
tied up bv injunction, if this petition la
granted by the , court," while the taxea
? o on and .the defendants are' unable
get ny gqod out of ihe property.
it is nopea mat tne case may proirwi
' through" all the courts and be finally
decided by the supreme court of the
United States, to which It will of course
eventually go to find adjudication, with
in three years. -
Th imnortenee 'of this case In Ore-
ron cannot be overestimated. If it Is
: finally decided in favor of the govern
ment, ft -woll mean- tha throwing open
, to settlement of millions of acres Of
land ' and the conseauent Influx of a
great number of settlers to swell the
population and increase the Importance
ana prosperity or tne state.
That the railroad will fight the case
to the last ditch cannot be doubted.
' But the government officials who have
. tne matter in nana neusve mar tney
-.have a case so strong that they can
not lose. - .
VAST SUM FOR
LINES IX WEST
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TWO DELIGHTFUL DAYS
AT NORTH BEACH
Ing branch roads already started, work
on which was chopped off with the com
ing of the financial flurry last fall.
. ilarrlman's definite promise that cen
' Ml OrA will W. wlfknnt m vail.
. 1 - p V J 11V. . ' V T. .b....u . t. .
ton manv more months means an ex
penditure of at least II. 60,000, outside
the Klamath Falls line across the Ca-
ydes to Natron. - - -
From some point on the easferBj-lde
of the Cascades. Harrlman will, in ail
protablllty. extend northward Into
V'rook c-oiinty. It has developed during
the paat few days that It la the rail
road king's intention to penetrate this
district from the southwsrd. diverting
the traffic towards San Francisco In
stead of northward, to the O. R. N.
Into Portland.
In addition to operations In the eout
em part of the state, the Tillamook
branch will consume all of tS.000.aoo to
complete.. Engineers estimates placed
the total coat of this road at something
In exce-. of $.00ft.00a, one-fourth of
whrh ha already been spent In laying?
ran to mixton. wnere ine work haa
been resumed to the weatward.
T other croJects of the Hirrlmm
system In the vicinity of Portland win
call for a heavy appropriation if theee
are incruded tn the ludgt or wort
contemphfted. Qne Is the tunnel unri-r
the peninsula, a franchise for whlrb
wss granted Id July. JI07. and the othr
was removal of the rVutiiern PaetPe
tracks on Fourth street, entrance to
the city befpg made by way of the
Oeego cutoffT
Te rmoe the Fourth- street lint
and complete the cetnff wiil rentre
rlr- to ll.eaa.ee. srrdlng to Mr.
Harrlman's nn est-lmate. and the
erx of driving a tMtinl ondr the
pKnaul la a tak hoe total t
t!l rcH letrt the hundrMa of thmj- !
I a ltocther If frtroa r 1
uror-Ktioei pf tf 5 fi9l.f")t
-r) ufnt prJ-ta rJI fr at pr
't. r "ere of tr fund will amount
It r-T r-ii ;ir at4 or. of-th grt-
'1 jn-r ed i,;M tha bourxUnre
ti t ? a .
$3Rouiad-Trip
. All because Labor Day comes Monday, Sep
tembep 7th, the last trip of the O. R. & N. steamer
T. J. POTTER
has been changed to that day - - t .' '
Passengers may go to. North Beach Saturday
. and return Sunday night or, Monday afternoon at
the. special Saturday round trip rate of .$3.00.
-Schedule of Potter
later. and going directly to San Fran
cisco. There they continually quar
reled and the woman finally left Berry
and began living with Donohue. Tltl
Is thought to have enraged' Berry and
he Is said. to. have made , repeated
threats exalnat Mr. Donohue'a life.
.- No record haa. been found of a legal
marriage with Donohue. The flnget of
gum nas inu lurnon away from Qua
tav AUatead, - the Emeryville carom-
ter. POw held In, the cliy prison, who
was at first strongly suspected of tha
GOVERNOR HANLY
. THROWS BOMBSnELt
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(Continued From Part On.)
conference with Fairbanks In
fort to effect a reconciliation.
Governor Manly this afternoon gave
out a statement In which he said he
called the extra session In opposition to
the advice' of a great number of party
leaders with, whom ha dlscuaaed the
move. He adds, however, that he wa
not Impressed with their reasoning. -
Hanly say ms reason -ror canin
the session included the urgent need o:
vrower from attac
rider.
legislation designed to' protect the to
bacco grower from attack by night
11 asserts his belief that the public
demands a law f Iving the counties local
OlillMIl. ... -
lie also nresenta the fact that the an
proprlatlons ' for state Institutions all
revert to the general fund In October,
which, would leave them all without
funds until the meeting of the legisla
ture next winter.
."i have considered by action well."
he said, "and nothing will deter me from
the course I have taken."-
Malt tea. tha new non-alcohollo and
non-Intoxicating beer, has made an In
stantaneous hit. Orders will be filled as
f ant as possible. Phone or address
Henry Welnhard brewery.
A Baby Show in a Piano House
Just5 as soon as1 aUerations and changes in our Duiiding
'.".'-? i . ? r . -t TT-11 c .
are completed we snail inaugurate, in neciiarnan, irom
. '. -1 . . sr. -At. . : -'
wnicn seating win ; nave Deen removeu ior ine uccasion,
a unique and intensely interesting Baby Show not of
your "cry babies" 7but of beautiful Baby Grands. There
will be also larger and smaller grands. - This baby show
will, in its scone, excel anv similar orevious occasion. No
less than tnree carloads' of one make, Chickerings, have
been received during the past few days at our wholesale
warehouse, corner-Thirteenth and Ndrthrup streets, for
this event. There will be many of other makes, too. Re
cital Hall will, soon .be filled with these masterpieces of
highest class piano mak
ing. Music lovers will, we
hope, be accorded a real treat.
; See display; of $11,000 worth of
thtse. beauties in our corner, display
flill p 11" ' ' '
window on Washington street:
Fall Display of y
HZ WH? EmB W V-arW kintt
Neman need have his shirts made to order for the sake of
fit and fullness when ! he can buy 'from our stock of
"Excello" Shirts. These Shirts are shown in all patterns
and styles; the stiff plaited bosoms for Fall and Winter
wear are the new favorites, $1.60 to $3.00.
"Rich" not only in, quality of silks, but ,
, in patterns and designs, is our Neck-,
- wear display; - of course, every new
shade is here; the most popular four-in-hands,
both French and ' folded,
w also Club Ties, 50.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR PORTLAND OF
THE HOLEPROOF SOX SOLD WITH A SIX
MONTHS'. GUARANTEE?. t '
aw:
fern
On
TO MEGLER v
, Lv. Portland ... . , 1 :00 p. m. Sat
Ar. Megler. . . .'. . . .7:15 p.m. Sat
Lr. ' Portland i .V. 8:30 a. m."-Mon.
Ar. Megler . , X . .2:45 p. m. Mpn.
TO PORTLAND
Lt. Mcglej. 9.00 p. m. Suit.
Af. Portland . . . .4:00 a. m. Mon.
Lv.' Megler. .'.
Ar. Portland..
3.00 p. m. Mon. '
.10:30 p.m. Mon.
TKKEn AT THIRD Ap WASHINGTON STS. OK AH ST. DOCK
WM. McMURRY, Gen.' Pass. Agt, Portland
A NEW. DESIGN
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Qood Farm Lands In, Wash., Close to Portland
e - ciii s;ooi ncn land, i rrt1 from country town an1 11 miles
n iiiroyv.r, on srooa roaa; zv arrea- under t oultlvatlWh.- more easllr
red; I acrea In fine orchard of assorted fruits In. full bearlnc. I
from
cleared; I acres in fine orchard of assorted fruits ln full bearln
acres in assort ea Derries; lar
outnulldlns-s; place renced an
R ' fi. mi, H inn a nr Tinninr I m ni.m.n T . ,
rrillch cfiwa, some hnf a and all chickens, cream parawr.'t barrels
f 7-room-.njstlc house, new bam and alt
a cross-r-ncxi: rwrconil nrrtrwrtr tam
rider, cider press and feed cutter, all hay, araln. potato, and sbc-nt e
worth of applea. all for .S50; can stand If desired. A. BARQAIN.
O ACmzs erceileni land. 0 acres nder fine state of cult (ration."
balance all slashed, burned and ae.1ed. fsmllV r-rchard of assorted fruit a.
fine larjte bam. alio- and other nece'lary Owtbulidtncs: f-room house, fine
well at door, livlnsr stream and prlnr; ptce fenced and cross-fenced
with practically jiew fence; ft fine dairy cowa. wsaon. hack, plow, harrow,
binder, mower, rase. It tons hay and all rrowina; crops, 11 miles fro-nt
Vencourer. IU mllee from two railroad towns. Price. $7.0. THI8 IS
Al.lUlGH ASH SWALE LAND. if you are looklBg for a farm where
you can pay ior n oix mo una. see Itiia. - - - .
104 ACaZE, 7U miles "from this cttr. II utm nndee edltlvatim' it
T acres fine green timber; -room houee. large bars, granary and other out
T buildings: 1 bead of cattle, teem of fine mare. 1 wagons, buggy, hack.
T plows, mower, rake about tiO woHh of hay and other farm rrodacta.
1 .JLsfic"&
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Magnificent Chickering in Sump.
. tuous Kings Heights House. -
HISTORICAL
A DEVOTION
TO IDEALS
ice lUOO. H cash, balance to suit at ( per cent latereat.
eo iciii aire lerei land, it acres cleared. sme fine green raw tim
ber, new bunding, 7-ronm, l-atory hovee. nloely flntahed and pelntant
large bam and all outbuilding, good teem, new wagon, harneeeea. sprlnc
waron. mower, rk. plows, barrow, cultivator and all small tool. I cowa,
hog, all chlckera. bueho)d goorfe of rr dew-rlptton. cmmp.iv
aratTf end arUrlea too Bumemus to mwlcn. Thli r-rc i.miie front
fulfil and 1 mile from graded school. IVj willee from railroad town, and
U M!a frnrs Vaocciier on good level graded road. Ia fine location and
a fine home, prlre, H.500.
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THOMPSON & SVVAtV
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Superb Parlor Art Grand.
Prk $"L253l . ..
When Jonas Chickering, in 1823,
sold the first piano that bore his
name, he established, the founda
tions of the scientific and artistic
leadership in piano building that
have been associated ever since'
with the name of Chickering. From
the very first, his inventions revo
lutionized the piano-makers"' art '
and gained for American piano's in
many respects a well-deserved su
periority over their foreign rivals.
The personal initiative, the close
superivision.Mhe loving, enthusias
tic care which Jonas' Chickering be
stowed upon the instruments that
bore his name have been perpet
uated in all the 85 years that have
followed". It is this constant,
painstaking care, coupled with a
far-sighted progressiveness, invent
ive ability, initiative, that has not
only maintained the Chickering
standard of excellence, but kept it
constantly forging ahead, "never
resting for a moment on its laurels.
The result of this cherishing of
Chickering tradition made con
stantly militant by the infusion of
new enthusiasm, new artistic ideals
-h clearly seen in the Chickering
pianos of today the most -perfect J
examples ui muunn piauu-inaKing.
The refinement of inventive genius
is found in the small Chickering
grands the Quarter-Grand-adapt-ed
in sixe to the smallest boudoir
or parlor yet miracles of volume
and clearness ef tone, of resonance,
of mechanical perfection.
Other new Chickerings in tfie
display are a new style quarter- J
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grana satin or r rrncn. imisn. price
$778; a magnificent Louis XV de
'gn. price $945; superb parlor
grands of special style; prices in
short ringing from $596- op to
51.600. Dorens there are-that de
serve particular attention for their
artistic beauty.
Store Closes on Saturdays at Six o'ClocK
SATURDAY SPECIALS -
The following items are offered for tomorrow's selling and are sub
ject to delivery, af our earliest convenience. Telephone, f mail or
C. O. D. orders will not be accepted -
Irs
Special Each
Tomorrow at
A new lot of Plaque Pictures in artistic gold framings, 14 inches
Square, offering selection from several attractive and richly colored
subjects at the above special. See Morrison street window display.
CARPETS SWEEPERS AT
$1.85 .EACH
Offered 'm the Carpet department for tomorrow's buying- the
"Crown Jewel" Sweeper, a popular household sine; the celebrated
Bissell's make, m the maple or mahogany finish; your opportunity
for buying one of these little machines at a saving.
BRASS SPECIE
v. In the Drapery Dept. '
Brass Curtain Rods, special, each.. .. . .......... . . .5
Brass Moulding Hooks,for picture hanging, special, per doz..;5e
Brass" Curtain Kings, special, per doz...:.. 5e
Brass Sockets, for curtain poles, special, per pair. ............. .5
GRAN1TEWARE;SPEG'LS
; 7 ' . ;' ;'Toraorrow'"intheBM
No. 9 siae'Dippers, special, each ..10
No. 20 size lipped Sauce Pans, special, each... .20
No. 27 size Preserve Kettles, special, each...".. ....... .I..... .30
No. 06 size Berlin Kettles, special, each.....i....i....ii.....35
TOLL WQM
COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
F. J. STEINMETZ
M. L. ALLISON
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The LanVh'ere'-Tbings Grow
The land where BIQ things are being done by BIO men, and iti'M
. BIGGER things are contemplated.
Excursion Leaves gFltel-- Sept 6, 130 A. M.
Arrives at Klamath September 7, 8 p. m.
$2500 ROUND TRIP
Twenty nine days' limit to return. Stop-overs allowed r,- r?
For further particulars inquire at Klamath.Land Head-sTf-
STEINMETZ & ALUS C i 1
153 Morrison Street, Portland, Or.
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