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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
NATIONAL KNIGHTS OF
THE GREAT COLUMBUS
THEY Will 90 ON A PILGRIMAGE
TO Los ANGELES M TIE COM
ING JUNE.

The KniRhtf OF Columbus viii hold
ihell annual council and reunion ln
los Angeles. California. during me
weak of June i.li. 1905 Great prep
arations 10 receive and entertain the
visiting Knights and their friends have
been made and d right royal time u
awaiting all.
California Il Al ~ best IN June Los
Angeles viii welcome visitors vita
true California hospitality and no
Knight should miss the entertainmeut
prepared f0r him and his friends.
Nonheyn California desires 70 bid
The visiting knights and ladies' god.
speed on their homeward journey. and
extends an invitation % al visitors 20
AIRY awhile Ia the metropolis 81 the
l'urlic~-.Snn Francisco,
Thty have prepared a program Of
three days, June rs. l5 and 10, ana
wish % show the heagtsoB 81 that CITY.
~ wealth aud itH rreainoaa and re-
quest their eastern hrethr0a 90 pur.
chase their tickets 80 an 10 allow 4
slopover IN San Franclsco on the way
lhnmewArd.
The Aihuqnerque council has been
rsqu, sled ID Luiify San Francisco how
many members intend visiting cailf0r
MA al that time. Besides The usual a.
iiactione az trip 10 the coast. II 4.
well 10 remember that the l.eais and
CLARK exposition, a. Portland, Oregon
VIII be open 10 June. onering an excel
tent opportunity for visiting the greal
northwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
ROUGH RIDERS PREPARE GREET
ING.

"a Ansaaio, Tex. Aprn s.--Presi-
dent Roosevelt Will spend tomorrow
In san Antonio and elaborate ar
ranRement0 have been made Tor his
reception and entertainment. He
comes 20 atteDd the annual reunion
Of HIS regiment Of Rough RIDERS and
20 tho members oi thai famous or
RaniEati0n have been left the plaRa
Tor his ontoriainment The mem
bsrB Of his old command have gath
cred hero from Texas, Oklahoma.
Arizona. New Mexico. Colorado. Kan
eas and other state and territories.
Il Nill be- as their former leader IN
ramp and on the fiold that the prgei'
dent will mlnale With bis old com.
rndea. and NOT IN his capacity ~ chief
executive of tho nation. In accord.
nrco with HIS exprosaed wish al
formalltiea viii b0 dispensed with
Rnd enc president viii spend the day
IN renewing hcquainiancea and eA
changing reminisrences u tho days
OF 'ss A programme Of eporta has
been prepared. there viii bo ~
union dinner, and probably an ad
dress from the president
Ia anticipation of the coming of th'
dlailnEulshod guest San Ant0niO has
put on gala attire and the streets az
crowded with visitors from far an'
near.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
GRAND MASTER o'coNhGR
VisiTs SILVER CITY

!. " O'COnner. grand master work
man Of the New Mexico and Arizona
Jurisdiction of the Ancient Order Ot
United Workmen, paid an Official
visit 20 silver City Lodge No ! last
"Wednesday evening, says the lnde-
pendent. Notwithstanding tEe fact
that the coming 0f Mr. OConner was
practically unannOunced. a eunaider'
able number Of the lodge members
gathered that evening and paid their
respects 90 the chief executive ol
the order In thia jurisdiction. Lunch
was served and n genaral good tins
had. Durles the evening NJ 0Con
ner mado az address which Was
thoroughly instructive and very IN
terozlinE. Mr.. OCOnner 70 prom
inent attorney of Fl0rence, Arir.. and
4 a Rcntioman VINO on frat sight com
mands rtspect and attcntion. He u
the worthy head OF a great order,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
A PLEASANT SUUpRIsE

The members Of ehe Highland
Methodist church met AZ The home a.
Rev, and Mrs !. ~, sollie. l2i South
Walter street.. last evening, and p.taa-
antly aufpriaod the fauaiy ~ repair-
lng to tho .dluing reom. where they
loaded large table with fancy gro
corieE. until u seemed 10 groan b.
meath its burden After sgeHaiaG an
hoar o. two very pleasantly ln =
social way, the company diaperNag,
leaving TIE family alone When ioft
thus alone each membcr SEEMED tD
have urgent business IN tho dining
room, whore the work ~ unwrappiag
the packages began, the cortonis of
which were carefully assorted and
placed each az Us proper place IN
the pantry, which eoon took the ap'
pearance ~ q family grocery store.
Thanking these good pe0plS Cor thin
expersaion of their klndneas. We beg
90 remain. as ever. TIE ffieuds oi q
people 20 hoapiiahlc
J. a. and MRS sOl11E
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
Prominent Local Attorney Who Has Just Retired As unIiad
States Prosecuting Attorney for New Mexico

COUNSEL 10 the goverument. Only N
one cnRe dgglng Mr Chllders' oiiciel
lfe dld tbe gotcsnmeni ever have
spccial counsel 10 assist Mr. Chlld0rH
that being In the Elephant Butte dam
case at one trial ald that waR ON az
count of the fact has the Dam com.
pany was represented by four or hve
OF the leading lawyers OF the terri
TO y Win the exception of this trial,
an OF this litigation was Left 10 Mr.
Chlldors glone.
Mr.. Chflders has been n chizen OF
New Mexico for more than twcnty.hve
years. aud Y Is almost needless 20 give
any account of his life and general
professional career lie was born IN
Pulaski, Tennessee. and Is now nifty.
one years Of age lie came from Sc.
Ouia 20 New Mexico early IN 1850,
and has been cOnstantly and actively
engaged IN successful professional
career ever since. His high standing
az the bar and his influence and repu'
tation with che courts Is well known
throughout the territory. like all pos.
itlve men he has his bitter enemies,
and his warm friends. both In politics
and ai the bar His enemies. however.
do not seem TO have hut him very
much. lie has never heshAied 20 an.
nounee his political convictions and
maintain them. This he has done. even
when Il meant separation from all hif
! past political associations. Although
he became a republican when Bryan
was first nominated and the demo-
cratic party started on W. now depar
ture. very few people have ever sug
/ Rested that he was artnRted BY aughi
else but honest convictions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
AFTER FIVE YEARS WOUND
RESULTED FATALLY
a aARoNTi pEAp m OLD ALbu
oUERoUE--HE WAS SHOT SONS
FIVE YEARS AGO.

D. Barontl. an Itailan residing IN Old
Albuquerque. died yesterday afternoon
al 3 O'Clock from the cffocls Of q Run'
sh0t wound received some ave years
ago. His death recalls a ehooting
rape which occurred IN Old Iown
about ave years ago. Ia which Baron
ii received 4 severe wound from q 70
volvor in the hands OF d drunken man,
who Is now serving 8 sentence oi zen
years IN tue pehileutiafy az santa "
tor the crime The injured man neveI
fully recovered from the wound abd WA
practically incapacitated for work.
He 10 survived BY a widow and HeY
eral children. The funeral will b held
tomorrow morning from che undeTIaS
Ing parlorN VI A. Borders. and che re
masns win be buried In Santa narhar'
cemetery.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
WILL FORMULATE A PLAN
TO ADVERTISE ALBUQUERQUE
Eastern People viii Be Informed Of Advantages Before
Leaving Their Homes TO Come TO the
Great Southwest.

u. J. Price, travelling Advertising
agent OF the Santa Fe. IL in the city
interesting prominent business men IN
a scheme 10 advertise Alhuquerqus
The plan Ia short n 20 lasuc pam.
phiat setting forth the advantages and
opportunities ~ this city This circn.
lar when Issued 10 BE- sent 20 all sta.
tons and junction points along tne
santa Fe and IFS eastern terminal
lines. This fnct 90 bo extensively ad.
vertised and the pamphlets 20 be- ass.
tr'buiod 70 me travelling public. 40
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

. 2. scaumway, Jr who has charge
q ihc ing,hlimeni 81 The placer work
ing machinery for tho company, ia In
ihc city 10 moct Mr. Jones' and 81.
Cline and will return - Golden with
them tomp row. Mr cline. who has
been employed ne manager for tho
company, spent foufisen years at SiL
yer Nity, n. ~. and " ono ~ the boNt
minlne men of ibo territory.
hr Jones was formerly president ~
tho New heNico School ~ Mines ana
spent The past year In collecting an
exhibition ~ New Masico minerals f0r
the 81 Louis eNposltlon and Is aufnag-
~ Va anything pertaining 10 metal
ufEy Tho company has occurred tha
latce' aad most improved machinery 70
carry Out their venture
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
LOUISIANA TEACHERS MEET.

Aie1sndria, Ia. Aril 6.--Almoat
every county OF the state In wel rep
resented among the scores OF visitors
here for the fourteenth annual c0nv'
venliOn OF the Louisiana state Public
school Teachers association. The
three days programme arranged Tor
the meeting calls for papers, ad'
dreases and discussions covering a
vide range OF topics relating 20 the
pnogress Of educational work. Amone
tho prominent educators from other
states who will be heard are Wick
line Rose dean OF Peabody colleges
state superintendent w, w. stetson
OF Maine, and Arnold Tompkins, Of
the Chicago Normal school.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Col. r. 70. Twiichell. president ~
the Las Vegas Spring Racing associn-
tion. Il In the city conferring with
local horsemen. The colonel says
thai he Is spending $1,000 In improve
mcn8s on the racetrack at GallDsus
park. Las Vegas. and that every pre-
paraiion IA being made TO make the
Las Vegas meet a hot one. The lower
park oval has been raised tbirty.fouf
inches which makes u a. level as 3
billiard table. The Las Vegas meet
occurs Immediately after the Aibu.
querque spring meet. which II the
last week In May.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
DEATH OF BRIGHT YOUNG SON

Vern Cochran. the i0.year.old son oi
SIR. aud Mra. q. v. Cochran, % 2if
Wost Hunlng avenue, died tnis moth'
ing after an Illness en nonding over
neTiod 0f fifteen weeks with kidney
trouble. he was an especially bright
child, possessing many loyable traits
ana the paseats have tho sympathy Of
thoir many fIienda IN this hour Of
sadness.
The funeral arrangements have not
set been decided up0n, bat VIII prob.
ably 30 held from tho family home a.
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial
will he In FaiFyieW cemetery.
Mr.. Cochran IA q well known ffoignt
conductor. running west ~ AlhuquoI-
aue, on tho santa 30 Pacific.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
coNFEpERAre MONUMENT UN-
YELLED.

Dyersburg Tenn, April 6,--The con-
federate monument recently erected
IN the court yard here was unveiled
today with impressive oeTomeniea
and IN the presence OF a large crowd
uf confederate veterans and others
The monument ~ u granite, twenty
two feet high. and bears upon lts ped
estal ilfoslEe statue Of confed'
erato soldier IN full uniform. On the
face of the pedstAl n the inscrip'
lion. TO the Memory of the Faith
fui Confederate Soldiers 0f Dyer
County."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM
LEAD AND ZINC DISTRICTS
OF Missouri and Kansas.--C. r. Brown, PrOmIneut
Business Man Of SOCOrrO, Talks Of the
Mining Enterprises.

G. r Drown, mining man of soo0rro.
~ In tho city today 0n business Mr..
Brown has just returned from trip
60 Joplin, Mo. whore A company In
which he ~ interested owns a tract of
forty acres IN the heart Of the lead aud
zine tdlstricf Hts trip 10 Joplin was
f0r the purpose Of subietsiER slK ncree
of th,I tract 20 another company.
which has begun active development
the joplin and 0alona districts. Mr.
Brown stated that they were never
better. "The output Of the Joplin dis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

railway folders nov are.
The matter was presented 90 the
secretary of tho Commorclal club and
viii be considered BY TINT organisar
tio2.
With such information NJ hand
health seokcIa and others coming 10
mis- city may know just what oppSr,
iunitloA there are here bUforo leaving
their eastern homes. Also where 20 10
n9on arriving In Albuquerque.
Mr.. McCahna, 81 the Commercial
club, u daily IN reeeipt a letters seek
ing such info nation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
DEATH or YOUNG
THAYER ~ NEW YORK

A telegram waa received IN Santa
Rita 0raat cOunig. laht Friday morn
ing, conveying che sad news 0g lho
dcath of Bangy Thaycf. only son %
y. n Thayor. after a brief attack ~
appendicitis. For q number Of years
y. Il. Thayur WaB the popular auperin.
iendent Of tho Santa Rita properties.
and ho and family lad a large circle
Of friends. all Of whom regret n learn
Of the untimoiy demise og their only
son.
The deceased was an exceptionally
hright and interesting young man.
and Waa che idol Of bis parents and
three sisters. he was about fDurteon
years of axe AZ the time of hsa duafh.
Tho many friends Of the family on.
tend their deepest sympathy. hnd
those who personally knew Bongy
will ever remember BIS many manly
traits and lovable character,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
WORLDS FAIR
EXHIBITION CAR
ORDERED YESTERDAY AFTER.
NOON FOR LOCAL ELECTRIC
aTREET CAR SYSTEM.


asRe
yesterday Afternoon, Col W. .
u. Greer. the hugllne . esident :
. of the Albuquerque Traction com
. many. y.-the local electric street. .
: car ystem-Wired an iinnurtans =
b dispatch t0 the American Car I
. company of ST. Louis. 4
The car company Was Informed 4
= 20 ship the handsome electric car !
= On exhibition NJ the Worlas Fair
. AZ 81. Louis. and arranFo ship. Z
> nent so this car. with previous 4
order may seach here on cr about 4
May i5.
- The exhibition car was pro. I
y nOunccd hnndsomest ~ the 81 4
louis exposition. and Coionel W
> w. Cree o. fo be congfhtnlgfef 1
. on his determination 20 give Al.
4 huQncrquc the hest md most I
3 modcrn stroet car service IN tho I
. country
n anticipate n large crowd % 1
. people here 90 attend the spring
. faces the lns' four days of May" I
> said ihe Traction COMPANY urcsi.
3 dent, "and We Will have plenty of
ears 10 move the crowd 60 and /
. from tho race course IN good OF.
> der The exhibition car. Just or.
. derec. IA like the cars now In
. uac. ercept Il "a more hanIsomely
. furnished inslSe and tho many
> electric incandesoont bulbs Of var
: legased colors maxi Il beautiful
IN All respects"
ESSS s0SS9 6gsi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

was met by a reception committee Of
confro7rate and union army orFanl.
zntlons and was given most cordial
greeting He was escorted 20 the
park adjoining the depot. where an
Immense assembly awaited him. The
reception here waa an ovation. The
entire city Wna cinlorntely decorated
and an places u business closed dur.
Inr his stay here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
SOUTHERN PAelFlc's
NEW BRANCH LINE,

san Francisco, April d-~The South.
ern Pacific 10 10 have another outlet
from Los Angeles. by which Il pro.
p0sos 10 relieve coast traifc. Arti'
cles Of Incorporation have been iiled
for tho Nevada a California company,
for the purpose Of building line
from Hazens New. southward TO Z
point IN the Moiaye district the
new railroad viii bo about 200 miles
IN length.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
FATER's MURDERER is
UNDER HEAVY BONDS

Edward Gray, charged WIKI murder
In the frst degree for the snCoung 81
Chlia de Eater AZ Las Vegas, was given
a preliminary hearing IN the Meadow
city Tuesday and waa bound over 20
the grand jury iH the sum Of tie'eu0.
Il Is said mat he viii be able 10 raise
the amount The trial will be held
next mOnah.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

trict last year. said Mr.. Brown, was
about Gi2.000.000 worth Ut one ana
present Indications are that tflis year
q VIII reach tl5.o00.n00 New prop
ertlea have been 0pgnnd a. naxtar
spring. Kansas, and near Calanm.
and thus Il can ho seen that the cut
pui viii naturally he greater
Mining conditions In HoC0ro coun-
~ are good aud especially IA thia true
of the Aagdaiena district There aro
now more men employed there THAI "a
any one time during the past twenty
Years. Tue outlook could hardly bo
much brighter. / believe"
Mr. Brown will return 10 bis soath-
ern home tonlght
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PROPERTY TRASSFEUS

0uadalupe uutienoy 90 Ciell0 Car.
ella a piece of land In precinct ~, Old
Albuquerque; consideration $50,
Maria l.. whiting and husband TO
j. NJ. Moore a aract of lard known aa
waite Meadow; confederation 2i.
J.C. naldrldxe 20 E ~. Dunbar. lot
2l. block 49, original townaite; con.
sldeFation $500.
n. @. Montoya and wife 60 Modesto
G. Ortiz. a tract Of land In precinct rs.
consideration ei76.
VI Bronkman 70 Ellen q. walker a
quit clalm deed 60 lots and 2 ln block
IS, In Huning'a Highland addition
consideration 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
IN rHE LONE srAR srAre.

Dallas. Texas. April s.-Pi osldcnt
hooscvcit'a special arrived here at
$500 last evening Tie spoke 10 an
Immense crowd IN the open air. and
was aiierwafd dlnod az che Oriental
hotel as the guest of tac city flia
visit was equally pleasant 10 him and
20 the people Of Dallas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

tho race course ls assuming record.
breaking condition. These gentle.
men. q, tho special meeting this az.
ternOon. were detailed TO arrange for
more stalls. for the Indications are
positively certain" that the spring
races viii be the greatest ever given
ha-e.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
TO HUNT Foa OLD
RoNEs AND FOSSILS.

New York, April G.-The depart
mont % paleont0l0By a. Princei0n
university Is onmDleiiug ts plans for
an expedition 10 stan IN June Tor
Michigan and MopianA, with the View
0f collecting bones aad fossil renainf
VI prehistoric animals. The party
Wiii be composed oi ugpar.clasn men
under the direction ~ br Marcus .
Ar. curator oi one department u
palooniOiogy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Attorney Julius sinah is nov looai.
ga Ia room 3. Of the Cromwell block.
where be can BE- found IN the future.
NJ. 1taab Was formerly iocatod IN the
Childers and Madlor suite.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

A. j. Lo0mls. deputy United STATES
internal revenue aollcc1Or, vas an AZ.
rival from santa " lnai night NJ.
loomis will spend several days hers
ceed 20 tho southern part Of the terri
tory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

Ogiag 10 uncenainfy IA trial leheih
81 criminal casea. ihe civil dOckol.
lho calling u ehsrh had hCen sot ne
tomorrow. vii not ~ called until ihe
iuilowlng Saturday. April it.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08

There eili be a regular meeting ~
Adam chapter No. o. 81 3. Friday
evening, April 2. az 7.10 ociock. ~
order % Worthy MatF0n. Laura Fluke.
Secretary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
WACO ApDs IT'S
OVATION 70 OTHERS

Waco. Texas. April 6.--1'ho prosi'
Dental train arrived this mornihs
shortly aiier nine. The proaideut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-08
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY IN
STATE or TEXAS.

Austin, Tesas april 6.-The well
come which Texas has given 10 Prcsi
dent Roosevelt is quite in keeping
with that OF Kentucky and the Indian
territory, noisy as human voices.
steam whistle and guns aud anyils
aud plain dynamite blasta could make
n. and as cordial In words a. in other
manifestation OF patriotic Joy. The
president spoke at Waco and nc one
OF two other small towns cu route to
the capital. Al Tyler. Cosorncr an
ham and q committee representing
The etage legislature Joined the presi-
dent and welcomed him 10 Texas.
'fhe governor. democrat. made his
speech % the presid ~ tribute 90
Mr.. Hooseyelts democratic Qualiilea.
WHAT AUSTIN ulp.
Austin. Texas. April G-rhe spec.
lal train reached Aaaiin carly this
afternoon. The city was mass of
bunting and haes In honor OF the
distinguished guest The ordinary
population Of The capital city. with
hundreds OF visitors from other parts
~ tho state, was massed along tho
streets and avenues from the rail
road station 20 the state capitol.
whore the president spoke 10 the two
branches OF the legislature Ia Joint
session
A military escort was In waiting az
the station to receive the president
on hiu arrival IN the city. The mayor
and the membera Of the reception
committee greeted the president and
his party when they alighted from
the train. accompanied by Governor
IanhRm and stan Nearly every
regiment OF tho Texas National guard
WAS represented Ia the military pro.
cosslon 10 the capitol. All along the
route tho sidewalks. windows. doors
aud even the roofs Of business houses
and residences were crowded with
spectators who cheered enthusiast.
cAlly az the chief executive Of the
nation passed. Az the capitol Presi-
dent Roosevelt was escorted TO the
hail of representative. ami, after a
brief address 20 tho members aud
inc hundreds OF privllesed visitors
who allied the galleriea. he proceeded
10 a stand erected at The main ent.
rance OF the capitol building. Mean.
while the bands played patriotic airs.
I The president was introduced by Gov.
ornOr Lanham and he spoke for iif.
teen minutes, his remarks being fre'
quonily interrupted by applause.
A pleasing feature oi the days pro
gramme WAS Furnished BY the thou
I sands of school chiidfon ~ the city
who we're massed around Travis park
and joined In singing "AmericA" and
waving isags az tho president made
/ hia appearance.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-30

Mrs. J.. J. Burch Of Rickreall
has been the guest this week of
Mrs. Sarah Cauthorn.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-09-30
TO PIANO BUYERS.
An Authorized Representative
Of Ei1ers Piano House a Resi-
dent of Corvallis.

There is probably not a finer
judge of musical tens and general
construction of pianos, than the
head OF the piano department Of
Oregon Agricultural College, Prof.
Tailandier. He is man of fine
musical attainment and broad ex-
perience 10 the musical field and
his Judgment may bs entirely re-
lied upon.
VS. have arranged with Prof.
Taillandier to represent US in Cor
wallis and vicinity. D. not select
your piano until you see him. We
can explain TO you why you can
buy of US to much greater advan-
tage to yourself in both price aud
pay ment and also the su perior mer
it of ths pianos carried by u, and
will render you every assistance in
securing piano exactly suited to
your needs and taste. The House
of Eilers is known throughout the
Northwest as the most liberal and
reliable of piano dealers.
Old instruments are accepted in
part payment for new ones at a lib
eral valuation. And every instru-
ment We sell fully guaranteed by
both ourselves and manufacturers.
Prof. Taillandier can be consult
ed every evening at his residence
on College Hill, or anytime on Sat-
urdays. A telephone call will
bring him to your house. Inde-
pendent 1856.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE,
Largest leading and most res
ponsible dealers in the Northwest.