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The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-03
WANTS To MEET
MAN WHO TALKS

Editor Advertiser: In this evenings
Star I note ''one man" (out of a pre-
sumable crowd) declares an innuendo
that is intended to lead the general
public to believe there was partiality
shown in advertising the Kapapala
Ranch lands on Hawaii.
I wish to say right here that this
"one" mans assertions are intention
ally made, in my opinion, to mislead
the public and slur the late admins
tration, if not the Commissioner Of
Public Lands. Let the public read the
notice of sale. The terms are clear
enough and venture to say the party
who makes the assertions in the Star,
whoever he is, has known for several
months, If not years, that the old
lease was due to terminate this year.
Now, in order to clear this thing up,
1 hereby invite the man who made
those assertions in the Star today to
meet me at my office at half-past
eight on Monday morning, September
End, and 1 respectfully request that
representative reporters of the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser, the Daily Bull
letin and the Star be present at that
time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-03
GEO. H. ROBERTSON.

THAT article seems to me a delib-
crate piece of Misrepresentation" Mr..
Robertson said last night on handing
in the above letter.
Anybody who knows that land Is
aware that it runs to the top of the
mountain, or an elevation of about
14,OOO feet, and that a great deal of it
is worthless for any purpose.
"As for homesteads, the man quoted
by the Star knows well, if he knows
anything about the matter, that a
clause in the lease requires the sur
render of any of the land which may
be found suitable and demanded for
homesteading purposes, at any time
during the term of the lease.
Against the rental of $500 a year
offered, and made the upset price, for
one thing we have to build fence
twenty miles in length. This is in
addition to the fence we built in 1894,
which took us year to build. The
fence is to run across the land at an
elevation of 1000 feet and will cost
100000"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-09-03

SAN FRANCISCO, August So.-The
Glass case win 60 to the jury tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. April S 1907
COFFElE[-The coffee market made pretty steady
Which checked selling and attracted scattering
demand owing 70 predictions of squeeze Nav on
tlon such as occurred the maturity March con
u3cis The close steady. unchanged 10
bags The opening steady a partial decline OF
points owing 20 lower European cables than looked for
nut the market rallied when Il became apparent that
ea9ng roasters snd trade interests which credited
VII running the March deal and stopping all the
coTee rendered. buying the OHertuRa
were scattering. and believed
pean account Tho Brazilian introduced flesh
feature into the situation Neither primary mar
ets reported any change in prices although Santos
reported weak Receipts the ports isst
hBalilst loo last year. and porfE
Tor the last bags against els O0O bsgs
tAs previous week and 60 coo same week last
year 70 Tar Tor the season receipts tho
gillian crop have been CAB Oo0 bags. against spT7O
BAGS last year ana 21s 600 bags two years aro Tbo
fench market closed = franc lower Hamburg
Aq9 pig lower. The market FOR spot coHse was
Inc total warehouse deliveries in United states for
thS week ~ 6S7 hays $50 last week ana
'o4os last year OF the former amount New York re-
poftod o4i2O hagr. The weekly
bass ineludtng SoO 20 the United States 600 10 E-
ana 400 70 Cape. etc. haas
o. which a. 600 for States ana ne O S,
LFoPe santos cearances. 10000 bags Including Isa
e ,ne Sn'Isd On states and 223 900 70 Europe Santos
the United states and 1e3 for Europe Th. yrs.tIY
Bahia movement follows; stocks e4 600 hseg,
clearancss to Germany 100 bags and 10 the rest Of E
cope. o.1u9 hagH The total receipts SAINT
or the week amounted 20 3ll000 bags against 2ls Os0
dsy was follows: ~ '"'' N'' u
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
CHECK FOR FOREIGN FREIGHTs
Vessels from This Port Show Scarcity Of
Grain Shipments.

John Lee vice-presidsnt Of the International
Mercantile Marine Company. said yesterday that
there was scarcity of grain for shipment from
this port. and that in consequence most Of the
regular liners bound 20 Great Britain had much
unoccupied space in their holds. He estimated the
average loss of freight a ship to he between ff-
teen hundred and tvs thousand tons.
Mr. Lee gave II as his opinion that the scarcity
OF grain was not due 10 lack Of 20 transport IT,
bur 10 The fact that the railroads found It more
profitable 10 carry other freight. He ssid that in
shout a month. when lake navigation opens. the
movement Of grain viii probably begin.
Mum jenkins. Of the Produce Exchange. In
their report Of exports for the week ended April
show that only 1886 bushels OF wheat were ex-
ported, against 10 425 bushels for the corre-
spending week last year. There a similar
falling off in all other grains. excepting corn which
showed increase.
The George Of the White Star Line sailed yes
tsrday for Liverpool with empty space for $500
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

sna comparing with 14sOOO deereaS last year. had
actlcaIly no effect the market bulls increased
suPportlns orders at the time sufficiently TO absorb
al ouerlngs The bug which Saturday showed
sEns OF diminishing, revived gloomy de-
ols, especially from Southern Kansas and Oklahoma.
report from Snow said that all counties in Southern
see nothing 20 indicate check in the spread OF
llsects; rev reports mentioned bugs far north as
.SpIsAa out the majority limited the the states
Setioned and 70 Texas although conceded by all
9t ne nguTing 50 far Is concerned From In
ana Illinois wheat turning
ana Winnipeg added to the general OF bull
statement that seeding Will be two weeks
!te Chder the circumstances. II not surprising
IaL the market had strong undertOne all day.
une exception of short time before the close when
top Even this was mostly regained In the last rev
HlnuteS included In the foreign a decline
"a only so az Liverpool and drop Of 18 points AT
ts other markets showing little change lIoeln-
reported worlds shipments be 9S24 600 bush, or
sVVOO Dush more than last week. again laid stress
on the eAcellent Continental demand for CargOes. The
DecelDer and 70 last year The seaboard ciearances
aggregated $4,000 bush mostly business
vas reported at Is loads. No wheat here closed
&C eleVat0r and sac ahOat No Northern Duluth
SUc. and NO hard winter. S77sc ahoat. opening
navigation CORN-A good part Of the 1sc advance In
corn was due to the wheat strength although the light
seaoad cearances Of $4,000 bush furnished arguments
on which more or less support based during the
oay Ihe visible supply increased $4,000 bush, cables
were unchanged, exporters loads and worlds
shipments about 400 bush more than
me cash market lere closed follows: No corn
Sb elevator and 52$c ahoat No white, OOsc,
and No yelcw. 52sc ahoat. OATS-There was
an advance OF 12c in May July and full cent
advance IN september the latter Northwest buying
ana an active demand from shorts. The visible supply
decreased Isooo bush In New York the cash market
40 II. 4Sis453c.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
oTHER MARNETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. April S.-CATTLE-Recepts about 80 OO0t
market mostly Zoe lower Plain best 81 90 =
SO 20; heifeFs 81 Is 81 IS; IS 5OSJ: stocsfg
and feeders. So so 0$5 TO- bulls. 81 3OS @O
81 504 81 HOGS-Recepts about 81. OOOi market. 150
2Oc lower. Choice heavy shipping Sc 5OG S.: Hzhr
choice light SO s. So IS; packing Sc 5O SO 6Ts. pigs
s. rs RS6 so SHEEP-ReCelpts about 10000: msrEes
IOc higher sheep. 50 506 So IS, yearIuzs,
So % q 81 SO; lambs, S6G IS 80.
Cincinnati. April S.-HOGS lower: butchers and
shippers SO G5: common. $6S5a S6 20 CATTLE act
Q$3 SHEEP strong; So 3$G; lambs steady: S5GSS IS
East Buffalo. April S.--C.tTTLE-RecsiptS. $500
head; slow and 1OG2Oc lower stOckers and feeders.
10015c higher prime steers S6 500 IS 90. shipping,
S5 IS butchers 81 4OR$5 90 hefers Sc 50s5 10;
IS so; bulls sS 25 50 60; stocieFs and feed
and spFtngers active and 50 higher S2O0S52.
VEALS-Receipts $500 head; active and soc lower;
s. 2J IS 2j. HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head active and
1O415c lower: Workers and PIGS. 50; rOughs s. 600
SO 10: stays 50 SOC s.. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rs-
ceipts. 1900 head: active sheep steady lambs 500
SO 58$6 IS; ewes 81 75g So 90 sheep mixed. So
Kansas City, April S-CATTLE-Receipts. 12G00 head.
Including 100 Souherns steady 70 1OC lower
strong choice and dressed beef steers IS 40;
good IS 6GQS5 20; Western fed steers 81 s5 %:
stockers and feeders So eGS5; southern steers s. $50
IS l5 Southern $3QS3 IS; native s. 5ost 30:
81 HOGS-Receipts. 5000 head, market lefi5c lowers
top. 50 5O sales S6 459S8 sTa; heavy 50 $50
81 47ls. SHEEP-Recelpts. 1900 head: market 1oc
higher top lambs s. 20 highest price Tecord-eg
lambs. 81 6O0SS 90 end yearlingS s. 6oGsS 2of
Western yeaFngs SO 5O6SI Western fe9 sheep $50
s6: stoekers and feeders 81 S00S5 60
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribuns.l

chicago April s.--Reports Of drouth, bugs and
winter killing OF the growing wheat to-day made
80 ,-on, a combination I'm favor OF the bulls for
the other party to stand up against and resulted IN
lc or more addition to previous prices 'orh an"
oa,. we're also strong, and provisions were weak
Nov corn closed al 46Gc to 4easc. fractional gain
FOR the day. and May left of at s27sc. showing
nc advance on the day. Pork closed substantaiiy
a, the Same priees Il was bringing Saturday oue
lard lost from loc l5c and ribs from 100 70 lssc
The opening OF the wheat MARK W. - - ~
a.c a. lIc above Saturdays closing prices, and an
other ,Lc was added in few minutes May closed
a, 57Le asninst Saturdays closing price OF 'o1s'.
Ju;, closed al 7slzc compared with 'e9se SATURDAY
Trba market for corn very firm. the starting
vcos beinr from &c 10 nc above the final figures
- las, waek The frInness OF wheat was factor
=, 80 ,,erir. strength hut light receipts and too
cool weather Tor the recently planted grain also
contributed 20 the frmness of the opening. Local
recen,a we're go cars and shipments $4,000 bushels
Aoo or bushels being forwarded by lake. Estimate
or to.norrov's receipts. sie cars May corn closed
A. ssl.. ~ assc against iec at the close saturday
Ii,, clo~aa Al ssltc 40 asssc compared with 45&c
confederate interest was taken in the oats mar
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

prices ddas fG s Upland 5Saaa aad Taa
lcets were telegTaphed follows: Mobile quiet and
changed at lOise Savannah steady and unchanged az
lie sales. 369 bales. Baltimore nominal and unchanged
at lie Little Rock quiet ana lice lower at 101sc
bales Houston steady ana 10 1816c sales
New orleans quiet steady ana unchanged at 10 0-l6c
IOssc Augusta steady and unchanged at IOtc sales
l75 Estimated receipts az leading points
day At Houston. 45OO $500 bales aganst 4ee last
bales against 1871 and ss2s last year. and at
Houston 27OO 10 S7Oo bales against S last week ana
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
IN moderate demand sales. 10000 taes speculation and
Futures opened quiet but steady at point advance;
closed quiet AZ a advance point near months
S9a ssa % ana magiuRe G5 D 5sad
Juy-August 660Iad August-September. obI5dj sep
vernber- ana December-January BOD January
February BSflsd; February March 552ihd Manchester
FIOIrR AND MEAie-F4our was hrnly held at old
prices The bulk Of the business was in spring Pa'S @
Produce Exe6snge Spring patents 81 iOss a. sS s s
spring clears, IS s5GS3 TO- No winter 81 soe$s
extra No. winter. So sod$2 so RYE FLOUR steady
So s5s4 10 COAX MEAL steaSy quoted Kiln dried
Sc 65@s2 75 TO brand BAG MEAL steaSy sa 9SSfeG "a
FFf;p@WesteTn. Arm: ctty irm: quoted: Western
spring s23; standard middlng s23: -four d. go RED
sSs 5oS2s SACKS pmiddihE s2S 5os2S 5O red dog s2s
homny chop: s2l % bulk; s22 90 sacks: Oh meal -
scare. the all way day. and prices hsd
ADVANCE that fully wiped out saturday day - loss ee
ana well sustained for the reason the crowd was
overold after Saturdays predictions for good rains IN
the Southwest. a which were realized Not only
needed prediction for continued absence
rain Kansas and Nebraska As an d ndeaIon @ % 81
the visible supply although much heavier than expected
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April s-CIosing: WHEAT, spot steady; No
2 red Western winter @ 25.d; No California. c. a1s
futures quiet; Nav, s. 4l5d july Os &ssd CORN SPOT
American mixed new, steady 4s 2&dj American mixed
old hrl quiet: May 4s 5<ds july 4s 61.d
September. Is Sd. PEAS. Canadian steady. ds sid
FLOUR. st louis fancy winter. dull g ed 1tORS. in
London (Pacidc Coast. quiet, e 10s0E2 los. BEEF
extra India mess. quiet. SIS. PORK, prime West
quiet SIS Ga HAMS. short cut "a 90 1G ~ steady
5Gs BACON Cumberland 26 20 so u. quiet. ass 6di
short rib IS To "a ~ easy 0is; long clear dlss Nsht
20 81 10, dull Sd long clear middles heavy,
40 10 quiet sos: short clear backs 1G % 20 dll
as dd clear bellies IA 16 n duii 4es. SHOULDERS
square. II % - y 9Uiet SOS ca LARD prime Western.
in tierces dull ASS Cd: American refined In pals ull
ass Oh CHEESE. Canadian luesS white. steady eSs:
Canadian finest coloFed. steady SIS. TALON, rrim.
city dull as Cd TURPENTlNE. spirits. steady Eo<
ROSIN. common firm. 1Os "a. PETROLEUM. refined
quiet. Esd. LINSEEp OIL steady. "a
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

~ ViIoN-Ihe cotton market was ouet a. dav 80
- We oa9 pelnS only 5000 bales
ntiy Do tns nndeItone seemed to be ana the
steady, net unchanged 10 . points btgbsr ost.s
wss STEADY net unchanged 10 3 points lower and tbs
- Honls SOLD about 3a4 points net lower during
from tb on STon ewing 10 continued reports
nand ana slightly disappointing cables OnerlnEH Wera
IN as1t AT mo decline. and the rallied later on
- NsNeD.iheat or strength et nv
NAY MaE option which advanced 10 points over tho
tIoSHs HuFeS or the previous hay accompanied lv
DullSh [enors regarding the position Of aars IN the
mere owing TO the scarcity OF high grade
Cottot- me local market worked Ia Qain 81
about points In the early afternoon but eased or a
pot o Two ater under realizing Southern markets
ahcnahsed to ll6c lower. generally unchanged
receipts Tor the day were about
and gh estimates for t0ays receipts AZ Houston and
New orleans were followed by estimate for Gal
weston Memphis advices reported no demand for Fpot
sasept rom southern mills and said supplies
accuIpulatns In the interior. Spot were little
heavier In Liverpool however being bales at un
changed prices and this had effect staadying
the near positioEs Sentiment local ring
seemed 10 be beaFish but there were continued com
plants hased on dry weather in Texas seemed
bull manipulation appFehended
Inc range OF contract prices in the oday
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY APRIL g. 1907

ket. and the prices had some further improvement.
LEGAL receipts 100 cars and shipments were
254,0O0 bushels, all by rail- MAY oats at the close
were at 42Ac, gain OF 40. July closed 3slSc.
compared with $3.50 TO S7c at the close Saturday.
Ihe PUN OF hOgs much exceeded the eXpecta-
ton that the decline in the price Of the products at
the start was merely a matter OF where shorts
would come in as buyers Receipts of the raw ma
terlal were 2OO0O head the estimate The esti-
mate OF to-morrow's local run OF hogs 1900
head. May pork closed at sl5 s., unchanged from
Saturday. May lard at the close was at s. 62ls
decline OF 15c. May ribs closed at IS 10 to IS 42
against Saturdays closing price of IS 52ls.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
CURB BROKERS TRADED AFTER HOURS
Warned That They Must Quit at Regular
Closing Of Market.

on April several curb brokers who deal in
California and Nevada stocks traded after 3
O'Clock They were told by the curb vigilance
committee that trading not permitted after
O'Clock and that this rule must be lived up to, as
any violation OF il would be unfair 10 the rest OF
the curb brokers who kept the curbs custom OF
trading between 10 a. and r. m.
F. g. Mendels ir. OF No. Wall street. who has
been curb broker for fOrty-thre years, said yes
terday that the brokers who violated the rule last
Friday were neWcomers who dealt principally in
Nevada and California stocks. and that they
thought they could keep the market open here
until the closing time IN those cities. W hich owing
10 the difference in time would mean about p. m
New York time Mr. Mendels said thet the regu-
lar brokers promptly sat on" the newcomers ana
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
BIG JAPANESE ELECTRICAL CONTRACT.

The General Electric Company has received an
order from the OIL Paper Company. OF Toxic
Japan. for machinery to equip paper mill 1t Will
take six months 10 make the machinery ordered
In addition 20 the motor equipment OF the paper
making machinery, a new hydro-electric plant
vth fftcen mile transmission line will be erected
and equipped with four 1000 kilowatt units. The
General Electric Company VIII also supply the
entire electrical equipment Of another large hydro-
electric station to be butt at Hakone. Japan costing
shouf gl6O00O
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
ANOTHER STANDARD OIL ADVANCE.

to-day put up quotations all grades Of refined
OIL y cent gallon. The new prices are as fol-
lows: Ohio state test l9c; water white Ohio state
fest iOikc; headlight, l75 degrees, ntzci eocene,
iiiSc Quotations on gasolene and naphtha are
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

n.r cent Paris exchange on LONDON. %
rsie 3As Pc p,ir,e. Bar gold. as 80; decline Nd
irsIcs > Go on London 20 marks % pfennigs'
perrin -el,., SECURITIES. oonsols Tor
Fol.hls or ssi.; for The account Sc BIO f's''"
fnoa q francs 67i. cenumeS'
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
FERRY COMPANIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Funishsa by Charles D. Barney Co.. No 25 Broad ct
Sew York and 80. ID South sta ST. PAiladelphia)
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

BEEVEs-Receipts for two days were sl2
aIa head Including 60 FOR eX1oFt alive 2l4 for
sisurhteFers and the steers rather
siTS FOR All grades and while prime and choice heavy
beeves which in light supply held up 70 about last
all others easier, and the under
srsdes iOc lower: bulls and rated steady al
though COWS slow. Medium TO choice steers sold
AZ "a 656sO 80 per 10 with OF the sales $50
So IS; bulls we're sold S3 50QS4 co. 81 ToQ
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
MEw YORK AND oTHER Gas SECURITIES.

Furnished by William d Nichols & Co. No 10 Wall ST.
Bid Aelte6 Rid Asked
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09

W&NTEB.
Old, curious inactive, defaulted and un0uOtzhI,
bonds and stocks r NJ SdYTHE. Room 452 produces
EzcEange. New York ESTABLISHED twenty years
New-York tribune., 1907-04-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

'And interest.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-10-22
QUIET HOME WEDDING
James w. Quick and Miss Lima
StOuffer Are Married at Home
of Brides Parents.

A beautiful and impressive wedding
was solemnized at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. Dan P. Stouffer, Sunday
afternoon, when their daughter, Lima,
became the bride of James Warren
Quick, Of st. Helens, Oregon.
Promptly at two o'clock, to the
strains of the wedding march played
by Miss frankie Hayter, the young
couple, attended by Judge Stoutfer
and the Rev. NJ. P. Dixon, pastor OF
the M. E. Church, entered the south
parlor, where the ceremony was per
formed that made them husband and
wife. Alter congratulations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Quick we're escorted to the after
noon train, and their departure for
their future home in st. Helens was
taken amid a shower Of rice and the
fond Rarewells Of many friends OF the
bride.
Mr.. Quick is a son Of Hon. and Mrs.
D. o. Quick, and is rising young
business man Of his home town. His
bride is the only daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. Stouffer. and has many
friends in Dallas, the home of her girl
hood, and in st. Helens, where she has
been teaching school for the last two
wears.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-10-22
The Farmers Wife

Ts very careful about her churn. She
scalds il thoroughly after using, and gives
II SIM bath 10 sweeten it. She knows
that if her churn is sour it will talnt the
butter that is made in 1t. The stomach IS
A churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nutritiye tracts are performed pro-
rasses which are almost exactly like the
rhurning OF butter. Is it not apparent
then that If this stomach-churn Is toul IL
makes foul all which is put into 1t?
The evil OF foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste in the mouth and the fOul
breath caused by it. but the corruption oil
the pure current Of blood and the diSSem-
ination of disease throughout the Dooy.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes the sour and foul stomach sweet.
II does for the stomach what the washing
and sun bath do for the echurn-absoluteIy
removes every tainting or corruptlhg eIe-
mcnt, In this way it cures bIotches,
pirnules. eruptiOns, scrOfulouS sWelllngs,
sores, or open eating ulcers ana All
humOrs or diseases arising from bad DlOOd.
If YOU have bitter, nasty foul taste IN
your mouth. coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak ana easily JLl'h' l''l w p
and deSpondcnt. have frequent headaches,
dizzy attacks. gnawing or distress in Stom-
ach, constipatod or irregular bowels, sour
or bitter risugS after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able Of them indicate thatyou are
suffering from biIousncss, torpid or lazy
liver with the usual accompanying lndl-
gestion or dyspepsia and their attendant
arrangements.
The Aests gents !9Q8p 70 medical = ISL 81,
ence Tor tIs.-G q OF the a60ye SYMPTOMS lHs
and c0lditi0nS, as 9tteSted1X tAe ll Writings
Of iaadi6g T61C6GTS- and CtitiQleTS~ ~Qt
AT the several schools q medical nractlc1%@,
have been skiLIlUllG~aldLzz -harmQQlQ4lS!y vs.
comIIled I1-Dr. PlercG,s Golden Medical
Discovery. That this is absolutely true
will be readily proven to your satisfaction
il you will but mail postal card request
to DR.. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y, for
free copy of his booklet of extracts from
the standard medical authorities. giving
the names of all the ingredients entering
into his wOrld-famed medicines and show
irg what the most eminent medical men
OF the age say of them.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-10-22

Those who consider Senator Fulton
too closely connected with the land
fraud ring to be a suitable repre-
sentative of Oregon at Washington
desire the candidacy Of only one strong
Republican in opposition to Fulton,
knowing that there is weakness in
more than one anti-Fulton ticket. Let
us away with all rings, and nominate
and elect man who could do some
thing for Oregon and not be forever
bothered with fixing up broken
political fences, 50 much 50 as to lose
sight of the fact that Oregon is at
present more in need Of good, sub
stantial, influential representatives
than mere politicians constantly
employed in self-aggrandizement.-
Woodburn Independent.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-10-22
Pianos-Good and Bad.

A fine, new piano has just been re-
ceived direct from the factory by Mrs.
II. r. Wood at the Dallas Hotel, this
city, and this beautiful instrument
will be sold at a bargain. Call at the
hotel and examine it, hear its unsur-
passed tonal qualities, and you will be
satisfied that it is better than any you
can buy Of regular dealers for at least
800 more than this piano would cost
you. 1t is rare chance for you to
save the 800 middleman's profit, and
at the same time secure a piano you
will always be proud Of. Call early.