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.. CLOTHING..
At prices that will surprise you.
Call and soo our new quarters.
E.T.BARNES
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL!
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
A training boIiooI for teachers. Com
plete eight grade training dodorlmout
and strong profesalouul mid academic
courses. . . ...
The diploma of the school entitles
ouo to teach lu any county lu tho Blate
without further examination.
Hoard and lodglng.lbookB and tuition
$150 per year, Beautiful and healthful
location. No saloons. Thero Is a good
demand for well trained teuohers
thero Is au ovor supply of untrained
teachers.1,
Cataloguo cheoriully sont (in applica
tion. Address
P. L. CAMPBELL,
W. A. WANN, President.
Secretary.
WEATHEH AMD GllOPSi
Whcut Again on tho Decline
in Chicago.
IUir IS COMING THIS WEEK
Cortina l anil Sim
Mnrkcts for tho
Francisco
$
UNIVERSITY I !,.
The University of Oregon. Kugen
can obtain board, lodging, ,5l"5' " '4J J'm e(?wthbbiirdtn private ramllloa at ti per
unit their own linen. Young w,on'J "1W.!I'V? joUu Hlraub, Kugr-ne, Oregon, or
week young women deslrlM board shpuM Hon Kuene. 'JlTo University oilers three boo.
Beorctary Young Women' Christian ft'?'0 0vXiCe and llacbelcrnf belters with cor.
calaureato degrees, UfO?00J.olA'lfnitn5riSy Jhortor couwea are also ellered: An Kngllsb
responding p junto? of sway- ' ? dlnlu 7na an1 It ithroo years to tbo UUo graduate in
course, loading In two year to a rJumcM ' "lplmna ani in iureo j degree master
Kngllsn: An advanced courie fur Rraduate or no"1 ,i,ducj.tiou leading to n d ploma
or Sedigegy: A course ot two y'fj crh,eJ lnclaStat re of 110
and the tlife d0' ehro aol""5' 8BtSaenU fimmng dlnloina. from the public
which Is payable lu advance i by ll lX,e8 ar "Suited to the pre.aratory dearlment
schools and those iwvlnR teachers wruncaiea are ilu",",fdu tbe ,repftraiory department
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK nUILDINO, SALEM, OR.
i-iKsi x stalEV, Principal.
will pay those who expect w prepare wr bouio uu .u r b8 llft(1
fflraV
SuYlncis Oollcgo oner five ouuritos:-
Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship and English,
This U 'positively the only
business college l0tS-$l ffi! room
ness practice. UH0(f,JnJl.ud?5li.72? Sill at college office for circulars
11AIN COMINO AGAIN.
Bpeclal to Tub Joouwau
PoHTLAND.Hept. 10. Paguo, weather
forecast ofllclal, for tho Pdclflo north
west says teday: Bain Is probable
Tuesday ulght and Wednesday.
THE CHICAOO MAHKKT.
Chicago, Sept. 10. Wheat opened
this morning at 60J, i ofja cent lower
than, the closing yesterday. Tho prlco
In Chloago at 10:15 this morning Is 50
even, showing a decline of J cent from
closing last evening.
Heavy receipts and wheat put on
markets freely. Liverpool remains
uttohauged.
Opened. Highest, Clolng
December (;j tVH toJi-K
May OjJi 63 tt
Heavy receipts and tho freo manaer
lu which It Is put on tho market,
make tho bears happy.
I.IVKIU'OOI,.
Liverpool market opened with cash
wheat easy, futures dull at yesterday's
figures.
THK (IOLI) KKRMIVK.
Washington, Bept. 10. Tho gold
rejerve Monday was further dopleted
by tho loss of (1, '200,000 withdrawn for
export from thuNow York subtreasury.
Tuls loft the reservo, at tho close of
busluess, 1.07,710,772. The treasury offi
cials have received no information of
contemplated gold deposits by the Now
York banks, as reported, yet they have
no doubt that the syndlcato vory soon
will make good tha lossess below $100,
000,000. For tills reason, when ques
tioned, thoy say thoy liavo no appre
hension for the future. As to tho real
purposo of the syndicate with regard to
speedy action, theyjiavo no oftlclal or
reliable Information.
FIKBl BIIIPMKNT.
Hop Factor Hubbard today made
the llrst shlpmont of Oregon hops of
this season to Elklna & Co., Philadel
phia. They were grown by BImpson
of Wheatland aud were forwarded on
consignment.
i
Aud still another reason which Is
quite startling that the bases have beeu
used once Bnd of curse cannot Ho
repeated.
Antlolnallncu little, we asked, what
1h to become ofUuIn It these solpcllons
aro cancelled ?"fThe oftleer added that
tho leglslnturoirovlded for such con
tingencies Bevjfftl yeurs ago, and the
law now Is tholwhen the state for any
reason cannt.tnake n good title, the
purchaser shall have his money back,
and If he has rtcelved no bei)nh frog
the landj tuny ctulm lu addltliiiTT Iper
ccut Interest, td recompense hint for
tlm ime of his mouev.
But tho olllcer continued; but the
grantees lu the case of these falee
lieu laiids, aa reprvsented by their attor
neys, do not want to eetllo lu that
way, aud will ask tho statu board at
Its Bewlon this week, t" select now, or
VALKYRIE
A
WINNER
m
Inyfl
Verj Hotly
Race.
Contested
BY K VERY NARttOW MARGIN
Second Bftco in tho Intenmtlonnl
Scries.
ABOUT LIEU LANDS.
8-70-lm
THE FA1R STORE
KSWi SHi.-SS
it at the Fair b.ore. i-'or tut, .. -
Land
A Contest Before tlio State
Board tbls Wek.
Calling at tho btata land office a
roportor found the offlcor busy inspect
rather boua fldo bases lu tho Cascade
Reservation, and ! let them keep the
lands. !
While this mejhud of procedure
mlEht satisfy tho grantees, It would be
an Indirect vlolatloh of the law govern
ing the lieu land management.
It will be rccollooted thut the last
legislature raised tho price from $1.25
to $2.60 per aareimd grunting the
prayer of ibe petitioner wouiu oo iu
eireMftiDKjIeUilasR"0 0,(1 out"
lawed prloesa direct loss to tho school
fund of over $0000. It would ulso bo
Bettiig nu oxaniplo vt lawlessnorw,
whw might In tho long tun provo
yeriernlolous. In the past, want of
tltioJ& tho Btato, has been cured In
that$ny, uud It would bo very lnju
dlcloHsto depart from that mothod.
but whothor tho practice of puylng
back tho purohaso money In default of
making title, Is good or bad, Just or
unjust, tho Btato Lnd Department
has no option In the premises, but to
oboytholuwB. It cannot sit ns a court
of equity to redress grievances, correct
other people's blunders, or dispense
charity.
The claim that the state should
warrant a title when It makes aeon
veyauoo, Is an unfounded and fulso
claim. The stato has nevor dono that
and will not do It. Neither the Btato
nor gonoral government ever cove
nants to defend titles against lawful or
unlawful claims Those govornmonts,
all governments sell bonda and give
deed, aud when tho UJe Is wanting
they return tho mouey. As respect
tho lieu lands for w''lch tho Btato has
given deeds without a title, tho pur
chaser or his attorney has been at fault
and not tho stato.
Ho furnished the Btato ottlcere a de
Bcriptlon of the lieu and of the br.se
and made wrltteu application to pur
chase thoreby, aud If he or his attor
ney blundered, the loss should be upon
them and not the commonwealth.
There Is nothing clearer tbau this.
THK HUM.UTINS.
New Yoiik, Hept.10,11 a.m. Valky
rie crossed tho lluo shortly otter tho
ton minutes given to start, nnd tho
Difender barely got oft before the two
minute gun. Valkyrlo leading to wind-
wurd.
11:30 a. m. Valkyrie hns a lead of
about 150 yards. Djfender rapidly
closing tho gap. Both yachts are on
tho port tuck. The excursion boatH ore
right on nu of them. Defender goes
about on starboard tack, unublo to
carry her Jib top sail. Valkyrie fol
lowed Butt a second luler.
11:35 a. m. Defender Bet hor Jib toy
Ball. Both yaohta aro on port taok and
Delondor crawling up.
11:30 a. m. Both yachts aro oven
uow.
11:43 a. m. Dofeuder has tukon
down her Jib top sail. Valkyrlo has
best position. Thoy nje still on a poit
taok heading for Long Branch.
11:52 a. in. Vulkyrlo has tho wind
ward position, Tho whole oxcurslon
lloot Boema to bo betwoon the two
yaohta. Wind about 8 miles por hour,
b. w., but lncroaslug.
12:10 p. ra. Btlll on starboard took.
Beom to bo In same position. Valkyrlo
loading. Every time Defender goes
about Valkyrlo does tho same to keep
toloeward. Valkyrie Ka B,mut 0'
lowed by Defender.
line. Defender crossed tho lino 2:50,68. '
3:05 p. m, Lord Dunravon, whon
asked tho olllclal time, said ho thought
ho had lost by 21 seconds, but It wan
uuolllclal time.
8:10 p. m. Later. Valkyrie won by
4B seconds uuolllclal time.
3:15 p. m. Valkyrie won by 47 sec
onds, olllclal time,
OlUclal.-Valkyrlellulshed In 25,65;
Defender tlnlshod, 2:57, 40.
THK MACE I'llOTESTKI).
Valkyrlo wins today'a yacht race
Bubject to protest. Tho regatta com
mit too will bear the case on Its merits
It Is thought probably tho decision will
bo that the twu yachts Ball an extra
race. Following Is official time: Start:
Valkyrlo 11:00, 18; Defender, J.-01, 15.
First mark: Valkyrie 127, 43; De
fender 1.01:35. Second mark: Valkyrlo
1:58, 10; Defender 2:01, 45. Finish:
Valkyrlo 2.65, 22; Defeudor 27, 40.
Correoted time: Valkyrlo 2:65, 00;
Defender 25, 60. Valkyrie wins by
47 seconds. Tho race was around a
triangular course. Ton miles to a
league, stattlug from Bandy Hook
lightship.
TDE DHUNT TRIAL
Resumed After Uio Friday Ad
journment. '
EVIDENCE OF CHURCH HUNTERS
Who round tho llcninins of Mtsi
Lntnonl's Clothing.
THE BLUE AND THE QREY.
Immonao Parado of Naval Veterans'
Organization,
LouibviiJiK, Ky., Sopt. 10. It Is
doubtful If this city over beforo enter
tained as many guests as aro here to
day. It Is conservatively estimated
that nearly 200,000 strangers aro lu tbe
city, u majority of whom thirty yearB
ago bore arms either for tho blue or the
groy, but the blue und tbo grey aro one
today, aud limn who were thon ut war
walk arm In arm as brothers. Tho
ovont of today was tho gtand purado of
tbo naval veterans association. Ten
thousand mou were Inline.
roportor found uie onicor ousy inspecv- - - -
Idk a large roll of papers bearing the The law was BpecMe aa to all parts of
IB I lRuMlU SMALL INVESTMENTS.
well known inscription of the Federal
Interior Department, and picking up
one wo saw that It was a notloo to tho
governor of Oregon that 6100 acreo of
land which the state baa deeded to
various individuals aa lieu lauds, are
now held for collection for the reason
that tho state had no authority or right
to select them.
This appearlug at first glance to be a
strange sort of proceeding, that the
State Laud Department nhould get
taogled up with the Federal Land
Deportment, we awayed a look at
another paper and another until tl o
separate lists added up to 7500 acres of
so called lieu lands, held for cancella
tion for various reasouB, One that the
state had selected Ileus for bases that
were falsely called mineral.
Another that it had alleged defi
ciency In tcuool Mctiou basis In uniur-
a u.t.in mil ava tttn j-ltiflManntAa
AUsu.sfuUpecuttwop To the veyeu iowuu.,. .
mSuwholDTwUahuudtedortwonuna ttaoiie no roae the iw nlfW),,nd nilied.
who Invest a lew thousanu. " -',7rrtn are per001 wH"J"!Lrn.
mpVr.UvelymallluY5tmj-nuo.. oar Dally m
luYm?n7:&Tl.Xlvlxtt ?CT"6u7S' MPW ""'
loaLKjmT0 BOTTOM CO.
108 COURT bT BALK
hw make so much within a
Ueturn,g prosperity w..
s Z TaTBAGll l)Oh AR INVESTED can bo
SIO FmRadfbf our Somatic plan of Spocu aUon.
A.t.ucccs.fut.peculal.r.ope
tho transaction, requiring Iho appli
cant to describe tho land be wished to
purchase and also the 10th or 80th sec
tion or fractional township of which be
took It In lieu, and provided that when
the register of tbe land ofllce should
notify the state board nf his acceptance
of the exchange, tho money should be
paid and the deed given to tho pur
chaser. This legal regulation has been fol
lowed aud If the applicant was Inefll.
cletitor employed au lncompeteut or
yllllanous attorney to do Ills business,
be must either pocket tho loss or make
bla attorney disgorge. He ought nut
to expect tbe state board to cotio to bis
resoue at tbo expense of their loal
obligations,
If those unlucky purchasers will put
up another $1.25 per aoro, 10 aa to con
form to present law, new bases might
be found.
"rCOBLSIOKrSTALES -
ECHAKSEN, MANAGER
Only good horsea used. Satistact.on --
I; back of State Insurance bloc.
JiL !3"Vl
Gail
Borden
Eagle
BRAND
CMtkwieJ Ml
KASMOBQVAL
Did Hli Duty.
CiHOAao, Sept. 10. Private Thomas
Coffee, of tbe fifteenth regiment, Uni
ted SUtea army, was shot and killed
by Sentinel J. M. Krees at Ft. Sheri
dan today, while attempting to escape
from the guard kouse.
Children Cry for
ritohtr'tQafWin.
12:22 p. m. Defender Bcems to bo
Improving hor position and la gaining
slightly.
12:27 p. m. Valkyrie seems to hold
hor load. Both boats scorn to bavo a
good breeze.
127 p. m , ofl Boabrlght. Valkyrlo
now leads about one-eighth mile.
12:40 p. m. Valkyrlo seems about a
hair mile ahead still on starboard tack ,
standing s. o.
12U p. m. Judging from dlstanco
oft shoro both boats must be ncarlug
tho stake boat,
1:20 p. m. Indications now are that
Valkyrie wll round llrst turn ahead of
Defender, Wind Increasing, Boats
are nearlng first tuw and aro about 11
miles oft shore.
ljia p, in. Second leaguo of course
stands In the west aud second turn will
bo oil Monmouth. Wind now eouth
aud about 10 or 12 miles au hour. Third
league will be almost due north.
10 l. H. Wind about 12 miles an
hour Yaohta are enveloped In fog, but
wind will dispell It.
1-43 v, M. Wind 10 miles au hour
BOUtb.
2 v, M. OHlco limes Valkyrie turnod
first at 127: 43. Defender at 1:01:35.
2:10 P, M. Valkyrie two miles ahead,
2:16 p. m. Tbe oourse of the seooud
league Is northeast by east, aud third
league uorthwest by balf-west. Tills
makes second burn at sea about twelvo
miles oQ,
220 p. m, Valkyrie about a mile
ahead of tho Defender about three
miles from light ship. Both boats cr
rylug main sails, club top sail, sky tuil,
Jib and Jib top sail, Valkyrlo about
three minutes In the lead,
2:30 p. in. Valkyrie about a ml'e
from light ship, Highland. Tbe yachts
are just coming in sight, Valkyrie
leading by about a mile.
2:41 n, m, Excursion boats crowd
ing both yaobts on tbo port tack, ap
proaching the finish. Valkyrie Is lead
lug by about half a mile.
24 p, tn. Defender appoars to be
closing up rapidly, Valkyrie olose to
light ship. Defender coinlug up
rapidly,
84, 49 P. ra, Valkyrie crossed (be
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Salem and Eattcrn Quotations Cor
rected Daily.
Chicago, Bept. 10. Vueat, cash 60XJ,
ttJto.
Mtw Yoiik, UepU lo.-Bllver, entfo; lcad.i3.80.
BAN ll'HANOlHOO MAltKKT.
HAN Kmanoimco, fcpt. 10 Wheat, MXo.
vt wul Orcguu, ohoivo, DlOc: lulerlor, (Wo;
valley, MSUo
lloim-cliioUblouHOOtj.
1'ulaUMM-Karly Koe, oUSOOCilUurbanfcl 76a,
Uu a-Mllliug, toiJl.W.
Bah FitANCisco, Bept. 10. The Dor
rant trial was resumed to-day after an
adjournment Blnco Friday. The first
witness was E. F. Lombs, a special
officer who seatohed Emmanuel church
for tbo clothing of Blanobe Latnont
and found on April 14th a glove rolled
up and turned lnsldo out. The glove
was found on the top platform of ' the
belfry. A black stocking and various
pieces of underwear wero also found
and Identified by witness and admitted
in evidence
In cross-examination defendant's at
torneys tried to bIiow that tho bunt for
garments of tho murdered girl had
been vory loosely conducted. Tho next
witness wiib E. V. Hrrod who was an
other policeman forming part of the
searching party. Ho found tho school
books and strap alleged to bavo been
loft lu the church by Bluncbo Lamont
on tho day of hor murder. Books
wero Identified and Introduced In ovl-denco,
Pollcoman J. II. Graham was also
ono of tbo searchlug party and when
on tho stand Identified a pair of shoes
which bo said bo had found In tbe bel
fry. Policeman McQrcevy who found
Blanche Lamont's bat testified that It
had been carefully bidden In a remote
corner of tho belfry unaer boards. The
court thou took a recess till two o'clok,
I'OIlTliANO
MAHKKT.
valley,
le;
OaU-iVhllo, JlKiWOo; milling.
ZZutaio; roiled, in iMgs.S3.7M90.vu;
a
1'outi.Anii, Kept. 10. Wheat,
V1U1M (tmwiiiw
rlour runmuu, .imi iiuuuiu wuui7,i4.cu,
m.I. n... I FA. Mtiru.rtlnn li .A IMP tthl.
2S4J30oj grey,
barrels, so,w
I'uutoen- Nw Oregon, B&2550 bu,
lUy -U Ml, tnnv tu per tun.
Wool-Valley, uaxio.
Ull'slutU-llruu,iiUO shorts, 113.60; chop
leei. tlAIS per tout cuickeu vrueai, BOj per o.
llldo-gr. ou, salted, UU lb tt)c; undur.UU llii.
74MOO shep pelw, lIXSTOo,
IIOP 1UIIIIUII V 1
lluller UrvKon (am
fancy dairy. il&o;
common, ma
fauoy creamery, 10A17o;
bur lu.goou, iwauw,
uhoeso'-oiegon full cream, 10ailo.
r;gKS4-UlcVUU, 1UV liu ir uu,i
Poultry Onlcaeiu f 1 6(X.i 'ii per doz; ducks
tl Uktf i.M getso, UfM&H W. turkeys, dressed,
r..?rlVinatArfl. QXtfiblta np Th fftlr tn imnd
steers, SpfalS-fie; cows, 'l'A1o; dressed beef,
Muiton-Ilcst beet, fUSoZOO; cbotoe ewes,
tl.76i4i.00; dre.sod. o.
Hogs l holce, heavy. H0i3,75; light and
leedors.HjW; dreeil,Hen. .
Vwl aniull, choice, but a targe, Salo lb,
HALitit WAiiKtrr.
Wheal SOn ft bn.
)ls-WuWWq new 18c.
JUy-lialed. clival. 50ufl.OO; timothy 17.60.
Hour, lu whoiesaie lou. IJJO; retail, li.H0;
bran. buU 10.00: sactod. IllvO; horU, HUOOa
UUO; chop fend, tlJ.U0ul3.U0,
tmi i ireuuu, o.
Hogs Lirtsseil, (c
l.lvo Cattle UiiHo.
iitt,ny
hlieep Uvo, HjJJ.
WKlllll-L V1U.B.
llowt Ileal, two.
u I I...I. 1IL.
llutter Uesl dairy, !2al83 funcy creamery
16a ,oo.
Uuese-10.ll2n.
farm timoked Meals Uacon.Oo; hams H;o,
shoulders, To.
l'olatoe-New,80oft bu.
Onions la.
foultry llrollersc; hensoo; dupli,'u70.
Turkeys (USo.
llartletl wwre 2So bu,
Apple 6Juaoj nu,
l'MChestl.'a bu,
1'lums 'Ala bu.
(Sunday Night Storms,
Ottawa, Kas Sept, 10. Grldley,
a town of 400 people on the Santa Fe
southwest of here, hu flared tbe total
destruction of many of Its beet build
lugs by Sunday nlgbt'a storm, while
hardly a structure In the place escaped
Injury, still It la believed nu one was
seriously hurt. About 3 o'clock a
storm of wind aud rain burst on tbe
tiwn from tho northwest. Tbe wind
was wbut was known as a straight
blow and its mischief was mainly con
fined to tho unrooting of buildings A
downpour of rain Immediately follow
ed aud mounted to a dolugo, twelve
Inches of water falling In an incredibly
short time. The rain completed des
truction that had not been accomplish
ed by tbo wlud and In a few minutes
every stock of goods bad been soaked
and household possessions of most of
tho Inhabitants were lu tho earns con
dition.
Strange to say, with all falling roofs
and walls and flying debris that broka
windows far aud near, not a person of
tbo town reported moro than tbo mer
est personul injury. A great deal of
damago 1b feared In the contiguous
couutry. Ouo farmhouse half a mile
from town was completely destroyed
aud oue luuiate, supposed to be Mrs.
Clara Macsle, was .fatally hurt''
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habit cure that brace up nlcotlnized nerves,
eliminates the nicotine polton, makes wako
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Use Is sold by D. J Fry agent under a guar
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dress Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
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OHIO REPUBLICANS
Open the State Campaign in a Sac
cessful Manner.
Hi'MNUFiKU), Bept. 10 The open
ing of the Republican state campaign
hbio today Is a great success. Ulsrs
tlmaled betweeu 30,000 and 40,000
strangers are iu the city, A procession
nearly two milts long was formed of
itepuullcau orguulzjuioim aud fully
8,000 men were lit line. The apeuklut;
begun at 20 p, m. Senator Bushuell
followed. Then Governor McKluley.
tueu ex-Governor Forukeruud General
Jones, oandldutu fur Lleutevaut gover
nor, who closed tho speaking. Mo
Kluley received tho greatest oration of
the day,
Highest of all in Leavening Power.- Lr est U.S. Gov't Report
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