1899.
Inform ation
Bureau
LOCALS.
diana Street, Chicago, and get his
R em em ber o u r c lu b b in g rate w ith th e
magazine for a year?
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N E W S AND NOTES.
j ! O regonian only lasts for a lim ited tim e
Just as we go to press, wor j^eaj our offer on page 7.
Work is progressing rapidly on comes that six persons are . en route I [litV ftu u ..Common Sense” ? If not, 8 T H E R E A N Y T H IN G YOU W ANT?
g^ d Ü
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once 4 for
of th is lib * If so, ’ m ake • y o u r w ants know n to us,
* Silverton from \\ isconsin, to en-
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MtllU
W « v a * free copy
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the Liberal University building, to
joy o u r ex c ellen t c lim a te a n d th e erai_minded ad v o cate of advanced and we will try and su p p ly th em . If
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but we n e ed m o re c a r p e n te r s .
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A ddress, Com m on Sense, T. R. V9, 55 1 you, we will e x p e c t no pay. C ast your
Remember school opens Monday, •
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S tate S t., Chicago, 111.
j eye over th e list, and th e n w rite to us.
October 2nd. Are you ready? We
A Good Idea.
W oodw orkers, d o n ’t forget to send an Read o u r ad. on page 6 A ddress,
are getting ready.
order for a set of th e F o rstn e r A uger
IN FO R M A TIO N BI REAL ,
C ontinued from 3d page,
Mr. Geer brought with him some
Bits. Price, »2.«0 by mail. See ad.
Box 100.
S il v e r t o n , O b e .
the
Torch
should
be
asked
to
make
valuable specimens for the I niver-
Money to p a te n t good ideas m ay be
$3O O O .—T h ree lots and b u d d in g s,
sity museum and some fine books use of the subjects, and the lessons secured by o u r aid. A ddress T he P at consisting
of a 2 ^ - s to r y hotel, a saloon
with their
also,
in
conversation
b
u
ild
in
g
,
a
b lack sm ith shop, two d w ell
for the library.
ent R ecord , B altim ore, M d.
ing
houses
an
arn , situ ated in O sw e
The windows of the University family, neighbors, children, etc., on L adies who w ish c u t h a ir or com bings go, Oregon. d a W b ould
tra d e for o th e r
are 3ft. 5in.x8ft. Girn, the upper the Sunday folowing e i' O
woven in t0 .» itc h e s m ay leave th e ir p ro p erty .
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nart or tr a n s o m , b e in g m a d e of a n c e in t i e orc 1.
....
,
o rd ers a t th e Torch of R eason office,
D a ir y a n d F r u i t F a r m s .—A d airy
waved, colored glass.
Sunday school work will be d ‘>n e , Order8 i,y m aii p ro m p tly a tte n d e d to.
farm of 36 acres, good alfalfa land, an d
fru it farm of 80 acres, 10 acres grapes, 2
------, and many
- a rea . un ay
P W Geer arrived in Silverton by each,
A g e n ts .—A gents w anted to sell R ight acres
peaches and o th e r fru it, good
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m a t L iving, a book th a t sh o u ld be in every
rT. , fz. vr. I school
may u " be started ™-,th
with just
house
an
d b arn s and o th er o u tb u ild in g s.
la s t Sunday evening. Ilis safe re-, ■
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hom e. Send $1.00 for sam ple copy and All situ ated in San Diego co u n ty , Calif.
- great f success
uneeesfl in
turn and H his
in secur-
sectir . that little
___ n help and guidance,
term s to ag en ts.
W ill sell ch eap or tra d e for a stock
It seems to me three subjects
farm .
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ing help for the University makes
might be given in each Torch—one
A descriptive catalogue of all the
.—T w enty-tw o acre fru it
us all happy.
virtue or vice, one hygienic subject, best Freethought works free on ap fa T u n o , T 8 r a m d e iles
south of Salem , O r e .; 4
The recent rain makes the farm and one subject for a nature lesson.
acres
bearing
o
rch ard , m ostly w in ter
plication to Dellquest & Andrews,
ap
p
les,
2
acres
stra w b erries, new wire
ers of the Waldo Hills “look down I will be one of the writers, and if I Secular Booksellers, El Paso, Texas.
fence, good house and b a rn , p len ty of
their noses,” but if it clears up now don’t succeed as well as others, why
p a stu re , ex cellen t w ater, ami tim b e r
enough
for wood. W ould like to trad e for
the damage to wheat will not be so throw my attempts into the waste
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a larg er place.
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very great.
basket. Both original writings and
g e n ts .— A gents w anted to sell th e
B a rb e r Shop F o A rstn
Mrs
new kin- appropriate selections might be N e w
---- Minnie
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e r A uger B it. M oney can he
Next Door to Morley'«.
dergarten teacher from Chippewa
for, but none must be over a
m ade. Send 60c for sam ple, or $2.60
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Falls, Wisconsin, will be in Silver- balf.coiumn j n length (about 250 A. A. A R M S T R O N G , P R O P . for full set packed in n e a t box.
ton before this issue of the Torch wor(jKy If something excellent is
H o m e .—Fifteen acres in Silverton, on
Shaving, 10c.; Hair Cutting 15c.
Silver
creek ; fine, finished house, new
reaches many of our readers.
; sent on other subjects, ’tie good to
b
arn
,
nicely
fenced, fru it, w ater power
' have variety, to keep up interest
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|3000.
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Those who so kindly donated au(j suit m o re tastes. Is this an
E X P E R IE N C E
i _ shingle
_ i __ T — fund
f
ill he
no
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money for the
will
F o r S a le .—A fine little house in Sil
acceptable
idea?
verto
n , w ith one acre of ¡and, for only
K liza M owry B l iv e n .
glad to learn that we havo pur
$285. “ F irs t com e, first serv ed .”
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chased seventy thousand of the very
F o r S a le .—A fine litte hom e in Silver-
best cedar shingles in the market.
The above letter from our es
to n — -a c re ; apples, p ru n es, ra sp b e r
ries, ch erries, p e a rs; n e at little house,
The September number of the teemed friend, explains an excel
T r ad e M a r k s
p ain ted and p a p ered ; good sidew alk.
D
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s
ig
n
s
Freethought Magazine will be an lent plan so well that we can’t re-
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C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Price, $450.
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Ingersoll&
Memorial edition, and the , frain from publishing it. We would aulckly
Anyone sending a sketch and description may
ascertain our opinion free whether an
F o r S a le o r T ra d e fo r P r o p e r ty in or
invention is probably patentable. Commumca-
October number will be devoted to be much pleased if friends would tlonsstrictlyconfldentlal.
Handbook on Patents
near
S ilverton—320 acres n ear D ayville,
free. Oldest ngency for securing patents.
O re., on both sides of Jo h n Day riv er;
the Liberal University and T. B. take hold of the lessons, and we sent
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
Htccial notice, w ithout charge, in th e
80 acres m eadow ; good house, b a rn ,
Wakeman. These will be valuable promise to publish them as soon as
sheds, cellar, e tc .; excellent w ater, well
numbers and well worth the price suitable ones are received. Mrs.
and s p r in g ; 200 head horses, 100 head
A handsomely Illustrated weekly.
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cattle, 24 sw arm s bees, etc., e tc .; one-
of a year’s subscription to the mag Bliven’s idea is a very acceptable
h alf section of school lan d , w hich can
azine. Hadn’t you better send a one. Let us help her make it a MUNN & Co.36,B'Md"’*.- New York easily be o b tain ed , joins th e place. All
for $8500 or good trad e.
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Branch Office. 625 F St.. Washington, D. C.
dollar to H. L. Green, 213 E. In- success.—E d .
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Scientific American,
L IB E R A L U N IV E R S IT Y CORPORATION.
The capital stock of the Liberal University Corporation will cousist of 10,000 shares at ten dollars
per share — a total of one hundred thousand dollars. Each stock-holder is entitled to vote the amount
of his stock at any of the stock-holder’s meetings. No assessments will be levied. The money raised
by selling stock will be used in constructing the University buildings, purchasing apparatus, a n necessary
lands, and carrying out the plan of the school. Thirteen trustees will be elected by the stock-holders each
year; said trustees to have full control of the management of the University. The money received for
tuition and the sale of scholarships is expected to be sufficient for carrying on the work o f the School after
it is once started. How many shares do you want? Fill out the following blank, and forward at once to
Liberal University, Silverton, Oregon; or, to T. B. Wakeman, 93 Nassau Street, New York City.
Liberal U niversity Corporation.
1899.
hereby subscribe
1
for
shares of Stock, at 1 on Dollars each, in the
Liberal U niversity Corporation,
now forming at Silverton, Oregon.
N am e................................ .....................................
Post office
.... ...... ...State
Street, or Post office Box .................................................................
T he right is reserved to re je ct any or a ll Bids
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R e a l E s ta te fo r S a le . — 80 a cres,
house a n d b a rn , good o rch ard , all fenc
ed, 8 m iles from S ilverton, n e a r school,
35 acres im proved, on m ain road. Price
$800.
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T w enty a c re s ; 15 acres im proved, all
fenced, good sp rin g ,
m iles from Sil
v e rto n . P rice $700.
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One h u n d re d an d six ty a c re s; 12
acres cleared, 6 m iles from S ilv erto n .
Price $300.
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D a ir y F a r m . — 480 acres of deeded
lan d , 80 acres in m eadow an d balance
grain hay lan d , p a stu re, etc. A good
stream of w ater ru n s th ro u g h th e farm
th e y ear ro u n d . Also 320 acres of tim
b er c u ltu re an d hom estead which can
l?e proved u p on for $200. Good house,
d a iry w ith u te n sils for m ak in g cheese
an d b u tte r, sm okehouse, blacksm ith
shop and tools, and large, new b arn to
holo 50 head of cows, 50 calves and 100
to n s of h av . Good well a t house and
b a rn . T his fine d iary farm is located in
one of th e finest little valleys in E aste rn
1 O regon. T he ow ner finds ready m ark e t
for all his cheese and b u tte r a t high
p n e es, and h as m ade enough m oney at
th e bu sin ess so th a t he can afford to re
tire .
H e wishes to locate in Silverton
and ed u cate h is child ren in th e L iberal
U n iv ersity . H e offers all th is for-only
$3000—one-half down an d balance on
easy te rm s ; also 130 head of c a ttle and
som e hogs will be sold very ch eap for
cash. A ddress th e In fo rm atio n B ureau,
j Silverton. Ore.
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T e a c h e r.—A g en tlem an , 40 years of
age, residing in M issouri, desires to
move to Oregon if he can get a position as
'te a c h e r or find som e congenial work.
H e has ex cellen t recom m endations and
h as had very successful ex p erien ce in
th e school room.