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HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 18, 1902.
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LUCIUS A. L0X8, EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
LOCAL.
probate court tctober "20.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
Bubaer!jUon: On Dollar par Annum.
Six Months, 00 eta; Thrae N on the et.
Opposed to Cld Meae-aKtalliata. Be-
Mere la. the Blaetatlic Staaaard.
Dear Money aeaoa Debased Property,
aad ProGtless Aaericaa Product. Oar
Consequent loss is oar Creditors' Gala.
Has ao ase for Marcas A. Haaaa
A COMMKNDABl.K ACTION.
The action of Speaker Henderson,
of Iowa, in withdrawing from the
race for congress because he does
not agree with the Iowa republican
platform in advocating a reduction
of tariff along lines which are ben
eficial to trusts, is to be commend
ed. Henderson knows that any
man can be elected on the ticket,
but he refrains from living a lie.
For many years he hat stood with
a capitalism that has filched from
the Iowa farmers through tariff
laws that were unjust. Henderson
knows this as well as anyone but
he felt, doubtless, that it were bet
. ter to pay a tribute to the big
trusts than to pay tribute to the
Cleveland-Hill element in national
politics, and he has gracefully re
tired. His last public action, after
he had received the nomination,
was the most graceful of his public
deeds, and he is to be commended
above the ranter who affects a love
of his country and yet continues to
plunder.
The Oregonian's Washington
correspondent says that J. P
Morgan and James f. Hill are
"democrats!" No doubt they are
the same kind of democrats who
voted the republican ticket as soon
as the democratic party repudiated
such "democrats" as Grover Cleve
land. Morgan and Hill were ter
ribly afraid that the democrats
would get into power in 1896 and
1900! "Democrats!" The sun
must be affecting the head of the
Oregonian correspondent.
The fact that our beloved Roose
velt does nothing against the
trusts; and the fact that Knox is
over in Europe Jo cee if he can find
one, should prove, conclusively
that the big fellows are not at all
fearful of what the president will
do. People are hot at all likely to
give the trusts a chance to again
shut down the mills as they did
when Grover went into office
the interests of Wall Street. The
beauty of the thing now is that
Wall Street and the manufacturing
interests are united, and all the
hue and cry about tariff reduction
is just a flim-flam to hold the mid
dle west into line this fall.
The funeral of John J. Revnolds,
n.ed 74, who died at Forest Grove
Friday night, occurred Sunday,
nder the auspices of the J. H
Matthews Post, No. 6. G. A. 11 , of
which he had been a member for
IS years. 1 Weaned cam to Ore
gon in 1SS6 Mr Reynolds served
in the I niW States Army from
1863 to 1865, having enlisted as a
private in Company B, Twenty
seventh Missouri Volunteer In
fantry. He was married to Mies
Llla Hopper, December 10, 1S5,
at CIl.Hon, III. She, with the fol
lowing children, survive him: L.
H. Reynolds, Forsyth, Mo.; J. IS.
Reynolds, Springfield, Mo ; F. T.
Reynolds, bouthern Oregon; W . S,
Reynolds, Dayton, Or.; Mrs. Vina
Bacon, Centemlle; Mrs. KM
Stone, North Yakima, Wash ; Mrs
Mary Job neon, Rittville, Wash ;
J. C. Reynolds, Portland, and Miss
Alice Revnolds. Forest Grove, In
terment was in the Nay lor ceme
tery.
J. W. Copeland, of the Witch
Ha iel ranch, has sued Eugene
Dant, the Keedville thresher, ask
ing for $400 damages. It will be
remembered that Dant moved his
threshing machine and engine in
the field, and soon thereafter went
to dinner at Copt-land's house.
While at dinner, the stacks burned
up, and the plaintiff alleges that
Dant left no one to guard the en
gine, and that in nit so doing, was
negligent The number of bushels
destroyed is estimated at 1400.
J no M. Wall is attorney for Cope-
land.
Gaston is advertising a sale day,
annua), and this one is to be on
October 8. at which lime many of
the farmers will bring tn their live
lock, chickens poultry, or any
thing they have to sell, snd sell
either at private sale or at auction
IS H Jeter is the secretary of the
association which contemplates the
sale and will answer inquiries rela
tive to the program.
Those who know state that there
are not as many China pheasants
this year as usual, owing to the
heavy and cold rains early in the
season when the eggs were hatch
ing, and just after the little ones
were hatched. The native linens
ants, however, which are said to
come later, are very plentiful, and
there will te no scarcity of birds,
at any rate. The season opens the
first of October and then the guns
will crack.
Lost two horses, black and gray
insrrs. The black has star in fore
head, and weighs about l."W.
Grav weighs about 1-2V Reward
and expenses for information lead
ing to recovery K Diiub.it, Hills
dale, Ore.
The grand owning ball of the
sen son will take ptac in the Opera
House, fv'pteniher .. SatunUv
evening. r.verxnodv invited.
Tickets, 1 o-nts. Supper extra
Superintendent of School Ball
states that he has everal requests
for teachers that will be supplied
from th,M who attend the routing
teachers institute. Teachers want
ing positions will, therefore, do
well to not mi.e this meeting.
The Times says that word has
been received that our old-time
friend, T. C. MeXamer, now in
Alaska, where he ha ome valua
ble mining interests, was married
to a Mrs. Grace Hummer last July.
Theodore, then, has found fortune
and a bride up in the North. The
Argus fends congratulations by
Marcoi i.
A dodger printed by some one at
the Grove, in the interests f satire
and humor, was brought to the city
ast evening. The screed gave evi
dence of creation by minds not just
exactly youthful, and it nppeare
that it is more in the na'tre of a
saloon advertisement than any-
tning else. The Time says the
thing was not even wittv, but it
lad Some pretensions to humor,
list the same. SMich things are in
had form, but as thev reach Forest
Grove every year, the faculty is nc
customed to them.
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Dooley hits the nail on the head
when he makes Roosevelt say:
"in" thrusts, are heejoua mon- attiamas are to be found. """"v v
there built up be ih' inlighten-Mrriage license has been grant-
ed intherprise iv th' men that havdl ed Perciyal D. Austen and Miss
done so much to advance nrowe Martha E. Pointer. Miss Pointer
in our beloved counthry,' he says.
'On wan hand I wud stamp them
undher fut; on th' other hand not
so fast. Lave us be merry about
it an' jovial an' affectionate. Lave
us laugh an' sing th' octopus out iv
existence. Betther blue but smil
in' lips any time thin a full coal
scuttle an' a sour heart As Hogan
says, a happy peasanthry is th'
hope iv th' state.
ble ti-lire-a-lay-
So lave us war-
The great banking interests of
the country are represented, as all
well informed people know, by J.
Pierpont Morgan, the New York
banker and body and soul of Wall
Street; the great trusts of the coun
try, to the ninety and nine per
cent., are controlled by this genial
and national freebooter. A child
can see that the banks, trusts and
railroads are under the same man
agement. No one with a spoonful
of brains will dispute this. There
fore, The Argus submits that it has
no patience with finnicky republi
cans and coun'erfeit democrats
who are satisfied with Morgan's
financial policy and laws as to the
money of the country, yet, to the
public view dissntisiicd with Mor
gan's tariff laws. If sincere they
are ridiculous and the hole in their
logic is big enough for a ship canal.
Why will Americans Llink at fact
and pay court to folly?
The Hillsboro public schools will
optn Monday, September 29 This
will be alter the cloae of the hop
picking season, and the attendance
should be very good. Owing to
the increase in the hop industry in
the county, and the fact that many
children pick, schools sre generally
laUr opening now than in the pact
Hilhbiro will have a nine tnonths'
school.
Mrs. C Koch returned from San
Francisco the latter part of the
week, and was a passenger on the
Steamer Columbia, which struck
on a bar in the Columbia river, at
Tongue point, above Astoria. The
steamer was run aground owing to
the dense smoke.
Major S. J. Anthony, a mining
capitalist of Denver, Col., was tn
the city today, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. W. D. Hare. He return'
ed this evening to Portland, aceom
panied by Mrs. Hare. He returns
to Denver soon and then spends
the winter in Porto Kico.
Beach & Bowers' minstrel com
pany, that is to be here, under can
vas, on Monday, Sept. 22d, is
bright and fresh, and, above all,
new. with nothing that ctn offend
and is made op of as good minstrel
is a daughter of Theodore Pointer,
of below Beaverton. License was
also granted to Fred W. Muhiv
and Miss Elise M. Meyer, of
blooming.
For rent A farm of 95 acres, 75
acres in cultivation; house of ten
rooms; goon orchard; running
water through farm. Renter may
haye privilege of paying rent by
work on farm. Inquire at this office
Taken Up.
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Fall & Winter
Underwear 1 I
At the Racket Store, at prices that compete
with Portlaud, aud cannot be beat in quality.
-All Kinds and Prices-
You will soon buy your Fall underwear, and
wc ask you to kindly remember'tliat you can
save money and get a good article by calling
on us. Don't take our word for it! We don't
ask that. But call aud see for yourself.
THE RACKET STORE
J Opposite Tualatiu Hotel,
Hillsboro, Or.
At my place, 11 milts north of
Keedville, one bay mare, about 1'2
years old; 3 while feet, and star on
forehead. Owner can have same
by proving properly and paying
bargee. James Borwick,
Keedville, Or.
ATTEND THE STATE FAIR.
To be Held at Saltm, Sept. 15 to 30.
Take a few days after haying and
harvesting, and go awav lor a
change of scene and air. Too few
turners and farme-s wives take
any vacation during the year.
there is nothing so good as a
change of living an 1 a few days'
ret to brace one up, hot h physic
ally and mentally. Most of the
large city business houses give
their employes one or two weeks'
vacation during the vear, and they
find it pay well in the hitter
health of their men and -renter in
terest taken by them in their
duties. A weeks' rent attending
the state fair is both educUion.il
and recreative.
The exposition building will le
filled with the finest exhibits of the
farm, field aud orchard. The live
stock show will surpass anything
of the kind ever giyen on the coast,
and no progressive farmer can af
ford to miss seeing the possibilities
of improved breeds and breeding.
Good racing every afternoon be
tween the fleetest-fooled racers on
the coast. Good music and high
class entertainment in the evening.
Reduced ratee will ho made by
the Southern Pacific for the occa
sion. Ask your agent for full in
formation. Fare, $3 10 round trip.
Real Estate Tranitcri.
lne new postal cards are now
out, bearing a picture of the late
President MeKinley. bndernea'h
the picture is the date of his birth,
184.$, and the year of bis death,
1901.
Mr Tys Wigman, the popular
salesman for iilumauer, and Mrs
Josephine Geary, of Portland, were
married in this city last Fridey
Recorder If. 1'. Bsgley officiating
Cap. Win. Bell, Master of the
Artiur, plying on Willapa Harbor,
between pahcola and the Isabel
was in the city to-day, the guest of
his sister, Mrs D. R Campbell.
M M. Bridges, formerly connect
ed with the Climax Mills, now of
Portland, was in town today, shak
ing hands with his many friends
Martin Winch, who manages the
Ladd & Reed Farm Company's
business, was in the city yesterday,
I -raking after the interests of his
firm.
Miss Bertha Ward, of Forest
Grove, was the guest of Mrs. J. A,
Leiter this week.
The estate of Melki Johnson, the
one-time real estate man of Forest
Grove, will be finally settled inj
Arthur B Caples tn C C Fouch
50x195 f.etin Forest Grove i0
Pauline Maddox to Thos L
Perkins lots 6 and 7 h!k 18
Hillsboro oOO
Agnes Strain to Neltie Bellin
gher, Its 13, 14. 15 and 16
8 P add Forest Grove 150
R II Walker to W W Paine
100 a Ludema Smith claim. 28o)
P H Bradley to John 11 Green
wood 30 a sec 32 t 2 n r 4 w G50
Investment Co to J no Penning
ton PLUG a south of Hillsh'o 2100
L C I'ennell to John L Jack
son 91 75 a tcir V Grove, ,,1250
Glint Falirreri in Albert Forest
Sn e i sec 13 t 2 n r 5 w 350
Hinmnn assignee l'fanner
estate, to Emma Cheney 40
a sec 11 t 2 n r 4 w .... 150
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IX THK CIRCUIT COURT OF Till
8TATK OV OKKUON KOIt WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
Carrie C. Uanliier, Plaintiff, )
vs
Carrie C. Handier, William Kil.
ward H mid lewm, hrln of
JnnieiK. HiiiMlFi.m.iU-ttwanl,
anil Mark II, Bump, guardian
ul litem for William K.I ward
IliiiUIUumi, IferviHianl. i
UY VIKTUK i)V AV VTEI'llTllW
duly taunt out of n, alv ntllM
limn, in (Ho alhlVft tnlltla,! nuiaa I,, in
my uirmneii anu nlieml ilaled Ilia 8nt
lav of SenlHiiibor. Itari. mum ..1.:
teretl In saiil nurt oil lha iMh day u( Ju
ly, l:iS, In ravar ..r Ih abova nainwl
planum, and aaln-i ih UalcmlanU
a huva namtnl in and ..r the aunt of Two
Uioidml ami Kin IMl.n hwmai i.w'
collier with intercut thereon at th rate
often r rwni. per annum until paid
from anil after the 7lh day of October. I
!t, and the further mini of r'lfty Hollars
(IfiO) attorney's fM mariner with lha
eoxiaami diauiinwniMit ol ami, amount-
ing 10 ana tait at Hit ami. of Kortv Two
and 2.S-IUU Dollar iiM.Xftt. and all Ilia
iimU of and upon thin writ nnnmamlliii
if mj mane aie oi tne real properly hare
inalW deacriiKHl. and t did on lha 3rd
day of .Smieinber. vul duly levy upon
the following deaorlbed real property ait
tiate In WaxfniiKUm Comity, Htate of Or
Kn. tn w it: the nnrthwiirt quarter of aec
tion Twenty Two (1 in Townahip Three
l-D North of KaiiK Hvt (li) Went (of Wll.
Mer.) containing I111 ru of land b.i.i.
in to Final Kecelwr'a Keneipt No S TH !
iiiiiiniifn iiiiiiuiar yum ror rmnumtead
dated, Krwiversome, Oregon City, Ore
gon, January litb. lnttt under faction tit
of the Kevined rjtalutea of the United
Htatvn.
Now therefore by virtue of aald execu
tion I will on the rith day of October, lS
at the hour of lu o'clock A. M. at the
front door of the eourt houae In the town
of HIINbom, Maid county and aula aell at
public auction mill led to atalutnry right)
of redemption to the Ilia-heat bidder for!
raxh. all right, title, lutrreat, olaim acd 1
iio-Mwonon, wtnen the within named de
fendant!) or either of them hare, ami all
perwiia claiming through tbein or either
ofthi'iu with r.pect to the above descri
bed real property or e-y part thereof to
atiafy Maid execution, Intertat, eoata, at
torney's Ut and all accruing coeta.
Dated at HHWboro, Ore., Sept. S, 1803.
J. W. SKWEm
.Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon,
A. King WIIhoii, O. A. Seal & l. P.
Price. Altorneya for Plaintiff.
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Ill Qnnrvr I ink
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ar3 Union Pacific
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Chicago
Siwolal
11:00 a.m.
via
Atlantic
lixpraaa
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via
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Kaal
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via
Spokane
TlMSTWTiiEPCl.KS
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PORTLAND
Halt Uie, Denver,
r't. Worth, (inialia,
Kaiiaaa City, Ht.
IaiuI, Chicago aud
Denver,
Omaha,
Salt Ulte,
Kt Worth.
Kanaaa City, Hi,
Lou it, Chicago aud
Kaat
Walla VailaT IwV
tnii,ttpokane. Wallace
Pullman, Minneap
olis, HI. Paul, U11
lulh, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Kaat
aaiva
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UAIl.t
7:i . n.
OCR AM AND RIVER SCIIRDri.K
rHOM roHTUNB
Hteamahlpa between Portland and Han
rrauoiaoo every nveuaya.
River boati on lha lower Columbia aud
Willamette daily except Nuuday.
LOW KATBM
To and from all uolnta lu the Kait
Ticket via llile Mule on aale at all Jcit
glloM or the Boulb-rn raclllc Co,
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
BIDS FOR KEEP OF POOR FARM '
8)alel bida will be received by lha Coun- J
ty Court of Wiwhlniruin County, Oregon, I
on the liit day of Octolier, iWi, at Two1
o'clock P, M.. for rental of the Waahlug-1
ton County Poor farm and for the care
aud keen of the hi mate on aaid farm. In. 1
cludiiiK the ruruiahliiguf clothing, board
and medical attendance of paupers for a
wrm 01 iwo year.
Kach bid inimt lie acronipanied by a
guod ami Kiilllcient bond in the auni of
an a guarantno of g.iod fnitli In the
iierformaiii e of the contract ahould the
bid be accep od. The eounty eourt re
Mtrves the right to reject any and all bide.
U A. KOOD,
County Judge.
By order Comnilralanera' Court.
HillHboro. Ore., September 10, IDOL
XI. PETERSON & SON
Ktaidcace Paioter. Kalaomiolag an
Papartag. Siga Work. All
work Oaaraated.
HILLSBORO.
VRKUON.
I J. Northrop, Proprietor.
1
1 Newly Furnished
Ts and Renovated.
A firat-claat table and
all accommodatlont
for the convenience
ofguaau. . . .
Get Cash.
For your strictly firat-olapa
eggn, freah; and (or your
oultry. No trade. HIkIi
est market price paid.
Mrs. C.E. Beck with
2nd Si, near depot, Hillslioro
1 ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE OF
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Auguet, 1HU2, empowering, ordering and
licenaing ner ao to do. will, at her place or
I residence, at ttoholla, Washington County,
Reduced to FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR
New Idea
Woman's
Magazine
Formerly
One
Dollar
rTHIS is lha cheapest and best
Fashion Magazine now ba
(ora the Amerlcaui pobllo. It shows
New Ideas In Fashions, In Millinery,
In Embroidery, tn Cooking, in
Woman's Work and tn Reading;
beautifully Illustrated In colon and
In Mack and white. Above all, It
shows the very fashionable New Ima
Sttus, made from New I oca Pat
TiaNs, which cost only IOc. each.
Send Five Cents To-day
foratlnal coprof lha New IdiaVohaiTi
Maoazin, ami m what creel falua
for tha monajr It can fhra yoa. x x
IHB KiW IDXA PtJBLIIRUO 00.
IS BraaCway, In Tark, . T.
Equalizttion 1903 Assessment,
To the taxpayers of Washington County,
Oregon:
Notice is hereby given that the Hoard
ol llquali.stion for Washington County,
Oregon, will conveue iu the clerk's office
at the court house, in Hillsboro, on the
2th clay of October, 1902, and continue
in snMon one week, or un'il the Jjth
iUj of t'ciolier, iooj, inclusive, for the
purpose of publicly equalizing and Cor
r ct n w the tax list of waahington coun
ty, dieifon, for the SMemtneiit made in
tile vtar 1 901.
CKO II WILCOX,
A-enor for WailiiitgUin Coun y, Ore,
Ilil'sboro, Urrgoit, Sept. IS, 1901.
Administratrix's Notice.
Notice In liiroliy given that the tlndor
flKiii'.l luu lu-en liy Hie (Juuiity t.'ourtuf
tlio Sliito of Droroii lor WnNhinglnu I'onn
ly duly iiiinointeil Adiiiiniktrutrlx of the
eMiitn of II. I,. Hillock, dereaaeil.
I heri'tiire, nil tieraoiiH liavlnu claims
fli:ilnit wii I eatiiio are hereby rwul'ed
lo 1'i'm-ont, the aaine with proper voueh
eri, ut the ollice of liug .it hweelt, Kooin
tw, UlmniliBr of C'onimnri'e, Portland,
Orison, w 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 aix inontlm from the data
imrwif.
Datwl at HiUhIhu'ii. Oreiron. this 21Hb
day of July. UK2.
AdminlHtrttti'lx of the KHtate of II. I
Hni ii'k, de4Sed,
Notice la hereby alven. that the under
signed, aa administratrix of tha eatate of
h.. r Hullieriand, deceawl, by virtue of
an onier or tne uouniy court or waahlug
ton Uountv. Orevoii. dulT made and en.
tared in aald dilate on the lNth day of
imenng and
t her place of
1 uretron. rroin and after the 4th nar or tic
loiier, iwu, procoea to sell ror cnn, at
firleata aale to tha highest bidder the fol
owing deacrilied realproperty beloiiKlng
to sain eeiate, io-wit:
Being a part of the Donation Land
Ulalm or Joaenn Hinuin and Mary II li
ton. hla wife, and being all th part of the
aid Donation Land (Malm In Heel Ion
Fourteen 1141 TownshlD Two 2Houth
Range Two (2) West of the Will Mer., set
off to the aald Joaeph H In ton, save aud
except that tract or portion of same, con
veyed, by Wllliax Uelawiiey and Kuth
A, Ilelawney, his wife, to William .1.
Roblnaou, on the 11th day of October,
1862. and duly recorded In Vol, "l)'n(
Deeds, page 610, Records of ukl WhhIi
Wm. Sweeney, of Beaverton, call
ed at The Argue office today.
Ington (Jounty.
All
lao all that tract or parcel of real an-
tato lying and being altualo Kaat of the
icaatllneor tliejoaepn Million nonatlnn
lnd Claim, and hounded on the I'hmI,
Mouth and North by thn Tualatin River,
In Mention Fourteen (U) Townahip Two
(2)8oulh, Range Two (2) Weatof the Will.
Mer., containing Mix (0) acres, more or
leas, aituate In Waahingtou County, Or.
Also the following real propnrty In
Yamhill County, Oreiron, aa .ollnwi, to
wit: - Tbe North one-half of Utfi Mluck H,
original Town of MeMliinvlllo, Yamhill
County, Oregon, excepting the following
deanrlbed prenileea: Commencing AO feut
from tha Southwest corner of auldlot 5 In
said Block Nn. 8 In the Town of McMlnu
ville, Yamhill County, Oregon; tlience
North IX feet tlionce Kant 8! fnet; tlieiice
H iiith l' feet; thence Went 35 rent to the
plnos of beginning.
Dated this lnt day of Ni-ptnuilier, IIIU2.
MAItY JANR NUTiiKKIjANI),
AduiiiiiNtratrix of the elutu of K. I',
Hiitherland, deceased.
McCain A Vinton, Attnmeya fur Administratrix.
The cheapest insurance, and safe
at the aafeet. 0. P. li. A'Broiation.
P. E. Watera, Format drove, Ore.
8. C. Sherriil will preach at the
Baptist church, Sunday, at 11 a ra.
Theme, "Repentance."
One Drop
Of Tokio Eouquot Perfiimo
LaatsTan Days.
This ami ur I'ItiicIi Cuntattoii l'ink
arc tlio two K-suliiiK i'rfuinc of the
year. lWsi.lcs these wc have other high
futile lois fi out the lea Jin j; inaiinfae
Hirers. One in ami test their fniranee.
Prescriptions
If your jaeseripli'iti is filled at our
store, you ean tlcnetul npoii it U'iug
filleJ jieewraiely ami with the icM tiu-tvrinl-s
the market afl'orJs. Our prices
are alwav s ie.t"ii:ihk'. Pon't forget this.
WAILliY'S PHARMACY
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(Irmlnntin of the School are in constant da
iiiAtul, at Urici raiifiug from $10 to IKM)
per month. Hiiideiita take the state exatui
imtiima ilurinii their cuurse in the srhiwd,
and nr prepared to receive Stale Certiflcatea
mi erHiliiatinii. Kxpeniu-e ration from $l'20
to il7"i per year. Htrong Normal course
and well equipped Training Department.
Fur Catiili-gue eoniaining full informa
tinti, tiddreaa
I'.. I). Ueasler, IVeaident,
or J. It. Butler, Herniary.
OREGON'S -
Blue Ribbon
State Fair
Salem
September 15th to 20th
1902
No limn in tlm liiftnry nf thu Oregon HtHte Kair hue there
lit en f.u;t n n"inl (Vt-l inn iiiimiii tlm Hgriunllurul cliiSHea tti
wards the HticciMH of thti fnir it "xii!n ut l lie present time.
Kvery Hcctimi nf the Btnt ."t-enin ti he taking an IntereMt In
the fnir iiml promim to aivii it their In-arty r-uptmri. The'e
nre ri'ituniiH for ilila itw nkoiiiii nf t ho people to the atinporl
of thu fair. One H the icmhii puii-nt Ins worked hunt and
fitiihftiliy tn mike tlm fair ih hnn'il tti tin ft't'e itHelf The
trtt ite f ot tut ion eniiinniiH Imve cnti to their f-it-t uncH and
oinde lilii rnl riiiiH nn liii'iiint; i,tu nf nil kind. Another
I, thu people nre I tj 1 1 i 1 1 1 it to renlH ilnit it in time to let
ll outside world klVl nf he wonderful ri'MilirOH nf " (ur
htlttf, ti rid helievc I list I. the Hint i Kiiir i ll,i proper plnce to
meet i he lii-tier cIum nf houn- i-ei It re. 'I'hiH will iimke the
fHir dotihly VlllU'llile It will n'wi! IIiiihm who are Innking
for hoini'! it the I'lteH'o (Imt't h i opportunity t'i se in a
liody nlnit, our finte onii pnnline, mul where it ja produced,
wilh"tit truveliiijr iill o' er llie t-tut" lit rtHt expeniiH, It
will a lo v I he fxliihiliir the le-! p n-nilile nppriinitv of
hotting hie prixlne'i1, lu-t "er II Im i!i 'ilin, ru"eii. i tiiti",
ve(jeiah(ii, I.'.ihok k, in iticrott o- iiiniiufniMuriil tcnmU
You are invited to attend and see the greatest
industrial exposition aiid livestock show ever
held on the Pacific Coast! Good racing every
afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and
bring your families,. For information, write
M. D. WISDOM, Sec'y, .
Portland, Oregon.
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