N OT I O H I
Till: MORNING ASTORIAN, SATCRDAY, AUGUST 2.1. 1002
SAVE MONEY
A Mtf saving in kwjiing liouw if you buy your groceries
from um. Tliero's u wiving of many cnnit every day, which,
mhlctl togctlicr, will make it tidy sum (he llrt of each month.
Ross, Hfggfns & Co.
hc Imujj txstovtiut.
TKLEPJIONB l,
today a weather.
P'll'.TI.AN'l', Aug. ::.- li rg.m,
ho nnd Wiwhlnylmi, f((lr,
Idn-
LADIES'
Ready -to -Wear
HATS l
W. r Hi ttvt'Owlirre frutii 01 to f'.,
tt iloio tlx'iu tint ttila Pfk . , ,
70 Cents
Our Mure t'liiw ht ti (. in. every
day except Snliirility.
Oaiion tclli feed, train and bay.
The li.trbT.i at the PaUre Hatha.
Vou cun buy
Newbm'a llen.lclde.
thu o"i'ral tlnmlruff cure, for 75 cent
per bottle ut Hie Otvldent Parber
Slwip.
'
Vou wiil find the beat I Bo meal In
llm cliy nt the ltlln Hun rteiaura,nt.
No. 813 t'ommerclal atrvel.
New tok of fancy g'lodii Jut ar
rlvod a: Yuk'tliiuua Jiutaar. Call and
ee the lutein noveltlea from Japan.
All minder nuioke thu "Pride of
A mot-la" t lKiim. No bettler imide.
Mnnufin Hired by .MticFttrlane Ik Klui
bel. Klcycle repairing- with nklil and
ptvmptneMi. Supplier In alock; work
nuaruiilt ' 'I. IP lliiiict' Klectrlcal Work
t:i Po.nl PI.
ItlHi.i. now Block, ha
OMENTAL
Jun been reeeived, Including all alxe,
In rich and exipilslio coloring and do-
iKii-i ('HAS. UKIMIORN & SON.
Ice orenm, KuaraniecJ pure, delivered
to any part of the city, 15 cent a pint.
Iit cream and a. Heat frenh cuudlci.
Private rooms. Parlor Candy Btore,
43 Commercial afreet.
ltiMtl n coal lnata longer, li cleanftr
and iintl' lea trouble with alovea
nnd chimney due than any other conl
on the market. Oeorga IV, Sanborn,
gent. Telephone 1311,
ri'imtui (, llniilnir, gaa nnd
fitting at Irnvtat ratini and In
iiuui-'il: maimer. Oidurs prnmpily !
executed, Pliop, No. 4-5, Pond Htreet.
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RUGS:
See the new Indian ltugs, all the nie, in
Ihe highest art of coloring. New Kgyj
tian rugs in yrnmid pitttoi lis. r.uy the
latest. Our trices are right.
We Sell Furniture, Uetlding, Couches, and
everything for the house at lowest prices.
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nm Commercial SI,
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j Nlrt. ripe Imri Ifii penrs, m cf-nlH per
S tlnx.'ii. nt Joliiimiii 1 1 row.
Til" Steamer H'ln II, ttllliriift Will ,uvp
llm O, It. & N. Company's ivhttif In
,tlll'M Ml' I IIIUIIIOOll at H
Hntiinhiy, August Zi.
m.,
I.f!iVf i; vntir order lor w,uh..!i fur
.tunning i,o, -J. ilium, n Hit).
Til lltl.Ht block In lliir new full
ntyi-, Knox hill, just In at C. II.
Cooper's.
Tin- hihUv t.uil l. i h of Aitlnrlit will
meet ill l.iiljnr I'ti mi hull, oil liuml
hik-'-I. nl 8 ii'ilmk IliU evening fir
the -1 i I lime f org4iilxlng u union.
"My Wife Unlit. Ufiirltiii " rrov. lis j
tltf
f.-ifrt f ir
till H.llll It. 1,1,1 miUlt,
T-) lt,-Ju!uiin 1lri-,
Hull.
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opening day, Annum 15, of llm Knox
or. renowned, fall nml ulnb-r huts,
nt C. II. Cooper's,
Fur iitilu Uoiit und nuts, cheap for
tmth. luiuli hi Hume's cunnt-ry,
Euglo Cliff, W'unh.
A llU-ml rewind will bo i.ttia tut
tin. return of a bracelet lust by Mm.
John Mittldon, No, 152 HmonJ avenue.
M. C JVI.IlH'iit. ..f N.iml, did Thurs
diiy of 0iny. til thf UK" of 03. I!
lit survive 1 by a 'nmlly. Tin' fitticritl
will liiko pl.uti lodny ut (lit. Num. ci in-flt-ry.
(iood new tntvt'li fust. Tou can
hiiw your old hut luude new at thu
Asiurlit lint Company, l Commer
cial Street,
Kiuor strop at Rogers' tlniK Mure
frini 10 cents tu$t. Hones, huhcr brush
e, at nity price you want. (Mil Fal
low ' building.
The Hutilxirn.i.'iitUntr cuimeiy l lo
'l.c mule iini.h lurKer und It In the In
!eiillon to tlo'l'ile the cnpatlly of the
:t"eeiit plitnt. The work now IhI.iB
ilnlie there will etittt more Ihiiit 3"i.(W0.
Van I'nnipa D'iiK and Ik-ihih itiid
HUH ill rol'.l nlld -In cue ir- eleu.l'i: l.o
iiiuklnit reunited. We luive them In
P. W und JO'cent nUe. Jnhnmni IIiob.
I Metallic folding: bedri; mmH'thlng new
nn) up to date. A aanllary bed. The
!nnly vermin proof fo.dlnif bed made.
,For aula by CHAD. HIMI-IIORN &
!son.
At 1:30 liniiotrow nfteiiioon the new
Hie ti- Helliible. hulll by It. Leiilhera
fur I'liptuln A. W. Held, of FruyH har
bor, will be launched ill the Hhlpyiiiiln.
The vt'Mfl will W thrlHtenrd by MIhh
Nanette Atlanta.
Owing to the runh of bintlneaa the
lAalorlu lliil Coinpnny will remain nt
'the old Mtnnd until September 10th.
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,m( mng , m Commor,.al
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j M. V. IliirdeHty him been nppolnted
ilepuly isanie wnitlen Ihrough the ef
forlH of the W. P. Lord Ulrtl Society,
ami hla coinmlHalon haa urrhed. He
will aee to It that the cloned aeiiaon
for name la obaei ved, niid In other
iwaya will enforce the laws regulating
the killing of blrilft.
Yt'Hlertl.iy iifteruoon a nt t enr was
Heen going .ilniig 1'omnn rclal atrt et
'iiuahlnu a I1.it car. Hal the ll.tt car
'.lumped the track, the Uvea of the p:i
Bletim aengera anillpedeHtrlaiiawniilil have been
work- leiidanirered. Why the flat enr waa nut
trailed In one of the myalerlen wtilch It
m a! way linpoaHlhle to explain after
iicclilnilrt occur.
CARPETS
ill It ClU'l'l's
I'l'ltnins.
extra la rue
' Nt w
ix c".
Furniture Co.
Sliannliiui Itiiiltlhif;
Omillemen! Coll and see Ihn Intent
i-reutlons of Knox hntu; arrived today,
nl C. If. Cooper's.
Tlit work of rwliiluilng th tlilcliimi
on th Jii'ini'iii fiirni l proifi't-Mlnf
tntlMfiit'tiii-lly, nml It In frxtKt til It will
li nnlhcr about Oi'tobor 1. Tho Jlk
ln In tin Unt work of th? kind twr
donn In thl pit it of tint rountry.
Tin- Hlfiniifr llullcy ctuM-rt, which
wtm put In-iilinl on account of a runh
IiuhIiii'mh, itrrlvrd down the rlvi-r yim
P'rilny nftfrnnon t the tmuiil hour,
nml did not dlmppolut thl! Iillf crowd
lliiil Kiiihiorvtl to " hr coiiip In.
Thf Hcuni) iiniiuiil r-)ttii l now
In pt'OKrcHu nl HkuniokiiWft,' and the
oiilim tliiy'n tti-iithcr wim fliti', Vpii-
i. nliiy n uriilinc tti? KuKl Military
hand left up ih rlvttr to furnish mil
lc, iiml it hi crowd of Antrlnn vln-ll-d
th I'littsrpiliilng up-rlvirr town.
Thom mi-rry purtli ntlll contlnuo
lo rt'Kiilc t the Klfventh mrcet re
Mint !.,' uiiMf the toolhuomx tli'lh hcIch
Ht-rvi'il ut Die Toke Point Oyitlcr lioune
iiutk" It Hit' I in id I popular pliici In (he
town, rreah Toke Point oytiteni and
other fhfll huh always on himd.
Alt iiH'inlH'r of Adtorlii lyOilK' No. W,
It, I'. O. K vh,j Irilcnd In Inkc purt
on Klk' ttuy, Tluirmlay, Hepleinln-r i,
In Port In nt', lire iitiu.-iMly rf(U"t"d lo
no to I'oopfr'ii ilore today and net
nieiiniiri."t for their tulln. I. K. Si-llif,
Hit rt tniy of I'nrnlviil I'titnitillled.
WHtilti Km iii'Hl few tiny yellow
i 'raw ford freestone) ieiichea will he.
Kin lo nrilve from Ashland. Thonf; de
ilrlnir to cun thin fruit fkiuld l.'uve
tiii their order now, und we will Bee
to It Hint tin Ir ordur will be filled
wlih the Ih-hi fruit at the lowem murk--i
m il e.- Johimon Hron.
A i 9 o'clock thu nioinln the eeut
nil" for the Kll.itb-lh l!.il '. mpai y
opiiin i.l ( ft tfttn & It '.' IV Seiiln ne
K"!'' at 30 et-ule. Th" up. iilnt; , r oi.
urn.' In lb., emoll'inal cj.iietly iliuma
" Wciii ritu k." and no ilujbt i in- n;we
will lie . lo'.ttt".! M in lay even: k- ,
i haime of M'i fiiriiinnce In given every
evenlnit tltirlttif thf wet k, t oi urc
iair li kelt und avoid the crowd.
Tin- unlfiirm commltlee, which hut
iliai ge of Hie regalia wKI) v lilt tl the
Aatmlit Klkm will be adorned on the
jiii i ..fliin of their vlut to the Portland
cnriih.il, ycnlenlay announced Ita ac
lectlon aa followa: uh!te military
jttiat with purple elka on tho collar;
j while troiiHcra. with purple trle and
roll Punaiim hnia, with purple rdh!on
biunl, atam't " .lalorla, No, ISO."
There haa Ijeen much upeculatlon ua
to the number of eggs in a. aalmoii,
and some w lid gucaaea nro occuHionally
in.nb'. The sublet ! witi under dlena
hIoii yeatertluy afternoon and the An
tot Ian hna been uaked to aetlle the dla
liute Approximately apcuklng, a fe
iiiule i liltn.t.k aalmoii contalna from
VKXi to WXa) egga. Thla It ahow n by the
report of the auerlntendent of the
t'laekaniaa hatcheiv for 1901. Iist
year G.lut.ooo egga were taken there,
IU'1 aiilmtm being apinvnetl. The av
erage number of egga taken from each
tlah waa IJ. The average number of
egga In a female ateelhead la SOOrt. At
.he Sandy rlv.-r hatchery laat year
t.fill'.Soo egga Mere taken, from IMl
aalmon, the average being ulmoat
3.000.
John Or.uil win down from Port
laml yeatertluy on u brief bualneaH
Hip. He returned on the night train.
In conversation with a reporter Mr.
'iiuiil Haiti that the river at Poilluiiil
registered eight feet ahow zero, and
that the depth waa 13 feet. " Provi
dence has certainly Ik'cii go-xl lo Port
land." auld Mr. Grant. " for the paat
t.lx or aeveu .vira . ,(VHr lu, iK.,.
from nix to eight feet above .ero all
the tlnii-ii v-imdllloii of affairs aim ml
wllliout precedent. i( the water fall
this actiHon, I do not know how Port
land will handle her grain business."
When uskid about the antl-crlmplng
crusade In Portland, Mr. tlrnnt auld all
jius in lormuu n came rrom l no pnpera;
jlicrsoiiiillv lv had no kiiowlo.lae ot Ihe
illeged un,ttlsfactory condlil.ci of af-
fairs existing then.. H,. t hariXt Icriiied
jthe agitation as "rot," Haying the
boarding homo people were acting in
entir" 'utriicia.
There are to be s.wnl wvil.AnKS
" In high ilt'e" in !irtlnti,l amine, the
j September carnival ni the Portland
KlkF. Tliese wedding are of moiv than
l'as.--iiig Intel cat to the public, in.isinlli li
las the ccivnniny of tying he tonnu
blal Until will be pcifnriiHil in a K.llnuii
leiei i'i mi l-iiir, a thouaaiid feet above
the srmiini, In ilii In view of tho-.ifcanilM.
This is nne of Hie novelties that will
bo Men timing the early dnyn of the
l.il.i' carnival,' hlih hl open with
a griind erUe purtnle on .Septeiuber 1.
Several applications Inn,, ulivady been
ret lived by tho management from wil
ling uindiiluHH for ih,. iinurinionhtl
stale. Kin' Hull- willingness to expe
rience this nil In r unique, if not s.-n-i-nligmil,
coreiiioiiy In a ballinni, the
innlingeineiit Is prepared to set the
happy couple up with about fcit worth
of housekeeping enuipinent, Including
everything from a piano to iv sack of
Hour. It Is known there wiil be a trio
of weddings, nnd If tlublous swains
elsewhere outside of Portland tire en
xlous to receive n handsome dower
sufllclent to set up and keep house for
six months without expense .to them
selves, all they have to do is to ad
dress a letter to the seer-Mary of thf
Portlnnd Elks' carnival to make the
final arrangements In advance. Wed
ding day will be a qtrjv.1 time in the
ivrnlval.
The aloop Wlieard, one of the Ore
gon Ynrht flub fleet, urrlved down
th river Thuraday evening. The
WUurd left Portland Ha l unlay night.
The prirty ftbonid eonalated of Loul
Woodwind, owner of the bout; Ned
Harry, Fred Morcy and George L.
Cherry. The Wlxard went over lo II
waco yeaterday afternoon , and will
lenv up the river on her return next
Wedneadny
For ihe Elk' Carnival and Street
Fair to 'K hell at Portland from
September lat to 13th, Imlualve, the A.
A C, 11. n. wll make a rate of $2 for
the lound trip betwen Aatorla ond
Portland on the fold wing date; For
the evening train of September 3d,
morning train Heptimbr tth, evening
liiiln rteptembr Slh, all trnltia of Sep
tember 9th, and morning train of
Hepteretier 10th. The tltketa will b"5
got. lo return until September llth.
Sheriff Llnvllle wired yeaterday Unit
Uovernor Ouge, of California, hml la-
med retulaltloti pajiera In the cute of
the two Italian who are wanted lure
to unawer to a charge of robbing
Kleo of $3W. The prlaonera will prob
ably arrive on the next Sun Fram Iw o
ateumer. "ne of the men la aald to
la- a dcaperiile character. It waa told
that the man who Waa rnbh.-d doe
not place tlctendenco In banking In-
atlltltloua, but keep hla n.oney at
liotne for fear of limnnlii crises and
eoiiceiiiieiil bursting of l,.nk.
After a long lllneaa, Silaa li. Smith, n
native son, passed away at 11:30 yea
terday morning at 'M. Mary' rc,ip'.tal
Mr. Binllh had l)een a auffi-rer from
conaumplioii for many years, and of
late had been tii-itu III, . it ucl;.!r.
Siniih a condition Itvcame so aerinus
that he waa, on Friday, taken to the
lioaplt.il. The eini tame yesterday
morning and waa not unexpected ly
Ihe frb-nda who watche.1 at his b-.-d-alde.
lleteiiaed watt a native of Waxli
lnj:ton county, this state, and waa bom
Scpteiiller 22, iZX His father settled
In Oregon In 1KB. marri:i a dauglit.-r
of Chief Cabuway. of the flataop irila.
of Indians. Mr. Smith was eimat'.-l
In a Musaai huaetta coll. ge, and uiur
rleil while in the i'ast. He engaged la
the practice of law in Astoria for sev
eral years, nnally nettling on his West
Side farm, hla father's donation land
claim. Mr, Smith was a vety Inlelll
ireut man and waa beiuved by ail who
knew him because of bis kindly dis
position. He Is survived by hla wife
and five children, of whom three are
daughleis.' Deceased waa one of the
clulmaiits against the government for
a large sum of money due the Indiana
of the Clatsop trl'ie for their lands
The funeral will take phn e on Sunday
and the Interment will be In the old
Presbyterian cemetery. Kev. McCor
mack will conduct the, servii ea. The
funeral cortege will leave the city on
the 11 Ha train, and all member or the
Pioneer und Historical Society and Na
tive Son and Daughteis are invited to
attend.
im:kso.vi .mention.
H. A. Lee, or Portland, arrived In the
city yesterday.
K. K. Hu -.eii, of Knnppton, Is a tui tt
tit the Occident.
It. 1. Mills returned yesttrliy fiom
a trip to Portland.
F. W. Uogei-s, of Chk'itg), Is an
Astoria lslto,- today.
Mrs. J. A. Fulton has returned from
her stimnier outing at Seaside.
J I. Mitchell, manager of the Hotel
Flavel, I In Astoria oil business.
Mrs. Viturge H. George left yester
day to visit with friends at Sea side,
John He.uncy, assistant lighthouse
k i per at Till iiuook rock, arrived In
ihe city to enjoy a brief vacation.
W. 11. Wyinan. 'n.inag'r of the '' il
ifori'ia Saw Works, nnd I'.- H. Trum
bull co.nmerci il agent of the Illinois
Central ralhoad are passengers on the
steamer lOlniore for Tillamook this
morning'.
COr.NTF.KFIOlT FIVE DOLLAR DILL
The secret service bus discovered
that seine one is raising fl bills to $5
by n cl"ver method of changing the
llpures. and unless they closely ex
amined will pass unnoticed. It has
alio been discovered that many un
scrupulous dealers are rcllllhiK the
bottles of the celebrated Hostetter's
Stomai h Hitters and offering them to
the public as the genuine. These imi
tations hae no merit and are so dan
irerout to your health that In order
to protect the public, the proprietors
of this famous medicine have adopted
.i Private Stamp which is placed over
the neck of each bottle. I'lease ob
serve that tho stamp is unbroken when
purchasing. The Putters Is a specilie
remedy for such ailments us tlatulency,
Indigestion, belching, nervousness,
dyspepsia and liver and kidney trou
bles. Try it.
UKAIi F.ST ATI-: TUANSFKKS.
Isaac lierginan and wife to N'orria
Staples, north half of south. v-st i,'utr
ter of scclio.i M, T. 7 X., H. 9 V.; $00.
I'nitcd Spates to L. H. Abeivrambio,
southeast utiarter of section 11, T. 7
N It. 10 W.; patent.
Mary Abererombie and husbatnl to
Mike Seppa, tract of land In section
11, T. 7N 1!. 10 W.; $1,000.
Johannn Ucckmnn and husband to
Moses Tolvonen, oU 33 and 31, block
2, Taylor's; $l,i'00.
United States to E. O. Norton, 1G0
aires In section 5 and fl, T. 4 N., It. 9
W'.; patent.
United States to W. G. Gosslln, 160
D
No soap
world is so
No soap
world is so
so lasting.
in all the
cheap,
in all the
good none
Bold alt orer I world.
acre In nectlon, 35 T, N., It 10 W.S
patent.
Cnlted Bites to W. U. Goaalln, 160
acre In aectlon 2, 21 and 35, T. 4 N.,
ft. 10 W.; patent.
Maiy E. Stanley to A. O. Wright,
lot 7, block , Grime Annox; $200.
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
Baptist: Hev. C. A. Woodby, 0f
Portlai.d will preach the ermon 4t
11 a. in. All other service a usual.
Everybody la cordially Invited.
Salvation Army: Junior meeting at
Itea at 11 a. m, and il p. m. Sunday
ubject. " Holln-Hs, What la It?" At
the evening meeting Captain Pupertlu
will aiH-ak on ' Illlnd Bartemua."
Presbyterian: At the morning Hr
mon the pastor will apeak on the text,
" A a Little Child "; evening theme,
"Well Kno-tn Truths." A very cor
dial invitation la extended to ill.
Flrdt Congregational: Uaual ren'
Pes at 11 a. . and 8 p. to. Sunday
jachool at 12:15. Mid-week prayer meet
ing Wed.T-aday evening at 8 o'ekr-k.
A cordial Invitation extended to all.
Flu; I.tiih-ran (Cppertown): Heg
jUlar aTvl ea In the morning and even
ing. Sunday hool at 9 a. m.
I
M-thodlrtt: Kev. Harold Oberg ha
r,.tUrnJ fron his summer outing nnd
WU fil, h(H j,uInit ag 0UilK In(er.
eating su'.j--ls will be presented. A
hearty welcome for all.
Grace Episcopal: Service at 11 a.
ni. nnd 9:30 p.m. Sunday school at 12:30
At the morning servite ftev. Dr. War
ren, late of England, wi'l preach the
sermon. Evening prayer at Holy In
nocents chapel, I.'ppertown, at 3:30.
CONVENT OF THE HOLY NAMES.
The Convent of the Holy Names,
boarding and day school for young
ladies reopens Tuesday, September
2d. Thorough scientific grammar and
primary courses, commercial course,
physical culture and music. Instruc
tions In plain sewing and physlcul
culture given gratis to attending pu
pils. Should the number justify. Miss
Ethel Webb, of the Toronto School of
Oratory, will organize an elocution
class here, and also give private les
sons to those who are desirous of re
ceiving Instructions in tnls art. Ap-
ollcations should be made before the
15th of September.
SAVED AT GRAVES BRINK.
" I know I would long ago have been
In my grave," writes Mrs. S. H. New
som, of Decatur, Ala., " if It had not
been for Electric Bitters. For three
years I suffered untold agony from
the worst forms of Indigestion, 'Water
brash, Stomach and Rowel Dyspepsia.
But this excellent medicine did me a
world of good. Since using It I can
eat heartily and nave gatneit 3a
pounds." For Indigestion, Loss of Ap
petite, Stomach, Liver and Kidney
troubles, Electric Bitters are a posi
tive, guaranteed cure. Only 50c at
Chas. Rogers' drug stoer.
KI-IUTTIOX SALE.
Mrs. R. Ingleton is having a big re
duction sale on shirt-waists, Bklrts,
hlldren's clothes, Infants' clothes, and
all kind of ladies' and children's fur
nishing gi.ls, Including hair switches
and pompadours. A chance for the
:00 pi.ino with each BO-cent purcnase.
Commercial street, opposite Budget of
fice.
iSHOES
My sto'-fc of Men's nml Hoys'
Slavs is unsurpassed" for qual
ity. Close hiving und low ex
penses enable me to sell the
best qualities at lowest prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE U00DS ,. k
S. A.Gimre!
!i-Ul Blind Street
Beautiful Crockery Display
The Finest Assortment of Fancy Crock
ery and Glassware ever seen in Astoria.
Cut Glass, Bisque Figures, Water Crocks, Souvenir Dishes.
ALL AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
FOARD 8 STONES COMPANY
We abo carry a Complete Line of Fancy Cutlery
NEW STOCKTHE
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DRY GOODS - . -SHOES
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GROCERIES . .
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FLOUR AND FEED
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I the UNIVERSITY Pi OREGON i
The first Semester, Session 1902-1903, opens Wednesday, Sep
tember 17th. The following; schools and colleges are compris
ed In the univer-iity. Graduate school College of Llteratur-j,
Science and Arts College of Science and Engineering L"nivi
alty Academy School of Music School of Medicine School of
Law. Tuition free, excepting in sehooli of Law, Medicine and
Music (Incidental fee, $10; Student body tat, $2.50 per year.)
Cost of living, from $100 to $200 per year. For catalogue ad
dress Registrar of the Unicersity, Eugene, Oregon.
University school of Music Irving M. Glen, A. M. dean. Pi
ano,, Mrs. Rose Mldgely Hollenbeck (JosefTy, CoratowskL
Schwarenska). Piano, Mr. Arthur Louis Frazer, (Ave years
with W. G. Nash). Voice, Miss Eva Stinson, (King Conser
vatory Trebelll Music School.) Violin, Mrs. John L. Pipe,
(Snitzner Splering.) Theory, Miss Eva Stinson, Miss Rose
Mldgley Hollenbeck. Terms furnished on application to the
dean.
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