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" - fv. - ;. J ; f - -THE - OREGON ' DAILY JOUpNAti 1ORTLANI, WEDNESDAY BVEN1NO, SEPTEMBER 14,
STILL THE QUESTION IS: "WHAT
! DID THE WOGGLE-BUG 5AY2".
'Til WmMiai, wise ma of the party, uadertak 1 umr all sue.'
tloas Ibr hi somrad from Oa. He ha to answer one each week. MM
mifftr to not printed. The reader Is loft to dteoovcr It. The pktur knd
dorlptlv out(r make this oMiportllr y to tb active mlad. Both
the pecturee .an the- etory ar gukle to tho solution of tho problem, end
too qe.ee Ion adroit of but ono oorroet answer. Tho pusxle requir only
ordinary sklfc and knowledge of faot meluded to hlotory, olotTaphr, bot
aay mnd Btural bUtorr. or on cquolntanoo with plocoo, bulldlnss or n
btvmn oteat which Information la aasllr obtaioabia. It to sot a gTiaaln
oostaot, taut ft trial of skill, , . , , . ,
To stlBMiau fntoroat ia th Tialt of tho voooio frcaa tho Loni of
Os. Tho Journal wUi gin 9M.M la h oaoh siotrtk to thoss of Ha
roadors who aa&d in oorroet or JMarlr oorroot answor to tho questions
put to tho WuMlobuc by his oopaalons,
KOTICTE: AU eovpons from sptmbor 11 to SoptoBbor tT, Ineluslvo,
tshoaM oary iruoaaoa on th Woa-elo-Buff's nnawor t tbs ouoitloa ask ad la
th Issus ot sundajr. Wtonbor 11 , - r. -, . -
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flt. 14. - 'PoothlkOouixWi only. NO. 11
I tho WOOOLBBUO BDITOR: -' ;
TBS tTWOAY OTTIUCAI4 , POBTXJLMDb ptUMOV 1
v "THs snswor to th quostlon aakod of tbs Woyslobns; la tho afsga
Mtn BooUoa qf tbo pspor of UNDaT, ftBPTEMBBR 11, is
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' nLL OUT TUB ABOVB COUPON. Also th ooopos to bo roant oaoh
day In Tbo Joornsi until Saturday, September 17.. This sirqs you sevan
ohancas to anawor tbo question surrostod In noxt Vundays ps-.- Do tbo
em me aoxt Bonday, and tho next, sod tho noxt, also on oaoh woes way,
until tb ond of th saontk. IAV1 TOUR COUPONS, and on tbo last day
of tho ntontk sond tbsnt all to THB WOOOLRBtma BBITOR, Tb Jour,
aal. Portland. Tbta will ond tbo oontost for Sptwibor, and tho prtaea-wUl
b kwardod vary oarly to tbo aaontb of Ootobor. - v
TITTY DOXXAM tK CASH PKIZBB WILL BB OtVIK AS FOIXOWS:
L "For tno croatast numbor of oorroot answra, tiO.OO. ............ l.o
S. For th nxt taraost nantbor of oorroet anowors, ft. o. .......... , I.M
I. For th third largost numbor of oorroot answers, IM6. ( S.I
A For tb foutb4arsos aiHBbop of oorroot answers, IS.W
a. For tho ton neat la rarest numbers of oorroot answers, II. I aaeh. . 11.0
C For tbo ton neat largest numbers of oorroet anawora. 11.00 oaoh. . 10. M
f. For th eleven aeatt larsost aambara of oorroet aaowors 10. each v S.H
-w- f-, 'ii '' ' - ; v;.' y z;
H'.-.lWJUBl OF TOT COWTBST. t. ;: . r , ...r-
". Tbo taraoet numbor of oorroot a newer wtea. ' L' -1
V All eoupons for any on , month will bo consecutively numbered una
,atat bo placed In one onralop and arransod la order of thalr Bubtloa.
.Only ono eoupon.of tho same Sato eaa be pUeod-la the m onop
of anawra for the month. -" -:
If mor than one Individual should have every oeupon eorreotly
marked and pmperlf erranced. tb first prta would be divided between
th winner. Other prlaee will be similarly divided la -case airy number of
ortoetadts have tho earn .ajumhor of sjwwors that r equally oorroot.
but not absolutely so.
Oontostanta need not write tbo earn answer on all ooupons Issusel
for any ono week. A different answer oan bo written for each day; but
tf you are sure you are richt, you wilL of aouraa, writs tho nam aaswor
on all ooupons Issued for any. one. Sunday. lUnembor. tho laryoat auaa
harof oorroot anewers wins. .
AH ooupons for any one month mast tie pUood ta tho aasae awvoloaaj
and be In the offloe of Tbo our aal by H:MA'.bs, of tbo M day of
tho followlas moatk.-. - ' fs i r f..- -'
SaSStnSMBS
AT. THE THsCATlUDS
It Is true Mr. Baumo and Hiss Coua
tins ar wlnnlns new laurels at tb Co
lumbia Oil Week for their brilliant act
ing la "Lord and Lady Aly. This ls
to bs expected. Portlandero know the
winsome charm of Mies Counties, and
theatre-yo r have only to see Mr.
Beume to weloome the finished actor.
Mr. Dills has a reputation as a moat do
llchtful character comedian, altbousb
seldom bas be bad eurh a ntarrymafclny
part as Bimbasoa Tod way. . Mr. Ber
nard's polished aetlneT baa won him
count ewe admirers. Mlos Brtlaao'e
name has Ions been synonymous with
food acttn. It was with pleasure that
tb oritlcal public rocelved Into favor
ouch talented members of tbo company
. as Mr. BarretL who acts th part of the
venerable daks with areat ability; Soott
Seatoa, who surrounds tbs part of
Bwepsoa, Lord Altrrs valet, with clever
acUna; Donald Bowie, who Is ono of
tho moot fascinating Juveniles Portland
haa soon, and Oeora Blootnoueot. whose
taciturn portrayal of Jockey Mawley la
really one of tbo features of this brll
llant production - of plnoro'o dasblna
play. Miss Bdltb Ancus, "th alrl with
tbS En si lab voice," has not only pood
looks, but bs la a tlivtd actf,whoee
sweet, low voice It ia a pleasure to boar.
Miss Barhyle Is Miss Barrymore'a dou
bt, appaarina for hardly more than a
swoop across tha stac. but this fixe
her at tb memory. Miss Brandt Is a
dltlnnilahed-looklng alrl, whose work
as aa Ingenue Is decidedly fotehlng. -
sons. ?tt Society," wnleh baa Won ra
troduoed this ssason Into the popular
musical oomedy, Tho, gowns are made
of chiffon, with lace trimmings, and are
of various oolora. the handsomest being
worn by Miss Ma Franklin, A oaUv of
Salem, Or. . -
1 0. W. HOLD THE
BOARDS AT FA12
roirun fist Mf won rmn
wmmm ajtb uomww moom mwovm
WTMBaT OV wOODOmATT
STam.am kobto
SEPTEMBER
sale op Sideboards
:f A VBXAJT AW W
v "A Texaa Steer" wlU doubUeas b
greeted by big bouses when It ooraes to
," " the Marquam Orand theatre next Friday
and Saturday ntgtita, September 14 and
--- IT. with a bar am m price tnatlnee Satur
day. It would b singular If th theroe
. bit npoa by Hoyt did not furnleh roua
tnf eatertalnment. "Maverick Brander"
- U a. -rugged, honest Texas ranchman.
' Daring a brief gbsenos from bis ranch
v V. Ae la elected to empress. The yeoman,
- confronted with the fact on fats return,
Indignantly refuaea to fill th ofdoC. "If
, you think you or too good to repre-
seat -us m eongreea. you jest any so,"
greets Brander' refusal. Racked by
" hundred of berrela of slSHrttooters, the
, .. plainsman throws ap his banda and hies
to Washington with bis wife and daugh-
- tec. The mlaadvontores that ensue are
' always absorbing, now wildly hllarloua..
' auietly sailrical. agala touohlngly pa
. thetlc Th play wlU be gives a, mag
niflcent prodoctlen.
an rTb Burgomaster," tbs eomlo op
era which will be seen at the Marquam
Orand tbo latter" half of next week,
there Is a e of gowns whlnh show
what oan be done by a modist who Is en
gaged to create dree for stag us.
Titer ar work by sight of tho members
of the eiiruo to illustrate the rtew
CASTOR I A
fsr IittmAsi saA CWlojrsm. .'
rj KM Yn Ran Alrt Brt
eyf$GS
Commencing Sunday matins, the Wle
flamann stock 00m pan y will present at
tb Empire thoatro "At th Old Llm
Kiln.' by Chariay Daaey. author of -in
Old Kentucky." Tbo now play la saM
to bo superior to th latter, which has
record of running longer la Hew York
than any play since "A Trip to China
town." The production of "At the Old
Llm atlln" at tho Empire neat week
will . b tbs most sumptuous yet at
tempted by Manager Wiedemann, and
each member of the oompany . will bei
sea la a oovgoalal role.
SYmOgrOFF' BaUWxsTiV
' Tb groat Russian military drama.
"Michael Btrogorf," now running for a
wuik at Tom Wiedemann' Emplr thea
tre, la drawing- capacity audiences. The
Wiedemann oompany has mads a hit this
week, and tho play haa been received
with tbo greatest ontbualaam. Many
people who are deeply interested la the
Rueeo-Japanae war have taken this op
portunity to learn something about
Russian pel Idea Portia nders ar gut
ting tb "Bmplre habit
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Songs Ilk Gliding Down th Bay"
and "Bpbasafa Dill," and "Meet Me In
St. Louis. Louis," ar. always popular.
These and a lot more oatchy airs sre
sung by th great pony ballet 'at the
Bijou this week, 'A Trip to St. Louis"
Is tbo operatw burlesque of th Zinc
company. For pure fun that Is Inter
persed with now songs and pretty
dances fey graMfu girls, tb Btjoa Is
th place. .
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For
btbx.
TrxaxatA-
th fourth week of tho Sardou
at tb Baker theatre Mel
bourne MaeDowctl will preeenl "Fedora."
Thlif 1 one of Sardou's best dramas, et
rt is oa which is practically unknown,
to Portland, as only on a few occasion
haa It nen given here' This will be th
firm time that "Fedora has boon shown
at popular prices. "Fedora' Is filled;
wiiR cease tc aicuon and vigorous sit na
tion for which tbs veteran author is fa-,
naeua.
' rsal OB9A" BTaAwrjrS wwu.
Theatre-goers are beginning to roallac
that "Olsmcnda," as presented by Mel
bourn MacDowtHl and tho . excellent
company that I supporting him at th
Baker theatre this week is a great play
Bneiaeas 1 getting better each perform
ance, and there la no doubt that eewwddd'
houses win reward Mr. MacDoweU a
earnest efforts during th remainder of
tb week, .- - -
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Tb startling melodrama, Os the
Bridge at Midnight," la still attracting
large crowds at Cordray. It haa
proven a big money-maker. Oa Batur-
day, the laat day of tbo ngaamnt.
there ' will b ft ladle and children
(SatMtol TJlSMtek Ta Serml.
Salem. Sept. 14. The receipt of tb
stat fai yesterday were ll.tt. and ln-
orease of about' I0 over tb receipts
of Tuesday of last year. Tb attend
ance was very Isrg. Constant attend
ant at tbs fair say that the exhibition
-of farm and agricultural products In
general Is far ahead of former years,
The Woodmen of th World held tbo
boards at th stats fair yesterday end
had a big turnout of their uniform rank.
They gar drills and bad all klada of
ports during th day, took a good part
la the program of the evening and gav
a ball at night. There were several
special traina required to bring all tb
Woodmen and their ladles.
Tb drat premium la th drill contest
Was won by Portland oamp 107, and
Mount Hood Circle of Portland was first
in tb contest of Women of Woodcraft.
The woodcbopplng prise was won by
F. S. Jones of Dalles and Mrs. C. H.
Ticket of Eugne, woa (bo woodsawlng
contest. ' '
Today Is Salem day and' tomorrow to
Portland day. These w4U be tb turn
larger days of the fair. ; j ' ;
Tb grand stand waa oowfortably
flllad yesterday by eager attSndanU at
th sace. Tb events were very Inter-
eat I ng. and ode record for the etate waa
broken In the six furlong daab, wbiob
Nonle won Im lillU. The beet former
record waa mad by (Boalcetv September
21, 1KI, la 1:1.
Oeorge W. Wcetgal of Albany yes
terday resigned as assoclal racing
iudg and President W. H. Downing
appointed Frank Fraxter of Pendleton
In his : atead. Mr.' WestgaU's rigna-
tion was accepted fdr the reaaon , that
bs bad been criticising tb management
of tb fair In a vary free manner also
his resignation from the board.
Kiaers wuKinsr sno n. wmitn up on
Rsdan and My Surprls. re poo lively,
yesterday were set down for jockayfhg.
PacUig. S:U mass, puree flOO
Byron Lae. Lsvelaoe-Walton t 1
Dekbertha. eb. nv. Cbarlea Derby-
Bertha , I
Oar v in WUkas. U a, Beaant-Red .
WUk .1. V ......I t
HAlenea, b. a. Hsltaaa-C. fcLClay, Jr. t
Major DeL, Del Norte-SUvr.....S
Tim, tilt,
J:lt trot, puree I
Rita H., br. sx. McKlnney-Fromptert
Helen- Kort, b, m, Dl Norte- Lau-
re 11 .... g
H. D. B-, br. g.. Arthur Holt-Jennie. I
Tim. I: it. $:U. :.
Selling, on mil. 1 189 Crosby Tul-
totth went Allaeout ateuart). second:
Pensanoe (Knt). third Baronato, Mis
Vera and Marry Tbatober also ran.
Time. 1:414a. .
Woodman stake, six furlongs,
Mont (Kelly). . won; Cerrd Santo
(Clark), second; My Surprls (H.
Smith), third; Bed an, St. Philippine and
Suburban Queen sis ma. Time 1:111
' AerrlawWasal Sustoej' Maa.
Th Oregon Agricultural socley bek
Its annual meeting la the pavilion at
the state fair ground yesterday and
elected John O. Wright- rsldsnt Rlob
ard Seott. vto-prsidnt) W. li. Savage.
secretary; A. Bush, treasurer. J. F.
Miller, Oovernor Z. F. Moody and Rich
ard Soott were appointed to draft suit
able resolutions on tb death of Bon.
M. Wllklns and Mrs. J. M4nto.s Th ftee-
retary was Instructed to request Hon.
John Mlnto and J. T. Apperson to
draft a history of the society and of tb
slat fair and Ita early develop men t.
The old society was pledged to the
Unad support of the stats fair.
If vou ars think ins of buviiia s Sicktbosrd now is the tinis. Our Seotatnbsr sals U fat full
blast, and nersr in ths history of Gevurts business career has high ffiads iHirnitisrs been aol4
so cheap. Speaking of high grade furniture, this store wants to -fwouraga the buying of a
better class of goods. You can make your own terras here, and fat that cass what matters the
difference if you pay a few more dollars and get a piece el furniture that will give you bdte
satisfaction? Ws are quite sure it gives us more pleasure to sell a better grade and give entire
sstisfactiort even though the terms given are longer and the profit less. This week affords
greet opportunities in buying Sideboards here. Come and aee. VV ; -
This
Week's I
Extra f
Special ;1 v
' Wc;SelJ;
f ori the,v C
Payment ' ; (
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$1.00
':per-::;- J
We Ksve 100
Styles
of Desut;fid
'Sideboards
v; tsUsXs,
Ringing In
Prices fom
$15 to $200
SIDEBOARD
Fast Mk smi aaad af
a atosg, paa Sassa,
wr ik i as am bw, ..
$29.00
Spimil trasas w Be R-aa
AT.
Tomorrow will be Portland day at the
state fair, - Assistant Oaaeral Passenger
Agent Coman of tb Southern Pacific
said today that he believed th S.Oeo at
tendance record mad on Portland day
last year would be exceeded, and that the
company bad prepared to handle as many
special trains a would be aeooseary.
Th first special will leave at t o'clock
tomorrow morning, and th second, which
will carry the Woman' alub oar; will
leave ahortiy afterward.
Thoss securing reservations for th
business men's special excursion to ths
Walla Walla and North Taklma fairs
are convinced that Portland wiH b well
represented. A letter was received from
the Walla Walla County Fair association
this morning, fixing Portland day as Oc
tober II. On this day tbo Walla WaFla
Derby will be run, and purs aggregat
ing tX.10 will be bung up. In th
evening a M'g Mardl Ores festival wlir
be held. Tb letter stated that Seattle
and Taooma expected to nd 1,00 peo
ple on tho day following, aad expressed
th hop that Portland would not fail
below this'' number, Word haa not yet
been received from tb North Taklma a:
oelatloa.
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- Th hit of th week at th Lyric to
ths act of Ted McKenna and his wonder
ful aog Ted. Ted does everything but
talk. The entire bill Is a good one and
wrrth srelng. Friday night 111 In gold
will be given Awy, f at each aerferav'
"MAN BEHIND NET"
;;S00N WILL BE READY
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' Bewark of )b' dog-cat oher. ' He wfll
tart out with kls wagon Thursday
morning, and svry stray canine found
upon tbs street without bis lloense tag
will b given a free ride t the dty
pound. -It wlH make no diiterenoe
whether tb dog Is tb net of some
sri to ratio family or whetbaf be Is
only a poor, hungry mongrel. All doge
will look alike to tb "man behind tb
net." .
Pojindman Fred Reed bas been fixing
bis dog pens during th past week and
getting hi wagon la order. R has also
secured the services of a skillful larlat
tbrower to arrest th dogs. -
Up to this afternoon licenses had wot
been taken out for mor than one-third
of tb dogs of this city. License bad
been Issued for M male and II fe
males, while It Is estimated that there
are over 1.11 dogs roaming th streets
of Portland.
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' Portland Day it State Fair.
Special trala leaves Union depot l:0
m.. Thursday. , Round trip tickets
1.S Including admission. Buy at np-
tows offloa. Third end Washington, to
day, and avoid th rush. .
r. (. wis nu WLmrnMAmOM. .
" On till Dtaaatek t Ta JeerasL)
Seattle, Sept. 14. Advloe from Mom
ar to th effect that the llttl steamer
Reeearoh, CapL Peter Beyne, Is not
through wltb her trials and tribulations.
She is now tied up at the St Mloheel
dock waiting to be sold by tb govern
ment to pay g number of fines assessed
sgainst her fr violations of tbs marine'
If TOUR CKCDir5 GOOD ANYWHCftC iT$ GOOD AT CCVUttTZ
I HI TV raPDFTCi ' W sew sb using ev ' SOS new tan ptias ha Ajnndnmnaw. Tstitsj, Bissiito
- O V a LAKrJb 1 9 seat larmawj that w are selling- at a third off sewula prlee. We will arpt
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era is
CASH OR
I; Gevurtz&Sons
CORNER YAMHILL ANDIRST
GWtt ttLXB It ro LESS " Tttt JrmJt-A?-A-VMTXX
ttWajM Wtthia
CASH Ok
CRXWT ,
CROSS & SHAW
rASsasTowoxf
leading real avtaU dealers.
CUclaamag County Farm, ;
Prult jand flop Land
SIS PER ACRE. 1
It seres, ft open land, one out oe?i U ,
levoTand beet of SOU; ieo,0( ft yel-
low Ar Umber,
H34 PiR ACRE
M aerea. 41 la aultlvation: td 'acres ' i
seeded lo clover: ftn spri&s; . Sod
terms; I per oeot Intarast.
S34 PER ACRE.'-- f
T1 aeree, levelj 41 fenced; IS la dfva-
non; running water; applea, pegr.
merriee owl of.
rune and oherrlee; dwel
barn, out-
e
bulldlnxS: near school, store and nost
office; stock and terming UnplamaoCs go ',
with sale, y
15 PER ACRE. -v
IT acres. If to cultivation: I
mor -'
nearly ready td plow; living water: flna-'
ol) for appls and other tree fruit. .
- fl PER ACRE J
sore. II In vultivatma; 4 acres fir
timber, valuable; on mil to sawmill; '
house, barn; near. school and P. O. ft
950 PER-ACRE, terms
I acres. I In caltlratioa, on Clackamag
tlon. on S. P. R. R.; 7 miles from Port-
land; 4 acres slashed and cot Into cord ,
Y soM
: V-
wood; good onion and strawberry soli;
I awauings. Darn, cnioasa-nousa,
995 PER ACRE. " ' f
II la cultivation; T slashed.
I
burned and seeded; spplas, pears, '
peaches, phi ma, enerrfe, tjulnees,
grapes, etc.: e-reoni nouae; one water;
all under fenoe; It mile to Orejroa
City: IM yard tp ohool; Jto litUe
Real
At Ut Then
t
1"
Yoer Own Price
MEDICAL-BOOKS
Text Books and
Reference Books
T& J- K GILL CO.
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On of th best quippcd Instltuttoas
at ita kind.
The annual session begins October .
Students maf graduate after attending
three fun courses.
For further information and gaeatogw
address. , . .
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MAST.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
KlgMeentb nwwal Seostoa bejgfgg Sept
1ft, 1104.
Address S. W. jomcpm H. IX, Dean,
II UekumTudg, Portland.
1VAW BBFAR
OF
University of Ore&rotr
mseteestfe Baaal teestoa begin liwon
I la Verilaad at
ID,. 104. Lertarp seUvere
1:1 ta ta evening.
AMrem 0. I' OaoMSbria. U D.. Deas, TH
et OoMeree Baildlag, irtlaasV
-Obaawer
PORTLAND ACADCriY
Pits beve eed strbi fer Wertere aad lawn
muegea. rrlaMUT aal ar mi grades lae hi eed
Portland jfcadssay Hall for Girt
Ii 1ti a ksrtted aabe and elves rseei
the eeBfort and ar ei s redaed some.
nsa Tsui wnx off ttt. m, isot,
Cm eatlge sdeMsj Portlaad Amlssw, tert
ed. Or.
iHiill
OPENS SEPTEMBER 15,1904
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A Girls School of the Highest Class
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Corps of tacber locstn, building, equipeneot the .
, best Send for cstslogue.
4tM44 5
tyMIMMIMMMIMM M IWMMII M
INDISPENSABLE
A:
A buaocss sdacattorl In this scs ot toco rxxrrpstjtioa Is abso
hitely iodiserisabls to aucosss in lbs. Wa bars ths
latest and bsss methods In all dspsjtinsats.
If you ar thinking of artandtng bus
Tnea coUeg you cannot afford to Ignor
th, beet on la town,
9 AT Asfl) sTTSbTT. f, ; ),'-
go oaiogw v i
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I Behnke-Wailker Business Cblleg-iV
I 0 y: ' SIXTH AND MORRISOfi TRBBT.y '.; . v;
V i
9 1SS' For aa hn proved acre tot, with a ;
,, small house; about Id block
from station. ' , j
SIS Fin s , very beeutlful eettago
t bom oa East Ninth street: I
j rooms; full lot; very choicest Vs
- rtoty of beartas frultj :
mm f 1 1 a whols block of land Hght
. ., In th city, between 14th .end
Hjd street. . ,
a aandaom aer ptaos on
no. near the ottr:
leotrld car line.
Just I blocks station; beautlfuL
modern and new rvstdatio, f.
:. room) s charming bom a,
Jhc Dimn-Lawrcnce
;f Company
Two Cheap Homes
MlAf
vWfsaf, oottwr lc
in v
on ear Una, near Thompson scbool. ' x'
i AJbtsa i-'
la Uylaad,
Henkle & Baker '
..'t f ,'. i sir
aossv
St Johns Park
Flna, new cot tares neer Woolen knit a
and ear line, for. sal oh p, n sxenal,
meat plan. . .
On with I b..,...,.......Sl,m i
One with 1 J-l lot fioao
three with f full lot each.., 9 NO- .
Th Weolea BUUs will be lb operation y
aeon and 10 to 100 new bom will p
la St. Johns, .
a
CHIPMAN A KINQ
m. Fa
Rani Estate an4 Timber Land I
SS atraas Oocd wheat land ki east- 4
ern Oregon, unimproved, at $1.71 an'
acre. .
IS Armas Fhwly Improved fruit
farm; '7 -room now house, barn .and
chicken-house: 1 sails from oar una. '
Price 14,000.
SSS AffSa Old growth flr timber; Wtn '
cruls 11.000,000 feet; on th We
halem river. Prle II an acre, I
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training ror men women and children
n an branches. Day and night classes.
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