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9A7 QTARK ST.. PORTLAND. OR. 2
THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00.
T P. OkIwIh' and tauiny rrivtm
from llm const I'riilny.
Marlon Wlmi h moved from lude
pvwteiioa li tll" plaea.
MIimi Alio Kulghtoii !
iw.iidetie visitor Monday.
Allany 1 ferula. Several of the farmer, lu Ihl vicinity
All ca who have heretofore ,v begun their fall plowing.
consulted Dr. Darrin at the Rever j.;m.r ni, Rud hla mother were
House, Albany without tking Independence visitor Mommy
lr. Uurrln Will Treat All Who
May Aly l Half Hla For
mer Fees.
treatment, mi l those who now con
H HIRSHBEHG, Ira dent.
C. W.IRVINE, Cashier.
ABRAM SKLSOX, Vice Presiileo
DIRECTORS. H. Hirschberg, D. W. fears, B. F.
A. Nelson.
Smith, M. W. Stewart and
A general banking and exchange business transacted. Loans made. IUllt
discounted. Commercial credits granted. Deposits received on current account
object to check.
Normal Notes.
The first semester of the school
year 1903 04 is now under wv, the
fourth week opening with Mon
. day. October 12. -AH the machine
ry ia running smoothly and nobody
is complaining. Old student are
happy to get back again and new
students no" longer feel new or
strange. There is nootherrelation
in life so easily answered as that
of the student in sohool. and none
other more lasting In Us influence.
Every one who can look back upon
a school or college career knowsthat
those days finish him with his
pleasantest memories.
The enrollment is climbing rapid
ly toward' the 200 mark, which
will probably be reached before the
end of tne semester, perhaps beiore
Christmas. This is a most en
couragin g increase and shows that
the teaching profession is on the up
grade. All sections of the state are
represented, though naturally the
largest majority came from the
Willamette valley. Eastern Ore
gon is represented by 8 students;
southern Oregon, by 9; the coast,
by 13. Other states represented
are Washington, 2, Idaho. 1. North
Dakota, 1, West Virginia, 1. The
two limits of the Willamette valley
are well reprsented, Multoruah
county having, 14, while Lane has
11.
Impressing It on Him
, With Emphasis
New s.-ing books have been pur
chased for use in assembly. The
Abridged Academ song book, pub
lished by Ginn & Co., is the title.
It contains 4 kinds of songs,
namely sacred, familiar, patriotic,
and college. The entire assembly
period on Tuesday wa devoted t
singing college songs, and the old
chapel rang with melodies familiar
to old college students everywhere
The singing brought back to mem
bersofthe faculty recollections of
happy days of many years ago.
comtwn
la what our fine laundry work does
to the man who la loosing for some
thing exquisite in color and finish on
bis liuen. We aim to make our laun
dry work peerless in beauty and In the
perfect condition lu which we send it
home. Send us a sample bundle and
we will surprise you. Naw process
and new prices.
Orders left at Kuteh's barber shop or
he Salem stage will receive prompt
attention.
Salem Steam Eaundry,
Colonel J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous
D Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 11. 320
Liberty Street.
The Library Committee has just
selected the list of books to be pur
chased with the $300 set aside by
the Regents for that purpose.
These additions will be both of a
special nature adapted to the work
of the different departments, and
a general literary character includ
ing some of the latest fiction and
verse.
The athletic season has been
somewhat delayed by the failure
of the constructors to get the Gym
nasium ready by the first of Hep-
timber. The physical training
clashes will organize this week, and
the football team will begin prac
tice. Games have bsen scbedual
with Willamette University at
Salem, October 24; McMinnville
College at Monmouth, November 7;
and at Mt. Angel College at Mi.
Angel, October 31. A return
game with Mt. Angel will be play
ed in Monmouth later on. and pos
sibly games scheduled with Albany
College and Pacific University
stomach end
constipation,
troubles.
Mayor S. Tomlison, of Wood
burn, rheumatism and generally
run down, cured 11 years ago.
Miss Irene Ashford, of Salem,"
discharging ear, cured.
Mrs. Wood, of Woodburn, goitre
ot the neck and catarrh of the in
ner ear.
Mth. K. Ringo, Gervais, asthma
and bronchitis. Her son, 15. II.
ttingo, was also cured of discharg
ing ear and deafness.
Hundreds of others might he
mentioned who do not wish their
names published.
In most case's only one visit is
required. Owing to the crowds
rusting to see the Dr. he will re
ceive, patients from 9 A. M to 8 P
M. 1SUKXA VISTA.
Ilarley Hall was In town Monday,
R. C. Hall was a Buena visitor Monday.
"Corny" Wells now occupies
Kate Bevens house.
Walter Davidson and wlfi r now
treatment, airt imw " - i iirr -
template taking his electro medical lu Bueua visiting friends ana ralatlvea
course, may do so at hall in regu
lar price of treatment, if same I
commenced before Deo. I. ui
generous offer will enable all to
avail themselves ot the doctor
skill, The poor treated free except
medicines, from 10 to II daily
The following list of peopU cured
and benefited in tins vicinity
should be convincing proof of the
superiority of electricity over tin
ills of the flesh:
Judge J. J. Whitney, Albany
deafness and ridging noises it) the
ear
t. V M.neh Corner 4th and
Main Sts., Albany, rheumatism,
stomach and liver trouble.
Mrs. Nettie Dempsey, Waterloo
Ore , catarrh and ulcers of the nose
W. W. Parrish. Sodaville, Ore.
deafness and heart trouble.
J. L. Oxford, Brownsville, Ore.
deafness.
Mrs. Pet Crabtreo. residing at
Crabtree, Ore., rheumatism and ca
tarrh.
Mrs. N. E. Olio, 508 lit St.. Al
bany, deafness, kidney aud bladder
troubles.
II. J. Downing, Lebanon, Ore.,
catarrh, headache, etc
II. Seifert, King's Valley, Ore.,
dyspepsia, liver and kidney com
plaints, pain in side and eye troub
e.
P. A. IUcey, Jefferson, Ore.,
deafness cured 10 years ago. No
return of it.
I. F. West. Plain view, Ore.,
chronic catarrh, stomach and kid
ney troubles of 15 years standing.
Henry Kruer, Turner, Ore., deaf
ness and discharging ears.
Miss'D. O. Reddick, Lebanon,
Ore., discharging ears.
Mrs. Win. Slate, Alsea, Ore..
stomach and heart trouble, poor
circulation, etc.
Mrs. Dora Hadley, Sodaville,
Ore., discharging ears, constipation
and dyspepsia.
G. W. Benight, 105 Pine St., Al
bany, deafness
School started Monday In the new
school building wtih a larga attend
am. (1. A. Wells has purchase! property
of J. A. Veneas in thU place where lie
lnlndi to move kii.
MIm May Pickett left for Salem Tue.
day. where she Intends visiting anionic
frlotid a week or two.
MIm Mrguriti LongaiT and Mr.
Welsh r home vlsitlng'their parent.
Mr. and Mrs. l.ougaere,
Mrs. tletty haa miM her ptaiM to tl
Porter boy. She InteinU Inking lirr
mi Willie ami going to California.
J. M. Pratht-r ha taken the contract
togt out evpiity-flve piling for the
dyke near the old WoleoU hopyard
near ledriwtidetic.
The Nah brother and Artie David-
on ri'turiicd Friday ovmilug from m
trip to -Nfntui-cn May. They had
rather a atoriuy trip, having hut cue
bright day wiiile tluTr.
J. L. (Viutu and family have moved
to liervals, where they InU'tid to rrolde
In the future. VV regrrt eiy inuih
to lmve them go from mining usaud all
J iiii In wishing them hspplui-aa and
prosperity In their new limue.
lie I"iirnd u Omit Truth.
It la said ot John Wttey that ha
own aald to Mitriui Weslrv: "Whv
do you tell that child the saiun thloi
over ana overagutur "joliu Lesley,
iH-tati mt oiiiti lulling Is not enough."
It la fur the aauie reamiii that you are
told again Mild again that t'hamher-
laln'ai'ough Hi-im-dy cures cold and
grip; that It eoutitiTin'U any tvinlvuiiy
of theiw dlseMM-a to rmiill lu pi eu
lunula, and that ll Is irnaiit and safe
to take. Sold hv Klrklaud Droit Co.
iticKiti:vu..
Frank Gihaon went to Portland Sun
day.
S. Orr win olfored 21c fur hl hop
Monday.
F. Kakin's daughters returned to Sa
lem Monday.
John ttrwit. (A Dallas, was skcii hin
Monday looking up the hop ipiestton.
.1. W. Kirk imtrirli liinml fruni I iiilmi
farm to the Itonnoy place, ntmr Cochran.
Perry Freeman, of Portland, wai in
W.'t. Cochran, Brownsville, Ore, nr tow n 1""ki"' '
liitir,iHt nf thi (I ihu tiliiu'M
,. ' Interest of the dink plow s
liver
F. A. Komir'a now residence Is Hear
ing complution. W'Ikmi linlnln-il it
be one of thu flnent in I ho viclnitv.
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Vullry Points.
Low round trip rates lm
plat;td in fleet Ixitaefii I
and Wiilametta Valley
either direction Tickets
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limited t return mi or Ufj
f.il'owinii Monday. Froiil
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3 TRAINS FROM PORTLAND
Through Pullman standard at
liullv to t m H
cago, Misikane i tourist sleepliig-j
to Kansaa City ; through piillwi
i.t ali-iii,! ii,i curs ( iiiirwjimliv mi
weekly to Chloago and Ksnl
reriuiiiig eimir cars (iuii'
Fast daily.
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fOtt rilOM I'OIITI.AM)
Chieiirfo Hull Ijke, Denver,
Piirthind Ft oi tli, Onialia,
si,u...:,il k'nimns Cilv. M.
H :M a m via Louis, Chicago and
Hunting- hast.
ton.
the
fly Lungs
"An atmck of la grippe left me
with a bad cough. My friends said
I had consumption.' 1 then tried
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and it
cured me promptly. "
A. K. Handle, Nokomis, III.
You forgot to buy a bot
tle of Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral when your cold first
came on, so you let it run
along. Even now, with
all your hard coughing, it
will not disappoint you.
There's a record of sixty
years to fall back on.
Time Him : 25c., t0., $1. All rottl.it.
Coninlt jour doctor. If h. .... uk It
th.n do a. h. ,. If h. t.lli ,,m n,it
to uk It, thuti Won't Uk. It. II. know..
Inn It with him. W .r. wiillht"
i. 0. A V ER CO., Low.ll, Malt,
Atlantic Halt Luke, Denver,
F.xpreN Ft Worth,imihn,
H: i p in via Kiiubbm City, St
Hunting- Louis, Chicago
ton. arid Find.
St Paul Walla VallH,Le '
FiihI Mail ton, Hpokane, Will
II a in via lane, Pull in a u,
Spokane. M InneiipollH, t
Paul, Duluth. Mil
waukee, ('hliiig"
and Flint.
70 hours. Portland to ChM
change of ears, 'llekets mii
rail or via iKiiit and rail via 1 ort
OCKANANDKIVKKSCIIKI
nio.M i'oiiTi.AM.
8 p in
AH willing dates
subject to chiinge.
For fan Francixco
Sail everv 8 days.
Daily
except
Sunday
8 p in
Saturday
10 p in
ALU iiTREN.Agt., Iadepen
rOLDMHia HIV
To Astoria and way
landings.