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actor without fund managed la
w ay to get a aecond-cfass ticket
line o f steamers running between I
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port, o f whatever ochool or nationality, view ^ o tter
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ho would bo obliged to admit without at low ebb be solved tho question In
rooer*' that each one o f them #ao o f un­ this w ay *
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doubted value in chronic catarrhal die* The first day out be slept all day to
eases, and had otood tho test o f many keep from eating, and remained up all
. years’ experience in the treatment ol p lg b t t o keep from sleeping. T b e sec»
such diseases. THESE CAE BE EO ond day "he took physical culture exer­
DISPUTE ABOUT THI& WHAT- cises. On the third day .be could not
EYEB. Parana is oompoeed Of the most 8,Bnd the strain any longer and went
efficacious and Vilyeranllw ngafl h «r b ° l down In the dining room and ordered
P A R IS .
alone la* the soptfi o f France and else­
where. By these and other means Hyde
has at thfii time successively blotted
out, so fa r « . Paris Is com-erned. the
ostracism which follow ed Ids connec-
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Eo other household remedy so uni­
versally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents
showing that Parana invites the fell
inspection o f the critics.
“ D ld be propooe to her on his
knees?”
“ No, bnt.sho accepted him on them.”
— Houston P o s t
a tm c a t t i « « .
Th e stranger retnr; ned to tbe village
a fter a long absence.
“ And what has become o f the village
’cut-up?” asked the stranger.
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“ Ob, be is grown np now,” drawled
the old pootmaster.
“ And Is be still s cut-up?”
“Oh, ye*. H e Is.one o f these here
appendicitis doctors?” — Chicago N e w s
a u
Foe m a .
Jlgley— Your fiancee seems to have a
•will o f her own.
Markl<£— T ea; and sometimes I half
regret that I ’m not the sole beneficiary!
— Philadelphia Press.
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M o tllr t. ,
“ One-half, the world,” remarked, tbe
man with tbe quotation habit, “ doesn't
know how tbe other half liv e s ”
“ And it may aloo be stated without
puncturing the trGth,” rejoined
tbe
wise guy. “ that three-fourth« o f f t
doesn't know how lt lives itself.”
R e S ta re .
the traveler’s first
visit to
’ ve slwaye wanted to see this city,”
aid. “ It interests me in many ways.
I think I know nearly a score o f acton
that came from here.”
“ T ea sir,” commented the resident
knocker. ” 1 reckon they went from here
because they wanted to ( « t out of tbe
durdbd town.” — Chicago Tribane.
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R o t a C lre a a io ta a e o .
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V An army pension has just been
granted to J. Tomlin, o f Nottingham,
England, whs Is now 81, and his med­
a ls gra fted fo r Sevastopol, have been
replaced.
I t aeenft that be waa Invalided home
from tbe Crimea and granted a month’s
furlough. W hile enjoying bis rest be
was stricken with typhoid fever, but,
being unable to rad or w rite, did not
acquaint the officers o f his regiment
w ith his misfortune or ask a friend to
do so. Tbe consequence was that when
bis fuFlougb expired he was posted as
a deserter, and While op b t r w a y to re­
W hatever the plans o f
join was arrested.
A t Aldershot be was tried by court- York D istrict Attorney, W illiam Trav-
m e rtlll .n it. Sentenced- to -he branded * n Jerome, may be la reference to the
w ith tho letter "D .”
crim inal prosecution o f
tbe central
D e a f M a te s O a lr .
figures In the /greet American laser
, Oyer on the W est Side a prosperous anoe scandal. It Is patent to all Parts,
merchant engaged In tho bottling In­ w rites a correspondent In the French
dustry makes a specialty o f employing capita), that no fear la entertained In
d l * - mutes In his establishment Tbeee tbe mind y t James Hnzen Hyde, form er
silent bands are reported to be more vice president o f tbe Equitable L ife
Industrious than la nsnally the experi­ Assurance Society, or Richard A. Mc­
ence w ith nuaflHctod lahor. Qu a n a t - Curdy; w ho was ousted from the proa
erage, the deaf mute bottler earns high­ ldency o f tbe Mutual. F o r more than
er w ages than bis fellow workman, and a year n o# these two ostracized m ill­
be la generally more economical than ionaire rotaries o f high finance have
the latter. Both In perceptive and re­ luxuriated In the distracting atmos­
ceptive faculties the deaf mutes are phere o f P a rla -» • >
said to excel as compared w ith those
Hyde, who la really better known In
not ao handicapped. In point o f so­ Paris than be was at any time In New
briety, tbe non-bearing, non-speaking York, is livin g an easy life. H is most
brother 1«( rppnted to set an enviable serious effort at tbe present tim e is to
example.—-Chicago In ter Ocean.
become known as the king o f tbe Paris
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L atin quarter. T o this end H yde is
. I f * cham ea a t A l l .
«ponding bis money lavishly, and tbe
“ T h at Martel I . really a terrible
w ide circle_o f Bohemian painters and
bore. H e talked last^nlght fox boors
litterateurs, which, be has gathered
and only stopped to cough.”
around
him, regard him as their pa-
“ V e il, I suppose yoa could get a
tron saint;
w ord in edgeways then?”
gi
H yde lives In a Beautiful and mam­
“ Rather not, for while he * U Cough­
ing be made signs with his hands that moth mansion In Avenne Henri Martin.
be w aa going on afterw ards.” — Noe- In tbe spacious salon o f his beautiful
borne H yde gives , regular entertain­
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ments. which « r e the very acme o f epi­
T im e t o M ow *.
curean splendor. H is fa vorite pastime
“ T h ey’re putting out an aw ful lot o f Is to entertain large parties of his
good songs these days,” said Mr. Stay- Kiddy friends upon automobile excur-
late.
“ T ear queried Miss Patience Go one,
HEW SWIMMING G LOVE.
with a yawn.
“ Y e s ; therk’s t new march song
A swlqunlng glove to aid man in hla
that’s g re a t It ’s fine to march t6----- ”
progress through tbe w ater Is a recent
“ Indeed! I wish I bad it. f ’d play
Invention. It gives tbe swimmer tho
I t fo r gpo.” — Philadelphia Press.
assistance tbe duck derives from his
C l r U P r id e .
webbed feet. G reater speed and a great­
“ M y town.” said tbe first traveler, e r distance covered, with less fatigue
“ la Greater New York."
than with the naked hands, are claimed
“ Olad to know yon,” cried tbe o th er; to be the advantages the w earer o f tfils
“ I’mrfrom Chicago, too.”
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glove w ill enjoy. It fits tbe bands
“ I say m y town la Greater New tightly And Is slipped on In tbe ordinary
York.’* '
way. T b e webs are strong pieces o f
“ O I I thought you said greater than cloth, running from little finger to
Jlew York.” — Catholic Standard and thumb. Every stroke o f tbe swimmer Is
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THE SOURCE OF A L L D ISEASE
E v e r y p a rt o f th e b o d y ia d ep en d en t on th e blood fo r nonffikhment and
stren gth . W h en th is l i f e stream is flo w in g th rou g h th e s y s te n f in a state o#
p u rity and richness w e a re assured o f
and uninterrupted health;
because pure, b lo od is n a tu re’s skfi
disease. When, T
tb e e body
b o d y ia fe
d on
on w
eAk, im
p u re or polluted blood, the system ia deprived off
fed
wekk,
impure
its i strength,
stren gth , disease germs
ge rm s collect,
co llet
odd the trouble IS manifested in various
w a iys.
ys. Pustular
P u stu la r eruptions,
eruption s, pimples,
p im p les, rashes and the different akin affection«
chow that the blood la in a tevenfth and diseased condition os a result of too
much add or the presence of some irritating humor. Sores and Ulceifc are
the result of morbid, unhealthy matter ia the blood, and Rheumatism, Ca­
tarrh, Scrofula, Contagions Blood Poison, etc., are all deep-seated blood
disorders that w ill continue to grow worse as long as the poison remains.
These impurities and poisons find their way into the blood in various way*.
Often a sluggish, inactive conditio« of the system, and torpid state of the
avenues of bodily waste, Haves the refuse and waste matters to sour and
form uric and other acids, which ate taken pp by the blood and distributed
throughout the circulation* ‘ Coming in contact with contagions diseases is
another epuse for the poisoning of the blood; we also breathe the germs and
microbes n f Malaria into our lnngs, and when these get into the blood in
Sufficient quantity it becomes a carrier of disease instead of health. Some
are so unfortunate as to inherit bad Wood, perhaps tne dregs of some old
constitutional disease of* ancestors is handed down to them and they are
constantly annoyed and troubled with it. Bad blood is the source of all dis­
ease, and until this vital fluid is cleansed and purified the body is sure to
suffer in some «day. For blood trembles b f any'character S. S. S. is the best
remedy ever discovered. It goes down into the circulation and removes any
and all poiaoos, supplies the healthful properties it needs, and completely
-and permanently cares blood diseases of
every kind. The action of 8. 8. 8. is so
thorough that hereditary taints are removed
and weak, diseased blood made strong
ong and
healthy ao that disease cannot remain, It
ernes Rheumatism, Catarrh, Scrofula, Sores
Skia Diseases, Contagions
r w n w .1
ic n tiN u u u
B1 ockj Poteon, «tc., and does not leave the
«Tightest trees of the tremble for future outbreaks. The whole volume of
blood is sanewed and cleansed after a course of 8. S. 8. It is also nature’s
greatest tonic, made entirely of rexrta, herbs and barks, and is absolutely
harmless to any part of the system. 8. 8. S. ia for sale at dll first d aia
advice free to all who write»
ftug •tores. Book on the blood and any medical
m ed
S.S.S.
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“ Didn’t the thunder storm disturb you
last night?”
“ Thunder storm.? I didn’t know there
was one.”
, “ You didn’t? Where on earth do yon
sleep?”
“ Nowhere on earth. I sleep within
three feet of an elevated railway track.”
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Timas.
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Syrup tha beat remedy to use fag their chlMrea
luring the teething period.
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Inthouseof catarrh remedies, and in the
“ Oh,” replied the husband, “ j>>n
treatment o f catarrhal dknitete.
ought to keep It longer than th a t”
1 Tho feet is, chrdhio catarrh la a dis- “ W hat? Keep fru it cake longer-— ”
•ase which is vary prevalent many
“ No, tbe recipe./ Mislay it some-
thonsand people know (hey have where.” 2 -Pblladelphlo Press.
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catarrh. They luve visited
I over and over again, and boon
told that their case la one of chronic
catarrh. I t may hoof the nos«, throat,
longs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There is no doubt aa to the na­
ture o f tho dieeaae. The only trouble
la (he remedy. This doctor has tried to
oure them. That doctor has tried to
nreecribo for them.
BUT THEY ALL TAILBD TO
BBDTO AE Y BELIEF.
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Dr. Hartman’s idea it that a catarrh
remedy can be made on a large scale,
at he ¿making it; that it can be made
honestly, o f the purest drags and ol
the strictest uniformity. His idea is
that this remedy oan be supplied direot-
"
Johnny— The doctor says Uncle Hum­
phrey has Bright's disease.
His Mamma— The doctor may call It
that If be pleases, my dear,’ bat you
could any Mr. Bright's disease.
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T o o In fo r m a l.
“ George, dear,” said young Mrs. Mar-
but not least, brings to the home the vast ryat ...
“I
W E PAY
C atting— X suppose lt did make you
feel mean.
I 1 *ubba— W ell, I should s a y ! Why, I
felt like a plugged nickel.
| Cutting— A b ! but what a blessing It
Is that we never feel quite as bad as
we look.— Philadelphia Press. .
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! the hostile le San Franc! lsco.
®n,,hln* bis meal he said to the Ralt-
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- H ow much do I owe you?”
SCHOOLS OP HEDICIEE in the treat­
“ Nothing," replied the waiter, “ your
ment of catarrhal diseases; brings to mtytlg were Included In your tic k e t”
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“ I bear that you bought a home I n ;
the suburbs. Harker?” interrogated tbe
city friend.
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“ Ye*," sighed Harker, as be took a
firmer grip on the lawn mower and
. k K . #eedc
( ..Aud \ ^
heard that |t „
ap ^ d#t& Why> tbey ia y lt even ha„
I subcollsrs.”
I “ No, submarine’ cellars.
They are
| under w ater most o f the tim e ”
remedies for cata.Th. Every ingredient tbe J # meal on board tbe boat
o f Parana has areputetiS o T it l™ ,
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NlarWtaaar*.
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Sixth and W ashington Sta.
A D ia ti a c tio n .
“ I thought you told me Miss Scream­
er couldn’t sing?”
“ So I did."
“ But I bare heard ber at social ga tlF
erings m yself a number o f times.”
“ I said abe can’ t sin g; I never said
aba doesn’ t.’’— Baltimore American.
C n n S d oattol.
Husband— But, my dear. I f M m
Nextdoor tóld you In strict confidence
you shouldn't tell me.
W ife— Oh. very w e ll: If you don’t,
«•are to bear H 1 can tell It to some-
body else, I suppose.— Chicago News.
n ilïp rlr* Hat pent on application,
pira work aoUcltad.
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■tonal Saak.
BRICK flACHINERY
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rO R P R I N T I N G
HICKS-CHATTEN
Bor Infante and Children. •
SENTENCE TO PRISON SHIP.
O ae D e c la r e d t o B o U a a a lly B a o a g k
( o p W o n t o f S a llo ro .
tilian and vegetable fo*sl]s in the coal
.fields o f Rrnzll go to confirm the be­
lie f In “ th# existence during tbe per-
-mocarbontferous period o f the vast con­
tinent which Suess, who formulated
the hypothesis o f Its existence, called
the continent o f Qondwana, and which
was composed o f South America, South
Africa, southern India, Australia and
the Antarctic lands.”
A M ea n C at.
Every time a woman g iv e « a party
Dora— la It true that Jack la going to she invites two or three that she really
m arry yon? Flora— Yea, dear. Dora-
wishes would decline.
WeJJ, you’d better make him sign the
It's a pity that more o f ua are not
pledge.
Flora— W hy, Jack doesn’t
drink. Dora— No, but US probably will. w illin g to follow the advice we give to
other#
, —Cleveland Leader.
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Portland, Oregon
C A S TO R IA
Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought
W rite t
Boars the
S ign atu re o f I
Is It Your
Own Hair?
A
Oregon Trust &
f o r S a p p ra s e la a .
“ T h e Mikado’ was suppressed In
London out o f deference to the feelings
o f tbe* Japanese; wasn’ t that silly?”
“ Oh, i don’t know ; perhaps a bunch
of amateurs were playin g-lL” — Houston
U oq with tbe Insurance revelations. He
P o st
Is the hero o f the Impecunious horde
o f long-haired youths o f the boulevards. C IT O e t V itos' D a e c s o c sn lfei-roos XXereaes
H yde participates fu lly In tbe free and r 10 permanently cured b r I>r. K iln * '» U »*ai
J iir r . fcotorer. Send lb r > B fe £ * S «r te l M b sod
easy life o f tbe Latin quarter. A t tbe treatise. Hr. K. H. K line. X A . M l A r ch B u rh U a^Fs.
last,artists’.J a il, Ily d e m ade a big h it
~ A B o a J o f I f A t e U r .
,
Impersonating an Arabian gypsy.
W h ile tbe new mhld tidied tbe room
Recently H yde baa shown a tendency
tbe busy woman kept on writing.
to reen ter aristocratic French society,
**Do yon m ik e t b i t an out o f yoar
and among the fashionables o f Parla
own head?" asked Jana.
bis princely w ine cellar Is exciting won­
“ Yes,” said tbe busy woman.
der and admiration.
“ My,” said Jane admiringly, “ yon
Richard A. McCurdy’s existence In
must have brains!”
Paris has been quite tbe opposite o f
“ B rains!” sighed tbe woman de­
H yde’s, though it Is w ell Intended to
spondently. “ Ob, Jane, I haven’t an
blot from tbe memory o f tbe form er
ounce o f brain s”,
Mutual president tbe disagreeable ex­
F o r a moment Jane regarded her
periences o f a year and a half ago;
w ith sincere comm!sere« « »
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McCurdy’s life la Paris h as amounted
“ Oh, w ell,”
a be said presently,
almost to monastic retirem ent H e Is
“ don’t mind what I say. I ain’t very
surrounded by an exclusive circle o f
smart myself.” — New York Press.
personal friends, and be Is devoting
himself to simple diversions which car­
l a s t a Com p ia l a t.
ry with them no distasteful memories.
“ Your complaint, madam," rid old
H e is never seen in tbe gay centers o f Dr. Gruffly, “ Is very serious-----
Paris, and be la entirely unknown in| “ TJiere n ow !”
triumphantly cried
society.
H e reeds no newspapers, the fussy woman, “ I knew it----- "
When an effort was made to Interview
“ Yes, madam, your complaint is
hRn be sent word that be would feel chronic and there isn’ t tbe slightest
keenly any further notoriety In connec- { aliment to excuse l t ” — Philadelphia
tlon with tbe Insurance scandal. A t P r é « .
this Uma It la learned from a personal
T ir e d o f P io U o a .
friend o f McCurdy's tbat, w hile he Is
M arried Man— I want to get a book
attempting In every .possible w ay to
fo r my w ife.
eradicate memories o f tbe scandal
Clerk— Something In tbe w ay o f fic­
which enmeshed him, be finds it diffi­
tion?
cult to have any complete comfort In
“ N o ; I ’ve given her lots o f that, but
his life.
■he doesn’t seem to care fo r I t ! " — Yon­
Janies W. Alexander, ousted presi­
kers Statesman.
dent o f tbe Equitable L ife, who waa a
third prominent figure In the Insur­
ance scandals, is on a trip around tbe
world With a party o f friends.
"The serving o f one sentence aboard
a prison m lp Is usually enough for the
T w o K la d a .
worst o f sailors,” said L. H. Dunlavy,
“ Political success,” remarked one
who has Just concluded his term o f
enlistment ln tbe hospital corps'~of the «talesman, “ depends a great deal on
United States navy. H e served as a ( J°uir platform .”
“ Yea," answered the other ; “ the par­
nurse fo r a time on board tbe United
8tiitas naval prison ship Sontbery at ty platform o f artistic success and tbe
lecture platform fo r financial succesa”
Portsmouth, N. H.
“Tbay have no cells on tbe ahlp,” — Washington Star.
Dunlavy said. • “Th e prisoners are lock­
RM U t M .
ed at night In the forw ard and a fter
Physician— Your boy will pull through
berth decks. They are compelled to all right. Ha has a wonderful const!
work every day except Sunday in the tution.
Mr. Tyte-Phiat— I tm glad to hear lt,
navy yard. Sunday they have to at­
doctor.
In making out your bill, of
tend religious services. They get rath­
course, you will not make ma pay for
er to liking Sunday too.
wh$t hla constitution has done in pulling
" I t gives them a chance to let out hlm t l hrough.
their voices when the hymns are be­
la v r a t lo a W o rth M onoy.
ing sung. Th eir working hours are
“ H ave you Invented anything recent­
from 6 :30 to 11 o’clock In the morning
ly r
and from 1 to 4 o’clock In the a fter­
“ Yea,”
answered the sensational
noon. • Th at Isn’t e ll they have to do.
scientist. “ I have Invented a new way
They are required to attend a school. to get to the north pole.”
The common branches only are taught.
“ Is It good for anything?”
T b e recitations are held at night. From
“ Certainly. It la good fo r ten pages
6 to 7 o’clock at night Is the dally In a m agazine” — Washington Star.
fetudy hour and they have to .study too.
’ A marine guard o f eighty men ’po­
lice’ the ship and do sentry work over 1
the prisoners w hile they are at work.
Ordinarily there are about 250 prison­
ers on the ship. Very few eecape. Oc­
casionally one tries to run by tbe sen­
WEBBED BCBBXB MITTENS.
tries, but It** a big risk, fo r marine«
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thus effective, the Increased area oF th e carry rifles loaded w ith ball and have
surface that strikes tbe Water Sending orders to shoot any prisoner attempt­
him forw ard with the In crAsIn g «peed ing to get aw ay."— Kansas City Star.
that a boat drivei) by a paddle take«.
Do you pin your hat to your
T h / woea o f the beginner in tbe aquatic
V a s t C « » l l » « a t • ( L o n g A no.
■port are lessened; tfie pleasure o f the
own h air? C a n ’ t do it?
A Rio de Janeiro man o f science a n -'
expert Is Increased.— Technical World. nonages that recent discoveries o f rep­
The hydroaaurian soared aloft
On peterodactjl wings;
Tbe telerpetor climbed a tree
And a nylgau did queer things.
The melluaks occupied the land.
The veterbratea the sea—
W ow 1 1 guess that lobster salad
Was too ancculent (or me.
—Chicago Nawa. .
On savings deposita of a dollar
or more,
compounded tw ice
every year. I t is lust aa easy
to open a S a v i.'«« Account with
ns by M ail as if you lived next
door. Send for our free book­
let, “ Banking by M all,” mid
learn fa ll particulars. Address
Haven’t enough hair? It must
be you do not know A yer’s
Hair V igo r! H ere’s an intro­
duction! May the acquaint­
ance result In a heavy growth
of rich,thick,glossy hair! And
we know you’ll never be gray.
* t think that A y*r*i ttntr T iger h th* n e t t
wnnScrful hair grower that waa a r*r maria I
hare atari It tor t e n t time a o « I can troth
fo lly ta t that I am greatly plcaaari with It. I
n r m ia
con fo rt to every
b om e-U d ie le «
room, e le e p ie «
. room and every
piece wfcere ffiiee
- ‘ - - e —<t\*
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will not soil or
’« a t
Try th a a oara aa4 yoa trill aovar ba with«
It ao* t e r br «eatora. M at pn.pald.for too.
BAZOL» aOMISS, MS PoSalh Awa. Bnaklya. B. T.
ST. HELEN’S HALL
PORTLAND. ORfGON
A Girl»’ School of the highest clan. Collegi­
ate department. Music. Art. Xlocutlon. Gym­
nasium. Fall term opens September M.
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PORTLAND, O R E G O N
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Quality is our motto. Wo aduaato tor surrraq
and sand oarh student to a position whoa corn-
potent— many mot« calls tor help than wo can
meet. IndMdual instruction insuras rapid pro*,
reaa. AU modern methods of bookkeeping are
taucht; also rapid calculations, correspondency
commercial law. office work. ata.
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NOTICE—The following aonounreraents an»
tiom leading business men and Arms, and era
tteil worthy your careful reading. Tha list
may contain just the-proposlUoa you are look*
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REAL
ESTATE
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The only tracts on the market where yon can
contract to sell your crop. Tea trains a .lap.
Abundance of whter Price tlSO.OO per acre—
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