N ews in G eneral
Entrance in all races 10 per cent: unwary, and hint* how to keep out
of purse. Five or more to enter fo them. Thi. Indi.pensibk com 1
and three to start.
panion to every visitor to the windy
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
All entries to close with Secre- city will be sent by mail, post paid,
tary at Burns on evening before on .eceipt of ten cents silver
or
1 twelve
‘ cents in stamps. Address
In jail in Birmingham. Alabama, race at 6 p. m.
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No money given to a walkover.'
H STAFFORD. Publisher
h Paul Pen vale, aged 20 ai.d beard­
P O Box 2264.
New York N Y I HUNTINGTON
OREGON
less. He was arrested on a warrant First horse 70 per cent of purse;
second
horse
30
per
cent.
«worn out by Laura Shepherd, who
Again solicit trade from all Harney andur Countieslhe Ma.
Ad running races to be governed
chargee him with enticing her
daughter Nellie Fancher, aged 11, by the rules of Pacific Coast Blood
Something unique even in these
away from her care for immoral Horae Association. All trotting
purposes. Penvale claims he was races governed by National Trot- days of mammoth premium offers,
it is the latest effort of Stafford’s'
legally married to the girl and the I
Association rules
W. W. J ohnson ,
Magazine, a New York monthly off
prosecution only grew out of the
G eo . S izemore ,
Pres.
home
and general reading.
hatred toward him by the girls
S ec .
The proposition Is to send the
mother.
The girl, a handsome
Magazine
one year for one dollar,
hlonde and five feet in height and
The Monmouth State Normal. the regular subscription price; and
Last year we sold 157j Car loads This year we are going to make
weighing but 80 pounds, was seen
ill
addition
te
send
each
suh-criber
200
Car loads, and will do if if prices «re an object to buyers i Re­
4>y a reporter. She said:
During the past year the State fifty two complete novels during the • member our motto: “ONE PRICE TO ALL ”
Call or send for price*.
-‘Paul scared me into marrying
Normal school at Monmouth has twelve months; one each week
him; we get married by a preach­ i
Merchants!—tte can do you good. Get our prices. ShipyouF
reached an enrollment of over 400.
Think of it. You receive a new
er named Mills and he stood on a
the largest in its bistorv. The and complete novel, by mail, post goods in care of theg^fr«
log, for it was in the woods, Paul
professional course has been paid, every week fur fiftv-two
said he had a license to marry me
strengthened by the addition of the weeks, and in addition you get the
and I had nothing to say about it
model training department, i n magazine once a month fcr twelve
I do not like marriage or married
which students are given practical months all for one dollar. It is an
life. My husband remained with experience in the application of
me a good deal, but he did net methods, under the supervisi-in of tffer which the publishers can only i
afford to make in the confident ex ,
treat me right, cursing me from special critic teachers. Miss Edith
pectat’on of getting a hundred
Having purchased the entire stock formerly belonging to Cal
morning until night, and I was Cassavant, a graduate of the Mill­
ersville. Pa.. State Normal, has thousand new subscribers. Among
more than glad when inv mother
Geer, comprising all lines of
-
¡own
me , department for the authors in the coming series
been auum
added io
to the
•caiue, ««Ten days later and look I tfce next yeare wni*
are, Wilkie Collins, Walter Resent,
me away from him. I would ad­
In the Academic Course, the
HARDWARE, CRCKERY, GLASSWARE, TINWARE,
Mrs. Oliphant, Mary Cecil Hav,
vise young girls not to get married, work in all the departments has
Florence Marryat, Anthony Trol­
especially when they do not know been revised and strengthened. The
prospect for lope. A. Conan Dovle, Miss Brad
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a
,
school has a bright prospec
8TO\
HARDWARE, SUNDER1ES, A CARPENTERS TOOLS
whu lh<7 .re marrying.—Sunda, fu,ure grow,h
don, Captain Marryat, MissThack I
Welcome.
ery and Jules Verne.
I offer the same for sale at greatly reduced pr ce? for CASH.
A Kliable Woman
If vou wish to take advantage of
Kind, But Too Particular.
this unusal opportunity, send one
C. H. VOEGTLEY.
Wanted in every county to estab­ dollar for Stafford’s Magazine, one
An amusing story is told of a lish a corset parlor for the sale of
year. Your first copy of the mag
judge which is worth repeating.
Dr. Nichols’ Celebrated Spiral azine ami your first number of the
One day while waltzing through Spring Corsets and Clasps. Wages
Bun-Canyon Stage Line
fiftv-two novel* [one each week]
a certain town he was accosted by $40
$75 per m< >nth and expense« I which
are |o receive dur;ng the
I. J ewitt , P roprietor .
a poor beggar woman who asked' we furnish complete stock on con lvear
be tent you bv return-
him for a trifle.
[signment; settlements monthly. niajr Remit by P. O. Order, regie
Arrives and Departs daily, except Sunday.
The judge putting his hand in . gy'sample Corset free. I Send 18 tered letter or express. Address
his pocket drew out a dollar, which cenf,g postage for sample and terms.
H. S tafford , Publisher Staf
Connect* with th« Ontario, Prineville, and I akeview atarea at ^>nrn*. Woo« aaooan«*
tiona for paaaenaera
he gave to the woman, who over Nichoi8 Mfg. Co. ' m 378 Canal St. | ford’s magazine, P O Box 2264.
come by his genroaity, exclaimed: New York
New York, N Y
“May all the saints bless you,
Pie**« mention thi« pap«r
kind sir, mav you be in heaven EV™J«”
••jf dollar »and io a dollar toroid."
this very night..’*'
Thia Ladle*'Sail« Freach Doagola K Id B»t-
tno aaywh««« la th« U.S.. o*
“Thank you for your kind U* Itoet d*ttv«r»4
— raeaipt of Cwh. Money Order.
■ or Poatal Not« for *1.50
wishes,” replied- the judge, “but
■ Equal* «vary war th« boot* I
«old la *11 retail atorM for
you need not be so particular about
*2.t0.
Wa maka thia hoot
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ouraatraa, tharafora wa four
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the time.”—Welcome
anlte tba JU, otyl* and war.
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The fargo girls are up with the
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Send ten cents (silver) or 12
cents in stamps fora Handy Pocket
Burns Fall Races.
Guide to the great exposition; gives
information of value to every visit
S ept . 20—jmile dash, free for all,
1 or. Street Guide. Hotel Prices.
1100.
fnr Cab Fares. Restaurant Rates, etc,
Same day—j mile dash, 1, ire* ior i Describes
__ the . hidden «urwlla
pitfalls for
for the
the
horses that never run for
i
money. $100.
S ett . 21—} mile dash, free for all,
$100.
8 ept . 22—| mile and repeat, 2 in
3, free for all, $150.
S ept . 23—{-mile dash, free for all,
$150.
8ame Day—Trotting race, 1 mile,
2 in 3, $60.
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