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JUST RECEIVED.
n Direct from the Now Yeil: Market.
A houseful of new full and winter millinery the very
kto t fabhiona just received.
A lull lino of everything in tiimmed hats and bonnets.
Lovely jot and mourning trimmings a specialty.
A floe line of headwear for infants and children all the
lateSburVemotto has always been to bo accommodating and
reliable, and the public appreciates the fact.
MRS. D. L. FiESTER Prop. .
"Tfx Paris" Millinery Store
Stroii
Restaurant
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KUOM TI1K UlLIi 'O K.VKW.
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Minn nnd Milk
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Three Doughnuts
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PER3QNAL8.
lltull Do Jordln, of
Ml. Angel, wn-
In tho city toduy.
Col. F. V. DraUo came up from Port
land this morning.
W. F. Duan had buslnesH at tbe
roform sohool today.
Dr. A. J. Richardson was a reform
sihool visitor today.
Justlco 0. 12 Wolvorton went to
Albany this morning.
Capt. J. W. Crawford camo down
from Corvallls this ufteruoou.
Attornoy Gonoral C. M. Idleman, re.
turned to Portland this ufternoon.
Attorney Geo. G. Dlngbam hud legal
business In Gervala this afternoon.
Mlsa Bperry, tho artist, Is In Port
laud on buslnes and returns Monday.
Hon. Phil. Motsobau, state treasurer,
transacted business in Portland today.
Landlord A. I. SVugner, of tho Wil
lamette, wont to Portland this moru
Ing. Mrs. G. W. J. Pearso and chlldten
returned thin Rfternoou from an outing
at Beal Hook.
Councilman Thos. Kay camo down
from Waterloo this afternoon for a visit
with his family.
A. E. Magor and wife, of MoMluu.
vlllo, wero in the city today Rtiests at
the Cook hotel.
C. J. Atwood, of Albany, arrived In
tho city this afternoon and will enter
"Old Willamette" next wook.
Postmaitor aud Mrs. IJ. F. Uonham
went to Eugeuo this morning whore
they will speud Buuday with frloudB.
Clarence lllshop loft this morulug
for Kugono whore ho will attend the
atato university, which f.pons Monday
morning.
Mlsa Katlo Patterson, of Kugono,
who has bcou tho guest of Mrs. C. P.
Jllsuop for several days, returned homo
today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dayls, Mrs. Geo.
W. Davis aud two little daughters,
went to Bhedd this morulug ou a visit
to friends.
Mrs. J. L. Card arrived In this olty
on the early morulug train this morn
ing from Ballnas, California, on a visit
to her sous In this olty.
Beorotary of Btate Klucald, accom
panied by his wife aud sou, returned
from a trip to tho Bouudjyesterday.and
Is at tho Perkins. OreROulan.
W. B. Lawler, of Albany, 0. II.
Merchant, ot Marshtleld, aud W. G.
Bteel, of Mt. Hood, wero gueBts at the
Willamette today.
BARGAINS AT WILLIS BROS. & GO'S.
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SJoa yd-All wool Kwuoh oyi.liy dreM8O0d.
L?'W I jandonie nd itylUli.
akjaya-AU-Moot mildi'it. I'Ma weaves.
o.uio and m our lino of new uic od a
and FttU0Or WbW Jl XtllumlMg.
Velvoii"mtuaud t-auoy tik. iuubou
Wl"ffiWfe away tu our
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IOHUROH SERVICE TOMORROW.
Br. Paul's Epibcopai Divine ser
vliw tomorrow at 10:80 and 7:30. Morn-
1 1 Jg subjeot, "The Emmaus Bottd."
Y M. C. A. G. M. Irwin, stato su
..urihtnnfiwnr. nf education, will ad
ditBS the men's meeting at 4 p. m.
Pmf. He riiin'o will bIuk. All men art
invited to attend this meeting.
South I?alkm M. E. Preachlng-bj
Ibo pastor at 10:30. But.Ject, "Tbi
Biepotd Condition of tho Righteous."
At 7:30 Prof J. T. Mattbowa will cou
luct tlie Epworth Leaguo. J. M.
dhulse, pastor.
FiiiaT Uaptibt. Morning services
t 10:30. Tepic: "The Threw Graoes,"
UHt of series. Evening at 70. Tepic:
Voices from tbe Unseen World."
iunday school at 12 o'clock. Y. P. B.
C. E. at 0:30.
FlItBT CONtlHKdATJONAI.. ReV. W.
U Jvantuer, D. D., pastor. PreuchluK
t 10:30 a. m., eubj-ct, "Tho Lurgei
Vision." At 7:30 p. m. tho BUbJect will
be "Beauty for Ashes." Bundaj
school at 12 in. Junior Endeavor at 8
p. m. Y. P. B. C. E at a p. iu.
Cnuitau ok God Taiikiinaole
Services aro being conducted ulghtl)
at tho tabernaclo corner. Church and
Center streots by tho bllud evaugellst,
V. N. Jacobson aud wlfo, of tho Cburcn
f Ood. Bervlces will bo held tomor
row as follews: At 10:30 a. in., 2:30
and 7:30 p. in.
Ciiuisi ian. Corner of Center und
High streotB. II. A. Denton, pastor
Morning sermon at 10:30. Subject:
"Houses of Worship." Buuday sonooi
at 12 iu. Junior Eudcavor at 4 p. m
Y. p. s. o. E. at 0:30. Evening Ber-
monnt 7:80. Bubject: "Variations of
Practical Rollglou."
Unity. Bervlces at 10:30 a. m. aud
7:30 p. m. Buuday school at 12. Roy.
W. E. Copolaud, pastor. Bubject of
morning sermon, "The Persecution of
the Beveuth Day Adveullst In Tonnes
see." Bubject of ovenlng lecture, "Did
God Bend Lice Into tho Puyallup Val
y to Destroy the Hops?"
WoonnuiiN. Tho Roy. Lawrenco
Sinclair will conductservlco and preach
In St. Mnry'a church, Woodburn, at
3:30 p. iu. and the Right Reverend B.
Hlstar Morris, D. D., bishop of Oregon,
.vlll admlulster tho Apoetollo Rlto of
Confirmation In tho samo church and
preach at 7:30 p. in. tomorrow. Tho
bishop will bo assisted by tho reotor of
. rit. Putil's, Salem,
The Christian Endeavor Mr.
Owens, bo Uludly romembored by Ba
lem Endeavors, will again speak In Ibo
Independent Evangelical church Buu
day evening at 7:30 o'olook. Mrs.
Owens Is deeply Interested lu C. E.
work aud U at present, in company
with Miss Goes her sluger, making a
tour of Oregon In this work, Those
who heard her last Sunday will doubt
less grasp this opportunity aud do so
again. The meeting will bo open and
ovory ouo Is cordially' Invited.
Moiik Hop Piokkks Wanted. C.
P, Towle, proprietor of the New York
Kitchen, ou Btate street, Informs us
that he can accomodate a few more hop
pickers with the best meals on earth
for only 16 oeuts. Call at once and
fulfill your part of the contract If you
can.
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.8 mine. nleaiM all the ltdlM.
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I wurtl llitwu iu rniauii miww mm... .. "r
C1'B AMU JAUKEIB. BeleoV your Inter
wri Hoi" our eleut wworunenU For
lmiuty, ktyl uua modeifl prloM, they
Atuuol lio urmu4t)d. .
UATti ami CAI'd. An elftjant llnu ofnjw
Kood Jui opened. HaU for exory body.
HBMUUHKn v chMlens a oomprloa ot
our pno wltu tlx oi.any nouio on any
llnu or good m carry,
WILLIS BROS. & CO.
Corwr Court aad Lllwty.
POLICE COURT NEWS.
Two
Vagrants, One Drunk and a
Laudanum Fiend.
Balem ia being troubled not a little of
late witli vagranti, who are very care-
ful to elude tbe ofUcera. Yesterday
afternoon Job. Myers, a vagrant, wa
released from tbe city Jail and ordered
to leave the olty at onco, but falUnR to
.. . .,.,!,. on..nt int. nltrht
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In the city Jail Willi tue cuargeoi
vngranoy bookod ngalnHt him. He and
w.i witnr. mintlier of bis tvne of In-
dlvlduals, received five days eaob. John
. . .
Donahue was also released Friday auor-
.-. n... iva iur
noon, Ulier dciviub uuv ,,..
aentenoe for drunkonness, but was
hadlv Intoxicated wltb.n a fow hours
fir hMnir dlsebnroed. Ho KOt five
days more.
A woman giving tho unme of Webb,
charged with being Intoxicated, wus
discharged this morning. Mrs. Webb
U ft laudanum fiend, using four tea
eponful of tho deadly drug ovory
day. When troubled with rheumatism
Mrt. Webb was given laudanum ioi
Mra. Webb was clven laudanum to
ease the pain, from which lias sprung,
h.r awful nnnet te for the drtiK. Thin1
her awful appetite for tne urtig. tuu
being her first ullente, she was ills-
charged, after being udvieea uy we-1
corderEdes to let the drug alone. Her
face presented n pitiful sight t'8.nnd lll0 labora of faithful friends has
morning, IndicMlng a great deal of owj ft fluo cbur(jh hoURe A fftre.
sullerlog. Her nerves were completely u rormoH w bo he,d ut t)u Mb0tfI.
uostruug, and she was a fit subject Tor lbg eV0IllJK tmay there Is
a hospital. I to boa basket dinner, voluntary Bervlce
Street Commissioner W.J. Culver la, B( U) W,U preacb,nR I)09Blbly, by
having some work done on the bridge : w (, Kanlner ami others. Iu
over douth Mill creek ou Twelfth erect, I ,. ,, , KoVf c,npp wH1 dtjllv;r
near Oak. A railing win no no piuceu ,
on either side or tho foot urldKeat
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nrexout. allboiigh suuh Improvement
may be made In tho future.
Tho vugs and drunk wero turned
ver to dtreet Comlsslouor Culver, who
Ml them to work on tho streets.
Womkn'b Rally. A grand rally
for women only will bo held In tho
Mttbcdibt church Tuesday afteruoou,
it !1 k.'olock. Rev. O. H. Yatman will
.. ...... niwl n.lilr.aa llin .mint I til.
IU prfHCUl. UUU UUXIaa ...v ...v. w ..,,,
Phu mcotini! Ii held under the auspices
if the Women's Auxiliary of the Y.
l. C. A. and they especially uigo all
.udiesof tho city to attend. A full
uouso should bo present to greet mis
eminent evuugellBt.
The SkasoN. Tho fall rulus remind
M unmistakably that it Is high tlmoto
proparo for winter. Boverul of Salem's
uest people have been doing this tho
past week by selecting overcoat pat
turns from Ibo beautiful assortment
handled by C. II. Lane, the orlUt
lailor. If you would have tho bibt
tiling for tho least money ami a really
fashionable garment as well, leave
yournrdor with Lane.
Hop Mould. O. II. McElhaney, of
Whlteoker, was In the city today. Ho
reports that nearly one-fourth of tho
hops lu that section will not bo picked,
Tho rest aro now belug picked rapidly
as possible, to git aheud of tho mould,
which Is beginning to show to some
extent.
Mr. A. Strong, a prominent resident
of Salem, and Mr. R. F. Frlek, a
prominent reskkntof Missouri, spent
a fow days lu our city this week. These
eontlomen wero here looking over tho
,grouud,wlth a vlow to starting a bank.
Leban on correspondent to Albany
Democrat.
m
Miss Burn Brown, tho talented
teacher of elocution lu Willamette uni
versity, who recently went east on
account of tho Illness of her mother,
Will return to Bulem aud resume her
position lu tho uulverslty. Albauy
Democrat.
Tomohuow Is Sunday, but Monday
morning will Hud the iwual leiiBltiy
processlou of economical iniruluibcrs
wending their way to BratiBon & Co'e.
for their jiroeerlee. Their prices cuu not
be touched by their competitors.
That Sunday Dinnuh At Ken
wothv & Burnett's lunch counter can
not be excelled. TIHuU of 11 I A chicken i
dinner for ouly 15 ceuts. BrlUK your'
-
family with you and make youraelf at;
home lu one of our dining parlors. j
Tin:
.TminiiHii ii.niil
not concern the people of Balem bo
much bs Mirchaslng the neeeries of
life does. Por ohoico low priced gro-
. r., .. ..
w .. . ...
cerlea seo McCall Bros,
Awarded
Highest Honors Wtfrld's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR;
CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
lVot Prfct Nad.
4YtHUnHiKjL
VALLEY LOOAL NEW8.
Enger.
. we nan a uiK meeiiuR ue.e ou,....j
ulut and have been looking for Borne
Republican to reply. JudRe B Ue and
anotuar Ptienker of Salem, let
Hieroselvwt iwwo lor iwo noure uu
tbe Populist line- ntid clmritcd Ibo last
leglalaturn with all Bnrla of tbliiR.
Judco HoIhp was very povcre on Judge
n..,,..,.... l.l h. ...on Inhlllff
nvm u vjijvcmii,bi-i ud
more pay Mmn Peunoycratid that both
Lord aud Ktncaid were taklug more
than the. constitutional limitation of
AlviiA u - -. iL.k nn flirt 1 1 nrt 1 f
iouu year, huh iubv w i "
allnwed tii liird as he had said be
-- r. n i
would take no more. T.T. Geer has
been Invited to reply to thene Populist
attacks.
Wlllard.
A new Congregational church Is to
bo formally dedicated 8uuday, Pept.
16, Rev. P. B. Kulgbt of Salem,
preaching the dedicatory permou at 11
a. m. Mr. Knight has built and dedl
rated a uruU
many Congregational
,iurcbt8 , 0rM0I1 aml planned this
atU cUuKh wlcb eeab
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...louurv orKaulztd a Suu
uuoui -')u iiL'opie. Vvfi'iiui a'. uiiti
, u Ju Uje oW 80Uoo.
- Q t of thnt
oi (f Ma remarkublo BOlll stlnlng
The people of Wlllard are
. . . .
tbecouuratulateU on tneir enterprise
aud Bucces?.
SPECIAL HOP REPORT
Ey J. K.
Mount, the Portland Do
tectlyo. Bilvkiiton, Sept. 12.
Kunoit Joiiunai.:-! ha7o been
over all the hop yards In this vicinity,
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and find the bops are of a good (itmllly
and In nno about all being picked. The
rnliiMareduui'tglng llinttropHomewhal,
but lilt does not coulliiM" tuo long, tl.e
dam-tgo win no iioinuiai.
There Is not many llco In thh vicin
ity nor much mold, and growers are
OJtitldenl of gutting n fair prico.
J. K M'.UNT.
Seasonable Goods
oO
DEVILED HAM
CHIPPED BEEP
LUNCH OLAMB
liUNCII TONOUE
ROA8T BEEP
MU3TARD SARDINES
SHRIMP
VIENNA 8AU8AGE
LEMON SUGAR
CR03BE & BLACKWELL'S
OLIVES
IMPORTED CHEESE IN GLASS BONELESS HAM
Wo- Carrv the Best Assortment of Groceries n Salem
harritt"&Tawrence
P. O. GROCERY
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, VHrnlMhe3
and tho most complete stock ol
rushes of all Kinds in the
Stato. Artists' Matorials,LImo,
Hnlr.Ccmcntnnd Shingles and
lliicst onalitY of GRASS SEEDS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.VANT uAtook v the uottage. Apply
11 ui ooce, -ii court t. J.K.Bimger, usf
1:
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Olt BAL.K.-A few nrst-cluim milch ooMi.
' Alio some Jeraey helfisrii and twi-yer
iir.v bull. Aiii.lv tu Ueo. E. Alieu. o muea
ojat ornHlem.
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EzJvSjSi
noiuinioi lompuuy, 318 uunh buiidinif.
Chloairo. 8-27-lni
IliUoINKa.-!
. LUIUUKUi
..k.Mi,ll'urtv wuuted to
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stun ami mu llvorv and feed Uble In
.im wiihnutBucii builneaa. Corner lot will
be donated. Inquire t IbU offloe. 8ii7-lni
C" ilittlariAH oOItUl!-14tetur ot all
; klndion sale and CbrUtlan Bolence ser
vim at M LJberty street, oorner CheraeketA
Or A to IIS0W uiuontu paid to any
OiO.UUone to repwMmt u. Work
uluioal euiy enough for a cblld to do. Mr. J.
Y. Mxon, UoUe Olty Idado, made 21l. Villi
oneteoK. Mary llunh, Lyon, Colo., cleared
87X10 In three day, ltev. Wm, CurlU,
I Aberdeen.S Dak. made tM.lU IheOmt dayJ4o
capital or experience. necsary. Ternii and
immphleU free. Addreaa at onoe, bhepp A Co.
1U.U cneniuut ai., rmumciym. "
1 u kiiulllf "lUkuannlir AltVertiKlnff
oi lumiiBnt.i vsnhnnim. Han Kran
;T.,iii-aiithni-t.ui scant Tnl oaDor Li keo
t t m.ln t.iu..rtliM.
i.iKuLlA ouciuiam Typewriting and
, j3 oouiuierclal tenottraphy. Offloe, room
i U, Gray blook. The be. I of work done at rea
' tonaoie raie. "-
I TjAFEHS.-i'oniana, aaorameuto, oeatUe
' J. TaconiaandttanKiauoloopaperonilo
I ai llopi" foumtlloe blook.
M
Mann.
Itooui i
IVl umoe bloait.
utr.
Jo'iwrwoUulau leather cover booaa.on
jl he Lincoln road, finder return to ad
u lu book, and receive rew&i d. Anxloui.
Or. PrJc' Cmm aSdmg Powdw
WH'PrHHIii.ft HutilwH "
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
An Execution Sala-NeW Law Put
to Use.
Hi.prift .rutin TCnlcbt bv Dennty F.
T. Wrlgbtman today sold one piece of
real estate ou execution. Iu tbe uato.
of Goo. Jloyne vs. Geo, W. Bwart., H.
r. U.uopir ami VV. R. AllflcrSOD. O 4 I
acres of land stuated In the d. 1. o. of
Thofl. T. Kyro In 1 7 e r 2 w, was bid in
by plaintiff for $1)77,32.
Uurlng the last session of tho leglslo
ture a law wob passed providing that If
a blackBtnltb shod a bono and tho
owner failed to pay for It the black
smith could take a lien on tne animai.
The first ouo was filed with the county
recorder this morning.
FOR STEALING A
BICYCLE.
a. a.
Jamoa Given a Preliminary
Examination.
O. A. Jamea. of Dayton, who was
arrested Sept, 1 for the larcony or
Carey Martin's bicycle, which he had
In his possesion when arrestee!, was
nlven a preliminary examination be
foro Recorder E.les this afternoon. The
defendant Beems determined to muko a
strong fight uud has secured tho ser
vices of Attorneys P. H. D'Arcy aud
B. T. Richardson, of this city, aud an
iittnrnev from Davton. lleforo hla ex-
amluatlou had proceeded far, Ja cs
waived examluutlou and was bound
over to the urond Jury In tlip buiu of
(fiOO.'ln default of which iib was com
mitted to I 11.
Insane. Mrs. Amanda Edwards,
niTPd fi2 vuars. was received at tho in
sane asylum Friday, from Nehalim,)
Columbia county.
Nottingham Brussols net aud Irish
Point curtains, still contluuo to be tbe
popular goods of which wo have
bought liberally. Buren & Hamilton.
Don't be
Foolish
nduVnome other
brtnd of condensed
milk, thinking It l
"Just M good"
tht
0AT1 BORDEN
EAGLB BRAND
fio Equal
CO
CHOW CHOW
JAM AND JELLIE3
HOR3E RADISH
SWEET PICKLE3
PEARL ONIONS
OHILr BAUCE
CHUTNEY BAUCE
BNIDER'S CATSUP
ANTONNU'S OLIVE OIL
MU3HR00M8I
BLUE POINT 0Y8TER3
LOBSTER
Reed's Opera House
FRANK BACON.
One week, commencing Monday, Bept. 16,
1891.
Bacon's Stock Company
rreeentlngdxorthe most lucceMfut dramas
1-rlcei: J Monday.Bepu IB..! klllAr'l'Kfi
15c
-i-neaaay.nept iT..Arircii uauk
Wed., BepU 18 MAY UhOSilOM
Thuni., Sept. 19 THB I'MNUKIt
Vrld..Bent.tO..A I'HIdONKltof WAH
Bat., feept. Kl UUmt OAKH
The rrlct for tnn eosa'ement
will only be l3o, a5o. aso nd 60 .
2
35?
nd
SOc
Ml
higher
RESERVED SEATS AT
Patfon's Book Store
) It Has
EVERY DAY
We have decided to have our special Balea-every
day instead of somi-woejdy, so watch this space
lor announcement of same and save in6ney.
M0NDAY
Hosiery
Remember we do not call them special salo, but
make the advertised reductions.
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S. M.&
E.
STATE
115
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL!
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
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man i Oregon, mm.
ThB niilvemllv of Orczon. KiiaenB. Oreiiou.
nnn nliinlu boartt lodcliiit. no tt uud I'uNt lii
mil. iiinii.nn.li limn. Vim iir wnmeii ii 'o iirnvldcd witli board lu ririVHlo rum
wcox Jiniiitf wouiun uesiru
Jocrotnry Yoii'ic Wiinieu'sOarHdaa AsKjlmlon, Kiueno. tuo uuiveratiy uner inroo ouo.
ailmiroitodozrees, Unoholor ol Arm. lianhelor ofH.iience nnd llaolielcrof Loitem witn oor
riypjudluir a urKO or .tudy: Tho fjllowlu Hliortor oournes are nino nll'jrudi Au hugllib
,.... innrii.. in 4w vnnpj tn a miditiAri4 cllnlmn l im I In tliroe vtnr to tbu title BrrtlduaielQ
oimnio.loadliifctn twoyoirj to n DiHinem rtlplomiuu I In tlirooj
CtllglinU M WIIVVM wv.r- iva
anh thHiuiH director nh vhIq .1 oiucMUoii. The
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itiould uddrtBO (lio licuu, n. u iNurregan, uugone. roi cmuiogueH mm
0. II. (Hiapmau, l'rc.ldtjnt, or J. J Wultou.Btcretnry, Kugene, urogon.
puns
iteturnlue pronperlty will mnhe many rl- , but uowlioro can thoy make so muoli wlthla
hort time an by nuccmful ap .Von In Uralu, 1'rovlainnaand Htock.,
Rin F0R EA.CII ' DOLLAR INVESTED can be
hpiW nmdo by our Stomatic plan of Speculation.
AttAurcertful Hpeculatora operotn on a reiailur fyslem, UUn well known fnot that there r
lliouB.iniii of mt-n In all prt of the United ritite who, by nyntemallo trndluK through Cnl
oiiObrolcer, made laie amounts every yenr.rauBluetromtt to thousand dolltis ij. im
man who Invents nhuudredur two hund'cd doilani up to Jfl.OJO to 1100.0U0 or more by tbot
who Invent u fow tliousund. It Uulsoufuct tlut tlioio who mako tbe larnt. pronu from
comparatively muall luventinntou thli plan are persom who live away from uhlcagouna
Invent throush uiokers who thoroughly undarntand avntomntlo Irudlng.
Wrltoforoonvliiclu prooti. aUu our inunual on uooos8ful Hpeculatlon aud ourUallf
UArket Iteport, full or moiiey.maklni; polntcra. ALU KllKK. Our manual explulm margin
trading Hilly. HIirlieM rcferenc-H In regard to our standing and huccoun.
For lurther Inrormatlon address
TALKINQTON, JiOTTOEB 0 CO.
108 COUHT RT HAMJ
Expe:
PORTLAND, OREGON.
The largest and mo it complete dlr.play ever made or the resources, industries,
business, agriculture, lo-esU, mlna, fruit, ttuerlixi. iDauutactures and transporls
lies of the groat i'aolno Northwest, KIne music. Hstclul attractions every day. 1
transnoilatlon lines.
transportation lines.
AUMISBION
fllnir'A nfltnlalnn
2fe
unnuren uuaer u
season tickets
yo.rs................... IDoi
13 to I
E, C. MASTEN", Soc.
BXCELSIOR- STABLBS-
E). C. HANSEN, MANAGER.
.
Only good horses uaed. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stables
1 back ot Stato
Take theOne Cent Dailv
An Oregon N ewspaper
suit you Eastern papers
distinctivoly the Oregon
iug Owgon intorwt.
it' ..
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Hosiery.
H. STOCK
STREET.
A training school for tenchers. Cora.
plcto eight grudo timnlng dedarlment
Kiid.strong professional and ncailemlc
courses.
The diploma of tho school entitles
ouo to tiach In any county In the state
without further examination.
Board aud lodglug,'booltB and t ill I ton
$160 per year, Beautiful and hcaltliful
location. No saloons. There Is a good
demand for woll trained teuohers
thero Is an over supply of untrained
t euclici H.
Catalogue cheorrully sent on applica
tion. Address
P. L
CAMPBELL,
President.
W. A. WANN,
Secretary.
oltera Irco tuition to nil HtmteutH.. Youoem
Inz, iioiluud 1'kii in iiieuuriniiory loriioupur wohk. niwinon ur
Yuii te womeu u-o provided witli board tu privite fa in I lies at W per
ttumritu bJurdHliouldaddruu t'ror.Jolm Htruub, Kujono, Oregon, or
tlie dormitory lor Jl 60 pur woh. itoomerR. mr-
fjr graduato or normal noUooIi Io.KlIng to the degree mailtr
yoirs for Icncliomof pliyuleul ednoillon lendloe ton dtplomt
niiii.iti..n 'PKu f Tr I iiniB t iiliIPif.iil till I M rtl tl Af 1 1 III fft nfllQ
UnlvofR ly vhArieo4 au luoiaeutal fo of 110
Utndniitd Vinlilln H I l.tn iiu frVllit I II A nllhllA
ireparatory depnrtiiKBt
luwriuuiiuu nuuira
ON
KJIi
SHALL 11
Opens
October 5th,
j..n n Afl-A.
every day. llates on u
imua luimuuM ."..
Kor exhibit space spply at tho exposlllos
bul'diug to
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