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the nirt f Tho (AiiffllirfBlHl fifth
(nurquel I'flflfoiti! Ihd mUet nfiffit
I'liey dlnwl unit tfffttff A" ' liOirr.
fliy tfofe the uitnttew, HierotisilHii
irtipoftora, MinnnfiflUifi'Wi nfeil
finlllfafftnit. and whatnot, vftoui n'h
of Hold of our nin(. Timy md
lMllM Mflfl Hie OlMNIpXlOl cofk
lis.
They wore Orion's iirnVo four hun
dred, i'obitbly a timjorlly wore men
of wealth. A grout many were on tho
fttttillo payroll. There In no harm In
stioli a gutlierliiK mid Very little good,
Tho farmer al (Jonoord who 11 red the
nil, t hetrd round the wor I thnt
brought on the revolutionary war wore
no uuh select orowd.
What wai done by the Four lluu.
dred? HmIiIm 't mid drlnK, little,
Thoy made speeches hut not Tor tho
public. A good dent was said about
the Nicaragua caual, n pin ou which
bangs now a grout deal of cheap stutei
ruaushlp. The Four Hundred took
little note of tho condition of theli
fellow man In the world outside. Why
should they? Woro thoy uot well
hntied, well led, well soaked and well
turned b foro morning?
FiaST MATOll FOOTBALL OAMB
Prepare to blow your horn ! tialeiu'e
football team plays Us Urnl match game
next Balurday. Willamette plays
against the Stile Agricultural college
and every true Salemlte'd onshiiBlusui
is up for tho homo team.
Football is fust becoming n national
game. Until this year only the large
universities had a foutball team. JJut
this Beasou each of the big oluba bos
already been beaten by n club from
some smaller town. Thoro Is no good
reason why Salem may not dovolop tho
crack club of tbo Pud Ho coast.
- .troi. tbn first real trial will
Halem tins matorlal for a team, mm
will enow It. Tho Salora amateurs
have had but llttlo experience They
liavo played but two games against
othorolubs. They havo had but two
month's coaching. But wo bollovo they
will win uext BaturU.iy, even against a
trained club 11 to Coryalhs. In tbo
meantime got ready to blow your horn.
PAY BILLS ONLY WHEN DUE.
In tho circuit court nt Salem yester
day tbo plalutlll was nonsuited In tho
caeo of tho Weston state normal school
ugalnst Secretary of Htnto Klusald,
commenced for tho purpose of com
pelling paymeutof tho full amount of
tho stato appropriation, (10,000. Kin
caul has refused to pay out any money
except on bills properly presented ua
they oomo due, Tbo secretary did
omlnently right and Is to bo congratu
lated ou winning the suit. Albany
Democrat.
While Bcorotary Klncald has bcon
grumbled at by untbluking pcopln
occasionally, yet it Is greatly to their
profit as citizens of Oregon that ho is
the painstaking und careful olllclal
that ho Is provlug himself to be Eu
gene Register.
Tbo abovo statements are from two
newspapers not noted for friendliness
to Mr. KtucAld. Tho simple fact Is:
Mr. Kiucald compels people having
business with tho state to ouiuo equate
before the law nud establish their
claims. Ho simply performs hla sworn
duty.
GETTING HIS REWAKD.
Though tho receiver of the Portland
Bavluu bank seems to be eaunuliie
that lliut Hbumefully wrecked lustltu
tlou will "pay out" In tlmo, It must bf
admitted tbat there Is noUiluc In his
quarterly report published, without
any attempt at ecouomy lu tho way of
ooudensatlou.tbat supports this theory
Tbo bank U "paying out," It is true, so
far as tbo salaries of thoso who have it
lu ohurgo ure couoerued, but not per
oeptlbly othorwlse, Tho unknown
qu unity lu the problem ns It Is stated
at present, Is how loug It will take to
absorb tho uvailable usseta of tho b:uk
In "eXpeumo." Oregoulau.
Tho receiver Is Btuator O. N.Donny,
of Portlaud, ouoof Mr. Dolph's mana
ger's aud It was understood that he
was given tho plum as a reward fi
bis loyal services to the ring. Mr
DcDUy Is getting f-50 a mouth, or even
moro,not to niakeaoleariog up ofatIlrs
la tbe Interest of the people but to pro
tect aud reward the gang who put him
here, V
afci55HMywk43HfcC
mAkJM of torn
Onl. AltefcoflWTfffWft Wtof, ft
fflfM rl WllWIfl in 6Uf ftieftlluHd aw
filiioil 6l (lie Merlin of Ilia Pflfsfii Hotf.
M tr rmflpflmsnH Ifi Hint fltillHnl And
Mi' ; Alfoyf Wo ctil (8 linVo Mil
IfiCflilrnrtl (Ml. Alley nnfOsdllio tender
loin. Maw (' do i, if i rw Wil oiiVImih'
ilidMlfldf flfAiMiiii nii'ttj nhd live
m mi (IMfUHw fllsMM 6poulMltn
nud jTOif will lti.l M to flrtvIOtis of our
prosfKtriiy. full olttll umtflfn uplen
dTd Mid nl of tho chpllrtl ofly. We
rejnt our wdrds nhotil tho onpllil city
linVlng tlid Ability to tuntU t
"If you think Balem I111 not Mils
iiilillty try It ou. Uome here wltn i
ivgitiuinto buslfie! iiropoflllloil and
nee how quickly the hog will rustle the
noportuuily I'lirow n rallfoail In our
way mid see how quickly Ihe hog will
catoh 011. lid go n mcdlcnl cdlpgo mill
see How quickly It will bo picked up,
re-orgnuir.el. ("ft oil lis fi-el Add slartril
ir with m liimtiilal. onoortuolticK uli
complete, nud no hep from the ale,
either."
The Salem hog when arotisod Is a
roster. Ho weas no ring In bin nos
and when ho meets ono of his own
species from nn other part of the stat
ho always recognizor the animal.
Hhake, Colonel Alley.
DEMOURATIO INOAPAOITX.
The Democratic party han sullered
for things for which It was uot re
sponsible, but In so far as Its mis
fortunes can bo laid to faults of its own
we should sum up tbe trouble In out
word, "Incapacity." Tho Indlylduul
members of tho party meant well, 01
at leaBt the majority of them did, bin
they could uot pull t 'getlnr, and thoy
muddled away their opportunity.
With tho most magnificent chance
ever given to an American
party to make n brilliant record und
win tbo admiration of tho nation, the
Democracy pottered and blundered
until It fell Into contempt. Tbe
financial situation demanded radloal
treatment, but congress did nothing,
tho tariff wus only half reformed, the
Nicaragua canal wus uot .aulsUsd, our
relations with Hawaii were loft in u
stato of oxasperating confusion, and
our shipping was relieved of none of
1IU iA... ...
publican party can do auy bettor.
Tbe wholo country Is looking to the
new congress with hopo aud with an
honest deslro to bo pleased with Ite
work. If tho Republicans fall, their
failure will bo tholr own fault. Han
Francisco Examiner.
VALE. PARKHUEST.
Farewell, Parkhurst! Last year Rev.
Parkhurst carried tho campaign iu
Now York City against Tammany, and
tbls year the only Democratic victory
In tho North wob that of Tammapy
over Parkhurst.
When ho landed in New York his
llrst lutervlow was a denunciation of
Plutt on equal terms with Boss Groker.
A llttlo later Parkhurst consented to a
fusion with Piatt. Thero ho put his
foot lu it. Piatt packed tho primaries
and wus lu control of tho machine.
After denouncing him Purkhurst
should never havo consented to run a
fusion ticket with him.
Perhaps It woe as well for tbe country
that Parkhurst put his foot into Piatt's
trap and has disappeared. If ho hud
again led tho reform element to victory
New York City would uqt haye con
talned his groatnesr. He would have
wanted to take chargo of tho affairs of
the nation. It was a coufesslou of
weakness on the part of tho Republl.
caus to not haye been willing to take
Tammany by tho throat, without Park
hurst to boss tho Job. Wo want no
church and state. Wo want no re
ligious dictatorship. Americans an'
uu iupo in puuuus, wuviuer no ui
Catholic or Protestant.
A movemout whloh needs unoour.
HRetuent In Oregon Is that of the sub
division of laruo laud holdlugs Into
tracts n tb hands of owners who will
Intensify and dlvorelfy ngrlculturo It
growing all over the world. The small
farm Is tho farm of the future. Every
touduuey la lu this direction, tht
strongest being tho rapid lu Improve
wont In advantages, comforts and con
voulenco of real life. Even in Port
laud tho necessity of cuttliiK up the
extenslvo laud holdiUKs Is recognized
Tho great estates will uot pay am
honor Albany Herald
Children Cry fo
Pitcher's Custorm.
mfkf fifa Aon 0Mfam,
fl tlelmridii tint of All ('In III Irdlll
nhoill rill filing. Hi!" JiitmNAfi M
ccfidllfftl fof during (u oflllolio n min
ister. A our town ha flboui Iwftnly
live ellilfflllffi, file qrwlfoii rttUetMrf
mlufxter it ifnmr suhjcot hf orllloUnrf
Wlirttdwd thefi'cfgy f.fHlolfl ofloner
(Ithfi itio fifes f
The ngo mid Hie liulpll demnndd
ertfiitnf, nentiliifl nimihood. Nithlng
ehewllldo. Have notnovefhl slmnis
mid several downright frauds (not (Un
covered tinlll they Imd urnrly ruined
the churches limy wero connected
with) paoted nwny In (he Inst few yente
n( Salem 1 Of course there ate always
those who uphold a fraud, even If he
bo lu the pulpit. They mo no) as n rule
ubstatitlul BUpporlrra of u church,
but mere liangerH-ou.
This shows ttnt I lie church Itself
needs men of character and ability iu
the pulpit to discriminate between those
who mitku profession of religion for
what there is In It und tho real scekerB
after truth and tbe doers of the reul
true work, Abovo ull tho ministry
needs men who are gentlemen aud
business men nil thu ycur uround.
Nor aroeulturo and n linemen t tube
deiplued as a purt of h minister's
equipment.
A WRECKED OITY.
Taoomu city government and six
Pacoma'banke, and the county Treas
ury aro wrecked by boom methods
und rotten politic?. The News BayB:
" Tho rrport of tho 11 nance com
mittee to tbe cily council on Saturday
night roual Hie condition of tho city
(1 nance us no statement hitherto made
bad. It rIiowh a bonded dobt of f--730,000,
und a. floating wurrant
indebtedness of $1,00-5,620,20 Unpaid
salaries and uupald bills, I. e., those for
wbloh no warratB haVe been Issued, Of
$02,030,43; duo banks for loan to pay
Interoat, $ 2,717,01, raaklug tho tt.Ul
city IndebteJnejt, November 1, legal
and illegal, taking no accouut of the
lutereBt acorued on warrants, of f 3,881,
107,21.
"To meet this debt thero was ou
bind at that date, (422.40 in cash.
"Ihlsshnwu lu a su iclnt form, the
results of flyo years of partisan udmlu.
Istritloa ofclty ulfitrd. A-i assests the
city has a water nystem, which taken
worth a million uuuuis, a vit uoi,
wortb with Its furnlshlug, toy f250,
000. A city market placo worth pos
sibly (6000, n steam road roller und
other streot paraphernnllu, worth pos
sibly (10,000; some scattered real eaiutu
worth no ono knows how little, its de
llnquent tux rolls and Its claims ugaluBt
defunct banks ami ex-treasurers and
their bondsmen. Ou none of these
assets, stivo the tax roll, cau the clt
reasonably hopo to realizs any Imme
diate relief."
The city of Balom has not had auy
boom methods, and has hud a clean,
progressive bualnoss administration of
olty uflalrs. That Is what S-ilin
atiould havo In tho future.
Ono ot tbe biggest men In tbe United
Btutea Is Mayor PIngree, of Detroit,
Michigan. He conceived the Idea of
letting poor people earn their living by
gardening tbo waste aud unoccupied
lands sbout tho city.
What could tho laboring men of a
factory state llko Now Jersey do but
vote the Republican ticket. They've
nothlug else to do since the Cleveland
administration went Into power.
Encourage the young men to play
football. It will help maku men of
them. Byo-and-byo they may go to
work for u llvlug, nud a vigorous con
stitution Is a ulco thing to havo la log
uround handy.
New Jersov has lnureuaed 28 .000 in
population since 1890. The stato hae
increased tho respect of the nation by
ioiug Jiepuuiican tne lat two elec
tlous.
Give our college men ami Y. M. O.
" . V.
A. 's more outdoor sport good solid
...,.,, ,i .r .. i i ., .
work on the farms and in the factory,
aud less "81 a of Eden" nonsense. .
It takes 224 electoral votes to elect
the next president. The stales that
wero certain republican last year aud
his year have 201 electoral votu.
iu.. n mm
Iu New York city 40.000 ItepubHcaus
redstered but did not vote. Wht? Mr.
PUtt packed tho primaries.
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Children Cry for
Pltcnor'A easterly
x:i,taiiifj-inii"r""i"" ''""-- -'i '"' ""i,""1
Nrtfy
DrrWmTfy m Biwr fd
Alt rtrffrfM itrr,
fH ll.l HMUltf II
Hdpf, rtflWlSfld vtntn goml MffieMn
lefidput frnl foil f,im by teinirafrtfy
feiiti'flllflti fat fmy ppf oMiiint.
Wfittl'n H10 miUfe-f with iHK)k-kpei
log John W. II-iImihI nl llio ftnyllim?
He'fl nil right.
Wonder If fin fit. IJnwnlngM low por
capita of the slnto prison could bo fex
fieried it way,
New Jersey lin gone Itepubllcnit
twice. Onco morn mid sho'll be In the
Union,
What will Purkhurtt do for n sotisn
tlon iiax.7
5loo Kenan! $oo
The rcatleri of this paper will be pletd
learn that there is ot lent one d tended
dlienio tint science has been able to cure In
all its stages, and that Is Citajrli, Hall's
Catarrh Curo Is the only positive cure known
to the medical frarernlty. Catarrh beiug
n constitutional treitlment Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of the
dlteate, and clving tho patient strength by
building up ine constitution auu assming
nature in ileini: its work. The proprietors
hrtvc so much faith In its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
cnte that it falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address, V. J. Cheney S Co., Toledo, O.
bow by Druggists, 75c.
Naval Aggression,
Nkw Yokk, Nov. 12. A special to
ttiu World from Ottowa says:
Opinion ou this side . f this lino ap.
pears to differ from Prosldont Clove
land's Interpretation of tho treaty of
1817 regarding tho right of Canada or
the United Btates to build warships on
the great lakes, In deciding against
tho construction of new cruisers at
Detroit.
Blr C'has. Tupper, the Canadian min
ister or justice, formerly minister of
murine, bhjb the treuty speaks ctearly
for itself. Being a?ked If Canada bud
not Infringed tho treaty in construct
ing cruisers on tho lakes, Blr Charlts
aid thoy were only revontu cutters.
Tbo treaty stipulates that tho naval
forces of each country Bhall consist f
uot more thun onu vessel, not exceed
ing 100 tons burden and aimed with
two such vessels oI.",0n La to Ontario,
nud one such vessel on Li.to Chum-
plain. A doubt hns arisen over the
clause lu which It was agreed that nil
other aimed veela on these lakes
should be dismantled aud that no other
vossel of war should be thero built or
armed.
The Cauadlau government has built
three armed cruisers on the lateen since
1601, tho Curfew, tbu Constance and
tho Petrel.
It will bo an interesting question to
solve as to how far tho armamont and
armor of the reveuuo cruiser may be
carried in her construction, und where
the line Is to be drawn between a
revenue cruiser available for revenue
purposes only, and ono that may be
put to more service defeuseve or oileu
slve purposes when nalloual exlgcuclet-
demand It.
PROGRESS.
Teople who pet the greatest
oetrrec of comfort nud real en
joyment out of life, arc those
who make the most out
i or tlieir opportunities.
Quick perception and
Reed judgment, lead such
liroumtlv to ndont and
make use of those refined
and improved products of
modern inventive genius
which best serve the
needs of their physical
beltip Accordingly,
wic uiosi intelligent
and progressive people
are found to employ
the most refined and
perfcU laxative to ree.
t ulate and toue un the
stomach, liver, and
ooweis, wuen in need
SfWffirHiS
Jtf&i
forty-two to fortv.four are contained In
each vial, which is sold at the same price
as the cheaper made and more ordinary
pills found in the market In curative vir
tueS, there is no comparison to be made be.
!ln,!Jlw.nnd lhe F'"8' P's.rns ?y
0e nay eaSp,y Jean, l,y Ben,JJ f0r ft frCC
fa,"ple. (four to seven doses) of the Pel-
lets, which will be sent on receipt of name
ami address on a postal card.
QNCB U3ED tmey aro always in payor.
The Pellets cure biliousness, sick and
bilious headache, dizziness, costlveness. or
constipation, sour stomach, low of appetite,
coated tongue, indigestion, or dyspepsia,
windy belchings. "heart bum," pain and
oistrefcs after eating, and kindred derange
ments of the liver, stomach aud bowels.
Put uo in glass vials, therefore always
fresh atld reliable. Onr lift Ir- "P1W
is a laxative, two are mildly cathartic.
STke'iSS,' JS'? IK TSffiKi
XT&Ved
granules, any child will readily take them.
Accent no substitute that may be recom-
mend-sd to be "lust as good." It may to
vaicrjvr me aeaier, because piylng him
a better profit but lit is not the wic w ho
VBfr help Addecss for frae Mihple,
World's Dispensary aiiintcAL Asso.
ciatio.n, 66j Main Street, Huflalo, N. V,
1 I K Tm II MJ UJJJM
That Tired Feeling
And olhor troubles plns about ."
heart, Indigestion, liver corrtpUlnt,dlijr
spells and headaches wade m f gret
sufferer. After other medicines fallid
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Oaro me wonderful relief. I alw ays
inVa It now When 1 hare any bd feelings.
I am also very much pleased with llooil
nils." MitH.n.n.cnopoH, MjinpihQUU
liOOCl S KIIIS ti,,, AlldrsKlllt. tM.
RED FRONT LIVERY
AND HTAUf. LINE,
lied Front I.lvery and Hoarding Htable.
Klrstclawi In every respect. I'rices reasonable.
11, It. WKSTACOTT, proprietor. im
UAI1.Y HrAQB LINra.
Kotlowlnj ataifw arrive nnrt dopnrt dally,
HllverUin autgenrnveaat 10 a. in., leave at
t:lM'. ni. Fare 75 cents. .. , ,,
Dallas slags, arrives nt 10 n. in., icavos nl l
Independence stngo nrrlves nt tOO a. m.,
tenves nf 2 p. ni. 10-la
XR. CONTRJS,
Parlors Ovov Gray Bros.
7, C. GliZJFJflTJI,
Ofllce: Oorner Court nnd JComnierclnl si
unntalrs. All worfc Bimranloed. 1'rleoa. low
an i lin lowest.
wi-ir
MONEYJO LOAN!
On olty or farm property.
T. K. FORD,
Over Bush's Bank.
(aHPKT rAPKll lJinroiotor neavy browr
j wruppliiR paper ror sale cheap. Just tin
tiling ror putting under carpet. Coll at Jour
oal nrrioo.
E. BC. WAITE PItlNTINO CO.,
AND JOB FR1NTEBS
AND
Lefful Blank J'ttblttihers.
nMi' New lirlck.nver Ihe bunk. Com'l sir-
HUH WIINU bANU LU
.mi'iim r:im
Jopanwo Fancy u md. nil idnds ol sl'lt cm-
nroincry, iiriiamt-uiH, iiiinawHur, it tn ot
all kind it'lun mid undo wear. Every
UlnBelliiv vorv tlicnp. IV2 Court sticet,
Mulem.Or lovt.Jm
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR AN OPERA HOUSE SITE.
8ealed prnpomils will m received bv
ttio undersigned for n tract of uround
not lees than 00x120. Bald silo to bo
south of Center-tun! west of High. For
information inquire of
10 23-tf CHAS. nURUQRAF.
MEYTQLOAN
On firm land sesurlty. Bpoclal rnics
on lnri; lonas. Loans considered
witliout dvluy.
, . A WILTON ft MOIIt.
rs-nic iiuiiiiii
SALEM WATER CO.
ZH OfRcei Wllamette Hotel Building
Vox water service apply at otlice, BI1U pay.
able monthly in advance. Malte' aU com.
plaintHHttlieonioo
Open sp'ekrt to prevent reesln, positively
pronllilied Cirenliould betk'n Iflndnniter
orr eezthKto lineitopnd wa8toentoloa"d
ce H'ctlin 3 rule nud reiulafon. JTideduc
tlon iu ull s will be nllowed i-r abnence or Mr
Any caua whatever unless wnter Is cut on
from premises.
GEO. J?J2NDIIICIPS
MEAT MARKET.
!M1 Commercial at. (Cottle bloolr.l
(BuciwujortoO. M.lleck&uo.l
sT". J. JIARKINS,
Horse Shoeing
Shop at 100 (.'beroeketa street, near Uon.
merelal. HpeeUI atteuUon to Inferrertncand
Remember
Cy Stewart
The Coooer.
IIcan mako auTtMng with hoop on It. and
make It pood Kew nrk or repairing, t'hou
mth oi Ml,' mm, Booth Balcin. o.i&a,5
,.lpll.1liliHl'iH"l"'"f"l"""'"'
COLLEGE
of the Willamette University,
.;UNUIiK NKW ' MANAGHMKNx.
(in.kfninirihdai Up loils'e, "lion")"
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FIK8T NATIONAL HANK IIUII.DINO, SAI.I5M, OU.
W. I, STAI.KV, I'HINUIML.
wiiwh. in. .-""j'y'"- '',,"",",,:,:,,., ...i ,,. , ,.(.i( 1,. .1 "
UMiitlMHitu eKliii lii(lMils:iiir enter 'nl nrir
t7iialnM"oirwwlmrHftyslniailoft ipy i h ,i
ni rt iralif 1" leHehrra lor Ihls wirllnular llim of work lliilim I. 1 1 i , . .,,
IHi"lnMS tV.llei) oilers live ...nrirs:-
Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship and English,
This Is positively I ho only; -
hinlnessrollecelnOrfaonuslDK Hie tntor-rommuiilcaUm mtem oi ImM.
i "Ji rrnotlM. Ouuif-town aiiidenu may asoiiro board and furiilshe i to ,
In Private family allt a wook. Wrlloor oall Ht coIIum oltln, lorcirnn,,,,
(IVlllR
fnlllnformnlion reiaiivoiooroii"i nnui, iiuri.M iii-, i- ,
-EXCELSIOR - STABLE-
EC, C, HANSEN, MANAGED.
Only good horses usod. Satisfaction gunrantootj.
back of Stato Inaurnnco hltick.
J, C. GOODALE,
GOBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWEIFTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT
All KrHilt-H and dlmonnlnun of Ridding Lunibor. r.arKOtt stock nnil Mt
p.li, J. E. BAKKR, Malinger
The Willamette Hole
LEADING HOTEL OF THE CITY
Reduced mien. Mannirement liberal. Electric cam leave hotel for all it
lie tiullillnizH and nolnta of Intoroet.
outroti8.J
GEATn -
-TFFE BUFFET CAR ROUTE-
nPTliQ Ghortoat
-ninwEKN-
Pacific Coast Points,
St.
Crow both the Ctumde and tho Itookv
m MM .,-..
Grandest Scenery in America!
Nnrti,;, T'inlu i-oninun; nneni u n. in. viaHeatlle. Bn1oaoiU8. o. n. vu O.K.
ninw nnn'l ?N,uli"""l'?'ll,',llll,mi!III'MI1 '"lln ordlnlnt osrs. 0 .HVit library an,
and Snmn.t y,.i',"M.r?d ?"!l l '"uy,,lnS "M The bullet llbr -ry oirs nri nnrvcl of -tfati
u imninJh2i?'hi',i,Vl,.Dw.?1,,ttr.l).e.r. hop my clmlrn. o-o. Hie mnKnirlcentiirlB
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Joy del ghttui rldo free from tho heat und
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Miss Ballou's School
OI'RNKI) IN
CUANNIXG HALL,
B!i1Iirec?!v.c.ull(,reu ,rom 8 years upwards
Special ..ttentlon to beulnncrs. All do ired
ilfi.M?.w'' ,n("uirt rauslo. plali ana
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Conservatory Work.
Dr. Parvln, dlrertor nud teaoherW
Piano, Italian filniiiK harmony und
ohisi ta,ahin .Vnuted hyMIss Anna
Krobs, teacher nf piano, organ, cultar
violin and zither.' Mrs. J.8R gK
leacher of piano, organ and alnmoR
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