The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 23, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt-w wrm TOiWrWWJJP5 TJ J-7 w irv M Tills SHAWKNIT GENUINE.... SHAWKNIT HOSE. z Z X to See Window Display. The Genuine have the name on the toe. These are the 7c pair genuine. Competitors cannot begin to match this val ue and they're sore about it too. rney come in a pretty shade of grey and are well worth twenty-fiye cents. Another line of the "Middlesex Brand" made by the Shawknit company in Brown and Black, all sizes 10 to 11 1-2. "We Never Misrepresent our Goods." I J. J. Dalrymple & Co. The Quality Store SHAWKNIT sB'efc S00 &fi &8$ Wheat Market, 8am Fjumcjsco, Oct. 28. Cash 05. Chicago, II!., Out. 28. 1-iec. V2. Balem, 50. GOLD DUST FLOUR MASS HY Tho Sidnev Power Co, H1DNKY, OUKOON. made or family ubo, ask your grocers for t. Bran and ohortH always on hand. A T. WALN, AGENT. moNi 51. Bottled Beer Klinger licck.Buccewou to SoutbSalerc Bottling Works. All orders for bottled boor will bo filled at tho brewery. Kept on old storage. Frj city delivery. Telephone 2131. Moving Those planning to move household goods furniture, etc . would do well to call on Uentloy A Co. New trucks. Covered. Heasonable prices. Accomodating and careful drivers. Call up Phone 201. The old reliable transfer Co. D, S. BENTLEY & CO. 319 Proof st. WE CARRY A TF?n I M 1 " Hr4sV JO lit V T? rit . p JUt,i V XN WSKmM SppS3l SYRUPS OUR LEADERS ARE: "Sew Orleans JHolashee in cans or bulk, Rock Candy Drips in Cans und Hulk pa in uaua unu HUlK TerGarderj Drips Old Bettlor's Mapjo tjynip "si. YankcoIIUPaMftplo Syrup v Buck wheat and all flour. iTeadcjuarter . brands of eieals in 'PHSft'sl Rotln t& FJionttftli 1 i Mackm osiies season we bought an exceptional line I 01 nun coamanu uvugut mn " -."-, ...... otlier dealers' eoial prices are not In it with our regular prlcer. Girts' Coil at $2.00 US 53.00 Ladles' Coats at $4.00 to $12.00 Boys' Coats at $2.50 Men's Coats at $3.00 to $7.50 HOLVERSON'S i to z H The Quality Store Just One Grain of Dust May make your watch a prevaricator of tho worst typo; may cm) bo you to miss your train, your business engagement, your appointment with your wife, If tho aforesaid grain reposes in your chronometer; moat peoplo call It a watch JCt us sco tho trouble and rec tify it. All watches sold or repaired hero guaranteed to bo kopt in pur feet repair for one year. Watches o 'caned, 75c. Main Springs, 7Cc. CU Ulno-AC Scientific Octlclati . H. HingeS 206 Commercial St. Next boor to Itolverwu's The Cotuje. II S Hcdrick, Polo gll. Arthur Miller, Polo III. P M Matheun, Portland. 8 II Boulo. Portland. E H Manning Portland. J A Miller, Olex Oregon. K Q Ilaseltino. Lyons. Henry Hruor, fitayton. A Gean Jones, Ileppner. Paul Jarvis, Silverton. "" WllUraette. 0 It. Parson, Portland, J. 0. McLees, Milton. Heny Mover, City. Maurice winters, City. Wm. Bwiford. City. Bath II. McAllister, Kugono. J. W. Watson, Portland. W. 0. Boyd, Now York. II. P. Dushoug, Portland. Itulph Foeney, Portland. K. 0. Hawman, Itainlor, Or. S. I), lilako. Snn Fraualsco. Walter Jackson, Portland. Walter L. Toouo, Woodburn. Geo. W. Hubbard. Fustln, Calif. C. C. Goldsmith, Portland. 8. II. Kakin, Kuleno. F. B. Golden, Marlon. R. II. Wilson, Portland. J. 8. Rush. Ban Francisco. Wm. T. Muir, Portlond. H. Ilium, Ban Francisco. 9 The llomllest Man la Salem An well us tho hantlboiucat, mid othom are Invited to call on any druKKlHi und uot freo a trial bottlo of Kemp's Iiulsutu for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that Is guaranteed to ouroand believe all Chronto and Acuto UougliF, ABthma, RronchltU and Consump tion. Price 25o. and 50o. cod&w GREAT LINE OF Log Cabin Maplo Syrup rxuiuuora unuaua tjnp. kinds of pancake for all the leading town Graber BtatoBt, to mntmfmmkmmmmtammmkmktmmatimmmimma HOTEL HRIVALS MURDERED BY fl JANITOR Young Girl at Jefferson Lured Into the Basement and Killed ONE OF THE MOST DASTARDLY CRIMES COMMITTED IN MARION COUNTY Clyde Yaughn Accused of the Deed He Has Disappeared and Will Probably Meet With Lynch Law if Found The People of Jefferson in a High Pitch of Excitement Lulu Jones, a thirteen year old diughtor of widow Joneo, was called in to the basement of the Jefferson public schools at 9:40 this morning and brain ed wiih an axe in tho bands of Clyde Vaughn, tho janitor. Sho was alive when found but is unconscious and will probably die. The girl that has probably been killed is a sister of ex-county superintendent Jones, and Prof. Cbas. Jones of Salem, Sho was a bright scholar and of pleasant winning manners, and the murder has cast a deep gloom over the entire community. A telephone message was received at the shcrifl's office about 10:30 this morning bringing the first news of the tragedy aud asking that Sheriff Dnrbln take steps to help run down tho assas sin, who had disappeared. Story of tbe Dastardly Crime. Mica Jones was called outof the school room at 9:45 o'clock, aud not returning was found twenty minutes later in the basomont of the echpolhouse in a semi unconscious condition, whero she had been felled by a blow of an axo. She wds still alive when found by Principal Wiloy aud ho with tho assist anco of tho other teachers carried her to to the residence of G. V. Johnson near by, where sho is boing cared for. Tho wound was on the templo over the right eye and wan evidently a full blow from the fornor of tho back of an axe swung by a strongman. The skull was cut through and drivon into tho brain eo that the blood flowed freely and tho brain matter oozed out through tho wound. At noon sho was still allvo, but uncon scious and no hopo for her recovery. Local medical aid was not doemod suffi cient to porform tho necessary oporatlon and a phyaiclun was sent for from Al bany. The skull will havo to bo trepanned, 1 1 relievo tho brain from pressure if by any possibility sho la to recover. Tho man accused of tho deed is Clyde Vaughn, tho Jnnltor of tho school, a young man aged 10 or 20, whoso par entis live at Jefferson. He has disap peared and search is being made. In FCRSOMAL. Vol. Wattler, of Gervais, was In town Monday. IJanlcor Eakln of Kugono stopped over at Salem today. Kronk I TalklrjKton wont to Albany today on business. Nick Miller, of Woodburn, was a 8a lent visitor Monday. 8. Phillipl, a Stuytou, Btock and sheep man was in tho city today. Prof. Chas, Jonos has uouoto Ashland to attend a county Institute. Manager Magulru, of tho Ohrystal Ice Works, wont to Portland yestorday. J. 0. Goodalo has gone to Kugono and Coburn to look aftor basilicas Interests. Tho Westacott brothers' Wm. 0. aud Klohurd, wont to Portland on business today. Miss Blanche Dovo has gono to Mod ford to spend the wlntur with her sister, Mrs. G. 1. Mills. Architect Neor, who was involved in tho Kugono court houso contract, wm in town yestorday. Rev. aud Mrs. WUboii, of Kugoiityind llov. 8toveiiBon,of Albany, arrived Mon day to visit Huv. Hugh Wallace at the Willows. SuvcU liy Scnwcril. "I wjib ouve auved by seaweed," said au old ui otipttilu, "down In the Falkland Inlands. We wero belm; washed on n lee Khuro when tho uklp per, nu old follow from Novn Scotia, picked up n vine that was UouttiiK on the wuter mul hauled It In until It got pretty uuur iih "IiIjj an a iimn'u Innly; thou he made It fast, aud we swuug by It. as good n cable as you would wnnt to sue nud otu of the curlousesi things." Philadelphia Protut. SleolintiUui of h KUIi, People marvel at the mechaulsm of tho huuinu body, with Its -U2 bones aud W arteries, but mau U simple lu this respect coiuputvd with the carp. That remarkable tlsh woven no fewer than 4,iSH bones and niusqlos cvory time It breathes. It has 4,80 veins, to sny nothing of Its DO tuusoles. Tact Is being mora and more recog nlted ua a valuable Instrument In man'a welfaro find happiness. Phila delphia Ledger. citement is running high. Parties are out in search all directions and if Vaughn is found it will In almost im possible to keep the people from taking Justice in their hands, A former school mate of young Vaughn describes him as a quiet, poaceablo boy who stood well in his classes. Salem parties who know him say that ho is an awkward lni and backward appearing, apparently not at all bright, It seems however that ho wasendowed by heredity with an uncontrollable temper and a disposition to do violence if aroused. Statement of Prlsdeal WHey. Principal Wiley of the Jefferson schools has made the following state ment to Tue Jecilval: "Lulu Jones, an ndyarfped student in the seventh grade was called out of the room by tho janitor, Clydo Vaughn, at about 20 minutes to ten. Vaughn Raid thero was some ono who wished to speak to her. At tbe end of about 15 minutes sotno of her girl friends called my attention to her absonco and they all ncomod to worry about her. On this I went out to look for hor and found her in tho basement, whero sho was sitting in a partially upright position and with a oovpro wound in tho forehead. Tho axe showing marks of blood on tho poll was lying near by. Thero wero eonio signs of strugglobut apparently hor assailant hud simply struck hor on the head and lied. From what I can gather from hor companions Vaughn has beendeeply Infatuated with tho girl and has been sending hor notes and otherwise show ing hor attentions, lint all his ap proaches had been rejected and spurned by Lulu. Vaughn has othorwiso con ducted himself nbovo reproach. Ho was janltpr laBt year and gavo good sat isfaction. Hut this crime Is n torriblo thing and without shadow of oxcubo. It will go hard with him if ho is fouud." Lulu is tho youngest of threo slBters. Sho made her homo with her mother and one brother, W. F. Jones. The other Bisters aro Mary Jones, teaching school at Albany, and Kate Jones. At piio o'clock tho physicians were perform ing an operation to roinovo the bone from tho brain, with littlo hopo of success. In the "ItiTollei'tloiiN of a New Eng land Town" Is the story of Mr. BuhIi. an Inventor and a very Htudlous man. who Hornet lines became so absorbed In (bought iih to forget both place und people. Ills wlfo was a notntilt housekeeper, but hIii did not always go to church. One Sunday she lucomptiuled her bus hand thither and glad aud proud was he. Hut when tho service was over he walked away' home, leaving her be hind. MrH. Itiili was grieved. "My dear." she snld when she reach ed the house. "I don't Uuow what peo pie will think Von came uwny with out me. It wa plain to be seen that I was entirely forgotten." Mr. Hush looked at her in comical (lUmny. "Forgotten, my dear'' said he, "Oh, no; I don't think that's possi ble. Why," a brilliant Idea striking him, "now I remember. I was think ing of you till the way home. I was thinking what n good dinner you'd give uiel" Father Time Keeps tho hours rolling along just the samo whether you eov on a fust or slow machine : : The Standard Rotary IUb Swtd. Two In Ose Is the machine that will eavo a third of your time and much patience into Uio bargain. If you question that you can eavo a third iu time, como and see for yourself. Don't take our word. Now machines for rent. : : : Old onoa taken in trade. : : : Machines repaired, Needles, oil and parts for all machines, Those cuts on pianos aud organs still continue. Several custom, ers aro figuring on some of our Bnans. They may take a littlo (oolong to think about it. No timo like the protent. Como and see that we mean busiuoss, PA.aJIOQINS 307 CommtrcUlStrctt. Carbide for your gas lamp, two iKMiiuis lor ao cents. THE SILENT CASHIER la what the busy business man terms the latest Improved Cash Keg. later. As is sometimes Mid of this marve ona i prico oi mjchanlam. it cannot talk or play the piano, but to the busy man It can and does things of vastly more importance. It is an infallible cahlor-a sare thing by the way-a seven day wonder. Wo press the button turn the crank, and it "does the rest" namely: register tlm kind and amount of your pnrchare, prints, dates and Issues a ticket containing these facts, and the further Information that the ,ioldor thereof is entitled to a rebate of 5 per cent, on cnsli purchases, and this is a point careful buyers do not and others shou Id not loeii sight of. We were the first to introduce this system in Salem, but all good things have imitators, and which we ate told is tho elncor est torm of flattery. However this may be, wo lead and aro con tent to have others follow. But when you want tho best in the drug line, always go,the reliable, tho progressive, the up-to-date, the leading drugstore of DAN'L J. FRY, 310 Commercial St. Spend a few Looking over Furniture The Right Prices yours for bargains, F.CD.HOLLIS Si CO. FIPST DOOR NORTH OP POSTOFFICE. NEXT SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL GAME) Eugene Acknowledges the Strength of Salem Team. Game Will Be Close and Hotly Contested. Ath letic Club Getting; Its Men Icto Shir to DoSomeCooiWor. The Oregon Weekly, the University of Oregon paper, has this to eay, touching tho football gamo sot for next Saturday! Tho football season of 1000 will be for mally opened next Saturday attcrnoon, when the 'Varsity lines up against tho team of the Capital Athletic Club, of Salem. This will bo by far tho best ex hibition of sport ever seen in Kugono, for an examination as to tho respective merits of the oposing elements shows the chances aro about even. Tho Salem team contains eorno of tho strongest players in the state) among thorn ipay bo mentioned "Splko" Young, a former Multnomah Guard; Gault, who played on 0. A. C. in '07 and captained Pacific University last year; and Reuben Sand ers, the Chemawa full baek; Chauncey Bishop, a young brother of tho 'Varsity veteran, Jeesup, who played on U. O.'s pioneer team, and Hurry Ollnger, for merly of Willamottu University, will also be found in tho line-up. Jarvcs, Judd and WilllutnB, three heavy men, aro trying for lino positions, so the club men should bring up u most formidable representation. Thp 'Varsity rfiep are gt initially round ing into form and ought to put up a good, snappy gamo on Saluruay. Conch Kaarsberg has been drilling tho men on the finer points of play,and ho is pleated at their rapid progross. Wagner, who has been on tho shelf for a week, will probably bo ablo to play, although his condition is not tho best, Edwards will re-appeur today after au nbfonco of three weeks. Ho will probably bo ablo to re- sumo his playing, although it is not thought that ho will bo iu form by Sat urday. Waddell has discontinued play ing for tha season, but tho squad has boon strengthened by tbo addition of several new candidates. Among them aro two of the renowned Templotous, who havo helped to mako U. 0. athletips famouB. Goodall, a promising candidate for guard, and McClanahun, the veteran quarter-back. About twonty-tlvo men havo been showing up for dally work, aud somo exciting pructico games havo been played, Coach Kaarberg is confident that his men will givo a good account of them selves, but Is of tho opinion that the game will bo close and hotly contested, Tho Salem team was out for practice last evening, and drilled on tho slguale for tho first time, Jatvls, who arrived yestorday, taking a hand lu the gamo. The boys aro confident that by the last of tho week they can put up n game that will glvo their opponents something to do. It is probable that a practice g(mo will bo played with tho Ohouiowa team somo day this week, though U was found impracticable to have it today. It would 1k oxtremoly difficult for tho members of tho Salem team to get nway from thoir business for tlto half day necessary to go down to Chemawa for a pruutico game, and it is hoiiod that tho ChemawA boya will be accommodating to tho ex tent of piling into tho big curry-all mid coining up here, DatiKcra of Boating-, Clara Wueu George und I nro tnnr rled, I nm to havo my own way In ev erything, Dora Guess you won't, Clara Indeed I will. That's the bar jalu. Don't you remember I told you he proposed to mo In a rowbout and asked If I'd float through life with him lust that way? "Yes." "Well bo was rowing, but I was jteerlng," Now York Weekly. A MlaleailluK Analomr. "When you eat, be careful to leave )ff hungry," la advice often given at the Jlnuer table, but seldom received In an Ibedtent spirit. Tho caution was repeated not long iluce to a young mau of vigorous ap petite. "Pshaw," aald be, "you might as woll tell me to wash xny face and bo careful to leuvo off dirty," AowniBM y.qr-rnHtytsrwri-7JTtgngirra Minutes our line of S3r and our prices will convince you Jhat we have the right Roods at F0R END OF THE CENTURY CONCERT Preparations are under way for a great ending century muelcal service at ST. Joseph's church, Monday night, Decem ber 31, under the direction of tho noted musical precentor, V. F. Scobie. A greater portion of Monrt's Twelfth Mass will be given. Thero will bo a chorus of about 24 voices, and an orches tra of 10 pieces. Of course, the Christ muH musical servlcos will not ho omit ted. One Insane, Paul Schmidt, aged 10 years, of Mt Angel, was committed to the utlum Monday. JOURNAL X-HAYS Ono would think the railroad company would get tired hauling Iku Patterson and Kd Gilbert up mid down betwem Portland nud Salem every day. Hut they havo to' look of tor McKlnloy's business at both ends of the lino it seems. 6 4 Jo Long while in Snlom Monduy tried to palm himself off at a partner of Ralph Moody. Tho fact that Sulem Is a good town is proven when otlier towns seek to cm ploy Satom teachers, Salem mechanics, Salem lawyers, doctors and newspaper men. 4 4ft 4 Good schools and good financiering are the best and most profitable invest ments a town can mako. Ten grades iu all our public schools would draw thousands of peoplo to livo at Salem, Mark llnnna is at least direct and frauk in his methods. Ho says thero aro no trusts and the dinuerpail Is all thero is in this campaign. Ho might have added the canteen. Tho cry of high taxes cannot bo raised successfully against bettor schools. Wo havo had high taxes and poor schools, Thoyaru better than thoy wore but they aro not what thoy should to In a city like Saloni. A Upon arriving iu Now York Mark Twain was interviewed and said: "You'vj boon quoted hero as an nntl Imperialist." "Well, I am. A year ago I wasn't. I thought it would be a geat tiling to givo a whole lot of freedom to tho Filipinos, but I guess now that It's belter to let them givo it to them solves." Wo hopo that strike J will bo settlefl before oleotion. It looks too much llko taking political advantage to run a strike during a political campaign. NEW TODAY. A biiflinoss opportunity, von can buy a meat shou or a nartnerabin? i small amount of money necessary. C. oh, Tho German Market. 12 23 tf Estlni will Prove Qualify You can nrovo thn "otnnilnr.!'" i. .,i ngat our table. I ho best of food is cooKiil and eorved in stvlo to please at Tub St. Klmo Restaubant. Fresh From the Oven. If you want the best of bread, cake and plus froah from tho oven go to Strong's Hestaurant. Woatacott A Stoln, Qulncts la Market. And nil other fruit, groceries and pro virions that you require for your table v.... l,u injuBin v nur priws trom eod Bkaxsnx A K.nN. boa't Fortet When you are going Kast to tako tho beat road. T hat moans to go via tho' tturtheru PaciQc. This company runs two through vos- tlllUletl trainn ilnili. !.t...nr... T-.i i nn.us. hr:. T"'.."'.v,u.u,, .4"""ii J i. o ves i ortanu atL' p. m im i:y p. m. io lu 14 Cider uarr.'ls. I have a lot nf hnrrula an, l..., ..:. , , . , , ....w M, avuo nun- ablo for cider, wine or vinegar, Call on , J. P. Rogers, 218 222 Com., St. 10 0 lni For Sale. 100 COrds aall U-l-iml ilallt.nm,! I.. quantities to suit. Apply to, Crystal loo orks, 10th and State streots. Tl. pnoiie i-uri, io-i. t Wew MUllaery Depaitmeat. Mrs. D. I. Fiualur I,.. r.nn..n.l .... nilllnery department in Greenbaum'a Dry Goods Slnrn. u-lmn cl.u ..111 1... . pleased to see all her old friends and pa- Our Specials nWleeteto tage of them: x A good Mackintosh for $l?50 nSn" men's latest styles of Box Coats for $3.00 x ah 8Se: Serge suits $8.50 and up x A splendid line of suite?! $5.00, $6.00 and $6.5(fo We are headquarters for nl.? coats and can give them to you from $4.50 to SiRnn Ask to see them acjust f nishing our lotjof Campaign liatc are offer incr them at extra low nrirns nnrl tlm ft" "dis. are offering them at extra low prices and the wav Vvlh going it will be hard to judge which way the election ffi Turn - we are now oner nu jackets at prices that will pay Itelinaii's New Racket Store. Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or. STOP rental's Dry You can save from 25 to 75 per cent, by purch asing your goods there. . All goods marked down. Choice fine goods at reduced prices. ISnDORE Location First Door LSTOVBS- i i' II' 'I w. I. 1 "I ' iV. cr N QTeiNBR I no static MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conductod by tho Benedictine Fathers. The Ideal Place for Your Boys, WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER, 1900 ."' - As nil Investment, nava nuhstantlsl , ."y --' .L'-'iid y-- - - dividends. This fact is demonstrated f-.s' s SS 7 , 7?v continually by our graduates. Fourof USCCLSC'C'CcCsS Csa our students havo gono from school to AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS The i proeont year. You will find hero skillful teachers, correct methods and modern ,...w.. ,vu iu ,,, ,, uuru HKiiuui leuuners, correct mouious aim moueru equipments. Students admitted at anv timo. Visitors woicomo. For illustrated i-MMivjiuo lumntBtj, , VVVfcV,VAfcVtAVVV Slices I 'Woliovo thqm and for winter wear they cannot - bo t beat." Our prices will suit you. Como nud nxnmlne our stock. : : : g E. F. OSBURN. ,okon ? ? VMvav-fc.sx Killed a Swan. Harry Moyer who lives noa tho bank of tho rlvor was tho proudest boy in town this morning when lie marched up State Btreot carrying a largo grey Swan, tho victim of his marksmanship Tho bird was foolish onongh to settle on tho gravel bar across I ho river, and tho boy got him with threo shots. The bird will bo stuffed and will make a beautiful speolnun. Tlssot Pictures. Don't fall to see the exhibition of il. luatrato.1 pictures of tho "life of Christ" at tho Prosbyterian church on Tuosday and Wednesday evenings of this week, Dissolution Notice. Tho linn of Gr rdner A White (making a specialty of bicycle repairing) has dls Bolvod with mutual consent and In sua ceoded by White A Moore who will con tlnuo tho business at the old stand 228 LIlHJrtySt. I,. K Gardner has retained tbe umbrella stock nnd removed tho Mine to flg State rtreet, (2 doors west of Stoiner Drug Co.)where he will be found reaily to mako new, or repair or cover your old umbrellas. .kT'1 now,n.? themselves indebted to tho old Arm will pleaoe call at once and settle with olther member. I- K. Uakknbu. Salem, Oct. 17. 1000 ."' L" Wmrc10t t ne remainc nf nnr .." " you to investigate x 1 swmi INAT GREENBflGM South of the Postotlice, Goods Store Prepare for Winter By buying a new stove or having the old one relined. We have a large assort ment of Heaters and Steel Ranges which we offer at low prices. Repairs made, pipes sup plied and stoves set up on short notice. Your patron' age solicited. & BERGER a 12 v proutuuio employment (iuriugtliQUit two weeks. Plan now to take a court COLLEGE. SALEM. OnECON. y timo. visitors woicomo. or imisirai W. I. Stalky, Principal, Salem, Oregon. MISS EVA P. COX -Touohar of PIANO AND ORGAN Also clnsaoa in sight reading. Studio No 333 Front Street, Salem, Oregon. MISS BEATRICE SOELTON Teaohr of PIANO AND ORGAN Also classes in sight reading. Studio, 1?S Front elreot, Salem. Oregon. 0 191m Miss Berlin II. Hubbard PIANIST Pupils accepted at any time. Real dence 1 block west of North School, Sa loin, Oregon. N. W. N. COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND ART A. J.Carlrad. Prln. Literary Dep't. Z. M. Parvln, Mus. Doc.. Director of Department of Music. : : : Pull carci Jn tbo principal branchei of rauilG ana rt. Hrtt term fcejinii Mohday Sept. Beau for circular to Z. M. l'AK I.V Mu Uoc., Salera U MuUo room No. 7, l'altou Illk. Northwestern Normal tt School and Business College Salera Oreron Term opens Sept. 24. Complete oourec of study Normal. lhM'P,S: Common School, Jllgn achool. Elocution, MUJ nnd Art. Kull Faculty. SatUfaotory wff 8oud tor circulars. A. J. GAPLAND. A. M. PrlfiClpaJ. American Laiiiii Ovned nnd otwratod by Americ Work flratclass. Give itVouf P,fSSJ bim xio.m ,,iMA Am, i.nnnrv n v Church street. Telephone Main ww Branch oftlces, Wiprut Cigar Store Fair Ground Store, Yow Park GroW, Allen A Boyersox, State Street. ",