STATE REFORM SCHOOL,

SALEM, OREGON.

E. M. CROISAN,

Superintendent.

MRS. E. M. CROISAN,

Matron.

J. D. ROBB,

Principal of School.

MISS N. EVA LEE,

Assistant Teacher.

DR. J. A. RICHARDSON,

Physician.

H. HELMKEE,

Family Manager.

J. W. GAMBEL,

Assistant Family Manager.

MRS. F. M. MILES,

Housekeeper and Nurse.

MRS. J. D. ROBB,

Assistant Housekeeper.

MRS. W. J. IRWIN,

Music Teacher, and in Charge of Dining Hall.

W. J. IRWIN,

Farmer.

F. M. MILES,

Assistant Farmer.

F. H. KINSEY,

Engineer.

LESTER LUCKEY,

Assista t Engineer.

A. M. PATRICK,

Carpenter.

T. J. SULLIVAN,

Tailor.

MRS. T. M. MARTIN,

Assistant Tailoress.

MRS. T. J. BUFORD,

Laundress,

T. M. MARTIN,

Shoemaker.

BERTHA POWELL,

In Charge of Dairy.

R. L. PRESCHNELL,

Cook.

CLARENCE KEENE,

Nightwatch.

SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL,

NEWPORT, OREGON.

The Summer Educational Association will begin August 1st, and continue four weeks.

The instructors in this school are persons who are specialists in their several lines of work. Intending students should correspond with the professors of the departments which they wish to enter, or with S. G. Irvin, Newport, Oregon.

FEES.

Tuition to any course, $1.00 to $1.50. Membership fee, $1.00.

BOARD.

Arrangements have been made whereby members can obtain board and lodging for $5.00 per week.

COTTAGES

Can be rented from $20.00 to $50.00 per season. Tenting ground can be had free of cost.

MARKETS.

Supplied with all that the San Francisco and Portland markets afford, and at about the same prices.

READING ROOM,

Which is attached to the auditorium, will be a source of convenience and pleasure to members. It is supplied with leading papers of the state; also all the popular magazines. Daily mails and telegraphic communication are among the advantages.

ROUND-TABLE LECTURES

Weekly in the reading-room, on popular subjects. These lectures are free to the public.

AMUSEMENTS.

The programme will be so arranged that about half the time will be devoted to recreation.