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I N D E P E N D E N C E & M O N M O U T H RY. ed with hot and cold water, with quite a handicap in that partic- in the background, it being only toilets and bathrooms for a nuni- ular, as agents for other con- business sense for farmers to Dallas Division. ber. The whole structure will cerns, both green and dried, turn their attention to things We aim to carry as many Adm itted to the second class of mail m atter. A R R IV IN G D A L LA S. be lighted with electricity, (ion- have worked the whole region that will bring them larger re sorts of underwear as there L E A V IN G DALLAS. 8:30 a. m. P assenger No. 6-1 ........................0 :50 a. in. tracts were dosed with Guy ! pretty thoroughly during the last turns, and ship in the grain they i P assen g er No. 0 5 ............ 1:00 p. in. PtiHiienger No. 08 ................... 11 : t() a. in. Bros, yesterday for the neeessa- two weeks. Our people are loyal need from places where the land are physical types among ! Paanenger No. 00 ........ THURSDAY, AUG. JO. 19» I. 7:2ö p. in. P assenger No. 70 ....................... 0:55 p. m. ry plumbing, and Barr will be to the packer and would gladly is not so valuable for such pur-1 men. Heavy, long-cut un Panaenger No. 7 1............ over from Salem today to close have held their crop for it, had poses. He himself was formerly d e r w e a r f or t h e cold L EA V IN G IN D E P E N D E N C E A R R IV IN G IN D E P E N D E N C E V . P . F IS K E . up for the installation of a fine lit been known to a certainty that a great wheat raiser in Califor blooded; lighter, athletic-cut P assen g er No. 04 ....................... 0:00 a. in. P am in g er No. t«5 9:15 a. in. heating plant for the whole build- [ the plant would be located here, nia, farming 1200 acres in Ala underwear for those of more P assenger No. 08 ..................... 10:50 a. in. P assenger No. 00 .........................1:25 p . m . P assen g er No. 7 0 ........................6:15 p. in. P assenger No. 71 .........................8:00 p ni. I te m iz e r,o n e y ear in a d v a n c e ..................................................... (1 50 ing. Telephones will he install- As it is, the output from the meda county, but threw up the [ S U B S C R IP T IO N j W ith W eekly O regonian o r S em i-w eekly J o u r n a l .............. 2 00 active circulation. And the ed in the rooms, but it is not yet ¡packer this year will probably job and put in peaches, and is ; Airlie Division. 1 75 definitely settled whether a pri- not exceed 15 carloads, for which now making dollars where he in-between kinds. All sizes, L E A V IN G A IR L IE A R R IV IN G A IR L IE . vate exchange will be put in or in excess of 7 cents is now being formerly made cents, the same, all good fabrics, and all P assen g er No. 6 2 .........................8:15 a. m • P assenger No. 6 1 ....................... 7 :50 a. in. M I’TTTAT i Office, 11 Office: general service used. The front! freely offered. Contracts for as can be done right here today. ! dependable qualities. . P assen g er No. 7 2 ........................ 4:05 p. n r P assenger No. 7 3 ...................... 3:25 p. in. PHONES: R e sid e n c e ,1401 No. 4 2 0 * M ain 8t. of the new building will be o f j several lots were written while The Itemizer has been making! A R R IV IN G IN D E P E N D E N C E . V IN O IN D E PEN I)E NOE. cement and metal with large on the trip, making a good morn this plea for years to our people, No one undersells us on L P EA assenger No. 6 1 ........................ 7 :00 a. m. P assenger No. 0 2 ....................... 9:25 a. m . mg's work, Mr. Stafford leaves 1 but it seems necessary for new windows as Mr. Crider believes underwear of equal grades. P assen g er No. 7 3 ........................ 2:30 p. in. P assenger No. 7 2 ....................... 4:50 p. in. Patron iir One A nother for the U pbuildtna of Town and C ounty. today for his California home comers to show them how. As in plenty of light. T ra in No. 09 leaving D allas at 1 :00 p. in. connects a t M o n m o u th for A irlie. but another representative will a staple crop, Mr. Stafford be Mr. Crider is to have the build T rain s Nos. 02 an d 72 from A irlie connect a t M onm outh for D a lla sa n d way p o in ts. ing ready for occupancy by Oc soon be on hand, and if any have lieves there is nothing to equal Acer ding to the Oregonian and Telegram the people tober 1st. and then Mr. Berry not sold their prunes, he will be prunes, the market for them as of the second congressional district are not as well sat will bring here the furnishings glad to buy, paying the highest yet being in its infancy, and he i isfied with their new representative in congress as they thinks there is no place on the of his Portland hotel, sufficient market price. At the big cut and fill on the earth where better ones can be for 50 rooms, all brand new and might be. According to the evidence he seems a man firstclass in every particular. Dunlop hill John Ebbe’s steam grown than right here in old who allows his animal passions to overbalance any other The hotel will retain the name of shovel is scooping out the dirt in Polk. good points he might possess. his Portland one "The New great shape, and crushed rock T his Is th e title of a b e a u tifu l 64-page book, w h ich laying was started yesterday Reunion of Dallas Girls. Scott.” w ill show a n y boy o r g irl how to SUCCEED. Drop a p o s ta l In th e m a il TODAY a n d It w ill be sen t FREE. The S. P. now has a sort of belt line around Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Berry and her morning. You will hardly know The aim of th e College la to d ig n ify an d p o p u la ris e At the home of Mrs. Anna' Mster were callers Tuesday, and that place when it is finished, th e In d u strie s, an d to serv e ALL th e people. I t offers and some day you will see a local train serving all sta yesterday afternoon there co u rses in A g ric u ltu re , C ivil E n g in eerin g , E le c tric a l seem especially impressed with I Our first stop was at the Kim- Coad D a lla » M erca n tile Co. was held a reunion of a number: E n g in eerin g , M echanical E n g in eerin g , M ining E n g in tions from here to McMinnville on the Yamhill division lour town and its advantages, ball place, where Mr. and Mrs. e erin g , F o restry , D o m e stic Science an d A rt, Com Dallas ladies, who went to m erce, P h a rm a c y an d M usic. T h e C o lle g e o p e n s and the West Side. ! both now and prospective. They Koohle have one of the most at- of talk over the school days of long Septem ber 22d. C atalog free. 10 10 C H W a tts ................................. do not wish to be classed as an- tractive places in the valley. We ago and to do honor to Mrs. El H C r a w f o r d ........................... 24 35 A d d ress: REGISTRAR, OREGON AGRICULTURAL tagonists of our hotels already found there a well boring outfit, mer LaCornu, of Spokane, and J o h n M a ie r................................... After all their clamoring for protection it was left to COLLEGE, C o rv allis, Oregon. 19 35 8 50 F red H a m ilto n ............................. here, but think there will be now down 150 feet, and are go- Our George to show wool growers that they were not Mrs. W. P. Mills, of Centralia, W E H a rtm a n ............................. 8 10 plenty of business for all, and ing on until they get sufficient who are here visiting the scenes M Lewis ....................... 9 35 really getting it under the present tariff bill, but had will bring a class of custom with flow for all purposes, 1 59 childhood. The latter Du tv h C reek M i l l ......................... only been buncoed into thinking they had it. Independence Fire Put Out. them to the advantage of the At Mr. Mays’ we found every- of their 82 12 G illesp ie ............................. FARM NAMES. both Crystal girls, the old F W red 40 IK) town. They are coming to make thing in good order and George are ayne W o o d ................................. family home being where E. V. A small blaze was started in 16 06 B u tler ....................................... I. „ , , , . , , ,, I Dallas their home, and we ac- showed us how to repair a punc Dalton now lives and where their O R scar THE NEW SCOTT. 11 35 Those Registered and Approved the basement of the Enterprise H u d s o n ............................... for a firstclass hotelrv, ai30 the cord them a hearty welcome on tured tube in quick order. n ey ............................... 135 20 : office Tuesday afternoon when a i chance for advancement that | behalf of our people, feeling as- With Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mc father ran a blacksmith shop at O F ra A n k S p in Since Our Last Report. 1UI 2 5 1 B yerley an early day. A big dinner was serious fire was narrowly avert Donald, formerly of the Buckeye served by the genial hostess, a C ecil 8 p in n e y ............................ .. 57 50 George A. Berry Will Open New there is in this section of the sure(j they will merit it. ed. The fire started from a de .country, so last week closed a 17 50 M C H o w le n ................................. Variety store here, now on the 46—Oakdale W. H. Good, fective stove pipe, and before it Hotel Here October 1st. picture taken of those W ill S p in n ey ............ < ................. 56 25 | contract with Mr. Crider for a place they bought of D. P. Stouf- group 52 50 Dallas. and a most pleasant af B E Rose ...................................... was discovered a large hole was 10-year lease of the new build IN THE COUNTRY. fer near Ballston, we spent a present, D allas I.u m b er A Logging Co 47 Holly Summit Fruit Ranch. burned in the floor* Mr. Mcln- 135 12 ternoon spent in reminiscences. ing mentioned, Mr. Crider obli As the Itemizer stated a cou most pleasant half hour, Mrs. Those present were: Mrs. La- W a tt S h ip p ................................. 46 19 C. W. and S. A. Davis Bean, Sa- turff was the first to make the C W M a t h e w s ............................. 5 07 tem. ple of weeks ago, Mr. George A. gating himself to next year put McDonald treating us to some discovery and attaching a hose m a S ta te B a n k .............. 2 25 Berry, of Portland, has leased up an additional building where Ye Editor Takes a Spin Down glasses of milk that were milk, Cornu, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Jas. G W illam 48- -Oak Hill Farm, Thos. J. to the faucet put out the fire in 174 50 W N ewbill ........................... Burns, Mrs. A. B. Muir, Mrs. J. the entire building now being the Apostolic Mission now hold [ and delicious cookies. They are Ballston Way. Rowell ............................... 13 80 Merrick, Buell. Smith, Mrs. Anna Coad. Mrs. J W C W R eynolds a few minutes. The property erected by Mr. J. W. Crider, ex forth, and to add another story cosily ensconsed in their new E. . . ............................ 7 00 49- Apple Acres, F. J. Coad, belongs to the White Motor Car H. P. Shriver, Mrs. J. C. Shultz, to the whole brick if it is found lam es G o o d m a n ........................ 11 25 Dallas. cept the room to be occupied by home, and are delighted with the Miss May Shelton. company at Portland. E lm e r R u ik o ................................. 5 00 At the invitation of Mr. T. II. life of a farmer and making it the Steiling Furniture Company, necessary. The hotel will occu 50 Orchard Grove Farm, Hen M rs E C la ik e 8 00 and will put in an uptodate hotel py with apartments all the up- Stafford, of the Armsby Packing pay. • D ennis B ro th e rs........................... 6 75 ry, Voth, Dallas. WORKING* BIG GUNS. Probate. there. Some three years ago per story of both the new and company, and in company with We came back by way of Per- 44 50 C M S im m o n s ............................. 51 LaCreole Jersey Farm, W. 36 87 0. Morrow, Rickreall. Mr. Berry came west from Oma- the old brick, the present stair- Mr. Edwin Jacobson, general i rydale, stopping at Hugh Hayes’ In th e e s ta te of Isaac S tev en s, d eceas A E H o is in g to n ......................... ed— final acco u n t an d ob jectio n s th e r e J I) A dam s C o ........................... . 17 50 ha and leased the building on the way being torn out and that booster for the commercial club, en route home. 52— Maple Mound, W. J. Craw Company H Getting All Kinds of to ; m otion to s trik e objectio n s of M a- J o h n S ch alter A S o n s ................. 2 35 corner of Seventh and Ankeny much being added to the floor we took passage in GeorgeCoad’si Mr. Stafford was much pleased caska Practice at Fort Stevens. S u tto n from files o v erru led ; J W Lee ............................... 55 50 ford, Salem. in Portland, for three years, fit space of the furniture company, auto yesterday morning for a wjtbl j be country gone over, agreed by resp ectiv e a tto rn e y s th a t all A L Stow eW ............................... 4 00 53— Ideal Farm, Louis Toede- 38 10 ting it up in fine shape as a first- This will give 38 sleeping apart-1 trip down Ballston way, to see thinking it ideal in every respect, pa per«, files a n d records sh a ll be co n J o e S a m p so n .................................. meur, Airlie. After spending Sunday night sidered ns ev id en ce in th e m a tte r, s u b J C S h u ltz ..................................... 47 00 class hotel. He called it the ments. The room on the corner for a certainty how many prunes but says be ¡s m0re stuck on our ject 54 Dallas View Fruit Farm, in camp at the college campus, to objectio n s to its a d m issib ility as S ta n d a rd Oil Co ......................... 12 17 New Scott. When it came to re will be the lobby with a stair were yet ansold in that part of c|imate than any one other thing, legal ev id en ce; stip u la te d by resp ectiv e Basil h C o ............................... 30 00 Fred R. Elliott, Dallas. Company H pulled out Monday newing the lease, the owners way leading above. The next the country, it being Mr. Staf- Ee hated to see so much good p arties th a t th e h eirs n am ed in th e oh J u s tin H u n te r ............................. 5 50 55— Fair View Orchard Farm, morning for Fort Stevens, about 4 50 August May, Dallas. chose to double the rent, and Mr. room west will be utilized as ^or<?j9 ,< e,slre, t° secure all he jan(] going to waste and predicts jections of M acaska S u tto n a re th e legal M W Jo n e s ..................... .......... 50 strong, and with little Arthur provided th a t P a u lin e S u tto n was C o n rad S ta friu ......................... 39 06 Berry not caring to give all his kitchen and dining room, and could of the dried article for the that in a few years it wjn an be heirs, 56— Central View Farm, R. A. Harris in full regimentals as the not legally a d o p te d : agreed by all p a r N A L uude ............................... 31 79 profits to the landlord, has been there will be two large sample operation of the new packing pro(]Ucing prunes or other or- ties, files an d records in th e m a tte r of R alp h A d am s ................... company mascot. Captain Tooze 263 17 Hastings, Airlie. seeking a new location. He be rooms. Each of the suites and plant this season. The packing chard stuff He says that the th e adoption of P au lin e S u tto n be a d R W y ett ....................................... 152 25 This makes a total of 56 farm promised us a letter of the hap came stuck on the prospects here single apartments will be provid- plant is this year working under; raising- 0f cereals should be put m itted in ev id en ce; o bjections su s ta in A B S tarb u ck ............................... 12 50 names registered in Polk coun penings for the first two days in ed as to P auline S u tto n being an h e ir ; Shaw A M u s c o tt............ 1 50 final acco u n t ap p ro v ed , ex cep t as to D allas Lu in b er A Logging Co 187 07 ty, more, we will venture to say camp, but it has failed to arrive. P auline S u tto n . S p au ld in g L< urging Co ............ At Fort Stevens yesterday the 202 97 than in any other county in the i * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ****** ***** ** ***«*****-**** 232 50 state. This shows progressive- Fourth Regiment continued its In th e e s ta te of A. W . S ta n sb u ry , d e S alem , Fulls C ity A W R y. 3 37 and that our people are proud of ceased—final acco u n t h eard an d a p p ro v G eorge M orton ........................... work at the big coast guns. The M V VV'oods................................. 2 25 ed. They can now infantrymen are rapidly master R B W inslow ............................... 20 00 their fine homes. Iti th e e sta te ol Isaac Dyck, deceased 13 75 give further proof of keeping up ing the details of their work, —p etition for assig n m en t of claim filed ; W illam in a S tu te Bunk S alem , F alls C ity A W Ry . . . 84 00 with the times by getting some i and expect to be fully qualified citatio n to issue. T h o rn to n H a rd w a re C o ........ 636 72 nice stationery printed at the i to put the giant rifles through J o e R ey n eld s ............................... 4 00 I the paces in target practice next Rose T P ie rc e ............................... 61 75 Itemizer office. COMMISSIONER’S COURT. 1 Monday. All troops at Columbia Cecil S m i t h ................................. 40 00 BILLS ALLOWED. G A F u rrier ................................... 9 78 DEATH OF POLKTIMBERMAN. i Beach and Fort Stevens will leave O H H udson ........ ................. 58 33 for Astoria Saturday afternoon E B urns . ___ 58 33 H W S tu m p .................................. $ 1 so H W illiam Lee ............................. 1 71 J. C. Kramer Succumbs to Disease at 1 o’clock, so it was officially S M Ray A Co ............................. 75 A R Tobey ............................. announced today from General 17 36 Dallas W a te r Co ........................... 20 40 C M T in e a x ................................. at Hospital in Dallas. 02 09 Finzer’s headquarters. Shaw A M u s c o t t ......................... 50 R B utler ............................... 51 02 THE POL'i COUNTY ÌTEiMIZER. ^1 1 ON THE SEV » * * « « » » « ♦ » » * » » »»in » Hi» » « »AM U»»»» HHMHMHIt» » ♦ » » » » * * * * * * * # # * * * * * * * * * * No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No *■ » * * * * » »«»»»*»»»♦*« 2 ________ 21,620 3 ________ ___ 16,625 4 ________ 12,575 . . 7 ,9 0 0 8 . 5 2 _____ 7,540 227,635 53 54 14,925 182,820 55_ 6 1 ________ 187,690 6 6 ___ 16,195 67 7,935 1 1 2 _______ _______ 7,325 122 ____ 21,120 137 6,220 6,785 151 152. 16,505 MHFMMHHMf* * * * » a e * » * e e e * * * e * * e * * e a * * * * e * * * « « * e e * * - * * * * * * * * * * * # * # * * 4 i * * - * # * * * y * » « * * * • * * * * * * * * * * » « * * * * * Uglow Clothing House M en’s Fine Clothing, Gentlemen’s Furnishings, Etc. T H E F L O R SH E IM S H O E Dallas, Oregon E lectric K ixture A S u p p ly Co . 1 55 J e rr y O ’B rien ................. ........ 106 75 P A U P E R ACCOUNT. J . C. K ra m e r, a p ro m in e n t tim b e r- NEW ROUTING. J W h i t e h e a d .................. 76 25 C E H u n t l e y ................................. 100 00 H a rry C o u s i n ............................. 57 38 m an and re sid e n t of Polk co u n ty and J K Neal ......................................... 0 00 T M cC reary ........... ........................ v icin ity , died a t th e D allas h o sp ital [ «- . j r • t l 76 25 C A R o b in s o n ................................. 14 00 I) W C am p b ell ............ 72 5o M onday ev en in g , from a com p licatio n i ulorning and Evening train s by l> G M e ad o r.......... .......................... 15 50 J M oore ..................................... th W t S'd 72 50 of d iseases affecting th e sto m ach . T he j P eter Cook ..................................... 10 00 T CouUon ..................................... 1 25 fu n era l will b e h e ld in th e ch ap el of Dr L L H e w itt ............................ 5 00 A H adley C h a p m a n ’s u n d e rta k in g p arlo rs T h u rs- I W est S alem S u p p ly ....................... 10 00 G eorge T h o m p s o n ....................... 7 87 i tlRy a t 1 P- m » and th e rem ain s will be j B e g i n n i n g next Sunday, our C onkey, W alk er A L e h m an . .. 4 85 W W W h e e le r............................... ao - k ' ta k e n to M o n m o u th for b u rial. Rev. „„ j evening Portland Mi lea D a v i t . ................................... 5 78 4- 50 » K. C. W lgnm re, .M inister of I th e \ C I h II ris- | morning and ‘ ■ v " 1 J « * S S \ # S » V , . llH l .O V ._ i V Hit in - . . .,| , . ................... 67 G O B u tle r ....................................... 12 65 R G round .. tia u c h u rch of E u g en e, is ex p ected to j trains Will b e given a new FOllt- J o h n P le a s a n t.......... ................ r>7 50 Miles D avis v i s ..................................... 5 07 j VVr!„hl ing, and the time lessened five 56 25 be p re se n t to co n d u ct th e service. Mrs L A C h ip in an ..................... 7 40 p w > estfall ^ M r. K ra m e r was born in ilio n o is >1 ! minutes between here and the ...................... 55 12 L H S c h u ltz ..................................... 10 00 n lfA n A lin £ • _ G C lin to n ......................... 62 50 v ears ago. He cam e to Oregon II from Io- : m metropolis. Instead ^ of going CU R REN T EX PEN SES B S Both well ................... 36 00 vva and for a n u m b e r of y e a rs m ade bis Polk C o u n ty I te m iz e r .................. 1 50 north to Polk, Smithfield and hom e in M o nm outh. L a te r he moved J Neal ...................... 70 00 Dallas T elep h o n e C o .................. 24 90 to F a llsC itv , n ear which place he bought J W S u i l t ......................... . oo /O C G C o a d ........................................... 107 40 Jo e T ito ........ 45 00 a ran ch . D u rin g his resid en ce in th is I ' after be unserved morning and j ’ G lass A P ru d h o m n e C o ............... 57 00 M C McCoy ........ 5 00 Bus hong A C o ................................. 37 50 C V a n c l e a y e ................. « d the trains willTeave 5 00 ^ nt t : ' L " n « : ,VF Í i .i M ,t h ; A J M a r tin ...............................'. . . . 3 20 b eg in n in g sh o u t th re e y e a rs »go, com- and come into Dallas over the F ra n k G ia rd in e .............. 5 00 Jo h n S te io fe ld t............................... 3 20 J F M c C l a v ..................... o 50 S., F. C. & W, to Rickreall and P A F in s e th ..................................... 3 20 k e u p his residence in th e co u n try . on to Whiteson by the West Side G eorge C o n k l i n ............ 1 25 la G W S co tt ....................................... 3 20 ................ 131 35 For som e tim e he h as been actively in road. The distance will be J E M iller ..................................... 3 20 J A T ate .. H 8 Pye 40 53 te re ste d in fru it, and has se t o u t 20 acres W V F u ller ................................. 3 20 C L C rid er .35 to w aln u ts, etc. A bo u t five weeks ago slightly longer, but better time 1 Stow A Co .......................... 24 25 _______ be _______... made in avoiding the ma h o rn to n H ard w are C o. 7 20 1 Iiis con d itio n becam e so bad th a t it was , can J H F eag lea..................................... 5 00 T necessary for him to com e to th e h o s p it- ny A J B ro w n ....................... 11 25 al ny curves curves and and rickety roadbed. M oniuoruh H e ra ld .................... 2 50 J G T re n t ............. lor tre a tm e n t. 1 — 83 75 C W L e e ........................................... 1 90 M r K ra m e r was m arled a t M onm outh | The Newberg logging train has 00 I. A G u th rie ..................... 49 K ilh atn S ta tio n e ry A P a p e r Co 9 00 .......... 18 17 in 1893 to Miss E d ith E llio tt, w ho s u r i long been going out that way, H H o lm an ..................... 34 75 E Y Allen ..... W J G room s .................. 18 32 vives h im . Miss E m m a K ram er, p rin and the change will also avoid F u ller P h a rm a c y ....... •................. 4 25 J C R eynolds 59 40 cip al of L incoln school in S alem , is a much delay in switching and re- Dr B H M cCallon ....................... 01 90 03 56 sis te r of th e deceased a n d is now’ in th e makiag up of trains. Polk C o u n ty O b serv er ............. 7 15 C D S h e p h e r d .......... .. ................. D S h ep h erd ..................... ................. 25 01 city. G eorge K ra m e r, a te le g ra p h o p Ross E M oores Co ....................... 26 50 Two trains a day are now tak C G u t h r i e ......................... ................. 73 0« e ra to r. of A sh lan d , is ex p ected in th e W V F u l l e r ............................................ 80 00 o rn in g , an d M rs. K ra m e r’s b ro th e r, ing out 40 car loads of gravel A R Toby ............ :«»yo m A rth u r H ave« ............................. .'13 00 E arl M aynard ................. ................. 61 «0 S m ith E llio tt, of T illam o o k , is also e x from the pit at West Salem. F E R R Y ACCOUNT. C R H a n s o n ....................... ................. 32 50 pected. A sister of M r. K ra m e r, M rs. H an n a B ro s..................................... 10 55 Ja m e s Lee ................. 2 50 T. J . B erry, lives at M o n m o u th . H e a l S p aulding Logging C o .................. 0 21 David G u th rie ................ 8 00 so h a s a s ifte r in In d ia n a , a n d two ............. G len H o lm an h as been v isitin g bis Gid N e w to n ..................................... 50 00 H C R o la n d ........................ ................. 35.00 b ro th e rs iu C a lifo rn ia .—O b serv er. son, H arry , in C a lifo rn ia . ROADS AND B R ID G E S J C T r e n t ........................... ................. 41 25 Jo h n E b b e ....................................... 1100 00 C rav en B ro th ers ................ 108 78 H a rry H o llister is u p from P o rtla n d J W K e lle y ..................................... 150 00 L ee H a r rin g to n ............................. 60 4s today. Jo h n E b b e ..................................... 300 00 D allas Iro n W orks 105 53 FOR FLETCHER’S S ta n d a rd Oil Co. „ J * S alem , F alls C ity A Vi Ry . . . . 14 85 D P S tap leto n .. . 06 25 j A rth u r L y n c h ................................. 28 00 C u r e Cold». C ro u p , n d W h o o p in g C o u g h . ’ _C_ A_S_T R I A Ja m e s V C h i l l y .. 109 18 . A ndrew C h riste n se n .................. 26 50 George F a rrie r . 45 00 H am ey B u r n s ................................ 31 50 25 00 H P icken« Steven S im o n o ff. t ................................. 36 00 Mike P e tro h . . . . 5 00 W illiam G o n lin e ......................... 92 00 7 50 B L S m uck C harles T ru a x . . . . ................................. 32 00 - »Jaaaani a nd easy w a y to 25 00 J W F in n ....................................... C H oisington 40 00 5 00 B Y A llan ....................................... Won M o raiso n ....... 5 50 15 00 S o u th e rn Pacific C o .................... I lerdeon 66 00 ilu n n ie B u r n ì ................................. 12 50 8 W R o u t e ......................... .. 55 00 ! Will I ee .......................................... .18 07 E arl M a y n a rd ................................. 8 OU lo h n M itrro ff................................. 13 20 H e n ry F e r n .................................... 5 00 ! 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