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School Oflicors of Washington Co., Oregon, for tho Year beginning Juno 19, 1905, Arranged by'Supt. M. 0. Case, Ilillsboro. MO. MST. 1 2 4 6 ft 7 8 9 10 DIBaXTOBB 3 YBAB8 M M Merel. C W Fitch.. ,K O M alloy. i W Marsh jC llolzmeir ,('hn behind Ur... K B Col linn Chris l'eterson.... ,V L llatchelder.. FH Maury 11 jt II 11 Wahl 12 : Henry Cop KM Banks M King A O Hoffman.. .. Arthur Knox I) M Mclnnis II L Morelock W BCata C llolxnagle I J J Smith Stien. DIBBtTOKS 2 YBABS 13 14 in 17 18 19 U0 jt 21 23 it DLegler 24 25 2 jt 27 28 2 HO 31 3-' 33 35 jt 3)1 jt 39 40 41 A'i 43 44 45 40 jt 47 48 49 4! jt M) 51 53 54 55 55 jt 57 58 59 (it) (11 S2 jt K 4 (ill (17 jt (18 (19 70 71 72 73 74 75 7(1 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 jt 841 88 89 90 91 93 jt 94 95 INI 97 98 99 100 jt 101 jt 103 it 104 jt O C Nelson 1) M Whitesell John Nyberg Ihos hpplett II W Turner B N Sproat J II Berry 11 XXM-kuian Win Freeman K C Johnson W II Davis (iotluib 8chaad.... J Von it leek ( Hto Meyer J C Kufferty A r liaker J II Dor land W B Itsdun 7. T Cole V II McCormiek.. C'lias (J Kueben.. . . J W Barnes John White K Heinzen John I lea ton Win Itoucsein Carl Bfuhl Krans Kertzel S M Tunatall Duvid VVenirer Jas HTurk W Thomas II II Boire () Weccott IT I) Halderman ... A L Nelson John Keini J J Kolx-rts H Shotwell Jos Beifenrath Frank Miller Burr Frutchejr J B Bateman James Barrett T Berry Jas Cumminics Geo Boland Andrew i lock man . Win Ineler John Holein ('has Krahmer Fred Scholleld K Weissenbach.... S F Ornduff Frod Teuchsell II L Schechla Win Williams A Kempin II Hunger J K .Mo re back F U Frances T Tiinmennan W-H Hmith A W Laughlin U L (iritlitts II 11 1'atton John F Davis I. VerhnaK J K Bailey Jacob Hazlitt Chris Hanson J I. Krune N 1) Boa vert A Bents J8ter Keftar 'James Morritsey.. . 1J II Collier lirant Bacon Henry David K J Moore. S B Huston J B llanley W W I'ayne Wm llamelmanM. . . . E J Ward C Vandehey M Turner Peter Spiering I K Wletzel 8 Wahl J Nicodemus J Cad well Peter Kelson P Segessennian A Uoidon B Saver B O Lecdy Peter Hoffman L C Brown O F Larson Allen Kice C J Carstens John Kirk wood Lias Churchill C F Grabie Jas Ie F II Simpson F L Uuatin O P Frost A N Davis Alfred Zwiener TJ Willis C II Bam ford F A Northrop C8 BeneQel Hoi Weckert G S Robinson Geo L Baker A W Pike G W Baker Vm L Raymond R Wenstrom jW F Hollenbeck John Koehnke 8 C Cooper F C Toelle W II Cash Riley Thomas Kobt Johnson D Burkhalter John Loftis M F Ayres Attoo Tannock Henry Kattennan ... C B Taylor Thos Connelly John Troutner Fred Durig W R May John Heisler Chas Bucher J H Shearer Robt Simpson John Chehak Ham Kuns Wm Thorn burg A Mead Kdw Krahmer John Rausche H Millar Mrs Naderer Nels Johnson Mrs 8 Galbreath J E Woell M Rvon Geo 1-aiierman I E Cowman. O Wohler Ernest Olson W W Lewis C A Parrett Nick Kemmer John Boland Wm Courtney Tlioo Bernards Mike Genzer E J Bonshu J P Bryan E L Sharp Fred Knitter J W Cooke DIBKTOBB 1 yA A A Holcomb M II Henderson J II Brown John Van Lorn 8 C Sears A Fggiman K II Greer X II Kcheidel M C Lincoln I J W Hughes E J Hamrick Jos SpierinK C A Shipley , 1 H M Vanderzanden. II T Buxton iC L Den ii in , C M Johnson B K Denny J U Shute C. F Barrett J C Crocker Wm R Montgomery. C Cbri3ter.sca 8 Jeppesen j k r.nnes L J Francis II E Lamont T J King W E McCuIlou J F ijfferty J F Thwaith A B McCloud J Ashahr W R Beringer J E Buckley ii l runt E Heilman J II Maxwell K h Dunsmore H Honch Geo Fisher J W Hess John A Unlit Thos Matthieseu.... G W Stitt G W Whitmore Otto Hcidleman Wm Taylor J J Meacham Fred Goetze Claua Heim U Fuegy Moritz Schmidt Peter Rergersen W II Stochman J J Krehs John C Miller II Wilkins C Nelson Jas Brady John Schlegel Miss T Newell Jacob Oehler Gustav Teufel 8 A Hutchingson. . . Eli Smith X 8 Nelson G W McGraw D. O'Donnell A L Grebe Wm Gralt F Sell W P Beard Henry Human John Bellish C Bloom Geo Hull John Berger Frank Kessler Mr Kens Al Sol berger Geo Kessler Arthur Hall J N Miller C F Clark Mrs L A Tolson J N Hoffman Alex Reusser John Freedeen Henry Hopkins Wm Kemper Fred Genzer P L French II Pearson Geo Elllgsun Henry ass Theo Pointer NAM Or C-LSKK ruTorrini avuuo or CLBBK. J W Lorett II G Fitch G E Hawthorne.... John Marsh I E Ptirdin Kobt Thompson. ... Peter Boscow Lewis Powers. Jos Connell Abner Briggs E X Harding Francis Herb A C Carstens J V Vandervelden.. W 8 Hudson C L Perry Geo J Jack J B Downing James Sewell A W Wright SAD Meek F A Olds 0 F TlgsH T G Meacham II C Pearson J C Martinazzi A T Buxton R D Walker J Millar R P Lilly E Goff M T Butes Grant Mann J O Gustin X L Wiley ,LS Bierlv !g A Plieth AC Wirtz Wm Clapshaw I Mrs. R E Trumbo.., lien ton Phillips. . . , Thos F Fairbanks.. , Louis Finigan I L Lindsday II C Vincent E I. Mapes G M Holt W W Jaqiiith Mrs U C Woodbury Gerhard Goetze.. . . , Jacob Dixon John Schneider Alfred Guerber. . . . . J R Dallas M 8 Barnes Frank Wallace , Chas A Miller ( ieo W Taylor , Carl Berggren , j E Smith , C F Jesse W K Newell , F F Lahaio , J A Johnson Mrs Carrie Frutchey U 8 liateman Fred Burgdorfer. . . J P Aydelott J II Kinck I C Clutter Erwin Hitter X C Shipley Wm E Kelly D II Bailey F C Bureholzer 8 P Reader J A Messinger Fred Berger W E Shaver Fred L Brown A C Winney Mrs M Laumerroan Fred Langur II A Ruble Otto Parsons Albert Dethless.... VV W Parrett X A Gaselier A 1 Christensen. . . J Schmellzer Wm Vandervelden Heinrich Petersen.. Chas llondt P Jones.. II A Kruse W F Young O F Cooke Ilillslx.ro. U F D 1 Cornelius I-aurel Forest Grove, R 2. . Forest Grove, R 1.. Portland, R 2 Ilillsboro Ilillsboro R3 Ilillsboro. R 1 Dilley Gaston Greenville Greenville, R 2 .. Forest Grove K 2. . Forest Grove G nton, R 1 ilillsboro, R 2 ltaverton. R 1 .... Ilillsboro Sherwood, R 3 Cornelius, R 1 Mlddleton Tigardvillw Mountaindale. . . . Cornelius, R 2 Tualatin Forest Grove, R 1. . Gaston, R 2 Reedville Gales Creek Ilillsboro Gaston, R 1 Cornelius, R 2 Sherwood, R 3 Ilex Reaverton, R 3 Sherwood, R 4 Mountaindale Forest Grove, R 1. . Ilillsboro, R 3 Greenville, R 2.... Sherwood laurel Sherwood, It 3... .. Beaverton laurel, R 1 Albion Scholls Mountaindale Cornelius, R 2 Cornelius, R 2 Ilillsboro, R4 Hillsboro, 1(1 Kist Beaverton, R 2 .... Hillsboro, R 2 Cornelius, R 1 Reedville. Scappoose, R 1 Portland, R2 Forest Grove, R 2.. Gaston, R 2 Gaston, R 1 Portland, R 2 Cornelius . ... Gales Creek Mountaindale Greenville, R 1 Buxton Sherwood, R S Portland. R 2 Greenville, R 2.... Buxton Cornelius, R 2 Timber Reedville laurel Hillsboro, R4 Oswego, R 1 Gales Creek Hillsboro, R 3 Greenville, R 1.... Sherwood Hillsboro. R 4 Greenville, R 1.... Seghers New berg, R 2 Beaverton, K a.... Hillsdale Sherwood, R 3 Forest Grove, R 2.. liuxton Forest Grove, R 1.. New berg Stafford Sherwood Sylvan NO. rvnu. (9 182 79 70 30 91 48 47 48 127 73-58 88 73 04 48S 74 72 90 81 30- 33 70 97 IU 1M 19 35 87-85 (i9 39 98 90 40 29 43 30- 12 00-20 54 58 70 37 48 53 Ul 13-13 52 242 30 17-12 55 22 51 00 118 til 25-10 50 47 40 31 19 54-45 47 31 48 53.50 14 20 11 34 (19 24 90 41 28 48 22 32 50 80 43 14 31- 28 27 150 48 58 22 33- 6 30 59 27 118 21 60 34- 9 37-7 59-7 85-12 Sunday Train. Commencing Sunday, June 4, 1905, and continuing until after the Iwis and Clark fair, the Southern Pacilic wiU run regular trains, as on week days as follows : No. 2 going South, 8: 44 a. ui., and 0:04 p m. No. 1 going North 4:31 p. in. and 7:14 a. m. Commiaionera' Proceeding. (Continued from Uwt Week.) Sealed bids were opened as follows: M. S. Dailey lor bridge and nil at J. W. Hughes, 424 for bridge and fill at Sa vage place ; D. B. Reasoner, $459.80 for bridge and fill at J. W. Hughes ; $397. 20 for bridge and fill at Savage place, D. 11. Reasoner being the lowest bidder, both contracts were awarded to him, and he be required to give bond in the sum of $459.80 for the faithful perfor mance of contract for bridge at J. W. Hughes and bond in the sum of $397.20 for the Savage bridge. In the matter of extending the time for completion of the assessment roll, it is ordered that the time for the com pletion of the same fot Washington county for the year 1905 be extended until the first Wednesday in October, 1906, The following bills were audited and allowed : F W LlTennore, rand k Irwtn HodMo Co. , books, ileal A Co, r and ... W 8 Tlllouon, h A Nollnar, L and C J B WllkM, S b. Joba Alexander, jurors 0 i N Roblnaun, juror 0 J C Zimmerman, jujor e e... Herat Kocbnks, juror e c John Hslaler, juror e 0 A p Lutbsr, Juror e fl O 0 Wllkss, Juror, e e Ed Bchulmertch, Juror e C E L Abbott, Juror s 0.. John A Zlmmarmtn. Juror e c. City Wtr A L Worki, 1 and w M CCaas, sal tie U C Cas, "p"" nj.. Waltsr Johnton, wltua, 0 A. A r Pauley, r and h Dr A B Uatley, Intans... John Vanilerwsl, U K Buck, relief F i Bailer, relief U gchulmerich, sienlng., L C Kendall, r and k. llerserttod Hon, r audb. A M Colllnt, janitor.. Ballard A Llunetllle, rand b. V W Bath, prliulns W D Smllh, lieputj Clk K I KuraUl. res Willie Ireland, dep rsc. W M Jackton, ml u tree. K. J. Uodman, clerk , Uro II Wilcox, I U L Field, witfoea- Karl Tupper, wltneee , , Ollref Chownlnf, wit fees. Jim Colter, wit fees Harry I'lm, wit fees .... A J Roy. relief W O Ponelaon, h..,. ... Have Broe, relief O Baldwin, brlds Mn J W Aadenmn, bridges. Peter Zuercher, Juror e e , .... Sherman Haeoa, Juror e -, James I Hoopee, juror e s A miner, Jiuor s Tone Murphy, Jur s e t S Ifellaa, Juror C e Ole Oleeon. Jurat s s John Ireland, Juror e - John Lofiut, juror c S K C Maya, Juror S a , .. Fred Iurl(, Juror s e J H F-llerenn, jurors S . 1 L Klru, Juror s e Prank Wallace, Juror ie - J.aeph Rax. Juror s e , Chaa Burr, Juror S s , . - Jobs Koch, Juror s e John Herdleln, Jurors e J.)hn J Hry, Juror e Joba luehaur, lanirss.. C A Cavil, Juror ee 14 9S 17 M IDS 70 t SO 26 00 M ( 00 T 40 100 43 00 34 00 33 00 3 78 14 00 1A as U 00 M 41 U 76 00 M 46 60 00 61 06 164 W 100 OS ( 10 I to I to t SO a to 6t 00 I 60 46 II (6 a to 40 I 00 4 SO 4 10 I 00 4 00 4 30 4 00 4 00 4 M I 40 4 40 1 to 40 60 to I 30 I to 4 40 I Redmond & Happlngton, rand h. Oen R Poet, OAR., lnd sol M 8 Dalle?, bridge C W Hendricks, bridges M i Daller, by A Blgler, bridges. Oeo Dorrla, dep eurv, r and b J W Connell, sal, eto I W Connell, aherllTi tx Webrung A Boo, relief ' Thoe A Mc Bride, sal C B Wolf, r and b rock A B Todd, rap J W Connell, sherez. Tbs Aigua, printing. C B Buchanan, aal r and h J B Matthews Post, O A K Weetern Clay Co . r and b Mn ft Bailey, L and C fall. W a Hare. Laud C fair. B Scofleld, L and C fair. F W Ballet Co, L and C fair... Prael Hegel A Co L and C fair. W I Burner, sal r and b J W Ooodln, b ridge . Thompeon Bros, brldg. C I Wolf, rapt eei. Joba McLaren, nipt aal D B Reaaoner, bridges. J Hubbert, bailiff C I Runyon, court reporter. HTBagleyJpfee. C W Redmond, constants Ikes. B Bapplngton, wlUieai feet- X Harding, JniUc fee Earl Tnpper, witness Fred Panona, witness fe Pr. A B Bailey, Inqueet (eo Coaselmann, Inqueet wltueei. Fred Odding, Inqueet wit.. John Conaelmann, Inqueet wit. Carl Mobermoo, laqneet Jr Stephen Wallen, lnqueetjr. Henry OaJln. Iniiaeet Jr., , Tom Matthleson, Inqncet J Otto Krsbs, Inqoeat jr Oacar Aaderaon, Inqueet Jr. C Brown, Inquest coroner.. W F Thomas, inqueet Jr F M Moors, Inqueet Jr Jaaee Atkins, Inqueet Jr Chas Holllgnm, laqneet Jr W timer Hamrick, Inqueet Jr Harry RnaMll, loqueetJr Harry WeeooM, wlt Chas Wetoot, wit fees R M Wood, wit bet H D Jennings, wtt fees Chat Delis, T Baraga, wit fees . A Hansen, wit C Sham burg, wtt fees R 8 Towneeod, wit fee J W Tlgard, wit feea B W Kleby, wit Joha Brand I, wit f C F Tlgard' wit ieea.. J Lsedy, wit lets t 80 U0 t 00 6 30 10 40 4 40 4 00 4 40 4 40 3 M , 22 60 , l M 4 00 60 00 18X 36 lilt 78 , tl U , S6 SO . 230 16 . 20 70 . 12 M , 20 83 . 170 86 . 12 60 , 86 00 t 60 10 00 41 60 , 11 04 7 60 100 00 28 76 I 76 7 00 . It 40 . 6000 00 . 26 II . 111 12 . 1&3M) 60 W 00 40 00 20 66 4 00 X 70 I 20 I 80 3 80 10 00 1 60 1 60 1 60 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 no 1 00 1 00 10 1 00 I 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 ot 1 00 1 60 1 60 I 60 I 00 1 00 1 w 1 00 1 00 1 60 1 60 1 6S 1 76 1 so Peculiar DUapearance. J. D. Runyan, of Butlerville, O., laid the peculiar disappearance of his pain ful symptoms, of indigestion and bili ousness, to Dr. King's New Life Tills. He says: "They are a erfect remedy, for dixxlnesa, tour stomach, headache, constipation, etc." Guaranteed at all drug stores, price 25c. A supervisor down in a neighloring county is said to have established a new record for economy. At the last meet inn of the board, he kicked on a bill for "ribbons for typewriter." "She't nice girl," said he, "but the county is under no obligation to buy her clothes." Fiendish Suffering-. Is often caused by sores, ulcers and can cers that eat away your skin. Wm. Be dell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It is the best heal lng dressing I ever found." Soothes and heals cuts, burns, and scalds. 25c at all drug stores ; guaranteed. An Indiana editor tells of a wonder ful hen that has hatched a china door knob and Is now the vroud mother of a lot of knobby little mice with rooster's tails I Set'er again, old man; you may get a horse and buggy with a gasoline smell. Court adjourned. L. A. ROOD, Judge. Subscribe for Tba Independent. Seventeen deaths from drowning have occurred in the Willamette river since the 24th of last May. Four la.it Sunday. Two boys about 14 and 16 years old, Clyde Yokey, of Springfield, and Ray Kendall, of Eugene, were drowned in the Willamette river at Springfield just before noon Monday making a total of 19. Public la Aroused. The public is aroused to a knowledge of the curative merits of that gteat med icinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary II. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Aye., Colum bus, O., writes: "For several months, I was given np to die. I had fever and ague, my nerves were wrecked ; I could not sleep, and my stomach wag so weak, from useless doctors' drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters, I obtained relief, and in a short time I was entirely cured." Guaranteed at all drug stores; price 50o. Attorney General Moody returned to Washington Monday evening after two day's vacation, but did not bring with him the name of the man to tie appoint ed federal judge in Oregon. "Xo selec tion has been made," said he. "I am not in a hurry and shall probably go slow. I douU very much if any ap pointment will tie made this week." An Elegant Summer Book. "Restful Recreation Resorts," the l'.HJd Summer Book issued by the patuten senger department of the Oregou Rail road Sl Navigation Company, contains forty-eight pages and cover. The book is printed on heavy white Pajier, fifty eight cuts being used to illustrate the trips up and down the Columbia river, to the mountains, beaches, inland re sorts and fouutains of healing. The cover is done in three colors, adding ma terially to the beauty and effectiveness of the publication, which may be had by sending two cents in stamps to A. L. Craig, General Basxenger Agent of the Oregon Railroad dt Navigation Com pany. Portland, Ore. It is a good thing to send to vour friends iu the East w ho expect to visit the Lewis dt Clark expo sitljn. Portland and Return 85c. The Southern Pacific In now selling round trip tickets to Portland front ilillsboro for 85 cents, good going Satur- d P. M., or any train of Sunday, re a ning Sunday and Monday, giving II day Sun. lay and Monday in Portland. The same arrangement applies from Portland, glvinir all Portland people a chance to visit valley pouita at greatly reduced rates. REDUCED EXCURSION RATES. To the Seaside and Mountain Re sorts for the Summer Vacations. On and after June 1, BK)5, the South ern Pacific, in connection with the Cor vallis 4 Eastern railroad will have on sale round trip tickets from points on iiieir lines 10 Newport, laqmna aim Detroit at very low rates, good for re turn until OctoUtr 10, 11H)5. Th.ee dav tickets to Newport and Yaquina, good going Saturdays and re turning Mondays are also on sale Irom all east side points Portland to Eugene inclusive, and from all west side points, enabling tieople to visit their families and spend Sunday at the seaside. Season tickets from all east side points Portland to Euicene inclusive, and from all west side points are also on sale to Detroit at very low rates with stop over privileges at Mill City or any point east enabling tourists to visit the Santiam and Breitenbush Hot Springs in the Cascade mountains, wlucb can be reaclt ed in one day. Season tickets will lie good for return from all points until October loin Three day tickets will be good going Saturdays and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vicinity will be good for return via the U'hanon Springfield branch, if desired. Baggage on Newport tickets checked through to Newport: on laijuuia tickets to la- quina only. S. P. trains connect with the C. & E. at Albany and Corvallis for Yaquina and Newport. Trains on the C. & E. for De troit will leave Albany at 7 :30 a. nr en abling tourists to the Hot Springs to reach there the same dav. I ruins Irom and to Corvallis connect with all east side trains on the 8. P. Full information as to rates, time ta bles, etc., ran be obtained on appll cation to J. C. Mayo, Gen. Pass. Agt., J. A E. H. K., Albany; W. r;. oonman, G. P. A., S. P. Co , Portland or to any S. P. or C. & E. agent. Rate from Ilillsboro to Newport $'.: rate from Hillsboro to Yaquina fti. ; rate from ilillHUoroto Detroit f. Three-day rate from Hillsboro to Ya quina or Newport (3. Telephone, Main fSSi Realdence Phone, Icott good W. L. BUCKNER, Contractor and Builder, Oeneral Jobbing. Ottirs and Store Fitting s specialty. 330 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon Corrallis & Eastern Railroad. TIME CARD NO 29 K0 2 SUB T1WI IS4-. tearae lAllwny 12,45 p. m, Ieavet Corvailln... . ---.-l:4'i . ni. A priM V....l.i m Vaf,p tu, HO 1 RBTUaNlNU 7:15 a. m ' leaves Yaiiulna.. Leave Corvallis.. Arrive Albany. NOl roB ALMAS Y-DETaolT lave Albany for Detroit. Arrive Hetmit .. Mot raoH Iiktboit Leave Detrnlt. Arrive A 1 1. any so 6 roa YA14111NA Leave ''""'" Arrive Albany wo t run cobvallis Leave Albany. ..ll :iua. m. 12:1a p. ro. . . ran. m. ,.U:.J p. m. I HOp. m. 6::u p. m. .:30 a. iu. ..7:10 a. m. 2 40 p. m, ..3: A) p. m, -too p. - 40 p. Arrive Corvalll , , . so; roa alsahy Leave rviriii ..... , ,. Arrive Allny sot roa COSVALLM Leaves Aihny .. , p. m. Arrive Corvalllt 9:H p. m. Train No, I arrive In Albany In time to con nect wun a. v. amitbnound train. Train No. 2 amnert with S. V. train at Cor valll and Albany, giving direct service) to New port and adjacent beacbe. Train No. 8 leaves Albany for Detroit at 7:80a. ro., arriving llure in ample time to reach lbs nreiieubutn hot tprtiigt toe earns day. Train No. 4 between Albany and Detroit con nect wltb the Kugen local at Albany, alao with local from Corvalli. 1 rain No. (leave Corvalll at t:S0a. m. , ar rive al Albany 7 10 a. m. In time to eaten Eu gene local to Portland and train to Detroit. Train No. 8 lave Albany for Corvalllt at 2:40 p. m. , alter tbs arrival or a. r. nonnDouuo. overland. Train No. 7 leave Corvalll al 4:00 p. tn ar rive In Albany at 4:40 p. m.. In time tooonneot with the local lor Eugene and way point. Train No. t leave Albany for Corvalll at :1J P. n., after lbs arrival of lbs S. P. local from ortlaud. For further Information apply to J. C. MAYO, lien. Pas. Agt , T. COCKRF.r.f, Agent, Albany. M. H. CKON18E, Agent Coivalll. HOLLISTCrVS Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Bury Htdiolns for Buy topis. Brfnp Ooldta Health aal Etitwtd VIgot. A spwlfto for Constipation, Inritjrwrtlon. Live and Mlnr Trniihlea, Flmplos, Koroma. Impure Blood, Bad Breath. Hlnggiah Bowel, Headache and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea In tab lot form, 8ft rent a box. Oonulne made by Houjstcb Datre) Cosfaky, Madison, Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE KILLthi couch and CURE thi LUNC8 WITH Dr. King's Now Discovory rONSUMPTION 0UGHS ast) 0LD Prltt 60s Ml 00 Frtt Trial. Buraat and Quickest Cur for all THROAT and LUNO TROUB LES, or MONEY BAOJL Ano Union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily Throunh Pullman tlandard and tourist sleep ing can dally to Ouiabo, Chicago, Spokane: louriat alaeulug ears dally to kansa Cliy: through Pullman tourlu tlveping car 4 perpetu ally eoodurted) weekly to Chicago, Eanaa City; racllulag chair ear ieala dallv) to East dally. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No Changs of oars 70 HfcPAKT I r'UK Cblcairo PvrtlaaJ Special t.lAaui via H'atlugton Atlantic K urea 8:1 p m via Huut lnton flifpaul ' Faot Mail t.Ul p ui via Bpokans TIME HCHkDILES AKKlVk from Portland, Or. FKOal Hall Lake, Denver. Fl vtorth, umaha, kan- a City, Hi. Louii, Chi- t 5 P- m- cago aud Eat. Bait Lake. Denver, Ft worth, Omaha, Kan- . ,. aaat'lty, St. Loult, CUi- 7:18 a. m. cago and Ea4. Walla Walla, UwUton Hpokane, Wallace, Hull man, MlnueaHll. Ht. 4:00 a. U, Paul, DulutU, Milwau kee.Cblcago and Eaal. Lewla and Clark Eapoaitioa. During the Lewis and Clark ex position the Southern Pacific Com pany will sell round trip tickets to Portland, limit thirty days, at one and one third (are for the round trip. For parties of ten or more traveling-on one ticket, one fare for the round trip. For organized parties of one hundred or more, iu- ' dividual ticket at one fare for round trip. Stopover of ten days will be giv en at Portland on all one way tick- ' ets reading through that point dur ing the exposition. Tickets must be deposited with Joint Agent at I Portland and a charge of filty cents will be made for the extenKu of time. Octin ant) Rlvar Sehsdul For Ran Franciaro Every Ave day at 8 p. m. For Amor I a, way point ana North tu-ech oally (ecept Hnnilaylal s:wu p. m. : etalurday at lu-uu p. m. Dally wrvlo (wau-r permitting) on the Wlllauiull and Yaoihill river. ' or further information auk or writs yo'ir neareat ticket agent, or A. I,. Craig Oeneral Pawenger Agent, Ths Oregon Railway Navigation Co., Portland Oregon. ASK THK AGENT FOR TICKKTS VIA To Spokane, S. Paul, Mlnneap. oIIm, Duluth, Chicago, St. Louh, and All Points Kant aud South. 2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY. The flyer and the Fast Mall 2 T. P. GOODIN, CONTRACTOR AMD BUILDER I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kiud of a build ing in Washington County. 'Phone 28x4, or address R. F. D. I. T. P. COODIN, Hillsboro, Or. The Most ilellglitfiil Way to Cross the Continent. Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Leadvllle, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. A Daylight Hide Through Nature's Art (Jalleiy. Pausing Castle Gate, Canon of the Grand, Tenneasee Pass, Marshall Pasa and the Royal Gorge. 3 Tralna Daily Between Ogden and Denver 3 EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE SEEK SO FURTHEK, II KITE 11 CAN'T HE FOUND For detailed Information, address W. C. McBRIBE, General Agent. M4 Third Street Portland, Oregon SPLENDID SKRVICB. UP-TO-DATK KgUPIMENT COI RTUOUS EMPLOYES DAYLIOIIT TRIP ACROSS the CASCADE and ROCKY MOUN TAINS. For Tickets, Rates, Folders and Full Particulars, call on or address II. DICKSON, City Ticket Agt, 122 Third St. Portland. S. G. YF.RKES, A. O. P. A., First Ave. and Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. We give Expedited Service on Freight. Route your shipments via the Great Northern. Full inlortnation front Wm. Hardkb, General Agent, Portland, Ore. Your Prescription: Rock Island If you are going East, I would appreciate your consulting me. I will gladly help you plan your trip and tell you all about Rock Island service. Just drop me a line consultation free! I will show you a Rock Island folder and our publication entitled "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Car." It is of considerable importance that you select the right route there are many different ways to go. I'll tell you of the superior points about the Rock Island way. a. ii. Mcdonald, General Agent, Rock Island System, 140 Third Street, Portland, Ore. TS 1 THE via Yellowstone Park Line. "North Coast Limited." f er m PULLMAN STANDARD SLEEPERS. Electric Lights in Ecery Berth. PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPERS. Electric Lights. Dining Car, Night and Day I Electric Lights Day Coaches SgJ. Observation Car I Electric Lights, Electric Fans, Barber Shop. Bath. Library, Numerous Other Comforts. All Travel Comforts are Found on any of our ns- -O 3 All Travel ( --Daily T ranscontinental Trail The Ticket OHice at Tortlan.1 ia at Jsj 255 Morrison Street. Corner of Third k " r m. ar sj M a A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant tncral PasseQgcr Agent, Portland, Ore.