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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1902)
OFFICIAL VOTE OF JACKSON COUNTY, OR., JUNE 2, 1902 MILWAUKEE A familiar name for the Chicano, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, known all over the Union as the Great Railway running the N ames of C andidates . 'PIONEER LIMITED' for Infants and Children G overnor , 88 126 17 19 ( ( Robert S. Bean, R ’ B. F. Bonham, D. ( C. J. Bright, P... 148 146 106 81 28 73 81 119 110 92 43 46 78 16 77 29 35 68 63 38 47 38 59 56 101 53 66 53 57 132 23 50 27 46 21 31 26 13 4 5 11 13 15 3 9 5 3 5 1 23 25 20 28 5 6 12 21 17 1 o 5 6 5 2 4. 17 21 22 11 5 3 10 7 14 2 . • • • 7 4 2 3 26 73 77 114 103 46 42 80 11 187 146 102 60 56 32 33 36 57 53 95 49 65 50 59 125 22 48 26 41 S upreme J udge , S ecretary of S tate , C. W. Barzee, S... N. A. Davis, P.... Frank I. Dunbar, R D. W. Sears, D....... S tate T reasurer , I Henry Blackman, D J T. S. McDaniel, P . I Charles S. Moore, R (W. W. Myers, S... W 19 135 21 S uperintendent of P ublic I nstruction . 59 24 139 25 35 22 96 20 A ttorney -G eneral , ( A. M. Crawford, R. ' T. H. Goyne, P.... ( James II. Raley, D. S tate P rinter , W. W. Brooks, P.. James E. Godfrey, D. J. E. Hosmer, S .... J. R. Whitney, R.... R epresentative to C ongress , ' Hiram Gould, P......... B. F. Ramp, S............ Thömas H. Tongue, R (J. K. Weatherford, D. U nited S tates S enator , j T. T. Geer, R ......... j C. E. S. Wood, D... ' D. M. Brower, 8.... James M. Hansbrough, R ‘ C. H. Hoxie, P. . Horace Mann, D S tate S enator , i E. V. Carter. R - R. P. Neil, I).. ( J. W. Wiloy, S ' W. A. Carter, R C. E. Stewart, R Miles Cantrall, D John D. Olwell, D ' C. P. Snell, S .... Joe. A. Thomas. S C. E. Hoskins, P . . E. B. Lockhart, P S heriff . ' L. F. Lozier, P.... Alex. Orme, R.... Joseph Rader, D.. kGrant Rawlings, S 25 165 18 30 30 141 24 46 15 18 no 118 105 95 15 14 i William Abbott, S.. I M. I. Alford, R .. .. I John S. Orth, D.... I E. S. Wolfer, P....... 28 39 7 7 14 21 99 73 28 71 80 118 17 8 3 4 12 8 32 30 34 57 46 95 105 104 93 46 39 68 14 76 32 32 25 13 22 23 47 20 19 20 33 31 11 23 11 7 21 21 1577 99 53 64 45 68 125 23 55 25 48 15 30 14 37 64 42 16 25 34 38 40 12 13 37 39 34 1502 29 22 1 4 5 6 5 4 ... 3 5 9 6 8 16 5 5 1 8 9 6 1 4 1 293 86 100 96 111 17 16 8 2 87 96 43 68 15 18 10 6 73 79 80 72 1 \1 1 24 33 64 82 3 2 4 2 3 5 34 23 71 50 63 60 121 130 7 6 2 5 13 13 22 20 4 5 1 9 66 66 67 63 1 2 2 3 29 23 25 27 29 28 51 39 3 2 17 20 32 16 1 3 14 13 22 32 6 7 18 22 .16 17 3 2 23 21 29 34 8 9 35 56 62 67 11 13 4 5 20 16 45 49 3 9 18 14 18 17 4 4 1 17 15 26 27 1 1 1 14 34 40 44 3 3 26 25 41 4L 2 1 1 1 1 12 15 38 38 2 2 Ï 1 12 19 14 25 ..125 .. 89 5 9 19 16 7 1 1 4 8 5 2 2 1 3 1 2 ... 31 13 50 33 7 2 10 -11 2 2 1 R. G. Brown, R H. L. Brumble, P. . Wilbur A. Jones, D. Raphael Messner, S 2 ... 68 52 C ounty C ommissioner , W. A. Cordell, P . Johua Patterson, R. Harvey Richardson, 8 IH. H. Taylor, D 62 12 80 26 35 25 13 99 23 3 I 1 14 35 27 39 1 2 4 ... 85 40 .. 2 55 50 C ounty T reasures , J. Merlev, P... D. H. Miller, D Max Muller, R I J. A. Smith, S. 1 . . 26 33 1 3 27 41 17 31 1 ... 28 23 2 7 11 33 2 ... Ù the Wet ^/SAWYER’S Exeelalar Brand Ol CLOTHING Th« bent waterproof Kara eat« In th« world. Made from tUo l;tat m&teriala and warranted waterproof. Made to stand thw roagheet work r.nd waat her. Look for the trade mark. If your dealer dees not hard them, writs for catalogue to I. I. Bdtiagand Pickiuc Co., Azts., Saa Franciuo. or Ho M. RAW YFR A. RON, Solo Mft-a. East Cambridge, M&a«. Pullman Sleeping Gars Elegant Dining Ou® an and Riv»r •'Mjlie.iule From Portland Ip. m Al) sailing dates sub ject to change 4:30 p tu For San 1 rancisco — Sail every 5 davs Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH TO FARGO GRAND FORK? C*Ro<>KS¿ON WINNIPEG HEI SNA and BUTTE through tickets After addresses by Mrs. Frederick Nathan, president of the New York Consumers’ League, and by Mrs. Flor ence Kelley, corresponding secretary of iI the National Consumers’ League, at a meeting called by the women's council, a branch league was formed iu San Francisco. Mrs. Kate Bnlkley, presi dent of the Califoruia Federation of Women’s clubs, was elected president. The members of the league pledge them selves not to shop on week days after 5 o’clock, not at all ou Saturday after noons and to work for a half holiday for all retail stores. Besides this, whenever and wherever possible, members will buy goods having the label of the Con sumers* League. David Hall, a colored mao, who said he was a ship’s cook ou a deep-water “wind-jammer,” was charged iu Police Judge Mogan’s court iu San Francisco with carrying a couoealed weapon—a big revolver. Hall said be used the weapon to shoot sharks with at sea. “Are you sure yon did not want to shoot some land sharks?” inquired the court. He disclaimed having any such intention. “Perhaps it might be a little better for you sailors if a few land sharks were shot,” mused the judge. “1*11 let you go this time, but you must put that pistol away until your ship sails, and then be sure to use it ou nothing but sharks.” My little eon had an attack of whoop ing cough and was threatened with pneu monia; but for Chamberlain’s Couu'h Remedy we would have had a serious time of it. It has also saved him from several severe attacks of croup —H. J. S trickfadkn , editor of World-Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. For sale by all druggists. TO AND FROM ALL POINTS CHICAGO W A8HINGTO5 PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK BORTON AND ALL POINTS EAST and SOUTH Daily C olumbi * R ivbb 4 p. tn Ex Hun- bTKAMKBS Ex. tiun. Through tickets co J taiatt and China, via <ay. 8 p Ticum« and Nortnern Pacific Steamship j>, Satur Oo. day 10 p To Astoria and Way-: For information, time cards, map and m. Landings. t>ckeu, call on or writ« A. D. CHAKI.TON Assistant General “aasenger Agent Go East Through Portland PORTLAND .*RIC«.»i\ £flHTicketa via this route on sale at 8. P. depot. A. L CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, O». C anadian P acific The World’s Scenic Route Tourist Cars and First-Class Sleepers Daily. The time is arranged to pas9 the ereatrst scenic featu-es of the tine during davlight. Pamphlet* furnished free on application E.J COYLE, F. R. JOHNSON, A*«t. Gen. Paas. Aft., F. A P. A., Vauceuvar, B. C. Pertiaa4, Ore 2 37 9 17 34 15 17 6 8 60 28 60 26 NORTHERN PACIFIC Atlantic Salt Latke. Denver Ft 8:10 a. m. Kx presa Worth, Om«hs, Kan l;Klp m sas <*lty. tit l.out». Via Hun- Chicago and East. ttngtun 1333 1369 1519 1621 102 196 187 100 97 PETITION FOR EXTRA Burlington Route Police Judge Marshal1, at New York sentenced Alice Myers to 60 days* im prisonment lor attempting to alienate the affections of W. 8. Wetmore, a builder, of Port Chester, by telephouing. Wetmore recently became acquainted with Miss Myers. She often rung up his house by telephone and asked him to meet her. When Mrs. Wetmore answered the phone Miss Myers told her that she was not wasted. She said she wanted to talk to Mr. Wetmore. One morning when the bell rang Mrs. Wet more stood close to the instrument and heard Miss Myers say to her husband: “Don’t be afraid, Will. What do you care for her? She oan’t do anything.” After hearing this Mrs. Wetmore swore out a warrant ___ for ________ Miss Myers ----------------- ____ ’s arrest. Many of Mrs. Wetmore’s women friends attended the trial and cheered Justice Murshall when he sentenced Miss Myers to jail. ----------------------- Quick Relief top Aothma. SHORT LINE TO ST. RADI. DILDTN- MINNEAPOLIS. CHICACO AND POINT8 BAST. Through Palace and T.,urtai Sierpe» Dining and Buffet »nioking Library ('ara. A. C. SHELDON, ' General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. AT IT the Illinois Central Railroad. Through tourist cars via the Illinois Central from Pacific Coast to Chicago and Cincinnati. Don’t fail to write uh about your trip as we are in a position to give you some valuable information a d assifl'ance. 5319 miles of track over which is operated some of the finest trains in the world. Miss Maude Dickens, Parsons, Kans., writes: “I suffered eight years with asthma in its worst form. I nad several attacks during the last year and was not expected to live through them. I began using Foley’s Honey and Tar and it has never failed to give immediate relief.” —T. K. Bolton. Salem Statesman: Mr. Furnish has a hank, and Mr. Chamberlain would have been prosecuting attorney two years yet if h- had been defeated. There are plenty of people who would be satisfied with either, without the governorship. | The Burlington Route are naming a specially low rate of fare to a41 points: East and return. If you expect to take: a trip write for full particulars. The) DAILY TRAINS; FAST TIME For Rates. Foftlers. and »nil iiiiurm<< Burlington Route runs its own through tion rewarding ticket.« routes, etc,, call <>i> daily trains, with beet accommodations, or address quickest time and choice of routes. H. ••KKsoN. R. W. Fosrra, ■, City Ticket att . Portland, Or. Ticket Agent. J W I H iL< >N. Cor. 3rd and Stark St9. Portland, 6r. T. P. A , 122 Third S»re«' Portland, Or A. B. C. DENNISTON, > W P. A Unique wall paper, up-to-date eekrne •If first AtuU Seattle, Wa. from 8 eenu up at 8teu*8- call on or address, 159 1571 167 1404 J C. LINDSEY, B. H. TRUMBULL, T, F. & P. A. Com'l A.ent. 142 Third St., Portland, Oregon. > Milton T. Holesclaw and wife both died suddenly aud within an hour at Gilroy, Cal. Mr. Holesclaw, who was 75 years of age, drooped dead soou after eatiug his supper. Mrs. Holesclaw, of about the sam i age as her husbaud, was prostrated by the shock aud died soon after. Mr. Hoiesciaw, who came to Gilroy in 1851, was prominent in public affairs. Articles of incorporation of the Feath er River Power company were filed re cently with the seerretary of state of California. The capital stock is $5,000,- 000. The company has been formed by i Charles Webb Howard and other capi- ’ talistsfor the transmission of electricity J from the Big Bend tunnel, on the Feather river, to San Francisco. The tunnel was built iu 1882 by the Big Bend Tuuuel aud Mining company at a cost of $1,500,000, and the mining com pany has disposed of its interests to the new power company. At the point where the tuunei, which is 12,007 feet I in length, emerges there is a fall of 450 feet to the river. It is this fall that Cass Damron, son of Judge Damron Will be utilized for generating electricity. of San Bernardino, Cal., shot and killed his wife in the parlor of the Hotel Vic You may as well expect to run a steam tor at Denver, and then fired a bullet engine without wateras to find an active, into his own braiu. He died instantly. energetic man with a torpid liver and It appears that Damron was addicted to you may know that his liver is torpid the use of morphine, and for a year past when he does not relish his food or feels had been verging on insanity. O.i this i dull and languid after eating, often has account his wife had left him. He im headache and sometimes dizziness. A plored her to return to him, but she re few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Live’ Tablets will restore his liver to its fused, and the shooting followed. Dam normal functions, renew his vitality, im ron and his wile were circus performers, prove his digestion and make him feel i and bad been giving street shows to aid like a new man. Price, 25 cents. Sam in advertising a patent medicine. ples free at ail drug stores. The Kind You Have Always Bought omi H a railways Thia is the GREAT SHORT LINE Between DULUTH - ST. PAUL - CHICAGO Their Magnificent Tra«-k, Peer I rar Ven- ti toiled Dining ari l Rh-epitig Cur Trams and Motto: “ALWAYS ON TIME” Have given this road a national reputa tion. All classes of paesengers carnet) on the vertihuled trams without extra charge. Slop tour freight and travel over this famous line. AH agents have tickets. W H. MEAD, General Agent, 243 Washington St., W. C. S avage , Portland, Oregon Traveling F.<St P. Agent, Portland. Oregon. Through personally conduct ed Tourist sleeping cars be tween Portland and Chicago once a week, and between Og den and Chicago three time« a Week via the REDUCED RATES TO THE EAST. ■^TEroiigh 8 andard Sleeping Cars daily lietucen Ogdeu and Chicago via the Svt-nic Line Through Standard Meepinv Cars daily between Colorado Springe and St Louis. Tlir< u h Stat darn and Tourist Sleep ing Cara daib between San Francii-co and Chicago via L oh An el s and El Paso. Through Standard Sleeping Cars and Choir Cars daily bet ween Sf Paul and Chica o. Be sure to see that your ticket reads via the Great Rock Island Route The 1 e»t and most reasonable Dining • ar -eivice F i ratee, fo tiers and descriptive lit erature write to A R. COOPER, General Agent, Portia'“!, Or. gon Dyspepsia Care bite Sulphur Springs Digests what you eat. This preparation contains all of the digestants and digests all kinds of food, ltgivesinstant relief and never fails tocure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. Tlie most sensitive 6tomachs can take it. By its use many thousands of dyspeptics h<ve been cured after everything else failed. It prevents formation of gason the stom ach, relieving all distressafter eating. Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. It can’t help but do you good Prepared only b b. E. C. D e e W itts itt &C C o . Chicago Tho il bottle contains times the 50c «Iza Go Gast SWIMMING RINK —ANI-— Private Tub Baths. G KANT HELMAN, Erup. AT ATHLETIC DBOCND8. WtK-HAIf MlLr N.'HTH OF PLAZA ASHLAND, OREGON. - SWIMMING RINK — Solid stone rink and wa'ks. Fink, 30x80 feet. Thirtv Dre-cing ooms attached. Equipped with Rings, Swings, tipring Hoards, etc. Reception Room, Lunch t'oumer, Cigars* Unfurnished Cottages to rent. SwiMiag RiuL Opens abeut lay 1st. visit DR. JORDAN’S great (MUSEUM OF fiNATOMY IM llUKET IT.f SAi F&HlISCO, CAL. The Largest Anatomical Museum in the V/orid. We kneo e$ or any contracted disease positively cured by the oldest bpecialut on the CoasL Est 36 years. I DR. JOHDAN-DISEASESOF MEN DENVEH &R10 (ill LYIH Make inquiries regarding the beet Those contemplating an eastern trip Ftailroad. route to take on that trip vou are con will be interei-ted to know that there templating this summer. The Canadian will shortly he on sale greatlv reduced Only transcontinental line Pacific Railway can offer greater induce passing directly through ments to travellers than any other route. rate tickets in connection with the Rio Grand System, the famous “ Scenic Line The Scenic Beauties are unsurpassed i Salt Lake City, ' traveller passing through the heart of the World.” the Leadville, This line offers its passengers a most of the Cascade and Rocky Mountain Ranges during the day time—two days deli htful And comfortable journey to t II Pueblo, and one night of the Grandest Scenery eastern poiuts. Colorado Springs in the World—passing the famous Sum It is the only transcontinental line, mer Resorts and Hot Springs at Field, parsing directly through quaint and pic- ; and Denver. Laggan, Sicamouse, Donald, Glacier and tnresqlie Salt Lake City, “The City of Banff, and through the famous farming i the 'Hints,” beautiful Glenwood Springs. Three splendidly equipped trains daily aistrictsof Assinaboine, Manitoba, North ! ' tadville. Pueblo, Colorado Springs i to all po<nts bust Dakota and Minnesota. Making a trip 'where a side trip may be made to the Through Sleeping and Dining Cars and via this route and the beautiful passen- Garden of the Gods and the summit of Free Reclining Chair Cars. ger steamers “Athabaska” “Assina- Pike» Peak over the c<>g whee railroad) get The most magnificent scenery in boi boine” and Manitoba across the ______ Great and Denver, the queen city of the inter America by daylight. Lakes, the tourist avoics the heat, dust mountain region. Stop-oversareallowed Stop overs allowed on all, classes of and other objectionable features of sum on all clades of tickets. tickets. mer travel. First class and tourist sleep Three daily express trains make close For cheapest rates and descriptive lit ing cars, dining cars and observation cars ’ C 'iinectioi 8 with all tr i> 8 east and west on every train. ; and atf.-rd a choiiv of five dis inct route- erature address For rates and other information call on of travel. 'I he equipment of these 'rains J. D MANSFIELD, or address, is the best including f ee reclining General Agent, F. R. J ohnson , F. & P. A., chair cars, standard and tourist sleepers, 142 Third Street, Portland, Chegon. a perfect aininn car service, and dtlso 124 Third Street. Portland, Ore. per onally conducted excursion care, each in cha>ge >fa competent gui'fe. whose business it is to look after the •comfort of his guests. No more pleasant or inexf-ensive means of croaeinu the Continent can be found thau is provided For Infants and Children. by these excursions. For additional details, address, J. D. M ansfield , Gen’l Ag’t, Rio Gtandr Lines, Bears the J94 Third St., Portland, Oregon Signature of SabacrilM tor Uta R ecord . CASTOR IA P UL, CHICAGO, ST. a MINNEAPOLIS and Scenic Line. t- 24 1632 •244 1262 DO IT NOW. ---- THE---- But if you are going east witeusfor our rales and let us tell you about the service and a commod ti. ne offered by W hereas , The platforms of all political par ties in Oregon this year have declared for flat sal aries for state officials, for abofishing all perquisites, and payment of all fees collected into the state treasury, end, W hereas , The failure to enact this law be fore the state officials now e’ected enter upon their term of office, beginning in January, 1903, would leave the present system of compensation in full effect for four years; therefore, We, the undersigned citizens of Oregon, would most respectfully petition Your Excellency, Gov ernor T. T Geer, to call an extra session of the General Assembly, to be convened a sufficient time before the regular session cf 1903, F irst —To enact a flat salary law, and repeal all laws giving state officials fees and perquisites. S econd —To enact a law to carry into immedi ate effect the provisions of the initiative and refer endum amendment to our state constitution. Alienating a Husband by Telephone. Northwestern Line! DON’T QUESS 127 1510 1350 1 188 SESSION OF LEGISLATURE. The.... And All Pointe East and South. ... 129 8 17 11 10 19 24 1594 1 1 1 1 4 ... 198 46 10 11 32 40 29 1273 12 33 Harry Hioks. an aeronaut, was killed at Kingston Point, a New York summer resort, by a fall from a parachute. He struck head first on a saud bar in the i river. Ned 0. Graves, a miner, who served is the Utah artillery iu the war in 1 the * ‘ and killed Z his __ wife i th* Philippic Philippines, . shot at Salt Lake and then shot himself, dying in two hours. From all the facts obtainable jealousy seems to have in spired the deed. 75 f 4 15 18 21 1351 3 .... 116 42 12 20 29 41 34 1557 1 1 1 182 42 10 16 35 11 18 9 8 1 8 12 2 ... 68 69 130 94 64 58 61 136 56 64 68 67 77 33 30 55 Be sure ami Si-e that your Tiekrt read* via There is one feature of the Bur lington’s service of which it has right to be proud—the dining cars. Railroad men who have traveled over the Burlington admit that its dining car service is without an equal; that the meals are the best to be had on any railroad in the country. If you like good meals, go east via Salt Lake City, and the _ , Denver _____ ____ Burlington Route—be sure your tick et r»*ads that way. 11 15 19 17 11 10 i W. I. McNutt, I* a E. B. Picked, D. ( M. F. Shaw, R no change of cars be Proucl 3 189 14 9 17 21 1411 10 34 44 35 1672 4 .... 115 C oroner , Portland to Chicago 72 Hours ARE YOU GOI.\G EAST ? I ................. i Garl T. Jones, R R. W. Kennedv, 8 ( L.4U. Trefren, D St Paul Walla Walla. Lewis 7 a. m. Faat Mail ton, pokane, Min 6:15 p tu neapolis. St Paul. Via Duluth, Milwaukee. Bpo kane Chicago and East.' 5 16 16 34 39 1 C. J EDDY, G-ucial Ag»., P»BTi ami ». O h TrnV Pnes Agt., 14 10 21 22 1550 10 32 33 1335 C ounty S urveyor , Chicago- Salt Lake. Denver. Ft 4:30 p. m Portland Worth Oiuaba. Kan Special sas City, 8t Louis, 91 m. Chicago and East. 9 1 39 9 81 22 29 34 25 20 24 146 28 43 33 45 10 20 18 29 1 2 6 2 9 6 4 1 2 1 3 C ounty A ssessor , A rrivf J w C asey , 19 6 2 4 5 9 10 4 ^1 1 • • • • 1 4 3 1 1 3 9 4 1 121 95 62 20 59 65 96 91 125 43 31 61 10 28 29 38 28 1 7 16 46 22 11 19 17 26 8 26 9 10 17 15 1359 48 55 47 75 76 112 71 36 51 76 132 28 107 28 42 18 43 31 46 66 48 26 27 55 44 49 8 16 35 43 39 1778 419 14 24 3 6 8 16 8 1 2 3 0 4 3 ... 3 ... 6 9 6 11 1 1 1 4 162 Peter Applegate, R. Orris Crawford, D .. Marion Hartley, 8.. [G. T. Richards, P FBOM PORTLAND, OR. 15 8 9 18 15 11 10 15 18 12 33 43 13 16 32 40 5 o 1 Of a vet ¡tv equaled bv no other line. S-» th«! v ur ticket rca.tr via "Th- Mil»Hiifc•••■’’ when going to anv point ti Hie Uniteli State» or Canada. All < k I »t’ente sell them. F r ratea, pHtiiplilcta or other inttl* • ition, addrwea, 1 15 1 2 9 6 7 1 4 3 7 3 9 12 4 4 1 3 4 1 268 104 94 43 44 74 14 74 30 40 24 15 24 23 45 25 20 17 37 26 15 24 11 10 24 23 1645 325 1 1 1 1 6 1 4 10 3 5 3 1 4 2 1 138 52 61 51 54 117 20 53 27 39 16 28 14 34 65 41 13 26 30 44 40 11 14 .34 85 31 1320 C ounty R ecorder , D epart In Use For Over 30 Years. 122 129 89 67 26 70 74 100 97 76 41 41 72 13 73 28 38 22 17 23 24 49 22 20 15 34 28 15 16 12 9 16 22 1497 200 1 1 1 1 19 29 22 12 . 3 3 12 12 11 2 4 6 3 4 1 2 7 2, 5 1 164 63 .54 31 43 33 48 49 85 45 55 49 51 117 20 46 23 31 18 24 12 35 58 40 15 26 27 39 34 10 10 34 43 29 1297 20 25 19 9 4 3 10 9 8 2 2 5 7 1 3 2 1 1 6 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 152 52 46 27 36 31 47 51 79 42 54 48 50 118 21 48 27 37 Ì6 23 9 30 57 36 14 25 24 38 34 12 13 3Ì 39 28 1243 1 20 30 18 23 7 7 9 18 16 1 2 5 «V / 5 2 3 2 7 2 8 12 3 3 1 3 4 1 220 118 115 82 59 26 65 69 94 89 76 39 36 65 11 67 25 31 23 14 23 23 45 18 19 15 30 28 13 15 7 11 16 22 1389 146 5 3 1 4 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 123 15 20 18 8 2 3 8 9 9 2 26 27 17 23 4 5 13 19 16 1 ’ 2 7 7 5 2 4 2 7 3 10 14 3 3 1 3 1 1 4 . 2 232 137 135 106 80 29 77 81 115 104 93 41 42 68 14 77 27 41 25 15 25 24 51 27 19 19 35 29 17 20 13 10 17 22 1635 224 66 61 37 36 36 57 50 96 51 65 54 61 126 21 52 29 38 17 28 13 32 60 40 16 27 32 41 39 14 12 32 42 30 1411 C ounty C lerk , ime Luxurious Coaches, Electric Lights, Steam Heat, 33 34 54 50 89 40 59 50 54 127 23 52 28 42 17 27 12 33 61 39 17 24 32 41 40 12 13 33 40 29 1369 10 2 5 7 9 12 2 3 7 6 1 4 1 1 1 2 4 2 1 1 1 4 1 152 77 28 75 81 119 107 95 42 47 74 14 77 28 36 23 14 25 26 50 28 17 21 34 30 16 23 11 11 18 24 1641 272 1 25 8 7 11 20 17 2 o 4 7 5 1 ... 3 3 7 2 8 13 3 3 1 3 4 2 228 144 120 100 79 29 72 77 75 90 60 37 29 61 55 23 30 13 33 12 8 21 / 124 120 89 60 26 64 66 106 118 80 61 25 63 77 68 55 43 47 41 62 59 95 SO 57 44 40 62 59 17 18 14 23 5 6 12 16 14 13 20 4 3 11 13 17 17 6 1 2 7 12 16 14 5 2 -3 6 R epresentatives , «> U nion P acific T ticHsucuts. known 27 17 25 27 53 25 19 21 35 29 16 22 11 9 18 23 1685 197 17 28 15 36 67 45 18 26 84 41 41 12 14 35 42 30 1498 9 1 4 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 186 2 9 9 10 14 3 3 1 4 1 1 4 2 238 2 1 5 1 2 1 1 1 4 Ï 147 Oil IS 9J 92 47 94 17 90 85 29 16 21 10 11 17 Z48 11 15 32 .41 30 1386 16 26 14 34 65 42 16 26 31 39 39 145 139 114 79 29 75 76 117 107 67 41 46 67 17 70 30 35 29 17 25 26 50 27 20 19 32 28 16 22 11 10 19 26 1631 152 76 72 43 51 40 56 61 102 53 59 52 57 128 22 46 27 40 15 29 15 37 67 39 17 27 34 43 .9 12 12 33 46 29 1479 J oint R epresentative , S hortline THE SIGNATURE OF 124 125 86 67 26 69 73 98 100 78 38 40 71 15 70 28 34 22 14 23 24 49 22 19 15 32 27 16 16 9 8 17 27 1482 125 1 1 1 1 1 9 Î 9 1 5 16 25 21 1 o 6 12 12 9 1 1 6 6 3 4 154 67 65 38 51 37 45 53 90 44 55 49 51 119 21 47 24 36 17 29 12 35 59 39 15 25 30 41 34 11 13 34 42 29 1357 (J. H. Ackerman, R -’ R. W. Kelsey, P... ( W. A. Wann, D ... O regon The Kind You Have Always Bought 51 45 41 69 62 1Ó2 67 62 52 67 138 25 61 27 41 21 31 16 34 66 46 20 28 33 42 40 14 17 37 41 31 1625 102 92 71 27 69 74 112 96 99 43 39 68 13 72 30 39 21 14 25 22 45 23 17 19 34 26 15 21 8 8 18 22 1523 2 1 19 6 1 3 8 10 9 1 1 5 3 1 3 1 1 6 1 1 5 2 122 13 25 4 5 11 16 12 1 1 3 5 5 1 "ii‘ 11 2 3 2 Ï 1 3 2 7 3 7 182 110 115 15 14 George E. Chemberlain, D William J. Furnish, R A. J. Hunsaker, P R. R. Ryan, 8.... Trains every dav and night between st. Paul and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicaim, “Th* only perfect trains in the world.” Understand: Connections are made with All Trauwontinentai Lines, aeeuring to passengers tbe beet service Valley Record Job Printing is a Business Bringer STFMiriR thoroLFbiy eradicated iron; sy stem without the Use of Mercs» r y Truhsea fitted by an Expert Radi« ent core for Rapture. 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