TTTIZnXY OREGON STATILTIJAN, TUT.. DAT, JUNH M. 1502.
Completed for the. State, bistrict and County
' I Covernor- I Sap. Judge. Secretary of State. State Treasurer. SSupLPubJnattl!
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Aumsvllle .. .. ... 72 67 ?7 . 45 51 . 8 11 6 : 37 4; 45 34 V 70 8 61
Aurora.;.,. .'. ... .. 13 ; 7 ; 3 ; 80 $ 3 ' i - j to i 10 4 77 1 o 3
Brritejibuih.. ..... 25 27 2 ' J! 30 If 4 6 2 - H 18 2 28 1 2Si' 3 1
Brook..;;.. .. .V 80 87-19(....r 82 6 7 11 18 51 4 8 89 ... ' fl 5 48
Buttevllle. ..... 69 69 K - . I 73 63 6 1 4 15 60; 19 66 1 75 5 47
Champoe 2S 22l-. 30 20 .... ... ... 33 16 7 ... 30 25 il 17
t:ikbor .. .... .. 9 . 8 ... id ;j ... 8 2 9 ,8
Cnrlewood .. .. 150 121 12 12 165, 99 17 22 14 152 ' ti Hi 16 158 25 145 19 102
Falrflell ... 86 13........ 18 31 ... 2 1 s 2Q 26L 28 ... 18 2 17 1 28
Gerval ...... .... 88 89 . ..j 11 101 ' 73 2 3 3 . 107 60 67 2 103 4 106 ' 4 60
Horeb .. .. .... 35 .30 .... 15 39 81 3 18 1 36 , 26 28 ...1 38 1.6, 36 ... 29
JIowl ....... .. 55 B6 i 4 2 70 44 2 5 3 75 33 29 . 4 77 4 73 8 37
Hubbard.. . .. .. 39 63 8 .... 78 23 9 ... 10 82 18 22 11 78 .J. 74 10 . 25
Jefferson. .. .. 71 88 4 4 96 57 6 10 6 95 46 46 5 100 9 89 -7 60
Unclear,. .. .. 59 26 f 1 1 48 27 . 2 1 3 4,2 40 31 3 48 11 42. 2 41
Marion.. "38 23 1 8 ,7 42 82 : 8 8 -7 44 27 20 6 ' 44 7 43 7 32
Slehama. .. .. ... .31 44 5 3 51 20 , 10 - 31 h 4 62 23 17 7 53 4 50 9 22
SlonJtor.. ....... 59 47 f t 1 48 56 12 6 9f 64 46 60 10 80 4 60 8 51
MtAngrel.. .. .... 143 67 4 2 73 128 1 2 3 114 88 116 4 77 3 95 1 :2 101
Prospect .. .. ... 79 48 ! 3 3 80 44 31 7 6 66 46 45 4 70 67 2 65
Balm No. 1. 88 81 10 4 117 '60 6 7 7 111 68 48 ' 8 119. ; 6 117 7 46
Balerh No. 2.". .. .. 163 204 15 7 279 $2 10 13 13 253 106 72 " 14 285 10 263 16 83
Salem No. 1., .. .. 83 92 jlj ' 6 137 44 10 8 10 129 44 28 11 136 7 129 10 40
Balerrt No 4. , . . ..... 188 129 16 . 6 221 96 21 7- 28 204 104 81 v 26 216 14 198 24 101
Halem, Eat..,v.. .. 24 , 42 4 i 1 47 20 4 2 1 4 45 19 16 6! 48 2 - 43 4 17
Salejn, North'.. .. 133 . 79 17 15 105 106, " 22 30 22 111 76 66 '22 109 321 110 ; 29 81
Salem, South,.'..,,. 101 45 ; 9 4 73 , .16 10 121 77 61 66 13 73 13 1 81 11 -69
Soott ilpl.. .. 44 63 18 59 33 14 ..; 14 60 33 30 16 60 1 ' 60 18 27!
Sidney .. 47 48 6 10 64 34 61 13 f 66 82t 23 6 64 17i 71 4 22'
Silver Falli. ...... 7 12 .1 15 6 2 ... 16 8 ,3 ... 15 . 15 ... '6
Kitvfrton, . South 49 64 3 '1:1 81 34 3 4 5 79 29 28 4 80 fcl 73 2 35
Bilverton, . ..... . . 68 92 18 4 J08 47 10 t 11 110 40 88 J 9 112 7 J 97 " 8 60
Sirvtrton; j North 67 81, 8 1 90 47 7 ' 4 . 9 89 43 42 ; 7 89 3 !79 8 44
Ht. I'au4, . . .,. 60 47 ..; ..1: 38 62 2 1 2 46 64 60 .' 2 41 ..j. 45 6 '54
Clayton. 110 r 74 Jl$ 15 82 102 21 , 20 17 76 93 ' $1 14 83 2 76 17 104
Kublimlty.. .... 127 . 47 i 1 1 65 100 8 2 6 14 101 85 8 65 )Ji 69 4 -7
Turner.;,,. .. .. .. 80 84 17 3 .ill 43 . I 6 ,10 114 28 10 1181 118 ! 381
Wooaburn... U -Ut 126 120 -19 163 10? 30 t 26 ,21 166 92 93 25 153 30 J40 ! 29 117
Tow Park..." 92 71 12 6 105 68 12 11 13 94 62 42 17 103 . 106 12 48
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THE OFFICIAL
i COUNT MADE
Har Jon County's Vote is Can-? scattering
E. M. Savag-e. . .. ..
.Scott Mill District
C. A. Nordyke. ..... '..
SctLtfteringr. . .. , . ..
Sllverton District
C. N. Matlock.. ..
; Macleay District
A. J. Cone. ... . . . . .
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WILLAMETTE.
UNIVERSITY
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vsfssed By the
Officers
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A LIST OP THE JUSTICES 'OF THE
PEACE AND CONSTABLES, AND
ROAD SUPERVISORS ELECTED
AT LXST 1 aiONDAT'S ELECTION.
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In this.lssu oft the Statesman. ou
pages 8 an! 9; will be Xound the vote
by precincts for candidates en -the tick
et, at the election he!4 . last I Monday.
The tabulated statement, as there rW
en. is the result of the official canvass
comDleted at the court hnui veaterdav.
in xaoie conoains au ine canaioaiee
voted for on the state tlckeC the dis
trict ticket, and the county 'ticket ex
cept those for surveyor,, coroner, jus
tices of the peace and .conatablea. aryl
ine vote on tne initiative ana referen
dum. These wilt e added to the table
. f or , Tueaday Daily Statesman, and
the complete labte will be published
In tlie Semi -Weekly. Below Is firen
the vote cast for "each of the candi
dates In the county or district:
; : Surveyer. j
B. a Itcrrlck. Jr, Rep.. .v .Vi;4074
A. C. Ilutchlns, Soe.. .. .. .. .. 568
C. O. Reynold Pro. . ., ,.:'.'. 406
A. M. ClQU8rh.-lRp. ,j ..3943
1 1. S. Jory. ; Pro. . . . . . ,,824
T. S. Maltlaon,, Soct. .... , . . . 661
Initiative and Referendum.
Tei ;.Vi'". -'2. ..4024
No. :..'-..' v wi . . i 828.
Total vote oast In county.. .. ..5878
Justice of the Peaoe,
Salem Dlatrict ' ' ' ; V ;'
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72
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M.V ''69'
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f E. D. Horg-an. R.. ... ...
J. tJ'Donald, D. . vi ;..
; Aurora Dlatrtot 1
C. j. Crittenden. .. ..
J. S. .Vandeleur:. .. .,
Qervals District
ilt. L. Koester. , , , . . . .
-Theo Rubens. . . . .....
Scotts Mills District
J. S .Ritchie. . g .. 1
Levi Hammer.. . . . . ,
Sllverton District
R. C. Ramsby.. .. ., ..
Macleay District '
"NVm Comfort. .V .. .
C IL Pace;. .. .. ,.
Mehama District
VT. P.. Mulkey.. .. .. ..
r. M. IlaB..
Turner District
T. E. Herren.. . . .
Aumsvllle District , :
Lewis Bleakney . . . ; ; ,V
MarlonDlstrice r'
N. L. Brock.. .2 v.
T. W. Ruftherford ,. .. ..
JefTersoa District.
S. T. Johnson. .. .. ,
Breltenbush District
It D. Bondy.. .. .. ..'
T. Clark.. ..
Woodburn District
IX. O-rerton.. ... ; ., . .
Thomas iHawe, . . .. ..
Staytoh District
W.-H. Queener.. ..
P. Prengre.1; .. ,.
Scattering. 1 . . . ..
Constables.
SiJero Distriot
J. 1L Lewis.. .... ....
G. II. Irwin. . . . . .....
Aurora District
: L B. Kesler. .
Chas. Matthews.. . .. ..
Champoegr District '
J. B. Itacasrues.. .. . .
O. A. Eberhart.i -..
r-ai District ,
L. L. Aral.. .. ..
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.. 122
Mehama District -- '
L. P. Bennett. . . .: . . ' . .
' Turner District
Dokler.. .. ..
. Aumsviile District '
O. W. Spenoer. . '.. . . V." .".
Alex. Merrlfleld.. .. .. . . ..
Marion District
W. D. Craf ton .. .. .. ..
Geo. Keech ....' . . . . . . . .
I Jefferson District
B. H. Miller
Breltenbush District
L. W. Dnals. . . . .. .. ..
Orln Judd..
Woodburn District
E.- Schnee. .' . . . . . .
K. D. Brown.. . t . . . t . . .
Stayton District 1
Henry Smith , .. ..
A. Hill.. ..
Road Supervisors. ;
Road supervisors wars elected to
serve In the thlrty-slx road districts In
the county, at the last alecuon, as fol
lows::; " . ,-r i. 1 . ,
District No. f. A. IT. ICraus: ' district
No. 3. Wm. Bents: district No. 4. Mose
McKay; district No. 6, W. P. Davidson;
district No. 6. P. it. DuRette; district
No. 7. J. Q. Johnson; district No. 8. W.
a. Walker: district No. SM. C C. Hall;
district No. 9. Chas. A. McKee: dis
trict No. 1. John Schwab; district No.
il. C. Whltlock: ' district No. 12. Ed
Lawrence: district No. 13, A. P. Hp-
bort: district No. 14, John H. Porter;
district No. 15. I. Xj. Bower; district No.
16. Grover Simmons: district No. 17. L.
Townsend: district No. 18. Wm. Good-:
ridare; district No. 19 E. T. Malvini
district No.. 20. O. C. Reeves;, district
No. 21. Josh SUtton: district No.' 22.- J.
T. Short: district No. 23. John Kinseyr
district No. 24. Charles Stowell; dis
trict . No. 25. ,L. A.' Dickenson: district
Ncf. 26. Wm. Wlllins: district i No. XI.
D, Siewert: district No. 28. A. D. Pet-.
tyjohn: district No. 29, E. 8. Loneacre;
district No. 30. i Kr Reeves; district
No. 31. rS. H. Russell; district - No. X
David Mangie; (district No. 33. Geo. ; O.
Sims; district No. 34. Geo. W. Ander
son; district NO. S5r V. 21. WOriC ,1
Baccalaureate Sermon to Be
Coleman' 1 4- 'V1-
ment can be made in the way of keep
in the county records: and it beins
rthe intention of the court to improve
the system in the near future when
ever it can be done. It was ordered that
noj books for the keeclnr of records
shall -be purchased only' upon the or
der of County Judg-e John IL Scott. ' '
Upon the petition of S. T. Hobart. et.
alJ for aid In. the work, upon the coun
ty, road between Sllverton and AbfauA
tne court allowed 835 toward the work
upton the coadltlon that the toetltlon
ers, will 0o wprk to (he value of 1100
on the road.!r.-rvi:.. 1 .
Alt ,j .TUB j mit3?: f i METiXQDISTilr lln the matter of the petrUon of Theo
CHURCH THIS MORNING-CLOS- Dofltln;- et- aL fr the location of a
ING OXEnn!r? " vnn rnv cofnty road near St. Peul and the pe
1NU EXERCISES POR THE jtiorisi of Hofer A ZarnJ im. ' HaaW
SCHOOLI-YEAR BY l(THE .CHRIS- j aBdS-Ht Simon.for damages 40 , the
TIaW AfesOCI ATlONB.' I . amount of $700, in the event of the es
tablishment of the road, the court, ap
pointed B. F. McKee. W. "T. Grim and
W, & Taylor as Viewers, , to meet on
Friday, June 13th, at 10 o'clock tu m.
for the purpose of appraising- the dam
ages claimed and report their finding
at the next meeting of the court. - v
upon - tne favorable report ' of f the
viewers and surveyor, as appointed by
the court during the. May session, the
petition of, Theo. Rubens, et. al for the
location of -a county rood in road dis
trict No., , from Salem, to Champoeg,
was granted and the road ordered to
be' established.
Upon the petition of H. P. Meirinr;
et, al, $25 was allowed for road work
at the P. P. Gaulet farm, '
Sheriff F. W. Durbln was dl reefed to
accept the sum of one-half of IE W.
Barr's taxes and allow the payment of
same without penalty as the said Barr
had tendered his taxes before the ex
piration of the time allowed for oar.
ment without penalty, v
Sheriff Durbia was also directed to
accept the taxes on the Pettyjohn
farm except the sum heretofore, allow
ed and the proper rebate and 1 pen
al ty.' C-j i , j, . - a j f ;. ' - - -, .,.-
i' The Baccalaureate sermon' for the
graduating Iciasses. of the Willamette
University will be preached at the First
M. E: church 'at 10:30 a. 'in.' today by
Rev. Dr.' John H. Coleman, President
of the University. Dr.. Colerran' arrived
yesterday at 11 a. m.; and is. in excel
lent ealthi C.y ;. -y ;
The trustees. Alumni, Faculties and
students of all the, colleges of the Uni
versity and visiting, ministers, will as-
nro THE:
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CPILIID. MdDMIE
! "-. , , - : . yoH ,are fiinS Eome to your chnlhoKrs 'l)6ni6piA ' '
jyear, tenierjiir that tliQkbRtHERit PACIFIC lcada to eV- U
ViV. Xpa'cjln go. by way, ji gt: Panl to. Chicago ' or; St.f Louis,
;and tbencer rytito the entire a&e ftndJSoath. i Orf you can go to
. 'Dulnth, and from there'use either ilie rail lines, or one of the
;- superb Lake Bteamers -down the lakes to Detroit," Qevelaiid, .
1 1 trie, and Buffalo--the Pan-American City. " ' '
Start right and you will probably arri ye at 7your destiua
tion all right, and, to start right, tise the Northern Pacific, and
; preferably, the . 'XOBTn CQASX tlitlTED -train, in service
- after MAY ,5th. - r- .-j .v .
! ' . Any local agent will name rates.
A. D. CHARLTON ral rs..az.r Age.t.
! PORTX,AXZ, OXKOOIT.
semble, as
the church
usual, in the basement of
and then proceed in fa. body
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DON'T
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MARRY, DOCTOR or de
spair. "Don't do . thing"
till you see clfcarly what's
beet by aid of Flashlights en Human
NsUire. on health, disease, love '. mar-
413 I Hage and parentage. Tells what you'd
ask a doctor, but donrt 'ilka to. . 340
4(1 pages. Illustrated. 25 cents; but to la-
24 I troduce it we send; one only to any
adult fof postage, 10 cents.
Murray Hill Co 129 E 22th JSL, N. Y.
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to the Auditorium above where seats
will be reserved for them. All are ur
gently requested to be at the church by
not. later than 10:20 a. m.
An excellent-mulcal service will be
given In connection with the sermon
The people jare cordially invited to at
tend. - s
' At 3 o'clock there wiU be the Fare
well Service of the Christian Associa
tions in the Society halls.- conducted, by
Prof.? W. Hawley. i All students in
Vited.I. . il-- , V.f,-,:.
At 8 p. nu,-under the direction of
DeanlP. Seley. the choir of the First
M E. -church, assisted by the College
of Music, will render "Farmer's Mass
In B Flat.- The pubiio. is invited to
hear this famous muslc' - ,, .
Tomorrow .(Monday) at 3:20 pJ m.
there will be a second , recital . by ,the
College of Music and In the evening at
s p. m., wm occur tne commencement
of the College of Oratory and the Col
lege of Music These' programs- will be
ARBITRATION IN FAVOR
CHICAGO PACKERS AND TEAM
. 8TERS WlLl, HEREAFTER SET
TLE DISPUTES PEACFUX.LT. .
CHICAGO, June t. Alarmed , by the
disturbancete that marked the strike
of the packing . house teamsters last
Week. mDloycn tia vb ata rtorl m. mrtva.
given at tne First M. E. cnurcn ana t ment for the prevention of strikes In
GOOD NEWS TO HORSE OWNERS!
r ' ' ...U- Vf cum -oshiavis and oistimpi-. "
a Powucr" are maoe iron a recipe of a noted
for the past 15 years fa
ctabte rraaedies. are a
mtniimmi which bcs.vcaaj-tec.nch itCoi(k, Colds. 048TEMPEK.
Kak Eye, EpUootic, and JLoaa of Apnetltc. As a hlood perificr
they have no eqasi. For sale by Wholesale end Retail Pror
rts.j PrW fin pent per parkar. H v maU, eo cents. Front
rfiUSSUJI IEBE0Y C0uA. tCfAUL. MlkM. kaiiurUus uaos?
a general invitation is extended to lov
ers of the beautiful and artistic
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IN PROBATE t OllJli
INVENTORIES FILED BY APPRAIS-
. ERS OF TWO ESTATES RE- -''
J -.J-" CENTLT NAM ED. ' " . "
Edmond Dupols, Oliver Thibodeau
and Theodore Geryals yesterday filed
t thelr-ftirventory ; and appraisement upon
S3 the estate of Edward La Flemme. de
33 ceased. In' the Marion county probate
court, placing a valuation of $5302.50
upon tne real ana personal property
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j fHE- COUNTY COURT
ORDERS THE SUBMISSION OF ALL
SALARY BILLS TO THE AUD
ITING BOARD.
The Marion county commissioners'
court convened in the fourth day's ses
sion of the' June term of court yester
day, concluded all the business- on the
the -docket j and adjourned at 4:30
o'clock pttL, sine die. , Several im
portant business transactions came up
during yesterday's session. During
the past four years Jt has been the
custom per standing- onaer .-of the Procedure whereb-r
county court, for all f the county Uno mv tw Ai.tA
uuitKui w araw Taor montniy salaries
through the county clerk without going
through the regular course to which
all other bills are . subjected, a has
also been the case with monthly pau
per allowance which the county clerk
draws himself and forwards to the
the shape of an arbitration board. It is
proposed that all difficulties that can
not be settled by the men directly with
their emnioTers shall be submitted n
an advisory body,, composed of repre
sentatives of the mployers Association
and - the unions afflllated with the Na
tional Teamsters Union for arbitration.
The movement has the support of eight
associations of employers, and the tacit
approval of President ; Albert Young, of
the National Teamsters'. Union.
The Initiatory Action will be taken
this afternoon at the Great Northern
fiotel. when three delesrate from -each
of , te eight . employers' orranlzations
will meet. These delegates are expect
eg to select a committee of seven to
meet a similar committee from the
Teamsters Union to devise a course of
all serious differ-
' FRUrr GROWERS' UNION
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W jwas a- ssvaava . .'VM.a . aa m J i UlAlfS U1IJI0CU 4aUlA aVV
belonging tnereto.; ypon tne petition of j county dependents, but an order which
Salame LaFlemme, the executrix of was made by the court yesterday, mod
eatd'estate. the court ordered that the: ifies the former order very materially
personal property belonging , thereto 'end has occasioned a little discontent
and valued at 1267. be, sold at prvate ftmong the county Cfcials who are in-
sate in uie manner pnmaea i?y taw. , ,
MET AND ACCEPTED RESIGNA
TION OF MANAGER-SUCCESSOR
TO BE CHOSEN.
The Salem Fruit Growers Union
met yesterday"- afternoon and - Mr.
James Kyle' resignation . as manager
was announced. It was aarreed to
reflecting- upon hold a full meeting of the members
order provides next Saturdav afternoon, at. t viorir-
; POINTS ON BINDING TWINE.
The Farmer Should Know Hew Many
j rear r uets tor a Dollar.
That th farmr I nftn uir,n -of.
vantage of In the ' Way ot misrepre
sentation by .the store - keepers is ah
undobuted fact, and one instance that
has come to our attention In the last
year or two. that has-been very prof
itable to smr of the dealers, is in the
misrepresentation in regard to Binding
Twine. " -' .. -
OMate years there has been Intro
duced into this market a grade called
Standard Manila, .which Is colored
Sisal to represent Manila. It Is the
Standard twine of the Eastern manu
facturers, where Sisal twine ii more
largely used than, Manila, because it
Is more
Ject In
celve. Dealers handling this twine
represent that U Is Manila' twine.
Manila twine is never made less than
600 feet to thev pound, whereas Sisal
twine is never made over 600 feet to
the pound, shlch is 20 per. cent - less,
and consequently should be 20 per cent
less In price. ; The 600-foot Manila
twine sells In the Eastern .market for
not leas than -two cents ;. more per
pound than the Sisal, and consequently
the dealers that - can : sell this , colored
Sisal for Manila twine are making- this
additional profit..-;'.-' The colored Sisal,
called Standard, does not contain any
more feet per pound than White Sisal,
so that, if White Sisal twine goes S00
feet to the pound, then the Manila 300
foot twine, being 20 per cent longer
should be that much more in price, and
Pure Manila. CSO-foot twine, being 30
per cent more to the, pound than the
Sisal, should be 20 per cent more In
price. Consequently the lowest price
twine Is not necessarily the cheapest.
The milk in the cocoanut is, bow many
feet do you get for a dollar? Corval
Ils Gasette. .- ., ,- ... -
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MAGDEBURQ (
:"' '" ' HARTFORD '
COMMERCIAL UNION
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE
SPRINGFIELD
SDC OF THE LEADING ' -
""'FIRE INSURANCE7
':'-' COMPANIES.
, , BXNIIT XJ. TTIIXIJ8EJf
SUCCESSOR.' TO i
. C D. G ABRIELSON "
132 COMMERCIAL BTREETL
SALEM. OREGON.
r-ri5-;C- si one. w.n.
r usea man, Aianiia, because it tTf . T
e easily obtainable, and their ob' ) , , , 'Ol 2'ETOIl' OF "?
r coloring it Is, of course, to de Ci-i - t. ' " ;
STiE'S DRUG SW
1S arpmrntu Seof "' eUcT
1 37 appraisement upon th estate of E. M. their bills for their monthly .alart .v..v.
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Fried rick, deceased, -placing ar .valua-
belonging thereto.
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ctlned to view it
TTimi Watora Peter firhr anA fL v ,-. .
- " . . " . iaor wnwy. ,ibw oraer proviaes next Saturdav afternoon, at z viorir-1 bitth ininr TvnTr-rk-
msmw ai svaV A y WAa
..From all points. Before yon make deS
fear-H mWrnii v . . . . . - . v TBiwnu lor --cai trip bast lei
207 tion of 3000 upon the personal property be drawn In 3miI A, tKT. Tnlf? v tnan oavquota you rates via the Illinois Cen
i .v,. no arawn in pajroent of the same unta cannery berries shall be sold. Also to' t,... - . ; .
rtheir work shair have been passed up- arraxure for experimental shipments to .at t, .m
?oSJ to becorrcf ' point. ' writi uaT iF7ou haven't timV to com-
T correct. r - til. t :Th0. fruit growers Interested in the f munieste with us tell the agent from
.XT.?f ie import of the expert-Union are very hopefutf coo- results' whom you purchase your ticket that
accountants; Clark and Buchanan, the and exoect to -make-thrtr brnniirm t -i - ,.
, court hxs concluded that an improve- i a success the first year. - - - -ria Central, and ron wUl never regret
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RUPTURE
Can b ltstd Read 1h:si
.M ,in .f '-.key 20. int. .
Tot ! toe t4Lat ti LUint tmui m-i a
rapture 'or kouu 1 vtCiatate ttatjlav4 pmb
eu.4r -k an Hofat John" -wi sei4
waiuuuiwhin bums, SaimB, Ot
and inreatlrita these tms&em. fc
235 and 237 CommeniAl let
the trip. If any of your relatives ori
friends in the East are coming West j
while the low rates are In effect, writs i
us about them, snd we will see that
they get the lowest rates with the best
service. Through tourist cars, person- i
aUy coadncted excursion cars, free re
dining chair cars, In fact all the latest
conveniences known to modern rail
roading. For particulars regarding
rates; time, service, stop-overs, differ ,
nt connections and routes, etc t -
311 on .or address B. IL Trumbull.
Commercial Agent, li2 Third street,
Portland, Or. - ' f.
Mr. and "Mrs. Henry Pape went to
Portland yesterday to attned the fun
eral ofthe late Mrs. Rachel Scott to-
day. "Mrs. Scott was the grandmother -of
Mrs. Pape. " They will return te
Salem tonight. .
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