hflfVf
fiOYWAS
MURDERED
. . ,-,? 1
kland, Cal.. Aug. 3 AlnW bo
,Jfl police that Richard Kra
Zl young boy, was murdered at
In' early hour yestorday morn,"5
!Als body thrown on tho track to
SrtSoteribr the lint twin on-th
darrr service- Captain . pf
n ttives Peterson of this pity .to
Srislsnefl several men of tho.forco
totoreU8Bte the -.boy's movements
Lt-oub to Jils death, to determine
iwjrfeJewet.rer tho crime.
It war at first thought, tho boy hnd
fah t1m oX an acc,"ont but En"
.Inter Rert Heed of tho Alameda
into dcttorcs that the. body aa it lay
L the track, before tho train struct
., jj8li etery appearance1 of death.
e did not e the body In tlmo to
,loh the train Krabol iay with hit
left Kb across tho track 'ns thoilgh
hfi had Ml'ln'd an offor'' to reach
Ihe opposite s'de of tho track. It is
thought prouuiiiB ' . hj "
hire died Immediately,
Suspicious markB on the young
bor'3 face, which could not .havi
'teen infllctoJ by the raid load the d6
tectlves to beliero further In' ihe
oardcr mystery. Krabel's father is
certain his con had considerable
Boncy upon hlj person when lie lof t
home Saturday night, but when IjIb
'tody was picked u therff was but
j' la his pocket, "Krabol wr3 ac
cmtomed to travel along tho tracks
at the point whero ho was found'tind
the theory of tho police 1b that, ho
was ambushed by rsomo oiio who
. know ho carried a largo .amount of
Boncy.
O ! 1
PARIS IS .-. '
THREATENED
BY- STRIKES
Par's, Aug. 3. Tho threatened
H-hour strlko of n 100,000 workmen
to protest ogalnBt tho government's
seterlty 'n dealing with them In re
cent strike dcmonBti'ntlon", Becim to
be finllng today.
Several morning papers failed to
make their appearanco today owing
to tho lack of compositors, but few
of the activities of the city are nf
fected owing to tho Btrlko.
The police patrol has been in
creased nnd tho movomonta hnvo been
kept secret from tho labor lenders.
The dl'puto is nt Its ho!ght, but
tho-e has been no vlolonco yet'.
More than 25,000 Boldiors are in
readiness to lchvo nt any moment.
The Socialistic deputies to dnyvUlted
Minister Drlsson, calling upon him to
Is uean immednto order for tho con
location of parliament to deal with
(be situation.
RKADVTO FIGHT STANDARD
OIL IN KUHOl'K
Basle, Swltterland, Aug. 3.. Re
ports revived hero today from rep
resentatives of tho International OH
yndlcato, which proposes ' to buck
the Standard OH , Company, Btnto
that the outlook is' bright, and that
Ike product of tho new concern will
tod a market a Boon ai an effort I a
Bade to push tho trade. There re
ports come evory city in the Conti
nent, TilO SVnrllrnto mnnncrnra in-n
"Pldly completing arrangements for
i alliance with tho great- Rujslan
oil flrmg. These firms, it is, under
tood, have expresed a redlness to
ell out at a reasonable price, m
. Headquarters havo beon . opened
"re with a satisfactory roport from
mis who arc Interested in aho new
enterprise la Germany and 'Switzer
land. n r:i , ,
TO8TOKFICR WNIHTS)
CAUGHT IK CHICAGO
Chicago Aug. p. :Terrerrlnp: the
masters of Norther Michigan
rar tn ytM and 8t?aijin(j more'. fcnnn
"0,000 from the government, Geo.
"Os ani Frank Roach are under ar-
m may Tno j,Rn-Ug were Mp
" '"' " ,rfal Inspectors Frasler
CVk in a hHt n 'th.e w?od Hear
iMcanaba when they, were captured
oss and noah had $10000 wprth
- 'tan"s and poital orders lit their
Mess!o? ,
RVAX IS MKMI1KR
OF PRINTKR'S VNION
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. a. WIIam J.
I a member of the Lincoln
OB-ajbJca Union today, having
tk V'1 "n hoi,Q"ary member by
l"en-lntm he-e yeEterday.
M. ere WB opnosRlon whea Bry
"M me was ?ugKeted, hph' tlw
12 !h,t hU adoptles by he
" miFh. b0 con-truwl a. ef pe
"" 1i.incanee. This was ever-
; r1 y the electHm Mor. ghM
JJ. Republican, ta SMersblp in
u ae nloa.
NATURE
r
AND A WOMAN'S WORK
LYDIA E. PINKHAM
.?iaturo nnd a woman's work cora
Dined havo produced tho grandest
remedy for woman's ills that tho
world lias over known.
In tho good old-fashioned days ot
ur grandmothers thoy relied ution
tho roots and heros of tho Hold, to
euro disease andnitignto suftering.
Tho Indians 'on' our Western
Plains to-day can-produce roots and
horbs for ovory ailmqnt, and euro
diseases that b'aiuo tho most skilled
physicians who .havo spent years in
tho studj of drus.
Frofh the roots and herbs of the
field LydlUv TL JPinklmm mbro than
thirty 'years ago. gave to the women
of tho world a remedy for Jtheir po
culiar ills, moro, potoqt and oulca
clous than any combination bf drugs.
Lydife- E. HtikhanVs Vegetable
Oompoirad is nowrcccignizid as the
standard roniedy for woman's ills.
Mrs. Bertha Muff, of-51tfiN.tJL.Sfc,
Louisiana, Mo., writes:
' Complete restoration to health
means pp much to mo, that forthn sake
of other Hufferlnir women I am willing
to nrnkq my troubles public
"For twelve years 1 had been Buffer
tngtwltli tho worfit iormsof feitnalo ills.
During that time X had tjlcvcu different
phyBicUittiryn'lthotit.. help. No tongue
can tcUNvliut I suffered, and at times I
could hardly walk. Alknit two years
ago 1 wrote Mrs. Plnkhnm for advice.
I followed It, and can truly say that
L.vdla I Plnklmm's VcgctuWo Com
pound and Mrs,, Pinkham's nilvlce rc
stored health, and strength'. It is
worth mountains of fr6ld to Buffering
women."
What Lydia E. Pinkliam's Vcgo
table Compound did for Mrs. Muff,
it will do for other suffering women.
MARINES
,RiHJEN,BY.f '
MAD DOG
Wnshlngtor., Aug. 3. Twolvo U.
S. marines, facing a graver dnnger
than .thoy could over had to face In
tho fortunes of war, marched Into tho
Naval mcdlcnl hospital-hero todrty to
tnko the Pa:tour treatmont for 'hy
drophobia. Each man had been bitten by a mad
dog In Panama,, and had been told
that his only chanco to live was to
get the Pasteur trentmont in the
United States ni aoon ns possible
ThQ twolvo nrrlved In Now York ort
tho Pnnma llnor Flnnnce yesterdny
morning, after a hurried voyage
from tho scene. Following out tho
doctor's orders", no ward of dogs or
illnoa was mentioned during tho trip
nnd tho men drll'ed every day. , '
On tholr arrlvl, they marchod up
to tho Twenty-third street ferry and
loft for "Washington.
Major Ruesell, ono of tho victims
of the dog-bite, wai In command ot
tho grim expedition. Sergeant C. A.
Ponlngton, whoso command ' had
been in Panama, gavo tho marching
orders.
Tho privates In the expedition
Lwero A. D. Hobdal, It. B. Blaghal,
W, N. MacFarlaud, L. C. Cork, G.
B. Baxter, Thoraaa Yoplo, V. E.
Cooper, Oscar Anderson, L. Mooro
and W. If. Horton. All are big fel.
Iowa. nd. in "the prime of life.
ii' iii n ' '
The bnlloon will not come down
Several Eastern cities are not to be
connected with a lino of aeroplanes.
O '
Mr. hughes has caused dismay in
iNqw York by deciding-to run again.
LAZY LIVER
"I fln4 C.frl so (ooTl that I oM not b
irtttiwuk tliuui.' 1 w IroiILIcil a crl ill wltb
orfKt IHm "d liJe''- Kw nnr taVlu
Cucanu Cauil Clljrlle 1 fcI mrf niicbbUr
I lil trtlulr Mtouiiof ud Ibtra to luyfrUuU
i lilcit tnJlel I li axtttrfv''
Beat for
CANBVCATMUmC
44 U bulk. Tti ;u4 OOC.
AMHULSALE, TEX KtUMN NXES
JMJLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, iAtlW, OKBOOM,
MARION
.COUNTY
-,
COURT
'.
audited and. 'Allowed at thk
july term of the county
COtaMlBSIOKERS' COURT,
Robert-on, A. E teaming.. 29.25
Robertson, B. H., labor.... 1G.50
Robertson, C. H gracing..' 16.OO
Robins,' Percy, grading. , .' 14.00
Rogers, F. S., labor 10.50
Rorcheim, C. J., teaming . . 7i0fl
Raemusficn, P., teaming,... 52.40
Roth, Levi, teaming 15.00
Roy, C. T., teaming 10.5P
Scott, John H., expence of .;
trips 0.90
Scott, W. H teaming 3.00
Schenk, John, labor ...... 17,25
Schiulrcs, John, teaming . 1 . 10.50
Schlmller, Joseph, shnrpeni'g 1.00
School & Son, J. nails, etc G.3S
Schutto, Jos., teaming -3.00
Schwrib, F. J.r teaming 19.50,
Schwab, John, cutting ditch 25.(J0.
Scely, E. E., lnbor ..uifw
Scely, Perry, beaming . . . .
Severson, j grading ...-
15.75
3.00
3.50
o'.oo
171. CO
Shalr, A., teaming .-. .,
Shophord, C. L., teaming-..
Shlpp, Watt, powder, etc.,.
Smith,. Fred, guarding con
victs . , . ,.,,,, . ,j,;,vi. suw .. . vctv.Q
Smithy "Vm. H.H,Iaborvr ,. ,Vj4;00
8pauldlng Logging. Co!, ChaB; J
'k., lumber .....'..'.,'..' 196.67
Stahton, Ben, plowing ".... 6.op
Statesman Pub, Co.,, advert- i
Ing t'; ;, . . .t . 6.00
Stclner' 'BerKer. 1 Joint.;. .65
Strado;, Wtn,, tenmlng ...,. 10.0,
Strorti, jHorman, teaming .-. . 3,0
Stu'rs:W..d. A.. haulInK Ktavol 10.5
Stute,' Frank, labor
Su'.b'auor,. J6s.p teaming . ,;. .
Ferry, David, teaming "'
ThorpCi-, H., teaming. . . . .
TbHUJkins,, D. E7, labor. Vv. .
21,0
3.0Q
22;Ejpr
14.BJ0
Ullom, C, bread
Wndo, Pca'rco Co., tools,
eta . . . v . . '. . ' .
82.1B.8;
WeUhart, Joe, labor
10:6.0
Woncor. Robert, cradlng . . 8i2.5t
Wordmnn, R., curbing 7.60
Wo-t, A. L., wood, etc 2.'80
Whlto, II. F., labor 60.00
White, Casner O., tcahilng.. 9.00
"Whlteman, Claude, teaming. 19.50
Whitney, Clarence, lnbor... .18. QA
Whitney, C. B teaming,.. '36.q;o
Whitney, II. T labor 19.50
Wlltscy, Frank, grndlng..." 24.00
Wlppor, H., teaming , 9.00
Wltzel, II. C, teaming 10.00
Wltzol, R. 0 teaming 25.50
Yates, Bert, grndlng. ..... '31.75,
Zlellnski, John F., teaming 18.00
Ztmnicrninn, F. A., tenm'ng 6.00
Zlihmorwnn, N., teaming... 4.50
Zurcher, JnOb, grading. . . . 40.75
Work in It. I). No. 38.
Rlrdsnll, II. M., labor...,,. 3.80
P.lrdgalJ, H. B., grndlng... . 3.00
B'r.ck, T. W., sawing wood. , 2.40
DllnBton, A. M., teaming... 21.00
Bllneton, A., lnbor 12.40
Blln ton, A. M., drilling. . . . 33.52
Brelter, C, labor . . .. 1.60
Brolter, Con., lnbor -i;8.0
Bre'ter, Con., labor . .' 16.10
Budd, M., Inbor-drllllng .... 31.50
Burrls, Jake, lnbor 7.20
Burrh, Jako, blacksmlthlng ,60
Burrh, John, wood, etc.... 12.00
Burrls, John, 'abor 18.30
Burrls, John, labor l.On
Cado, Eddie, railing 1.80
Cadp, Eddlo, labor
5.10
Chrlstman, Adam, labor . . .
Chrlstman, John,, grading. . .
Chrlstman, Henry, labor. . ,
Chlrstman, Honry, grading.
Colo, Qua, grading ..,,....
EdmorndBon, Will, grading. .
Emc"y, J. A., grading ....
Emery, J. A., labor .......
Tolo, Oscar, grading ,, i . . . .
Fox Bruce, blackimlthlng. .
Elmer, E. H. labor
Hrubezt, .Hrank, drilling, etc
Hrubotz, Frank, labor ,...
Hunt, J. W grading
Hunt, J. W., teaming .
3. 80
3.00
10.20
6.00
6.00
3.00
1.80
28.62
1.80
56.0,0
16.70
50.10
67.50
2.06
12.00
Spfcjal Job Under E. A. Taylor.
Raskin, O. R labor 1-50
Crlctlor. II. J labor 400
Crlctler, II. J., labor "6.00
Crictler, H. J., labor
Irvlno, John W'. Bhovfel, etc
atton, Harry, lubor , . f . .
"lebards. Jim, teaming. t. ';
Rlcbafd-, Ab labor.......
llchards, Ab labor.y ....
licbards, E. J.; shafpenlpg
tOOlS ,.,.. ...... .j.j. .
Itoessol X., plpw'Hg; ......
6.00
330
i.o'o
3.00
4.00
3.00
1.80
U.oO
raylor, E. A., haullag pqw
der ,,......,.
"ay lor. E. A., 'abor.,....1
-2.08
2.5 e
aylor, F. M., labor i69
Vallet, Fred', labo- M
Vallet, John, tearaiag , . . . . 'e
yitanuraiaB. Oacar. labor . 158
Zimerwaii, 0r, labsr. . .
Anders, Gee., labor M fr
2t21i
TUK1)AY, 4AJGUBT 4, 1M.
report . 4 . ,
Disallowed . ,
,)let.)
.75
Arnold; Samuel, labor a3 per
report . . .
Disallowed
167.60
3,60
78.75
.,..;
k
BOwen, C. D., Jabor'.ivs per
i report ,...,'. . . ......
Brpwnoll, S. S labor as per
; report f ; . ...... 6375
Cutsforth, John H., labor as
report .... ,w. ...... 125..00
Dot-man, M., labor as por ' j
repbrt' ...... .......... 50.00 1
Burotjte, F. R., labor.aa per
report ". 25.00
Ehlen, H. C, labor as per
report ,.,..., 77.75
Disallowed ...... ...'.. 10. 5U
Flcklln, C. S...labor as por
roport 82.5U
Fiinrue, Ben, labor as per ro
port 01. 2C
Glrbd, Arthur, labor "as por
roport . . ..!.. 123.75
Harris, D. A., labor a3 por re
port r .: 91.25
Hunt, John, lnbor as per re
port V' .v . . v. 112.50
JofforBon, J. A., lnbor as por
report 15.00
Johnson, F. O., Ibibor n8 per
.''report ...'.ylV?; 10S.75
Lander, V. W., labor as por.' v !
.113.75
, .,3,83
, .Disallowed . . .'".;?. A f. . .
Lewis, N. W., labor ai por
report '
51.25
103.75
ai , f
Llbby, A. C, labor aapor fp
port ,.f.,', . .;'...', .'.
Magee, M. M,, labor aa pe'r
T7report .. .'. :V.H . n 32.60
ncA., unai, a .iauor as perMV,- .
roport ......, .1215.00
Miller, J. U., 'labor, ns per roi"'
pore n lit 1 1 i47iOu
.t)lBallowed . . . 4..?V.i.. 1.25
Murphy.ffiSv., labor, as por , ..
report . ..Ti ., '... . . . , ".SB.c't&f
A topo-1 . ; . .. . .1.1,..'. w. . . . 35 jib-
Pomeroy, Grover, .labor? as
por roport . . ..A.1-:4ii., 46.21B
Robertson, B. . E., labbraal'.-.
report ,&...... ... :..77: 50.0A-
ftuol, 8rH., lapoxa 1or n
report ....,... ,.... 56.2(1
Schwab, John, .Jabor au por - y
report V. .'-'. . . -..'.;,. , . t.117.7o
Smith, LyloG.t labor as por
. roport 95.00
Taylor, A.'-J.,.fnbor. as por
rciort ., .....,, .' 72.50
Taylor, E.. A labor as por
roport .u 32.50
Wot, A4. L., Jabpr. as per ,,
report! ,.v. . . l 101.25
Qlsallowcd . . i (. 37. Gp
Whlteman, J. Q labor' ns
per roport . . .'. .- ...... 80.82
Wh'tncy, 6. C.', 'labor as por
report , . 137.50
Special Tnx, Road .district No. SJU.
Hacuornlck, Win.,, labor, . , . 6.40
Huldt, Alford, lnbor .,..;.. 1.60
Huldt, E. J., labor .."..... 6.40
Hurt, W, T,, 8.80
Hurt, W.. D., powing 20.00
Klmscy, J. E., plowing ,f .. 12. SO"
Lang, Joe,, grubbing . t.'. ,. 9.60
Lang, Fred, grading.,. .". , . , i 25.00.
Lnng, Lowls, gmb'bug .... 14.20
Ma'fc, Geo., Inbo.r .......... 1.60
Rando, R grading 12.80
Ros'olle, John, plowing,' etc 25,60
Scott, Jacob, gr' ,"ng ,. . . , , . 32.60
Scott, Geo., grading ....... 2(h80
Sullvnn, Mat, grading ..... 25.00
Swale, E grubbing ...... 17.55
Swnlo, , Ggo., blasting ......
Thomas, James, grubbing .
9.00
6.40
6.40
3.20
16.00
3.20
11.20
25.60
15.60
28.00
5.80
15 50
23.00
3.40
17 40
9.00
1080
4.80
1$.39
17.30
4.00
2.00
21.90
Thomas, Honry, grndlng . ...
Vangordor, D. A., labor ....
Vnngordcr, James, dnbbr . . .
Vnngord,er, Fred, Jab'or
Volz, Fred, labor 'Jb .". ....
Woodworth, Alberlfgrndlng
Woodwnrd'Ed.,' gjub"blng. .
Jay, Allen, labor .'..vf. . . .
Jory, It., labor .,,,.,..,,-.
Jory, Raymond,-, labor ....,'
Klmber, J, W.l8bqr.. ......
Klmber, W., labor' . ...,;,.,
McBroom, Will, gridlnt?, etc
McElroy, Roy, labor
Mcniry, j. ii.,,iaor
i
McElry. L. R., labor ,
McElroy, L., labor . ."f.f. , .
McElroy, R., labor .hWt . . ,
McE!to', Roy, Jabor ......
McGIIchrlrt. Willi JYOod,4,..
McGllchrht, R., labor
McGllchrUt, R., wood...., 20.00
McGllchrlot, Billy, labor..,, 180
Mclntlre, F, A., grading.,., 12.00
McRae, e', labor ......... 13.00
McRae, Erno't (Evxeret)
labor ...; 18.30
MIlax, Henry; labor 1.00
Moore. Georeo. haull'g water 46.00
Moorls, uo of eugluo
Mumma, J. A., -labor
N'oot, T., labor . . . . tJ
Moot, Tom, labor. . . v
jkwald, Frank, wood
Skinner, Cyrus, labor .....
51.24
39.00
7.20
1.80
5 00
19.10
Skinner, labr ....... ..... 1.59
Wroud. E., labor ........ 14-80
Stroud. Evert, labor .,..'... 1.5U
Tolle, 0 labor .......... 2,40
Welf Frank, labor ........
Whelan, Gum, grading
WIWwwh, Kalnb,. grading.,
WiU? M,,1irlHlng;v.,
Wlldinan, Ralph, grading..
2.
6.03
6 00
42.97
10.5O.J
m
WMWM
m.
YiruEo
tf tlieo good physicians t
sliould pronoirnco your '
bSW Jiopa. If tiicy
shoyld'dtddift .that you
qould.npt'iliv longer than
siict 'weeks. And if you
should, gct-wcll, after us
ing only $12.00 worth of
D. Miles' Heart CJuro and.
Kervine, what would yeu:
auvise a incna in hkq cod-
dition to do!
i-
.
"I hav to thank you
for i4v!n
m wife's life two yeartt nata
wa imrt
eentlnutd with the doctor until .the
third doctor,
one, said th
fnr lr. that
ir. iikb tne two rrcv
revtous
nnn unltl that nothlnr
coum o
o don
for her. that she had batten ba taken
heme from the- hospital to qulrlly wait
her time, .which weuld not hi over
weeks at the most. 1 iHWwht hjr
home, and then 1 thought probnbly;
Dr. Miiea' litnti euro anu ruervino ,
mlBht help her, no 1 got a bottle of
each and iema Nerve and Uver Plus j
ana commence! 10 kits uwiti iu ucr,
w Men Btn nn tmorovawent,, ana
encouraged khr this we cdntlrt,' alv-4
ln the medicine. We gavr lier eleven
bottles In nil of th medicine. Hhe
tnkea It occaiilonnlly now If ihe feel;
the. need, I am Ir. thomlnlutry, aud
feave been for 44 yeans."
REV. I. MlLTtIOAN.
Qeiida Spring's, .Kana.
Or, Mllet' Heart Cure It (old by
yourdruotjlit, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will Wnef)t;' If It fall
lie will refund yeur nieniy.
MUes Medical Co., lkijrt, Ind
NKWl nillLTi OPK.V
UP
AT KUGKNK
Otto II,. U.Qlchman, a fosrne' wnl-
jverslty of Oregon student, who ha
been In birlnesg at Fort Jones, Car.,
for Bmo tlmo past, has purchased a
half Intorcst in Otto Kautrnann'.i
popular refreshment and' lUnch.
placo In tho Dcckwlth block, at the
corner ot Sovonth arid.-Wlllamate
&treot8. Mr, Rclchman attended the
university somo ton or 12 yctrs-ago
and graduated from tho University
of California later. Ho camo to
Eugcno about three weeks ago and
soon aftorward began to talk busi
ness with Mr. Kaufmann.w A. deal
wae agreed to nnd consummated a
fow days ago. Mr. Rclchman enter
ing tho business today.
' Lately Mr, Knufmann has greatly
enlarged his placo, and mndo many
improvements, and has contemplated
many moro, Including the putting In
of a flrst-c!a83 grill room In tho now
building Just erected by h. O.
Dcckwlth.
o-i ,
If you take Kodpl In tho boglnnh
the bad atnckn of Dy3pep&la will be
avoided, but If you allow these, 1 1 1
(1 n'tneks to go unheodnd it'wl'l
tnkotffodol a longor tlmo to put your
tomaeh in good condition again.
r,n a bottlo of Kodjl tirtny. Sold
ny nil rtrnisK'rtK
COLONISTS' FARES, WESTBOUND
Fall Season,' 1908
COLONIST VAKKH FROM IMPORTANT KHTHIIN "CITIKS TO 8A.
Liai VIA PORTLAND, WHICH W'lhli UK IN 4!FI'KCT DAILY
FROM BKl'TKMIIKIt 1
From '" ' Rato.
Atlanta, Ga ,....151.00
Augusta, Oa. 61T75.
Daltlmore. Md., via dlffor-
bntlal lines 54.25
Dololt, Wis. ' 35.85
Dlrmlngham, Ala. 47.l(j
Dloomlngton, III 30. 80
Bristol, Tonn .( 51.75
Boston, Mass., via, differ-
entlul lines ....,.. , . .54.45
Buffalo, N. Y via dlffor
ntlal linos .,.....'..,... 47.50
guuri.iiBiu". """
Cairo, III. 38,76
Charleston, S. C. , .. &A?
Chicago, III. . , 33,0.0
Cincinnati,. Q,
Cleveland, O., via differ
ential lines ,
42,20
44 JC.
5U75
4360
Columbia, S. 0.. . .
Coluinbua, O. ,,'.
,....,,
..........
Detroit, Mlqb,, via differ
ential l'nea
Daa Moines, la.,,'. ,
43.00
32.85
Ellnlra, N. Y., vja differ-
' ontlal llnoa . , , .' 51.80
BVansvlllo, Ind. .v tf... . 39.00
GUolph, Ont. ....... .... 46.05
Hamilton, OiU. ,,..,.,.46.05
Hannibal, Mo. ...,,.'.,.j. 34.00
Indlananolls. Ind 40. IA
Jacksonville, Flo.
KboxvWo, Tenn.
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55.G0
49.60
41.70
39,60
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LoulevlUe, Ky.
Memphis, Tenn
Milwaukee, Wis., via M!s
ouri river . . .
38.00
WM, M'MURRAY,
General Pasiengcr Agent,
?HAH. H. FKK,
Psseeager Tc Manrger.
SoHthern Pacific CHjay.
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Notice ia hereby given that
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County School Superintendent of Ma
rlon! county wilt; hold the regular ex
amination of applicant for'.statc and
county pajers at the First M. k
church, Salem, Or., as follews:
For State Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August
12, at 9.9'clock a. m and continuing
until Saturday, August 15, at 'i
o'clock p. m , .
Wcdfiwday-i-Penmanship, h'story,
spelling, phyBical geography,- read
ing, psychology,
.Thursday Arithmetic, theory ot
teaching,' grammar, bookkeeping,
jhya4c civil government.
'Friday Physiology, eograpWy,
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CinpoBiiiou, Higuurn, ukmbii iuutb
turo. Saturday Botany, piano goorae
try,gonefkl hlntory, school law.
' Iur County Papers.
Coiumenclng Wc-inesday, August
12", .at 9 o'clock a. m., and continu
ing in Friday, ' August .14, at-4
o'clock, J. nu '
Wc'dneftday Ponmartfehlp, history,
orthography, reading, physical geeg-
raphy.
Thtirday Arithmetic, theory ot
toachlngj grammar, physiology. ,
Friday Geography, school law,
civil government, English: literature.
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Coimty'wS'chd'ol Superintendent.
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Offers, cpfleglate (jourso In A8rlcj
lure,' Including ,Agr.oi)fatriy, Hortt
turo Animal Husbandry, .Dairy Htii
bandry. etc.; Kofety. Domestic
Science and Art; Civil, Electric
Mochanlcal and Mining Kuglneorlng
Commercoj Pltarniacy.
Offers. elementary courses in A;
culture,' For'estry, Domestic Scleiile
and Art Cqmnierce, and Mechanjo
Arts, Including forge work, cabinet
making, steam fltttng, plumbtnj;.
tnchlhe work, otc. j.
Strong faculty, modorn e.uri
montj freo tultlenj open Soptembr
' Illustrated caUleue.wlth'rulI In
formation on application to the Reg
istrar, freo.
7-31-8-W2
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Salem Fence Works
t Hc4qrts for Woven Wire
Fenolng.
Poultry .Netting, TPlckets, Oat,
Malthold Rooilnk, P. D. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad
justable Window Screens.
CHAS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
WALTBIt MORLBY.
ano Court fit. Balew, Or.
TO OCTOHKH 81,
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From Rate.
Milwaukee, Wis., via St,
5aul and Spokano ...... ,$36.6
Mobile, Ala 50.53
Montgomery, Ala, ....... 49.7(1
Montreal, Que 52.7V
Muskogeo, Okla, 3345
Nashville, Tonn, ..; 44 00
Now York, N. Y via differ
, entlnl llnca ,.,'.,..... 55. 0B
Oklahoma, Okla. ,,,w.... 33 4t
Ottumwa, la 33.90
Peoria, III 30.0J
Philadelphia, Pa., via differ
ential linos 5475
Pittoburg, Pa., via differ
ential' Hnog 47.00
St. LoulH, Mo. 35,59
St.,tThouias, Ont. ,'. 4,0.
Savannah, Oa. . , . , 54.35
Springfield, III ,...... 30.0,0
Tallahase, Fla. 55.85.
Toledo, O. . ; ,...- 49-Gtf
Toronto, Ont. ,......... 40.05
Tuscaloosa, IHss. , 40,00
Wa hlngton,' D, ,m
orentlal )inoi ,AjIii, -
53.26
Missouri Itlvrr, CohjhJom Point,
Kanirus City, Mo,.i 30 0
St. Je-soph, Mo, ; . . 30 00
Leavenworth, Kas. ...... 30 00
Atchison, ' Kas.' 1? 3000
Council BluSs, la.' 30 00
S'pux City, la. .". 30 00
St, JiihI. Minn 30,00
Minneapolis, Minn. 3000
JOHN M. SCOIT, t
AU Om. ' Passenger Agent
(PaclSe iftinm.)
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