DAILY OAPIITAL JOTOSAL, SALEM, OREGON,' MONDAY, JUNE SO, 1913.
PAGE BIZ.
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP
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A BRILLIANT CAMPAIGN WITH GRATIFYING RESULTS
Pratt & Lambert
"6 1 "
Floor Varnish
Is the ideal varnish for floor. It will stand up under the
hardest usage, and is not affected by hot or cold water.
For prices call on
Patton's Sun-Proof
Paint
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I Salem Hardware Co., Inc. I
I 120 North Commercial St.
Phone 172.
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W. J. Porter's Wall Paper
and Paint
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Phone 485
455 Court Street
Agent for Lowe Bros.' Paint.
Hockeday's Interior Wall Painl.
Edward Smith and Chicago Varnishes.
Boss Heuter Stains and Robert Graves'
Wall Paper. AH highest grade on the
market. Let us show you.
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One month 'ago, the opening of the
"Clean tTp anil Paint Up'' campaign
wan announced. Already the work of
the campaign has gone far enough for
I ward to demonstrate some facts and
lessons ,that deserve immediate empha-
T 818.
First, and because "nothing succeeds
like success," the most gratifying fact
is that the movement already ia a suc
cess in the public acceptance of the
"Taint Up" portion of the now nation
ally established Blogan "Clean Tip and
Paint lTp. " The printing given theso
five words, in editorial comments and
in bold headlines in the newspapers,
have already given the trado a unique
ly valuable publicity worth infinitely
more. if it could have been bought for
any price than the effort, and money,
that have been devoted to the work
thus far. An incidental result, the im
mense value of which alreaily has been
recognized by some discerning ones, is
the new nttitudo of the public, ex
pressed through various officials and
others, toward the American paint
trade an attitude that marks a gener
ous reversal of form by some, and a
general awakening realization of tho
importance and the advanced spirit of
the ono industry that is solely devoted
to the conservation, protection and
beautification of homes and property.
In any town or city where a "Cleau
Up and Paint Up' campaign is conduct
ed, under whatever name or auspices,
two objects are to be sought by paint
men. First, to demonstrate the paint
trade 's eager acceptanceof its full share
of civic duty that being the larger
share because in such public service
the trado would reap the greatest busi
ness benefit; and second, to demon
strate the ability thus to reap tho due
rewards of such frank, practical and
self-respecting service. Where the
foundation has been laid by years of
such public spirit as every good citizen
should display especially the dealer
whose living depends upon his commu
nity then tho way is easy for any siih
dealer to taxe the nitiative in u 'Clean
dealer to take the initiative in a ''Clean
A house paint that has made good for 40 years, ready to
apply; spreads easily, holds its color; wears as if a part
of the building itself.
Everything for painting.
Leads, oils, brushes, varnishes.
Fletcher & Byrd
249 N. Com'ISt.
Salem Ore,
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Acme Quality
Paint
For Every Purpose
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
For Sale By
Willamette Hardware Co. t
426 State St. Phone Main 217 t
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THE COUNTY PAYS BILLS
(Continued from page 3.)
Woolkie, Peto, Bhoveling 3.60
Wood, Earl, hauling gravel 14.10
Wood, F. A., hauling gravel.... 19.00
Wood, W. H., scraping 3.75
Woolery, Walter, scraping 58.00
Wray, C. M. & Sons, tools 18.15
Wray, C. M. & Sons, tools 0.10
Continued
Zock, Geo., slushing 3.50
Zimmerman, C. C, dragging.... 7.00
Zurcher, Carl, plowing 17.00
8PKCIAL TAX R. D., NO. 14.
Dinwiddie, J. O., hauling rock 17S.25
Holloway, L. J., crushed rock.. 705.02
Vearricr, Lute, team work 70.00
Tacbantz, John, scraping 84.00
Hubbar, Poarl, team work 55.00
Bhopord, John, shoveling rock.. 40.00
Davis, Brady, hauling tile, etc. 40.00
Sharp, Edgar, shoveling 11.00
Manary, Bill, blasting 3.00
Davis, Ralph, shoveling 18.00
Gorman, Marion, labor 18.00
Kamsby, Charley, spreading
dirt 43.00
Carl, Fetcr, labor 48.00
Hamsby, Roscoe, sh'vling rock 45.00
Mculdiug, J. II., ti-am work .... 8,00
Sprague, Oscar, plowing 82.00
Vearrier, James, holding plow 41.00
flootz, Barney, plowing 84.00
Hprsgue, II. O., spreading grav. 47.00
Hucll, Art, holding scrapers .... 45.00
Gordon, James C, team oa
scraiwr 14.00
Taylor, (', E., team work 64.00
SPECIAL TAX R. I)., NO. 12.
Wellman, Vm,p hauling rock.... 24.00
Shepherd, 11. P., digging rock,
etc. 28.00
Homolke, Paul, do 30.00
Homolke, John, do 32.00
Plafl, C, do 30.00
Dunnagan, C. A., do 28.00
Rahman, Frank, do 29.00
Homolke, Anton, do 50.00
Logno, Chas., do 30.00
Jjawrenco, J. B,, hauling rock.. 21.00
Fisher, J. B., do 28.00
Landing, Miko, do 70.00
Ijamb, 1, R., tending scraper ... 10.00
Harper, ('. A., digging rock.... 8.00
Lawrence, C. R., do 11.00
'Brongher, A. L., nails, fuse,
rnps, etc 8, 55
Scott, John, powder 2.10
Johnson, ('., repairing 7.00
Wright, R. L., hauling rock.... 12.00
Hog, W. T., wood for engine.... 43.75
Richtcr, A. F., hauling rock,
etc. 43.00
Pluser, Louis, do 20.00
Shepherd, Carl, digging rock,
etc 34.00
' SPECIAL TAX U. !., NO 14.
Blakeney, J., clearing roadway 20.00
Zelterhcrg, C., do 35.50
Winter. II. J., team work 55.50
Oeder, A., dep. supervisor 52.50
Johnson, A., holding scraper .... 8.00
Brown, C. F., grading 42.00
Mais, O. (., team work 05.50
Thompson, E, M. scraping, etc. 32.75
llumnmck, W team work 32.00
Patorson, L., elenriitg roadway 11.25
Bates, S. L., do 24.50
Hodo, B., do 20.75
l.cikum, A., do 17.00
Zottorberg, J., do 900
Leikum, E., do 17.25
Hacher,. A., do 15.00
Johnson, J., plowing 38.75
llultt, J. C, team work 80.50
Bkoog, A., clearing roadway..- 32.75
Johnson, T., team work 75.50
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 15.
Mader, Albert, plowing, etc 63.00
Ifagerly, L. B grading 16.75
Haberly, W. J., grading 8.00
Howell, l harley, grading 10.00
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 20.
Brown, L. P., hauling gravel.... 5.40
Kickesh, Joseph, spreading
rock 8.00
CJuartier, Albert, spreading
gravel 8.00
Bnrell, John, hauling tile 4.50
Jonos, Cloff, digging up pipe.. 3.00
Martin, li., spreading gravol.... 1.00
Runner, Carl, tending scraper.. 6.00
Sutter, J., putting in tile 13.00
Proctor, W., hauling gravel .... 1.80
Timm, O. II., do 4.03
Jefferson, J. A., do 18.90
Bradley, Wm., do 5.40
DaviB, Wm., do 4.05
Oosnor, Clifford, do 4.05
Siegel, C. M., do 3.60
Wood, Earl, do 1.80
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.,
gravel 19.08
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.,
gravel 30.45
Bowdon, Bon, hauling gravel.. 9.00
Ray, Mark, do 6.00
Olson, N. P., do 12.00
Otgen, Ben, do 10.50
Uradley, C. C, do 9.00
Flimm, A. II., do 8.25
Sieglo, C. M., do 6.00
Jefferson, J. A., spreading
gravel 20.50
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO 22.
White, T. C., grading 25.50
Johnson, Clarence, wheeling
rock 6.20
Jacobs, Albert, do 9.00
Hostetler, John, dumping rock 7.87
Clymer, Geo., plowing 22.50
Steinback, Chris, scraping 40.25
Hark, Weaver, wheeling rock 6.99
Otterbine, Levi, hauling rock.. 54.25
linmsde.ii, Geo., do 15.00
White, Lornn, plowing 20.12
Steinback, Carl, scraping 10.00
Nndon, Royal, wheeling rock.. 10,00
Bishop, Will F., spreading rock,
etc 5.25
Johnson, A. E., hauling rock.... 40.67
Krchbiel, V. J., powder, etc 13.50
SPECIAL TAX R. 1)., NO. 23.
Bnrris, E., leveling grade 19.00
Freeman, Merit, clearing road
way 12.00
Pitchke, Dan, do 15.00
Scslack, Charles, do 15.00
Lang, L,, do 15.00
Peterson, John P., do 17.00
Peterson, All'ord M., grubbing.. 17.00
Peterson, Martin A., scraping 11.00
Peterson, L. (1., grubbing 34.00
Lang, Jee, plowing ,18.00
Lang, Fred, plowing 3S.00
Itosselle, John, grading 15.00
Nenl, W. V., grading 38.00
Kimsey, J. E., grading 32.00
Fruinan, D. O., grading 31.00
SPECIAL TA R. D. No. 21.
Holmnn, F. E cash advanced 10.00
Wade, Pearce & Co., tools 25.55
Downing, E. C, wood 2.00
Hobnail, F. E., work at crusher 50.42
'imiiicrmnu, George, sawing
wood 5.S0
Schmitt, Jake, hauling lumber 35.63
Susbauer, Jns., Sr., putting in
platform at crusher 2.5
Mick, F., work at crusher 27.5(1
Susbauer, J as., Jr., making till 4.3S
Tate, R., do 14.00
Carter, I. B., do 7.01
, Stof f on, Thillip, do ,2.03
Arthur, Albert, grubbing .88
Shipp, Watt, powder 88.15
Steinberger, J. S., making fill.. 2.76
Caldwell, Willis, do 12.75
Van Handol, J. B., grading,
etc 97.39
Hirzsiefen, P., blasting, etc 10.50
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 24.
Arthur, Lewis, grubbing .88
Kuntz, John, team work 11.89
Zimmerman, John, hauling
truck 1.75
Zimmerman, .Ins., Jr., dragging 1.75
Kleekor, B. W., do 7.00
McKinney, E. E., additional
salary as supervisor 14.50
Schmitt, Alva, blasting stumps 16.63
Schmitt, Phillip, making fill.. 4.82
Schmitt, Charlos, sh'ling, etc. 19.26
Bell, F. A., superintending .... 6.87
Hunt, Norris, making fill 7.00
Zimmerman, N., grading 18.88
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 29.
Bliuston, D. E.,. drilling rock .. 25.00
Uininhofer, Elmer, grubbing .. 10.00
Will, E. E., plowing 2.00
Linning, Oust, work at pit .... 11.00
Kirns, Robert, loading scrapers 16.00
Dunnott, Loe, scraping 16.00
Linning, Arthur, loading scrap-
erg 8.00
McCaw, O. W., grubbing 7.00
Whitoman, J. G., grubbing .... 21.75
Phillips, James, grading 24.25
Phillips, G. N., do 33.50
Bliuston, A. R., drilling rock.... 25.00
Nelson, A., do 14.00
Illinston, D. E., do 25.00
Byers, J. A., plowing 10.00
Davidson, Albert, grading 12.00
Hampton, B. II., scraping, otc... 4.00
Mier, ("has., Sr., scraping ...i.. 8.00
Whitman, A. L., grading 25.25
Palmer, Henry, Bcrnping 16.00
Nye, A. M., do 12.00
Simpson, B. F., do 16.00
Niccleson, L. L., dumping
scraiers 8.00
Beckwith, J. T., scraping 13.00
Kerns, George, burning brush.. 1.00
Nye, R. P., hauling tools, etc... 9.00
Thorps, G. H., grading Jeffer
son road 2.00
Amnion, Henry, grading 14.50
Thorp, Fluid, do 4.00
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 32.
Oehlen, N. J., labor with team 8.00
Fehlen, Paul, dumping scrapers 18.59
Et.el, Joe A., hauling rock 3.73
Fox, R. 1!., loading scrapers .... 20.00
Fischer. O. P. V., plowing 26.50
Kusy, John, Jr., grubbing 24.00
Uauscher, Andy, plowing 52.75
Etzel, Andrew, hauling rock,
etc 40.00
Lafoon, Ernest, grubbing 12.00
Spence, Conrad, dumping scrap
ers 2.00
Taylor, T. II., scraping 24.00
Yuhcr, Jos., do 20.00
Thomas, G. K., scraping 16.00
lioek, Fred, Inbor 10.00
Tate, George, work on road .... 17.00
Cromer, Chris, do 44.00
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO 331..
Jones, J. F., team work on
Sandberg road 21.00
Montgomery, U. S., team work 26.00
Stone, M. , labor 14.00
lleringler, O. E., hauling plank
etc co.,10
Stone, M. T., labor with team.. 36.00
Winzor, Karl, labor 32.00
Hum, Wess, do 2.00
Zimmerman, Waldo, do 20.00
Morris, A. 8., cutting logs 18.00
Zimmerman, Oscar, labor 20.00
Krise, Walter, labor ...... 26.00
Virkelyst, C, scraping 24,
Zimmerman, Otto, labor 22,
Zimmerman, Win., do 12,
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO 35.
Dinsinore, J. M., grading 13.
iMcClary, T. J., blasting 36,
Grape, H. A., shoveling 31.
'Bartoz, Hildegard, scraping .... 39.
I Long, Lewis, blasting 36,
Hoseman, J. II., plowing 69.
Random, Geo. L., scraping 20,
I Miller, John, cutting brush 12.
SPECIAL TAX R. D., NO. 53.
Given, G. E., spreading rock .
33.!
Gibson, M., hauling rock 28.00
i aspell, C. W., hauling rock .... 33.25
Darby, Jas., hauling rock 17.50
AlcElhancy, Chas., do 28.00
Jones, Roy, do 26.25
King, II. E., do 24.50
"Doerfler, Martin, do 1.75
Miller, F. M., do 5.25
'Humphreys, Harry, labor 8.75
Doerflor, Martin, Jr., labor .... 14.87
.dorley, Chas. E., hauling rock 17.75
Olson, Peter, labor 14.87
j Olson, Louie, labor 16.62
jllumphreys, W. II., labor 3.50
rreim, Louie, digging rock 14.87
Preim, Arthur, labor 11.37
, Miller, Marion, do 8.75
1 Oilham, G. W, do , 5.23
jGilham, Jas., do ' '9.02
CURRENT EXPENSE.
' Aufranc, A. Eugene, stamps.... 11.05
Commercial Book Store, files
and pencils 3.45
Commercial Printing Co., En
velopes 7.00
Commercial Book Store, ink ... 1.85
Capital Journal, pub, claim
docket 36.19
Oehlhar, Max., stamps 20.00
Glass & rrndhomme Co., mime-
ogrnph stencil, etc 19.68
Hanna Bluo Print Co., slope
stakes 11.00
Horrick, B. B., Jr., stamps 2.00
'Kilham Stationery Co., De
Luzo binders, etc 50.70
Moores, Ross E., printing
Blanks 3.00
Oregon Statesman, pub, claim
j docket 38.07
Pac. Tel. i- Tel. Co., phone
rental 32.63
Pat ton Bros., supplies 62.05
! Rodger's Paper Co., stationery 11.90
! Snyder Printing Co., printing
j notices 2.50
Smith, Vr. M., stamps and ex-
I press 41.91
Smith, J. W. L., stamps and
express 5.55
WTest, B. F., stamps 1.00
COURT HOUSE EXPENSE.
Fraser, A. L., jacket for stove,
etc 9.00
Laflnr, C. W., insurance 35.00
Portlnnd R. L. 4 V. Co., light ... 81.60
Salem Water, Light & Tower
Co 17.80
Salem Laundry Co., laundry.... .20
Shorthouse, M. J., work on
lawn 32.50
Spencer Hwd. Co.. mop and
dusters 2.60
jTillson & Co.. storing wood .... 2.00
I Willamette lldw. Co., hoe, rake,
etc 6.S3
.Worrell Mfg., Co., Vermin Co.,
etc 110.35
Continued
JUSTICE COURT STATE VS. DICK.
Webster, D justice 5.70
Cooper, E. E constable 2.40
STATE VS. FRERES.
Alford, M. L., witness .. 40.40
STATE VS. JONES.
Grier, J. B., justice
Smith, Henry, constable
Herrling, Frank, juror
Downing, W. II., do
Zimmerman, John, do
Bonson, C. H., do
Loose, Chas., do
Lake, W. H., do
Fehlen, Paul, witness
Stabb, Chas. do
Smith, Henry, do
Mack, iurs. Ella, do
Mack, Frank, do
Mutschler, H. J., do
Robertson, F. A., do
STATE VS. MATLOCK
Webster, D., justice
Cooper, E. E., constable
Ellings, Ed., witness
Smith, O. W., do
Houck, J. O., do
White, Jack, do
8TATE VS. REED.
Gosser, Geo. W., witness
McDonald, C. C, do
STATE VS. SMITH.
; Hubbs, George W., justice
I Simeral, A. F., constable
Winters, J. II., witness
; Brown, J. M., do
Smith Walter, do
I STATE VS. MATLOCK.
Webster, D., justice 13.85
Cooper, E. E., constable ..
lumber, Peter, witness ....
. Brown, Benj. F., do
Eschleman, Louis, do
j Roberts, Jin, do
jBynon, Fred, juror
Pettingill, Geo., do
Holt, Thos., do
Pohlo, Warren, do
Ellis, Ed., do
Brunncr, D. F., do
STATE VS. TOBIN.
Webster, D., justice 10.80
Cooper, E. E., constable ....
Alvin, C. E., witness
Smith, T. C, Jr., do
Croisan, Ed., do
Moore, Orville, do
Moore, Claude, do
Cosser, Geo., do
STATE VS.
Webster, D., justice 10.45
Cooper, E. E., constablo
Young, Guy, witness
Tilden, Ezra, do
Young, Leslie,, do
Riley, Chas., do
Smith, Ben, do
Howe, Jimmy, do
Homeneyr, Con, do
CARE OF TOOR.
fllyrd, Dr. W. H., calls 15.00
Cook, A. J., rent
jCotfcige Undertaking Tarlors
ourial cf county patients ....
; Pause, A. & Sons, groceries ....
I Digerness. N., do
Whing, B. D., do
, Garland, F. II., livery hire
Continued
Moore, J. O., money advanced
per order of court
Salem hospitnl, care county
patients
Taylor, Earl E., poor farm ....
Wilson, W. II., house rent
ELECTION ACC'T.
Cowing & Cowing, county map
Conger Printing Co., envelopes
Gehlhar. Max, stamps 40.00
Oregon Statesman, registration
blanks 13.23
Rodgers Taper Co., do 159.15
Snyder Printing Co., gummed
3.95
9.30
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.70
1.70
1.70
2.30
2.30
1.70
1.70
7.40
5.00
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
2.00
2.00
3.40
8.30
3.90
3.50
3.90
6.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
9.10
1.70
1.70
1.70
2.00
2.00
2.00
7.20
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
5.00
.30
13.90
5.00
23.43
2.00
8.30
347.00
312.70
9.03
lnbels 3.00
TAX REBATE.
Gronzer, Aug., tax rebate
disallowed : 16.98
Lunn, C, do 3.21
Maurcr, J. J., do 7.00
Mickel, N., do disallowed 11.55
Robertson, J. P., do 14.55
JAIL.
Eseh, Wm., board for prison
ers 81.28
Meyer, II. C. & Co., razor
plates 4.07
JUVENILE COURT.
Englebart, A. A., witness 4.20
Englebart, Mrs. A. A., do 4.20
Edor, N. E., do 4.20
McLim, D. P., do 4.20
Mapes, Frank M., meals 7.50
Garland, F. H., livery hire 1.00
Lyrich, Lela S., car fare, etc 5.00
CO. HEALTH OFFICER'S EXP.
Fashion Livery Stable, livery
continued 10.00
Garland, F. H., livery con
tinued 2.00
Garland, F. II., do continued 4.50
Ransom, Dr. C. L., drugs and
services continued 22.45
Red Front Stables, livery
continued 3.00
Van Winkle, Dr. J. O., trips
continued 8.00
CORONER'S EXPENSE.
Clough, A. M., investigation.... 6.90
Clough, A. M., do 5.00
Clough, A. M., do 7.90
Clough, A. M., do 5.50
Clough, A. M., do 5.50
Clough, A. M., inquest 39.50
Meyers, H. G., juror 1.00
Long, A. W., do 1.00
Stiner, G., do 1.00
Carlson, Richard, do 1.00
Radcliff, A. J., juror 1.00
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4.00
Patton, Hal D., do
"Erskih, C. W., witness
Clark, O. L., do
Woods, J. J., do
Morrison, J. L., do
McMahon, W. C, do
Gottschalk, George, do .
Zinn, Wiloy, do
Boedingheimer, B. E., do
Monarch, Paul, do -
Darr, John, do
Mattock, C. N., do
Miles, Dr. O. B., services
Garland, F. n., livery con
tinued REBATE OF FEES.
Springer, Toter, robate of fees
SCHOOL SUPT.'S EXP.
ComeliiiB, Lizzie, examiner ....
Dunlap, O. L., do
Gilliam Stables, livery
Gauntt, W. C, examiner
Lambert, L. S., attending
meeting
Poorman, J. M., attending
meeting co. ed. board
Smith, John W. L., examiner....
Shields, E. E., attonding meet
ing INSANE.
Byrd, Dr. W. H., insane exam
ination ;
Smith, W. Carlton, do
Byrd, R. D., do
INDIGENT SOLDIER.
Jones, O. W., indigent soldior
Schaupp, John, do
Hodges, Mrs. W. F., do
"Wallace, Mrs. E. E., do
Chenoweth, J. B., do
Cobs, Delia R., do
Hooser, Jacob, do
rironghton, II. 8., do
Miles, W. P., do
Whitoman, A. R., do
Leach, Mrs. 8. A., do
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1.00
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
5.70
4.00
2.60
9.00
9.00
7.50
9.00
2.50
2.50
9.00
2.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
5.00
4-4-M
BOUND TRIP FARES
To the Second
WORLDS CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
Via the
I (ft A SUNSET!
I (OGOENkSHASTAl I
I I ROUTES I I
to
PORTLAND JUNE 30 to JULY 6 f
' ' FARES PROM
Albany (round trip) $3.10 Eugene (round trip) !$4.80
Corvallis (round trip) 3.50 Junction City (roundtrip).... 4.30
Salem ' (round trip)... 2.00 Harrisburg (round trip)... 4.15
All Other Points
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE
Tickets will be Bold from all points south of Roseburg June 29-30,
July 1st to 5th. From Roseburg and all points north, including,
branches, points on the C. fc E., P. R. & N. and 8., F. C. & W. June
30, July 1st to 6th. Final return limit July 7th.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
will be celebrated in various towns in Oregon and a one and one-third
fare for round trip will be in effect between all stations where the one
way fare is $6.00 or less.
For detailed information, train service, etc., call on nearest agent,
or address:
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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