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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Will O, Late Walter D. Stinson.

'rh.. last viii and testament "i IN"
l.+o Walter y. Stinson has been filed
~ TIA. probate office. In the document
Er Stinson prescribed that II" be
h,,,iad according to the forms "i III"
I,rotestant Episcopal church from ms
.o,,, home and in as un"st"hiali"uS
,,,,rnnr aS poesihl.: that there y" no
,,,,s;.. IT his funeral. and that his gray"
h, marked 10y a plain granite cross
baarirr his mann. the dates Of MS hlrth
IA death. ard no other inscription
All bis property is given L" MS WIG
and children. and Mrs. Sths"h mas the
ro,y., "a convey the same Tor IN" sup
rc,, Of herself ana children. Mrs. sun
son is made guardian Of 'he chiidfeh
ard executriX of the will
the sum Of $10o is 10 bc paid l" 'nf
,rall,vell Cemetery Association I" p''
LII n.rretuallv. the income 10 be De
,.o,4d TO The ma intcnance OF the iol %
a.. tate David :. Stinson in that cer1"-
terry. ia. ~, ,
IN. win is dated Nov. :. lH''' ny :"
o.1;,.iI dated Feb. ~. 1901. II i pro-
,-;oed that his life INSURANCE hei"'sS
,,o1,v 20 his VIII. nnh children
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

II will thus be seen that the existence
or non-existtnce OF the death penaltN
had hut little bearing upon the num-
b..r Of crimes committed. IN lSho'
though death was the punishment, -
were procreled against. yet
only F.. were, convicted Of murder III tht
FIRST degree. In 1850 when hanging was
abolished thu. number Of honlcides
Mas reduced to l. Yet in 1884, after the
death penalty for murder was Te-es-
,.,i,li.b.d. th.r- We're l3 murderers in
,ttct al ana tric.l ana II OF them We're
con i"tei.
or ,ours. thes, figures do not give
the Il, ,tuai number Of murders '"Hi-
ujttr,i in th,- state: only those "h"i'
III. pa! ties had been apprehehd'd ana
trie,l for their crimes. Nor u" thtN m
rludr those Indicted for mansiauShttr
or assault with dangerous weapons
,.y,.p though their victims lost th"lf
lives.
,+torn., General Haincs in nj mrs.
r..,,ort gave a history of the law pun
;s,,iuc. ttc }rrpetra tors Of murders '''
,rhirh the following is an abstract;
when Maine became Il state IN
,ri,oes of treason. murder. arson rap
h,rpIary aud robbery from tht Ptrs"ii
! a., violence. we're runiShapi. WIN
d.ati, by hanging. In lSe9. til" p'h;'i'! {!
tn, harYIary. rape and robbery WAS r.
Gr,..d 10 i,nprisonmcnt for life. IN 'N'''
ibo ,,Ny WAS changed So that murh'''
~, convicted aud sent enc"d |" u" h"fI'
lbo,,l6 ha confined in states nfrF"l y
v.,,. and q day before "N"cuti"h' AN"
~. C,x.c,ltiv. was to is~u" ms NiT-
.,,t ,rd,rin. thu. execution. but L''
unit, a full record ri tr" lh"'''''l''I
had been suhrlitte'! I" nm. ~ -n'i
! -. Io,l was again changed, feniht !HE
,b.f all persons unGe,' sch'elcr ~
! ,..,r .nnuld bt confined n hafd itb''l
! !, ~, c,,t,'. prison until the sentence
,,.,.. ,.ar,.ieu into effect. The "iN'rt't'i
,.rt ,,.;th the Executive by the i'W "'
| 1>2- yas followed by n strong '"n'i'
| ,.,,;,,,ant AGAINST the death p.'i''ilH
M, ,,,..,.. ,vas no execution in this
! ctoto ..or nearly 70 years. 1nlS '"iui-
zion of affairs led the GoVelil''' III i,"'
1 Il, his annual message, 10 S"s ~
/ ho,;,;on ot The death penalty. or
,,,o,,,a, of thc law SO that the ''oN'lhoi
I .t,o.,td b. obliged to isSuc ms Md!l"'' ~
,.;,h;,, some fixed time. IN 1907 th'
,.,,. ,,.as nassad requiring the ''oN''h"'
,,,rciI TO review the flndlhS %
/ az, ,o,,rt in case of cohNlcti"' iii'
\ yantanc. Of death ana commune i'''i '."'
,r cans. the prisoner I" ~ =
/ af,a, :, certain length Of time iT"'h 'h'
II ,I,t ,f the original sentence. III 'N'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

The Maccabees Elect Officers.

At the regular meeting of KenDebec
Tent. last evening. officers for the en-
suing year wert elected as follows:
Commander, :. {. e. Ward: ljeuten-
ant commander. Victor French: record
keeper, f.. L. Merrill; finance keeper.
W. T.. Swift: chaplain. f. f. IiandaH:
sergeant. W. II. Dunton: master-at-
arms. B. +. Smith; 1st master OF guard.
T.. 4. HIssey: I'd master of quart. Il
J. Marden; sentinel. J. A. Beal: picket.
w. Il. Trask: trustee. G. F.. Hoxie.
1t was voted to change the reviews tn
the second and fourth Fridays Of eac,
month. The installation of officers
will take place on the second Friday
evening in January and will be public
to members and their ladies. A com
mittee on entertainment and refresh
rncn:s was appointed for this occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by tho Wires From the
North. East. S0ath and West.

| The most Rev. James EdWarh Cove
| Weldon. bishop of Calcutta. has pc
appointed cannon of Westminster Abbey
to take effect upon his resignation from
the See of Calcutta.
| The Rev. DR.. Thomas Kennedy. rec
tor Of the American College at Rome
| has Just purchased Il building near tn.
Pilotta palace where the American Col
l"ge will be installed.
The main building Of the Michigan
Algali COS. soda ash plant at Wyan.
dOtte, Mich, was completely destroyed
by fire, Thursday. The loss is placed
! at S50oOcG. seven hundred men are
temporarily thrown out of employment
by the fire. the cause Of which is no,
known.
The New York Commercial Advert ~.
,r printed The following statement
Thursday. made by James J. Hill. pres
dent of the Great Northern Railroad
Il have no intention of resigning the
presidency of the Railroad co. Fur
thermore ! am not going to give up my
homie or residence in st. Paul
\ monument to th. memory Of Rob
ert Fulton erected in Trinity church
yard. New York, by the American So
ciety Of Mechanical Engineers now in
session at New York. was unveiled,
Thursday. The monument stands clos.
by the agc-marked vault. wherein Full
tons body was cntomhed nearly q CEN
turv ago.
The explosion of a boiler in the hard
ware store of l.. Waldo Thomson
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

I:"v. Dr. Henry Van DYKE. head q
the English department OF Princeton
University. has accepted the call from
the, Ericl, Presbyterian church in New
ySrk 10 become minister in charge dur
irgathc vacancy of its rastoratc. In his
lcttor nf acceptance. Dr. Van Dyke said
ihat he would take charge Of the church
u,tit another pastor was secured on
condition that thc office b" without
Sl l1rt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

shortly after tn, Elizabeth city i"it TN
south Portland side at ~ A. Nj. Thurs
dry s;,,. was in collision with the Sch"on-
~ N,.lh,.h..s,r which WAS being taken 1"
III. marin. railway ~ the tue Wawrnoc.
rh,, iihboom of the schooner and her bow
crashed through the light upp"r work
Nm niIot house If til, ferry boat and
.,,1ip,t.r Il them tp pretty We'll. although
III. hull of III. ferry boat was uninjur"d.
Til. Mrthebcsec carried away ncr mar
tin.nlr and part pf her l"is" picc" on tnt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
A CARD.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on 30 cent bottle
of 9reene's Warranted Syrup of Tar II it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
+. X. Courtemanche. c. X Partridge.
Arthur Tetrault, Temple Pharmacy.
John Coughlin. Augusta
jackson Bros. Chas. Ward IL Co,
J. G. Houlehan, G. II Beane,
uctled,S & wfnoO Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
An Evanqelist's Story.

II suffered for Years with bronchial
ji.t ,lnti, commenced One Minute Cough
cure" writes Rev. James krkman, evan
.,..Iisi II Eal, River. III. one Minute
Cough Cur, affords relief for all throat
and lung troubles. For Group it is m
,,nu,ll.d y W. Means.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Some time last winter. Stat. i.ib,,-
rian Carver prepared a history. n,ief
out comprehensive. of the capital p,In-
ishment Law. Ii gave full information
ON the subject. how II worked when
l'hSing was the punishment for mur-
der and how il has worked since IN.
repeal of III" death penalty act, 81 far
ao restraining the commission of mur-
d"rS Is concerned. Lately Mr.. Carver
mas been receiving many requests for
copies OF his tcatiet. and they are be-
lrG sent all over the country.
Tn" many murders committed in
Maine during the past year has caused
til" impression to become general that
the numh.r of capital crimes arr. in
"reaSinS since th.. repeal OF the death
clause. II the report Of the attorney
general for l>91->. Hon. William T.
I!aincs IT Watervillc. then occupying
tn" position. was given the number Of
~. s-"utiunS for homicide instituted in
the state courts in each year from 1877
10 | >:N. inclusive. Mr.. Carver has gone
r;"u farther back than did Mr. HaineS
ard has prepared = table covering the
prosecutions from 1860 10 1876. inclusive.
Tie two tables give Il complete rec0ri!
Of III, prosecutions instituted and th,
convictions for murder in the first de-
gree Tor tn" past 10 years.
rhcs,. ables are interesting. from th,
fact that apparently the existence Of
the death penalty in the statute had no
restraining iniiuenC. whatever: that
murders We're committed a. frequently
when death WAS the penalty as when
imprisonment for life was the punish
II, ut imposed. The following table will
give th" figures in detail:
mi t,l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Closing EN- Out.

Clocks Watches. Jowelry. 81, ,ctacles.
Razors. and Perium"ry at lowest cash
prices. S,.vru-ycar Epld-lilled chains. &.
>-day Clocks FOR 81. Ten-year gold-tillcd
Spoctaclcs ara I'm. Glasses for $l.Jr
Ladies' gold watches. =. St. 81. to $lS.
by l.. :. Lewis, at DR.. W. Johnson Office.
J:i Water St, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Eryn Mawr University has he.n
offered a. gift Of S2j0,ooo by John D.
Rockefeller for certain specified i'm
provements. provided that on or be-
fore commencement day in June next
year the further sum Of $3.50. .o00 shall
be raised tn complete the projected
work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Saved His Lille.

Il owc my Iif. to kodol Dyspepsia
cure" writes Ii. &. Chrestcnson. Hay
ilrld. Minn. For three years | had dys-
repsia :" bad that could hold nothing
On , my Stonaem n dir Ivortisman @ [%"9 on Kndo ."
nysprp>ia Cure and commenced its use.
Now ! An cured. and recommend il IN
Al. 4 W. Menus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Andrew Carnegie is considering the
gift o q large sum of money for the
benefit of the aged telegraphers around
New York and it is said that h. in
tends. whcr satisfactory plans have
been made to extend his bequest so as
10 include. the tel".raphers in AL parts
of The 1and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
STATE HOUSE.
Col. Augustus B.Farnham DUAL.
ities as Adjutant General.
Record Of Homicides Prosecuted in
Maine for Past 40 Years.
Annual reports in Process Of Preparation by
Various State Officers.

The recently appoin,ad ,bi.f ., ,.o
"o' military family. Colonel
'"S'"N Is. Farnham of Hangor. came
~ -N's aS'a' yesterday. and took 1h..
: i''eu naths to qualify him to dis
cha! 60 his official duties.
eiieial Harnham, as he must now b,.
'aheo' attended the quarterly meeting.
vi .hr Maine Loyal Legion. Of which
ne Is at present the head. at Portland
ednesday evening. ana reports !,
pi-asant and profitable session.
General Farnham Went to Bangor on
th' afternoon train. ANA will return
this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Fall and winter exhibit OF hats and
bonnets in the latest styles, Thursday
and Friday. Oct. 17-Is.
l.. r. BUCK.
1874 Water Street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Suits That Suit.

Suits made by u. MEYER, Fine Gus
tom Tailor. III Water street. in his new
shop. Pressing. Dyeing and repairing
at lowest prices, formerly at 166 Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Accidents como with distressing ire
c,,.,ncr an tn, farm. Cats. bruises. sting,
inrai,ie Or Thomas Electric OIL re-
lievrs the pain istant|y. Never safe with
out it,
m " ftcW II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

Ayers Hair Vigor doesn't
suddenly restore color to
your gray hair; but gradually
the old color comes back
all the dark, rich color it used
to 7: have. 1t stops falling of
the hair, too, and will often
make the hair grow to be
very long and heavy.
ayers Hair Vigor is certainly won.
derful. 1t has restored the n.s"ra, ~wm
eo,or to my gray hair and has made =
spiendid new growth. Miss Emma
Caider, New York City.
d. All druggists. &c. AVER co., Lowell. u.,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

The Following companies have filed
articles Of Incorporation at th. oIiict.
of The secretary ~ State:
PruSsian Oil Medicine Company Or
"aniZed at Augusta. FOR the purpose OF
carrying on Ill" business of chemists
druggists ana chemical manufacturers
with sjo9,"o0 capital stock of which
nothing IS paid il. The officers are
President, Lewis 4. Burleigh Of .iu-
susta: treasurer. Joseph Williamson.
Jr.. OF Augusta. tortifiCat. approved
NoF. -, 1901.
Camden TrottEG Park Association.
organized IT Camden. for the purpos.
vi conducting a public park 10 be used
FOR Il race course. games ana exhibit
tions. with s2n,"0" capital stock Of
which SSe15 il paid in. The officers are:
President, II. NJ. Bean of Camden: :
traa surer. Guy Carleton of Camden.
Certifcat" approved. Nov. %. 1901.
Dr. Greene Ncryura Company. or
gariz.d at r.ittery for the purpose Of
manufacturing and selling DR.. Greene :
Ncrvura ana other curative remedies.
with $500. .npH capital stock of which
nothing Is paid in. The officers are:
President. Hiram Thomson of l\ittery:
treasurer, Ernest j.. thancy Of kittery.
Certificate approved, Dec. :, 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Right in the Neck

Is where you can tell the difference
between work done at our LAUNDRY
and others. No hens teeth on our
collars and cuffs. We extract them by
our ne" process. leaving the edges per-
fectly smooth. Give u. one trial to
prove the above assertion.
AUGUSTA STEAM LAUNDRY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
A GENUINE BARGAIN.
Christmas Photos.

The most acceptable gift to give
your friends for Nmas is 4 photograph
Of yourself. havr special holiday
prices and many new styles 10 select
from. FoOtman, the photographer.
over American Express GO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

ana ls'l. the Governor entered anoth.,.
protest against this law of 1863. claim.
ihs II 10 De unconstitutional as il i'm
posed judicial functions upon the Exe-
cutiFe department. In 1875. ,he law of
1908 was amended requiring the Gov
ernor to issue his warrant ,yitbi, II
months from date OF sentence. In lS-s
the death penalty was altogether abol-
Ished. In 1883, the death u.nal,y for
murder alone was re-establishcd n
1870. it being evident by th,. unusuaI
number 1f -blooded murders DIR
ing the two Years previous that the
Ie-es'apliShment of the death penalty
had not afforded the protection an,ici.
pateo. the Cove rnor in his mas.,p.
recommended It's abolishment. This
otcame 4 mater Of contention hafora
me Legislature. ana il remained y mat.
Ter "t general discussion in tn. STAT.
until 1887 when the death penalty wac
AGAIN abolished; and I think !, may
now safely b. said that the sentiment
III faNor OF the abolition or c,nitoI
punishment in Maine is such that il is
not likely again to be e-establishnd"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

OF course the kind Of bread your
mother used 10 make was all right, but
she would not have made il had She
lived near our bakery. ours is just as
good. Call at the Domestic Bakery
(or call us by 'phone), our number is
202-l3
r. NJ. HAYES & SON,
324 Water St, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06
Beautiful Chrysanthemums

at The Ben Venue greenhouses.
g. P. SANBORN, Prop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

n. Nero Hall. Millinery ParIor.
Weekly arrivals OF the latest styles
and novelties.
c13 Water street Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

gentleman WAS at the Capitol. y.s-
teriaE. in the interest of Il new method
o. adding figures. He claims that bv
MS method any one can take a column
"' hSurtS aSGregating Il hundred mil
mons IN amount and in t,vo minutes
can give III. correct total. Ordinarily
II would require an experienced ;tc-
Nouhtant at least an hour to do The
sumo work. ana even then absolute ac-
'"IitN would not be possible. by this
method, which the gentleman desires
'ht state TO purchas.- the right to use
AT = cost of go. hc positively claims
70 be able 70 arrive at a correct result
IN the time mentioned--twa minutes.
lie did il, yesterday \ column Of fig
ares amounting to NOR. than s-o 900. f,au
was given to him and almost in IN in
stant ~ tolt what thu total should bc.
He WAS right.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-06

The various state officers .tre busy
preparing their annual reports ana GET
ting the copy ready for the printers.
Nearly all Of them will BE- submitted
to the Governor ana Council 1T th.. last
meeting in December
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-21

bought OF other countries. and we had
bought of other countries instead.
there would have been ground for COM
plant But our imports have been
largely OF articles which Great Britain
imports, She cannot sell us tea. cof-
fee. sugar or other products OF trop.
ical countries and consequently We buy
these things Of countries that produce
them, and 1t is American purchase Of
tropical products that enables these
countries to buy SO largely OF British
manufac'ured goods. The Transcript
makes the figures OF the Statist a text
for an article on the revision OF the
American tariff on lines approaching
IRE trade That journal says;
1t is not time to consider our best
customer This is the hint OF leading
British economists. who argue tina, we
are nut OF our industrial swaddling
clothes and able to stand eyec, and face
c'mretition as grown men. showing a
hIue altruism ourselves and recogulz.
ing the interdependent relations OF
buyer ana seller In fact. must we not
face the question Of aiding to uphold
the prosperity OF other countries for
our own good; must We not be willing
TO buy as we'll as to sell?"
To relieve our Boston contemporary
from the apprehension that American
trade is impoverishing Great Britain.
We submit an extract from recent
editorial in the san Francisco News
Letter a journal which manifests
lively interest in all things which af-
feet the prosperity OF Great Britain.
Our san Francisco contemporary says:
The world owes her (Great Britain
ten billion dollars in gold. and she con-
uAues thrifty enough to edd much OF
the interest to the principal There is
no mistaking the bearing Of that I'm
portant financial status. We may sell
England twice the amount OF imports
that she sells us. as We are now doing,
and yet We shall remain In her debt
on interest account, and instead Of re-
ceiving gold. will have TO continue re-
milting IT,"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-02-21

A number of Alameda (Cal) ladies
have organized boys club which they
call "our Boys Evening Assembly"
Two large assembly-rooms with ante
rooms have been rented and are now
being fitted up. most of the furnish
ings being donated by friends OF the
movement All of the boys of the city
who wish TO join are invited to become
members without any cost to them
selves. It is an effort to help boys
who work in the daytime and are una
BILE TO attend the public schools and
also is designed to furnish healthful
recreation apart from harmful influ-
ences for those who are at school dur
ing the day. There will be departments
for instruction in vocal and instru-
mental music. parliamentary law lit
erature military tactics, manual train
ing and perhaps cooking. In addition
there will be an abundance of gam.s
such as cards, checkers chess and
something in the line of a gymnasium
on a small scale. to include a hand
bali court. weights, boxing gloves and
other similar equipments. The plan is
similar to that of the Y. NJ c. A. in |
conception. but designated for those Of |
more tender years. 1t is a most ad-
mirable scheme and should be extern |
sively copied throughout the country. /
What our nation is to be twenty years /
hence depends largely on what We 10 /
for or boys today to fit them for us-
fulness. One of the alarming tendencies .
0f the present age in America is %
neglect the boys The plan inauguratei
by these Alameda ladies. while no sub
s,itute for an ideal home life will DO
much to upbuild character and help
the rising generation to a more perfect
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e, .oa
.o- 80.
sltgRlrFs SALE.

lly virtue of an execution and order
Of sale lnaucd out OF the Circuit Court
uI the State OF Oregon. for the CouHty
of cihtaOp, on the 3oth day OF January,
1901. upon n Judgment and decree roh'
dcrod therein on The 18th day Of March,
1905. IN favor of j, 4. Ross, J. ~. HiH-
aims, H. &. Thompson ana ~, n, Frr-
Ruaon. partners doing business under
the nm name OF liora, Higgins < CO.,
llnintttH, and against AllaA II. Smith.
May II. smith. A. G, Fisher ana u,
=. Finl1yapn, dcfondantn, Tor The sum
ut Sa6b.ib. together with the costs and
disbursements OF this action herein
taxed at ts00 together with interest
thereon from the 18th day ~ March.
tNpS. at the ratio of 10 per cent prr an
mum until paid. ana the costs ~ and
Ipcn this writ commanding ana re-.
uuiring mc 10 make ralo OF the fnllow.
Ing described real property to.wil
llincla 10. II, rs. 10 and 20. In the
rowu ul ii'owild. aH laid out and re-
corded by Rlns H. Smith. In the County
NJ Clatyop. state of oregon.
Notice IN hcrrby given that | viii on
Monday, tho ilh day ~ March 1901. At
the hour NJ 10 o'clock In tho forenoon
of snid day. IN front OF and at tho
{ uurt House door IN the CITY ~ As
turia. tlathop County Oregon. sell at
public auuti1a 10 the highest bidder for
cash lhr above described real property,
rr 30 much thereof ah may BE- neees.
alry Ia satisfy the judgment. interest.
ruAta ana all acrfulng costs
THOMAS LtNVtLLE.
sheriff " CldtHup County oregon.
Astoria Oregon. January ~. 1901,
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NorlcE ron PUBLICATION.

United Statrn Land once. ~ Oregon
city. Oregon. Dec. 20, 1900;
Notice ia hereby giyvu that In com.
pllancc with the provisions II tho act
NJ congrcsa II Juuc ,. 1873. entitled An
act Tor the sale " timber lands In tho
states of California, Oregon. Nevada
aud Washington Territory" an extend
cd 10 all the Public Land States by act
ut August I. 1899. Christian Peterson.
ur Olnry. county II Clhtaop. stat OF
oregon. hab this day ilcd In thln ollicc
hn sworn statement No, bj19 for tho
purchase " the NE. quarter ot section
No 81. In township No, 9 north.
range No west, ana viii ofler
proof 20 show that the land sought IL
mutr valuable for It's timber or stone
than Tor agricultural purposes, and TO
establish his claim 20 nld land before
lhc register and receiver ot this once
at Oregon city. Oregon. on Thursday.
the sith day " April. 1901.
lie names uH Witnesses. George Nc
farland Gust Adulph. Alexander Nor.
mnnd Frederick Sormaud. all Of OIL
nry. Clatsop county. Oregon
Any aud all prrHons claiming ad-
Yrrscly the aboyc-dcacribcd lands are
rcauratcd 10 Me their claims In this
Office on or before rald 25th day OF
April 1901
CHAs. u, MooREs. Register.
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THE NILN AUKEE.' y

A familiar name for the Chicago.
Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. known
all over the Union as the Great Railway
running the Pioneer Limited trains
every day and night between ST. Paul
and Chicago. and Omaha and Chicago.
THE only perfect train In the world"
Understand: Connections are made
with all transcontinental lines securing
to passengers the best service known.
LUMINOUS coaches, electric light. steam
heat. Of verify eQraled by no othe.
lle.
See that your ticket reads via The
Milwaukee" when going TO any poin,
In the United States or Canada. All
ticket agents sell them.
For rates, pamphlets or other infor-
nation. address.
j. W. CASEY. c. ]. EDDY,
Trav. Pass. Agt. Gen. Agt.,
Portland. Oregon. Portland ore.