The Oregon weekly., April 21, 1902, Image 4

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college calendar
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K IN G , M. D.
* H V ’IC IAN A N D SI R G E O \
p resid en t Strong went to P o itlan d last i
On Time A'r
d
21— M onday, 7:30 p m — Friday.
H oi ks : 9-12
- S e m i n a r of C h m iM ry . Me-
,,.of U(,or(((. J jlk,v waa unab|„ t 0 ;
,
Clure H all.
j meet classes Friday on account of 111- E u g e n e ,
C an’t do it though with a
treacherous watch.
If your
watch don’t run ju s t right bring
it around. We will give it a
thorough overhauling and will
guarantee it to work full time
every day after th at.
Apr. 22—Tuesday, 4 p in.—Treble ne»s.
Or. Strung was confined to his room
Clef practice. Villard Hall
seveial days Iasi week with an attack of
i
Apr. 2 3 — W ednesday—9:50 a in , “ g rip p e.”
Illg
....... D e n t is t s
Miss Isabel Jak w a y was called to
Portland recently by ibe seveie illness M i C L l N G
Apr. 23— W ednesday, 3 p. in.—V of her sister.
W. C. A. meeting in Associa-
C hester S ta rr spent a few days at bis
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tion Room.
hom e in Brow nsville during the la tte r
W u t e h iu r .k e i’ a n d J e w e l e r ,
i Apr. 25— Friday, 3:30 p. m —Eu- pai t of the w eek.
New Location—9th St., opponiti
lte
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taxian
Literary
Society meet­ II. E. Doering, who lias been sp e n d ­
Hollinan Honst*.
ing a lew weeks in San Francisco, lias
ing in Heady Hall.
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Willcughby & S tn,
Assent Id v.
I. R. JANNEY,
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BI ILDING
W illa m ette S treet .
P a in e & Kuykenoall
P f l y S i c i c H l S c H ld S u rg e O H S
retu rn ed to E ugene.
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E ugene L oan and
Apr. 25— Friday, 6:45 p. m.— Y. M.
The D orm itory lads a ie finding con­
C. A. meeting in Association
siderable am u sem en t in th eir latest
SAVINGS B ank BuiLDlXi;
Room
gam e, “ roley-lioley.”
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Capital, - - $50,000.00
Surplus, - - $50,000.00
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We Invite
Your
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Business
T. G. H e n d r ic k s . President
S. B. E a k in , Vice President
P. E. S n o d g r a s s . Cashier.
I*. E. P o t t e r , Ass’t Cashier.
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Apr. 25— F riday, 7:30 p. m .— Phi
lologian L iterary Society meet
ing in Heady Hall.
The Chem ical Sem inai did not bold a D r s . A T W O O D & D A Y
m eeting M onday evening on account of
Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. L ae b m a n ’s illness.
D r . A. G. ATWOOD, - - D entist
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Office o v e r L ane C ou n tv Bank Telcnh,,»..
Subscriptions
have been
taken
to
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»eapnon»-
Lau
purchase a new vaulting pole. l'lie old
R e sid en c e : 515 H igh St, T elephone Main:«
rean L iterarv Society mee ling one was broken dm ing pi active.
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7:30
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in Headv Hall.
S pec ia l R ates to S tudents .
In the last issue it was stated th at •
Ex initiations begin Ju n e 9. T his is a
m istake, as they begin on Ju n e 4.
M arion C leaver, who lias been attend- |
H. M. M anville
P h ilo lo g ia n .
T he Philologian L iterary Society met
’iday evening, and ren d ered a short
program . A recitatio n was given by Joe
T em pleton, w hile R alph Bacon of the
L aureans extem porized an address. The
question u n d er discussion was, “ Resol­
ved, T h at Prohibition is th e best solu­
tion of the liq u o r q u e stio n .’’ T he affir­
m ative was supported by Carl Davis and
B. I-'. W agner w hile C h an d ler Watson
and II, G. M oulton spoke on th e nega-
i tlve.
Coke
Bilyeu
rendered some
pointed and well taken rem arks after
which the president gave the deci ion to
the negaative.
All m em bers are urged to come out to
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the m eeting next F rid a y e v e n i n g for the
i election of officers.
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niversity the past y ear, left o <
Gsi T hursday for bis hom e at Lebanon.
FINE
About tw enty-five High School stu-1
dents a ie now training on the U. O. i
track. T h en try-out com es off' n e x t,
Saturday.
A R T lU L K S ® ^ ,
W O L FF - AM ERICAN
40 N inth S t
H UDDLESTO N
Fine Stationery
YERING TO N,
9 t h S t. D r u g Store.
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The Bonbomere...
S tr e e t
B R O S,
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iJOHN DAVIES
M e r c h a n t T ailor
W illa m e tte P rin tin g Co.
P rin ters and P ub lish ers.
W ork
A t R easonable B ates .
»Office Over McClung’ s Store.
G rocgrig S
A full lint* of Im ported and
Domestic Goods constantly
on hand.
¡The Best
I'ine Business and Dress
Suits to order, in latest styles and
of reasonable prices
ami
Place
to buy
Groceries
Phone
Red
66-3
619 WillametteSt.
L S. L U C K E Y
GLADSTONE
Merchant Tailor
In clu d in g Pen and Pencil
T ablets, Pens, Pencils.......
Ink, M ucilage, etc.
Fine Confectionery. Bakery
7 °f '';;rllX Be"’,sr“- ',
Goods, Etc-
Lugene last week,
I’ IKST-ULASS
J. U. GREEN & SON
E ugene ,
An Elegant Line of
tW° -v enrs
Latin and H istory has been
3 9 N in th
nom inated for county ju d g e by the re-
rhese.uo, ciahH h ^ o h iH in v ,! Knbhi
publicans o f Benton county. Earl S an ­
ders is ru n n in g for jo in t representative
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,<’r ^ a8c°> Crook, Lake and K lam ath 1» tuple to deliver the B accalaureate 1
Serm on on Sunday Ju n e 15. The class
D U N N
c° u n ti* \ U e M- T ravis *97 i8 a ca.,di- is to he congratulated for securing such ’PH0NE RED 55-4
• date for S ta te S en ato r and John E dm un
son 96, a can d id ate for representative • n al,lv 1II;UI- H r pOWei as an orator
r a u i c
on th e dem ocratic tick et in Lane county. was very ev id en t d uring his visit in | i z ^ i i k i
Repairing of
All Kinds.
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peC13» J.
Ross P lu m m er has dropped his work
at the U n iv irsity and g-me to P o rtlan d .
e will finish his course next te a r a t
the U niversity, after u uich he v ill a t­
tend a m edical school in the E ast.
e a te S e r m o n
Bicycles
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done, the old F resh m an court will he C rO W ll a n d B r i d g e W o r k
put in shape again.
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D E L A N O ’S
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... le n m . s is . . in . lull
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Dr. L. L. W HITSON
sw ing along with the * ----------------------------------------------
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good w eather. The Sophom ore class is I
• • • • .D e n tist.
talking of reorganization, an d , if th is is
Senior p arts may now he unlim ited in
F o r m e r U. O. S t u d e n t s in P o l- the num hei ul words, acconling to the
itic s .
latest decision of the faculty. F o im eilv
BRUSH ES,
the limit was IJ(M) words. t his rilling
COM BS
I he com ing cam paign has brought to ! ^ °es ,,ot apply to com petitors for the
the front several young men who eith er Failing and Beckm an prizes,
SOAPS
graduated from th e U niversity or who
have been stu d en ts here not long since.
— AND —
a c c & la u r
C E. W oodson ’97 who was a tu to r for
T< >1 I E
44-
0 t 11 (I C iHt S U Ul illSillll^S
D o rris A r t G a lle ry.
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Leading Jeweler,
E ugene
Steam Laundry
74
C r o c k e r y G la s s w a r e
F re s h V e g e t a b l e s a n d BUTTER
Go to
STERNER & WRIGHT 9th St
M IL L E R
THE SHOEMAKER
P u r i t a n S h o e . $3-50*
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ext
H ook to P ost O ffice .