The Eugene City guard., July 24, 1897, Image 4

I&iigcnc City (JUiard.
fcsAI'UUKAY,.
...Jl'LYSI
Carter Harrison, mayor of Chi
rnj o, tliinka wheeling Letter exercise-
than iiorcx-batk riding- He
vay. "When I go lioruehu'jk rill
ing, the hors g'-U tlio txi-rciw. IK
ilotnn'l exactly get it all, hut hu
peta the hot ol it. On the- ..ther
Jmml.'wlK-n I co hii-ycle riding all
the cxerciiie in inine. I ilo all the
work and have all the fun. A man
cun feel that he U tlong suiuetljiiii
for himnelf when he is riding a
w In .1, and there in ft great d. ul of
tal i notion in tint." Tho editor
of tlio .Salt Lake Tribune alno eeen
jn the wheel a great machine' fur
txercise. He an ho naw one
utrike a lady from the direction oj
ite the front. Sho gathered her
elfnpand turned around junt in
timo to catch another "'h'-ad on,"
end bho was the moHt cx:rcin'J
woman that ha been Been lor
thirty tl a y-H.
The ( rgonian in one of tho un-
fai tht organs in tho United Stiteit.
Yesterday it deliberately coj-'eJ
an "estimate of l.rynn" from the
J-Ymil Journal, and n u'ob tliat i - i
"an in l jendent and entirely lion
jiartlsun japer." TU'u Ha mont
ia!..ibl'- f.ilnehouil and tin Oregon
in 1 1 mint havo l)een nware of the
int I. Tho 1'oHHil .lournil i a rad
ical t-oM standard republican pa
per and supported McKitiley for
tin; presidency, and ilM'J t r Mr .1
H Stewart, is on honent inn ami
will m ditto if ju wli oned. Such
"journaliHin" is repreheiihiblu and
&'H listing. If the Origoniao had
wrnted to be lun-nt and fair it
wimld have ire lilril the article in
tim-tim, thinly: "FokmI .lournal,
gold Htandurd Itepublican."
A Wahbington, DC, dinpitchof
J I I y 10 f.i)'b: It in announced
tint tx-Senalor Kavid 15 II 11 will
pr.'bubly run for eongrecu next
ytir. V (i Manning, of Aloany,
K Y, i authority for tho t-tateinenf.
Ho H'ty: "'I'hoHt! who knotf the
ex governor intimately, reali ho.v
keen ho in It ro-vnter public life.
feected to congress bin idea H to
be ( Imi-cii speaker, which nill again
inn !; liiiii a prominent liguro in
tho ryt -uif the natbn. Mo would
iloulitlt'sn fall down in trying to
fairy out tho epeakerehip program,
but ho ban tho nerve t cberihb tin
Pel. ram j nut ih ho bad the aud u'ity
to think lie could be nominated for
prenident, when nobody could tell
where he htood on (lie financial
jih tform."
Mr I'oniiM A nntli who was
lionoriil by (')ecn Victoria with a
pci rage t her diamond jubi.ee, left
Scotland 'il) years ago as an up
prentice clnkoftho Hudson l!ay
fompany. 1 1 u was poor in pocket
but had a good education, plenty of
grit, pcrncvcranco and an indomil
iiuie Hpiril. .ins I heiure no wax
ilewited to tho peeraito ho wad Sir
Jtonald A Smith, knight, l C I., K
C M G, and high comtnixriioncr rf
Canada and London, lie is the
fcotond Canadian rained to the
peemgu by IJuct-ii Victoria. The
liret was Sir Coorgo Stephen, w ho
became- Lord Mount Stephen.
Mount Stephen is a peak in the
THE M COURT HOUSE.
Formil Atlion Not Takfn l;ul lis Lo.
cation I'niclidly MM )m.
tl I tl lor
I ii it il it 1 1 o ii
A.keit tor.
Wilt llr
ltcckics
Ceorge.
an 1 was named after Sir
J.x-Mate Senator 1'eterson, id
Miiinesota, ban jut In en awarded
$1MK) damages agaim-tthe Western
I'liiou Tt l'graph Cioiipaiiy becaue
it transiiiiited an impertinent
nu sstag i to him from one of bis
fons'ituents at Minneapolis. The
company claimed tliut it was simp
ly iui innocent medio n in that
matter, but the r-Uto Mipremo court
lield that the telegram was libelous.
Therein) just ix wunN in it. It
rends: "Slippery Sam, your name
is j ants."
California fruir affected with San
Jom ecale was discovered in the
Siletn market yesterday. The
diseased fruit consisted of Purlieu
Jiears. They were sliippeil to the
C'regon Fruit v l'rvduce Company
by a fruit dealer naun d Seatiin, in
San Francisco, and came in boxes
ofthoLarl Fruit Co.npmy. The
red cplotches on t le pears are as
Conspicuous us would be meajdis on
np 'isou. It is probablo tho alL'ct
id fruit is in other parts of the
.Ha to.
l Yr4tcWo0: It i tatc4 tilt
tin toa ('km &iiKiCoa vill
liold its regular annuul nun ling
this year at linker Citv. If it do!
nf o the "lioys of the ies" w ill have
I bo beet timo since they met at
I'emlleton three years go. liaker
City never neglects her gm -ts and
liover fails to increase her good
Lame for hospitality.
The l.oaril nf eouuly erminiii loners
linn not tuki n the fuiiiiiil net Ion upon
1 Mliiji the locution of tin new court
lioliw, yet It Ih ilae.ieul!y R-ttltl, tttul
if no hlteli occurs, uii'l noiie Uuiiih i
ptteil, it will U- ere.'le.l n the lot the
prineiit tiiiililin htuiiils iiioti. The
i ii It'll I !jti In online- U to move the old
hililillhg uldiut 1'ier ID fiet to the Wiht
uml use thffuiiiu in, til the eoniiletioll
of the new hulldini;.
'I l,e new strtc'.uio whleli is to he STx
bl fi et In si.", will he so iluc (l on the
lot to (Ive u 10 foot hi wu on the w si
ami 10 feet on the south.
Jli'ls w ill lie asked for next week for
the luililiii( of the foundation, the
D ime to le opened AuumI K, mid the
huiiii) will he built this full. Architect
Neer whs Ii) coiiMiltutioii with the
lioard yeHterdity ami this forenoon
reKiirdliitf iiecesiary detulls of tho pn
limliiury work.
lluituii'Mouiit.
On tho evening of Wednesduy, July
-I, IV7, ut HMD o'clock, ut the home of
the hrldc's father, It Mount, Fast
I jkIiHi street, Helen I) Mount whs
united In iiiurriiiycto Itohert H Hut ton,
Willi thu iiniiresiive eereiooiiy of the
Congregational church, Kev Uajinond
(.' lirooks, piiHtor of the KuKenu church
olllciutiiiK. Mttht Kuliy l'riitt uetcd
as miiid of honor, mid led tne bri lit)
cun j, lulu the lluwer-lieitvclieil parlors
wherv, In the prewnceofa few fi lends,
their troth wttii plighted. Thu lieuiti
eit of coiigriiluliilioim uml well uisliis
for their lie ly-iieijuired doul exis
tence were then ollercd, uml the merry
eniiiiuiiy mt down to parliiko of the
liiiii relriohllielilii ollcred.
Tlie hridu is the eldest diiligh.u of
Mr Mount, of it .chiiriniiit; pcrsonulity
tlint Iiiih won fur her hoMs ol friends,
it lid is o.iv f tho most populur of Ku
gene's fair ) uu Ii t i t-, l.i the Hociut uml
C mi cli circles of tho city, belnjj nil
a live woiker in the Conreijatioiial
church, of w hidi the groom Is iiIh i ii
me nihcr.
The liioom is the ui, n il i of the
(il'Alili olllc, a ycnllcuiaii i f true
worth ami a mechanic of line ability,
und hrs lutein many friends during his
seVi rill yeais lesidelieu licit'. lie is
iiIh i a ineuiher of the llrm oft'iirrle A
llusloii, and llr.it lieuteiiuiit in Com
pany C, O N l, this city, us wll as a
uieiulier of several eivlo orgHiii.allniis
of the city, and sliuid i I iyh in the
estimiilioii of all.
The young couple have taken up
tin ir residence on Fast Seventh Mtieel
and start out In life Ululel thu lic-t
plciiHivnt of nu-lilcles. A large liiiiiihcr
of liaiidsiiuie piesenti were picenteil
(hem. The (Jc.iun Joins their friends
In extending its lust wishes foi un un-.
tioiihlcd mid felicitous married life.
Those invited were: Mr Kichard
Mount, l'rof and Mrs Condon, Mr and
Mrs Pratt and Miss Kuha l'rall, Mr
and Mis S It F.aUlii, Mr and Mrs It C
ltrooks, Mi mid Mr.iH Taylor, Mr and
Mrs II Norton and Master Henry Nor
Ion, Mr mid Mrs N Winters, Mr and
V ih I') K Iteiiedict, Mr ami Mrs A K
Winder, Mr and Mrs F 1. (iilih-,
Mesdaiiiis W .Shannon, A Sl'uttir
hoii, l'dla 1 loiighton and Sarah I'ui-
raut, MUses tiiiice Mount, Kloreuce
uml X'ciiia Adair, llmriet mid Pnlh
Alden, Flora Wheeler, Mahel MeCulin
Suio (lilihs, liessio Jennings, I.izie
(irlllln, Clara mid Fannie Condon,
Fraiikiu lilce, of 1 Urrishurg, Mis
Mcljueen. of l'.lgin, Illinois, and
Mihis Fail Mount, W V. McClure,
Charles Taylor, J A Carrie, Alhert
llellidict, t J It'll lli'liciilct, l.loyd
Cherry, and Howard Kowlmid.
Med.
'imci:siav ji;i.v
I '.cv I'l.niU ir, , id' Cuswull, was la
the eily today.
John Curlwell, of Co 'tags tfrove
W is in Fugene tml ay.
Ielos I) Neer returned to I'ortliiml
ou the 10j0 local .iluy.
J II Welder went to I'ortlalid this
morning on u slont iitisiioj trip
Mrs iJavId Link returned this after
noon from n fortnight's vNit with rd
ativts ut Ailciiiy.
DP Siieiii an, of near WulUer, vtus
In llugene lotlsy. He fns he bus u
gisid ciop i f pruu. h.
Miss Mahel lieeker, of Vi-hIIu, Cull
fiirniii, arrivt d on the 11:01 local for un
extended vi!t with Miss Jcsie (iil
strap. Mrs (.' (J Croiier and duui;hters,
Misses Futinlo und Mug(;le, leavu to
morrow morning forun ou'ingat lid
knap Springs.
Mrs C II Cottle und daughter, Fthel,
ntart.il this morning fur Iowa w here
they will visit their old home, relurn--
j uhout SepteUihi r I.
l'rof K 15 McKlroy has retiirnetl from
the National Iviucutloiiiil AsHoei!itlon,
held ut Mllwu'ikcc, Wis. He leporls
having hud an excellent trip.
Til Me-rs It Mit und fumilieu, of
Michigan uml New York, who stopped
oil bi ro to vlnit.SM Voranuiid family,
darted on their boinewiird journey ou
the IOiO local today.
Mr and Mrs It MeMurphcy returned
outhell:'JS overliunl lust night from
their Pan Francisco-Portland hegl a.
They report a very pleasuut trip.
Jos liiiiley, win) has been visiting
his sister, Mrs J Ii Alexander, for a
wi t k left for his home in Illinois today.
It was their first meeting for -Ii yeurs
Mrs J A Dunlop, of Portland, who
bus lien visiting at thu homes of It
Doyle und l'a-co Saunders, started on
her return home this morning. She
will visit Alhuiiy on the way.
FJk l'rairie Items.
I'.eiries, hurries, berries! The gar
dens und woods are lull of them and
such nice huckloherrrles and wild
blackberries.
Haying Is going ou nlcdy these lint
days; even the children lire taking a
hand in gelling the hay ready for win
ter. Ha, ha, hu! You had jil-t ought to
see Joe ltradford's new forage punts,
(Saealine und Ilathrus), l.tj had to tie
them both HI) to keel thelil frttlll
Hpnading all over his farm. They
say the slock eat them till right
i hough.
Mrs Henry Coiirtright is having an..
other bud spell uith her stomach.
(in iidmu Hale, and (iriiudinii and
(irutidpa Pciitly, are all well this sum.
mer.
Anon
Tlie til lllldest Kellieily.
Mr It It (ireey, merchant of C'hll
liowie, 'a, certilles that he had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical tit'itmeiit that money
could procure, tried all cough remedies
l e could lmir of, hut got no relief;
spent many I ihts silting up in a
ehiiii : was induced to try Dr Kings
New i iiv.ovt ry, and w as cured by use
of lt oottles. For the past time
yeais ins been attending to business,
and hiivs Dr King s New Discovery is
the grandest reniedv ever made, lis it
has dune so much fur him mid also fur
others in his community. Dr King's
New Discovery is guaranteed for
coughs, eoh's and fiinsiiuiptiuii. It
iluii'l tail, 'trial bottles I no at .'leu
dcrson Finn's dru st ire.
It to 1 1 it I Miii, mtit rrr Irani
'I ii rl n rr.
Auiiit the rhi'uiiuCH' puitt'ii-r w liu roorls to
Uel'ltn'ii Stciieich llil'.ei-. Tluil llii K
iiliinnl foitliiil malil, pun-in S H (r muru le
llnl, I, reiiu'.ly Hutu ...:,-Ii it ii ti utxl ,iiIht iil
ton. ii. ,1 tii e ii-l i he i In ' 1 1 ii ih t ii' vinilitMii (lit
tilcoil, U h liu-l Uml t''.-riciu'L' lut MOMitrlorl
I.V lli'intillHllllU'il. Ii II. Ml rn.l,ih tile HilvttllUt'
el N llin -unlike Hi, in I'eil. t'lit stile. l iui
ttitttiv Ci'innliH it Ct-i lulu iohi.U!ntl li Itit'ie
lllilll'.lll t'Mkt-, Ulllt'll lt-lllt'IM 1 1 it-1 II llttl'itl 1,1
ll Hlllll'kt HIUT t ,t'UIt' III Wtt Ui'HllltT, III
ciii it'lilMil hit. elittiikit". el lciii'.'iitliiit', nr In
l',lM Wlu ll lilt' U-1 Ii lint Mu ll I'tT.Httln
itlinlllil likltt' It It HU' Ul ID lit, I C tilt' HllltTP Hi
nut its , nli' ttt t l cit'ir. inu nk Ir.tin Hit-
Hl'nVf ,'llll't'., - t ll Mil', ill .;. I, , Hi- flit i-tii.
iillv niillillt". lie IniiMu In.lmini'. l-ul thr
linn't.nlNtl tlt.riin...iiiit,ls tttinti tiiTniiiptliy
i In urn .1 1 tit . Mil Ii if. in .f, ..,ii.i in Hu- m.iiu
H, h. I'llll'llitunll t.f lilt' In. ill, l In i I, , I ttltit's-
I lull. AC , 111,' III l let s Is n.c u, i n rt nif
ty. It'stmiy n.ffs niy in ,,.:n n't- i'iifs l,i
U'f II it till 'i l-.li'lic
.......
Take N'ltii'e.
liBEAUTIFUL
CLOTHlHCj
i ?
ENo'.-e buying 'l.-'i;'.v"'1'11' ' '
....i i tj . i.i'iiiiiiur! a'"
llllf. II I'll l y mi'i-" . .
I i.uvsomi'thlrigfiMioilin.L'
Jpuy little you f.'t.iii'!'-
WE SELL
THE
MollCtt I. lltMv
1 Diuiti t.iil 11-' """ L"1"'
from Iiiow iii-irf.
Hay harvest in tlf vicinity wi
st.ou be a thing of the pa t.
Tamo hlhckhcnies are ilpciilng f"t;
I II, ink ll.eerul. villi be Mlftldenlly
large lusup:-!;.' i In-count) . All wlh
ing lili.ij b i.. l.l--rr.-s will do "
come to .Muhawk.
It takes faith to iih-vh niouiitalns,
they say, I n! a viy sinad liard euU
move a Hill i'l a" iin reil.ble sho t
time. If y u ! UM it. usl the pe. pie
who mt, ,, .I., l.lcr.li on I'ars-n reek
last "iinday.
Tlie oiiiui'ini"" scrvlcs at the Mil.
bel ilreth' n el.ni' I'. Wus largely at-
.1 1 ..
teniJed S it o l t.V in,'hi; ulo me mis-
ki t (liiiiiei on S'liiday.
Mr Hi.u-t hi. uf M h ik, is erecting ,
a new duelling hmi-e.
The MeMi "lilt ca i'l' meeting ut the
l'ing Yung -cho.il buns'.' Is-ti I in pro
gress One.of liev i r-.' hull' k'irls Ml
from a" foot lug iM the .Muhawk riv-r
one duy la-t vnt-k, ami was neu'ly
drowned helore h ing re cut 0
Mr Marcel Arnd It ft last week for
Fash rn Oregon. t i-nigh art, imt high prl I.j'iit
Mr Chus llavdeii bus recovered (ruin (.ir n irments are tailored. They
m. attack of piieumoniu. employ mechani. H, over-. e their ow n
1 ' ,,. Hliop, und protluce a gaunt nl Hint will
Mi.-s Myrtle Ktuart is vlsltin,' relu-, j,' u,,w ne f,.,.M ,ve Hie imttoii"
lives ut Creitwell. ; pull nil-.' Their buttons are fastened
v ,...li... i.,l l .,.,rc .... Mo. to Mil. V. No tearing ilownoi pocK-is
"- - . ,.verv Aiak point Is MiiVttl
i
r r X
i ..'ti I
CLOTHING.
We ?re H e sole age t : in Ui : tcwi-
hawk next week, as tlie schitfl Uiurins
will attend the institute in Fug'-ne.
I'.VKMiWS'.
DF.XTFU IT K.MS.
(e'I'l lllll"s Ftiuuil ou tlie .North
of the Willuiiielte.
fork
elvel
CIlll llS I'lll I t rot K i-lltlllS mill Hlin-
uftlie bi'-t ijiiality. Come III and see
fur i iiref. No one ever saw such
.. uit 'ullv tlecorated Olid beautifully
Ii!. il, : L'alllit Ills.
We have Clay Warsltd willi'I
everlasting finings
1 will lie at l'.li Ham:' litcry MithV
in l'.iigene July ;l, iv.17, in uitlcr lo
purchase sixty artilhry uiul cavalry
hoist s, hays, blacks uml grays; weight
Ilia) Pi HOit ptni.itls, and shunt ,V
hmuls in height uiul live to eight years
ohl; mils! In' -oumt anil well broke.
II. ItKANl'KN-mN.
ItUCklell'S .Ullli'rt .aJVr.
Ileiiiy Mai x, eldest son of Mr ami
Mis C Marx, t f liil c t y, died shortly
alter niltluiglit tit I ebau in, Oicnon,
(his iiiuinlng, tioin I eai't tlista.e,
aged -I years, ;i mouths ami thtis.
He wus boin in the city of I'm (laid on
March -'I, lSTit ami cam to laigene
with bis parents uh.it uhout three
yeais ol nge.
Fur the past tl.r e ,eais he has been
a IH Iftt tt with heart ami stomach
troubles, and ah mt six weeks ago his
lifo was despa'red of, hut he got eon
Milcrahly belter, anil about two wteks
t he went to S,id.tvilli to use the
it ater trom the springs, u Inch hud til
ways before proven beiiellcial to him
Fetters from blm ami ulso ) eople re.
turning Ii mil (hut place brought the
news that ho was getting along splen-
lully, ealing and sleeping well, there-
fiiieull weie surprised when a tele
hone message annum ecd his death
this morning.
It appeals that be bail packed up
Ids tilings yi-tcrday afternoon w ith Ihe
intention ol tlilviug home today. He
ctirinl feeling llrsl late ut 0 o'clock,
but shortly thereafter his be irt coin
menced to give him trouble. Flit litis
were Immediately aroused who nei.t
for a physician who re;.detvd him
fiery aid pi ssible, but without avail.
I'll iniiiutt s In furs lint faial Jiuiu n
caino h l"ld llttsM wnhtiiui tb
must 4uri f ti
Unry if a lniht. tufittlic lu,i,
i ytiiilig Ulan uml tt la ltiinl by nil
w ho kietv him. It set u. a a pity that'
. . . , . .. i u
lie siiouiti ne en null ii lieu so young ,,,,,, , i .,,t, t,. . .. ...
,,:!lJ'::,..',i:,:"r;.. . J, j..-n,e,b,ng
July -1. 1V.'7.
Tims Warner, of Full ( nek, uiul Mi
K.ibcrlM, of Linn county, wvrt he'e
lu-t Siiturtluy. Mr It was looking for
u location.
II M Parvln was in Kugenj Monday
after hinder supplies.
Haying is getting preity well along.
Iliinling commenced hero the P'tli.
Tlie grain and hay crop is very good.
V, P William will hind ami cut J M
(irllllih's graiu this week.
J K Tuvlor, H (1 Vincent ami Mag
gie Templeiuuu were
Salui'dav.
The grist mill is uildeining repairs,
but will start ll Ii this week. Itdis's
gii.nl work.
10 Templeiuan, our coiistuhlc, Is now
at Walla Wulla, Wash.
The hop pest U thick- Frank Tay
lor will spray his yard.
N 8 Perdue and u Mr Ko.-s were here
Tuesday outlining for the gold mines
on the north fork of thu Willamette.
They think liny hive foil n I some
thing thai will pay ft. r winking.
Dkxtkk.
IE
Eugene
Oregon.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Having piirchaietl the 'tuck of
goods of ihe Fniversity I m k Store,
of J V Fhwt geli, I will keep a select
lineiif Fniversity ill, tl I'libhe Sele ol
Text Itooks, ihe leaitine; classical W' iks
and works of lictinn, Stntioiiery ami
writers Mindrie-; I will ulso net in.
. . . . ........ I I. .r .,11 (I,., Ii.iiiII I, Iui.l.,,1 I, ..I
ill r.iigene nisi j "k t ,uc ,,us i,vi ""'"
(tint llltiit. I lit inti t.iu iiut tne
you on slmrt notice, any thing in my
line not curried ill Mloek. I respect
fully u-k fur a share of your putrtuiai;e
und will endeavor to fiirnhh satisfac
tory prices, und only lirst class epulis.
HENRY G. MILLER.
PleilMlllt Hill Items.
July
Hay uml grain harvest are coming
together. I lay cmp fairly good with
a good prospect for grain, although
not so heavy a yield as anticipated.
WJ Mulkey is building a Un resi
dence fur Jts-e Smith on Ciitnas
Swale, west ol Crcswcll.
K Hitiulsakcr iiinl wife of Fugt lie,
are visiting relatives here this week.
Hcmlcrsuu Fllinlt tantl family of
Harney county, are In Hie vallev fur
supplies fur the inter. Mr lvliott
reports times good In Harnev, Mini
everybody bin work wth fair wiiges.
A basket dinner was served ut Un
church last Sunthiv. Dean Sanderson
preached i'i the forenoon anil l!ro
Schiveller of Thurston, In the afternoon.
Mathews I'.n s. are now piepared to
to thrt'iliin,' in- the wholesale. Tliev
huvejtist piin ha'-eil a new separator
to run with their engine. Thev have
also j.ut up ii c i ik wagon, which will
lie ol great cotivenienee. A labor sav
ing to Ihe Uruit-rs wives,
Look Here Farmers!
Bring vour Hides and
Skins lo our tannery.
Foi all No. 1 green liidts will
pay you 1 to cents a pound;
tor No 1 dry hides 10 cents u
pound; Fur No 'i according to
ipiality, 4 to s ci uts.
Now don't forget these prices
are paid in CASH at
The Willamette Tannery.
Haines & Co-
COMR DRUG STORE.
He Pianola
(tot Winners
or 11
r-
LEVER BINDER, CHAIN DRIVE MOWFa
ADJUSTABLE STEEL HAY RAKE
MORE MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
I u.iii itu.v r inn- hi iihi vi-ming ii,ci,.rv
in the world, make PI II im nun-hint Ml
eay and stay sold. I LrlllU ...
Co.npl:te stock of ropi3rs always on hand.
LOUGHMILLER'& PETE
EUGENE, OREGON.
!
URKS CREEKS.
I waul to s-,y that I am not so niucli interes!ei in Hivr.
of the (irei I s ut d Turks ns I am In Ihe matter of iiiforiuiJii
p. l le of U is vicinity that I have added a line nf "
BOOTS AND SHOES. GENTS FURNISHINGGOO:
I.ritllt-'M unci Gents Straw I lata
1 loislecv,
TlireMtl.
N'eoillesatitl l'lns,
Norlonts. ltc,
Which a i'3 marked at prices that make sales.
Call end be convinced that this is not idle talk
Highest market price paid for produce-
W.W.GHESSMAN, - SpWngfieid, Ore
This is Hie Season to ... .
L.'iwn Mowers,
Scythes; and Snatlies,
Ilt'irid Sickles,
Grirdcn Hoes,
Garden Hose,
Wire (doth ""d
Screen JJoors,
...Buy
You will rd the ht'.
for the Least H3oijfc!:'
GRIFFIN HARDWARE 4 C0MPA
VINCENT & WALTON, Propr.
Successors to II. Hemenway.
Dualeri In . . .
Truss, L'ihh:;,
Chomiolos, crf-aajs,
Fancy a".d Toilet Ar ticks
Sr:r.s. Coats- Brushes
and a C:mplct3 lino cf
Z:2 Saiirij.
Daj & Henderson, L'ndt,i takers nd
nibalincrs, C:r. Wil. and 7th sts.
) 9th and Willamette SH Eugtne. Or
J iW TEKMS STKICUY CASH.
Mauuikh. At die roiilt-iici. ol i.t.
'riiU1.' imr.-nts in Spi iuvr prot-i nt-t ,
J" -v -'. 's''". I'.v Cli.'.rl.- Minlli'v, J 1-'
Jcpli Kin k uml Mis Nftiio Vi.tt.-,
till 'f I.uiic ri ut it v.
FIRST TUUR OF THE PACIFIC COAST .
THE ONLY BIG SHOW COMING
'jrniE-t ! bub mm m m
IUI WALILK L IVIi
Grandest and Best Shov
)Ring
OCircus
"TContinent
uMenagerie
TRAINED
Wi'd Coast Shovl Bare
fb::
And R:ai f in HiFPOCRCKE, Surely Coming id wi l Positive!) fcv
At Eugene, on Thursday, July 29th, IS
w.
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M'lin S!
Jinn I
linj
m I lie American Onitii'int tmlay i"
In eli'fc'Htice uiul grui 'l nr"-M"wst'
Belknap Hot jVledieil Springs.
Situated 60 miles cast of
Eugene on the Mckenzie River.
NlttlilHl tr ill, Trtt II-e In" Kuhr
SU'kiii, i hU'.I. KUi-.rtc, Un:
nitvt i ulj H:.i; , , .
A FINE SWIMMING RINK.
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Ami". I'nvnti, li,t is. l ie. . . ;
Fine Hunting and Fishinn
A KtlU' i'hiiiii'ik' ,;r , 111,1, ;
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pii.-UIVi IV flltfit Uit'., or lli i;u
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fivt siitUfi ! vi iii :i,.y r. ;,i .i
1'iUv C'i t'l'iitu j'. r Imx. For In
HtMiKllillX J t
t. Kpluminjon tllernal, di)i.
Iri'iu i, iri' iiiK'iiitaiu Mrt'i .m. . ,
tt. Wi1nnita and Frida,,,
in the Vicinity.
Tlio U'M antlvo in ilit wtirM for tuN !
liruif'-s, hoii'j, ulivrs, wilt rlifim, lever '
Minn, tetter, fli!ii''il Iiiimli, i-li'lt iiiin.
cms, nun un viiu i nipt'., iih. i: , S).,,M
for Icfmt anil Inlofmation aililret't
Geo Hill, Prop-, or
C M Hill, M0r, Belknap Springs, La.ie Co, Or
I H EyU.t hDICrvS,
IllliBi
WURLD FAMtU (Nfl
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M MIGHTY BOVALAPIJ-
riifim,-: ,!':.:,,: ,!.. .. f l the nw r i''!''"'J'
AKiiiliKr 'n. Tl oini!ui-i
HIOIH'IH t','U t IiHUV ililKf,t ll 1
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..85 Cents.
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A. E. WOOD,
DIALER IN.,
Staple and Fancy Grocerie.
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"k.v 1 rtUii'v' powtitT per lb.
j;iim Snla
yn furii r idnitfi starrli
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Ak il ,)
I til tafcj PLrfM
l.tmj Micki that .III l1$ 20 ,f.
.1
.10
") month FREE 3
tlippoorome .
oi.e UiHil milf tr-
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h i or;... iupjuts.
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r in.: ovr a m mo sTKE
:IEnrc? nli!dhtS'.ow!
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foioiiiHiii'H loi-tl truin, u I'.t-iv li will!
inri t llio roiiniiii", Boo.in'itiiy nut tlmiu
Iiomio. iirilviii on l'it . o'ciiH'k Im-al.
llio fiim iitl will tul.o (.Ui-.- from I lu
amily r'-Kiili'iHv, funt r of Ninth hii,I
I (iui (.Inti l'riility M'tortioon rt Z
n'fliH'l' ; Intoriitfiit In llit I O O F tf m-
for liup k i ii
Mon" Siimiiu i M
Ail for..
Just receivid over 2000
pairs of shoes and we
must make room for them-
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