HE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
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EUGENL, OK., SATURDAY. FEBIU 2 1899
M)
PECIAL SALE
THIS WEEK ON
LADIES'
OUTING
FLANNEL
w mi DID
Foilj hji bull if Lfjiisliiiif
Wet
1
Night Dresses...
Great values in this line
Remember the place.
Multnomah 'I'ii
lax collector In
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
ICAMPBELLDROS., Publishers
AT THE FRONT
tWKU I
I Willamette street, be
ntli ami KiKlitli streets
HUMS Or' SlBSOKIPTION.
It in Vesr
ISii .M '
Tbr Mootiu
. $2.00
. . 1.00
.. .SO
AJftirine rat. - made known nil application
ill business letters to inr.uuviui,
tu, Oregnn.
'8LUCKEY,
I ULtli IN
bob, Watches, Chains, .lew
Irj, Ki .
r K11.1:: 1 ti iiminptiy iioi.e.
cAI. '" rk warranted
a
A
(Mm
I Block,
W BEOWN, 11 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON.
e VpsUirsiu Christian Block.
9 to III rja; 13 to '.', 0 to !i p m.
' iVOUHCOCK,
aitokney-at-law.
Cik half lilock eonth of Clirisman
BtHUBDfc Okedon.
W1
'-'ALTON
EON MAtiKI.EY
N E M.MIKI.I'V
Oregon Soldirrs St-nt io tlie Figliling
A TTOHNEYS -AT LAW
Will practice in all the court of the state.
(Bat-la Walton lilock.
Euokci, Ohh:on.
1. WHITSON,
DENTIST.
rUriac purchased the office and fixtures of
i ' .- .1 W V Henderson, I am
owirei .red to do anything In the line of
IsatUtry in the aliove said office.
"Crown and bridge worka specialty.
IA ot isiiim-s tilt Mi v ii:
MaDlU, 1' I, Feb 10.-3 p in-General
Ovenshine'B line, consisting orig
inally f t Uu- North Dakota volunteers,
tbe fourteenth tnfautry. ami two
troons of Hie Knurtli cavalry, slretch-
lug f win the beach at C mi Dewey to
Oeueral Kings right, was reinforced
by two battalions of Oregon volunteers
aud tim e troop of the Fourth cavalry,
as Inibntry.
This means the Oregon boys will
now do WDM fighting.
Intkkkstinu Suit Jennings Bros
& Hruucau, w ho made such a rich
strike in Bdiemla last summer, now
have a lUlt on their hand.". G (I War
mer claims fiat th property wuB lo
cated by him and "jumped" by the
other men; that lie iWarluen has made
Ills regular assessments and is entitltd
to the property. Mers Laughliu &
Lie, of Chicago, well kuown capilalis's
it is said wilt help him light the case in
j hope of securing a reward by winning
the case and an luterest in me mine.
The pnperty is very valuable and will
doubtless be the cause of long litigation.
S ilMD Statesman Feb 19: I D Driver
Jr, who lias been fireman at tin capitol
the past tour year, resigned last even
ing, and in a lew days his place will be
permanently lllleilly Krauk Frisble,
of HaUey, Linn county.
E
0 LAKE,
GRANITE AND MAKI1LE WORKS'
v-' . -,, prices ill I'on igii ami
jV.ineitii' Marble ami Granite, Monu menu
IlcUtnnes ami Cemetery work of all kinds
M
KSKATIIKKINE L SCHLEEE, M D
'''' - f M mm and OMIdroa
M '' '-" m. ' I.. . tr icily.
Olfice-Shelton Block, opposite Guard office
FIRST
WriOJlRL BANK
Of EuQene.
Paid op Gash Capital, $50,000
Sorplus and Profits, $50,000
Eugene, Orerjori.
A OKXERAX HANKING BUSINESS
1' M hi ri-asonahle tenna. Sight
San Vranciaco and Port-
Iw. ! '"'"iw M on foirifm couutriea.
' t check ,.r c.-rtili
jfJJUjtloyji entmiUd to ui will receive
attention.
" "tSI.BlCM
Preaiilent,
HUVt hhi TO hum
SBJ by Bates of
crca'e I lie ofB(M of
Muu iioinah eonnty.
S B ItHl by D-ly 'of lieu ton
aim nit the charter . t orvallis.
H B n by Maaaiii of nibunook
To prevent prodtM loll and sale ofutl
Wholrann food and medicines (LOOO
ey pure r.Mid MIL i
H t lti:i by Fulton of Clatsop-To
inco'porale tbt (own ofStnM .
ll BI6S by HcOoartof Matlon To
raii-e the salary of sberill of Mnri. n
county.
II II isj by Maxwell of TIIIUIHtok
Tp lKUUt and to tlx salaries i.l Tilla
mook oouDty offlotr ,
rJ B lsi (rabttltuU fir h B 4u) by
Morrow of Morrow To rlx salaries of
county i. Ulcers in Clackamas, Morrow,
Wasco mid Yamhill counties
S li M bj Kii)kcndall of Lane-to
amend the charter ot Kilgeue.
S If 1U8 by Kultou ol Clatsop To
amend Die charter o Astoiia
II B8U by Knight ol Clackumi.s
To incorporate the town of Cnohy
S li 130 by llrownell of Clackaiiias
Po 1 1 cut m a M piimtc con mission for
trmi-action of county business m
Clackamas cout.ty
H It MO by Hawson of Ullllam To
amend the charter of A.rllOgton
H B by Proebotel .i Qoj tllla In-
corporatinit Weston
.S H hy Dufur of Wasco-Incorpor
atiug Dufur
H H by Fordney of Wallown; Incor
porating Knterprise
H B by Htliiman of rjmatlllai
Withiliawiug school lands from sale
and placing interest on school loans at
ti per cent
BB by Michell cf Wasco; Incor
porating Dalles City
B i; -by Mich, n of Wa-co; loooruor
ating Moro
tS B by Kelly ol Litin; lucorporaling
Brownsville.
S B by Kelly of Linn; luc irporat
ing Lebanon
S I! by Kiuith of link, i ; I ucorporat
lug Hums
H H by Howe of Yamhill; Incur
Mil' Cai Itou
H H by Daly of Henton; To protect
salmon in Alsca bay and tributaries
8 B by Helling of Multnomah; To
create a trust fund In Muliuomah
cou nty
S 11 by Hrowuell of Claekamas; To
provide for th election of road Miper
visors S B by Bates of Multnomah ; To
create the offloo of clerk of the justice
court in cities of 50,000 populatiou or
over
8 B by Hates of Multnomah; To
authorize Multnomah county to lease
the upper deck of the steel bridge.
8 H by Fulton of Clatsop; To
provide for the sale ol tide lands
8 H-hy Fulton of Clatsop; Kevlbing
laws relating to negotiable iustrumen's.
8 B by Morrow of Morrow;
for the extirpation of
H H 174 iHi.titutri fr ,s it ti. by
j'tl n-lur DnUnlUM-TO provide . h n
Ml aid fni jiidgi of the Mipreine ouurl
II H HI i., WiUon of Douglae To
iiiforpura'e Drain
II H 188 l Curtis of Clatsop I'.i hi.
torponUe New Astoria, tdjolnlug Fmt
8!evrus
B H 180 by Mulkey of Polk To
an,, ml obtiter of Monmouth
II It 108 by Hlackaby of Malheur -To
Inoorpontt the city of Ontario
II H 111 by Maxwell of Tillamook
To incorporate the town of By t ily
B Bill by Morrow of MorrowTo
Incorporate t tie oily of Heipuer
tt BHD by Young of Clatsop -To
looorporate the city of Warren ton
II H HI oy Fordney of Wallowa To I
Id oof pot at the city of Wallowa
II H iNi by Bherwln of Jaekaoo To i
amend charter of (iold Hill
ll B Ml by Bberwlo i f Jaokton To ,
regulate and tlx the mlaiy of the -sessur
of Ja kson county
ll H III by Topping of to in-'
i'.ii imrHl.. Uu. Iiitt'n i f l urMli Iti.til
s it ist i.v a. him. ,.r irii,i. f.i ofmurder
His KtbHi in BmM From tin1
QDBBT109 99 KKUl LARITi
HAV : NO HAY LIFT
I III till. I II I M
Sai.km, Feb '.'I lii tin' suprciiii
oourt, yeeteniay, the oaioof tbe state
of Oregon, roepondent, w Ulaude
Bianton, appellant, an appeal from the
etrouli court of Lane county, Boa J w
Bamllton, i idgje( wae argued ami sub-
united. A brief statement of the case
is as follow s:
The appellant, Claude Hraiilou, was
severally Indicted by the grand jury o
Line county, Oregon, on the Mtbol
October. DOS, charged with the crime
in the llrsl degree, hy kill-
a neiid chart.rof Womihuru ingjonn auunoi tne win w june,
II BSOObv Will, iiison of Crook To ,M'S Laecunty. On the day that
' rt disltlct tbe state for senators and rep.
rest- Illative
H B 01 To amend tin-law bo as to
give the governor exicutive fuuclions
on the state board of horticuliure.
The Anti-Slot Msciiinc Hill rus.ni by
tile lloimo n- a Duplicate and
Not Original BUI.
Portland Telegrams "Will (be
Proetihlel bill, louh. Ii-b nickel lll-tbe-slot
machines, become a law'.'
"Tola ton question thai la agitating
the clgat dealers just nOW and causing
them considerable k-i t lit tuition of
spirit.
"The only hope of clgHT dealers lies
Intheallfged Irregularity In the pas-
-age of the bill by the boU e. The
senate passed the bill by a largo ma
Ijortty, and a duplicate of the bin w as
passed by a simi'.arly htavy vote in
the house The reason the hoiie c uld
not get action on the original bill was
that Representative curii . t oiataop
county, who had li referred to the
printing committee, ol which In1 is
chairman, bad the hdl in his pocket
and himself In Portland when it was
called up. Thll bill w as never report
W 111
IlKll
Wulbtr Is Owi lid Sfotk
)h ait'
ed on bv the e mmlltee, ai d It
8 H 141 ; To provide a commission
for tbe selection of si hool text books
h h i:to; io appropriate Foo for the
relief of Ivy Templetou
8 H ti; To provide lor the regirtra
tion of ole's
8 H L'; To provide for a tax OOlleOtOI
of Multnomah COUDty
b B 887; To amend ilieiaA' soas to
permit planking and
county ro ids
b B 800; To change ti e manner of
governing the 8oldicrn' Home
BB 180; To codify tbe laws relative
to state school lauds
IB a; l'a'tial coditlcatiou of the
school laws
8 H ill; Tl amend the Uw relative
to proceedings lu justice courts
8 B 83; To encourage the ue l wide
tile wagons
8 H 72; To amend tin-act Incorpor
ating the l'oit of Portland
rilllii by Kuyk. iidall o- Lane; To
change the time of hold ug
the second judical di-trict
the indictment wai returned Inlooourl
the defendant was arraigned, entered
a plea of not guilty the f lllowlttg day,
ami tbereaflor waa duly convicted of
DlUrdei in the Ural degree, hs charged
in .he indictmeiil, and was sentenced
according to law ,
tu October 10, 1800, the same grand
jury returned into court an indictment
Hga'ut Uonrtlaad Oreen, charging
him Willi the crime of murdering John
A Linn. I ere was no reference by
Innuendo, or otherwlee, contained m
the last liidictmciit to (lie complicity
corduroying ' Branton, or any one else lu the com-
mission oi tireeu s ciiiue. I .icli cep
aratc Indictment contalccd the state
ment ol a Oomplete crime charged
agalu-t each ol the def .-lidauts. The
theory of the prOSOOOtlOQ was that
Branton and Qreen were both actually
pieasnl aiding and abetting each other
In the commission of the tnlmlnal act
of killing Linn. That the erinlnal act
Dial took the life of tlie deceased was
in law Hie act of each individually, as
well as of both.
The contention of the -.late was that
murder, unlike riot is a -everal crime.
court in "ml u erliLe like murder the crlmi
tial can be Indicted alone, tried alone,
any lutei Hon of reporting on It.
"The boils,1 however, PMOUtod this
i disposition on the part of the com
mittee to hold the bill lock, and w hen
It was called up obtained a duplicate
copy, with the pros-r indorseiiients
from the senate. It was this bill that
was pus-cd by the senate. It was this
lull that was passed by the hOOSt, and
Is now in the bauds of tbe governor
awaiting his signature.
"The question now arises whether
the house had a right to lake action
on a duplicate copy of the bill as Io ig
as the original was in existence, and
no showing was made as to Its loss. If
the act. on of the duplicate hill is held
to lu- legal there is every prospect that
the I III will Income a law. If it was
not all legal i ttorls to legislate against
these popular cigar winners and
nickel losers have been for naught "
d. and
i! gone,
toon men
. ooun
c nteak
Loug Vuiong
BBSOlTo cure certain defec s in ami tlie lull penalty be mulcted upon
detda. I him the same as though he committed
8 11 105, To permit surety companies l,e crime unaided. That a ciiinlnal
to qualify as sureties on bonds eli " ' unlike a clvul action. That in
8 U 03; To use convicts for Improve- a criminal cause the defe idaut Oannot
nienl of certain roads be Icard t- plead or say that anotlicr
H It L'4: To chauire the time of has paid tlu deb. I owe the law
County Coukt Suit. M O VYI1
kins has sued J C Ooodale in the
county court of Lane county, lor the
sum of ; l;;...
EUGENE
Loan Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon
CAPITAL paid up) $50,000
W. E BROWN President.'
B. 0 PAINE, Vice President.
F. W. OSBURM, Cashier.
W W. BROWN. Asst Csshler
court lu the ninth judicial
; To prevent the adulteration
holding
district
II H
of candy
II H li"; To provide for boarding
the prisoners of Clatsop. Washington
aud Clackamas counties by contract
H B M7j To provide for the convey
ance of lands to J E 8aling
After the trial of the appellant had
beeti set, but before trial had, Court
laud Green plead guilty to the Indict
ment against him . The counsel for
appellant clathied that Green's plea of
guilty was an acquittal of Hrantoti
aud mule various moves ill the case
on that theory , and the lullng of the
court thereon Is assigned as error.
ll U 841; To fix the salaries of sherlJ iney eougni to witnaraw branton s
and clerk in Lincoln c muty P1" of uot l0" '" or,k't to 'll'"",r "
11 H lo3: To create the c unity of the grounds that ( ireen bad plead gull-
To regul ite the practloe of
mutual iusiir-
tor a scalp
DIRECTORS-
W E BROWN
J B HARRIS
F W OSBURN. B D PAINE.
DA PAINE. J F ROBINSON
W.W BROWN.
A UoiierHl Honking Iluaine""
TrniiNin teil on Favorable Term
brafts Issued on the principal eltlo o t the
Cnltcd Statee; also cichange tumnlud avail
able in all lorclKO countries.
Interest rM on time deposits.
Klrt-prrl raull 'or the storage ot valuable
nSneeUooi receive our prompt attention.
s B laao,
Cashier.
Sp
ecial Care
Oiven to Poalng, Lighting
id Finish in all Portrait
wfk at the
LANE COUNTY BANK
Eetrtblialied In IHHS.
'- or
Piovidiiig
thistles
8 H 1 by Dufur of Wasco -To author
ize the town of Antelope to borrow
$.5,000 to build water works.
8 JJ 7 by I'roebstcl of I'niatila To
Incorporate the city of l'eudleton.
HB28by Reader of Umailia-To
amend charter of town of Adams.
HH 38 by Hill of Multnomah-I'o
regulate pilotage on Columb'a and
Willamette rivers.
H H io by Myers of Multoomah-To
create ofllce of state biologist, without
salary.
b H 00 by Reed of Douglas To re
duce salaries of Douglas county ofllcers.
II H74 by Maxwell of Tillamook -To
incorporate Nehaleiu.
8 H 70 by Harmou of Josephine To
provide that summaries only of county
a-Hesinetit rolls be transmitted to sec
retary of state.
S B 01 by I'atterson of Washington
To amend charter ol Hillsboro.
HB87 by Whitney of Linn To
amend the charter of Albany.
8B 100 by Daly of Benton To in
eorpoiate town of Tillamook.
8 B 110 by Morrow of Morrow To
Incorporate the town of Canyon City.
BBUSbv Fulton of Clatsop To
constitute beach of Clatsop county a
public highway.
8 It 1 i. by Harmon of Josephine-
Wheeler
H H 2SS
dentistry
H H 888; To legulat
anoe o ompanlee
H B 108; To piovlde
bounty fund
11 B810; To amend the law relating
to the duties of tbe sta!.- land agent
11 H 188; To reorgam the State
Agricill.lirul Society
H B 68; to cousiTitite Willamette
aud Portland boulevards as Multno
mah county roads
H B148; To provide for the pro ac
tion of forests aud game, and ihe
appointment of wardeus
8 B Protecting salmon la ihe
Rogue river and Curry OOUlHy
B B T i reorganise Ibe state board
of horticulture
8 B Creating park conimlwlon In
cities of :i'J00 population or over.
.f the liiin-
relative to
to collect
clerks
charge,
S B To amend section .
ing laws
8 B- Amending Ibe oode
berlfTs deeds
8 B Hequlrlng sir
fees in i ertain civil en-. -
8 B-iU'(iuiring county
administer oath- without
pension matters
li B Appropriating fl6,000a year
for list) hatcheries
H B To amend the charier of 8a
lem H B To regulate horse shoeing in
Portland
II B -Providing for normal schools
at Ashland and Drain.
rid . I on psie 5
81 lift li AM OPl'UKIl MITF.S
Hnadreds ofHIilloaaof feet of line
Kir Lumber. - Bar lu Good
Condition.
EUGNE,
OREGON.
ty, aud also moved the court during
the trial to Instruct thejiiiy to return
a verdict of ncqultal as to Branton, on
the grounds that Green had pleaded
guilty to killing John A Linn, and
claiming that was ncipilliil of Bran
ton. It was also claimed that tlie
COUrl erred In overruling defendant's
motions fur a COOtlOUBnoa, and that
the court erred In overruling appel
lant's motion for u new trial.
Keal Estate Transactions.
James W Martin to Frank Hubbard,
-nit claim to 100 acres In tp 10 s r I
east , fH0).
J H Pratt ami w ife to Charles Bber-
bondy, 40 acres in Ip 17 s r 4 west;
13 000.
Cbarlee Bherbondy and wife to J ll
Pratt, ls"i in acres in tp is s r 11 west;
$3,000
Btata of Oregon to John F Kelly,
120 acres it tp Hi s r 1 west; $300.
A F Johnson et ux to J 1 Jones, 10
acres in tp 20 s r 8 west; $600.
I S to Frank Hubbard, 100 in r - In
tp Hi I r 1 west ; patent.
Frank Hubbard to Booth-Kelly
Lumbal Company, 100 scrci lu tp Hi s
1 east ; $000.
I' 8 to L-wis A Crane, 180 acres In
tp 10 r 2 west; piteut.
Joliu F Kelly to The Booth Kelly
l.umls-r Company 120 acres in Ip 10 s
r 1 w; $300
B F Mulkey and wife to Noah MsM,
100 acres in tp 17 s r "j west; $2,600.
OW Long and LISIIC Hamilton to
Harsh B Bennett, lots 6 and 0, bit ck 0,
Long and Laodeas addition to Cottage
Grove; $16 i,
Mary Ann ftlcwarl Warner e! at to
Washington, I eh 20. The bouse I TbOOtM B Warner, quitclaim to 380.34
I'o .ui.ciiii tlie charter of Grant's I'ass. com iiltteB on appropriations naa Hrr, , n Tp 18 S R 1 W;$L
8 B152 by Looney of Marion To I ordered a favorable report oat the Mil to
authorize Jt llerson Institute to sll out layspaiti r- i isju lor tlie 1 lilllp
I to the school district j pines. Chairman Cannon waa directed
8 B 160 by Browr.ell of Clackamas J to call up tbe bl I today under suspen
Te amend cliarter of ' iregon City sion of rules.
H rv hy Maxwell f rillsmnok-
i To iiieorporste Port of Tlllsmook snd
The Biuslaw river probably oAVn
the be-; opportunllv to he found ill
the state for a profitable investment in
the lumber trade, says the Florence
West. While on uisiiy rivers tlie
timber conveniently situated for log.
gil'g has marly all been cut, on this
river It Iibhas yet hardly bean touch, d.
Along ihe main stream and Its tiibu-
taries there are hundreds of millions of
feet ol the finest fir timber that can he
found.
The booms already built will catch
and hold the logs with perfect safety
thus removing one great ilsk lu the
business of logging. Sine the work
WM done on tlie Jetty in 1887 there has
been enough watel on the bar so that
vessels could cross at any time. With
the improving prospects in the lumber
trade we believe that business men
having capital to Invest would do well
to examine the opportunity (or a
profitable venture on the Hluslaw
river.
I l i III I OSS oi s i M K,
Luvu i'hkkk, Or, Feb 18. Block
men ci in rally through' UI (Irani coun
ty are congratulating theuuelvej on
t hi ti escape from a haul winter with
'.t hi lie loss of stock.
I bey un' of the opinion that no more
d w, allier will tie expe,
v IS I lis ir hay is practloall,
t i i ire jubilant.
I 'lirlllg tin pad few dly
from nearly every teotil ll
I.v h ive lakeii advaiiloge o,
up hat is now on and vii
l link, their supply olut
them were ow ners ot hug- cattle bands
who have detei milled to ' ny '.no
experiei.ee the past long Wt.lbh M
allordcd tbem, and already -eveii. .
have purchased ranches, nud in some
Instances lieu lands, for the purpose of
raising more hay in the future thnn
ill the past.
THE FROST ANll TBI I K0P8.
Coi.sideiaiile iHUetagO loue to Trees,
Ermt and UlfJtV
Salem Jouriiiit, Kelt, l.
" The actual damage done by the late
frost to fruit and other trees is not vet
definitely known, but It Is generally
I acknowledged to be Ibe worst ever
experienced in Oregon.
"lu and about Hale in, on (he low
lauds, there is little question Out the
fruit crop lu general m wholly killed
with the exception of apples and a
very few pears, in sonic localities
the trunks ot prune trees are complete
ly girdled, and cannot recover. In
other .sections (lie bark Is ruined only
oil one side, and the trees may live but
their Strong til will begieatly impaired.
"In the inly all delicate varieties of
roses are kUltd, mid ucurly all frozen
down to the snow line, ftmidl fruits
have fared In a similar manner. Sum,
strawberry beds Hint were protected by
the stiow are lu a good condition,
while others are couiplilcly ruined.
"Ill Ihe red hills, south of the city,
the crops of pet lie prunes, peaches aud
some varieties of plums ore almost
completely mined, while the Italian
prunes seem to be safe.
"It canuot yet be stated to what
extent the grain has bet D killed. The
rule appears Io he that all wheat that
was protected by a covering of anow
baa tome through nil right, while all
that was not so protected has been to
agitator or I ester degree killed, and
must be rorowu."
Peace be igim la Paris.
PARIS. Feb '.'i). The city is calm to
day, and stringent precautious have
been taken to maintain order. About
100 persons were arrested yesterday
for taking part in the distirhnnces. Of
this number 00 were detained In cus
tody. Pmmuvit Bold. -Tbe property iai-
longing to the estate of Alice I ', ( . ner,
il . eased, being I 1 acres In T IV S K
2 W, has been sold to Mary K Mcl'her
son for the sum of $345.
Krult Groweta,
All fruit glowers of Lane couuty are
requested to meet at the Cou It House
at I o'clock p in, HuturHay, Feb 26 for
the purpose of ellectlng a permanent
fruit growers association. The com'
mltlee recently appointed to draft Cou
aiHutlnn and Hy Laws is ready to
report.
J G Htevknhom,
Secretary.
Five Chlnauieu neptlzed.
Portland Telegram Feb 80: Tbe
Chinese M K mission is prospering
under the superintendent, Hv C K
('line. Yesteiday live Chinamen were
baptised by Kov Dr ti w Quo,
i he S m -li indemnity
Advance Agents
Of Spring are hore. New thing i
in (he fatuous
E. & W. Collars-Ms
44
OMRO
n General Bankinglbusiness in all branches
transacted on favorabTe terras.
A.O. HOVEY, President?
provide for the IrnprovemeLt or
Hoqusrton slough
8 B H by Daly of Lake-To Inoor-
nnrHte tti- low ll of LakevleW
H B ld'J by MiUueeti of Lane To church.
Incorporate Cottage Grove
11 It m bv Wlrtuey "I I,lrin-lo
lis . iuard Fob 20
Rev W L MaCook, who has hen
aoting as supi'iy rastor at the Baptist
Muireli w in e :i" iidimr tbe Dlvinltv
school, last nigh Joined the Christian MB, Clyde V FogU
I u AHHIVH CllbuT 1 "J "U .u -.
A. ('. HoVi: "Y Sh.. Asst Cashier , amend charter of town of Taogeut
a B Pygall 'lied at Cresweil
Saturday from pneumonia. H
4'J years of sge.
last
wis
Si n ni Divokck. Peulush Fogle
has Instituted a suit l.i tbe circuit
court of Line county, against her hus
band, Millard Fogle for a divorce. Tlie
comp'alut alleges these facta: The
couple were married In Ohio, May !'
1876; they moved to Oregon in lsU2
that the Issue of said marriage is one
22 years of sge
that i.lalutiir educated and supported
aid son since June 1 I kH5; that defend
ant deserted plalntltT ll) Juue I, 1806
and has since negHcted to support
plaintiff.
8 1-5 I NCI IKS HIGH
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Huth very dreuy ihapes.
Watch for more ,rd things in duo soason.
All staplo linos complete. 1'riccrf alwaya right.
F. E. DUNN.