Kugene c;it Guard.
BAlTKi. V
....BEIT a
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The busines
the WEEKLY
jr.-oartment ot
1 ARD la caused
considerable trouble by corre-
aiondents ao jicisinu h w
orietors personally. Address el
letters referring to the newsoat
oer or business connected there
Snth to THE GUARD,
Eugene, Oregon.
HOI UBOWKUM AND 111 i KKH
The PcriUnd Telegram, coin
meutingon the hap situation in
Orogon, mentions a phage that is
only too common not only in the
bop business, bat in other depart
ments of iuduBtry. It il that of
the buyer endiiuoring to cheapen
the uutput, of the producer by
overdrawn and unfair represcuta
tiom a to quality and otht r condi
tions of crops. While the bop crop
bun been injured to MOM extent by
unfftVnM" we'h" condition!" we
are nf Um OpintOfl that a fairly
average crop, an toqtuUtVi "ill b
put iu the bftlt, at leant ho far as
LcM Ooanly is coucerned.
Willi a I w priOi confronting Ibf
grower he will take DO obsDMI of
having hie IFOp rtjMltd by harvest
ing daiung?d hops, or through ( ire
leHH and improper methods of aiid
ling. Tbl hop growers of this Mo
tion of the statu are in more in
dependent condition than formerly,
being lb), as a rule, to hold their
hops until the demands of brewers
find them u market regardlens of
speculators and middle-men who
tek to profit off their necessities.
The mortgaging of hops for pick ing
money has been a curso to
growers resulting, generally, in the
mortgagees, or kindred buyers,
MOarlng a part of the crop at their
own figures. With a considerable
amount of stock thus early secured
brewers left the market, and de
mands ceuiwl until the heavy pros
pectivo springtime and summer
brewing forced them latO the
market to purchase the stocks still
in the hands of financially inde
pendent growers at remunerative
prices.
A LM K BSTWBBI THK
ANIi PRttKIT.
PA vi
Onasciaa.
"The agad widow of Colonel Joe
Meek eighties and gray, sitting
in the home in which she was in
stalled ly the gallant trapper when
she was a blooininiz young Indian
maiden crooning to herself in the
language of her tribe, constitutes
a link Is tneeu the beautiful wilder
ness of the Oregon territory of half
a century ago, anil the state of Ore
gon that has grown upon and out
of it.
"This little 1 1 d in woman of four
score, gentle and cheerful; an hon
ored mother, us site wis a taithlul
wife, pi nt- a picture wind,
qoatntlji almost pathetically, illus
trates the history of the timt far
away when reckoned by human
memory, but as yesterday when
addid to the records of the nation V
lilt in which the 'yet young slate
was younger yet.' "
HAKk HANS a WIHDUM.
Mxrk llanuasays we "must not
sell the Philippines." Mark is
nomwhat ol an authority on buying
and Helling witness his master
lul financial management of the
last prtsidentiat election, hut there
is one thing iu this case he MOM
to have overlooked. It would be I
case of the purchaser buying "a pi
in a poke," and uo other nation
appOMOtOM anxious to buy the
light which we have on hand.
If we get in a position to "sell"
the Philippines Mark's advice will
be in point. Until then he should
attend to his own buying and sell
ing, or making arrangements
therefor, at home. A presidential
election will soon be on hand, and
doubtless his financial ability will
again he invoked.
It Un i miitli tionbla
for really beHhy man
lo m . ' ! iiutnorn
Jollity aM rihuhsrnnt h a!th i- pro.
vtibul combination. Tin- 'miiy man who
ifilmTi Ivighlnir doesn't hate any (r-utile
with hla :i,'--!lon It hi been MM that
lvf''-ng RMkaa people healthy Tii With
ti that health mike peopl' laugh
It i lmpoiwlblc to c'iiti.i'f- ll;r Ira
roenrlou influence of be!Oi up"n human
Character. A man with lirlat-he will
lot lie In nappy, rnntntl Unite of
mind. A man WM MSVri from a weak
t imarh an1 an impaired m tien wiil ait
and grumble throuirh the het SMel rrtt
prepared. A bilioua man who ia nut
bore, i deserving "f a pla.e in a rin' um
K nervima man who i nit petulcnt and
fault finding ia a curioaity. All Iheae eon
litiona lead to urave dfaaatea, wh n the
rictim become not only i ia(reeaMe, but
ir;,. Ti lent aa well. A wine wife will real,
tsc that while the old ayimr that a " man'a
t it in hta alomach, li not literally
it i a fart Hint hii at'imarh aweetena
MM hia character according aa it ia
f nr unhealthy. Ir Pierce 'a Coldco
leal Diacovery i the I .t of medicines
Hie condition dracri'ied It make
weak stomach utr.mtf, the impaired
turn pi-rfect. Inviiforatia the liver,
tie and enrick'a the blond and I .nc
the ii' rvea It teara down hall ''eat! inert
tlaauea and replace them with the firm
Mtitc'ilar tiaue of health It toilda new
and healthy nerve fibrea and brain cella.
It (Jlaalpatea nervouneaa and melancholy
and Imparl mental elaaticity and courage.
It ia the beat of all known medicines rot
nervoua dlaordeaa
'ThMaCk your tkillM trratnient I am one
ere a well man." write I N Arnold Kaq . ol
(iat.ity. lvinO Nel.r 1 ulf-red lor yeara
a' I MSM not Snd relief until I conimenctd
tikinit v ir ' Ool'len Mtiliral ISaeorery.' I auf.
(. : i'ii . .iii .n ni.'t "nityol liver
whi'-h refilled in IrrllaO in of the proatate and
Inflammation of the hlad'ler. I had enty Ukea
oar bottll olien PBMaa rea relief The madt
rine haa etTet-ted a permanent cure."
'I II i; i.r rAlibBH HlAK.s.
The warm weather NOOM to be
particulary tlisastrous to "divine"
healers. In t'tiicago alone uo fewer
than three of this s.uall but ever
lasting class have come to grief
since the dog days began, snvs the
Chicago Inter Ocean.
"The first of the trio was 'l)r'
John Alexander Dowie. The coils
of the law are gathering about him
and his 'Zi. n la bis desperation
be bas appealed to the very
courts he erst-while reviled so bit
terfy ti save the properly that he
has accumulated by the exercise of
his 'divine' power. The spectacle
of 'Or' Dowie as a humble and
ordinary petitioner before the
lu nch ol justice is a refreshing one,
and it ought to help restore sight
to his hlind followers.
"It is now four years ince the
humdrum life of far away Albu-
qperqao, N If, was oolivoood bj
the coming of a stranger who bore
a striking physical resemblanco to
the Christ of art, -tnd who, without
money or price, pretended to do
wonders of healing. The whole
town was in a fever of excitement.
Me gave lii- inline ft -chlatler, but
let it he distinctly understood that
he was the promised Messiah come
again. His famo extended to both
seaboards. It was not long belnrc
there were two Schlutters, with
tijual claims to genuineness. After
ii time the name was lost to sight,
liulonthe Hinic day that Dowie
appealed to ihicouils in Chicago
for help one of the Schlallers ap
pealed to the police in Chicago for
assistance. Ho was found to be
bi 'k and iu sore need. As il to fill
his eup ol gall to overllowing, bis
wife deserted him and he implored
the polite to find her and bring her
back. All his lofty pretensions to
divinity had cruml led away and
left him an object of human
charity.
"Hut the strangest part of this
tale of humbug and misfortune is
the fact that the truaut.Mrs Schlat
ter is unie other than the once
famous Mrs Comer, the Swiuui Ab
liayananda of the Adwaita in Chi
cago, What nil this means we do
not pretend to know, but in her day
this Swami had her following, and
a no iiiconsideralile following,
either. Perhaps the tho faith ol
this followimi is slill unshaken.
He this as il may, nothing in hu
man affairs is surer than that other
stars will arise in tin firmament of
credulity to take the places of any
and alt that have tallen to earth.
The disappearance of Dowie and
BohUtU r and 0 Mini will not mean
any decline of superstition, and
as long as superstition lives there
will he pl"nty of pretenders to re
spond to its call for marvels and
wonders, and latter-day miracles."
The "new woman' has anin arid
in our very midst, snvs the Mjrtlt
Crc k correspondent of the Kosc
burg Kcyiew. Bbl wears blue
overalls and cm. be sMO in many
of Um prune orchards picking
prunes. At a distance she appeals
quit mannish, but upon a nearer
approach one is led to exclaim with
the patriarch of old, "the hair ol
Ksau but the trousers of Jacob," or
of some ol their men folks.
THE VETERANS
Lane County Veteran Associa
tion Organized.
ornctns cikctcd
If upM-arancM count for much the
old aoluien now Invading Eugene ara
enjoying Iheiuaelvw thoroughly. At
any time during the day oDe can
ee small groups of veterans standius;
on the street, or sitting around the ho
tels, llateoiug to a oleverly-tol J story
by some favorite. But It is not alone
the lighter side of life ' hat draws lueae
ii. er They have hearts of boys, but
also the experteDoe of mauhood years,
and this experience has taught them
that one of the essentlala neoeaaary to
secure the comfort and asalatance due
them iu the declining yeara of life la
eternal vlgllanoe.
The attitude of the government
toward worthy pensioners Is therefoie
a matter to call forth sincere dk6US
sious and earuenl deliberation.
The address last night by De art
nieul Commander H V Uatea fully
brought thl Iwue before the soldiers.
Hln advice and worthy council Indi
cated that Mr Oaten had given the
sul.Jeet much intelligent thought mni
close research. The address was not
confined to that line, however, for Mr
(iaies found ocea Ion to review present
sociological and governmental condi
tions, (not from a parly ataiidpoiut,
forthsO A It Is noti-parlUan) but
from the view of the un prejudiced clt
Ism and patriot. MrUatesisan en
tertaining sneaker, and Is making
many frlen Is among the O A K boy
during his visit over the state.
All of tho exercises of In -t evening
were of a vory Interesting nature and
were well attended. He vera! speaker
udilreesed the assembly, and the long
forgotten memory of by-gune days s
fiehed by Interesting anecdotes. Prof
K It McKlroy and Prof K J Haw
thnrne lokl of Civil war Incident; J V
Amis recited incldeuts of the Mexiean
war; llr A I Nlcklln represented the
Indian war veteraus of the PitclHc
Northwest; Uv Win H Gilbert told nf
the fighting Second Oregons iu the
Plilllpplmn, while Captain J M Wil
liams represented the newly organised
National tluard, the Third regiment.
.Mil- II ENTERTAINED.
Mrs 11 V Gate, wife of the depart
ment commauder of the U A Ii, Is the
department (Mintnandur of the W It C
aud as such olttcial i- being pleasantly
eutertalued by her cr-workera In this
city. Last evening an Informal recep
tion wa tendered Mrs Gates by the
W R C IsdMS of the city at the home
of Mrs Anna HoUlen, on Willatuelte
stre d. Light refreshments were serv.
el, uud the evening speut lu social con
verge was enjoyed by all present.
PMaM A N SJSJT OKOAMATIO.N TOOATi
This morning a lOSSlM w a held for
ihe purpose of ellectlti x a permanent
organization under the uame of "Tho
I .Him County Veteraus Association."
About tsj were In attendance and the
work at hand was expeditiously oir
rect and under the able directlou nf
Comrade W II Lincoln as chairman,
aud Comrade It H Miller as secretary.
The election of officers resulted as
follows ;
President, Frank Keisiu r, Kugene.
'i.' PnatdenUi v B Miner, CotUge(
Gnive, H t Lia-kwood, Loraue, Juo
K 000k Mohawk.
Secretary, A Yerlngton, Ktigene.
The next annual meeting of the asso
ciation will be held Iu BogMf, begin
ning the second Tuesday lu June, l:W'.
Ho royally did the aoldlers consider
themselves entei lalneil that Is hue
final adjournment a series of resolu
tions sod votes of thanka were carried
with enthusiasm. The people of Eu
gene, J V (ieary post nud suxilllarles
Wtre tbSOked tor the display of hospi
tality, mid financial assistance freely
given, and entertainment provided;
thw piesnllng ofllcer, W II Lincoln,
and Adjutant It II Miller were thank
ed lor thrlr close attention to details
ami lapld dispatch of bUBlOOSfj the
Guard was tendered a vole ol thanks
for courtesies extended.
With the adjournment si m?.iO ihe
prtaent sersiou is formally at an end,
and tho Visitors are h aving for their
DOOMS more than pleased wlltt the
p i -cut reunion, and sanguine for the
success of annual tneellugs. The vet
erans can bo assured that they
will find a hearty welcome lu Ktigrue
at any lime.
RKlllKTKIUli
( I Dickenson
' il H ItVle-
J N Miller
J A Htralgh'.
Li ftlmona
J W White
D D MoK" ney
fl F Brannoo
W M Both
Jobn Ingn n
Q W Kellsy
John Ii
a W Brown
J W Hick.
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CALIFORNIA.
. .ei. i,.mj nut to eiree.1 five
'"a,' aiaajii nunc .i. i.i
Kugene liota.iO oruU -r week; SI M a Uiuuth; HI
Karens Jl
Fu-'e For Sale. ,
Eugene poRgALK. 1M0 wrss ilmir Isjvd
Eu,"'0 nearMcKeuzle river. M miles from
Eu" Del I :,nreiie. Address. J F HaI.E, Han
J. se, Calif. A H Fisk, Kugene, Or.
best
1 Cot'ag Gr.
7 Franklin
o FMoklin
28 Cot'ag (ir
7 Waltervllle
t'ol'sg Gr
Fuger.s
J W Brewster
J Wilkinson
John Dlsher
J 0Bebe
T JBrablmin
R H Miller
Lewis Esnnluger
W W Ous-f
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C D Holloway
H W Fre eta
N vV WlnteM
8 0 Loekwood
Osnle Mtoel
J t'ai II I
Fred Menter
K P launder
ItoU-rt Grlftln
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Coburg
Thurston
Eugene
Monroe
Eugene
label
Eugene
Kugene
Kugene
BogOM
Kugene
Kugene
f.oraoe
Kugene
Hale
Voncalls
Walker
2 Col'ag Gr,
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W U Lackey
J I) Myers
W II Luckey
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Oivllle Green B M
George rnurman navy
MICHKIAN.
J II Pratt L 2
L Sylvealer
Jasper
Thurston
Kugene
do
Hpringfleld
Kuge. e
Cot. Grove
Kugene
do
Thurston
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J A nan F 1
VERMONT.
W H Lincoln E 6 Cot. Urove
KANSAS.
H Humes I C Eugene
I) M l-rake K W do
ti M Price L 14 Thurston
Louis Gilatrsp B 17 Eugene
I, H Slayer H IS Boyal
PENNSYLVANIA.
J A Arehlbold I 7s Junction
K B Mi K!roy A 100 Kugene
MISSOIRI.
J'hn llrnmford (i 8 Junction
David Hostera G 24 do
MINN I-SOT A
Kobert itutchera G
I M M.-Crady
0 Hn'' hens
F A t low
Qso W Finney
W McKibbeu
G C Hnyder
i' h wisoy
Kugene
7 do
It Waltervllle
'I Cot. drove
ft Flkhead
11 Col Grove
4 Coburg
9 Irving
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.1 A Murlingame L 1 Kugene
OMDorlty K lOtalprlngnsld
MICHKIAN
G B Kress C 8 Eugene
navv.
(leu Thompson sesmau Cot. Grove
7, V Moon- apprentice Kugene
J B Morgan engineer Cut Grove
m tsBAOHusjerrs,
Frank K Hsteta A 16
COUIKAOO.
I J Taylor A 3 Cot. Grove
NIW HAMPSHIRE.
I) B Parmenter A 0 Walker
81111 More Counterfeiting-.
The Bseret Service has unearthed an
other band ol ceiinterfeltersand secured
a large quantity of bogus bills, which
are so cleverly executed that the aver
age person would never suspect them
of being spurious, Things of great
value are always selected by counter
feiters for imitation, notably the cele
brated Hosteller's Htomach Bitters,
which has many Imitators but uo
eipials for Indigestion, dyspepsia, con
stipation, nervousness and goners! de
bility, The Milters sets thlugs right
In the stomach, and wtMJUhe stomach
is in good order il makes bo.mI blood
and plenty of It 1 n this manner the
Milters get at the seat of streugth and
vitality, and restore vigor to the
weak and debilitated. Beware of
counterfeiters when buying.
Oircsil Oourt Cases.
May A Senders vs John Boberts; to
recover money. Judgment is asked
for the sum of 1100.79, Interest at 10
per oeui since April 10, 1896, aud f25
attorney fees and the further sum of
118 and Interest si B percent since June
I, i.w.
Joel Hurlbert vs W L Houston
a n nanusaker; to recover
.linlgment Is asked for $.S7f
Kill MALK.-Probably Ihe very
1VJ acre tracts of land in Lane ouuu
ly, and one of the best In the state
of Oregon, owned by Dr I W Harris.
This is a very fertile and highly Im
proved farm lying 2j miles west
of Kugene on an excellent road. The
doctor bought this farm with a view
to breeding Hue horses, but having
given up the breeding business, has
no fu.ther use for bis farm and desir
ing to devote himself exclusively lo
his profeseion, otters It for sale at a
rare bargain. Call on the doctor for
terms of sale. .
LAMB8 FOB HALE. I have some
Hue thoroughbred Cotswold buck
lambs for sale; also several Durham
bull calves for sale. Aaaress e -i
Crl-zan, Pleasant Hill, Oregon.
FOB HALK OB Tit A IBS A gooa
top buggy, lu Brst-class order win
trade for 3-inch wagon. C L Han
ben. Franklin, Or.
FABM FOB HALK. 210 acres one
aud one-half miles above Isabel P O,
on Ihe Mohawk. 50 acres nnder cul
tivation, remainder contains good
timber and good pssture; good house,
burn, stock sheds, etc. Price $2600.
Address K J MuiiRer-, Isabel, Ore.
BALK OB TItADK. A flue tidelaud
rauch of 153 acres on the bay, thiee
miles from Florence, fo- sale or trade
for a ranch lu the vicinity of Kugene
orCreewell. David Hmith, Spring
field, Oregon.
Hep Wanted
WANTED 76 laborers, loggers and
carpeuters. Apply
unce
Co.,
to tne
Coles,
al
Booth-Kelly Lumber
Lane Co., Oregon.
MEN WANTED. 20 good mm
to cut, fell and saw logs, and to woik
lu logging. Apply to L. D. Forrest,
Leaburgh, Oregon.
Lost and hound.
LOST Oil STBAVKD. A Chinese
chow dog answering to name
"Chow," Black hair, which had
been clipped- Begistered No 108 on
collar. Information leading to re
covery will be rewarded by Mrs 8 L
Meslop, Kugene, Fifth and Law-rence.
LOST. Shepherd bitch pup, 0 months
old, yellow, with white feet, breast,
tip of tail aud strips in face, uear
liny den bridge, Kept 7, Beasouable
reward by O A Campbell, Eugene,
Oregou.
Miscellaneous.
WOOL) WANTKD.-10 cords ot good
wood wanted at once. Kugene Koto
Studio.
WANTED Second hand household
p ant-., niiiuire .ie ooor west o
Lane's Hall, Eighth street, Kugene,
Oregou.
WELL DRILLING. 1 am prepared
to drill or bore wells of auy capacity
aeptu. tan on or undress me
at Falrmount,
Weaver.
Oregon. Charles
and
money.
Public Auction.
On the 30th of September, 1899, I
will sell or offer for sale at public auc
tion, at the Hemes place four milts
southeast of Harrisburg, four head of
horses, three cows and calves, and one
drill, one fanning mill, a disc harrow,
two binders, mower aud rake, and
other farming implements, with a var
iety of household furniture.
Terms made kuowu on day of sale,
John IUyih'kn.
Lost.
A small satohel containing
lorceps and veterinary surgeon's
tools, between the Roberts residence
on 7th street and Sloan's blacksmith
shop. Finder please return same to
owner or to Guard office.
Sept 19, 1S99.
J M Bloan.
OUR ADVANCE SHIPMENT OF
Fall Jfovelties
"Dress Goods
Have arrived ami aru
now open for imp
Beatify! Black and Colored Silk
and Wool Crepons in the
Very Latest Effect and Colorings.
s
LOVELY PliAIDS-
For Skirts and Suits;
All of the Newest Creations.
S, H.
Jackets, Capes a
Furs in al! U '
New Shades ani
iwm
TI AND ENAMELED W'l
GLASS
Griffin
General Hardware.
Coal Iron, Steel, Wall Paper, Pumps,
s nv
Hardware I
Continuation of our
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i u uie oui-v.nt: ui iiun
XTLmJEZ and
Baaing met ith i-u Ii uni-'iminon aucceiw In lli' I -i.it tv, wttlu,
we atill continue to nrTer
GROCEfl
At rrock bottom prices.
We make a specialty of
Fine Teas and White House Coffee.
Bourne JWepeantile Go,
Telephone No. 132.
McCLANAHAN & SIMPSOlf,
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ILLINOIS
V I 1 KNOANCB.
Modest WomeD
M.xlestv In
woiiku la no
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than N-nuty auil
wit Ia it any
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with '.iMcal
tliirK'ra PMB
bar to ihf'.r s-
kin ink BMi Mt
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linns liv n t v
l)iMfinr The
iraaklMaMt nl irrrtuUrities of women
may I NMniwi by certain uufailinx
w mpUmia, fcefcactat, aaadicha, in-aritig.
Oova paina, irritalnliivt-iulntrvlncnerv-oiisns
imlioatc itrrariKvmrnt of tho
iU Ii. ata u-m.i'.k- onUWV BrailficU's Ke-ni.iU-
K.xul.itoi ii Ihest.iiiUarUrvtttcJyfuc
clui t. utio iliasrl'woasen.
S"l,l .y (Initial! at Hi no per Uttle.
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formh-ly DELANO
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Waj the ball that bit () 11 titeauuiarj,
Of Nawarir, Mlehi In the civil Var.
It Oausrd horrllle ulcer that uo treat
in in helped for 20 yeara. Then Huck
Itn'i Arnica 8alve cure! him. ("urea
Cuts, llrulsoe, Ilurn, Boils, Kelous
' kln Kruptions. Best pile cure
i'i;i"uih. ;,r) ots a box. I'ure Ktran
tv. s liihy Wllklna A Lluti, .trug,
gists.
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J W Lakln
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Dyspupaba can be cured hy usIur
Ackci's lvspcela Tablets. One little
'ai .i t will give Immediate rein r, or
root ey refunded. Hold in handsome
Un boxes as cts. For sale by V L
IVt.aup,
1 I '. '. nlaraya hope while there's
Ooa Minute Cough Cure. "An attack
r I'lieiiuionla left my lungs lu i j
baps and 1 was uear tbe first stage of
consumption. One Minute Cough
v tire I'ompletely cured me," writes
Helen MeHenry. Bisoiark, N D. Gives
Instatu relief. Vlmvnt A Co, Corner
lrug .Stw.
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough.
Bears the
Sauior of
Horse Sale.
1 will ofler for sale at Bangs' Btables,
Kueene, Oregon, on Saturday, Bspt.
28, 189!, at If o'clock, noon, 10 head of
horses from 4 to 7 yeai s ol age. All
broke to work. Will average 12(10
pounds In Weight. Terms of sale cash
I). B. Conkad
For Sale
One span of mules weight about 1100
pounds each. Address
P Uhlio, Eugene, Or,
P 0 box 160.
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right eye. Weighs about OW
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formation as to her whansahnnta
William Ma.wvkli,
Agricultural
Implements
Schutter Wagons, Sechler Buggies,
Garden City Plows, Bradley Harrows,
Champion Drills.
XX Rays Gang, X Rays S
A Cluster of
Good Ideas
Kllud
Will
me
Especially desirable from
an economical standpoint,
and that represent every style
and feature. That the market
was at the most favorable,
point when we made the
selections, you will readily
agree when you note the
pianties.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
EK8ALNERS fUMFRM DIRECTORS
Day 4H?"!!!wn, UnderUkerT nd
Embalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th st$.
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U O P Frank & Son
MEAT -f MARKET
Mci ornaok A Bennett, 1.-. ;
DEALERS IN M
Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Ham. Bacon
lard, Frith and Smoked Sausages.
MiaU 3 mat, Bugsasa Oragua.
Death
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