HE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
IITUUIID VOB THB BlUEimTIM OK DEIOCRiTir: PRIUIPLES, UP TO KIM IN OORltT LIVING HT THKSaKlT OF (ILK DRUM
VL 33
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY, Ol r. 14, 1809.
NO 80.
if 1899
-This is where we sh n j
.IN,
lies' Kid
Ives for
DRESS GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
DRESS SILKS,
WAIST SILKS,
LADIES JACKETS,
LADIES CAPES,
$1.00 $1.25
Ttyey )aje qo Equal,
member tty? place.
HAMPTON BROS.
KEKL1 EUGENE GUARD.
MPBELL BRO., Publishers
CE-Kut aide ol Willamette atreet, be
tssen seventh and fclghln streets
TEB.MS OF SUBSCHIPTION.
Tear 2-00
..nth 1.00
k Mouths nu
(tisinii rstea mle known on snpHeaMna
all liusmeiM letters i 1 iibiiuaud,
Of, Oregon.
Lj WU.TUX I VIAHELET
.TON' i MARKLEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
leti.-- in ll the court u( tlie state.
Walton Hlnok.
MB Okkiow.
I W1UTSON,
DKNTIST.
I ......h.iJ Ilia ..lii.-.' nni 1 fixtures of
Lo deceased W V Henderson. I am
t spared to do anything in the line 01
try In the above said office.
trn and bridge worlc a apeciauy.
LUCKEY,
DEALEB IN
Watche, Chains, Jew
Etc.
iriiiL- promptly done.
work warranted.
EM
MtnWN, M. D.
fcY8lLlAN AND SUROKON.
1-Vpstaira In Chriaman Block.
Li: 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p m.
BY F.lLE PMKTEB8E&
Alleged Swindle 1'rHcllced by Two II-t-ea
Meu.
Monroe, Or., Oct. 0 A Wilhelm A
Hons, of this place, made a discovery
Friday, that may lead to the placing
of several persons In the penitentiary.
For tome months paHl, it ban been the
custom of resld-nts in the Alsea coun
try to pi el canciraorchlUem bark, dry
and sort it, and then bring it to Mon
roe for Mile. Among those who followed
this line of work whs h firm composed of
U B Fleece aud W B Taylor, which
turned iu unusual quantises of the med
ical article. Bv an accident toone of the
sacks of bark supposed to have been
purchaHH.i from this firm Wlllielm
found lIio contents were not lust what
they had fx en heretofore supposed to
be, aluce rock, tones, oas anu nrnara,
besides other articles, were mixed in
with tha salable bark. Saturday morn
lug Fleece came Into town w th another
load, but seeming danger shortly after
arriving, turned his horses' head Alsea
ward, but he was too late. Officers
stopped him before he had gone a
mile from town, examined his load
slid arrested him.
Makkikd. David J Oover and Julia
Dixon, both of Lane county, Oregon,
were united In marriage Monday
evenimr. October 9th. at 0:30 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
W B Holllugsbead, pastor or the
Methodist Episcopal church.
m WOODCOCK,
i AtTOUNEYAT-LAW.
H-One halt block south of Chriaman
I' ,! s i . Oaxoox.
BEAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
I attention to collection! and matters in
kte. Money to loan on real estate.
-With A CWoodoock.
I KATHER1NE L SCHXEEF, M D
of Women and Children
Sholton Block, opposite Gnard office
CIRCUIT COURT
Cases Called and Disposed
Today.
ol
MUFFS, ETC.
Circuit court eouveued this forenoon
at 10 o'clock.
i'resent Judge Hamilton, Prosecut
ing Attorney Browu, Sheriff With ra
aud Clerk Lee.
Business disposed of:
O A McMahou was appoluled otieof James
the bailiff'.
30 John Hosteller vs P W Rhodes
to reo iver money. Default.
42 Jsiue Niinn vs Alex Mathews;
damages. Continued for term.
"h-'llT. tin QQ
Bngetie La v bar Co, lumber. .. 6 '.u
O H I " -k.r A Co, b iok eoveis... 67 50
C M DorltJ, work mi rock crusher S 24
Eugene Ran later, printing 2 00
M Dnana, .nrk on nx k crusher 7 60
P L BnatOfj , aoi supplies for
Mis J on. '' go
Lane Mathsk, work on rock
crusher 33 07
L Sti. nier, work on r wk crusher 3 37
Wheeler Bros A Owen, limber... 8 28
A J Obapman, MMrvlaof district
No 107 in on
V McFarlan.l voik 00 bridge... 11 55
O H Van Fbet, w.rk ou r.-ck
erii.her 9 00
J W Harris, examlniuiz Bllen
Burnett, Insane ,
13 C Benhke, bridge sup;. lies
'..... . . .
napuiau Ol BOO, i limit r
Psrvin, dam on Lost
creek 80 00; through
I'hos Taylor, viewing Pnnilell
road 8 80
Lent B Piendell, vlewli g Preu-
dell loait , . 8 80
MAN KILLED
Stephen New Lost His Life in
a Sewer Ditch.
FULL account
Dally l.usrO, Oct 10
Last evening aisiul 5:15 o'clock
I'O Stephen New, who was working In
o 2j ' the new sewer ruuult.g uortb and
g 70 enutli In the alley between Seveuth
and Kighth streets, lost bis life
43 CW Richard vs Alex Mathews; II H t MM r Vltawkliiv I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . tat 1 1
- I F i"vii
damage. ( oiitluued for term. mad 8 811
44 J E Alexandervs Alex Mathess; N .than Taylor, chalniuau Preu-
leu road g oo
dniiiages. Continued for term
4 Henry Bidwell vs Alex Matl
eu; daniHges. Cotitluued for term.
40 J F Blalock vs Alex Mathews;
damages. Continued for term
51 Nm v J Htowell vs the City of
Eugene; damage. Continued for the
term.
50 Joe Hurlbert vs W L Boos ton
ai d E B Haudsaker; to r cover money.
IManlt ami judgiueiil against Hand
saker. Ditiinssed ns to Houston.
58 J A Bushuell vs J A Pitney; to
reoover money, nettled
1 A O Bowman vs B Nelson; con.
firmatloii. Confirmed.
15 Nicholos Kolbert v Cbilstliu A
Kollsrt; divorce. Default.
32 J O Hhlnehart vs H A Mullln
ml wife; foreclosure. Dismissed.
48 N A W Howe ft 0 B Johnson
et al; foreclosure. Continued for term.
49 JCOoodalevs John 'Coswell;
to recover money. The following jury
was taken lu the case Monday fore
noon: Jamee Firth, O B Powell, Wot
Matbers, J H Inwall, B F Moore, J
H Oraham, Volney Heiuenwav . M F
Stafford..) A McMabon, E L Howe,
A T Bonnet t, F T Campbell.
Ou trial.
EUGENE
Loan Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon
CAPITAL paid un $50,000
W. E BROWN, Prtllsant.
B. 0 PAINE, Vice PrtiliMnt.
f. W, OSBUHB. CaaSltr.
W. W. BROWN. Aaat Caihlar
DIRECTORS.
FW08BURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN
DA PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS
W.W BROWN.
A a., -rial Baanklng Bnalueaa
Traiuaaieted on im onible Teraaa
Dralti Isiued on the principal cities of the
Untied statee; also exenange furuuhed avail
able In all foreign countries.
lnten-il BBta on ume omw.
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f 1 re iri,u T.uit i in iuv w. -
li r.
lliicUona receive our prompt attention.
Gross Bros.'
UN DRY and
Machine Shops
Eugene, Oregon.
till and Mining Machiner
stoves and Hop Tops,
Store Fronts.
1 made to order.
ipecialty.
on East Eighth Street.
IE COUNTY BANK
'istil.iUfdin I sag.
- or
G N E, OREGON.
Iral Banking business in all branches
Itransac'.e. on favorable terns.
A. O. HOVEY. Prealdent
J. M. ABH.VMH. Ckahiar.
pane
l ol
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Of Eugene.
Paid up Gash Capital, $50.
Surplus and Profits, $50,
Eugene, Oregon.
a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Dons on reaaonahle terms. Sight
drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and fort
I. ..I Ahom
Biha i f evchange aold on foreign oonntriea.
Deposits received aubjecttu chsc or oertin
,ftlA nl ll.'IMMliL
All collections entrusted to us. will .receive
promnt attention.
T G IlENnaicav,
Preaideot.
3 B Eaxia,
Vlc President.
P. K. Haonoaaaa,
Caahier.
L. H. Pottee,
Ass't Cashier
Studio
of the 1
JHOTO
Superior Fotoarafs
ass m BaV c av mrw M
COM PA N Y.
L'ommlsolooera Court.
B F Russell, M D, keeping pan
pers. 137 15
I Slayter, pauper supplies, J M
Cantrell 13 10
Eugene Lumber Co, lumber $104 43
H H Lyon, work'on road 10 00
A E Wheeler, examluiog delin
quent roll 30 00
SPUR Co, freight. 21 85
Oiiffln Hardware Cj, bardwarelOB 21
W U Yoran, printing 3 00
L E Beau, making desks eto for
county M 00
E H Nails, nails: 2 00
Iu tbe matter of couuty road known
as Hays road: Dismissed.
Trent L raber Co, lumber 12 29
Bohemia Nugget, prlutlng 2 20
B K Russell, M D, examining In
sane C Harton 6 00
J L Vaugban, work on rock
crusher 9 00
Qlaasdt Prudbomme, printing... 17 37
H R Kincald, printing 75
V L Chambers, hardware 130 95
Austin & Western Co, Limited,
extras for rook crusher 90 00
A O Funke, merchandise ana
work on road 30 11
Geo N Fraaer, labor 21 05
0 Cole, lumber 96 40
J Erdman, wood 37 60
John M Williams, conveying
Frauds Jordan to tbe B-iys' &
Uirls' Aid Boclety 14 00
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co, lumber 23 05
Kngeue Electric Light Co, light 20 97
J P Stewart, work on rock
crusher 24 62
0 M Dorlty, work on rock crusher 63 75
F W Prentice, examining of
Ellen Barnett, Insane 5 00
Ortftlii Hardware Co, hardware 204 27
F L Olbbs, deputy clerk 30 Ol
C S Calef, rebate ou mU of lot No
13, 1891 tal 6 40
J T Rowland, work ou road 28 00
W Kuykeudall, examining in
sane C Barton 6 00
J Van Slyke, work on boat 2 00
S L Long, hardware 20 81
M P McClane, road work 6 00
J M Uoldson A Son, lumbar 30 39
J Hickman, witnaaa State vs
Tally 1 60
George Mldgley, lumber aud
building boat 13 85
U W Knapp, labor 41 60
C M Collier, surveying county
roads 67 00
M U Lingo, viewing Dan Smith
road 2 80
Peter Harpole, viewing Dan
Smith road 2 60
D R Hill, vi. log Dan Smith
road 2 60
Frank Smith, cbainman Dan
Smith road 2 00
Samuel Jonaa, obaluman Dan
Smith road 2 00
C Lemley, marker Dan Smith
road 2 00
W L Houston, special deputy
H F. Pr.-ndell, OhaJoiHU Preli
dell road 8 00
W M Summers, mat kit Preu
dell road 8 00
W W Withers, sheriff, board of
prisoners (Jl 48
B M Warred, rah its oo r-ad tax 6 00
a j
lteal Katule TiHiixnrtlnns.
N A W Howe and w ife to J H and
E Mon'gomery, 22 aorta iu tp 19 s r
w ; f 7iti.
RC Vaugban and wife to S H aud
Daisy Putmau, 2 acres in Ip 17 s r 1 w;
$40.
PJ FergUMin nd wife to Isaac W
and Nancy Oilbert, 80 scree In tp 17 s
r 4 w; $-.'10(1.
John and V M Carson, 20 acres In tp
16sr4 w; $1000.
Ira units lo J J Jones, ulxiut 4 acres
In tp 16 s r 5 w ; M0.
Cordelia Ann Sewell to Charles H
Hewell, Jr, SO aSM in tp IS I r 5 w ; $1.
Henry Kotnpp and wife to J A
Reed, 10 acres Iu tp 21 s r 4 w; $500.
W W Withers, sheriff, to T O Hen
dricks, lot 4, hi ck, 4, Uollaga Hill
Park; $25.
United States to John F Kelly, 100
acres in tp 16 s r It ; patent.
United States lo Robert A Booth,
160 aors In tp M ST 1 w; irjjjfU
United Ktates to Oeorge O WnTrHat,
1.76 acres; patent.
John Doyle and wife to The Booth
Kelly Lumber Co, 160 acrea In tp 17 -r
1 e; $Stt0.
William W Judkiua to Campbell it
Walker, 10.64 acrea lu tpl7ar.1w
$579.70.
a cave in. Many willing
hands, his fellow workmen
sprung to his assistance, but too
late, as tbe spirit bad lied.
From tlie evidence lutrodU'id Ihi
foremmn before Coroner Cheshire and
a Jury consisting of OR Chrlsinan, C
I Kiank, Cnaa Reaille, Ueorge vV
Kiimey, Al Hidden ami J S Wlay, the
following gentlemen being witnesses:
Alford Whitney, CT Denny, M H
Rarker, Jobu Mercer, Mr Hawley and
Dr Kuykeudall, weglve the foil iwlug
account:
It upiears that the contractors for
the main aewer are M IS Barker aud
V B Mummy; the sub emit. actors for
1100 feet ending on Kighth aie lliiwlcv
Bligtitou and Oleson. Where the Bi
dden t incurred Is ust hack of the John
B Coleman property, Pearl street,
and in the alley The stih-contraclois
dug the ditch at the point specified a
couple of days ago, the sewer pipe
was la'd therein, and most of the 0ft re
blug removed to be used in the work
further on. It was detected by the
city surveyor that a mistake had been
made, and that about forty feet of the
pipe would have to be dug out and
the same lowered about six Inches at
the uortb end. This work was being
accomplished when the fatal accident
occurred. Mr Denny, one of tlie men
aaked to work at the point, refused, as
be considered It too dangctous without
mora and stronger cribbing. He com
municated this fact to Mr New and a
number of other workmen. Mr New
replied, and said that he thought It
perfectly safe and continued at his
work, lu this connection, Mr Denny
LsajU that iho Muitruuior, Messrs.
Barker .t .Mummy, had told them to
use all the lumber needed In cribbing
aad not to work where tin y thought it
dancerous. Alford Whltmy was
working alongside Mr N.-iv BrbM tin-cave-In
occurred, and Mr Denny was
only a few feet distant, while other
Wen were scattered along the line.
Mr Whltuey saya he heard the dirt
L M 1 ... I , . ... I. .... - lAl.
..... , .. , jj... .Jooming and lumped Just In time to
1 and 2, block 6, Packard's addition tol . , , , ... Alr,
' ' afVebe ng njured severely, the dirt
Eugene; $1000.
David Eby and
Moss, 217 acres lu tp 18 a r 8 w; $1500.
W G Eaton to W H Eatou, 6.20
acres In tp 18s r 2 w; $20.
O AC Land Co to W H Eaton, 42.75
acres lu tp 18s r 2 w; $125.
Robert Camplssil and wife to George
E Campbell, 80 acrea In tp 17 r 8
w; $1.
Mary E Masterson to Alfiad W
Blanton and wife, 160 aorea In tp 17 s
r 3 w; $403.
John F Kelly to The Bootb-Kelly
Lumber Co, 100 acrea lu tp 10 a r 1 w;
$600.
John T Di-admond at ux to Nettle
M Iietsoti, ti 22 acres in tp 17 r 3 w;
$800.
Francis M ltoth and Mary L Roth
to Charles Rotb, 160 acrea in Ip 17 a r
12 w; L
1.!l' iiiiiiuriiiu l.ilkl Mil
wne in jaiiie-- ..i i . . ssi
a is t-uiuiiaiiitiu, hi no.
DiKb.-Roseburg Review: Dr D B
Hamblin, familiarly known a "Doc,"
died Friday at his mine six mllea from
Wolf creek, after a few daya' lllneaa.
His wife was called there Friday from
Portland, and his daughter, Mrs W H
Dreunen, went out from here on Sat
urday morulug. The funeral took
place yesterday at Oakland, where ha
formerly resided. The deceaaad was
born in Indiana on September, 1832,
and came to Oregon In 1862. Ha
leaves a wife, three daughtera and two
sons to mourn his death. Tbef are:
Mrs W H Drenuen, R-seburg; Mrs J
H Hamilton, Ooehen; Mm J H Nye.
A O Hamhllu, Portland, and Ralph
Hambllu, Wolf Creek.
Rooth-Kki.i.y Knteki-kib, Some
estimate of the lumber buslneae that
the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. expeot to
do lo tbe Mohaw k may be formed Irom
the statement that last Friday L
bimon bad 17 teams on tlie road deliv
ering, supplies and machinery.
Among the freight were four tons of
llotJ rods and 30 kegs of nails.
to his knees.
was less
fortuuate and lost bis life. He was
covered up to bis neck, and a 12-Inch
arlbblog board was held against his
breast with tone of dirt. His com
panions went to work al once to dig
him out. The shook did not iustautly
kill him. The first thing New said
was: "Dig me out!" "This time I am
caught in a tongh placet" "It Is
tough to i . served this way!" boon
tbe workman bail the board sawed off,
tha dirt removed and the unfortunate
man on the surface. But It was too
late. I. If.- bad flown. Dr Kuykeu
dall triad a number of means to
resuscitate him, but without avail.
At tha point where the accident oc
cur! ed tha ditch la about 12 feet deep.
The body was then removed to the
undertaking establishment of Dsy A
Henderson, where It was prepared for
burial.
VKHUICT Or CORONKHH JUKV.
Mummy will setl'n all funeral ex-
pi'i s
Kt'NKiiAi. HOTIOB.
The lutieral Dervices will he held
mm he Cnittd Brethren i-hircb
Wednesday sltsfuooti at 2 o'clock
Klder ttmu - . t
will preach tlie I
rUKSDAY OiT 10
SOPHOMORES WON
:':; ;"urd' A Good Clean Football Game-
Only One Touchdown.
D K Yoran Is In Portland.
J C fJoodaVa, Jr., of Salem, Is here.
L L Hays, of ( orvallls, Is in the
city.
0 D Bulck of Sliver Lake. Is In Ku
gene.
Wlls dweo weul to Monroe this
forenoon,
Rev I ti Ki otts of Flore.iee, Is vis
iting III this city.
ChaaWllamt, itn nlfl I lass fl P RR
coiii. ' i i is h r .
Attorney O F Sklpwottb has re
turned lo Junction City.
It J Jennings and VV W Mastcison.
of Bohemia, are In the my.
Attortey Story nheriilsn, of Rose
huig, Is here on I. vs. I business
SOPH0M0RIS a, iURIORS 0.
The initial football game of the sea
sou of ffi took place on Kim-aid field
Saturday attt-tnoon between the teams
of tbe Junior aud Sophomore classes.
Both teams played good, l.srd football
but the Sophs proved their auprriorlty
by sending Bishop through the op
ponents territory for the only touch
down of the day. The score was made
in the first half of the game; In tbe
second half, the Juniors braced up ami
prevented further scoring.
Features of tbe game were the swift
runs and ground galulug plunges of
I Hlshop, Knox, and (Jorrell, the Sopho
more hacks, ami the sidendld defensive
1 i.i, VV Dock, of Hay 0m k, arru-1 work of rsmlib, Paine, and Kdwardsof
ad bare tins afti-nusm on a visit. the Junior team.
H H llollnl.e, s P It Rctvtl engi
neer, spent last night lu Kugene.
Dr d a Paiac, Mperintcndcnl of tha
stale ii-yluni at Salem, l iu Kngi lie.
Attotliey Mel addell MrCUl home this
morning, He will ratnrn here Tbnnv
day.
H V Hammilt anld ifl bales of bona
today to Gaorga I Hall iv Son at ti canal
per i oand.
Qtotga N ut -n il, this afternoon, sold
33 lutles nl hop: to Ueo T Hall A Son at
0 cents per pound.
Chillies Roil ,1, of MoMinuville,
arrived here till afternoon to attend
the Cnlverslly ofOfagOD.
Cholera Infantum Is epidemic In
Portlanil. Sc.. nlraths werti-do repor
from that OaUaa lust iiioutb.
The local train was one hour late this
aftaraoao cause ! by Isslug hiidover ou
accouul of tlie South Dakota troops,
Rev W M Oilliert, Rev I G KuotU
and J C Stevenson went to Albany
litis loreniMin to attend the Presbytery;
they will also attend the Synod at
Salem, Thursday.
The Hue up was as follows:
I90 vm
Wagner Thayer
Fountain rg Hooker
Dautol! K Smhllng
11 r t Goodall
Campball It Jakway
OoodrlOal re Cradelbaugb
I ItoArthar(o) I e Sweet
, Whiillesey r It Knox
Paine lit Worrell
Bmlvb fh Bishop
B IwarUs q b () elgler
Umpire, Mr McAlister.
Referee, Prof Rurden.
ceore, Sophomores 5; JunloraO.
Time of game, 20 minute halves.
PLEAD tlUlLTV.
Arthur Baker Will He
Thursday.
Daily Guard, Oct to
Sentenced
Arthur Baker, charged with uttering
aud publishing Indecent writings,
today plead guilty to two of the three
Informations and tlie third was dls
We picked In our garden to lay ripe missed.
Is
Is
strawbi-rties and ras b ri ia
in- the second crop I his year fj
name vines iinil hiishm. I i real
Oregon's cliiiuite.
It is stilled Unit Kx-I'i. shl. nl llunl
s lay lose I he K'nO.bOtl to - S'Vard
ed 1 1 i 111 lis Ilincl for 'ci . ,cla III the
bnitmlary dispute, in the event of tha
success .if the Insurgent upri-ing lu
that country.
Here Is an Instance of how they
freight In Kastern Oregon, taken from
lh Prlnevllle Review of October 7:
"The Yancy Bros, brought In a lot of
lo i lit for the water works Ust Mon
day. They had about 32,000 pounds la
their wagons.
The Methodist people at Arlington,
i n Limn county, have enlarged their
church and fitted It up at an expente
of $1600, says The Dalles Chronicle.
Sunday the new building was dedl at-
il and $804 raised, the amouot requir
. d to llipildate the debt being $786.
Tunes: M Daley, who killed Frank
Kuwrlght In Orants Pass a few weeks
sgo over a tilvisl matter, aud who was
Indicted for murder tiy the late grand
Jury, had his trial this week. Ha waa
ably delended by A C Hough, assisted
by W H Merritt, who secured his ac
quittal, the jury belcg out about six
hours. There Is couaulerable ulssatts
factinn with the verdli-l, as many aie
of tlie opinion l hat It was a cold-blood.
eii murder.
Tfiursdiiy Rirciioou at
tt for day r.f sentence.
Cottage Oravu School Opens.
Cottage drove, Or., Oct. 0. The
im i.iic school opened here today with
t he largest attendance the school ever
had. Professor Day Is principal.
Several new aludiea have been added
to tbe eleventh grade, Including
chemistry and steuography.
Rati vea Tb i eateued Anarchy.
London, Oot 9. Aocordlng to the
I vest advloee from Johannesburg, tbe
nsttvee, who seem to have been rein
forced by the law leaa element, are get
ting nut of band and anarchy Is
threatened.
BOOTS) Dakota Troops. Two
special tralu loads of South Dakota
troops passeil through here this after
noon at 2 and 8 o'clock. Tbay were a
fine looking lot of Americana.
Hum Sold. N P Uammltt yester
day aold 42 balea of bopa to Geo T
Hall A Son for nine cents par pound.
Wi a i iii.ii I N DiCATiosta, A rapid
ly falling barometer during the paat-tweuty-four
hours Indicates rain.
On Display at
Wo, th.. jury called to inquire Into
tlie cause of the death of tbe person
wboae tody lies before us, find that bSa
name Is S. New; that he was a resident
of Eugene, Oregon, and that be BSOM
to his death in Eugene, Oregon, on
October 0, 1890, by being suffocated In
a ditch, between Seveutb and Kighth
streets, In which lie was employed,
caused by the bank caving In.
Wa further find that tha contractors,
M S Barker and W Blu'nimy, are
guilty of groaa negligence hi falling to
properly crib said ditch.
Dated In Eugene, Oregon, Octolier
owKiNs'r Cyrano Red.
(' H Kium.. W
A U Hoi. Daw,
G K CHKIBMAN,
Charlkh BHaTHiSi
Johk S Okay.
F. E. DUNN'S
..JUST ARRIVED...
Pnmnarlnnp Pf fnfT tcE
I unr. . iui.i biivwiu,
Corded Taffeta, I Oil IO oil lQ
Fancy Stripes, OlLIVO, 0ILI0.
Ei'ii.ki-iK -.- l oe GUAatfrM Informa
tion yeaterday about Oov Wblleaker
having five paralytic strokes within
tbe past few days was In error. Tbe
attacks were of an eplleplio Datura In
stead of paralytic.
Marriacik Lkkxbe.-A marriage
license waa isau.-d late lat evening by
County Clerk L-e to David J Oover
and Mrs Julia Dixon. Also one today
Uj l .inery W 0'sler and Catherine
Brown.
Tbe
from
M.'.v AND 1118 FAMILY.
unfortunate man came fun
Tillamook City. Tillamook
county, Willi a family or a wue ami
aeven children, about two weeks ago.
They realde In tbe Oilieaple BOataa,
near the corner of TwelMi aud Ferry
streets. The neighbors all say they
are fine people. There Is one married
daughter in Tillamook county.
The family Is utterly deatltute, hav
ing no beds nor chalra In the nous-.
Our charitably inclined sodetlea and
cltiiens should endeavor to help them
alone;. The dty council voted them
$50 last uigbl. Ma-is Barker and
I CamJ's .Hair,
nnroo nnnno 1 Plaids and
UnCdd QUUU0 i
I
Plains,
1 Crepon
Chlldrena' Jackets,
Infanta' Wraps,
Tam O'Shanter Leathe Cover.
Say Hen
OUR N WSGOLD AND SILVER t HII.7S
ARC HIRE NOW.
MERCERIZED MOREEN IX ALL COLORS.
v r call voun asrci i
, TTENTION to all
'mc t qoooa i
F. E. Dunn.