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P"ÏÏ! “ • terse tales of the town S VN I l f A X < I S C O . t A L \S <• l>iiy *»<»l<t r ir li O re a in a lg iilii unti m H m in in g prisluclM . Wtt jia y ca sh timi k i v i * u m < J 11 it t f deni A s s a y in g 60*'. Register, r.th: Robert Veateh is '•own from his farm above Collage Grove, lie is about to sell his resi MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN dence on West Eleventh street ami may i invest in other Eugene property if he PASSING MOMENT. I 1 »rids aornthing to his liking. Established ;:n y curs Reference; F'lrst Nutnnml Bunk of Sun Fraudaci». Gleaming» J. B Tapp was in Eugene one day Williams' Jubilee Singers at the A r William Dick, of Flugene, transacted cade January .'kith. Tickets now on business here the first of the week. sale at The Wave. Ben Murkshury came down from Flu- L. A. Ralston left Monday to tuka gene Monday. churge of the store at Disston for the Mrs. F'red Churchill visited friends J. I. Jones Lumber Co. in Eugene the first of the week. RUBBER AT THESE! With raw rubber continuing to advance in price, the follow ing prices on guaranteed rub ber goods are unusual, to say the least : li-Qt. Hot W'ater Bot- t f l TC tie. Guaranteed 1 yr. ^ l . / j 2 tit. Hot Wrater Bot- i i C f] tie. Guaranteed 1 yr. 4 ) | ,3 U 'Hit. Combination Hot Water Bottle and Syringe. ff f\ CH Guaranteed 1 year 4)Z.3U 2 -Qt. Combination Hot Water Bottle and Syringe. ff Q QC Guaranteed 1 year 4 > Z . Z j Rubber Gloves, per pair 1 C « $1.50 down to......... ..... /DC Rubber Bath Sponges— C fln Clean-well kind, up from DUG Twenty-two employes of the Orchard From Here, There and last Week. Miss Francis Wallin returned Satur Land A Timber Co. near Divide have day from a two weeks’ visit with Eu Everywhere By The Sentinel Mrs. Fred Jones and daughter, of filed a lien on the company ’» property gene friends. Reporters— Personal Noteu. 1 Springfield, visited here during the for $«»18.77. The mill and logging outfit H. H a rrin g to n Wll.l. IMI Y<III|( promptly ami .satis- I'uctonly. They liav«* every facility f o r handling all classes of goods, an d simply solicit a trial. All kinds ol lldulinq & I'Idno Moving Plume So. 74 I nllnqr brute HOUSE FURNISHINGS AN D SHELF HARDWARE NEW AND SECOND HAND Knowles & Gräber OVER 00 YEAR*' EXPERIENCE P aten ts I AADK D coigno COPVRIOMTO A C . AofnfK’ a*n4tnf A ahalrh and mat qnlt fcif ao ritaiii <*»ir <*i fro« »1.other ait lit rant l*>n to | r-thaHf |>ai out A »»m apunlra tWmaatrifftlf rouBdottttlal. HANDBOOK on I* at nil# ••nt fro« HI’lNt ••«in jr fur •«* uring i*aA«nfo. I'atMiita taki i llirou^h Munti A ( o. f*««lr« rj r. Uli notU #. » it b*»ut charge, lu lb« Scientific Am erican. A tian.la* «i«f y lllttatrat#4 w«»klf. 1 orarot rlr f • * * ant 101 1 u - • a) Tan 1 . 1 ) i tiiar i fmtr it***iit ba. |i. iioltl bf ail no««lr>ion 3r, 1 Hro«d*«t. Hr aorta on*-«. &M» V 0* . Waahin* tuft, 1». C. MUNN & Co New York COFFEE FOR TWO. past week. i 1). Read him received patent paper» ; nn hia patent caulor brocket which ha» been mentioned in (he Sentinel aeverul 1 tinea. The patent went lhrnut(h in , two month», which ia an unuaually abort time. There wan nothing like it to he found In the patent office. i and real estate of the company has Messrs. Shinn anil Rede will speak l»een attached. The mill has a $60,Wk) uhout The Law uod The Newspaper ' capacity. in Methodist church Sunday evening. Rad bread makes a had disposition. C. L. Inwun ami brother were iiere Use Drifted Snow Hour and you will from Eugene one day last week on always have g«ssl bread. We guaran their way to the Vesuvius mine at tee every sack. Spray A Co. Kohemiu. A. W. Rowland, an expert in the J. It. Hawley was in Eugene the saw mill business, now has headquar ters at the II. A. Miller Machine Shop. latter part of last week. .1. W. Skagit» wu» In the city yea ter day. lie Informed the Sentinel that hunter» have been committing depreda- J. R, Keebe, fruit inspector, was | Ilona upon hi» property and that a down from Eugene last Friday, couple iluyn ago Home huntera with W. M. Hohl was in Eugene Friday. log» killed one of hi» goat» und lamed | icveral other». Save half your money. Graniteware Special for one week at Swengel Hard Thoa. I,ee and family returned Tuca- ware company. Old Griffin A Veateh day from A»»oliii, Wa»h,, where they store. Look ! hud v I hi I ci I relative» for uhout six J A. Murray was down from Flu- months. They were -aught In the snow drifts, their train being held up gene the latter part of lust week. eight hour» on the prairie. Lime ami Cement at Spray & Co'». Dr. itohhinn ha» hi» office» on Fifth »treel, three doors south of puatoffice PhOM 1 11 1C. dgJU, ICex GI chnoii has returned from Suth erlin. John biggins, nf Nehra»ka, is enjoy- lug a visit at the Phillip llohl home. R. R. Commissioner T. K. Campbell was down from Salem the first o f the week greeting his former neighbors. Buff Orpingtons The Storey Cigar »tore ha» la-en pur Eugene Regiater, 7 th : George FI. Alton and F'rank Hampton, o f Flu- chased by Will llohl and Marion Chap i Woisl and w ife left yesterday for Cot gene visited at the home of G. H. el, I he building will be remodeled und |Hjol and billiard table« installed. tage Grove, where they will conduct a Tyson during the past week. music arid furniture store. G. H. Tyson made a business trip to FO UND. Lady's glove. Call at Drifted Snow flour, the best flour Creswell last Thursday. Sentinel office. that ever hit town, $1.46 |>er ark, or A new 6-room house, nicely fin- The Women'« Relief corps will give will trade 40 pounds of Hour for one nished, never been occupied, lot 60x a noon-day dinner in Phillips hall Sat bushel wheat. Spray A <lo. 150, for sale at n bargain. Inquire of urday. Eugene Register, 7th: Curl V. C. W. Wallace. I f. . R ev. J. I). Springston, o f Portland, i Oglesby is home from a cruising trip R. J. Messenger was in from his «»re., filled the pulpit o f the Baptist in the Coast Range mountains. He met Row River farm Saturday. church at all services Sunday. fie so much snow that he concluded to cut O. W. Smith was in from his Moun »|Mike on Sunday school work. it out until the weather got better and tain View fruit farm Saturday. William Hawley left Saturday for he is now at home with his family. Ren Lurch returned Monday from a eastern « »regon. Mrs. Mary FI. Jones was a pleasant business trip to California. A beautiful line of sterling silver : visitor at this office the last of last All watches, clocks, cut glass and mounted toilet *ets, military sets ami week. The lady inforrna us that she manicure sets, all going at cost at H. l i . 67 years of age arid had never been silverware at cost until Christmas at H. C. Madsen’s. f . Madsen's. tu a printing office before. —Yoncallu Mr. and Mrs. F'rank Cook returned •Mr. and Mrs. ('has. AITaltrr, of Times, 6th. ! Tuesday from a few days’ trip to Yon- Doty. Wash., visited at the Fred A trai GOT THF1 111.FES! Pomtug will t>e calla. Mr. Cook was threatened with ler home. your doctor 3 nights at Arcade thea pneumonia while away, but is better The Woodmen o f the World inatulled ter, tonight, F'riday and Saturday. now. the following list of officers Saturday That hot time, silly kid songs and Miss Mollie Kandess, of Santa Rosa, J ll. even ng Past consul, T. S. Hartels , stories. 6c and Inc. Calif., visited at the 1. M. Harvey C. C., C. F. Wukler; A. I.., A. Brew O. R. Nash, son-in-law o f Mr. and or; clerk, C. II Vanllenturg ; hanker, Mrs H. C. Cook, passed uway at the home this week. D. it. Chamberlain; escort, H. J. Jor home of the latter in this city on the Marion Veateh had an attack of the genson; watchman, M. i\ilielln-ck , night o f January 2, RH2. after a grip during the past week. sentry, J. C. H uff; trustee for 18 i lingering illners. The remains were Those ladies’ watches are going fast months, J. W. Eddy. embalmed by Undertaker Harry You had better hurry up before all the Call und ins|>ert Madsen's line of cut Stearns and were shipped to Cottage l>est patterns are gone, glass and silverware. The most com Grove this afternoon. Yoncalia Times, sen's. plete line in the city. January 5th r 44-Acre Potato Farm Complete line hard and soft rubber syringes, nipples, teething rings, atomizers an*l douches, rubber bulbs and tubing. M O D E R N PH AR M AC Y T MC R C X A L L S T O R E A S N A P FOR A SAW M I L L FOR •SALE. A 100 horse-power automatic Frost engine and two boilers, 100 pound pressure. All in good condition. Roseburg F’ urniture Co., Roseburg. Ova. jii Geo. W. Mcljueen was in Eugene on business a couple times during the lowing officers: President, W. A. Ho- PM * week, ga te; vice-president, S. B. Morss: Herbert Flakin visited his brother, S. secretary, W. C. Conner; treasurer, Ü. Flakin, at Eugene yesterday. G. F. Kin g; teacher. Rev. Sutcliffe. L. S. Hill, o f the Brown Lumber The class is not restricted to church Co., was in Eugene a few days this members and is expected that it will : week, eventually number fully 5«». The annual meeting o f the Lane FIvery farmer's wife should have one County Game and Fish association will of those Humpty-Dumpty eg g cases to be held at Eugene Tuesday. bring the eggs to market in. For sale Ben Bingham returned to Eugene at Sterling’s F'eed store. Wednesday, after a visit with his sister W. A. Medley was here from Med Mrs. D. Griggs. ford Saturday looking over land. Fred Foster and Fldward Jurgins, ac Dr. and Mrs. Somers leave Saturday cused of holding up and robbing the for a few days visit at Portland. Drain-Scottsburg stage, near the form Mr. and Mrs. I.ake, of Drain, are at er city, yesterday confessed to the the Schleef hospital for a few days. crime in the presence o f the district F'OR S A L E . — A fine two-story, 7- attorney and grand jury. rourn residence on Wall St., strictly M. H. Anderson returned Tuesday modern, cabinet kitchen, china closet, from spending the holidays in Portland etc., almost new. Basement, cement and California. walk, size of lot 60x243. A bargain if sold soon. Inquire of W. F. Hart. JU -lte. L. D. Woodruff visited bis daughter, Mrs. H. S. Osterhoudt, at Flugene a few days last week, returning home ! Monday. Make an Oat of This C. S. Plaster left F'riday for Rose- I burg. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nokes H. C. Mad Sunday down the valley. spent] Repairs are being made on the Cot tage hotel. F'orty members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid society met at the parson age yesterday afternoon. They are to give three entertainments and suppers 2J miles from C o t t a g e G ro v e , during the next few months. The first river bottom land; $1,800 Kasy one takes place the latter part of Jan terms Address P. O. Box I>3s uary and the next, a colonial dinner, on Washington's birthday. The at tendants will be dressed in the costume Lane county gold to the amount of o f the period. A ft e r a social hour had 630 ounces wac sent to the United been spent refreshments were served. States assay office at Seattle a few Wm. Landess was in Eugene on busi days ago. ness Tuesday. Cedar posts and shingles for sale by It is the purpose o f the Eugene Lum Spray A Co. ber Co. to start up their sawmill about Young or middle aged man, residing the first o f February and they are try in or near some good town in Lane ing to get things in shape for it. county, and who has a wide reputation and good standing, can have position for one year, or more, worth $150.00 per month. Must be able to invest $260.00. Address in own handwriting, J. E. Smith, 513 Chamber of Com Buying out-of-town Hour, merce, Portland, Oregon. jll-18c Flugene T. Sams was in Flugene Aa yet it ’« a table put for two, off of left ear. Owner can have same A plate for me and a plate ioi Sue — by proving pro|>erty and paying Saturday. My bride and I. churgca, otherwise she will he sold Shingles for sale at Rees-Wallace White a* hei heart ii the cloth between, according to law. Chas. E. Reed, Cot Co. 2t,.. Hnght as her eye» the atlver’s sheen ; tage Grove, Ore. D22tf. Mrs. Harry Renton and Rev. Howard And I gate and try J. C. L Woolcy came down from Flagan were down from Eugene Sun To understand and to calculate Eugene Monday. day to hold religious services. Why 1 have won so much from Fate, P. M. Gregory was in Portland on Miss Northcruft returned Monday As she who gates with eyes of blue from a viait in Eugene. business the first o f the week. Across the table set for two. Olympic, Pure White and American Mr. ami Mrs. G. M. Kebelbeck were O. F. Ross, who was taken sick at Fragrance o’ flow'ret in her breast, Beauty flour at $1.40 per sack ; hard the Oregon hotel upon his arrival here Whifl from the urn; now, which is best 7 in Eugene Monday. wheat flour and every sack guaranteed. I scarcely know I i C. J. Chandler was in Eugene on from Oklahoma, is now up and around Sterling F'eed Co. again. He and his companions, G. W. j business Tuesday. Sweet is the scent of the double rose, Mike Kebelbeck and Miss Caroline Montgomery and J. W. Smart, have Hut oh, that sniff fromtheurn’s bright nost Are you puzzled about what to do practically decided to make this their Kebelbeck le ft Sunday for a logging Is surely so. for a business ’ Hear Judge Shinn and camp near Deerhorn. And smiles seemdearer and lips more sweet Editor Rede Sunday evening in Metho- permanent home. i Clint E. Stewart was in Flugene on People's popular service Sunday When seen through the shimmer of fragrant i dist church. heat evening, Methodist church. Good business Monday. J. C. Morss was in Eugene Tuesday McGavran is having a wall paper Fiom CHASK A SANBORN’ S perfect brsw Ringing. on business. Above our table set for two. D l... Patrick Craxford, the tourist who i sale. The man Evars, late cashier o f the was taken sick with pneumonia from J. W. McGuire, aged 70 years, who f o r Sole by A. Brund & Co. hank of Philomath, who was convicted ( exposure a couple weeks ago, and was had been working at Cottage Grove, in the circuit court of Kenton county under the care o f the city, is now con went to Eugene Monday and besides for forgery, has been sentenced by 1 being broke, he was suffering from a valescent and haa secured work. Judge Harris under the statute to an cold that almost borders on pneumonia. We have installed a new Gilbert Hunt indeterminate sentence o f from two to Having no place to go and needing F'eed Roller. Rolling 10 cents per i twenty years. medical attention, he was taken to the hundred. Spray & Co. Special sale on graniteware now on Eugene hospital for treatment and G. F\ King was under the weather ; care. Register, 9th. at the Swengel Hardware Co. One- 1 the first of the week. half regular prices. Buy your poultry supplies from the f f The following officers were installed Sterling Feed Co. Grit, shell, bone t>. A. Hendricks has returned from ; San Diego, Calif. He reports his at the last meeting o f the Rebekah beef scraps, laying tonics, eg g food, mother. Mrs. M. J. Emerson, as doing lodge: Mrs. Maggie Hunt, N. G . ; etc., always in stock. a i T s Mrs. Lizzie Hall, V. G . ; Mrs. Anna very poorly. T. C. Wheeler, cashier o f the F'irst Miss Anna Oglesby spent the week’s Hoxie, secretay; Mrs. Bell Knowles, National hank, was in Flugene the first treasurer; Mrs. Snodgrass, W. ; Mrs. end in Eugene visiting relatives. I o f the week to begin suit in the circuit E. Wilson, Con.; Mrs. Kime, chaplain; W. W. Comer and family have moved court against C. C. Shav and wife to Mrs. E. Raker. K. S. N. G . ; Mrs. to Dorena for the winter. foreclose a mortgage for $8,000. 7^2 RTVti^l DE. AVE.. Anna El ledge, L. S. N. G . ; Mrs. Eng The Cerro Gordo mill has commenced land, R. S. V. G . ; Mrs. Harlow, L. S. Plaintiff also wants judgment for $750, / ffo tta f/ to n fif, 7 « i c - attorneys’ fees, costs and disburse activities. V. G . ; Mrs. Alta Spray, I. G. ; Mrs. ô ti hm\> t.l '///> f finfrM.it,-) ments. A shoe is no better than its sole. VanDenburg, O. G. / r o r tf (c P n u V fff • fo r Dr. W. W. Oglesby visited relatives The host put on at Cottage Grove Shoe The little baby belonging to Mr. and J J a o k J a tf.P r tffftecft, ûftainynf) in Flugene Saturday. Store. Mrs. A. R. Land o f Creswell died last * ” 'la f t ). ¡ s * t t r > f r * if j. '/afratmyj Wall paper stock reducing sale at Joseph H. ( ir e g g was in the city last Thursday and was buried Saturday. « '.ip / tp rf), a m i allpMirfHtir) McGavran’s. D l... Mrs. G. F. King went from here to at- Friday, being on his way back from P h o n e m a in 6434 Tony Wray waa down from Flugene Roseburg, where ho went to prove up' tend the funeral. Mr. l.and waa form- < Jp o f a r*< Jr / ' >4 ,y j C o Monday. I on hia claim. I erly an operator at thia place. ^MfE. V lP 11. l-owry was up from Yoncalia yes terday visiting friends and attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ward, o f Clear Lake, Wis., were here thia week look Ren Stevens was in from Lorane a ing over the country. few daya of the past week. W'e have home made mince meat and A marriage license was issued this saur kraut, some canned fruit, home week to Carl O. I.arson and Miss FI I la grown beans and the best o f poultry of May Mosena, both of Cottage Grove. all kinds, both for the table and for The couple were quietly married at breeding, at the Commission House. dl5 Flugene. J. N. Baker, of Cornucopia, Ore., A good, high-grade piano for sale. was in the city the first o f week. Very cheap on easy terms. F’. K. G. W. Markshury was down the val P H IL L IP S . Dl-tf A marriage license has been issued ley the first o f the week on business. to «ieorge M. Kebclhcck, of Cottage Wall paper sale now on at McGav- i Grove, and Miss Ida Pearl Ream, of ran’s. D l... Walterville. Mrs. Sollee was the fortunate one in Mrs. F rank Cook, of (Cottage Grove, finding the $3 piece of fancy work g iv Kggs for H a tch in g. Day-old arrived here last Tuesday morning for en away Monday at Kees-Wallace’s to chit ks for sale. W i l l hatch your u visit with her father in-law, H. C. the lady Hnding it. Mr. Wallace re eggs (or you Phone 138-Y. ' Cook. Yoncallu Times, 6th. ports the sale a successful one. FIrnest Purvance, Cottage Grove. O. J. Johnson returned to Flugene The Men’s class was organized at Saturday. the M. FI. church Sunday with the fol* I he tasty o f O. B. Nash, o f Creswell, A. B. Wood, manager o f the O. A S. who died lust week at Yoncallu, was E., was on the passenger train from brought here Friday and is now at Portland that was held up eight hours Veatch’s chapel. It will be shipped Sunday morning on account o f a wash- to Miniiea|iolis, Minn., for burial. Mr. - out. Nash was a brother-in-law o f F. H Shoes.—Cottage Grove Shoe Store. Cook, o f thia city. Mrs. Bert Wood returned to Ray Last week the Methodist Ladies' Aid mond, Wash., last F'riday and Mr. society placed a beautiful Axminster Wood returned yesterday. rug in the sitting room of the parson Francis Dillard was up from Rose- age. burg during the past week visiting Came to my place about three months with hia Brother F'red. sgo, one part Jersey cow, dark brown Mias Liinebaugh has returned from in color, brand " O ” on right hip, square cut out of right ear, undercrop a visit in Eugene. ÜE Try a sack of High F’ light, a hard wheat Hour that can’ t be beat, Helli- w ell’s. that the better the oats, corn and meal you give your stock the better health will they lie in. and the more hard work will they be capable o f doing. W e are offering the very best F'eed on the market and at money-saving prices. We ask a trial, as that will be all that is necessary to make you a regular cus tomer afterwards. It is only by test ing that you can prove our claim. STERLING FEED CO. V. no matter how cheap, does not build up your Home Citv. ; F lourmills . i m i ; Pride o f m Oregon fL0U»< PC v Made at Home. ¿1 ' v ' PfJV' *'*■ Tf CHAS. M\TTHEWS *i CCTTxSf 6 R 0 »t 0 * 100 « puoi o» oxeGO« . ,,ss ¿Ja m . w Clothes Do Not A lw a ys Make the M a n ^ = But the kind I sell will help a whole lot. They will give him front, give him confidence in himself. Suits, Fit, S tyle and W orkmanship I K G uaranteed, up f r o m ...................vJJIv-J Cleaning and Pressing done in first-class workmanlike manner GEO. B0HLMAN :: W est Side
