The Eugene weekly guard., June 30, 1900, Image 7

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I There wao'no excluaivenma
P
STÏLE
COMFORT
6D0D WEAR
m to the
assemblage.
ClriTUMK OF BRIDE.
“ 1‘ertiapn » bride iu this vicinity L m
never worn a more costly outfit. Her
gown was exi^ieitely built of lustrous
white satin with court traiu aud ap-
pliqued with rare r<»ie lace.
The veil
was caught tothe forehead with a coro­
net of orange bloaaonik, without a sin­
glejewel. Her boquel wQ of fringed
XT.
You should
»e*r» pair uf
Colored
¿hoes
LATMT AtD IlffT
at LOW pricbb
A|S SHOE STORE
AMBRICAI CIW SDII
Spacial to the Guard
M«BIDN DKmiOYKD
o
L ondon , June 28.—Admiral Seymours mixed command
that started to rescue the diplomate and foreigmerff shut up
in Pekin, failed to accomplish their niaaion.
JUNE 30
[’RDAY
On their retreat the Chinese praaaed thaw haid until
a Russian command came to their aad. Two hundred
n AND COUNTY wounded soldiers were brought back to Tien Tain.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
K MIrau doom and windows at F
KpriBsrs-
Special to the Guard.
Bpue laying has begun ou the new
Kboildiug.
T ien T sin , June 28.—Of the German part of the Pekin
relief column a lieutenant and tan soldiers were killed, and
twenty wounded.
Admiral Seymour has reached her®. All well.
AMERICAN MISSIONS DESTROYED.
Irais guaranteed to show no rue
Ksars, at F L Chambers’.
Leu you want your eyes correctly
itoapairof glasses see Dr Lowe
L Luckey’s.
Ld bay carriers aud forks; carriers Special to the Guard.
Inteed never to stick. All kinds
he
Iv tools. F L Chambers.
■isuy Democrat, June 27: Hon M
K, er, of Lebanon, left today for
KaeCity to attend the National
■uratic convention.
k not necessary to go to Portland
“ircbase genuine (N.
B.—T he
flSE cut glass and sterling silver
1 ¡ties, as J. n. Luckey now has a
Itoek of tbe same at tempting
J
(' Foo, June 28.— •The
The Presbyterian and Methodist
missions at this point have been destroyed by Chinese
mobs. Loss of property is placed at $100,000.
PRESBYTERIANS LOSE PROPERTY.
Bpecial to the Guard.
N ew Y ork , June 28.—Weyhen has been destroyed.
The foreign residents escaped without loss of life.
The Presbyterian mission at that place was destroyed
entirely, a loss of $40,000.
FOREIGN TROOPS STATEMENT.
Crescent bicycles sold this season-
tic wheel for every day work,
tins on them that last. F L
Ibers lias them.
8|>ecial to the G uard .
retry of Oregon mailed a
ashington
L load of cata'ogne» to nearly
|..i; t in the Nofthwtst. The
L.i r catalogue» is large f i.dieat-
h. i .rge attendance next year,
W
, June 28.—Admiral Kempf! telegraphs |
that 12,000 foreign troops are now ashore at Tien Tsin.
All commands are ordered to report at Taku instead of;
Che Foot.
UNI VERSITY B()AT RACE.
IKerng tn..« r» and binders
I L fa* “Htief eiioi. ». d l’u.1 longer
11. ther built. Deering extras' Hpects! to tbe Guard.
■ d eciu-e tl.ey are made of
ew ondon
r tl - e tin m al F L Chuiu-
N L
C onn , Jime, 28.—Yale won the eight-
oareu four-mile university boat race froin Harvard today.
i;.i<ioi i >
■■ t me in mv
g ■■■ .J ri ul r-siil’».
Tt
nii» il i« te r>¡ )♦*,*. iw p'eiMHFtf to
-•ri 'vih- ily-peptic'» Is-st
- - E Hartgeiink, Overlsel,
lii -«t» uhm you eat. <'annoi
Vincent <k Co, Corner
Wheat Lower.
HERBERT JOHNSON MARRIED
CEREMONY PERFORMED.
"The groom met the bride at the
plaoe of the ceremony before the pul­
pit. He was accompanied by his best
•ffn, Rev Charles Edward Knowels,
pBBor of tbe First Baptist eburch of
Flushing, Loug Island.
Rev Mr
Johnson wore a long, black frx> - Art
butteued high, with round »taudiug
colMr igg.l whits putted scarf. Tne
BUeM- war« In ei'Sning dr« »«•
•The formation •
the we'ui e
i'Kte to.ge their p.witiou» t>< t. re tbs
pelpit * m theet <g two kuflft .• • •«, tHe
l>rk»s aud grocee otMpl«eilig tl . cre*-
'*et MwesatiOD.
Re. G.o'».- Wake­
man Andrews, th. prattor of the
church, r«ad the Epi»c<nml wed<1iug
serviee, both bride and groom re­
peated tbe ceremony in voices du»
tinctly audible lu every part of the
church.
When the officiating clergy­
man said “Who gives this woman to
this man?” the handsome mother of
he bride stepped foward and placed
tbe band of her daughter in that of
the groom.
There was no music dur­
ing the service. After the benediction
there burst from the organ the ever
familiar weddiug march from Men­
delssohn’s setting to “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream." The bride bent
fowurd to her maid of bouor who re­
leased aud parted her veil. Tbeu she
turned radiantly to her buebaod who
kissed her heartily and the recessional
processiou was formed.
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"On h aving the cburch the bride !
and groom entered an tqien carriage
aud were driven down through the
main street of tbe town. There was
considerable applause as Rev aud Mrs •
Johnson passed along the streets u hicb.
were lined with sight seers. The act '
was s gracious one as many who were
uot blddeu to the church wishtil to see
ths bride.
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MR AND MRS. JOHNSON.
About two years ago Mrs Johnson
purchased tne so-called James Smith
farm on the road to Waheouah Fall-
and titled it up as a home for the flesh
air waifs who come from New York
to Berkshire for a vacation. She calls
the place * Holiday” cottage, and at
her own expense -hellers three or four
parties ot the-e indigent children dur­
lug the summer.
She visile them
every day when possible, takes then'
out to drive on sunny afternoons and
in every possible way gives them a
good time.
Rev Herbert 8 Johnson is a native of
.McMinnvill«, Oregon. His father was
president of the University of Oregon
for 17 years. The son, Herbert Spen­
cer, graduated from Harvard univer­
sity in the class of 1891 aud from
Rochester Theological seminary in
1893. He was ordained in the fall of
that year and immediately accepted
the pastorate of the First Baptist
church ot Pittsfield, remaining until
last fall, when he received and accepted
a call to the Warreu avenue Baptist
church of Boston.
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Special to the G uard
B an F rancisco Juuf28.—Wheat is An Elegant
lower. Clo«ed in ('nlcauo at 80c; in
a Wealthy Young
San Francisco 1.15], The cause of the
I Alice E Bhaw, sent to the
of
decline
is
heavy
rains
in
the
Dakotas,
L at Salem February 26, 1899,
whicu will improve crops.
bebarged as cured June 28, 19o0,
The Pittsfield
Evening Journal
I tow with her sister, Mrs Jap
A SINGLE ISSUE.
devotes four columns to an elaborate
b, st Cove, Or.
Frank Hein»
account of the marriage of Rev Herbert
to committed from this county,
8 Johnson, whose boyhood days and
Prohibition
Covers
Only
pcbirged as cured the same Jay
those of early manhood were spent in
W. E. Bitzer, W.Caton, N. Y.
Eugene. We give extracts;
i "I bad dyspepsia over tweutv
DECORATIONS AND PRESENTS.
and tried doctors aud medicines
C hicago , June 27,—The prohibition
"In a woodland bower into which
It le-uefir. 1 wss persuaded to party will make its national campaign
Idol Dyspepsia Cure aud it help- thia year upon a platform of a single the nod of Midas had transformed the
froai the start. I believe it to be issue, all other issues being subordi­ interior ot the Dalton Congregational
cea for all forms of indigestion.” nated to thia question.
Upon this church, there took plaoe Thursday
bta what you eat.
VinceDt & platform it la probable that either Rev evening the wedding of Miss Mary
fcrner Drug Store.
8 C Swallow, the ‘‘fighting parson,” of Crane, a daughter of M n James Brewer
Rev Herbert Bpencer
Harrisburg, Pa, or John G Woolley, of Crane, and
fcr your old mower,
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COLI.ATIONS AND PRESENT«.
Johnson, pastor of the Warren avenue
Chicago,
editor
of
the
New
Voice,
the
»►rs has the extra« for it.
Baptist
church
of
Boston.
In
the
"The
collation was under the tiirec»
prohibition national organ, will te
Beider it not only a pelasure but
splendor of appointments, the lavish tion ot a well-known New
York
nominated
for
president.
The
conven
­
lloaetomy neighbors to tell
floral display, and the munlfioence of caterer, who with a corps of waiters
tion convened today.
■he wonderful cure effected tn
the gifts this wsddlng was one of the attended to this important part.
In the platform President McKinley
to by the timely use of Cbamber-
most notable which
Dalton and
“Mrs Crane’s boudoir had t»een set
IColic. Cholera and Diarrhoea is severely arraigned on the anti- vicinity has ever seen.
apart for the view of the wedding
canteen
law.
By. I was taken very badlv with
More than 600 Invitations had beeu gifts and the display was made with­
|t«l procured a bottle of this
issued. Personal and political friends out cards.
The collection
was a
■ A few dooes of it effected a Christian
of Governor Crane [Governor of fortune.
Silver cabinets tilled with
»lent cure. 1 take pleasure iu
Massachusetts—E d G uard ] came iu table cutlery and s | h «> iis , two solid
Bending it to others suffering
The annual st.te catupmeeting of
I hat dreadful disease.—J. W.
large numbers to attend the wedding silver tea services, china of th* rarest
x'.V°rr’ " V b * This remedy is the Christian church la being held at of I ds cousin. The bride was one of kind, cut glass, fine paintings, art
I w L Dr Kano.
A oonslder-
Turner, Marion county,
the wealthiest young women of Berk­ works and all the gifts of such a happy
|'»i. I sprained my left hip while able number of Lane county people are
shire county.
The superb presents occasion Ailed the entire room. Ths
|re -otne heavy boxes.
Tbe In attendance.
From the report of
■ I e«)led on said at first it wa» a Monday’s exercises published in tbs received were almost a fortune in beauty and the eostliuese of tbs gifts
themselves. But with all tbs wealth was evident.
»train and would oooo be well,
I
Brew worse aud the doctor »aid Salem Journal we take these items;
"What Mr» Crane and the family
aud display there was something ot a
■ rbeuruati-ni
It continued to
“A couple of Mormon
preachers democratic simplicity.
appreciated mo»t in all the glittering
torse »nd I could hardly get created considerable disturbance at tbs
“Amid the costly gifts in a room of array of gifts was the 10 t-’U gold
■ to work.
I went to a drug
camp ground, and
were forcibly the residence from which the bride had ple» es that came front the congrega­
tod tbo druggist recommended
removed by Marshal Crewse, assisted gone to her wedding were presents tion of the Warren avenue I9q.ii»l
toy Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
from many men and womeu who l eharch uf Boston, all the money Ueiug
■ k sad one- half of a 50-cent by Father Read, ot Junction. ’
worked In ths mille of tbs Cranes in of the mintage of 13U0. Cusniug ae it
leurr-i me entirely. I now recotn-
“The Christian ehureh In 1820 had Dalton and coms from youngsters who did from tbe people where th» sroosn
1# to all my friande.
F. A.
all had enjoyed the delights of a vacation is laboring lie vaiue wus «oMMicrd a
only eight
congregation»
in
to. Erie, Pa. It ia for sale by W.
America. At present there are .4,000 on the bride’s fresh air farm on lbs hundred fold. Il whh the bdm « u»Mh-
m
congregatfoto. the most phenomenal bill» above the village.
ing »nd rigoiflewnt gift of «,1 th*
■toiii wagon »nd Rain huggv.
of all the history of the ehureh.”
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to .vehicle» h h A m —another vgz
"The bride's g>»l In Iba oa>wl of
THH
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THSuSU
■ »•tz'es due Jan« 26.
Always
bun« and »neb uf tit« brisk -maids
“Around the bi»t>d»<«>noe grey «tone
to*r met.t hi $ L ( founbem.
wh ». a pearl ?>•« altli a g. Id crown an<l
eburch in Dm ton ibvn* twwM and
erweoeo'
I lie g. ocas gnve his «• st
srowded P throng sneb a» for™» uie
amo nod osber« «act a g Id stickpin
following ot mJ great
wvddinMH-
eartoaa, open (!ycd and gifo* wllk a with a nogi» pmu
o
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damre not la rm v a «tagh- dt-inl)
LEAVIM g HOME
" lAMratasneate ef the be* < dgbU
wre «Tired an soar cv A mv up *
“Aflk 4 tIM l.«*irtmt <
.rstulatfr.ru
Part Fair.
4ie«y. Boifi «M»s *f tto "t re»« were • tke BB-MW •• • R- v ai“l Mr»
Head wit* the ee<p*t> earfou*
Jobunou left llalton for an extended
The A«ton>»«D «xB OU al tbe Parla
"Ve
alto* BBuifl anw t**p wedding trip.
Th.lr Itinerary In­
Exposai 144 wsil on io ip-w v®to»es
to« «todtotK- It wto a cludes a European tour, ujsrn which
TOO»« kBlrB4* «Í Iki tfUliJ LDH« «•»
wtoto tbe wed they will »tart from New York uexl
<hr.»or«<í a»eg “Mvi ■“*> *
Saturday ou
• »teanial p
e •«• of t*a c*»r< h,' wok
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<0» <W4 «> gb.
Locania, of lbs American line
They
fur «OTrikriri» »mu*»
to t*e u**'. were
will »peud some time visiting the art
Oe am 9> eoMp*rt*e
oo «toi» •ft
b« <to t«e torrid galleries of Koulbern Italy, the Paris
(Ou
«pwmo <4 saax« <» xtoXA* • l«W
to^fl to» «tototor. exposition, Germany and Bwitzerland.
6«
M< ««»o».
er «»
I*1 toff ffffto' >rta*e After the ¿»th of ewpterntier they will
STB ISC
஫«»« 4<mwo»a$
wei »««■ in tbe • Ls at I 0e in Boston.
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tffleff tffe Mtore *e> i.g
Ol’BRTH FRKRE5T.
« 4««f o«to »• »• 1»!
ty of t#effffto* «toto- fflifice.
oao» to«* that ti®»-»"«
r Aeemttoto wae fotewortby In
"Among tbs g'W' pre«*nt were
> -lt«*»4'-'«r M«ff'•'•»‘«•■ti-j It» txtop^ltloa. There were preeent Go’ll’. “r and Mr» V Murray Cr«oe,
^ti'W.
i»d •»'"•.
bllliotofltom.
Brin Ion”
to* at# W'tocn who have worked in ot “
1
«Mit will tbe Crane mill» a life time, two score
O
MM»- *. %!• «1.
It»4»«»«ll- of fra»b alQibildren that tbe bride 1»
To Cure a ColJgin One
, ent tonic. ao»l I» a ■-$»•• r for the ettortaining at her Holiday farm jaet
o
that >gg t
quailed. Alli above tbe village, men and women of
O Take Laxative Bronm Qulnine Tab­
drug¿ >®-gff d- Do not be tal*d into!
high rank In «octet/, and men of bue- let». All druggiet- refond thr money
taking eomething “Just Ö <o«xl.“I
!□<*« in the borne town of tbe bride. If It faij« t<> eure. E. W. Grave*» s'gna
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I There i« nothing equal to it.
I tu re h 9 u «rach box. 25c,
Wedding—The Bride
Woman
Dalton. Mass.
OX
Platform
Liquor Traffic.
Church Campmeeting
B
till
live...
•ÎM»
Day
■Ax Billy
L
The Boilers Were Set Yesterday
Other lacltaery
lilies of the valley and tn tideu hair
ferns tied with white satin r g>) ou.
jji,M weather.
|tra XI the
o
THE SAWMILL
TWINE 14C NOW
.
Mowers
Rakes
Binders
IRQ PUSHCO
Daily U^to. Juus JA.
Every citizen of Eugene and Lane
county will be glad to learu that the
Eugene Lamber Co is pushing the
work of rebuilding their new sawmill
in this city.
Yesterday the large boil­
er» were placed iu position. They
came out of the Are uninjured. The
leffer floor Is completed and the fore-
•gm today sent • win couple of truck
lo«ls of ni*hlnery that will be plM-ed
in poailiou id onea. The «orteof»-
coustructing the engines • b$iu$
poshed and will l>« rmdied «util the*
are tamly to b» pat to work
The csioipiiay'a loanee •<»■« W1VSM
down the river and tlwy will arrive al
tha Mill rite lu July. It is expected
that the mill will Marl up about A^.
1st.
Messrs Hopkiue, Crawford sad Ful­
ler are to tie congratulated spov thw
energy they are displaying In rebuild­
ing and slumkl lie upheld aad liberally
patronized by every citizen of fug*»»
zv
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Lot
í: L Chambers
S P MOHAWK BRANCH
McKenzie Bridge About Fioished-
Xatron Terminal May Ik
Abandoned for Wend­
ling.
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Genuine Míinilf finding twin».
o
wo
a
o
Sterner \ Wright
Keep ooii8t*ntly on hand
a complete line of staple
aud fancy groceri««.
Hie McKenzie bridge on the South­
ern Pacific Mohawk branch wasswuug
from the false work Wedneeilay, and
will lie ready for trains In a few days.
This bridge is a single span steel bridge,
being the only oue of its kind on the
Southern Pacific lines iu Oregon. The
grading ou the road it nearing com­
pletion, it Ixsing estimated that about
15 day’s work will complete it. The
track layiugaang, consisting ot about
100 men, will arrive and comuieuee
work in a few days.
It is thought
that trains will be in operation to
COVXT
Wendling by Au<u»t 15th.
A report is current that ths Natron
District
t« rmiiial wid be abandoned, not using
track east of the Mohawk junction.
S alem , Or„ June 27.—The officiel
Instead, the trains will make their
terminal at Weudling. This arrange­ reiiirns of the recent < le< Don »1 O« th •
ment will leave Natron without train following vole on «(me an 1 dls'.r ul
service. Those who know say the candidates:
HUP KE MH JU1H4K»
road from Springfield to Natron never
Wolverton,
rep................................ . 44,085
paid operating ex{ietises.
There are no news concerning a rail­
road bridge across the river at Spring­ Bright, pro......................................... .. 4,537
Wolverton's plurality, 10,637.
field, but general opinion is to the
D. ANl> F. COMMISHJONKK.
ettect that it will be several yearn
Bailey, rep...................... ................. .. 39,80-1
before this bridge will be built.
Huhulineriuk F uh
2S 671
Kenady, pro................................ . „ 4,446
Bailey'» plurality, 11,133.
l‘*v highest niaikut prieu
for produce and supply
your wants at the lowest
figures j>o*sible.
Sterner and Wright
Sjrcesscrs to GRAY & SON.
OFFICIAL
Ou State aud
Officer».
How's This
We oiler One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall’« Catarrh
Cure.
F J C heney A C o ., Props, Toledo, O.
We, tbe undersigned, have known F
J Cheney for the last 15 years, ami be
ileve him perfectly houorable in al­
bugineas transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
W eht A T ruax , wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
W alding , K innan A M arvin ,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter­
nally, acting directly upon the blood
at.d mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75 oenta per oottle. Hold by •II
druggisst. T«*stlinonials free.
Hall's family pills are the best.
Some Corrections.
<JON(i KLsbiSM A N — F1 HKT DIHTHH T.
Daly, fus.............................................. . 18,193
Elmore, pro....................................... .
HfliTB, p<>p........................
.
Tongue’» plurality , 3019
HEOOND DMTM< T.
Butler, pro.........................................
Moody, rep................. .. ....................
Hlmuion», pop..................................
Hinith, fu«...........................................
Moody’s plurality, !KI97.
1 77«
,6b7
. 2.4ft
. 22,088
. 2,384
. 12 7(41
DISTRICT ATIDHMA -»HCoND DIM KICI
Rep
Counties—
Benton .........
1,002
l.IXT
Coos...............
Curry..........
242
Douglas........
8,1*0
Lane.
a mb
471
Lincoln.........
Total.......
Plurality
k,3»W
T
TIMELY RAINS
U heat Crop of the Dakota« May
Yet Be Saved
l.A C rosse , Wi»., Jun-» 27.—(lei.er al
hetivy rains are reparted f<nm varioiM
points as having fallm Inst Hight In
Wisconsin, Mliiuesota and North and
South Dakota.
Rain cime at an
opprotunetime in the ast namtti stales
and R Is believed that the wheat crop
can now I h * kbvh <|.
A Letter From James.
E ugene , June 13.
D ear M ollie ;—Well, I got her» all
right and have got my “Ku-Kluck”
bicycle. The couduc'or told me I had
better buy the bicycle the first thing,
m there’s thieves in Eugene.
The
bicycle 1» a |>eacli, and you bet the
James gang will feel mighty sorry
when they see me riding my flue
bicycle right by their bouse. I didn’t
have any excitement coming over
except when I went to take oft my
clothes on the sleeping car. There waa
a lady on lbs other side and I was an
confoui ilwl scared of her seeing me
that 1 spilled uiy money all over the
car, and am $2.05 shy yet. The porter
said It must have fallen on the steam
pipe aud melted, but I think he la a
f'Hillti; be kind of cheerful, for he waa
»inglu, "1 couldn’t stand It Io see my
baby lose” all the way to Eugene
I've got $28 left and the hotel clerk
baa got my ticket, and I’m going out
tn see the eights. Tire people here are
'ill right; not stuck up a brt. My treto
don't leave until mldui'gbt.
1 met a
man here who knows most everybody
I h our neighborhood, sod he is goweg
to »how me the town. I will have a
whole lot to leH yeu when I get home
I expect.
The Marker Guo Mferiw Is a cerias«.
It’s where they onsin blspctee.
Yoaes,
To Tim E ditor ; De*r bir. Will
His
Was
you kindly correct a few errors which
appeared in my article "Early History
Mr J K I-Jlly, a prumiiw-ut ettizra »>/
of Lost Valley.” The first settlement
was tieguu in the fall of the year 1852 Hannibal, Ms, lately lewd a wo*Hterfol
aud not 53 (as appear») by William, dellveranoe from a frightful death. I h
Jonathan and Patsy Morgan, three hdling of It he saye: “I wits laheit with
brothers; not Win Jonathan and Patsy TypJmid Fever, that raw into Pneuare-
Morgan. McDowell bought Jonathan ma. My lungs beewwre hatdrwd. 1
Morgan's claim; D H Hunsaker, Wm was so w*ah I (eowldn’t <■*»■« Mt ap la
Noth Ing het ped are. I esje awd
Morgau’s claim; and Tiros Barbre, lest
Pasty Morgan'a.
Tke bardie ground Io soon die of Cwa.aaiplMst, when I
Not Suffer
Again for
was ou or very nunr lbw sits where heard W D* Klag's Mew Ihwsaaery. Own
gave KS. O* wdreJ. I continued
Jam«» Par via's homw aww stMude mrd H>
W, a«rd now rai well rad Strang.
Times
Price
not Jmnwv Pwvtaw’».
I can’t way ta BMcb for Its praise.”
1 his ■arveiloas medicine is the surest
Vary li w g su tfail/,
I awoke last night with severe p»li>a
aad qsickest cure la the world for all
T homas H Ht'NSAXi««
Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular In my stomach. I never felt co badly
size M oenta and $1.00. Trial bottle free in all my life. When I came down to
rhAkisu OUT.
at W L De I.ano’s drug »tors, every
work thia morning 1 felá »o weak I
bottle guaranteed.
Dull headache, |aine In various parte
could hardly work. I went to Miller
A Mc'iirrly'» drug »lor» », d they reo-
of the body, sinking at the pit of the
Our Fruit
oininend' d • h imtsrlain’s Colic, Chol­
stonikch, l<sw of appetite, feverishnews,
era and Diarrhoea Remedy It worker!
pimples or Mires, are all positive
Use niHi/ic »lid one d<»<e fl serf me all
Henry
E
Doocb,
secretary
Blate
evidence of Impere blood. No matter
right It certainly la be llnest thing
how It became so, it must tie purified Board ot Horticulture, make» the fol­ 1 ever uoerl tor stomach trouble. I shall
In order to obtain good health. Auker'» lowing estimate of the fruit crop of Hot be without It Iu iny house here-
after, for I should not car» to endure
Blood Elixir has never failed to cure Lane county:
Scrofulous or Syphilitic [siisous, or any
Per Cent. the »uft-ring* of last night again for
fl’iy H lss its price. G. H. W ilhdn ,
other blissl dixea-es. It Is certainly a
80 Liveryman, Burg' tlrt'iwn, Washlog-
wonderful remedy and w» sell every Apple»..........................
90 I n < o. P»
I .ff« remedy is for sale by
bottle dfi
[XMltivea guaMutee,
For Pear»............................
30 I W. L. De Lano.
ale by W L Del Aino.
Fellenl<*rg rrunee
Q
100
French Prunes........
Dally ousel J «a. .1
fit
Cherries
................
O ffk kkh Et.xt’rxD.—The Turner
All p'i -nt49»
based • a convention yeaierday »Kepted tbe
report of ths nominating committee,
Kemelnluf in thsposudlle« st Eisens, Ore. full crop of I'tO fier cent.
au»l the rollowing
following o'firers
odlcer» were
wei
re-
Berries ot «11 k »*• »re r><»rt * a elected; Presldent,
I
11 L Row, of Eu-
June 28, 1900.
full crop from .•.•»•y section, an I never sene; V.ce-presldeut, J A Bushnell, ot
Burck, Nancy
Atkins, Ora
In the history of O-egon were wild Junction City; aacretary, DrJri Oslo.
Cook, Clarence
Brown, Harry
black'err ei larger, fin-r flavored <r • •f Eugene; treasurer, W A W<»»d, cf
R.ieeburg; corresponding wcretary, J B
Cocnran, Alva F Danley C R
more abundant than ih- pioeent y<rir. Lister, of F.ogene.
Nichole, Mart
Gallaher, Mr»
Pierce,
Nlston, J W
Eruptfms.
Pally Guanl, JurieZ*
Bawyer, A L
Hal, Ann
B< itooL P icnic .—The school in ths
A ehsrse of ons c-nl will be m»l« on »11 ut-
Are grand, but Skin Eruption? r mb Hants <la®a district held ; a picnic
tert <ir* ■
Pertont wb**n ea)Ha< for
risicarsi
I.fsof Joy. Huchlen • A
Arr.!e-
W- vs ye-terday,closingfte -prlng term. Mrs
letiB-tfl w .
stat* when advartto^
•'m; _2_
also Old Runnier and
sure*
i
.<
H F M c C oxnai X, P M
M Heodricks is the Dactier. Tbs ex­
Fever ■Sor?«,
sore», Ulcera,
l.'l »•», Boil-,
Boil«, Felon«,
< <»rn», Wart«. < uts. Itrul* Born«. ert Iwes were of an Inte-milng character,
Cure No
f. »'n». —«od included the iss tlng of diplomas
-•»Id«. Chapped Hand», r
|. -t Pile «tre nn snr < I-.
“it 'to . graduates.
vrailllele«
tipo.I«* dinner waa
area
A picole
i.
Pain, and Artie*. Duly 2
provided,
and
thorn
present
assert
the
Cure guaranteed. Soly by »\ L De
Ov was a very (laraant one.
Dan», Druggist.
Life
Saved.
Would
Fifty
•i*
0
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So
Its
Crop.
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