The Eugene weekly guard., July 28, 1900, Image 5

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BLUE RIVER
VISIONAL.
“A Il'RDAY JULY il
A COLLISION.
Daily Guard July 21
(I uh I wiaii ei t r icecream etc.
H"ii D G Palm, an employe of ilie
L N Roney is I a.'k tr<> i Portland.
R i-eburg Soldier'* Home, visited iu
Drive Hie i al « d ■« u n> your »ide-
Eugene today
w
alk.
Rev L Pr.yb.vkkl went to cou^e
Qf
O
Al Auteii I ih - a I .*.i on tlie tmek of .
Grove till* afveruouu to
Il ia lock.
services tomorrow.
...
lt>e river is ui>< lit <n wn © to I..W
Hon H R Miller liae a letter i n
o
wa'er marl
Today’« llregouian. It la dateli al
Sam Thu ■>! hi .» oipr.'vmg, we .4»
Manila, P I, June 27.
o
glad to 1«are
UucieJaek C>>gg**ell arrived home
THREE MEN INJURED
C sd, refiesl'i >g »uiunier drinks at
today tr< ui Muddy, where lie visited
A
TUBMSIKE
HOAD IS ESSENTIAL.
NpecUl to ch* Guani.
Tlie Ranqu«'.
bls eon, Boliver, for several days.
“Tlie road from Eugene to Blue River
R orebi ' kg , July 21.—Two «««.*'
Th* sum,-tor ll" talik building will
“Prof" Montague and wife left for should be improved ’ said a w.|l
freight eugiess goieg «s»ps«rae «Naie*,
•
greener fields north this afternoon. The known professional man to a G va KI ar Iva tomorrow.
picking were very short iu Eugene.
i ne t n«i nioiiieter register« d S7 de lion* wk with»** way *a*s Miwvhtui
reporter tbi* moruiog. “Tbe trace of
tHet ia a sat
Myrtle • se«dt
Gso T Hall, er., returned from the district w ill aiunurt to thousand* gloss tin* at;"i ii . a.
ivH«1
KinMIe,
about
29
miles
south of
Mula’eb^ie Bridge this foaeeooii.
He of dollsre In a year, and Eugene is
Have the G uard seut you white ist here, last evening at 7 u’elia k. There
expects te return i« twe or three days. entitled to that trade Site cHimot get th" eoast or iiioui.tirins.
South Africa Again Heard F rom-
was a territde crasli.
ultlngit <nterpri-y
however,
E E Ortou and Joseph Myer-, and it
E I' Herren, a Salem hop bujee,
The f.dh.wing eta ployees of the com -
Special to the Guard.
Brownsville
w:ll
step
in
and
Serme
Professor aud Mrs BJ Hawthorne are
ape ll '«st idgllt III Eugejie.
) any weie it jured:
w hat is Eugene’ (■H bright, li coi-e
I’tie north tiouml overlai d iralu was
W ashington , July 21.—Minister Wu, of the Chinese home from tlie grand lodge A O U W. th
Jaiues Frater had Ills right arm
u V on s
l tow 1» -p> 'di
Mr ami Mrs W Handers and Mr and
20 mini t«s la'e this afternoon.
badly eruslied and the same was
Government, has received during the past 24 hours, two Mrs Phil Gevurti leave for tbe Balk­ road, and is *lt dy g<
t I
i
Hr
I'li«' cut worm is mowing vegetable« amputated near the shoulder.
Icablegrains from Sheng, the imperial officer, stating that an nap Springs tomorrow by private con­ result ’’
belongs to the Kike lodge of ILweburg,
down
iu
tins
section
of
O.egon.
to
thia
"My at ten bn w «• br.iuvlit I
imperial edict just issued reports all foreign ministers in veyance.
Roswt II Bliellei 's daughter Kay died and the lodge sent liliu to Bt Vincent's
very forcibly this w«ek by an
Pekin safe July 18. The report is further corroborated by Miss Bessie Luckey, wh > baa been matter
hospital, where they liavs a bed. His
in
Portlui d I ms ' week, ege«i 14 year-.
Easteru man, w li ■ lied been in the
father I* prostrate at thia place.
the viceroy of Nanking. This news is most cheering, and visiting fair grandmother, Mr* Win district
on a tour of iii * i >- c ion. He ia
A force of ien sro atill at woik in­
R Cavinder was scalded all over.
since vesterday when the message came through front Min­ Smith, returned to her borne in Port Well pleased wuli toe calup and asserts voicing I lie A V Peters » nek < f goods. C Louis
Oub n, scalp wouud and dis­
ami this afternoon.
tiialit will lie prominent in a few
ister Conger, there has been jov and rejoicing where before
County Trc sorei Patter*, n Issues a located knew*.
Mrs Eubanks and Mr* Clarke, of years. The one itilug u explainable
only sorrow prevailed. Hiving held out so long there is Seattle, Wash, arrived here till« af.er-
warrant call '« "lav to Hie amount of
All the men will probably reexiver.
him was me fact that ti e ri nd from »5000
high hopes that the ministers and their families may yet noou ou a visit to their cousin, 8 M to
They were taken to Portland.
Eugene to Ilie district is in nUCh bhii
Chas Davis is il e owuer of a r-gts-
be rescued.
Douglas aud family.
»baiie ”
tem! Go'll.>u >■( t er pup, r«ceiverl from
Mis* Theodosia Geer, daughter of j It would lie a good ai d profita tile Los Angele«
Governor T T Geer, arrived up Lorn luveatruei'l .or Lane county and E li­
LI HUNG (HANG TO BE TAKEN.
Mrs Beiger wai knocked down by
Salem this afternoon, and is tlie guest gene t > build a tur pike the entire
Pally Guard, July 21
Iler
cow I».! ev-niug uni received a
Special to the Guard
of Miss Marie Ware
distance. Money spent in Illi- way is
today’s Oregonian:
"Gov T T
«plained back.
L ondon , July 21.—The British cruiser Bonaventure Robt R Hayes came down from Ilia never wasted, it K igali« is Io hold Ilie Cottage Grove lle'iena saloon Go r today received a requisition from
Blue R v«i trade b. ow n must
the governor of tlie state of Kentucky
started this morning from Taku to intercept the steamer imp yard at Creswell this af'eiuoon tlie
Hop lice reporterl scarce; crop look* rustle for it, and nwl buildiug ia the lias been sold to Max Weiss, th« Rose for the person of J B liowliu, a teacher
carrying Li Hung Chang and seize and detain the wily good. Bpraying will cease Tuesmty best rustling.
burg brewer.
in tlie Weston schools, who is wanted
statesman, who has been so persistent in his efforts to We learn that Mrs P B Klusey and
Vanilla and strawberry lee cream, in Kentucky for the crime of uttering
velvet and plnea| pie ahertiet at The and publishing a forged Instrument.
reach Pekin, against the advice of everyone.
daughter, Miss Margaret, expect to!
Banquet Bnnasy.
I he rtquisllion was granted, though
Commissioners
Court
to Eugeue from California prior I
Admiral Seymour reports that Tein Tsin has been return
Tlie overland train was atx.ut two Bolwin and bis attorney appealed
to August 1, and expect to reside here
evacuated by the Chinese. There were strong fears enter­ again.
hours late on account of tlie railroad twfore tlie governor 111 opposition.
112 50
M Collier, surveyor
Bowlin tsughl school In the Silencer
wreck, this rnoinitig.
tained that a big battle would result from the large body of A P B' tterswoith. Jr., editor of tbe C H Nestle,
woi k on crusher....... . 34 80
Creek
district, tills county, about oue
armed natives in the city, but this is now happily averted. Junction Bulletin, gave us a pleasant ' A Parker, wort oil eru-lier....... . 31 87 Mrs J W Hamilton Is eojourning nt year ago.
He Is about 38 year* old,
Y»qirnahay
while
tlie
Judge
Is
hold
­
call today He is a bright newspaper
aud had a wife and daughter witli him.
SCALP BOUNTIES.
SOUTH AFRICA HEARD FROM.
ing court in Lincoln eouuiy.
man and will succeed. The Bulletin
His wife is a sister of Mr* Amelin
has greatly improved
under Bis E F Ream, 1 wild eat............. . 2 IMI
A telegram from Portlanri brings Hie Smith.
Special to the Guard.
4 00
J
B
Youog,
2co>
iiee...
.......
g >< <i Information that Mis* Rosalie
management.
. 2 00 friend y eontlnues to Improve.
C ape T own , July 21.—The forces of Lord Roberts have Roseburg Review: Joseph Camp-1 Geo IV Kelley, 1 wild CM
. 4 00
K Goode, 2 wild cat«
GUNS R koovkrkd —It will ile re-
attacked Middleburg, and a big battle is in progress. The bell left today for the Bluslaw where j W
\ Urge number of our citizens will
W H Shane, 2 wild cute............. . 4 (Ml
mem tiered that laat week a Mr Rictile,
result of the tight has not yet been received. President lie will spend tlie summer with bls' Ira Hyland, 1 cougar................. o no spend toinorr .w ini tlie banks of the a I alitornla tourist, while riding down
aud will afterwards piobably Frank Eldridge, 1 wild Cat....... . 2 00 McKenzie and Willamelie rivers.
Kruger is present and is personally directing the defense. daughter,
the Willamette alsiut 21 miles above
i
make bis home in trie Willamette J I) Cook. 1 wild cat..................
2 to
Dilins I emlz-r: ‘'Conductor Dorn- Hyland's, In a canvas boat, struck a
valley. “Dad’s" familiar figure will B P Tuuiaii, 1 wild cat..............
2 00 site, of t* e motor, is b.king a two a rock on a ritlle aud hist two valuable
be missed from our streets.
2 (Ml week«' vacation at Foley Bpriiigs."
WANT OREGON PRUNES
J A Powell. 1 wild cat............
guns, costing F*<), a Savage rifle and a
WHEAT CROP.
2 00
John Gibson, 1 panther........ ..
McMinnville bad an $8,(HNl lire yes­ Parker eiiotguu. He informed J A
C D Bauders, 1 wild ea'......... . 2 (X* terday. I) Galiy, wil l Intends to mov­ Deadmolld lie could have the guns If
State Fair.
Fanners State It Will Be Better California Buyers Desire to Con
H B Tillou, 1 wild cat............... • 9 ra 00 ing to Eugene, lost »300; no insurance. lie could recover them. This week Mr
tract Our Crop.
Than Predicted.
2 00
Deadmolld procured a boat aud re­
Tne Btate Board of Agriculture is Jesse McBee, 1 wild cat............
Henry Kornpp, who lias been lierl-
making a great t-flort thia year to make J F Parker 2 wildcat«............... , 4 o 00 ti«st 43 days is able to be »bout town, paired to tlie acene of tlie accident. He
A GUARD reporter today interviewed
00
There will tie a shortage in theCali- the state fair a representative agrlcul- Clarence Thompson, 1 w ild cat
could see tlie guns lyit g In about five
quite a Dumber of faruieis on the con­ fornia prune crop this year and buyers tur« I and live-stock show. Tbe pre­ A J Ward, 1 wild cat................ . 2 00 we are glad to state. BtilI he is quite feet of water running over the ritlle,
sick.
dition of tbe wheat crop. Many of from there are already visiting the mium list 1* out and is being thor­ F J Schneider, 1 panther......... .. 2 00
and In leas than an hour he had re­
2 (Ml
Jacksonville Times: Tlie eiter I i ng covered them.
them have now been cutting wheat prune sectious of Oregon groweis for oughly distributed throughout tbe W E Wells, 1 wild cat.............
2 (Ml Mining Company is engagi <1 in inab­
from six to ten days. Next week tills year’s crop that they may tie able Hate and personal efforts are being Felix Sparks, 1 wild cal.........
. 2 00 Ing tlie fin I clean-up for the season,
threshing of fall wheat will become tn supply orders they have received, made o attract the attention of farmers D A Gohl son, 1 wild cat..
INTEKKHTKli.—Cottage Grove Nug­
general. Most of the farmers predict says the Halem Htatesman.
and stockmen to ttie very lliieral J M Hill, 16 wolves................... . 32 00 which promises to be a large one.
get: “C L Fitciiard, tlie hopbuyer of
A representative of Porter Bros., of premiums offered.
that the yield will be much better
An intelligent Chinaman of the Halem, who owns a half Interest In tlie
e c* »U-
L N Rouey file- bonds for
than they thought it would 10 or 12 San Francisco, has been in this vicini­
Several counties in tbe state are pre­
town sajs the Chinese city, I'eln Tsiu, Bonanza mine, located ab >ut three
days ago. They now think they will ty for several days aud is auxinus to paring a county exhibit for the fair, structi'in of a bridge across tbe Me is pronounced “alle sainee, Tin Bln.” mile« on thia aide of the waiehouse,
have considerably over a half crop write contracts with Oregon growers for they realize that It will be a good I Keiiz e tn tbe sum of »1(1,000, with F L The local Chinese msnifest great returned on Wednesday from an in­
while previously they thought the for this year’s prune crop. it Is not opportunity to advertise their couuty Chambers, B D Paine, T G Hendricks ' interest In the trouble iu their native spection of Ills property, anil is much
known with what success the agent in a most practical way. Each ex Dibit aud A C Woodcock as sureties.
yield would be under a half crop.
pleased with the showing In ths devel­
land.
Iu tbe matter of the application ot
lias met, but with the spirit of organi­ will be a lecture room, and an object
opment tunnel now living run. He
Ro-eburg Review: Distrl t Attorney exftfcta to put other men tn work on
zation that eo universally exists lesson for tbe home-seeker, where he J W Wallers for franchise on Long
Court House Items.
among tlie growers of this si ction, it can get information, along intelligent Tom and other streams: Same ap- ' Brown expects to move his family to oilier property lie I*about buying.”
Sureties, A the ( hiiii near tlie wildler's home in
Cuattel mortgage.... ........... ............. $ 60 00 is not likely that they will be in any lines, aud will be worth many dollars proved. Boud, $6000
the near future. The lioii-e there ia
Wilhelm nud B J f urgueson.
H kkk Too.—The Htayton Mail says
Renewal.................. ......................... 100 00 great liMstr to contract tb-ir prunes at in adveitising the county’s reeouroee.
being repaired in pieparntion for ila the |Mii>ulalloii of that city aa shown
a
nominal
figure
but
rattier
investigate
,
...
80
00
Die live-stock show will be without
Chattel mortgage..
new occupants.
by the census will lie a lie on Ils face,
Mortgage.................. ........................ 365 00 tlie benefits to I* derived from co­ question the best ever held on tbe N J Midteit, tallow for engine »1
Katisfantion................ ......................... 300 00 operation. It is understood eoutractiug coast. Breeders all over the country Joe Btiome, gravel................
Cottage Grove Nugget: j A Benson and complains that so much of the
12
agents from California'offer to contract are preparing to exhibit at the f ir this C W Wasliburne, giavel
and Herbert Eakin are I.ack from city Ilea outside the incorporotton.
. I
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
for from 2J to 4J ceuts according to tlie year. There is au opportunity here in .1 C inner, gravel...................... . 36
Winchester Bay, after an outing ol Tlie Mine condition of things will make
Addie Williams to E C Keys. 40 grade of the fruit to lie delivered.
Oregon for the farmers who have t*-» u W in Driskill, gravel................
two week«. Their wives remained a poor allowing for McMInnvil«, .ays
7
acres in tp 17 s r 4 w; »1600.
Tbe shortage of the California prune
' with J P Curriu and family ami will the I'elephtmt-Register. Thia la al.o
T 8 Dean to Jennie and May Dean, cr ip, which until recently promised a running iu debt raising wheat, to turn J R Crow, gravel .......................... 18
true of Roseburg, at li asl one f ur'h of
their
attention
to
tbe
profitable
pro
come home later on.
3
Rickard,
gravel
.........................
C
one-sixth interest in Jumbo, Crystal,’ I good yield, is due to the uuusual
her population being outside lite
Corvallis Times, July 21: A party
Old Tom, Betty and Homer claims. | exteu' of the June "drop’ of the fruit. ductiou of l»eef, mutton and pork, or J W Mahan, service* for pauper 30
corporation limits.
engage in dairying, which has already J L I’ayier, c<>u»l»ble fee Btat*
consisting of Mr* Mary Bryson, Ml»«
Blue River district; quit claim.
Grower« In this county report a con­ taken its place as a leading paying in
v. Tay lor.................. ................ 12
Griffin of Eugene, Ml«» Gibe Hamll-
T 8 Dean to J 8 Gilkey, one-twelfth ; siderable drooping ot the fruit in til's
P remium L ist .—F M Wilkins baa
dustry Iu this state. There is a di­ 1 J Duckworth, Justice fee Btate
|
ton and Roscoe Bryson left yesterday received a tiumlier of pamphlets of the
interest in above claims; quit claim.
I sect ion, which will to an extent maud for tbe l>e»t specimens of all
vs Taylor.. ................................. 4
for NewjHirt.
They «III go to
T H Dean to J A Gilkey, three- ¡reduce tbe yield in the Wiliamette
breed«, which will continue to grow Milliorn Bro«, m«rcbau<li*e......... 7 K" Monterey and ixpect to tie absent a premium list of the meeting of the
twelfths interest in the above claims, valley.
Oregon Blate Board of Agriculture
for year* to come, anil there la nothing McFarland A Coon, bl*ck*mrli-
week
quit claim.
which will Is* held at the state fair
that «ill encourage tbi* Industry eol
...................... ......... —........ 7
Adam Ritchey to T 8 Dean, Jumbo
Junction City Time«: J T Clow, grounds at Halem, September 17-22.
much aa stock shows at tbe ata e and i J H Brnall. road work ............. 9 l|(l
claim, Blue River district; quit claim.
110.000 will tie given in pnmiuma.
Prompt Payment.
county fairs.
J T Allison, road work. ............. 40 02 who pas-ed an examination and ap-
J A Gilkey et al to T 8 Dean, Cr>a
p, Dlied for a piatitimi as brsk«man on Any person can secure a copy of this
C C R ibcrts, road work .............. -J
tai, Old Tom, Betty and Two Bieterrs 1
R oseburg “S treet FAIB".-Roee- H Rig Jon, election Judge ....... 0 00 the H P, was finally called and Is now premium list by calling at the store 'if
J M Kt’chen, administrator of the
claims, Blue River district; quit claim
burg Review “The «treet fair meet­
ion the road. Tbe tioys report that the Lilin Drug Company.
Allen Noffainger to D C Trotter, 120 estate < f I tie late James A Hagan, who ing last night resulted •• tlie former C A Davis, election Judge........ 6 00| “Jim" buckles down to work like an
died May 15, 19J0, received June 14
L J Cornelius, election judge and
Iiwliy Guard, July 21.
acres In sec 8 tp 18 a r 1 w; »250.
from the United Artis me »2000, being one« have in no definite action. The
mileage.............................. ....... 8 4o old timer and does gissi work.
To B k R epaired .—J M Withrow,
marriage license .
tbe full amount of a policy held by subject was discussed pro and cou for a W B Wheeler, election clerk...... 6 00 ’
RoHetiurg Plsilldealer, July 19: “R C road supervisor < ft amp Creek district,
Geo Bohlman aud Miss A Helnrieh Mr Hagan in that popular order. 1 he long time, and finally wa* adjourned H L Mllcbeil, electiou clerk---- 6 00
Blair,
one of the most popular young with his wagon and tom, and l’hlllp
bueineee affaire of tbe Artisans are to next Monday night without action. Geo Frizzell, election judge......... « 00
trainmen running out of thia city, left A Wenger, of Camp I reek, and another
Messrs Strong, Child*. Churchill and J H Belknap, election Judge ... 6
very promptly attended to.
Ml
on
tin* morniug's lot al for Eugene, man, will start tip the McKenzie next
Beckham Named.
Wellenburg, of tbe executive commit­ A 8 Powers, election judge .
(I
where be will t>e Joined in the holy Monday, by order of the county oourt
tee, «lated that they felt that they J «V Bitn«, election clerk
« (h bond« of wedlock to one of Eugene’s to repair the road on the mountain
L exington , Ky, July 20.—Governor
T ough H orsb .—Cottage Grove
could not niake a *ucoee* of tbe f*ir in
Beckham was nominated by the d«n.. - Nugget: On Monday morning at the the tlm? given them and with tbe I,ew Powers, election clerk and
moat popular young ladies, Mias Tilley east of McKenzie Bridge, which Is re­
mileage . ............... ...............
17 20
ported to la» almoat Impassable.
cratic state convention for governor by , depot w.s •‘•“‘’"’If •
Rickel."
amount <f money *ub«crlb»id. They J M Hl*fiord, election Judge ami
aoclamation.
£or". ;h,C\
were willing to co-operate In making
A nother S aloon .—J Wile Owen
mileage ......................... ....
9 40
belong»» to Angelo Periri from below
Ashland Tidings, July 19: Rev W B and Torn L Gilliam have b-a-ed the
(lie project a success. and asked that B F Houston, election Judg.
0 *** Gilbert, of Portland, who was chaplain
Comstock, that ha* kuown trouble in
another committee be appointed. No Joe Huddleston, electiou Judge
D egree of H onor .— The election of'
aouth room in the Hotel Eugene for a
6
his day, »tid lots of it. Bill LaDO«»«
ot Hie Oregon Volunteer« during the term of years, and will Immediately
officers of the Degree of Honor was »•id that -o'lie years ago tbe horse was action wa* taken but < hairman Hil­ J T Whitmore, election clerk.
0
late war, arrived In Ashland Tuesday, open up a first class saloon In the
held Thursday afternoon at Salem. i.^t IM lb 14 dismla hills and for twelve debrand will protably appoint a J H 8pore*, election clerk.......... 6
to lecture tiefore tlie Chautauqua
«I
follows:
Past
grs-
d
committee.’’
sthi 4 aeeuJted aa
J W Foster, election judge......... « (JO Assembly. Rev Glltiert and family same. The Booth, Kelly Lumber Co
wwh wodgvd iu at the hips be-
ckuef ef besar, M m Sfaggi» Bar«,«»
PNtfl, election judge ............... 6 w expect to leave in a tew days for gave up a temporary lease and have
• * n tw«« trara, a*4 when he nd
Albany; graad <Aief sf Newer, Mt
M arried .—Mr D B Jarman, a G Pre*cott, election Judge........... 8 oo Dayton Ohio, when they will visit now temporarily leased the room luat
tuatid it th* p>or brdte was so
north of McClung's atore.
Ollie F Btepbens, Tbe Dai!**; gran u»oly emaciated that it looked like prominent young merchant of Albena, F L Crenaba*. election clerk and
relatives.
lady r* honor, Mrs Wilde Belki :i|
mileage ....................................... IS
J. rous plasters .tuck onto a Bo»- formerly of Eugene, was married July
T he M a z a mas .—Thia organization
Prineville; grargi chief of cervmon --
. ,<.g, r. Birring the many scar* 18, 1900, to Miss Edilb Poet of that M D Job neon, election clerk
A
Roseburg Plaindealer: "Buy t arlon, tin* year will hold their annual meet­
i
Mira Laura Smith, Baker City; grand
city. They are now at Clateop Beach GeoROmp, election Judge
. « ■ ow iu fine condition.
who has been employed a« freight ing on the plunacle of Mt Jefferson,
A
recorder, Mrs Margaret Herrin, Port­ it
for a short time. Dsn’s many friends A P Welker, electiou judge........
agent and baggage master at < ullage
7 feel above tlie Pacific ocean.
land; grand receiver, Mrs Minnie M‘
W W Neeley, election Judge .... 0
Grove, arrived in thia cl y on Wednes­ I lie eoi'lety ha* 230 members nn<f ia In
(UVI8G M a N A K •• E8TKD. -~H C wish him much bappiuew.
•on, Dallas; grand usher, Mrs A I >•
P E Jeckeon, election clerk .... «
day evening'* local. Ray ia being good condition financially iqiesklr «.
Pally Guard July 2T
i k usd , wh> re-ide- n-ar Irving,
Col rig, Jacksonville; grat <1 inald* K
troubled again by hie Injured lliub
« Winter^ F ire A verted .—About 9 o’olock a F U Beeo, election clerk end
’
<
watchman, Mrs Sarah A Fastabau
T hanks —The G uard has recelml
mileage ....................................... 18
which ha* never healed satisfactorily.
dav. .arged « ih obtaining fire was discovered In a cloaet of tbe
Astoria; grand outside w* e >iu-i
handsoin* picture* of tbe Lai e County
11
ia
elated
that
be
will
l>e
compelled
D
Brletow,
ball
for
election
...»
2
residence
of
O
C
Zeigler
on
Seventh
Wl11
Mrs Hattie McCormick, Mat- fl ■ > tfC „«is ..uder I..i - I '•
to ni«ke a change toon, aa th« work at Veteran* A*»oclatlon sod the I Adie* of
b* giveu au exau. »■> u Monday, end street, it was extinguished without J A Armitage, road work ........... 6
supreme representatives, Mrs M*»» • id default if bonds ie held to await| calling tbe aid of tbe tire department. IJ U But her lend, trip for tally
Cottage
Grove it entirely loo heavy tbe G A R. They can be pris ur«d at
I
Barker, Mrs Mamie Briggs and Mis
the Citizen’s nffica for 25 cent* each.
•heat.
■•...•
.
..................
..
.
.
No
damage
was
occasioned.
12
00
for
him."
1 examination
Maggie Houston
O
L
Its
Trade.
• ••
L. De I Ano.
Mowers
lakes
linders
Two Locomotives Crash Into
Each Other. o
«> *»i* uy rt.
ROAD
Qts Must
OUNTV.
>ouimeree.
good and
lue River
*ted, and
to cease
for and
> foot to
the road
If thia is
le of the
"y, and
being of
Tied on.
’ Griffin
seeking
business
•ent the
oouuty
raterday
pledged
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