WHEN
ARRESTED FOR ADLLfERY.
OREGON MULTNOMAH
Appeal» Like a Case of Black­
mail.
List of Entries in the Track
Meet Saturday.
Dally Osars May t:
Sherifl W W Withers rsturued last
sveuing atswt 7 30 o’clock from H;ue
i River, having iu custody John M
Peterma, a young man 27 or 28 years
old, arrested ou lbe charge of adultery
claimed to have bsan comma ed with
the wife of Dr Brookbarl at Dralu.
Constable Osburn of Grain csuie
dowa on the 1(4 train sad took llie
man back to Drain ou the eoutiils ui d
train which arrives hero at the .im«
time aa the uorttibeuad.
Attorney
TENNESSEE RIVER RAMPAGE
' Chas Hardy aocotnpanisd Peterson
Hpeelal to the Guard.
and will defend him In tbe • xamua-
K noxville , Tenn., May 23.—The Tennessee river lion to be bold tomorrow.
Peterson Is a nice appearing yoang
reached the highest stage of water since the great flood of man
and bad beeu employed by l it
1875.
Park In the Treasure mine at Blue
Great loss of property is reported along the entire River. He was arrested oil the same
'■barge some two weeks ago, taken to
course of the river.
Drain aud was discharged by the jue-
Fourteen lives are known to have been lost in the , tice
of the peace there.
flood.
From all reports it seems to be a
ceso of blackmail. It la said that Dr
OREGON BOY KIDNAPPED.
Brookhart, who I* much elder than
Special to tbe Guard.
hie wife, approach«! Pttarson with a
to settle the matter be­
S anta A nna , Calif, May 23.— Rosa \\ iddihold, an Ore­ proposition
tween themselves if Peterson would
gon boy, has mysteriously disappeared from Placentia.
give him a note for »3(KKi Refusing
It is supposed that he has been kidnapped.
to do so, Brook hart lias bad Petereou
arrested.
\11 others fail
TH Y
Yoran’sShoe Store
CITY and county
MAY 26
riATURDAY
Home strawberries ripe.
Wall P»Per of
eTery d«*1«11
to t*
•* F L Chambers.
Geo Foil and Ctie» Cux have pur­
chased tbe apparatus for a bowling
Bljey ar d projxwe to open for busiuew.
iu Acme.
Auti-’uet tinware is guaranteed for
three years. Try it at F L Chambers.’J
vve are pleased to annonnoe that
MRS. M’KINLEY IMPROVING.
Uncle Steve Edwards has about re­
covered from bis receDt llinesa, being Bpcsial to tbe Gnard.
Bbie to walk out aud arouud the yard.
S an F rancisco , May 23.—Mrs McKinley steadily con­
If it is not convenient to come to
tinues
to improve
E gene, all mall orders have prompt
President
McKinley attended several functions today.
attention, aud closest prices at F L
Chambers.
GREATER NEW YORK FAIR.
If you want to see that little "Red
Wagon,” just order a sack of Perfec­ Spacial to tbe Guard.
tion Flour at Moon’s Feed Store, and
N ew Y ork , May 23.—This metropolis of the western
bow quick it will be around.
hemisphere
is planning to expend $7,000,000 on a Greater
VVedue day’s
Salem
Statesman:
1
ew
York
world
’s fair, to be held in 1905, to commemorate
Fred Fisb. ch rk at the Willamette
toe
consolidation
of th« several towns and cities into the
bote!, aud Dau Connor, left yesterday
morniug by team, aud will make tbe Greater New York.
drive to Asiiiaud.
FL Ub»tuber* has just received a
CANNERY COMBINE.
caiload of Rc.ine buggies, also a car­
load of Bain wagons. It will pay auy
one to examine this mammoth stock
To Increase the Capacity and
LUCKY BOY MINE
The people of Roseburg want the
Fourth Regiment band of this city to
make music for them on the Fourth of
Julv. T he band will remain at home
if Eugene celebrates.
Wouldn’t that jar you!
I mean
seme of thoae old bicycles. Avoid be­
ing jarred in (tiis way by getting one
of these Curb ou Frame bicycles at F L
Chambers.
Jlr George Hyland, foreman |of tbe
mail order department for Olds, Wort­
man A King, of P.rllsud, With hie
wife and children are visiting Mr Hy­
land's uncle, A D Hyla id, of Lowell.
Wanted to correspond with partie
hiving good timber land cla.ms on th
81nsiaw river and its branches, with a
view of buying the same. Claims
north of river preferred. Addree
George A Hart, Lock Box 371, Eugene
Oregon.
Tbe neatest lit tie two or four passen­
ger that baa ever beeu in tbe city le
the trap now on exhibition In F L
Chambers’ ebow window. It baa all
tbe conveniences of tbe English trap
but io built on ¡the American style.
Governor Geer has appointed Ben­
jamin Young, of Astoria; J F Gal­
breath, of Salem, BDd J Flynn, of Al­
bany, to succeed themselves as mem­
bers of the board of regents of tbe
slate normal school at Monmouth.
Their term of service is six years.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Dally Courier of
May 13: N R Gaylord, of Eugene,
Oregou, Is in tlie city the guest of Mr
and Mrs A C Leighton. He io tbe son
cl tbe late Hon D F Gaylord, the flrot
mayor of Ottumwa; bo was also tbe
first elected ebsrifl of the coQnty. Mr
Gajlord was an honored citizen of
the county and hie old friends here are
klad to meet bio son.
Five More Stamps Will ße Placed
in Position at Once.
•
FIRE
MIME.
Dally Uuara, May 22
Tbe five additional stamp« for tbe
Lucky Boy mi-ie, in the Blue River
(
district,
arrived at Hpringfleld two or
three
days ago. This morniug a por­
I
tion
of them were loaded on James
i
Kennedy's freight wagons and started
up
the river. Tbe five stamps and tbe
'
other
machinery
weigh
28,000
'
pounds. They will be placed In po­
1 sition as soon aa they arrive at their
destination.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Oliver P. Kaoble Die» This Morn­
ing at Coburg.
■peelel to the Quard.
C obcbg , May 22.—Oliver
P|Kanble,
after doing bio chores, returned to bls
reeidenoe about 10 a tn today and lay
down on a lounge and died from heart
troubles or a paralytle stroke. He wss
about 78 yean of age, and leaves a wife
and two married daughters, Mn James
Tillman and Mn Wes Beacon.
When
tbe body wu being moved a slight
tremor of tbe same was noticed and
Dr Kuykendall was sent for, but when
be arrived Mr Kauble was found to no
dead.
LATIR.
He Kept His Leg.
Twelve year* ago J W Sullivan, of
Hartford, Conn, scratched bls leg with
a very rusty wire. Inflammation and
blood poisonlog set in. For two years
he si.tiered Intensely. Then tbe best
doctors urged amputation, "but,” he
writes, ‘ I used one bottle of Electric
Bitters and 1 1-2 toxeo of Bucklen’s
Arnie* Halve aud my leg was sound
and well ae ever ” For eruptions, ec-
xema, tetter, salt rheum, sores and all
blood disorders Electric Bitters has no
rival on earth. Try them. W L De-
Lano will guarantee satisfaction or re­
fund money. Only 50 cents.
Dr Knykendall has returned to Eu­
gene and pronounoee the cause of
deatb heart failure.
Job Couldn’t Hase Stood It
If he'd bad Itching Piles. They're
terribly annoying: but Bucklen’s Ar-
’ lea Halve will curs lb" woret ease of
Iles on earth, it baa cured thousands
/or Injuries, pains or bodily eruptions
t’s tbe teat salve in the world. Price
25c a I k > x . Cure guaranteed
guaranteed. . Bold
Hold by
W L ueLano.
o
Bsantbs
Bigaatus
torta .
Ihn Kind Vw Haw »iw«
•t
. ,1 T
Tea
5 and 10 cents.
1 lb No 1 .50c Uncolored J*pan tea 35c , We have a 5 end 10 cent
Pure spice* i«r can
10o i your eye over H and see what can t
Pur- extracts (>er bottle
10c ’ done with 5 to 10 cents.
R*-" -mber >ur «picea and extracts are
»J i ure to conform wifb tbe Pure food
Books.
las.
Pants.
R-ni*mb.r, we have the greatest »1.00
Pants gon g for 76c.
Clothing.
Bale- have been Immense and our
p- c- dn :i usinese, if you only give
«• a look.
Samples Ties
I- Il 75 »1 50, wr.mens’ tiee small oixw ,
shaped toe- »1.
Our 10 cent novels to close 5c.
White Shirts.
Lin,n Roanmo. Cur aperial »
va.use for 40c. One week only.
Squirrel Poison.
Wakelee’o P*r r*D
Mack's, per can
Ax Billy Department Store.
Commissioners Court.
THE OFFICIALS.
the f< P< wing entries have l>eeu
auuouLcsd in lbs eveule of the field
meat between the Multnomah Club
and the University of Oregou al Port­
land Haturday.
100-y aril
da*h — Oregon:
Lewie
Heater, R-dm<»id. Multnomah: Til­
ley, Gammle Dammascb.
220-yard daeh — Oregon:
I^Wle,
Heater,
Kedmend, Payne,
Mull,
uoinsb: Gammie,Tilley, Blumenethal.
44U yard da*h —Oregon: Payue, Rae-
•ali, Redmoad. Multnomah: Odell,
Blumenthal, ixleeman.
MS-vatd run—Oregon: Payne, Rue­
sell, McDaolele, Poley. Multnomah:
Odell, Odell, Zan, Wood.
Broad jump -Oiason: Knox, Heater,
Lewie. Multnomati: Kerrigan,'Prenk-
man, Murphy.
Pole vault—Oregou: Healer, Knox,
Tout. Mult: Kerrigan, Murphy.
Mile run—Oregon; Poley, Hhevie,
('«•test. Mulnomab: Odell, Haneeti,
Dekuai, Zan.
Dlseua throw — •regon: Wagner,
Tout. Muliaoaaah: Zan, Jubueon,
James.
120 yard hurdle—Oregon: Heater,
Palmer, klultnomah: Murphy, Dam-
maacb.
220 yard hurdle Oregon: Heater,
Palmer. ■ ulttioiu.h; Murphy, Tilley,
Relay
race — Oregon: Redtnond,
Pa> ue, Hi—-II, McDaniels, Boley,
Casteel, I eater, Lewis. Multnomah:
Ga unite, Danimaeeii, Odell, Kleemau,
Blumeuel sal.
Geo Wall, M D examining in-
sane
00
L W Brown, M D examining in-
sane............................................. 6 DO
C H T Atwood, M G examining
insane ......................................... 5 00
Jurors—
J F Inman Juror Htite vs D W
Tay lor.......................................... 1
Fred Yaies juror Stale ve DW
Tuylcr......................................... 1 50
Alex Lamb juror State vs D W
THB OFFICIAL*,
Taylor.....................................
1 60
The f llowing efficiala have t>een ee-
Jacob Yoder juror Stale vs D W
lei ted:
Taylor.....................................
i 50
Referee H 3 Ferrlll, Portland.
J P Zumwalt juror S'ate vs d
Judges of flaieh—U A Burden, U O;
W Taylor............. ....... ...........
i tto Bruce Bu nett, Corvallis; H H Herd­
Witnesses—
i
man, Portland aeadtmy.
Mrs Walter Belknap witness
Timers-
(has
Griffin,
Eugene;
HF
Increase Product of Several
State vs John Chicken et al... 1 SO Allen, M A A C; Edwin Mays, Port­
Plants.
Miscellaneous—
land.
Mrs Emerson gravel claimed »3,
Htarter —F J ltaley, MAA C.
Salem Journal.
disallowed........................ ..........
Clerk of the course—Geo McMillan,
The Aden canning plants of Haleru, Geo Moral ley rout claimed »24,
M A A C; assistant, L L Goodrich, U
and Eugene, and Pierce A. Coleman
disallowed...................................
O.
plant, of Medf >rd, are to operate iu The Beck Duplicator Co dupli­
Inspectors- Rev W 8 Glttwrt, Port­
conjunction to Increase the output of
cator.............................................. 4 9<> land; Hal Middleton, M A A C.
all these canneries. Under Ilia new E U Lee stamps and exprsoaage.. 1« 35
Field Judges— \V L Whittlesey, U O;
arrangement all tbe Southern Oregon A E Wheeler rebate on Judgment
E R Tongas, Hillsboro; J W Ladd, M
products will probably tie handled at
paid treasurer............................ 10 00 A AC.
Eugene and all the I «er valley pro- Pacific Statee Telephone A Tele­
Measurers—Fred Zeigler, U O; Hol­
ducts such as peas, strawberries and
graph Co services............
6 75 brook, MAA U.
cherries at Salem.
5 75
E Bangs livery hire .............
Tbe result will be a larger output W W Withers stamps ........
1 5(1
LOAN Ä SAVINGS BANK.
and a be’ter line of stock for both eo-
Janitor—
Theee canneries have W M Shermau janitor.........
tabliehruerits
oo
. 40
built up a tine reputation ami now it Is
Statement of Condition Shows
Bounties—
o (10
a question of increasing ttie output by J C Wallace 1 panther.........
Good Increase of Business.
2 00
specializing and concentrating on cer­ I’ E Jackson 1 wildest.........
tain lines. This will Increase the ca­ J U Young 3 coyotes.............
6 (0
The following Is a ootidensad stale
9 (Ml
pacity of tbe canneries aud enable H 8 Tilton 1 wildcat.............
merit
of the condition of the Eugene
2 00
them to pul up a larger pack. When G R Price one coyote.............
o 00 Loan A Saving« Bank at the close of
tbe western Oregon caansrleo can sell Clayton Inman 1 wildcat...
2 (Ml business May 20, 1901. The statement
all they can pack at good nrices It Jus­ Clayton Inman 1 wildcat...
shows that the buohisM of the Institu­
2 00
tifies such an effort as hat been mads Joe Albro 1 coyote.................
o 00 tion la Increasing steadily:
by thesa gentleman.
E G Haight 1 wildcat .........
RBAOUBCHH.
2 00
C C Holcomb 1 cougar..........
Frederick M. Dotson.
2 00 Loans A Discounts........... »154,501 60
C Arnold 1 wildcat...............
2 00 Warrants and other securi­
Louie Calloway one wild cal.
Daily Uuard May 23
2 00
ties......................................... 43,121 21
James Laxton........................
Frederick M Dotsou died at his home J H McClane two wild cats, one
Overdrafts...............................
493 70
at Walterville thia morning about 8
one coyote, one cougar........... . 8 00 Real estate, furniture aud
o’clock, from heart trouble. About a C E McLane one oougar............. 3 00
fixtures ............................... 26,769 47
month ago Mr Dotson was taken dowu Ernest Rwerlngone wild cat..... 2 00 Revenue stamps......................
195 00
with la grip|>e which, about two weeks M F StefTord one wild cat........ 2 00 Cash on hauu and In banks ..106,952 32
ago, ran into tbe complaint which N F Kayser one wild cat............. 2 00
cause«) bls death.
»331,033 30
F L Sboveone wild cat................. o 1'0
The deceased, who was about 70 years A C McLane five wild cats, two
Ll A BILITIKR.
of age, settkd at Walterville about 15
cougars ........................................ 2 no Capital slock....... ».............» 60,00« 00
years ago where be has continuously
Joseph Davis witness State vs
Surplus........................................ 5,000 00
resided, and at tbe time of hie death
John Chicken et al..................... 1 so Deposita...................................... 271,891 »6
was pootmast-r. He leaves Ove chil­
John Vaughan witness State vs
Undivided profits..................... 4,141 46
dren as follows:
Mrs Cutting Calef,
John Chicken el al..................
1 so
-residing north of Eagene; Mrs Dun
»331,063 SO
Ellen Mays witness State vs D
ten, of Walterville; Mrs Walter Milli­
W Taylor................................... Ì 90
can, of Prineville, and Hol Dotaon, of
A Raging Roaring Flood
Mat>el Mayo witness State vs D
Walterville. His wife died only a few
W Taylor................................. 2
weeks ago.
Clyde Mays witness State va D
Washed down a telegraph line which
Mr Dotson was a member of J W
W Taylor................................... 2 90 Chas C El.is,.of Listion, la, had to re­
Geary Post, G A R, of tills city. The
pair. “Htandlng waist deep In Icy
Homer Maye wltneaa State vs D
remains will lie brought to Eugens to­
W Taylor................................... s 90 water,” he writes, "gave me a terrible
morrow and interred I d the I O O F
cold and cough. It grew worse dally.
T A Evans witness State vs D
oemetery at 2.30 o’clock, the services
W Taylor................................... 3 io Finally the best doctor« In Oakland,
to tie uuder the auspices ef the G A R.
Neb, Hltiux City at <1 Omaha said I
R P Allison witness Stale vs D
had consumption and could not live.
W Taylor................................... 3 93 Then I b*gan using Dr King's New
The Pan-American Exposition. Frank Taylor wllnesa State va D
Discovery and was wholly cured by
Positively guaranteed
W Tayler................................... 2 90 six bottlea.”
for coughs, colds and all throat and
The exposition at Butlalo will be Thus Taylor witneas State vs D
lung troubles by W L DeLauo. Price
one of the greatest thia country has
W lay lor................................... 2 90 50c and »1.00.
ever i-een. The entire machinery will
oe run
by the power furnished J N Cook wit-iaea state vs D W
from
Niagara
Falls.
Although
Taylor.......................................... 2
Oliver Plow Agents
tbe motive
power
required
I*
Bonn>
y Lester witness stalo vs
euormou* we believe it I" equal to the
Moore.......................................... 1 60
task, tbe same aa Hostetter's Stomach
F L < hnmbers has appointed 1901
Bitters is i qual to the ti*sk of supply­
Courthouse and park—
ing the human body with motive The oity of Eugene grading street 319 59 agents as follows;
Wheeler A Hcott, Cottage Grove.
power when it in enfeebled and run
down. Its power to revitalize tbe sys­ N Gross labor on parka................ 27 00
C F Hurlburt, Junction City,
•0
M
H
Hubble
be-'lng
dirt
.............
5
tem and supply new life anil energy Is
A Bond A Hon, Irving.
well known There Is no other medi­
Light, fuel r
water—
Hazel tun Bros, Creswell.
cine in the world so good for dyspep­ Eugene Electric Light Co light 22 19
P I. I’.rie'ow, Pleasant Hill.
sia, indigestion, flatulency and ner­
Stationery—
vousness.
It ha- been tbe favorite
Genuine Oliver extras to l»e had only
E
Sebwarzschlld
stationery
......
«4
20
meiliclne for over fifty years. Be sure
at ths above places.
and get the genuine with private rev­
enue stamp over tbe neck of tbe bot­
For Sale.
Land for Sale.
tle.
For Sale
»
On corner of Fourth and Jeflerson
streets, one quarter block and bn«»,
newly built, twelve rooms, all rooms
held fitilshe'! and ar" large arol nuaily
finished; fine windmill tower; water
piped through boose aud lawn; g I
barn; also fin* fruit of ail kinds. For
particulars call on
H M Dorn lab .
H xty aerea of laud, 10 scree cleared
baiane* lu pasture. Good house, out-
bul. II g« and fence, also 160 acre* roll-
Ing brush and tIm tier land.
Land ll<i> near Pleasant Hill, Call
on Wm Wor ten. Pleasant Hill, or ad-
dr cm L A Crane, Wendling.
The la- d belonging to the eatata o
A J Keeney, deceased, consisting of
5*5 acr*s of as fine farm and pasture
lands a* can be found in Lane county,
with improvement-1, situated about
three-quarters of a mile from Goshen,
-lx mile" w uthrasterly from Eugene,,
Cemetery Mason Work.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
la now ottered for sale on very reaaon-
W able terms.
J L Lon.bard tbs stonemason for
Take Igixatlve Bromo Quinine Táll­
Call on J B Keeney residing on farm, ete. ? II druggists refund tbe money the setting of cemetery work. All
25c
or addrssw J M and B F Keeney, ad­ fit fei.« to core. E. W. (Jrove’e eigne* work guaranteed. He is rnakli g a
ure I» oa each tog. 26c.
ministrator, at Jaapar Oregon.
specie ly of cement work.
IXT—An elk’s tooth. Engraved
Peojie will soon prepare for their
summer <>u log t ut ’hey never w II I- on sates, ‘ M R Wallis, F.ngene Lodge
Finder
briug
I
I prepare! u til thev buy a nloe flabiug Mo 167, B P o I
tuoib to this office and teor.ve reward.
| outfit fr •tu ►’ L C Darüber».
Bet-v-fee
IgMtlUa
WILL EXCHANGE NEWS.
Alieraoon Dailies of the Northwest
Organize a League lor Mu­
tual Benetit.
Portland Tol.'graw, Ma; tl.
PAY ONE-HALF
Examiner Maxwell's Report on
Vancouver Bank.
There was organized tn Portland yes­
terday afternoon the Northwest After-
noca Newspaper League. Tbe object
of this organization Is to oo-operate In
LIABILITIES A«E till.SSI.SI.
the establishment of a belter news ser­
vice through the exchange of news
W ashinbtom , May 23.—The con­
matter.
troller of tbe eurrency today made
Under the terms of the coBi|>act each public ths report of Jamas W Maxwell,
paper belonging to the league te to far- temporary receiver, showing the con­
alsh tbe others with such news matter dition of the First National bank, of
tu Ila own field aa tuay be of interest to 1 Vancouver, Wash, at the date of its
the readers of the letter. Editor Jack­ suspension, April 19.
The liabilities
soil, of the East Oregonian, la prsel- are as follow«:
deul and Col Hofer, of Salem, view­ Individual deposits............. »183,935 12
president and secretary. These offi- Certificates of deposit............ 42,944 56
oen, with Editor Fisher, of the Boise Drafts outstanding..............
5,581 85
Capital News, coaelliute the exeeutlve
commutes.
Total.».................
»282,461 53
Tbs papers represented al the organ­
The total ámete are ae follows:
isation of the league yesterday after­ Estimated good..................... »137,247 M
noon were tbe East Oregoulas of Pen­ Estimated doubtful............. 101,197 70
dleton, Capital News of Boice, Journal Estimated worth lee*................. 10,928 62
of Halem, Budget ef Astoria, G uard of
Eugene, Review of Roseburg and Re-
Total.....................................»249,373 84
publloan of Baker City. The Tlmes-
The controller «tains that the forego­
Mountaineer of The Dallas, Democrat ing Is the full oonteuta of Mr Max­
of Albany and Chronicle of La Grande, well's report. No comments of any
will also ba meiutiers of tbe league.
nature are made, and no opinions are
expressed. The department asked for
tbe bare figures, which, It is assert'd,
Odd Fellows.
are fully sot forth In the foregoing
statement. No further report will be
Baker City, May 21.—The grand an* made by Mr Maxwell as bank exam­
campmeut of Patriarch Odd Fellows iner.
aud the grand coaveutiou of Rebekahs,
Treasury officials ssy the report indi­
the ladles’ branch of Odd Fellowship cates it assessment of frotu50 to 60 per
of Oregou, convened In this city this cent <>u lbs stockholders may be ueoes-
morning. There Is a large atlcndauoe eary.
of uiemlisra al both oonveutious.
The only new development was tbe
The officers elected for tbe encamp­ tiling of the application of James W
ment for the ensuing year are: Time Maxwell for appoii tm< nt ae receiver
F Ryen. Oregou City, grand palrlarob; of the First Natio lai of Vancouver.
P W Stewart, Portland, grand high No action will 1« token looking to tbe
priest; T F Howard, Pendleton, grand appointment of a permanent receiver
warden; E E Sharon, Portland, grand for some time.
scribe; Byron E Miller, Portland,
grand treasurer; William Green, Eu-
Died.
geue, grand juulor warden; A W Bow­
ersox, Albany, grami representative;
John W Happlngti-ld died last even­
('laud Gatch, Salem, grand marshal; ing about 7:31) o’cloi k at hie home on
M H Kaife, baleni, grand sentinel; W First street, between Washington and
R Cuunington, Canyon City, grand ; Lawrence.
outside sentinel.
The deceased was a single man,
aged about 43 years. He leaves aa
bally Guard, May 23
aged father and mother and other near
M ahbieb .—Mr Karl Battae, formerly relatives tiesides jtnany friends. He
of Eugene, and Mrw Helen Tomlinson, was a member of Eugene lodge, A O
of Portland, were married In ibe latter U W, hie niece, Miss Sappingfield,
city last evening. They arrived iu Eu- with the Eugene Koto Co, being tile
gvne ou flit» afternoon’s train and will beaetleiary.
The funeral will tie held tomorrow
visit a few days with Mr Battea’s
parents on North Madison street. afternoon at 2 o’clock at tbe Kaye
Ksrl has many friends here who wish Furniture Co's undertaking parlors
him milch happiness and a ( r<»p. rons under the auspice« of tbe A O U W,
sod the r. utalns will lie interred in tbe
wedded life.
IO O F cemetery.
A B amuain .—646} acres of land; 100
List of Letters.
acre« in cultivation ¡rest in open prairie,
well seeded down ; plenty of running
Ketnslolns tn ths postoffles st Rutene, Ora.
water year around ; timber abuudanl;
May 23, 1901.
»-room house, and barn that bolds 103
Rice, M H
tons of hay; place 2 miles from depot' Pheeps, Mrs
Myra A
Htsrueo, Mies
IMjetoffice aud good public school;
Hattie
»12.50 per acre, for further particulars Wil ard, Dr
A oharx» of one O«nl will bo mads oa all let­
Inquire of I L Campbell, G uard ter*
giron oui,
Tenons wh«u callluf lor
leller* will please *Ule when advertlMd.
office, Eugene, Oregon.
H F M c C ormack , P M.
Ladies of G A. R.
All comrades and tHeir families are
requested tu bring their baskets well
filled on Memorial Dey. The hell will
be open and bot oottee furnished.
Uy order of eommlttee.
No Core No Pay.
That • Um way all drnorista sell Groves
I asteleaa < .hill Tonlo foe < billa. Malaria and
Billionaneaa. It io aa pi—— * to tsk. M
lam«* yrup. Mi.anta
I mka D hivb .—The Spaulding Lumber
Company of Oregon City etart tbelr
log drive from Natron Monday. Mach
of the drive Io composed of balm tor
tbe manufacture of wood pulp, while
there la a considerable quantity of
white flr for box lumber. Logo wilt
(>e added to tbe drive aa they proceed
down tbe river. Tbe drive will con­
sist of about ten million feet, lumber
measure.
Goats for Sale.
R midbncb for H alb .—A fine resi­
Twenty-five goats, 1 to 5 years old
dence tor sale cheap In tbe bearf of tbe for sale. Inquire or address
city, one block from tbe business por­
t) M H tkehkms , Eugene.
tion of Wtllaniettu street. Inquire of
(lardon seeds of all kinds at F L
W Handers, Olive street.
Charutiers.
Remember. I sell tbe beet family
flour In Eugene, "A Wilhelm A son’s
Famous Perfection,** every eack guar­
anteed and delivered at any hour of
For infant« and Children.
the day.
Moes1» F bbd H torb .
CASTOR IA
The Kind You Have Always Bought
A good lantern, 45 cents.
F L Chambers.
Bears the
gigaatweof
RACINE BUGGIES.
Another car juet received of
the most durable buggy built
Bain Wagons
Another car iust in. Get a
Bain and you know you get
your Money’s Worth.
Every Vehicle Guaranteed.
F. L. CHAMBERS.