The Eugene weekly guard., January 18, 1902, Image 7

make the new year
1902
good successful year.
IlCeHolve to nave myney
Ium! buy your
I Footwear
I
HOPS BOOMING
PERSONA!
Dall» Uaard, Jan 1*
Jasper Wilkins, of Coburg, was in
Euc-uet day
I
E R aud C L Williams, of DeBter.
are In the city.
Dr and Mrs D A Heine went to
Portland today.
Ml»s Hina Orrell is confined to tbe
bouse with illness.
O L Bowder was registered at odc o
f (. cuss has ;aso satis.
the hotels in Albany yesterday.
Salem Statesman Jan 15.
Sheriff Withers weut to Cottage
“The h p market ws< lively in Ha-
Grove
this afternoon on business.
lem yesterday, and showed greater
A'ex
Png h and Cas F Mitchell of
streugth as n reeult of Euteili advices, |
tbau has b«eu noticed tor some time tbe Bohemia mines, are lu the city.
W E McElroy and C E Kliagen-
pest. During ths day several lmpor
taut sa ea were made The R G Horst smith went to Roast urg this aftsnoon
A Lach ¡end < ompauy, during ths oh busioes».
day, purchased two lots of h'>ps at 12f
Rev G A McKinley, of Florence, ar-f
eeuts—71 aud 78 bales res;>eetivsly. A rived in the city last evening on the
numtier of other iota were in the mark Siuolsw stage.
et aleo and 12 eeuts per pound was
Joseph Pironi returned this after­
freely «’tiered.
noon from a business trip t<> Southern
“During the afternoon tbe Horst A Oregon points.
Laetimui d Co so <i a lol of 91 bales to a
Frank Himms and G L Doualdson,
local deab-r for J2j cents. This was a
of Hay, Wash, are visiting Mr Don­
choice lol aud will be shipped east lo
aldson’s brother at Thurston.
dll an order.
Mita Ella E Long, ot Bale tn, arrived
“Reports from the east indicate that
the New York market le firm with an on this afternou’e train for a viait with
upwar«i teudeucy, aud choice Oregon» tier oister-in law, Mrs B Long.
C E Nicbolsoti went to Portland
are quoted at 16J aud 17 cents, as
this afternoon. He expects to return
against 13 cents a month ago.
“There is a shortage of from 30,800 to Eugene and may locate hero.
to 40,000 balsa tn the bops of tbe
Hon R A Booth and John F Kelly
Uulted Btates and the result is a con­ returned this afternoon from a busi­
siderable strengthening oftbe market, ness trip to Roseburg and Grants Paso.
since thedemano ter hope, not only in
Mrs Phoebe Hughes, of Creowol),
tills country, but in tbe Londba mar­ who ba» been visiting her brother, J J
ket, is increasieg, and tbe bolder» of Walton, returned home this afternoon.
bops may now confidently expect
Mrs J R Wetberbee went to Port­
good prices at au early date,
Because land this nttsruuon to join her husband
ef thie conditiou of the market the
who will opeu au ofiles in the metrop­
bulls are winning out, and those
olis.
growers who have held on to their
Mr and Mrs Robt Cooley, of Browns­
i product, will find that their course
ville,
after a abort visit in Eugene,
was a wise one ”
F E Dunn, of Eugene, has about weut on to Cottage Grove thia after­
1450 bales of hope aud will ui tke a pile noon.
Curtis Johnson, returned thie after
of money.
noon from a business trip to Junction,
Harrisburg and other pointe in that
locality.
Erofrtss ef Coba.
Sales Made in Salem al 121*2
Cents Yesterday.
I
Extent of Business Done By
One Eugene Firm in 1901.
»«lets PAID.
ETC.
Laue couuly is one of the beat poul­
try-shipping oou> fee lu the state.
Poultry a <1 eg«» ate shit' *d from Eu­
gene In large quantilieo nearly eyeiy
day, besides shipments beiug made
from tbs other stations on the railroad
E J McClanahan, of ttie Beattie Pro­
duce Co, with headquarters on West
Eighth street, has furnished th.
G vabi * with the amount of poultry
produce shipped by the Hr us duriug th.
year 1901 and the average price re­
ceived by the producer for the same.
The firm shipped 17,339 cases or
530,170 dozen of eggs and paid for
them an average price of 19 5-14 cent,
per dossil. The highest price was 27
oenta amt tbs lowest price 10 oenta.
Chickens—36U,719 pounds; average
prio», 7J cents per pound.
Turkeys—45,640 pounds; avarng*
price, 10 cents, live ; 12 cents, d res»ed
Dueks —15,640 pou u<1»; average price,
7J oenta, live weight.
Geese—13,458 pound» averege price,
6 ecu Is live ; 8 cents, dressed
The firm receive» produce for ship­
1
ment all the way from Monroe, Har­
risburg and Halsey, as far s< mb ss
Roseburg. They have a special agent
at Heattie who handles all their pro­
duce and find a ready market for it.
The above are ths figures from one
Ea^ene firm af<>ne. Takiug the
amouat shipped by other local pro.
dace shippers and those la ether towns
in the county, one can realise the mag-
nitads of our poultry busiuess.
inaiactits still
st work
the Throne.
Syerlal Csr re» pon dr nos.
Corraux Usovs, Jan 15.— C>aoern-
Ing the matter of eecuriog a tight of
way for the Bohemia rai'road from
PORTIA GETS 88,000.
land-owner« along the line, the petiell-
pnsber of the Porllaud Telegram has •peeial te tiie Guard.
made some people to say certain ihiugs
L ondon , Jan 1G—Th« Duke of Manchester has finally
that would ludieato that there i- utuoh
trouble beiug encountered lu tn it dl compromised his breach of promise suit with l’ortia Knight
reetlon, aud that certain persons ai> the Salem, Oregon, girl.
saylng unkind thluij- < f the farmers
Tho Duk« paid her $5,000 and costs in the case for a
that will make ino's tr< utde instead of
clear
receipt.
teaseuing tiie existing difiieultioo-
But ths Telegram man. It I» ««Id, is
TUNNEL COLLISION INQUEST.
mueb given to puttlug uiitbou<tit-of
w Arm
•peeial
te
the
Guard.
L Cii*mb«.rs A Bro
words into people's meuth», and we
d w
warn people now that th-» «idamente
rd ware
Niw Y ork , Jan 1G—The inquest to determine the fact«
of tiiat paper, or at lea t its rw-oalled
uliry supplie* al *-est«m A Halen,
as
to
the rasponsibility ofthe collision of the two trains in
interviews
with
CMta«,«
Giove
and
Pre*'*)» A Hale* stock of wall*
Bohemia people, ought lo be taken th« N«w York Central Railroad's tunuel beneath this city,
with some grains of allowance. Bo far wheraby a number of lire» were lost, was began this morn­
w Firm—F L Cbaiabere A Bro,
we have heard of but one man show­ ing.
ware.
daw,
ing auy contentious spirit and cer­
Icken lice paint $1 i>er gallon at
tainly Mr Morphy la showing the
COMES DOWN A QUARTER.
in A Hales.
most commendable splrtt in hts deal­
■peeial te the • vaub .
bany lias voted an eight-mill tax
ings with the people.
ild a new school bou-e.
Five members of the committee ap­
W ash ington , Jan 16—The friends and opponents of
pelated at tiie mass m »tine last week
her never rust tluware don’t rust,
reciprocity
trad« relation» with Cuba are being heard by
are up tbe river today and may speud
t al F L Chambers A Bro’s. w
the
ways
and
means Hous« committee.
two or three daye out Hiero amoug ths
e largest stock of wallpaper and
The
Senate
committee has agreed to a horizontal re­
farmere
endeavoring
to
reach
amicable
ts is carried by Preston A Hales,
«ettiemeuta with them, and It is be­ duction of tw«nty-fiv« per c«nt on Philippine import«.
y Oak wood »3 75 pet cord de­
lieved that they will niset with »no­
ed
FL Chambers A Bro.
PARLIAMENT OPENED.
ces», as many have a I ready shown
nstiir Fultou has announced hlm-
their appreclatlou ef tiie many advan­ •peblal to the •uard
si a candidate for the U 8 senate.
tage» accruing from a railroad to the
>rn Callison is now employed as
land owners along its line, by granting
L obdor , Jan 16—The British parliament was opened
the desired righ-of-way Ths non tract today with great ceremonial and gorgeous display.
man in Hall A Bo ’» grocery store,
TO AID WILLAMETTE VALLEY. which they make bind» the eon pany
a Elmira postoffice did nearly
The streets along the route of procession were lined
to begin work by July, 1902, ado tu­
) worth of bu*i>>«** U e past year
with
cheering crowds King Edwaid read his speech from
píete
the
road
by
July,
1903,
winch
Is
excellent showing fora country
Western Oregon Will Have Com­ months more time than ttasy expoet to the throne.
mon Settlers' Rates With
Mrs 8 Rigdon, familiarly known aa
need, aud they also agree to make the
M Davis, lecently out from Vir*
Receut statistic«« shew that the ex­ Aunt Zslphia Rigdon, Is visiting ai
WANT COLONEL LYNCH.
Cottage
Grove terminus within 1000
Portland
and
the
Sound.
,, Is exhibiting a pateut postable ports frem Cuba have been largely in­
the residnnoe of Mr aud Mrs A M
teet
of
tbs
southeast
corner
of
the
Mc
­
■penial to the •sard.
fence on the vacant lot north of creased and the imports dsereased
Hendricks.
General Freight and Passenger Farland donation laud claim, which
I armory block.
sines it came under American rule.
D ovir , England, Jan K»—Government detective» are
J T Irish bookkeeper for tbe Booth Agent Miller, of the Boutlisrn Pa­ corner Is only about 50 feet from th* B
Bow is tbe time to spray your trees. This proves that thing» are bvromimt
more settled. Cubans cau always look Kelly Lumber Co at Wendling, la In cific, haa anuounoed that settlers' P de|K>t. The laud owner» on their watching the arrival of all boat« for Colonel Lynch, member
K* spraying now ie equal to three la bick on the change of rulers as the
the city while the mill is idle for a few rales arranged tor next < arch and part agree to make deeds to the rlght- of parliament from Galway, Ireland, and Boer sympathizer.
K rummer.
d w
»ucew-sfu« turning point in their Bu­ days ou account of a breakdown.
April will s; | ly t*> all pein s on the [of-way when tbe road lias been oom-
If th» authorities succeed in catching Colonel Lynch he
Vs Willamette Valley Woolen rner. The uming point in th life of
piel-d
Albany
Democrat
;
8
B
Rossmso,
any
weaz,
sickly
or
nervous
person
lines
of ibe Boui heru Pacific in Ore­
will
be
tried for treason.
liutaeturlMg Co ie having atatiou- will undoubtedly !>• when they resolve
The engineers are still at the Ware­
of Eug ne, a former neighbor of the gon. This application will te made
■ printed and tbe oompany will at to try H'Wtettsr’e Btomacb Bitters, lor
house
o>mp
etlng
lhe
platting
of
the
FIGHT WITH ORE THIEVES.
aliments of the stomach, liver and father of tbe Democrat man at Spring only through Portland, and it will tie lart piece of work to that place, hav­
11 commence active operations.
bowels. This splendid medicine wil Valley, Minn, was in the city today on in connection with the Union Pacific ing been delayed by one of tbsir Hpeelal to the Muard.
H lean your grain now and have it cure flaiul-ncy, heartburn, belching bis way to Philomath to visit his and ORAN.
Eugene aud every
I ly for spring sowing. The Mouat indigestion, dyspepsia aud oomtipa brother, Rev Rossman.
As soon a»
other point on tbe Southern Pacific draughtsmen leaving.
D bmvkk , Colorado, Jan 1G—A desperate battle took
I >d Fan Is tbe fastest mill built. F tion. Thousands of people have been
that work is finished they will begin
lines
in
Oregon
will
be
on
tbe
same
James A McKibben, editor of the
brought hack to health by It. u*e du.-
place
at th* Independence mine, Cripple Creek, between
Mbambers A Bro have them. w
on
the
Mosby
creek
spur
tor
which
ing the past fifty year» We therefore Henaior, tbe K of P paper, published basis as Portland, so far as the benefit*
■ Yerii «ton, the Niuth street drujr urge you to try it. Our private stamp al Portland, is in the city and will at­ < f tbe settlers’ rates are concerned. piece of road the sum of $110,000 has detectives and thieves, who were stealing tin rich ore, early
i>een set apart, which will probably this morning. On« detective was shot. The thieves escaped.
has -ecured tbe agency for ‘‘Miss is ever the neck of the bottle.
tend the mueter*in ol Vernon Co, There will be no extra charge for tbe
build It at least ten miles up that river
Htb," one of tbe best 5 oent cigars
ride
beyond
Portland.
Uniform Rank, tonight.
|
GERMAN ROYALTY VISIT.
marks', and has reoeived a large
This le the first time settlers’ rales and take it some distance Into town­
Hon W F Matlock, of Pendleton, Is
of them.
Horrible Accident and Death. in Eugene visiting hie brother, Hon J were ever applied to Western Oregon, ship 22 south, range 2 west. Engineer ■penial to the «aard
’ Wood promisee bis men work up to
Mtuan about 45 years old, sorely
D Matlock, other relatives and friends. making tbeee points common with Pu­
g^Bted with boils, applied to Judge
W ashington , Jan 16--Prince Honry of the reigning
A Drain dispatch of January 13 to Mr Matlock has large Interests also in get Boned and Porllaud. Nettlers in about July 1st on tbe three spurs to bo
surveyed, but long before that time
iHcahl yesterday for assistance aud tbe Daily Roseburg Review says: T
considerable
numbers
are
already
earn
­
house
of Germany will be the guett of the German embassy
Alaska. "Bill” epent hie boyhood
|Hy was sent to tbe county poor R Williams, tbe unfortunate man who
ing into the Willamette valley, and | «‘onstrnctiou work will be going for- while hereon hi» visit to the United Stated.
daye in Eugene.
the nt w rates are expected greatly te ward.
was pierced with a flying piece of
at Thurston.
Mrs Emma Thompson and Miao
wood
at
tbe
Leona
mills
last
Tuesday,
augment this movement and extend It
^Krenial vetch and other winter-eowu
Atelia Pitt Dorris attended the wed­
dieo Bunday evening at 6 o’clock, after
to tbe California line.
^Ks seed at
Vote sf Thanks.
Special School Meeting.
ding of Dr Frank F Hnedeeor, of Ala­
List of Letters.
a most remarkable struggle for life.
From Omaha and Kansas City the
tDt*
F L Chambers A Bro’s
bama, and Miss M Broynoan, at Salem
■ B Farrow yeeterday brought a fine Both lungt were pierced by a piece of last night. Miso Dorris rondertd a settler«’ rate to North Peel tie common
P ub limi Baa O uabd :—At our last
Remaining In th» poetofflo» al Ka«en», Ore-
Notice Is hereby given to the legs
B ige grown on the farm of his aunt, wood over an inch in diameter, and solo while Mrs Tbom[oon secured the pointe will be $26 on second class lim­ «»a. January 16, 19<rj.
post mooting, Jannary 10, 1902, J W voters of school District No 4, of Lane
being
wrdgrd
between
tbe
ribs
re
­
ited
ticket.
From
Bt
Louie
tbe
rate
■ i Irene Strong, at Palermo, Calif,
Algeo, Harry
Platt, Olementn
Geary Poet No 7, Grand Army of the county, state of Oregon, that a special
thimble.
will be »30, and from Chicago $38. Cobh, Mrs Martha Davenport, E D
H this ofUce. Mr Farrow has this quired the aid of two mon to with­
Republic, by onanlmone vote acknowl­ school meeting of ths eaid district will
Col
Will
E
Ripeon
and
Col
Plum
­
draw it, yet his life was prolonged for
These rates will take passengers Davis, Mies .Maud Hille, Fred
H u on his list for sale.
edged the many eourteelee extended be held at the courthouse lu Eugene,
mer,
of
the
Washington
brigade,
Uni
­
over five days afterward. Williams
through to any point on tbe Boothern Hill, Mrs L E
Hobeon, Ed
Ljaruev Paine and tbe Inman boys
by you to the Poet and Ita kindred or- Oregon, on the 24th day of January,
was about 35 years of age. He leaves a form Rauk, Kof P, arrived up from Pacific linos in this state.
Western
Knapp Mrs G w ganlaatloue for yearo peat.
tMfc s duck bunt Tuesday and Wed- wife, but no other relatives tn thio Salem this afternoon to muster in Oregon Io oxgeolod 1» profit very great­ Humphrey, Mr
1902, at 7 o’clock in the afternoou, for
Templeton, Irving
Tou may be assured that we appre­ the following objocts: To bear the re-
Mftiay. They killed 61 Jack snipes state. Hie mother lives in Michigan. Vernon Co tonight. The newly or­ ly from the new arrangement, which Norris, Mrs L E
31 ducks. It is said the Inman
ganized company at Helena was mus­ will become effective on the 1st of Tbe International Correspondence ciate It and w lob you unbounded auc- port of the directors and to levy a tax
Hbhool.
eeee in your enterprising and straight­ to pay interest on bonds and to run the
are splendid shots.
tered in by these gentlemen last night. Maroh and continue at laast two
Valley, Mrs Clara
A Mute for Seventy Years.
forward newepaper, the G uabd .
publlo schools for the ensuing year.
^Long range shells are strongest.
A number of the 32nd degree Masons months.
A Chars» ef one cent will be made ea
lat­
Bmpoctfully,
Dated this 13th day of Jan 1902.
Chambers A Mro.
d w
of this city will attend big meetings of
ten given eat, »arsons when sailing ter
E F C bapman ,
Cottage Grove, Or, Jan 14—Jackeon tbe Scottish Rights and Myatie Shrln-
m B E akin ,
alters will »lease state whea aUvsrtlsed.
^Lcksouville Times: A numtier of
A
Deep
Mystery
Paet Peet Commander No 7.
Ch’m Board of DI roc tore.
H F M c O jbnack , PM.
■ residents of Jacksonville, Medford Hopkiii», a deaf mute, aged 70 years, srs at Portland tomorrow nigbt and
Attest: Cko F C haw , Dlstrlet Cle rk
other towns of the valley will go died this evening of pneamonla. He Saturday night. Dr D A Paine, J F
It la a mystery why women endure
flit >seburg the latter part of this leaves a wife and one son, who lives in Robinson, RM Yeran and R MoMur- backache,
L babbd B oabdibb Honen.—■ H
headache,
nervousness,
Thousands Sent into Exile.
phey went down thio afternoon, F L sleeplssauese, melancholy, fainting and
^Bnth, for the purpose of becoming Betbel, Me.
R btival H ub vicbb .—Revival eer
Mulkey haa leaaed frone bla father, W
^■nbers of the B P O of Elks.
Chambers has already gone, and Geo diaxy »pells when thouaanda have
J Mulkey, the well known Mulkey vices will continue throughout the
Every year a large number of poor boarding house on North Willamette week at the U P church. Evening
Dally Guatd, an 15
T Hall will go Saturday.
■>rs Atwood and Day this forenoon
proved that Electric Bitters will quick­
M arrixd — This forenoon at 10:30
sufferers wiioee lungs are sore and street and will hereafter eonduot the eervlee begins at 7:30. The paator, Rev
ly cure such trouble». “I suffered for
Mt'or med an operation for tbe re- o’clock at the residence ef the bride in
racked with coughs are urged to go to same. Mr Mnlkoy, Br, will leave In a G N Wall, la helDg aaaiated by Rev C
It Girdles the Globe.
H val of four masses ef varicose veins Fairmount occorred the marriage of
years with kidney trouble" writes Mrs
another climate. But tills is costly few day a for Beattie where he oxpeeta A Wooley. The publiele cordially in­
Phebe Cherley, er Peterson, la, “and a and not always sure. Don’t be exile
H tbe person of young Mr Awbrey at Miss Lavinna Yeager to Mr Herbert
vited to attend tbeee services.
to engage In busineos.
The fame of Bucklen’e Arnica Salve lame back pained mean I could not
M i resident)* of Mrs Bkluner, about Hodges, of Canyonville, Douglse
when Dr King's Now Discovery for
M*r miles Dorth of the city. Tbe oouaty. After the eersmouy the wed­ as tbe beet in tbe world, extends round drew myself, but Electric Bitters ' Consumption will cure you at home,
tbe earth. It’s the one perfect Dealer wholly cured me, and, although 78
••ration was very successful.
ding party sat dowu to a bountiful
it’s the moot infallible medicine for
of cute, corns, burns, bruises, sorse, years old, I now am able to do all my
dinner and tbe happy couple took the
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and
aches,
housework.” It overcomes constipa­ Lung diseases on earth. The first does
F. E. Chambers.
- show L and D eal .—Last Batur- afternoon train for Ashland where scalds, boils, uloers, felons,
F. L. Chambers.
J E I Frasier sold 2250 seres of the they will spend some time. Tbe bride pains aud all akin eruptions. Only tion, Improves apfietite, gives jwrfect brings relief. Astounding oures result
II (lock farm In Linn county to the is tbe postal ¡stress and storekeeper at Infallible pile cure. 35c a box at W L health. Only 50c at W L Delano’a from persistent use. Trial bottle free
I
►Hon Rrotbsrs, from Ohio, for $22,- Fairmount and baa hosts of friends in DeLano’o.
drug store.
at W L Do Lano. l'rloe 60 and |1.00.
I Today he sold the J F Martin that suburb who with her much hap­
■A- «_» X«. X
Every bottle guaranteed.
<i»ncs property on West Beventb piness and propsrily. The groom ie a
Dally User« Jan 16
I
A ccidbnt at O obubo .—Yesterday
t to S E Cole for »1300; aleo th* substantial young man of our neigh­
afternoon about 4 o'clock F A Ballard,
ae E Holt farm two mile* north of boring county.
Dissolution of Partnership.
employed at the Booth-Kelly Co's saw­
urg, ta Amos Wilkin», 200 acr*e for
paper. Clearance »ale.
mill
at
Coburg,
met
with
an
accident
30; alto the B E Cole property on
B orn —In Eugene, Jan 14, 1902, to stylee at cost before new stock oomes which may reeult seriously. Tbe big
Notice Is hereby given that the "Fin-
•t Fifteenth atreet, to Ella B Martin
d w
Mr and Mrs David Linn a daughter. In. F L Chambers A Bro.
Laundry"
firm of Hower A Jennings
cbain
which
io
need
to
pull
logs
from
MOO.
Ml
the pond up into the mill broke, as io haa this day been dlraolved by nsutnal
fr< quent'y the case, and while fasten­ consent, E Nye retiring.
The buolneae will be continued by
ing It together, tbe big Iron leaver
used In too work, flew beck and hit Bert Jennings and I P Hower under
tbe man on tbe beck of tbe head, cut­ tbe firm name of Hower A Jennings.
ting a gaeh several Inches long
Ir They will oollect all accounts due tbe
Kuykendall was called and reacts* firm and settle all indebtedness.
E Nvn,
there atmut fl o’clock. ibis morning
BkRT J kN NINOS,
shout 10:30 the doctor received word
1 PH owkk
that th* It |ured man wa» parti, oon-
Remnants.
Baking Powder.
Eugeni, D c 21, 19ul.
scioue
but
It
could
not
t«e
ascertained
11 lbs fine granulated rugbr I' On
BIG UNE TO CLOSE.
■it* pink t«ans. 25e
j Ib-can Schillings Bo»t Baking
whether bie brain was seriously sfT-ctd
H*meml*r w» hsv» a large line of
• ha Bayo t«ean», 25c
Powder.....................
... »C
EXTRA HEAVY hLEEt ED UN- t>y the blow or not The skull wag
■ t.* freak English walnut-', 25c
M arrixd — W H Batmau and M'»e
1 ib-cat Bcbllliiigs Beat Baking
not cracked.
.VX3 DERWA ER, to close at a bargain
■ b paper »heli alœot.d», 15 j
Powder.......................................
Bertha Nichols were ru«rri»d in J inc-
• It* grwrd green Coffee |1 •
, 2j Ib-can Hchilllag» Beet Baking
________
tiou < Ity, January 16, 1902, by Rev G
Special Bargains in Shoes.
Dally (laard, ______
Jan ¡6
Wra itorwf roasted coffee $160
86c
Powder.......................................
W ill A bbabgb D ate ».- Manager L Lobdeli. l he bride is well known
•h kg» A and H Bods, 26c
26 >t-can K C Baking Pewdar ... 2uc Children'» |1.00 shoo for 75*
l|h ginger «n «pe, 10e
Women's shoes for 75c
Norris, of the U O glee club, left this a» a teacher of this county and the
JP u*ar bax Eorene erap 85c
Women’s heavy or light Shoe» |1 00
Slates.
afternoon for Albany and other points groom resides at Reeeburg.
lp-gal pail of syrup, 8Ao
Women
's
11
50
heavy
shoes
for
»1
36
15c slate for 10c.
a« rth to make arrangements tor eon-I
— -
----------------
Boys' shoes 75c aed $1.00
I Try our 15e roasted cofY« e.lt is a
fl x 9 inch slate 5c
eerte to be given by the elub. The
CJ yk. A T O X X
Mens'
|1
60
sheet
for
81
00
■ any 20c coffee ever offered.
3)c slate 15c
Men's fall stock shoe 81
club ex recta te give Its first entertain- B<wntl>»
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meat February 10th, at Albany. Aguu.«»
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Thence it will go to Corvallis, Mo>
Minnvllle, Moomouth or Indopen
Th* new 40 Oliver Bulky and Gang
deone, Forest Grove, Portland and
probably Newberg. Tbe work of the plows are **i*elally adopted for win-
c uh I'1 »year is excellent, surpassing > tor plowing. 8 » them a- FL Cham-
that >f any previous seaeou.
i hero A Bru’s.
ddter
J^-AT
ORAN’S Shoe Store
BREVITIES.
SOME SPECIAL PRICES.
F. L CHAMBERS
& BRO.
Ax Billy Department Store.
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