The Eugene weekly guard., May 17, 1902, Image 7

PERSONAL.
Good
Honest
Solid
Shoes
A BIG SAWMILL.
DIVINITY SCHOOL
AN OREGON MAN.
Daily saard. May u
J T Irish, of Wendling, is In the
city.
Geo F Craw is oonfined to bis home
with Illness.
W H Linocln is down is down from
Cottage Grove.
Federal Labor Union Organized
Last Night
Arthur Benders came up from Har­
I
risburg last night.
C B Clement returned this afternoon
from Cot tage Grove.
OTHER!
TO
BE
ORSAMTED.
Dally Oaaid May IS,
Submarine Volcano Be
comes Active in
Mediterranean
Sea.
day Evening, June 2.
To Be Bnilt Soon at Cottage P. L Campbell Will Be Chosen
Groie.
President of the U. 0.
ret e«oe«*M.
Pl
I
1C
Special to the G uabd ,
Shoes that always give
F A Rankin returned this afternoon
There was a large attendance cf
There will ba another meeting in a
C ottage G rove , May 14.—The
from Cottage Grove.
laborers at the bill over Lake's marbls
gatiifactiou,
to
G uard repreaentatlvehere baa it from few days of lhe tsmid of regents of the
Arthur Meyer returned this after­ works last night. Orgauizer G Y
good authority that a big aawmlll will University of Oregon to elect a presi­
Harry made a short address In which
noon from Roseburg.
be built aoon on the Alex Cooley place dent to succeed Frnk Strong, who re­
be explained the workings snd princi­
juataoulb
of towu by a combination cently resigned to accept the presidency
Prof Rick Dearborn returned this
YORAN’S
ples of the labor unions and then pro­
of iutereata Including the Pacific Tim­ of Kansas University, says yesterday’s
afternoon from Corvallis.
ceeded to organize a Federal Labor
ber Co, J I Jone« and the Booth-Kelly Portland Tt legram. The meeting will
Mrs J Pironl and child went to Colon, made up of laborers of different
Co. The mill will be of 75,000 feet per oe held as soon as Judge Bean, who
Portland this afernoon on a visit.
vocations who are notin large enough
day capacity. A track will tie laid Is now sitting on the supreme court
Mrs Lester Tozier returned this numbers to effect separate organiza­
from the tarmlnua of tho Bohemia rail­ tamcb at Pendleton, fiul.hee hie duties
afternoon from a visit at Creswell.
tions. Frank Heyer was chosen presi­
road up through Jone«’ addition, paaa- there.
The regents have practically agreed
Re-nemb« ti>»t land
•»
D W Btlbbene and family have dent; Wesley Peuniugton, secretary,
tng weat of J I Jonea' realdeuoe, then
Florence Nightingale.
and A Wilcox, treasurer.
The new
moved from Mapleton to Eugene.
aontb to the Cooley place where there upon a man, who, it is understood, re­
MooU*''.
__
sides in Oregon. The advisability of
la a aplendld atte.
P N Laird, of Ja»pr, whs in Eugene uulon starts out with 34 members, Special to the uuard.
Fwt bulk garden seed. Chamber.
which number, Mr Harry says, far ex-
The Pacific Timber Co already hae calling an Easters mau to fill the chair
today with a load of farm products.
L ondon , May 15.—Today
hsrdw»r*‘-
feeds his expectations.
land near Latham aeroaa the river from lias been fully discu-eed by tbs board,
BUNDAY, JUNE 1, 11 A M.
Mr and Mrs G N Frazer, Br, re­
pewen door« «nd windows at Lough-
Mr Harry has interested the carpen­ friends and admirers celebra­
thia propoaad alt» aud adjoining the and while mauy of the regents would
turned this afternoon faom Corvallis.
Kxercitiea.
hi 11 r * Peter’».
ters, the painters, the barbers aud the ted
the 79th birthday of Opening
grouuda uaed for lhe Southern Pacific like to see au Easterner at the head of
Communion Service.
8 Handeaker and wife returned to­ retail clerks in the proposition of form­
johnBiowell 1» oo” night clerk at
wood-preaerviug plaut. The right of the University, it is the feeliug of the
Florence
Nightingale,
who
Baccalaureate Sermon—Rev J T
day from Creswell and other southern ing uuione, aud each of these will at
Hotel Eugene.
way
haa been aecurod wide enough for board as a whole that the salary offered
for
years
gave
her
services
as
Eabalmau, Tacoma, Waahiugton.
pointe.
once
organize.
The
carpenters
will
Moon sell» •» *lud8 of 8*** 8eed'
a wagon road along«lde and 20 acre« of is too small to attract au educator of
a nurse on the field of battle Song.
meet
Bunday
for
that
purpose.
W
L
De
Lano
went
to
Corvallis
this
laud on the Cooley plaoe tor the big any great promiuence.
Yoa know his price*.
Ordiuatlon aervice, directed by Rev
The regents have received a large
and
in
the
army
hospital.
As
announced
in
yesterday
’
s
GUARD,
plant.
Moon has fits-alw some rape seed. afternoon to take in the May festival
J 8 McCallum.
number of apil catioi a | <>me of which
of
music.
the
priuters
met
at
this
office
last
I Lowest prices In town.
RAILROAD PRnoREBS.
Benediction.
Doctor’s Convention.
came from pro eseors now serving in
W W Haines, of the Eugene tannery, evening at 6 o’clock and organized a
Grading on tberailroaul ia progreee- re ponsible positions In Eastern col­
Haininock»’, *1.35, J1.50, *2.00. *2.25,
MONDAY, JUNR 2, 8 P. M.
Special
to
G
uard
.
typographical
union
with
11
members.
left this afternoon lor a trip up the
lug rat'ldly, the work being almoet l-gee and uuivercities, but whether
|300, *3.25, *3.50 at Paine and Kay’s.
RB Huston, of the G uard force, was
L kwisburg , Tenn, May 15. Muaie.
Bantiam,
completed from the oamp to the Currin they would be competent to assume
Rxp,, good freeh seed—genuine
Prayer.
ohoeeu temporary president, and Miss —The medical profession of
bridge on Row river, and it la rapidly the duties of president la a question
Clyde Lloyd, ths timber man, was in
dwarf Ensex rape, 8 oenta, at Moon’».
Bong—Divinity School Quartet.
A A Miller, of the Journal, temporary
the
United
States
is
holding
coming thia way. Ilia expected that with the regents. All seud veiy flat­
the city today, going to Portland on
Addreae
before
lhe
graduating
olaae
Ht.vy field aDd yard wire fence
secretary.
by the time the grading of tbia flrat tering recommendations, but Judge 0
the afternoon train.
only 5ooe^ iod Bl Chamber»’ hard­
There will be six unions In Eugene, a national convention in thia —Rev Geo W Sweeney, L L D, Oak­
atrip ia done that traok-layiDg will be­ B Htlllnger says that insofar as be is
land, Cal.
Mrs Ina Mayer and Miss Pearl Park and when they are all organized a city today.
ware.
gin and will be puabed out to the two ooncerned a recommendation does not
arrived in Eugene this afternoon from Federated Trades Assembly Will be
Boog. by male quartet.
See Al A Simmons for stamps and
bridge» ao that limber« oan ba «hipped carry as much weight today as it did
Chinese
Bill
Flaw.
Ban Francisco on a visit.
Conferring
of
Degreee
—
Dean
Eugene
formed. This organization consists of
photos, at lowest rates.
Bixth and
out there.
Special to thejauard.
years ago.
C.
Sanderson.
Rev
Mac
H
Wallace
returned
this
delegatee from the various unions, and ■
Willamette streets.
Mr Morphy haa already purchaaed
Judge Bellinger says he would like
Song.
W
ashington , May 15.—
afternoon from Clackamas where be all differences between employer and '
No wheel as goed as the Crescent,
rail« for 11 mil«« of road and haa the to see the Btate University and the
Bened lotion
attended a Congregational convention employe are handled by them.
Attorneys
representing
Chi
­
Get one and know it.
Bee them at
The c I bm motto 1« “Ad Dai veta vita «hipping reoeipt for them, and tt la agricultural callage combined, which
Jacob Keller, who recently bought
nese interests have created no mea."
understood they were Iu Portland would justify the calling of a high-
Chambers’ hardware.
and the olaae oolor ia purple.
James Hoffman’s plaoe near Irving,
little sensation with the an­
yeeterday. The correepondent la al«o priced president to assume oontrol of
Oregonian: John Ditchburn, Jr,
has gone to Iowa to bring his family
informed that a locomotive baa beeu both Institutions. Bo long as they are
nouncement that they have
who has been very sick with typhoid
eut.
secured and will be brought here by an apart, however, there is not likely to
pneumonia, is recovering.
discovered a fiaw in the ex­
expert locomotive builder who will be a surplus of funds available with
Mr and Mrs D Tilton returned this
A Harney county deputy aheriff,
clusion bill that will permit
have charge of the engine« on the new wtiioh to pay the University president
afternoon from a vieit with their
assisted by several guards, landed four
the free entry of Chinese to
road until atiopa oau be erected and more than he is now reoeivlug—*3d00.
daughter, Mrs N A Emmltt, at Falls
oonvicts at the penitentiary Tuesday.
equipp'd.
the
United
¡States.
City.
two institutions and the four
It cost a neat little sum, *712.10
The Annual Sermon to Be Deliv­ Men are at work getting ont tiea in These
normal schools eat Up pretty much all
Mies
Anna
Wbiteaker
went
to
Port
­
The fishing season is here and
readlneea for the completion of the firat the appropriation now made by the
ered By Rev J S McCallum.
land on the afternoon train. Bhe will
Chambers’ Hardware is ready for it
aeetion
of grade ao that there may be state for educational purpose«.
vieit with her sister, Mrs Jarvis, about
with the biggest and best assortment
A nn A rbor , Mich, May 15. Memorial Day will be fittingly ob­ no delay In getting the track down aud
two weeks.
IT 18 P. L. CAMPBELL.
of tackle ever brought to Eugene.
—A monster musical festival served in Eugene Friday, May 80. car» running.
___
Mrs
Eatella
Mayberry
left
this
after
­
Today
’s Oregonian says:
It haa
Do you need «eed oorn, either field
Preparations are being made by the
building notes .
noon for her home at Arlington, Wash.
will
«0»
H<.
P.i.Ti.e PLART.
«
bein
g
hflld
J
10
™«
musicians
leaked
out
that
one
of
the
acta
of the
or sweet, »Dy kind of peas, beans, beets
oommlttee appointed by J W Geary
0 H Wallace and »one commenced Btate Uuiver-lty board of regeuta al
van, Gaaid. May .4
f rO1"
PO^lOns of the COUU- Poet, G A R, who will have the aid of work
or other seed of auy description. Moon Bhe will stop at Junction a day or two
on the foundation of Dr Wali’a their Portlaud session two weeks ago
to visit her aunt.
Yesterday C D Combs, the grocer, try being ill attendance.
bis it and his price is the loweet in
the militia, kindred organizations and naw building on Main atraet, only a
was the tender of lhe presidency of the
Mrs 8 8 Durkheimer and|little daugb sold to W C Yoran, the job printer, his
c ,
.
...
town.
citizens.
Resides the services at the block from the depot.
Eugene
institution to Pre-ideut P L
ter came up from Portland this after­ West Eighth street brick .tore build-
Submarine Volcano.
oemetery on that day, a good program
Albany Democrat: The more W J
Plane are being drawn for a fine Campbell, of the Oregon Btate Normal
noon to visit Mrs Durkheimer’eparents, Ing, one story high, now occupied by 8pec',’to‘beOVt“’^
,
will be presented in the evening at the brick on the old Knox property on the
Furnish's official reoord is examlued
sohool, at Monmouth. It can t»e stated
B M Berg as a variety store. Tbecon-
AJACCIO, Corsica, May 1O.
Mr and Mrs E Schwarz-child.
into the worse it gets. It la poor
Christian church.
»nut «treat but nearer the rivar.
on unimpeachable authority that Pres­
G
Y
Harry,
the
labor
orgauizer,
Hideration
is
*2ioo.
—
A
submarine
volcano
has
The Memorial sermon will be
reeuninendation for a mau running
Quite a number of reaidenoee are io ident Campbell will aocept.
went to Cottage Grove this afternoon.
Mr Yorau informed a guard re- suddenly became
active in delivered by Rev J 8 MeCallum at the be built aoon.
for the offioe of governor.
DECLINES TO TALK.
From there he will go to Roseburg and porter today that be will move hie the Mediterranean.
There Christian church Bunday forenoon,
252 bicycles sold at the Cree cent
B H Friendly, lhe Eugene regent,
•
,
i i
Grant’s Paes, expecting to organize printing plant, whioh is now located
May
?5,
at
11:15
o
’
clock.
Adetailed
agenev in 1901. Only the best built
in Hampton Bros’ building over Wii- "*as HO previous knowledge as program will be published in a few
ef the University, refuses to say any­
unions at each place.
sub lightest running wheel could poe-
CLUB ROOMS OPEN.
thing about the supposed tender of the
son's grooery store, to the building | to its existence,
days.
tlbly make this record. Plenty more
presidency to President P L Campbell.
purchased by him by July 1st, or if Mr
Dowie's
Faith
Unrewarded.
>1 as good at Chambers hardware.
A FARMERS REST.
Berg can find another location before
The Commercial Club Has In- It ia not doubted here that the story
Special to tbs uuard,
Garden cultivaters, *3.50, *4.25, *5.00
of tho tender is correct.
■ hat time be will move sooner. Mr
A DISASTROUS RUNAWAY.
stalled Fixtures.
g 75, *6.75, at Moon’s.
C hicago . , May
15—Dowie
.
Womens’ Patriotic League Will Berg will occupy quarters in Mr
Vote for the cycle path to come your
Bohneider’s new brick on West Eighth the faith healer and leader of
Erect a Building in the
Sensational Suicide.
Mao, Ths temporary quarters of the Eu-
*ay. Each one is entitled to a vote
«nd Olive BtrejtB when it is finished, a sect that pretends to cure E C Lak», The Marble
that has bought any kind of a bicycle
Park.
gene
Commercial
Club
In
the
armory
but that will not be until some time J j8ease8 by prayer has A sad
Bruised up.
O ro F ino , Idaho, May 14.—Dr F J
of Chambers, also a Crescent rider re­
club rooms were opened today aud will
11 Mr Yoran Will have splendid quarter, personal experience
hereafter remain open until the rooms Leadbrook, a prominent physician of
gardless of where he bought his Cres­
For a long time the need of a place
Harrisburg Bulletin: E U Lake
|
1I1S (laughter, WuO
was
cent.
tn the new opera house building are Moscow, and Miss Winnie Booth, It
where the farmers and tbeir famille« for bis printing office.
came to this city yeeterday in a miser-
year old daughter of Rev O M Booth,
badly burned Wednesday, able plight, bl. flesh Inceratod Md ™dy for occupancy.
who come to town to do tbeir trading
F C hambers A B ro
of the Methodist oi urch at
Edward
Waud
Dead.
can stop and rest has been apparent.
died today. Dowie would not with many bruise., the result of a run- *«>• tam^rary quarter. . the club pastor
Moscow, committed suicide here today.
The Women's Patriotic League has
«way.
He
waa
driving
hl.
carriage
nice
y
furni.hed
and
wfil
ba
a
vary
allow the presence of a physi­
Vi enw , Or, May 13.—Edward Waud
Veterans* Reunion
m
•>»<» .And
u I? pleasant plaoe for the members to «pend The couple arrived in yesterday and
taken the matter up and at the last
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...
cian
at the bedside of the girl. team Tuesday on the road near B E | tbeir
avening*. Billiard and pool ta­ spent the night at the hotel. They
meeting discussed the question of who died at bls home here May 9, was
an Oregon pioneer of 1853. He was a H18 followers offered prayer» Cogswell’» farm, when a phenomenal ble« and card table« have been plaoed left several letters bidding friends good­
The attention of all soldiers, Ballon erecting a building for that purp<>se In
fail of hall occurred. He describes
bye, and saying as they could not live
and marines of the war of lhe rebellion the city park. Members of the League native of Donoaeter, England, wher fOy her recovery blit to I1O tbem as being the size of English In the room», oholee cigars can be had,
toaether, except In sin, they preferred
he
was
born
in
1816.
He
was
married
is Mlled to the fact that the annual have interviewed the county oourt,
walnut" and fell almo.1 In a .olid “d_^ere
DUaiero0'
to die together.
One letter to Rev
ia
Ohio
and
came
to
California
in
1853,
alancea.
asking
that
body
to
grant
them
a
site
reunion of the Lane County Veteran
volume. In thia strem of pelting the
Booth
from
Leadbrook
contained *200
moving
to
Oregen
shortly
afterward.
John Beverly baa been employed to
A Hanna Wedding.
Association will be held at Eugene, in one of the parks for such a build­
horses became unmanageable. He waa
for the funeral expenses of the girl.
He
lived
at
Eugene
35
years,
being
an
care
for
the
rooms.
ing.
The
court
seems
favorable
to
the
Oregon, on Wednesday, Thursday and
thrown from lhe buggy with great
Special to the Guard.
Friday, June lltb, 12th and 14th, 1902. project and may grant the site at the employe of Beu F Dorris in the tin­
C leveland , Ohio, May 15. force. The only wonder la that be did
ware business for 23 or 24 years. He
All veterans are urgently requested next regular meeting.
N avy E nlistments — Fred Joseph­
was
for
many
years
a
member
of
the
I
—
authorized annOUnce- not ioeehlallfb. However with unusual
L wttrr L ist .—Following are the
County Judge H R Kincaid today
to be in attendance with their familiee.
son of the United State« navy la here
capacity of endurance, be waa able to
Arrangements are being made where­ told a G uard reporter that he has ad­ Maeonlc lodge, and was a charter mem-1 ment j9 maJ0 that Mis8 Hau­ ■ be brought to town yeeterday and name» of persona who should call for making arrangement» for the coming
at the Eugene poetoffioe, telling
He was the
by board and lodging will be furnished vocated just such a thing for a long ber of the Eugene lodge. £*
of Lieutenant J P Morton, who will
na, daughter of Senator Mark wttb hia baDdaged faoe, broteed limb» letters
the
postmaster
that they have been
father
of
11
children,
eeven
of
whom
time
and
that
he
is
beartly
in
favor
o
f
*t the loweet possible figure.
Hanna, will be married to I and wrecked vehicle, wbleh he brought advertised and paying a charge of one be in Eugene from Saturday Illi Wed­
survive him: Mrs Fannie
Official notioe will be mailed to each the project.
nesday next inclusive, to take enlist­
cent: Mn G Eater, J M Galley, M D,
It is understood that the proposed of California; ; c E Waud, of West Harry Parsons, Juno 16th. *<*
member as soon as the details are de­
ment» of boys and tmen for the navy.
Roxbury,
, T ,
I ' lot."
‘’I’”
.
B F Hamell, M D, A E Hawley,
termined upon.
building will be fitted up as much like Fork, Or; Mrs F M Cole, of
Lieutenant Morton will have quartern
Purdey J Hampton, Warren Hall, O
a home as possible, with mirrors for Maae; Edward Waud, of Viento, Or;
1 r Company A and C’e room» In the
J ohn I noham ,
B Jackson, G W MoOoy, N N Nilson,
Mrs Alice Bhoukwiler, of Portland,
The Prince of Grafters.
A Y brinston ,
Peeident.
the ladles, toilets, etc.
armory .(commencing Monday from 9
| H L Power«, M D, Mr« W HR Pern-
Or;
Mrs
M
M
Bayer,
of
Viento,
and
It Is a commendable move
and
am to 8 p m.
Secretary.
A Umatilla county paper publishes berty, Mise Minnie Pickard, Carl M
should reoeive lhe hearty support of George Waud of The Dalles.
Fall line of bike sundries at down-
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back, M D, Frank J Van Kirk, M
A ppropriated MOO.—Albany Dem­
Probably Only 5000 Votert in the | • to mu
of present county
I™
“ I Blay Ed<ar
all.
to-date
price« at Chamber»’ hard-
by
the
clerk,
In
which
H
White,
Mrs
A
E
Wright.
ocrat, May 14: The oounty oourt to­
Mr Waud ia well remembered by old
ware.
day ordered >800 appropriated for the
County Registered.
D ied .—Miss Elva Wlger died at citizens aatbepioneer tinner ol the town.
Furnish while sheriff, ohargsd he
completion of the road leading into Coburg May 13, 1902, from consump­ The family lived for many years on the
county 15 per eent for 80 day«’ use of
the Blue R ver mine« from this side, tion. Bhe was aged 22 jeers and was coroner now occupied by 8 M Yoran’.
Those who had not registered up I 9454.40 advanced by him, oral the rate I
orsomuc a« will be needed to finish a member of the Coburg Rebekah residence where, with an exception or to five o’clock this evening will have of ioq per oent.
the work to ihe county lln«, to be ex- lodge. The funeral was held this af two, all the children were born. Hia to be sworn in at the election on June
y^e records show that he drew |48,-1
p°nded under direction of Commia- ternoon at one o’clock and the re­ wa< a kindly disposition. Many of hia 2nd, or else not vote at all.
I ()00 in four years on criminal business I
•ioner Swan.
The registration txxks at the oounty lend the Weston Leader «aye hie ra- I
mains interred in the Coburg I O O F old time friends will learn of hia
demise with regret, tempered by the clerk’s office closed promptly at five, Qeipta were at least *75,000 In the civil
cemetery,
Rev
J
T
Merrill,
pastor
of
A first-claae experienced bicycle re­
thought ttfat at 96 years of age death ia according to law.
business. The Leader «aye be raoeived
pair man now at Chambers’ hardware. the Eugene U B church, conducting i
a kindly vialtor.
All dsy today there has been a jpjoo for publishing the delinquent
the services.
steady stream of voters who desired to
M|e «nd paid the printer *24* of It.
register and the total number wilt be According to Umatilla oounty papers
Home larger than wae expected a few I Furnish waa the prinoe of grafters
days ago, but will not be much over 1 Talk of business quallfieatlona. Do
5000, If that many.
I (he people of Oregon want snob a hui-
shoestore
k Mark Hanna
brevities .
The program» for the «eventh annual
commencement exerelaee of the Ku-
gene Divinity School to be held tn the
Fitvt Christian church Sunday and
Monday, June 1 aud 2, are out.
The following ere the graduate« thia
year:
ClaMical Mlnlaterlal Courae, B D—
Frank E Billington, Elmer M Patter-
aon, Victor E Hoyeu, Leou D Green.
Eugliah Ministerial Courae—Alice M
Smith.
Bohool of Oratory—Conetauoe A
Handeaker.
The program for the two day» la
I
follow«.
PROPERTY SOLD.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Building on Eighth Street.
.^.1 *«l“$,cal Meet
• *°nf ,ookln«
REGISTRATION CLOSES.
NEW GOODS
latbr .
The count showed a total registra­
tion of 5060, which la several hundred
«bortof the registration two years ago.
Dry Goods.
Newaat Summer Good» juat raoeived from
Manufacturer
” aiat Goode in Linen effect« only 7Jc par yd
” percale« 7 jc iwr yd.
To «ee tbem ia to buy them.
Sditine« and I .inetu lor akirte.
»rm 12| toiic per yard.
Shoes.
Special until «old.
and child» tiea.
H to 2. U 75c per pr.
L Hill 1 Deary a hoe« 75c per pr
Men • heavy buckle «hoe« Ml.00.
Groceries.
New thing«.
No 1 full ream cbeeae.
California cheeee 15 cent».
Sweet pickle« f r pt 10 cent«.
Nice large Mackerel lOcaata.
Good ~und gr-en apple«.
Choice large iemona per dot 15c.
Prize Baking Powder.
1 lb pound good taking powder with
large piece of grant e ware, 50c.
Thie
waa bought several year« ago before the
advance in granite«ar». Its a !«rg»in.
You can Mill get
GEO. W. CHILDS CIGARS
3 for 10 ccata.
I neee man for governor?
C rkerfl ’ l O ver P hobpbct .—Yes­
terday's Portland Joornal:
Maser»
Chamberlain and Wann arrived In
Jardinieres.
Portland this morning at 7 :3Q and left
Joel C. Inman.
New things just r—«i-«d. Ths »sry latest.
at 9:25 for Rt Helene.
Mr Chamber-
Indian heads, etc, 80 rwnts »nd up.
■
Miv G««rd May 1»
I lain "aid to The Journal: "I am deep-
Ternary», 25 cesta and up.
Another of the Laue couuty pioneers ly gratified with the reception we had
haa been “gathered to hie father« .’’ | io Marion county. We have held four
Glass Ware.
Joel C Ionian died at hie home neur meetings, and each one has been flat­
I .»nr» shipment jqst arriaal.
Elmira thia morning at 6:30 o’clock, teringly large and enthusiastic. I am
1 giMs «at * pieces, 80 cents.
aged 7« year».
He had been ill foul sure that I am persoaally pleased and
1 elegant glase set 4 pierce, CO oenta.
cheered by the apparent enthusiasm
1 g'^»l sized r-*tri pitrhsr 15 ents.
week« with pneumonia.
I^rge berry dishes. 15 to 25 seats.
of ths people. Bnceeee Is ours, I am
Joel
C
Inman
w«a
bern
in
Alatama
1 set nice berry iishee, JO cents
tn 1824. With bl« wife and thrae obil- •on fidant.
1 del nice clear glaaaas 35«.
dr«n becroaaed the plaint from Missouri
in 1*62, taking a donation olalm on the
Dally Soard, May 14.
place where be died.
He leave« Da­
M arried .— In Eugene thia after-
merons decendanta.
The burial will take pla>» at the In­ **>n al 8 •’clock by Jnslloa C A
man cemetery Saturday forenoon at 11 Wiotennaler, Charley C Starr and
Mias Lizzis G4NMT, both ef Jnnotlon
I o’dock.
Ai Billy’s Beoartment Store.
Furniture
CHAMBERS HARDWARE