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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY JUNE 21
VOL. 35
1902.
NO 52
r
o CLOSE OUT
ANNUAL MEETING
CIRCUIT COURT.
7
JOEL WARE.
TIP1 J
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
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Ladies Tailor Made Suits,
All New Spring Styles.
$9.00
$12.00
$15.00
$20.00
$25.00
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
FOR
$6.00
$8.00
$10.00
$15.00
$16.65
Call at once.
Hampton Bros.
[EKLÏ EUGENE GUARD
PROF. RESSLER’S ? FORTUNE.
Of the Board of Directors ot Regnlar June Term Convened Died After a Long Illness Snn
the Eugene Public Schools.
This Morning.
day Morning.
CtERK'S *t*O*T.
Theannu I meeting of the board of
directors of the Eugene school dis­
trict was held lu the city ha 1 last
night.
The vote east tor school d rectors at
th» election held In the afternoon wa*
cauvassed. The result of the vote wa»
a» toll >ws:
Mrs J M Collier.................................. 99
W O Z»l> lsr....................................... 98
j J J Walton......................................... 92
J W Harrl-......................................... 25
E R Skipworth.................................. 15
j A E W beeier...................................... 1
Hugh Hampton.................................. 1
i B D Paine......................................... 1
Mis J M Collier, W O Zsigler aud J
J Wai too having received the highest
yote were declared elected.
Frank Reisner, clerk, submilted bl»
report as follow»:
STATISTICAL.
Elected to Presidency of Monmouth No. of persons between 4 and 20
MP8ELL BROS., Publishers
[ year* old residing in the dis­
Normal School.
trict at the time of ibis re­
Dally Guard, June 17
osa.o jurv drawn .
port............................................. ..
Pally ouard June 16
ruaiatt
toosv
Dally Guard June 16
Ose Guard Got A Shot
in Shoulder From
Their Rifles
Today
Ji'el Ware, me houored citizen who
The regular June term of the Laie
oouuty circuit court convened this ba* lived here many years and figured
forenoon at the courthouse, Judge prominetuly In publlo life, dhd at his
J W Hamilton presiding. Sheriff home, corner of East Flfib and Oak
Wither. andCleik Lee were on hand street*, In Eugene Sunday morning,
June 15, at 3:30 o’clock, alter havtug
to perform their respective daties.
The following Jurors wer> excuaed been oontlued to bls bed for mauy
from duty : E W Osburn, herd tracer, months.
Sherman Heller, J H Luckey, Geo
The funeral wa* held at the real«
Gordon
I deuce at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon
Elmer Roberts was appointed court and the remalue were luterred In the
bailiff and J M Howe grand Jury bailiff I OOF cemetery. R-v Dr 1) E Lov­
eridge, of the Epl-copal church, con­
A GRAND JURY DRAWN.
A grand jury, the first one for several ducted the service* at the house, and
term«, was drawn as follows: E P the oereraonles at the cemetery w«r* In
A Mayor Arrested.
Redford, James Stevens, Geo McLean, charge of Spencer Butte Lodge, IDO
H J Streeter, H C Veatch, Samuel F. a large namtier of frieuds of the Special to the GuaM.
Schrimpf, Henry Gate-. E P Redford
M inneapolis , Juno 17 —
was appointed foreman. After being
The police scandal has re­
instructed aud charged by the court
sulted in the arrest of Mayor
the grand jury retired for consldera-
atioD.
Ames.
The grand jurj’ brought In a true bill
Miner-Homeseeker Kush.
against Chris Sayers, charged with lar­
Special to the Guard.
1,634 ceny.
Fort Hall Reservation Open
MUSICAL atCITAl LAST «I0HT
Dallf Guard Jun« 17
The annual o-tiurn«nc*4fiiHnt recital
of the Mcbool of muaic wm held In
Villard Hall liat ev^nln^, under the
direction of Prof Naah aud Mi«a Han-
•eo. teacher« of music at the the Uul*
verelty.
The program aa scheduled wm aa ft I-
1 »wa:
Fourth Movement Second Symphony in D
major.....................
Beethoven
let Plano. Arthur Frat, r, Hallie Wataon
2nd Elano, Haxel Bicker«, Zida iioldemtth
Duet. Merry, Merry Are We ...
...Comet
Cora Wold, Niua Ostrander
Rondo Capriccioeo ...................... .Mendelssohn
Helen Clark
a Iveulng Bjng, b Melody, c Hunting
^ong .......................................... lloliaeuder
(For left hand alone]
Caiuille Carroll
Songa a Berceuse....................
.Godard
b Oil Divine Redeemer ..........Gounod
Mrs Mae Huff-Smith
Impromptu op. 142, Themu and Variations
.. ................................
Schubert
Ilalli» H Watson
Butterflies.....................................
Fchumann
Haxel Bicker»
..
.. Kjeru’!
Sorg»
a »rueove» Soug
( tia twiek
b The Dansa ............
Lulu Renshaw
Capri ocio Brillant .......
M.ndeUsohn
Ureheatral l«rts uu Mootnl piano by Carrie St
l ... 1
Arthur L Frttier
b The Almond
Ronga
a Moonlight,
c Humility ............... Schumann
Trea,
Betlha K le tuple toil
Overture to Fingal« Cave
........ MeudelMOhn
Two 1*1 a no«, Eight Hand».
Each number whs presented iu an
»PECIL VENIRE.
No. of pupil» between 4 aud 20
P ocatelix ), Idaho, June 17
A telephone message from Hon 8 B
aw KMt»ideot Willamette street, be-
years
<
Id
on
registrar
............
1,113
The
Mowing
juror, were
'C Twren Seventh and Eighth street.
Eakin, who is at Monmouth today at­ Males....................................................
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The
opening of the Fort
668 moned by Sheriff Wither, by special
tending a meeting of the board of Females.......................................
Hall Indian reservation to­
556 venire: Volney Hemenway, George
1
regents of the Monmouth Normal No. teachers employed during
Norris, Shelton Jenkins, CM Young,
day was attended by a rush
Schx>l, gives the information that at a
the year............................ .......
23 G«<orge Houck.
of miners and homeseekers.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
meeting of the board this afternoon No. bi ldlng state certificates or
CASES DISPOSED OF
Prof E D Ressler, superintendent of! dipl >ma*..................................
Tracy-Merrill Picnic.
20
«2.00
Following were the erses :li»p >sed of
, 1.00 the Eugene public schools for several No holding first grads certifi­
8peclal
to
the guard
(uoths..
up to press time thi* afternoon :
admiral Is manner aud it Is said that
. .60 years, and later a member of the faculty
i JI ou tli»
cates ..................................................
1
23
-Peter
Hchuttler
et
at,
v*
W
W
of tba State University, was elected No. bolding second grads cer­
V ancouver , Wash,June 17, the recital as a whole was the meet
Ma'quam; to recover money Follow­
one ever given at the Uni­
president of the Monmouth Normal
tificates ...................................
3 p m.—The “hunt” for the successful
1
ing jury drawn : Green Zumwalt, C V
versity. Hie Instrumental pieces were
School. Prof Ro»»l *r’s many friend* No. holding primary certlfl-
escaped Salem penitentiary a 1 classic iu Coposhlon and appropri­
•M l er, Jacob Huff, J W Wyk' fl, E R
i rstes niad* kn<.wn on »PPH“«"“ will congratulate him on such an
caies.........................................
1 Mumtney, P Pavis, A M Richardson,
convicts goes merrily on.
ately Delected to emphasize the particu­
all business letters to 1 HE G UAKU, houoratl-* advancement.
No. of persons between 4 and 20
M L Hendrick», E J Crow, Chas Cur­
e, Oregon.
lar tslsnt of each pupil, dr Frazer
Yesterday
afternoon
at
4
EXCHANGE OF PROFESSORS
years not attending any
rie, L> Lemon*, J C Nih< boo. Verdict deceased gentleman and of the family o’clock a Salem guard who is displajed his usual brilliant technique
Prof P L Campbell, the late presi«
school................................................
312 for defendants.
attended the funeral and followed the
i'oprlcclo Brillsut (Mendel**obu)
dent of the Monmouth Normal, oon ee Whole number of days atten­
with the posse as a deputy In
L WHITSON,
6 —D B Conrad vs J W and Nettle [ remains to the cemetery.
wilch, It will be remembered, he
to Eugene to take the presidency ofj dance during lb* year.......... 139,933
DENTIST.
Mc< onnell; confirmation. Confirmed.
Joel Ware was born in Mahoning sheriff shot Wm Morris a played so successfully at the May
the State University; and Eugene j Average daily attendance......
823
g purchased the office and fixture* of
7
—
Henry
Ruel
et
al,
vs
B
F
Alley
et
'
county,
Ohio, in 1832. lu the spring Vancouver painter who was Festival of Mu»lc with the Portland
lat-
W V Hendereon. I am sends Prof Ressler to Moumouth to No. school houses iu diBiriot...
8 al; confirmation. Confirmed.
of 1852 he started across the plains fur with the posse, in the hip Symphony Orchestra.
Miss Hazel
prej*red t<> do anything in the line of take the vacated position.
1
! No. built during the year......
46—Oregon & Southeastern Railroad California, reachlag that state In Hep- under the belief that he was Biekers shoull tie congratulated on tier
ti-,ry in the above said office.
' No. month* public school
own and bridge work a specialty.
Co, vs Betjamlu Hall; to assess dama- tember of that year. He began hie
interpretation of But er 11 lee [Schumann]
9
taught during the year..........
life lu the new oountry by bookkeeping firing at one of the escapes. which con» 1st« of twelve miniatures 01
ges Continued.
DIED IS ALASKA.
I Total number library books
47 —Oregon & Southeastern Railroad and printing In the office of the Bee at It is an even chance that varloua tnood*. The opening and
LUCKEY,
126
on band.............. ....................
He continued In the Morris will lose his leg,maybe cloalng numbers forfelghl hands w«ri
Co vs W TV Hau by aud Carrie Haw­ Sacramento.
100
DKALBB IN
H Fisher, an Elmira Man, Died No. pu|l!s in private schools...
office until 1857. He then came by his life.
ley; to ar»ee» damages. Contihued.
well played exhibiting strength if
Estimated valoe ot school
48—Oregon A Southeastern Railroad water to Oregon, and located at Eu«
attack skill iu shading. In the vocal
L Watch»», Chain», Jew-
150 Miles From Eagle City.
bouses and grounds................ $ 33,000 Co vs Joseph Wick* and wf; to assess gene in 1858. He again engaged In
, Etc.
today ’ s shooting .
parts Miss Lulu Ranshaw sang moat
muring promptly don».
Estimated value of school furni­
the
printing
bualnaae
and
eatabll»lied
damage*.
Continued.
aoosptsbly
to the audlnoe although the
1 «ork warranted.
Enoch Fl*h*r, of thi« city, ha» just
ture and apparatus .............. I 3 510
Today another of the man­ grade of song* wm not so high as
State of Oregon vs Chris Hayer», lar a Republican paper called tile People’«
received a letter from Eagle City, j Amount of Insurance on school
Severing hl* connection In hunters was shot, but this those of Miss Templeton. Owing to
oeny. Arraigned and pleaded guilty. Pres*. ,
Alaska, brings the *ad information
C WOODCOCK,
bouses aud other property...« 19,000
Seotenced to 30 days io jail.
, 1861, ' he entered Che surveyor-general’« time there is no doubt about illnes* Mrs Mae Huff-Smith was un­
that
bl*
brother,
8.
H.
Fisher,
Monthly salaries of male teach -
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
nlark tilling
fllllniF th»t
State of Oregon vs Bsrt Nunn, lar- refW.wa CAM
•* nhtaf
chief clerk,
that RHMitioU
position the bullet coming from a rifle it Is to sing.
died on May 19 h.l'.O mile» from Eagle
210 oeny. Grand jury reported not a true for nine year«. . In
er. (3)., .................................... I
March,
he
CLARA DAY »XBRCISE8.
»—Oss-half block »noth of Chrism
In March, 1864,
1"‘
City and that hi» body was buried Monthly salaries ot female
in the hands of one of the Class day
entered Into partnerahlp with Harrlaon
ex> rcl*es were held on the
bill.
there.
910
teacher. G»)............................. »
Put R Kincaid and e«tabll»hed the Oregon outlaws.
oimpus this afternoon beginning at
Acam, O bioon .
The deceased, whose home is at
2—B F Harvey, vi Oregonian
Two guards got sight of 2:30 o’clock. No class oration was
FINANCIAL.
State Journal, which 1«etill being pub­
Elmira, this couuty, left here for
lishlng Co; damages. Dl»mls«ed.
lished
by
Mr
Kincaid.
In
1870
he
waa
the
convicts and opened lire given. M um lr»c<r P.uturner, class
Receipts —
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
Alaska last September and engaged in
14 — C L Baker et al vs Kate V Zum­
eleted
county
clerk
of
Lane
county
on
293.38
On
hand
at
last
report
.........
I
on
them.
They returned the poet, read the cla«* poem entitled,
mining at the place where he died.
walt ; report of re eree. Continued.
the Republican ticket, and though the
Prof- »or <’ >nrlon. The class presented
Received
from
Co.
Treaa.
from
The
letter
from
hl*
partner
stated
that
15
—
Albert
Zmlker,
va
W
R
Whipple
fire,shooting
Frank Biesiecker to
[HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
”
I
county
was
Democratic
at
that
time
he
the Univ r-Hy a life size photograph
12,528.74
district
tax
...........................
be died suddenly, presumably from
and Thomas M Huut; to recover mon­
Iks ldg.
was elected continuously and flllsd through the shoulder. It is of |>r >fae*or J W Johnson, the fir»t
Received from Co. Trees. Uo.
ey. 39 days to reply to answer.
heart trouble.
~ I . that
In a dangerous wound.
president of ill«. University. The gift
schie 1 fund........................... 6,981.26
Eugene, Oregon
16— Robert F H ernan, vs Bertha G
*"•* position
1»*..«.»« for 20 year*, when - ■-
He was aged 40 years and was a
„
..
...
1890,
he
refused
further
nomination,
After the shooting the con­ was presented by Mr Oscar Gorrell.
Received from Co. Trees. State
single
man.
He
had
many
friends
in
hleeman
;
dlvoroe.
Decree
of
divorce.
•
j ,
«
k„.i
W BROWN, M. D.
l ,
,
x* «*
u He then engaged lnalandofllcebusl- victs disappeared
fund-...................................... 1,738.50
in the M usick M ink to R mbumm .-Port­
Lane county who will be pained to
17— Enos Harpole, vs E VaoVrank-
L
«
nea* In homesteading and obtaining
701.03
Received
from
tuition
..........
not
since land T legram: KJ Jennings, of the
In
et
al;
confirmation.
Confirmed.
brush
and
have
hear of his dea'h.
•HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
.o
J ... .M
u Platt,
u. .. „ vs Be'.jsmln
u . ._«.. A
a patent*, end was U S commissioner
Received from temporary
18— Matlie
1
'
_ ,, . ,
,
Helena and Musick mines, In the Bo­
been
seen.
..............
. '
a
. a » several years until compelled to give
-I jetair» in Cbrutnan Bieck,
loans...................................... 4,600.00 P
att; divorce. Decree and oustody of
’
/
•
hemia
district, wbo baa Just returned
tur»: 2 to 11 a m; 12 to 3,6 to 9 p m.
.
up the busIneM on aooount of lllnee»,
Received, from transfer from
Died.
Illinois Democratic Quarrel.
from hie company's properties, reports
chlld-
hit daughter, Mies Marie, conducting
132.96
bond fund............................
2')—David Cherry, vs Edith B Lin- ni« offioe for him «Ince.
that preparations are being made to
IS E. BEAN
Special to the Q ua an.
1.0U ton a« administratrix of estate of Johu
Mr Ware was married In Washing-
S G Thompson (George) died at his Received from sale of old Iron
start up the Musick mine at onoe. A
Brown, deceased ; forecl »ure. Decree, tbb •»•*• (*£•“• territory) In 1861, to
C hicago , June 17.—Mayor force of men is on their >und overhaul­
home near Monroe, BeDton county, Received from miscellaneous
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
.
IO .
A. Elisabeth Cochran who died about a
10.00 . A
fund.......................................
yesterday, Motiday June 16, aged
Judgment I75O.-5O, tnt. 10 per cent, at- ye%r BgO< t*ive children were boru to Harrison
of Chicago and ing the machinery aud otherwise pav­
ia lz>an A Saving bank building. Room about 62 year*. Mr Thompson was a Interest on bonds on hand
torney’» fee «75.
them a* follow»; William, Frank A, Chairman Hopkins of the ing the way to the resumption of oper­
*cial attention given to land ano mining
8.00
not called f< r........................
22—Ashley O Steven*, vs Sarah E Frederick E, Marie and Joel. He waa
Lane county pioneer, but moved to
The Musick was once a heavy
state committee had a quar­ ations.
Stevens et al to quiet till«. Default.
• member of I O O F and A O U W.
Crook county about 1870. He traded
producer, but the mill hs* 1 sen Idle for
Eugene, Oregon.
,120,976.44
rel and exchanged abusive several year« by reason of the fact that
Total receipt...............
bis Hay Creek ranch and «U ck for
26—Day A Henderson, v* B J Owen*;
A
FIRE
AT
THE
DEPOT.
Expenditure.—
the Amos Dunham place near Coburg
remarks just beforethe Dem­ the free-nsllllng ore gave out. It Is
to recover money. Following Jury
> 240.15
and moved there in 1884. He wa* Paid uDpaid warrauta.......
ocratic
state convention met now proposed to wo k the refractory
drawn: U M Young, Geo Houck, A W
elected to the lower home of the Ore­ Paid note, and interest.... . 4,662.04 Haskell, J H Currin, L E Scrivner,
ore by the addition of some new ma­
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Car
Load
of
Excelsior
Wai
at
noon
today.
. 14,374 25
gon legislature in 1886 from this county. Paid teachers'salaries.......
Geo Norrse, Shelton Jenkin*, Frank
chinery.
Ruined.
60 00
About 1890 be »old his farm and Paid rent for school room
Booker, John Goldson, Fred Yate»,
.
545.79
Dows os C olumbia .—Dr. U. H. Chapman,
W on B y 256.— Thvoompl-’te official
went Into businea» at Monroe, dlepos Paid for wood...................
Volne« Hemenway, S E Lauder. Ver­
former president ot ths State Unirereity, has
665.90
Dally Oaard June 17.
oount
of
the
voles
at
the
reoeut
election
Ing of the same a few year* ago on ac Paid for suppLee.............
.
ok— t-.i.ir. ... .|Bct*»l a long q latter in Sunday a >reg>ni.non 'Mor »
47.2« dict for defendant.
Thia afternoon at 2:10 o'clock a* the south
oount of ill health. Since then he Paid for repair*..............
30—The Lane County Mining Co vs bound |>*resng»r train wa* .tending ot the .how that Chambetlaln wa. electod
165.00
gradually failed until death. George Paid for in.ur.no.
Bbon‘
th* Blue River Mining C.; po«»e«slon depot, fl.rnea were seen to lie pouring from a governor by 256 vote*. The total vote Wo()(11<n(| Wa.Mn<t„ni . vi
145.81
Thompson was a warm hearted, Paid for clerk's salary .....
* j two
6fty milea down the
! of property. Demurrer withdrawn l»ox rar «tending on the side track in front of caat for him waa 89,862 and for
Of Eugen«.
.
918.40
generous man. He had many friend* Paid for Janitors’ wages.
river from Portland.
Leave granted to file uiiwrr Saturday. H H
iir’» w»reh<>uM ant loaded with ex Utah .19,606.
up Caah Capital BOO OOO who will regret to hearof hi* passing
( 15 day« to file reply to answer. Con- Ml«i<>r from th* Eug«»« Exo«ls>»r Work«.
Hua
»00,000
Total Expenditures...... I 21,814.69 tinued.
hence, albeit death came more a* a
' Ths crowd at the <l«pot ruahad to th« *c«o«.
On hand at this report... 5,160.86
Eugene, Oregon.
33—Carrie L Hlltablddle, vs David ’ ftomaona had presence of mind enough to
friend than an unkindly visitor.
A Hlltabiddle; divorce. Default.
| »11.le the door* of the car »hut, the crowd
The burial took place at the Bellefon­
S 26,975,44
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS taine cemetery In the Belknap settle­
Just arrived. They are new and we have them in
M-Isaac Carson et al, v« Maud ! P««^'lh"’
»7»» ,ro">the wsrehmre and
1' »«in res* mahle term*.
Sigi t
elaborate colors. Something every family should
1 m f' .go, San Francisco and Port- ment, weet of Monroe, ibis afternoon.
Glover et al; partition. A C Woodcock he fire*xlio«ni»lring apparot'u was »ent for.
When the chemical engine an<l hose carts
i Orwin.
have.
R esidk . nve B urnkd —L Cruzan waa appolnied guardian ad lltern for minor*, arri«e>l ths daeo were thrown open an<i ths
t «. nanre »old on foreign countries,
M Parrott, L Carson and Harr let Carson flames »»« sitinguiehwl.
«•wived .abject to check ov oertit-
so
unfortunate
a*
to
loee
hi*
home
in
of i-pnsit.
35—8 M Smith, v« W
Nearly 12 ten. of exoelnivr wa* dretroyw!
Lost Valley precli ct by fire Saturday
‘ < .ection* -utrueted to a* will receive
vorce.
Referred to Mi«»
Th* car hoUte an erra 12 tons, ami it lacked
>pt attention
forenoon last about half peat nine
only one wagon loml of heing full.
W J
We are noie agents for the New Foster Hose sup­
o’clock. The fl e » m diecoverrd by to report at this term
LHOTdUCKB,
P. E. S iotoum ,
John
Hiefert;
38
—
Pauline
Hiefert,
vs
Hoyce,
of
the
szcaiaior
factory,
when
aeen
by
hl* wife and daughter* between the
Ctthi«.
porters for ladies. They are the neatest and handi­
a reporter at the fire, atate.1 that the I'.»« on
I. H, P'/TTBB
kitchen roof »nd colling, probably divorce. Default.
Vi~ Frwi iret
est
supporter out. To look means a buy.
A*, i» tant.
the
»xceleior
would
be
abeot
6250.
The
in
­
When in hugena
Eugentt remem
remem- ­ having caught from a defective atove- 41 —Georg» L Grigsby vs AlmlnaD terior of the car wa* pretty badly burned and
Grigsby
;
divorce.
Default.
ber that the old courthouse I, pipe. There wa* oo fl io. They fl ret 42-Ellen V Hyktw, ve John Sykes; to will probably hare tn be rebuilt.
to «xtinguiah the Are but
A» to the origin <>f the fire, Section Foreman
just back of the new court­ attemp'ed
For a few days we will close out oddB and ends in
fa led, tb»n had little time In which to recover money. Continued.
Strawn who wa» wirklag near by, »aid bo »aw i
house, has been refitted for •ave houoehr 11 effect». They go» b"* IS—R zena Ladd, vs Alfred Ladd; i two little boy», well known about town, play­
ladies
TIES and NECKWEAR. A chance to get
ing in the oar and aaw one of them .trike a
a lodging house.
a few chai a and »omn bedding and divrroe. Continued.
something
nobby.
Good rooms with entirely clothing. Mr C'uzen’a ioaa ia about 45—J H MeCiung vs Edith B Linton match and wt fire to the excelsior and then
- or -
and T D Linton; to recover money. run rway. Before he could reach the car the
new bedding and furniture. |W.
ugene .
Decree of foreclosure, |6U1#5 62, int. at 6
ational Bank
Bath flats.
Foster JJose Sapporters.,.
Ladies Neckwear.
I4KEG0UNTÏ84NK
OREGON.
A very quiet place, yet near
_ ________ r part
_
G ood H al B - Robt Csmpell has wld
the business
of town.
• •t»kii>k*s i* ia««. Oldest
• s*k la tks Cssetf.
EH Howe* who formerly hi« h<>m«*t»*d raocT near Foley
^i
.J_______ Kinth Street Spring« to three Grand Rapids, Mich,
I te-, Smiling buitnrn indi brinclw conducted
the Ninth Street
Mr VBmpUll rww.rv..
enure satis
satu ­ theci^rln< of n*e acre« wt>*re bi*
restaurant to the entire
taucW m fitoribli tero.
faction of the farmers,
farmer«, is in „.t 1D baiit. The fine boiy of tim-
A. G HO V EY, President
charge of the new lodging. oo the laud «old K.
L-G HULIN. Utah 1er.
house.
B. li. LmVEY«AM*CM<ttaB
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flames were beyernd ormtrol.
per cent, atty fees «13».
60— E J Frszier, ve Frank J Martin;
to recover money. Continued
61— Ira F W Butl-r, ve J £ Bond ; to
recover money. Di-mieeed.
Stat* of Oregon ve Jeff Harney; as­
sault with intent to kill. Grand jury
reported not a true bill.
Maroa Crc-LBk — A b agent for a Portland
Mcycls h'*>ee wa* tn Eugene yesterday with
two btcvole gasoline mop.ro which attracted a
great deal of atteoti- >a on the streets, «boot
ae much m A a Billy * locomobile did whan it
*.r*t arrired. Th* agent add on* of ths moVae
tn < K m . Urn >»11. of Medford, who is making
the trip bonte, o> r yognilee, with it.
REMNANTS . . .
We have some bargains in our line of Remnants
of summer goods. Ask to see them.
SHIRT WAISTS 39 CENTS.
KUNONAS. They are a cool, comfortable wrap and
always look nice on a warm day. r* r fill Nil
See them.
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