The Eugene weekly guard., June 28, 1902, Image 4

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Eugene
0 ATURDA......... —JUNE 2C
Excrciiti
Last Friday.
Another Log Drive for the Eugene Commeocemeut
Sawmill.
OREGONIAN HYPOCRICY
Bpaelal tetbaauaM.
D sxtbb , June 24 -Janis« Pam,
The Oregonian says “Mr Bryan Miaa Jennie Parvin end Mi-e M»fel
dies not like toe prospect of a Williams went to Portland Bunday,
harmonious party led by Mr Cleve­ they expected to return Wedueaoay.
land.” The Portland papsr seems
incapable of telling tbe truth where
polilios ia in question. Tbe editor
is not unaware that there ia aa
little proapeot for the Democratic
part, t> be “led by Mr Cleveland”
aa fur the base of Mount Hood to
be turned into a swimming rink.
Even while Cleveland was in offiie
be waa repudiated by Democratic
state conventions and a national
one, and ainoe tbe man wbo basely
turned party-wrecker has received
as little consideration. We doubt
if a single state convention would
listen to praise ot Cleveland. If
such was attempted tbe speaker’s
voioe would be drowned with bisees.
His name wm roundly hissed in
the national Democratic conven­
tion that met duriog the lMt year
of bis second term as president.
And he stsnds no better with hie
pirty today than when he used
whatever influence be possessed to
accomplish tbe election of President
McKinley. As president tbe Ore­
gonian oould not say too mean and
bit er things about Mr Cleveland
As a dieorganiser and marplot it
attempts to olothe him with party
influence and responsibility. Tbe
Oregonian knows that Mr Cleve­
land has been repudiated by tbe
parly that twice made him presi­
dent. Il plays tbe part of the
hypocrite when it professes other­
wise.
bupervleor Templeton baa a crew of
men al w< rk on tbe road, mend'ng
tbe ruts and woru placea.
Mlaa Irene Holt of Wendi ng la vis­
iting relatione and friends near Zion.
Messrs John F and Geo H Kelley of
tbe Boolb-Kelly C<> were In tbe valley
today on boat Leva oonnec'ed with tbe
InisrtHs In this
ootnpsuy'a timber
locality.
William Tat«'i team of poulet ran
away with bia buggy last Wednesday,
badly demolishing It and staking him
up considerably.
Lauren Bcnvner of Cloverdate called
on friends at DeXtsr Bunday.
A M Vealcb la taking photographs
at Trent
At tbe Dexter school meeting Wm
Williams and H M Parvin were r<-
spectlvely re-elected director and clerk
At Trent, Wm McBee wav elected
director and Wm James was elec ed
•fork.
CL Wiliams will start a crew tn
booming the river thia week, prepara­
tory to running another drive of logs
to tbe Eugene mill. The drive expects
to start in at out ten days.
Ellis Parker la attending tbe inatl-
tuteat Eugene thia week.
J B Hills baa been at bls logging
camp ou Lost Creek siuoe last Friday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Mortgage....................«..................f 1C3 00
Mortgage
.... ............................ 150 CO
Hattefaotlon of mortgage........... 1500 00
B W and I* liga Baker to Phliiae and
Mary Z Blais 88D acres in tp 17 ■ r 4 w,
Dr Pan Ion of Portland a special­ 19,60).
ist oa appendicitis and kindred
Amanda C sud A W Patterson to
diseases gave the following Inter­ Thomas Condon land in Eugene at tbe
view to a Portland Journal reporter corner of Esst Eleventh and Alder
steds, 11300.
regarding King Edward’s illness:
Jasper Johnson to James A Htatisbie
i’erilyphlilis is in reality ap­ 264 51 acres In tp 17 s r 2 w, 3800
pendicitis, and it depends entirely
CE Person, administrator of tbe es­
ou tbe extent to wbiob the trouble tais of Herod Johnson, dec -ased, to
has progressed as to whether tbe James A Htanstile 264 50 acres in tp 17
danger is great or small, At an/ s r 2 w, |8 0.
Wm R Walker to Thomas Orr 27
rate nothing can be definitely
known tor at least four dsys. Tbe acres In tp 17 s r 6 w, $125.
fact that tbe King recovered con­
sciousness soon alter tbe operation
and then lapsed into a quiet sleep
would augur well for its suooeee,
and from tbe slight information 1
poaaesa on the case I oertainly be­
lieve that tbe chanoee of tbe King’s
recovery are good. In case, how­
ever, of tbe presenoe of any con­
stitutional disease suoh as gout or
Bright’s disease of tbe kidneys, toe
probabilities ot a fatal termination
would be greatly increased. Tbe
King’s physician» have always de­
nied that be ie atll cied with any
disease of a constitutional nature
and I only hope tbetr statements
will prove to be oorreol.
WHY?
MAIKlAdl LICINsr«.
H B Knowlton end M im Lulu Mc­
Kinney, Glenn FCotie wiinevs.
L E Adam* and Misa Ann Hhort-
ridge, Btells Adam» wlti e«».
M M Gilbert and Mies Blanche War-
blngton.
Junction-Deadwood Stage Line
A id the non of ibe father done
no <I ways eucoeed, even when ba
in g ven unfair preference. At tbe
ex nination of candidates for ad*
mission Co the nay.I aoufetny juat
completed at Aunapolie the young
son a of Rear-Admiral 8a «• peon, tbe
late Admiral Philips and General
O O Howard failed, the lather
can give the eon a nuaa hut can­
not guarantee hraira
Invocation, K Kiberuob.
Music, Wild Cat B*nd
Reading of ixl.rati'ii
pendence, C ate Taylor.
OcsiloO, J Atkinsou.
Bong, «‘America,’ Choir.
R-citallon, Ped Devi*.
Drill Walton ncno I.
Music, Wildcat Band.
Recitation, Auoa B oker
Muvic, WildCat Band.
June 20, 1901.
Class officer»—W J Hcbai« u. preai-
dent; nA bibaren, secretary ; lula W
Mearte E Bcott,
Hughes, r.aeurer;
Valedio orisn.
Cl m » color«—Ten<b grad», lilac and
cream; eighth grade, green and white
Claa-motto—“Rowing, not drifting.”
Following waa tbe program for the
•vrn«ng:
Halutalory— W J Bbsren.
Vocal duet—“Sweet Vision» ofChdd-
bood,” Mearie E Bcott and Iuia
Bngbee.
E«a»y-“Tbe Spirit of Education,”
B A Bchareo.
Vocal solo—Neita Haxleton.
Essay- “Eft ot of Physical Edue»-
tion upon tbe Mental,” lula Hughes.
Voctl solo—’Tbe Miller of Dee,"
Free W H Lee.
Essay—“Causes for American Inter-
veniion in Cuba,” W J Bcbsren.
Vocal eolo—“Maid oftbe Mill,” Ver»
Au ten
Address to class—Pr«e W H Lee, of
Albany.
Class prophesy »nd valedictory—
Mearie E Scot’.
Presentation of <11(1 mas—A T Gru-
gelt.
Members of class—Trnlb grade: W
J Bcbaren, B A Bcbar- ti, Mearie E
Bcott, lula W Hughe».
Member»!« of cl tea— Eighth grade:
Chester Nolend, Hoea Zinlker, Clara
Clark, R<>xle 1. Pringle, Danae Halt­
ton,
Hattie
B Hawley, Jane Van
Prooyen, Carl Lebo.
Tbe oommlt'ee of buslne-s men,
representing tbe eulecrlbers io the
wc den mill bonus, aftsr a tborcugb
Inspection of the mill yest-rdav after­
noon became■ atl»fied that Mr Waguon
hid more than fulfilled bl* part of tbe
cooirsct, and prepaied tbe following
notice to tbe »ut scrit>er»:
Tbe bonus committ' 8 of the Wil.am*
ette Valley VYc; I n Manufacturing Co
hereby give notice that ►ub-criptions
to said bouu- are now due aud payabl-
at the First Nxtioual Bans, the com­
pany having fully complied with the
provi-lons of (he coat Fact. Raid aut-
•criptlons must tie paid wltbiu t«n
days from the date of Ibis notte?.
Hlgni d:
J H M c C lung ,
M B E akin ,
R Me MtkrHtY,
F E D unn ,
J M BHEI.LEY,
F M W ilkins ,
Committee.
Dat'd J«me 24 1 902.
ROSEBURG STREETS.
Has Begun
on each tsix
25«'.
M ehill ani > T racey A t ai . blny ?
— About 10:90 o'clock Monday night
the (Southern Pacific 'llghuuan and
John Turner were sitting In the depot
at Alt>any when a ct upie of masked
men carrying rlflea entered the depot
and oommaudtd the men to hold up
their hands, which they promptly did.
Then the robbers went through the
offliaand securlug the iuuch of the
O| .«rat w delllwratjr ate It, and aflei
bolding up one or two men around,
dlaapiatrvl In the dark. They are
eald to have borne a striking r. semb­
lance to Tracay and Merrill.
1 acorns Lumberman: A cedar
log w <e recently out up in a West­
R enihno E lbution C entificatm .
ern Washington mill that scaled —C<«ui tv Clerk Lee le buey «eml'ng
•levan thousand feet. Out into ■ ut t'ertificatesof ele ttoti io prv< uc
■hingles it should have hr rtnht the I ffioer» through ut the t «otr'y.
A
mill tnto two hundred dollars.
D'licored at any mill on Puget
B j U u I it wm worth, in tbe rough,
one hundred and fi’ty dollars, cut
up iot> aiding it should have
brought over four hundred dollars.
Spacial to th« uoard.
(HBWKLL, June 25. - Commencs-
meut sxerctsrs ot tit CrS-well public
schools were
0 b M Friday '■veoiog,
I^svrs Junction Monday*, Wvdnre
on Their
days and Friday» at 6 a iu, for Maple­ Work
ton via Draowood and way |M>luta
provement.
U-turns Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Balerday*.
Bogin Fars..........................................>4.50
RoanBUKO, Ju e 20.-Active opera­
Round Trip......................................... 8.6D
ions t ward the tmprovem-ui of R
•
For further particulars luqulre or ad
burg's air. eta have uow bteu com­
dress
menced and will t>e pushed right along
Er, B ryant ,
At Cascade Drugstore, J unction City, util 1 .be present contract h completed.
Oregon.
W'tb well graded au.l surfaced streets,
and cement enMslug* aud suitable
gutters, R .«eburg’s main thoroughfare,
to Iowans.
will be tqual to any lu tbe «tale. Tbl-
la a condition »hloh baa long been
All people from Iowa are requested
nettled, and U ntractor Blakely, as
to meet at Frank’s Hall on Monday
well aa our owu people, seem« anxious
night, June 30, al 8 o'clock for tbe
to have the work done well, which
purpoee of organising an Iowa Associ-
from present Indications will duubtleee
tion.
be accomplished.
A Washington dispatch eaye all
Notice
of President Roosevelt’s appointee«
to the Aqnapolis naval aoademy
will he selected from the eons of
naval . Hi era. Why? After tbe
c< ti Ury has educated the fathers at
pu'Pio expen e and provided them
COMMITTEE.
With lucrative life positions why
TO CURB A COLO IN ONU OAY
eh >uld their sons be preferred to Take Laxative Bromo Q imine Tablets
other*? Roosevelt hae too much All druggl-ta refund the money If It
falle lo cure. E W Grove’s signature I»
of I ie arist »oral in hie make up.
see
Held Program of Exercises »• B-* Held
There on (be Nation s Birib*
day.
ju.uce and conetable f >r each . f the 51
teoincia aud a aupervieor for each of
the 5s road districts, ISO ortic-r* In all,
b-aldea the OHtnty officer-, will receive
a Ceri fica!» each.
M* kri » i >—L E Adam« and Ml«a
Ann Rhrrtridgv.botb of Cotises Grov»,
The Oregonian takes occasion to w»«e united in marriage at u<»n y re­
compliment Representative Moody tara ay iu the . flics of Justice of the
of th« Portland-Eastern Oregon IVaoa O A Wlntermstsr, who officiated
Tit young ptcple have returned to
congreeeional district
for
his Collage Grove where they will reaide.
Im-
Cbillioi B rk and Wool.
Bring all your chlttim bark and
wool to \V Hander*. Eugene, He will
pay the hlgheat ooh price.
M ahkiru .—M H G.inert and Mia
Blanche W arl.lngtou, of the Pleasant
HIT neighh <rhood, wi re united in
marriage I st »veiling at the home of
J T Bnclianeu. tHrt Willamette street,
R-v B F R «land of the M E church
officiating
The contracting partle«
are well known Lane oounty taaenera
and have the hearty c >ograt 1 ttloua of
a boat of frleuds. They will reside at
Pleasant Hill.
<•{ 1 ud< -
DINNER.
Bony, “Columbia lb- G-m or the
Ocean,’’ Choir.
Addre*, Ralph T ylor.
Music W I t Cat Band.
Flag Dr 1 .
Recitalioi , R ■«» White' ker.
Bauuer,”
Boog, "Btar B «ogled
Cboir.
M ueic. W 11 Cat B.nd.
amubemenis .
N»'l driviug ooUiest
Pent it -b.rpening eoi>te»r.
Pr x- tor be-t io >ki> g married lady.
Prix-frr heel looking old lady.
Pr ij fur best 1 oklog you. g couil .
Lax man's rb >w.
Race«—Fa« m tu’s, poiat *. »ack, egg
aud foot race».
Bbootii g match.
A Ci «VALUS FIKE.
Warehouse With 12,000 Bushels
of W heat Burned.
CohVaLLIB, June 26 — A ffre in tbit
illy yesterday morning at 3 (.’dock
destroyed the Dlr gee warehouse lo-
CitB-l . e»r «tie Hout hers Pacific depot,
with ail lie uiacbiuery and content».
The wt*reb< u*e *»< < word and oper.
a’ed by • F
'i>gee
It 1» st<pp<«rd
that atxut
12,’ C • t u-bels if wheat
w re stored In the bu’lilug; oioet of
this «'»' owned by Mr Dingte; IODO
buebels «»re owned by the ' or valile
Flouring Mill« and 3000 beton ed to
Th mas H Cooper The building was
1’i-ur d for *1< 00 in > th*- Oregon Fire
R I: f As-''da ion. * There wa- $500 it •
•ursuo« on ’ aas io tbe tame company,
at d 110.0 additional meurauce > u oou-
tenia lu I be Norlberu luaurauc** Com­
pany.
THE BONUS IS DUE.
And Other Legal Matters At-
tended to at the Clerk's Office
Subscribers to Woolen Mill Bonus
Today.
Asked to Pay.
Hl A I. ESTATE TKANHVEPS.
KING EDWARD'S ILLNESS
THE HOril it UALÍOX.
creswell public school ».
DEXTER KOÎES.
Guard
Creswell News.
Special to the Guard
1
I'BESWELl., June 26.—Hoy making
time 1« liere again a'd the farmers are
busy mrktng b-y.
Mr<>M*rtba Riant >n, who ba» been
visiting al «’ >ttace Grose for the last
rn Mitb, ha« returned o t'reswe 1.
The Cre»»ell Hu d«y school gave a
pic de last Bttur I >y In M r» » ar-'ve
one m'li east of L'rrawel1. A g > id pr
I gram wa* rendered and a 1 >rge cro«d
was preseu*. i'be moat f tbe after­
I
noon wa« »oet t playing basebsl .
I
Til« Cre-well j ublie sclio «1 < 1 >«ed
last Friday
Mr A T « rugetc waa
principal; Mrs Brw y
intermed'-
ate and Auu« D Howe ws» pi Imary
teacher.
Prince of Wales.
If Kmg Edward die« in ll.ie pr rent
llln.ee he wi ] t>e Kucceeded by George
Frederick, the ?ri:iee of Wale , who
will be crowned under tbe name ana
»'yle of George V. The prince ia in
la thirty*-ighth year and baa always
been regard d aa a man i f brain and
power.
Clinton D Chor peni ng when the frw»
r
For Sale.
Sale on
Wash
■«HEEP 90« HALE.-H.YrU import
•d t borough bad Lincoln -heev, 4
ewe» and 4 buck» for *»1». H«ised by
DuddiDg. Eugiand, aud Patrick,
Canada. Owned by J H B ckl y.
For price, etc, enquire B L Bogart, |
Eugene. Or.
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FOR BALE A g «1 g »'0, U»y aud I
s:otik farm of 216 acre» for »ale, i
mile from »tore, poetiffi“1, school |
and church, 4j mile» from rail­
road station, good tuildinxs, well
watered, level and good location,
1J0 at re» plowed aud pari sown
to wheat, ou rea*onable 'erm». A
arap for tbe purchaser. Can be
me bed from Goshen bjst'ge. Cail
on C K Richardson P -a-aiit Mid or
C A Parker, 482 J tier»oii »( eel. Eu-
For our Crystal Cord Wash Silk
proper thing for Summer WaistB.
See window d ft) pl ay.
S. H. FRIENDLY
eetie, Oregon.
FOR HALE -Bls
< all eu o» »ddre-» J M
Fügen». O .
Something nice and
new in SKIRTS
Gearh-art,
I 0'4 BALE.-Three 1 >t» at Her der-
sou B'.atiou O j tbe railroad. G«io1
5-room house, barn aud < li bu 1 fuga.
Or w 11 tra«le for p-rt *’ ck. E B
Wickham. Welter/ili». << i
SKIRTS
COW b FOR BALE—Wun <_ res by
their »id- and mmr »«■■■n to com».
i all ot tuj rat cn iu N t« v 1 -y. B H
R1 EVENS.
have always been a strong line
with us, and they are
more so than ever this season.
FOR HALF;-160 u-e*wl lil«rg> bou e
sr.d t «r M) M i" - , It a- re- to «t.
tom I »nd ; 12 ,cie <1 *r d aud now d
»mall orcoar ; g«>"«l < u slue targe
for about 100 bead of estile. Price
(lOOh Addre-s W B Her tt, J* p r,
Or Al«o 180 acres »iw timber, pr"«s
$8'0.
The Essentials
ARE ALL THERE
Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials,
Perfect Fitting, Moderate Prices
FOR HALE —1 wi 1 »ell during ’tie
lux' four we ks several good m.lk
e >w*. Buyers rtque* ed t<> conn» al
milking time if ;o»»ible. Ii quire st
the Junction City creani-r . My
residen *» is 5 tube- »« « t
J ibctioui i’y. ab( ut ten ni
«vest of Eugene ■ Ad.i"-'
B ailey Juncii ' ■ < l y, G .
P. FRANK & SON
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
FOR BALE OR IRADF.-I4«
on tbe Military rad 26 m 1
from
Eugeti<, 6 mile» fr tu Low-II tithe
W.llirii'tte river. 70 acre* li ttom
land; 12 acres el-sr; I be re-i Idll
with *<«me Umber. There Is a po->d
hou-e with f ur rooms, «moke i >use
and harp. I will sell or trnde ata
bargain. Cell on Hie a N r- H E
Gardner's on First etr>et 1*1 ween
J tt-r- "i nn«1 Mad non, er ad
1
F Gooch Eugene, Oregx .
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK
e
For Rent.
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Î J U fiREEN & SON
Y
. - . DEALERS IN . . .
*
anTdAFANcv Groceries
P reah an 1 Skit Meat«; Butter and Eg«;».
Ranch and faiuily'r. de *
specialty. ( areful attention given to mailorders.
*
Chickens,
U-.
alter and eggs.
Cab and
r-KAITLK P kodüce < o,
West Sth airee’, Eugeue.
all styles, lots of them.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
«nd Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
Prices Right
Jars...
£7
Woodchoppers Wanted.
dchon;er<
fi- wood
Tb* ttest Pmcripuos l»r Malvla,
A nothbk Csae.-Mrs John Kls Inger ChiUs and f»v«r i» a l »ttl« ofGr«>v.
I I» siuip y I
of Fall Creek, la afflictei with the T«st»le»s Chili Tonic,
Iron and Qiiinlue in « ta-tele-s foim
•mallpox, Manila Itch, or whatever It Not ure, No Pay Pilie 5i‘c
la
II will be remembered that her
huaband, who la the p wtmaster th-re,
CMF amhow A Co.—Have the b «t
waa affi ct««1 with It uol long ago. and binders, mow. rs «id rsk« * In the mar­
abe caught It from him.
Dr Atwood, ket. Hi» 1» th» only 0 iu in Laue
ounly that ha* » binder that ron»
of thia city, tv a'lending tbe lady.
ahead of the tram. They also have a
F oi rtr at W enoiina .—A picnic wemd-haud mover f r al* cheap.
and celebration will befell at Wend­ »-«• thrill f r nochlnery. real esia'e
ling on the Mohawk on the Fourth of 1 i uran i aud oa » f >r ihe lw»t bar-
July. An excursion train la expect?J *s'se
rbey want to buy a g> d t ug-
to run from Coburg In the morning, gy bor*e at ( i ce.
returning t' at evening. Further ootl.-e
Loor.—L> E i<»i»e o-<»c r ■«<« to El
wil be given later.
mira Tueaday afis noor, Ju
24 •
M akhikp .—In Eugen« st the be me dark c<4ufvd i urae «ih Jfi.r dollar
of th» «'ffieiatlng clvrgymar, Rev J C foil |«lrc a, ia r no »> * d si «er.
Riehardaon, In Eugrne, H B Knowlton In si at>oii >22.
Finder wi I
i«t»r-
an I Ml»» Lein McKinney werv unit'd »Uy re warded by ret r I g »an« to
I i marriage today,
•♦V«BI> • ffic
l.axstlv»
r
__
Brvtno
Quinine Tsblv's
wi b 1 «'r? p*~e <er ¡1st-,
cere s cold Io one day
N» Cure, N> had »ot artlwd at lheir dvs'i atlor
Pay. Pruw
_ _ 25 cent».
___ _
Il Is feared they were esugbt by th»
Extra» fi<»very oid inoweror binder.
carried tnto th» Art‘r r<»«n :
Get them ear's at Chamfer» Hani- wher* ,h»v w « Id bays It' l»oh«rc* f
ware.
|f»cape. Tbs tnp should be mad» i0
tweaty days.
4
Overton
&
L. C SKEELS.
<< vv
wap'^d to cut big
I
Apjly at borne 1 OU
.
Furniture Co.
You Know Whit you Are Takln?
When you
tak« Gr ve'* Ta t i
The members of the Women’s Re* Chill nulla because the f rn « I« is
lief < orps are riquested Io meet at plainly printed on every t.o t'e »•> .w-
ing that it is »Imply Ir«>n and Q
ne
Frank’s Hall Friday evening, June 27, in a ta-elee» form. No cure, r .> ....*
1 7
at 8 o’clock. J M Pratt tbe Depart* 50c.
meet Commander of the GA R will
B ohn . —Iu Eugene, J i > 26, 9
•Q
be present.
MrandMrG.oN
Frei
Jr
.
,
X A M1LLKR, P O,
P<a>t» and shingle*.
Baiter and Eggs.
Cb> ml>er « Hs- ' j
.
J. W- Kays
Auction Sale.
1| will offer for eels at my place i
mile west of C «bii'g at pu lie auet >■>
Ba'urday, Iuue 28, 190-, a' 10 o’e < k
in t bef-ue < oi(, t I k foUo.«tug pro| ■- ■« ;
1 Wliitmsu lull e r«' e ■ tie.
a
•
loxl8; I Waller A Wood m w«(; t <> .
boru bii der, No 11; 1 older mitt; 1 . uy
rake;l Oliver c«i! e lr -u |l w, No
4 >; 1 McCuerry drill; 1 -eatduig
ter;
I rolling ('O’ter; 1 horn* eart; I «1
form io ■«» ; al«o sev> r<l »tn'ds ft.
T«' m*, s»|.» under $10 cse'i; -urn* V r-r
$10ou !2 moiilti- credit, if s-ket’, n
approv'd note at 6 -i cut Icier.
S amuel T ayl <> .
ON
•
Refrigerators,
Hammocks g
Camp Furnitnre.
TO RE>T—Stock ..t«d fruit >uiicb,
440 sere», 50 acre» (n cultiva Ion, 10
»eres In O’Cbxrd, one m Ie and half
from Walter«ilie. Cail->1 ur adii res»
E 51 Bowrrtuai, Wal'erville, Ore­
gon.
W R C Attention
“aohievmenU on behalf of th«
Racine buggte» stand the test for
•tale.” Il is txj much like a 1 ul-
The strao *mp Obi<> arrive I at P. n
Fl tag Dana.- Day A Heodervoa hard ••»vic*. Chambers Hard ware ha»
gome funeral oration on a man
To vri-ead y«-t> rd»y from C«p» N me.
have Just c wnpleted three dire drake to hem.
Rhe reports that the steam-r« Port «and
starved to death
The Oregonian be placed In the |«wt<«ffio» 5 r the u •
*• ' Caws« »»4 W aek» oW tka CaM.
and J»«nnte, which left
eat 1-tWf
could have renominated Moody
of Mall Carriere Glenn Chewmsu and
Ths Portland firs Saturday night elty d. livery la eetall .het.
WM seen quite plainly at Salem.
Woo© W anted — A few e rde at
Tbe di’ttnce between tbe two • od
«anted al the
< ffioe on
cities is filly miles.
tuboriptiuu atxxxiut.
Nt!.« iad»r this head oct
MM»«! f'•
tua», 50 oents par wsvkj $i CO a aurata; » -
l»r yset.
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>847 Rogers Bros A t Ware. Free.
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
37 wart Sth street
...FOR...
Latrrt (kiigru In Wall pap<r,
B«il paint« and Lo writ
Prier»
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Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Eastman Kodaks,
Premo Poco and
Century Cameras.
Cyclone
magazine Cameras.
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Eugene Book Store,
Eugene, Oregon,
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low price« much, but we do give ‘hem and T’‘°
wh<«t. y«iu a*e get in g. Ih ph a hr e h . < k
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you? Ue've g<»t it. Ih> low price« pleaoe w. " |
have »’em.
l>o etraightt« rw»i 1
ns interest
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1» y< ur place tn buy Groceriee. Crockery » ’
ware»
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