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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1902)
PERSONAL. YORAN’S sz.no SHOES AKE— Hummers BREVITIES. Lrerlenoed bicycle repairman now Cbsmb rs’ Hani"«"- Llaod-l^10 of photographic L,t tb. Weld« Studio. Cr .cr»« door* and wlndow*-flte v owning. Chamber. Hardware. L ,11s-s doz«> for cabinet photo, at L ffsitter Studio for a short time vschlne oil that’s good. Chambers Hardware. Lr,*. dozen stamp photne for 25o at IS TRACY INSANE?’ G W Milam left this afternoou for En<i<jh Coleman and wife ere over from Coburg. His Actions at Renton Bear out This Theory. Mrs J J Rude went to Ml Angel le. day on a visit, F D Blmmou* went to Cottage Grov* this afternoon. HOP LICE SENATORBOOTHHOME More Numerous This Year Thaa Usual. Guartl Ju’.y 10 J M Wil be I rn itb‘lceio from Cree we 11 Fred Withrow le np from Junction Ashland. •rs his raisaos Htteiaa him . H eattle , Washington, July 9 - Merchant Ben Lurch is down from Mauy member* of the poa*e and peo- Cottage Grove. pie in general in thle eectton vxprMe Mre John Churchill, of SprlDg- tbeopinon that Tracy,the Oregon out fleld, ie quite ill. law, 1« in»an». They baee their op.u- Geo Handsaker oame up f um Junc ione on the Renton fiasco. Many in. tion this afternoon. oldent* eupport thia theory. Ander. Mrs B F Lehr, of R «eburg, is visit eou’e statement coDOnruiug the tuur- ing Mre E 8 Pritchett. derer’e tour friend* who met him alter J E Young oame down from Cottage i he landed lu Beattie t* conclusive. No donbt now remain* that Tracy 1» re Grove this afternoon. ceiving uesletanee. With thia outside Mr»R8 Bryson left for her home help, Tracy’s entrance to the Gerrell's at Pendleton tbit* afternoon. home became» inexplaloable. He wa* Mrs Frank Hampton went to Al- not hungry. Nothing that he did or bauy this »fieruoon on a visit. »ecured at the houte oould excuse hie Mis* Wanda Logan re'urued this careleeane»». In fact, the only thing afternoon from a visit at Portlsnd. ' he did, except tala to the three women, Rev Father Beutgeu returned thia waa to wa«h hltuwlf He taw the morning from a visit at Riseburg. train go part with the armed deputies, Mie* Nettie Carter, of Montesano but made no eff >rl to eeespe, though he had then every opportunity. Wash, i* visiting friend* in Eugene. Oue of the urn t atn >vlug poet, tbir Valley ba* to deal with I* the hoplouae or fly. Blaee Uta first appearance ben- h^has l>een tn evidence to a greater or lees-x'etit ev»ry season, aud baa ore- ated considerable damage to the hop orop. Ou some year* portions of yards that were left uutll late for picking have been totally ruined. There tea great d.ttsrenee iu the effect ot the different seasons upon this iu-ect. This year the bop meu meetly report th«t they are beginnulug worse tbau usual. In nearly »very yard iu this county they art now to be found in great abundance. Tula is not ear lier than they usually appiear, but ttiey are here lu greater number* thau usual. Every July the grower* have to work Industriously with thelrspray of quutla chip* aud whale oil soap, aud thi* year they ar* preparing to do the work with the greatest poeelble care. Tue cool weather which has pre vailed durlDg the month* of May and June tias been favorable to the propa gation of the Hi«, aud i* accountable for their great abundance. From His Trip Through SoQth eastern Oregon. a .MAT COUST.V Senator R A Booth rsiuu id **u ltd. morning'« *arly tram from bi. trip ov.r lb. old Military wagoa road acroM lb» CaacadMand through Bouth- raatern Oregou, which waa mad. for the purpos* ot inspecting the laud* to the amount or about l.OUO.OOO aarss re cently purchased by the Booth-Kelly Lumbar Oo from th. Military Wagon Road Oo. Mr Booth waa aooompanlwl on bl. trip by his sou, R >y, of Eugeu.; Uba. Blitea, of Jiwephln. couuty, and Frank Back, Jr, of Vaoavlil., 0*1. Btartlng from Eugsu.oa June 16, th. party ar rived at Ualdwsli, Idaho, on July 7 where they took th. tralu for bom» via Fortlaud, having travelsd overHud 560 mllM in that lime. Mr Booth talked Interestingly to a ACCIDENT AT GATE CREEK. G uard re|H>rter thi* afteruoou about bl* trip. Crossing th.Caecade moun tains, where a great deal of auow waa B. F. Finn Thrown Ont of a Hack encountered, they paa*»ii through lb. head of th. DeacbuttM country then and His Arm Broken. through th. Klamath Iudiau rsacrv»- lloB, th. Hpragu. River valley, Drew bally Gsanl July 9, Dr L W Brown relumed this after- valley,Goo»» Lake valley to Lak.yiaw, noon from the Gate Creek neighbor* wtilcb ptolnt I. a half of th. total dis- Leaving Lakeview hood where he was called to attend the tauca trawled. Injuriee of B F Finn, the pioneer set- the party w»ut aaat through Klamath tier of that vicinity, who was thrown prairie, Warn.r valley, Cslalow valley, out of a hack Tuesday and »uttered a Wild Horee and White Horse valleys, fracture of the right arm between tbo Owyhee valley and Jordan valley, lhenoe to Caldwell, Idaho. elbow and sb* ulder. Mr Booth spoke euihustastloally of After the accident happened a tueee- they paaeed en.er came to Eugeue after Dr Brown the oouutry whleh whoarrived there last night at 11:30 through. They found acme flue tim o'clock. Owing to the length of time ber in Eaateru Oregon aud a great deal since the accident the doctor found It oflt, much more thau waa expteoled. diffloult to bandage up the arm, but be as to thegraxing lands, that oouutry did it sucoeoefully and left his i«tlout cauuot be beat. Ho said that Gooae Lake valley, iu which Lakeview 1* getting aloug nicely. aituated, la oue of the most fertile tract« of land he ever saw. It is BARGAIN DAY ON SOAP. 12x60 miles lu extent and io the moot thickly pxipulaled district passed found the town through. Mr Booth Special Bargains at the Eugene of Lakeview to be made up of very Soap Factory Saturday. energetic, bu-y and proopH‘roue peopla. It will be remembered that two or The Eugene Reap Co u III have a spe three years ago the whole town was cial br rgaln day on soap on Saturday swept away by Are, but with charao of this week. Their fl tie soaps are now terlstlc enterprise the people replaced being retailed at the factory on West their old buildings with subetautlal Eighth street, and at Saturday's sale brick structures iu mauy casta aud some tine bargains can be bad. Dou’t uow all traces of tiie fir. are nearly ob- miss this chance to get the beet soap i literated. From Lakeview on the valley land* ever manufactured at a low figure. are all held by heavy operators aud owner* of cattle, holding fr >m 1,000 to Court bouse News 25,1'00 acre« of laud eacti. The prluol- Mortgage....................................... (500 00 pai operator* are the Warner Valley Mortgage .... .............................. 425 OJ Block Co, the French-Glenn Uo aud Mortgage...................................... 600 III Miller A Lux, the latter being lb. largeet conoeru ou the line of the Mili REAL ESTATE THANBFERa. tary grant. Fred N and Gertrude C Begule to Mr Booth found all the people In Edgar H Tuwu 320 acres in tp 16 s r 6 that section of the oountry iu easy cir- e, 11600. cum*ianoee, many very wealthy and O« C R II to W W Haluea A Co 40 not a single poor piereon in the country acres In ip 18 s r 1 w, $200. Ttiey all made their money there and JEF aud and M 8 Withers to Geo started In with limited capital In F Crouer 10 acre« In tp 17 ar4 w, many lustanoee. Mr Booth eaid that 1350. bo oonsidere that to bo the fl sect part J P and Carne Oz.ruent to GO Hut of i he oountry for yoong mon to make ton lot 3 blk 4 D G McFarland’s second a start, and there are splendid oppxsr- ad to Cottage Grove, $160. tanltleo yet. NOTARIAL COMMISSION. In speaking of tho ollmato Mi Booth Tne notarial commission of L M said that there bao been a great oli- Travis la tiled with theoounty clerk. rnatlc change in the peat 25 year.. There ba. uot be.u a bard winter fur a power ofattohnky . The Uslapoola Mining and Tunnel dozen or so year., sheep going ail Co, of Jersey City, N J, grant* power winter without feeding, and cattle are of attorney to Patrick J Jennings, of tod ouly a short time In the winter. MURE RUNAWAYS. Mrs. Graham aud Little Barrett Girl Injured—Al GordogT Runaway. Yesterday afternoou Mrs Barrett and little daughters and Mrs H W Graham while rldiug tn a buggy near Bstigs' Park had a runaway tn which Mrs Graham aud one of the little gills were pretty badly bruised up. Mrs Graham aud ths little girl bail just got Into th" buggy when the seat tipped over, throwing Mrs Graham oat. The horse became lightened al this and started to run. Die little girl Jumped out, and In doing so was severely Injured and uuoonsclous for awhile. Mrs Graham’s It Juries were also severe. The horee ran on Into Eugene and was caught, but little damage tielug done to the buggy. AL GORDON'S RUNAWAY. Just before uoou today Al Gordon was unloading some lumber In front of 8 B Eakin’s reel dance lot on East Eighth and High street», a ti-n the team, a oouple of frisky colts, became frlghteued aud started to ruu. They uaahed the wagon up against tree, badly damaglug the vehicle, and then rau on but were caught bet re going far. The Hot Wave Has Moved to France Storms in Iowa and Colorado Crazy Chinaman Killed. Special ta the doarc G rants P ars ,Or, July 10— A crazy Chinaman waa shot anti killed today in the sur veying camp of the proposed Oregon <& Pacific railroad from Grants Pass to Crescent City. A man had been sent for the sheriff to arrest him, and while he was gone the KAUFFMAN BACKS DOWN. Chinaman, who was the crew’s cook, ran amuck with an axe and was shot by a Will Not Take Steps to Oust Glass- man by the name of Johnson. ford aa Police judge. AN AUT THAT APPEARS QUEER Harry Cherry went to Haleru this Again, the fact that beeent a strange afternoon. From there he will go to L Wsid« Studio, corner Beventb and Portlaud. boy downti wu to aell watctiee and buy revolver* looks queer. The murderer Llsiusite. Ml»* Helen Lamaon i* here from Lt a washlDg machine and save Portlind visiting the Mlsee* Edna aud had hie friend», who were then some, where uear Renton. If he had really Life’s strength. Chambers’Hard- Amy Dunn. deaired the weapon», the safe-t way to Lbas them. Mr* Green and Mr* Collin«, of Heat in France get them vat from the»e friend*. He Lk»y, '»>e jeweler, ha* reoeived Waltervtlle, went to Haleru th1» after 8p<eiai totheGa&rM bad parted from them only two hour* Ltoek of colored Riae**., ejeprotec- noon to reside. W alia W alla , July 9—No new before he met th* boy. Mlae Baker P aris July 10. —During k »tc, etc, for summer use. Mr* Nellie G 8'sgge, of W kshtugtou say* the outlaw really believed until developments have become public Io the military maneuvers near kb«D you buy » t re.oent bicycle D C, 1* here on a visit to her mother, almost the time that bo left the house the controversy between Chief of po B ko-’w you are al way* ready to Mrs J A Straight. here today the heat was in lice Kauffman and Police Judge Ulaw- that the lad would return. At least L You can depeDd uu a CresoeDt terne, and 320 men were ford, the story of the trouble appearing Mrs W 8 Bowers, of Baker City,who Tracey spoke to > thia' effect. The I I them at Chamber* Hardware. In these columns Tuesday. Il was ^overcome during the exer armed guards ha* been visiting in Eugene, left for presence - ---------- of 1 heavily — threatened that proceedings would be cises. arouud the house did not seem to shake home this afternoon. Three have died. begun at the i> uncll meeting last night his faith. In addition to the watches Mrs J W Harris left this afternoon ASt) 10 CENTS FOR HOPS. for a visit with her father, J H Short- Tracey gave the young man $9, every whereby Glaseford was to be removed Same Old Tracy. as Judge of the police court. Upon re. cent h« had In bls possession, and ridge, above Cottage Grove. Special to tb»GD«an fleclloa by Kauffuiau and hie friends, ^tracts Made at Those Prices Mr* A E McClure, of Gartl Id, Wash- when be look his departure the whole S eattle , July 10.—Tracy It seems to have been determined to lei matter, lad, rnouey, watches aud re who hn* been visiting In Lane couuty, at Albany and Salem. a bad matter si >ne, and nothing w-s has again been seen and has volvers seemed to have slipped fr. na his left for home this af ernoon. done. The council uo t but not a word again exhibited his keen wit memory. A oostrset was filed at Albany Fred Bloom, ot Woodetock, M on, Vli said relative to the case. From whatever side Tracey’s visit to in evading the army of pur Atsrdsy under which Mr* El'a Men- who ha* been visiting here a mouth, the Gerrtll’s home is viewed, It seems suets. All reports of his be I [bsll, of Harrisburg, I* to deliver left this afternoou for Portland on bis the fantasy of a dieor lered brain. It ACCIDENT AT THURSTON. ing seen near Seattle last k bops tbi» year to T A Liveely A way home. was on ueither reason nor necessity. [ of Baletu, at 15 c*nt* per pouud night have proven unfound Ml»* Bessie Eakin, of Salem, who Its only explanation is that the outlaw A Boy Injured by a Mowing ed. Today he made his ap IhsToeut advanoe. The date was ha* been visiting at the home of Mrs is not lu bis right tniud; that the L 18. Aho a contract between Minnie Wasbburne, leturned home Machine Yesterday. mental straiu he has undergone slues pearance in the country sev- Lely 4 Co and W D Huston and F this afternoon. his farewell to the Halim people has i era! miles to the east of hero ¡Miller of near J.flersot*, for their Special to the suabd Mr* John De Vine, of Augusta, WIs, proved too much for even his iron which waa unguarded. Ho Li* st 12 oents on a contract made T hurston , July 10.—Charles Mo-1 who ha* been visiting at the hotne of nerves, and that be lias crossed the held up and robbed a farmer kreb 5 with an addition of J cent on Henry Deoti»rt iu Eugeue, left thi* invisible line between sanity and lu- Mahon, a 16 year- >ld boy was hurt lnp[l-ment*ry contract made May and escaped toward tho Cas yesterday by Jumping from a mowing sanity. afternoon fir Ashland on a visit. Advance 5 cents. machine, hie knee cap tielug ¡injured so cades. The sheriff and his Saturday’s Roseburg Review: Rev jl MAXIMUM CONTRACT FIGURE that h* wtu b* disabled tor a long deputies are far in the rear, Father Beutgen, of Eugene, was in AN OUTBREAK PLANNED. time. Dr Evans, a student of Dre I 1 jslem Journal: The maximum con- Rosebarg tbl* morning greeting old Paine a d Kuykendall, attended th* i Attempted Jail Delivery, pt figure for 1902 hop* in Marion friend* and visiting with Father Ber- boy at Mr Garner's near Wsl'ervllle ^□ty Is now 16 cents. On Monday tbiaume. Man Found on the Prison Wall at u .. ■ . . ... Special to theSuard. where he ps located. The boy is the Lotract was tiled in the recorder’s Mis* Amy Augeli, who has been Salem. S t J oseph M o July 10—A eon of John and Ella McMalion, who )ee by which Mrs N Kell and J Hour, visiting with friends in The Dslles, were divorced In this ocuuty a few daring attempt at wholesale Aurora agree to aell 8 )00 pounds of has returned home with her mother, H alkm , July 9.—James BBlmpson, year* ago. jail delivery was frustrated hyear'*crop at 16 cent* per pound. Mr* D Bradley, in Eugene. Bbe night guard Inside the penitentiary at Loontractors are 8 A F U it Iman A here today by prompt and «topped in Portland where she visited midnight last night, while making hie Happy Time In Old Town. ), ol New York City. Eimer Keene, vigorous action on the part friend*. round«, discovered a msu on lop of the Jt it L' ule, fine coniracted to the same "We felt very happy," write» R N of the guards. The prisoners J W Hobbs, of MoMlui. ville, deputy prison wall eurroundlng the yard. B 5 00 pounds of this year’s crop at Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Buck- internal revenue collector ha* been in Simpi-on watched the Intruder for a cents. len'a Aruica Balve wholly cured our had secured dynamite, with Eugeue the la»t two or three day* with time, then tired at him, when the daughter of a bad case of scald head." which they blew out the rear a view of moving here *ometlme mysterious visitor disappeared. The It delliihte all who use II for out»,corn-, Big Price Offered for Hops. Burna, Bruises, Boll«, ulcers, eruption» wall of the prison. during the summer. His sod Harry shot aroused the other offioere and a — Infallible for pllee. Only 26o at W desire* to enter the State Univereity search wae made on the outside of the L DeLano'a drug atore. Rebuk« to Correspondents. I aleu , July 8.—ft to reliably re- thia fall, which together with tome wall but to no effeot. rtrd here tonight that two proml- other consideration*, iuduoe the move. It is believed that the man was on O yster B ay , July 10.— F obmbk U O H tudents .— Yester kt bopgrower* have been offered 18 Today’* Salem Btateeman : Mr and wall for the purpose of passing arms to day’s Oregonian : Dr O P Overton, a President Roosevelt today ad bt» per pound tor contracts for -crope Mr* E C Alexander and little sou Leo, convicts on the Inside of the enclosure recent graduate of the college of physi ministered a Btrong rebuke fcb» y»«r 1902. The parlies direc ly arrived on the overland yesterday to bo used In another outbreak. cians and surgeons at Chicago, Is to two newspaper correspon hcirped oould not be seen to oonfirm afternoon for a visit to the home of b among the candidates tie-ore the »tale b report. dents who have been sending R Alexander, a brother. Mr Alexander medical board. Dr Overton la an Self-Explanatory. is assistant foreman of the make-up Oregonian, hie home being at Browns sensational stories to their L vxbbb bhifmknts —Foreign lum- department of the Ban Francisco Call ville....... Dr J H Uairlco of Woodburn, New York papers regarding B uffalo , N Y, July 3, 1902. k’blpmeut* by water from the Col- and is enjoying a month’s vacation. who came to the city yesterday to the private home life of the K ays F urniture Co,Eugene,Or: w J kbi* rlv-r during the year ending NBED BAILROADS. For four year*, 1868 to 1872, be followed take hie examination tie fore the medi president’s children. Gentlemen: In reply to your letter Portland, Or, power of attorney, to to* S', 1902 aggregated the enormous The great need of that oountry le a cs i board, was recerl/ graduated from of June 25th. would say that the body transact business of the company in ja. of 71,980,000 feet. The average his trade as a printer In this city. Floods Injure Crops. of Mrs L Keeter was received in good Lane county In connection with the railroad leadleg to the outeide world, the oo I lege of pbyslc-ans and surgeons, fg** have been larger going io the M aking W halk -O il S oap . —The condition, with no eigne ot dtooolur»- big tunnel scheme and mining opera and there are bright proepecte of one or at Chicago. Uarrloo Is an Oregon boy, Dus M oires , la., July 10— hurt Irom the Ponhnd port than Eugene B< »p A Chemieal < o «re now tlou, and we are greatly pleased with tiou* In the Bohemia mining district. tuorelloee being built through Ibero bls borne being at Oregon City. He ta, eltewbere on the coast. A* com- As a result of recent heavy busy manufacturing a lot of whale-oil the way your work was done. received bl« A B degree at the Uni In the Immediate future. At preeont with the shipments of lumber Virulent Cancer Cured. rains, all streams are raging versity of Oregon In ls99, afterwards soap for bop-apraying, a large amount the trade of that section, and It Thanking you for the care you look f ¡900, the flecal year just oloeed amounts to a greet deal, goes to Win going to Chicago for professional train- floods and great damage to of whale-oil having arrived from Port In the matter, I am <>■» an tn reuse of 58 per cent. There Startling proof of a wonderful ad nemucca and Reno, Nov, and Red land today. From present Indication« Yours very truly, crops is feared. hr 34 cargoes in th* shipments. vance lu medicine le given by drogai«! Bluff, Ohl. Mr Booth cays the peopla the bopgrower« will have to du a lot of W T H enderson . G W Robert» of Elizabeth. W Va. An Tuiixa., P ueblo , C ol , July 10.—A »praying tbl* year ae the ilea seem to old man there had lung suffered with of Fortlaud and the Willamette valley be thicker than usual. heavy cloudburst hero today what good doc’ors prouounoed incur ahoulct not let the flrot opportunity to Logs for New Mill. able cancer. They t-elleved bla case secure rail connections with that rich ' caused great damage to crops. bopeltw» till he u«ed Electric Bluer» country peso by. In 1*1* opinion a road Daily Gsari, Jolt » aud applied Bucklen’s Arnica Balve, I MI ~T T 1 • J 77 A rm B rukin .— Mrs S F Hibb», re Special to tbs Guard. which treatment completely cured would be well supported and would pay D exter , July 9—Partlse who have him. When Electrio Bitter» are used splendidly. siding at 256 Eset Thirteenth street, '« lovglng contract for the Booth- to expel bilious, kidney and microbe fell and broke her right arm near the Kelly Lumber Co today began work poison« at the aarne time this aalve ex shoulder yesterday. Dr W KuykoD- on a big drive of several million feet In erta Ita matchleaa healing power, blood aggie is coming dall was summoned and sttteDded the disease», skin eruptlona, ulcere aud this vicinity. They are cutting on aoree vanish. Bitter» 6Oc, Salve 36c at lany’e injuriee. Mr and Mre Hlbb» are »»ctlon 19. The log* are presumably W L DeLano’». recently from McMinnville, Mr H bbe Former Filippino “President” to ' tor the new mill al Hprlngfield. being employed at the 8 P depot here. Visit America. Dolly Guard July J Buy a Bain Wagon and you have A K una way .— Last evening while Get a Deering Binder and Mo ver, one that la»ts. See them at Mrs J J Fdil end daughter, Miao May, N ew V omk , July 10.—According hty run light and last forever. Chambers Hardware. were watering their horse In the mill to announcement made here, says a Chsml*re Hardware. race al the fool of East N*-v»ntb street, Bos' on di-patc h to th" Woril, Agul- It became frightened while the young naldola coining to the United state», Hats $1.00 Men s Suits. Fruit Jars. lady was letting down thei brck rein, and his departure irom Manila for Odds and ends in men's hata and ran sway. Mre Polll jumped out Han Francisco la expected, It toeaid, All wool. Oregon cashmere duz i|t Mason fruit jars .90 of the buggy to try and »top tho boree al anytime He will come direct Io to close out at IJ 00. ‘I gal..................... * 1.15 per suit $7.00. |2.56,$2 25, $2.00,11.75 and but waa unsuccoaaful arid awey aped Hos'ou to j In his former secretary, ! the horee wltli the buggy in which Hixto Lo|«a. and will then start on a ' extract caps and Clothespins. 11.50 waa little Paul LaDakn who acccm- tour d l»v rl< g a series ot loci urea on rubbers Mason jars .25 hats in odds and ends at pauiod Mr» Polll and daughter. The the cm ditoos of the Islands and mak 7 doz clothespins 10c, 3 doz doz covered jelly jars .35 $1.00. No back numbers boy waa thrown out of the buggy and ing a plea for the Independence of hie for 5c. Clotheslines rope finished tumbler .35 but all good saleable goods. catching bi* clothe» on a projection, he countrymen. per lb 15c. Wire lines 15c doz jar rubbers .05 ’ swung there for awhile, bat kmd Window Shades. L ottrh L iot .— Mitera for the fol Í dropped off Into a mud puddle. Boon up. ' ” extra heavy and wide lowing persons remain dead In the Ku- Short time only 27| cents afterword the b<*r»e and baggy landed Glassware. Ason jar rubbers .25 op against a fane, al Eaat Beventb aud vane poat-'fflce: T Hoover, Mre Frank each, all colors. doz qt tin fruit cans Highland, Hair Rl Idle Hard were Oo, See our bargain. glassware Pearl street». Neckties. *jth 1 doz wax sealers Henry Laird, B Lodge, Lea Landreth, counter 10c and 15c. IB tub H ospital .- Harry M Hol. Mlse Mina Magneaa, H H Wil llama, Ed Odds and ends, mens ’ 25 '» ire self sealing stone jars We'll do wonders on that den, wholenow conducting a restaurant Wilson Charlie Whittaker. *1 sizes. cent neck ware 15 cents. counter. In Portland, to et present In the Good F arm B old —Th» J.C. Roberta farm Hameritan ho»ptlai where he ander- went an ojieretlon a few days ego for e of 290 •' re», nine mllea weal of Eugene, vr.r» rapture. He Stood tbo opere wa» »»Id today to W. J Roger», a min tloo well end to getting along very ing man from D»tiv»r, for >4,000. E J. Fraai-r waa ih» »goat In Iba deal. nicely. c . Deering Mowers, Deering Binders- THE KINDTHATYOU DON’T HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR. Car Just Arrived CHAMBERS HARDWARE. Ax Billy’s ...DEPARTMENT STORE III D ibd .— Geo W Carr, aged M years and 7 nr Us died at ’h» home of his daughter, M • I' 4 Getebel, on Cima wwale, Joly ft, 1IW4. New Stock Furniture.