The Eugene weekly guard., July 19, 1902, Image 7

i TOLD IN SIDE HEADS
I
G<n Smith Retired.
TRACY AGAIN
1
*pwl«l a tb«<iu rd.
W ashington , D C, July 17
Dallf Guard July I
—Geo Jacob H Smith, who
’ tea W allah G iven a R kclftiov
mum ! the “kill and burn’’
■ —Albany lJemocrat, y.sterday
I art
orders to Major Waller evening at tbelr pie-sat t heme iu
in the Samar campaign east Albany Mis-ss Be la aud Vira
the Philippine», has been re­ Btuar: tendered Misa Charlotte Waller,
tired by President Roosevelt, of Eugene, a receptioo, attended by a
large number of the l-adlng young
who »ays the general by his people
of Albat y.
The evening was
loose and violent talk to sub­ • peut tu au enj lyable mam.er. Re
ordinates has interfered with freabuieote were »rved. The Misses
his further usefulness in the Stuart are popu ar eutertateers.
army.
T he U hkn - aih C uncsht .—Bavaral
1
Those $1-50 and $2.00
SHOES
He and Two Confed
erates Located in
a
On Display at
ie
Hi
Guard
....JULY 19
uruK‘" *
Two Boys Drowned at
Beach.
brevities .
HoBesiwea that anybody can nal
oo at Ch»*“1*™ Hardware.
. DtW «wuing <»» P'*«-«1 lo front
»lor* to
^Extras for every old mower or binder,
A Sun
tbein ear'.v at Chambtra Hard-
Dance.
v»r”-
»ill carpenters and laborers wanted. Special to th« Guard.
B,PiL-Keily Lumber Co.
B ujte
w oecond-band buggies, carte and —
thousand
,M0n..
Many good aod some no are
a
-out Prices very low.
near
Many
Chambers Hardware.
Al Cburcbill, of Cottage Grove, has
In»picture iu the Portland Telegram
ot yesterday. Iu front of him is a big
otvttd bear which be killed In the
mmutaiu- recently.
jUcite buggies eland tbe test for
h*rj wrviix. Chambers Hardware has
lb».
Mr. Ws onir luejwom .n who found
p,,id Merrill's tody, has gone to
m toclsim tl e full rewaid ottered
forttie return of Merrill dead or alive.
, Montana, July 17.
Over a
Indians
engaging in
sun dance
here.
whites are
attracted by the interesting
ceremonies.
Tragedy on a Train.
Special to th« Guare
thousand people listened to lbs open- ,
air concert given by the Fourth Regi­
NOV FUR PENSIONS.
ment Baud last night in frout of the
couri house, this being the fl ret oue of
Blanks for
Veterans the seamiu. The program was au ex­
cellent oue aud those who listen»! to
it were highly pleased. The baud left
W ashington , July 14—The pen­ today fi r the eucampmeut at Albany,
sion i ffice todsy Issued s large Dumber aud the uext oouotri will be given i
blank forma on which Iud'an w«r vet­ after its return.
erans may filsapi licatious for peusiou.
F ound a R ing —Bunday while the
under the law recently passed. Copie«
workmen were d-aoing out the mill
will be furnish»! to.11 who make re­
race above East Niuth street they
quest ot the pension office, while a
fouud a plaiu gold riug in the bottom
large number have been sent to ttep-
of the race. Ou the iu«lde was eu-
reaentative Tongue for distribution.
graved the following: “B E H to
Oue set of blauks is,.»ned for survivors
Etta. Feb l»:h, 'S9." Borne lady uo
and another for widow«. Burvtvors
doubt dropped it luto the wslar while
are ¡required to furnish their rauk,
out boating.
company aud regia snt, show honor­
able discharge, t >getber with at least
M ining C o M eltino -The director,
30 day»’ service, and other military
service before or after the Indian war. of the North Fairview Milling Co
Personal description of the »-Idler st met in the office of Hon L T Harri.,
the time of tha eulistmsnt, subsequent «•oretary of the ooiupany, yesterday to
place« of residence and proof th»t he arrange for the commencement of ax-
is an actual resident of the Uulted teu.ive work on the company'« proper*
Htate« 1« also called for. All of tbla lie« tn the Bohemia d atrict. A num*
evidence must be sworn to before a bar of tuuusls will be tuuaud other
notary public, aud must tie eorrobor- work at ouoe be done.
Indian War
are Issued.
ate 1 by at least one but geuerally two
N'zwON G O fficers -Col Geo O
wiiue.se« whose persoual knowledge
Yoran of the Fourth Regiment, O N G,
regarding the claimant must be fll.d
today received from Governor Geer the
with the application.
commissions of capt.iu for Lieutenant
H A Kuril and of first lleuieuaul for
Sergeaut Geo a Judson, both < f Co F
ot Salem. The company la without a
LANE
FARMS.
eeeoud lieutenant, one having beeu
elected but he failed to quality.
F lat R iver , Mo, July 17—
As a result of a longstand­
ing feud between the two
COUNTY
men, Young Dooley shot and
killed Frank Harris on a
passenger train today. The Some lnterstiog Figures Given by
a Census Bulletin.
shooting almost created a
panic in the car, the pas­
sengers being badly frighten­ A late e“nsus bulleiin gives the total
of forms In Oregon sa 35,837,
ed. Dooley was promptly number
with a total acreage of 10071,328, of
arrested.
which 3,328 3 '8 aie improved aud
Will Develop a Country Rich in Local Division of the O N G Booth-Kelly Co at Work oa
Went to Albany Today.
New Plant ai Springfield
Resources.
nneze
aim.
The Pottlaud Journal of yesterday
«1-eak. editorially a« folUws concern­
ing the proposed uew railroad from
C< oa Bay through Eugene Oregon via
Eugene:
W tiatever may be the real financial
force behind the Coos Fay railroad
project that has t-een launched In this
city, it cannot be denied that It bolds
great possibilities for Portland aud
Oregon. It will develop a region of
whloh the people know very little.
It will bring Into operation Industries
that otherwise would remain a« mars
poteatialtlee. Il will oonlrlbuts ma­
terially to the wonderful growth that
Is certain to take plaos duilng ths
Coming decade.
LD Kinney, J Thorburn Rosa and
other gentlemen who are aa»«latod
with them are entitled to a vote of
tbauks and oontldence from the peo­
ple of thia community for that they
propose to create an enterprise that
promisee
so much to
tbs com­
mon wealth.
The Coo. Bay oouutry Is great In
possibilities. It has enortuoua re­
sources It has a flue hartxir, one of the
beet ou the ooaat. Il has I arg. timber
suppllee. Thtre are minerals con­
tiguous. Agriculture and dairying
and stockral.log there under the stim-
ulous of the proposed road. People
will go there to live. Homes will ba
built. Immigration will beattr-oted
from the East. There will bs devel­
opment where there baa been stag­
nation and only 1st«nt |>o«slbllillee.
Ibe Uooa Bay road will acoompliab
these things and then f >re th-we who
have formed the plan« aud who pro­
pose to oarry them out ar« deserving of
the appreciative support of all who
live Iu this portion ot the Paciflo Coast.
ovia a Nuaoeso svsoae
or loo.ooo rttr caeacirv
Dally suard. July 17
The Eugene divisiou of the Oregon
National Guard left ou this afternoon's
train for Albany to assemble In bri­
gade camp al Camp Williams for slubt
days, from July 17 to 24.
The camp
will be uno er the command of General
Cbaa F Beebe. Th« looal divisions
that left today weretkil G O Yoran and
•latT, oousistlng of Capt D E Yoran,
adjutant, Capt ELI bainbera, quarter-
master, C C Kauflmau, IBP, aud Q
M Bergt Wslter Roas; the Fourth
of 21
Regiment Band, composed
plroea; Company A, 3S men under
Captain R H Huston and Company C,
40 man under Captain J M William.,
Com pa u I e. A and U and the band
«■MUibled al the armory at 1:20 < 'clock
.nd march»! to tbs depot and boarded
their oars On the same traiu were Co
B, of Ashland; Co H, of Gr.nt« Pa.«,
and Co E, of lVwebutir. Mauy of the
friend« of the boy« were at the ■ tatlou
to «eelh«m ofl.
Tba annual enoauipiu«nt of th«
National Guard Is au event of conaid-
oral Is Interest in all part« of the «tale,
and, aaail kuow, the olject of the as­
semblage la to tram aud lo.lruct In
military tactic« and give the men a
laate of actual oamp life. And, too,
from a fluanclal «tandpolot, the boys
do not put In their time for uolblug-
11.60 tor every day at the camp.
The Htate Guard 1« at present com­
posed of the following: Ths Third
Regiment, station»! at Portland aud
Oregon City; the Fourth Regiment,
distributed al Balam, Albany, Wood­
burn, Eugene, Roeeburg, Ashland and
Grant« Pas«; the First Bepaiale Bat
t«l Ion, comtsiaed of three companies
aud «talloued In Eastern Oregon; Bat­
tery A, at Portlaud, and Troop A, at
Lebanon. A bsttery of the Beveulh
Artillery of Vancouver Barracks will
also go into camp with the Nallou l
Guard.
A few week, ago the G uard printed
a oomuiuui allou from it. -pedal ror-
respoi deut at HprlugHeld to the ett ct
that the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co li -
teuded erecting a large uew sawmill «1
that place.
A couple of dayt ago work on the
new plant was commei>o>d
II wilt
be located on land owned by the com­
pany near the Bouthern Pan tic de; ot
aud will lie of about llO,000 peel capaci­
ty per day.
According to George Kelly, who was
aaked about the uew mill by a G uard
eporter this afternoon, it will be com­
pleted In about six month«.
The new plant will i>e operated by
•team and w>)l be fitted
throughout
with the latest improved machinery.
When asked what di«poslllon will
l>e made of the company’• old mi l at
Bprlugfleld, Mr Kelly stated that for
the pre» tit it would remulu where it
Is.
W hmat C hop .—J M Shelly, of the
Eugene Mill and Elevator Co, today
lufotmed the GI' akii that wheat will
be late coming iu thia year on account
of a backward apring. He sai l that It
will be about three week, before lhre.li*
O j ace“uut of a large amount of
6,743 020 are unimproved.
The aver­ mg begin«. Mr Shelly la of the opin­
baggage tbs northbound train this
Two Boys Drowned.
age acreage of Oregon forms Is 281. ion that thio year« crop w ill tie the
-fieiuoou was delayed
about 26
Per cent of farm land improved, 33. largest for .everal year«.
liuules tber- by oauaiug a taidinesa of Special to th.CiüÀRD,
The number of farms In 1850 was 1664
bentber Lain.
F or B ale . —Q larier section of good
L ong B facii
aud iu 1890 the number was 26,530.
B,leui Btaleemau: Bruoe L Bogart
timber land, lj miles trom MuKeuzie
H
M adnnited to practice as an at-
LANE COUNTY.
river, oouveuleully located for logging.
trney io this etale lor nine muDtha ou Jalmer, two
residing
The total number of forms in Ltne Estimated to carry about seveu mil­
in ticate from the Bupreme Court of
were drowned
county Is given at 2,370, aud 2,326 lion let tef good yellow flr. Addre-.
lortb Dakota; recommended by
have buildings on.
The number or call o.i J W FuUulam, Wallervnls
the
breakers
today.
udge Al red Wallin, of Biemark,
of acres of forms is given at 508,4'5 Or.
They
were
bathing
drib Dakota, aud by Chas A Hardy
with 140 513 se es Improved. Value of
j. ». (Tins tor iMDiaaarioa sasaT.
shore when they
nd George B Dorrir,oi Eugene.
L awn H oci » l —The ladiee of the
land and Improv rnents except build­
Dally Gaard July 17,
out
too
far
Christian
cuurcti
gave
a
lawu
«octal
ou
ing. (5 815,29'1. Value of buildings,
Get a Deering Binder aud Mower
In view of the yislt of W E Goman,
the obuich lawu laaleveuing. Quite
by
the
breakers
(1,089,180.
Value
of
Implements
and
ey run light and laet forever.
general pasaenger and freight ageut of
machinery, 3342,770.
Value of live­ a large crowd alteuded, and ttie atlalr
Chambers Hardware.
before the eyes
a
the B F Hue« In Oregon, Immigration
31,226,667.
Value of produots I was a pleaalug success, Iue cream aud
people
were stock,
Ageut Geo MoKlnuey of the Harriman
H.rrl.burg items iu Albany Herald: number
not fed to lives'oek, 31,493,811. Amount | oab« wera served._____
Hue« aud parly of a dozen or co of other
Itedsdie Baum, a teacher in the pub powerless
render
boys expended for form labor, 3149 050
licaboilrof Psuoleton, was vieiting
No C ouncil M eeting .—The oity prominent railroad men, to be made to
any
Amount ex:>ended for fertilizers, 3305.
friend. In this city laet r-uuday and
council waa to Itavu met al 2:30 oolnok Eugeue tbla evening, their .pedal
I ihl« afiaruoon, but no quorum balug train being scheduled to arrive from
Meud.y, tbe guest of Miss Lola Ben­
Tracy Surrounded Again.
der...... Miss Mary Skip worth, of Eu­
PATH MONT. pIt^ul tho meeting was postpoued the «<>uIbero part of the «late about 7
gene, bse been a guest of Rev Bbaugle Spacial to th« ouzbd
------
until uext Thursday evemug, July o’clock, the real estate meu held a
meeting at 11 o'clock thia forenoon In
tad family tbe past week at their
ovington
July
Horse
24
_____________________
Hvarverud A Fisher'« offioe, Mr Hvar-
iiuntry home on Laks creek.
—
a
piece
Detroit.
B ohn .— At Albauy, July 15, 1902, to verud aotlngas ohairmaa.
Buy a Bain Wagon and you have
Sheriff Cudihee
------
i Mr and Mra W A Audereou, a girl.
The purpose of the meeting waa to
ne tbat lasts. Hee them at
a
posse have
Or.gonlaD: Pathmont, one of Alt- “Alec" la a former Eugeue boy, but endorse someone for the position of
Chambera Hardware.
Murderer Tracy
now moot'« first 2:10 performer., formerly I uos a 8 P loo motlve engiueer running Immigration agent, le be appoiuted by
Lotkcy, tbe jeweler, has received
owned by H B Miller, of Etuene, no« out ot Pot.laud.
the agents of the Harriman lines, and
lave
surrounded
lie rtock of colored glasees, eye protec-
an American consul io China, has ap-1
-------------1 • •--------------
who will be stationed in the East to
a
this place. parenTy oome to life again. But little F oh R ent .—Eight roomed house, in distribute
;ore etc, etc, for summer use.
lltersture and do other work
Tracy has
been
joined hse beeu heard < f the pacer since he good repair, with sewer oouueclion, aud to advertise this section ot the oouutry.
Bee bivei and supplies.
Inquini J H Htl!es was the uuaulmoae oholoe ot
Chambers Hardware.
was sold to Ontario, Canada, rartie», barn, ou Nurtb Pearl street,
by two
the meeting, and he will be endorsed
it
known that they but last week he dl-tlngulshed himself | of Mrs. I. L. Campbell.
are with
in
cabin. at Detroit by taking the fastest best LKAUUK B z SKMALL.- At Mpokaus: for the position.
the 2:09 p ce and flulshlog second
Virulent Cancer Cured.
MKKTINO or CI1IZ.BNS TUN1UHT.
that
cap­ In
Al Beattie:
In fi ur other beat«. Tbe time for the Porliaud 7, Bpokaue 1.
The
party will be met at the train
ture
ave­ five bests was 2:12). 2:111, 2:13i, 2:161 Beattie 4, Helena 2. At Tacoma: Ta-
C
to *A' < >«. X J
StwliDg proof of a wonderful •d-
this evening by a delegation of citizens (nr« tin
IlM k 1 fill HiW »
oorna
4,
Butte
3
’»tee iu mediclDe is given bydrugsiat
of escape
and 2;14t-
with carrleges aud will Immediately (tg'Alsn
1» W R bt-rte of Elizabeth. W Va. An
Pathmoot st on« time bad ths rep­
guarded.
It
They will be
B ohn .—At Pleasant Hili, July 16, be driven over the city.
»id tu«u there bad l‘>ng .uttered with
vlaigooti di c'ors prououuced incur- advance
be
on the utation of being a quitter, but there la 190J, to the wife of D Bolli , a daugh­ shown Ibe University and publlo
nothing
in
tbe
time
of
bi«
race
that
Ml-cancer. They believed hi« caee
■cbool buildings will tie taken through
before dark
a des­ would Indicate anything like quilting, ter.
bi pe|e*s till
u-ed Electric Bittera
the manufacturing and rasldenoe die-
»tei ip, lieu Buckleu’a Arnica Halve, perate battle
especially when It is considered that it
Hupvrlor Htovea
trlots, and at 8 o'. I ck will be given an
vbicti treatment completely cured
India.
1« tbe fl 'st of tbe aeasou and tbe horse«
Chamber«A Bro.
him. Wbeu Electric Bitters are u««l
Informal reception at the Commercial
A Negro Burned.
are hsriliy warmed up yet.
toexpei bilious, kidney and microbe
Club rooms In the armory. All bust
Sacred cows often defile Indian tem­
pei-obs at the «ame lime this salve ex­
Experienced bicycle repairman now
Specie, to the a nerd,
ples, but wunw yet 1« a body that's new men, whether members of the
tru It. insicbleee healing power, blood
Liek Hi. ware, guaranteed for 3 years
polluted by oouslipailon.
Don't per­ club or not, ere Invited to attend lb« at CbamlHT.’ Hardware.
O'"-»*«-, -km eruption«, ulcers and
—
C layton
Chamber. Hardware.
mit It. Cleanse your system with Dr meeting.
n't-» tat i-b. Bitter. 6<»c, Balve 25c at
morn-
At
hour
rxiug s New Life Pills au<l avoid un­
L DeLauo’s.
told misery. They give lively livers,
—
- a
G*t a washing machine at-d «ave active bowels, good digestion, fine ap­
NEW
BUILDING.
was tied
a tree
your wife’« «trength. Chamber.' Hard­ petite. Only 26c at W L Dsljauu’s
Time In
diug store.
by an
mob
ware b«s them.
Odey
a
A Smith Patting Up Their
“We Mt VFry happy," writes R N
Hop
Wanted.
**’1, O; i Town, Vs, “wbeu Buck* young
Virginia B orn .—At Pleasant Hill, July 11,
and
cn'« A-ui. a Balve wholly cured our
The negro
sat­ 1902, to Mr and Mrs R E William«, a Fifteen hundred cedar bop poets
4»u<bter <>f •» bad case of scald bead." Tucker.
eon.
to .quart 6 Inches at large end, aud 14
*’ 'i.ll.hi ■ all a ho u-e It for out..corn-,
a match
Rtown A Bmllb J-eceotly from Hal. m,
feet iong. To be delivered on bank ot
Berns, Bruises, B<>ll-, ulcers, eruptions
Poet« and thingies.
applied
to
river at Jundklue’ Point, 2 miles above today commenced the erection of a
“■'Bf.liit, e for pile. Only 26c at W
Chamber. Hardware.
Eugene anytime this summer or fall building 18x24 feet ou Park «tr«et near
“ BeLano’« drug store.
him.
Address,
the Jcurual effli*, tor their fence and
W R W alkku ,
basket works, they having leased a
Eugene, Ór.
Hats $1.00
poition of the lot Just we«tof the alley
Men $ Suits,
Fruit Jars.
al
oogelde the Journal office.
and
inmen’
Chas E Brown, of the Hrm, when
When you buy a I rescent bicycle
All
1 doz
to close
i 1
aeeu
by aUUAHD reporter this mom*
you
know
you
are
always
ready
U>
per
$7.00.
1 " gal ..................
1.15
$2.56,$2.25, $2.00,$ 1.75 and start. You can depend on a Crescent Ing.tated that they will be ready for
Clothespins.
boaiuea« next week or aa M at tbelr
$1.50
Bee them at Cbambere Hardware.
.25
building Is completed.
in odds and ends
7
clothespins 10c,
1 doz covered
jars
The new factory will make »everal
$1.00.
kluds of wire fencing also bop beakete.
for 5c. Clotheslines rope
‘
good saleable goods.
The fencing la always In drmand,
per
15c
• doz
Window Shades.
and the hop b*sketa no doubt will tel.
’
heavy
wide
up.
w s 1 a« t hey • ill bo a g real con vrnlenoe
Short time
tn it>e hundred« wh" go to the bop yards
Glassware.
Mason
In this vicinity «ech year.
each,
Jew -toek of furniture just put in. at
■rice dis you cuu “ttoto to fix up
il(. . t! 11 and t xamine.
Chambers Hardware.
WILL BE HERE TONIGHT.
AN IMMENSE CONCEKN.
The Harrisburg Bulletin of recent
dale. In making note of the formal
transfer of the Ha<r!«burg sawmill to
the Booth-Kelly Co «ay«:
“The Booth Kelly Company cover.
« larger territory In their operatn in
than any other lumber company doing
bu.imea In the United Blates. Iu cor­
roboration of this statement we cite
the fact that they furnish material for
railroad construction to the following
liner: Bouthern Pacific, Fremont *
Elkhorn, Denver A Ro Grande, Rio
Graude Western, Union Pacific, Chi­
cago A North western, Chicago, Rock
l.land A Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee
A Bt Paul, Bauta Ee and the Grand
Truuk Railway, in Canada, the latter
lining, Iu the opinion ot Mr George
Kelly, the moot marvel >us shipment
they make.
Be-ldes these, railroads
In California, N>Vada, tSew Mexico,
Arkan-as, and as far east as Vermont
are using the product of thia company.
Their Eastern agent 1« now negotiating
SACKS
with the Illinois Central and New
York Central roads.
Cents a
is the Price “Among the large order, they have
on hauii Is one of 2,Ot 0.100 feet of
Asked.
lumber for the Pullmau Car Co, and
one of 1,000,000 feet tor the Amerloau
P.ndl.ton tut Oregonian.
Car C<>. They are also lumlshlng ma­
Eight oeota a piece for tack.!
terial to be u«ed iu Hie construction of
Thlt la the price the farmer, • re four battleships for the Mexloau gov­
compelled to pay for «ack. In whloh to ernment, whloh are being built in the
pul their 1002 wheat and barley crone, Nix >u shipyards at El zabelhport, N
and it the hlghett figure asked for M. (Mr Nixon, it will be remembered,
them for neveral year».
The price supercedtd Richard Croker as the chief
started at 7 cents a tew week, ago and ofTammany Hall. He has ainoe re­
immediately after the dealers found signed.) Alassa and Old Mexico have
that there would be InimMiw crop« oorne within the lb Id of operation« of
all over the country the price was ad­ the Booth Kelly Lumber Company."
vanced to 8 oeota.
In speaking of the raise E W Mc­
Awful
Comas, representing the North western
Warehouse Co, sold that there was
“EverylsMiy said I bad consump­
apparently no rsaaou for the ral»e
tion," write. Mr« A M Bbleld«, of
more than that the eacka wars In a Chambersburg, Pt, “I was «o low after
oombine and the de.l.r« found th»y alx month« ot aevere «Ickueaa oauaed
by bay fever and asthma that fow
oouldget (cents as easy as 7.
The farmers have to have sacks and thought I oould gel well, but I learned
of the marvelous merit of Dr Klug’«
If they were 10 canto It would out the New Discovery for consumption, used
number oontumed very little. Hix It and was oompletey nuied."
For
cents Is a good prloe for grain begs. Io dee|>erate throat ahd lung disease« It 1«
tact they have told for lee. and the the safest cure In the world and Is In­
fallible for cough, oolds aud bronchial
d.alert were maklog a good profit affections. Guaranteed bottle« 60c aud
from them.
rial U oi I m free at W L De I .ano'«
Bindlag twine has .lao advanoed to
16 otnla a pound which la the hlgheet
to
it has ever been In this oouutry.
ARE AWAY UP.
bight
, Wash, July
17.— Elmer Blume and
boys
at
Sundburg,
in
here
near the
ventured
and were caught
and drowned
of
large
of
who
to
the
assistance.
Now
OREGON
, Wash.,
clever
C
17. By
strategy
small
him
cabin near
of
and
headed
off and
in
PACER
Former Eugene
at
Wins Race
confederates and
is
him
the
It is thought
their
is certain, as every
nue
is securely
is said that an
will
made
cabin
and
is looked for.
Happy
Filthy Temples in
, Miss, July 17.
an early
this
ing o William Odey,
.
negro,
to
and burned
infuriated
of white
men.
had outraged
woman named
was
urated with oil, and
the fagot» piled
around
Old Town.
FACTORY
Poste
Brown
Fence
.90
.35
.35
.05
wool, Oregon cashmere
suit
doz
lb 15c.
3 doz
Wire lines
.25
.60 J
jars
J
|
See our bargain glassware
counter 10c and 15c.
We ll do wonders on that
counter.
Odds
ends
out at
hats
Saved From
New Addition
Fate.
Eugene.
R F Baker A Co have plaited the R
F Scott land coDil-tlug of 32 lota situ­
ate two blockeaouth of the Patterson
school building. These are desirable
lota and are for «ale al reasonable price..
For further Information call on
R F B akku ,
Office at No • Weal Ninth meet.
E 0 Clemeuta, .pedal Inspecter of
rar.l free mall delivery routee, arrivati
in Junotlon Wedueeday to Inspect two
i ropooed route« out of tbla plaoe.
Deering Mows,
Basket Works.
Deering Binders-
I
<jt Mason fruit jars
i
1 “ extract caps and
rubbers Ma«on jar3
j«lly
1
finished tumbler
jar rubbers
• extra
and
jar rubbers
1 doz qt tin fruit cans
^ith 1 doz wax sealers
w ire self sealing stone
(ize-.
Piece
shata
00.
THE KIND THAT YOU DON T
HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR.
at
No back numbers
but all
only 27| cent«
all colors.
Neckties.
Oddi» and end», mens’ 25
cent neckware 15 cents.
Ax Billy’s
...DEPARTMENT STORE
■ ■ I
Car Just Arrived
THE LATEST IN BERRIES,
F.y iKTF^n d«M»rw and window»—flto
ord-r «I
y.a»'
‘'t*•«BURRY
Chambra H ard wai t.
• hybrid beiw *n ibe urn*
andI fjl any op nlnt.
r^wfobe-rre
Fruit
‘»W« deep re*ld Sb
(l., .r.m. ».r.,
BL4< KBKHIÌY, bfbrl<l he«*«® wiM blec».
Dissolution
tol < m < d berry
Fruii ▼••ry iarf* eu<i
« li-«
-'.rovg flasw of wild biseiber-y
<MSorteHb ar. ..roni.o«r*ou»a»l ».ry»«.
siasi» ol .liber rarteiy tear
Tne fl in <T Hulery A Ruaaall la this
•nonah fm a le-gs f«""'. *•»« «»pr«M.
o—o-id on re»:t'lof| n perdo.»». M«n»lon day di-wlved by mutual oooaeot, Jobb
K7X-7
m 'v r I Y r « I IT < u.
w >«..
Hul-ry retir ng and W E Roeaell oon
ville, nauta Crs« Co, '.alUorata
tlnuit g tha lesina». Mr Roeaell will
pay and co led all Mils of tba flrm.
Dated this 14tb of July, 1M4.
J ohn H vlbdy ,
W E H umble .
of Partnership
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE.
New Stock Furniture.