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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1902)
fo Close Out à TUO FARM JUNCTION CITY „idü. Aog“»> « 31 ., )oran s SHOE store BREVITIES. Dativ GsarU. Aug it B F Finn, who arrive«! down from Gate t'r««rk last night, informs tbs Gu <HD that th» r»*» I de no» of James Carbau, about four m ie» ab «ve Lea- burg on the McK-tiz r was destroyed bj fire betwm-n Saud 10 o’clock ycatst- day morning with all its contents. Tbe Are caught from a defective fl te sod had made such besdway be fore it was discovers«! that it was loi- p«>seit>le to save anything. While the bouse was a small one the furniture was valuable sud the lots is a very heavy one for Mr Csritan, probaby about *600 Tbe family dog ran under the building during ths course ot the tire and was burned to death. His bowls. with tbs event, so excited Mrs Carhan that she would have entered the burolug bouse and 1 >et her life bad she not beeu forcibly restrained by her hu* band. 8 C Miller aud family, recent arriv als from the East, left Moud»y for points down tbe valley looking for a locatlc n MrsJSKu'X, of Grams Paes, sad Mrs M Derrick, of Albany, visited with lheir bro her, Dr W W Ogleeby, 1<(,iO11d »tint runs tu exchange for several days this week. This Is the first time tbe sisters have met in 30 „.d, R*«get year«, all hough they have lived in Ore «»»b'ne oil that'» good. gon all this time. t b«uit>ere Hardware. Hou L T Harris was a Junction vis Alood<*w<n« machine to trade for itor Monday. 8,ure' Bberit! W W Withers s;>eut several unnerior Btov«js. days iu this vioinlty durlLg tbe past Chambers dt Bro. week. 1S1, D-v up-to-date skirt« Just re- Miss ('«cl! Rampy, of Harrisburg, jjwd. R^et Store. visited her cousin, Miss Ora Jackson u- bivea and supplies. o i Friday of last week. Chambers Hardware. FIKE AT BLACHLEY. Word oomee to Eugene that sever.I day» suo Asa P Blayter’s residence and workshop w«re burned dowu by a Are that wa» raging in the woods. It was by prompt aotfon that a large barn near by aud the bouse aud baru of R r Clevenger were saved. James Haya came up from Salem f.»blon’s d-raree every lady must aud spent Bunday with bis wife at J ’ ’ -„.ofour new fall skirts. Racket „.oosutour new R Hills. Jim is working for Horst wov<*n wire mit'rea«, center Bros, tbe hup men. upporte*'« for »2 25 Bt A W P Cbriateui-eu returne from Iowa im ' s Saturday. Ue was accompanied by Dulia» a dw”« for cabinet photos at bis family and Ills wife’s father who vVeider Studio for a »bort time will m»ke this place bis home. DEATH OF ALEX «lv- Mrs E Van Vrankin is visiting h- r Juy S Baio Wagon and jou have daughter at Roseburg. H(tbat la«t». Hee them at W C Washburn, relumed from New Chambers Hardware. port Monday. A«u«ual we’r» ahead. New jackets G F Skipworth and family left nd furs received. Watch tbe other Thursday moruiug ror a week at New hbv* hus l*. P Frank <s Son. port. H O Bushnell is spraying b'.s 60 acre tu wound-hand buggies, earts and Many good aud some no apple orchard three miles south of rood. Prices very low. town. Chambers Hardware. Adam Wilhelm, Jr, of Monroe Is Why psy $3.50 or *4 for a poorly here getting their warehouse In stupe nul« household treasure table when to r« eeive grain. vamzet the beet table made for The Junction City Milling Co are *3 25 at Day & Hendereou’a. now receiving wheat at their ware Wheo you buy a Crescent bicycle house. This well known Aim are jou know you are always ready to putting out thousands of s»cka. They itirt. You can depeud uu a CreeeeDt w.ll have tuelr bouse full of grain thia heat st Chambers Hardware. ( season. Dirlug th» heavy storm at Medford Tbe only horse-power threshing Tu—day evening 1 «htnirg melted 'be machine of tbe in ibis eud •older on » portion of the tin root of oounty owned ty O P is Un Hotel N«’h sl «1 part of he bulld- Mays and J J Winn, two well toowu lig *»• 11 >oiha. Long Ton. farmer«. They thresh their A Berlin 'h»patch < f Augu-t 13 says own grain aud when that is saved, tod rain» have been f* ling throughout ibey tbre-h for a few of their neighbors ANDER McMARTIN Dally auard. Aug IS Alexander MoMartiu, aged 60 years, < died at his home at the oorner of West Eleventh and Charnelton streets in , this city last night about 8:30 o’clock , from the effects of a stroke of paralysis received about a year ago. The fuuerel , services t>y Rev Lobdell will be held i tomoirow with Interment in the Young cemetery near Lanczster. I Prayer will be held at the resideuoe 1 and the services at the grave. The deceased, before he came to Eu- 1 gene with hi»'family a week ago, was a ' well known resident of Junction City, having oome there from W iscon- sin in 1894. He leaves a wife and five eons to , mourn hie demise. Tbe deceased was , a member of the Cbrlstlau church at Junction Ciiy |, Mrs Anus Simmons, who sells G«'ma y for a fortnight, aud that the bsrve-t, e-peeiallv of wb««at aud rye, vegetables around to wn bad theme fortune to have one of her horses step iu been material y damaged. into a poet bole iu the west part of Work on the new Springfield «aw. town on Tuesday, aud broke tbe horse’s »il it progressing rapidly. Tbe plan- leg below tue kuee. Ths buree bad to inr room 1» uow tielng built. Jim be killed. 8tr«ar' who was over from thereto- Ay ta d that tbe town is very lively ud bjshie-s in all line. L rushing. j < hit.« Nickell, the veteran bouth- trc Oregon editor, wa< married to Miss Bel-Potter, formerly a teacher In the Jict* Lvi.la publio schools, at N»pa, ( a liroia, the other day. Mr Nickell ’• • wid'.wer, bis first wife having 4Maev»ral years ago. A»>rdlug t> the Corvnl ia Times, lunug the past mouth 437 cars have too transferred oyer the Corvallis A Eastern railroad between the east -ide ui seat side division» of tbe South- •t Psc flu Of these 211 were loaded *r-»nd226 were empties. Of tbe toded oars, nearly all were lumber, •o route from Portland and other pointe to California. Assault and Batteiy Case. James Larimer was tried before Jus tice of tbe Peace C A Wiutermeler at tbe oourthouse this afternoon for as sault and battery alleged to have been committed on the person of Waller Goodman in the Middle Fork oountry on the 28ih of June. The state was lepresented by Deputy Prosecuting Attorney L T Harris, as sisted by E O Potter, and the attorney for Larimer was L Bilyeu. The fol lowing Jury was empaneled: Jau.ee Hoflmao, F M Wilkins, J M Gearbait, J T Witter, U G Stapleton and Lee Hoeelton. The Jury went out about 3:30 o’clock and after conslderabls deliberation re returned a verdict of guilty and rec ommended that tbe lowest possible flue be Imposed. Acting upon tbe recommendation of tbe jury Justice Wiutermeler fined Larimer $6, which was paid. Matter of Fire Alarm System Taken Up. at Blachley. Mr and MrsBT Boons left for their home in Detroit, Mt h, after a plea- sot visit with Mr Boou, father of J A Bo »u «.f Long Tom. August 27 28. The McKenzie—Asa Slay ter'$ on Fire Chief Yoran Recommends That a System Be Established and More Hydrants Added. Dally Guard Augii, An adjourned se»siou of the citv council wwa h« Id last ulght. The most Intemtlng toplo of dlecu-wi >n at tbe meeting waa a set of recommendations by W C Yorau, oblsf of tbe Eugene Are department. Mr Yora t recommended th»' a nude of taps to be sounded by tbe firs bell after a general Are alarm le given be adopted, the city to be divided oft lulo five dlstricta and the code used to be as follows: Hou i b»*e tern diet riot, 2 taps; east dietriot, 3 laps; northeast district, 4 tape; northwest district, 6 taps; west district, 6 taps; south district, 7 tape; oeatral dietriot oontiuual alarm. He also recommeods that wore hy drants b> placed in the following Io oalltlea: East Thirteenth and Pearl »ireste, East Twelfth and uzk •Ireels, Eat Twelfth aud High street», E set Twelfth and Ferry street», East Twelfth end A streets, East Eighth street opposite Fraxsr’a Irou Work», West Fourth and Waehigtou streets. Tbe reoomiuetidations were referred to the Are aud water committee. TO aPHINKLE RESIDENCE STREETS A communication wa» read from the Eugene Water Co ofteiiug to furulsb spunkier, teams, men and water aud •piiukls 10) blocks or more of the principal streets for ft a block per month. This matter was also referred to tbe Are aud water oommittee. PETITIONS It was ordered that prayer of peti tioners that the sidewalk on lb* weal ■Ide of North LluoJn •treat be re- paired be granted. A petition from Mrs M A Bmltb for rebate on account of enormous sewer aeeeesmeut, waa referred to the judi ciary oommittee. TABLES FOR BEST OOTTAOS. Courthouse News. Wheat Coming In, Letter List. The following 1 ttere remain dead in the Eugene postofflcs: Capi E C Baker, Gee Borneman, Mra Mary Davi», Mlee Pearl Gilbert Peter Hamatead, CO Monroe, Tbo* B O’Riley, Jacob Pbenegar, Pbctfio Wfublng Machine Co, Mrs 8 Slrnooe, Mra Louis» Tru»dala, John Wlltae, Pbll Wilhelm (2). Early Morning Runaway. Dally SsarS A eg U, Profe&sor of Mathe Chief Engineer Kinney Has Re ceived His Orden to Lo» cate the Line. Oregon. Dally Guru AU( 1« Yesterday's Portland Telegram prlt ts a picture of Profewu-r Edgar E ItoCou, ths newly appoln'ed profs.ser of matnetuatkw at tbs Uolverslty of Oregon, eud appends tbe l< Lowing •ketch: Edgar E DsCou professor ot math*, luaticsof the University of Oregon, dradusted from lbs »ts's normal soh'ral S’ Madison, S D, in 1*90. He taught n the normal school at Madison fur two years. He graduated from th» univer sity ot Wisconsin in 1894, aud was two years principal of tbe high sohool at Evansville, Wis. He was a gradu ate S'Udent of ttie university of Chios- g> In 1896-7, taking tbe master’s de- give. Then for two years he waa pr<>- fessor of mathematics of Rathe! college, at Rusttsllvllle, Ky He was »gain a graduate student of the uuiverslty of Cbioago in 1899 1900 and a graduate student of Y «le iu 1900 ’01. He was professor of msthetust os at R ums II, vtlle, Ky, in 1901-’02. He was a stu dent at Cbioago university during tbe present summer. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC the Born. Washington Tragedy, Pally Guard Aug It V ancouver , Wash., Aug. 14.—George 11 use, a bar- tender, shot Thomas Trent today. The shooting was the result of a heated quanel between the two men. B F Finn, of Gaia Creek, while in the city today, purchased of Mr Bllghton i ha old "King flat” of 147 acres adj nuing Mr Fluti’s place on the wet Too state (almon batoherv, whloh Is to lie located on the McKetixie river Venezuela Situation. eud which baa been talked of for a year or mote past, will be built at the HpvcUl to tn« Guard, lower end of this place Jost purchased ashington by Mr Flon. The place selected for the hatchery la an Ideal one. In fact It la said to be the only feasible oue ou the river. Opposite Hie site Is all Island lu ths middle of the riser on one side of which the many logs that ere fl rated down the river cm go and on the other side where the stream Is deepest the work of propagating •almon can go on uninterrupted. Thousands of salmon have already British Royalty. l*en caught In the racks and it will le HprtUI to tho Guard. only a abort time until the hatchery le ondon built. This morning about 7 o’olosk the Cacbon Bakery’s delivery horse while »lauding In tbe aUey In tbe rear of A drummer who recently came up the bakery watting for the wagon to ltlr|x>ib California this morning was be loaded with bread for the morning’s '■* U|( f the heat he bad experienced In delivery became frightened at an ap* •tot state. The figures were terrific, pr-aching wood-saw engine and 1 UP In the hundreds, as kigli as 221 dashed down tbe alley st a 2 40 gait. th* «hade, so hot that If one put Running for half a block the wagon 'be* band out of a car window Into ooilided with a telephone pole at the M kdvobd , Or, Aug 12.—During a - ’Un it would soorob it. At one alley crossing at the corner of tbe heavy thunder storm here thia evenltg ’ be wrote 27 l-tters with the tern- Richard Paine, a farmer living about Armory block on West H-venth street tot are at 111 and then went beck to two mi lee eotb of Medford, waa killed and was pil-d up In a keep while the o Pranoiscoana spent a week in re- horse ran on for a short distsnoe and At Mapleton, Aug 11, 1602, to the by lightning. About one Inoh of rain •topped. rating. He thought Oregon quite Tbs vehicle was badly P ortland , Aug 16,—PrssMsnt Mtl Ml bere. wife of Jeaee Nichols, a daughter. wrecked. len, of tbs Northern Psetfic, says tbs plans of bls oom pan y for entering Portland Involve tbe bridging, of tbe Columbia and Willamette rivers and tbe i orlng of a tunnel through tbs B an F ba NCISCD, Aug 11 —Th» street “i of tbe peninsula, all of parade of tbe Uolform Rank was the f i be'ey - blan «»o-1 o>*‘ •».'«.«»• principal feature« ; RC Raking Powder................. 20c 1 tin wash boiler........... ....................Y6c Immense crowds « '“>*•» oo«n. down vsDtioa today, ■ b t».t eane sugar......................... *1.00 i tbs Columbia over ths ORAN track 2 pint tin cups ... lined the sidewalk» aud viewed the ‘ •Ofld uucoiored Japan tea....... 35c 7 doi woodsn olotbes pins................. 19c parade from every window and point from Wallula and from Portland to ; «*»1 lent roast eoftee .................. 16c Puget Hound, Union Paotfls trains will of ventage. The dri I waa perfect and ! • ‘ ¡»mon cakes................................10c pass over Northern Paclflo tracks. cauwd much flittering oommeot. Odds and ends In ladles oxfords ...JI f0 ,*1' ' • few lib packages •tobing powder for ..................... 5c Odds and sods In childrens oxford» 50c A large, foil siwd, op to-date map of 1 dog covers«! Jelly glasoee................. 3-5« th* United Siatse and colonies free with 1 doi tumt l-rs................................... The Poitund Journal of August II a *5.(0 purchase of shoes at one lime. 1 dex M»eon Jar cape and rubbers. 25c M anila , Aug. 13 -Ths four h sonl- has this about a former Eugene glrli ‘B'kgBa*Ua AX tobacco .......... ... 35c Don’t fail to see our big line of new 2 dog fair |sr rut.bars ............................ 6r versary of the capture o’ the City f James MeCaul y. who waa under ar* " H -roeaboe, Sawlog or Fall sboee before buylDg. 1 dos good jar rubbers.................. «.. 6c , which wa» surrender««! to the reel oo the oharga of living with May t'lim-x 'nbacoo............................. 45c 3 d« a beet J«r rubbers............ . . .«...25«* Manila. “ '‘Pitol B..I.................................... Atuarlcan forcn 1.3, 18M 1 d< s plot Moon i<rs . ..................... Y* wa. observed fodsy as a ger.»ral boll- Carman without the formality of a i r—-.................. 240 wedding, yesterday eMe-atepped the 1 dos quart Maeon Jars *2® ' 1 tn per fin, cot chew tobacco...46c charge agalret him by getting out a Idorigsl oo Ma*«oj»r»............ $110 <i«r- -told, or Export cigars ............. lOo marriage licence and having Judge Hogue perform the neceeeary cure moay Governor Gser issued tbe first L a rar A lar.d ll'l* In pel«» of photographic Dsy pr«iclsmsll->n io <>rr»nn Wsdn»s- work •« th- Welder Rtttdlo. iae sttsruoon. Monday, Hsp-nmber 1 I her-to n- »In skirts Ura smart tbs day de-lgnstsl by toe legislature. 1 for ue to sell. P ► rank A Boa. Is named by the governor. UM tj Llbblblli M c K enzie P , Aug 14 —The political outlook as forecast by a prominent Kepublican politician who is thoroughly familiar with inside happen ings in the Republican parts' includes Davey of Marion county for Speaker of the Hous« and II W Scott,of the Oregonian, for United States senator to succeed Senator Simon. It is not thougnt that Chas Fulton, the president of the last Senate, ha-t anv show to isecure the coveted senator ship •peolal to th« uuard Philippine “Vets.’ C ouncil B luffs , la, Aug 12 — Del egates t<> tbs annual reunion of th» society of the army or the Phllllpplnes whloh opens tomorrow began to arrive today. Colorado has asked aooommo- dstlsos for 31.0 and a number of other ■tatea have promised big delegations. Generals rials and Funston are sx- (s-oted tonight. General Jacob H Smith, now at bis mother’s home In Portsmouth, O, wired today that owing >o Illness lie will be unable to attend tbe reunion. Tbs town la being decorated with flags aud bunting. Governor Cummins, will deliver tbs wrlcoming sddrt-ss. Generals Mao- Arthur and Lloyd Wheaton will re •pond, it Is to be expected that Gel Irving Hsle will be re-elected preeldent. Gen Hale was the originator of the society. Portland, Or, Is In ths lead for securing tbe next reunion. San FranciscoMillionaire and Wife. Dashed to Death by an Auto. PoMLAND, Or., Aug. 14.-Chief Engineer L D Kinney, of the Great Central R-iiroad last night gave <xit 1« • slat*meiit that the lrausc< ullnen'a feature ot the Coos Bay railtoad bad t*en accepted, and be had teen directed Editor Scott for United States to make the location of the I ne Senator-King Edward and - hrough to Balt Lake City. Tills ac- / the Queen Board the -eptauce b* said, provides for tbs boud- mgof tbe road at *16,000 » mile, in Royal Yacht. volring In round number- *15,000,010- Kinney also announced that a ra’I-! road would be built to reach Han , Spsrtat to ths ouard. Frauolsco and Portland along tbe co*»t ortland I bis will not be a ;art of his enter prise, but bs saj• that II will be bull- y capital friendly to tbs C«rae Bay- Halt Lake Cltyllt • Il is understood that it will be »u extension of. he California N «ribwestern which uow reecho» northward from Ban Frauolsco Bay to Ukiah a d stanos 112 miles. Kinney slates that he has been lu- truote«l to push the location of the lie between Cooe Bay and Halt Lake City with all pooslblo speed. The work will be oommeuced on the Halt Lake City end first, and II Is under- «tood that tbe road will run across the •outhern end of the Great Halt Lake HATCHERY In our columns appears the uew ad vertisement of tbe University of Ore- gon ano oousldersbis space la devoted to the reorganized Uulverslty Hcheol ot Mu-lc. This Is timely slnoe II will ap peal t<> many young men and won au of musical tastes who are desirous of pursuing a college course where muslo- al advantages may be obtained Ev ery worthy extension of sotlvlty lu the educational Held that ths Univer sity makes brings It nearer to the po_ •ItIon It shou d occupy in the state] Tbe University Is for all the people o the state. The regents have made It the beet institution of its kind tilths Northwest, and ths attractiveness of the uew courses offered by the Bchoo1 o Muslooan only have benefloial re sults. We understand that In general there will be two regular oourses from which students may graduate—the diploma oourss and the degree course. Tbe fl rat seeks to devtlop an Intelligent musical appreciation on lbs part of lbs student and make praotloal musicians, «quip ped for a good grade of musical work In their individual 11 ds ». Tbe ssooud Bourse requires greater natural ability, longer time far Its completion aud seeks to graduate ac complished and talented musicians of more than usual exo-llsnoe. While the terms for Instruction will be a little higher than In tbe past, varying front three to five dollars per month for one Issson each week, these lessons will be given by tsechsis who have paid from twenty to forty dollars a month for the seine number of lee- eons and who are experienced Instruct ors. Nowhere In the state can such mus leal Instruction tie obtained at such low rates and ths Dean Is ooBilnuslly re ceiving letter» ot inquiry regarding ths School ot Music. Ths prospect seems very promising. KILLED 1 matics at the University of It waa ordered that the recorder pur chase tables for use In council chamber •nd that old tables be presented to the W R P L for use lu the Rest Cottage. The weekly crop bulletin of tbe Ore" There being no further business the gon Weather Bureau at Portland has couuotl adjourned until the next reg- tbe following about Lane county ular meetlug. crops: Creswell, Lanecouuty, MJ Hlllegae. — Week very warm; damaging late grain and d ying up gardens; fall aud winter wheat yielding 16 bushels an Mortgage...................................... *200 00 acre; fsli.siiwn <-ais 18 bushil ; sum Mortgage ..................................... 60 00 mer fallow wheat 20 to 22 I usbele. HEAL EBTATU TRANSFERS. H >ps doing well. Fruit scares J W and M P t'ox to R U Edwards tures drying up. 100 scree in tp 19 • r 1 e, 1600. M J and Emma Bklnuer to Mary A Brown lots 3, 4 and 6, sec 6 tp 21 • r4 w, *28 60. M F Henderson et al to John Haw- New wheat hae been c mlng io at the Eugene Mill and Elevator Go’s kinsou tbe “Hod Cloud” ami tbe flour mill in g. eater or lew quantitive “Cowbot” mines In Blue River dis trict, *1. for the past four or live day a. Frank F and Lily B Hatt to Mary E I J M Shelley tod >y Informed a G uard I reporter that fl a fall wheat which la Haubert land In tp 18 a r 11 w, *60. now coming lu la In exoeltent condl- MININ» LOCATION. 'Ion and of floe quality. The farmers W B Dennis locates Sutherland No gtneri-lly are well pleased with the 1 aud Sutherland No 2 claims In Black wsy the fall wheat la turning out, but Butte mining district. -many of them say that the spring MEDICAL LICENSE. Wheal la somewhat shriveled. George O B De Bar, M D, fllee his license to practice medicine in Laue county. Lane Connty Crops. New THF FA|DV BAY RAILROAD PROF. E.E. DeCOU Thote of James Carhan’s on the Aug 13.—Mrs F W Thorn left for Pon 1 tnd Monday where «be will «nter tbe hospital to nave an opera'ran performed. H-r many t lend» hope »be will be able i, return borne »oou and are hopeful of a speedy recovery. County Clerk E U Lee and family ^ournew ime <>f *10, *12.60, *14 spent Buuday with home folks. bedrooin ••*•. 1,sy <k rieu- buermau Smith, of Hopewell, visited »rs>o. hie sister, Mrs Wm Keeue, several Tbrw dol-'t s'ktDP photne for 25e at days this week. t ( \V»I lei Stu l o, oorner Beventh and Miss Myra Davis after visiting W Usine««. several days with friends in Junotlon, Tb«WCTU of 1 in» euunty w|]| left for her home iu Corvallis ou Mou- L|d ita annusi couvrnilou ID Creswell HOUSES BURNED THE NEW COOS RECORD OF I h.„ »- veral pair of Summer S oms kf‘ “ h*“d Whkh ** WÜ1 ripe« lai toGuanl. J unction city , „U at very „• LOW PRICES MEETING OF CITY FATHERS W , Aug 14. — Very late advices to the stato department ar«* to the effect that the blockade of Cape Haytien by the rebels has been raised. Barcelona is still in tho possession of tho rebel com mand. A Damage Suit. L , Aug 14.—King Edward and Queen Alex andra leave for Cowes tomor row forenoon where they will boad the royal yacht for a short cruise. The California and Oregon Land U>, which owus extensive tracts of timber Millionaire laud Ik Laue county, baa oomm-nced suit In 'he circuit court against J W Hpoclal to thoGuard. Pa'rick for *4"O damages. aris The plaint fl claims the ownership of 160 scree of laud In Ip 30 • r He, aud •Il -ge» said land le now in poaweslou ot th* defendant who denies tire plain tif! e right and title th -reto and claims to b >ld end own said laud. That by reason ol tbe denial of the plaint ft's right sod title In said premises aud posMSslon thereof by the defender.t the plaint ft is damage«! Ic Hie sum of *600 and s»ks for resiiiutlou lu tbe sum of *400. E O Potter is attorney for Ike laud company. Student Boarders. Fair Killed. P , Aug 14.—Great ex citement pervades Paris to day through a terrible acci dent in which Chas Fair, tho San Francirco millionaire, and his wife were killed in an automobile accident shortly after noon. It appears that thechafleur lost control of the automobile and the machine dashed into a tree at a terrible rate of speed killing both Fair and his wife. Tbe cbafleur went insane through the excitement of the shock. Wdl ell those who wish to take s'u- dent boarders or lodger» pl-aae report aesoon as possible to Miss Marie Brad ley, 161 East 12th slrae*. Wants Tolstoi. We have many appliosnta for board from prospective students and It le ttpeelal to the Guare leoeasary to g -t the directory ready as ienna • ran as pose'ble. V , Aug. 14.—Queen Elizabeth, who is an ardent We are always watching tbe market admirer of the famous Hus- for new Ideas In ladles’ skirts. RaOke . sian novelist and author Tols- Racine buggiee stand tbe test for I toi, is inciting him to change hard service. Chambers Hardware has this residence to Roumania. them. CHAMBERS HARDWARE A Railroad Scheme. New Stock Furniture. A Great Parade. Groceries. Tin Ware, Wooden ware. THE KINDTHATYOU DON'T HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR. Shoes Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. Tobacco. Anniversary Celebrated. Car Just Arrived Sated B) Marriage. Deering Mowery Labor Day Ax Billy’s Departnent Store. Deering Binders-
