The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904, August 30, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text« PURCHASED THE WATERPOWER Close Out... w. ha»« a-veral pair of Sumiuer Ki» «• h“J whkh ” wlU M11 al »sty LOW PRICES , -ill P»v you to vi.it -»nr .tors dur 8»1« 1 mence« u» •• Hands. Nearly iwmty y-ai. ag > A S P. a-r- ‘"d family I' Gated a huuie»t-»d < n hr o.i.a < f the McKrnsie River at the no « McKei z e Bridge postoffle-. He « d a p ace , ut of Ibe limb-r plant ed an orchard and built eu'wlantial mprovetueut'*. A dl'ch brings water through the ;l»<v f.. u. farther u; the rlv.raudtbe wa er makes tli» I «tit •oil produce giaid crops of excellent vegetables aud bay. Theotberday Mr Power« sold'lie I Isc« to J hn O’Leary, a sub-tantlal s pmati oi Ea- eru O egon, who h.»» paati red « veral tl ou ai d eli ep <>u I he res- ve In the McKeUl.e toad vi. clotty hr ivo »ee«oi>» past, and o-rnt-d «ih I. - fan ily .n.rllig the -U'l.mer n». nth« -.I one or other ot ihe hot ep'i. gs nr McKenzie Bridge. I heti they would re uro to their Easiein Oregon horn- in the fall. W- are id .rmed ti at Mr P< w ta will Un «■' to Eugei v for the wluter. in the State Will Be Im. „ proved By These Gentlemen. SHOE oran s store Daily ilnard, Aug 27 One of the m st v.iu* ne waterpow er» in the »Kt-, t at of the McK»i He river a- H«y 'sn Krl 'g , ha( |u«t lean Brevities. purcha-e l by TG Heudricks and F L Chambers two of Eugene’s beet know a d mo»t public spirited cspItalDt». gordsy I’ L*b >r D*y. gnoo wen's h«v,'»«' Qi cslte me»l 82 10 OPENING OF THE PLACE SOLD REST COTTAGE zie Camping Place Changes One of the Finest Water Powers gidav August 4. at POWERS The Well Known Upper McKern Hendricks and Cham bersBought Proper ty on McKenzie. A« seen bv th- Us’ of deeds filed for and whea'. record in th- county dark's effloe to p-r «ack, at day, Messrs Hendricks and Cham soa'*- bers have acquired title to p the land, advertt-ement R,al f E Dunu’s big amounting to a lsrg« acreage, on each i tb» flr-t (*«•• Eyp-rlvno- ' blcvde rcpslr '»Bn now «Ide of tbe McKepz e in this vicinity Change oí Teachers. A f. w ohauges have been made emoug the teaching force of the city ^,n« rnesl »2 25 p»r-*ck at Moon s tine water power. I Is 1 .cited about »Cho- I« as a rte-uli of the reeigua'i u of »tn sod oyster »bel 12 00. »lx mil»-« ea-t of Eugene where the Mrs RO Hrady wh >w«s to have had gll(WshoM that anyt'vdy can null Mohawk bra> ch of the 8 P railroad 0 arge ef i h-« x<h urade of tbe Geary , st Ch-iau*r» Hardware. school Ml«- N-.flflu er lias ta-eu tram- crosses »h« McK-’i zle. A Isnd-lld« in prio*» '»f pliotogrsph'o A G uard r-p irter in an interview ferred from ihe fourth grade, Geary, nrkst the Welder Studio. to tbe sixth aud «Has Anna Whitley, with Mr Hendricks (h's afternoon an experienced test herof I ane county, goods arrive ev»ry d«y—prlcrs learned that they contemplate im ha- b-en eiec ed lo the fourth grade. III rod your i lose. Ricket. provements on th-pro erty, but they Ali p ii 1 c schools open on Bepiern frsnk P«g'* wbl hereaf er devote hl» have no plana to make public at this b-r 16 h »be third Mouday of th- Hl.nth- b.'|-‘ uyii g business rnonib. lloudsy being s 1 sal holiday— Labor •Ims. Mr Hendrick« said that t ey consider their purchase a very valua ’ ile ,y-the tianke will remain i l wed. Bicycle repairing Well and neatly franchise. and are now Cbs'ub r«' Hsrdwsre. We b«ve 200 net* wrappers worth 1.50 we are ee I n- for 81.10. Racket. Mscblne oil that’« good. t himbere Hardware. The purchase of this splendid power by these tw > gentlemen is a very im i portant deal. It no dou. t means in time 'ha erection of a great »1-ctrlo Oilier*d Z'U for ••«bln-t photos at 1» Weider Stud O for a «bort time 11». .See our new line of flO, 812.60, l<1|15 bedroom sets. mon. power pilot and the traoemi»-lon of Ibe [Uclns buggies stand the test for ini service. Chambers Hardware hae them. Tilts would be a well shod com mu- Iilty If everyb >dy wore our ehoee. Bakst. Be«' woven wire mat'ree«, center supp ried, for 82 26 at Dav & Herder- •no's. U«e your sense aud eave your dol- Iws, 26U new skirts, at the Racket Store. Three dozen «iatll|i | liot « for 25 ’ai tile Wsl'ler stud ', Corner ISeVenlli aud WllhlDel'e. Mis. Edo-i Vincent has ac epted » post | o|i tn- ov*h deparliueut of tbe Riekeistore. The Psge grocery »tore deal »» B»de U r ugh ihe »gency i f C B Far- row & i o, real estate d. »l-r« Buy a Bain Wagon and you bave- ooe bat lasts. See I hem at < h-in hers Herdwar*. power to Eugene, Hprin«fi.-I<1 »nd perhaps other towns by wire for tbe operation of factories, mills, eto Day A neu- Jerry Dcmmon Wants Divorce Jeremiah Dsmmon, tbe well known timber cruiser, has Instituted olv.uoe nr-ceeding- aval ist hia wife, Mary E Dammon, on the » round < f desertion. Io hi« complalut Mr Dammon allege« a to Iowa : That tie and bla w fe were marred ai Eau Clair. , Wli, in May, 1880; that (here are no minor children; that 'be plaintiff is now a resident of Line county anti baa been for more that a year; that the plaintiff «a- to the de fendant a kind and atteefiona e h i— baod and lurid».bed i he defendant wnb a go. d home and provided suitable f<> d and cloihing ; that be performed ihe duiie-a. husi'ai'ii well and faith full» ; hat 'hedefeudeot in September, 19(0, wilVu ly de-etted the plain'lff and baa lived -eparate aud apart fr. m him since. Cba* M Ki-e'nger Is the «Korney in he ease. A huge p< 1 is I» ng erec ed «r ti e t-1» between Flank D'lUii’a aud Will Prs-iou's stores for ibe-upportof wire«. will not in combination with other hrsiid«. Y> u will fl .d It not only the B ust but sold tbe cheapest . At Moon’s. Davis Fined $50. Death of D. M. Prince. DaUv Guard. Aug 27 Williams, city attorney, J M turned this mon log from an extended trip East. He wa« a delegate to the plaintiff's «'Ulial se-siou of the head oouncil, W o W, Pac'tio Jurisdiction, at C’lpi'l Cr -< k, Colorado. From there he de cided to visit hl» old home aud rela tive« In lodianna. He enjoyed llietrlp Changed Ownership. Hops Shipped. Immensely. Ball at Harrisburg The Eugene orcheelra is arranging to give a grand Harvest Ball at the opera h.-u-e In Harrisburg Saturday night, Augu«t30. The one given by t be or- cbeetra at Coburg reoeutiy wu a tuc cew and no doubt the ooe ul Harrls- burg will be a» plea»-nt. Palmer Ayer» will commence pick- Ing hleea'ly hops Tuaeday. blacksmith Change. eetbalisbed shop. Groceries. 1 tin wash boiler.............. xn» d uncolorwl Japan tea........ 85c »xsreilent roast c fj-a ........ 16r lemon cakee......................................10i* ^*•1' 1 have « few lib packages Oid« bd <1 end« n ladle- o«f.>rda .. ll.'O < »dd« and end« I d chile rena oxford. 60- J aaetilng powder for A Iurte, fu I • red, up lodale map of th- Uni ed rt.ateaand coloolee free » III. a «6.1 0 purchase of .h ** at one time. * 0 ug Ba*tle Ax tubacon ................... 35^ Dm.’» fall to aee our big line of uew ' -h "‘(A’, Hors»»ho», H«wb g or Fall sboee before buying. (.’bin g 'obwoo>>................................. 45c 1 f*<« R-<1 R» |.......................................... 25c • D>ll. Q.aen________ 26c Tobacco. 6 P' im-r 0 .» (mt eb-w tobare- .. 45' Childs or Jùx,>ort cigare ................KM pay you to ae» him before you boy. 2 plot tio cop« ................... 7 dol wooden clulhea pin. Daily «Hard Aag D M Priooe died at his home oU J. IferiOD street Tuesday evening from prostratic or l>l«d ler I oulile direct, inliuen. — 1 by th-nat ural Week lie«» ot old age. Tbe deceased waa 73 yea. • old, came lo Grenon from Missouri in 1897 a. d ba< lived iu hugei e ince. The fuuetal aervices were coLduded this morning b, Ker B F Kowlan 1 at the reeidenc«, aud interment waa mace in the Mulkey cemetery west of the city. The d-ceaeed e > vm a wif -, three son» and five dau .hter«. all grown. J ii. M and A I ri oe ailresi 1» in or near E isene. The daughters are Mrs Aiuao.la Kiouls, Mrs Leota Graham, Mrs Ma Ilia ('ole and Mrs Rebecca Cole, of Eugene, aud Mrs Julia Haiti.’rui, who live- iu the E«et. The d-- eMaaeii •«• a member of the Melho lial church bu, uot of any Mere, order. Consul Miller Here. 75c ..V 10. SPRINGFIELD SAWMILL Eastern New Milito Have Capac ity of 250,000 Feet in 22 Hours. All Accessory Buildings for Them Page and First Steamer of Line to Leave Portland on September 20. Company a Thoroughly Modern Plant-- A Twenty.Fivc Acre Log Pond. Dally Gaard Aug 2« A G uarì » repr»—illative mills a Viali t > the tilg sawmill t>eliie omit by I h*> Booth-Kelly Lumber Company »1 8 riligfl-ld yeaieid.y, and Wa «borru «b u and Informed as to I ti «O pe uf the work. LOCATION. The new mill, with laud for lumber varda, railroad« track» and a mam mo tn «rtilicial y exoasatad mlbpood for holding log«, ooeuplee at«>ut forty ■urea of the fl ,i tw ween tha uilllrao .»o the uortn, h- Thuratoo butt» <>n ilia ».>u'h aud Bpringfl Id on th» wa»l tlie west line being several buodr>d yard» up the .millrace from the u.d sawmill. MILL AND POND. Tbe «awiuill bu l-ilug cover» a spa.« 66 by 26 i feet. The tualu flair of the mill -lauds ivu f.el above the ground, beiug »u,p >r'.i il by rows of 16 by 16 inch llmtH-rs wmcti »laud on a>uo«ills l'tii« basement will be u-»d for > loieis, lath mactiiues and other small m»- chlnery connected with tbe plaut. Above till» bt-emeul the frame of the ui 11 stands «IXteen feel iilgh. Tbe roof la mads of a-.lldly laid fl ainug whiotl w -1 be covered with terra 0'Ula, re. daring ii fireproof. Workmen are now e igaga t laying the terr« ootta. W L Dunlap and Cha« Ostrander, reoei.tly from Atlantic. Iowa, have a«- social, d ib' iua.lvra In I u-m.-« with J L Page, i.e well known grocer, and the uew flrm will b kunwu a« Ilia I wa Gr<e ery C” The t.«w company will o.n'i ue io oouduot lbs bu.l.ics at tbe -su.e old stand ou Wd aiuelle •tre-t »' d Mr Page will take au active part Iu con Swimmer fails to Cross Channel- Palma Impeachment.-ALeap to the Street from the Fourth Story. ducting th-the affairs of th« store for a o .uple uf molliha or uuill (be ue * N kw Y ork , Aug 28. Mrs lu-n two Uli» Well atq iaiuie<1 and then ' Eva Wrench, when terribly ha will rwiIre aud taa« a loug.nee.led prus!-»'d by Hanies, leaped re-1, although retaining au iut< rest iu from a window of the fourth Hi« store. building Mr Page has been Iu the gr.«ei> story of a burning t'U.liie«. here for 22 years, ll a- been into a Bremen's r-afety net fair and square with tila cus timer., today, it in not thought that has beru progre««ive and euerge iu her injuries are fatal. and la now eutltled to a rast. He wi-hea to tliauk bls cu«loiueis for I heir Portland to Alaska. In eral pattouag» and h<>| a. theywib Special to tba • tiara. o uiiuue the s.tua under ih-u-w reg F orth nd , August 28. — A ime. j regular steamer line is now .Measre Dunlap and Os' render coin» assured between Portland highly r< commended ■« good bu-I. e-s The first boat men aud Ore -»l«a« cit'keu«, and h»v- ai d Alaska. oioved tbcir families here to resid- will leave this city September p-rmaneuily, two carloads of ther iu - 20ih. nlture h -vi. gj 1st arrived. Palma Impeachment. A't«r the ooinpleli.ni uf the ooutem- pls si impiovsiueuis In the store •poclal lo the Gtiani "u ldlng, wh oh have before t»—n H avani , August 28.-—The meo'loutd by lbs G uard aud whlih Cuban congress will begin will bs mad- next u.oulb, the i «« proceed company will add to it- preseni stock toe impeaeliment ings against President Palma, «nd will conduoi ail up lo-da<e «tore to »vary reaeeci. The GUARD wi-he- Corrupt act« being charged lo ihs Uew company unb undid rUCea. the chief executive. Coalmine Disorders. tfprctal t» the au rd. ('HAKLK8TON, West Virgi nia, Au.ust 28.- Disorder having become so prevalent in the New River coalmining district, Governor White has ordered the militia to the scene of trouble with instruc tions to preserve order, life and property at all hazards. Dr TB F »rd today Informed a re. porter 111 at the Methodi»»» of till« A lumber »tied 160 Uy 2uU feel for > oounly a e to hold a big b.aket revlval finishing luiuiier, tbe dressed product, tliee'lng at Crrawrl' cniin»» C'iiv is p-trilaily completed next th» butte F> d«y mgtit and rx'endiiig ov-r Bun on (be south, far euougli away frou> day. A great Ilm» le aiilioipaleil. Dr ill» llnll to be Safa fl OIL file Iu cae» of Ford will ooiiduct th» iwtvliie» and aooideut. Adjtoeni to <>o the north, vl-llii.g uilole'ere will laka pari a me«» house will) »leeping quarter» People will tak» thelr lui chos and wnl be provided, while the eu lue aud ■tay all day. UoiL-r rooms will tie buu t ou the aoutU. ACCKoSOKV BUILDINGS. BIG MILLPOND. While th» mill iiuudiug Itself la ot proportions require.! for a tirel-ola»» luoderu sawmi 1, the «round staked out tor the pond—f r the poud must oe ‘built’ loo— brings ibe more iqe-olal ailentloi. ol .he uov.ee ID mo.leru eaw- luiiliug to the magnitude of lhewulk uat tne Booth- «ell/ 0 > a.iauy n«v e plai.u.d to conduct al till» place. This pouo, wui'-b must at cue limn bold (he log« rtq iired lo operate the mill for Ibe spring and winter aea-ou« at iea»t. 1» laid off east and »ou 11 of the mol, exl< udu.g lo ih» buile ou Ibe muih. Ootuprialug tweuty-flve acres. A Vast amount of excavation will Ua required a-about lour ie«t of depth must Be made ibr. ugh removal of tbe soil. Tula will be »craped and carted to ItiB four «Ide», nut is uot necessary for retaining rmuaiikri ants, except In tbe Case of fl.»id, as ibe surface of the mill race 1« ah- ut elgh e. u lucbe- below ibe level of the gr< uud Al present but little • xcavatlou work has been done • ud that ou tits north side of the mill I race. The removal of four fee*, of soli from a iweuty-flve acre tract of land is no small J ib <>f llaelf. I< la estimated the poud w II retain 75 UOO,l 0J feet of limb' r, tha 1« mea-urel iu ilia log. capacity . Wb lsuotlug Ilia aike of tha mill bulidl g aud storage ;«iud for 1 -gs no doubt the reader liaa beeu figuring ou th» amouui of lumber that Will be urned out. Machinery will ba sup plied ttie mnl capable of outllng 150- (X 0 f«ei per day of twaive hours or 250 uno fast if run to Its full oapaotty uf twuty-two hour«, allowing probably »wo h urs for tuakiug change« of Swimmer Fails. Special to the Gvaan D over , England, August CO Marlin, wb<> baa based ibemw ou-—lory bunding Ju-t erect»d by R 28—Holbein, the expert Mount ou O«k «ire-t, opt ostie the swimmer, made another at opera h<'U«e. la placing hl g.—xl« on tempt to swim the English the «helves III prepara, ion f r the o| » n Illg of tiualllera »Oon. HD Will i>e >. chanm-1 today, weather and grocery «loie and will be luchaig-ruH ocean conditions being fairly Mr l ima Mr Martin will conduct « good. He failed in the at ■ h.wmaket'a «hop in the same build. tain pt. Ing. » Retired From Business. Taken to Portland. Dally suard Aug 2» May Taylor, th» Uofortunats wav- w«rd, wa» taken thl« morning to 'he Crlllendru bom» In Por land by l)»| il ly Nb»rifl B<>wn, O< unty Judgo K n- oai.l |,»'|« h I th» ordi-r al tin- i<<pie-l ol the gn l’s grief-s< rickm mo h»r. I Look Plrasaot, Please Pboiograptior C C Harlan, nf Kahm, O, oan do »o uow, th< lieh for y*-a>« in- Oou.dn’t bacali»» tie »uffered unt il agony from ih» worst form of indigH-t* ion. All thy -Imans and m»<lclte- f«ll»i to l>»lp h m till h - tried E . o ile Bi iter» which worSed -uch wonder, for him i hat h» de»4«r-« they are a «ralaend lo euffrrer« fr"»n dy«p-|«ia ■nd etomaoh trouble. Unrivaled for dla»a-e« of th» -lomo-b. liver and kidney», they bu 1 I up and n v» new I fe to'lie whole «y-t<m. Tty th-in Only 60o Guaranteed by W L D • L«uo. with the mam track a mile away i uili westerly, in order to »ave Ibe o«e- Moon’s. |e»s haul ot an this lumbar fnrty mil-« north to A'bauy and beck again with Bee hives and suppHs» in easy rifl—«hot of iba place whenoe Ch »mbar« Hardware. it alarte.d Wa bava Just re.eived over 14,000 Truly the B<«'th K»lly Company are new outimo flammei . lay11 g ui brnad ground» for work at yards of tha little lawn tbrea mil«» above Eu Racket. gene. Get a washing n.acbina and save y .ur wife's strength. Cbamtxra'Hard ware tiaa tb»m. »IX A. a Ih» Kind You Hao nlwun Hl30 J im » i Mci'oritack. who has ■ ondoc >d the U O meat market on Käst N nth -Irrel for the past 'sw y. ar», today »•- llred froui bu«lne«a. The properly *1 1 tie ». 1 I on. to parile» ehnrtly to arrive In Eugene who will oonlloue the market at th« same "Id place. Mr MoCorimck, it is hoped, w II «lay «morig ii«, «« h» I« a worthy aud 0»pable huello«« mau Lost. Small canea«« t»l».«cope and cloth •stchel hetw.en Eugene and fxiweli or Fall Creak. R-aeonable reward Finder pie««- returo to offer-d. Wat nock’« F—d »«hie E*«t 8th at reel Sbatter« all Record« Twin» In h>»oltal, F A Gulledge, Verbena. Ala, pal.l a va-t «uin to doc tor« to cur» a »ever« oaae of pile» caue- ■ ns 24 • uooir«. When «1 fa'ie.i Bock- leu’- Arnloa Halve cu’»d him. Hob- due- 1» fl«mallnti, »>» qu-r» ache«. «•!'•» pain«. H»«i ««Ive In th« world tfic at W L D-L»no’» druk «tor». THE KIND TIIAT YOU DON’T HAVE TO BUY EXTRAS FOR. Car Just Arrived supp le« st Relatives of Mrs White. hay, gra«» se-d «' d all other farm nereala that »ru have for «ale. He The re la» I vea of Mr« Ruthle While, denaed, wl«b the flüisö to étal» ,36c 1 dot cover».! J-liy gln»»»s pays Sb» cash- that th» «even chlfrlren mentioned ai J5c 1 dog tumi 1-rs.................... N«w fork of fornitureJu«t pot In. a ihe time of her death ara all grown aor. 1 <1'z Mason Jar cap« and rilbb»rs...2fl<- prlr»« tha' you can «fjord to fix U| married. They are ae foliowet 2 dot fair |«r ru bcr» ...................... 6>- nice, ('all and • x«mlna. W F While, Detroit Mrs Albright, I dot g.««1 jar rubbers.................... ......5c Cham'»rs Hardware. N vada, Cal; A W White, Eugen-; 3 d> z te«t J«r rubt-rs ...... 25. Th-Jon» Rec-ratior., an In'ereeOng Mr« J -le Persie, Harrlebtrrg, an»’ Mr» I d< X tint Mason )«ra .................„...75 Mrs Elwood E«a arn «p HI» a o aealiB», onn'sin» Ora Rii bam < t Detroit. I d. X quart Ma»on Jars ..... ................. 8» s 1 Portland men wlt> 3 »f> waa a eleV-l of lhed»oaaed. Idizjgslon v«»oii)»r»................Sl.lo « pic» ore of ducks which they b«d klii»dluon»^ Fly screen doors and windows—fits day down on tbe lelanda of th» Col-i Chambers Hardwa>s. utnMa river, r.n by the D»er le'ar.d any opsoing. Ax Billy’s Department Store. Associate PORTLAND ALASKA BOAT Form the Iowa Grocery Pension Granted. repairing aod Men selves With J. L R»m»m'*r Moan 1« In the market for your or.'«, wh-a', corn, »»»ebee, | Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc. A CHANGE IN GROCERY BUSINESS Hon H B Miller, wife and daughter, Laura, arrived here today fr<>n> China. Mr Mnl-r la U S consul a' N u 0'<»"g. | His leave of 60 day« ootnu.ei.ces aft.r woikiua.i aud tha two meals Iu middle be mattes bl« reia.rt from bare ai.d of sblfta. after ihat he baa 60 (lays to re"urn to RAILROAD r«CTLITIE8 to his poet. Th« p.rty Be-med glad Two railroad switch-« will be nul it shake band- with Eugene friend«. f t »be aocommoda ion o> tha tun! Oue along the mol «truoiure dlreo ly on the no th f >r handling the bulk of th» produot, the rough end uuflulshed (umber, latl>, etc. The other »round Through th» ager <-y of Pension A' OU the ed e of tha bill by tbe shade torney B R William«, Mrs Hasna J that Wi l hnl I the flniahlog lumber. Trine, the widow of J bn T (J irlo», WILL AM NTTM RAILROAD BHIDGB. who died about three years ago, bas I. cideiitai to this work ih» Mow barn been granted a pension of 812 r»r Pec flc Railroad Company Will bridge mouth dating from t»»B-ml>er 17, 1899. ibe Alilamette nearby aud om-nec Bicycle Tin Ware, Woodenware. lh R C Raking Powder....... ............ 20c r* lb beat «toe sugar............................. |l.00 Shoes. F airmount , Aug 28. E ditor G uard : 1 will r<le>veil>e mind« of the ;*ople of Eu.eur by tell. Ing them th- Hue state of aff.irva« they eii-c. There »re only two cas— of -m-illpox (s.-called) m Fairmount, the writer of thia beiug the wor-l -fl cled. Tlie p-opl-’s mlt d« have been •<» informed by false reports tba' some have bee m. afr.ld >f their live« It «e* Uia a« tiiOUgh the truth O' UId tie retorted one- iu a while There are ► I ♦ ays peo; 1» w ho are ready lo make iu"uutian« of m. 1- bills Ao.<epl this .satiUeelate ol atiwirs as they uow exist. F L S nodgrass , ‘O.e * tio has it.” Engine For Light Plant- Superior Btovea. Tha Hm»ed lot of Early Fugle hop» Chambers A Bro, purchased yea'erday by Frank Dunn, were ehlpped today to L'Vealy Br'», "f Get a Deering Binder and Mowere French dealer« from Paris have ar- New York City, at » ’lightly advanced they run light and la-t forever. h’-d in nati Franci«oo to buy t’alifor- Cbamtier» Hardware. figure Th»y will I* ru«lied through >1» and Or.gon dried prunes. Tbe by fast freight ao as to re- ch 'he mar Hee Moon for price« on all kinds of Frsncb prune crop, which is usually ket eailier than any other 1802 bopa. poultry »upplle»; a full cailoa<’ Just re M000,0 0 pound» will be l-aa than onv- There were 38 bale» io ttie 1 >t. ceived, conaequeotly he will sell al Aftii of that amount this year. It Is lower prices than competitor» oan af. Wpected tbst 2,t 00 eail mds of prunes ford to sell at. •'1 be-hipped .rom tbe Pacific Coast Now ha» the time arrived to lay In k> Europe b, b-'dried tn. re Ouder tbs Moon will Freucb process aud sold as French Joel Haskell has sold his Creawell your flour for the winter. ell you pEkFiccrioM, the beat fl or In black-m th business and moved to pruu»«, The Iniormatlon comes from s L K'ine, of Corval 1», wbo is in Man Harrisburg where he bought out en the market at h.'t.est price«. It Wil. nMcisoo. REGARDING THE SMALLPOX Dr Henry D Hheldon, who bolds be po.ltion of aeststeDt professor of philo sophy and eduoailon at the Uidv-rsuy, wa- married Aogu«i 20to Miss Florence V.vlan P-rry, of Worcester, Ma*sachu setts. Dr and Vtrs Hh.ld'in will arrive in Eugene b-f re school opens and will reside on East Eleventh street iu the resi lei 0« formerly occupied by Dally (iuard Aug 2S Piof Arthur Lachtuau Dr bheldon Tbe engine a.oi bo I r for ' The i ha-h. 11 U e pr-se. t position for the Hmeede’« eleotriu llgiil jlatlt arrived past two years. U iiversliy socl»ty f i m Portia d ibis mm mug and was I Tne Circles will prepare to make the wel* hauled to ibe rear of the hotel light plant will l»e Incited Iu the base come of hie t.ride a fitting one. tn ur. Tile etlglue la 10-tlor«e power, aud tbe dyu-mo wbicii will ar'ive SIHIU Use a Uapaelty of 2l0 .ncaudesceui light«, aulmugh that nuiuber will not Tbl* morning at 10:30 o'clock Justioe ue uatd ai present lb« Bm-ede 1« C A Wtntermeier passed set.tence Upon going lo b- nothing if n >t up- o-date. John Davis, the youug man who wa- The turimure, carpe -, dining loom f.und gud'y of a-saulting B J Watt«, a- oessoriee, km li-u fixtures, > to. wid of Mound, in a saloon row Saturday «11 tie of the b st grade, ami wlieu tile morning. Davis did uot have th. plac- 1» ready forbu-ineas .Mr Keneiiaw money but telegraphed to his brother will have »u eslabll-limeut that hr a Salem who he says will be up in a will be proud of. day or two to pay the tine Tbe Bohemia Nugget, published at Moon is beaiiqnerter» for all kind» Cottage Grove by C J Ho * ard at d 1 -ee of cbickei. supplies, v z: grou .d bone, H-riry, 1« uow under »ol- -iwiier-blp o oyster »nd clam shell, beef scrape, a'c. Lee Henry, formerly ■ f Eugei e, where Why pay $3.50 or |4 for a poorly tie was reporter o i the Register for « Bule household treasure tab e when few Week«. Mr Het rv went from here you e«n get the beet table made for last winter to buy half Interest in the P.2i »1 Day A Hender-oii’s. Nugg-t which has prospered under the W sec ind-haiid buggies, carl» and l«r h-rship. •sjou». Many go.»d aud some do C J Howard a ill devote his entire inod. Prices veiy low. time to bis duties as poetmaster. t hambers Hardware. Psfsction fl ur is »old on its merits, Dally '-uard Aug .» The formal opening of the 'Re Cot tage” built by the W mena' Patri ot c L-asu- wa- at ended I»«t • ve. I» g, deap't- the «»»I weather, by a large c ». <*u >« of people wboevl c-d gr at Inter—t In the < oooa>i lobment <-f wi.al has long been in the hearts o' »be ladies as au und. fl ned plan. Now Ibal plan tigs materi-Dized »nd Eugene «now. wnat It I». li I» t<> be ho|H*d lliat the buildb g • ill turnl-h many a vi . it'.r wi'h comf'.rtab.e m-au« of tea »hile Iu tbs city. Th« ladles of tbel-ague r ceived from Hi" 10 pm In the ibe reception ball. All <he wind iws «ere lighi«-l by rows of candi—, and lem.uiad» was s- rved io the guest«. ph« F> U’th Regiment Bsmt very kindly played their weekly coi c rt la-t sveuitig lu honor of th- «veut. Tu« ladle« are to be Cong atu. iaie.i f r trie au ploiou-op-nlng Mr and Mr» Tbo« Karb e, of Lost Valley, a'e eipected Iu Eugene any time io lake cuarge. They will occupy the upatalrs a. <1 hav quite ootuforia I ble quarters there. ah olute own»ra of this Dr Sheldon Married. on». Price« rrseonable, at Moon’». FW f »porting club, aocarr.panted by an ar> When you a < resmnt btcyrl» Ud» ' «•d’-’f ' Oregon Bo»ch»ry.” O- » you know you B’e always ready la- of tbe m»n In th» ptc'iir» I« Walt^ •<art. You car. d»|-»i d on a Cr*o»ut Has them at t.haoibars Hardware. Mi/ne-lb. fotmeily of Albany, Deering Mowers, Deering Binders. CHAMBERS HARDWARE New Stock Furniture.