The Eugene weekly guard., January 03, 1903, Image 10

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T üs best news of
'.be year! Ven­
derteli na* a» far ad vanea i tiwarda
raeovevy Ins: bis physicians will
io»ie no moro bui loti ne. Selah!
Tbe south
wind
forces
b*ve
routed the north winde. And our
Wabfoot people are happy. Tbe
•oath winds bring health, comfort
aod oonten’m-nt forua.
A little ouid here and all over
t.ie cxiQtry. Baven perwDi (rose
lo d-.a n in diff-reot ecclione of
Peuosylvania Friday night and
Saturday morning.
Tbe Chicago health department
announces that lemon juice ie a
deadly foe to that I rrible typhoid
fever. Terrible not only in fateli-
t ee.bat to the sufferer, wboeurrivev,
1 >r month« afterward.
DIED
The late Thomae Bracx»tt Re»d
did not hesitate to lay what be
thought of the Fhilip; ids cooqueet
»•d purchase.
* Wa are baying
tencaulioa Malay»,” tad tbe ex­
speaker, "at two dollar« a head,
unpicked, and nob-xly kaowe what
it will root to pick them.*’
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Fir all hie perty service, end
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Reed was a partisan in every eeaee
>f the word, be showed no respect
for tbe god« of toe Republican
temple
Had be lived it ia net
«aying too much that bie name in
all probability wood have been
added to tbe not a abort Liat of
dietingaiabed etlix-tn« who since
tbe close of tbe Civil War have
ehanged allegian e from tbe Re-
pablicao to the D m « ratio faith.
numbered bet several hundred
souls. Celebrate! It ie a day of
mourning fur tboee people even
after the lai>»e of eight years
SOME CITY COMPARISONS.
The ooai aud coal oil trusta •re
steadily markii g up prices, The
poor must suff r. Tbe govern ment
should lakx t .rm by the throat,
figuratively speaking, and shake
it.eir trust life out.
There is no
d-uger of lost th >ugh as ih-y have
»¡m rtgHgr on the party tn pxiwer.
l ue true.» ,>ut up the money for tbe
election
Thet was why J P Mur-
gen, a Democrat, but Dow prince of
tbe trusts, supported McKinley
and R toeevelt with all the vari
means al hi» hands.
FAITH.
Chrtstma« < *r«<ontaa,
Many ot today 'a ter in in» will
•;><Msk ot faith a« me eaviug force
iu tbe world. It were well if more
people look this lesson to heart
If the friend would only have faith
iu hie friend, if tbe father would
only have faith in hie child, the
olver faith in hie f>eiovt.i. Buepi-
oioti, halt bear ted trust, jealousy —
these are the tbii gs that take the
bloom off life. 8 > many long for
the bappii a»» of the little child.
Th» little oue trusts implicitly, and
it» joy bears u > t ng» ot evil-think-
ing
And tn» p tv
it all is that
faith Is usually tbe true feeling to
cherish. I'erbaiwi it ie a proof of
natural einfulneae that farh and
He divine quality ere so little
<x>tupailbl»>nii ord nsrly life. We
•UHH-ct tieesu e we know ourvelvea,
aud the puni»btneut ie heavy. Yet
there are lbo«e who have learned
to trust and to tb'»e e given a
b. uthat bring» with it unt >ld
hap, iue»» and contentment.
An interesting comparison ie in-
•liluted bv the Kart Oregonian be­
tween Portland, Mestile and At­
lanta, Ua., as to the au tu ber of ar­
resta made tu eaob place during
the year 1901: Number of police­
men, Portland 53; Seattle, 78; At­
lanta, 161. Nomber of rvtail as-
Icone, Portland, 267; Seattle, 187;
Atlanta, 104. Amount of licence,
Portland, 6400; Seattle, 1600; At­
lanta, 11,000. Caaws ot drunken­
ness, Portlaud, 908; Seattle, 1,186
Atlanta 4242
Breach ot the peace,
Portland 192; Seattle, 1.888; At­
lanta, 7,063 Assault, Portland, 213.
Seattle, 218; Atlanta, 22. Homi­
cide. Portlaud 2; Seattle, 6; At-
lint«, 1. Vagrancy, Portland, 197;
RP 10 ONE O’CLOCK.
Seattle, 936; Atlante, 2,190. House­
breaking, Portland, 24;S-altle, 63;
‘Do you keep late hours, yuung
Atlanta, 68. Laroeny, Portland, man? * asked tbe h u«-n «rd woman
SOI; Seattle, 342, Atlants, 302 All of the olrrk in the mu»n- sture.
••Wr’ve g t The C.ock in the
other off-uses, Portland. 1,609; Be­
Steeple Strikes One’m «'em, if that'»
atile, 4,636; Atlanta, 1,724. Total whet you want."
arrest«, Portland, 3,364; Seattle.
9 176; Allante, 16,637. Tbe total
INKIND.
arreste made in Portland tor tbe
year were a trifle over one-third tbe
"My wife iaaagioee I never touch
total for Seattle, an I but one-fifth liquor."
tbe nu-nber for Atlanta.
“Lucky do II » «b nr wife hid
Portland bad 90,426 peonie I y each • viv t iwas
tbe 1900 ceceas, Alleai« 89.972
But one-third of the Georgia oily ie
colored. In making oom pancone
as to minor offences of ragrsnoy
and drunkaaeee that ie eu Scient
Clive Caethire Aid Leonard Sov
Routes Out of
Eugene,
Irving
and Springfield to Be
Started Ftb I.
flaveral months ago Raral Mali
rtout« Inspector Ciemeot went ovsr
Mveral proposed rout«» Iu Lanec»un’y
and recommeuded that they be es.ab-
ll.bed.
Nothing mors wa» heard of tha mat­
ter and people began to wonder wnat
had become of tha propos.t on until a
dispatch io ls»c Haturday's Oreg mi* n
from Waehlngran brought the Inform­
ation that coogres.man Tongue had
succeeded in securing the e->>4 -h
m»nt of tbs route» oat of Eugene, Ir-
sing and Hpringfl-ld on Feb l.t.
Postmaster McCornack ha* not yet
rwwived oflfrial Information to eon flrm
GAIN. tbe above, but ba expect« lo bear from
the department in a -hurt time.
That was a terrible earthquake
over io Turkestan. Filteen min­ PAID DEARL y ’ fu R HIS
ute» of uoioterupted »bocks ac-
oo m pan led by loud rumblings, tor­
Tbe police ju lge of Astoria, who
rential raioe and a hurricane, mu-t also attended to
the duties of
have tried tbe etrongeat nerve.
auditor, died of consumption tbe
other day, having held tbe office
The new Second Aeeiatent Sec­ for years.
Now it ie found that
ret try of tbe Treasury is bat thirty tor a long time he had engaged tn
ysar« old. A good eelaction a« far “raising” the amounte of warrants
• sage is concerns]. Old men la be issued till tbe c ty is lexer be­
•uth positions are mere Agurhaada, tween five thousand and ten thous­
Ymng men take actual charge
and dollaie.
How oould he do it?
H.mply
The Telegram aaya a move ie on by paying the parlies the amount*
foot to liceoee gambling in Port­ due and allowed on bills of a few
land through an enactment by the dollars, then rdeing them twenty,
ooming leglelatuie. We cannot be­ thirty, or forty dollars in the
lieve that each an loiqaitoue permit warrant he pre-ent d to tbe city
for the metropolie to violate the treasurer.
And bie acc .unt* ware
etale law can be peened.
never cb»ck<-<i up till alter death.
No wonder he oone’.antly carried a
A»ea«aiua«xl out of office? That
revolver for months pr-ceding hie
ie the fata of Binger Hermann, oom- death. Bleeping quarters on the
mieeioner nt the general land offi ie.
edge of a voloan ■ would be pleasant
Had M-Kinley lived there would
m comparison Mith the couch that
have bam no ootnge. The retire­
man occupied.
ment oomei at an apport ion time
lbe Portland Cnrouicle and tbe
for Mr H-rmann ae with bio uoual
goid lock m »enuring official pref­ Astoria Aetorian publish a list of
erment he obould find no difficulty pa;>ere, among wbiob ie IheGfAkb.
in landing the »enalorehip in Jan­ which they claim "have declared
n favor of H m C W Fulton tor
uary,
United Blates senator.
We are
The pr »cession at Delhi yesterday aware that thia paper cannot exert
in celebration of the aocMaion of much influence on the »election ot
King Edward ao emperor of India a Republican .enator by a Re­
waa truly oriental in magmfloenoe publican legislature, etill we do not
The
Think of eeveniy native chiefs, dvsife to be misrepresented.
like
each trying to outdo hie feilowe, on G uard very naturally would
elephants with retainers, forming a to see a borne man honored in I the
line a quaiter of a mile long! At •election, especially when he I hae
Per-
t he bead rode Lord and Lady Cur­ the ability t> till the place,
Hon
sonally
we
would
like
to
see
eon on an elephant twelve feet
R A Booth ef I d
And we think
1
bigb.
that feeling is general iu Lane
tluurishing
oommuoity oounty.
Ona
serosa the mountains from Eugene
by tbe Military Wag in Road route
bad no Cbrielmsa—al least not of
the joyous kind. On Chrialmae
eve, 1894, the ;>aoplaof Biiver Lake
over io Lake oouoty were calebra-
liag the day with a Christmas tree
upstairs in the neighborhood ball.
Tbe daooralione took fire aod the
inflammable pine of the building
burned so quickly that the atone
erected in the cemetery in memory
of the victims of tbe Are ba»
forty-thraa names inscribed there­
on.
And
the
community
Established in 1869
I FIRST PENSION
NEW BUSINESS
HAS ARRIVED
IN JUNCTION
MAIL ROUTES
EMBITTERED TO HIS RUKAl. FREE
PAR IT.
o
Born
H >reooe.
Or- ,
ALL-NORTHWEST
FOOTBALL TEAM
To Receive the Pre­
ware Business.
z
cious Paper.
Courthouse Notes.
D.ilv buH Dae M
T ■» »- ' y L c e n»m naod-saer re-
0» >• 1 »U.« ia supposed to De the flrst
. u to tha locim War »»tarane io
r
i. eooaty.
ia very
of iu.
tbe
to.«
county. He is
v»ry prouJ
prouioi
preci us d< cament which al i»st i-eoo-
1 clu.lv» ev drue» ta*t L ne e Sam
st Washington i. willing to rem-moer
the servio» of Usele -»«tn in Oregon
io the day« wheo the flrree R-d Hkius
made .if« an uavrtain tiiogin thia
wii i e-.d wo.-ly portion of th« United
o
stock is too large and variad to particularise, but
would like to call your attention to the FACT that
we have NOW the LARGEST, most complete and
up-to-date stick of
Ht>te« aod t rritor:»»
Otner peo.one will cw »I mg Io du«
time—•» fMt m tbe department can
audit the clam and attend to the
various details of verifl -atim which
are r-q .i-ed by tbe red type of tbe
Watches, Chains,
Cut Glast», the genuine article,
Diamond^, Ebony and
Roeewood, Toilet Articles,
Umbrellas, Silver Novelties^
etc.
depart tp ent.
Grand Fraine Hems.
It «AL UT a TE TRANfcVSi*.
c K Nyhr-eter to Howard Cas non
ie not too early to select your Christmas things,
dome peop.u wait till *he last moment, a bad plan.
Tie butter to be ahead of the rush, you have more
time to make your selections and the prices are no
grt-a:er now. The articles can be reserved and if
to be engraved it will be ready when called lor.
Indun War Veteran« Commenced
.en To Engage In Hard­
r
mtDyfi nd. of Clive Cbeibire
'» t ii. city w !. tM pl • k»-d to li-arn of a
new veiu u e a which b* 1« ei.gagtel.
Together w | , Le mard nuveru of
Juuet on City, he ba« rented tbe room«
p ii.» <
-l tl cal . June I6o, no« o» •
up --d r y Mrs -ibbeta a» milliner and
John K rk’s bsrbe- «bop and will oa
b«6-s >t February open up a flue
*nd '-o.i.p.at« lint of hardware for tbe
June ion trade.
< !»• ha« been aeeoeteted with Eu-
t
o .- -.—4 f r »ever*! years and has
b--la of f.-i-.d« who wi«h him ab<in-
l.nt eoeoeae. tie will probaLly retai >
hia m.m'j-rsnio in th« Fourth Ragi-
tnenl ban 1.
It
i »i
2 Uk t Fairmount, 1726.
Ho’ man Bowers gave a Cbn.kmwe
Marie J l.i id-ty to J H Frederic* j
; 4i»*»r ■< ckvir home.
Int in Frs'-rml claim th B«*ea»iw
Hee>*«*e'« see »»»a *•'»» .8141«*«-
The Oregonian Man Mak*« th-e ml. ing district,
,
iy
ie thte
Natmle K and Lewis A Jtrlrfcww «•»
Selection From Northwest
Asst Aaaaa4a
k*1 »«*,n
Wil i»ru Naylor 1 >l 2 tiki Delaneys
Colleges.
sfek but we see glad
leer«
ad to Coburg, 666.
Marie J L>tud.-y to J H FreZeri-«* | 1» iaepvovla«.
Following on tbe Leela of tbe «-lee lotto 160 screw In tp 23 s rkw.elM j
Mi-e Lila» K-tee b«H a«a«^te4 • pw-
lion of an All-Orsgon Collagists foot- lot In crrtsl'i land in Jones’ el to Cot­ 1 eition as c evk la N M Uaylov4'e etwre
b»l »am tk» Oregonian m»n yester. tage Grove, |S 10.
iu Riffeae.
day presented bla selection of ao All
Graad Prairie ackoel <)«•* Fri4«y
Kiosr or war.
Northwest Collegiate team. Captain
which was taugkt »u<w»*«fi-lly by Nies
J
bn
L
and
Irene
E
R-n
Linger
to
Witte, of th» Ü O team, w«» cho-e .
D.r.liu«, right-of-way for M«e Heo>«uway, of Eu-gane.
captain and Mauag-r Thompaoo, of O to L
Miss Minnie el »cum Is spending
Albany, managsr. Thd University of fl rue t. 1 >nd iu tp 16 a r 3 w, |12.5O.
Chri.ina»«
vacatioe wltk K W Ziaa-
SOTARY
rCBLIC
Oregon waa given an «quäl footing
with Waablneton »»cli being »elec’e l
LG 'fulln fl «a hie commission as Walt and family.
for f >or place». The »porting rd I >r 1« notary public f r Oregon.
C T JennIng-, of Rosalia, Wash, h«v
r-turned
to hie heme after eev-raJ
to be oom mended on bi» foresight In
PROOF OF LABOR.
prevent ng an avalanche of printed
weeks vi.lt with his friend« and late-
S F lie oulga and J E Kennerly
bot air from Beattie by making t >a
lives.
fill pr .of of labor <>n
Happy Jace
two leading eolleg»» equal.
AtEW Zomwalt'e I hrtetmae ev",
c i tu, Blue River tii.trici.
Following is the line-op selo t*<i:
B M Mi Lr fllra proof of labor on a few frieuds were gathered to spend
End»—i ox, Whitn.ai ; Wat s, Ore­
the G' I leu H P|—r, the Great Eastern, Xoeas. In tbe evening about 3 o’c.ock
gon.
T-cklm—xigri<t, Waei.im too;Thayer, tbe R.ven ai.d th • Clodarilla daitua O d Hanta appeared under the mistle­
toe bringing all tbe friends present a
Oregon.
in Flue R v.-r mini ig dirtrict.
Gusrd»— Karron, Oregon; Z shaftti,
Cbae Ge'ty a fllea proof of labor on good many presetts. After tbe pres­
Waabinetoo.
While B.r in i Bl*ck Diamondeiaitua ents were distributed the evening wae
Outer—Rch»rer, Ws«hlngt<>n.
epent In merry games and social chat
Qiarterbaek — rlpeldell,
Wa.hlng- in Bohemia district.
until
about eleven o’clock when the
ton.
A W Thorpe Cl-« proof of labor on
Halve» — Pilkington, O A C; J Tem-
Fairview <-l»I n Iu B;u • River district. party bads good eight to good Old
pieion, Oregon.
J I
Van I uyn fl ee proof of later Har ts and di.bandoDed tor the night.
Fullback—Brown, Whitman.
on the Lully G rl, the H leer Queen
and me Silver Eagla c.alms in Blue
River district.
B 1 Dor i fl -» proof of labor on the
Buck,
Ore mu ., Prin eea, Durango, l.t Qaard Special Serrtoe
Pally »u»r<1 Dee »
Ext.-! eion to the Durango and the
ELmiRA, Die. 26.—Mi sees Myrtle
Otto Browi. 1« In PorileuU today.
Dennard claims. Blue River dleliiot.
a id Gertie Oven have returned from
Dr W W Og)»»by Is brie from Ju c-
A <' Woodcock and BF Dorris flls C »ttage Grove, where they have been
lion.
proof of labor on Muggle claim, Blue attending school.
Craig Hayee was In from Long T.un River district.
Mr L»n Bollman, of Eugene, »pent
today.
BA Waahborne flies proof of labor
Christmas with his parents, Mr and
Ham Thurston, of Malem, has been on th- run and the Grub-take claims,
Mrs M E Bollman.
spending t few days in Eug-ne.
Blue River district.
Mr Chas McCutcheon has returned
C< Rutan and W W Maetereon flle
Mi« Norma Hendricks returned thia
home from Eugene where he l;M t»eD
proof
of
1
.tor
on
D
am
Luuimnnd
and
afiernoou from a visit to Halem.
iu the empl y of E Bangs.
Clint Bradley, night clerk at the Nappat .e c aims, Bohemia district.
Mr Cl flord Duckworth spent Christ­
8m«ede Hotel, i« In Portland on a va •
mas with bis mother, Mrs A Duck­
eatioa.
worth.
Attorney L Bilyeu returned this
The Christmas exercise* were a grana
morning from a profeeelonal trip to Uaard Special Service.
success. Tn» school rendered an ex­
Beeebnrg.
F lokbucb , Dec 26-Ch-letmaa ■rvi cellent program to a Urge audience.
Mlaa V»-t Ila Hears w«« ah arrival a- ueu-il er Joyed by theHiuslaw people.
i
Many valuable and beautiful preeeote
thia aft-n.ooii to »peiid a few day« Al
the Pre»bylerl*n
church of were distributed mski g tbs whole
among frieuds here.
H .e.i -«< <>:i Clirt-’urn eve, the little eflair an »Ljoysble event.
Mr» J a» Wentworth went to Lorane f<> k* guv» every flue program after
Mrs M E Pot'erf has returntd Lome
today after a pli-aaant virll at the home which <li- pre»e->l» from two tree« were
from Eugene where she baa been em­
of Ml-« Vinule Kuapp.
dletributml. T here were no very rich
ployed a» cook at at tbe Wald House
Dr F E Hvlover was called by t< le­ pr.» nt- given, but there waa ao abeo- for eouie lime.
grain to Portland yesterday to aeeist In I dsoee of little t >kena that tbe principle
of love wmi not a»l ep.
an operstloo u;x>n a former patient.
to be found Anywhere between Portland and Sacra­
mento. Th« ktylei are right, the quality is right
and the prices are right.
Not a bad p'ace to have
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired.
J. S. LUCKEY
The Reliable Jeweler.
MOON & TINGLEY
Feed.Flou , Hay and Grain of all kinds;
Grass, Field and Garden Seeds.
Breakfast Cereals, viz—Rolled Oats, Germea,
Graham. Corn Meal. Rye,
Whole Wheat and Buckwheat Flour.
Also Potatoes, Kerosene and Chicken Supplies.
Personals.
Florence Items.
It wa* rum-re t that there were to
Hatem Journal: Mrs E O P< tter and
little daughter, Pauline, of Kugene, bearven w r Hug« here on ChrletmM
•re vi-lt ng at the home of E F Li­ but »o f-r M can l-a-n only twoofthrna
n>»t-ti liz-d. On C.irl-imM eve at I.
bor u».
H B Wilhlngtoti was Iu Eug-ne l— O. O. F. Hal at Maiieton Capt F J
day ou file way from Portland where Nevly an t M — Graor Flak were made
he has been vitlting. He ie an lumat < one by R-v T.wt. lbe ball wtaniorly
decorated aids b< »I < f frlenda were
of the aildier'a home al Kotebuig.
pre—ot. A grai d »upp» r waa provided
Carl Travle left this aftern ou for
at Ma; 1 'on. On <W>rietniM Mr John
H<«|Ulain, Waabinylon, to I m k after
untrer» and Ml» X raila Wlsdniu were
. hie tImt>er intereete. He ha» « value, ma’ri d at the h me of th» bride's par-
ble claim, for tbe t tuter, In that • c- riited at P I it lerraor. O ly a few
p etal fro o|. we e Invited.
Rev
lion.
Y -t of the United Evangelist church
Roertmrg Review : I. T Harris, L offlclatnl atid a Very eu yable time Ie
Hiljeu, Aif Walker, B E Hawley, r« K re parted.
Thuralou and H J Clark were aiu ng
Andrew Brynd and hl» i»ter K»t*
of H -benda are visiting
ietid» and
t ie Eugene ¡«ople Iu town l«st Hua
F-lallvaa here.
P»rt of 'he Journey
day night.
wa» travel-d on «now«b<»»i Gut It
Mlee Jesui-W. I f, who ha» spent her • uld take a in -thing m reihen a few
vacation here al home f cm her du. -now d'|f'- to »-op Kate when
lia» a» Inatraetraea In the Brat«]» Y W w »ul« to aer her friend».
C A, left yveterd «y for Be I Ie to re-
sums bar work.
CIGARS
AND
TOBACCO
...Call on...
Julius Goldsmith
Changed Locations.
. Another Van C!nt
Fella a
¿treet, Eugene, Oregon.
WE
MOON & TINGLEY.
are here with the GOODS. We can supply
your Xmas wants in fancy goods in our ¡¡ d «.
TRY OUR
Candies,
Nuts,
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables.
Tillamook Cheese,
Wi
xorl I aim
Woodlawn
<<
Lane
44
Edam
Pickles,
Olives,
Relishes,
home made cider.
Pure maple syrup in bulk SI.00 per gallon
Phon. Red.
WHITE, B.™kry
Day & Henderson
Will soli you a Bed Room Suit for $12.50
that other dealers ask $15.00.
Extension tables $4-00, others ask $5.25.
Maple Bed Room Suits $14.00,
other dealers ask $16»00 for.
Because we make them in our own factory
Why?
JUST RECEIVED
Direct from ths factory iu tha East a large ootuigtiment
of goods, consisting of
Dry Goods and Notions, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
Phonographs and Sewing Machines.
We have a
full line of Groceries, Drugs and Medicines.
Varney’s Department Store, Crow, Oregon.
MONUMENTS ARRIVED
Cbect Was Good.
Meriitl D»vb, formerly a • u lent of
the the Volvrr«’ty here, wa< a vie t r
Ma--hs - '•« r.turned last evening
in Eugene thl» we k
He in e. uipany
withJ'-epn Kennedy, wh» wa» the
With other Mateinltee via.« 4 their
k i I ■ - <-i ar n»e.| of paeaing a b gu«
truitwr i laliu» near here.
rheck on L A Overton last Haiu-day.
I he check proved to be good. There
wm a de; »it tn the First National
tolhecre.it of Lula K-nnedy. In
C t Matlock ai.d Hetiry HwdJlrwtoo elm ng the ch-wk th» lety ne«l<cted
bave
coin;l»«ed
arraugaiuenta t tn »Ign as »he wm ragiatrred. The re-
ebangs looallon» uf th.ir two bicycle »ult waa a long trip for Marshal Rtilea
bu.lose» ss.
Th»
W olfl. Am-rieen and Mr Overton,
The prop> nn
ey> l»ry, which ha» for to* I net year found al K mlra
The mailer was eg.
te»n conducted by H C Huddlaaton pial.ird and naw all ia
is eswene.
aersoe. The
n tha Walton block, 613 Wlllaiwette ea»e against the acipp-wet forgers • ill
»Uw»', will be replscvd by th» K ne­ be ri«ml»er«f.
blet ryclery, the old »teud f<>r t >ie
whewl. Kd MeCIsnaban bandted tte
Ra ui bl »r In tbe saute roviu prvvlous to
a yrar agn,
Y«uter4ay*s ! A'haap I«-mx*rat:
Th»
Wollt Amrncan Block a d
Vai. C »V» p«~~ d Ih-oug* A ban y
eve ery will cwwupy the room on W .»t B
■ gbtb »'.rwv vsoat~1 by Mr Mail ick. tt i* i>«< i f-r E<s<vav, wltfe th. t'lara
M.thvaC aip«'rv f •» a weak . «ogag».
■•Mt la that live city. **B«ew*e an
I’eadlv Attack.
limi f V yoa, g*t <*ut y»«r n.»«» bnr-k,’*
sa -I the ar»»i a d only B»rt, «I h Ibai
rl <* ici - > • "f many v«sra' smwih:
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GOOD GOODS, RIGHT PRICES.
Jonction Sale.
Guard ttaelal Servie«.
J unction , Die 39. —Me««rs Wright
and Bookman, of Harrisburg, have
purebseed tbe J W btarr hardware
store In Junction City.
I d voicing
W tumenced today.
Tbe new Arto
takes charge on ai r fl -et.
R »member if you are n need
of anything in the shape ®f
• • ••A CAR LOAD • •• •
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Eureka a J
* ’rn ‘ss Oil
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Direct from quarries in New England.
Two more cars on the way.
None furnish better work.
None in the vallley handle in larger quantities,
Hence our prices ark right .
Write for booklet.
UGEJiE GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS
W W MARTIN, Proprietor
cta ^ oard
OIL VO.
L yon s French Periodical Drops
Prrf'-«'tlrb.irn-.>M. sure to accomplish DESIRED
KL51 LTS. Greatest known fetna.c remetly. Price, $1.50 per bottle«
Ci'jTiOM
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up oaly 1« paite-N*^^
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For Sale by Linn Drug Co.
MOTT’8
They overcome Weak-
ueaa, irregularity as-
oanaaiotis, incrwo<
of men-trualioc
*ney are *« LIFE SA\
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to' ' “ 1*
and
banish
paui*
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«vomaaboo-l. aid ng development of organa
and .. —
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Imoivn remedy for w. ;oen
them, cannot do hartr...
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bvco-ne« a p>aa
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fi U |M»X BY MAIL-
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