The Eugene weekly guard., January 03, 1903, Image 4

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RATHBONE SISTERS.
Eugene Guard.
t- vTURbAY ................ JANUARY I
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Extern folk» have some oon»ol*-
tioo in the retleclion that though
coal ia «carce and dear the ioe crop
ia np to tbeu<u*l standard—ia ripe
for the bar »e»^_________
Great Britain took Egypt lor
<1» it. At the t me ot tiking it »»a
t> be a temporary measure for the
protection of liritiah bondboWers
8 be still has Egypt, Mw»ye w*U.
It would be »he kmt oj VeHesaeU.too,
were it not for the Monroe Jontriee.
The Crown Princess of Saxony
settles tbs court scandal, at least
so far as she ia concerned, by tbe
ann inncement lhatabe loves but one
tuan, sod that man is not her bua-
b.nd but M Giron, her obildren’a
tut >r, with whom she eloped.
With today
T me balancta
the ledger of 1W03, ita joys and sor­
rows, its iboniim and failures.
Il goes from us forever. Bury it
with the other past, and live for tbe
frosh young year, for the bright
enchantments and poaaibilithfi of
th* mture!
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If the report is true that the
rebels have shut < fl the water sop«
ply from F<a, Morocco's capital,
the sultan in in a desperate strait.
In Milwaukee under auoh condi­
tions the beiiegel could hold out
for wet-kit without water—it least
with >ut suob as was not made into
beer.
LutJjly a Portland man shot
and killed his wife, mother-in-
law and another }>eraon, also eeir-
ously wouuded hie father-in-law.
Now hie case has beea argued in
tbe supreme court, with abundant
reasons why he should not bang
And it is not eveu alleged that he
ia crasy 1
Of course thia ia a Kentucky
invention: To make a large cork
fit a small bottle it ia common
prsctioe to trim the aides of the
cork. Generally tbe knife ia dull
I the cut irregular. A simpler
r is to out a thio wedged-shaped
>eout of theoork aoroea lbs lower
If the oork ia vary large, out
additional wedie at right angles
he tint. This will make a per-
t uou-spllling stopper.
The story of the man winding
olook every night for thirty
ire only to flud out it was an
ht day clock, has ita counterpart
not a tew of the serious affaire of
me. As an instanoe Na* York
City has just put down experi­
mental leugtbwiee steel plates on
heavy street grades for wheels of
vehiolea to run u|ain. Of course it
proved an instant suooess. Why
was it not thought of before? Yes,
whjT And why should not such
traoks be made on all atreeta of
cities on which there ia heavy,
congested traffic?
A Portland automobiliet is be­
ing sued for 1575, damagea to
horses and a carriage through a
runaway oalined by the steam ma­
chine being propelled near the
h irsee as they were hitched to the
curb. One thing is certain, any­
one who baa aver met an automo­
bile on tbe road with a team of
spirited horses would not be an im­
partial jurymsu. There are hun­
dreds and thousands of ordinary
vehicles c instantly on ths road en­
gaged in necessary everyday traffic.
They and their drivers and occu­
pants should not be put in peril to
satisfy tbe whims of a few wealthy
pleasure seekers.
COMPRUMISK ON STYLE.
“Want the trousera creased?**
asked the tailor.
“ That’s tbe style, isn't it?”
•‘Well, not so much, perhaps, as
it u-*d t > bo. Borne ot my custom­
ers won’t have it done now at all.
‘*Ob, well I’m not particular,** re­
plied tbe customer. "Suppnos you
crease eneof tbe lege and leave tbe
other baggy.”
DEPENDENCE UN HIS WIFE.
“Bellingham*» religion I» Ilka hi»
prowlr," Mid Trivvsli to Dioar.
"How’s that?"
“It*» all in hii wif»*» name ”
BOY LOGIC.
Pash.
“I don’t thi ik it’» fair towbp
ma, oaa. Yon know pa aapt I get
gnr
»«prrrw. « bl.r wf th.
Bet». ««U Uoeaig.
OrSer.
•ask.. >ak Mower Oroaments— Fas»
cy Sleeves ot Set a.U Tulle.
Reports read at tbe San Francisco
cunvt-ntloa hbowed that tbe irder ot
Rathbone Mis­
ter» was in
■pleudlil eotidl-
t hi , unit that
K>-od gains in
inernl>er»blp had
been made dur­
ing
the
past
yenr. An excel­
lent staff of su-
p r e ta e officer»
was chosen for
the ensiling two
years. Tbe new
npreuie chief of
Die s u p re tn e
temple, Mrs.
Belle Qutnlari. is a resident of Gales
burg, ML, wliero she is a practicing at­
torney at law. Her work u - h supreme
senior was eminently satiafuctary, and
as secretary of tbe insurance branch of
the order sbe has gained a widespread
ac<|ua!ntance among the members and
ia extremely |>opular.
There are seventy-two temples In
California, having a total membership
of over 6.000. Tbe flrat temple, Cali­
fornia No. 1, wus organized in Sacra­
mento in MM
Mrs. IL Emily Little of Boston,
Maas., one of tbe seven original mem­
bers of tbe itatbbone Sisters, attended
the convention In An Francisco.
One of tbe most practical jmrts of the
work carried on by tbe Rathbone Sis­
ters is that of tbe insurance branch,
providing insurance in the sums of
<260. |600 and $1,000, payable at death,
the premiums varying from 15 cents to
60 cents a month.
Wives, daughters, mothers and ala
ters of Knights of Pythias are eligible
to the Itathtione Sisters, and many of
tbe temples uuw admit men to member­
ship.
Net skirts are extensively flounced at
the edge, but three godet frills forming
an entire skirt are fashionable and nr«
•f the three tier type, each frill b> r-
dered with wide lace or with medallic-M
<r vandykes. Lace flounces are ex
tremely fashions Lie, but the majorlt
are straight at tbe top, and tbe god« I
flouncing of lace la shown in imitation
•f handsome lace.
Tbe sash is again with us and Is usu­
ally of six to eight inch ribbon either of
1 will veil >t i ui l>o sale, on tl>»
Met hew Hails e is U>, tlure mile
ws-t of Eugeni , mi Friday, Jai u.ry 2 1
lb >3 at 10 o • 1 » k a m, tne fdlowiug
per-oi.al | rop rty ;
Tliir.y li-sd of os’tls 4 fresh cow-. ,
»4 f s-ti In the »print, 4 two-year-old
>- t i ? v. •
g it
r , 4 IW -year.
>11 etrers, 2 tore«.year- i.| steer«, 6
ye-ring -leers, 1 yearilig belf«-r, 1
yearling Du>ba>u bull.
5 head <-t ii >raue—4 work sod 1 sad-
•1 e hors-.
4i nead hf h g-— 5 g<sxi brood bows
Slid 40 stock bog«.
1 P »no hiudei, 1 Plano mower, 1
hay rake, 2 I ug<iee, 1 tbras »nd one-
half loch wag >ij, 1 tiuck, 1 gang (low,
2 twel v'-ltioti plows, 1 f urlssn-iacb
Rock IsUod plow, 1 eight-foot disc,
I f<-u -horse siei-1 barrow, 1 broad-cast
-e- der, 2 eels single baruees. 2 se a
work barawe.
2' t ms of bay.
Terms of asl»:
A credit of «lx
trioiii tistlme will tie given ail »unus of
flu. and ovs r t y | urcbaser giving note
with at>proved eecuriiy. All sums of
flO, and under, cash in baud.
ItOlMiKT NlO A1KK,
Proprietor.
J. 8. H tiles ,
Auctioneer.
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To My Friends and Patrons.
Notice meter tbi. head sot 'o ex -*i b»
inc. .Ml œnto P« ”«*1 •’
p«r vetot.
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TIMBER
acr- s of
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FRIENDLY’S
AND rOR HALE.—KF'
ded laufl—• Id gro w 11> fl
Wi II 4b' 'Dll I '
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Good souu 1 i| ««her. rti u »ie<l on tbe
bank* »-I one of lbs best b'lig'Ug
sir.-«m* lu the state, oouvenieut to
. .w-uihs. Within a day’« nriveof
i-.ugeue. D quire for particular at
Hoffman House of W O Zeigler, ad­
ministrator of tbe »Mate of JobnS
Wright deesased, or Jeuckes A Har­
baugh, First Natioukl Bank build
log. attorneys for said eetate.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC 29th.
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Lost and Found.
DOHT. hTRxYED OR 8TOLEN-
Friday, Dec 5, a cow.
D horned,
briudle-red lu color, su
branded
on left hlr. Last seeu going north
on Bsitr rt-eei at du k. C’ommuni-
cuie a 1 Information couc-ruli g the
cow through toe postofflo» or at
Long’« hardware
store to W P
4« lir't-U'*, Eugene.
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Timbar-Land Claims.
yVB BOA
chine or broebe design and delicate col
oringa. The ends fall quite to ths
ground, and the loops are carelessly
knotted over the buck. Some sashes
have windmill bows, one half standing
up and kept quite flat over the gowu.
Tbe bouquet de corsage is lu the form
of a big chou or the murket bunch styl«
Is affected fur small comiuict blossom a.
The trail over the shoulder appear» to
have quite disappeared.
The fur boa shown la of baum mar
ten and Is shaped according to the lat­
est models.
JUDIC C’HOLLET.
TAILOR STYLE.
R.a.I.n
llloeae Caataaaa Are Very
BAMPLE8 FREE.—Men,
women,
noys aud girb. We pay agents one-
half tbe selling price and our Eskimo
I have a f»w good timber claims for
Unction. Hells on sight. Write for
for anybody wi-iilng same. They are
particular*. California Chemical Co,
for first corners.
(B>x 814), Watsonville, Calif.
M R P otts ,
A UCTIONEEK.— Parties wishing to
610 Willamtottp,
make eale» would do Well to call |on
H.muel
Jamle-ou,
profearimal
Dissolution o! Partnership.
auctioneer, Eugene, Ore.
Notice la hereby givrn ' hat tbe part-
ner-hip In r> o'o-s • xtetlog between B
D Paine ami W H Key under tbe firm
name ami style <>f Pains A Kay has
tin. day been diH.olv'ol by mutual
con ut, B D Paine retiring.
All ec-
< our-ts > uh tlie firm msy be paid at the
sti re or to either | atty.
Dated at Eugen.-, O , Dec 27, 1902.
D B P aine
W H K ay .
Ferryman Another Year.
R C Vangbn, the vfficient ferryman
at the oounty feriy acroaa the McKin­
zie, wax In tbe city today and has sec­
ured th« job for another year.
Mr
Vangbn has given satisfaction to a
large major ty of the patrons of the
ferry.
The Russian blouse costume ia d«*-
cfdedly popular with tbe young and
Blender, and there are many charmli g
A Million Voices.
novelties in make and finish. The uew-
ost Russian blouses have liooilllke c< 1
• >ul«l h-irdlv ex.-reaa the thank« of
lnrs with trimmings around the shoul­
Two hundred timber men to make
ders or are collarless aud trimmed tint, H< in r Mali ,,f vt.-«t Point, la. Lts-
I ten why : A h -vere cold h»d set l led on piling; 20 foremeu; highest wages;
and this fashion admits of charmil »
hb lung« causing a most otetinati steady J ib. Address:
cough. Heveral physician«said be had
P acific T imber Co.,
«on-uiontiou but could not help him.
Cottage Grove, Or.
i When «11 thought he wm doomed he
in-i in to u«e Dr Klug’« New Discovery I
I t r t'on-umption all I write»: “Doom-
olelely cured ine and saved my life.
For Sale.
I now w»k-h 227 pounds.” It’s po»i.
lively guarantee«! for iviughs, colds and
lung troubles. Price t>Ou and $1. Trial
A good farm of 180 acre«. Will sell
bottles free at W L De Leno’s.
reaeonnlle—with or without personal
property. Might take part in town
property or a good «mall piece of land
For Sale.
rit her here or iotbeEa-t. Ohio pre­
T vo fresh
milk cows; one full- ferred.
W m L emley ,
tl "led Durbsrn buil, a year old next
Pl-asant Bill,Oregon.
March; It) yearling steer»; a full-,
Wanted.
MASONIC.
IMall.. «■«« Ite.pou.lbllllleo of « Ma-
!•»—Triupl« < a I pa.
A Mason's duty does not end when
be learns the ritual or uttaina profi­
ciency In degree work, says the Ma,
sonic Herald. There ure duties out­
side the lodgeroom as well as lu it. A
Mason's first and highest duty Is to
live an upright, honorable life. This
much lie owe« to the Institution which
has bononal him by reet ivlng him lute
Its fold. Then he owi-s certain duties
to his brethren. lie Is to aid Do ra
with his counsel, to relieve their dis­
tress, to succor them In time of dan­
ger, to visit them tn sickness, to pay to
them the lust sad tribute of reepivt
and to cure for their widows and tlieli
orplia us.
Hamuel Vol:«-. [Mist grand commander
of Knights Templars of Pennsylvania,
and llarvey Hall, past grand com­
mander of Knights Templars of Illi­
nois, died recently.
The Freemason, Toronto, Is authori­
ty for the statement that the grand
lodge of Kuglaud Ims reultlrmed Its
resolution of April 20, 1N75, to the ef­
fect tiiut “hytuns form no part of the
Masoule ritual" and that "the singing
of hymns In n lodge Is an Innovation
to which the board of G. P. strongly
objects."
The loss of the whole of tlie thumb
of the left baud renders no applicant
Ineligible tn the state of Washington.
It 1» not a question of ho» much a
man knows about Masonry, but what
use he can make of w ' ut he knows
about Masonry; not a qu -lion of what
be lias acquired and buv tie bus tw« '
trained, but of what be Is and what
be can do. Iowa Bulletin.
While the brother lias the right to I
visit, tbe lodge has the right to and j
should demand sultl< lent evidence that
the applicant Is a Mason In gisal stuud ,
lug.
F. C. Van I’u.it, honorable secretary
and a Vast pnwkhnt of the American
society lu London. la said to tie the
first American cltiaeii to rerelvr an ap­
pointment to grand rank In the grand
lodge of England, ways the Kev stone.
He waa ap|>otnted a past assistant
grand director of cerrmonlva.
Recent reports show that the order
is proaperous in Illinois. tb< pre» ut
UiemtM-rsnip ex -«-.sling (Kl.m«i, a gain of
•ver 3.U00 In a year
The grand l.slge <>f Montana tuts tor-
ty nine auls'-dlnat«* kslgea. wtMi a
niernla-raiiIp of 3.325 Master M’.iaona
At the last annual a--« uibh of the
grand council of Royal aud Sel.-ct Ma»
tars of the at etc of New V>rk th« grand
rarurder r«-p - l«-d a l; n
r-!. :pof I <77
bloodtd P lvtid China boar, 13 months
o I, weight 3>u pounJ»; 8 sows, Berk­
Cows for Sale.
shire and Poland China mixed, about
a year old. l-rioe 1 >w. Enquire of or
Fresh cows with and without calves
ad ires« R >bt N« winaier, Eugene.
for sale. A good number to pick from.
Well broke for dairy cows. Red and
roan Durham Terms of sale cash.
Stockholders Meeting.
Call at home in Not! Valby, fifteen
m les west of Eugene, or addies«
B tkphens B hob .
The t -ckliold' ra of Crow Building
Crow, Oregon.
A- • ■ i ill ara I ereby notified to meet
st tlie i row H-i I Saturday January 17,
Yes Know Wkst Yos Are Taking
ItMUi at 2 o'clock p m for the purp<me of
When
you lake Grove’s Tasteless
-Ivcuiii otfi—is .nd directors and to
st e id i > such other business as may Chill Tonic because tbe formula is
plainly printed ou every bottle show­
oome before the meeting.
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinin»
Dated l*ec 23, likvj.
in a tasteless form. No cure, no pav.
G W H olland , President
W J H olland , Secretary.
Strayed or Stolen.
1 wi I give a liberal rewar«! for the
return of a mare tliat left mv place 1 vat
Augast. Biie weighs about 1100 pounds,
is of travel u< s'oek, and a bl s>d bay.
ti'lud in left e> . Waa once owned by
Hun F i ll a nl ¡ater by F A Rankin.
G bohqr A H ouck ,
Eugene Oregon.
little cheni settee which have a very
aiuart effect when the fur boa or at« Is
is removed. The furs set much better
over tbe flat plalu biou-e
The tightly draped collars are often
tsade to turn up at the edge, a nieth-d
which accentuates the effect of it bo«D
Dr Lows U m optician will he In his
Now that light culored gon ns are worn
durlug tbe wlnt«T. borderinga of dark Eugeue offlt-e a l u«xt week > to 11.
far are lu request, aud brown skuuk is
Th. Rest Prescr .ptlen ter MslarSa.
• wary baudsome fur and smart on ma»
tic and antelope cloth, w hile It is also Chi I« and t'v- r is a bottle of Grove s
Tt'iiic.
It Is -imply
uard on opera coate of light satin cloth. I s-’r-le«- <'hi!
Dotted white | sit nt d'esprit is tbe ma- Irm «o d Q i niue a«« a ta«telnw form.
tertal of this almpls but < ff five ev« n- No I ure, No Pay PrIre .toe.
tog gown, which Is tcHumed with bow a
of black velvet.
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JVDIC CHOI.1.KT.
Fulls
Navol»«B*a
Deadly Attack.
llumrr.
•\My w if- w- s m ill tt-at go «1 pby» •
Pn Seasos We are telfl that Nayol»« cisn* were ui. ■« e io h> lp her.” write«
■flwa> ■ bad a copy of lio.uer In bls M 'I Au- ■ . « f Wi- chee'er, Ind, “but
«a«» mt -t ly iu««-d by Dr King'«
pocket.
Mtodeu» W . R, If l>e always I 1 It tn N-w Life Pills.” They work wonder«
Io «louiacb n< d liver trouble«. Cu •
Ma p-site-t what a -si did It .!.> I. m?
Professor Ther- there. > > r . maa, C>,-ti|..t' «' a d »iek headache. 25c
at W L Di'Lano’s drug store.
tout get smart oh., state Journal
ritajttaa «>« llrr »'anrr.
”1 believe/’ gu*
p.^etlc jr’rt,
Th« New York chayt-v has orgaiilasd
life ebould be i'*ie gntkl. twret
a Mat wan to flu«i atoaaltaM fur I
Bne<uph*y«st om >;■«■■» of the Kt gbta
“In tlntflnK ft,*’*’ - >’ rv\! ’ «»r raoef <>
af Oolumbua
▼oCevl adu r
’I m Id like to be J
New councils were Instituted rvcsgfl
••■»puilet ’
PUiktieli hla
Xcrth
ty tn Missouri. Iowa and Ind «.a*.
▲■Mrican
Steps lh
J. W. KAYS’ FUR.NITURE CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
Skecls’ Special Sales.
Beet I5c-gri.de bulk mince meet
per lb 10c or 3 lbs for..............
25c
3 Ilk--packag.es of nxirh..................
25c
25-csu Monopole blueberries,very
fine for rile
,r ..................
2i)c
3 l(k- cans .-orni«
« up«
Lo-
15 lOo-psckagt» if <» | lug cut
tobacco.............................
»1.00
» 5c-pkg« ]} e» smoking tobacco..
You want a gocxi clean b«d
stop
night
hugMie New brats
and painted roon e
at
No
dunt v,
out
but
painted
bright Ifru-
carpet
1*4
«hift oack of the ouuitUtyueM l
We have been digging into the Clothing Stock in-
dustriouslv territing and sifting out all broken
lines. No use holding on to small lots. Ihecoiu-
motion has brought some rare values to the sur-
face—good chance to buy for next season.
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We have many remnants left in Hnlf.Prirp
Dress Goods and Silks, will sell 1
this week at......................... -......
All our Fancy Silks selling from $1.25
to $3.00 per pard, are all going at
one uniform price...............................
95c
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Furs- Half-Price
What are left of our Furs will be
sold atjust..................... —........
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Garment
De»t-Xft
Santa
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Price. $20.00, $22.30 and $25.00 Suits for $10.00
$13.50 Suits for...........................................
7.50 >
$10 00 Suits for............................................ 5.00 v
Grand display of Holiday Goods.
Our store has as many great
attractions on the inside as
well as in our Windows.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Cockerline
(SS Wetherbee
SILVERWARE FREE. ?
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With each can of PRIZE MEDAL BAK-
we,.£ive away absolutely
1 REr. a piece of Silverware, including
Kerry Spoons, Gravy Spoons, Meat Forks
l ie Knives, Nut Cracker Sets, Napkin
Rings, Set of Teaspoons, Set of Table­
spoons, Set of Dessert Spoons, etc, etc.
This Baking Powder is guaranteed
ABSOLUTELY PURE and to give satis­
faction.
Iowa Grocery
Co.
26c
We have an abundanea of goo
thinna that are
in mn
than name. Quality and purity
are ^aeentiah that no auper r
line of fool product* Mould
lack, a&d the nao* of J U Green
Soo, emcera.
iruaranteea
their excaDeace,
C«»r of U h an I O*k S ts
J. U. Green & Son.
TELfMIONE NO M l.
Ready for Christmas.
Give as a Call.
to Please
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For Your
New Year’s Spread.
L. C. SKEELS,
M ckinney
bros .
Phon«. R«d6-36.
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Dress Goods Dept^
k-ngk sn4 Wert. .411»« ieM.
lAistlve
Bromo Quinine Tabe!»
«-'ir-a
■! -n one «toy. No Cure, No
i’sv. Price 25 rente.
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$12.50, $13.50 and $15.00 Suits go $8.50 1
$16.50, $18.00 and $20.00 Suits go
50
Men’s Silk Ties in four-in-hand, teck s, O5c
etc, our 50c kind this week for........... •FwZw <
3 lb« plain mixed esndy ............
Me
L -wer prioeon same in quan-
t-
— • t««r
- t h«i<iiuae
; ___ euuriali m»nts
u.ire
Choice mixed ctudy per ib.'....’".'
10?
15 bor« rs- uix ««i«p..............
»tic
■MX- Quart Null«, maple syrup......
toe
Ladies' fl O) «H w««v| uudergai-
mem«................................
50e
Latllee' 50.- heavy cotton under-
garments.............................
Boys’ T5c hats .................
Country ham«, few only .
Country shoulder« ............. .’"“.’J
Country bacon sloes ....................
Matlock Will loie.
The atalem*nt t«uldtobed last »v»i>. when you
over
in
Ing giving the Infn-rn ><1 ng that «%».
and
new
v
V Matl.wk w . i
cup y ifae Wai on
store room, .-ecu Rd t.y Hrr ry Hud
papered
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dlettoci for the |p> »: year or eo, was
the Courthou-'e f.odgii g
tra», notwllhsta-ding «tecilelr.
Mr
Matlock Inf'WiDsd a rep wte> tr-day { House.
old,
worn-
that he would »mnuct me Haratd-r ’
carpet*
clean
evNery Is that •''»'tu after the first of
tbe new y ar. ft te aot kn -wn in o. floor» with a nice
what Mr Huddles On I a'«nd. t<
-els
rug to eacjk
with bis »took of Wdf-A^er cu>i
SPECIAL SALE
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For Sale.
1 Leg toanounce that I atu now com.
f rcably 1 «-»ted In my new quarters io
WAN l’ED. — Ladies everywhere to
Me lung bldg.c
Str. and Willamette
seud for a free package ot our Turk-
»'» where I -hall be glad to see you st
bh Harem Hatchet powder, sbo val-
any time.
tnbl- Info mation; »end no money.
Dr A G Al WOoo.Dentl»'.
T be Pacific C<>, 14* l itb 8; Ponhnd,
Ore.
There’s n door of entrance and on»
of exit. Getting new metulier» in at
the front door Is important, but very
little headway will be made if then* la
an equal number slipping out tbe buck
door. Prevent sii -pensions.
If you have a good, live degree team,
send it around to help some less for
tunate slater tent
The prospers are that the number ot
initiations during the lust quarter ut
1002 ill Ohio will break the record.
California tents are booming and
adding many new members.
Ixrs
Angeles tent 1» the birgest ill the state.
Don't neglect In your tent to iip|>oint
a committee to visit delinquents and
those lluble to suspension. It will pay.
—Bee Hive.
Kslakls ••< l»lsuk«a.
Public Sale-
• F**l sucre«,
by offering voii1,a>m^<>Ur *
lowioc line.
R, it n,1-“'’ 80od
• and Ñut.
in lh* fol-
a"<l Fra»., Candire
Nlv.rw.re, M.ul and
N. T. WILSON.