The Eugene weekly guard., January 10, 1903, Image 9

MALARiA ANP
YELLOW JACK
JUSTICE COURT
JURORS FOR 1903.
Btrald, January 14. lacj.)
“The widow of Dr. Lazeare, who, in
the employ of the Government, went
to Cuba, was iuoculateii with Yellow List of Men Who Will Serve as
j ever through iu.«squito bitea, and «lied,
Jurors in Justice Winter-
applied to Cougtwaa for relief to-day.’’
Liie above tells of the sad culmina­
meier’s Court.
tion of a series of experiments by the
(,ov< rnment, all of which proved coii -
clusively that the familiar mosquito is
Justice C A Winterrneler, a»»i t»d
a dnngeroiK Vehicle for carrying Ma­
by
E Wbattam and Geo W Norris, on
laria. "Yellow Jack,” aud other malar­
Monday, Jau 5, stleoted t ie following
ial fevers.
c t eens to act as Jurors in the Justice
oourt for the Eug-ne diet iot for tbe
year 1998:
H D Wylie, J M How», G MoGinnte,
EH Barger, W T Carr. 1 , p J McPher-
son, J 1 Rowland, KG Tub. y, G Kreas,
Geo W Welder, Ed Farrington, James
Aodeteon, Charles Besdle,
Mike
Schneider,
Ko
Howe,
John
H
gglns,
Tinw h.■ are exposed to mosquito»
or other malarial innuencessbouhl take Geo W Knapp, a O Jenniugr, 1 E
waning. Iron is the lighting element Steven», D R Lakin, A Mathews, G C
m the blood and provides nature with Fleemao, J W Pcilook,C Ft D lyle, 8 T
glltli nt resistauee to ward off disease. McFall, A W Giliiert, Pr-s Corucgye
B it if tlie blood is impure or iiupov-
I, or if tbere is weakness, it W Ruth, J 0 Small, O Q Cartwright,
m iKliat the fightingqualities of the J T Brabham, S F Kerne, L>uie Bel-
bl d have i.een lowered, and conse- •haw, O Greea, Voiney Hem-nway,
qt .j: tii.■
«li nger. If you would
es .pc, k« ' 1' - Mood j ure aud prop- W H Luckey, L fknon, L O Beck-
with, Dave Tnompson, M C Brent,
srly uourisi
h
W H Wallace, L B Rowland, M O
Fi Iler, Harry Chilec.D, W J Warnouk,
Edwin Wheeler, C E Dimobd.
f
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK PROSPEROUS
(»tom N. Y.
Trier’s
j>nic LAMBERTY SENT
1
i
’
ri i ir.>n in a
' gnized every-
purifier and
■ n used foi
•*. Tex., Aug. 1, 1901.
1 avi, ..« I Dr. Harter’s
ni» - If and in my
• 1' uve years, and
. 'lit. 1 regard tt
■ - to ward oQ ma
>..<■ Uei levers.
J. H. H atks ,
Li-el and lìmi.' ration Agt., Frlsoo Line.
SS.OG I«: Mise tost aix.se «estlmaaUI la temila« )
CLEARANCE
SALE
on several lines of good
shoes in order lo close
out Some, exceptional
good bargains to those
who come early.
YORAN
’
S
SHOE STORE
CH Farrow A Co will sell you tbe
b«r. plows and harrows.
New Furniture.
Chambers’ Hardware.
Tbsr« Is a rumor that tbe Maccabees
will chAlieDgs ths Woodtnen fora field
west to t»ke place this spring.
Dr T W Harris now occupies the two
rooms in tbe Warren block forme: ly
occupied by Dre Willoughby & Hon, iu
addition to those lie already occupied
•ern-» t e hall In the «am« same block.
Beisser« and pocktt knives that are
8 «d at 1 Lambers.'
Tus “Fildle D e D»s” Co which
plsyMi here a «bort ti n» ago broke up
In Hpok me.
They paired through
h“re 1 ■■ night on their way to Ban
Fran«i,co,
Gl t»a cut to order and put Li.
Chamber«’ Hsr«lware,
The registration at the hotels eh<i*s
• n 1 tie . ««« of travel for tlie past few
day». The dull seasen did not laet
l’i<".
Imiusdiatcly following the
i' i ay s tt.« re is a period of extreme
q 1 t.'u'tble year thH bar almost
*-■ r .. die -ppeared.
Teki hone main 16 1 for stove set ur,
cltaui-d. [ype (.Kanid out or chimney
eweef, i bembers’ Hardware.
Pr f B E Sterling is m t to be found
in Ids Port and office.
A Eogeneit»
called then t'is other day and found
S'M’tbtr name pasted over the name
°fMlerli ir. The new occupant of the
office »tiled th t Mlerltn» war in a
privs'e eanoarium being treated for a
I «ted and eerk ue trouble. For
this reason he has beeu unable to at­
tend to busiuess fur weeks.
A few good second-band biciljee
V-ry cheap at Chambers’ Hardware.
C^ugh and Works eft tbe Cold.
Laxative Bromo Q'jinib« Tablets
cor-a ooid jn one day. No Cure, No
‘
Pr ce 25 cento.
Condensed
Statement
of
Dec. 31.
¡902.
Chicago
Retail
WILL BORE
THROUGH ROCK
THE COURTHOUSE
to
Caught in the Act of About to Many D.ed.t K¿C(Jrdrd in the Last Drilling Machine From Waterloo,
Effect an Entrance to a
Iowa to Be Used at
Day or Two-sOther
Saloon.
Fairmovnt.
Notes.
In.'titution for Year Ending
Coal
I
Daily Guard Jau I
The directors of the Fi^at National
Dealers Bring Suits
bank of Eugene held their regular
quarterly m-eting and declared their
Against Combine.
tegular quarterly dividend vu Jan 1,
1803.
Tbe f blowing condensed statement
of the condition of tbe bank ou Dec.
Germany Trying
to Control
31, 1902, «how« that institution to be
Panama
Canal-
Sax-
in a very prosperous shape:
Total............... .............
11,024,286.3«
KKROUttCES
Loans................................ ....... >381,006.37
U. S. bonds (par value)......
Sl.040.fM)
Otb.r sleek« snd bonds.......
40,482.06
Bai klug building and fur­
niture.............. ......................
10,000.00
Other real estate..................
1,233.04
AVAILABLE CASH.
Ca»h ou hand...... $93,075.50
Casa
due from
banks and U. S.
treasury .............. 407,317.81
By Berippa !<•<• Aitoclatlon
R ome , Jan 8.-The p
has instructed Prince
Max of Saxony to make a
final effort to effect a recon­
ciliation between the Crown
Prince of Saxony and his
elopiDg wife The effort to
effect a mutual agreement
between the heir to the throne
of Saxony and his wife is
being made through the good
offices of the Pope.
Coal Commission Hearing.
By Scripps 8«wa AuroUtloa
P hiladelphia , Jan 8 —
To'»l
»1,024 285.38 The anthracite commission
made announcement this
morning that hereafter long
sessions weuld be held in
TAX LEVY MADE
order to expedite a settlement
THIS AFTERNOON of the issues involved.
The examination of non­
union meu and their friends
Twenty-Two and a Half Mills—A who claim to have suffered
abuse at the hands of union
Decrease of Two
men was resumed today.
Y. M. C. A. Building Burned.
was partly destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss Xvill
reach $40,000.
Married
Germans After Panama Canal.
Little Girl to Asylum.
Married
CLEARANCE SALE
25 to 50 Per cent off onall
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Big cut on men’s pants; big cut on men s vests; big cut on
men’s underware; big cut on crockery specials, big cut on
glassware specials; big cut on accordions t»o close.
“x™-'
By Bartpps Nawa Aaaoalatlon
W ashington , Jan 8.—It is
guardedly admitted in high
government official circles
that there is some foundation
for the statement that
German influence is secretly
at work to secure control of
the Panama canal.
It is thought that German
residents of Colombia are
endeavoring to wrest control
from the United States.
Fighting Coal Trust
By Har.ppa asw« AiaoaUbon
C hicago , Jan 8. —The retail
coal dealers have been added
to the list of those who are
waging war against and en­
deavoring to break the com­
bine between the coal rail­
roads, mine operators and
wholesale dealers.
The retailers are bringing
suits for damages for non­
delivery of coal, for which
orders have been given.
The railroad yards are
filled with long trains of cars
loaded with coal and at the
same time the city is begin­
ning to suffer from lack of
fuel.
Book
OObTiet.
Stationery
New Bridge.
Assanlted a Pen Guard.
H ai . bm , Or Jan 7.—John McMahan,
tbe moet desperate criminal In tbe
Oregon Penitentiary, made sn assault
y«ster«1av upon Chapel Guard Jay Mc­
Cormick with intent to kill tbe guard.
McCorraick saved bls life by beating
bi« assailant into Insetislblhty, but too
occotntrllshtd this only after receiving
several severe biaws upon the head
with a brick in the bauds of
Notice G. A. R.
A. 0. ü. W
Wednesday afternooa the county com Uertppa M«we Association
C lkveland , Ohio, Jan 8.—
missioner«’ -tourt fixed the tax lev y for
the y«ar 1903 at 22) natila. This I« for The Central
building, the
•tate, acaool and county purposss, and most prominent of the group
h not segregated Into division..
on the grounds of the Young
Till* ia two mills le«« than tba lbTy
Men’s Christian Association,
(of last year wbioh was 24) mills.
Michael Yogi.
' o'clock till* afUruiaou oue of
Gf iiiv 1 h h » J () a FiHher to N J
tie Gi iKD'e numerous friends til--
i Bryant (ij ucree in tp 16 - r 5 w, »47
I l ira A May» to J 11 Moff-tt 1J phoned u« Hint maehlnery for tlie pur-
r >«e of drilling < 11 well« at Fairmount
i uc-o sin tp 15 a r 5 w, »20.
¡8 L Ol'ver
F hiiii !» I. ¡«tauable Usd arrived at the B P depot aud was
b* ¡ug haulHd to th« siteof the pro»|«H-t.
land iu Hprioyfl. 11, »50.
F H an«l B<11 MacDouald to Jarn»i> ive gushers. Bcentlng a t>ig»t try with
A Hlansbie lol a blk I exlen«j«d cuivey 1 "scare li-ul,” we lwked around for
our oil rep >rter, but as that individual
of Spriay field, 112 >.
I
El ztbefb N Tin mpronto A A Aaby waa out at that time, the fight-
lot 5»rdw of lot 4 b k 9 Pactiaid's n g editor »« lii-patebed to tbe dtpot.
Itumrdlatvlp upm bl« ariival he spied
ad t" Eugebe »620.
M A and J vV Lakla lo Alice M the supposed ginlier producer and tiad
taken down euough uoteai to till three
i Chapman 1 > 6 <4k 9 Christian's ad to
<j ilumoe ami a half when L Pbetif-
Kugeue, »8 0.
l : ice arriv. don ti e «ceue and quickly
ary E Gr«y lo E«ne«t Miller et al
inform I said fit-hllmr editor that the
| 71 acre» lu tp 17 « r 4 w, »4 000.
...ango 1 .ok.ng machine wu order««!
, R F Se< tt to Aioi. F Linn lot 6 blk
I
> bi 111 from Watrrloo, Iowa, for tlie
! 2 R F Soott’s »«1 to F.ugru.', »125.
purpoi-e
of drilling for water through
Clarence L «nd Fannie Wiuter to
Cbaa J BarbR« lot s l Ik 7 Cbeeher’s I ths hard rock formation on bls place st
Fairmount. He xalti be was tired of
fir«t ad to E.igene, >1.
J A und Karab E Bu- line I to Lucy J drinking angle w->rm Juice and wee
going to drill through tbj rock until
P in y 3 acii iu tp 15 3 r 4 w, »1.
Madalon Hbe’don Lel)lngw-ll to be found pure water.
The drilling machine w»« taken
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co 200 -Mre» in
down Willamette street this afternoon
ip 20 a r 2 w, »1590.
Llxz!» luclenrock to T G Heudricks aud created no little int« re»t.
io: 9 blk 4 E1 las ¡Stewart’s ad to Btigsne,
»325.
A <’ VVoodoook to E T Bushnell lois
3 and 4 in -»o 11 and lot» 1, J and 3 in
At our fir»t regular me«ting Batur<
! see 12, tp is » r 5 w, »1.
day, Jan 10, wl:l ba a grand banquet,
Arthur Land D>ra E Frsxar to J A commencing at 6 p m, of the W R U,
Gauiber lot» 7 and 8 bik 9 Uuiveralty Ladiea of (4 A R and J W Geary Poet,
ad to EugHne, »22«.
G A R. Aft, r which there will be a
Allie ci and \V 11 Abram» t> G N Joint Installation of nfiloers. All mem-
Gib«on lend In Eugene, »10.
hereof th« atHive orders are cordially
bally Guard Jan 8
Aibart London to A G B. sui I a land invited to attend
<1 L Pilchard is in the city.
in Hpringfield, »6.'d.
By order Committee.
C A Hardy is homo from Roseburg
El -nor Hi: tt to May Smith 80x60 feet
Frank Wllkonson was a pa-eenger to In Eugene, $200.
Roseburg today.
M D iu d Frauds Marion Mitchell to
Frank Ware aud wife, of Pendleton, Percival I Rust 21.02 sorts iu tp 17 a r
are lu the city.
I 4 w, $3500.
Hon William Hmttb, of Bsker City
Percival I Rust and Kate L Hint to
Fl D Wagnon is on a business trip
Grand
Master Workman, A O U W,
; Thoniae Tabor 21.02 asrte In tp 17 ■ r 4
down »he valley.
will deliver an a-lilreeaiu the Christian
w,
$:o<io.
Mrs J A Bean was a passenger lo
J P anil M C Currin to J W Currin cliurcb at 7:30 p m, on Tuesday the
Latham this afteruoou.
j I iut in 1 it« 1 and 2 blk 2 Perkins’ ad 18’h of January, 1903. Subject, "Fra­
ternity.”
Jack Flynu, tbe insurance agent, to Cottage Grove, »S0
Music by M as StlusoD, Mrs Pipes,
1« back after hi» holiday trip home.
b E Bri.tow to Nu-aa ¡Listow } int
and Mr Fr»z-r.
MreJC Perklup, who baa been the In 98 8 acres in tp 18 • r 2 w, $1.
All members of the order and tt.e
guest of frieuds here returned today to
FROH ATE MATTERS.
public generally are invited to »• d.
Cottage Grove.
C ommit . M £
K-titeof Hwnry Reok, deceased, J F
Frank Miller, formerly a resident
Kirk
administrator,
final
account
filed
of Kugeue, now of Albany, Is thegue«t
«bowing receipt« $859.78, di»liur»t nieuta
of Mrs J rt Jones.
437.70, leaving balancj for dietribu.
Mrs J H Baker, wbo has been visiting I tiou »436.70.
Yesterday at high noon in Fores
friends in this city returned this after­
Edste of Ju«..« Allan, deceased. C K
Grove, Bert Smith, son of E L Smith,
noon to Juuoliou.
U^.lo
ax
a
I
Mrs
1
ss
s>»
4
«-«■>
»4
1
ilnstl
SS/S^
Huie, udmiuistrator, file. Oust ac­
tlie pro«perous farmer of near Spring­
Mr aud Mrs H Huntley left thl1 count.
field, wan united 111 marriage to Miss
afteruoou for Roseburg when they wi l
Estate of O R Goodale, deceased.
Lottie Btricklaud, a popular young
reside in the future.
Hal » coiifirm“d.
lady of that plaoe.
Mrs E G Hvndrioka and Miss Ells 1 Estate of B J Mwift, deceaeed, Ham
Tbe happy couple arrived this after •
Hendrick« are here from Roseburg, tbv 1 Swift executor, file, final acoount.
noon from Fore»t Grove and will reside
Guardianship < f Mary Chambers, a
gussUofMr ' L N K >uey.
atSprlngfi Id.
Mrs E L Baabford, of Roseburg, has | minor. Order approving sale of real
Startling, But True.
been the guest of Mrs Offutt for several property.
MARMI > UR LICBN8M.
days, going to Portland tin« afternoon. !
•‘Ifevcryone kn«w what a grand
A Goldsmith was 83 years old lo- i J I) I’amnion and Flora Kanoff,
tm-diclne Dr King’s New Life Pille la,”
day. H» 1» still hale anil hearty. Chan M Kiselnger «itine-.
Write« DH Turner, lleniiwytown, P»
May be live to see many more birth
“you’d -i 11 «Il you liavi- in a day. Two
days.
weeke' <
lias ruade a new man of
me.”
I falllble
for constipation
Mr and Mrs Bert Hrnitb arrived
Htomaci'
< lfver troubles. 25e at VV
this afternoon from Forest Grove. Th
L DeDkU j'a «irug store.
marriage notice may be fouud lu an­
Last evening nt. 8 o’clock In the office
other column.
of Justice V A Winterrneler JerryJDsm-
Miss Elsie Park», of Pleasant Hiil, mon and Mr« Flora Kauoff wer» mar­
Mail Orders
rtturue.1 to her botue today after spend­ ried by the Justice. The newly wed­
ing a few days here aB th» guest of Mis« ded cotit 1« will reside on th« home-
IN THE
Faith Buchanan.
»tend of the Int'er on tbe McKeuzle
J L Jeans and daughter are the river. Mrs K-moff h««a b-en a resident
guests of relatives, Mr aad Mrs Car«er> ; of ttiis city »nd Mr Dauimon follows a
Mathews, in this city from Walla fine timber cruising businaea which be
Walla, Washington.
ban built up.
Mr aud Mrs M L D trrla returned
Promptly Filled.
this afternoon after extended absenc
in search of better health for Mr Dorris.
He 1« ouiuiderabiy Improved.
ÇCHWARZCHILD ’S
W H LlnO'ilu, of Cottage Grove,;
HeustorsRA Booth and W Kuy-
Book Store.
keuda.i left tbl« afternoon for Portlarrt presented a petition yest-rday to the
county
<'<immi«sianers
asking
f
>r
a
to get into the preliminary politics1
School Reward and Report
mixap» which characterlza tbe me bridge across Mosby creek, east of Cot­
Cards. 592 Willamette st,
tropolis during the few days previou. tage Grove. Th« petition » m granted
provided a road w«e constructed lead­ EUGENE,
to tbe opening of the L glrlutur».
• -
OREGON
ing over tbe mute.
Personals.
Mills.
Following on the h«'>le - ' the sale o
tba Hazelwood and toe Banquet res­
taurants and cafes ia the retirement of
H W Dunn from hi» part of the man­
agement of the Bonbouiere bakery and
restaurant.
H W dlspo-ed yesterday of his In er-
ests to hi» brother, F B Dunn, who
will conduct ihe busluew. Tbe broth­
ers have b«an aesodated In the man-
ag«meut of the Bonbouiere for about
two years and have made it a »uccee«-
ful bunlnese.
Tbe retiring member of the firm will
continu« h a rasidei ce in Eugene but
se to future butdiiess connections be I«
undecided.
DaUy Guard Jan 8
KRAL KSTATK TRANSFKKR
Officer Uroaer stopped • butglar from
doing hts work last night just In tbe
nick of lime He s«w a mau go to th»
rear of the t a-tle «aloon «2 cl ek il, «
morning. Ttilnkiug the fellow c uli
be doing uollilng good lie follows.!
biin to ibs rear and naked what lie
was dolug. As nottiiDg satisfactory
was offered in answer ths min w«s
Jallsd. When searched a small saw
and a gimlet, were taken fr 111 bias.
An examination of the rear of ti.e
saloon sbowe.1 that during the d-v
soma otis had marked on 1 bo jam sod
on ih« door pane) thssxsc« location if
tbe belt and surlng lock »xpuo.ing t.
enter daring ihe night and re'isve t o
saloon of whatever was tsksble.
It ths officer had allowed tlie w.ok
to proceed ten minutes lonjer h« would
have had a penitentiary ofivnder to
deal with. A« it is a ciiarg« oou.d
hardly be made against tlie pri»< n.r
wbo says he went to th» rear of the
saloon ou lvgitimato busi is.s.
Ths man gives the skuj of Burt
Aldrich aud says ’hot he ha« Leon on.
ployed in Prineville for some time.
Al tbs arraigneoieut this -t.eruoou he
plead««! not guilty tn the cbnrg« of at­
tempted burglary and the preliminary
trial will take place before Judge Win
termeter tomorrow afteruoou at 3
o’clock.
ony's
Royal
Scandal.
LIABILITIES.
Capital..................................... 160,000.00
Surplus
aud undivided
profits.................................
80,863.83
Circulation..............................
25,<kio.i)0
Deposits................................... 888,371 55
The Federated Trade« Union and the
various organizations of labor at Grants
Base are prepsring to eetabllsb a co­
operative store, similar to those in
towns iu the Eastern and Middle states
that are controlled by tbe Grange, Far
iuers’ Alliance and Pstrons of Hus­
bandry. Stock is being liberally taken
op by ttie mem'wrs of tbe 1< c«l orgsn-
izUlon», and by tbe citizen» of th«
county, and those wbo have the mat­
ter in charge feel confident that tu«y
will have ao trouble In getting a stole
started. Only groceries wi I be^bandled
at first, but it ia tbe intention of the
promoters to branoh out and handle all
lines of merchandise. Th» combining
of all the Grants Pa«» stores and a mut­
ual agreement to ksep prices at a high
Michael Vogt, whose death was
mArk is Che labor organization’s rea­ chroni<l«d yesterday, was for 26 yean
son for «stabiisliiug a co-operative a resident of Kugsneand a man worthy
store.
1 of the cit s-rsbip.
With bis family he came from Ger­
many in in 1877 and settled directly in
( Eugene where be r»»lded until a few
mouths ago wte-u be want to salcm to
Florence Grigsby, age«l S years, reside, where be diek yesterday morn­
daughter of Mre A M Grlg«by, of ing, aged 84 year», 4 month» and 7 days.
Hprlntfi-rld, vs« taken to tbe insane
The funeral is to bs bold ¡Saturday
asylum at Balam this af'.e tioott by forenoon at 9 o’clock from tbe Catholic
Sheriff Withers, Mre J E Robberaou ehurcli sad iutermsut will tie mads In
going along as assistant.
tbe Catholic cemetery. Father Beut-
Tbe lilile girl wae examined before gen will conduct the eeromoDle».
Judge Kiuoaid by Dr W L Cheshire
Josvph Vogl is bars from Portland
this morning and sentenced. Bbe has to at end >0 the details of the funeral
Iwen au Idiot all her life aud at limes of his father. Mrs Vogl, widow of lbs
• Violent.
deceased, resides kt th» old home on
East E ghtb street snd is stricken with
sorrow at tbe ioe« of her life-long com
Saved at Grave’s Biiuk.
pan ion.
‘ I know I would long ago have loan
in my grave,” wril«s Mr» H H N«-w-
•oni, of D' catur, Ala., “if it had not
beeu f «r Electric Bitterr.
For three
years I suffered urtoM agony from ihe
J., IV-n Hing Dsctm’x-r 25, 19>>3, Ml«
worst fortrs of iDdlgee’lon, w-terbr ««b,
Htomach end bowel «iyep-pri».
But Ruby Whiibeek was married to W D
this exceller t medhine did rue e world Rn cke'ell -w by Rev P Workman. Tbe
ofgooi. ¡Since uring it I «a-'
h-artl y and have gain-d 35 pound«.' ceremony took place at the home of
F. r indlge-tion, lo«» of app»t !«. stom­ the I ride’» perente. Tbe newly tinted
ach, Itver and kiloey trouble« Electric couple will ree‘.d-In Washington where
Ritter« are a txmillre fcU«ral't-*d cure. th«* groom h««» profitable bu.iDese,
Only 50c at W I, DeLano’« drug «tor«.
ax billy
FOILED A BURGLAR
That
500.893.31
Daily Guard Jan 7
j R
The irrepressible John Lsmberty.
the Gumar: baker, 1 ke the proverbial
cat, couldn’t stay away, and as a result
he wm examin-d this ruorniug for lu-
sanity by Dr« W L Cheshire and L W
Brown before Judve Kincaid aud seu-
tetioed to tbe lusaus aeyluni at Salem.
H* w»« taken below this nfierno»n.
Il will be remembered that Lamber-
ty wee ordered to leave the county the
other day, aud he started for H -uthern
Ore, on, Medford being ttie point of me
destination. It seem» as though be
did not go far but ebowed up over at
Bpriugfield yesterday. Htientt With-
ere was notified of tile presence tbere
and ho was brought to Kugeue last
evenlug by that official aud placed in
tbe coudiy jail.
Lamborty’s divorced wife, whom tie
bad threatened to kill, was very badly
frightened UDon hearing that bo was at
Bpringfi.ld, but naturally feels easier
today, knowing that bar tormentor ia
now uuder tbe watchful keeping of tbe
state.
A Co-operaiite Store.
Brevities.
Stop« tk
TO THE ASYLUM
u
NOT l S FROM
OFFICER CROMER
FIGHT AGAINST
COAL TRUST
■ -
Married.
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At the boms of tii» bride’» parent«
I d Sprtngfi 1, Jau 4tto, 1903, at 8:30
o'clock am, MI m Lulu Zmmerman to
> Isaac L Ske»l». A very impressive
I oerennmy was performed Iu ths pret-
j once of a small oompauy of invited
Rev
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ofilolatiug.
| gueets,
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A delleloa* breakfast was then nerved,
after which tbe young couple attend-«!
divine Mjrvioe al the Metnodist £pi«-
oopal ehuroh.
Many frivods unit* io wi.bing tbsm
See Oliver’s New Gang,
and all sizes and
shapes of Walking Plows,
a long and happy life.
Amo. end Jeeper Wilkins,of Coburg,
A Million Voices.
eave on the early train tomerrow
mornlog for Kansas City to attend the
National Livestock Association, tn ba
Could hardly exnre«» the thanks of
gone a eouple of week«. Amos Wil. Homer Hall of W»»t Point, la. L •-
kit» goee as a delegate, appointed by ten why: A severe cold h»<l eetiled on
hie langs causing a moet ob»tinst-
i be board of trade, from Lane oounly Cough. Bevsrsl phveiolanesaid be had
consumption but oi.uld not help birr:
When all thought bs w«s doomed he
bewan to uee Dr Klug’« New Dl-covery
for Consumption and writ- e: "It com­
pletely cure«t in« ai d aved my I'..
Ail «crouDt« not »»tisfaetorily net­ I new weigh 227 pounds. ” Il’« posi­
tied
tled by
hy Jan. 1 16th 190$ will be placed tively roarsnteed for cough», colds and
i for collection i a. we are going to make lung trouble«. Price 60c aud $1, Trial
bottlee free at W L De Daoo’s.
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cbaugeand
‘------------ - wish to close our book«
J U G kbkn A Borv.
The 40 Walking,
The 40 Sulky,
The Oliver Steel Plow’,
Notice.
are all known to be adapted to this soil.
You can get Oliver extras when you need them.
Also all other kinds.
Attention L of the GAR
Foils a Deadly Attack.
“My wifr w»» so III ¡that good physi­
cist«« ware unable lo L«lp
writ«»
M M Austin, of Wir.cb«et»r, Ind, "au1
was enn.. •» ly ewwf by Dr King'.
N»w Life Pili«.” They work wotidir»
in «tomach nod liver troubles. Cure
oun»tipsti‘>D sod sick beadacb«. 'Jbt |
st W L LNMau’a drug etvra.
Tba titra of oiir mealing has l>r»o
ChaugM lb tbe 2nd and 4’.b Ha'nrdaya
of each mouth, th» fir»t '*e'irting t
J«u 10 A barquee ail ba served r
tba ev-tning. L«t t’ie U«ll«a ootnu wit 1
wail filled bwskate.
Mrs M«iJlt>LW,
fraaiusat,
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Farm implements,
New Stock Furniture.
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