The Eugene weekly guard., February 14, 1903, Image 7

JI _
IV J
t! ! T
a uv j| ui
a-d r
’
I,
your blood i . bad, your health must suf­
fer. Boor tlood allows the body to lose
vitality just as a poor hre under the
boiler allows the vam to run down.
From poor blood to impure blood is but
a step, and impure blood is mother to a
large percentage of human ills. Dr.
Harters Iron Tonic is an anti lote for
both poor and impure blood, for it > =
; ,th a builder and purifier — a food
tnd a medicine. It is the best combi-
na’ion of the kind known to medical
science, and its success f r nearly half
a century has led to its endorsement by
thousands of medi al men who have
been unable to find a substitute.
will In -e n airnk <:•. the mar pv I' s -neultins
f»»n iL-pui. b.ood. Strom.a. piu :>] .. blutfiirs,
I daey dlsonlers. rheuni.it sn ■-••ut. . iiepsta,
<•
weeliaess, uniumta, chlorosis «•u-.area
1 .. of lh<T’ »•>! the are irc-f evil thP
d..nirer, is the pri , ral veeiu-niug of th-» whole
»'stem, which aibrds uu opeuius tor e\sry
pu. ,'iiur dise .se.
The b "ow
<» onlv m- rt the thousands of
tes,auoaials I.'e b. ,o received:
Petr
’rich.. Jr.n. !0. >901.
•‘I commenced us r-
• Hsrrer'« Iron Tonic
w’. ' pr
■ e from a s. er-' i.....uf rbenma-
r ••
A" r isi.. *
8a traces of
t'.. s i..s.'
. omi .c.ilverad c fed .rs; i o,y
t ,i a an t r. > .
. • v.,, r. stored
As shrill .r. r > ■. • i._r.... s iron Tonio
h
<
si. . ly tecoaimend
It t a.; person* ■
-.ris r.-c’n indiseauou.
I.
.1,
It >r ■ ay weakened
c
'>■' 1 tn. s;.. .
t by impover-
UUcU biuesl.’*
Kan.’. o
Vennell,
HO Se -ond Ave.
(3Ì.1C0 fu» t intra fi.it a'c- •« u
■ .1 is frnuiae.l
T'V ry botti" of Dr. Har-
Iron i onic has our
'-".cent” trade-mark on
il ■ ■
Don’t accept a
su’.iv’itut’—in -i .n Dr. Harter's.
•V.rfa nw/r ¿y
THI 08. HART' R MEDICINE COMPANY
DAY10N, OHIO
MAer alto of Dr Harter’» Wild Cherry Bitters,
and other well kr. . i Dr. Harter Mediciaek
FOR 8ÀL m EVERYWHERE.
CLEARANCE
SALE
on several lines of good
shoes in order to close
out Some, exceptional
good bargains to those
who come early.
YORAN’S
SHOE STORE
DIFFERENCE
OF OPINION
There seems to be a wide difference
In the understanding of two of the
dlw*i>r» of the Eugene school district
—< ha riuan Schwarz« child aud Judge
Wtl’oo- ■ a to the effect of the uegotie-
ti ms fir ti e purchase of the Crow lots,
K| lining the High School.
Interviewed sepaiat'ly by a G uard
reporter toiay, the two directors were
diametrically apart.
Judge Wa:ton
sail that al. arraug mei t> have Leeu
perfected for th« purchase of the prop­
erty in question. Ou the other band
Chairman Sen warz-child says the
matter Is still open. If tin directors
doL’t know, who doe ?
V»u Know.What You Ar» Taking
SAYS HIS WIFE
KaiLKUnU
WAS JEALOUS
HOLD-UP
-———
Homer Farlow Wants a Divorce
—Wife Said
Express Car Dyramited
Near Butte-Robbers
Made Rich Haul.
SOLD MULES
NOT HIS OWN
The Nngget Incorporated.
Married.
Eogene People Not Lynchers.
Alt any Demaoiat: One of tbestreet
reports was that Elliot Lyons had
oeen brought to the Monty Jell at Al»
banv to keep on account of ths fear of
lynching at kugsne. But there is
oothlng I d it. There Is no danger of
lynching al that oity. Eugene people
are not of that class. They know tbs
l.w will take its «ourw promptly aad
efficiently.
Card of Thanks.
OREGON
LEGISLATURE
the
DOINGS OF
¡ JURYS WORK
IS FINISHED
LEGISLATORS
ON RELIGION
State J. T, Martin Brought from Near
ly This Morninc-Other
Attach Blame to Mother, Father
Cottage Grove Last Night -.
Commuted
Today.
Notes.
and Wife of Lyons for Sheriff
Important Measures Dis
posed of By the
Solo ns
Withers’ Death.
J. T. Martin, a citizen of McCoy,
Th» e ironsr’a Jury c- mplsted taking
six miles west of Cottag»> Grov»«, whs
teatlni >uy last evrnlug and the tollaw-
brought to Eugene ou this morning's
li g I* the text of tbe verdict reported
overland by Countable lutwson and
to Coroner CB King:
lodged in tbe county jail on a charge
We, the undeiaigned juror», duly
of insanity. H»> appears to be a man
eworn and empanelled by the eoroner
of middle age, quit«> heavy, and his Seaatorial Situation In a State of of Lane couuty, Oregon, on the Sth
mania is religion.
day of February, 1903, find oa follow»:
Repose -Kepresentative
When incarcerated he kept the in-
First, That tbe body of tbe person
niates of the Jail awake with constant
Jones' Son is III-
exhibited to ue by the coroner of Lana
howling, emitting intermittent roars
c uuty, is the body of W W Wither»,
Has Gone Home
like a lion in pain, all the time call­
» ho w•» at the time of bi» death »her-
ing on the Lord and praying. He
iff of L»ue county, Or»gon;
(Special Correspondence.)
wallowed about on his l>elly in the
• *con<1, That the Mid W W With­
cell and bump»*d his head on the door
Salem, Or., Feb. 11.—The following er* cams tc ) 1» death from a gun- hot
until it was sore and swolleu.
are some of tho more important meas­ wound; that tha »hot that killed iha
When brought before County Judge ures disposed of yesterday by the Or­ esid W W Withers waa fired by El'lott
Kincaid tbe man would not say a; egon State Legislature:
Lyon- with intent to kill the »aid W
word and his age, nationality, rela­
The senate failed to pass tho bill to W \\ lthir* end that the »booting wm
tives Htid all such information had to create the county of Stockman, by a prantoditated;
bo labeled unknown.
Drs. L. W. vote of fifteen to seven. Halo's meas-
Thi d, That at the time of the »»id
Brown and T. W. Harris examined ' ure to amend the cod»1, taking away ehootiug th» Mid W W Withers was
him and-he was conimitteti to tho asy­ the 6o0»k) limit, which might bo re­ I in the i^rforniaiuM of bl» dutlea as »aid
lum at Salem, lie was taken down covered in ease of death caused by therifi snd was at lbs time in the act
this afternoou.
the u»»gligeuee of a co-etnploye, also of arrasiiug tbe »a.d Hlliott Lyons for
met its Waterloo iu (he senate by a » felony;
vote of 17 to 5.
Fourth, That »t tbe time of ths said
The senate will today proceed to •h inting the said sheriff Was Inter­
look up the 1105,(MX) appropriation for fered with in the performance of bls
the portage road at the Celllo rapids, official dutla» by the wife of Elliott
aud it will pass that body by a good Lyoua, and by the father and mother
I vote.
of said Elliott Lycn*.
Tbe bouse pass»»d tho senate bill
Dated the llthday of February 1S03.
Mrs. D. E. Loveridge whose sever»» creating a State Board of Health.
L O B eckwith ,
J ohn Ken'll)',
illness we have chronicled during the The 1-H Follett measure re|M>aling the
;>a»t two mouths, suecumlHxi this Scalp Bounty act, has passed tbe
M C G oodbnow ,
W m M H hkrmxn ,
tnorniug at »5:10 o’clock at her home i bouse.
Representative Jones, of Lincoln
on Olive street. For tlie past eight
B B D emi nd ,
L G ilstkak ,
wisiks site has been bod ridden with ' County, has had favorublo cousldera-
a Complication of troubles which were . tion in the house on his measure to
Jurors.
incurable and death caiue as a reliev­ ' provide for the establishment of a
ing termination to a tortuous illness. Summer Normal School at Newport,
Site was born in ilelleusburg, Scot­ Ore.
A message reached Representative
land, May 15, 1849, her parents re­
moving to England before she was a Jones today to the effect that his son
year of ago and to the United States was very ill, and be left by the morn­
while sln> whs yet a small child. They | ing train to be at tho bedside of tho
Tho report published iu
lived in Norwich, New York, where | patient.
E E Lyon» w«« »rented from his
she met. Hnd married Dr. D. E. Lov- the morning (tapers that Mr. Jones
eridge July 31, 1877. Slio has boon a Intended to cast his Imi lot today for couch m tbe county Jail this morning
faithful companion nd helpmeet to Mr. Fulton la erroneous, Mr. Jones by Dirirloi Ailorney Goo Brnwe, •mt
her liu»b.uid all th< so years and was has uevor made any such statement .uteued to the complaint charging him
beloved by everyone in the congrega­ and he will still cast his vote for Hor­ wi h murder in tbs first degree, as a
remit of a bullet fl ed from • pistol In
tions for which the Doctor has la­ man when he returns.
The senatorial situation is in a stat«i the hands of ths accuasd.
bored.
He listened attentively to the imm I-
Dr. aud Mrs. Loveridge came to of;repose at present, probably the
Oregon in 1890 and soon arriv»«l in culm that preceds tho howling storm. icg, a d wbsti a-iked bi< pleading said
The coroner's jury resumed its ses­ Eugene where they have resided over
It is claimed by one of tho voters b« would waive hie examination and
sions this afternoon in the court- since, enumerating n»w friends rap­ known as “scattering”, that Mr. Ful­ «.»tie to trial next month.
houso aud took the testimony of sev­ idly an 1 acquiring thp esteem of ton cannot be elected as United States
Circuit Court convenes the first Mon­
eral witnesses who knew, anything the community by her womanliness Senator, and that tie has also iuierriMl day in March, two weeks only front
that,tho support of tho legislature M udsy n»xt. Lyona will then an-
about circumstances at the shooting aud her Christian chu. miter.
of the sheriff last Thursday evening
Deceased was a menilicr of the or­ will fall to a much younger man. No »«ver th» charge and tie sentenced to be
at the Lyona home.
der of the Eastern Star. She left to names were mentioned, but tho Guard Uanafd to expiate hl« crime.
Dr. D. A. Paine was the firet one mourn her demise a busband and two , representative feels confident that
The prisoner shows signs of worry
called and he stated the facte which daughters of her ow , Misses Myra ' the above is authentic, not from tho and the »'rain he b put under. Home
have been published concerning the and Ruth, and two step daughters, statement of one man alone, but from of tbe * filoial» tuink he will complete­
range and effect of the bullet.
Miss Emily Loveridge, head nurse in a dozen little things which have re­ ly Ooilap-e.
The evidence upon which the jury the I >ood Samaritan hospital of Port­ cently come up.
It is a fact however, that there is
is deliberating, including the, de­ land, and Mrs. 8. L. Heslop, of Eu­
position of Sheriff Withers means gene. She was also mother of a son, no organized effort for uuy candidate
much to the father and mother and William, who died whon six years of not now in tbe field, still tbe efforts
put forth for Mr. Fulton have born
wife of the murderer for if it develops age.
■ Edgar Tribble, of Coburg, was
«
that they really interfered with the
The funeral services will be con­ ' no fruit, neither have they been in- brought
to Eugene this afternoon by
officer it will go hard with them in ducted Saturday ut 2:3o p. in. from the i creased. Hume, who has always been
Marshal
Stiles
Jun a charge of selling
deed.
Episcopal church, whore the deceased placed in the Fulton support, fails liquor without a license.
He was
to
respond
in
that
direction
anil
from
has so often worshipp»»d during tiie
bound over for 6250 to appear bofore
all
indicat
ions
he
will
not
vote
for
past twelve years-
the Justice on Feb. 18.
the ABtorian.
A new view of the “Three Graces”
was present»«! today,when a fine piece
of the photographers’ art caught the
eyes of several people at the State
IN THE
The Guard yesterday printed an
Capitol. The picture represents Sen - I
Item to the effect that Mrs. Penning
ators Myers and Gill ami “Mystical”
ton brought word in from Waltonjthat
Jonathan Bourne, posing as a group
Mrs. Lyons, mother of the murderer,
of charity, faith and hope, the latter '
E. E. Lyons, had died night before
Elliot Lyons, the slayer of Sheriff gentleman claiming to represent tbe
latt.
Withers, iias been wanted for horse last, named grace.
Reports from there today prove tiie stealing since last October, when
story to be untrue. I L. B. Rowland ’ , j
stole from a number of fanners
this morning received a letter from ' | in Willow Springs, Jackson County,
his son Luther, written at Walton at ‘ neighborhood.. The horses were
2:30 yesterday afternoon, He stated taken to Redding and sold. A clue
that Mrs. Lyons was very low, how- to the thief was obtained by one of
ever, and might die soon, Her hus- the horst's, which had bm'n shod and
Yesterday afteruou Al. Parker, who
band also was pretty bad off.
worked, getting away ami returning is employed in the Springfield dour
Ray Frank left that neighborhood to its original owner. The owner mill, caught his right, hand in ths
about 3 o’clock yesterday afternoou | then started out in tbe direction crushing rollers and suffered the loss
and Mrs. Lyons was not deail then, whence the horse came, and found of his little, third and middle fingers.
at any rate he heard nothing of it if where others of tho missing horses While the accident was quite paiuful
School Reward and Report
she was.
had been disposed of. A recent pur­ he is getting along quite nicely. Ho
Cards. 592 Willamette it,
chaser described tho ;<er»on from will be disabled for weeks.
EUGENE,
• -
OREG q N
whom ho ha<l liought bis horus,
and by this means the deed was traced
to Lyous.
Junction City, Or., Feb. 11.—Dr.
The thief was arrested in Decern
W. W. Oglesby, who had bis right arm ber by Constable Dave Croughmlller,
fracured Sunday, Feb. 10, is still suf­ Central Point. While oujthe road to
fering severely, and is very little | Jacksonville the prisoner reacbml
improved.
over, grablxsl tbo lines aud soil
II. C. Bushnell packed a carload of | denly cramped tho buggy. A scuffle
prunes for Judge McFadden last we« k ensutsl in which Lyous drew a gun
and sbipixsi them to an eastern ^¡r- and covered the Constable, ieapi«i
ket.
out of the rig and escaped. Lyons
Wright A- Buckman have moved their was uext located at his home in the
stock of furniture to the Starr hard­ Walton neighborhood.
ware building. The telephone office ,
will also be moved therein.
Rev. Mr. My laud, the Danish min­
ister, arrived thia week and occupies
the Tellier property.
Mrs. Florence TIcrrou has moved to
South Bend, Wash.
The University today received a
visit from Messrs. Gill tun! Notting­
ham, two meinl>ers of tbe committee
appointed by the Legislature to visit
tbe University. The gentlemen were
present at assembly and were intro-
due'ed to the studens in a neat speech
by Hon. S. H. Friendly, to which
Mr. Gill responded.
He complimented highly the Lane
County delegaion to (th»' Legislature
and spoke of the work of the members
of that body who were graduates of
th»» U.O. He spoke of the work of
tbe University aud assured the stu­
dents of his support iu a financial way.
After Assembly Messrs. Gill and
Nottingham were shown through the
various departments.
Tbe following program was given
at assembly: Vocal Solo, Prof. Glen;
Song, Glee Club; Vocal Solo, Miss
Stinson.
The U. O. Dormitory will be open- 1
ml again for the reception of students
nextyear. Steward Johnson is now
considering plans for the erection of
a building in the coruer of the camp­
us back of the dormitory in which
will be situate»! tho kitchen aud din­
ing-room.
The loyal Seniors wore their caps
aud gowns this morning for the first
time.
About tweny-five men responded-to
Capt. Payne's call for track uieu.
Plans for the coming year were dis­
cussed. No trainer has yet been defi­
nitely signed, but Ray, formerly coach
at Pacific, will probably l>e the man.
The Sophomores mej this morning
and took definite steps towards having
a class party.
The local oratorical contest will be
held at Villard Hall Friday evening.
Two of the judges will be Dr. Bech-
dolt and l^rml Fisk. Mrs. Glen, who
was to have lieen one cannot serve on
account of sickness.
MRS D.E.LOVERIDGE
DIED THIS MORNING
WAIVED HIS
EXAMINATION
CORONER’S JURY
IS IN SESSION
I ribble io Trouble.
MRS LYONS IS
NOT DEAD HE WAS A DAR
ING HORSETHIE
Mail Orders
Book - Stationery
Line
House
Passed a
Bill Providing
that All Hangings be
Had
at Penitentiary.
9 otrd Special Service.
R tate H ousk *9»letn Feb. 12.—Th« !
House passed » L 11 1 m < night provid­
ing tha’ »11 legal execution» chall like
place within ttie »late p«»ui en'lery In-
olo-ure.
EXPERIMENTAL HTAT1ON
ilnsrtl Special Bervloe.
M slem , Feb 12.—Tbe H»nste bill ap­
propriating twenty thousand dollar»
for an Eastern Ottgon etale experimen-
U1 »tatlon, was passed in tbe House
tbl« morning. It tow goes to Gover­
nor Chamberlain. It 1« certain be
Viil eign it.
CHILD LABOR AND SCHOOL
BILLS.
(iaard »peelal flirrlce.
B a LBM. Feb IX—The Hou«» 'hi*
morning pawed “»nate bill« r»"ul.»tmg
child labor; also providing for the con-
•olid»'ion nt -ch'X'l diatrlcta ar.d Iran»-
f. rrlng ecbooi children lo the na-ret e-n
tral and convenient eehonle.
OREGON SENATORSHIP.
W.,tbe huebvtid, children and e|t.
ters, desire to extend our heartfelt
thar k» to those who so lovingly ca»e
o -ur awl lance tu the boor of nerd,
Ouard Speelol Service.
■ nd who eo tenderly Bid to rest tbs
State House, Salem, Feb. IX—The
la.l remalwsof a laving wife, a ten lev
vote for United States Senator today 1
mother aDd a sister, tbo late Mrs Vra
Huth, who ba. so enddea y been taka» resulted:
Fulton, 34.
from our ml let to tb» great beyond.
Geer, 15.
T
hi
F
amily
.
3 esna goest reo........................
25*
Wood, 15.
* IbMN'.-edJed eoooaavt................. 50r
George, 13.
8 t.'hill’s c'gsrs...........
10c
Better Tbio Gold.
Williams, 1.
3 :os go>>d Dallan prunea................ 10>
Malarkey. 1.
3 bs go<>d dried (•eacliee................. 25c
Selling. 1.
I «as troubled for several year» with
1 1» No 1 wash powder.................
5c ebro> ic lndte»<tlon and nervous det. 1 I Fenton, 3.
1 l<» pkg A A H aorta..............
Te itv,” wrl’e» F J Grser.of Lancs-*. r,
Abeeut, 7.
< b t>kg A A H soda..................... 25c N H. ‘ No remedy helped me uoll. J
Galloway, of Yamhill. Detnorcat,
began
U-iog
El-ctrie
BUtere,
which
d
d
1 sai c»o good ey up..................... 50c me more g>»»1 than all tbe medl<4o.« I created not a little excitement by a
1» Ih» r<st Japan rice....... .. ..... ... |1.U) ever used. They have »I—» kept rny speech he made, the ex pectation
Reme m ber ru- fan>'y ba»ket sale i- irifa n eioelleol b> aith for years. “h> from his talk lx-ing that ho would
on at d if you waut One Dow is thè -ay» Electric Hlttsrs are J jst Sf l-Ddid vote for a Republican. After arous­
for ’■•mais trouble.; i bat they area
tllD-,
grar.d i n cforw»ak, rundown women. ing the greatest cariosity as to whom
l*ee te.ke* diap'ay in west wlndow. No other ine-t'cloe can t.ke Its place bi» vote would go, he voted for C.
A va’wabie g fi tu ev»ry et II witb in m»» f.mlly.” Try tbem. Oulv «Oe. E. S. Wood, tbe Democratic nomi­
B«tf»faetlon rnar»nte"d by W L Ds-
•.ih Jb tri t pon-beae »r e»
nee.
lAoe, d’Uggi t.
AX BILLV.
Ax Billy’s Prices.
to Visit
University Attended Assemb­
The la’ast divo.’oa caaa la that of
Homer Farlow against Maule F<tl w
the paper» being Bled with (Joumy
< lark Lee yesterday bv L M Travia,
Fa 1» w’e attoruey
Farlow allege» In bl» eoiuila’nt as
follow.; That they w. r- married at
Canada Protects Her Shipping-
Creswell, Line county, J«n 1!, 1»'1;|
Secret lry Cortelyou Slated
that tile wife han beeu tub y of cruel [
and Inhuman treatun nt; that per« >nal
for New Cabinet
iiid i<uilles 1 ave wade bla 1)1» burden-
Position.
some; that tu April, 1$K>1, »be begau
to be tx're'uely j-ali>U' wi bout cau e
or lea-ou, ana ba* grvwu wore -u a«
(Scripps News Association.)
time han gone on.
Washington, Feb. 12.—The bill
He all »gee he h«» been acooaed o
being Untrue and of areuulatiug creating the department of Com­
wuh
other women, particularly merce will not be sighed by Presi­
with Ml.e Ivy Smit , aud bag ba 1 dent Roosevelt for several days, prob­
M<*ll'tfrou» n t-tcoui.e winter, al. .if ably early next week. The President
ijVlreh ctirges Farlow nays are uu- announces his intention, as hereto­
fore, of appointing Private Secretary
r u .
He further Bt .tea that In uplte of al Cortelyou to the newly created posi­
be tiae tried lo live with his wife, uop. tion.
nig tnat »ns would l-arn the falsity of
SANTA FE RAILROAD STRIKE.
her wceueaiioue, but ou Deo Id, 1W0J,
(Scripps News Association.)
»tie left I i n »i d went to live with her
To;>eka, Kansas, Feb. 12.—The final
ptiriu am Creswell.
It la tt'itlivr si egrd thi t Mrs Far- settlement of the demands of the
low'» mother ba» alwsy-« exhibited AtchisouJc Santa l’e Railroad employes
great ba red for the plaintiff; thst the for a twenty per cent, increase in
defendant was divorced 'rout a previ- wages is ex;>ected to be made this
It affects all conductors
u hu-tisno bemuse she was ■ > jual- evening.
and trainmen. A conference of the I
ou’, ret d- ring hie life bind' n«om*.
officials representing both sides is be
ing held here today.
THE POPE STILL UNWELL.
(Scripps News Association)
Rome, Feb. 12.—Pope Leo still feels ■
the effect of the indisposition of last
week.
CANADIAN SHIPPING. PRO­
Chief of Folios J B Utile» went to
TECTED.
Uaiijaw on yeite day afternoon*» train
(Scripps News Association.)
for the purpose of arrestlug one Mose
Vancouver, British Columbia, Feb.
Gelt» for selling a span of mules be­
longing to another party. He arriv-u 12.—All the custom officials haw
wi b his man last night and pl seed received a copy of the order made by
him in the county J i'l to await a pre­ the Council at Ottawa, affecting
American coast wise shipping. Under
liminary trial ti l afternoon.
It seems that Gutts and V C Hart­ this newly promulgated order Ameri­
wig borrowed the mule» from a man can bottoms are not permitted to
by the name ol Dur man t> li.ul voiue carry Canadian goods between Cana
fnruiture aud other thing» down to diau points.
NORTHERN PACIFIC HOLD-UP.
Eugene to dispose if After »e l ug the
article» the men struck a bi rgaln for
Bntte, Montana, Feb. 12.—(Special
the mule» aud sold them to A'bart Bulletin.)—The Northorn Pacific Rail­
Gorack* , a clerk in H M Mauville’s road Express train was held up eight
e»cond bund store, for (10.
miles from here shortly after mid­
H>.r’wig ha» not yet been caught.
night last night. Two men on tbe
The prisoner was brought before track gave the danger signal with the
Justice Wintermelar this atteruoou at lighted lantern. When the train was
three o’clock and plead hot guilty to brought to a standstill the men, who
the ch orge and was tx'.mlued. Lt w as proved to be masked, compelled the
found that the cirouin’tances war­ engineer anddiremau to uncouple the
ranted holding him to answer the mail and express cars and run them
charge before the circuit o urt next two miles ahead. Ou stopping the en­
gineer and fireman were caused to
month. He I» now in Jail.
leave their engine aud stand by
while the men exploded dynamite in
the express car. The engineer was
permitted to run back to Butte.
A posse was sent at once to the
Articles of incorporation of the Bo­
hemia Nngg»t were fllad with County scene of the hold-up but no details
have been received up to noon today.
Clerk E U Lee today.
It is currently believed that the ex­
The princlp>l plaoeot business is at
Cot1 age Grove, aud the Inoarporstor» press car safe contained a large amount
are U J Howard, C Y Brown and C B of treasure.
Railroad and express officials are
Dutton. The capital stock is (6.UU0,
divided into 6,000 shares of >1.00 par reticent as to meaflS being taken to
capture the men, also the amount of
value eaoti.
The ot jects of the corporation are to money taken.
engage lu a general newspaper bus!-
nest.
When you take* Grove’s Tasteles
Chill Tonic because the formula is
J L Mar in, of Bett>n county, and
plainly printed on every buttle show­ Mi s Anna Campbell, of Junction
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in a ta* elese form. No cure, lo pay. C ty, were united In marriage In the
I'S'lira of the Hofltnm House this
60c.
forruoon at 11;»') o'clock, by Rev G L
Wan ed at ore», butler, egg» aud
Lobde'l, pastor of the Junction City
chickens. Highest market pr ee guar­
Christian ebureb.
anteed.
F cobkht & Dorns;
They left this afternoou for Benton
Beissers and pocket knives that are county, where they will rtsldc.
good at Chambers'.
Toe groom Is the eon of James Mar­
Dunn’s solid fruit tree spray rin, and the bride the daughter of Mr
and Mrs B C CampMI.
l.onghmiller <St Peter.
Dunn’s 'solid fruit tree spray.
Loughmiller * Peter.
A few good Jwcond.hand bicycles
very cheap at Chambers’ Hardware.
New Furniture.
Chambers’ Hardware.
Dunn’s
»olid
fruit tree spray
Iougbmlller <fc PeV*r.
D W Mendeudali, of Harrisburg, is
very 111 Dorn dropsy, and Is not ex­
pected to live until tomorrow, accord­
ing to a repo, t that reached here today.
The doc or ha» a number of friends in
Eugens who will bs pained to learn of
bls condlti >n. He has been a pvac-
tlclug pliyeislan at Harrisburg for
or 30 year».
Committee
He Was
Untrue.
MAN
LtGiòLAlORi Ai
THE UNIVtRSITY
Promptly Filled.
Accident in Mill.
CCHWARZCHILD’S
Book Store.
J
Junction Cilj Items.
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE
APPLICANTS FOR.
COUNTY PAPERS
Estate of Mr. Tongue.
The examination of applicants for
! teachers' certificate» commenced thi»
Hillsboro, Or., F*b. 10.—The
morning andor the direction of Act-
1 I r»r>
'T’Ktr iVYi Q a H.
II
r Tongue
Tg»rtrgllaa 2.
„ —:
. ,1.... ♦
Wen
of fhi»
the Itatxa
late Hon.
Thomas
¡ng Cf...
Superintendent
Wm. fl
G. VfaMin
Martin,
has been admitted to prolate and E. assisted by .Mrs. August* (Patterson)
B. Tongue hat been appointed ns ad­ f'arlstroru, of Point Terrace.
ministrator. The petition recites that
_________
r applications for
There
were ____
forty
the estate is of the probable value of J county papers and six for state pa-
KX»:,(XX) ami that the deceaawl left no iH,r». As u^ual the r isjority of the
will.
applicants are pretty young ladiaa—a
The will ?f th« late Fred Matthies, I fcw young men in the crowd lieing
of Cornelius, has bean admit»««! tn entirely »nbdued and quite docile in
prolate, and all the property both , the midst of so much femininity,
real and personal is left to tbe widow
The examinations today eon«i-t- 1»
except the »urn of ko U> each rrf tbe ,,f ;>enmari»hip, history, orthography
• bildren. The will also provides that .nd read log.® It it it expected t) h |
in tbe event tbe widow marries «ba I the majority of the candidate« v II .
shall pay to tba thxaa oldest cbUdreu [—-
tbe sum Of ♦•(MX
O
See Oliver’s New Gang,
and all siz 's and
shapes of Walking Plows.
The 40 Walking,
The 40 Sulky,
The Oliver Steel Plow',
arc all known to be adapted to this Roil.
You can get Oliver extra» when you need them.
Also all o her kind».
Farm imptoments.
New Stock Furniture.