Good Health R oyalty
ofe blood are inseparable. If
bie.al is bad. your health must suf-
rpix r blood allows the body to lose
I,tv just as a poor tire under the
v'r'allows the steam to run down.
'.,r blood to impure blood is but
and impure blood is mother to a
percentage of human ills. Dr.
- s Iron Tonic is au antidote for
poor and impure blood, for it is
r an 1 purifier —a fat d
nedicine. It is the best combi- I
of the kind known to medical
and its success for nearly half
rentc’n’ has .< d to its endorsement by |
( < i medical men who have
n -nable to nnd a substitute.
murdered
ANOTHER CANDI
INSPECTING
DATE FOR DIRECTOR
ARMY HORSES
WHOLESALE
POISONING
I lie contest for tbe school director
ship is assuming considerable inter
Col. R. Reynolds, E. G. God
est. F. W. Osburn was sol let led this
■uoruing by hi* friend* uud ha* con fry. E. Calvert aud J. Tempary,
States
sented to become a candidate. Tbe couuected with tbe Lui ted
election is to be held Juue 15tb. Fol army post at Vancouver, are in the
lowing is the (ivtitiou aud the answer: city for the purpose of iti*|>ectiiig
and examining a lot of horses pur
lo I . W. Osburn, Eugene, Oregon:
chased for the army by Steuart A
We the uudersigned, residents and Baugs.
taxpayers in School District No. 4, iu
The work of inspection is being
l^uie County, Oregon, restpectfully
dune at Baugs'park where tbe horses,
Soldiers Proclaim Another King- request that you allow your name to some forty iu iiutulier, are quartered. John
Bergman, of Florence,
be used as a candidate for School Di
The aniniiils are put through a series
Rusvian Plot Suspected—
Crack
Sprinter, Chosen
rector at the coming election.
of strenuous stunts while their var
W.
M.
Green,
J.
T.
Rowland,
W.
Captain of Albany
Austria may Occupy
ious defects and good points are jotted
Kuykendall, L. Bilyeu aud other*.
dowu
by
the
officers.
Track Team
Setv a.
To W. M. Green, J. T. Rowland,
They are a fine lot of horses. They
W. Kuykendall, L. Bilyeu, aud must be to meet the bight standard
Albany, Or., June 11.—John Berg-
others:
(Scripps News Association.)
set for cavalry auimals.
,-t the man-evf!s resulting
man
bas been unanimoualy elected
Gentlemen:
—
The
position
of
school
Loudon, June 11.—The royal family
s.roful* p.a.ple». batches,
captain of the Albany College track
raeiuiutlsm. ¡■out, dvspei>ata,
director is a perplexing aud thank
’■ill. chlorosis. etc.. are a of Servia wa* assassinated early this less position at best. However, I ac-|
team for the season of 1904. Thia
c .-(test evil, the greatest
i >r- enlnir of the whole forenoon.
waa liis first season in track work and
cept your request to become a candi
.de at- jpeniiii' for every
he made wonderful development,
King Alexander, Queen Draga, the date for tbe place, and if elected, will
proving the fastest sprinter in Oregon
. or.Irene o.* :l:c thousands of queen’s brother anil all the niinister» do my duty without fear or favor
ae u-ie re,vised:
colleges, lie is an all-arouudl man,
i
from
any
source.
were murdered by a mob of soldier*.
(Daily Guard, June 11.)
r> 'i, HI b.. Jan. K 1601.
doing the high jump and pole vault iu
Respectfully,
■ ■ 1
Haro rs let u 1 onio
The army has proclaimed Peter
The Thimble Club was entertained a very creditable manner. Theselec
. >.- V'reattacltoi rh'-uma-
F.
W.
OSBURN.
Uir. 1-JtUes all t; • •» of Karageorgeevich king.
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. tiou is considered a good one. Berg
.plet. iy eradicated ¡rummy
>,|V .. ral health was restored.
Julius
Goldsmith iu honor of Mrs. man comes from Floreuce, Lane
Advices from continental capitals
a
i - r Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic
Minnie Buckman, whose engagement county.
e
.io.11 most sincerely recommend are to the effect that the powers are
a,
- suiTerin." fro-o Indigestion,
to Mr. Frank Page, manager of the
rt< ■
.,nd th>-many weakened
Confessed to Poisoning.
Booth-Kelly Saginaw store, was an-
. :.csj
to-■: iced bv lmpover- greatly displeased at the revolution,
trite F. Yeazell.
Dounaed by the hostess. The wed
Kalkaska, Mich., June 11.—Prose
No. 640 Second Ave. general European peace being en
ding is set for Tuesday, June 16, at cutor Smith anouuuced that Mrs.
Bju aCtre that above UaUntoiual is genuine.) dangered thereby. Russian influence
the home of Prof, and Mrs. Geo. McKnight, who has l>eeu under ar
Every bottle of Dr. Har is credited with being responsible for
A crew of five Pacific States Tele Lilley. The afteruoon was pleasantly rest here for several days, has con
ter s Iron Tonic has our
Crescent" trade-mark on the assassination.
phone linemen assisted by Local spent by all the guests. The hostess fessed to the poisoning other brother,
the label. Don't accept a
It is possible Austrian troops will Linearne Westbrook and Patterson are was assisted by her daughter and sis John Murphy, his wife and baby.
e.itute — insist on Dr. Harter s.
Made only by
occupy Servia and prevent disorder. at Springfield today putting in the ter in the service of dainty refresh A partial coufessiou was made Mon
fit OR. HARTER MEDICINE COMPANY
uew exchange for that city which will ments.
day eveuing, in which Mrs. McKnight
DAYTON, OHIO
San Francisco Shakes.
M-’: ..tltoof I>t. Harter « Wild Cherry RUteri.
begin with 40 'phones. This number
denied killing the baby. lu her first
e
•
a
aad . er well .n aa De. Harter Medicine,
is more than Eugene had when the
(Scripps News Association.)
FOB SALE evebywhere
The Senior class of the University statement she admitted giving Mr.
San Francisco, Juue 11.—At five telephone system was first installed of Oregon was nicely entertained by and Mrs. Murphey capsules of strych
here only a few years ago.
a function given last evening at the nine and quinine mixed.
o’clock this moruiug the people of
FREE SWITCHING.
parionage of the M. E. chureh by the
this city «♦re aroused and greatly
While Springfield will have a sepa Epworth League of the church. Fif
frightened by au earthquake. It
rate central office, the two systems, teen mem tiers of the league are Sen I
was a veryjevere shock, lusting five j Eugene and Springfield, will be prac- iors. The usual means of social en
(Daily Guard, June 11.)
seconds. The entire city was badly tically one. Any patron of tbe local tertainment were greatly enjoyed.
Several arrivals from Wallace,
1 system can talk to any patron of the The refreshments provided by the
shaken up.
| Springfield system free of charge and young ladies of the league were Idaho, came iu last night and are
Columbia Flood.
i vice versa. This will be a much unique and the source of much pleas ! looking over the country.
greater convenience to the citizens of ure. Miss Shafer, Miss Ida Noffsin-
Railroad men say that about 20,000
(Scripps News Association. )
Portland, June 11. — Advices all both places than if toll were charged ger, L. G. Hulin, Miss Kerns and immigrants have come to < iregon since
Earl Abbott were members of the re- tbe low rutes were established iu
for messages between the two citie*.
along the upper Columbia River are
Tbe central office for the uew ex ¡eption committee.
February.
to'the effect that it is rapidly rising. change at Springfield will be located
Vacation is well upon its way with
The Willamette steadily continues to in Peery’s drug store.
the High School students. Some are
creep up towards Portland business
already actively engaged at work for
tbe summer.
AR GOOD SHOES streets.
Tbe city marshal is going after tbe
EY COST NO MORE It is freely predicted that the record
REAL ESTATE TRANSFEARS.
bicycle riders who ride without bells.
high water mark of thirty-three feet
AN POOR ONES,
Remaining unclaimed in the Post-
Fred Fisk, sheriff, 'to F. E. Dunn, Danger to pedestrians from no alarm
will be reached. Front street base
D GIVE SATISFAC ments in business houses have three office at Eugene, Oregon, June 11, certain laud in tp. 18 s, r 4 w, sher- given by a rider is too great. Get a
1903:
bell.
iff’s deed.
TION. TRY
Andrews, Mrs. Dora
feet of water in them.
Samuel C. and Robenia Sparke to
A. R. Mprston, a recent arrival in
Andrews, Miss Margaret
Willie A. White, 80x30 feet in tp. 16 (this state, was yesterday assigned to
All the lumber mills at Vancouver
Bents, R. S.
s, r 4 e, SI.
i tbe county poor farm on hi* own re
have been forced to close ou account
Cbistenseu, Mrs. J. O.
Mary S. Clendeneu to George H. quest, lieing unable to support him-
of high water.
Coie, G. B.
Hadsall, lots 6 and 7, Scott’s ad. to ! self.
Clark, Patrick
Eugene, $1200.
St Louis’ Sad Plight.
The directory of the Northwest,
Cox, Miss Minnie
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company to which was compiled last fall by
(Scripps News Association. )
Donovans, Thos.
R. A. Booth, certain laud iu tp. 15 s, agents of the Polk Directory Company
St. Louis, June 11.—There is ter
Hammond, Mr.
r 1 w, $60.
for 1903, is being delivered by the
rible suffering among the thousands
Hain, Mrs. Mary
R. C. and Etta A. Ross to Harriett company. The Gazeteer is a welcome
istou Moruiug Tribune, June of residents of East St. Louis who
Jones, Miss Nettie L.
Wright, 10 acres in tp. 18 s, r 3 w, visitor to many business houses.
dge D. M. Risdon yesterday
Janies, J.
$150.
have either beeu driven from their
The way some bus driver* vent their
*te<l his eighty-second birthday.
Long, Mrs. Puley
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
spleen by thrashing tbo faithful hor
Risdon, who is a prominent homes or are occupying them in the
Muncey, W. 11.
J. E. Stewart and Hazel A. Walling, ses on account of their own awkward
n pioneer, was born in Frank- submurged city a» best they may.
Pipes, Adolphus
James L. Clark witness.
ness Hhould receive tbe attention of
ouuty, Vermont, June 3, 1821, From every hand come accounts of the
Rellman, F. A.
Charles
Albert
Macrum
and
Stella
the
authorities. Useless and cruel
me west iu 1850, settling that deadly results of the flood. People
Southwick, Mrs. Helen
Pitt Dorris, Geo. B Dorris witness. treatment of the noble animals i*
in Lane county, OregoD. He
Wood,
M.
B.
are missing everywhere, whole fami
E. G. Bignell and Delia P. Mosher, enough to rouse the ire of anybody.
e tir-t representative in the Ore-
When calling for the above please
S. R. Mosher witness.
The school authorities are iu receipt
islature from Lane county and lies drowned.
say when advertised.
1. D. Larimer and Edytbe A. Vin of the pictures which were selected
Active factor in the early his-
J.
L.
PAGE,
P.
M.
Female Pickpockets.
cent, W. H. Vincent witness.
last spring after tbe fine art exhibit.
f that section of the state. At
(Scripps
News
Association.
)
Thirty-eight masterpieces for tbe
ial celebration, held at
Business Pointers.
decoration of the walls of the build
on July 4th, he was selected
Portland, June 11.—The police had
ings will make a great improvement
e the history of Lane county, a lively time this morning photo
1
for
tbe schools. The picture* will be
The Fraternal Aid Association bas
sketch appeared iu an issue of
Secure one of those grand bargains
pickpockets. elected the following uew officers .
graphing two female
e City Guard, published
at Rankin's music store before they hung in time for the opeuing of ths
President, W. N. Marshall; vice are all gone.
schools next fall.
of that year. The article is They kicked, bit and fought the po
particular value in dealing with lice for half an hour. Finally they president, Mrs. E. D. Matlock; sec
Don’t foiget the closing out sale at TO SEWER BUILDERS AND CON
events of the settlement of were overpowered and photographed, retary, Mrs. F. L. Poindexter; treas Rankin'* music house.
TRACTORS.
urer,
Leslie
Smith;
medical
examin
ion of the great west. Judge though with distorted features.
Don't forgert us when you need
ers, Dr. C. H. Atwood and Dr. Lulu
s estimable wife is now a
Pursuant to an order of the common
Marquam: chaplain, Mrs. Jeoseph; furniture. We can save you money.
council of Eugene, Oregon, made
i of Lewiston, the couple hav-
Wrecked Interior Scow.
Chambers
’
Hardware.
>y given
June 3rd, 1903, notice is hereby
guide, Mrs. Grove*; observer, Mr.
oved here about seven years ago
that sealed bids will ' I* received " by
(Scrips
News
Association.
)
J.
J.
Walton
is
the
only
party
in
Eu'
Long;
trustee,
Mr.
Joseph;
past
presi
rmauently reside. On October
i the common council, at the Record
gene who is authorized to take proofs 1-r's .,tfiee, until 8 o'clock p. m.,
Portland. June 11.—M. A. Phillips, dent, Mrs. Manville.
xt, they will celebrate the 50th
and
niiugs
on
nomesiead
and
timber
June 16, 1903, aud contract* let, to
ry of their marriage. Many a scow-dweller, made disparaging re
furuish all material and construct
entries.
will extend to them the marks about Sadie Hooper, accusing
the following sewers, according to
Great slsughter in piano* at Rankin’s the sfiecificHtion* on file in the Re
»1 good health aud continued
her of making dates with married
Music Store. Price* shot all to piece*. corder's office, and the provision*
men. The woman took her revenge
We have a full line of rocking contained iu the several ordinance*
providing for the construction of said
Junction City, Or, June 11.—Conn
by going to bis scow during his ab
chair* at price* that will suit you.
sewers, to-wit:
cilmau Clyde Mahon has resigned as ,
Chambers' Hardware.
sence this morning and destroying a mem tier of the common council of
Jefferson street sewer, fiom 8th
street
north to the river, 4700 feet, 22-
J.
J.
Walton,
is
a
duly
authorized
everything in signt.
this place and I. T. Nicklin ha* been
inebes In diameter.
Sewer
ijetween Oak and Pearl
appointed to fill the vacancy. A U. S. Commissioner and will attend
1 Daily (luard, June 11.)
to all land office business.
streets,
from
main ►■wer south to
change
in
the
night
force
of
police
Goshen Lodge of Rebekah* was
15th street, 3794 feet, 16-inches in dia-
Don't
wait.
Tbe
Rankin
closing
has
also
beeu
made,
S.
O.
Starr
hav
last evening, the Eugene
meter.
ing been named to succeed B. w. out sale will soon lie over aud you
Sewer between Fifth and Sixth
t«srn taking charge and con-
will be kicking yourself for uot se street*, from Chnrneltou street west
Lingo, resigned.
K the ceremonies. The charter
curing one of tbe big bargains offered. to Jefferson street »ewer, 1586 feet,
On Asylum avenue, Salem, Oregon,
thirty-four member* and is
6-inch«s in diameter.
Tuesday
morning,
June
9,
1903.
Mrs.
If you have a proof or filing to
P*n for the present.
Eleventhe street sewer to be extend
make ou timber land go to J. J. ed east 4*10 feet, 6 inches in diameter.
9 were elected as follow*: Adeline Sackett, aged 60 rears, of
Th<- said sewers to be completed by
Walton. Mr. Walton is a duly au
Grand, Mr*. Eliza Delph; vice apoplexy. B. F. Sackett, of Coburg,
September 1, 1903; provided this time
son
of
tbe
deceased,
came
down
on
thorized
U.
S.
Commissioner.
Dillard; secretary, Kate
A bunch of keys, eight, found on
may be extended by the commou
The Peerless ice cream freezer is council,
treasurer, Mr*. Elliott. Other the afternoon train yesterday and will Sixth_street. Owner can find same
the simplest, because it has fewer ■ All work to l»e done under the su
1 *hi< h hr* appointive,will be take the remains up on ths 11 o'clock at the Guard office.
train today for burial at Coburg.—
immediately.
parts and tie*t because ft freezes pervision of the street committee,
and superintendent of construction,
Salem
Journal,
June
11.
quicker and smoother cream. We and to be tie approved by them.
k'lgene delegation reports
CITY PROPERTY’ FOR SALE.
Bidders are requested to state the
’* entertainment by the’ladle*
I own and have for sale about 300 sell them.
a.
price for each »ewer.
Chambers’ H ar dwarf,
lot« in seven different additions to Eu
A certified check for five per cent,
We are proud of th* lino of piano of tbe amount bid for each sewer will
gene. Am laying off a new addition.
Lota sold on reasonable time for $50 we sell. They are Chickering, Kim be required of all bidders.
A GREAT SENRATION.
Bends will lie required of each con
ball, Weber, Decker, Vose, Victor,
and upwards.
*
a tig sensation in Lee*
tractor for the faithful performance
New Epworth League officer* have
Crown,
Haddorff,
Schuman,
Lester,
1
employ
no
agents.
1
alone
sell
inyf
• when W. H. Brown of that
of his contract.
The council rewrve* the right to
>bo
expected to die, had been elected a* follows President, property. These loU are going fast, Pease, Whitney and other*. Don t they
Olin Ford; first vice president, Effie
look good to you?
reject any and all bids.
“re,i by Dr. King’s New dia- Cborpeniug. second vice president, so anyone wanting to purchase would
Eugene, Oregon. June 1th, 19*13.
F. A. Rankin.
r ' onmtnption. He write*; Gladys Newell; third vice president, do well to call early.
B. F. DORRIS Recordsr.
Some
of
the
property
would
be
ex
Yon
need
not
be
afraid
to
u*e
Sher
,
•• I ’¡sufferable
from Carrie Williams.
— a?onie*
-- ------- --------
changed for desirable timber lands.
man A William»' mixed paints ou'
- Xx x^reury-
T G. HENDRICKS.
your bouse, They will .tend the
HORSE STRAYED.
Dore; treasurer. Fred Lamb.
weather
and cover more »pme than
r effected a complete cure. ”
lead and oil. We carry a full stock.
A large vary dark or bluhb roan
A THOUGHTFUL MAN.
1 ‘fee of Consumption, Pneu-1
■I l.n
Chambers' Hardware.
home strayed from premii
tisand Grip are nu-1
M. M. Austin, of Wincbee»er, Ind.,
1 IU* the peerless remedy for .
A O "T"
R I A knçw what to do in the hour of need.
Now is the time to get that child gene, Saturday night, June 6th.
1 *nd
| 'rouble*. Price
VZ AA O I Villi'*
Hie wife bad *ueb an unusual case of yours an instrument, F. A. Ran Whitish spot in forehead. Newly
•month «hod and in good condition.
ii. GnarBDtee<i by W. |
For Iafaatt %nd Children.
of stomach and liver trouble, physi- kin is giving immense bargains.
Was wintered on Pleasant Hill. Left
inimriM. Trial bottle. (
||wayS BOUgtll rians could not help her. He thou gb
Pr< ofe and filing oii |t. mmte»da
of and tried Dr. King'* New Life Pill* and timber lands are l«ing made in going in that direction. Suitable re
and »he got relief at once and wa* i ugene as usual. J. J. Walton la the ward for return or infomation.
”TOnT
J. R. CAMPBEIX,
ally cured. Only 25c at W L. l>e- U. S. Commissioner.
at Guard office. |
Li
drug »tore
King Alexander, Queen
Michigan Woman Con
fessed to Murder of
Brother and Family.
Draga and Ministers
Killed in Palace.
I.U
; ' / fcr’s
Fonie
SOCIAL REALM
SPRINGFIELD TELE
PHONE EXCHANGE
Brevities
OT?
List o! Letters.
AN’S SHOE STORE
Eighty-Second Birthday.
New Officers
Nicklin a Councilman.
Died.
Keys Found
Epworth League oncers.
Court House Items.
I
(Daily Guard, June 11.)
J. M. Wilhelm was iu from Creswell
today.
W. T. Kayser is dowu from Cottage
Grove.
Ernest Beau retu rued to Salem
today.
H. E. Ankeny is here from South
eru Oregou.
L. L. Swift left today for his home
at Baker City.
Mrs. Louisa I’cugru, of Ashland, is
visiting in Eugene.
Warner Browu returned today from
a visit to Portland.
E. 1>. Hoag of Wendling, waa down
from the mills today.
Garfield H. Macrum, student, left
today for Forest Grove.
P. [H. Bristow of Cottage Gr< ve,
was a Eugen* visitor today.
Frank Sharkey is down from the
Lucky Boy miue on business.
Miss May Mitchell returned to The
Dalles today for tbe summer vacation.
Misses Mary MeCornack and Marion
Cleaver, returned to Lebanon today.
Attorney H. D. Norton left for hie
home at Graut's Pass thia afternoou.
Mrs. Esther Jakway, of Portland,
is visiting at the home of her mother
iu this city.
Guy Mount, student at the Uni
versity, left for his home at Silverton
this afternoou.
Mrs. M. A. Brumley of Salem, who
lias been visiting in Eugene, left on
this afternoon's train.
Wm. Powers, of Gray Harbor, Mich
igan, is the guest of his brother, B.
F. Powers, iu Springfield.
Miss Fanny Barbre weut to Portlaud
thia afternoou where she will upend
the summer.
L. F. and Geo. C. Stanley aro in
Eugene from Ashland looking fur a
business location.
Miss Ada Brown left today for Ta-
coma. Wash., where she will visit a
few days before returning tu her
home at Pendleton.
Deputy District Attorney L. T.
Harris weut to Cottage Grove thia af
ternoou ou a case iu which two men
have tieen arrested for gambling.
G. W. Bishop, professor of English
at Ashland Normal school, passed
through today on his way to Portland.
Misses Vestel la and Sadia Heara
were guests at the Iairimer Vincent
wedding last eveung. Their home is
in Ballston.
Dr. T. B. Ford and daughter, Mias
Sadie, returned today from Salem
where they atteuded the graduation
exercise* of the University there.
E. 8. Godfrey, E. Calvert, J. Tem
pary aud Col. R. Reynolds are iu the
city. They are connected with the
United States army at Vancouver.
Misses Lulu Currin and Alice Mer
riman weut to Cottage Grove today.
Miss Merriman will visit there a few
days before returning to her home.
Rev. and Mrs. Thus. Hanilaaker, of
Iowa, will arrive Monday from tbe
east and will spend a few weeks in
the city with relatives and friends.
Professor Howe left tislsy for As
toria. He will deliver an address at
tbe commencement exercises of the
Astoria High School Friday evening.
Henry Huddleston Is back from
Blue River, where be weut with a
number of Idaho mining men who
Inspected some property iu tbe dis
trict.
EUGENE’S WED
NESDAY WEDDINGS
Macrum-Dorrts and Larimer-Vin-
ccnt Nuptials Celebrated
Last Evening.
The Wednesdays in June are
commencement days of many gradu
ates from the eleuieutay school of life
to the school of experience and hap
piness. Cupid has been an idustrious
istructor thia year in his preparatory
department and his students will lie
all be successful gaduates Eugene
bas seen* some pretty weddings aud
not the least of these were celebrated
last evening.
MACRUM DORRIS.
At the borne of the parents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Dorris,
at 9 o'clock last eveuing, Miss Stella
Pitt Dorris was united tn marriage to
Dr. Chas. Macrum, a riaiug young
physician of the state's metropolis.
The ceremony was a pretty one, per
formed by Dr. D. E. Loveridge, Rec
tor of the Episcopal church of this
city. Marching into the decorate,I
parlor accompanied by the Lohengrin
wedding man'll played by Mrs. Chas.
McNary, of Salem, the contracting
couple took their places under a bower
of illusion and standing on ruga of
white roses which were strewn in
luxuriance over the floor. After the
ceremony and during the congratula
tions Mrs. McNary played the fatnoen
Meudelaaohu wedding music.
The bride was attended by Miss
Carrie Friendly as bridesmaid and
Mrs. Emma Tbompaou as matron of
honor. All were dressed in rich
white. The groom was attired iu the
customary evening suit and was atten
ded by Mr. B. B. Beekman of Port
land.
\fter the oereuiony a bounteous
supper was spread iu the dining room
and the guests, who unmliered about
fifty, partook with pleasure, omening
happiness for the newly wedded
couple. The bride’ cake waa cut and
the bridesmaid secured the rlug,
Miss Threse Friendly the thimble
and Miss Henrietta Lauer the money.
As
souvenirs of the occasion
dainty pieces of wedding cake were
distributed in boxes. The presents
were numerous and rich iu quality
and appearance. The decorations
were principally in white Rambler
roses and ferns. Other roses were
lavishly distributed about the house.
Guests from outside the city. were :
Col. Tucker, B. B. Beekman, Fred
Davie, Miss Dorris Clark and Mis*
Henrietta lamer of Portland, Mrs.
Dr. Byrd and Mrs. McNary of Salem.
The newly wedded couple left this
afternoon for Victoria and other
Puget Sound cities. They will reside
lu Portland where they will ba at
home to friends after July 20th.
LA RIM ER-VINCENT.
At the same time that wedding
bells were ringing in one part of the
city they were pealing happiness in
another. At 627 Hilyard street, the
home.of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vinoent,
Mr. Vincent’s sister, Miss Edythe,
was married at 9 o’clock to Mr. Isaac
I^arinter, of Springfield. Rev. Chas.
Woodward, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, performed the cere
mony amid a shower of roeee and
other flowers. The bride and groom
were unattended and the event
quiet affair, only relatives
closest frieuds being present,
bride was attired in beautiful white
and carried a boquet of white La
Marque roeee.
After the ceremony supper waa
spread ¡and the assemblage enjoyed
the congratulations
which were
showered upon the happy couple as
much as the latter. Mr. and Mrs.
Larimer will reside in Springfield
where Mr. Larimer is in business.
They will be at home to friends after
the 1st of July.
Jam** A. Lowe, employed in Net
tle’* logging camp at Leaburg, met
with an accident yesterday stfernoon
which reeulted in breaking his jaw.
It seems that he and Sol Dotson and
another man were working with a log
jack-screw when in some manner the
lever slipped and struck Lowe on tbe
chin, breaking tbe bone, and also
struck tn* other two men but their
injuries were not serious. Dotson
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wa* struck on tbe bead and the other
There's
nothing like doing a thing
man on tbe arm and it was thought
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you
for awhile tbe arm was broken.
Lowe waa brought to tbe Eugeue ever heard of, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
hospital where he is now being cared Is the beet. It sweeps awsy and cures
Burns, Sores, Braises, Cats, Boils,
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It's only 25c, and guaranteed to give
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Th Kind Yon Him
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HARDWARE
See Oliver’s New Gang,
and all siz°8and
shapes of Walking Plows.
The 40 Walking,
The 40 Sulky,
The Oliver Steel Plow,
arc known to lie aiiapted to thia soil.
You can get Oliver extras when you need them.
Also all o her kinds.
Farm Implements.
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