I
KIDNEY CURE.
COLLEGE
Coon House hems.
I
I
FRATERNITY
BASEBALL
A BEAUTIFUL
CHURCH WEDDING
MARRIED IN
ITINERARY OF
CALIFORNIA
THE MAZAMAS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Josiah S. aud Lizzie Luckey to An­
drew A. Keeney, 37,10 acres iu tp. 17
Miss Isabel Brown and Prof. Rich,
I s, r 1 w, *5.
Miss Tina Rees Formerly of
I’he Mazamas, the famous mountain
R. M. aud Fauuie Griffin to Sheri­
a rd Dearborn the Principals
Thurston, Lane County Wed­
climbing urgauizatlou of Portland,
dan 8. McBee, 33.89 acres iu tp. 18 s,
will
arrive
iu
Eugeue,
July
8,
aud
in
a
Very
Pretty
Aff
lir.
r 1 w, *250.
ded to Chas. Tchubert.
will go from here to the Three Sis-
Arthur E. aud Magige Smith to C.
teis. They will attempt the North
(Daily Guard, June 25.)
| C. Smith, 95 acres in tp. 18, s r 5 w,
(lhtily Guard,June 2'i.
<<
Sister, a teal which lias never beeu
! Oue of the moat lieautiful weddings
*300.
The
marriage
of Miss Tina Rees,
accomplished. A number of Eugene
J. R. Campbell to L. O. and Alice Eugeue has seen was that at the
daughter
of
Mr.
and Mrs. M. Rees,
people will accompany the party.
M. Beckwith, 20x80 feet in Skinner’s Episcopal church last eveuiug. The
1 formerly of Thurston, Lane county,
THE
ITINERARY.
high contracting parties were Mr.
donatiou to Eugeue, *2000.
to Charles Arthur Schubert, occurred
Poiaonoua waste matter la collected
Richard H. Dearborn, a professor at
| I’he follolwing will I .« the itinerary it Betaluma. Cal., June 24th at 2 p.
Lester
O.
and
Alice
M.
Beckwith
bv tne I' s»l from «11 part* of tbe aye
the
University,
and
Miss
Isabel
Brown.
State Grand Army of Republic to J. R. Campl ell, certain land in
for tbe trip:
t/ru and curried to the kidneys, where
'tu., at the residence of the bride's
it i. «P eat' d un I eu>t out throiiab tbe
It was a full dress affair and the
Arrive at Eugene at 2:"8 P. >». , (mrenta. After a honeymoon tour in
Skinner’s donatiou to Eugeue, *2000
urine. >
kiilu ya dei ,-lili tbe I i I- uh I
Organizations in Annual Ses­
church
was
profuse
iy
decorated
in
onlr O' 'l”l
«Otirlsi n ent tlure-
Richard L. Hayes to Jehu V. aud
They Made a Tie Score of Fifteen Wednesday, July 8th, where Wednea- Southern California they will returu
(r„
ioe, P lb* Uootl is bad t lie
sion— Murder Suspect
day night will be spent.
1 Florence E. Jenkins, 24.8 acres iu tp. ferns and flowers, giving a prevailing
tldnév* ■
OI,,X
ervorkcj, bu
I to Petaluma to make their permanent
to Fifteen.
□aderb i
H >« nceeueary .< It, ti re-
green
aud
white
effect.
18
s,
r
5
w,
*150.
Thursday, July 9th, leave Eugeue i home.
Under
Arrest.
for». "Mt t i» >■
fyan-l vliufity of tbe
Promptly at 8 o'clock the desig­
bloo.l vii'il'i '3 luainbuiial. ft Ik plain
early iu the moruiug and camp that
State of Oregou to H. F. Hollen­
Tbe Petaluma Argus in auouncit g
wbv
•«
blood purifier uud
night at Gate Creek, 30 miles out.
beck. 38.25 acres in tp. 17 a, r 1 w, nated hour, the bride, ou tbe arm of
(Daily Guani, June 25.)
»lr< > ’ . ‘ u-r -1>' 1 inter '• Iron Tonic—
the engagement says:
<Scripps News Association.)
fully used In treut.ng
tier father, and tbe groom, followed
*47.81.
Friday, July loth, go to McKenzie
The “fats” aud ‘‘leans” of
“The news of the eugagemeut will
Mdiivv’tu» <«>• .I’i'l ui preventing same.
The Dalles, June 25.—Two men sup­ U. S. to Winfield S. Fletcher, 158.91 by tbe groomsmau and bridsmaid,
In i ini.vuv: tu't blood the kideeis are
Bridge, or if possible to Lost Creek. eaiise a sensation among the young
Knights
of
Pythias
played
great
ball
araiitlvr- 'ved, while, at the tame tune,
presented themselves before the Rev. this afternoou at Stewart's Held. Tbe | Saturday, July llth, to Lake Val­ people of this city. The popular
posed to be the highwaymen who have acres in tp. 20 s, r 4 w. patent.
Jew s' • .Uh end vitality are given
the;- •" I ■
The following letter tells
A. E. and F. A. Nours* to W. H. D. £. Loveridge, while the strains of admission was free and tbe small boys ley, when they leave wagons and walk young groom to be, came from Bostou
been terrorizing Portland for some
a very oi 1 story:
Meudelssobn's wedding march were and the “old boys” were out in force. 1 by trail, via Obsidian Cliffs to snow to California several years ago, aud
F ine K not , K v ., June 25, 1902.
time, were arrested here by the city Hathaway, half iuterest iu lot 4, block
softly played by Miss C rrie Ford.
35, Springfield, *1.
J?«1 D’ //urler .Medicine Cb., Z>a|/ton, O.
Both teams demonstrated that with llue camp, a distance of about four I located at Napa. He then removed
I marshal this morning.
They had
CtNTt.kMCN: I bad a severe case of
| to Petaluma to till a position as ex­
Lusetta and J. 1. Thomas to A. G. The ceremony was the impressive just a little more practice they could or tive miles.
typau.d lover tlx years ago, which left
masks, revolvers aud burglar toola in
Sunday, July 12th, rest or short pert mechanic at tbe shoe factory aud
Knapp, lot 5, block 1, and 15 feet off one of the Episcopal church. The play with good company. While some
my n lueyt tu bad order. I have tried
their possession. They resisted arrest of lot 4, block 1, I). G. McFarland'3 bride, who was given away by her of the “leaua" did some tall playing tramps about the mountains.
when the war broke out. emulated
anuuberot remedies and taken treat
fat her, looked very sweet in white tbe “fats' outshone them iu running
Monday,
July 13th, ascent of the example of hie father w ho was
1 and one attempted to shoot the arrest- 2nd ad. to Cottage Grove, *1200.
maul from doctors, but Dr. Harter's Iron
Toulc has done me more good than
wounded at Ball's Bluff in ‘61 by
George and Emily F. Wall to Wil chiffon over white silk and car- bases and sliding. The work of the, Middle Sister. Not difficult.
| ing officers.
everything olae.
C. C ordbll ,
Tuesday, July llth, ascent of North eulisting iu Company C of the 8th
liam
H. Young, 5 acres iu tp, 17 s, r ried a bouquet of American Beauty “lean” battery, Wintermierer aud
Merchant aud Mine Operator.
Kaiser Visits Admiral Cotton.
roses. The groom was attired iu con­ Traver, was phenomenal, as was also . Sister. For hardy climbers.
4 w.
California Volunteers.
ventional black. Mr. Chester G. that of the “fats”, Griffin and Waddle.
There are thousands of Just such
Wednesday, July 15th, return to
(Scripps News Association.)
“After the war he resumed bin
John
J.
Handsaker
to
Sarah
J.
cases as the above that are treated
Murphy, of Salem, acted as l>est man.
lu the first part of the game tbe} McKenzie Bridge.
work here, ouly to resign and travel
Keil, Germany, June 25.—Kaiser Handsaker, north half lot 3 aud lots Miss Ada Hendricks was tbe maid of
without results because they are
Thursday, July 1th, visit Belknap
wrongly treated.
Mr. Cordell’s
William and suite paid Admiral Cot­ 1 and 5, block 10, Wasbburue Mil­ honor, dressed iu a gown of crepe de fata seemed to have decidedly tbe and Foley Hot Springs and other throughout the United States. But
condition resulted from an exhaust­
1 he Anally returned to Petaluma and
advantage
but
tbe
leans
caught
up
{
lion)’s ad. to Junction City, *000.
ton a formal visit ou board the United
ing fever; the kidneys, as well as
I here met bis fate. His bride-to-be is
J. H. and K. H. McClung to W. K. chien over white silk, bouquet, white I aud at the end of the ninth inning i points of interest.
the rest of the system, had been
Miss Hemberson, of
Friday, July 17th, returu to Gate a charming and handsome young lady
States cruiser Kearsarge this moruiug. and W. G. Allen, certain land iu Eu­ lillies.
the score stood 15 to 15.
wasted by disease. No wonder Dr.
Crosse, Wia., and Miss Minnie Mc­
who with her future husband, shares
At tbe end of tbe teuth iuuiiig the Creek.
The emperor wub greatly interested gene, *4000.
Harter’stron Tonic promptlycured,
Clain’, of Independence, were tbe score was still 15 to 15 aud the game
Saturday, July 18th, Eugeue.
because it purified and enriched the
the popularity of a wide circle of
Catherine Drury to George Drury,
in the cruiser, over which he was
bridsmaids, the former attired in was called off with even honors for
blood, ana such blood carried new
friends. Congratulations are now iu
certain
land
iu
tp.
16
s,
r
1
w,
*1.
streueth and vitality directly to tbe ' shown by the admiral.
pink crepe over pink silk, bouquet, both sides.
order and the ,youug people will be
Louis H. aud Myra E. Johnson and
tiuueys and to all tbe organs.
pink sweet peas, aud the latter wore a
overwhelmed with good wishes.”
Lou
M.
Norris
to
J.
E.
Roach,
lot
Ttachers
in
Session.
F03 SALE EVBBYWHKRI.
gown of blue crepe over blue silk,
6,
block
2,
Patterson
’
s
ad.
to
Eugeue,
(Scripps News Association.)
bouquet white sweet peas.
*450.
Immediately after the ceremony the
Portland, June 25.—The Western
John F. and Martha C. Brewster to
Yesterday the Fourth of .July com­
bride
and groom were drven to the
Oregon Teachers’ Association began th« New England Mortgage Security
mittee select.d Miss Helen Clark for
home of the bride’s father, Dr. L. W.
its sessions here this morning, There Comppany, 617.97 acres iu tp. 17 s,
Goddess of Liberty. Thia does away
O. G. Gilstrap of J unction,employed
Brown.
r 6 w, *1.
with all voting for Goddess. Miss in the Booth-Kelly Co.’s logging
is a good attendance.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
The New England Mortgage Se­
camp No. 2. at Wendling, was the
Clark will select her own aides.
in ferns and white flowers. Here un­
The Annual Race.
curity Company to James E. Mont­
victim of quite a serious accident yes­
der a canopy of ferns, white illusion
gomery, 617.97 acres in tp. 17 s, r 6
(Scripps News Association.)
terday morning at 8 o'clock. While
aud
white
ribbon
they
received
the
(Dally
Guard,
June
25.)
w, *3000.
engaged tn barking logs the ax slipped
New London, Conn., June 25.—The
congratulations of their guests. Tbe
Word was brought to town today by
J. R. and Carrie M. Scott to R.
and cut oft the little toe of his left
annual intercollegiite boat race be­ F. Scott, 1 acre in tp. 19 s, r 3 w, mandolin club from a hidden bower H. A. Kompp that Ilans Hansen, a
Just what You want for
foot'and almost severed the next toe.
ou
the
porch
dispensed
sweet
music
farmer living 7 miles west of town,
tween Yale and Harvard Universities *200.
He is now in Eugene and on the
summer wear....
during tbe eveuiug.
|Eli
Bangs
has
recent/
received
from
hid
gone
violently
insane.
Sheriff
Orrin aud Mary Robinson to the
was rowed her today. Yale won the
Later in the evening an elegant wed­ Fisk went immediately to tbe place the Corvallis carriage factory a tine st reets on cructhes.
CottRge Grove Lumber Company, cer­
race by three boat-lengths.
ding supper was served. The dining and Hansen was brought to this city new three-seated stage rig to be Used
tain land iu tp. 21 s, r 2 w, *5500.
TO ±1
room, the work of Mrs Lottie Johns­ this afternoon.
The weather was perfect and tre­
on the Eugene Foley Springs run. It
C. W. Balot tu Ella F. Traci.-.
ton Smith, was draped iu pink illus­
Hansen is a mau about 40 years of is as nicely made as any Eastern rig | Bean the
mendous crowds witnessed tbe event. 208l2 acres iu tp. 16 s, r 5 w, *1.
ion, piuk ribbons aud piuk carua age. He hail locked himself and aud is very substantial.
Yale enthusiasts gave the victors a
Ina J. and Jesse J. Hooker to T. G.
tioua and was lighted by candles with family in the upper story of the bouse
Hendricks, 160 acres of land in tp. 18
great ovation.
pink shades.
and fought the officers desperately
s, r 6 w, *6oo.
The bride was the recipient of with a pitchfork.
Defaulter on Trial.
Mrs Hansen
David and Annie M. Cherry to S.
many costly and beautiful presents, fought equally bard but the offloers
(Scripps News Association. )
Simons, 40 acres in tp. 20 s, r 3 w
there being a large number of cut believe that her trouble was caused
Baker City, June 25.—The trial of *950.
glass and silver pieces and band. through fear of her husbaud. Hansell
J.
W.
Geary
et
al,
to
Frank
L.
Hay,
J. B. Huntington, ex-sheriff of Baker
painted china.
will be examined and taken to Salem.
lots 3, aud south half of lot 2, block
Mr. aud Mrs. Dearborn left this
county, for embezzlement, was begun 14 Lancaster.
here today. I1 a is charged with hav­ J. M. Moss to Eleanor 8. Moss. morning for the summer home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Winter, on Fall
(Daily Guard, June 25.)
ing embezzled 117,000 during the four 217)^ acres in tp. 18 s, r 3 w, SI.
Creek. They will be at home in Eu
Mrs. Walter Ross is in Portland.
L. D. and Clara B. Scarbrough to
years be held office.
gene after September 15th.
Frank E. Syll, ot 6, block 2, Creswell
(Guard Special Service.)
J. E. Noland was in from Creswell
G. A R. Encampment.
*275.
Elmira, June 22.—Elmira now has
today.
Florntena A. and Charles F. Zilkey
(Scripps News Association.)
a photographer. Mr. Enoch Fisher has
Kola Neiss returned home to Albany
to
Jacob G. Runk and George Schnei­
setups tent and is ready for business.
Portland,
June
25.
—
The
annual
today.
der, 120 acres in tp. 20 s, r 6 w, *700.
Our town was almost deserted last
state
encampment
of
the
Graad
Army
Miss Roney left this afternoon for a
Arthur L. and Dora E. Frazer to
Saturday on account of the picnic at
visit in Salem.
of the Republic, Women’s Relief Eva J. Day, lots 9 and 10, block 6,
Crow.
(Daily Guard, June 25.)
Mrs. Harvey Sommerville is here Corps and Ladies of the G. A. R., University ad. to Eugene, *190.
Mrs. A. Duckworth is on the sick
James
A.
Ebbert,
the
well
known
from Harrisburg.
N. H. Withee to Frances V. Can-
are being held here, commencing
list
this week.
Springfield
farmer,
is
home
from
a
Mrs. David Link returned this after­ today.
There are fifteen hundred Held, certain lands in tp 15 s, r 2 e, *1 two-mouths’ trip to Uniontown,Penn­
Mr. Sylvia Woods of Philomath,
T. G. and Martha A. Hendricks to
noon from Albany.
delegates, from all ’parts of the state
John E. Finseth, 10 acres in Hen­ sylvania and Van Buren couuty, Iowa. made us a pleasant visit lad week.
Walter Whittlesey returned this af
Mr. Ebbert was born in Fayette
present.
Born, to the wife of II. Duckworth,
dricks'
ad. to College Hill Park, *800.
ternoon to Portland.
county,
said to be the richest couuty a »laughter, on tbe evening of June
O. Jt. C. R. R. to A. J. Kraal, 47.45
Child
Labor
Investigation.
Miss Amy Holmes left today for
in the world.
19. Harvey’s face resembles a new
acres in tp. 18 s, r 5 w, *213.50.
(Scripps News Association.)
her home in Astoria.
Mr. Ebbert told a Guard reporter moon.
R. F. Scott to C. C. Coffman, lots
Portland, June 25.—The Child , 2, 3, and 4, block 1, and lots 3, 4, today that coal lands in that county
Prof. Stafford was a passenger to
Mr. George Jordan was able to be
1,
Riddles this afternoon.
Labor Commission created by the 5, i, 8, 9 and 10, block 2, and lot* 2, sold for thousands of dollars au acre up In bls room a little this week.
C. L. Fitcbard, the Independence last legislature is investigating the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, 11, and 12, in and everbody there seemed to be rich.
Elmira is preparing for a grand
He found the east in a very prosper­
hop man, is in the city.
employment of child labor here under block 3, and lots 1, 2, 3 aud 4 in ous condition.
celebration. It will be held at the
Mr. E. Hobson left today for Se­ the law passed by the last legislature. block 6, and lots A and B, R. F.
Mr. Ebbert wears a tall beaver hat old grove near tbe bridge.
Scott's ad. to Eugene, *1450.
attle on timber business.
and save all your grain. You cannot afford to use a
The order of Lions held their semi­
which
is 53 years old, being one worn
The commission will take active
Mary E. Lindley to E. A. Smith,
W. W. Branstetter and wife will re­
annual
election
‘
last
Staurday
night.
binder
that wastes your grain. The DEERING
by bis brother and left at Union­
EKl.Mi has a per-
steps at once to enforce the provis­ 20 acres in tp. 18 s, r 2 w, *200.
turn to Portland tonight.
The
following
weie
selected
as
offi
­
town
in
1852.
He
attracted
consider
­
feet
reel
and
binder,
insuring
no
waste.
'
_____________
The
DECKING is
Willamette Real Estate Company to
ions of the law, which, it is asserted,
able attention with it on the streets cers: E. W. Jordan, president; Peter a very LIFHT DRAFT machine because it is fitted with
Harry B. Straight left today for
J.
E.
Milliorn,
lots
9
and
10,
block
have
been
flagrantly
violated
by
big
Colgaard, past president; Mrs. Col-
today.
an extended visit in the east.
56, Junction City, *100.
roller and ball bearings.
gaard, vice president; Mrs. Bollman,
Prof. Young is in Portland attend­ concerns operating in Portland.
Mary S. Clendenen to Etta A.
secretary; Rena Jordan, treasurer.
ing tbe State Teachers' Association.
Ross, 140 acres in tp. 20 s, r 4 w,
This lodge seems to be In a flourish­ WE CARRY EXTRAS IN STOCK.
Examine the
Miss Ada Sells, trimmer for Mise E.
*1500.
ing condition as ita growth indicates. Deering before buying or send for catalogue.
R. C. and Etta A. Ross to Mary 8.
Saltzman, has gone to San Francisco.
Remaining unclaimed in the Post-
Mias Annie Inman of Eugene, made
Clendenen, lots 2 and 3, block 8, office at Eugene, Oregon, June 23,
Mrs. A. Harding and family left to­
Mrs. E. W. Jordan a visit of a few
Caaterline of Portland, a Scott’s ad. to Eugene, *1500.
J.
B.
1900.
day for Gervais to spend tbe summer.
hours.
toolmaker by trade, has rediscovered
W. J. and Isabella Steel to James
Berry, Herald
R- Al. Cramer, of the Corvallis the lost art of tempering steel. An
Mr. Jesse Fountain left Sunday for
S. and Hattie L. Taylor, 108 acres in
Davis,
E.
F.
organ and carriage factory, is in Eu­ Oregonian reporter saw some aston­
Fairview, He informs us he has not
tp.
16
s,
r
w,
*1.
Fetterly,
James
gene.
ishing tests yesterday.
decided when be will returu.
John T. Branton. guardian of Mary,
Foster, A.
E- J. Frazier Is in Portland as a
Fastening a large nail in a vise Blanch, Samuel and Melvin Bran
Gepbart, Miss Mary
LIFE INSURANCE TALK.
witness in tbe case of U. S. vs. Mc­ be took a shaving off it with a drawer­ ton, to Claude C. Campbell, 37.31
Gates, John
Kinley.
knife tempered by his process, the acres in tp. 17 a, r 1 w, *300.
Grigsby, Mrs. Amauda
To tbe man who says: “I’ll carry
J. S. Bowlby to E. A. Bond, cer­
Miss Ethel La Raut, sister of Mrs. tool remaining sharp. Also took an
Kenworth, A. E.
my own insurance. If it paya the
R- A. Booth, returned to Saginaw ax thus tempered and cut into a liar tain land in tp.l 8 s, r 1 w, *800.
McAlister, Mirs Maggie
company, it will pay me."
today.
of tool steel a sixteenth of an inch
V. W. Robinett, et al, to R. Al.
Osborne, Rev.
Then you should be able to carry
without
turning
the
edge
ofjtbe
ax.
Cranflll,
10
*4
interest
in
bouse
and
Heed, Miss Joaaie
Thos. Hawthorne left today for
mine
also.
Here is *35 if you will
The secret of the process lies in tbe jot at corner of West Tenth and
Kendall, David
Ontario. Eastern Oregon, on a survey­
give a l>ond to pay my family *1001) in
chemical
into
which
he
dips
tbe
iron
Olive
streets,
Eugene,
*1.
Starr. Mrs. Nancy
ing trip.
case I die witbin a year. Of couree
after bringing It to a red heat.
J. B. and Eliza Dunham to Mary
Sullivan, Dsn’I.
Miss Vernita Henderson left this af­ There is no way to patent bis dis­
you cannot take a chance like that
C. Ford, 160x1 feet in Eugeue. *1.
Weir, Frank
ternoon for a five weeks’ visit in covery, as patenting would give the
either on my life or yours. You
W. R. Walker tu Henry Bezy, lot
Weiss, Paul,—2.
Portland.
might if you were to insure* hundred
to
the
public
and
anyone
could
secret I------.
10, Brooklyn, *80.
When calling for the above phase
thousand live* all at tbe same time.
Professor A. P. McKinley was a use it without asking or leave.
state when advertised.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
You cannot afford to carry a single
Passenger north on’his morning's de­
J. L. Page. P. M.
John
B.
Patterson
and
Miss
Daisy
express package from New York to
layed overland.
Dell Dillard, Alf Dillard witnese.
San Francisco for fifty cents. A d
Or. D. E. Loveridge was a passenger
W. E. NoffsiDger and Daisy Bald
expreea company does it aud makes
t>> Portland today to attend the Epis­
ridge. J. T. Rowland witness.
money, because It carries thousands
copal diocese.
DECLARATION PAPERS.
The Oregon Children's Home So
Tbe directors of Albany school dis­ of | ai kag»’« at once.
Hynaon Smith of Janet ion precinct,
bas several children who are
It ie safe for tbe Mutual Insurance
ciety
France*
McRae,
a
subject
of
the
trict
riot j esterday and elected tbe fol
in Eugene today and made tbe
now ready for homes In families. King of England, flies bi* declare lowing teachers fur the schools of Al Company to insure you, for it is
''uard a pleasant call.
Among tbe number, are boys sg»-d tioa of intending to become a U. s bany the coming year;
•arrylug aimiliar policies on more
Prof. Condon and Mrs. McCornack nine and ten years, who could make
than
half a million people, You can
Prof. E. G. Adams, superintendent;
!*ft today enroute to White Salmon. themselves useful on ranches. Will citizen.
not afford to carry your own ineur |
MARRIAGE
LICENSES.
Prof.
E.
F.
Carlton,
principal
of
the
Or., on the Columbia.
some good families give them homes
auce, nor that of any other tingle life ■
John J. Hansaker and Alice M High School; Prof. J. B Leatherman,
MilHons have tried to carry their j
•'*’*. E. D. Mattinson, who has on three months’ tris). Address i
principal
of
the
Madison
school;
been visiting her mother. Mrs. C. F. So pt. I- F. Tobey. «6 Marque« Smith, E. B. Handsaker wituews.
own
insurance and have failed. The i
Ikira Al Spong and Fred Al. Bryrue. Ethel Redf'eld, Olive Baltipore, May Mutual Life Insurance Company of
building, Portland. Oregon, Other
' ,'t®rs. returned borne today.
Norwood,
Carrie
Saltmarsh,
Annie
John Baker witness.
County Superintendent W. M. papers p lease copy.
Peas«, Susan New York have carried million* of
B. A. Smith and Nettie Hale, C. C. Fortmiller, Myrtle
risks and ar* no* carrying million*
Miller left today to attend the State
Thrall,
Ida
Ward,
Ann*
Yantia, Flor
Matlock witneea.
of risk* safely through. Place your
•‘»ehers' Associstion at Portland.
Frank A. Page and Minnie M. Buck ence Hammer, re elected; Pet Mar- money where it it *afe. Writ* or see
-hall,
of
ADauy;
Cora
E.
McCully,
Elms and Ruby Hendricks and
man. I. T. Nickliu witueea.
W. A. Wann for rate* and terms.
' 'Hy Ankeny are in Turner atteod-
Jowph W. Morris aud Sadie C. of Halsey; Mona Fraucia; Mary A.
W A. WANN,
Weth.-rby
of
Eugene,
a
gradual»
’
of
‘ 1 the camp meeting of tbe Christ­
C. 8, Farrow A Company yesterday ’ Lxacb. M. Leacb witneM.
Supervisor
of
Agencies,
Eugene, Or.
ian church.
Thomas Scott and Jeaeie Heath. W Monmouth thia year; and France*
sold the C. M. Itentmore residue* »
French,
of
Allauy,
new
teachers,
»• Dr. Smith nee John«>t>. for- property at tbe corner of Oak and I D. Heath witnese.
®“rly of Eugene, now of Turner, East Thirteenth streets, to J. A. Mc­ Otis B. Tout and Constance A. super iumerary will be elected,
Handsaker, Horace Burnett «rftunaa. of the old teachers were not
’•nt to Walterville this afternoon for Mahon for KJ'11-
ele. ted.
• »»»it with Mrs. Shumate.
There I’ no disease so insinuat­
ing sloW but hUre‘ “ kid,,,*y d**-
ease or so wide-spread. The symp-
tomi are so alight as to generally
escape notion.
The first indications apjiear in
the urine, with varied effects. The
Quantity may be increased or de­
creased; it is likely to be highly col­
ored and scalding; it may be pale
or thin, or thick and milky with a
sediment.
Later on more pro-
nouuced symptoms will be present,
suen as dizziness, bloating, etc.,
with marked bladder aud uriuary
«Borders.
'!
Yale
Beats Harvard
in Their Annual
Setto.
The Knights oí Phythias
Fats” and “Leans”
Play Good Ball.
i
Goddess of Liberty.
MAN GOES
VIOLENTLY INSANE
Foot Badly Cut.
Low Shoes
New Stage Rig.
All Styles
All Sizes
All Prices
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Personals.
Umira Items.
HOME FROM A
TRIP EAST
DEERING IDEAL BINDER
List of Letters.
A Great Discovery.
CHAMBERS’
HARDWARE
Celebrate...
...Celebrate
4th of July
Homeless Children
Albany School Teachers.
at Eugene, Oregon.
Baloon Ascensions, Fire Works,
Bands of Music, League Games of
Baseball, Hum.in Flag.
• • FREE
DANCE..
Many other Attrac tions.
Best < ’rlehration
Ever Held in Eugene.
Property Sold
Celebrate at Eugene
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