YORAN FOR MAJOR
OF BATTALION
f
Allowed July 2:
Road account:—
Road Account
James W ilson, road work
Would Have Been Colonel of the Henry C tulh I ihw , road work
Blair Hunter, road work
Regiment — Division Made to
F. L. Crenshaw, road work
Suit Porthnd.
Henry Koropp, road work
Geo. Hill, road work
The 25th of this mouth officers of A. Baker, crusher.
the First Separate Battalion must C. A. Applewhite, road work
have their ballots for major iu the W. II. Oswold, crusher
offices of the Adjutant General in Frank Taylor, road work
Portland, Who this man will be is Samuel 8. Baxter, road work
Col. Chas. Lutmau, road work
is not hard [to conjecture.
<4oo. O. Yoran, who *.ias been the bead H. A. Kompp, gravel rake.
and soul of tbe Fourth Regiment, Eugene Lumber Company, lum­
will be the honored man. His sub­
ber
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ordinate officers, who have served Briggs Lumber Company, lum­
under him in time of war and dur­
ber
ing the peaceful existence of the past R. B. Davidson, lumber
few years, have always l>eeu enthu­ W. B. Andrews, binder
siastic in support of the Colonel.
Coast Lumber Company, lum
As fur as known there will tie no
her
While BCo). Yoran 8. L. Moorhead, gravel
other candidate,
has not solicited the votes of his sub Griffin A Veatch, merchandise
ordinate officers, it is their wish that Win. Driscoll, blacsinithing
he shall accept the highest position M. Wooten, gravel
in the gift of the First Separate Bat E. M. Smith, gravel
James Patker, gravel
tnl ion.
It is said by an ex member of the Wheeler Brothers A Owens,
O. N. G., that perhaps it was this
lumber ...
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popularity of Col. Yoran that caused Miller A Bucktium, merchandise
the division of the companies by the R. H. Hbreaver, crush r
.
State Military Board as it was. Had C.W . Caldwell, crusher
the Fourth Regiment been given an Charley Harris, crusher
....
equal show with the Third in reorgan­ Elmer (‘’aidwell, crusher
ising the one regiment which the Mil­ J. Elliott, crusher
itary Board contemplated, Col. Yoran Beu Hquibbs, crusher...............
would have beeu Colonel of the new C. W. Evans, crusher.................
regiment. As it is, but three old M. C. Goodeuow, crusher
Fourth Regiment companies buve E. W. Pollock, crusher.............
been admitted to the Third Regi­ Lynn Stewart, crusher .
ment, oue baa been disbanded and Lenlir C h rt brae, ci usher
the other four have beeea placed in a Bert Berry, crusher
battalion. This seems as if it was Alva Wilson, crusher
done to give the Portland companies Laue Matlock, crusher
the majority in the selection of a John Parker, road work
Colonel.
Wm. Powell, road work
As a candidate for Colonel of the CbHs. Powell, roud work
Third Infantry General C. U. Gan L. Holtzman, »hovelinggravel
tenbein of Portland, is making a hard A.J.Brinkley, shoveling gravel
fight. Captain Voorhees, is also in Johu Cantrell, shoveling gravel
the race and Gen. Owen Hummers is J no. Moss, shoveling gravel
also a candidate. Who will be seloct Frank Powell, shoveling gravel
ed la uuknowu at this time.
If none E. Bjloke, shoveling gravl
of these have a majority a number of John Calloway, road work
dark horses are in the Held for honors H. IlaUBel, road work .............
L. Crenshaw, shoveling gravel
that may fail.
E. P. Prutber, shoveling gravel
Chas. Powell, shoveling gravel
L. lleitzman, shoveling gravel
Joseph Liles, road work............
The will of the late J. 8. Covell Freeland Emmons, road work.
has been attacked by his sister, Arthur Garrision, road work..
Caroline McLum of Palouse, Wash­ Chas. Kompp, road work ...
ingten. Notice of contest was tiled M. M. Gillespie, road work
several months ago through her at Tommy Ohlsen, road wprk ...
torneys, Thompson A Hardy. The Joseph Holub, road work
case was taken up III prolate by Judge C. Barnes, road work
11. R. Kincaid yesterday. The estate Jerome Wilson, road work
is valued at about 82,500. Covel) tie E. M. Barley, road work ....
quest lied the entire sum for the erec A. Baker, road work
tion of a monument in memory of the F. C. Jensen, road work .....
veterans of the civil war, of which be Henry Kouipp, road work
J.A . Reed, toad work
was oue.
The grounds for the contest are E. W. iluut, road work
........
that he was induced to make the will — Niebert, road work
under undue influence, and that he Tburmau Himpsou, road work
was in no mental condition to prop­ Will Pitney, road work ...
erly execute the document.
Mrs. John Strome, road work
Melarn whs not mentioned in the Sam Norman, road work ...
J. L. Flint, road work
will.
L. T. Harris und J. M. William» Glen O. Powell, road work
John Pitney, road work
are attorneys for the executors.
B. F. Smith, road work
Benjamin Romany, r iad work
REDUCED EXCURSION RATES. Fitz Lee, road work
.............
Win. Liaikard, road work ........
To the Seaside and Mountain Resort, W. II. Clark, Kot 1 W< rb
for the Summer.
Myron Wallace, lumber
Ike Howard, road work
The Southern Pacific Company bar Charlie Demmiiig, road work .
placed ou sale at very low rate» A. 1. Taylor, road work .....
round-trip tickets to the various re Clarence Alford, road work
sorts along its Hues, aud also, in con­ J. R. Robinett, road wotk
nection with the Corvallis A Eastern
Th os. Gates road work
Railroad to lietroit and the seaside
at Yaquina Bay, latter tickets good J. Beuuett, road work .............
Ham Robiusou, road work
for return until Octocber loth.
Frank Kelsvo, road work
Three day tickets to Yaquina Bay,
good going Saturdays, n't urn ing Moil M. F. Casteel, gravel loader
days, are on sale at greatly reduced Chas. Robinson, gravel loader
M. F. Casteel, plank
rates from all points Eugene and the
Ike Howard, wood
north ou both east and west side
Arthur
Woolridge,
gravel
lines, enabling |>eople to a)iend Hun
loader
day at the s«<aaide. Very low round
Norman
Purkerson, gravel
trip rates are also made lietweeu Port­
loader
... .
land and same poiuts ou the Southern
J. D. Cox, gravel loader.
Pacific, good going Saturdays, re
Fitz Lee, plowing.
turniug Suuday or Monday, allowing
John Kuott, road work
Portland people to spend Sunday in
F. W. Tbotn, road work
the country and the out-of-town peo­
Ferd Tracer, road work
ple to have the day iu Portland.
I. 8. Day, road work
Tickets from Portland to Yaquina
Norris Owen, road work
Bay good for return by Allwny and
Henry Carson, road work
East Side, or Corvallis and West
C. 11. Powell, road work
Hide, at option of passenger. Bag
Johu Kuest, road work
gage checked through to Newport. A
new feautre at Nel. port this year will Andy lleitzman, road work
Mr. Humphrey, road work
I* an up to date Kiudergarten In
P. Blas, rood work
charge of an experienced teacher.
Frauk Hchnioef, road work
A lieautifuHy illustrated booklet
Geo. l*eis», road work
describing,the seaside resorts on Ya-
Frank Hcbmeer, road work
puina Bay has lieen published by the
Wm. Williams, road work
Southern Pacific
aud Corvallis A
E. M. Smith, road work
Eastern Railroads, and can le secured
J no. F. Hatley, load work
from any of their agents, or by ad­
T. J. Calioway, road work
dressing W. E. Cuman G. P. A.,8. P.
Claim Geu»en, road work
Co., Portland, or Edwin Stone, Mau
Geo. Canady, road work
ager C. A E. R. R. , Allauy.
Church Htepbens, road work
Yours truly,
J. C. Dobm, rood work
W E. GOMAN,
Wiley Stewart, road work
Geo. Paas. Agent
Joseph Htephaus, road work
Clive Taylor, road work
Tbe workmen engaged for the past R. L. llayee, road work ...
few weeks in substituting a larger Chas. Hailey, road work
pipe in place of tbe small pipe I Chas. Powell, road work
which conveyed tbe water for use at M H. Howitt, road work
tbe University, have tluiahoi their M. F. Stafford, read work
work. Tbe change will now place th« 1 J. C. Micholeon, road work
University buildings under better I Sanford Skinner, road work
J. M Stafford, road work
protection from Ore.
E. E. McClanahan, who ha» tbe I Joe Strome, road work ...
young ladies of Eugene in a flutter John Bennett, read work
over expected rides in his "re«lDevil”| Ed. D. Bundy, road work
automobile, did not arrive in I ngen.-1 David Strome, road w« rk
last evening as expected. He came a» | H. A. Cooley, road work
far as Harriebnrg at.d went Iwck to Walter Cleek, road work
Albany to spend the night. He ar , Jake Shipley, road work
rived in Eugene this afternoon.
Contesting the Will.
I
1
I
Connty Allowances
ADVANCE GUARD
| Country around h< re with a view of
I settling, left totisi* fur Purtlaud.
8
ACCIDENT CLIMBED MOUNTAIN
They will return »bortly
10
AGAIN
SOLD
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
L.
Stevens
ot
5
Carlton, Oregon, arrived yesterday.
I
Mr. Stevens has leased a room iu tbe
Sanders building. West Eighth street, A Mr. Taylor and Mr. Vincent Mazamas Re .cheti Viithin löoo
Mr and Mrs. W. F. Osburn and will opeu a geueral merchandise,
Receive Injuries Which Bring
uo.
Feet of summit of Middle S s-
0fi|
establishment there during tbe latter-
Took Charge of the R<s-
Them to Eugene.
ter on July 12.
part of this month.
Oi 0U
taurant Today.
I
1 25
(Daily Guard, July *30.)
The advance guard of the M»».^
(Daily Guard, June 18.
A Mr. Taylor was brought into Eu- made tbe trip to tb<- Three
39 30
The Hazelwood restaurant hah
gene this morning from Hale where I leaving McKenzie Bridge «Band»
10 00
again changed owners.
M. 8. Hub
he was working on a bridge. He had I morning, July 12, at7:3oa<|i
17 50
hie, who two mouths ago purchased
fallen from tbe structure, upon which ! riving ut tba snow line cmnpet’^
(From The Nugget.)
6 at
the property from Abshire, today com
Dr. D. A. Paine, of Eugene, was in | was at work and sustained severeflac- same «veiling, after a trip by
6 50
pieted a sale whereby Mr. and Mrs. the city last Tuesday on professional
erations and bruises ou his left leg. horses 23 miles via Lake ViB
18 00
W’. F.'Osburn, recently of Tillamook
business. Mrs. W. A. Hemenway Medical aid was secured and tbe man a. rose the lava flow and around tti
25 00
county, *(be is an old-time Eugene
passed through this city this week en­ will return to his home as soon as his Obsidian cliffs, encountering con«,
3 001
boy, eon of W. T. Oebnrn), aesume
route from Eugene to Grants Pass, condition will permit.
eruble snow. Camp waa macle at td
2 75
the management of the popular cafe.
where she joined her husband, who
Mr. Vincent, brother of Bert Vin­ snow line aud the start fur the««
5 28
Mrs Osburn will have active man­
has taken charge of the G H A H G cent the barber, suffere«! a more pain­ mit of the Middle Siitor wt.~ begun Mt
S&O
agement of the business. They take
ful injury this morniug. He was en­ 6 o'clock tbe morniug of Mondej
3 20
Co's
store at that place.
charge this evening and will present
Dr Paine of Eugene, passed through gaged in running a bay mower when July 13. The weather wm. threet«.’
7 06
their first chicken dinner to the pub­
ou his way to Wildwood, where he in some way hie hand was caught in ing but it was hoped it would elm.
4 12
lic tomorrow.
Mrs. Osburn has bad
was called to assist Dr. Hosmer in an tbe sickle and tbe horses started the
5 50
Alter a climb of four hour», »ltll
experience in the restaurant business
operation for appendicitus upon a lit­ machine, cutting the fiesh, tbe veins numerous stops on aecouut of fug ^4
5 50
iu Portland, aud is thoroughly compe­
6 40
and tendons in a frightful manner. wind, tbe party succeeded in reach
tent to take charge of aud make the tle daughter of James Hunt.
9 CO
Frank Phillips and J I Jones visited The physicians thought he would lose ing an altitude of 9,tX0 feet, when 4
venture the success which has at­
Eugene Monday, where they looked into half bis hand as a result of tbe unfor­ halt was mude for about one and,
a 80
tended i he former proprietors.
plans aud specifications for their new tunate accident. He arrived iu Eu­ half hours. With the wind hloang
i 00
Mr. Hubble, the retiring owner,
1 00
brick block soon to be ereeted ou their gene about noon aud was cared for by a heavy gale and threatening clon^
will visit a few weeks, accompanied
7»
property on Main street.
obscuring the view, tbe partyeuBwaj
physicians.
He
by his wife, in Eastern Oregon,
6 07
L. P. McCoy met with a serious ac­
severely from tbe intense cold aid
is undecided as to bis future business
cident last Tuesday. Mr McCoy was
about noon it was decided to reiurj
but will very likely remain in Eu­
ESTATE
AMOUNTS
hauling long cedar piling from the
to the euow-line camp, arriving tbtn
gene.
He has been accustomed all
woods with his team, when in some
at 1:3U p. m. The climber«, con-
bis life to out-door work and found
TO ABOUT $9555.50 posed of the following membera, 10c
manner the log rolled from its course
the indoor work too confining and BO
and
caught
Mr
McCoy
underneath.
ceeded iu reaching within about luu)
The numerous springs and seaside disposed of his business.
T h it happened the gentleman fell
feet of the summit:
resorts are at present the homes of
iu a slight indentation and therefore
Fred H. Kiser, aud Oscar Kiser,
many Eugene residents.
(Daily Guard, June 20. )
escaped from his dangerous position
Columbia Beach, Or.; Gardiner Bia-
We chronicle the fact that workmen
Letters of estate were tiled in the sei, Grand Rapids, Mich.; M. X
with some severe bruises and a
are engaged in laying the joists for
county clerks office this afternoon by Scarborough,
badly
skinned
face.
Eugene, Or.; J. V.
the first floor of the new High School
(Daily Guard. June 17.)
A southern man has discoverd that Isaac Gray, Jr., of Portland, eon of O’Leary, Mckenzie Bridge (guide.
building.
feeding hens with onions flavors their the late Isaac Gray, cud prayer for James Payne, Routledge, Or ; Fnd
Otto Olston is in Cottage Grove.
Frank Hendricks has sold his house
eggs. He is uow trying the experiment appointment as adminstrator of the A. Routledge and L. E. Anderun,
Cha'.
Cochran
returned
to
Cottage
and lot in the Hendricks’ addition
of feeding them with whisky and su­ estate was made to the county court. both of Portland.
Grove today.
to A. J). Berger, a recent arrival.
The petition states that the estate
gar to produce eggnog. They’ve made
Mrs.
J.
E.
Noland
came
iu
from
Professor Sweetzer of the Unit«.
Jerry Dammon made the sale.
amounts
to about 89,555.50. The heirs sity of Oregon, Eugene, remaittdii
a
wiielees
telegraph,
a
horseless
car
­
Creswell today.
Ashland Tidings: Prof. Irving M.
riage, too, and there’s no telling what are as follows: Mis. Dora Gray, wife; snow line to gather botanical nd
Miss Bertae Walker, of Salem, is
Glen oi the University of Oregon,
the mind of man can do. We’ll soon Isaac Gray, Jr. ; Mrs. Sarah Holcomb, other specimens.
who is to have charge of the adult visiting iu Eugene.
be eating heuless eggs aud drinking Portland; Wm. Wallace Gray, P. O.
The official party of the Maumn
V. I). Scobert left this afternoon cowlees milk, and wearing cloths of unknown; Richard, John S., Henry,
chorus singing at Chautauqua, ar­
arrived at McKenzie Bridge onW
for
a
brief
stay
at
Yaquina
Bay.
rived from Eugene, Tuesday.
sheeplese wool, or mayhap wormleee Claude, Gertrude, June and Edward nesday evening, aud expect to ntki
Mrs 8. R. Jessups, of Salem, is vis­ silk. How would you
Good for the Portland “Browns!”
likeatrs Gray, Eugene; Geo. Gray, Rhodes, the official climb on Tuesday. July IL
They have learned the nationnl game iting friends and relatives here.
peach, or a piece of hogless pork Ariz. ; and Elizabeth Taylor, Still­
with n vengeance.
Their second
Hon. and Mrs. R. A. Booth went to They'll yet make
wireless tele­ water, Minn.
victory over Oakland was recorded Wilbur this afternoon to epend Sun phones, or may be, noiseless noise,
MILLBURN BBOWN
yesterday by a score of 13 to 5.
day.
aud I'm afraid if they keep on they’ll
The Hoard of School Directors have
Mrs. J. M. Volkmar was an arrival yet make dadless .boys.
made the first payment on the ui w by #the afternoon’s train from Cres­
High School building, 83000, to the well.
The Guard has been requested to
architects aud contractors. The con­
call the attention of hunters to the
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gilbert re­
crete foundation has been finished.
necessity of tags being attached to
turned today from a short stay at
Geo. Graves, the traveling man, ar­ Newport.
skins of deer shot. The law requires Interested In a Valuable Ltdjtol
rived this morniug from Portland in
Gold Ore Onthe Applegate.
Southern Oregonian: “That there the State Game Warden to furnish
Mrs. John O’Brien of Albany. is
his automobile.
Ills machine ap­ visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. will be a boom iu the timber lands of such tags to every county clerk in the
pears to lie a lrequent visitor at the M. Titus* iu this city.
Sourthen Oregon sooner or later state, who is to issue them to hunters
Millburn Brown, an old pioneercf
repair shops hut Graves will soon be
killing deer, and one of them
Mrs. F. E. Chambers went to Cot­ seems to be no doubt. This section
Laue county who moved to Gru»
able t( handle all parts of it himself.
tage Grove today to be the guest of has recently been visited by several proprerly stamped is to be attached Pass a few years ago hue struck it
It is the Rambler make.
intending purchasers—whether for to the skin of each deer they shoot. rich during his prospecting out ttue
friends there a few days.
These tags should have been iu the
The brick work on the opera house
Mrs. L. F. Stanley, who has lieen themselves or lumber syndicates we bauds of.the County Clerks some time lie informs a Eugene friend that silk
walls v ill tie finished Monday of next
have
no
information
—
whose
number
bis partners he has uucovere tbe ! m
in Eugene for the past few weeks
ago, as the open season for shooting
week.
The second story was much
of a ledge 30 inches ;»ide out the»,
with her husband, left today for Ash­ is are increaisug. We confidently ex­
more quickly tiuished than the first
pect that many sales will take c
e deer commenced on July 15, and and it carries free gold all th« nf
land.
on account of the immense space
during the coming year. The Big many have beeu killed already. It across it’s face. The simple quutl
Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrence Wilhelm
taken by the windows. The entirj
Bend Milliug Company, which is must be remembered that the number is crystal white and cuntail e tbe fra-
structure will be inclosed in two were passengers this afternoon, to composed of W. I. Vawter, A. A. of deer allowed to be shot by each
metal in pieces as large asgnilitf
Lebanon where they will visit a few
weeks.
Davis and G. W. Howard, lately pur­ hunter is limited to live, and that wheat. The ore carrier value«at th
days.
Hpringfield News:
“Eugene has
chased 800 acres of timber laud, lo­ none are allowed to be sold; nor rate of thousands of .dollars to theta
Miss Lettie Paine, of Glencoe, cated iu Rancheria district and be­ are hunters allowed to shoot deer, elk
Every secret
gone baseball crazy,
The owners of the claim are jubiM
order mid all the professions are chal­ Minnesota, arrived this afternoon longing to the Beall heirs, for 88000. etc, for obtaining the hide, horns, over it and believe they bare a to
lenging each other. It's about time and is the guest of her cousin, Miss
They also bonded C. C. Beekman’s hams, or other flesh for the purpose anza. They have driven iu atuurelS
the babies do a turn.” The infants Carrie Paine.
Urge tract ou Bigg Butte, at the rate of sale, barter or exchange, excep a depth of 50 feet which ia practical)!
Miss Miller, of the Guard force, of 812 an acre. What these transac­ upon permission from the State Game all the development work that is
did their turn one day last week,
making a score of 4 against the Eu­ who has been confined to her home tions indicate will more fully appear Warden.
been done thus far. As thia is but J»
gene 1< ague’s 12. They came from a the past week with a severe cold, is in the future.’’
of the several rich Unde that Is»
greatly
improved.
near-by town.
Parties having timber laud in a
A Reckless reat.
been n;r.de on the Applegate, muuW
Miss Pearl Stafford and Mr. and body should organize ai d pool their
t'ottiige Grove Leader: The O.
men have Leen led to turntbeirsttes-
Albany,
Or.,
July
20.
—
Herbert
Sap
­
A H. E. Company’s depot and Mrs. Frank Stafford left this after­ interests. Those who are selling their
tiou
in that direction. Therein*
office building iu this city is near­ noon for Albany to attend the funeial timler holdings for 810 to 815 per pington, a Portland youth, was quite large number of claims overthenb
seriously
injured
yesterday
while
at
­
ing completion. They purchased the of Mrs. Bethel Stafford, who died acre will see the day they will regret
ing opened up, and all are niiiiif*
their action. Good timber lands in tempting a high dive from the Albany
Loug flour mill aud are having the there yesterday.
fine showing.
steel
bridge
into
six
teet
of
water
in
interior reconstructed, large windows
The Cottage Grove Nugget says : a body, or any^claims that can be
are being put in, aud when completed Mr. and Mrs. 1). T. A w brey left logged easily, will soon lie cheap at the Willamette River below.
Sappington dived from a height of
it will be a very neat, comfortable Thursday for Seaside, where they will 850 per acre. Many claims have beeu
80
feet. He made the jump forward
sold
in
the
state
of
Washington
for
and co nmodlous headquarters for the spend a couple of weeks, during
company's business. A sidetrack will which time the many friends of more than that sum. Don't throw and did not even half turn over, so
He struck
The Roseburg Review says: ffids
lie laid along the east side of the “Tom” trust he will recover bis your chance away, but hang on to as to strike on his head.
ou bis face and knees, his presence of Geo. Engle, released by tbe Portimi
building to accommodate the passen­ equilibrium which was somewhat un- your timber land.
mind in drawing up his knees to pro­ “Browns” has been >igned bj tt*
ger business.
settled last week when he, so some
tect his stomach probably saving his Roseburg league team for the rettu
of bis friends allege, tried to butt a
r life. As it was, Sappington struck der of the Willamette Valley Le*f”
locomotive off the 8. P. track at this
considerable surface of water with a season. Pitcher Joe h’ustal, *1*^
place. His friends still feel some lit­
resounding
smack.
the “Browns,’* has beeu ‘farm»« •
tle anxiety regarding him, not know­
Mrs. F.dna Buttram of Pomeroy,
He immediately called for a boat to Roseburg. Both pitcher» srs kMj
ing what kind of a dido be will cut
Wash., who is visitiDg her brother come quick, and it was found that be l.any where the locals play this aft*
The Cottage Grove Leader says: dowu on the rippling beach.
Isaac Zumwalt in Eugene, accc mpa- was injured severely. Blood was issu­ noon and tomorrow. Engle will 1*^ 1
Unde John Currin, an old and esti­
nied Mr. Zumwalt and bis wife on top ing from the diver's mouth, uoae and today Hnd Kostal tumurru». h**
mable pioneer citigen of this vicin­
of Skinner’s Butte the other day.
ears, while his eyes were bulging out. mon are- handy w ith tbe bst and
(Daily Guard, July 18.)
ity, suffered a severe paralyt ie stroke
Other people have beeu there before Soon his face and bretrat began turn­ not iu the box will play outfield
Thoa. Medley came down today
last Monday morning at bis farm
home , five miles east of town, which from Cottage Grove to see the ball them but we doubt if any three per­ ing black. It is not yet known how sitious. If Eugene can bred r'"*
sons with their total of years or more seriously Sappington is injured, but with Salem, Roseburg is g*’1* *
effected his entire right aide and his game.
win the penuai.t by taking»11 ,l*
vocal organs as well. Dr. W. W. Og­
Mrs. J. P. Cooley and daughter ever made the climb. Mrs. Zum­ internal injuries are feared.
walt
is
08
years
of
age,
Mr.
Zumwalt
final six games—tbe regular fear. -4
lesby was summoned and succeeded Oleta, of Brownsville, are at Belknap
78 while his sister, Mrs. Buttram, has WILLAMETTE VALLEY CHAUTAU­ Albany and thepostj'uusu gau.*111
in speed Illy overcoming the compli­ Springs.
passed the four-score mark, is 82.
cation and left his patient in the
QUA ASSOCIATION.
I>r. W. L. Cheshire, who has been
Salem •nd Eugene.
They walked up to the old observa­
evening able to walk about. Mr. to Portland ou busiuees, returnel
OUR EAGLE El t.
tory building from the depot, then
Currin. although 87 years of age, has this afternoon.
that pcDDant Mr. hc*to»
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
down
to
the
east
end
and
back
of
the
on
generally enjoyed good health and is
Telegram :
Miss Bertha Whiteaker butte to the Zumwalt home in the Association will lie held at Gladstone and if you will take that g»M**
of a very strong and rugged constitu­
of Eugene, has been visiting in Port­ west part of town. Their combined Park, near Oregon City, July 14tb Salem we will arrange for ti* *•
tion, therefore he rallied speed illy land the past week.
to Eugene. We vval<i‘‘‘r9l
to 25th inclusive. Rate of one and
ages are 228.
come
from the shock to his nervous sys­
rJsyH**)
one-third
fare
on
the
certificate
plan
Miss Gussie Baldwin went to Port­
you to look cut f< r one
tem and seems on the road to com-
has
been
made
from
all
points
on
----------------------
land this afternoon to epend a few
mick, however, be can ell
plete tecovery.
Oregon
_— Lines,
Special attractions percentage and I. w«r yoon <• *
days with city friends.
have been provided,
“Germaine” »•me time; thia is Salim'«
Miss Lillian Buckner went to Al­ I
the magician, with bis wonderful We've been through the mill
l«ny this afternoon to be the guest
Tbe largest and most luxuriant crop productions; R. J. Burdette, the
of frieud» for the next three weeks.
of wild blackberries that has been celebrated humorist, will entertain
Mr. and Mr». I- N. Rouey aud Mr.
KAILS IDS!
______ , -------
while EXCURSION
The Crystal Consolidated Mining and Mr». L. G. Adair went to Boawell found on the vines in Laue county in bis usual delightful manner,
CHEAT NORTHERN RAH*'1
Company of Cottage Grove, is going Springs this afternoon to spend Sun for a number of years is being the lectures of Hou. Champ Clarke
plucked by tbe iudustrious small boy and Hon. J..P. Dolliver will be an
to bo < tie of the substantial concern» day.
r»
and bis little sister. Pickers report intellectual treat.
of the Bohemia district, according to
Chicago and return
Mim Ada Orrell returned this at that they are dead ripe and ueed car
Many other attractions will be pro­
the Leader, which says that this com­
ternoon from Allwny where she bad ing for. Ail tbe berries need is vided, making the finest entertain­ St. Louie and return
pany will shortly commence the con-1
Peoria and return
visiting friends for the past pickers.
ment ever given at this Chautauqua. St. Paul and return
struct ion of 7600 fret of good wagon
few days.
Fourteen quarts were gathered by
.Minneapolis at
gf
road, make the purchase of a small
1 ooe
---- • individual
-
ThJg
yesterday,
, 4
sawmill plant, a 25 ton per day stamp Telegram: Mrs Jerry Horn and daugb
They used to turn the gas down Deluth and returr
Dates of sale: June
, ¿g
mil), and concentrators to iustall in ter, of Eugene, hare been attend proves their*, abundance.
low, so they could not tie seen; but
and 21th to 30th; Jul/
the company's mines. Novemiier 1st ing the Woodmen carnival. They ar­
courtship in these modern days, is
and August 25tb snd -'t*'
OASTORI
is set as a date at which the improve­ rived Tuesday
no re like this, I ween: An auto in a good for 90 days I < r fol1
th»
Mine
Aym
Adams
of
Portland,
who
ments will I* completed
country road, a broken-down machine,
has l>ren visiting .Mr». Drew Griffin
a pair of occupants who often turn tion call od or a
in Eugene this week, returned this
city* ticket agent.
down the gasoline.
WORKING NiGBT AND DAY.
I afternoon Io her home.
Portland. Oregon
1 he ' nsieet and mightiest little
Mita Effie Stewart of Cot tag» Grove,
thing bat ever was made ie Dr.
King's New Life Pill». These pills aud niece. Mis» Nellie Newland <i
change weakaree into strength, list Eugene, are the gii -t» of Mi»» St»«
leeeueae Into energy, brain fag into
mental power. They're wonderful art's parents al Brownsville
in building up the health Only 25
R. G. Calvert and O. E.
reute per box. Hold by W. L. De I »bo bate been looking
Lano
Arthur Jeusoneu, road work
Jack Furgersou, road Work
Marion llag.r, mad work
R. E. Durslmui, road work
John Hummers, road work
A. T. B< nnett, timber
J. C. Wilson, road work,
N. C. <'-iriateusen, gravel
R. Robertson, road work
Walter McPherson, road work
Leu Stevens, timber ...............
Griffin A Veatcb Company,
nails, etc.,
Aye A Hon, merchandise
J. F. Schrimpf, road work
Alex Gray, road work
C. W. Ruth, road work
Moon A Tingley, plow
C. W. Leak, road work.
H. M. I.iggs, road work
.
J. A. Nelson, road w irk
h. K. Chapman, plan,
M. Jaques, road work
C. B. Dotialdaou, road work
S. M Caruthers, road work
Ira Gray, road work
P. Conley, road work.
John Dins, road work
H. M. Conley, road work..
J. V. Wallace, road work
Eldon ('ruse, road work
C. F. Humphrey, road work
James Talifero, road work
John Yaruelj, road work
Mill lorn Brothers, merchandise
3
HAZELWOOD IS
Bietitits
Personals.
Deer Skins Must be Tagged.
STRIKES IT RICH
Timber Lands Bonded.
Roseburg is Confident
Some Lusty Age.
Lots ol Berries.
Mining Improvements.