MclNTURFF’S
I
Personáis
(Daily Guard, neplmbcr 4.
A. J. Newman returned today from
his trip south.
Mr. Russell, of near Elugene, was
a passenger to Portland today.
Kobt. Bidlde is in Albany visiting
I
I relatives and having his eyes treated.
Prof. O. E'. Stafford returned this
afteruoou
from his trip north and
I
into Eastern Oregon points.
Mrs. George Handsaker returned
this afternoou from Junction City,
where she has spent the week.
J. O. Watts, the optician, arrived
borne
last evening and will be iu his
A Woman With Dropsy Claims to
Eugene office until further notice.
be Suddenly Cured—
Miss Bernice Coebow, of Browns
ville, who has been visiting with
Pours Oil on Her
John Howe and family, left this af
Head.
ternoon for her home.
MIRACLES
PEARS CANNED
IN GOOD SHAPE
The Bartlett pear crop has congre
gated itself in the Eugene cannery
and is being bandied by the employes
of the Allen t’auuing A Packing Com-
pany in good shape. Tho place pre-
I seuts a busy scene.
The pear pack commenced yester
day with about otic third the tiumlier
of hands wanted. The cause of the
shortage is the bop season, which I
takes many of the cannery girls and
i women to the bop Heids. The com
pany advertises iu this issue formore
help.
Mr. Allen said that he bad on hand
about 5000 boxes of pears ready to be
worked. With the short supply of
hands be is working the ripest up
first ami handling the others as be is
able. There will be probably another
thousand boxes come into the canuery
this year. This represents a crop of
300,000 pounds in rouDd figures for
this vicinity.
PRUNES RIPENING.
Horae sample prunes in the office
were exhibited. The samples run 12
to the pound, and this class of prunes
are worth <12 per ton. As the size
varies the price goes down. Prunes
are rapidly ripening and are already
being handled by some. The ques
tion of boxes seems to bother some
prune growers, l’he shortage is due
to all the boxes being used in hand
ling pears.
J. J. VAUGHAN
TO CONTEST WITH
IMPROVE
RECOVEREDA
STOLEN HORSE
WASHINGTON
!
PIONEER
’Harrâ, of Tolo, Jackson
I 1 county,
T’ J. is Ô iu
Eugene for the purpose
University of
Oregon Will Go
Against Their Old Time Rivals
of taking back to his home a horse
Portland, Sept.
which was stolen from him about a
Heruiunn, representative o(V
of the North.
i year ago and sold to W. S. King, the
congressional district for i
'
gardner, who resides near Eugeue.
It was thought last year that defi in hearty accord with the
j Roy Hurlburt, a neighbor ofJKing's, ' nite arrangements between the Uni recently passed by (l,e
sold the horse recently to the latter versity of Oregon and University of Haord of Trade reeommendj,^
for 925. Inasmuch as Hurlburt was i Washington elevens could not be prquistion forthe
out on bonds, accused of stealing < made this year. The obstacles were the bar at the mouth of th„ “
Secret?
another horse iu Jackson county, ' the troubles the teams|bad during the River in Oregon.
King became suspicious aud wrote to past two seasons. This, however, Shllloek received a letter '/
I
Before Eugene Was Founded Sheriff Rader of Jackson county,
has beeu overcome and the two teams congressman yesterday, ack *
asking hitn if anyone had been miss have arranged a meeting for Novem ing the receipt of the resolJ'
—Efforts Were Made to
ing a horse and described the one ber 14th, to take place in Seattle. It scoring the department fori?
Locatethe County Seat
Hurlburt bad sold to him. The sher is proliable that on the return trip to advance the intereets of a.
iff replied that a horse answering the the Willamette University, of Salem, law Fiver in emphatic ter?
at Springfield.
description had been stolen from T.
i letter follows:
will be taken on.
"Portland Board of Trade
Thomas Jefferson Vaughan, of C(F- J. O’Harra, of Tolo, and that gentle
Manager Graham will be in Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. S. Handsaker left to
Spokane Spokesman Review, Aug.
burg, who distinguished himself in mean arrived here last night to iden next week to look after the advance i eu : Your favor is at hand
24:
Rev. David N. Mclnturff’s day for Corvallis, intending to drive
work of the team.
"Locomotive” | resolutions in reference t’otk
the hold up legislature of 1897 by get tify the animal.
miracle was accomplished an adver the distance. They will take easy
j’r. King was telephoned for this Smith, the Berkeley coach, will ar- ' provemeut of the Siusla» p*
ting up on bis "bind feet,” making a
tis'd yesterday, but not on schedule stages and make a pleasure trip out
speech in favor of organizing the morning aud he brought the horse to rive later in the season and will take Oregon. 1 greatly appreciate«
time. The miracle was billed for 11 of it.
House and proceeding to business, was town, whereupon Mr. O’Harra at charge of the team atfer they have which such action on your
o’clock, and ut Hist time there was
Miss Minnie E’oss, for two years an
in Eugene a few days ago taking in once recognized it as bis. He is now done considerable preliminary prac-1 towards the ebtatameijt of bl ’
a goodly crowd assembled at the efficient operator in the local tele
priation for the work of rJ
the circus aud con paring the towu making arrangements to ship it home. tice.
church at Spokane to witness it. phone office, left this afternoon for
with what it was, or rather was not,
MEMBER OF LYONS GANG.
The Willamette University has proveinent. Au injustice t?
They were forcer! to restrain their im Tacoma, where she will reside with a
when he first knew the place where
It is said that Hurlburt was a Rockwell, of Yale, as coach, aud is done the enterprising peopi. «
patience, however, while Mr. Mcln- sister.
it now is, says the Oregon State Jour member of a gang of horse thieves expected to put up a strong game. | river by the hasty action of the"
turff himself formuily occupied the
nal.
operating in Jackson county, and Albany will probably have the same tary of War and the coniISe,
Mrs. Anna Robbins, of Ashlaud,
pulpit.
AN
EARLY
ELECTION.
headed by Elliott Lyons, who mur snappy players they had last year and that section retarded and diim,
who has beeu the guest of friends
Dr. Mclnturff announced in begin
dered Sheriff Withere last E’ebruary much improvement is expected in by the hostile and uncalled
here for two days, left this afternoon
He
said
he
attended
an
election
at
ning ids sermon that he proposed to
for E’orest Grove, where she will visit
the lower end of Hxinuer’s Butte iu and who was hanged for the crime Corvallis.
Pullman, Washington, tude of the department. Wifi
preach, "as long as power and motion
her
parents.
later.
1851,
when
all
the
voters
had
as
wanted their game to be played at three feet more depth of water,
from above stayed with him,” and it
Hurlburt’s trial takes place iu Jack home, but Manager Graham will bar of the Siuslaw ships ™
sembled
to
elect
a
member
of
the
Miss
Lettie
Paine,
who
has
beeu
is to be presumed that he did, for
legislature. There was just 41 persons sonville next week, and if he Is not either play it in Portland or Eugene. 500,000 to 1,000,000 feet of 1
certain it Is that there was much visiting with her relatives in Elugeue,
present at that election, and he convicted of the present charge
Iu all probapility the samejold^rlv- per cargo can safely and cou
left
yesterday
for
her
home
in
Glen
manifest impatience
before the
against
him,
the
authorities
feel
cer
thought
it
was
the
biggest
crowd
he
alry will characterize this season that pass from aud to the oceu.
miracle was reached. The sermon coe, Minnesota. Mrs. D. A. Paine
tain
they
can
convict
him
of
stealing
had
ever
seen
in
Oregon.
Several
of
has been the source of worry for th where on the Pacific coast ii
accompanied
her
as
far
as
Seattle.
finally came to an end, however, and
O
’
Harra
’
e
horse.
the
immense
crowd,
as
he
viewed
it,
past two or three yearB, but a decisive more or better timber, and ti
then the faithful gathered around the
Miss Pearl Smith, the accomplished
were not 21 years old, he being one j
string of victories for the redoubtable is the timber so accessible I
altar, with Mrs. Knapp of Latah, the daughter of Mr. Damon Smith, of
of
the
that
number,
but
they
voted
:
U. O. 'varsity eleven will probably waterway for log rafting to the
subject of the miracle, in the cen this city, is visiting here with the
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
regardlees
of
age
or
previous
condi-
settle
all championship doubts at the at the millsite at tide water, I
ter. Mrs. Knapp bad occupied a friends of her childhood days. She
i
from the YVallamette Valley 0
j
tions,
nobody
objecting.
He
voted
chair directly in front of the pulpit is the guest of Miss Cecil Rampy.— | c. S. and May Evans to Susie F.
end of the season.
(Guard Special Service.)
safely floated to the Siushi
for
W.
YV.
Bristow
against
D.
M.
Ris-
.
w.
Pipes,
160
acres,
in
tp.
17
s,
r
8
during Dr. Mcluturtf’B powerful dis Harrisburg BJulletiu.
near the Pacific Ocean. Such i
don, who was elected, because he [ Crow, Sept. 3.—Threshing is all
<25.
course, and the fact that she was
did opportunity for develo*
Rev. J. H. McCallum and family
George H. and Albina Forrset to wanted to have the county seat lo- j . done in this section. The yield was
suffering from dropsy, apparently
should be encouraged by all t
di<i not shorten Dr. Mclnturff’s ser returned last evening from their va James <J’ Beebe, 8 acres in tp. 17 s, rated at Springfield instead of at I average to good.
Respectfully
yours,
Skinner's
Butte,
now
Eugene.
Ris-
I
cation
trip
to
Olympia,
Wash,
their
r
3
w,
<1.
Hop
picking
began
in
Liles
Broth
mon in order that she might be put
“BINGER HER.MJJ
farmer home. Rev. McCallum takes
(Daily Guard, September 4.)
James O’Beel>e to George C. Beebe, don favored the present site of Skin ' ers’ yards, Aug. 31st, and in C. O.
out of her misery.
ner’s Butte, while Bristow’s first I Davis’ yard Sept. 1st.
A Jewish academy has been es-
When the members of Dr. Mcin- up his regular work as pastor of the 8 acres in tp. 17 s, r 3 w, <400.
U. S. to Crampton H. Jones, 160 choice was Coryell Point, on the
turtf’s flock bad knelt at the altar, First Christian church at once.
J. A. J. Crow received news of the tablished at Portland.
south bank of the Willamette at the death of a brother in California last
acres iu tp. 20 s, r 2 w, patent.
Dr. Mclnturff asked Mrs. Knapp if
J. S. McMurry, who has been very
P. G. Eastwick, former major of
Mary J. aud Isaac Zumwalt to mouth of the Coast Fork, about five week.
she believed that the Savior had tho Third Battalion, Second Oregon
ill, is slowly recovering.
power to heal hei bodily afflictions. Volunteers, of Philippine fame, of George A. Barger, 94 x74 feet in Pack miles east of Eugene, a beautiful site,
Readers of the Guard can always
C. O. Davis bad a lively runaway
and his second choice was where
ard’s ad. to Elugene, <1.
She replied that she did.
find local aud other news matter on
which Company “C” of Eugenef was
a
few
days
ago
which
resulted
in
ser
E’rank IL Osgood to E. E’. Gillett, Springfield now is, another beautiful
"When can he hear.them?” asked senior company, was a distinguished
ious damage to his wagon and harness. the inside pages of the paper.
one-quarter interest In the Yellow location, which was the place favored
Dr. Mclnturff.
visitor iu the city this morning.
The Portland Journal's bargain
Henry Gates is treating his resi
San ETancisco, Sept. 4.—An
by
Vaughan.
Rose
claim
in
Blue
River
mining
"Kight now,” replied Mrs. Knapp, The major renewed many aeqauiutau
nine drunk in one room, her baby
dence to a new coat of paint. Louis day offer resulted in about
district, <1500.
in it tone tliat betokened confidence. ces while here.
A "BUFFALO BILL.”
thousand new subscribers to that dead and its twin brother <lya
Kraal weilds the brush.
Emile Roberta to O. YVillcut, 60
"All of you come here who can,
“Tom” Vaughan was a regular |
Attorney A. E. Gallagher, of Spo acres in tp. 17 s, r 8 w, 9250.
the kitchen was the scene whid
and lay your hands on lier,” comman
Buffalo Bill, iu the early settlement j Frank Hemenway's new residence paper.
An excellent picture of Manager the horrified eyes of the offia
E'red E'isk to Emile Roberts, 120 of Oregon, He was not afraid of will soon be ready for the painter.
ded the doctor, and bis parishouers kane, formerly of Eugene, is in the
obeyed.
Theu Dr. Mclnturff took city on his way home from Florence, acres in tp. 17 s, r 8 w, 9510.
Everybody
and their relatives David Graham of the U. O. football the Society for the Pteventii
anything in the shape of human or
O. 4 C. R. R. to Perry YV. Reed, wild beast aud did about as be about here, went to the circus Aug. team, appeared in last evening’s Port Cruelty to Children when they
a small bottle of oil from his vest where he went ou business. Mi. Gal
tered the house of Robert Kiq
pocket and announced to Mrs. Knapp lagher says Spokane is one of the best 120 acres in tp. 17 h , r 8 w, 9300.
pleased, but bad many good quali 28, but not many realized their ex land Telegram.
that he was about to aunoiut her for cities on the coast and is constantly “ Erners ¡P. and Edna L. Mahaffey ties along with his rough speech aud pectations.
A McMinnville man refused <2500 tinsmith, in this city yfcta
Three other children show i
he proceeded to do growing. He sees many changes iti to Fred Fisk, 120 acies in tp. 17 s, manner, and wielded a strong in
Earl Gates’ happy counten ance was for bops on a 12-acre yard, just as
r 8 w, $50.
nail quantity of the Eugene.
they stood without picking. Hops signs of neglect.
fluence in building up aud shaping iu our neighborhood last Sunday.
The husband was found :at
ead. Theu one of the
Maggie D. Mahaffey to Fred Fisk, the destinies of Oregon, He has many
General aud Mrs. B. F. Bonham
Oh dear no, Mr. Elmira, ¡our nose are hops this year.
tor the Lord to come arrived this afternoon from Salem 120 acres In tp. 17 s, r 8 w, $75.
covering from a spree and the'
friends who wish the old pioneer doesn’t pain us any.
Despite
all
claims
to
the
contrary,
You see, we
leir midst and mani au.l are guests at tho home of Mr. and
J. I. and Gertrude H. Jone, to many happy aud successful, years
and mother was lying in bed ‘ttq
the circulation of the Daily aud
At the conclusion Mrs. L. N. Kony. General Bonham Sadie O. Lewis, lot 2, block 5, J.’I. among the scenes of bis boyhood in guard it constantly from the' friction
intoxicated, both unaware M
caused by too frequent contact with Weekly Guard continues to be greater death of their baby. Thesociety
'r. Mclnturff aBked, has been Consul General of ludia for Jones’ ad to Cottage Grove, $200.
the beautiful YVillamette valley.
other folks' affairs. You are one of than that of any other paper in Lane take no action until the pared
4, sister?”
L. M. Travis to Fred E'isk, 280
years and has held important posi
,
those
generous souls who allow the county.
as 1 ever did,” she tions with the U. S. government. His acres in tp. 17 s, r 6 w, and tp. 18 s,
in a better condition to anaweri
other party to have the last word
The last game of the season on Coes tions.
ne of joy.
r
11
w,
and
certain
land
I
iu
Eugene,
visit in Eugene will be much appre
after youv’e exhausted your own Bay was played Sunday between Ban
$10.
liai
Praise the Lord I” ciated.
The attention of the society
supply, aren’t you?
don and Marshfield, Bandon win called to the Kiugsby family If
shouted the members of the congre
Nettie P. and 8. E. Pardee to
(ETom The West. )
ning 4 to 0. Bandon is champion of tain neighbors who heard the
gation iu unison, aud then Dr. Mein
Emile RobertB, 8.11 acres in tp. 16
(Daily Guaid, September G.)
Coos county.
A number of Chinamen arrived last
turff continued his interrogatories.
s, r 9 w, $300.
children crying all night. Et
M. R. Janney is back from Port
"How long have you been afflict land.
Bartholomew Iseuhoot to Elisha Friday to work iu the canueries.
A smallpox case has been discovered the morniDg two women went
ed?” he asked.
B. Miller, 160 acres in tp. 19 s, r 11
i 1 the outskirts of the city.
West house and could not gain ent
The Florence Lumber Company’s
W. H. Clark and J. W. Hill were
George Gibson, of Crook county w, $1300.
"A year and a half, ” was the reply.
Eighth street is the location,
mill
has
beeu
running
night
and
day
The the doors being locked, 5
is
in
Eugene.
in
Eugene
yesterday,
circulating
a
“And no doctor could cure you?"
J. W. and A. J. Gowdy to G. O. this week planing lumber.
county board of health has jurisdlc- through the windows the body
paper for subscription of funds to
John West, of Pleasaut llill, was in McGilvray, certain land in Cottage
queried Dr. Mclnturff in an exulant
infant was seen lying onthefloi
Florence school opens Monday with improve t.be old Military road from tion in the matter.
tone which plainly said, "See hot Eugene today.
Grove. $309.
Prof. J. Q. Leslie in charge as prin the Hill ranch to the county line.
Sergeant E’rank McMurry and Pri- was the dying boy-baby, whose
I’ve got the medical profession oi
Rev. W. T. Matlock willl preach in
E. A. and Minnie Bond to W. H. cipal and Miss lone Splawn assistant.
The gentlemen are assured that the vate Absbire left for Camp Lawton sister was later found dead.
the hike!”
Halsey tomorrow.
Parsons, certain land In tp. 18 s, r
At once the police were notii
Mrs.
G.
Frazer,
of
Eugene,*
graud
county court will assist in improving at Roseburg today. Several others
1
e,
9400.
“No eir; no doctor could cur«
Dr. A. E. McAlister is in Cottage
then the officers of the Sock
warden
of
the
Rebekah
Assembly
of
who
could
not
get
away
before
will
the
road.
Eugene
business
men
res
Elizabeth aud C. F. Somers to C.
me,” assured Mrs. Knapp.
Grove on business.
Prevention of Cruelty. Pol«
N. BertelBeu, et al, 39\ acres in tp. Oregon, paid an official visit to Sun ponded very handsomely and the go tonight and Sunday.
"And you're well now?” continuée
broke in the doors of the boa
Frank Goodpasture was a passenger 17 a, r 4 w, $900,
set
Rebekah
lodge
of
Florence
last
road,
in
another
season,
will
be
a
safe
Dr. Mclnturff.
The Official Students’ Directory, disclosed the fearful condition
uorth this afternoon.
evening.
and
reputable
highway
!
Much
travel
M.
D.
and
Marlon
E'.
Mitchell
to
"Yes, yea, glory be to Hod,” cried
complied and published by E. S. Lis
Ilerliert Button returned from Cot- Blanche M. E'legal, lot 5, block A,
Reports say that a number of young goes over this route and the road
the woman, while the congregation
ter, is ready for distribution. The
tage
Grove
this
afternoou.
shouldand
will
be
improved.
Dorris'
ad.
to
Elugeue,
$1600.
people
of
Mapleton
were
enjoying
a
struck up “Oh, For a Thousand
book will be a valuable reference
Hon. S, M. Yoran is home from
Paul and Emma Keeney to C. C. .lance party Saturday evening when
Tongues to Sing My Great Redeem
book for all new students.
his
flip
to
Eastern
Oregon.
a
late
(four-footed)
arrival
broke
up
Hellers,
certain
land
in
Acme,
$400.
er’s Plaise. ”
The E’rank Goodman residence prop
Spencer Butte Lodge No. 9, 1. O. the assembly by hie disagreeable odor.
Dr. Flowry and colleague left
erty on Patterson street, between
O. E'., to Geo. K. Munroe, half of lot
this afternoon for points uorth.
Travel now goes over tbeuew Dead-
C.
H. Smith, the fellow who East Twelfth and East Thirteenth,
moud bridge, though the upper work
Rev. J. M. Hunter weut to bis ap 173, 1. O. O. E'. cemetery, 911.
Ellis and Ettie B. Simmons to the is not yet oompleted. The Indian threatened to do violence to a certain has been solo to E. B. Rutan. Fra
(E’rom The New«-)
pointment at Alliany this afternoon
Simmons Paint compauy, certain laud creek bridge is now being pushed in Eugene man the other day, and who zier A Miller made the deal.
The Christian church at this I
Prof. Luella Clay Carson was a in tp. 20 s, r 3 w, $1.
order to reach an equally advanced was sent away on the train, got off at
that has gone for s-ver.1
passenger to Portland this afternoon.
The lively contest of buyers of chit- I
Horace G. aud Mary O. Joseph to stage in its construction before high Halsey, the officers here are informed
out being used or receive IIX
Mrs. J. M. Shelley, returned this
A ticket was purchased to Albany, tem bark are offering 15 and 16 cents ! tention in the way of repairs-1
The Heppner executive committee afteruoon from her visit at Yoncalla. A. C. Guthrie, lot 4, block 10, Chris water comes.
tian's
ad.
to
Eugene,
$1100.
and
the fellow, who is probably de today and considerable bark is chang- j undergoing a course of re,tls
has rendered a report on the Euauolal
Fred I). Herboid arrived last even
mented, mistook the name Halsey for' tag bands. The price is away up and tion. Some two hundred
EM URGENCY MEDICIN ES.
PROOOE' OF LABOR.
condition of the relief work in that
there is little indication of it coming '
city. The report is an eleaborate ing from the upper McKenzie resorts.
It is a great convenience to have at Albany, when that station was an-
H. A. St. Earl files proof of labor
been raised for the purp»'1 “
down.
State Game Warden J. W. Baker, on ”H-4” claim iu Blue River district. haud reliable remedies for use in liounced.
ting on a new roof, fixing t»" '’
alfalr, aud shows the source of every
cases of accideut aud for slight injur
George Paul, who has retired from tion, wainscoating »nd I*1'
cent of funds received hy the commit of Cottage Grove, was in Eugeue
POWER OE’ ATTORNEY.
ies and ailments. A good linimeut
today.
the Corvallis Gazette, will go to I interior
_______ and repniutiug >i>e 11
tee since the day of the disaster.
and
one
that
is
fast
becoming
a
fa
James M. and Julia A. Horn grant
S hu Francisco to enter a dramatic I Two additional ro. tn» l will fc*1
Following are the totals:
Rev. M. F. Horn went to Smithfield
vorite
if
not
a
household
necessity,
is
power of attorney to Jerrry Horn and
Total amt. cash received .. .921,106.96 this afteruoon aud will preach there
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. By ap
on iu
to the
rear < and c^uuf'’
--- a view of "acting.
avviug. ” uu
iup rvm
Dr. W. D. Prosser and family have school, with
James Horn.
I plying it
promptly to a cut, bruise
tomorrow. •
Total amount checked out
I
be
owners
of
the
Gazette
are
looking [ church proper, . The pulpit »■
arrived
from
Prosser
and
Spol
or
burn
it
allays
the
pain
and
causes
kaue,
Caaaudria E. G. Delauey grants
by committee
....
52,938. :M
for an editor.-------------------------------------. left nhout
Mis. Minnie Hubbard i. down from
about whe
where it row
‘
Eugene.
power of attorney to W. 8. Delaney. the injury to beal in about one third Wash., and will r reside in
Cash balai ce in l>ank aa per
an
archway
will be n:ade er-r
the Blue River and is visiting in
the time nsually required, aud as it 1 he doctor has engaged
rooms
«
«,
—
----
—
J
over
i be fixtures of the Combe grocery
is an antiseptic it prsevents any dan-
statement thia date
8,361.13 Springfield.
CIRCUIT COURT.
two doors leading to the m’
J.
Y.
Kauffman
’
s
store
and
will
opeu
store are being removed after the
ger of blood poisoning. When Pain
N. T. Wilson vs. D. Hazel, to re Balm is kept at hand a sprain may be au office there. The household goods
The seatiug capacity ia
'
Rev. W. A. Wood went to Browns
clearance sale which has been con
Total ................................... |01 297.47 ville thia afternoon where
any church here, and when *“
he will cover money. L . M. Travis attorney treated before inflamation seta in. arrived today.
ducted there lately in order to [clear
Outstanding chicks not yet
which insures a quick recovery. For
for plaintiff.
pairs are completed Spring
preach tomorrow.
the building for the etlaiged post- have a most beautiful church
presented... ......................
190.52
sale by W. L. Del ano’s drug store.
IN
PRAISE.
OF
CHAMBERLAIN
’
S
PROBATE COURT.
E. 8. Lister aud Webster Kincaid
office.
COLIC, CHOLERA AND DIAR
The enterprising grocery
Estate of E'rancis E. Hollenbeck.
NO PITY SHOWN.
Balance.
.............961,106.95 weut to Roseburg tnis afteruoon on
RHOEA REMEDY.
Mr. Ed. L. Ayers, In ccnverfation Darlirg A Hamlin bss pct “■ ,
a bualnea. venture.
det-eased, H. F. Hollenbeck, admin
“For years fate was after n e
cr
“Allow me to give you a few words Monday, stated that after close In stores at almost all the h*T -T
Henry Smith
and Miss Susie in.trator, tiles Huai account and Oc tinuo l-ly” writes F A. Guile-*
. o in praise of Chamberluin’s Colic
Smith, of Portland, are gueeta at 1. tot>er 12, 1903, time eat for bearing Yells ns. A)«. ««I had a t rille Diarrhoea Remedy," says .Mr. John spection he had found but two hills this community. Tbeyh4^-
c im of piles causing 24 ta * rs. Hamlett, of Eagle Pass. Texas "I where any mould existed in his hop Yarnell’s yard, at N<is T» ' ,
1«. Campbell’, residence.
same.
! v nil tailed Bucklin’. Arnica suffered one week with b< w 1 t^-ible fields. He attril ntes this good con
Thursday. September 3, at the resi
,
Mr». Clara Eason returned tbie af-
S '• cured me Equally good for •nd took all kinds of mevicine with dition to thorough spravi: g.—Har- son’s yard, and at He.oT
MINING LOCATIONS.
dence < f the bride’s parents, Mr. and ternoonjfrom her visit to McMinnville.
yard.
Aside from store»
H
and nil selies aud peins. Only out getting any relief, wheB
The Cryatal Consolidated Minim;
place« they will run a w«6°a
Mrs. J VY Baker, I" Oi ttage Grove, Her broken arm is almost well.
’•**. L. Delano’s drug stere. friend. Mr . C. Johnson, a merchant r uri Bulletin.
Co. file, certificate» of amended loci,
Mr. Walters. M< Hr!, rd aid Min
here, advised me to take this remedy
, other yards near by.
"orkmen
are
now
1
< ora Elma Bak- »• < « married, K r. I Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bogart, Sena tion of the Mountain Lion, th >
* n Clave, well knowu in Ea- Yfter taking one dose 1 felt greatIv tie flooring on the bus.- puttiog in
Esther, tbs little ' >aI1gbt*r f
and niece, Mr». Knickerbocker, and the El Calad
relieved and when 1 lad taken
•• cod I story of
H. Ualli.ce < tl'efallt g. The »■ I-1 tor MeCumber
. is ,n the “Where Is Cobb?’ third doM was eati ely cured. 1 the opera house.
and
Mrs. M. B. Hun tiey, ii
The lumber is laid
ding was a quiet »• It ,ir, « i.ly ll.e ini 1 arnee, leave tonight for California. mining cla<m, Bohemia district.
’ rj and vtll appear Saturday thank you from th.- bottom of my on deadening paper,
with
typhoid fever.
which is laid
Geo. Lakin, of Portland, who ha.
U. G. LeRoy locate. "Black Foot”
1. edlate relstlvr • l» i..g pre ent
in Eugene.
Bert’s swagger besrt for putting this great r. medy ’If > ’be linir.g end . the
St rf*
noise
ottr-
Mr.
and Mrs. Wei 1 Mr*
I
«eti
visiting
with
bi.
parvuta
in
En-
in
the
bands
of
mankind.
"
For
claim in Bohemia mining district.
*
II « brida is lb-, a.,i ur ; ! -t.« 1 el !< t
b* Io it»d for with renewed in-
•Kid
o.'
the
lower
room,
will
be
by
DeLaro
’
s
drug
store
---- ..j at a oateitaini-:g > r.
Ini. liter of Mr. u <1 Mr.*. J V.’. » ■ne, returned this afteruoon to hia
MARRIAGE UCEN8ES.
Minimum.
The
gallery i. ! «qDg fln. Go xlrl •, of T i a s., »M*
i >k« r, who has m hi «•4 of tr end» In I me.
8*mu»l R. Scott and Eva Han< y.
A tnvrling man boarded the train
i np in the theatre see -n.
A
F.
Needham,
while
d
’
.ring
»n
T.
C.
Bradley,
former
night
clerk
h<
r
<-v«
:y
happi-
1 '.« city who wish
OF LI
Cary W. Tbomaon witnew.
st Sprit «field recently, enroute to old fashioned boraepow«r ft r a thresh*
«««. The groom » a genth-inan <f at the Hotel Srneede, 1» in Eugeue.
Mr. J o. Senders, Misses Tx>l. HAS
I HEM
Mog.n. P. Mogeuwn and Arnie C Sole, < nly a few boars’ run. and com- lug machine rear Blodge't,
..
Bent >n Sendee Nora. Edna and Anita May
sterling Qualities, bi ldii.g a r«spon He has lately l-een visiting at Le ba
beri»**
plained about the .low time the train county, slipped from
Nelwin. M. N.laon witnaea.
•I e platfor-n M.d Messrs. ITrney May .nd Arthur
sible ptwitiou with a large S-u I ran non, Silverton and Corvallis.
was making. With a look that would and oue foot caught
Lee R. Thomaaou aud Mis.
between
the
cieco bouse.
ti
t.J”’“1
C»ty to at-
Mre.
l>ew Power, arrived daws Powell. H. S. Powell witness.
crack ice, the con.lnctdr said: “Ton master wheel and
• T inion. Th«
Mr. and Mrs. McEsrlat d lock the fr<>u> the l:lue River mines ]..t eveu
yHng of Miss Lena.
bad letter get off aud walk, if the member was lite hilly gronTld lo polf,
it
afternoou train for San Francisco, i- ■ an.I i. vlaitii g at the home of her I
PLAT.
r of S • and Mr». I. Senders,
•peed of this train does not suit yon. ” and bad to be amputated two incbee
r»-.»
ton
where they will visit for a time and II m t., Mr. aud Mr». J. H. Wiikin-
ft Gittecs, which took
The plat of Casandvla E. G. Del- The traveli_g man replied. ‘ that be above the ankle. ? ce>H am is 4
may possibly continue
to make aou.
, aaey'e addition to Coburg, is Bled.
"Tck last evening.—Har-
would, ooiy that hia folks didn’t years of agw.
Xbeir homo there. — Nugget.
••
expert dim until tnüo til
Former Eugene Minis
ter Claims to Heal
by Divine Power.
He Tells of an Election
Here in the Year
1851.
Conrt Reuse hems.
Palestine Pointeis.
Brevities.
PARENTS DRUNK,
CHILDREN t
Florence Notes.
Will Improve the Road.
Got 01! at Halsey.
FINAL REPORT ON
THE HEPPNER FUND
New
McFarlaod-Baker.
Physician.
SPRINGFIELD
NEWS NO'