I
LAST DAY
OF THE DIS
TRICT FAIR
CONTRACT FOR
THE GRAND STAND
The coutr-ict for the new grand j
stand to be erected on Kincaid field, I
has been let to W. O. Heckart. The I
structure is to cost over *8.8', aud is 1
to be built immediately. It will be '
125 feet long aud J> feet wide, bariug
a seating capacity of 600. There will
Event
Has Been a l e eight rows of seats and three aisles.
The grand
stand will be built on
the south side of the field aud will be
Triumph for
reached by an 8 f lot walk from the
west gate. Tbe commitee consisting
Lane.
of W. L. Whittlesey, Ln lie Goodrich,
Bryson aud Jas. Gilbert, deserve
great ci edit for their uuliilng efforts.
The businr -s men (■< the city are to
A Drizzling R in Appeared This
be tb:uik>-d tor their generous sub
Morning But Events Went
scriptions.
The fence will be built around the
on Just the Same-Ex
field as soon as tbe necessary latmr can
hibits Purchased.
be procured.
(I »ally Guard, October X)
Thf lust day oi me District Fair
and the filial windup of the Tenth
Annual Exlii itiou of Ibe Second
Southern Oregon Agricultural Society
comes to an end thia eveuiug at the
la i giouuds. Although the weather
ha» precluded the liklihood of a big
attendance thia evening, the pavilion
will attract mauy who have not yet
teen its wonders.
The going on the track this atler-
uoou whs somewhat slow on account
of the wet track, but it was exciting.
The race of the day wan the mile p ice,
three beat in five heats, for a big
purse.
YESTERDAY’S FINISH.""
The two races run yesterday utter
i!>.> Guard went to press resulted as
follows:
Three-quarter mile, single dash:
Mizzle first. Me F hi land second, Lord
Eldrid third and Jeff Davis fourth.
There was a dispute on the ground
and a dissatisfaction with the race on
account of suspected jobbing. The
starter and a well known sport of
Eugene discussed the matter rather
warmly, but no serious dumage re
suited. The purse was *125.
The second Indian race wsh three-
fourth mile dash, and live bucks com
peted—Johnson first, Thomas second,
Jim, third. Purse >25.
BABY SHOW.
Little Miss Constance Traver and
Frank Monrose won the prizes for
the prettiest baby girl and boy.
Little Anna Peka, a pretty pHopose,
won the prize as prettiest Indian
tie by.
THE WAR DANCE.
After supporthe Indians entertained
the crowd a short time with n genu
ine war dance, and their moaning,
groaning and swinging of hands ere
ated considerable interest. It was
something couipratively new in Eu
gene. The bucks soon got tired,
however, and wished more money to
VOlBpHiiJtta them for the wear of
their moccasins.
The bonfire and dance were attended
by a number of pleasure seekers.
TODAY.
Today was the last day of the fair.
This morning the judges awarded
premiums in scores of classes, di vis
ions and sections of the pavilion.
Needlework,
grains and grasses,
fruit, vegetables and mat.ufuctur«<1
goods all receive designations which
gave them high quality.
EXHIBIT’S SOLD.
Edmond Giltner ami D. W. Rafferty,
connected with the Lewis and Clark
commission, arrived yesterday and
will secure the tine grain exhibit»
gathered t>yr E. M. Warren and Amos
Wilkins. Their exhibits are conceded
to ) h > the finest that could lie path
ere<i in the state. They will be on
exhibition at the St. Louis Fair and
again at Portland in 1906.
RESULTS OF TODAY’S RACES.
2 :30 trot—First heat: laird Kitch
ener first, Geo. D. second. Holmbox
third, Neptune, fourth. Time 2:71.
Second heat the same.
Mile pace First beat : Prince Tom
first, Maplemolit second, Belle Ayre
third. Time 2 20'^. Secoud beet:
Horses came iu in same order. Time
*2:17. Third beat
Prince Tom first
Maplemout secoud, Belle Ayre third.
Time 2:22.
Buck race— A buck race finished
the day's events. A purse of *5 was
hung up and won in a burry.
THE FAIR A WINNER.
The management of the fair la satla-
fled with the reeulta. Admissions
have been up to expectations aud ex
penses have been kept down to the
minimum.
Peeopie In attendance
have expressed their approval of pa
vilion ami stock exhibits aud of tbe
racing provided by the management.
boine dissatisfaction
concerning
tbe distance from town and tbe at
tendant discomfort in going to and
from the grounds. Business men of
Eugen* appreciate the trouble no
doubt, when another fair is to 1«
held in Iauie county, grounds ad
jacent to town ailll be ready for the
exhibition.
New Band Leader.
E. F. Rvwland, a practical land in
struct or, late of the East, baa bean
employed as leader aud instructor of
the«’. M. A. band of Cottage Grore,
to succeed Chas. Cochran who re
sign 1 rec mt ly to jotn the orvtoes’r*
ot a large opera company. Mr. Row
lanii is a first claw lain! man and will
keep tbe C. M. A laud up to its
• i-iial high standard of excellence or j
even advance tie band from a musi-
C*1 standpoint. - la-a<b r.
EUGENE
DAY A BIG
SUCCESS
MORE LUCKY
BOY GOLD
PREMIUMS
LAND CASE
AWARDED
DECIDED
former point, we ar.. ,
exuuiiue tbe records
f>
1
[They show tbo numl. r Of ***•
| brought by tins man Ul i" ‘, r,»»la
that be has bought < ft
’ •*4
;his witnesses, and others
'in the record? with hin.
''"»«G
■....
beeu shown that Amb-r.-on h
A decision has just been handed I without means, that h« i, , » ‘ a,iI1
(Daily Guard, October 2.)
down by the United States land office “f10“ blH
work fur big
The following awardsjif premiums
which will be of con-ibooJ’ Yet h“* b»* uot bad «bl»*?'Z1'
Down by L. Zim-
at
Roseburg,
i
were made by tbe judges this morn
siderat)le interest to mauy Eugene pensive attorneys to hau^ .*
ing:
cases? It has taken money tn h'’!
merman
(Daily Guard, October 2.)
8. M. Douglas, Eugene: Jersey people.
The case is entitled “Albert J. ou these cases, ami Auderl
Eugene Day, as proclaimed by the
bull two jears old aud under three,
fail.<d to show th. t he ba 1 U t:'*
Ward,
contestant, vs. Andy Taylor, do
so without the aid of^ »
Mayor of tbe city, was an unqualified
first; Jersey heifer, two years old,
success at the District Fair this after They Are Valued at $7.500— first; cow in milk with calf, first; entrymau, aud Hubert H. Anderson, ; must have interests to protect u. '
a coutest involving II. E. No. 10,591',
noon. The attending crowd was far
herd of five, with bull, sweepstakes.
Prospects of a Big
1
for the
nwl4, e\ 8w'4, section 5, ing him. It is shown in th
larger than any previous afternoon.
Frank T. Condon, Siuslaw: Short
who
furnished
the
money
tn
tp.
17
s,
r
4
east.
’
’
Strike Being Made
People from all over tbe country,
horn bull calf, first; 4 year old bull,
The case tn brief is as follows: oue of tbeir relinquishment
from the stores of tbe city, business
second; bull calf, one year aud under
Soon.
“Wear., of the opinion thlt ..
Andy Taylor made homestead entry
men, clerks, school children and
two, second.
contests of Anderson
for
the
tracts
mentioned,
located
in
teachers, professional and uou-pro-
-------- ---
’«“ry-hould be dn,.,,.^
J. C. McElroy, Eugene: Cow in
tbe upper McKenzie country, on
(Daily Guard, Octobar.».)
feesional meu, women and children
milk, with calf, first; cow in any
On
March
n,
1902,
ljel,,"’u,8b““f,‘t of tb” ‘•utrym.n „
April 18, 1901. t--------------
crowded Bangs’ Park aud all tbe
L. Zimmerman,
___
. . president of the breed, first in sweepstakes; Short
lowed and that the perferenee rljbt
Hubert
H.
Anderson
tiled
an
aff!
i
amusement ways of the exhibition.
Lucky Boy Mining Company, arrived horn herd of five, with bull, finti
to euter the land J r-
au*"» belong, u
dowD from tbe mine this morning bull calf, 1 year old and uDder two, davit of contest against the entry, al Albert J. Ward, bv
THE STOCK PARADE.
legiug
non-compliance
with
the
law
feason of th,
aud left on the afternoon train for » < ond.; Shorthorn bull, third iu
showing presented
The tafernooli passed quickly. The
herein. We w
relative
to
settlement,
etc.
I
Portiaud, taking with him two big sw. i I »takes; calf under 1 year, sec
decide.
stock parade attracted considerable
After considerable time was spent
gold bricks valued at *7,501', the result ond; calf under 1 year, third.
“Thirty dajB are allowed in wlici
attention. In this event the good
in tiling various affidavits, etc., tbe
of the mouth's cleanup of the Lucky
T. A. Shafer, Creswell: Bull of
to
appeal from this decision
points of tbe tine breeds of animals
th.
mine. Tbo mill was not run any breed, first; (This makes the ase was dismissed, but later An Honorable Commissioner of the to iC
SUES FOR DIVORCE of all classes and kinds were dis Boy
derson
applied
for
a
reinstatement,
ning ou full time during the mouth Lull champion of tbe fair. His name
eral Land Office.
played to better advantage.
Tbe
which was granted.
blue ribbou winners were placed in or the cleanup would have been con is “Pride of Maple Hill” and is reg
"J. T. RBIDGES, Register
On
Oct.
17,
1902,
Albert
Ward
filed
siderably larger, so a Guard reporter istered No. 152751, Shorthorn.) He
front and the red ribbou class next.
"J. H.BOOTH, Receiver.’’
an
affidavit
alleging
that
the
entry
was
informed
by
Mr.
Zimmermau.
Mrs. Ella Fischer has commenced The exhibit wan an eye-opener to
also wou tbe sweepstakes, fiist.
L. E. Bean aud L. T. Harris
suit in tbe Lane county circuit court many people who had no idea of tbe
E. A. Hinkle, Roseburg: Calves man, Taylor, and contestant, Ander
EXi’Ei T A BIG STRIKE.
attorneys for Ward in this case and
son,
were
in
collusion
and
that
they
against Henry Fisher, her husband, stock which was reared in Laue
When asked about the mine and how under 1 year, fiist, second aud third, were conspiring together for the pur are naturally t 1.. sed with the de.
for divorce and the care and custody county.
Two year old
things were ruuuiug, Mr. Zimmerman Re I Polled breed.
CisiOD.
of her child, Gladys, aged 8 years.
heifers, first and second; cow with pose of defeating the plain intent of
said
that
they
expected
soon
to
un
the
law
as
to
the
disposition
of
the
YESTERDAY’S FINISH.
In her complaint Mrs. Fisher al
cover a very rich ledge 60 feet wide, calf, first; bull, (Shorthorn) first.
leges as follows: That sheaud Fisher
A. D. Hyland, Lowell: Red Polled public lauds. That Anderson had
Two races which were not finished which will probably be the greatest
filed
numerous contests against
were married iu Eugene, Nov. 2
bull,
three years and over, first.
in time for last evening's paper were thing ever uncovered in the Lucky
homesteaders
in Lane county, to
1892, uud lived together until Dec. pulled off as follows:
A. A. Aaby, Eugene: Calf under
Boy. “Prospects look better at the
gether with other parties, for the
24, 1896, when the defendant deserted
Five-eighths mile single dash—Gad mine than ever before,’’ said he. oue year, first.
Approximately 175 scholars are now
Calf purpose of speculating; that they in attendance at the Springfield pub
the plaintiff aud has not lived with first, Mizzle second, Lord Eldred “We have no idea of selling, as re-
Jasper Wilkins, Coburg:
were
offering
to
buyoff
the
contestees,
her since and bus failed and beg third. Time 1:12%. Purse *75.
lic school, aud there will probably t,
cently reported. We have got too under one year, first; Galloway
lected to provide tor her and her
Half mile run—Black Dugan wou, good a thing aud have gone too far heifers first aud second; Devonshire i seenriug relinquishments and the more by the beginning of the second
dismissal ot tbe contests and making month.
daughter.
*
Tempest secoud, Big Joe third and to sell. Five
hundred thousand cow with calf, first; Hereford herd
S3
M tb . Fisher’s attorney iu tbe case Mt. Pete fourth. Time 0:51.
Purse dollars, the price that we were re- of five with bull, first; bull three . entry of tbe land.
At almost the eleventh hour the
On
Nov.
18,
1902,
there
was
a
with
s L. Bilyeu.
years
old,
tirst;
Hereford
calves,
first,
*50.
board found tbemselve short two
ported as selling at, would uot
secoud und third; Hereford yearling, drawal of the contest of Anderson teachers, Miss Whealdon and Mia
touch us.”
TODAY’S ENTRIES.
and of O. L. Parson, who had also Grousbeck, who found it
secoud; Hereford bull calf, second.
im pœei bit
NEW RURAL DE
TriE NEW BUILDINGS.
Tbe race course was the attraction
I AlmoB Wilkins, Coburg: Four filed an affidavit of contest against to fulfill their places tbia'term, and
Mr.
Zimmerman
will
return
in
of the multitude. The grand stand
calves, under oue year, 2 bulls, 2 ; the entry of Taylor. At the same were consequently let go. Mia
LIVERY CARRIER was crowded to overflowing. Tbe about a week, bringing with him a heifers, two firsts, two seconds, two i time Taylor relinquished the claim Whealdon’s place iu the intermed.ite
fences were lined with vehicles of force ot carpenters to work on tbe , thirds; bull 2 year old and under 3, aud there was a stone and timber ap- division was tilled by Miai Gentry
all kinds and even on the inside ot new stamp mill and the power plant. ' tirst; heifer, 2 years old and under • plicatioD for the land by Anderson.
McHenry, while Miss Mildred Lutei,
the track at the flnisn was crowded Caipentere are very hard to get here. 3, first; Durham calves under 1 year,
THE
DECISION.
of
Eugene is tilling the position for
As noted by the Guard some time with carriages and wagons containing He said that the timbers were all
1
ago, Frank McMurray resigned as car groups of excited and interested ready for tbe fram > work of the build first; three year old bull, second; 2
The decision of the land office in merly allotted to Miss Groueebeck ii
year old cow aud calf, first.
tbe advanced division.
rier on rural free delivery route No. spectators.
the caee ends with the following:
ings aud were now awaiting the car
The primary department is almost
HOGS.
2, out of Eugene, the resignation to
“
The
thing
to
be
determined
is
The gong which sounded tbe call to penters.
overflowing with youngsters, there
first,
Amos
Wilkins:
Jersey
Reds,
take effect Oct. 1st.
whether
or
not
there
is
speculation
the post was tbe signal for excitement
Yesterday J. II. Maxwell took tbe and interest to be displayed and the
L. C. Vitus: Poland China boar, aud collusion on the part of Ander being 53, and prospects are bright fot
SOME
RAPID
route and is now regular carrier.
sow
and litter of six pigs, tirst; son and others in this aud other con more later on. As a whole, the
favorite horse was picked and his tin«
Poland
China boar, first in sweep tests filed by him; aud whether or schools have started satisfactonllj
pointe discussed. The starts were
stakes.
not the relinquishment of Taylor was to both board and teachers, and the
LOGGING
WORK
watched critically and shouts of de
McGuire
:
Chester
Whites,
sow
the direct result of the proceedings excellence of this term promisee to
light weut up as a favorite forged
and
boar,
first.
of
coutest brought by Ward. The eclipse any previous yes'- by many
ahead of tbe field and nosed under
H.
A.
Kompp:
Breeding
sow,
first;
(Daily Guard, October 2.)
latter point is settled by the testi- points.—News.
the wire a winner. Enthusiasm ran
Did you ever see loggers handling boar less than 1 year old, second; mouy of Taylor himself, who states
A. W. Ream, of Eugene, aud Mr. high aud the afternoon was a de
A Eugetiu ; irl tol l her fellow that
a log-drive in shallow water? If not, sow less than one year old, second.
that he would not have relinquished he reminded her of t':e Venus of Mi a
Galbraith, starter of the races this cidedly interesting oue.
week at Bangs' Park, had consider
The Indian buck and squaw pony you may have the opportunity for i J. C. McElroy: Sow one year old, to Anderson but for the contest He wasn’t acquainted with Milo,
able trouble yeterday and today con race was an exciting affair. Three this last day at tbe bead of the Eu second; litter of pigs, second; Poland brought against him by Wald. To so looked np bis history and found
periling one of the races. Galbraith times around tbe track they whirled, gene mill race today, The veteran ' China boar, 1 year old aud over, our minds, this is conclusive. * * that he had no arms. There cam
accused the rider of one of tbe horses lashiug tbeir ponies and tryiug to win logger, C. L. Williams, of Dexter, a second.
• We give his statement full cre near being a suicide.—Albany Demo
eran in logging work on tbe Wil-
in tlie three fourths mile dash of yes tbe small pulse bung up for the
dence. As to a conclusion of tbe crat.
SHEEP.
1 nette river, though still in the
terday of holding his horse on the winner.
J. C. McElroy: Herd with ram,
turn to allow another to win. Ream
The following races were arranged pr|i me of life, is finishing putting a Lincoln, first; ram, seceud; ram, two
"i drive, ” footing up three and a quar- ■ years old aud over, first; ram 1 year
resented the accusation on behalf of last night and run this afternoon :
the management, and discussion cut
First race, two-year-old pace, five ter million feet, (or tbe Elugene Mill, old and under 2, first; ewe, 2 years
miiiHted in blows. The quarrel was eighths mile, —Entered, Rosenotb, over that long aud shallow bar.
AN EXAMPLE
old and over, second; Cotswold sheep
How does his crew operate? The
taken up this morning and Chief ot owner E. Condon; Oregon Baity,
with lambs, first.
Police Stiles took both into custody. owner G. G. Gross; Black Paddy, logs stuck at tbe bar in question, as
GOATS.
Ream plead guilty to the charge of owner Haselton, Johny Doane, owner at many others farther up the river,
J.
C.
McElroy:
Angoras, first,
covering
a
river
space
of
several
acres.
fighting on tbe street and ’paid a tine Wm. Doane, Springfield.
of What is Being Done For Policy
of *5 and costs. Galbraith said he is
Second race, half-mile running, Then he took teams and hauled a second aud third.
Holders in
not to blame and demanded a trial, single dash— Entered, Black Dugan, line ot logs two abreast along the
OTHER AWARDS TOMORROW.
which will lie held Monday morning owner Rutherford; Noland, owner crest of the bar, leaving a twenty
The awards of premiums for hor
at 10 o’clock before Recoi ler Dorris. Stronie, Tempest, owner Srome; Jeff foot opeuing for tbe water at the' ses, poultry ami pavilion exhibits
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
deepest and most favorable point for I were made this afternoon and will be
OF
NEW YORK
Davis, owner O. W. Olson.
COMPANY
Third race, three-eighths mile dash putting the logs through. This line ready for publication tomorrow.
RICHARD A. M'CURDY, PRES.
—Entered, Stronie,
owner John of logs, against which the smaller
Fifteen years a ago prominent rail
The stock parade was postponed
Strome;
Fitzsimmons,
owuer logs of the drive soon floated, through until this eveuiug on account of a
road man of Teaxs purchased Policy
Capt, O’Brien of the upper Siuslaw
Berger; Sunday Mack nad Mt. Pete. tbe damming of the water, was but larger
No. 289,483 of The Mutual Life. The
crowd being then on tbe
country, was in town Saturday agitat
Fourth race, three times around the tressed below by logs of three to four ; grounds. It was called just after the
amount
was *5000, and he now has a
ing the connection of tbe Loraue-
circuit—Entered, a score of Indians. feet in diameter, placed every sixteen i races and created quite an interest
paid up policy for *6,418. Its total
Cottage Grove wagon road with the
feet endwise to the others. Then a
cost has ouly been *2,580, and bis
TWO-YEAR OLD PACK.
Florence road, which will ouly re
team with the rider riding one of the j among tbe spectators.
dividend additions amount to fifty-
Five eighths mile. Two in three. horses is hitched by a chain to the
quire the construction of about three
five per cent of the total premium.
miles of road. Mound, Conner and Puree *50.
end of tbe log by a “dog” driven L A. BELSHATS
Needing rnomy for a safe business
First heat—Rosenotb, first, Black thereiu and pulled well into the
Prairie precinote have contributed
venture, the company loaned him re
*270 for this purpose and the county Paddy secoud, Oregon Baby third. chute. Wheu into floating water tbe
SUDDEN DEATH
cently *2,300 at five per cent Inter
court has provided *100. A construc Fancy fourth. Time 1:55's.
driver swings bis team to one side
est. In case of death there is no dis
Second heat—Renoth first, Black into a pocket or opeu space left for
tion crew Is at prevent pushing work
count on this kind of an estate, death
on the road which when the connec Paddy secoud, Fancy third, Oregon that purpose, tbe log swinging about
The death of L. A. Belshaw, who
would discharge the mortgage aud
tion is made will be a great conven Baby fourth. Time 1 :52'4.
so a logger can release the “dog.” I 1 resided near the Eugene river bridge,
still leave hie family *4,100 in cash—
Rosenotb’s race.
ience to South lame county hs well as
The strong force of tbe current car j is a shock to his family and friends'
besides which they would have bis in
Florence and the coast section. it
HALF MILE RUNNING.
ries the logs down through tbe chute
' entirely unlooked for. He was ill but'
vestment of *2,300, presumed to be
will give Cottage Grove and Lorane
Single dash. Puree *60. Tempest to deep water. It is an interesting
good.
a direct route to the coast and turn tirst, Black Dugan second, Noland sight aud seldom in the day do the a day, dying last night a little before
With the payment of the first prem
some of the trade thia this way all of third; Jeff Davie fourth. Time. 50ij. loggers lack spectators along the road 10 o’clock at his home surrounded by
bis family, from an attack
of
iums
be has had protection for his
which goes to Eugene at the present
aud river bank.
THREE-EIGHTS MILE RUN.
peritonitis.
family of *5,000—good protection too.
time.--Cottage Grove Lender.
The logs have piled up at the bar I
Single dash. Purse *50. Sunday
,, .
.
, ,
Tbe
me ueceaseu
deceased nao
had atteuded
aitenaeu tne
the lair
fair
This alone for fifteen years was worth
opposite
rairmount aud tbe process m
Mac first, Goldie second, Fitzsim ,
...
,,
k
Thursday and enjoyed the event quite
*984.75 at term rates, leaving as an
of
pulling
them
off
and
floating
them
:
mons third, Mt. Pete fourth, Strome
well. After returning home, how-1
investment capital with the com
through a chute will again be gone
fifth. Time X9S-
ever, he grew ill and yesterday morn
pany only *1,595.25.
through only a mile l>elow where Mr.
ing Dr. T. W. Harris found that he
SQUAW RACE.
For this small investment he lo w
At a meeting of the Roseburg High
Williams baa about finished several
was
in a dangerous condition and pro
has *6,418 of as good property as there
Twice around the track. Edna days of laborious work.
School football aggregation Wednes
longed his life until last night.
is in the world.
day evening, John Ferguson was first, Jennie second, Minnie third,
Mr. Belshaw was 54 years of age
elected to captaiu tbe team to vic Mary fourth, Nettie fifth. 1’ime 3:03.
5 HOW MANY MEN HAVE DONE
and leaver, a wife and three cbil-
The attendance w«s estimated at
tory thia year. Coach lloptield, the
AS WELL?
dern. Mrs. r. D. Linton, of Eugene,
big center rush from ' McMinnville 5,600.
Where else could such small sums
Little Ruby Ayers, two-year-old I *9 h’8 iis,er- He was a member of
College, Is coaching the team and he
be used with like results, and beside
vf the World, and that
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward (lhe
says the outl.aik at present blds fair BIT BY A MAD
give this protection?
Ayers, was taken sick yesterday af- lodge will conduct the funeral ser
to bring out a winning High School
Important«- The Mutual Life
team this year. The boys have se
ternoon and die! last night very sud vices.
DENED BOAR denly, with spasmotic convulsions.
offers today even a more liberal
cured the baaeladi park for tbeir
grounds this seston and tbeir sche
Dr. T. W. Harris was called but
The funeral of L. A. Belshaw was
policy.
dule of games is l>eiiig arranged by
: could do nothing with tbe ease at held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
With all tbe new features of guaran
he stage he found it.
the manager. The first game will
at tbe M. E. church, and interment
teed cash, and loan value, extended
i lhxily Guard, October 2.)
prolaibly be with tbe Cottage Grove
I’he furierai will be take place from was made in tbe I. O . O . F. ceme
S. M Douglas, the well known the residence of J. S. Ham, grand
or paid up insurance, and sells it at
Whirlwiuda at thia place on Oct.
»tock man, who baa a number of father of the decease<i child, No. 315 tery. The Elks bad charge of the
a lower premium and a higher gnsr-
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different kinds of stock on exhibi I High street, at 10 o’clock Sunday ceremonies which were very impres
antee than any other large company.
sive.
tion at tbe fair, was bitten thia morn morning. Interment will be made
NOW IS THE TIME
Mr. Belshaw was a meniU-r of tbe
ing by a maddened boor in whose pen in tbe Gillespie cemetery.
TO
SECURE
ONE
Elks,
tbe
order
of
Lions,
and
the
he ba<i climbed, attending to tbe
For praticulars see our agents, or write
Woodmen
of
the
World.
He
was
aged
Ed ria Offutt, aged 8 years, son of feed.
44 yea.s.
It is a well known fact that t e bite
Mr. an.) .Mrs. Horace Offutt, who
reside at D24 High street, is ill with of a mad hog is almost as bed as that
W. A. Wann
Monmouth
correspondennee tc
diphtheria and the house was quarau of a mad dog, but as tbe wound was
Tbe Northwestern Furniture Com Independence Enterprise: Miss Lil
promptly
treated
it
is
hoped
ths
-
the
Superivisor
of
Agencies Eugene Ore-
ttued this morning by Chief of Poller
pany. J. W. Kays, local agent, se
injury will not prove serious to Mr. cured tbe contract for furnishing the lian Cox, of Parker, spent a part of
St ilea.
the week with friends here. She will
Douglas’ health.
"A GOOD RECORD THE REST
Eugene opera bouse and the Eugene
attend school at Eugene this winter.
GUARANTEE FOR THE FUTURI
High School. Tbe company is a good
Attorney J. E. Young has the « rk one and first -clwas out tits will be in
well under way on his elegant new stall'd in each of tbe buildings.
upper River stn-et,
Springfield New»] "The Guard's residence on
new teb graphic servi-e makes it one i W-'.-t Cottage •’rev* It will te 'be
of the Iwst new spa pet a in tbe vali.y." fl, »t rerl i.-o' « c >• striscted in thia
Ttanks. Bro. Woods. The Ne«a la j city this season. Tbe young [ladies
one of the l«st county weekly pajers| sh< old note this fact -Cottage Grove
Lewder.
in the valley.
Two Bia Bricks Brought
mrs . ellaf T sher
Spring; uHSchwl,
Racing Trouble.
New Road to Florence.
Roseburg Football.
Died.
Diphtheria.
Higb School Furniture.
A Compliment.
Take Laxative Bromo