Eugene semi-weekly guard., May 21, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

THE EUGENE GUARD
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I K Zumwalt,witness ................
the W. C. T. U. ooa ity convention,
8 81
County Allowances
2 10
Ida M Amis, witness
which is to be heid tonight.
2 10
J F Amis, witness..................
Frank Heyer aud Geo. Simon will
II E Underwood, witness.
6 40
A SWINDLER receive on tonight’s fieigbt train two Election Account —
Hue stallions which they have just BE Keeney,regiet.-atiou clerk .450 00 Ember D Mahon,wi near......... 28 00
.............
6 10
purchased. One ia an imported Bel­ Chas Miller, registration zlork. 2 80 WV addle, witness
D Liuk, wlines .........................
6 10
gian and the other an English Shire.
Tax Rebate Account—
EC Hugh* a, witness
6 10
L.
C. C. Loucks secretary of the com­ J D D huu .rebate on taxes ....... 5 35 A J Smith, witness....................
That is a splendid oiler of the De Landlord Osburn and A
4 10
mittee of the Portland Brotherhood E 11 Ingham,rebate on taxes .. . 4 89 Frank Weather* ee, witness
partment of the Interior at Vashing­ Stephens Buncoed Out ot Their
6 10
of Railroad Trainmen having the an­ James L Clark, rebate on taxes. 8
ton to send a road expert to Eugene,
G R Chrisman, witness.........
Hard Earned Coin.
2 10
nual excursion to Salem in charge Heirs ot I E Goodale, rebate on
together with the necessary machinery
2 10
F M Wilkins, witness..............
was here today making arrangements
for making a sample piece of road
taxss............................................. 28
2 10
W
A
Warn,
witness
....................
As the result of the work of a clever for advertising aud billing the town.
and street each, without expense to
Eugene Schiller, rebate on taxes 18
2 10
Wm Smith, wituess ................
bunco man, Landlord Osburn, ot the
Outline of Exercises to the city or county except for the men Hoffman
J L Clark, rebate on taxes .
1
R L Bushnell, juror.................. 31 00
House,
and
A.
L.
Stephens,
aud teams required in the work, the
J H Hull, rebate on taxes......... 4
i George S Sides, juror.............. 12 10
Daily Guard, May 19
of July being about the date. formerly night clerk of the place, got
6
2 10
Be Held May 29 and first
G M Taylor, juror......................
Herty Fischer is in the city from Chas L Sco’t, rebate on taxes
The county commissioner’s court has ; worked nicely for the sum of 432 aud
I H W Jones, juror....................
Circuit Court Account-
15 60
Marcóla.
425
arespectively.
.x
few
days
ago
a
agreed to co-operate with the United
Henry A La Joie, juror...........
7 80
May 30.
H. L. Rann was up from Junction Geo Fisher, witness fee ............ 2
States authorities, aud certainly the sleek JookiDg stranger styling himself
W A Blanton, juror ................
W F Osburn, meals for jurois . 10
4 40
.
"Dr.
Herman"
came
to
town
and
ad
­
yesterday.
olty would be remiss should it tail to
Joseph Furgueenn, juror .... 17 CO
F W Osburn, witness fee.......... 2
vertised
for
a
man
to
take
charge
of
take advantage of the street-making
1 Amea Wilkins was over from Co-
Jacob C Nicbolsou, juror....... 12 80
J M Hove,circuit court bailiff 6
hu office, offering a good salary.
Af- hurg today.
Exercises at the Christian Church xperieuce gained by men who have j
Edgar King, juror..................... 12 20
Mrs Kate Clerk, witness fee.... o
made it the study and practice of j tej a very convincing talk with Ste-
State Game Warden J. W. Baker ia
Robert Vitus, juror ................ 13 40
Jail
Account
—
Sunday Evening and at the
pbeus,
the
latter
whs
persuaded
to
years. The county has agreed to co­
in the city.
ii B Dut.lap, juror.................. 16 00
Sheriff Fred Fisk,board of pris­
operate, now the city council should take the poiation, but was required
Cemetery Monday
R R Rossman, juror.................. 12 60
Austin Root, of Mohawk, was in the
oners
...........................................
23
04
to
deposit
425
with
the
man
as
a
guar
­
lose uo time accepting the govern­
Samuel Templeton, juror....... 12 80
city yesterday.
Forenoon.
antee
of
good
faith.
On
Sunday
eve
­
Reform School Account —
ment offer.
Cbas Stickles, juror .................. 2 10
N G llyland, of Marcóla, spent last I Sheriff Fred Fisk, conveying
ning the stranger presented a check
James Hoffman, juror .............. 10 10
to Mr. Osburn, drawn od the Loan & night in Eugene.
The commiitre on Memorial Day
Frank Davis to reform school 9 50
O Green, juror............................. 8 10
Savings Bank for the sum of 432, pay­
Exercises from the G. A. R. has made SUMMER EX
Asa Branstetter, of Junction, spent
Light, Water and Fuel Account—
Jake Taylor, juror...................... 2 0J
I
able to himself, J. S. B. Herman, and last night in Eugene.
Up a complete program, which ia
Lane County Electric Power
Potter witness.............
5 80
CURSION SEASON I nigued A. L. Barker. . The check Mrs. H. C. Mahon returned today Company, for lights .............. 36 61 J Archie
embodied in the following report:
M Nichols, witness,.............. 8 80
looked alii right, and as the man had from a visit in Junction.
Sunday evening, May 29th at 7:30
Court House and Lawn Account—
Eva Amis, witness .................... 2 10
to mako a trip to Albany that even­
promptly, the following will assemble
J. M. Wilhelm came down from N Gross, work on county
Clara Wiles, witness.................... 2 10
ing, Landlord Osburn cashed it. The
in front ot G. A R. hall, the right
Creswell this afternoon.
grounds........................................ 27 00 Thos M Medley, witness............ 6 40
On
Saturday
next.
May
21,
1904,
the
stranger
left
on
the
night
train,
and
resting on corner of Seventh and
R N Griffin, witness.................. 11 : OO
Hou. Ivan McQueen, of Cottage
Stock Inspector’s Account —
Willamette and form in line and im­ Corvallis A Eastern Railroad will in­ did not return, as he said he would.
Grove,
was
injtbe
city
today.
C
W Henline, witness ........... 6 10
25
Phillip
Miller,
stock
inspector
augurate
the
opening
ot
the
summer
00
!
When
Mr.
Osburn
turned
the
check
mediately march to the Cbristiau
Alex Shields, witness................ 6 10
Henry Gibbs left on the morning
Sheriff’s Account—
Church and attend services held by excursion business at Yaquii.a Bay by in to the bank Monday it wa« learned
..............
6 10
F Kennedy,deputy sheriff . .. 6 25 F E Dunn, witness
Rev. McCallum and other ministers. running their first excursion of the tnat no funds were deposited to the stage for Blue River mines to woik.
A
Cockerline,
witness
................
6
10
season,
the
fifth
Annual
Rhododen
­
credit
of
A.
L.
Barker,
and
that
the
J
D
Baughman,
deputy
sheriff.
.
67
00
County Commissioner J. R. Hill
Major Yoran and staff; Company A
C A Wintermeirr, witness
6 10
and Company C and Spanish war dron Excursion, from Albany, Cor­ check was bogus The officers were was in the city from Junction today. A C Mathews, deputy sheriff . 2 50
3 75 G W Griffin, witness.................... 2 10
Veterans; Ladies of the G. A. R.; vallis, Philomath aud all points west notified but nothing has beeu heard
Mrs. Lester Tozier went to Creswell [ Geo B Camp, deputy sheriff
2 10
'
to
Newport
and
return.
of
the
bunco
man.
|
Fred
Fisk,
sheriff,
salary
..........
'
166
70 J D Matlock, witness
J. W. Geary Poet G. A. R.; J. W.
’oday for a short visit with relatives.
Geo B Dorris, witness .............. 9 10
Tickets will be sold good going on
’ H L Bown, deputy sheriff, sal­
Geary, W. R. C,
Mrs. L. N. Roney arrived home this
Saturday and returning on Monday,
ary................................................. 75 00
MONDAY MORNING.
afternoon from a visit with Salem
Personals
May
23,
1904,
giving
two
nights
aud
Creed C Hammond,deputy sher­
At 9:30 a. m. Monday, the follow­
friends.
A Llewellyn Party.
iff, eaJary.................................... 50 00
ing line will be formed aud at 10:30 one full day at the beach.
Professor A. R. Sweetser, of the U.
The rhododendron is now in full j
a. m. sharp, proceed to the I. O. O.
Judge’s Account—
Daily Guard May 17
A pleasant surprise party was given
F. cemetery under charge of Post bloom, nature wears her best garb, | Horace Harm« came down from O., went to Salem this afternoon on H K Kincaid, county judge, sal­
state
biological
work.
and
Commander Loomis and Marshal the rigor« of winter are gone
ary ................................................. 66 70 in honor of Miss Mabie Brown, at the
Cottage Grove tbi« afternoon.
Miss Lena Blair, of Portland, well
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hopkins with Frank Taylor and "Smiling Spring her earliest visit
Treasurer's Account—
Attorney C. M. Kissinger returned known in Eugene, is reported danger­
Geo.
A. Brown, at Lewellyn, on the
Comrade Fallman bb aids; right rest­ pay«’’ to Newport and vicinity.
G F Craw.oountv treasurer, sal­
A low round trip rate of 42.50 from this afternoon for a trip to Roseburg. ously ill with typhcid-pneumonia.
ing on Seventh and Willamette
ary ................................................. 66 70 evening of May 14th. Parlor games
Dr. l.D. Driver was a passenger for
Grover Long and Ira Allen came
streets, facing south iu the following Albany, Corvallis and Philomath has
and music were the chief amusements
Clerks’ Account—
been made, giving every one an op­ Halsey on the afternoon train.
up from Portland last night, where
of the evening. Before the midnight
order:
E
U
Lee,
county
clera,
salary
166
70
hour light refreshments were served,
Major Yoran and staff; Companies portunity to enjoy a pleasant outing,
Mrs. Nora Kauffman and little son they are employed in Sweatland’«
F
L
Giobs,deputy
county
clerk,
afier which the jolly crowd returned
A and C and Spanish War Veteraus; gather water agates, rhododeudrous left today tor Ontario, Or., on an ex candy factory, to visit a few day«.
salary..................... ...................... 75 00
to their several homes, all expressing
J. W. Geary, W. R. C.; J. W. Geary and to disport themselves in the tended visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. B. E. Coggswell and children J D Hamlin, deputy county
Post, G. A. R.; Ladies of the G. A. balmy breezes of the Pacific.
themselves as having bad a delightful
returned home to Muddy yesterday
Kenyon.
clerk
...........................................
50 00
A large crowd of Southern Pacific
time. Those present were: Mr. and
R.; Sons and Daughte-s of Veterans;
after
a
visit
at
the
boma
of
Mr.
and
The following were amoug those
I M A Slater, clerical work......... 30 oo Mrs. E. Bostwick, Mr. and Mrs. John
school children; Woodmen of the officials and their friends will be with j who went to Salem today to attend Mrs. I. L. Campbell.
Mies Ina Edwards.clerical work 12 .0
P rkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Berlin,
World; I. O. O. F.; citizens, on foot; the excursion. The steamer "Ros­ I the May Festival of Music: Mieses
Charley Underwood was in the city
School Superintendent's Account-— Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A Brown, Mrs.
mayor and city council and school coe" has been engaged and a trip out j Alicia McElroy, Myra Loveridge, yesterday. He and bis wife are now
W M Miller, county superin­
over the bar has been arranged for i
board and citizens in carriages.
and Mrs. A. Anderson, Mr*, B. An-
Camille Carroll, Ada and Ruby Hen­ stopping at Cottage Grove where they
tendent, salary........................... 100 00 derson, E. Perkins, Misses Susie
Moving south on Willamette street thoee who want to go for food fishes dicks, Louise Yoran, Maude Densmore will remain all summer.
Ferry Account-—
to Fourteenth street, where the ladies or give food to the fishes.
Smith, Ellen Anderson, Stella Owen,
and Zida Goldsmith.
Dr. W. Kuykendall left this after­ W 11 Eaton, county ferryman 30 0O Myr Huston, Julia Halderson,
and school children will be furnished
Gertie
I
noon
for
Eastern
Washington,
to
visit
Dr. and Mrs. Lowbaugh, of Cottage
Frank Price, county ferryman 30 00 Owen, Ollie Fitch, Welby Huston,
carriages, and move in same forma­
Grove, who have been here a day or [ his mother. Dr. D. A. Paine will be Grant Hendricks, county ferry­
tion east on Fourteenth street to A
Bertha Bostwick, Cora Rebmen, Ma­
i
in bis office during hie absence.
two, left today for a trip East.
man .......................................... -.. 50 00 bie Brown, Nina Rebmen, Mae
street, south on A street to cemetery,
J. W. White arrived home iast night A D Hj land, county ferry re­
R. C. Edwards, of Lowel), ia in the
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
where line will halt and reform on
Brown, Eleanor Anderson, Madeline
from a trip through California, fie
pairs.............................................
foot, then move into cemetery. All
Anderson, Messrs. Guard Huston,
Samuel and Burban Robson to Wm city.
horses aud carriages will be strictly II Davison; 30 acres in tp 15 s r 4 w.
A. E. Wood and son Hal are down made his son Will a visit in San A R England, county ferry re­
Guy Bostwick, Otis Berlin, Olaf Hal-
Francisco, and says Will is working
pairs ............................................
prohibited from the inside of the in­ 1726.
from the Blue River mines.
derson, Earl Berlin, Sanford Ander­
in a marble works and doing tine.
closure.
son, Lawrence Brown, Roy Fitch,
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to J Henquinet;
Janitor’s Acccunt—
Geo. M. Miller left this morning
After ritual aud other services at blocks 1, 2, 4, 5, except lots 5 and 6,
John Halderson, Onie Job, Elmer
Wm BbermaD, court house jan­
for Florence.
the G. A. R. lots, line will reform ) block 5; lot 8, tlk ti, FAB part of
Anderson, David Swanson, Ralph An­
itor,salary .................................
Jim Mllliron of Junction was in CIRCUS GOT
and proceed to the grounds of the I Florence. Tax deed.
derson, Paul Berlin, Eddie Dahlin,
Surveyor
’
s
Account
—
Spanish War Veterans, where services | Fred Fisk, sheriff, to J Henquinet; Eugene today on business.
Boliver Gay, Grover Huston, Francis
C M Collier, county surveyor .
George E. Wagoner returned last
will be held; from there the Hue 160 acres in tp 17 s r 6 w. Tax deed.
Berlin, Otis Perk ins, Robt. Anderson.
AWAY
AT
9:30
Indigent Soldier’s Account—
will march to the private lots of the
A C and Mary V Jennings to Alicia night from Eugene, where he nas
Mrs
Carpenter,
pauper
supplies
Woodmen of the World, and attend Herrington; 80 acres l tp 20, s r 4 been for three days concerning min­
Miscellaneous Account--
ing matters.—Yesterday’s Telegram.
the unveiling of their monument.
w.
'16.
The attendance at the circus last I Mrs Ola Martin, trip to Boys
After services here, several car­
Mies Ethel Ham went to Roseburg
George W aud Alma L Handeaker
and Girls’ A id Society ....
Persons having propositions to
night was quite large, notwithstand­
riages will proceed to the Masonic to John M and Mary F Roberts; 60x today to visit friends.
I
A E Wheeler, transfer of land. 125 00 make the committee appointed for the
cemetery, where ritual services will 160 feet in Mulligan’s donation to Eu­
J. D. Braly left teday for Los An­ ing the rain and mod the orowds bad ;
J L Page,postage stamps for the
Carnegie Library will please make
be held over the graves of our depart­ gene. 41475.
geles. Mies Braly will rernaiu here to go through to see the performance, |
ed comrades.
E N Neet to R W Veatch; certain for some time vistting her parents, which was cut short The grounds. county.......................................... 3 00 them to Recorder B. F. Dorris, giv­
were simply unmentionable, water E Baugs, hauling ....................... 1 50 ing the location, amount of ground
Returning from the cemetery the land in tp 20, • r 3 w. 41200.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. tlobbs.
standing
in pools under the tents and E Schwarzschild, merchandise . 48 41 and lowest cash price. The propositon
vomrades will find a dainty lunch
U S to Thomas E Silkwood; 160
Arthur Dlmoud returned home this
everywhere. The mud was ankle Aya & Son, merchandise............. 2 00 tn be enclosed in sealed envelopes
Served by the ladies of the J. W. acres in tp 19, a r 7 w. Patent.
afternoon from a trip to Portland.
First National Bank, exchange
and handed in by Friday, May 20,
Jeep and sticky as glue.
Geary Woman's Relief Corps at G. A.
D N and S A Baker to J S Milne;
on draft....................................... 7 15 1904.
The circus men had enough exper­
«. hall.
certain land in Hazelton’s ad to Cot­
Daily Guard May 18
ience in getting the freight wagons Eugene Loan «Dd Savings Bank,
F. M. WILKINS, U. I m C.
MONDAY EVENING.
tage Grove. 4160.
Ben Owen 1« in the city from Ivi- off the grounds to last them a life­
exchange on draft..................... 7 15
Colonel
F
and
Angle
Smith
to
Ben
­
At 7:30 p. m.,
■harp, the escort,
1
•on.
time. Nearly every wagon mired Richard Mount, filing save....... 1 70
Got $50 Damages.
Lad les of the > a. A. R., J. W. Geary jamin Church; certain land in Fair­
Mrs. li. C. Mahon went to Junction down in the mad and it was necessary Cbae L Scott, work on adding
mount.
*90.
Post and W. R. C. and Sons and
machine...................................... 4 75
to car.-y the equipment« to the street
Geo Landrith to C R and Lena E today.
Daughters of Veterans will form tn
Pacific States Telephone Com­
Roseburg Review: A verdict for
Mias Edith Hoffman went to Harri«- by hand.
line in order as above noted in front Loomis; oertaln land In tp 19, a r 5
pany, service ........................... 21 70 Mrs. H. a . McClaren in the sum of
The work of moving and loading
burg
thia
afternoon.
w.
*1.
of G. A. K. hall, the right facing the
Glass 21 Prudhome Co, supplies M 27 450 damages and coats against the
J W and M A Diuges to C L Han­
A. II. Addington, of Marcóla, was the show on the traiD was not finished
south and march to the M.E. church
until 9*30 o’clock this morning and E U Lee, stamps, express and
town of Drain for injuries sustained
where the following program will be sen ; certain land in tp 16, • r 5 w. a caller at this office today.
freight. ........................................ 40 25 by • fall from a defective sidewalk,
it
was
the
dirtiest
iookiog
circus
*1.
tendered:
Deputy Sheriff 11. L. Bown went to
outfit
Imaginable. The men were 8 J Wilson, transfer from state
was returned by a jury in the cir­
Ida M and James N Hanna to S H
Prayer by Rev. Rowland.
Cottage Grove thia afternoon.
land.............................................. 4 50 cuit oourt here about 10 o’clock Tues­
begrimed with mud from head to
and Catharine Norman; 53.87 acres in
Singing by choir.
Mr«. Buell is home from a visit to foot and the wagons looked like any­ J H Boo.h, abstracts of land en­
day night. Mrs. McClaren had asked
East Park, Junction City. *2000.
Radiation by Harold Wells,
Glendale SDd Boswell Springs.
tries .......................................... 36 10 for jatt one hundred times the
thing but circus wagons. The show
CIRCUIT COURT.
bong.
Rev. 1. G. Knotts returned to Al­ went to Salem trim here. H. S. Allien Eaton, merchandise....... 12 65 amount of damages awarded her. The
Lecture by Hon. K. A. Booth.
R L Sabin vs Long A Bingham
bany teday after a short stay here.
Rowe, the manager,said that it would A H Eaton, stationery................ 3 65 jury was out nearly five hours.
Quartette—l’atrlotio song.
Lumber Company; to recover money.
Erl Wood« left on the afternoon be impossible to give the afternoon Irwin llodson 4 Co, supplies .. 36 75
Recitation by Mrs. W. F. Gilstrap.
C 11 Gruniug, Jr, vs C II Gruniug,
A Startling Test
L Van Burkler, pictures for
"America,'* congregation singing. Sr; to compel conveyance of one-fifth i train for Great Fall«, Montana, to re- performance there and that the time
Lewis and Clark fair.............. 1
would
be
used
In
cleaning
up.
'
To
save
a life, Dr. T. G. Merritt, of
side.
Doxology.
Interest In certain mining claims In
No. Meboopauy, Pa., made a start­
W M Miller, stationery ........... 15
Mrs. A. J. Beeeler and eon Ralph
W. M. SHERMAN, Ch’n.
Blue River district from defendant to
ling test resulting in a wonderful
W M Miller, diplomas................ 20
HENRY 11OPKINS, Sec’y.
plaiutiff. John M Pipes, attorney for left today for Butte, Moutana to
cure. He writes: "A patient was
Fred Strener, lamps .................. 9
attacked with violent hemorrhages,
•peud the summer.
R. II. MlLcER,
Died.
plaintiff.
Claims not allowed—
caused by ulceratoin of the stomach.
Committee.
Mrs. ri. W. Newhouse, of Newlerg,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
1 had eften found Electric Bitters
Samuel II Com ad for damages 17
is
visiting
at
the
home
of
her
brother,
excellent
for acute etomaeb and liver
Homer Gulley and Anna Hodson;
G
A
Hovey,
rebate
on
taxes.
16
Bertha E. Grund, wife of John
trouble«, so 1 prescribed them. The
11. A. Cox, in tie city.
Emma
Cobb,
witness.
C
R
Mead,
damages
..................
175
Grund, aged 44 years, died Sunday
Notc and Comment
patient gained from the first, and has
Usury Gibbs leaves tomorrow for
not bad an attack in fourteen
evening, May lotta. T.Vl, Ht the family John Doyle, damages................ 150
the Lucky Boy mine, where be will be
Joror's account—•
months.’' Electric Bitters are posi­
residence in Fairmount. Deceased
Advertised
Letters.
tively guaranteed for dyspepsia, indi­
employed iu the stamp mil).
The life of the circus roustabout is
leaves a husband and seven children. Frank B Mason, juror................. 11
gestion, constipation and kindey
J. J. Hughes,director of the Eugene The funeral services were held at the Anderson Cheshire, juror...... 2
n hard one. Up all night helping
tronble. Try them. Only 50c at W.
I and, went to Salem today to play for residence this morning at 10 o'clock. Geo M McLain, juror................ o
load and get the allow out of town, he
Eugene, Or., May 18, 1904.
L. DeLano’s.
;
E
Hauson,
juror
.........................
the May Festival of the Willamette The remaius were interred in the Ma-
mu t get Ida sleep while on the cars
linker. Miss Jennie.
4
Chas Gray, juror................
Valley Choral Union.
and between performance«.
Aud
Conley, John.
14
sonic cemetery.
AW Schwerin?, juror....
when rain catches the show, as it dhl
Fold, J T.
Lewie lioeelton, the I'antber saw­
14
George Winn, juror
tlie Norris A Rowe aggregation here
l’arter, Albert.
mill man, who was in the city to see
16
last night, his usual bard let is a
bhaliau, G E.
Why use gelatine and
the circus and to attend to business Lucky Boy Postmaster. Chas Hazelton, jourr .......
6
I. E Flegal, juror................
spend hours »aking,
much Harder oue.
Smith, J H.
matters, left for home today.
10
flw^etening, fl vr.ring
G L Day, juror........................... 13
Tucker, J.
The Mistes Ella Dobie. Alice Breth-
and coloring
Larry Sullivan, known the world W inthrop Thompson, juror.......
Wallace,
Frank
M.
!■>
erton, Adele McMurran and Erre«- Iovei as Portland's famous sailor
This rain? What has already fallen
J L Furnish, juror...................... 28
Warlmau, Victor.
will make many, many twenty-doll: r
tine 1 ailing left this afternoon for, hoarding bouse keeper, has beeu ap-
J I Zuma alt, juror.................... 13
Package
for
George
Orcutt.
pieces at the harvest time.
Seattle, to wituess the Oregon-Wash- pOjuted postmaster of Lucky Boy, iu
better results _ in [..
two _______
minute-«?
R G Fowler, juror..............
I
.1. L. PAGE. 1’. M. » ington track med.
is
(the Blue River mining dlstriot. Larry
iu
’
he
package.
Simply
add ho»
J
E
Roach,
juror
....................
C A. HTe» J-«. ”
water
ana
set
t^«ool.
It
’
s
perfection.
Asnr-
Mrs.S.J. Hansaker, Mrs W.W. Calk ; has quit the boardiug bouse business Eli Bangs, juror .........................
The difference in the results of run-1 tsarer*!'
priee to the housewife. N • trouble, less ex*
10
ms
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
WauuJ
went
to
and
ia
now
part
owuer
of
the
rich
liing a brewery or laundry is well 11-
pen.-. Try it t. .-by. Ii F rarFraftHto
-Geo F Morris, juror..................
2
Cottage Grove today as delegates tc j Lucky Boy mine.
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Billing«, Montana, Monday uigtit. A
brewery yielded the burglars f.'/lcath,
4300 diamonds and about 48000 iu
note« and check« From a laundry
they got two old watches, probably
left as security for needed shirt«.
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MEMORIAL
“DOCTOR” HERMAN
PROGRAM
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