I fl
tb* fair today and from there will ,
make a trip to Eastern Oregon.
Mr*.Clara E. N*S*r, of Baker City,
is visiting here aud at Elmira. Sb«
was formerly Clara Fatereou.
Leonard Tabor is in the city from
Mapleton.
Mr. 'and Mrs L. E. Walker and
children, of Bsuklenev, Nebraska,
are visiting at tbs borne of Mrs.
Walker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heory
Tbe annual Laue county teachers’ Hampton, in Eugene.
invtitute convened at the high school .
A corrtspordeut from Port Orford
at V o'clock this morning, with a large ' writes: Mr. aod Mre. T J. Cook, ot
at’endanoe of teachers from all parts
Wedderburn, passed throngs Port Or­
rtf
fl I I 11 7 V
of k tbe A county.
ford Sunday enroute home from au
CouDty Superintendent W. P. Dil- i
etxeuded visit to tbe fair aud Wa»b-
lard has been fortunate in securing
‘ ington aud the Willamette valley.
able instructor« to assist him In bis
They report bavtng a grand time, ai d
work.
1 orououuce tbe fair to be “just
Tbe first paper this morning wax
grand. ” They bad the pleasure of
read by V. A. Pinkley, of Cincinnati,
meeting many of their Lane county
on “Reading as an Art.” “School
friends, and «ay they lore old Lane
Management,” by W.G. Hartranft, ot
county is they did twenty years ago,
Seattle, and an address by Dr. H. D.
wbeu they resided at Elmira.
Sbaldon, of tbe University of Oregon,
Wm. Horn, of Sagiuaw, is in Eu-
completed tbe morning program.
gene
today.
This afternoon “How to Secure
TEACHERS’
FORMAL
INSTITUTE
TRANSFER
IN SESSION
MADE
LANE
Around the
INSTRUCTOR
Courth
COUNTY’S
ATTEMPTED
MEDALS
SUICIED
REAL ESTATE TRASSI'ÈZ
L C Bogirt et al lo J a
'
I Richardaon; 86 aerea io Hr
s r 5 w; aleo all of tbei,
—————
and interest in
1-------
- ’ otter
certain
land, game •action and t
Lane
county
agricultural
exhibitors
P. C. Langemo, one of the new in- |
, $120
The Lrrnal transfer of tbe Lane
etrdetor« «t the Universtiy of OregoD, J fared well in receiving medals for
Frank H «nd Muaetta
best displays at the Lewis and Clark
cooDly Electric Company’s plant at
attempted suicide late yesterday af­
certaln land In Cottage Grov».
fair,
although
several
counties
are
bpriugdeld to the r‘Pressntatiees of
ternoon by cutting hie throat with a I
¡ned-1 Geo C and Elisa J Be,),
milted at tbe very far ahead of this one. Tbe
~
Kboadei, Kinkier i Butcher, the
—♦ u
razor. The act was committed at the
Bowman; lot 5. blk 8. ex’sadw
i al winners from Laue are as follows:
Phl.adelpi U syndicate, was made to
home of Attorney and Mre. 8. P. Ness i
Gold jiedals-Lane county, exhibit vey of Springfield. $55.
<jay. The directors of the old com­
on West Tenth street,
where Mr.
Eugene Lodge No 1’, A Fa^,
of graine In jars and grasses; Mr.
pany met at 10 a. m., at which time
Langemo was rootaiug.
Two deep
signed and complete control was glv-
Clifford, rye io sheaf; R. B. Healey, to W E Brown; lot 412, MM08i.
were infiicted io tbe Deck, oar-
vetch; G. W. Griffin, alfalfa; Mar­ etery. $12.
•n A. Welch and E. W. Hail, repre­
rowiy missing the jugular vein. Dre.
Melvin S Henderson to Big
sentatives of tbe syndicate.
Geo. O’B DeBar and W. Kuykendall shall Bros., sweet tread wheat; A. C.
Sibyl Tboratcn; certain lanJsn
Mr. Hail will reside in Eugene and
Maltmau,
wheat;
A.
C.
Nielson,
were called to attend tbe wounds.
will be manager of tbe local system.
wheat; FraLk Herman, wheat; T. D. gene. $1.
They state that tbe man will recover,
S h and P H Warner to 2 q
11. G. Fleicsbsuer will be bead elec­
no vital spot having beeD reached by Linton, hope; A. C. Bogard, wheat;
trician of tbe plant. He and bis wife
Kenry Kotapp, oats; Jasper Wilkins, ner; lots 4 and 5, blk 8,
tbe razor blade.
to Eugene.
are n ,w here
Mr. Langemo had been engaged as wool; E. C. Smith, flax; H. Kompp,
J M and
wheat;
E.
M.
Warren,
wheat;
E
M.
■ ssietaut to Profeasor F G. Young in
Plaster; 1c
Warren,
corn,
wheat,
E.
M.
Warren,
tne department of economica. He ar­
School Libraries” was read by W. G.
rived on Friday of last week trom barley; same, grass seeds; 2. M. War- 3J ad to Cottage Grove. $750.
Monday's
Daily
Guard
Frank C and Alice S White to
Hartranft. “Primary Language,” Ly
Berkeley, Cal. He took up rooms at ren, grains.
M. L. Hammitt, wife and little 8OÜ
Professor M. H. Arnold, superinten­
Silver medals— P. V. Coffey, tim­ Day; 82^x152 feet in Thurston.
SEPTEMBER TERM.
the home of Attorney »nl Mrs. Nees,
Martha L and Charles CgJ
dent ot Eugene’s schools, was an in­ went to Salem today aud from there being acquainted with Mr. Nees be­ othy; J. U. Loomis, barley; C. Stick
Roal account -
W L Me<d, road work................. $20 25 teresting number on tbe program. will go to Portland to see tbe fair.
lee, sweet bread wheat; T. J.Vaughn, John R Davis; lc.ts 1 and 2j3
fore
be
came
here,
they
having
at-
W W Me >d, ro.d work................ 5 25 “Primary Language, by W. W. Dix­
Misses Emily and Phoebe Partridge ended college together at tbe Univer- millet; Frank Armitage, »beat; J. C. Junction City. $250.
B H Allegar, r al work............. 6 (*J on, of Oregon City, uud an address
Duco n 8cott to James MonA
|
went
to Portland today.
Rob-rt B md, road work............ . 3 (»>
ity of Minnesota. Yesterday Mr. Bushnell,barley; Henry Godard, tioi
Clifford Flak, road wcrk............. . 31 &. ■ by President P L. Campbell, ot tbe
Guy Armitage went to Portland to- Langemo sent word to the university othy; Jasper Wilkins, wheat; C. H. lflO a re> in Bej 20, tp 15, a r
L 0 Bliveu. roa 1 work........... . . 11
University of Oregon, completed tbe ! day io see tbe fair.
that he was not well and could not Williams, vetch; R M Day, wheat; $1200.
5 67 program.
C D .Maxwell, baullug lumWr.
Frederick and Louise R £,
bear hie clues that day. La‘e iu tbe Walker Young, wheat; A. C. Nielson,
John
H.
Barr
aud
wifa
went
tn
Sa
N Marshall, road w<-rk............ . 2 50
iclover;
T.
J.
bergc-r
to Newton J and Sarah J
Vaugbu,
vetch;
L.
J.
Brf "» I, imt er Co,lumber......... . 8 09
lem today with tbeir little child to afternoon Mrs. Ness hear t struggles
;ot>e.ha!f an acre In tp 16, «■
Fred Bower«, road work ......... . 2 50
consult a specialist in regard to tbe :n Laugemo’s room and was horrified Dodd, wheat; Henry Goaard, oat«; F.
Emii Gersh.ob, road work....... . 15 co
upon entering to find him in almost W. Prentice, English walnuts; Lane $50.
child’s eyes.
II C Rice, io«d work.................. . 3 UC
Frederick and Louise F R
an
unconscious condition, with two county, grain lu jars; E M. Warren,
Wm Johoson, roal work........... . 4 l>0
j Lee Logao, wife aud child returned
.
erger
to Wm F and Alice F g*
grain
in
sacks;
Laue
county,
collec
­
Minor Wegner, road work....... . 10 00
Thursday’s Daily Guard
ugly gashes acruse hie threat. The
i to Astoria today, aft'ir a visit here.
F h Merton, road work........... . 2 50
ene-balf acre in tp 16, a r j w, a
tive exhibit, corn.
razor
lying
near
*dl
bloody
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West returned
J. C. Parker weut to Portland to­
T H Williams. lumber ........... . 7 00
N W and Nellie
j war
Bronze medals, thirteen,
story.
Ere .
Win Aidans, road work........... . 3 00 yesterday from tbe fair.
day.
Courts;
lot
7,
blk
l,Mrs
C
A
Ptq
rionotble mention, three.
J li Chambers, lumber........... . 6 96
paa:
Captain
J.
M.
Williams
went
to
Mrs.
Peter
Ertz
has
gone
to
Port-
suturbau ad to Cottaxe Grove. I am In
David Link, merchandise....... . 3 25
T a Millioiu, merchandise ... . 1 50 Portland this afternoon on business. j land to join her husband, wbo has
Margaret and W M Meer» tji 1
•‘di
Piper A Vaudenburg, meroban
Rev. B. F. Rowland and family left ’ been there two months.
Sanderson; 874 acres in •e I d ter in j
dlae............................................ . 2 60
36, tp )9, s r 5 w $1.
Moody Rickman ba« been bound
C E Carlisle, road work ......... . 3 00 today for tbeir new home in Portland. * Mr. aDd Nfrs. Wm. Bunyan have
3 00
taken
tbeir
departure
for
a
six
Idaho F Ca '»obeli to H
Albert Hayues, road werk ....
over
in
tbe
sum
of
$100
for
stealing
a
Mrs. H. B. Millard and son left yes­
Wm Haynes, road work............. . 3 0O
months' residence in Eugene, expect bird dog from A. C. Dixon.
14 46 acres to sec 32, tp
terday
for
.oau
Francisco,
after
a
visit
G Zumwalt, road work............ . 1 5o
ing tbe change of altitude to taneflt
John C. Anderson was born near *420
Wm Pearson, road work........... . 6 CO here.
A Dew meat market is being opened
Mr. Bunyan’s health. —Baker City
G S and Belie Keek to C H
C K Courtlgbt,crusher work . . 46 2T,
in the bul.'ding formerly occupied by Fayettvlile, Ark., July 2, 4835. Died
Salem Statesman: 8. L. Rex, of
Maverick.
C Zumwalt, road work.............. . 3 00
Minnie
G Saunders; lota 3, 4,1
at
bis
home
near
Springfield,
Oregon,
Oliver Bros., at the corner of Sixth
II /utnwHlt, road work............ . 6 00 Eugene, arrived in this city yesterday
October 5, 1905, aged 70 yeare, 3 8 and 9, blk 9, Waebourhet
and
Willamette
streets.
for
a
few
deya
’
visit
with
irlends
and
J 44 Nichols, bridge work....... . 2 ‘15
months and 2 days. Mr. Anderson lorn's ad to Junction City. Ilin,
W 11 Fowler, road work........... . 1 50 relatives.
Tuesday’s Daily Guard
Nick Scbnorenburg’e family, wbo
came to tbe Pacific coast in 1854,
C W Waebburae.T A ami M Ld
Walter Bowers, road work....... . 3 00
Cot-
Wm.
Landees
came
down
.'rom
have all been ill from diphtheria,
Bob Vaughan, of W’altervllle, was in
James Cbeaher, road work....... . 3 75
crossing the plains with other emi­ iorn to G S Keck; lots » aud 9,
Dneumonia and scarlet fever for sev­
bre l Price, road work.............. . . 12 00 Eugene, yesterday, lie is moving W. tage Grove tbia afternoon,
grants,and first located tu California, Washburne & Mllliorri a ad to
W S Rinehart, road work......... . 3 (XI H.Russell’s bousetcld goods down for
Mre. Katherine Smith went to Port­ eral weeks past, are rapidly recover- where be for a time engaged in min­
tion
________
City. $100.
Air. C h .| er Rickard, gravel. .. . 14 35 shipment to Omaha,to which city Mr,
iDg. Two of tbe children died.
land today.
L P and Olive A McCoy toil
J E Richardson,road work....... . 1 5o
ing. At this place the Indians stole
There will be an examination at hii hurfe that brought him from Ar­ Matthayer ¡certain laud in tp2.i
J I. Carlisle, road work. ..
3 60 Russell and family will remove.
Mies Nellie Smith has returned
Walter Stroud, road work ....... 2 ho
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Russell left from a visit in Portland.
Rosebarg on October 16 of applicants kansas and became so troublesome w. *5.
1 50 today tor Omaha, where they will re­
Wm Keckett, road work............
I Dr. aud Mrs. J. F. Titus, of At­ for tbe position of forest supervisor that Mr. Anderson thought with oth­
Ed Bundy, road work................ 18 00
I L P and Olive A McFnjtc!
G Cook, road work.................... 7 SO side. They will flMt take in the fair tica, Ohio, who have been visiting to fill aoy vacancy that may osoor. ers that it was beet to move out aud i Mattheyer; 80 acres in sec 20, tp!
John A Lawrence,road work ... 16 25 at Portland, go from there by water Mr.andMrs. B L. Bogard in Eugene, , Age limit, 21 to 40. Examination on from there he drifted toward Oregon, r 4 w. *800.
Howard Dunlap, road work ... 6 00 to San $>80(1(800 and thence East.
practical questions, Held t»et, train­ landing in Laue county in company
left for home today.
A J and Etbea J Titus to Geora
Leo Stroud, roed work............. 1 50
ing and experience.
75
with A’m. Masterson in tbe summer H Titus; lot 2, blk 1, KeluyiJ
A W Bund, road work................
Mr. and Mre W. H. Kay and little
00
Saturday night the depot or tbe Or­ of 1866.
Ira Nice, ruad work....................
Eugene. $170.
I___
Friday’s Daily Guard.
son went to Portland today
00
U Bennett, crn.her work. ....
egon & Southeastern Railway at Cot­
September
1,
1869,
he
was
married
G
T
and
Mamie
Lane
to
J
WK
Tv
J.
R.
Campbell
weut
to
Portland
Mrs.
A.
A.
Ross
weut
to
Portland
OV
Wade Hayes, r.iad work.............
tag* Grove was entered by burglars to Eliza, daughter of R. E Campbell, mate, M R Young and UÜ.
00 on tbe local tbia morning.
P Withers, road work................
on this afternoon's traiu.
and a trunk broken into and rifled. one of tbe early rod honored pio­ 160 acres in eeo 12, tpl7,
25
Claud Bond, road work.............
Dr. C. H. A wood is borne from a
Henry Stewart and family,
of' Among tbe articles stolen were tbe
00
Monroe Leach,road work.........
neers, Atfer his marriage be pur- *1600.
Springfield, weut to Portland today following: A braes trumpet, a suit
LI >y i rncker.cbainmau.........
00 proefeeional trip to Portland.
ebseed and meved on a farm three
Rollin B and Carrie B Job»
Vernon lucker, cbaiuman.........
oo
Mre. John P. Barger, of Roseburg, to see tbe fair.
of clothes, a gold band ring, a lurge miles northeast of Eugene, where he SB Eakin; 8 j aeree in sec 24, t;
W B Tucker, marker....................
00 is visiting iu Eugene and vicluity.
C. S. Heron, bookkeeper st one cf collection of old aud rare coins, a resided for some years, later moving s r 7 w.
L O Beckwith, viewer................
oo
$500.
00
Miss Elizabeth Knox left today for tbe big mills on tbe lower Sluelaw, quantity of postage stamps, two good on Lis farm on the McKeuzie river
P J£tfcPftera n. viewer.............
MINING LOCATIONS
50 Seattle to visit her sister, Miss Mamie. was I d Eugene yesterday on bis way razors, and a gold medal bearing tbe
G li Waggoner, deputy surveyor
known as the Anderson farm, where
J W Carlisle, cbaiumau.............
00
i'arra locates The Bet
Ernest Johnson, of Wallowa, a home from a business trip to San name nt Clyde Pau> Jones. It is a be cleared away tbe timber and erect-
A W Haines, marker..............
bravery medal, given for rescuing a ed Buildings that remain as an evi-
C E Carlisle, axmau...................
Bohemia district
nephew of Mre .J. M. Shelley, left for Francisco.
. - great
—: industry
----- —
ts O Beckwith, viewer................
Mrs. Mary J. Tillman, formerly of , woman from drowning.
deuce of . bis
and ------
cour- I
’jeo
Lather locates
home today after a abort visit in Eu­
P J McPherson, viewer.............
Coburg, is here from oberlock. Wash.
gen*.
Mr.
Anderson
was
kind to bis v^a'lni Bohemia district.
age.
1
________
______________
G II Waggoner, deputy surveyor
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Mrs. Mary Colwell, of Everett, '
Gilbert Cook, road work.............
family and neighbors and went out of
Mre. John Summerville, of Loe
Pertl
Oscar Creaon, road work...........
tbe world with good will toward all
Angeles, wbo has been visiting her Wash., returned borne today, after a '
tJ*d
i
Bertie
E
Dunton
and
Laura
Gt
E F Smith, road worn................
mankind.
brother, J. M. Shelley, here, went to visit with Mrs. Ed Howe.
beck. Wm Preston, witness.
Oscar McDoie. road work.........
Max Arthur, infant son of Mr. and
Portland today.
He left in bereavement a devoted
A Sodderatrom, ruad work......... 3
Albert Chicken, of Johannesburg.
PROBATE COURT.
C W M.oum, road work ......... 12
Yesterday's Salem Statesman: Mies South Africa, is in Eugene visiting Mrs. F. L. Tobey, died Wednesday, wife and eight children, six eons and
B F Adams, road work............. 2
October
4,
1905,
aged
25
days.
The
Estate
of 8 W Sorenson, da
two
daughters.
Mr.
Andereoo
joiued
Jennie Russ returned to her home in friends.
Paoifio Timber Co, road work . 7
body was buried the same afternoon, the Baptist church tn 1868 and lived Probable value of property of
Eugene last evening, after spending a
CA Vauscbolack, r >ad work . 5
B. J. Vauderbyde is borne from a tbe funeral being conducted by Rev
a coosleteut member and passed away 4800. EJ Willoughby appoin
Wynne Hdw Cc, mdso................ 3
month visiting friends lu this city. trip to Portlard.
O. v. Wright.
.1 W Kirk, road work................ 5
peacefully end happy in bis faith. ecutor.
Mies
Ruse
spent
a
week
visiting
iu
J S Burnette, road work............. a
Estate of William E Wiltnot,d
He was a lung and patleut sufferer,
Portland with friend« aud relatives
Joseph Wright, road work ....... 5
rOK SALE—A good lot of cheat seed bving fully conscious to the very last, ed; probable value of property d
aud taking iu tb* fair.
Burke E W rl ht, corduroy......... 9
Wednesday’s Daily Guard.
for eale at 1 cent a pound. Call or hie last words to hie sorrowing family täte, $450. Laura C Luckey appt
U B Sutherland, cutting brush,
Saturday's Daily Guard.
J. 1. Yarnell and family, of the
etc, claimed, 121, allowed.... 15
address 104 Thirteenth and Charnel- being an effort;to impress upon tbeir ed administratrix.
Jacob Strauesmaler has removed lower Mohawk, left for Portland this
<1 K Nichols, cutting blush, etc. 23
ton, or P. O. Box 404, Eugene.
minds tbe importauce of living in
W Edmiston, road work.........
8
CIRCUIT COURT.
from Springfield to a farm on tbe rlv afternoon to tee the fair close. They
harmony aud peace with each other
J E Johnson, work on engine
6
er north of Eugene.
expect
to
be
gone
about
a
week.
Nelson
H Greene and Orr H 0
45
John Boreu, road wdrk.........
POSITIONS WANTED—Man end wife and God. After the funeral eervioes
J \ Resides, road work.........
15
J. A. Ricbai-adon, of Junotion, was
C. B. Ruth aud family, wbo have
would like to take charge of small wtbich were conducted by Rev. La­ vs J Herquinet; to determin« o
Chas Brown road work.........
20
a Eugene visitor today.
co otry hotel kitchen or c-*nip
beeu visiting Mrs. Evaue aud other
Mar at tbe borne, bis remains were ship of certain lend io Lane cos
S F. Cole, team work................ 5
kitchen. Both good cooks a id bak­
relatives
in
tbe
city,
took
their
de
­
Cyrus
M.
Bradley,
of
Corvallis,
is
taken to the Masonic Cemetery, Eu­ Thompson A Hardy, attorney1
Paul Zumwalt, road work......... 6
er..
Address
H
F.
«.,
576
Willam
­
plaintiffs.
in tbe city. He may decide to reside parture this afternoon for the-r home
J ('ervu.ki, road work................ □ o
ette street, Eugene.
gene, Oregon, and laid tn rest.
W 1' a L D Pickens, lumter ... 14
in Keokuk county, Iowa.
here.
P H Berlin, road work ......... 12
J. K McGee and wife, wbo live up
Mre. Archie Putter, of Walterville,
r lecher Bros, lumber................ 25
iw
«MR
<1 H Bales, road work................ 3
weut to Fortland today to see the tbe Mohawk, left for Portland this af-
J Humphrey, road work............. 10
etrnoon to take iu what la left of the
fair.
Joe McFall, road work ............. 11
C. H. Pierce of Lincolo. Neb., who fair. They will stay until tbe last
R Addlngtco, road work............. 2
b McBee, road work.................... 5
has been visiting here, left this morn­ dog is eaten by tbe Igorrotes.
8 8meed, gravel........................... 1
Mr. aDd Mre
Raleigh Scott, of
ing for home, via Portland.
1,(1 Vanscboiack.road work. .. 6
C. L. Weber came down fr<m Cres­ Graut’e Paes, wbo have been vletiing
M S Harker, lumber
............... 1
Mrs, Scarbrough, left this atternoin
W T A L D Pickens, lumber.... 14
well tbia afternoon.
for heme. Mr. Scott ••< born tn
Eugene Lumber Co. lumber.... 24
J.
A.
Deadmond
and
family
have
Hyland I.umber Co, hardware
Laue county, anJ has beeu sway for
and lumber................................. 6 71 moved to Eugene from Leaburg.
38 ysari.
M L Wallace, lumbar................
57
L. R. Minard, of Cottage Grove,
E L Cady, road work................ 8
Mr and Mrs. Rinehart, of Summer­
was in Eugene today.
F L Berger, hardware ............. 15
ville, (Jreguu, wbo came to spend a
Wert Purkerson, road ¿work.... 43
Mr. aud Mrs. Tbeodere Cogswell, couple ot weeks visiting tbs family of
Frank Hales, road wokr . ..........
of Seattle, after a visit with tbeir Heury Edwards, received word lo<iay
Arthur Bale« road work............. 6
Look them over before they are gone
cousin, Mrs. Idaho f. CampbelF, tn after having beeu here over night,
B D Wilton, road work............. 3
Eugene, left for home today.
Clarence Kirk, roal work
... 1
that their sot -in-law, whom they left
M K Saubert A Co,hardware. ... 20
L. N. Bobtit aod wife, of Alvo st bom* quite well, bad die* quite
Gen McCornaek, road work. .. 5
Neb., are vlsitiog friends and rela 1 suddenly and they were obliged to
Willi !•
▼ ▼ CKAOIrO
From $1.25 to $3.50. All very low priced.
Joel McCoruack. road work.... 11
I
lives tn Eugene.
Ralph Goodman, road work
SI
return tbis afternoon. They were not
I Higgins, road work
3
ira and Ora Harkins, formerly of infnrmsd of tbe cause ot death,
Mr Goldson, lumber.................... 3M
Coburg, but now of Eureka Junction,
F R Goldsou, bridge work......... 1
N. E. Dotson and wife, of Pleasant
Wash., left for home today, after a Hill, who reconly sold tbeir farm at
A H AHloughby, road work.... 11
Gross Bros, foundry work. .... 71
visit at Coburg.
tbit place to C. M. Miller, left this
Hootb-Kelly Lumber Co, lum­
Eugene Harshman, who bought tbe afternoon for r ortland, and from
ber . .......................................... .*. > Hl
Last season's short coats, just as good as ever.
Wm Kyle A Co, mdse. ............. ft?
_ » Alt Hou nett place north of tbe city, , thence they '
• Lowell, Wash., to
GrlfSu Hdw Co, mdse................. '• •
has left for Kausas, where be expects | make their home.
F L Chambers A Bros, mdse ... 19 2> to remain sums time.
$8 c Ntts for......
George Neet was brought in from
W A Spencer l imber ............. 6 ft
K Petty arrived yesterday from tbe Saginaw this afternoon eutferiug with
Suiltb A Lili. blacksmithlog.... 5 H
G E Nichols, roal work............. 10 »' Yukon country in Mask*, wbershe' incipient typhoid fever, aud will be
We Are Headquarters for Low Prices
W a Allison, road work............. 42 8 ’>
AIbiet Neet crusher work .... - «;, has st uie valusbis milling properties o*r*d (ot at tbe hospital.
C A Brown, crusb>r work.......... 54 CM
John Kestly and Eugene x-aFcrest i J. C. Stratford, of Creswell, was in
O Bennett crusher work............. 78
were over from Spri- gtlel l yesterday. , tbe lily today on business.
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C P Courtright, orueber work.. 72 ft!
Misses Lola, E»b-' and Cectl Leaeh
J. H. McCormick left for Salem an d
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Alfred Parker, crusher work
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sum Taylor, crusher work......... 5 “I sod Soph! -. Fs*t**,«i Coburg wsut to i Portland for a few day*' v|*;t today
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
LADIES’ EMPIRE COATS
JUST RECEIVED
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$5, $6 and $8.50 Values
Shirt Waictc
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and Fancy Mohair
Special in Ladies’ Coats.
$6.00
$5.00
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