nihht. The injury, while very pain-
tul, is not thought to l>e very serious.
Eugene was quiet during the day,
but the cigar stores and ice cream
parlors did a good business.
David Haun ivan, of Eugeue, », won
the tirst prize tor climbing the greas
ed p le at 1'burstou a"d oue of the
i prizes in the pillow tight His broth
J er. Harvey, ulso won a prize in the
We all celebrated. Some of us went pillow tight.
Lc
t 1 I. - ; ie tojlunctiou. some
A fist tight between two men enliv-
L cittaue Gru/e. but mo-t of those
ered tiie celebration at Junction,
n , i. 't 1 "'u U"’'® to *o,u* co°l sPot
! Oue ot the special deputy marshal
l L u I
t’.ie gently Bowing waters ot
' 'K uzie or W illamette and spent ' and another man went outside the
¡Citv limits mid had it out between
"e ' , 1U ease aud comfort, tile sate|
those who ar*
saw *be
*
mix-
Miie way of observing the iia- themselves. 1'hose
up say it was a bloody affair.
L's birthday.
NEW MINING
CAM? MAY
BE OPENED
There are good prospects for open
ing up a rich gold mining district in
the western emi of Lane countv.
Sii.ee April of this year Messrs. her-
buudy, Scott anil How II, ot this city,
have been prospecting m the vicinity
of Sadd eback. a well known moun
tain in the Coast Kan e, about 40
[rhe celebrations at the several I Th? young people of Crow celebrat miles w*-»t of Eugene. They have lo
ed by giving a dance m the evening. cuted several claim» and intend soon
in tbe ‘,ouu,y were Urgely
to iucorporate a stock company and
Lied, notably those at Spriugfleld,
placi the stock ou the market to se
luuetiou and Cottage Grove.
cure funds with which to work the
AT SPRINGFIELD.
I
properly.
i \ large crowd had gathered at
1 he point at which these men are
Lringfleld by the time the exercises
now working is on th* Gleuada Wild
Lnu at 10 o’clock. The usual pro-
cat road six miles from where it
Ln, Wbs carried out. Hon. S. 1).
crosses the Siuslaw river. They have
Ln. of Eugene, delivered the ora-
akeu out quite a quantity of gold-
Lu Mrs. Dickinson read the declar-
bearing quartz, and assays made in
kiod of independence, and Rev. .1.
l.ngene recently show a very good
Salem, July 7.—The capital city and
L Orrick offered the invocation,
percentage of the precious metal, the
[he Brownsville band played in.-pir- Portland will yet be iiiim-cbd with' amount, however, not being given
L airs during the day.
an electric roa . for t e city fathers'
out fi r publication. One sample of
[pribably 3000 people were in at- last veiling granted the amended quartz, about an inch thick, that lias
LuJaue »t the celerl Hinn.
franchise to the Willamette \ alley men di»pl,
ed in Eugene, is nearly
I The sports of the day iucluded the Traction Company, which provides half pure gold, and it is said that
that the railway be c ompleted and other rich pieces have been taken out.
Lllowing.
Footrace, H)il yards, Paul Driver cars running troni Trade street, in | A shaft is now being sunk and it is
ijst ami W. Smock second. Time, this ci y, to Cheniawa on or before! expected that the ledge will be found
September 10. The first evidence that to be much rich« i fu'.uer beneath the
Prize, 85.
L
[ l I seconds.
■*>
I Log rolling contest, John Stiulty, the company means business is ttiat surface of th« ground.
If Pali Ci reek, first; Isaac Skeela, ol it has advert!« ed for men ami teams
Very 1 Itle has been know u of the
Prize, gold to begin work on the line immediate- work of these men in that vicinity.
Ipringtleld, second.
ir.
Ldal.
The Guard received its information
|lu the pillow tight Henrv Matthew»
from F. M. Nigh-wairier, tlie well-
Lteated George Price aud Nat Rob-
Portland, July
W. A. White, a known road builder, who was instru
L, defeated Geo. Laman and Doe wealthy New Yorker, between «¡0 and mental in getting the ( Uenada-Wildcat
lader». Prize, «1.50.
70 years of age, and father of two of road, a short cut to th ■ mouth of the
| ill the baseball game, w hich was the partners in the banking firm of Siuslaw, through. lie says the ore
Lgely attended, Springfield won
Moffatt A White, backers of the Wil being taken out also contains silver
loui McCormick’s Colts, of Eugene, lamette Valley Traction Company, and copper ill considerable quantities.
Ly the score of 5 to 3.
walked 24 miles from Forest Grove to Mr. Scott, one of the locator» of the
AT JUNCTION CITV.
Portland, while a visitor in this city new claims, i» an a- aver ami mining
I The usual big crowd attended ’he a few days ago, aud as a result the man of experieuce.atid be thinks they
Llrbratiou at Junction. A splendid Willamette Valley Traction Company have something rich.
lanule was pulled off in the foreuoon, will build au electric road from Port
GOLD AT HADLEYVD LE.
fading at the paik, where Hou. E. land to Hillsboro aud Forest Grove.
Mr. N'ighswander also informs the
■ Belknap delivered the address of The new liue will branch from a point Guard thet gold in small quantities
lie occasion Professor E. E. Or»on iu the Portland-Salem line a short has been found ou his | lace a’ Had
Lad the declaration of Independence, distance -outh of this city, aud run ley ville, 1.5 miles southwest of Eugeue.
Ld Her. N. J. Harbit offered the iu- direct ot Hillsboro aud Forest Grove, A .-ample of the or ■ us-i.ve-l -2 or -3
iucation. There was a program of with a mileage of but 24 miles, which to the ton. and it is thought by go-
i
■terary and musical numbers. The will give that company the shortest ' ing a few fret further bem-ath the snr-
face something Letter can be found.
jonetion baud furnished music
liue.
Mr. Nighswander says develop ent
I In tbs afternoon the sports, as fol-
work will be carried on there for
■». were pulled off:
some tin e in order t > ascertain to
■ Men's footrace,wou by M. E. Cory.
what extent the gold exists.
Brize, fc. hi .
SALEM GRANTS
FRANCHISE FOR
ELECTRIC LINE
NIGHSWÄNDER ROAD
PETITION DENIED
■ Bsy»' tootrace, won by Curtis New-
■» of Eugene; Warren Hunter,
Ketrod. Prizes. 82 and 1.
The county commissioners' court
■ Girl«' footrace, won by Lulu Bai- today refused ttie application of 1 .
■f: Reta Ifonavan and Oregona Ear-
M. Nighswander and others to open
■r tied for second. Prizes, 82 and
tlie new portion of the Glenada-Wild
cat road which was proposed to be
I Fat man's race, won by S»ni Flint;
built entirely iu Lane county, a part
I. C. Bailey, second. Prizes, «1.50 of the old road extending into Doug
tod fl.
las county.
A remonstance signed
I Four mile bicycle race, won by Ce
liy twice the number of persons as
il Moffitt; Silas Moffitt, second ; J.
signed the petition was presented,
L Whiting, third. Prizes, «7.50, »5
and this was tlie factor that influ-
Bid il5e.
enced the court's decision, Mr. Nig ti
I In the ball game between the Junc-
swandet and the other piomoters of I
lon ami Monroe teams, Junction the road are not discouraged and in- !
f u by the score of 8 to 0.
tend to keep at the matter until a |
[Through an error in shipment the
road is pushed clear through. When
Iri-'o rks did not arrive.
it is completed a wagon can travel
AT THURSTON.
from Eugene clear to the mouth of
A number of Eugene people attend- the Siuslaw river.
[1 the exercises at Thurston, where
The remonst raters mostly reside
Ion. L. M. Travis delivered the ora- along the old stage road and until- ,
pm. Ro«s Matthews read the declar- rally do not want a competing road
ut independence. The Eugene to the Siuslaw.
huior band furuished tlie music,
p" a-,
races were held and flre-
hrks were bad in the evening.
DEATH OF MRS.
FANNIE GILBERT
Mrs. Fannie Gilbert, wife of C. G.
Gilbert, died at her home, 513 East
Eleventh street, Friday evening at
8:25 o’clock, of stomach trouble. She
was aged 59 years.
Mrs. Gilbert came here with her
family from Fairfield, Nebraska, 15
years ago. and has lived ill mid near
Eugene during that time. She was
a member of the Free Methodist
church at Springfield.
Resides her
husband she leaves two sons and four
daughters. The sons are William A.
mid John, and the daughters Mrs.
Mary Wheat, of Moro, Oregon; Vio
la. Daisy ku <1 Nellie, of Eugene. She
has a sister. Mis. Coljette, ai d two
brothers, George aud Them's.'- Glass,
living in Nebraska.
C. & E. EXTENSION
KELSAÏ MINING GO'S
AGAIN ANNOUNCED
ORE TO SMELTER
AT COTTAGE GROVE.
I Hon. 1. H. Bingham, of Eugene,
R» the orator of the day at Cottage
pore. The usual parade aud sports
The B. S. Kelsay Mining Co. is bus
pm held and a baseball game be-
F'eu Cottage Grove and Lorane was ily employed sinking a shaft aL2 by 8
pHy'-'l. the Grove boys winning by feet on their property on Ilock creek,
a tributary of the Coast Fork from
R «core of 23 to 7.
the east, tlfteeu miles southeasterly
OTHER PLACES.
g the oration was d> In from Eugene.
1'be ledg". which carries copper and
f ®1 by Rev. Perkins.
In the liall
P®e Wendling beat Coburg, 18 to 11. silver values, is a big oue, showing a
|At Elmira Attorney C. A. Haidy, hundred feet wide ou the surface.
F Eogene. was the orator aud Eu- Five hundred pounds of the ore v as
F®* Holland read the declaration of shipper! to the Tacoma smelter for a
Rifl’endem-e. A musical and literary working test the other day. the com-
P*1*10 »as rendered and the usual pany consists of A. VV. Gilbert and
Mark Fleming, of Eugene; Albert
F*« »ere pulled off.
I-'f Acme aud other small places Woods, of Cottage Grove, and John
f oighout the county celebrations Buoy and Mr. Shear, of Creswell.
F * small scale were held.
CELEBRATION NOTES.
p,xt year Eugene will celebrate
r~t°I our neighbors who held
pwitions yesterday will attend.
|Cott«Ke Grove got th- bula of Eu-
P* ’ cwfebrationista. Three hundred
P*t» fur that city were sold at the
PROFITABLE ROYAL
ANN CHERRY TREE
^0B1 • Roman candle struck
•
l^ftey.a- be was
r"* «* Wdlsm-U- street la«1
FILL UP BIG HOLE IN
SPRINGFIELD STREET
g,
time neo the Sonthern Pacific
Co. excavated a big bide on First
street in Springfield to allow teams
Tom Brown has a large Rcyal Ann to drive beneath the trestle work of
cherry tree at his residence, corner ' .
dlroad bridge now being built
the Willamette "t that place,
Lawren and Eighth streets, that he
clines are too steep and in the
picked 542 pounds of fruit from the ~
|
e is liable to be
other day. at four cents a pound1
t
This would be
i it was recently
bringing ft 21.68.
it nr rid build a grade
good tree k o get scions from for gral
jecii
Brown says to bis certa
1 teams could go
ing,
in t
knowledge it has not failed for twe
reput
it
ty years He thinks th-
at
tion of the R‘ v»l Ann for failing
One hundred and fifty-
L, ,eri' ’‘ I'l Io- [xiints north, most-
F «action.
L1^ plutnl-r.
of Eugene held a
P*« over on the McKenzie,
F* <Tow<j consisted of Louis Aya
M family,
<»eo. Heitzman and fam
p Cha^ »nd Tom Shumway and
pH»»«, W M. Long and family.
V.', 1
-is-'T I and
___ J. R.
»nd I sister
t ear coi
I
Mi I family.
ing graf
C
Wallis Nash, who went East in the
interest of tile Co-Operative Christian
Federation, has returned to Portland,
and announced that work ou the ex
tension of the Corvallis A Eastern
would begin in the near future, and
an independent road would be built
from Portland to connect w ith the C.
A E. at Mehama, the whole calling
for the laying of 269 milip* of track.
He claims to have found it no trouble
to raise the money for the work, as
well as for other things in connection
with the object of the Federation.
News Notes
ick. gave birth to a son on July 4 Ht
the marble palace at Potsdam. Moth
er aud child are doing well.
Judge . it. McCreadie, of the su
perior court ot th*- state of Washiug-
t tl, ha» retiil* red a decision giv,ug
Hill a cumph te vteto y over lliirri-
ma i iu the cotit, -t tor the right of-
way for ‘he north bank road aluug the
Columbia.
LOGGING BUSINESS
IN LANE COUNTY
IS VERY ACTIVE
GÛOO GAME GF
BALL AT SPRIMFIELII
I he Fa-ebaU. gam*- at Springfield
y* ateulay Hit* ruoou I.» 1 ween the Blu««
ot lliat city and M Cormiek s C*>lt<
of Eugeue, was wi u >y S,uii.,.nl0 by
the „-ore of 5 to '.. The tai-ulated
»C k re i-w h » ío II owk :
Two thousand saloon licenses at
Saturday’s Daily
«5<HI t-a. h have already I ten takeu out
The Booth Killy sawmills Htid log
bPíilNG IELD.
in S hi Francisco.
gi g cam|>s and drives will al1 .
b r lb po a t
W. J. Bryau was the central figure operations next Mouday, atfe,
* TaUaferu, ss
. 4 0 .> 4 3 •
,
in the Independence day dinner at Ual Fourth of July shut b v .
x.. 1 itliHtero, |>
4 0 0 0 1 »
Loudon Wt*dnesday, at ul;ii'h .’ hhi week's duration. A full foice *.; i .eii lidl. lb
4 0 0 io 0 Î
guests were preseut.
Ambassador will lie put to work again, ami the
1 >rn t. 2b ....
4 1 1 0 5 K
Reid and Mr. Bry.tn made the princi absence ot those who quit l eeause the Hoi., ;i. 3b .........
4 0 2 1 1 I
pal speeche», which were uon politi- county went •’dry" will not be felt.
l-eu*l*-j, c
... 4 1 1 d 0 0
cah
A reports- call.-d at tlie Booth Kelly
Y*ik**j, it.
4 1 0 3 0 (1
President Roosevi It delivered a office this forenoon mid was given An -i >n, cf
3 1 1 3 1 1
short address to a large crowd at the several interesting logging items as Huxpbrey, if
3 1 1 0 0 Ü
Oyster Hay Fourth of July -elebra follows;
— * - - — —
The Spaulding Logging Company's
turn.
SI 5 b 21 14 4
drive of li.iMHipKHi feet, coining down
At Clatskanie, Or., F. L. Harding
EUt
.
EN
E.
tlie McKenzie, is now Ht the mouth
was killed by the premature explosion
ab r It 1 o a .
of the Mohawk. Three million teet ot
of a bomb, which lie had manufac
............ 4 0
0 M
these lugs consists of cottonwood aud Russi'll . f
tured, usiug u new sinukelt
powder
4
1 7 •* .>
maple, and the other J.lMHI.UiM are sir. Johnson, <x
made from a published, receipt. The
.............. 1 0 1 12 0 0
Tlie Spauldiug company furnishes l'alui*, II.
bomb, a piece of lead pipe, exploded
. 5 1 1 0 7 it
logs for several mills down tlie valley ColeniH:i, 2b
dining the process of making, horri
Hobbe, H
.4 0 1
0 1
and the paper mill at Oregon City.
bly mutilating Harding.
(1 (I
3 t
The Booth Kelly drive outlie Mc McCorm ck, *
Admiral Kojestveiiaky and several Kenzie, tor the Coburg mill, is now a linnu.«, If
4 0 0 0 0 0
of his fellow officers are on trial at short distance t***Iow Major l-'orrest’s llii*u»t*-t*. r. rf .
o 0 u
4 0
Cronstadt, charged with surremh riug place, which is about 22 miles from llurd, p
.............. 4 0
u 2 U
the Russiau fleet unnecessarily at the Eugene. There are 7,OOU,UUU feet of
—
— —
battle of the Sea of Japan. I he ad iir logs in this drive.
- ’ Il •>
miral takes all the blame upon him
C. L. Williams’ drive of X ihhi . ihh *
I.Y IN XU NG!FN.
self and asks that hi» .«ub irdmates feet for the Eugene Lumt.er Co. has S|>ringfl'|.i
(14 0
be excused. 'The penalty 1» death,
reached tlie bead ot the millrace, be
Hits ........
14 0 0 I» 1 0 2 X— Ä
tween here and Springfi Id. and will Eugene
loo 0 0 0 2 0 0—s
l>e in the boom Ht the mill within a
Hit» ............
olo I 11 1 2 I 0—7
few days.
SUMM ARV
The Ijooth-Kelly Fall Creek drive
Two Lu*» htis 1 .eniley, Humphrey,
of T. ihhi . ihm tiet for tlie Springfield
.i nation, llunl, lit*Ben. Stolen baaec
mill is now ut the Unity bridge, lb
—J< hnson, Paine. Hobbh, (’. Taliaf
Chauncey Dale, one of the best miles from her*-.
ero. Struck out- by Taliafero, 4;
llltls Bros.’ drive of 7,000,000 feet
known pioneer miners of the Blue
by Hurd, 5. Baeca ou halb -Oft Tnl
Kiver mining district, nearly lost his tor the Spriugfleld mill is between iufero, I Hit by pitched bull— lloblm,
life through anffocatlou at Portland Hyland's terry and tlie mouth of Fall McCormick. Double pbi,\
Juhnsoa
Thursday morning at 3:15. He was creek.
to McCormick ; Driver to .1. Ttdiafert
FIRE
RANGERS
BUSY.
occupying a loom ou tlie third floor
to Hill; Anderwon *u l.emley.
The seven tire rangers employed
of the Union block. Stark and First,
when the smoke from a tire in ttie jointly by the Booth Kelly Co., tlie
basement tilled tlie upper stories al- , Weyerhauser and Wentworth inter-
etta, tlie So ithern Pneitic Company
most to suffocation.
The landlady was certain that nil and about 50 individual holders of
her roome-s had escaped but Dale, timber lands, nud legally appointed
and two policemen groped their way by the county court, hiive been swum
upstairs nod found him almost un iu aud began Hieir duties on July 1.
Mrs. Hurry St*>w..rt entertained the
conscious.
Though almost blinded The rangers aud the districts which liidii s' Embroidery Club Ht list borne
themselves by tlie smoke they man they patrol are as follows: A istin last Friday afternoon.
aged to get him downstairs to the Root, Mohawk district: S. K. Lewis,
'Tlie water works company has th»
McKenzie valley: 1 aye Abrams, Call
street, where he soon recovered.
trenob finished and is l u.-y li[>|*ing
Cre. k and upper Wiliam* tte districts ;
tlie pipe for the mains. A targe gang
D. II. Brumbaugh and John Palmer,
of men was ¡mt to work j -terilay
Rowe river and Brumbaugh creek dis
morning between Fifth hih I Seventh
tricts.
streets digging tiencties. 'Tlie com.
Besides these John Burkhart is
pany expects to have water down
E. J. McClanahan is contemplating
ranger for Weils Gilbert, of Golden-
Main street by July 15th.
the placing of a gas,'line launch on
dale, Wasli . who recently purchased
the mill nice for pleasure parties next
('. II. Pickett, fornii—ly ot Eugene,
a large aertuge of timber land from
spring. He is now figuring with Mar
Frances Cantield iu township 1(! smith i« [Hitting th- flni»liiiig touches of
vin Noffsinger, of Acme, for building
white end blue paint on tlie counter*
of range two east, lip the McKenzie.
a cratt 20 feet long, with a live-foot
With tv tse rangers actively at work aud shelving “In tlm Kepnei build
beam. It will lie built at Acme and
it is expected that destructive tires Illg, first door east, of the bank," and
buuled to Eugeue oveiland.
*-xpect« to commence serving the peo
will be prevented.-
ple of Hpringfleld and vicinity with
Eugene Camp No. 115, VV. (). W.,
hnrdware and groceries Monday, July
instalad new officers last night as fol
9th. This stock of groce-ies is living
lows: Past consul, W. B. Dillmd;
moved from Eugene,
and Eugeue
.misul. V. G. Chessman ; advisor, It.
prices will be maintained.
A. Williams- banker, W. M. Gleen,
Jim Sb wHrt Rae been out < f com
holdover; clerk, W. W. Moore, 1 old-
mission since last Friday evening
over ; escort, W. S. Moon ; sentry, B.
with a sprained Hiikl« which he re
H. Hove ; manager for six months,
Some two yearn ago Dr. A. E. Mc- ci-ived at ttie killing yard hotom the
W. B. Dill ird; manager for eigliteeu
Alibter’» voice unaccfiuntably began river
In jumping over the fence af
months, W. L. Miller.
to fail him till soon lit* could npeak in ter cattle liis Hiikle turned, cHiising a
W. Waddle, who for several years
but a whiKpt-r, and though be has sprain of the worst kind. It is quite
coiidur ted the Oregon saloon in this
bought advice wheraver relief m »<med probable that lie will be laid up all
city, today filed a petition in bauk-
pobbil le fin ie I ihh been no improve slimmer. Three yeara ago he hud the
ru| y. .’>n Ea.--t.eru er- 1'tor bad at
ment.
About a year ago a pimple other Hiikle latdly sprained which lie
tached his place aud in order to give
appF-ared on his throat a li tie to one coseitated the use of crutches for
all of 1*1» creditors a »quare deal so
wide of the middle line of the front, nearly a year. — News.
that each would get bis proportion
and this has gradually enlarged till it
ate «hare be decided tu go into bank
now form» a discolored apot home-
ruptcy.
Ttie liabilities are 815UO,
thing larger than a dime.
with assets about the same.
After an examination by Dr. Brown
A wutchmiiu’ h Liculoct permitted a
F. Jorgeneen, residing on a farm the other day Dr. McAllater received bulk in tlx* grxftt NorH< S<”» d’ u«»
the Hilles west of Eugene, was in the wry unwelcome intelligence that wbieb h child»* finger -uuld have
»toppled, to l»«*come a ruinous break,
jured Wednesday by his team bitched the loss of voice whh flue to a can deVH»tlng hii entire privin -»« of Hol
to a mower runniug away. He was c( r,of which the «pot »bowed develop- land. In like niHDtiei Ki nin th Mc
Iver. of Vanreforo. Me., permitted a
run over by the machine and nrr t -- Hief t,
cold to go unnoticed until a tuigie
badly cutup about the brad a. ..
finish whh obly averted by Dr. K'ng’t
body.
New DI »cove ry. He writes: “Three
doctors gave me up to die of lung iu
1'. L. Chambers has bought the lots
on which the present pumping sta
“I anixonly H2 year* old and don’t flannnation, caused by tlie neglected
cold: lull Dr. King's New Di-covery
tion of tim water company is located, « ' pi et ( ven w I h U j get to be real old waved my life.” Guarantee*! best
including tlie pumping building and to feel that way 8« long an 1 can get cough and rol<l cure, Ht W. L. De
Electric Bitter*. ” *ay Mra. E. II.
tht Tayloi residence. The price paid Brunson, of Dut’.in, (»a.
Surely L hiio ' s drug store. 50c anil <1.1X1
there’#« nothing el.-e keep* the o d hh Trial bottle free.
was mn.
young and make* the weak hm strong
The Roberts Drug Go., of Eugeira,
Harrisburg Bulletin:
A. C. Colt mm thia grand Ionic medicine
Dew
went to Blue River the latter part of pi p.-in, torpid liver, ii Hamed kidneya toilwy tll*-<l a rollin'nry petition ie
last week with a band of beef cattle, or chronic constipation are unknown bankruptcy bi the United Btatee *11»
which will tie used to feed the hungry after taking Elctrire Bitter» a rea trict court at Portland. The store,
no liable tiuie. Guaranteed by W. L. wliich is situated in th*' Hampton
miners in that neck of the woods.
Delano druggist. Price ÛÜ6.
bl ockyOIi WillHinett »treot,cloned this
'4'he cattie were sent up by J. <5 Sa
morning. The II bllftlee are »aid 1«
bin.
be
ami th»* to*»*!» Mw. The
“The Fair’’ store ¡slicing moved to
paper»
will
probably be sent to C. A
Six
room
iH»i<len<-<
‘
in
good
r«q*air
Oregon City, where it was conducted
throughout, with roomy barn, for WHitermel-r, local referee in bank*
before.
ruptcy, tomorrow.
Branstetter Jr Lili are storing their Mio. Price, 81200, ¡-art on time if
desired.
Within
çonveuieut
distance
saloon fixtures, and as soon as they
Se<xirity Lice Powder for your
of business purt of town. Inquire of
find a new halation will ship them.
chicks,
J. R. Campbell at Guard office.
Chamler«’ Hardwaie
The little saloon building n*ar the
depot at AH'any. where many passen-
“
Ih
hold
th*
VLe»trrn
»ky.
Bright eyes are an infidlible Imlex
g*-r# have slaked their thirst during to y *uth. windows from which Cu Where people live but never dis. **
the last few years, was burned Wed pid sin -ts tils arrow,.
Hollister's The reason for th»« 1» nhiin to
Rocky Mour twin Tea niak-s brigh They all take Rocky Mountain I k .
nesday.
I ‘mi D*n< <>.
eyes, rosy cheeks. Tew or tablets, 35
cepta. Lluu Drug Co.
Replace your ol<i matting with n» w,
I mi ught at
of trou>ib*F to contend with, Mprintf
Dr. McDougal returude Thursdnv
Chamt»er*’ Har Iware
forri torpid liver and blockmied
I : »-N. oo I h - h you a*Mken tLwu to from A’me, where he sun called to at
Virgil Garvin, the old time pitcher
tend I 1 re-t Vx 1*ismaii, whose left b'g
tL* *r proper action witb Dr.
New Life Pill*; the plea*«nte»»t and wk *« broken while be waa working in a recently releH^ed hy Portland, 1«
t eff? tire rur* f .r coD«Hpation. logging camp.
The leg was caiigl.t pitch: g hi tl e blithe» 1 >w. He hag
ihev pr»-v<jit appendicitis and ton«*
betwe-n
a
l"g
an
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tl « donkey cable, been piaving with the Milford team
up the #y »tein. 25c at W. L. Va-
f t* ic^tt e *
CHAUNCEY OALt s
NEWS OF INTEREST
FROM SPRiNGtiELB
H. K'ALISTE.TS THROAT
TROUBLE A CANCER
A Tragic Finish
Oafy 82 Years Old
Residence With Barn tor Sale
A Hard Lot