Eugene weekly guard., July 13, 1906, Image 8

*
May Cru, .>
class of trade is being shown. Every
W R,gK> iu^ ...
bu»iue.-s shows a good increase iu
Sam Bowen. Hox
........■
trade. Strangers are here daily look­
Carrie E Alzerly
“•«.«
ing over the town and country and
J J Kirk, j,
..
Glen G An erson V» «
making investments Cottage Grove
Tillie Morris.
i,./J*** 1
is one of the towns that is giv 'ug
M Doane, Cre«Wt|.' ' ••-J
1 cal option a fair show, and is going
Hora« e Mat:. . ,, ,/.
to make a record for itself while the
In order to make room for new lines
Amelia Inman.
-i
t
town is “dry.” Even those who
Lizzie May. Fisher “ "--
we offer the following lo* prices
Eail Goodwin, Earl ........ d
thought the towu woul 1 go to lack
167 Gkn
Ckn O Powers, Blue R) . ■
Wrif.tley’s Glycerine and Tar
and
ruin
before
of
its
dryness
are
be
Vo bugs Violette de Parme
168
C
\V Be« re R-ed
Frauk Mii.u«-y. proprietor of the
Kt'*t
Soap, S or, per cake...........-
with rubber complexion
ginning to think it may not be s 1
1 '9 J. hn 8 Dale, I- !„ren;e...... d
Gate
Creek
H
t«l.
a
I
polar
stopping
20< Wridley’s Shaving Soap, per
h u 'per box .... ..
170 M D Sc ott. A,] ,
’"'H
place on the MeKeu*ie river, is in bad alter all. Practically everyone,
(The brush alone tells regu­
cake
........................
171 W'm II Servi, .. .................
r..........
the city t. lay | i.u I .:g supplies. acrees that the 'hing to do is to keep
larly for 25;)
172 Aithur Hattio.m,
Wrsuttey’s Carbolic Soap
Cc
Cxiti Vhite Cl .ti'e. per cake
He sajs the travel to the sp-iugs and [lushing and keep the good time.- go­
County Surerlnien;,^.,/-1
cake _________ ___ _
ing.
Cottage
Grove
is
the
centre
of
Fine -1 »tiled Castile, 5 oz
other upper McKenzie resorts is now-
The school apportionment for the sendlr.g out the .„i,.., ‘
Wristley
’
a
Sulphur
Soap
cakes, per cake
3<
y
very heavy, several parties passing a good trade and has a future before districts of Laue county has been tionnmen't in, l- i
much
lions In which th
Vris.ey’s Otycerine percake..
9c Wri« ley’s Transparan
his place every day. From present it. The min»s pro i ise to do
completed
by
County
Superintendent
Soap
-----------
of books U recon.m, nded .J
Wistley’sOatine, per cake
9c
indications this year’s tourist busi­ to Leip out this year. — Leader.
Dillard, aud is as follows:
chase:
1 r“H
Mme de la Motts Benzoin
Wrist'.-y’s HelioUope, percake
9
ness promisee to be greater than ever
[-|t|e
statzer. Pleasant Hill. 15 58. Order No.
1
E.
C.
Soap,
per
cake
Vr.st'./’sFrangipanni.per cake
9c
2 Albert Winz«nrled, Creswell, 3.15 23 The Sunbonnet BJble;
before. Last year was a quiet one.
O'»
9c Eastnun's Savon Eutaska, per
Wrist!y'aCarnation, per cake.
The Overall r;.,5,
because nearly everybody weit to the
3 H < Whetler. Pleasant Hill ..6.50
cake __________________
169.56 467 Fable» «pd Nursery T»u-
Wristley's Wild Apple, per
4 Frank Rtismr, Eigene .
Lewis and Clark fair instead of tak-
5 ’le‘
9c Colgate's Glycerine an d Honey
cake------ -
5 Geo. McLean, Walterville ....1.98 27 Mother Gm.s..
I ing their usual outing iu the uioun-
a
Wristley’s White Clover, per
Bath Soip, lull 8 oz Jakes at
6 E A Monili. Eugene ................. 2.88 83 Glinn Fairy Tale*
i tains.
9c Colgates Floating Bath---------
cacke ............
7 Will Matheis, Eugene ............. 6.84 221 Wilderness v.a}s
Mr. ¿littuie says there are a large
Regular price J 5;
8 Wei Wynegar, Eugene ............... 4.05 316 Dog of Flan l rs
The O. A S. E. is putting iu a spur
3.06 231 Krag and Johnny Beis
number of California and Eastern
9 I J Koupal, Goshen
on 4 age VanSchoiack’a laud where 10 c. w. Brown, Junction City..7.20 46 In Jlythlanj
A
FINE
people
on
the
river
and
mure
are
ex
­
THESE
11 John Spore», Springfield. ......... 2.88
LINE
pect« d as the season advances. Fish­ the Brown mill will have a new log
LOOK AT OUR
ARE
12 Y D Hensill. Eugene ............... 9.81
OF
ging
camp,
to
cut
the
VauSchoiack
»
GOOD
ing is said to be first class above the
WINDOWS
13 L W Elliott. Goshen ................. 7.47
COLG ATES
VALUES
logging districts this year and even timber. Most of the timber is across 14 J W White Jilin tion City ...3.60
TOILET
A>D J'ILL
where the logs are floating in the the liver from the lallroad, but a 15 John Templetun. Junction ....7.38
SOAPS
LAST
AT
river some very good catches Lave chute will be built across the stream 1 16 T J 1 Callaway. Engine ............... 2.43
BUT A
LOW
aud the logs dragged across by the 17 F w • Williams, Junction City 2.79
SHORT
been made.
DRUGGIST
PRICES
18 T E Edwards, Springfield .... 3.69
TIME
Mr. Miuuie says he will erect a big donkey engine. The upper camp has 19 J A Roberts Springfield ......... 31.95
abou
cleared
the
timber
where
they
addition to bis hotel next winter to
2(1 C R Loomis, Lorane ................... L»S
Chittim bark—} ets.
accommodate bis rapidly growing are out. and will move dowu to the' 21 J s Flint, Irving ....................... 4.59
4)0 J B Kronebusch, Eugene ....8.06
Wool, 22 ceuts
business. The hotel is uow crow,led I new camp. Fred Thomas came down
from the lower camp Thursday morn­ 23 B H Dinlap. Irving ................... 3.69
' Winberry there was a flue dinner and mid he is turning people away daily.
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
I
1 J B Linebaugh, Cott ig«- Grove 4.59
'free lemonade, with something more
Reports from Foley and Belknap ' ing to direct the work.—Cottage
C Brown, Cottage Grove ...5.40
Eggs—Per dozeu, 18@3)c
,
G
' than one bundr*1d people of the snr Springs and McKenzie Biidve say Grove Leader.
Dairy butter, U'h.c; ereami-, 1
A Smith. Saginaw ............... 8.73
I C „
I roundiug country of Middle Fork, that the outiug season has opened at '
Geo W Winn Junction City ..1.17 ter. 4Uc |»er roll.
liens—DfiflUc.
John M Gibson, Point Terrace 9 5°
Egypt, Upper Winbirry, Fall Creek those resorts with a rush. All three
1- rys—12(«i lie.
1 P N Laird. Jasper............ ...3.33
and Lowell pi esent.
o’ the [daces have oeen in.proved |
Geese—5(a7c.
.3.87
1 J Casebetr, Jun< tion City
Tony Mathews is on the road to since last season and the buildings j
Ducks—lO(allc.
Annie Lyons, Cottage Grove. .3.78
Irving, July 10.—E. E. Awbrey's
Waldo Lake with a load of provisions mid camping grounds are all in first-
F C Bean, Mapleton ................ .4.05
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC
G H Hale. Hale ...................... .1.44
1 new residence is completed and pre
f< r the Southern Pacific surveyors. class condition.
New
potatoes—lc lb.
Delhi Vaughn, Springfield ... .1.08
; setits a neat appearance.
He will have to cioss the Cascade
Onions—Weak.
.4.32
Martha
Hoselton.
Crow
1
........
Tuesday’s Daily
range and come in to the Lake from
.Mr». J. J. Montgomery of Wilbur,
H M Doty, Lorane ................ .5.40
LIVESTOCK MARKET'. '
Eli Bangs, Eug«*ne’s pioneer livery-¡the Eastern side, The surveyors of
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Bwlis, Lor 11« .................. •U4
Steers—2la O 7R1.
man, tmliiy sold to G. M. Bonnett. a the Oregon Short line are camped
Jesse governs, Junction City.5.40
J. M. Andrews, near living.
Good Cows—2c.
2-16
well kuown farmer residing in this near the Higdon station this Hide of
E S Addison,
Addlscn. Lorane ...............
...
Sheep—3c.
Quarterly meeting services were
12.96
J
L
Clark,
Creswell
------
city, a quarter of a block of land ut the summit ten miles.
I iressed veal—5c.
held nt the M. E. South church at
.2.25
Fred Wrfght. Walker ...
Fat bogs—6Jsc.
West Ninth and Olive streets oti
Mac Crow of Rushisland has taken
.3.06
eleven o'clock, Suudav.
David Smith Marcola
Tuesday’s Daily
which is situated his livery stable his witnesses to Eugene to prove up
GRAIN AND FEED.
22.23
Geo A Drtiry. Coburg ........
Mrs. A'ice Wilson, of Almira,
New hay, r?4y io.
buildings, including the new two- on his homestead, proof will be made
. 6.57
Joint installation of officers at the
John A Bowers, Madison
Wash, is the guest of relatives aud
Ci.eat—87.
47.?7
story lirii'k and the obi burns,
J F Barrett Cottage Grove
The before Judge Walton.
Eugene atrl Springfield lodges of the
Timothy—89.
friends here.
.5.94
E
T
Templeman.
Zion
...
uousideriitio > is 83.1,1X10. Mr. Bou-
Fraternal Brotherhood was held in I 1
Gats—4i ic.
.99
D R Hill Junction City . .
Quite a number of Irving’s citizens
nett took possession of the property
the local lodge’s hall last evening.
Bran—818.50.
Roscoe Yearou» Cottage Grove 4.86
Ulis afternoon.
Shorts—822.
W. J. Hancock, of Portland, state lie1 spent the 4th at Junction City aud
J T Harbert, Eugene................ 2.61
W beat—G5c.
This is one of the largest real estate
puty supreme [«resident of the order, report a flue time.
Mrs John Weeilen. Cottage G 2.88
Flour—83.40.
3.69
deals ev»r made in Eugene, and shows
John
B.
Seharf,
Irving
..........
was present as installing officer.
Word was recently recieved from
8.16
Olie
Caaperson,
Eugene
........
the faith which Mr Bm nett has in
PORTLAND MARKETS.
After the work was completed the as­ Rev. Crawford that they did not stop
C T Beach Florence ................ 1.80
Eugene's t'utui 1. lie is one of the
Front Street, July 11.—The ¡-nr
sembly sat dowu to refreshments aud at Fresno, Cal., ns expected Init. were
4.14
W O Orton, Junction City ...
pal t atur-s of the Portland >8
state's most progressive fanners and
Cleveland, July 10. —It was discov­ voted the meeting a successful one, tit Los Gatos and not located, they
Claud L Smith, Harrisburg . 2.16 rale markets today are:
has made h1» money entirely at fann­ ered that the Standard Oil trust has both socially and fraternally.
The may return to Oreg» n.
6.93
N L Russen, Eugene ...
New sugar to lie sold lower.
ing and -1 k r i-ing.
Jesse Easton, Walterville
7.29
probably eluded indictment on at officers of the Eugene lodge, as in­
Many bop contracts written.
I
2.07
Mr. Bangs secures in the deal a 960- least on« point. The grand jury's in stalled, are as follows, tiw» list of offi­
Chas Hadley, Crow ....
Egg market weaker; sonieli-t«.
1.44
Alex Limb Elmira ........
Lower prices named for clink«
acre farm in Harney county and vestigation today developed the fact cers of the Springfield lodge not I*- I
3.96
Lorena Magness. Springfield
Dressed meats firm; small re*
i
about HO head of cattle. The remain that since the Lake Shore's storage ing at hand :
2.79
H C Combs. Lon.on ........
Small .supplies ot currants. I
Sansac ; '
der was paid in cash. He will place rates have gone into effect the Stan-r
Past president
Joseph1
Faul Hadley, Jasper ................ 2.83
Logout ernes higher on the«
Greenleaf, July 11. — Everybody i
his soli, Abraliilll, ill change Of the dard has shippe I no oil from Cleve­ president, Robert 8. Hustwn; viee haying,
Mrs. Maiy V. Reetz, Creswell 2.15
Small export flour trade.
A good many Lave finished I
W. Adams. Marcola .................. 3.78
Car cantaloupes in front sooth
farm, and purchase u large number of land to Chicago. This fact will prob­ president, Dora Barker; < Rapiniti,
and some are just cutting, There i»
S J Goddard Lenb’irg .............. 5.31
Demand better than fniit iupplj.
«•»ttl«1 for th«1 place.,
ably remove the case from < leve- Catherine Brunner ; treasurer, W. a tine crop of hay on the creek this
J. M Stevens. Crow .................. 1.26
Potato tuture looks better.
Mr. and Mrs. Bangs and «laughter,
re E. Barker; secretary, Bessie D. year.
Mrs. Mary Kissinger, Fill C .3.06
Miss Addie, will leave Eue.-ne within hating ami transfer it to Chicago,
Rohne;
sergeant-at arms,
Frank I
Geo. C Fils-ell, McKenzie B. . 1.62
Eggs ute Arm, 19<«'<2i>e.
Audy
ALtnasi
and
G
S.
Woolridge
a short time, probably loeiiting nt
_____
Grain bags are Ingber. 1
A
J D Ritchey, altervllle ............ .2.79
Rohne;
mistress-at arms,
Dilla
expect to go to Mapleton next week
( rea • cry butter, 2fic.
Stella Perkins Madison ........ .1.52
Rohne; innet doorkeeper, Rudolph
ami commeuce work for I .ouie Hun-
Cbickeu«—lJLj.-'i 13c per | > iu J.
R C Renfio, Fall Creek ........ .1.44
Yargel ; trustees, O. J. Hull and Doni
Wheat, «alley. 71@72e; blu«a
W If Sharp, Lowell ................ .2.88
ziel.er,
who
is
logging
near
the
bead
Mr. Bam came to Eugene about 2.5
Barker.
W C Shortridge, London, ... .3.69 73c.
of tide.
years ago without 11 dollar and began
Oats—f ^@831» per tor.
W F Hebert, HazeldcII .......... 1.08
Mr- and Mrs. Parker apent the
Barley—zL4.nO.
the livery business, which he con- ¡
Seth W Hnrpol., Junction City 1.26
Hay—Timothy,
Fourth in Junction City. They re­
R F Moss. Eugene .................... 3.15
tinued until a few months ago, When !
Amel^
Marcola
..................
2.70
M
J
port
a
good
celebration.
he sub! out to Burtmid A West,
By.
Wool- Valley, coarse to nw’ii
Frank Mackie. Wslker .......... 4.14
careful business methods he ha« HIIC- J 1 Oyster Buy, July 9.—The presi
Fred Pepiot aud wife left for Lea-
22c; hue, 24c.
Dexter
Carter
Lowell
............
1.98
bodyguard,
Mohair—New, nominal.
ceeded amt uow is id le to tetfre from 1 dent's secret service
burg this luorufng, where they intend
A E Tilton, June .................... 2.16
Hops—Contract, 1!"si « too ,l'V. I
active business for the remainder of James O. Sloan, pleaded guilty thi.-
to care for Mr. Pepiot’s mother in
Allert C. Matteson, Fall Cre« k 1.53
Oregon. li i-'lo'.jC.
Tlie Bi-t five day» of the wtaek were1 definitely.
Frank J P.ramwood, Wildwcol 2.48
bi» life.
Eugene people reg ret to moriiiiig to as-riulting Clarence Le
Potatoes—5«*c per sack; ties i*
gendre, a New York newspaper pho­ very warm ami temperatures of one
G W Stewart. Springfield ... 2.79 toes. el.I»«<«1 fl.710.
learn that he 1» going to leave.
Albeit
Reed
moved
his
household
J M Kitiluri. living .............. 4.95
tograph« r, on July 1, when the plain­ tiuudri*«! degrees aud urer occurred iu
Chittim l nr. — N’e1 stock, iy!!
J S Wallis. Eugene ................ ?.6i
tiff took a picture of the president tile WHlamett«1 valley. Southern Ore­ goods dowu to bis rented raucia on
Beet stills, 4<«i5c; co»», '«■*
Hettte I Pi tersen, Elmira .... 2.70 bogs, 7liC'.<«!'e: veal,
wi®
and Mrs. Roosevelt, despite Sloan's gon an I it> tin- Columbia river coun­ Deadwood li e first of the week. His
J I. Atkinson, Walton.............. 1.44 Sui8rae; lambs, 9c.
I order to desist.
He was tilled ili), ties ei*.-t of the Cascade Mountains. family is etill at the lake.
W G Blachley. Biiihley .......... 5.49
A. J. Beeson and family, of Eu­
including the costs, anil dismissed, The winds «luring this hot si pell were
William Wheeler. Deadwood . 1.53
.1 H Ferguenon. Junction City 1.08
w ho geiieraJy light, and the damage, gene, are camping at Fred Pejiot's
much to Legendre's chagrin,
i
J H Kirk, Dorena .............. . .7.02
ho|H>d to air the ca«e and secai* free therefore, was lew* than otherwise place and having a fine time in gen­ »
T H Horn. Hale ................
. .3.06
eral.
I ndveitising through it.
would have Lee.i the case, Tb« last
H W Jones, Jasper.............. .. .54
Belknap Bridge, July 9. We take
Eugene. July 11
two days were not »0 warm, although
96 8 A Rhinevault. Ixrwell ... . .99
i*. for g1 ant'd that a few items trim
Boons,
Wm.
97
A
E
Pickle.
Florence
........
the temperatures eoutinued above the
..».44
up this way would be acceptable, so
98C A Swairgart. Eugene
Brown, Mrs. Antia.
. .2.1«
normal. Between the Coast and the
99 Jas , .4 Austin. Acme ........
we will give you a few news items, as
. . 2.70
Cat horn, Mrs.
Cas< ade ranges of mountains dry
100
I
8
Day
Ivisoei
..................
At Pieaseat Urli, July Ï,. 1006». the
. .2.80
follow s;
Dunn, E. K.
weather prevailed «luring the e-utire
four-months-old son of Mr. ami Mrs. 101 Alta G Wilson Acme .... . .4.57
There are three families camped
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
week. Local rains occurred in a few
102 Tena i Barbour, Meadow ... . .81
Victor Stroud. Interment next day
just above Mr. Belknap’s house, Mr.
1C3 A W Stratton. Goshen .... . .2.61
Foley, J., 2.
Chicago, July
9.—Congressman of th«1 coast counties, anil the weather
ia the Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Matthews, from Boston.Mr. Dunn, of
104 J W Benner. Eugene.......... . . 1.44
Hughes, Geo. T
Henry C. Adam«, of W-sconsin, died generally in this portion of the state
705 I. M Hoselton. Crow ........
Eugene, and C. L. Inman, of the
..2.44
Jackman, Mrs. Lissie.
at the Auditoriuttl Hotel this morn­ was cool, with considerable fog at
106 C R Hasting.«, Thurston .. .. 3.69
Great Northern mine. Also Mr. and
At
Wendling.
July
9,
l'.MK,
Mrs,
Krause, Joseph.
K.
night
and
for
a
few
hours
in
the
early
ing, The end was hastened by his
107
William
Harter.
Fisher
.
.2.07
Mrs. Kress have conn* out from Eu­
Leigh, Joe.
During the last three days J. Dugan, aged 80 years, mother of 10« Jasper Allen. Jui>tlon City . .2.61
work in coligr«>ss, he having suffered forenoon
gene for their usual summer's outing,
Logan, Lew.
from intestinal trou lav iu«- a long the weather was partly cloudy un the A. W. Dugax lutei ment in Marcola 109 W r. Phelps. Mapleton ........... 2.53
and are installed in their summer
11» W M Templeton. Junction City- 1.17
McCauley, J. Frauk.
time, He was taken critically ill a eastern counties, and thunder show cemetery today.
111 J W Wltltams. Junction City .1.98
home.
McCready, H. E.
week ago while euroute home from ; era occurred in many places, but the
112
Cha» Achesen. Deadwood ....2.16
Mr. Terwilliger, Mr. Hannaman Washington.
I preeivita*iou attending them was too
Momarts. J. H.
113 Matta I, Maine. Alma.................. .54
and other- are up on the south fork
light to be of auy benefit, except over
114 Mrs. Ruth Casteel, Saginaw ..1.80
Sigel, Miss Gladys.
of the McKeugle working on their
115 E P Waite. Acme......................... 2.34
very limited areas.
Starr, S. C.
mining claims.
Mr. Terwilliger is
Saturday, July 14th, will be Sweet 11« R;»Trh Taylor Reed ................... 1.80
Williams, W. A.
117 A E Dean, Walterville ............. 2.61
J. L PAGE P *
constructi ig a wagon road to his
Pea Day at Hull's drug stores Three 118 Mr«. 8. E. Davis. Walton ....1,17
nt
mining |«r« perty and has a crew
prizes
to
lsdtes.
I"
First, for the big- 11» Jessie Kelley Cottage Grove ..1.98
July 3, ltk»l, a» the home of the
vi rl. il»< t ig the right of way.
treat bonqaet of sweet peas; second, 120 T E Cartile. Hale ....................... 2.52
brides's
parent»
Mr.
an<l
Mrs.
F.
P.
Great place for tlsbiug up here. c
for the prsrtiest bou^et; third, fonri 121 C F Hett, Junction City ......... 3.1»
Lewis, their daughter Miss I.ennie V.
L. Inman caught a Holly Vayden
“I was a loser in a twenty 5f‘‘ *
the
bouquet Containing the most va- 122 Rollin Wicks. Starr ................... 3.06
Lewis and Benjamin Felix, by Rev.
123 F D Mason. Vida............................ 90 tie with chronic pil- - «"'* .nl,fr
trout this morning which lipped the
rieties. Every lady who 1» growing I 124 J R Tucker Divide ................... J.24
H J. Blair, In the presence of the
Tuesday's I'aily
sores, until I tried Bnekltn*
beam at 26 lbs., thus breaking the
sweet ¡«ws may ent«sr the contest.
126 Be ky Robherson, Eugene, .. .99 I Salve; which turned tbe tai'1 • -
family and a few friends.
John
Abbott
aud
W.
M,
Teal,
who
record for the upper McKenzie.
He
126
Everybody
is
iurited
to
cull
and
C C Rossm-m. Leaburg............... 3.69 .lug both, tili not a trace
The bride was dressed in pale blue have conducted the Oregon House iu
-
had quite a struggle Itetore lie filially
1*7 Mrs. C E Harwood, C.lenada 4.32 writes A. M.Brm'e. f H«rm'nif- f
jjo
and white, the groom in the conven­ this city for several mouths past.bave see the display.
123 C W Sears. Cottage Grove ..2 43 ■ Best for old ulcers, cuts.
got it landed. He was not prepared
«
tional black. They start out in their sold the business aud fixtures to
12» Owen A Thompson, Rtachley 1.08 ' wounds. 26c at W. 1.. DeL*t»-
for such an enormous catch amt was
130
married lite with the l«e»t wishes of Howard McCustek, who has been em­
" L Ford. Mirth ....................... 1.2« gist.
caught otf his guard and nearly pulled
131 J B Tapp........................................ 1 89
, their friettds. They will reside near ployed as cook there for a good while.
into the ri»er.
Besides the large
132 A W Jones, Fa'I Creek............... 2.97
I Ikmna.
FOR SALE OK TRADE-* *
He took charge last evening.
fish there were three basketafull of
133 C P Ohlson. Eugene ...
..«SO
The
tevival
mee
ing
that
began
at 134 Mary S. Smith. Natron .
Buffalo Pitta thresher.
Mr. McCusick is an experienced
redside trout brought in today, mak
..l.IT
cheap or trade for h’’
The officer* of th«> Spt iugfleld lodge. hotel man and will rnn the place on Crow laemisy evening wifi continue 135 M E Doster. Panther ....
Ing some'hing over «5 It’», of fl»b
. .»4
sheep or goats.
h.
1
ten day», with dinner s*rved in the 13« Mr». J L Jones. Goldson .
Fraternal
Brotherhood,
installs I correct Hues.
..1.2«
brought in tn one «lay.
miles south of hug- lie.
hall ami two services on Sunday. 137 Parsy W Thompson. Vida
here Monday night are »» Follow»:
..4.32
Charles McAlister ami daughter will 138 J M Day. Junction City .
1 Past president, Mr». Alta Chappell;
..2 61 FOR SALE-Four or Uy»
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as good as new, at
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, president Dt.
R. A. Jayne; vice
assist in the meeting. Let everybody 140 F F Colgaard. Etmtra ...
M D Johnson Mound .............. . .2.««
quire at the Eugrne
I pwsideut Mrs. Juua
McPherson:
attend tbeee meeting!«.
14! M D Bolin, Pleasant HUI ....I,»«
Works.________________
treasurer. W. T. Clark ; secetary, Ki­
142 S A White Blachley ....
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Korn
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chaplain.
Mrs.
Tom
Cot-
PASTURE
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Smith
Ocean
View
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icin
• Lowell, July 11. —Lowell aud
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144
good pasture, g' ’>
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Pont' forget sweet pea day. Bring 145 M L Hammitt. Springfield
ity showed their patriotism by cel* tou ; sergeant at arms, Tom Cotton .
fence, till Oct l er ’4 f"f
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Ovis Dowell Mercer ....
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Cottage
Grove
merchants
declare
mistress
at
arn>».St««lla
I.Rutjadge
;in-
in
your
sweet
pea»
and
compet«
for
a
brat lug with their ueighbor» of
14» Tho«. Taylor, Bog ..........
privilege of renting
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Spriugflel l, Thurston aud Wn>b*rry, tiet door k«-e[>er, James K. Chappell. their buxines* is steadily growing prize Saturday, July Utb.
Call on or address A
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Hull’» 14» Amy E Peterson ..............
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ing. Creswell. Ur. H« “"‘’.¡t
150 H L Morgan, Lowell ....
I rger each ok nth, aud that a better drug »tore.
where all report a good time. At outer door keeper. L*wi» Jone».
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151 Amy Edmiston. Elmira .
of Creaweil.
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MONEY FOR UNE
OUTING TRAVEL
VERY HEAVY
NEW LOGGINS CAMP
W. L. DeLano
I
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5
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WEEKLY REPORT
OF LOCAL MH
ELI BANGS SELLS
QUARTER BLOCK
FOR S35.000
JOINT INSTALLATION
ESCAPES INDICTMENT
Grsenieaf Items
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TEDDY'S BODYGUARD
FINED FOR ASSAULT
REFORT OF OREGON
WEATHER CONDITIONS
BELKNAP BRIDGE
Died
CONGRESSMAN DIED
RETURNING HOME
Day
Lewis-Felix
OREGON HOUSE
Twenty Year Battle
CHANGES HANDS
Revival Meeting
COTTAGE GROVE NOT
Lowell Items
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