Eugene weekly guard., May 30, 1907, Image 12

Friendly’s
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S. H. FRIENDLY
That
WILL ENLARGE
OLD MAN GARL
HIS STORE Feelingod
AT NATRON
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S. H. Friendly, the dry goods mer­
(From Wednesday's Guard I
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Urius Garl, an old man living alone chant, has leased the south room of
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Natron, _ was
at ______
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wounded in the shoulder by two rob­ M Pratt and adjoining the store ot
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bers about midnight last night. The the north, and will occupy it with
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robbers entered the house and awoke l.is men's furnishing goods depart­
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the old man, ordering that he give ment. The change will be made
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them his
money.
Garl, scarcely about the first of July, at which time
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awake, demurred, whereupon one of extensive improvements to the :oom
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the robbers fired at hint with his pis­ which will be started at once, will be !
that one should have in i ’
It is the Intention to cut
tol, striking him in the shoulder. completed
They then secured the old man’s a big archway in the wall which sep­ i
purchasing- drugs is alway, ’
money, amounting to a few cents arates the store from the new room,
Our June Sales arealways an event of importance, this year more than ever. Thousands of dollars of our
more than »50, and left the house. and the entire stock of men's cloth­
experienced by our custom. !
Garl’s cries for help aroused the ing and furnishings will be moved
spring goods have arrived late. To dispose of all these late arrivals they must be sacraficed, sold at a loss,
neighbors and soon a crowd of men I'p-to-date fixtures will be Installed
e«. It is most gratifying i
was on the scene. When the old man and one of the most complete cloth­
however let us state, right here that “The Friendly Store’ is not going to be the loser, it was optional with us
told his story a search for the rob­ ing stores In the valley will be the
bers was at once begun and Sheriff result of the change. That depart­
to us to note this, fw It! [ I
to accept or reject these goods, we accepted them but we got concessions—got them 25% to 5o% less than
Fisk telephoned for. The sheriff and ment. as now. will be under the able
proves to us that our
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ashburne.v ho
Deputy Hammond left here about management of Carl
they would ordinarily cost us. We’re going to make a profit and at the same time we are going to sell you
2 o’clock this morning. After their thoroughly understands the business,
arrival there they at once began a and who through his good fast® in
many seasoaable articles at 25% to 50% percent less than you expect to pay. especially in Wool and Cotton
tiring effort to giVe the I ;
thorough investigation of the affair, buying correct clothing and furn'sh-
and remained in the vicinl’y a part ing« has built up such a wonderful
Fabrics and Ready-to-wear
for Women,
and
Every article listed here will show
best of service and ft
of the day, but as far as learned they business which that department en-
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have found no clew to the robbers.
a redetion of 10% to 50% and as the Best Values are represented in the smallest lots we advise y^u to come
The
space
now
occupied
by
the
Owing to the wretched telephone
and purest goods has had j
service between here and Natron it men's department will be devoted to
early. This sale begin;
June
We want our out-of-town patrons to take advantage of this
was almost Impossible to get the full the ladies' cloak and suit depart­
the desired effect.
and correct particulars of the shoot­ ment. under the management of Miss
sale. If you can’t come, send for samples, or send your order, you may rest assured you will get the very
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ing early In the day and It was neces- Blakelv. who has had charge of th:«.c
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If
you
have
ever
department
for
several
weeks
past.
uary to await the return of Sheriff
traded , J
best values in the articles you order.
Mr
Friendly
is
to
be
congratu'.aied
Fisk and Deputy Hammond. What
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with us we are sure tlaf
few particulars of the affair were upon his enterprise in making these
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learned were substantially as follows: improvements. His business, through
Garl is aged about 60 years and is up-to-date advertising and relfanle
tnal of our exempiary Xt. I !
considered simpleminded or half-wit­ business methods, has made a phe­
ted. He lives alone in a small house nomenal growth during the past rev
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vice will inspire in
about a quarter of a mile from the years, and the increase justifies tins
you this [
residence of Bert Smith, for whom he enlargement.
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same feeling of
has been working for some time past,
security | ’
being engaged in cutting wood. He
has resided in that vicinity for the
and make you a fe?ulir i •
past fifteen years, making his living
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by doing odd jobs for farmers. The
We would like i
customer.
money which the robbers took repre­
sented his savings for the past sev
to be your dru??ilt. |j
era) years, and the old man seems to
feel worse over that than his wound.
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Held at Franklin F’rhlay and Satur­
Garl says he was awakened abou*
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day
of
Ijist
Week
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A
Successful
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midnight by two men in his room.
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Meeting.
They held revolvers in his face and
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Our Prices are
told him to get up. He did so and
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(Special Correspondence.)
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the men ordered him to give them
Franklin, May ' 28.—The Junction
always as Low
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his money.
It sems that he sleeps District Sunday School Association
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with his clothes on. He turned his met at Franklin 1 Friday, May 24, at 2
as the Lowest
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Dockets inside out, emptying them p. nr, and wm called to order by
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of the money, »50.50, which they the president of I the district, O. Ben-
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contained.
One of the men then nett.
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shot, the bullet entering Garl’s left
The devotional service was led by
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shoulder, making only a flesh wound P. C. Beaman, of Franklin.
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♦* ’ I he robbers thM left, warntni their
"The Responsibility of the Sunday
Victim
that
If
ho
Qftnmntn/1
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a ««»»
. victim that if he attempted to leave School to the Community” was the
Zo ! the house bpforo ninming hp
Red Cross Drug Store;
l first topic taken up during the after­
be killed.
He was not so easily noon, led by Dr. Parks, with Rev. D.
frightened, however, and soon lit his E. Baker, L. Lemmon and others tak-
lantern and went to the home of Bert | Ing part in the discussion that fol-
Smith to whom he told his story. . lowed.
LITTLE GOOD LAM) REM.I1M
The neighborhood was aroused and
The evening session began at 7:30
a search made for the robbers, but with a song and prayer service led by «renter Portion Op« n to Entry «
without success.
Roseburg is Already Acquire
the Sunday schools of Franklin.
Garl says he does not think he
The address of the evening was
would recognize his assailants if he made by Rev. J. M. Morris, of Eu­
Roseburg, Or ,
27.-8|iwtb(
would see them again, as it was dark gene, his subject being "The Model publication in the newspapers of Mav
at the time. He says one was tall Teacher.”
11 of news from Washington to tl*
and the other short, but is unable to
At 11 a. m. Saturday Rev. D. E. effec tthat approximately si,;;;
This is one of the many specials for Saturday, 500 yards Torchon and Valinciennes Lice, 2 to 5 inches wide,
give any further description of them Baker addressed the convention, tak­ acres of land adjacent to the Ashland
Dr. Jayne, of Springfield, was called ing for his subject "Sunday Schoo) and Siskiyou National forests, intbi»
suitable tor trimming dresses and undergarments, insertion to match, many patterns sold regular
and dressed the man's wound, which Evangelism.”
district, would be released from with,
is not serious.
Bert Smith brought
At noon Saturday the convention drawal for forestry purposes and re­
at 7c to 15c a yard, Saturday special,.....................................................
a dor n yards
hint to Eugene, arriving late this af­ sat down to a dinner provided by the stored to entry August 22. the local '
ternoon, and he was placed in the Franklin people.
land office has been flooded with re­
Eugene hospital for care and atten­
information cocernuq
Several important questions were quests for
tion.
taken up by the convention, and in these lands. It should be explained
Sheriff Fisk and
Deputy Ham­ the discussion that followed ft was that but a small part of the lands
mond were unable to obtain any clue plainly evident that the Sunday ’hits released are vacant and subject
EUGENE’S FOREMOST
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH
to the identity of the robbers and re­ school workers in the district were tn on try under these orders. Withlx
turned home, arriving soon after very much In earnest with their work this area are 12,160 acres of school
AND BEST STORE
OR YOUR MONEY BACK
noon.
Several on the program could not be land, 1 7,880 itnsitrveyed, and 27.521
acres of the California & Oregon Rail,
there on account of sickness.
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Among those who took part In the road grant. Of the remainder of II,-
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♦ ■convention work and were so helpful 960 acres, probably 75 per cent had
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DIED.
♦ were: Dr and Mrs. Parks, William been entered by private claimant» be
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introduced is sufficient to oust the fire was of incendiary origin. Loss,
4 I Pitney and Mrs. Strome, of Junction; fore the withdrawal, and they vert,
A
Stable
Distanoe.
Standard OH Company and its trib­ »15,000.
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Two
travelers
were
journeying
along
utary companies from .Missouri.
At her home on East Eleventh Raker, of Eugene; C. J. Hurd, of desirable lands. Probably not mnr>
Lexington, May 23.—The Jury in a dusty road on a hot day toward
street. Eugene, at 11:45 o'clock Mav Santa Clara; Mr. Bristow, of River than 8000 acres of land available for
Attorney-Ueheral
Hadley filed a the case of Judge James J. Hargis,
Ctncord, Mav 23
An Interested
suit In the supreme court two years charged with the murder of Thomas Ripiasbvllle, where they expected to -8, 1907, Mrs. Mamie M. Reed, wife I 'Hew; L. L. Cohb, of Elmira; L. Lem- entry Is Included in the area rele»*l
crowd of spectators mostly Chris­
sntlsfy their thirst and their hunger of J. V Reed, after a long illness
ago charging that tile Standard Oil
i mon, of Fern Ridge; B. C. Beaman by this order, most of which is of in-
tian I’rlentist«, gathered In the Mer­ Company, the Waters Pierce Oil Com­ Cockrill, returned a verdict of not and to put up for the ulght. A native from tuberculosis. She was aged 35 land J. F. Kirk, of Franklin, and Mrs. different quality or so inacce*-s:bl*
guilty today.
rimac county court bouse today at­ pany and the Republic Oil Company
approached, driving a weury team.
years and leaves besides her husband Mitchell, president of the county as- a not to be very valuable.
When the V'tdict was announced
The other recent releases n tbit
tending the suit Drought by the “next were in a trust and parties to a con­
"How far Is it to Squaahvllle ?” they ",.<!,"".Khtvr: ^’^guerfte. The funeral aociMton.
there was a great cheer front Hargis'
of frl.mds” of Mary Baker G. Eddy spiracy to control the price of oil and
will be held Thursday afternoon at
asked.
Miss Hazel Moffitt, of Junction, district of lands that had been » '■
friends.
against Calvin Five and other Chris­ petroleum products In Missouri, and
"About two mile»," be replied, squint­ 3:30 with Interment In the I O O. 'gave a very interesting account of drawn for forestry purposes may’t
It la now believed that the cases
tian Scientists for an accounting of limit competition In the oil business.
The services will be el««« organization as tried in the similarly discounted for the at«
of Alexander and Albert Hargis and ing back over the road as though mens F. cemetery.
private.
Mrs Eddy's property.
Moro than a year was occupied in Edward Callahan will be filed away
Christian Sunday school at Junction thus to be actually made zraih-K
urlng the distance.
Judge Chamb ■. lain announced re- taking testlnu ny. witnesses having In the courthouse, as the evidence
for entry.
Cltv.
Encouraged
by
the
progress
they
had
gard'ng the tn »non made on Monday been examined In New York. St. Lou­ against them I" practically the same
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Mrs. Bristow, of River View, and
made,
they
Jogged
along
hopefully
un
­
is
and
other
cities.
ANMiVNC’EMEXT
that he rule on Mr». Eddy's compe-
as well as that of Bill Britton, who
Miss Bradley, of Elmira, told of thefr
tency. that he would not try the main
Eugene, Or.. May 28, 1907
hi Commissioner Anthony's re­ Is also awaiting trial for the killing. til it seemed as tbougti they must have
ovnerience In primary work.
Mrs
gone six or eight tulles when they met
I beg to announce that I hs’fP®'
Belmont, J. G .
question at ciu time, but directed port the chargee are confirmed "that
Mitchell gave an account of the state
another stranger.
chased of Wm. Staiger, of Salem.W-
Coats. Miss Hazel.
that argumauts «»•• confined strictly the companies secured control of 90
j work.
Coghill, Prof. Geo C.
to tl’-’ question o' intervention by the per cent of the oil business, depriv­ REV. D. E. BAKER'S
"How far is it to Squashvllle?"
The secretary's report showed six­ his business and entire stock ot ®>
ANNOINCEMENT
Hyson, G. B.
trust* »■».
ing the peonle
of
free, full and
“About two miles,” be replied care
teen Sunday schools In the district. uments, which is without dou W _ •
General Streeter, of counsel for the wholesome competition; that the oil
Lockwood, Mrs. Clara S.
All but three of these reported. In largest, best finished and self«"
Services at the Baptist church at testily.
defense, stat 'd
that
the suit was companies misted the public into the
Mayrand. A. L.
"Sure?”
the district there are 105 officers stock in the state, and consist»
Harrisburg
Sunday
at
11
a.
m
The
brouiht with vii ' Mrs. Eddy's consent, belief that they were separate and
Mills, Janne.
and teachers; total membership of Scotch, Swedish and Eastern r»
"Course I am. I live there."
aod t> ked that tn« trustees nominat­ distinct corpot at ions, when in fact pulpit will be filled by Rev. Elbert
Parks Family, Mrs. Margarett.
schools, 10.59,
There were 5.5 ad- and Vermont marble; monuo
The popular
Anoth«*r long and weary walk. seen.
ed In her recent teed of trust be sub­ the agreement made them one corpo­ Beebee, of Eugene.
Ward * Co., Mess E.
dftfons to the churches from the Sun­ tablets, etc., of nearly every
evening service will be conducted by Ingly of several miles, followed, when
stituted for the lomplalnants In the ration.”
Watson. Miss Augusta.
I have some except lonsll?“"
day schools Amount contributed for
<he pastor.
they met a third man.
present suit. The trustees asked thia
West, Mrs. Zora.
things to offer the people of r-’- ■
all purposes. »372.
Let everybody come.
ns a matter of I .al right. General
"How far is It to Squaahvllle?”
J. L. PAGE. P. M.
C. J Hurd, of Santa Clara, was and Lane county at this t*m<> . .u
D. E BAKER. Pastor.
San Jose. Cal.. Mav 25. Eight or
Stree'er said, as '.hey appeared In
"Two miles,” replied the stranger.
I chosen president of the district, and make prompt delivery. Bes1“
court under authority <> Mrs. Eddy's ten are believed to have been burned
Buy
Sherwin
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Williams'
mixed
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hand I havt
have also
"Well, thank goodness,” said one,
ilso on t»' *-
PI \X<> BARGAINS
J. M Day secretary for the coming stock on
deed
II»' asserted that If the deed Is to death by a fire shortly after 3
paint If von want the best.
"we are not losing anything”
; year.
B andcoming by rail Scotch a»
va'ld. Mrs. Eddy's property has all o'clock this morning In the rear of
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
A vote of thanks was tendered Or­ England granites.
I have some slightly used pianos
been transferred to the trustees, and Frederick Browne's commission store
Now is the opportunity to ®
Two Birds With One Stone.
they ask to be allowed to carry It on on North Market street, near St. ranging in price from »175 up. For-
Leonard Tabor, formerly of Ma­ rin Bennett for his services as pres­ good selection for summer « ‘
»Irs. Much-Married-I And It very pleton. who Is now attending the os­ ident of the district during many
In a few minutes the fire merly sold from »300 to ,350. Must
If Mrs Eddy's competency la attack­ Janies
delivery, and have your work
years.
Mr. Bennett has moved out
ed then that question must be decid­ spread to G W Lafferty's livery sta­ close them out to make room for hard to Hud a girl for domestic service. teopathic college at Kirksville Mo
aeas"n.
Candid Friend-Yes; you should pro­ writes the Guard that he will he of the district, and his work here will before the rainy
ed fir t and If the nominal complain­ bles and the the Union lodging house new goods, which are arriving daily.
W W. MARTIN
It these rooms Call and see if this Isn't the greatest vide for that difficulty next time.
ant I Mrs. Eddy) Is not incapacitated, above the stables
home soon to spend the summer and l>e remembered gratefully.
East Ninth St . EugM»«. w
Santa Clara Invited the association
/ien the “next friend»” have no forty sleeping lodgers were awakened piano bargain ever offered In Eu-
| that he is looking forward to the cool
“What do you menu?”
to
meet
at
that
place
next
year
and
standing in court.
It depends en­ by the nol»«> of the terrified horses gene.
the
pleasant davs of
“Marry a man who Is thoroughly do­ nights and
JUST HI 1 ’
All the horse»,
the invitation was accepted
The
tirely with the court whether th«« In the stable below
H E MORRIS.
home.
We have just received a
mesticated.”
"next friends" suit shsl; be allowed twenty In number, were burned to
convention was then closed with the of Cutting machinery.
606 Willamette Street.
to proceed, and in deciding the ques­ death
Considerable excitement »as caus­ song. God Be With You Till We celebrated Champion “>‘’*^,^1
In »pile of the efforts of the fire­
tion the court should be guided by
SEW TODAY.
ed In the vicinity of the residence of •Meet Again.”
and binders, in all sit
Tn .
the best Interests of the persons men the flame» leaped to the upper
Don't Pay Alimony
Rov Johnson at the corner of East
are the best on the market ■
bringing the suit a* the ''next portion of the building, and that all FOR SALE
,12 couch for ,8; la- to be divorced front your appendix. Fourth and Pearl streets last night »
guaranteed. Call and in’5!P,,nfO
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friends" do so at their own risk and the occupants of the rooms were not
etd,4tw GRIFFIN HARD**”
dy's ,13 writing desk. ,9 Inquire There will be no occasion for it If soon after 8 o'clock by a woman In ♦
must defend the propriety and neces­ caught In the death trap seems a mir­
337 East Eighth street, across you keep your bowels regular with the house crying for help in a pite­ ♦
BORM.
Rushing into the halls In their
sity for such action at any time acle
R R. track
Call before Saturday Dr. King's Nevi LLe F'lls
TO TRADE
Their ac­ ous voice This was kept up for sev- ♦
night garments they grop««d their way
railed upon, as thew are now doing
night.
mSl
eral.minute».
«nd
the neighbors, ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A
tion
Is
so
gentle
that
the
appendix
Mr. Kelly, counsel for the plain In the choking .blinding smoke, led
Piano or organ for «
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never has cause to make the least thinking there was a murder being
tiffs, said that General Streeter ha.I by the voice» of the firemen, who had WOOL WANTED—At the Eugene complaint.
At Goshen. Oregon. May 18, 1907, or horses.
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Guaranteed by W. L. De committed telephoned the fire engine
U
p
yoRR
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not challenged 'he good faith of the h»sten««d to their rescue
woolen mill. Top price paid.
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I.ano, _ druggist.
house. Fireman Chas Croner hunt­ is , « wlf*‘ of George Beckwith, a
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Later four bodies were recovered
«06 Willamette Strt*
plaintiff» in any of the documents
New strained and comb honey; ed up his brother. Night Officer Gro­ 10 1-2 pound daughter.
dwtf
from the ruins, and It b««came known
filed by him
wer.
who
proceeded
to
the
»cene
of
guaranteed
pure.
Eugene
Grocery.
Wall
paper
remnants
from
5c
per
this afternoon that fifteen men who
A« announced In tbe_G«*Jj* *
Streeter replied that he was laying slept In the lodging house are miss­ louble roll up
the disturbance.
There were no
down the general principle of law
sounds
when
be
arrived
there,
but
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE
TIMBER
LOCATION'
ago a meeting ***
CO
E
J.
McClanahan,
who
has
Just
days
ing. but some of th«*se men may be
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applicable to *be case.
when Chief Farrington came a little returned from a trip to Los Angeles, store of W J. Hill 1«« .
F»
out of town
c. J Barhlte Is quite III at hi»
I rna locate six people on good tlm- later an entrance to the house was rays the southern metropolis is a very purpose of reorganizing *
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Two bodies were identified as those home in the northwestern part of the
Johnson and his wife were >nsv place and Is ronstanlv growing club.
her claims.
Address Box 255, Eu- affected
Quite a number
Jefferson Cttjr, Mo.. May 24.— of George Hearn, of Izm Angeles, and
■nt.
%
city.
gene. Or.
found sitting tn the dark, but denied Hi» son. E E McClanahan. Is doing sportsmen were pre«“'
Commissioner
Anthony, appointed John McDonald, of this city, in the
that anything had happened
John- »ell and now weigh« over 180 lowing officers were
hv the Missouri supreme court to take employ of the water company
s«-emed to be drunk and was perhaps rounds San Francisco. Mr McClan­ ____
testimony In the ouster suit of the .
Ident,
I lieu i, I.
i. H.
n. Bingham; ,, p r'1.
There were many narrow escapes
Vudor hammock« «re made of bet-
abusing his wife, but she denied it ahan says, 1« fn a frightful condition O. Yoran: treasurer, n
-y*
ctate against the Standard Oil Com«
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_ with
_____ Inflammable
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Two
cans filled
ter material than most others,
|.any, today made his report to the materials soaked In oil were found
in almost every respect
Ranks re­ field captain, Frank ■
have them In three colors
|0 d*
court
He bolds that the evidence »nd are believed to Indicate that the
fuse to loan money, building opera­ are already over - ’
CHAMBERS H \RDW IKE CO
Rny that new 9x’.2 rug from ns
tions are tied un and the street car that number is exp
CHAMFERS HARDWARE CO.
«trike paralyzes business.
bled.
MONEY SAVING EVENT
Garments
Saturday,
Men
Security
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Children.
1st.
Read this List of
Bargains
Men’s Suits Reduced 1O% to 25 0
Ladies’ Suits X Price
Suit Cases, Grips and Trunks
Ladies’ Shirtwaists X Price
Hats, Caps and Shirts
Muslin Uncerwear X off
Blankets and Comforts
Ladies* Dress Skirts X off
Laces and Embroideries
Ladies’ Silk Jackets X Price
Lace Curtains 25% to 50% Less
All Novelty Dress Goods X off
Wash Fabrics Reduced 10% to 40% Hosiery and Underwear
Notions, Petticoats, Wash Dresses, Silks, White Goods, Corsets, Etc.
Saturday We Oifer 5000 yards of Lace at, % Price
40c
S. H. F riendly
REPORT OF DISTRICT
S. S. CONVENTION
HULL’S
a