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MRS. GRIFFIN DIES
AT AGE OF NINETY-FOUR
to recover deed and appoint receiver.
L. M. Travis for plaintiff.
Continued for service.
J. J. Johnson vs. A. B. Wood; to
recover money. ("Ren A Schnabel for
plaintiff, L. Bilyeu for defendant.
I. L. Smith substituted for A. B.
■Mother of Late G. I'. Griffin I* skm *<«
Wood.
Away at .Midnight After Long Ill
Guard Publishing Company, a cor-
ness — Funeral Held This After-
poratlon, vs. Benj. F. Conner and
noon at 3 O't lock.
Samuel J. Fendler, partners doing
business under the firm name and
LONG IMM KI T BEING (T.EAItED style of Conner, Fendler A Co.; to re
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin, grandmoth
Woodcock A Potter er of Drew and G. W. Griffin, died at
OF MINOR CASES IN PitEI’.IRA- cover money.
the home of the latter, 408 Law
for plaintiffs.
Dismissed by plaintiffs without fence street, at 12 o'clock last night
TION FOB REGULAR TERM.
at the age of 94 years, 7 months and
costs.
WIIICH BEGINS NEXT MONDAY
Amanda E. Wilcox vs. Asher Wil 13 days, after an illness of several
Kissinger & Martin years' duration. She had been an
cox; divorce,
invalid for the past thirty years or
Gen. Kuroki, the great Japanese
for plaintiff.
more and had not been up from her
warrior, is much impressed by Uncle Morton OougluH, Accused of Burglary I Dismissed.
The Eugene Lumber Company, a bed for many months. The funeral
Sam’s size and development and a
At Florence, Arraigned This Morn. corporation, vs. Eugene Mill and Ele- was held at the residence this after-
vator Company, a corporation; to re- | noon at 3 o'clock. and the remains
cordial welcome is being extended
ing and Time for Entering l*lea Set cover money,
I. N. Harbaugh for interred in th<- I O. O. F. ci-met.-rv
Mrs. Griffin was the daughter of
to him in his travels throughout
for Tomorrow nt.3 p. in.—Num- plaintiff.
Demurrer to complaint sustained. ¡William and Charity Skinner Potter,
our powerful republic. It goes
jof English descent. She was born in
Leave to file amended complaint.
without saying that you will also
W. M. Green vs. Florence M. Wine- the town of Middlefield. Otsego coun
In infan
gar; to recover money. Williams & ty, S', Y., October 29, 1812
be very much impressed with the
cy her parents moved to Willink, Erie
Bean, attorneys for plaintiff,
The
adjourned
term
of
circuit
court
I county, N. Y. On February 2, 1832,
many good qualities possessed in our convened this morning at 10 o’clock
Continued for service.
Ed. T. Maher vs. Anderson Waite; she was married to James Griffin, of
and
after
disposing
of
several
cases
27c and 50c Line ot Neckwear adjourned until tomorrow forenoon. to recover money, Woodcock * Pot. , Hamburg, Erie county, N. Y., where
they lived until his death. April 12,
Also a special 20 discount
Morton Douglas, who was arrested ter and J. M. Pipes for plaintiff. 1868. After that Mrs. Griffin made
Williams A Bean for defendant.
here
a
couple
of
weeks
ago
for
bur
on Fancy VesLs
Motion to make complaint more her home with her son. Gilbert Pot
glary, alleged to have been commit
ter Griffin, who came to Oregon In
$5.00 Shoes at $4.00
ted at Florence, was arraigned this definite overruled.
Marvin Martin vs. J. H. Dick; to 1888. After his death in 1897 she
morning, L. Bilyeu appeared as bis
lived with his widow in Eugene. She
$4.00 Shoes at $3.25
The time for entering a recover money. John M. Pipes for had seven children.
counsel,
plea was set for tomorrow afternoon plaintiff, I. N. Harbaugh for defend
Mrs. Griffin retained her faculties
ant.
at 3 o'clock.
till the last and seemed as bright as
Settled and dismissed.
The following civil cases were dis-
M. L. Lavender vs. Sadie M. Lav- she ever did until a few moments be
posed of this morning:
fore death came. She had a remark
Edwin B. Van Vechten vs. Clara ende; divorce. 1. N. Harbaugh for able memory, and could recall events
Mathes et al; to recover money. L. plaintiff.
in her early childhood days as vividly
Dismissed.
M. Travis and Murdock A Mosier for,
as could any one many years young-
plaintiff, A. C Woodcock for defend-
■ er. She was a member of the Meth
ant.
odist church and lived a beautiful
Cor. Willamette and 8th Sts
Continued for term.
Christian life.
Win. Anderson vs. L. H. Potter,
___________________________ admr., and Geo. Barrett; to recover [ The furniture trust is bursted. In
a set of resolutions passed by the
money. E. O. Potter for plaintiff.
Default; judgment for $134 08, In Northwest Furniture Exchange, the
terest at 8 per cent. Order of sale of members agreed to dissolve and ter
minate their relationship, and to
attached property.
L. F. Wooley and J. C. Wooley vs. that effect sixteen wholesalers and
ItaiM-N Mammoths and Magoom. on
Ills Place Southwest of the City . H. A. Skeels; to recover money. L. manufacturers, together with four
! retailers, appeared before Judge Wol-
to Perfection—Markets Them In |M. Travis for plalnltffs.
Florence, June 10.—The Hurd
' verton in the United States district Lumber and Navigation Company has
Continued for term.
Eugene.
court
this
morning,
pleaded
guilty
Eugene Chick vs. Glen Thorpe;
a large force of men at work enlarg
No finer strawberries have ever I damages. L. M. Travl sfor plaintiff, and were fined $25 and costs.
ing the capacity of its mill at this
This
is
considered
a
great
victory
been grown In the most favored spots I Kissinger At Hooker for defendant.
place. When finished the mill will
for
the
government
.because
it
is
be
Continued for term.
in Oregon than those grown by Wil
have double its present capacity. This
lieved
that
the
wedge
has
been
in
8. C. Sparks, J. F. Tate, et al vs.
liam Wills on bls place southwest of
Improvement has been made necessa
the city, In the Bailey Hill neighbor The Lucky Boy Mining Company, a serted that will make all of the de ry owing to the increased demand for
fendants
capitulate
and
enter
pleas
hood. Mr. Wills has a small patch corporation; Injunction. Williams A
in the past year.
guilty. Immediately after court a lumber
of these berries which he Is market Bean for plaintiff, Thompson & Har of
The companies operating mills at
rumor
was
spreid
that
fhe
Oregon
ing In Eugene, W. A. Bell, successor dy for defendant.
Retail Furniture Dealers’ Associa ' Florence have experienced a great
Continued for term.
to C. D. Combs A Co., handling thorn
tion.
the state association of retail ileal of trouble the past season in
Guard Printing Company, a corpo
here In the city. He Is an enthusias
ers,
had
dissolved. This report could shipping their lumber, owing to the
tic grower of the finer varieties of ration, vs. Benj. F. Conner and Sam
■ shoal condition of the bar at the
not
be
verified,
but those who arc on
thlH delicious fruit. The two prin uel J. Fendler, partners doing busi
mouth of the Sluslaw river.
Ar
the
Inside
say
that
such
action
will
be
cipal varieties grown by liitti are the ness under the firm name and style
present there are several thousand
taken
either
formally
or
by
a
general
Mammoth and the Magnon
Owing of Conner, Fendler A Co., a corpora
exodus of the members from the as feet of lumber on the docks awaiting
to the superior size of the berries tion; Injunction,
shipment on this account. Several
sociation. Oregon Journal.
< ach box contains only about 25 or ter for pinintiff.
vessels are bar bound there now.
plaintiff without
3it of the berries, which are hard to
Dismissed
by
The timber values around Florence
KEV.
II.
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BAKEK
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beat for flavor and are perfect In costs.
I have doubled in the past year, and at
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EM
ENT
size and appearance.
(lien O. Powers vs. Frank Giant;
the present prices Eastern firms are
Mr. Wills
‘
has a clearing in the recovery of money, Williams A Bean
[buying quite extensively In this dls-
At the Baptist church at Harris [ trict.
hills surrounded by timber which for plaintiff.
burg Sunday: 11 a. tn., "Does It Pay
keeps the frost off the fruit and shel
Continued for service.
ters it from the winds, thereby insur
Florence Wlnegar vs. Samuel P to Be a Christian?" 8 p. nt., "Ex-
ing an excellent crop each year. Winegar, Della Wlnegar and Leon 1 cuseB." 3 p. m., services at Lanca3-
This is the first year that his vines R. Edmunson as administrator of the ter. Let all come.
D. E. BAKER. PaBtor.
have borne.
estate of Glen R. Wlnegar, deceased;
CIRCUIT COURT
HOLDS ADJOURNED
SESSION TODAY
Shoe Sale
at Stanleys
500 pairs Ladies’Turn Sole Shoes, manu
factured by C. Gotzian in St Paul, Minn
Polish cut, stock tip, best vici kid, ;
shoe made to sell at $3.00, special
a pair
Roberts Bros
“TOGGERY”
Ladies’ Shoes, Misses’ Shoes Children’s
Shoes, Men’s Shoes. Boys’ Shoes
Reduced prices on every
pair in stock
DOUBLING CAPACITY
OF HURD SAWMILL
Lion special $3.00 Hats
Gordon $3.00 Hats
Kingsbury $3.00 Hats
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Persons who have had the previlege of trading at a
Racket Store will appreciate the opening of the
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EUGENE
RACKET STORE
Commercial Block, Corner 10th and Willamette
Saturday, June 15 th
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When we will place on sale a complete line of Racket Goods
Everything you need at prices which will defy competition
We sell for less than other dealers buy for.
Come in and see our elegant waist patterns and
Ladies’ and Children’s Wear
besides many other lines.
Come and examine our goods and get acquainted
Remember the day
and place
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
W. J. BALDWIN, Proprietor.
At : the parsonage of t'te Christian
church in Eugene, June 12, 1907, D.
C. McClung and Miss Minnie Born,
both of Cottage Grove, Rev. J. S.
McCallum officiating.
Cutlcura Soap. 25c. our cut price..................
17c
15c
Pears' Unscented Soap, 20c. our cut price . .
13c
Packer's Tar Soap, 25c, our cut price..........
15c
Mennen's Talcum Powder, 25c, our cut price
12c
Vaseline, 10c, our cut price
3C
Williams’ Shaving Soap, 10c, our cut price .
4c
Shaving Sticks, 25c, our cut price..................
19c
Hoyt’s German Cologne, 10c, our cut price .
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Miles' Anti-Pain Pills, 25c, our cut price . ,
14c
Graves’ Tooth Powder, 25c, our cut price ..J 4c
Lyons' Tooth Powder. 25c, our cut price .. 16c
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Rublfoam,
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65c
Wine of Cardlu. 11.00, our cut price........... 65c
King's Discovery, $1.00, our cut price ..
66c
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Pierce’s Discovery, 11.00, our cut price ....
Fletcher's Castorla, 35c, our cut price . • •
34c
20C
Syrup of Figs, 50c, our cut price ..............
Jayne's Vermifuge, 50c, our cut price ...
34C
Jerome's Ext, Sarsaparilla, $1.00, our price
62c
Jerome’s Pile Cure, 50c, our cut price . ■ •
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5C
cut price .. ............. 65c
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our cut price ••• 65c
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Compound Cathartic Pills, 25c, our cut price
Machine Oil, 10c, our cut price ........................
Mlles’ Nervine, $1.00, our
72c
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79c
65c
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King’s Discovery, 50c, our cut price . ........... 34c
16c
Peruna. $1.00, our cut price............
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Pierce’s Prescription, 11.00, our cut price..
Pears' Scented Soap. 25c. our cut price ....
Miles' Heart Cure, $1.00,
Coopers’ New Discovery, $1.00, cut price. 86c J
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Vinol, $1.00, cut price_________________
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M°st ev^Dli]"n- in the drug line car. now be had at Stanleys-^
in stov|< over400different preparations
all at cut prices
LINES
For business pertaining to Eugene-
Foley Springs, Eugene-Crow or Eu
gene-Florence stage
Mage lines, call up
Main >2. After » P tn. call up Main
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J. F Kirk, of Junction, was a vis
itor to the county seat Saturday.
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than any drug store in town.
We have what you ♦4
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EUGENE RACKET STORE
Our
Cut Price
Drug Department»
Geo. Croner, the Eugene police
man, has leased the Belknap Springs
for this year from Mrs. Alice Mc
Cauley, of Portland, and left this
morning to take charge of the resort.
He will Improve the grounds and
buildings and prepare for a busy sea
son. The Belknap Springs are among
the state’s finest health-giving water
ing places, and the fishing and hunt
ing arming them nre the best that can
be found. Mr. Croner and his wife
are old hands nt the summer resort
business and will doubtless make a
success of this venture.
I Special Correspondence.)
Wi sltervtlle, June 11.— Last Satur
day evening quite a number of Wai-,
jtervllle people attended the school
exercises at the Lower Leaburgschool I
house, where Miss Eth'l Brewster of,
Eugene, has been teaching. The pro
gram wss well Tenderer and ap.>re- ■
elated by a large crowd. After ihe '
exercises Ice cream and cake were |
served out among the trees where
Chinese lan>erns were hung and a
big cheerful bonfire was built, which
i helped to light up the grounds, and
[also sent out a welcome warmth
Mrs. Chris Polley, who has been
very 111 the past ten days, is slightly
improved. Dr. Loomis, of Eugene, is
attending her.
A number nf our young people at-
tended the baseball game Sundav at
Thurston.
The Wsltervllle
boys
came home feeling pretty small.
Mr«. Brownson is vtdting the fam
ilies of WsBace Brownson and Rober.
Hayes on the Mohawk
Sunday Miss Eth I Ktnsev and Miss
Gussie Baldwin, of Eugene, spent
the da? in Waltervflle.
Mr. Post has several carpenters
¡out from Springfield. They expect
to have th»ir house remodelled and
added to. but this is bad weather for
carpenters.
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C. L. Inman, the sawmill man. is
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at Hendricks' Ft rry.
Mrs. Pearl Will’ams was out from
Eugene Sunday to visit her parents.
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Trunks, Suit Cases and Telescopes at special prices
Big Discounts on Men’s Clothing
Ten Days Special Sale
GEO. GRONER LEASES
BELKNAP SPRINGS
OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENT
$1.95
Each
at Stanleys
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