THE EI GENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY, JAM ARY 2, 10OS
¡ÍASS1F1ED COLUMNS FIRST CHRISTIAN
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s\LE—16-in<U oak
WOOD ' - ,,^r cord. Phone Far- THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
,ood. »'■ »'’ l*r
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CO.. Rooms 2 and 3, Wan n Block,
Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable.
-Second <row 1 n fir
FOR s A‘ v
Cuppernoll. at -Watt s
rood- '*• '
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—-'•'TTrT-Ji i'.’ tartu wagon, HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable
1 new Inquire at 685 East
frairh Du**
If
Information furnished to intending
Investors. Examinations and re
—
ports on mines and ore treatment.
\ few tons of loose
f ‘ o F^:
Eugene, Oregon.
vered. A. C. Matthews
ini d Black 2811
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J
J
pbese
F0R^8ALl- ('heap, g’Jod second-
baker 3-inch wagon. FREE THOMAS ArcblU'Vl. Sketch-
hand Stud
tf
, j»»« at Euuvnt í Grocery.
os and plans drawn, blue 1 prints
Enquire
And sp^cltlftatlOhF. General super-
11) FUK
E —Leave
or*
CORDWOOD
i-ut^ SAL s Browu
at Dr
vision over buildings in co mrse of
construction. If thinking o t build-
B^wn s off!''' in Chrisman blocL
ing, large or small, see tue. . Terms
reasonable. Room 7, Cl tirisman
few cords of
SALB
—
A
block.
ttüOD F0, grub oak and dry fir.
¿aod dry
Warren, 4 42
Enquire < E. M.
Lierem ■’
CHURCH HOLDS ITS
ANNUAL MEETING
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.w.
, .v.'y.t.'ìèi A
AM-aaMMS
T
rZç.O^FEE
ternoon were: Mrs. C. V. Littler,
sermon,
Besid
Albany; Mrs. J. F. Robl nson. Mrs.
meeting
present
J
Adaline Church, Mrs. J. D. Fields,
a of this
Cock'
y
Mrs. Betty Humphrey. Mrs. L. <
sermon
echai
N. Roney, Mrs. 1*. E. Snodgra. is, Mrs.
I. McCal-
y
De
Frank
Mis.
Richard Dearborn,
its con-1
Ruth
Harris,
Law
re
nee
Chambers,
Mrs.
__
> church
Mrs. W. W. Brown, Mrs. L. L. Whit
basement, where a
son, the Misses Louise and Libby
bounteous repast was served. The
A T RI AL WILL CONVINCE'^
Yoran. Mertie Auten, Edna and Ha
basement was packed and several
Robinson, 1
A
zel Humphrey. Helene Robinson,
hundred partbok of the good things
, Tom Burke,
Maude Kerns, Ruby Hendricks.
provided by the ladies of the church.
George Hug,
lUhJlJl VA AAV- V vnw
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Reports of the various departments
PORTLAND, ORE. J
of ehuroh work were read and elec-1
The display of Handicraft work
o—•
on exhibit this week
tion c)f oficers held.
has
been
which
A mini ier of th studenti
From a social standpoint the past
TB< el 'tijii resulted as follow;
in i he rooms of the Fortnightly Club
d invitations to a holid ay danc- XX i w 11 worth seeing and great in
Eidens. A C. Jennings. D. M. McCr: week lias been about as quite a-
ev
ening
.€
ni
la
’
8a
Iven
1
g
ir
tas i been taken in It by those
dy anid John McMahon; deacons,
r
of the winter, but now that the holi-
Am ng those
C ri' erlon lut
nd crafts. It
e.l in a
M. SIKll.v. J. M. Wells and O.
Wil- 111
M liss <
d w
day season is about over, society wili' XV IH»
?n
e any one par-
hard ()
ul li
Hull; deaconesses, Mrs. J. M She
t
II
M
tbell.
a
H
nel
‘ coll
X. M
mentlon, but
uli
Ire. 1'. C. Holeman and Mrs. ' again liven up atul the usual '
(
and COMFORT j
in it a ar d
«ras est ‘ally Interest’il
ventional line” will be followed. This
i w
R. VisnDuyn; trustees, T. G. He
o
tencil
work,
of
i-vv
and
p
on stormy days
c
r In th.
I’r
bin I iti IÌ
usual routine was varied this week,
J hn 1 pes
M
uio very pretty
4
iru
w hi ti
by wear»-"
.
n T bur d
ui> n
however, with the splendid concert e
i
ont ne
ar ii
t I
I’
■< a
given by the Stanford Glee and Man
o
Í fair w RS
n
T
th dolin Clubs on Thursday evening g (
V
1
(>f
chis
f Mr. T
ren in on,
de, id< d upon the d.
pianist I IW
The boys were greeted by a very ap
nd' >n. an R< onipl
Ity ball. It will be
r
VC
h
M
preciative and enthusiastic, though Th e gue. i were favo
thirty-first of .!>■•
f
fl
c
music al numberi by V
.
let y
not over large, audience*. The work ex- qulsite
FQR SALE—Fruit farm of 1 3 acres,
il
' ol
T
un
a
Hutchison
Pipes
and
Mr
one mile Jront P. O.; variety of
of the clubs Is deserving of the high
\b- to ina »in“
wa;
was t erved by the Misses Luc1 at
fruit trees, good new house; good W. T. GORDON, funeral director.
V
ted
th
1 ■■ cause is a ''
est praise, as Is also tha; of the solo- rams nd 11 rot hy K nox Anu
Slate licensed embalmer. Otlice
■«»11; barn and other outbuildings.
fir
Dui tìbie
V’« "f , -
and residence. Tenth and Olive
and
the
stunts
were
origins'
guest
X
ists,
Call at The Guard office.
j2
tf> mu
‘B'Tei
Ply
streets. Phone Red 4481.
lo/fiw
,
and Clevrr. The auuience wer< Miss Pipes, Miss Harrietta
Guara
ntood
M r*. J»» •. j- ’
George Ab'i'r'ttpb
by the ainiis B^ntingt'.'
FOR SALE I'Y OWNER -A snap in
.or ' bar?' ”.
Waterproof
grently disappointed
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l’HÌ SK’IAXK \XI> SI ItGEOXS
I slon from the program of Mr. Gott _
heart of city; only one block from
About seventy-five menu *i’j?
highschool, choir-e lot 57x162 feet,
iviolin solo, many having heard, of Charles lUrdy. •>“
convenient cottage; modern. Cheap DR. H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopaths
Ms ability tn that line. Mr. Goft |a Potter,
u*t
u « ' i and Mrs. E. O. Baptivt church invaded th,-
r. and Mrs. Alton Hampton. their pastor. Rev. O. C. Wright, ,
jt 12000; investigate.inquire at
'also leader of the mandolin p)ub and • I,
physician, Offices over Chambers’
Mrs. H. F. Hollenbeck, Mr. night and made Mr. and Mrs. Wrt.'Jt
'.ii a thorough musician, Th'' yoitn-g i * and and
store.
this office.
518
Willamette street.
Mrs. Frank Skipworth. Miss guests, in their own home for the 1
—ntlemen made many friends while 1 Th—
Phone
Black
1328.
Consultation
",
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Dense Friendly,
Miss Lou Renshaw. evening. Allowing sufficient time
FOR SALE BY OWNER—New eight
•”d will be heartily weldhmed Miss
free. Residence 734 Ferry street
Ethelwyn Barbour,
room house with gas,electric light,
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MDs St in for the embarrassment of the first
here 1
„ *.«eu »«xt J'fiU*. During
Ihiring
Phone Red 3197.
7.__________________
S n, Mrs. Wold, the
. ,,w Misses
— -'—n ■-.iiifiin,
Emma. surprise to pass away a second sur
'eautiful shrubbery, and all mod-
'on their rt.
n
they
were
en-
Following is the program for the 1 'heir stay In our to
Cora and Ckra Wold. Miss Louise prise was perpetrated by C. P. Dev
**
»n't »bould know
¿ra Improvements, two blocks DR. ANNA MAURER, OsteapatJJc
horticultural meeting at the court tertalned by the three •-«teiuRfva Toran. Mr. Marlon McClain, Mr. Ce-( ereaux, representing the church, by
Trsm cir ^’np al‘d ln heart of res
physician.
All curable divatses house
Saturday:
' r* •’n«, Mr. Harvey Densmore, Dr. an appropriate speech, presenting Mr.
idence district,
”ay n? “S*;"1'8
.and the dormitory club. On Thurs
treated. Women and children a
Afternoon Session,
3 p.
m.
tommlsslon. Lulg f)0
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iiwoxi
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nvirrtc
r
1
iru
T.
W. Hat'Ts.
i and Mrs. Wright with a beautiful sll-
day
afternoon
Miss
Therese
Friendly
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's.
-- address,
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111
1 Ml MM3 J e
Opening
Dr. D. A. Paine, graciously threw open her
—o—■
t ver set, sonslsting of a bread plate,
Phone Red 1631.
... home
___ 3 in
at thia office for
roar Aram Ut
It.
chairman of the meeting.
honor
honor of
of the
the Califcrnia
California L,,„
Mrs Charles A. Burden grit eioiisly salad fork, berry spoon and ladle. Aak
boys „„d
and in
If h«* s'annoi supply the
"The Advantages of Organization vited a number of the Oregon stu- received a number of her friends this . Mr. and Mrs. Wright both respond MAKVKla«
FOH HA’-K AT A BARGAIN—Gro'6f< r- y pan 'N, M. D.—Homoepathic
accept no
t
-
»•».—
rgeon.
other, but Menti atump for
' yx
Z
Antong
Fruit-Growers,
”
H.
M.
Wil-
dents
to
meet
them,
afternoon
in
her
elegant
new
home
ed,
expressing
their
appreciation
not
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College
stu-
house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trues,
Chronic i
illiieiTRieti b*»ok-It give«
Z
pbi/iAort »ad »■
particular» «nd •Hrecti<»u« in-
*S<'#
W
ieep well with wind mill, one acre
women llamson, gecfStary state board of dents have a way of easily getting x>n West Seventh stoeel. In compli only for the presents, but especially full
disease/
( disías?»
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«I »Itti I I <1 .
K
iUHk.
horticulture.
| acquainted and in a short time all ment to Mrs. E. V. Littler of Albany. for the affection and esteem which vain K. i «•Baf T., ■ BBW
under chicken fence; large chicken
and chlldr'eil » :^cgfglty
ElotlFl-l "The ,,
, ,,,,c
Vaiiey frttiiil • Were gathered around
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the
— piano The hours passed pleasantly, with the members of the church continue
house; two blocks front Geary
<•
-IM
•
cal vibratory il»4 ]fShi trcätniPti». ................
. WU'^rttette
nl »C dpolnt,"
FrOfflSsor hinging popular songs and having a needle work and social conversation to bestow u|K>n them. A most delight W iwk I u urti. <
rhool house. Price, »1600. Time
x < «
•••»r» in;<d.
Office,
Suite
1,
2
and
3*.
S
Dtfnn
pulid-
i
i
Ciatldd I L«wis, pro«-'~sor of geniFtii jolly good time. I’unch. wafers and followed by a daintily served lunch ful social evening was spent. Elab-
dn part. I. N. Harbaugh, agent.
ing.
Phone
Main
uM
■■ served during <be nf1- v- eon. The Invited guests of th»» af- I orate refreshments were served.
ñ«.1”' »«
i horticulttird and pomology, Corvallis. Candy
Room 5, over First National Bank.
Hoffman Hoose. Phone M»tn It
n n
,lDalinn.
Bring this notice with you.
Answers , to
questions.
Evening Session. 7:3 Op. m.
! J. FRANK TITUS, M. D — Homoeo
(Special Correspondence. 1
FOR SALE One of the best country
<u. 1 I
"Th«.' Outlook for Horticultural De
pathic
physician
and
surgeon
Elmira, Jan. 2.— Of all sad'thingn
general merchandise businesses in
of Veiopntent in .N the
Willamette
Valley,
’
Chronic
diseases
and
disease
e
well,
president
state
of tongue or pen. the saddest are
the Willamette valley, store hav-1
j , "
viiiuui
women andjihildren given speda«
tlbur k , n p , ---» •
these. "I, might have been." There
ing made big money and party do-
attention. Fhradic galvanic,static, ¡ board of horticulture,
might have b >en two w»'ldtngs. In
;ig well, but other matters require '
"Experionces of a Fruit Inspec
X-ray and
vibratory electrical,
stead of on-’ a Elnilra on Christmas,
owner's attention. For further I
tor,” i. Beebd, Lane co.unty fruit in
treatments
given.
Ofice,
corner
I
Hal sia», Or., Dec. 31.—Children.
but—th ru wasn't.
particulars address "X,” this of-'
Willamette
spector.
and
Eighth
streets.
|
grnndcmldren and 26 great-grand-
1 re Harhberger, nf Hubbard, Is
flee.
J7
"Fruit-Growing aS • Htisines», ' K-
I
Matlock bldg.
Residence 632'
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1 children assemble yearly for the 1
vliltina: with old friends tn those
H.
Shepard,
editor
Bettéf
Fruit,
HOv
1
Pearl street. Office phone. Red
MISCELLANEOUS
I birthday of Mrs. L
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part t.
Sarah
Davidson, _
1091.
Residence phone. Red | River.
who yesterday was 83.
Mis- Artrp, C'>’’fnt, hni boyn qul e
"Variation
and
Selection/*
Profes
I
4981.
'EADIES' TAILORING—and dress
Quite a remarkable woman is this
>1» i.
clt£
Company a » hugqnerade at the •
sor A. R. Sweetser, ^'tllver8ll.)’, *>Y Or
Portland, January 14-16. 1908.
making. 760 Pearl street.
J5
pk>e®
e
r
1852.
She
does
her
own
'
krfnory
last
night
was
one
of
the
ATTOKNEYS-AT-LA W
Professor
Gilson
has gene to Mc
will
be
the
scene
of
the
greatest
hor
egon.
belongs to that now ticultural meitlng yet held In the Minnville to visit his parents through
J hiost succt’gsf'il in the history
. of the housework
TO TRADE—By owner, timber land
Answers to questions.
Whert that organlzat Ion small school of ho.’Bekeepers which state. Not only will an interesting the holidays.
tympany.
for tliy property or land close to 8. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-la, 616
Willamette street, Eugene, Oregon.
‘st began giving these affairs on prides itself on not having £ «Deck 9“ and Itlitfudllwe program be present-,
MI hs Florence Quinn
hna ■ f'-
gone —
to
-
some town. No agents. Address
J NevP Yeay's eve they w6’'e more large dust from cellar to garret. She is* cd, including talks by the most sue-11 °F1 “l li t(‘sj’ ’ the holidays
H. G., Bux 494, Eugene, Or.
L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of-j
ly af**i»dod' than any function of its as young appearingfas many women
•ul growers and shippers in the). “ **'
' 11
ol
had the
irfORDION- PLEATING—Done by
fice over Eugene Loan & Savings
"
U.n2b‘>r th
“1
R. L. Donald left Salem at 1 p. nt. | kt.ad dicing the entire jreai-, but ga 30 years her junior. She is also a sFaT's
states ./Oregon,
o Oregon, Washington,
Washington, Idahoj
Idaho
numoer
turn
tie ptg d?11
<»•■»];
Bank,
Eugene,
Oregon.
Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hilyard
til ' this >'t<r for •—
two
or three .,nar^ ! woman of good works and a giver of and California, but th^e *1" be the I on ÇhrRtnias
in a special car for Portland, the“
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--- - - - — «' Mr, » * Çolgaard'a.
v/i l,Hal u ••
street, near East N'rntlo, on reason- C. A. WINTERMEIER, Attorney-at' first electric car to run over «he new past the ih’^r-st teemed t" have j h'^hv alms,
I finest display of wilier fruits ever
Tbe Sunday schools of Pleasant
ibie terms. Phone Red 3302. tf
H ow .'A j T', t|le attend .no ' Of;
-■
MeV Davidaon hold the attention witnessed in the Northwest A »píen Hill, Santa Cbra and Elmira have
law. Land titles and probate spec-1 line between the two cities. He made lagged. _____
ialtles. Office over Chambers-Bris-, the trip In about three hours with the maskers and ■»(»ettmors last n1ftl»t I of qll [li lb room yesterday as she did Bet of cups and awards will lie beent having a contest for the past
FOR EXCHANGE—¡16 acre*, well
light power. The full current for proved that the yoti%< tipple are tak- t tpM °F - jil'*6tf
tow Bank.
'V understand that
-■ “? times,,
---- 5” lijw aha, her * given for the best fruit shown, and three hi nth.
Improved, near Oakland, ;fur prop
heavy cars will not be turned on un ing more kindly to th*.a;Jlhi»al affair. | I'Utband
' " '
J wi'_
~ ' ¡fl/, children started
erty in or near Eugene Ciooi »rade WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorneys- til Wednesday, although the entire The number of maskeFir was larger t from Jndiana F»»r pregiih in 1852 the judging will be done by a govern Santa Clara came out ahead.
Married At Mr. Bradford's on
ment officer of national repute. The
■ill be given. McMtrrpiiey -fc Hugh,
at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. line has been formally turned over to than for several years an.f’VJare, was- with two yoke of ox< o .-,t,d one cow. competitive
premiihn list will be an December 26. 1907, John Bentley, of
!! West Eighth street.
tf
Potter. Office one block south of the operating corporation, known as also a record-breaking attet.Kw»<*.e of Ou.- child dU’d at S' J}M „h, another nounced shortly.
Springfield. ;np Mrs. Mary McCor
Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. the Oregon Electric Railway Com spectators.
took cholera and f.r day/ ¡ay In hl<
STORE AND OFFICE HT5LP Fur-
The regular reduced rates will bel mick, of Eugene.
The music by the theatre orchestra mother's arms with no sign of Ilf'» accorded by the transportation corn- ;
J. F. Inman and family, of Eugene,
tished free to employers. CJerks’ WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneys-at- pany.
Mr. Donald as chief engineer for was excellent, and as every one »'«¡»MX t-he fluttering of his pulse.
Christmas with their son Cary
Registration Bureau, entrance to
law. J. W. . Williams, L. E. Bean. Barstow & Co., the contracting firm seemed to be in a mood befitting the ! Tiirvttgh all this they dared not stop panics, provided fifty are present, I spent
on their farm.
•» 14 Selling-Hlrach building.
Practice in all courts of the state of engineers, who have built the line occasion, jollty and mirth reigned but must keen on with the train be and the occasion will be one of wide!
Fred Walters, our sawmill man,
3'6 1-2 Washington street, corner
and before the U. S. Land Office. in less than two years, has handled supreme till the last number on the cause the.Judlain were hostile. Once Interest to the fruit growers of this has a large drive of logs In the creek
West Park, Portland, Oregon, if
entire Northwest.
Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClung the entire construction from start to program was finished.
'they were vailed upon to defend
At this time we want to call the at- i and if the present high water con
Building.
DON’T fail to see Chezem tf you 1
The committee of judges awarded themselves front a band of 600 red- tention of every producer of choice tinues will have no trouble in bring
linish, and feels very proud of what
\
men. They reached The Dalle» In winter fruit to the subject of exhibit ing them down to his mill.
■utt bargains in real estate. We I DORRIS & SKIPWORTH. Attorneys- has been accomplished.—Salem Jour the following prizes:
Best group, »10-—Russell, Puckett, seven month», where their’cow died, ing and the Importance of f'llne his
buy and gell farm and city prop- !
____
____
____
Lawrence Taylor, who is attending
at law. Office in Hovey building nal.
Cummins, Bonney, Horn, Dimond, which was no »mall I ohh in thone request for space at an early date. ' the O. A. C. In Corvallis, Is home
*rty, improved and unimproved. |
over Chambers-Bristow bank.
Densmore._as
a
baseball
team.
Timber atid mining stock. H. Che- 1
times,
They
did
not
gee
a
house
he-
spending
the holtdays.
A sure cure, one you can depend
The exhibit already exceeds. In
Second best group. »5—Andy Tay tween St. Joseph and The Dalles. promise, that made last year, so that
sun. Room ’1, Walton Bldg.’ tf
LEON K. EDMUNSON, Attorney-at- upon. Hiekorq Bark Cough Remedy.
Lamb Bros, are extending the tele
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loau A sure cure and it's pure. Ust It lor. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Wright, Miss They came to Halsey and took up It is Important that exhibitors file1 phone line up to their place and will
OOhD AND SILVER^PLATING—On
and
Savings Bank.
for all lung troubles, coughs, colds, Knott and Mr. Slepman—Salvation land near here, where they lived un their request for space at an early soon be> connected with the outside
Inivns, torks and all household ar
til Mr. Davidson's death, 1 1 years date with J. II. Raid, Milwaukee.
hoarseness and sore throat. For sale army.
| world.
ticle« that do not look like new. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Office by
Best-dressed ladv, »7.50 cut-glass ago, since which time Mrs. Davidson
C. C. Curtis preacher at Fairview
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store and
it Is not every year that we have
'rite the Oregon Plating Works,
dish
—
Honors
divided
between
Mrs.
over Yoran's shoe store, Eugene, first-class dealers everywhere.
has lived In town. There were among an opportunity of having our pro at 11 o'clock Sunday morning and at
12S Lownsdale street, Portland,
Oscar Faust and Mrs. Roy Deal.
Oregon.
the most prosperous farmers of this ducts passed upon by a national ex Elmira In the evening.
_ O'ezon. for nrlce»
Best-dressed gentleman, »5 hat— vicinity.
. ,
In many quarters of the country
pert. The occasion ought to be one j
WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law.
Besides the grandchildren and of great value to our growers, Bring
NEWS NOTES
where osteopaths have become nu Welby Wllklna.
FOR RENT
J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will merous
Best dancing couple, each a pair great grandchildren who yearly cel or send your unknown, or new varie- 1
the doctors of this new school
practice
in
all
the
courts
in
the
»Y>K RENT Two furnished rooms
There la a reliable report that the
have become the regular family phy- of shoes—-John George and Mabel ebrate Mrs. Davidson's birthday are ties as well, so that they may be1
state. Office, room 3, Walton slciay. They have been called in alike Johnson.
her children Mr«. Lucretia Murphy, named.
tor young men students. Call at
land contest casei Involving some
Oregon.
Best sustained character, »3.50
332 Fa«, jr lurteenth street.
tf '■ Block, Eugene,
fine homesteads up th Calapcois, In
E R. LAKE,
----
.. — for the troubles of children and pa umbrella Mrs. S. E. Chapman, In of Corvallis; Theodore Dafidson. of
Eugene; Mrs. Mary Cunningham, of
the Blue River district, have been de
rents,
and
their
marked
success
in
Secretary.
N.
HARBAUGH.
Special
atten
1.
»I'KXliHED ROOMS—Electric light
dian squaw.
I»ebanon, and William Davidson, of
cided against the h masteaders in fa
tion given to divorce and settle the treatment of diseases of every
Most
comical
character,
fountain
lad bath; three blocks west of
Brownsville.
The
grandmefhp-<
of
the
old
Dutch
vor of the contestants. The teitlmo-
ment of estates. Agent for Conti character makes their services much pen—D. C. Bartholomew.
Poitoffice. Apply at 521 Lincoln.
Dunkard families In Western Penn ny was taken in these ernes before
Insurance Company. Room sought after. Any one who wishes a
tf nental
sylvania have made and used "Hick County Clerk Miller several months
5. First National Bank Building, thoroughly convincing demonstration
CRESWELL ITEMS
ory Bark Cough Remedy” and raised ago and submitted to the department.
of osteopathy's effectiveness should
»W RE TO RENT—Will pasture
Eugene, Oregon.
their families on ft for a hundred —Albany Democrat.
call in an osteopath when some mem
(Special Correspondence.)
^¡tla and horses on the Matthew
More than 1000 tesrhers, members
Creswell, Jan. 1.— Mrs. Myron years. Now you <nn buy It of yopr
"’»His farm, two miles west of JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26 ber of the family Is suffering from
West Eighth street, Eugene, Or. an acute attack; and it Is quite cer
Eugene. Pine grazing; terms rea-
Johns, of Creswell, gave a grand dealers. Ask for It and use It, be of the Washington Educations) Asto-
opposite postoffice. Gives special tain that the osteopath will thereaf
Christmas dinner and oyster supper cause It's pure; because It will stop clation, are gathered In Senttl*» for
*°«at>le. Inquire Room 1, over
attention to the examination of ab ter be the family physician.
to her children, their wives and hus your cough; because It is the best their annual meeting. The sessions
"°*n 4 Savings bank, or address
Dr. H. L. Studley, osteopath, office
stracts, drafting wills, settling es
bands, her grandchildren and their cough remedy made "today. Try It. began yesterday at the University of
Eugene.
tates, conveyances and collections over Chambers Hardware store.
husbands
and wives, Mr. and Mrs. For sale by Hull's Red Cross Drug Washington and -vlll continue until
Sherbondy and McCoy, the loggers J. E Ingraham,
Friday. The program la filled with
Also to all pension matters. Phone Phone Black 1326. Residence, 734
of Saginaw, their Store and all dealers everywhere.
WANTED
who are doing time in the city jail for
Interesting features, chief among
Ferry street. Phone Red 3197.
Red 1176
daughters
and
husbands,
and
Mr.
and
'ANTED TO BUY—A lot of Angora
drunkenness, were told to go out
WILLIAM* t'ARHOLD’ HAl.VF
— by President
which will be ..............
an address
Mrs.
William
H.
Bainbridge
and
fam
with the street commissioner to work
lt*U. Address Levi Geer, London
WITH ARNICA and WITCH HA/XL »Harry Pratt Judson, of the Univer
Hickork
Bark
Cough
Remedy,made
ily
and
several
other
guests
partook
__Bi>rtt>m, Oregon.
J7
sity of Chicago.
,
by the Hickory Brak Remedy Com on the streets this morning, but they of the good things. After dinner a
The best salve in the world for ctU»,
Jewell lodge No. 32, Degree of
pany, of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be refused to do so. Chief of Police goodlv number of presents were giv
'tjRK W anted —Man with Want
pure; guaranteed to cure your cough Farrington has put them on a diet of en. Some were useful as well as or bruises, sores, ulcers, -alt rheum, tet Honor, of Harrisburg, itas elected the
plow gardens or any similar
or
money refunded. Guaranteed to bread and water and will give them namental and some were quite valua ter, chapped hands and all skin erup following officers for the ensuing
_/>r» Phone Black 5172.
ji>
Chief of honor, Mrs. Ethel
make a friend of you. For sale by nothing more until they consent to ble. Af^cr supper we had recitations tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction year:
,rJOV WANT TO SELL your prop-
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store_and work, or If they can stand It until and sfnglng untll the time came for or money refunded. Hold by Linn Murphy: lady of honor, Mr«. Effla
their sentences expire.
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props. Gleason; chief of caretnonles, Mrs.
STONE'S HEAYE DROPS
first-class dealers everywhere.
the Cottage Grove local, and Mr. and
' tell the Oregon Land Compa-
Viola Wright; flnrnc’er. Charles IL
D about it and they will do the
Mrs. J. E. Ingraham and family de
Greatest known remedy for heave«
The beginning of the n -w year wit Canter: recorder. Mrs. I oul a Max-
AS
TO
A<
I
TE
DISEASES
parted
for
home,
wishing
the
rest
a
11 412 Willamette atreet,
High! i-3, ('r., Oct. 31,'902—
nesses honscmnvlng at the state In son; treasurer. Miss Enftna Lore.
Eli
lute. Or
happy New Year.
This is to certify that I gave my
sane asylum, when Dr. and Mrs. J.
ti
In
many
quarters
of
the
country
Mrs.
Bainbridge
went
on
the
11:10
' anted , v
F. Calbreatn retire and Dr. and Mr-
This Is entirely wronf. It must be
a mare one bottle of “Stone"» Heave
osteopaths
are
not
very
numerous:
—
the
next
day
to
Springfield.
an
Droo«" and cured her of heaves.
branch of- a
R. E. f^e Steiner enter upon their obvious to any one that It Is easier
■* w|»l
»
a
result.
the«i<-ws
of
their
good
work
This was last winter and she has
term of offlc >.
here in Eu-
<»n». Ad’
to cure a disease which has only re
having spread, they are kept busy sick with the measles at this writing.
Ybe Mor- /
not been attested since-G TaUa.e
references.
cently attacked a patient 'hen tri git
treating
patients
who
come
to
tlieir
House, Cin-
r R. S.C. S TONE. Salem. Or
ht.t good results in a case which has been
offices suffering from diseases that
J9
For sale by all druggists.
steadily growing worse for year*. In
have become chronic, so that the Im
fact, any osteopath ran g-t quicker
pression has grown that osteopaths
and better results tn acute diseases
Copner Riveted Overalls 5 treat chronic diseases only.
than in chronic, ones.
: spaniel "pop about
In mentioning the ministers who
the kind
thM ' WEAkS ''
’Id. i-ante Gvp. Has
performed marriage ceremonies in
11. Finder leave in-
cut full
Lan county during the year 1907
made of
161 West 4th street.
Rev J. S. McCallum should have
Pin and Lawrence
«elected
3 redited with 23 Instead of 22.
denua
’ward.
tf
t r«ah. F» t- &•" m r»» m. • for ■ m t<> '
I w l r* un 1 H '• <
n« thaB to
Th
TEA 'SPICES
I
1
BAKING POWDER
EXTRACTS
J
JUST RIGHT i
CLOSSET a DEVERS
INSURE Y0l!5 HEALTH]
PROGRAM FOR FRUIT
MEN'S MASS m - etm
Every Woman
NEW YEAR’S
MASK BALL
GREAT SUCCESS
ALL-OREGON
AT PORTLAND
BREAD ANO WATER DIET
FOR CITY PRISONERS
for men who toil
Levi Strauss
& Co’s
■FURSHiDES
h
'ng, between
ttore and cor
and Lawrence
rjielet;
pt; may L-..
have
Finder pieease re
tine»; reward, tf
A PÍWFICT
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rtt«' f- r Prier L«*t
lieport, shipping Ta*r*. *n<1 aura! rrnr
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