Eugene weekly guard., February 20, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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A Booth, tn Eugene, returned to tian church.
a I
attle. Where he will visit his family «
Wilbur this afternoon.
Mra Alfred R. Kelly and daughter. while before commencing ameetlng
at Jacksonville. Florida, on March 1.
I of San Francisco, tre visiting at the
home of W. L. Hetich and family in He has meetings engaged ahead tor
two years to come.
Eug '»a Tor a few days.
Mra Ida Bolton ana Miss Leone
(From TungJ.ay's Guard.)
Jeakins went to Portland today on
W. W. Martin came up from Salem
bushiess connected with their millin­
yesterday.
_
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ery store, formerly Shumate’s.
E. R. Frank is up from Portland on
Mrs. David Link, accompanied her a short visit.
Washington, Feb. 18.—The sub­
mother, Mrs. Charles Wagner, her
N. A. Reynolds has returned from stance of the report of B- D- T<^n‘ El1R.MS CO.MI’ELr.KB TO MoVj (),
; sister, Mrs. Charles Carter, and bro­ a trip to New York City.
send on his Investigation of the Ore­
account
or muíanse IM.
ther, Frank Reiner, to Albany today.
Elmer Paine returned yesterday gon & California Railroad land grant
z
U/TH El GENI; AND CAN SE*
F. E. Taykor and wife, of Portland, from an outing at Newport.
was made public today fot^ the first
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R<>VEMF.-NTS
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Harry M. Holden, of Portland, is in time, and shows In a general way the
NO RELIEF EX TKAXSiPOJtTA- are in Eugene for a few days' visit.
Mr. Taylor Is state supreme officer of the city visiting his mother.
DRUG STORE, nEAHNElrs .Mii
facts on which the government will
TlO.N
BIFFICI LTIES EX< E1T ; the Fraternal Brotherhood of Amer-
August Siebel, of Sheridan, Mon­ base its suit to compel the railroad
LINERY STORE AND
tana, is in the city on business.
, lea. '
company either to comi-Iy with the
Miss Coffey returned today from a
Miss Maude Lewis, of Marcola, was
law or forfeit its title to the grant.
WILL HAVE NEW QUARTI^
ENG IN THAT DlllEtUUN HIOM i in the city today making arrange- visit with her folks near Drain.
The report is so full and explicit as
Mr and Mrs. E. C. Hughes went to to require no explanation. The fol-,
! ments to ship to her home the piano
CORVALLIS
con­ Portland today on a few days visit.
; which she won in The Guard's
~
Carl V. Oglesby returned on the lowing extracts are made:
Clothes that are diiiereirt from thr ordinary kind that
test.
Many business firms will chla.J
"The provision of the grant re­
noon
train today from a trip south.
Mrs. Anna Vestel, of Payette, Ida-
stricting the number of sales have locations within the next few
the fellow who wears them is at once noticed by the
Hon.
A.
C.
Woodcock
was
a
passen-
Eugene people who have visited 'ho, after a visit at the home of her
never been respected.
Lands have made necessary by the erection d
correctness of his apparel. The latest models, the
north of Eu- ge^to Portland on the noon train to- been sold to any person, whether set­ new buRtllhgs where some are i)Clt.J
the lower Siuslaw country during the ; father, J. C. Bushnell.
gene, left for home this afternoon,
newest patterns, amd best <Sf all the lowest prices.
tler or speculator, in as large quan­ and the remodeling of others »h-1
winter state that the citizens of that accompanied by her three children.
Father O'Farrell went to Albany
tities as possible, and at the highest some are now doing business pr"y
today
to
visit
Father
Lane
there
a
few
section of the county are very impa-
price possible. In making sales the cipal among the changes is that J
days.
'I tient with Eugene on account of the
railroad company has always observ­ W A. Kuykendall's drug store wb|rJ
(From Saturday's Dally )
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—
-.
W.
Holmes
re
­
Mr. and Mrs. J.
ed the law of supply and demand and will be moved to the Pickett’ bui'd
apparent lack of Interest taken by
John Hass, of Moline, 111., is in tre turned last night from a visit in Port­
has never obeyed the law of congress. ing, in the room now occupied J
the city In regard to transportation city.
land.
Substantial violations of the terms Miss Learned's millinery st0It. ,,J
O.
W.
Hurd,
of
Florence,
returned
facilities for the Siuslaw valley. As
R. E. Griswold, of Drain, is in the
I of the grant occurred from the very D. S. McDougall's tailor shop nJ
Our 1«r.t shipment erf Boys’ Rwidy Mad« Suits have arrived
this afternoon from a trip to Port­
is'ated by W. E. Fisk, In an interview city bn business.
; beginning. Among the first convey­ change will be made by the 1st ol
and those who have been waiting for Elk Brand Suits can
printed In yesterday's Guard, the peo-
Eugene Joslyn, of Drain, is tn the land.
ances executed in 1872 were several , April, aa the First National Ra^J
Hon.
H.
R.
Ktecaid
went
to
Port
­
inspect them tomorrow
The new materials are Valours,
! pie of Florence and the other towns city for a day or so.
•w , begin th* work oi
land
on
the
noon
train
today
on
bus-I
instances ., «hsra laud was sold at ..........................
' along the coast are giving Stephen
¡prices largely in excess of $2.50 per building at that time, consol!lat d
Chrviots, and Fancy Gassier eers and Tweeds, and the colors
A L. Roney, tne Goshen merchant loess.
¡Carver all the encouragement possi- was II Eugene today.
au tan, brown, gray and/the always popular blue serge.
Geo. A. Dyson is home from Port-jj ! acre, sometimes as high as $10 per its present hanking quarters wnM
■ ble for the extension of his Alsea
In 1S74 three instances are the room now occupied by the d-.J
Mrs. C. V. Oglesby has returned ]anlj where he has been a week or acre.
, ailroad from Corvallis to that part
Miss Learned will mov- i3..J
found fit conveyances to a single pur- store.
ten days on business.
¡of the state, seeing no immediate re- from her visit at. Alsea.
the room now being vacated by ul
Attorney F. M. Calkins, of Ashland, I chaser of quantities exceeding 1000 Svarveru«fs
S. S. Durkheimer, of Portland, is
|llef tn »Ight from Eugom
rbo line
real estate office in ;d
Is In Eugene visiting bis brothers, W. ¡acres each. These violations contin-
1« being constructed as rapidly as the in the dty for a few days.
Coleman
building,
one door rur'hoi
I
ued
throughout
the
history
of
the
Miss Katherine Hill went to Port­ W. and S. M. Calkins.
the Hovey building.
Mr. SvarverJ
I winter weather will permit. It has
Mrs. Fred Applegate and son, after grant.”
i been gradeil for fifteen or twenty land today on a short visit.
will
occupy
a
portion
of the fo-ad
•
Mr.
Townsend
charges
the
railroad
Haymond Shouse Is a recent arrival a visit in Eugene, returned home to
|i nil!*'» out of Corvallis, and the rails
quarters
of
the
Chambers-BrlstoJ
company
with
selling
mainly
to
tim
­
Yoncalla this afternoon.
| have been laid for a number of miles. here from Napa, Cal., to locate.
S. C. Bartrum, forest reserve su­ ber speculators, of stopping sales en­ bank, w(iich have been leased J
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Clark returned
'.No doubt the road will be pushed on
pervisor, was .among the Roseburg ( tirely at times, and giving only quit I. H. Bingham, J. O Storev and a J
to tidewater, via the Luke Creek val­ last night from a visit In Portland.
claim deeds. The general policy of torney F. M. DeN'effe, and hid
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kompp came up citizens in Eugene yesterday.
ley, which I h also tributary to Eu-
Mr. McDougall hj
handling lands has been such as to re­ moved into it.
form
Junction
City
this
afternoon.
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E.
E.
Fremont,
of
Portland,
rep
­
will
be
gene, but the trade of which
not yet decided upon a location.
.Mrs. L. E. Parks came down from resenting the Beaver State Fire As­ tard development, he concludes.
is
com-
lost to this city after the line
Another change will be that of thJ
Grant Thwarts Own Purpose.
Creswell today to visit over Sunday. sociation, is in the city on business.
pleted.
"At the expiration of 40 years after University Bakery salesroom, novi
Miss
Cora
Hutton
went
to
Salem
W.
E.
Fisk
returned
yesterday
from
consid-
A Eugene citizen who has
the enactment of the grant, 2,000,000 occupying the frame building in tbj
erable property on the lower Siuslaw today to visit her brother, who Is ill. the lower Siuslaw country, where he, acres of lands granted are vested tn old Rhinehart building on East X,«)
C.
C.
Coffman
and
wife
returned
went
to
look
after
his
brother
’
s
or
­
NEW
DRESS
GOODS,
5Oc
—
EA< E cuto AIX'N >s l*HI< E
and who has worked tor a long time
a single proprietor, with no public ob­ street, which will occupy the Mil
f
New mohair. Batiste, Pana­
for the advancement of that portion today from a visit at Cottage Grove. chards.
One d weil pairs Nottongham
Mrs. J. S. Magladry is down from
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Awbrey, of Cot­ ligation and virtually controlling the Hulln block which is now in cours» ol
!
of
the
county,
today
told
The
Guard
erection. The building now occupkl
•and net curtains; only «me pair
ma. etc., In plain and shadow
tage Grove, who have been visiting in commercial destiny of a large [tortian
I that a Coos Bay man last fall engaged Dona to spend Sunday with friends.
<>r a pattnn; slightly soiled;
fo Oregon.
This is the very evil by the bakery will probably sojn bl
stri|>es, in the new browns,
Misses
Dora
Cutbirth
and
Zelma
Eugene,
went
to
Portland
today
for
6000 boxes of apples from the far­
•in sale '/» .regular prîtes.
which the provisions of the grant moved away or torn down to mat]
blues, tans, etc; beautiful qual­
mers adong the Siuslaw for »hlpment Maples, of Cottage Grove, are in the a few days' visit.
were destined to averi. Yet that con­ room for the Odd Felows’ five-ntoJ
Mrs.
J.
H.
Glass
returned
to
city.
to Marshfield, but on account of the
ity at. this price, yard. . . . ."M>c
went to Brownsville yesterday after having dition now exists, with the assertion block, which has been nientinnJ
Attoney
G.
F.
Skipworth
shoals on the bar at the mouth of the
dozen lace and embrold-
on busl- been here caring for her son-in-law, of a legal right to make it peram- frequently by The Guard, aud whiel
river, thereby preventing vessels from Junction City this forenoon
NEW WASH GOODS—
will probably be erected during ti]
trlmui.d corset covers;
nent.
nes".
W. J. Hooker, who Is very ill.
coming to Florence, It was Impossi­
as
Dozens of new weaves,
32 n> 46; values up to
I
"It is confidently believed that sub­ coming spring and aumemr.
went to
Hurd,
of
Florence,
O.
W.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
S.
Range
went
to
ble to deliver the apples and they rot­
sale jirlce....................... 2ft«'
Sunday Portland today to be gone a few days. stantial remedies exist in favor of
as
well as the staples, such
today
t
o
spend
Portland
ted.
There was a loss of perhaps
Miss Carol Johnson came down the government. It is the purpose of
voile, ginghams, cotton suit-
$12,000, as the apples will easily sell there.
CORSET COVERS, IOt—
Mrs. T. F. Bennett and children re­ from Creswell on the noon train to­ the department cf justice to enforce
for $2 a box. not to mention losses
new
Ings, Rajah,
etc.,
the
these remedies.
It is respectfully;
Plain ombrie corset covers,
4 In other lines of trade on account of turned this afternoon from a visit at day.
shades Copenhagen,
browns,
Halsey.
F. A. Bonney, of Baker City, stop­ suggested, however, that discussion
all sixes; great value« at this
lack of transportation facilities.
Miss Josie Moorhead, of Junction ped off In Eugene Sunday to visit of their form be.deferred for presen­
greens, lavender; soft materials
low price., each........................l‘Jc
If the harbor improvements that
suitable for waists and dresses
were started some twelve or fifteen City, is In Eugene today visiting 1 his brother, L. Bonney, whom he had tation before the court to which the
A new Christian church has bid
MI.2.X .Ml Si.IX HMRTS—
I not seen since 1X64, He had been ¡cause shall hereafter be addressed.”
years ago hail bean cjtnpleted, or H friends.
for women and children.
A. M. Gilbert left today for a trip (on a trip to California.
;
•organized at Marcela, and articles ai
$1.25 muslin petticoats, bice
a line of railroad hail been extended
Fulton Renews Fight.
¡ incoriK-.ration were filed with . J
Jacob Bowder has left for Row-1
m.art RLACK TAI-FETA, l»He
and embroidery
trimmed, at
through that country this loss would to Roseburg and other Southern Ore­
Washington.
Feb.
IX.—Senator county clerk today. The incur r rJ
lew, Iowa, where he will remain some |
this low prie., each........... DM«-
not have occurred anl the lower Stus- gon tbwns
Two pirres only; fine soft
Mrs. I. J. McCormick and two chil­ ■time.
He was accompanltd by his Fulton today reported to the 8' nate tors are the trustees of the chu-chj
| law valley would haVe been one of
black chtrfon, taffeta, silk, 30
GOWNS M AUi unti Ml.IM)—
¡the richest fruit-growing and lumber­ dren went to Portland today on a ■ daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. W. Bowder, from the judiciary committee a point M. M. Gilbert, F. See and John ’’ V ]
Inches wide for dresses or
short visit-
' who will visit here a whil*.
resolution directing the attorney gen­ gamore.
The object, business til
ing sections in the United States.
aklrts; 11.25 value; the yard
Splendid assortment ladies'
Steve Burton is home vlslting his
Deputy District Attorney G. F. eral to prosecute the land grant rail­ pi.
if th'' «•<>;•’ >•
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ItMc
muslin gosii>.
So. ami sl.oo
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I), P. Burton. 'Skipworth went to Portland today roads in Oregon for not havin com- the articles, are to maintain religioJ
I on business connected with the suit plhil with the terms of their rants services and public worship, to spreji
♦ + + ♦ + + + ♦ + + + + + V- + ♦ ♦ for a time
Mrs. Edith B. Linton
♦
; of H. C. Mahon vs. M. B. Rankin, to in disposing of the lands in their the gospel, and more especially ;•
♦
♦ daughter returned today from a visit recover
*
a
fee on the sale of grant in tracts of not more than ICO further the interests of the Ciirtí'.lil
♦ at Creswell.
I large tracts of timberland. The case a res at not more than ' $2.50 per church of Marcóla.
♦
The estimate!
Mrs. Dora E. Mode was operated ■ may bo tratisierreJ from Portland to acre. The resolutions drawn by the value of the property owned by
♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ + + + + + •«■♦♦♦ + ♦
upon at the General hospital today Eng. ne.
department of justice to remove any organization is $50.
I
(From Friday’s Dally.)
for appendicitis.
doubt as to its authority to proceed
J. M. Wilhelm, of Creswell, was in
592-594 Willamette St
Mrs. E. E. Awbrey and daughter
was offered as a substitute for the
(From Wednesday's Guard.)
Eugen« today.
came up from Irving on the after,
one recently offered by Tillman.
T. L. Gatch, of Corvallis, was in noon train today.
R. M. Chaves went to Salem today
The resolution was generally dis­
the city today
J. H. Raines, who resides now on on a few days' visit.
cussed, the only objection being urged
Herman Schmitt, of Creswell, wax R F. D. No. 2. near Junction, was in
and length of the logs.
It is esti­
E Johnson and wife, of Aberdeen, against it was that the attorney-gen-
mated that the next move will not In the city today.
the city today.
Wash., are in the city.
ieral is now empowered by the law to
H. T ’Caldwell, of Ashland, is in
have to be made before two years
Miss Kittle Mllllorn came ftp from
■ do all that the resolution seeks to
John
H.
Bar
tog
is
In
Portland
for
shall have passed.
Westijrii Oregon. the city on business.
Junction today to attend the Play, a few days on business.
Junction City, Or.. FeW.
| have done.
Fulton stated that the
J. E. McKibben, of Marcóla, spent "Parsifal," tonight.
department was now ready to proceed the election held here yesterday tM
Mrs.
Julia
Day
returned
last
night
last night in Eugene.
J. E. Banton. postmaster at Lon­
and merely wanted the authority of proposition to bond the krhool d:<[
‘hM
E. J. Moore Is confined to his home don, I^ine county, was In the city on from a visit in Portland.
congress to remove any question of trict for $6000 for a new high sc
The Chambers Lumber Company,
with an uttack of grip.
Hon. R. A. Booth ano wife are In the legality of the proceedings.
building was carried, 79 for and 1
business yesterday.
Dr. A Sharpies, of Goshen, was in
at Dorena, Fred Russell president,
Austin Hampton Is able to be down Portland for a short visit.
' against.
I
the city today on business.
It is the intention to build vitj
town again after a severe illness of
Sherman Clark Is down from the
completed this week 3000 feet of log­
James F Robinson went to Port- several weeks' duration.
I four rooms on the lower floor anl tia
Bohemia mines on business.
ging road leading back Into the for­
land on the noon tratn today.
Rev D. (,'. Kellams left this after­
the entire upstairs for the assembj
Father O'Farrell returned this af­
est. The company does not yet fix
James L. Clark was over
Isaac T, Nlcklin, who yesterday
noon for Vancouver, Wash., to fill ternoon from a short visit at Albany.
hall. Six ye “s ago the present ?. '<$
the date for starting up Its machin­ fill'd his petition for the nomination Springfield today on business.
building of four rooms was suffi! "J
his appointment there Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bailey went to
Mrs. Claud Gatch, of Salem, I
ery, but la putting the plant In repair of sheriff on the Republican ticket,
Mrs. R. O. Bradv came down from Junction City today on a ahort visit.
but now eight rooms are required. I
I
so when the outlook Is favorable It has the following platform written King in Eugene for a few days.
Croswell on the noon train today to
Wm. Boots, an insurance agent of
Geo. W. Satterfield was in the city spend Sunday here »with friends.
can rekindle the fires under Its boil­ on the blank furnished for that pur-
i,.
ANNOI N< ’EM ENT
Monmouth. 1» In Eugene on business. F.
I.. CHAMBERS
ItlSTPONES
from Junction today on business.
ers and set the saws a buzzing
A pose:
Mrs Kate Billing, of Portland, af-
Mrs. Minnie Miller and Miss R.
Potter Palmer, Jr., has returned I ter a visit with Mrs W P Cheshire, Shearer, of Wendling, are in the city.
ERECTION <>l
(HILDING I N.
"If I am nominated
new furnace Is to be built al the
The revival which began the li'J
from his trip to Southern Oregon.
planing mill at Dorena. The Instal­ will, during my term
Jr., at Springfield, returned home to­
F. E. Fremont, after a short stay
TH. AFTER APRIL FIRST—OTH­ St the M. E. church at Cobu-g M
Misa Anna Horton, of Portland. Is day.
lation of a dynamo was made only a tvnd to the duties Incumbent npoi
In Eugene, returned to Portland to­
continue over Sunday amt all
ER PROJECTS
short time since so now the mill and me to the very best of my ability vlal'lqg Mrs. John O'Brien in Eugene.
S. G. Cook and wife, of l.adoga. day.
; week. Ix*t all wbo wish to hexr tM
Mrs W. 11. Gue returned on the Ind., arrived here last night and left
the company'» store Is electrically I will give the office a careful an.
R. L. Drur^, of Marcóla, was an
i plain, untwisted, unmystified zus/j
lighted
In addition a large area strictly business administration, cut noon train today front a visit at; this morning to visit relatives In the arrival on the Wendling local last
F I rha*nh
„ r*.
a',he story
the
M
reporter
that he Or<,
will defer tile
buBd-
thC,T of ’*B
*’ C crow
°me' that saves
eTW7^
Drain.
In
of lumber docks have been built. The tailing expenses wherever
country.
night.
Miss Violet Parsons came down |
railroad siding la to be changed from power to do so."
William Perman nnd Earl Slmeral
J W Hobbs, deputy internal reve­
i
front Creswell on the noAu train came down from Cottage Grov-> on nue collector, left for points north ing of his two-story brick block on i
the middle of the lumber yard to the
D. E BAKER.
Willamette s’r. >■:, near Sixth, excava-I
today.
< \MPHI l.l.-l I I.EM XX CO.
side parallel with the main track.
the noon tral ntoday to attend "Par­ today.
Missionsry.
tion
for
which
was
made
last
fall,
un
­
Mra Leonard Moses went to Cor­ sifal” tonight.
The company has a large lot of dry
I Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunter and |
We believe In "boosting " That's vallis this afternoon to visit’her folks
lumber, slillng and framing timbers,
Tom Word, ex-sherlff of Multno­ son have returned from thier trip to til his retu 4 from thj East and •
TO PROLONG LIFE
South, He
tie start«
starts tonight on the trip. I '
in stock, as well as flooring, rualtc, why we spend more money to boost a few days.
mah county, accompanied the Port­ the East.
, back about
abcut April lBt.
1st, .
”
h
Guy E Richards, of Creswell, was land high school basketball team to
and dressed casings.
The latter 1« for a greater Eugene and Lane county
C. C. Cofftnan went to Cottage ' He exp«":.- to be
. i
;).] th,. .A ,,.i; ( I ,.rert- l‘D*vcntion bi IMsegm* Much M»fr n
kiln dried nnd kept In a rain proof than any other housefurnishing con­ an arrival In Eugene on the noou Eugene yesterday.
Grove on the local last night on a I ami will
ing th« null ;;.ig aud rush it to com-’
imrtant Than Cure
warehouse. The payroll of the com­ cern In thia city. Campbell-Fellman train today.
Miss Caro Anderson, who Is teach­ short visit.
Professor W S. Bumps went to ing school near Junction City, ar­
He has a good tenant in
pany In busy times was $*000 per Company, corner Ninth and Olive
Mrs. F. T. Blount, of Albany. Is’ pletlon
"An ounce of prevention’ is
Cottage Grove this afternoon after a rived home this afternoon to spend visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. W. liar- i sight f t tip* lower floor of the build­
month, now It Is nothing sava the st reels.
short visit in Eugene
ing nnd will have no trouble in rent­ than a pound of cure" is r.-p-i”1!
hire of a watchman.
Sunday with her folks,
ris. In Eugene.
true in'stomach troubles.
J
Mr. and Mrs F. I.. Chambers ex­
Miss Hazel Garred went to Albany
The Brown I.umber Company will
William Crane returned last night
Misses Pearl Wilhan and D Etta1 ing the rooms on the second floor, as
pect to start some time next week on from a trip to Eastern Oregon in the Fisher came <"
A few doses of Mi -na itosm
tn about i month move Its logging today on a short visit.
down
from Marcela'oi‘ h *™ ‘A.a
for g<’»od
-.....................
a trip to Southern California
camp to the timber tributary to Tay­
—,'ortlce and living rooms down town. tablets taken at the first warnhij
interest of the
school furnishing last night's train.
Mrs W. G. Taliafero, of Sumpter, house of Crane A- Moore of this city.
lor's Spur of the O A- S E railroad,
II. Griggs and family nave removed
George W. Taylor has returned Mr. Chambers has other building pro­ coated tongue, flatulence, hen"
which Is »bout ten miles east of Cot­ from Cottage Grove to Kugene to re­ after a visit with relatives in Ku-
Editor and Mrs. Ira A. Phelps. Dr from a trip to Eastern Oregon, where jects In an embryonic state aod they headaches, distress after eatint m
tage Grove, where the mill Is locat­ side permanently. Mr. Griggs la con­ gene and vicinity, left today for and Mrs. William II. Dale and Mr. he went on business
may blossom out at any tint' during other symptoms of indigestion,
ed. 1 he men for thia camp will num­ nected with the Willamette Valley home.
and Mrs. W. L Wright, of Harris-
prévit a chronic <■:’>•
w. U
Martin went to Pleasant [the coming spring or summer,
Miss Lenora Hohl came down from burg, are in the city to attend the Hill this afternoon to look after some:
fering that tnay last fo j ars. I
ber fourteen. Two donkey engines, Company.
Cottag*' Grove on the noon train to play, "Parsifal.” tonight.'
one for tile yard and one for the road,
These little tablets give
this morning’s stage for their home
monument work there.
will 1»' the present equipment
With
J T French, formerly In the real visit at the home of her sister Mrs
Judge Bean came up from Salem at Florence, after having been in and tone to the mu-
j nd I
this fore.' the mtpttt will be from estate busine».« here, writes to friends Mike Wald
(From Monday's Guard )
last night to be at the bedside of his r-"«ene on business connected with the stomach and Intestin-- -i.,
eight.- n to thirty thousand feet of that he is located at LaGrande aud
A. Svarverud went to Goshen this
Jos. Fellman is confined to his bed ‘mother, Mrs. Julia Bean
.
he
‘
,he Ore«on * California mote the secretion of
afternoon to play for the masquerade 1 hv illncM
logs, depending somewhat on the site Is doing well there
t**Jj
1 , Mrs David Griggs and daughter Lumber Company vs. W. F. Brown so that whatever foul
there tonight
Mike Gross will go
MI m Martha 4‘alef Is visiting
naturally digested wit!
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¡Grace returned
home to Cottage for a week.
r
I up this evening
J
Hives in Portland a few days.
I Grove Grove this afternoon.
Miss Nell Madison, of Portland, af­ distress.
Mra. T E Singleton, after a short
Mr. Hull has seen
’a3
W. F. Cassidy, bookkeeper for the
Mrs. John Calloway came down ter a vis
oot with Miss Eva Burton in
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visit at th*' home of her brother. Hon. ¡Campbell-Fellman Company. Is ill.
ide by Mi-o-na rha
1
from Cheewell this foren*»on th visit Kugene. . returned home today. She
Ray D. Crow, and wife left today »her daughter, Mrs Earl McNutt.
-*j
1 will toon leave on a trip to New M x- remedy in 50-cent box.
to visit the latter's folks at Corvallis
Dr. Bartie returned this fo-enoon ) lee.
antee to refund the m
' J I
County Surveyor C M Collier is from Dexter, where he t----- l "
•Miss.
Florence Updegraff, of Me- does not cure.
was
called
to
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s
’
l
in Portland on business fof » few attend Mrs. Neel, who Is • quite i|],
IT IS I NREASON \BI.K for a young man to supnose lhat
III.
MinnvW
• »e. arrived here todav to at-
days.
C. E. Henderson. O M. Carlosn ! ,Ii‘nd 'h<
he can set himself up in a good paying business without some
'p invention of the V P s C
Misses Hattie Cook and
capital to invest in the enterprise*
-
•
and
XV alter Price were -
among
u
“.=□« the J; •
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of her ,unf'
I
ger.
of
Junction
City,
are
Marcóla
people
arriving
down
on
the
Mr
*
M,r
E Livermore.
Perhaps this lack of ready fun* 1s ha« been the cause of
- ’r —
mxm
today.
local last night.
your working for some one else Instead of yourself for these
Miss
Xtarie
Bradlev
Fred "Fischer, of the Fischer Lnm-
----- ,. of Kasson,
Samuel Lived
many years.
Minn., who L__
has be-?a visiting at the
her Company. is In the city from grower of the Tn
home of Mr. • and
t;
An account with this batik will afford you a convenient,
Mrs. Bradley on
Mareola
been tn Eugene -
PROli CTION
North Washingt
safe and altogether Idea! method of keeping your surplus
"ton street, left yes-
Miss
Gertrude
Johnson
Drain,
aftermvon
for
Sa
fun.lt when rli. v wr,; «
into a oim -.hat in tin., will mak«
t’-rday foi
afforded
by •
vallis
to
visit
other
spent Sunday with her
poMlble your succeaw In business
relatives.
Hubble, who has been a
.
K.
....
'E
R.
Gilstrap,
In
Eu«
Mr. and
Other« have sucre.d*d In this way; you can also
F. L. Chantberg teai
LeRny Ge«ncr i
lent last night ti
ngelew «nd otlw
b*y rtpy.-f to t
classes at the 1’niv
They will bo
Rov and .Mabel
Vi q Mar- Chamhe
kaltas
i *
Capirai an<| »«rplu-
$1OO.<MHI
; ; W K. RROWN. IVesklenL
F
osRVRN, < ashler.
¡ [ D. A, FAINE, lice Fresi«!* t>t.
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BltOXX \, Asst, t'asliler.
1 R
SIUSLAW PEOPLE
ENCOURAGING THE
CARVER RAILROAD
John B. Stetson
Spring Hats are here in the
latest shapes and shades
sizes 6% to
$4.
MANY BUSINESS
OFFICIAL REPORT
HOUSES WILL SOOL,
ON RAILROAD
LAND GRANTS
$5.00 and $6.00
Young Men’s Nobby Suits for Early
Buyers age 13 to 20.
J10.00 to $25.00
Early Spring 2-piece Suits for Boys 8 to 16
¡4
Prices $2.50 to $7.50
Friendly’s Matchless Ladites’
Black Hose 25c a pair
Children’s Rawhide
Stockings 2 pairs for 25c
S. H. FRIENDLY
LUMBERING NOTES
FROM COTTAGE GROVE
I. T. NICKLIN GIVES
HIS PLATFORM
WILL BUILO BLOCK
WHEN Ht RETURNS
IT'S UNREASONABLE
DOÌOUfW»,
j !
The Euger.o Loan
i .t
Savings Bank
w.
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