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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1908)
LT GT'YRD THURRDAT, FERRI 4RY 2». RUMOR THAT ferns being Intermingled with car- ' nations and narcissus. An artistic and elaborate drapery of ferns made an effective background for the bri-1 <fhl party, while overhead was a can-’ opy of green from which hung the 1 on H 1 l.K white wedding bell. The bride, who ley In her coiffure. Her bouquet was In S S S nature has provided a certain, »»fe, home cure for Conta?ioBB oak gowned in w.ilte organdie, handsome 126 Blood Prison ’ It is a medicine made entirely of roots and herbs of rtt ly trimmed in lace and embroidery, i S blood purib-ing value, and is the one medicine which U able to FOR SALE—Fresh milch cow and She wore a circlet of lilies of the val down to the root of the trouble and remove every particle of the virus, ani caJT, »25. 961 Garden street. ley in her coiffure, er bouquet was aUhe same time benefit and build up the system and general health. _\0 .Madrid. Feb. 18 — There is no truth DO YOU WANT a homestead or tim London, Feb. 14 Mrs. Parkhurst, Fairmount. 130 of white carnations with streamers ber claim? If so address William leader of the Woman Suffragists, and of lilies of the valley held by nar- In the report from Paris last night harmful effects ever follow ita use. as is so often the case when strong min. As soon as the system gets under the influence of 'FOR SALE- Second growtn fir Douglas, Box 341, North Bend, Or. other delegates arrested for their de now ribbons. Miss Myrtle Eva Kays, that King Alphonso had been assas eraTmedicmes are used. •ooj W. L. Coppernoll, at Wat « tnlO monstration in the house of com- of Eugene, made a winsome brides- sinated, the story probably having S S S the disease begins to improve, and when the remedy has thoroughly Jewelry store. tf purified the bl.iod and driven out every trace of the poison, no signs of i;.e i maid, attired In a dainty gown of GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On pink messallne, with bouquet of pink trouble are ever seen again. The general manifestations of Contagion. knives, forks and all household ar FOR SALE—Cheap, food second- •carnation». Blcxid Poison such as falling hair, copper-colored spots ulcerated mouth and ticles that do not look like n..v ItsrW Studebaker 3-lnch wagon. Mr. Bellman was attended by Per throat »ores and ulcers, etc., are merely symptoms of the poisoned eondn Write the Qregoa Plating Works, Enquire at Eugene Grocery. tf cy Milne, of this city. The wedding tion of the blood, and in most cases respond quickly toJocal treatment, 128 Lownsdsle street, Portland, inarch was played by Miss Mary Cold WOOD For: SALE- A few cords of Oregon, for nrfeva whileS S S is doing the necessary work of cleansing the blood. Our well. Mr». Percy Milne and Miss •,'iod dry grub oak and dry fir. «■ "Home Treatment " book is of great assistance along this line. It j, a Juanita Miller assisted in receiving . m im ki . li M' oi m Enquire of E. M Warren, 442 cnmnlete guide for treating the trouble, containmg instructions for the Miss Miller caught the bride's bou different stages of the disease, and also valuable suggestions abgut the loed l^wrence street. quet. and to her also fell the ring ACCORDION PLEATING -Done by •reatment that will be most helpful in effecting a cure. U. will be glad I In the bride's cake. The money Mrs. Bert Vincent st 627 Hilyard FOR SALE—Cook stove wood for was found by Bruce Montague, the to send a copy of this book, free of charge, to any who deai.e it. and if street, mar East Ninth, on reason •ale; 16-inch oak wood, the right thimble by Sherman Mlles. Out-of- snecial medical advice is wanted our physicians will take pleasure in sup. able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf •i'; for Che cook stove. Phone Far town guests were Frank Bellman, Diving it without cost to the patient. If you are suffering with Conu. inera 286. - C8 DON'T fall to see Chezem W you of San Pedro. Cal.; Senator M. A. uious Blood Poison vou can cure yourself in the privacy of vour own home want bargains In real estate. We Miller, of Lebanon, Or., who is an FDU SALE A Chatham incubator h«, th» use of S S. S., an absolutely safe remedy. buy and sell farm and city prop uncle of the bride; Miss Juanita by the use oi gwi„T SpECIFIC c0>> ATLANTA, GA. and brooder In good condition for erty, Improved and unimproved. Miller, of 1-ebanon, and Mr. Callison, sale cheap. Address Box 14, Eu Timber and mining stock. II. Che- of Eugene. gene, Or. Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf After March 15 Mr. and Mrs. Bell man will be at home at 80 East FOR SALE River bottom farm, con DE ROO * RETELL. 840 Moss ave Seventh »treet, Eugene, Oregon. taken up at a reduced price later is taining about 60 acres; will sell nue, landscape gardeners. Lawns Oregonian. the day. part or al). Enquire at 4 76 West.,, and yards cared U«r. Ix*t us put Too Much Inferior Veal. IHfth street. 125 j your place in good shape; first- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+ Over-large receipts of veal that has class work; contracts made by the to bo rated as coarse and ill-fed ♦ FOR SALE A second-hand Petalu- month. Phone care of Dempster’s ♦ DIED. tend to weaken the market for the ma incubator, 12 6-egg capacity; grocery. Black 1621: f20 CHRISTABEL PANKIIURST. ♦ better grades, and the best quota Chittlm bark—4 1-2 @ 5c. practically new; also brooder. tions on the latter today were 8 1-2 f21 INTERNATIONAL CORHE8PON-1 Fbone Farmers 114. Leader of the British women ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*+♦♦♦♦♦♦ Wool—18c. to 9 cents. The bulk of the stuff re Poultry. Eggre etc. Three miles north of Euge..e today DENCE SCHOOLS "The Busy known as '‘suffragettes” who are ceived goes at 7 to 8 cents. Dealers at 11:30 a. m., Ivey, the son of Mr., 44)H BALE--Good seconu-han ■' Smith Man's University." Gives a thor Eggs—Per doz 18® 20c. KINO ALFONSO XIII. OF SPAIN. ..Premier typewriter. Call at office and Mrs. G. L. Dfess, aged 9 months. ough training at your own home fighting for woman suffrage. Dairy Butter—Per roll—59®45. look for lower prices as the season «J International Correspondence The cause of death was membraneous 1 In nearly all the trade» and profes Creamery Butter—Per roll, 60© advances. The pork market is well maintained, receipts being only Schools, 45 West 8th st. sions. Text hook» and instruments n|ons. went to jail today for »I* ernun. The funeral will be held on | grown out of the bomb explosion at Hen»—Per lb.. 10c. moderate and prices the same as for (when required) furnished free. weeks rather than give bonds for ’Thursday, with Interment in the Mul Barcelona yesterday, which was the Fry»- uPer lb.. 10c. FOR SALE -Buff Orpington eggs, several days past. key cemetery. Full Information and circulars at good behavior. work of anarchists. Several were Geese—Per I d ., 7 c . 13 for »1. W. fl Hampton, 1102 Hop Transactions at Low Figures. the local enrollment office, 4 5 W. killed and injured. Duck»—Per lb., 9c. • Columbia avenue, corner 19th st. . HAVE BEGUN GRADINO There is still a considerable Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep King Alphonso is at Seville. Turkey»—Per lb, 12 He. ml ON ELECTRIC RAILROAD amount of business reported in the resentative. Fruit«, Vegetable», tie. local hop market. Dealers continue FOR SALE Singer Sewing Machine. New Potatoes — 50c per cwt. I According to Attorney Frank Wa- »10 REWARD 1 Will offer »10 re to announce purchase from growers, >5.00; Chambers Encyclopaedia at Onions — Per cwt., ,3.75. but all trans-ctlons are at low fig.' ward for the arrest and conviction CIUE DAUHllCT ter8> of Salem, who is representing 1-3 value; good platform spring Lemons — Per case, ,3.75. lint uAnyUtl the interests of A. Welch In securing or Information leading to the ar ures; generally around 5c a pound. hack and wood rack. 897 Pearl Oranges— »2.75. rest and conviction of the party or I rights of way for the proposed new The business at this time is mainly •L twt L 122 Idveatock Market. parties who entered my fowl house •electric road through the valley, grad- from the small°r brewers, who buy Company C «rave a banquet to the |I1R ,or the city system In Albany will on the night of December 25 and Steers—Per lb., 3 «1 3 Hc. only In small lots. FOR SALE Well-bred Barred Ply the O. N. G. commence on April 1st. and will then on the night of February 2 and commissioned officers Good cows—3 ® 2 l-2c. Brief Notes of the Trade, mouth Rock cockerels at »1 50 Good prime dressed veal—5 5? 6c. I stole trerefrom on the former who reside here at the armory last prove-d until completion. Work on BELOVED AND PI BL< -SPIRITED A mixed car of vegetables was meh; also Golden Bronte turkeys date one Silver Hamburg cockerel night. The affair was a delightful the Salem end of the line is to be Mutton on font—Per lb., 3 M ® 4c among the arrivals from the South st »10 per trio. Address Geo. CITIZEN DIED LAST NIGHT AE- i Fat Hogs—5@4 3-4. and on the latter date two brown one and thoroughly enjoyed l>y all started Mjirch 12th, and work will be | Spores, R. F. D. No. 1, f4prlngflel«|, this morning. Leghorn cockerels, one much smaller present. Sergeant Charles Weltie rushed from each end of the line Fat Hogs, dressed—6c. Or., or phone Farmers 39x1. | Broker Martin reports a car of than the other Jos. Davies. m7 Evans acted as toastmaster in his until the two lines meet. This news Grain auo Feed. flOd f20w oranges for Bell ft Co. this morning. usual happy manner and the follow- will be received in Albany with sat Orange market, is somewhat lower Flour— »125. Ing toasts were responded to: FOE KALE BY OWNER New eight (From Tiiesdav’a Guard.) isfaction, as it means a big thing for i owing to the larger supplies. Oat hay—»16. , "Mustard In Portland and Pepper the city's progress along lines of mu room house with gas,electric light, William Brownlee, a well-konwn I Tangerines are in better demand, Cheat hay—per ton ,14. beautiful shrubbery, and all mod FOUND A bunch of keys belonging ed In Malabon," Colonel George O. nicipal growth.—lieraid. and beloved citizen of this city, died I .owing to the improved quality. Timothy hay — Per ton — »15. to M. L. Wenner, of Hicksville. O. Y'oran. ern improvements, two blocks | at hs home In Fairmount last night Potato market is nominal, with New oats—Per bu.. 42c. Owner can have them by calling "Heads Up end Eyes to the from car line and In heart of res .at 11 o’clock after a short illness of Ol’l’tlSI’D 1NIT1'•’"'VE. practically no California business re Bran, per ton, »26. on L. Bonney, special police offi Right," C> lonel John M. Williams. idence district. You pay no agent's | la grippe, complicated with asthma I Pacific Outlook, Rep.) ported. Mixed feed—Per ton, ,28. cer, and paying for this notice. "One llund .d Per Cent or Bust," mtnmlislon. Ntit» 66 2-3 x 160. As the lime of the balloting d «ws and bronchitis. He had been up and Celery market is firmer and some Shorts, per ton. ,30. Apply at this office for particulars. MONEY FOI’ND A sum of money Captain George Willoughby. around the house during the after near It becomes more evident that the are quoting an advance of 25c to New wheat—Per bu., 80c. "Fertilizing a Company," Major C. noon and had eaten dinner with the was found tn Hampton Bros.' store bosses, the powers of darkness and day. Rolled barley—Per ton, »35. »OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Good Saturday. Owner can have same C. Hammond. the Oregonian are alligned In oppo family, but in the night he was taken Some very choice head lettuce Is Chopped feed—»31 per ton. house of 7 rooms, 80 fruit trees, "Battle of Sunday's Lane," C'aptifln suddenly 111 and passed away peace- by describing It and paying for this sition to both the Initiative and the being received from Los Angeles. d<*p well with wind mill, one acre Ray Babb. | fully. notice. referendum and to Statement No. 1. Selling at 75c a dozen. under chicken fence; large chicken "How I Became n Toastmaster," Only the Democratic party sjands for Mr. Brownlee was born at Glas PORTLAND M IRKET REPORT. Mexican tomatoes are still arriving house; two blocks from Geary Sergeant Huston. gow, Scotland, March 4, 183! He the latter, with any degree of unan Portland. Or.. Feb. 19. — Dealers in fine shape and price is firmly Price, ,IGnO. Time •rhool V»uae "How to Win Oysters." Lleuten int came •<> America at the age of 16 imity. The Republicans are divided report a smaller amount cf chickens maintained at ,3.50 per box. ns prrt.. 1 N. Harbaugh, agei t, Hunter. le biggest half ' years, settling in Canada. Later he Front Street sells at the following Itoaa, f. over First National Bank. Receipts today "How It Feeis to Wear 'Em,” Cor upon the Issue, with th or between or came to the United States and was I coming to market. either wavering betwixt Bring 'b'.x noil with von. i were smaller than expected. Country prices. Prices paid shippers are less poral Svarverud. married to Miss Alice Patterson on The Oregon- ! shippers seem to be holding back for regular commissions: Before the banquet a good garie | outspokenly opposed. Ian devotes whole columns to the December 14, 1856. She still sur ■the appearance A BARGAIN A 3 9-ncro tract 7% of an improved of basketball was played betwei 1 vives him. He haves the following« task of demonstrating (?) that these miles west of Eugen* on Elmira 1 market, but the trade expects little * PORTLAND MARKET REPORT Company C’» team and that of the children; Mrs. Albert O. Clark, of road; 3-4 mile« from school; all " | m «I it lea 1 vagaries" are not only a high school, resulting in a victory menace to the Republican party's re Ragers, Ark.; Thos. S. Brownlee, of improvement as long as eastern stock Creamery Rutter—30c@35c. under fence; 10 acres tn pasture; is offered on the present basts. for Company C by the score of 32 to Eggs—22 «7 23 c. mains. but to the peace and welfare St. Louis; Mrs. W. S. Mateer, of some wood In pasture; 3 apples, •» " Receipts of eggs are accumulating Chickens-—-12© 13c. 1 cherry, bearing; 28 assorted fruit of the state. And no one will dis Nampa, Idaho; Harry B. Brownlee, along the streets and some dealers Wheat—Valley, 83c: blimstem, 85e •rrim one and two years old; 20 pute that there Is a streak of truth of Minneapolis, Kan.; Mrs. Jeffrey are quoting as low as 22c today, with Oats- Per ton, ,27d7»28. •aft*» under plow: 15 sires In cat* and logic in Its position on the initia Sage, of Forest City. 8. I).; Mrs. A. L. , iithers claiming to sell 1 cent al^ e Barley—Per ton, »27® »30. and vetrh; box house of s’x ro, ms tive proposition. This form of leg Fields, of St. Louis, and Mrs. Wal .that figure. In any event the market ter F. Mateer, of P*k<ibojo, S. I). Hay—Timothy, ,18; cheat, »14. stud pantry; roof leaks go ic; ■■.: - islation is mighty expensive, it will • is gathering weakness and those sel k Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee came to Eu Gr-ln Hay—<14®,15. ■den fen'«"*; barn for six head; cost the state not less than »20,0001 ling at the lower figure consider Mohair—Choice, 29 if 30c, mow Tor 10 ton; two chicken hous- to put the-19 Initiative and referen gene from Kansas four or five years themselves fortunate in getting from ago. Mr. Brownlee has always led anrt for • pump. Price. ,1000. HERBERT LEIGH, mlnlng cnglneer Wool—Valley, 16 ® 1 8q. dum measures upon the ballots, it is under a falling market. a quiet and unassuming life, but nev- Brim This notice. I N. Harbaugh, . Hops—Prime, 4 1-2 @6. true that It opens the way for legis- j and export tnetalltirglst. Ilellable Dressed meats are in small supply ' ¡ertheless be a public spirited oi j- T.rst National Bank. tf Potatoes—40 ® 50c. latlve freakH, hobbles and graft ■ Information furnlshed to Intendlng One of the prettiest weddings of citizen and always worked hard for again and the market is firmer Onions—,2.25 ® ,2.35 per cwt. Inventerà. Exaininatlons and re- the winter season occurred on last schemes. But let us rest assured the good of tile community In which sales are being made mostly at Chittlm bark—4® 5 %c. ports on mine» and ore treatment. W dai -lay evening, when Miss Ver that no measure that the people may ■ he resided. II ■ was a member of the figures. nm beni enact Into a statute, though It be I Eugene, Oregon. nit i Mary Henderson was united in through carelessness or ignorance, | Methodist ' h trc'i and was for years Salmon Catch is lincreasing. 4 OR RENT Five-room cottage for marriage to Lloyd Bellman, of Eu- can surpass in freakishness or vic-1 an Odd Fellow. ADVERTISED LEITERS The long expected increase in the __ rent Inquire at 194 Hust Eleventh • ‘no, nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. iousness some of the laws that have ' The funeral arrangements have not run of salmon has put in an appear-1 street. tf Bluford D. Sigler. 470 Tenth street, been passed by Oregon Assemblies 'yet been copipleteil, but it Is proba ance and fishers report a continuous Eugene. Or., Feb. 19. The following letters remain In the FOR RENT Ivo furnished rooms FREE THOMAS Archltwl. Sketch R " William 8. Gilbert, of Astoria, during the past 30 years. Not even a ble that the burial will take place line of chino ks from Astoria to Ore es and plans drawn, blue prints officiating. The decorations were school boy needs to be told that Thursday. for young men students. Calf at gon City. This is the first great run Eugene, Or,» postoffice uncalled for and »peclilnatlons. General «mpor- entirely white and green, an abund there Is less chance of jobbery In an >32 Fest Fourteenth street tf of the present season and the trade for the v-e-’k ending February 19: vislon over buildings in course of ance of Oregon grape, cedar and initiative measure which passes be Bower, W. A. expects it t.« continue for some time. Foil RENT Lafge front rmmi for construction. If thinking of build Breadhand, Hattie. fore the entire body of voters than Not only are there great numbers of ing. large or small, »<•» me. Terms rent; board In connection If desir Callison. Arthur. there is in a legislature which 25 per | Chinooks in the river, but steelheads ATTORNEY s- AT-I.AU reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman ed. 653 High street, corner Teuth. Washington. F>h. 17.—Franc's J. are tn large supply. Receipts jn this Charman, Mattie. cent of the members make their own I’ll one Red 5042. f22 block. Henry’s fee for prosecuting the Ian 1 Coleman. F. P. S. D. ALLE'.’, mtoruej-at-la, 616 judgment and the Interests of the fraud cases In Oregon amounts to city during the 24 hours were greatly Cross. Emma. Wlllanietia »treat. Eugene, Oregon. state subservient to personal or fac practical!. »•«0.000. all but ,5000 of increased and the trqde expects that Will RENT Two unflrunlslied Conger, W. F. tional ends And let nothing separ lower prices will soon result from a rooms and two^urnlshed rooms for Cummings. Emma. ate the voter from this truth; that which has 1« -eq paid. The balance Mght hou-••keeping, \pply at 769 J. W KAYS & <'O., undertakers and L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-at-law. Of the welfare of the masses can never was provided tor In the deficiency continuance of present conditions. Ettinger. Ames. fice over Eugene Loan Savings Old prices still in effect today. »Viri s' jet, cerner 12th. funeral directors. Eugene. Or. Fisk. Frank. suffer to any great extent by the ex appropriation bill which recently Bank. Eugeue, Oregon. Nolaxljr Wants Goat Meat. Fleming, F. E. tension of the prerogatives of gov passed congress. Goats an by far the weakest fea- VASTI’’ ' ’ ■» ItF.NT Will pasture DAY w HENDERSON, undertakers I is understood that the fee for the tore in the F nt street fresh meat Frost, A. L. ernment ta the people; In other c. rattle a 1 lie s* i on the Matthew and vt.,'.«aimers Corner Willam words, by the natural development Hall case Is not Included in the above market, A few are received from up Gardner. F. F. Wallis la m. two miles west of ette and Seventh streets. Gibson, ¡£. and broadening of democratic prin amount, as that will be paid out of the vallei y ev-rv week, but they drag Eugene. Fine grating; terms rvn- the appropriation for the current at whateyir Gilfrev fob-«. ciples. MMfelt Inquire Room 1, over W. T. GORDON, limerai director. -Ar price is asked for them, year. . and dealers i are of the opinion that Greer. ’•' , I I xmh A Savings bank, or address State llicuse.l embalmer. Office The department of Justice was not if the animals Lebanon high school won the de Griffin, E. P. O. Box 182. Eugens and residence. Tenth and Olive WOODCOCK & POTTER. Attorneys- aru valuable for any Crock, rC . at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. bate Saturday nlcht from Brownsville inclined to approve Mr. Heney's ac- other purpose it would be better to Street». Pilone Red 4481 Hale. Mrs. A. E. Potter. Office one block south of high school at Brownsville, thereby count as submitted, believing his fee keep them than to sli aughter them for W A MEI » exorbitant, hut when Mr. Heney winning the championship of this dis ap- Hamilton. Tlspn». Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. the market. Prices quoted trict in the high school debating pealed to the president the depart- were 1 to 3 cents a pound, and today Hanson. Mr». Ella. there I.. STI'DLEY Osteopathie LEON R EDM UNSON, Attorney-at- league In Oregon. The question dis nitpr was instructed to pay him his WIDIil HOI'lT-lltS WANTED kpply Hart. H. T. is but little demand for them even own price. an Offices over Chambers' nt Dr. Brown's office in Chrisman cussed was, "Resolved. That Oregon law. Rooms I and 2, Eugeue Loan at t ' 'se figures. Heiland, Walter. 518 Wlllaiuette Street. block. I ns should enact a law providing for state and Savings Bank. Huston, H. T,. Dn-.MMl Turkey« Drag. Black 1326 Consultatlou financial atd for public highways." J ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Ingham. D W. Residence 73 4 Ferry »treet WILLIAMS A BEAN, Attorneys at- Lebanon high school debaters upheld ♦ Receipts of dressed turkeys today WANTED Vonn,; gentleman wants Johnson. Ellen. 4 Red 3197. law J. W. Williams, L. E Bean the affirmative of the question and (motion In city. Address J Y, M IRKIED 4 were rather in excess of the demand, Kerrigan, J. P. ♦ and the mark-t was weak, for at this rare Guard. (22 Practice In all courts of the stat were awarded the decision. 4 Kirby, Homer. C. H. CANNON. M. D Homoepathlc and before the Ü. S Land Offtc« time of the year, there Is usually but ♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 Konigstein. S. physician anil «urgoon. Chronic little call for such stock The WAN TED Work of any kind by a Offices 12, 1», 14 and 15 McClun. Hon. I II Bingham amt Attorney top Loving. C. O. diseases and diseases of women At Pottstown. Pa . today. Dr R price quoted was 15 cents. Live tur- wn. Pa.. Building Divinity student before and after F M DeNeff» are moving their of Magrnde •. Vernon. and children a specialty. Electrl- Ray Willoughby and MfssAlice Beech keys are not salable. Chickens ■rbotkL Address 764 Ferry street. fice fixtures from the Beckwith block Lawry, W. S. cal vibratory and light treatment. AVALTON A NESS, Attorneys-at-law to the room formerly occupied by er. Dr. Willoughby is a son o( Dr. hens also move slowly with 12 and ni 1-2 McOJJJ . Geo. Office, Suite 1, 3 and 3. Dunn bulld- J. J. Walton and S P. Ness. Will the Chambers-Bristow Hank In the and Mrs. R. L. Willoughby, of Eu cents the highest price quoted, Re- McVay. Bessie. Boards Ing Phone Maln 549. practice In all the courts In the gene. who are now In Southern Cali ceipts were moderate Hovey block at the corner of Eighth TO TRADE By owner, timber land were Mitchell. John G. Hoffman House. Phone Main 11. state. Office, room 3. Walton and Willamette streets. The banking fornia, and he has Just graduated at weak at 22 to 25 cents, the demand for city property or land close Io Mitchell, Norton. Block, Eugene, Oregon .Jeffersin Medical College in Phila- in the n rth ha»e fallen off to a con- fixtures will be used by these gentle mine town No agents Address Osborne, Doc. • > \ en• men Mr. Bingham deals In land and idedphla. The couple will m H G.. Box 494, Butene Or. Owen. Glen. home for the pres mt at P- needed more office room. Orniurp M irkct to Firm. * Parks. C. L. •Mich, where Dr. Wllloughl Parker. Ethel. m»«ltlon as physician for a la sonth and Mattings In all the latest destins in the local mark Parker. Minnie. - but pr ‘PS half a carload just received by th« her company. His many hav»» und Peebler. Mary. I. N many atten- Camnbell-Fellman Company. En Eugene wish him and his are now n ovini Person. H. F. but the* settle- gene's biggest and best houaefurnish !ia :>ln>'” in thJtr new r- a DR INN'.« M movemei from Peterson. John E. . telegram giving the news , to . U . Couth era. ph.v**rian East Is r d Porter, James. riage »a« rereived this fi Room n DT ana^s a- treated, Rankin. Mrs. J. Jr. Dr. C. B. Willoughby, broth' ip#»* I it » I y » no furth Renfrow, Ed Pilous R« V--' d. W. A. ’ O 1er Roe. Jonas. J S, M. li llonioeo ntest at the M E an 1 Shinn, Will. Ian and surgeon. was well att nd •d Slmmes. Gertrude. Tb ••« and dfavaae» of SIX ■ Professor Park, T) Thompson, Ed. Ml Limited. iimA lldieu given special a tewcher. and M Trimble, Allison. M »die galvanic.static, atrti »rail I Eugen- v Tk med- Verrell. H. .T. I 2) w X See rat Inn and vibratory electrical 1 1. Mor an. with Mr Warner. q \V an. Oflee, coiner Bri OK Watson. Thos. M Illi a Of inn d Eighth street». Watson, J. W. Malli X J- M'hltraker will »don be Residence <32 • P win '•HT Parties calling for the at Pear Pacific I aim Office phone, Red L BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Utflc «tfwcUoB of * two-»ton rw»- a 'lease give the date advert!’ Box 247. Room 1091 Residence phoae. ReJ over 4 orau s shoe »tore, Eugeu« on her prop« rty jn«t wort h M. 4HJ J. L. PAGE Oregon. residence at the •■orn.-r r»f enth and Charnelton streets. I *ôoa< riu< ror The Daily Guari. was I o CLASSIFIED COLUMNS MRS. PARKHURST AND COLLEAGUES SENT TÛ JAIL ®^¿^9 BLCOD POISON A SAFE HOME TREATMEZIT WAS MU »----------- WtEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET CO. C. GIVES OFFICERS A PROFESSIONAL COLUMN BELLMAN-HENDERSON WEDDING AT PORTLAND I WILLIAM BROWNLEE PASSES BEYOND
