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DESTROYED BY
FIRE MONDAY
NOT SO CRAZY
New York, eFb. 29.—Harry Thaw
has refused to pay the fees of the at
torneys who defended him in his sec
Ptl to
L mak.
ond trial, aid also refuses
any settlement
ttlement upon !*■< wife, accord
Ing to mesaagta received from P t*
burg today.
"I did not bargain on going to Mat-
tewan,” Thaw declared
Not one
of the lawyers in my case will get a
cent from me until they get me out
of thl.4 asylum. I bargained to be ac
quitted. not sent to an asylum for the
criminally Insane."
Marcola, SLar'-h 2.—The Marcola
’
* a» d< ’ •. . 'I by fir*
Is morn,
ing b-tw-en ¡i and I o'clock. The
building is a total toes and all the
contents except a plana and two or
three chairs were burned.
The origin uf the fire is a mystery.,
ft caught In a room that had not been
DOWNWARD COI KSE.
occupied for nine time, and as no
one had been in that room as far as
Eug*n«*
by
kuowu during the day or evening, it Fut Being Realised
^‘i-oplc.
thought that the tire might have
•n of Inceadlary origin.
A little backache at first
The balldiii g was erected last sum
Daily increasing until the bl
r by C. Cole, founder of the town
at a < >st of Xbjut * t ”00 lame and W k-ilk .
tk’.y fc
Urinary dlsoi
aree-story
Bright«
L- l>.
les the .
designs 2nd patterns
»
HARRY THAW IS
¡ r » .T
WORK RESUMED
ON ELECTRIC LINE
TO SPRINGFIELD
The Portland, Eugene fc Eastern
Railway Company this morning plac
ed a force of about twenty men and
five teams to work on th* Eugene-
Springfield trolley line. The force
will be increased later on. when the
weather becomes better. The cross
ing to be placed at the junction of the
line with the Southern Pacific R ill
way at the end of East Thirteenth
street will not be here .for two weeks
yet, and the company figure» that
with the present force the lin« will
be completed to the railroad by
time. Contractors are now
le work to
t b* bul
on the trestle
from Judkins
the hot
- bridge across th te rive
Id. for which L. N. Ho
it
' Iff
♦♦+♦+♦♦♦♦+♦♦
N«w Furnii ih’ngs
MODEL NO 9
rnert
He arrlv<-d la«t week with his mother!
HHurch
h ■ it 11 li
Liverool, March 2. Thomas B
Wann «maker, of Philadelphia, son of
Dav Pl Elliott, of Goshen, was in
former Postmaster-General John Wan-
uamaker, died here suddenly today. Eugene tojav.
TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINET0HEALT1I
MAKE
YOU FEEL LIKE A
♦ ♦ ♦ + + -r ♦ + 4- + + ♦ + + ♦
y •><
JOHN WAN.XAMAKIUt'S
HON IS DEAD from Egypt, where bo ha I Itoon in |
THEY
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*54 Wüiamette Street
»
Baker City, Ore. Feb. 22.—To the
Editor of the Journal—: have fol-
lowed with interest the campaign
I« being.waged against the stat*
tt
litv by Eugen« Painter and
of Linn county, . < I take
oth
this opportunity to ask Mr. Palmer
the following questions:
1.—Are those who were fnstru-
mental in calling this reft erendum op-
r—— to
_ ____
posed
state suppor of higher edu-
’itl-.n,
especially
to the Oregon State
cr...
__ __
,
In oth-r words, would
----- -----
University?
they
tney rote
vote to abolish this worthy in
stitution if the opportunity present-
ed itself?
2—How do Mr. Palmer and
associates expect the unive
After wafferintr for seven
run after July 1 of this year if
till» woswnfa vv:tc r.-.tor.uj t
?
pending appropriation bill
by Lydia K. Pinl.liaiuS \
’
Do they sxpect the 1
Compoual. Hoad her letier. °
re without
Mrs. SalUe French, of p.-
Has mere
Iial. Tw., write»» to Mrs. l’j
■egon Lt
ithr
•T Lad feinale trouble» f.
and
-, r*ij
years—w is ail ruu-doivti. ai
Ars J
nrr
vous I »iixid not <lo aaytbii.
The,
iluitoi» treat»» 1 me for diifurei:t
ut did uia no {food. While in
ition I wrote to Mrs. Plnkli.'i
i-ieauJ look Lydia K. Pinkha:
'able Cuiupuuiid, and 1 a>u uu
tn<I wall,-’
.MILLION AIRE PLOW
Arriving I >jdy
HATS AND CAT 3
STETSON
SHOES
I F NT AN">
H.(& P. GwUVES
QUESTION FDR MR.
.V(..V. |,
1'AI-MER TO ANSWER-
BLACKSMITH
Ask for and try on« BLUE BELL Couth Syrup. Ha Remedy. Man a Pain Unimast, or
BLUE BELL'Stoma-Il Tablets. Diarrhoea, Crour. Nerre. Couth. Hay Fever and Catarrh. Blood,
General Tonic. Br-yhl Sunshine. Heart. Worm, Kidney. Headache, Summer Complaint. Soothmt
Tablets lor Children. Liver. Female Ketulator or Qu-nw Tablets.
For sale by Hnll'e Had ' rose l> tiuslor-_______
Into th*
-pigiature is a ’ raft Ynn-
No I se to Die
but their
air with u
Palmer and 1.1» Glends
Doan's and
"I have found out that tb> ■ Is no !chln*
t clothes on. Some of the guests
t'tse to die of lung trouble as long as weald have U3 ball -ve, why are they
lost all of their belongings.
Jack. t*K •» no
belonging-!.
you can get Dr King's New Dlscov- Rut willing tn allow ths 'University
I I'tall lost »159 In eub and clothing,»
says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush- regents, rather than tha legislature,
L. T. Brown lot' »20 In >.atji Ln I
Cha Amarlci.n Lag. with a star ery
to make the definite hppropriatL.ns
much cl /thing; Di< k Citve'and lost'repreaenting the new state of Oklaho- btvro. Pa. "1 would not be alive to- for the various need«
the institu
¡day only tor that wonderful tr.edi-
»30 In cash, his pahilnn papers and ma, will soon be out. The navy de icine. It loosens up a cough »pinker tion?
clothing, and tfta 1 o »< m of Others partment. the official k »eper of the jhau anything else, and cutes lung
The di’isteresteri and fair-minded
were perhaps aa great. Thu lo^s to flag, baa Issued an order that the disease even after the eail- is pro voters of this Rtitf • ask to b • correct
forty-six
ttnrs
«hall
be
arranged
in
ths landlord's personal effects was
nounced hopelew." ThN most relia ly informed as'to the motives behind
tiOU.
Th* building and contents six rows. The first, third, fourth and ble remedy for coughs'and colds, la this referendum movement against
sixth
shall
consist
of
eight
stars,
and
were partially lasured but the amount
grippe,
asthma,
bronchitis
and our leading Institution of learning.
of Insurance held la not learned to ths secund and fifth of seven.
'
hoarseness
is
sold
under
guarantee
at We d-tuai.J fair play. Who la the
day.
"nigger in woodpile" behind the
W.
A.
Kuykendall
s
drug
store,
50c
F'oratrsl Kai ket Itri•»<!>'.
Iteet Healer in the World.
tm>ve<»bBt? Will Mr Palmer ploase
and
11.
Trlhl
bottle
free.
The town of Mareola Is'without;
Re» F. Starbird, of East Raymond, |
I ex, ¡lei a" Yosts trulv,
fire protection and there was no Maine, nays: “I have used Bucklen's
H. H. BROOKS
It is announced at the navy depart
menus of staying the finals.» except Arale* Salve for several years, on
ment that the navy bas now secured,
with bueketa of water A bucket bri my old army wound, and other obsti*
gade was formed by the ettisens and nata aurea, and flud It thè best healer with the exception of 159. the en
The l arky Quarter
list ruent of all of the 39.090 men To
by heroic effort« they succeeded in in thè world. I uae it too with grèai
which
it
la
entitled
by
law
This
is
-wring the business district from de succo»»« tu my »«teriuar» bugine».
Is 'he one you pay out fir a box of
struction
The livery stable on one Prie» 25 centi nt W A. Knykendall's an exceptional record for th* bureau Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They
of Commander William R Shoema
side of the hotel caught fire several drufc «ture.
ker. who has charge of the enlist bring you th* health that’s more pre
times, but by prompt action the
cious than Jewels.
Try them for
ments for the navy.
flames were extinguished
The Mo
headache, biliousnees, constipation
How SI»»- Won Hiia. It'S the pret-
hawk restaurant, on the other side, ty winsome face that la lending most
if they disappoint you
Wlth health, all things are happi and malaria
also had a narrow escape.
Had men to the altar. So get wise, take ness, without it. other blessings can t the price will be cheerfully refunded
there been any wind at all th* flames Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and be enjoyed.
We make health- 'or at W. A. Kuykendall'a drug store.
could not have been confined' to the get Shat clear, swdet look, and happy Hollister’s Rocky M mntain Tea Is
At Glenada, Oregon, m Saturday.
hotel building and the whole town smile that wins them. Begin now health
Try it; 'twill surely make February 2. 1&()S, by Rev. G. L. I«ov-
would have been a «<>ethl:ig mat
el). Edward McNair and Miss Blanche
or Tablets
you well. 35c Tea or Tablets,
flames in a few minute«.
Lester
id NN DR tie
•
Ffd- thirty years Lydia i
haul's Voij’etdbl? Ci't.i;»
from TixitS Ami htrlw^has .
-.tandanl renwuy for fetn
•J
and hu
i vely cured thou-
woiiiou vv+;o have laieii troul
’tine tils, iniiiunniation,
ti-HL, ribroid tumors, irregti . :t,t
a-ii.-i,.- p-lillS, ba- k.U he.
f'
uig-<lo\vu feeiing, fianilt ttc\,
A
tinii.diz'iiiiehS.ornei'vrHu pio-uaiim
Why dou’t you try it?
Dou’t liiw.itato to writ-
Pitikhiun it tliera U aiM-iin,.
» '-mi your sioknems yo,, ,!■. n„'t
understuild. She will trout your
. el 1 ir in coo liileuc«» anil a-
,
free. No woman ever re.--ttel
writing her, anil tiecisu»,« . f h(.r
vast experience die lias li-lprd
kiinuwiKU. AdilroM, 1-v in 'Ian,
•n»n WTilTF TODAY for partim Amur. I •ata-tf
biH^_Y_C9li E9L atBAMf e";cbj
DE CASTROS
some
smel
□e m
if
Here is the Proof.
32, Jan. 1. '07 V. HEMES'WAY, Eugene
No. 125 2, Feb 14 MONTGOMERY BROS., I^aburg
No. »1. Feb. 14 MRS PRANK HADI.BY. Crow.
Nit S>ß, March 18 II A HENNINGER, H dly, Or.
No. 31. April 9 MARK YOUNG, Creswell.
No. 407 a, April 11 1 F. E GOODMAN, Eug ne.
No. 00, April 1H II. I> EDWARDS. Eug tie.
No. 4 OU , April 17 OREL O'BRIEN, Lealiurg
No. 304 H. April 1 - K A. MORRILL. Eugene
-tl SSELL WELCH. Eug- ne.
No.
I, April 11
No. Ö1, April 2I> C. E. GIBSON, Fall Cr-u k.
PE Springfield
No. 31 . April 2i -WESTROPE.
No. 45
May 3 0- VINCENT « McNl'TI, Eugene.
No. 37^1. May 1- BARNARD A WEST, Eugene.
BARNARD A WEST Eugene.
. May 1
No.
May 3 — l '. II. WITHROW, living.
No.
•», May 3 W.M. LINTON. Eugen»-.
No. 6Ua, May 4 A C MATHEWS
No. 60, May !1- VINCENT fc McNl TT, Eugene.
No. R6P, May 4 G. A CAMPBELL, Springfield.
No 6 2, May 3— O A. CAMPBELL. Springfield
No. 324. May 4- WlX'ZEXRKIDfc RENWICK. SprlngTd.
WINZENREID fc RENWICK. Spring Id
N.i. 250. May 4
138, .May 1 WINZENRKID fc RENWICK. Spring Id.
WINZENREID fc RENWICK. Spring Id
No. 150, .May 4
No. 2 70. May 1 WINZENREID fc RENWICK. Spring Id
No. 133. May « ELI BANGS. Eugene
No. to*.. May 14 P. N. IJklRD, Creswell
No. 3X3, May 15 WILIIl II HYLAND. Lowell.
No 7.50, May 18 A J. PRICK. Springfield
No. 33, May 21- M. K EDWARDS Springfield.
A M GRIFFIN. Fall Creek
N », 132, May
BEN MVRQITS, Eugene
No. 33, May 3
IL T BUSHNELL. Eugen >
No, 650, May
No. 132, May 31
BOOTH KKIJ.Y LUMBER CO.
No 116. May 3 1 J F RUSSELL. Waltervllle.
N ». 62, May 31 VINCENT fc M. Xit'TT, Eu.-en
No. 60a, May F» AUSTIN HAMPTON, Eugene.
No 202, Jun< 3 C R ’IKAD. Springfield.
No. 132, June 3 A C W OOlkXIl'K. Eugene
A C MATHEWS. Kugeue.
No 60a. June 41
No 1254, June 5 C. I. tloF’F, Waltarvllle
FRANK HIST. Waltervllle
No «2. May 4
N< i 407a, May »1 JOHN U KELLY, Eugene.
No 212, May 7 *• CAL HILEMAN Mabie
Here is the Proof.
Folio-wise is the list of the names of tlnse wlio pur
chased buggies of the Criffm Hardware Co. last year.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No
A few days ago w: made the following statement
in the Evening Guard
“The Griffin Hardware Co. Sold 90 Buggies
last year, the largest nümberever sold by
any Eugene firm.”
We have been taken to account for the above assertion and
asked to make proof, which we gladly do. We have luckily
kept a list of the names of all purchasing buggies last year
and you’ll be interested in reading them in this ad. It might
be well to state here, and now, that we are better prepared
this year to sell buggies than last. Already two large car
shipments have arrived and if you are higuring on buying a
buggy or anything in the buggy’ line « jc
i*
V*
You can’t afford to do so
without seainf us first
I
32. May 7 J W POTTER. Walterfllle.
750. May 6—J. M WILSON, Eug««».
501*. May S A. W. POTTER, WalervHle.
204 H, May 13- -GOFF BROS . Walprville.
2 87 . May 15 — I. W. CARNEY, Sìfingileld.
10l/4, May 15- -J. A. RICHARDSON, Junction.
132 . May 17— C. R. MEAD. S; rfigfield.
~6l
'911* •ON B PROCTOR J Eug'. na.
,x 0, il 6 . May 24— A. N. STRIKER, plgene.
RANT HYLAND, h.iger.e.
M
V. T. CORNELIUS Eugane. ’
M
C. W. YOUNG, Euiene.
O. PEQUET, Eugefe.
No
May 29 JOHN SHULTZ. Fill Creek.
No
July 1- MISS WILHELM, ."reswell,
A. I. TAYLOR, Cifjttrg.
N t 400
Wm. GLASPY. Fill Creek.
.1. J. DOWNING, Wendling.
.in?
VINCENT a MiNUTT, Eugene.
No. 116 .July ' ( I.A’.’DE SMITH. Harrisburg.
.... 11
KOTT WILKINSON. Coburg.
Nr
.’.Jul 15- RENNE, Creswell.
4 7a. July 17 C. B. SHAKIER, Eugene.
|S. July 18—M L TRIPLETT Eugene.
132. July 2»—G. NETTLE. I.usburg.
’ ”. July 29 S. P. R R. No. . Marcola.
. 277. July 29- SCHMITT BROS., Creswell.
407a. July 29 SCHMITT BROS . Creswell.
1. 45
July 30- IRA HYLAND, Lowell.
609, July 30 GRANT ALLEN. Cfeswell.
1. 552, Aug. 2 H F. GOODPASTURE. Eugene,
. 1252, Aug. 12 HANS MILLER. Eugene.
>. 250, Aug. in — MARION HAGER. Creswell.
i. 400. Aug. 19 —E. GUILBY, Dexter.
1. 133, Sept. 3 — lloOTH-KELLY CO, Eugene.
>. 50 ‘5 . Sept.
_____ _______
HOLLAND a GOLD,
Crow.
2116. Sept 9 GEC a J. R SWEET, Salem.
12 54, Sept ■ 2
C. R. MEAD, Spriigfi*ld.
1 254, Sept.
2* C. R MEAD, Springfield.
3 6. Sept. 2 27- H F MER8DORF. Eugene.
312. Sept.
M 1. * ALLA K. Jseper
750, Oct. 1 12 JOHN SCHMITT Bugen«
MATHBWd. Thurston.
nv. RiK»
15
2 Cars of Buggies 1 lave
Arrived Moie Coining
griffin hardware CO.
508 Willamette St.
Phone Main 31
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ber. I
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re for
il» reti
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rre ne<
royate
AnadMaic. (k>l -* h U x NorwubX
O»ma«?eU|
nottiwa iMtMMCtoM in a J l>ru» ¿ m , iualu.!
cm.
ItM. ar I am'-e. m tU loMBaU.-a, »U j , all
it (he
foM>1a«1on
haa won grHal*>i -nj
Wo«
frustasi man aad
We help boxa «hoMu*
par.
lornuuxriea for «irla, aa/1-r. »nrfs«
P
Following is the list of the names oi those who pur
chased buggies of the Grilhn Hardware Co l.i 4 year.
Ì
MRS C M ■ BROWN. Rugeno.
If wc art selling the bulk of the bug?i«.
t lert must be a reaxon—Thii “Reasoi
m-ans dollars to you as well as those wb
hive already bought will testify.