THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1909
V
1
WHEAT DELIVERY
jolies Representing These States Give Their Experience With Pe-ru-na.
. «ressi»"* of Gratitude for
Hartman s Advice-
BY BUTCHER HAD
Recommend Pe ru na Very
Highly tor Catarrh.
Lost Sense of Smell.
Mrs.John Meyers. MalletCreek.Ohio,
writes: “I have t>een a sufferer from
chronic catarrh for years and have
thereby lost the senseof smell entirely.
1 had four of the best physicians in this
vicinity without receiving any t>euellt
whatever.
»b*1 * . , few weeke ago when I
“Now 1 am once more a well woman,
’“gbTs bad oold which settled all ever
1 find Peruna to be the best meuicine in
the world, as it has done ine more good
sorter wanted to prescribe, but
than any physician could have done for
itoing to try Peruns,
LSor. bottle »»J triedit.
me. My friends say 1 look ten years
rtit mueb betw ,he neIt n,orn‘
younger. 1 tell them that Peruna did
“I
^nro T hari nnt
ft. I can't thank you enough for you»
Bg, and
free advice.”
s trace
The Nasal Mucous Membrane.
jough-
H the finest cough rem­
The nasal mucous membrane is one of
»4 consider
7'lrMKiïTTE (jASAtäY the most important mucous surfaces of
the body, since the nerve* of smell are
Severe Throat Trouble.
distributed to it. and the slightest im-
Mrs Margrette Gasaway, 212 E. ¡7th St., Kansas Cltv, Mo., writes:
. pairmi nt of it leads at once to a partial
,,, La(j catarrh
catarrn in the
inc worst
wur»« form.
mon,
vsovers of
Cancers
or the
me throat
tnruat had
naa eaten / or complete loss of smell.
'
2 and J tonsils ziff/
nnet
hfiil
e'
out and had commenced to eat in the root of my <
I Catarrh is the mo-t frequent source of
n,9 ‘rhe best specialist had given me up.
f
• ■Then I commenced taking your medicine and will say four bottles . lernngemeiit of tiiia membrane. This
completely cured me, but I still keep it in the house and take it whenever ? mem brane iscontinuotis with the liuing
ot tlie throat, ears and frontal sinuses,
I Itske
like colti-
cold."
"
_ -___ _ . .
and nasal catarrh soon spreads to tlies*
Stomach and Bronchial Diseases.
parts unless cured promptly.
*
jt is a most productive source
Mrs. Emily Ross Perry, poet and au­
Peruna is the proper remedy in all
jTn-urable disease. Peruna operates thor of ‘‘Minnehaha laughing Water.” stages of catarrh, and is often the only
¿reedy W deal the inflamed mucoua Has been honored by her state and given remedy necessary except some compli­
a medal in recognition of her services. cations exist. But of course it taker
membranes.
Wife of Commander Freeman G. Perry more time to cure cases of long stand
of P. Chase G. A. R. Post 68 and well ing, especially in the atrophic stage.
known in G. A. R. and society circles.
Horne address 819 18lh Ave., N. E.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
“I have tried Peruna and found it an
excellent tonic and cure for catarrh. It
is good tor all catarrhal affections of the
stomach and all diseases leading to con­
sumption and bronchial troubles. I be­
lieve it to be one of the best medicines
on the market, and thousands can tes­
tify to its cure with the same pleasure
to the public that I can.”
Gained Fifteen Pounds.
Mrs. Cordis Brown, R. F. I). 4, Rogers­
ville, Tenn., writes that she can safely
recommend Peruna to all who are weak
and run down, that she gained fifteen
I pounds while taking Peruna.
* fine Couth Remedy.
Ellen Nagle, 414 Fourth Rt„
— Wi®., write«:
« often ' eard Peruna praised
"1W more widely known here than
***11 “ Medicine, but I never knew
DOOMED Ï0 DIE
Mexico City, Apr. 3.—Gen. Gustave
A. Maas, who has a record in the
Mexican army as Indian fighter, has
been sentenced to death for killing
Fortner Lieutenant David Olivares
with whose sister It was charged the
General had been intimate.
The sentence is remarkable in that
he must be shot to death, and pay
sixty dollars a month to each of the
two children of the murdered man
for the next twenty years, and the
funeral expenses of the victim,
amounting to $168.
Maas is wealthy and prominent
Tacoma. April 3.- Milling blue- socially, as well ns in the army. An
for a pardon.
stem $1.22: 1.24: export -bluestem, attempt will be ma lo ît:
$1.16; club. $1 06: red. $1.02.
Chicago. April 3.—Wheat for May
delivery reached the figures of the
celebrated Gates deal in 1905. when
it sold on the board of trade today
for $1.21 1-2.
The present
high
level is due largely to the urgent de­
mand for cash graiu.
October
1888
it reached
In
$1.23 1-2. and in May 1898, during
the Leiter campaign the mark of
$1.85 was established.
Closing—May. $1.21
3-4;
July,
Dec.
$1.08 5-8; Sept. $1.00 1-2;
$1.00
One Firm Suspends.
Chicago, April 3.—Ann.'iinr -nient
on the board of trade of the suspen­
sion of the f'.r mof John Dickinson
Co., grain, stock and provision brok­
ers. was made today, The firm is al-
so a member of the consolldated
stock exchange of New York. The
liabilities are sail to be about $250.-
000.
The fietn had offices In 25 or 30
cities. The Dickinson, who Is iu
New York, wires that suspension is
only temporary.
DOÎNGS OF IRVING
GRANGE IN MARCH
The twentieth annual convention
of the Lane county Sunday school as­
sociation will be held at the M E
church in Springfield April 13, and
14. Following is the program:
Program, Tuesday, April 13.
9:30- The Quiet Hour -Led by
Mrs J. O. Richmond of Springfield.
10:00 Welcome to delegates, Mr.
A S. Walker. Springfield.
10:00- Response Mrs. S D. Allen.
Eugene.
10:30- Reports
from
district
presidents and appointment of com­
mittees.
11:00 — Round table conference —
Led by Rev. Charles A Phipps, state
secretary of Portland.
Special music by the Springfield
choir.
♦
Marketman Lucas has a
+ curiosity In the shape of a set
♦ of teeth from the lower jaw
♦ of a hog which he purchased
♦ from Farmer Middleton. who
+ has a ranch northwest of
♦ town, toward the hills. The
♦ teeth are seemingly covered
♦ with gold and the substance
♦ is as evenly spread on the
♦ molars as though done by an
♦ expert dentist. Mr Middle­
♦ ton says that his hogs are ac­
♦ customed to wallow tn a
♦ small creek which meanders
+ through his place and iu
♦ which black sand is contln-
♦ ually rolling up.
Some of his neighbors are
♦
+ inclined to the opinion that
♦ the sand contains gold and
♦ the teeth of the hogs be. a me
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1:30 -Son Service Led 1
coated with the auriferous ♦
Wheeler, Goshen.
+ metal while drinking (rant ♦
Irving. April 1. —(Special Corres-
2 : 00—"From Whence do
♦
+ the creek.
p~r.<>nce).-—March was a very bn.-y Our Recruits,"— Rev. M. J.
♦ ♦+♦++♦♦♦♦♦+++♦ ♦
month for Irving Grange. Two splen­ Springtield.
did entertainments and other meet­
2.30—Heart Preparation of the
ings kept the Grangers pretty busy Tea. her- Mrs. Gertrude !.. G. liai-
during the month blit the work was nett. Creswell.
greatly enjoyed by all and not a dis­
Teachers
3.00—"What Kind ot
cordant note was heard at any time. Should We Have," U. W. Rye hard.
Friday evening,
March
5, the Springfield.
On Tuesday evening the Franklin
Grange gave an entertainment to the
Con-
Lesson
3 I b U -Primary
public consisting of songs, dialogues d tii'te J by Mrs. Franklin Martin, Eu- commercial club was organized with
a charter membership of 18.
Mr.
and recitations and a supper.
gene.
Proctor, Sr., was elected president;
Every member was most excellent­
4.00 The Rural Sunday School, Dr. White, secretary and J. A. Rico-
ly rendered showing that the yaung Mr. P. Henderson, Coburg.
arson, treasurer.
people of Irving Grange are capable
Special music by Mary and Albert
A committee of three. N. .1. Bry­
young men and women
and that Gillett, Eugene.
ant, Dr. White and A. S. Cheshire,
they can do higher work than en­
Tuesday Evening.
were appointed to confer with the
gage in the light and frothy amuse­
7 :15—Song serv Ice.
railroad company as to wliat will be
ments that so often appeal to ;he
7:15—Song service, led by Dr. A. required of farmers along the pro­
young.
K. Turner. Springfield.
posed route of the electric railway.
The Irving band contributed large­
Vocation of the
7:30—“The
The Smithfield people are very
Here to look over the Oregon Elec­ ly to the enjoyment of the occasion Teacher,"—Rev. O C. Wright. Eu-
enthusiastic over the prospect of a
tric line, in which he is heavily inter­ and the boys deserve the praise that gene.
railroad and are determined to look­
ested. W. A. White of the New York was given them. Mrs. E. A. Bond
Special music, Mrs. Clark P. Dev- out for their own interests and will
banking firm of Moffatt & White, ar­ was tendered a vote of thanks by the ereaux, Eugene.
do all In their power to assist in its
rived in the city yesterday and will Grange for her able management in
8:00—"The Open Door and What construction.—Franklin Correspond­
remain until Friday, says the Oregon­ the conduct of the entertainment for Lies Beyond,” Rev.
Charles A ence in Junction City Times.
ian.
His son, Harold, accompanies much of the success of the evening Phipps, state secretary.
him. Here also is William S. Bars­ was due to the tireless energy ot Mrs.
Wciln.-sdny, April 1 I.
tow. head of the engineering firm of Bond.
9:00 — Praise service.
The receipts of the entertainment
Barstow & C.. New York, that built
9:00 —Praise service—Led by the
the Oregon Electric and is now put­ was $25.00 which goes to the build­ county president.
ting in Portlands underground elec­ ing fund of the new hall.
9:30 —Temperance lesson Rev. E
tric system. Mr. White comes to de­
Pomona Grange met with Irving J. Emmons, Springfield.
Students of the Oregon Law School
cide on work to lie taken up during Grange Friday, March 12, and was of
10:00—Round table conducted by won a unanimous decision over the
much
benefit
to
the
Grangers
repre
­
the
coming
summer
on
the
trolley
All Run Down, No Appetite
Colds and Catarrhal Troubles.
Rev. Charles A. Phipps, slate secre­ representatives of the Washington
system, and Mr. Barstow is here to sented. President Campbell of U. of
Mrs. Thomas Hover, R. F. D. I, Montague, Mass., writes:
Law School last night in the Masonic
Mr«. Nora Bigelow, Box 207, Fremont,
tary.
O.
was
there
and
gave
a
splendl
1
see
what
progress
is
being
made
on
“As I doctored over a year without anv relief and kept getting worse,
10:30 "Sunday School and Miss- Temple at Portland. The question
Michigan, writes:
the
underground
conduit
work.
Both
talk
which
was
greatly
appreciated.
Mrs. E 1,. Fletcher. Eugene.: was. "Resolved, That the DesMoines
I gave up all hope of ever getting well again.
‘Peruns is a wonderful remedy for
will have a great deal to say about Professor Alderman and County slons,”— "The Home
“I was all run down, could eat scarcely anything. / was nervous and
Department plan of municipal government should
11:00
the
new
work
during
the
year.
They
Supt.
Dillard
also
were
very
helpful
j
eatarrlial troubles. I can scarcely find
had such terrible pains In my right side and shoulder.
(
Mrs. W. R. Wing. Junction lie adopted in the city of Portland."
Work"
—
are
going
over
the
line
of
the
Oregon
in the convention.
words to express to you my thanks for
“I happened to see one of Dr. Hartman's booklets and wrote tn him for ’
A study In the Book of the affirmative being argued by the
11:30
But the great event of the month |
advice and followed it as he said. I cannot express how grateful I feel for, Electric today and will outline what
Washington delegation.
The ques­
what your remedy ha* done for me.
Rev. David Morris, Irving.
Acts
-
work is to be under'aken during the however, was the entertainment given I
tion was debated without regard to
Dr. Hartman's kind advice and Peruna. ”
Wednesday Afternoon.
«1 was troubled with catarrh for a long
next few davs. They woul! 1 not by the men to the ladies on Friday [
1 :30 Thanksgiving service led local qualifications, this qualifica­
time, and eight bottles of Peruna have
The true cough medicine is the one authorize announcements yesterday evening of the 1 9tli. The ladies had | by Mrs C. W. Reychard, Springfield. tion being made beforehand.
Used according to the directions, Pe­
eured me. I can recommend it very
of extensions or improvements.
won in the contest witli the men get-1
2:00 —"Men and the Bible Seh ol"
highly to anyone troubled wil h catarrh. runa will often secure the family again-t that cures the congested membrane»,
Tillamook Line.
ting the largest number of applica­
For kidney trouble, inflammation
—
Rev. Charles A. Phipps state sec-
colds,
coughs,
pneumonia,
pleurisy
and
and
thus
stops
the
discharges,
wlit-D
the
There are to be no further delays tions. and lie it said to the credit of
“Istill keep Peruna in the bouse, and
of the
bladder,
rheumatism and
retnry.
*<-n«h n.-'i- « of it ■ an arcord.
hro*
in the construction of the Pacific the men that not a man shirked do-1
...... It who- .. .. bxtrA n cold.”
of
Manual rheumatic pains, get DeWitt’s Kidney
2.30- "The Vallie
I Railway & Navigation Company's line ing his part. Every man responded
and Bladder PillB. They act prompt­
to Tillamook from Hillsboro, accord­ as his name was called and judging Trainlng In the Sunday School"— ly and are Bure. Sold by all drug­
W hite was ordered to cease work. He
Mrs.
Robert
Rae,
Eugene.
ing to E. E. Lytle, who is in charge I from the demonstration made by the l
quit until Tuesday, when he began
3 00—"Church Etiquette —Prof. gists.
of the construction of the road for ladies, the men did well Indeed.
again, lie was placed under arrest
F.
S. Dunn. Eugene.
the Harriman Interests. Now that Oysters, cake, coffee and ice cream i
with the result as aforesaid.
3:30—"The Teachers Opportunity
the Bpring season is opening and bet­ was served and from the way the lad­
There is some talk of enjoining
ter weather may be expected for the les partook of these delicacies every and Responsibility Mrs. M. D. Beals
White from proceeding further with
Eugene.
next six months, construction gangs thing was satisfactory.
the building on the ground that it
I
4:00—Two minute talks on "Does
The preliminary examination of will be increased.
It is hoped to
At Saturday meeting a short pro­
will be a nuisance.
Fay Allison and Charles Dyer, the ! complete he read by the end of the gram was given by the lecturer. Af­ the Work Pay?"—Led by Rev. J. O.
The trial of Cliff White, charged
Cottage Grove youths charged with present year.
ter a aong by the members of the Richmond. SprlngtieiJ.
Special music Harrold Humbert,
statutory rape, was held this forenoon
with violating the city’s building or­
As wjs expected, largo appropria­ Grange, John Parker read a paper on
before Justice of the Peace R. S. Bry­ tions for the work during the sum­ "Shall We Allow the Duties Con­ iJu U o si G.
dinance In beginning the erection of
Lane County Officers.
son. Deputy District Attorney G. F. mer have been allowed by the Harri­ nected With the Farm and Home Life
i feed »table within the fire limits,
President Mrs. M. I). Mitchell.
Skii>worth appeared as state's coun­ man general off! es In Chicago. An to Interfere With our Social Duties?"
was held this forenoon in the police
sel, and L. Bilyeu and J. S. Medley ; appropriation of $2.000.000 has been It was an excellent paper and was Eugene.
court before Judge Dorris and a jury
Portland, Or., March 31.-—The for the defendants. A large number I
Vtce-Presldei’.*—C. J. Hurd,
consisting of the following:
A. A.
set aside for the completion of the well received by the Grange. Leon
Aaby, David Link, A S. Powers, C. H. Harriman lines will, according to W. of witnesses from Cottage Grove were | road.
gene.
Bond
read
a
selection.
Secretary and Treasurer—J.
Hales. E. C. Lake and J. D. McDon­ W. Cotton, general attorney for the examined and after summing up the
Irving Grange is steadily growing
ald.
O. R. & N. Co., contest in the courts evidence Judge Bryson bound Alli-I
In numbers and several were initiated Day, Junction.
I the recent decision of the interstate son over to the circuit court and 1
Gophers, Sage Rats and Prairie Dog*
District Officrs.
f A. Hardy appeared as counsel
durln"’ the month.
If there la any
annually devastate our fields of growing
Junction
—
C.
.1.
Hurd.
Eugene.
for White and Attorney Paul Merrill commerce commission in the case turned Dyer over to the juvenile court I
danger in the rapid grow,') of the
Eugene Mrs. S. M. Day. Eugene. grain. Their numbers may be greatly
'beared as private prosecutor. Af­ commonly known as the “Spokane as he is under eighteen years of age.
Grange, it Is because the members
ter the hearing of the testimony the rate case." on the ground that the
Springfield—C.
W.
Rychafd. diminished by a systematic warfare
are not careful enough in »oilciting
Jury retired and in a short time re­ Harriman lines are compelled to car­
tq>on them.
An enthusiastic railroad meeting
application for membership.
The Springfield.
ry freight a much longer distance in was held last night at Elmira, and
turned a verdict of not guilty.
Creswell—W. L. Wheeler. Goshen.
’* Woodlark ” Squirrel Tolson is the
greatest care should be exercised In
White some time ago secured a order to deliver it at Spokane from immediately after the meeting a com­
Cottage
Grove
Mrs.
E.
C.
Macy,
most reliable and destructive agent yet
the matter of applications.
While the matter has not
permit to build his stable on the Ros­ eastern points than are the Great mercial club was formed to push the ♦
A committee of five was appointed Cottage Grove.
devised for their extermination. It is
ian lot at East Ninth and Pearl Northern and Northern Pacific, rail­ interests of the community.
Florence E. A. Picket, Florence. alisolutely certain in its action and every
A F, ♦ come up in an official way,
at the last meeting to see what could
there
Is
talk
of
extending
the
streets. Soon after the work of pre­ roads.
Depart incut Officers.
Campbell. E. M. Johnson and Free
be done in the matter of> a high
paring the ground for the building
Thomas addressed the meeting and ft * Masonic Temple on West
Home Dep’t. Sup’t. —Mrs. W. R. kernel is warranted to kill. Climatio
school for Irving and vicinity. The lo­
changes or moisture of the earth do not
•»
—
>«♦
te-o
«lories
’as begun the council extended the
was at their suggestion that the club
cal grange is alive to the imi>ortance Wing. Junction.
It requires n»
nte limits to cover that lot and SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE GUARD was organized.
Dep’t,
Sup't. Mrs. destroy its strength.
Elementary
of having the high schools within
mixing or preparation, anil is al wan
♦ structure of it. The postof­ ♦ reach of the boys and girls who de­ Edith Wynager, Eugene.
♦ fice now occupies the entire ♦ sire the higher grades without leav­
ready for use. No other is so good.
Temperance Dept. Sut.—Mrs.’ W
♦ lower floor of the building. ♦ ing home to obtain It.
M. Erskin, Coburg.
iK-alers -.vill refund the purchase prii«
Uncle Sam will move into his ♦
O
Adult Dep’t. Supt.—Mrs. J.
if not as claimed. Pamphlet fr~e. *
The Grange intends ’o have a pic­
♦ new quarters—the federal ♦ nic May 22nd. A committee on ar­ Richmond, Springfield.
Hovr C hemical C o .. Portland, Oregon
♦ building now under construc- ♦ rangements was appointed and due
Teacher Training Supt. —Rev. J.
V
M. Morris. Eugene.
notice
of
place
will
be
given
soon.
♦ 1 a- ot next Ji ar, 4iid prouu-
Matthew 9. 27. 28th verses: "Then
The Grange desires a good black­
,ut ...asoas ure now talking ♦
♦
salth he unto his disciples, the har­
at Irving.
♦ < remodeling the building * smith
a good reliable nursery man vest truly Is plenteous, but the lab­
♦ i id adding two additional ♦ Is Also
orers are few; Pray ye, therefore
needed.
Best of work.. Don’t fail to see the
♦
i orits to it just as soon as
♦
the Lord of the harvest that He will
pictures we are putting out
MARY DAY.
It
I ie postoftice is moved.
♦
send forth laborers Into his harvest."
now at half price
Grange Correspondent.
*
a
stronger
i,
probaule
that
♦
Phyxician and Surgeon
Dls usslons are Invited on all sub­
♦ 1 juadaiiou than the present ♦
jects. Every Sunday school In Lane
Swept Over Niagara
♦
built
to
be
i
ne
will
have
to
♦
IK mid 17 McClung Bldg.,
■*1I»C Maters
Register Bldg.
County Is entitled to representation
but it la be­ ♦
S’
Phone Main 17
Nth and Willainettr * 1. »Id four stories,
In the convention, by the superinten­
♦
be
done
l.eved
that
this
can
♦
51
N
Willamette
Street
Thia
terrible
calamity
often
hap-
Front Suite
♦ pens because a careless boatman Ig­ dent and one delegate, with one ad­
♦ t asily.
ditional delegate for every twenty-
nores the river’s warnings growing '
Let all Sunday school
workers
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
ripples
and
faster
current.
Nature's
arrett
mitchell
warnings are kind. That dull ache ; ; five members.
or pain in the back warns you that rally to the support of the state and
DENTIST
It EAST XINTH STREET
the kndneys need attention if you ■ county associations.
Over Hall's Grocery
would escape fatal maladies—dropsy, i
Register Building.
No. 51 4 Willamette Street
P’" "'' »¡«H I OH.
diabetes or Bright’s disease. Take
Electric Bitters at once and see back- I
FOIS BEST
ache fly and all your best feelings
return. “After lortg suffering from
ATTORNEY
ATRIAL Will CONVINCE
weak kidneys and lame back, one $1
Register Building
S attle. Wa*h.. April 1.—An earo- bottle wholly cured me,” writes J R i
*pe< ial attention to the ex plana of entire.» new model. Invented 50« at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store.]
Washington,
Apr.I
2.
Unless
amina: m of abstracts, drafting wills, by Louis Wagner of Roseburg. Or., Blankenship, of Belk, Tenn.
Only President Taft undergoes a change ot
* PORTLAND. ORE/
»ettlinx estate«, conveyances and cel- a ole time football star at the Uni­ 50c at W. A. Kuykendall's.
mind, ex-8enator Fulton will no be
lections Also to all pension matters vers.ty of Oregon, will be brought to
Flung psMibla ia cleaning and
Gregor
appointed
Federal
Judge
in
CaP at 30 Ea*» Xi»th Street.
Phone Main 198.
1'ysiag.
this city and given trial trips during
Mrs. Donie E Edwards today be- No official announcement to this ef
G. B. LOCKS, Mgr.
sad Willamette Sts.
the Alaska-Pacific Yukon Exposition. gan suit In the circuit court against feet is obtainable, but from sources
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l’N'«e Main 12U
Tilt l»i \
*!•; X • it
a
The Wagner aeroplane Is claimed to her husband. George K Edwards, for close to the I* re Hide.it It Is learned
«Ural
A •♦* , »>*»r •»rwa;< ' • f m
■
Im absolutely different in construc­ divorce and for the restoration of h«r that the names ot other app.ban
J’’ mjj
consideration,
an
r
•
’
i
•
m
ih
?
are
now
under
tion from any that have b»en g'ven maiden name. Donie E Pyburn She
Attorney-at
I. O. THOMAS
serious consideration by expert». The says they were married In Eugene that the ^resident ptactlcaiiy ua.
-» »ik
H»r 9f j < wr
.8. a
t« li|.< »ft -UTFI4 4
Will practice In all the court». Of machine Lt concave in shape and the July 23. 1906, and have no children abandoned his original inclination t<
Electric Wlnnp, Firiurcs and Sup-
'X n hi »Ml r I.In, f
appoint
Mr.
Fulton.
SIGN PAINTER
»a «a
*»!»•••*. A
Ir Hi«' <
flee Warren Building. 536 Wiliam operating machinery is all in the bas­ She alleges that her husband has
Phone Main S. *
EIGLNE, OU. »tie street, over Crescent stor».
Coin
HD»
CXTOVtyMCl
It was stat»"d at the White House
ket. hanging far below the aeroplane been guilty of cruel and Inhuman
•• West Eighth Street.
proper, and s» arranged that It acts treatment in that he choked her. today that the President had not yet
«’*•« (KAI,
as an an'omatJc balance An endless swore at her and falsely accused her decided u|M>n a man for this offlct
«rder!.¡QU< {
and until bis selection is made n<
chain ar angemeot carrying 13 silk torney for Mr». Edwards.
HOUSE.
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formal announcement will Im forth­
sails, ea b 8X10 feet, furnish the
pay the evpreeK
Marriage licenses were Issued to- coming It could not be learned wha
means of locomatton. The sali* run
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consideration
Redd no 2- Ea-t Eleventh Str»»» over a 40 foot stre: h at the rate of day to the following couples: Char- names are under
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Stored frve for teB day»
Office, Reg -:er building. Phone Red 30 miles an hour. A 26 horse-power let E. Whitbeck and Beulah B. I>e though It I* understood that Judge
engine, weighing oniy 97 pounds, Spain, both of Cottag»' Grove; Chas. Benn, because of his strong endorse­
FUh Received IPaHy
of women drive« the sails. Three men can be W Logan ond Carrie E. Foster, both ments !>y t'he Oregon bar. Is one of
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carried in the basket.
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FRANKLIN ORGANIZES
COMMERCIAL CLUB
OREGON ELECTRIC
OFFICIALS LOOKING
OVER THIS FIELD
OREGON LAW SCHOOL
DEFEATS WASHINGTON
ALLISON BOUND OVER
TO CIRCUIT COURT
WHITE FOUND NOT
GUILTY AND WILL GO
AHEAD WITH STABLE
HARRIMAN WILL
CONTEST DECISION
MASONIC TEMPLE
MAY BE EXTENDED
TWO STORIES HIGHER
Manicuring and
Hair Dressing
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&
S. G. Beardsley, M. D
Tolman Studio
G olden ;
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S. D. READ
McLEOD
COFFEE
TEA SPICES'
Estate Brokers
THE TAILOR
Jesse G. Wells
Eugene Cleaning
Teas, Coffees, Spices
and Dyeing Works or Chinaware
VAIiSlTY GRADUATE
INVENTS WONDERFUL
FLYING MACHINE
FULTON DEFEATED
FOR FEDERAL JUDGE
BAKING POWDER1
EXTRACTS
1
JUST RIGHT’!
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CLOSSET & DEVERS
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Eugene Electric Co.
SHINN
-’T-ytl’.s Transfer Co
Fish andPcultry
Market
Wm G. Martin
Law
DR. LULU MUNKERS-MARQUAM
Physician and Surgeon
OREGON IMPOHTIKG 02.