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EIGHT THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D. THI RSUAY. SEPT 2. 1901» Il 1 i TOOTHBRUSHES FOR EACH JERSEY COW w all. Aug. 2x ii«op. » ho Is I III I hi- Mein» silwiii. of New Y< u ow us a 11 farm in Gli'iulale. n sul it rh Hits i'i( \, bar pun ba d ¡oats for Its JT.'i.i'i"' 11« i .1 Jersey eow < UIWS. w 11'»» « e dllt.V Is 10 cattle, place look after 1 these covet* on them ev- ery tnornini protect them ft'OBi flies. The teeth of each blooded Jersey are brushed t li ree times dally, This departure is said to result In better health and bener milk. In ex change for th.« tooth treat ment aud coms each co» has dally pmiluced utoie than two Ktillons of milk with a large amount vf cream. in III hi ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ifi i »i hi i i ii hi ri i i ii ii Ill lit 111 Il 11 1 II 1 1 1 1 II 11 I 1 h Il 1 1 II 1 1 1 ■ II Il 1 1 II I'll 1 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 II TEI III III I'll 1 1 1111 II 1 1 11 1 II Tl Illi 1 1 1Illi Il 1I III III 1 II 1 1 11 III I 1 11 1 II T T i ni hi Tl! i*i TEI1 III ii • 1 1 1 1II 111 III 1 1 1 1II "l||| 1 1 ' Hl 11 Ifli h III III I LI III Il I I II III III Il 1 II I I III 1 1 III Il 1 II 1 I I II III II " I Hl BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS " 1 ll| 11 I Til "UH We are equipped with the most modern and latest up-to-date methods and guarantee that out dental work is as Perfect and Painless as Scien tific Research is able to make it. Once you visit this office \ou will alwavs be a patient of ours. " » Til •I » TH 1 » > th "l-TH <1 I in "nil I » k ilt No Charges for Examination or Advice " I Til Tl 1 I I II Plates that« stay when they should and chew the food $5 to $|o II I TH Gold Crowns and Bridge Teeth made ot 22 carat, gold I I 1 1 1 II One of the pret'iest events of the The program was varied and very in a very useful dress to have on hand " I TH ♦ The lingerie gown of the pure type « * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Pjinless extraction 50c Fillings $ 1.00 up past week was the silver tea given teresting. * ♦ * T I i i: i ll is dressy and well suited to small in ♦ • ♦ tiith iu the beautitul grove of fir trees at Dr. and Mrs. F. G. G. Schmidt <•:>- formal dinners. A drees of this kind I I i i ii the home of Mrs. F. W. Prentice on ,'tertaincd at dinner on last Suiufny. was in a faint buff over a delicate un- " »-TH derslip of lavender mesHSliue. two High street Wednesday afternoon. ■ 1’heir guests were Pr sident and Mrs. II Hill ct ¡colors that are particularly cool and I » TH Due to the efforts of th« joint hos Samuel Avery, of the Cniversiry II Illi Nebraska. Lincoln, and Mr. aud Mrs a favorite combination this season. tesses Mrs. Prer.’ ce Mrs. York Mrs. Timothy Clorau. » » i m The ground material was embroider II till Smeed and Miss Ruth Loveridge, the ed in groups of three coin-spots in • * ♦ Mr and Mr- II V »1 I III grove, with its many flags, hanging Miss Edith Moxley and the Misses jello»’ silk. Embroidered bands also >ver to New port W.«.! . II 1 1 II baskets of flowers, rugs and easy Barker entertained on Saturday after done In the yellow silk were used to a week or tea dais on » » ! TH I I : i * i ii chairs, together with its natural noon at the home of Miss Moxley in outline the front panel and at the Chris St route beauty, g. .e a very effective and honor of Miss Kathleen Shutnat, The top of the knees a flounce which was >i i hi II i ui pkeasi ns appearance. After a pleas house was tastefully decorated with set into the upper skirt by nivalis of move to town ant aftern. ,:i in'.: t with needlework cut flow« rs and sweet brier. A jolly tiny tucks. The gown was fitted to rhelr children t " I in n i i ii and conversation a dainty luncheon time was had by the airls during the the figure by means of small plaits splendid school their own cotti I I I Til was served by the hostesses. afternoon and at 5 delicious refreub* .extending from the bust to the hips. central school b 11 EHI ♦ ♦ ♦ ijnents were served. Those present ’ w hich above and below were narrow. 11 I TH Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday afternoon the Ladies’ Aid were members of the K K K 11 ITH Miss widening at the waist line. The front one of their twin Society of the Methodist church met was straight, cut to the figure, and 11 » ni 11 1 1 H at the h 'tr.e of .Mrs. F. S. Dunn on inset with motives taken from the remains < f t h mi Alder street. Thu afternoon was de-, banding. The sleeves were slightly 1 III voted to n business meeting and so fnlL set into th«* arms-eve with tiny h 1 Til cial hour, during which light refresh- ' tucks and finished at the elbow with 11 meats were d by the hostesses. banding The neck was square and h I Til Mrs, Dunn. T.Ls. M.ixham and Mrs. ither low. but later, when the weuth- I l 4 I II Tl ».TH Theo. Miller. r will become cooler, a tucked chif- TEI III TEI 1 II « A ♦ ♦ in'!»« and underslip und sleeves TEI : I li TEI ili TEI IH Tl 11 ITI Il 1 1 II Il 1 III 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 II ! 1 11 1 II ri t nt be worn. “* Mrs. \V. \V. Caiklns enter'air.' d the i TEIDITI IT 1I T li TEI i h TI 1hi h TEI ni TU IH TEI i II 1 II1 1 li IT 1 1 II n i I il Il 1 1 1 II Women’s Rep .n I’atrivlie Le.tg .« name lingerie is Jiow applied I TH ' TEI III TEI 111 at her beautiful home on East Elev !•> o her farms than the gown that TEETH tu i i h 1 li 1 1 II 1 1 1 I 1 1 I II IT 1 1 II 1 II TEI : 1 il ili I il ■ - i 1 II II 1.111 enth street this afternoon. The gues s' it and we find ba or tho club were Mrs. S. D. Allen, Mrs. be fine silk and i late bo' ' i'f R. D. Calkins and Mrs. Rasmussen. V, taking first place, the cctt’.-'l v .r Mrs. Calkins was assisted in serving These iniUo.e« in the fine cottoil by her daughter. Mrs. Jeannette Cal grades tn cool white or cream make kins. , ii delightf .1 jawns. though all colors m. « 'dully pt« M-nls-'l f««r a “world .-f may be found. In this instance as Il > ♦ t «iitiblr,.’* 1’i.r ilrrsugrmrnts of the di- lustration. a white batiste having n A tally-ho party under the chaper »Ulve organ« It I» a natural corret tile, European Hop Outlook Becomes fine line of linen running through It ons ge of Mrs. Hurd drove to the of crating directly U|" n the liver ami ali and a tiny pin dot here and there Constance farm, three tuiles south Worse Steadily With mentary i.inai, gently but lenii, made a pretty ?ff^ct against the dull west of Eugene, last evening. After | ktiiniil.iting a healthful activity. Ill Each Report partaking of a sumptuous supper the ' pastel green silk beneath it. It was Itenchi'ial influent e extends, however, to party spent several hours in having a one of the coolest and freshest little everi |a«rtt<>n of the ,y.tetti, anling tn tl « general good time, returning home frocks seen on the boardwalk of one i t C..T» of digestion and av uillati« <1 « I Thooutlook for even a moderate late in the evening. Tlie party was of our seashore resorts. The skirt i'"«-l, promoting a wholcMime, natur.il crop of hops In Europe 1« poor and It composed of Mrs. Hurd. Mrs. Lloyd made in many gores was long, plainly appetite, coirevting M>ur «tornarli. b.«<i Is almost certain n w that th" yield Bellman. Miss Kate Henderson. Miss hemmed In the border. In front was brr.it ih, ’ irr< galanti"-. <>f thè latwrls, voti »Hl In* the smallest In many i Frieda Goldsmith. Miss Carrie Els- the panel, rather wide in this in SlitMl ’ ■on a l thè long b»t ot trotildea The weather ha« again turne! ttnfai pass. Miss Genevieve Elspass, Miss stance. a matter that can be adjusted <i r.- tlv tr ee.O'lr to IhoM- Unwh'dr-s. in, urablc and mad" a bad situation Conifred Hurd. Miss Virginia Hurd. to the nglire. and was sliihtiy gather .‘olid Ka-juirtlla dispaia <irow— wor •• than It has been at any time Miss Bess Morrison, Miss Grace Vick MISS MARGARETTA DREXEL. ed at the ton For the thinner gowns HiIn -, I li km he unii dc,|s>iir, yet. The weather cable of the As- > ers. Miss Adah Allen. Miss Winnifred perhaps Valenciennes lace Is th«> best An Aiiieri« un girl who Is as we! rii'’» tl i inaitnity <f thè lner. iciat.-d Pre«.« repot..... I rain In En Cockerline. Miss Grace Wood. Miss choice and it was used In this in known tn w« ietjr circles In Europe ns It.lncv, digestive truci, il ia • QUEEN MAUD. i he following cab Ruby Farrington, Miss Jessie Gray, An entrednx she is in Altieri :i:i "Kies Is Miss Mar tlnnd. stance to good effect, t'ille «d thè hlgl’mt l lille Queen Maud f Norway is the young Miss Haley, of lace was placed over the knees in gnrettn Drexel. danglitir of Xnth'Uiy re-elved: If * I est of the four surviving children of front, and others were placed I h -I ow From the London office < | ♦ * * > il d t • I -tii.-,. J Drexel of Philadelphia, reported en w If * Netti r W« tuber v A party of young people took their King Edward. She was born in is«;» it. Two vertical rows • Im• rtton AL L i J Uiu<’ l>reg'«t> ■ Imatlmate Engllt-i cr >p supper up the race last Tuesday even and was married In l®btl to Prince kept an inch apart outlined the panel gageil io Prim e Christopher of Grec e Market firm but t ing in honor of the Misses McKinnon, Charles of Dennwk. who was chosen ¡to the point just l»el w t e kn'"-1, It is lieiieved ttl.it several primes and ÜI n cwt From Manger ii Henley, I. of Portland. A pleasant evening was king of Norway as Haakon VII when wrere it crossed and recrossed in dia dukes have laid sl« _e to Mi.-s Drexel's Weather unfavorable for sjient around a bonfire telling stories Norway separated from Sweden In mond effect. The short-walsted heart. crop. Crop prospects decided worse*. and singing. The picnickers were: IflOi. Ice was joined to the skirt by a From S whihi Ar Co.. ixHidon ■ Miss I etitia McKirnon. Miss Mae M"- that was made of pieces of lace, PROH*! in the Dan ■ cemetery Sunday. This Weather unfaborable f<,r growiur Murphey, Miss Nina Nicklin. Miss Kathleen Shumate. Miss Vera Auten. ing this diamond effect, and a _ Our books aro open for your inspection, !s indeed quite a loss as the parents crop. Murphy. Miss Nina Nicklin, Miss Miss Lucille Dunn. Miss Alice Bul sash of ribbon run through it. From Meyer Dlnkio, Mannheim were very proud of their twin boys. Ruth Loveridge. Miss Myra Lover lard, Miss Margueritt« Emerson, Miss t/ /'L A3. Buyers name given if wanted. We not only Dutch neck gathered In front and Misses Helen and Agnes Ixiing who Weather much improve). Estimati idge. Mies Georgia Dillon, Mr. Dillon, Minnie Chambers. Miss Mary Barker. in the back and held firm by a nar- nccompained their parents la_-t spring Continental crop at possibly 510.000 _ _ _ get top price«, but you can aatisfy yonrwlf Mr. McClain Mr. S’1 vet. Mr. Scholtz. Miss Edith Moxley and .Miss Ensil row batiste fold with tiny bits of From Barth a - Sons, Nuremberg- to Caldwell. Idaho, returned Thurs Mr. Jenkins. Mr. Cannon, Dr. Adams, Barker. lace crossing it and finishing with a day evening, and have made arrange Ix> not see reason to change estimate r/QGS absolutely at any time that you get what wo Dr. Beardsley. lace rnching. was used. Half sleeves ments to atten 1 school at this place. of 500,000 cwt. Weather unfavor ♦ * ♦ gathered softly into the arms-eye and They will make their home with the able, nights too cold. Picking will The Shakespeare Club met for an your produco to un. rito ! finished with lace to correspond to family of J. R. Hill. commence next week. hour of study last Monday afternoon I the neck and belt were pretty when Barnaril Bing. Nuremberg, sent a to uh now for coops, tags, eta his farm to Oscar .Mays lias sold with Mrs. P. K. Hammond. j worn with long gloves. Dallas Lingo, the deal being made similar cable and added: "Think new e e « > « A whitet crin hat rolled up across Wednesday. The farm consists of crop will open at 175 to 200 marks, Wednesday afternoon at 3 o’clock 'h® front crown and the crown made 70 acres and the consideration was will be highest since 1904. at the bride’s home. 116 West Fifth c orouooale rop 95 ront t ortland 0 reoob I nt white maline laid in folds to re $5,000. Mr. Mays I undecided yet I By Catherine Mann-Payzant.) The estimate tn the Klaber cable Is >ü. H. «treet, a very pretty wedding was New York. Aug. 2S.—The “be semble 1 aveB was decorated in green what he will do although he will 10,000 cwt. below the previous e«t! solemnized, when Miss Ida Leona In tween season" is one that tries the foliage half hidden by the maline. probably rent a farm for the coming mate fro mt he same office, Th" Ger- wall. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. injenulty of both the modiste ami h'-r A white parasol, gloves of silk, and a season. man estimates, however, are 50.000 H. Inwall, of Eugene, became the customer, for gowns worn hrougli dainty white bag was worn The little baby of C. F. Hurlburt cwt. higher than the former Contl- bride of Charles E. Boqua. the son of the months of June and July have a The linen lingerie gown Is one of ante near strangling to death Wed- nental figures, Thls d'ics no' show Mrs. P. W. Boqua. Th" ceremony was distressing way of beginning to look the most pouular of their kind. The ■ Irn evening. it was limp and a better condltl n on I he Continent, performed by Rev. D. H. Trimble. A somewhat seedy, a word that applies word linen sounds decidedly harsh black In the fa< e before securing re but rather indicates that thi' enrly goodly number of relatives and to summer millinery also. Yet in no land a linen is considered warm, but lief. It was th'iiiglif it swallowed estimates which wen * made before HUNTERS ’&TRAPPERS ’ Ilhiatral.ng GUIDE, •*» friends were present to witness the monrhs is the need ot smart, crisp the fine French sorts used for the a poker chip, Mr. Hurlburt has ls- the hop was formed, were pin ed too < •■•»•»<$ lha atihieri tt.t Wr1»Ut. « > ** ceremony and tender congratulations. dressing of more importance, at no lfnegrle gown are almost as fine as sued orders not to permit It t<> play low. *' J. . t lÄW, H« w -X. I W»l..e » t". . ; ■ ' " ■ » ■’ ' • > i • • The happy couple departed on a short, time ar« materials more necessary th" handkerchief linens. The former with, anything smaller than an auto i ' * 1 • ■ • • • •• lea *«.<1 »■■(•Il Hawi. . » balia,» A m H i rxh Ur»Mh>. 1»« pL fl M lai.« «• f •• •• **»• honeymoon trio, where they spent the that will withstand the wilted,, over weights are to be s»-en constantly wheel. Ix>e Iloselton and family arrived remainder of the week. On their re dressed, or frayed-out appearance, made up with Irish crochet laces, Antone Anderson, a late arrival home this afternoon from their sum turn they will be at home at 130 West than in August and September. and the soft tints of the real crochet from Northern Minnesota, has pur mer’s stay at Newport. Hl IMI'IIIIIK Foil THE Gt'Altll Fifth street. acres in the Millet One of the accessories of dress are very beautiful when combined chased the 20 « « ♦ which is more apt than another to with the pure white of the linen. lane owned by C. I'eter.-on who has Mrs. Stephen Carver invited a num take on such a character is the collar, Though this is not to say colored lin moved to Dwight. Illinois. The con ber of lady and gentlemen friends to followed closely by the cuffs. All ens are not used, all colors are to sideration was $65.00 per acre. Mr. join in an excursion over the Corval the August clothes are made w.ih low be found and the crochet in its nat i Anderson expects to build in the lis & Alsea railroad to the point of necks or collars of the most, diapha ural color is very beautiful with them spring. The sale was made by A. C. the terminus at Glenbrook today. The nous materials and several are pro all. Again, the dyed crochet is much Nielsen.—Tinies. party was provided with lunch bas vided for the same dress that a soiled used also when the one-color scheme kets laden with delicacies for a pic or crushed one may not be corn. is wished for. Cluny is cooler and nic dinner in the woods. No doubt Tiny boning comes now that is almost quite as dainty as the Irish, in fact, B cm of work.. Don’t fall to see tho the occasion will be enjoyed hugely Invisible under an extra bit of lace or many like It better. After al), there pictures we are putting (iut by the members of the porty, as Mrs. ribbon that will k^up the collar well is nothing quite so soft as the old now at half price Carver is trained in the most approv in shape without adding much in the Valenciennes on these linens and in Physician and Surgeon ed and accented methods of outdoor way of warmth. But during this the Imported robes one finds them in Albany, Or., Aug. 28,—Asa Pea and Indoor entertainment.—Corvallis month there is a great liking for the set with motives and insertion entre- cock. aged 32, and William 11 Pea HI anil 17 Met lung Bldg.. Republican. It'-gister lililg. i nc,k without a collar and the conser dttx and rnchings at. the neck and cock, 34 years Old, sons of Willi.«rn Hasting Sisters Phone Main 17 Mill and W dlainHW « • » AIH WlllaiiK-tte Street Front Salt,; vative woman will finish the neck sleeves. The more costly laees. such Peacock, Sr..residing across the rfi'- Two delightful evening entertain with some fancy decoration instead of as Dutchesse and rose point and oth from this city. met their death 1u a ment« were given on Wednesday and adding the heavy collar and thus the ers are left more often for the silk well on the P- aco-lc farm at -•> o’cloel Friday nigh! of this week by Profes dress is just as high as usual with the chiffons, organdies, etc. yesterday afternoon. The yonnger GARRETT & MITCHELL sor ard Mrs. John Straub at their exception of the collar itself. Cuffs A short taffeta jacket is an innova son ami the father were digging a DENTIST beautiful new home on East Eleventh I are another proposition. A fe wde- tion In the wav of wraps. One seen well, and had attained a depth of 2.x *>»!«• d«M»r rHMt of OK’*» Grill» street. A trip through Berlin, con I tachable cuffs are to be seen and this week was of cream taffeta almost feet when a cave-in covered t.ie young Ovrr H ii II' m sisting of pictures and their descrip ' sometimes the sleeve finish is dupli- as short as a matinee Jacket, with man up to a depth jyf seven,hf'. Ill« N’<>. «>I m \\ tions sent by Mrs. Stafford, dau hter I rated. Lut wh« n a sleeve becomes short sleeves and edged with henutl- brother quickly defended into the Register llullding, of Professor and Mrs. Straub, who is I ____ .. . _ is .... ........ „ but ful embroidery. A short cord looped well, but a s«- tAi-l cave-iir, covered Plione Main los. limp ___________ and soiled there nothing FOR BENT now abroad, provided the evening’s | the cleaner’s art tl: it can restore it. over two small ornanten’s was Its Mm also to a lopth of three f<« t. entertainment. I" _ M[ bs Florence ; DeBar I To toll the truth sleeve« are inclined mole of fastening, It gave jus' that The father ha. 'ily entered the death attorney rendered several Instrumental num ■ to be short, a fashion »hat seenta to amount of warmth needed on the trap and .i sls'ml by neighbor:,, se IlcglMcr Ihiihling bers, while Miss Lackey, accompanied cling to the American wamon In sum shoulders and np|>er arms on the cool cured the body of Ills son William by her mother. Mrs. Lackey, favored mer no matter how slavishly she may summer evening. Gives special attention to The latter was dead, and in the well amination of abstracts, drnftlné * / the guests with a vocal selection. The I follow Paris in winter. It is indeed gave signs of further laving, oper A number of separate linen jack- i «itllng estates, conveyatt"’ " decorations, consisting of potted true that our climate is distinctly re ations were suspended until curbin ’ ets. coats and wraps are to be seen lei iloun. Also to all pension mat plants, ferns and roses, carried out sponsible for many of our adaptations at the summer resorts, They pro alt could be put In to protect the men «'all ut !IO Ema Ninth Mtreet. Phon«* Main 108. the scheme of red and pink. In the of the Paris styles. Everything possible in cleaning and Long sleeved elaborately trimmed with embroid while at work. Asa's remains w«-r G. II. UM KE. Mgr. dining room Mr«. Straub was assisted gloves are more easily cleaned than ery, lace and braids, with large later secured. It was held that both Dyeing. In serving by Miss Lackey. Miss Jones a whole dress for the sake of a pair sl< < ves. no collars and are unusually were dead within a few minutes after Cortier Hlxth and U lllnmetto Hts. being covered by the cave-ln. Both and Miss ilanri. Phono .Main 122 of sleeves. long. They are inset with many beau men were married and the older A « • To walk Into any of the more fash tiful pieces of embroid< ry. leaves also a six year old son. L O. THOMAS Attorney At Law On Friday afternoon Mrs. Idaho ionable dressmakers’ establishments Crepon Is used more and more not Electric Hliiiip, Fixtures and Huu- Campbell entertained roost charming you would supjiose summer had just only for th" waists we have seen so Will practice In all tbe'"‘»’’.'Jiiiiu»- S. J. Tlrund, a Bohemia mine own- pliea ly in honor of her sister. Mrs. E. H. begun instead of having commenced much of, but for whole dresses. Irish flee Warren Building, *>36 " THE SIGN PAINTER I’honw Main Ii. El’Gf.NE, OR. atte street, over Crescent store. Ingham, of P-rtlind Needlework on Its waning months, for the diaph lace seems to be th" favorite lace In er, was in Eugene yesterday to pur chase a gasoline engine for use on hls and conversation •”-ova,1ed during anous gown is more in Evidence than this instance and looks well with It. 77 West Eighth Street. r -------------------------------------- -------------------- properties. He has a large amount the afternoon. C~*>)pbelL as ever. Net dresses, jet trimmed, arc a4fa of good ore In sight on hls properties sisted by Mrs. ” h-cas Gray, served A lingerie gown after all Is not. a vorite style this summer, and prom and will probably Install a two-stum:« I ~ luncheon to about thirty guests. bad choice, for with it# silk ttnderslfp ise to remain popular during the win ml!) on fh« Sweepstake group of A • » and worn under one of those fetch ter. claims In the near future. Physician and Surgeon , Charles Nourse, representing the ing new military capes it may be used Residence 28 East Eleventh »If* Taffeta, aoft. and satiny In weave, Ellers piano bouse of Portland, gave long Into the fall If one remains in Mrs. F. E. Relover wont to Portland Office. Iteglrter buildlug. Phon« n recital on the auto-piano to a few the country, and during the winter it is likely to be more worn this winter. today to soo her sister, Mrs. Fricke, t«Xia<gc stored fr<N* for ten days Fish Recely««,] Imily guests invited bv Stevens & Hulin F Is very serviceable for all sorts of 1231. Wda>r* Rough weaves in woolens are said of San Francisco, who Is very ill 'houes—Main »2. Red 1012. IV. Ii. ItlllGEW.XY, I ’ rop, 8. ECIALTY— Dlsesses of *uu* thetr piano store Thursday ever | little affairs. The lingerie gown is to be In store for us. there. II. SMYTH. Prop, I'hune Main XI <I2M Wilhuix ite Nt «nd chlldrec MEWS OF JUNCTION CITY AND VICINITY No high price It you have a loose plate we can give you A Perfect Fitting one with a 10 year guarantee. Our crown and bridge work looks like natural teeth and cannot be detected with out careful inspection. Remember the place, over Dunn’s Dr\ Goods Store between »»th and lkh on Willamette. Eugene, Oregon. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Or. 4. 8. Stile4?, Manager WEATHER HITS ENGLISH CROP KASPARILLjf ' YOU GET WHAT WE GET /»»zxizr-..« : FADS AND FASHIONS J PROMPT CA8H RETURNS SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO. M C . P . F 8 ., P , V-EURSiHIDES TWO ALBANY MEN KILLED IN WELL Manicuring and Hair Dressing S. G. Beardsley,M. D I olman Studio S. D. READ McLEÒD THE TAILOR Real Estate Brokers Jesse G. Wells Eugene Cleaning and Dyeing Works Teas, Coffees, Spices or Chinaware Eugen e Electric Co. Wm 'G. Martin SHINN Poultry and Fish SmythsTransfer Co Market DR, LULU MUNKERS-MARQUAM
