THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1911.
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Mmt-McLaughlin Co. Oilers Special Prices on
AD BLOOD
COW GROM
,,U5> special r rices on
Extension Tables-Dining Chairs
OFTEN INHERITED
COUNTY BEGUN
Bad blood does not always come as
the result of careless living, or indis
cretions ; it is a condition frequently
inherited. Normal, healthy blood
contains millions of tiny red corpus
cles, which are the vitalizing and
nourishing element of the circulation,
their office being to provide every
portion of the system with its neces
sary strength and nutriment. In
weak, impure blood these corpuscles
arc lacking in numbers, and therefore
the blood is not able to supply the
proper amount of nourishment to the
body. Bad blood manifests itself in
many ways, With some it takes the
form of: kin diseases and eruptions,
others become bilious and malarious,
with sallow complexions, torpid liver,
etc. Bad blood produces Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula
and like troubles. Nothing is equal
to S. S. S. as a remedy for bad blood;
it is the greatest of all blood purifiers,
possessing not
only the qualities
to cleanse arid
purify the blood,
but composed, of
roots, herbs and
barks that tone
up every part of
the system, and
assist in the cre
ation of blood nutriment. S. S. S.
cures E.heumatisin, Catarrh. Skin
Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula,
Blood Poison and all other blood dis
orders. S. S. S. makes good blood,
and good blood makes good health.
Book on the blood free to all.
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
IS QUICKLY PASSED
Carrie". Total Appropriation of
Over One Hundred and
Forty Million
AGO BROUGHT
TO TIGHT
Washlngton, Feb. 25.—The house
tonight made a record In passing the
sundry civil appropriation bill, the
greatest supply measure of the sea-1
sion, which had been up only twoi
The threatened injunction
suit
Gruesome evidences of a probable
days. The bill
‘
carried more than i
against the coui’4;.
Is; loners'
»140,000 000. Usually it has taken, murder committed many years ago
court by th'1 citizens of Cottage
wi re unearthed at the old Haines
five to fifteen days.
Grove, restraining tin- court from
Only three minor alterations in tannery building on the river bank
paying for road and bridge reparia
the bill were made on the floor. near the gas plant, this morning at
and tho salaries of road aupcririsiors
Without a dissenting voice, »45,560,- about nine o'clock. J. We<ne, who
from the general fund Instead of
I
Math
000 was appropriated for continuing had been employed by A.
from a road fund, as 1» claimed nec
ner of the building, to
work on the Panama canal, an un ew
essary by law, was filed in the cir
-li'gii ay tlie old vats, after having
precedented proceeding.
cuit court today by the attorneys for
The bill carried »350,000 for rais worked an hour or so, dug up tu» i
the plaintiffs. J C Johnson, J. 8.
ing tho battleship Maine, $400.000 skeletons of two human beings ani
Medley and W. C. Counter.
for tho continuation of the tariff from the condition of the bones and
Tlie plalntiifH in the suit are A.
board for two years and »3.000,000 by the absence of clothing it was
W. Kime, B. K. Lawson. J. H. Bar-
piain to be seen that the bodies had »
for
fortifying the Panama canal.
tela, C. . W.
Wallace,
w.
John F. Spray
been buried for many years.
For
the
first
time
in
its
history,
and O M. Kent. The defendants are
Weese first found the skulls. For
the
house
passed
a
series
of
appro
mimed as Helrnus W. Thompson,
priations for public buildings with a minute he thought that they were
county judge ; H. M. Price and R. J.
out even reading them. The sums rocks that had been brought from the
Hemphill, county comm lesionerà,
totalled »27,284,725 and were con river nearby and in some way had
Stacy M. RuaacV county clerk, and
been burled there, but upon striking
tained in the sundry civil bill.
S. W. Taylor, county treasurer. The
| one of them with his piek it broke i
Debau
on
(anal
Fortification
< implaint consists of ten full »ages
After one of the most dramatic and to pieces and he was horrified to
I
of typewritten matter and alleges
spirited debates of the session the find that the supposed rocks were
In part uh follows: That the com
house tonight declared in favor of grinning human skulls. He dug a
missioners’ court during the years
fortifying the Panama canal. Every little further into the earth and un
1908, 1909, 1910 and 1911, audited
effort to defeat the »3,000.000 ap earthed most of the other bones of
bills for th»- Imprpveoient of county
propriation in the sundry civil bill the two bodies, but they wr;e badly
roads mid bridges and for the pay
for canal fortification was decisively crumbled and not one of them was
ment of road supervisors to the
beaten. The final vote on fortifica taken out whole.
amount of several hundred thousand
May Have Been Indinns
tions was 123 to 81. The lead in the
dollars and ordered the amounts
Mr. Mathews, who was working in
fight against fortifications was taken
paid out of the funds in the treasury
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by Tawney, republican, of Minneso his gravel plant close by, was told of
of the county, raised by taxation for
ta, as the closing act of his long ser the find and Sheriff Mown telephon-
general county purposes; that during
ed to. That officer took charge of
vice in the house.
the year 1910 the court so audited
In a passionate, masterful presen the two skulls and gave them to Dr.
and ordefed paid out of the general
«
THE MODERN HOUSEFURNISHERG
tation of the anti-fortification case, George O B. DeBar for examination.
fund accounta for road and bridge
Tawney apparently swung the house The doctor, when seen by the report
Improvement aggreglating
$110,-
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlaato, Go.
to his side of the question and was er soon afterward, said that the
618.96, for bridges »19,774.25 and •
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given rovnd after round of applause. coarse sutures in the skulls would in
for supervisors '»1 4,157.28; that
But when Tawney took his seat dicate that they belonged to Indiana
during all of the said years the court SAWMILL NEAR
CHARGE OF GRAFT
Representative Swager Sherley, dem- 1 or some persons not very far above
failed, refused and neglected at the
ocrat, of Kentucky, arose and with the brute world. One of the skulls
time of making the annual levy to
PÒINT TERRACE TO
MARRIED
one of the most eloquent and logi- was larger than tho other, Indicating
levy a tax iu any amount whatever
AGAINST DEPOSED
cal speeches that the house has heard that one was that of a man and the
as a general road tax to be set apart
BE ENLARGED In years, met and defeated the argu- other a woman,
a general road fund; that the
CHIEF OF POLICE i as
Evidence of Murder
»rents oi the Minnesota member, and
county
clerk
during
these
years
has
In Eugene, Saturday, February
How and under what conditions
swung
the
house
for
fortifications.
David
’
s
Plant
Will
Increase
Its
I
Issued
warrants
In
payment
of
these
Seattle, Wash., Feb. 25.—Charged
. I *♦ 1 1, by Justice* of the* Prnce H.
fight of Tawney centered about the bodies wore placed there is mere
expenses and that they have been
Capacity to 40,000—Other The
y*<>n. Oliver John Andrews and with accepting a bribe. Charles Wap- paid by the county treasurer; that
his amendment providing that none conjecture, The bone» were found
penateln, former chief of police, un
Ih rtha Karine JakobHrn.
Siuslaw Notes
of the money should be available un only about two feet beneath the sur-
der the administration of Mayor H. the defendants are continuing and
til the president “had exhausted ev face of the ground and th» two »kel-
C. Gill, who was recalled from of threaten to continue to mfsappro-*
close together, as if
A crew of eight or ten men are at ery diplomatic effort to secure the etons were very
fice on February 7th, was today ar priate said funds and have made1
one was on top of the other, lndicat-
rested on indictment returned by the estimates of the amount required for work building an adition to David's neutralization of the canal by inter ing that they were dumped Into one
DIED
He declared
grand Jury, which for the past week road and bridge work for 1911 ap ' saw mill near Point Terrace and we national agreement.”
holo by the murderers. It is also
has been Investigating tho charges proximating »1 44,549.79 out of the understand the capacity is to be in that tonight’s action would saddle evident that the bodies were placed
of coBru pt kin in tho police depart general fund of the county, and the creased to 4 0.000 feet per day. Mr. on the people of the country an an there after the tannery building waa
expense of $10,000,000, while
At hl»
I’carl street, ment. lie was released on bonds of amounts will be paid unless there is David has taken a partner who re- nual
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Mkro kills tho Dandruff para*
the
highest
income ______
from erected, for the bones were found
eh. 27. 1911, $25,000. Ills bondsmen are Ferdi a restraining order to the irrepar quests that his name be not publish thè
Eugene.
canal was but $4,000,000, which, very close to one of the vats, and
site, soothes the It; hlag n. alp,
William
51 years, nand Schmitz and Dietrich Hamm, able Injury of the plaintiffs aB tax ed at present, and the plant is to be
payers and to all of the taxpayers greatly improved.
Heretofore the with maintenance, would make the had tu® bodies been there at the
of pneu- owners of the Butler hotel.
gives lustre to tlie hair and
of the county.
mill
has
run
only
part
of the time total cost of the waterway over $26,- <>nie the workmen sunk the vats the
and
one
lVnppcnsteln
was
at
his
home
at
stimulates Its growth. A
Cottage Grove Road District.
and sawed only for the local trade 000,000 a year.______________________-flesh or the bones would have been
William
A,
In-sides
five
10'8
East
Republican
street
when
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Unearthed. There was no floor lu«
single application gives relief
The plaintiffs further allege that cldentl discharge of a shot gun. He,
brut bere and a slster, as follows: I. tho indictment was returned. Im
the building at this place, and it ia
■ 3d proves Its worth. Do not
Il , Jtio. 8. and G. F. mediately upon tho Issuance of tlie under an act of the legislature a sep her will bo shipped away to market. FY I RA SESSION
F . A W
probable that the fiend who did away
Blanton,
bo bald. Save your hair be
ss Alicq Blanton. He, warrant a deputy was sent to place arate road district tftis been created Both of the owners are experienced
MAY
BE
CALLED
with this man and woman carried the
and has been in existence within the mill men and we hope their enter-1
f
Lane
was
a
r
■
unity,
«nd
[hint
under
art-est.
IVappenstein
was
fore too late. Micro la a
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bodies into the building, dug a shal-
corporate limits of Cottage Grove for prise will prove profitable for them ’
io
fami
mth
of
tho
tnken
to
his
attorney's
office,
where
delightful drrsMng for the
1 them in and
number of years; that in making a and a benefit to the surrounding
I
President Taft Reaches Agree- *ow trpnch- dumped earth
Ilf«-, moving bonds had already been arranged for. a ten-mill
over them.
levy this year the court esti
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then tamped the es
hair, free from grease and
- ■
His bond was approved by Judge mated 4 mills wouli^ be necessary i community.
ment With the Demo
i No doubt it will remain a mya-f
Local News Notes.
Sticky oils. Booklet free
day at the John F. Main and Wappenstcin was for road purposes but that instead
tery never to be solved- The tannery
A real estate deal was closed here
crats
m . with iu-; again at liberty.
building has stood there for thirty j
of making a levy of four mills for Monday by which Tr A Yost sold his
HOYT CHEMICAL COMPANY
or forty years, aud the bones, too. in
that purpose the court included the house and lot on Front street to
POltTkAhlU, QfttOOM
same in the general levy for general John H. Hull for $750. V. D. Pa-1 Washington, Feb. 2S—So probable appearance, indicate that they hav* »
West SNOW COMES DOWN
At
and that plaintiffs believe vens negotiated the sale. Mr. Yost is it that an extra session of con- been there that long.
1911.
Fifth
ON SAN FRANCISCO purposes
and allege the fact to be for the pur purchased the property last summer gross will be necessary to get action
Might Have Been Travelers
r the
pose of evading that provision of the for $500. Mr. Hull bought the place on the Canadian reciprocity agree
As far as can be learned from the
fixed
ment
that
President
Taft
has
Boys
Go
Frantic,
Pelting
Cars
law which requires them to return at for an investment and intends to
old-timers here, there has been no i
ago.
April 4th as the date on which such mysterious disappearance of any *
least 50 per cent of the amount rea rent in out.
and Autos—Many Hurt
and
a
session
may
be
called.
lized district from which collected.
man and his wife or any two persons
A few days ago Ira Hoffman |
The date was selected after con together, for that matter, that might
By Falling Glass
The plaintiffs pray for a decree brought a couple of potatoes to this
sulfation
with
Champ
Clark,
vito
that the members of the court and office that for size and appearance
give some clew to the identity of the
San Francisco. Feb. 27.—The first their successors be forever enjoined will knock the spots off some good will be the speaker of the next house, persons the remains of which these*
and
Representative
Underwood,
of
bones represent. It might be that I
snow in 2 5 years fell in San Fran from making any tax levy for road ones. The potatoes are "Maggie
cisco Sunday, accompanied by a purposes under the guise of a gen Murpheys", smooth and handsome in Alabama, who will be chairman of some traveler and his wife, in the*
the
ways
and
means
committee
that
early days, were waylaid by robbers i
heavy thunderstorm. The mercury eral tax and apply any money there appearance, and two weigh six
dropped 10 degrees in a single hour. from upon the roads or bridges ex pounds. They were grown by Mr. will have charge of and report the and killed for their money, or it
reciprocity
bill
in
the
house.
The day opened with brilliant sun cept upon bridges when the road Hoffman on his ranch on the river
might be that a band of gypsies or
The president had intended to con Indians had a falling out among
fund has been exhausted and em
nt - hnvo
been made. H»- was shine and everybody prepared for a ergency shall arise demanding im above Acme.
vene
the
extra
session
at
an
earlier
themselves, resulting in the killing
While down at the mouth of the
msln of I S Day. of thia city, and pleasant outing, but shortly after mediate action by the court; that
date, but Clark and Underwood told
• n-WH of the death was received noon, a dense black cloud swept In the clerk and treasurer be enjoined river last Sunday Archie Anderson him they desired a month’s time af of these two persons. The tannery
a telegram to him this afternoon. front tho ocean and setled over from issuing warrants for such work, picked up two bottles with messages ter the present congress adjourns, building is on the old stage road
Twin Peaks, to the west of the city.
that passes through tho state from >
in them. One requested the finder
Immediately after the electrical that the court be restrained from send a card to the parties whose in which to map out democratic plans north to south, and the river bank»
Feb -stary 25, 1911, the
j ♦ the
t— — w. vicinity
t X •* I ♦ of F • the
1» xx * tannery
n n va a »• ar w
a cs
for the next congress.
levying any tax whatever upon the
iniment
was
f Mar.hall Elapass. aged discharge, snow began falling. In taxable property within the corpor names are given, most of whom re
There was no change in the situa
is prrpnrrd expr> »*1y for the need-,
weeks. The child's mo most parts of town, the snow molted ate limits of Cottage Grove for gen side a few miles from town, and the tion in the senate today in regard to for years a favorite camping place
as It fell, hut In the Mission district
date. Oct. 10. 1909. The other mes
for people passing through the coun-
of horsemen and ranrhtuen. qlt
lly a short time ago.
it real had a depth Of about half an eral or other road purposes.
sage was mated May 1, 1909, and the Canadian reciprocity agreement, try by team.
■ ] ■( <r • l' »till 1
1 ' 1
This la a case parallel to one in was written on a card of the Cali and the leaders see no hope of bring
Inch. The small hoys went frantic
Not a vestige of clothing or any
ment, a rrtnedy 1 r entm ncles.
< I Ki ll <»l 1 »1 MILTES.
at tho propect of a real game of stituted by the city of Eugene sev fornia State Hotel stating that
it ing the McCall bill to a vote at this articles that might have been in the .
A aoothing rn>l>mcat:'»n for the relief
session. Many rumors were circu-
eral years ago to recover money
of pain, nn.l the be-t l-nini. nt for
.Springfield . Mo., October .190», snow hall and proceeded to pelt from the county alleged to be due was thrown from Santa Bentura. lated of moves to remedy the situa- pockets of these persons was found I
moving object. Windows were
and contained the advertisement for
when the bones were unearthed, ex- 1
•■prain* and >nrene»a. • Unrqualled
ll.dl's I- a .i- Wonder. No. 292G Olive every
in every district, automo city for road purposes, as Eugene a wife. The name signed to this tion. but apparently they wree with- cept a tiny piece of black cloth that I
(or healing wounds snd Injuries
street. St. l.ouls, cured mo of a sev- broken
had
been
created
as
a
separate
road
out
foundation.
biles.
cartages
and
streetcars
sus
was J. Edward McGuire.
might have been a portion of a wo-l
rsnred l.y HAI'KI'.D WIRE and
<-rc rase of diabetes and I recom-
district as Cottage Grove has. Eu-
G. Gorup who resides near O. C. I
man's dress or a man’s coat, Thai
for all cuts snd brui ea. Fsctfic Horse
mendlt to any one suffering from taining the most damage. Many oc gene won the case and recovered
Liniment is fully guaranteed. No
kl.lne; trouble
Mrs. Kato Waldorf, cupants of streetcars wore cut by several thousand dollars front the Standwood's place on Maple Creek ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ earth was stirred up for several feeli
broken
glass
and
there
were
a
few
had the misfortune to lose part of
around in hopes of finding somethin!
other is so good or helpful ill a** many
\\ ,-*.t Calhoun street. Sold by drug
passengers who had to be taken to county.
one finger a few days ago by an ac t
that might throw some light on th<
•ST». Jf it fills to satihfv. we author-
Real
Estate
Transfers
t
I
gist.
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hospitals for treatment for quite
cidental discharge of a,shot gun. He
-L
ire all de «lers to refund tlie purchase
mystery, but In vain.
♦
♦
severe wounds.
was carrying the gun. a sledge and
price. Extra largo bottles 8<» cents.
HAWAIIAN JAPS
The
snow
also
fell
to
a
depth
of
|
-”•1
some wedges, when he let the sledge
HovT CtiKMtCAt. Co., Portland, Ore.
FREE TO COME fall. It struck the gun and dis A. H. Buxton to Josephin R. Ar DURYEA IS SLATED FOR ”
an Inch on the foothills In the sub- !
nrbs of Oakland, The high moun-
charged it, the shot taking effect in lington trustee for A. R. Rueppell
CLUB PRESIDENT
I tains around the bay wenr a white
Hnonolulu, Feb. 27.—The ♦ one finger. Dr. Edwards amputated 121 acres tn tp. 17-1 W; $1500.
local
Japanese
press
in
ap
♦
mantle of several Inches of snow,
it above the first joint.
Frank E. Goodman to William B.
proving the new treaty be ♦
For the second time In 30 years,
At the Presbyterian church last Goodman *4 int. in 319 acres in tp. Nominated at Meeting Heidi,
tween
the
United
States
am!
today.
Tne
♦ Sunday the regular election of S. S. 18-2 W: $6500.
snow fell in Fresno
Last Night—Factory
Japan suggests it means the ♦ officers to serve for the coming year
flakes fol) for only a few minutes,
William B. Goodman to Alfred c.
Proposition Up
abrogation
of
the inhibition ♦ was held. Those chosen are Agnes Barcley 63.09 acres in tp. 19-2 W;
and were followed by a cold rain.
of Japanese in Hawaii going ♦ Weatherson, secretary; Olive Be »3785.
to the Pacific coast.
At a regular meeting of the Eu- I
♦ hnke. treasurer; Wilma Raymond,
R. A. Hollandsworth to B. F.
NEWS OF COBURG
♦ • ♦
« ♦ ♦ organist: Roscoe Hurd, assistant or Mulkey lot'2 in blk. 8 of Christian's gone Commercial club last night, |
R. rOUT.TRY
AND NORTH lane
Morris J. Duryea was nominated for
ganist: Martha Funk. Librarian.
add to Eugene; »10.
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J.
The steamer Anvil arrived here
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
Keepet and Mr.
J. O. Richmond to C. E. Sims 5.5 president to succeed D. E. Yoran.
M. Williams was named for vice-
Tuesady evening, having left Port acres In sec. 11-18-3 W; 1275.
Mrs. Ray Pirtle gave her husband
Farmer: Your
land Friday.
Besides
a
consig-
a unique dinner supper on his 23rd.
Ada G. Wells and D. F. Wells to president. Harry H. Hobbs for trea
Real Estate Transfers
poultry are in danger
Those
nient of freight the vessel brought N. L. Heiterbrand, 1 acre in sec. 3fi surer and V. D. Callison for secre
birthday last Wednesday,
unless they are pro. present were II. C. Bishop and fam
tary . Nominations for trustees were
several passengers for Florence.
17-11 W: »125.
The steamer Lillian was on the
tec ted by I’age ily. J. D. Pirtle and family. Mr. and
H. L. Bown to C. 8. Farrow lot 1 made as follows: George D. O’Con-
Hnery Gressman to Thomas Mc- beach at Glenada yesterday for re in blk. 29 of Junction City tax deed. nor, F. R. Wetherbee and M. M. Da-I
Woven Wire Fence. No farm ma- Mrs. Leo, Sidwell, J. D. Wlgle and
family, and Ham Bishop.
Kinnis 40 acres In tp. 18-2 W; pairs. The Roberts took her place at
Wm. Patzeburg to T. C. Luckey vis.
rauder ran get through, under or
I lots 9. 10. 11. 12 in blk. 1 of Replet
towing rock for the time being.
H. R. Nolleth and Janies Dirrick- 11000.
Several matters pertaining to the I
Wilis Bailey who has been in of lot 22 of Clark and Washburne’s welfare of the city were brought up,
over, Page Poultry Fence.
son nilllright mid blai ksniith for the
Consolidated Timber Co. to Walter
up t
B-K. Co., resigned their positions Alexander St3 of S'2 of sec. 36-15- Florence for the past six months or add to Springfield; »600.
!
including the establishment of a fur-
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so left Monday for Eugene and may
A. J. Arnel to J. Arnel W’4 of lot nlture factory at the Morgan Ar Stans-
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Galvanized by the same process, tho first of tho week nnd left Tues 3 E; $10.
for North Beach whore they own
Dora and John L. Furnish to Har decide to remain there.
bie planing mill In Fairmount, ..A'
j
18 of Cole’s plat of Marcóla; »10.
xvov. n in the same manner as the day
Dr. Bartie of Eugene was in Flor
several lots each. Mr. Nolleth and ry I*. Greenleaf tract 4 In Glenada
Jared Scott to Clara E. Mills lots committee consisting of J. W. Hobbs, »
ELY’S CREAM EiALStt famous Page Slock Lence. Th • Mr. Dirickson have been with the Gardens; $10.
ence Monday, having been called to 11 and 12 in blk. 22 of Acme; »550. E. C. Lake, E. K. Wheeler and E. U.
Applied Into th« nor’rlls
fence is extraordinarily strong Its company about four years.
W. A. Cox to Mrs. Ida Honing lot treat Mrs. John Hewitt of Acme.—
8. M. Clarke to R. D Calkins N Lee. was named to investigate the
I« q«lelify abffiorbwd.
The Misses Josephina and Hen 2 in blk. 63 of Chicago add to Flor Florence West.
50 feet of lot 10 in blk. 2 of Shaw's merits of the proposition.
ni shes range from‘54
CIVI« RILIIF AT ONCE.
ence;
$1.
rietta
durst
celebrated
Washington's
second add to Eugene; »500.
Good roads communications and
, the ground to4 inches at the ton
it
Moot!)»••♦, I h ii I h nutl prt b • I fir
birthday with Misses Rose and Fran
W. L. Campbell to E. R. dowdy
Emma A. Elspass to W. O. Heck other matters were considered at $
<1 moiimim | nirinbriiiit* r»- uiiintf from < n**irrh I?9 great strength keeps out the ces Parry. The forenoon was spent lot 4 In blk It of Washburne K- DEADLY PLAGUE
art lot 1 in blk. 2 of Shaw's add to length.
iwxl drivnn HWiiy À (’nid in fin* H» a <I <|in< kl v . stock. Its fineness of weave keeps in looking at pictures and post Milliorn's add to Junction City;
IN MANCHURIA Eugene; »25.
»
Mentors tho Henne* o( Tutte nn<l Sui»-11.
serv
$890.
cards, a splendid dinner was
Springfield Realty Company
in the poultry.
It k eqnv to tig»». Contniun in> ìnlnri ui-
’• •
SON
OF
PIONEER
28
—
ia
all;
St.
Petersburg,
Feb.
♦
ed after which they went for a
John F. Freeman to H. M. Mil
Albert Zerull lots 8. 9, in blk. 1
tiniKg, Ho morrury, no ruraine, no mor-
Pei Chunllntze, about fifty ♦ Sunny Side add to Springfield: »300.
nnd had a good time.
liron 208 acres in tp. 16-5 W; ito.
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR
We carry n fuN line of Page
|*hitie. The bounvboM n nirily.
miles front Harbin, is being ♦
Pylvina nnd Resina Hanns, Ma r-
Thomas Gray to L. H and E. O.
Joseph W. Peterson to Mrs. Hen
Price, 50 cents nt Drnggbits or by mail-
Standard Stock Fence, Ilog and gnrette Tillman. Thelman St evens Potter lot 8 in blk 2 of Kelsay'a add
ravaged by the plague, The ♦ rietta Driskill lots 9 and 10 In blk.
DIES AT EIGHTY-FOUR
FLY DROTHFRS, 50 Warren St., New York,
and Helen Johnson were at the Mc to Eugene: $500.
deaths are reported to num- ♦ 2 of Elmira; »275.
Sheep
Fence,
etc*
Kenzie bridge Wednesday for a pic
her 20Q daily. The- Chinese ♦
Charles II. Fisher to Jennie E.
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Bellingham, Wash . Feb. 28. Dr.
Melvin Hansen to J. C. True lot
nic. They enjoyed a good time un Sevier lot 7 In blk. 2 of Blair street
emperor has reprimanded the ♦ 3 in blk. 14 of Midway Park; »10.
Benjamin N. Bond, son of the first
It pays to protect your
.’tST ANO HEALTH TO MOTHE* AND CHIU
til some boys appeared and nearly add to Eugene: $10.
Manchurian authorities for ♦
governor of Illinois, a veteran of the
Let u ; show you what PagePouluy frightened them to death, however,
M.S. W ih . low *. SooruiMi
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Charles H. Fisher to Robert Lloyd ♦ not having dealt more ener ♦
Springfield. Feb, 28.— Tad Lucky, civil war. and the oldest Mason in
JK>1 ter over SIXTY vnAh .bv
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a hero appeared and tho girls came Howe lots 19 and 20 in Garden tract ♦ getically with the situation. ♦ a well known former resident of Eu- Washington, died here today, aged 84
F. nee can do in actual tests.
bÜiTIlltkn for tl»e>r CHILI»««» Will’
home unharmed, the hero standing add to Eugene; $10.
The disease has appeared in ♦ gene and Springfield, having been in i years. He ia survived by three chlld-
11 TtiiNd, with fekh '. ct si”-*
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«nd get special
Ajricss.
HooTlirs the Clin.». S"l TENS
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Jm.re Co.. Cottage Orov. between them and the enemy until
Berger-Bean Hdw. Co., to D. C. ♦ many places and the death ♦ the saloon business in both cities, ;ren, 26 grand-children and twice that
Al.I.AYHH FAIN; CtlMKH WINO COLIC. •••«
th»» fair damsels wore well on tehlr Henry lot 2 in blk. 23 of Gross add ♦ roll is appalling.
♦ will return to Lane county and re many great-grandchildren. He had i
I» lh«l>r*t remedy tor I>1ABFHCI'A.
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«ell 'JdW <_n ■
•ohitely liarmle» Ilo »ine »nd •** '■’r _ , „
to Eugeue;$200. _
»Ide iu BpriDgfield. . , ....
■ ¡been a Mason for sixty years.
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Winslow*» Sonthlc: .'I'T'Ci'' ( >(■» «-• U» Oike'
Quae ckcubuah £ 3»r.s, Eugena. .» way hrnic.—Journal. —
SALS—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday-SALE
Hardwood Dining
Chairs, brace arms
golden oak finis!
Sets of 6 only
Hardwood Exten
tion 1 ables, quar
tered oak finish
6 foot $7.50
8 foot $10.00
$6.00
Others in Proportion
All Tables Reduced
sss
Old Stoves wanted in exchange for new Ranges.
WILL YOU TRADE?
THE STORE
THAT SAVES
YOU MONEY
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