Daily Eugene guard., November 13, 1899, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY -
NOV 13
All Popular
Brands of
ClGArtS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
Bargain Colnuiu Changes.
The following changes in Bargain
Column advertising appear today. This
column it tbe moat complete business
direotory ever published In Eugene
and la closely watched by Odakd
readers:
Bugene Real Estate & Investment
Company.
F A Rankin.
SIKi.VlTim,
90' Ramblers $S8.
City council tonight.
Ideal bloyolea. Keduoed prices.
Dr Lowe optician with JocLucley.
Uood easy wringers and washers at
F L Chambers.
High grade cigars and pure tobacco,
I K Peters Ninth street.
Grass seed ail kinds. F L Cham
bers. Lola of second hand stoves cheap.
F L Chambers.
University souvenir decorated oblna
at J. O. Watts.'
160 Crescent bloyoles sold. Not a
klok, etc.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
tirgans. Repairing and polishing,
Bloyole repairs, repairing, eio.
Matlock & MoClanaban,
The Yellow Front grocery, Ninth
street, keeps one of tbe best stocks of
tobaono and cigars in tbe oity.
A flask of quicksilver, weighing 1CD
pounds arrived here today for tbe
Luoky Boy Mine, Blue River dlstriot.
Overtoil's new wall paper Is here,
Umbrellas recovered and repaired at
Eugene Haw Works.
Lon Cleaver has sold, for Its owners,
tbe Tread well mine in Baker county,
for the sum of f 60,000.
Stamp photos, four poses; 16 for
26 cents, at tbe Eugene Photo Btudlo.
I can supply dry lumber outtlngs.
Bplendld for stovewood or kindling.
CliAl Ckonkb.
The Oregonlan today has another
sheriffs tax sale of 70 columns. No
wonder that paper does not publish
the " Plummer letter."
Leave your order at F L Chambers
for chimney sweep or stovei set op.
The latest fad, tbe Stamp pboto.
Made by the Eugene Photo Co.
The Boers have run their republic
since 1836 and have behaved them
selves pretty well. Who that lovet
our republio wants to see them low
theirs now?
Expert bicycle repairing.
Matlock A MoClanaban.
A fine line of fresh fall and wlutei
groceries at I K Peters, Yellow Front
grocery, Ninth street.
Trade your old stove off for an air
tight and save half tbe trouble of carry
ing the wood, F L Chambers trades.
Some of the street orosslngt In Eu
gene are a ditgraoe to tbe city, especi
ally tbe one across Willamette street
between Preston A Hale's and Yoran
A Bon's.
Experlsnoe Is the best teacher, Use
Acker's English Remedy In any case
of coughs, oolds or croup. Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 26 eta and 60 ola. For sale by
W L DeLauo.
WtijTj Purchase a I'ife Orojan.
The M. E. church of th's city will soon
have a pipe organ, Hiraiigemenls hav
ing been niadu to purchase n Hue in
strument from the Kimball Company,
Chicago. The amount needed by the
church ba nearly all In en voluntarily
subscribed. The organ Is oue made to
order for tbe Portland exposition, but
was not completed in time fur accept
ance, and purchased by the church
at the very rea unable price of (1100.
The organ bai a height of 11 tut,
width of 8 feet, and a depth of 6 f jt
and 8 inches. It has 393 pipes. The
bellows will be opera'. 1 by a water
motor. This is the (list Instrument of
Its kind to be looted in Eugene.
Supbems Court Case. The case
of tbe Mot'ormick Harvesting Ma
chine Company, r .pondent, vs A. G.
Hovey, dolnj business as tbe Laue
County Bank, appellant; appeal Horn
Lane county was argued In the su
preme court today. Thee se of J. T.
Royles, appellant, vs. H. D Norton,
respodent, appeal from Lane county,
will be beard by tbe supreme court
Wednesday, Nov. 22nd.
To San Quentin. Ten Wardner,
Idaho, stilkers, sent up for 22 months
encb, prised through Eugene yeser-
day afternoon bound for tbe Han Quen
tin, California, penitentiary, In charge
of a number of gui di. They bad a
special car.
Complimentary. Tbe Oregonlan
says edltoiially: "A publication of
timely interest and vslue Is Professor
McAllster's bulletin on this week's
coming meteoric shower." That paper
publishes theon' io'i of the pamphlet
In full.
HiTCHiNQ Posts. The bitching
raoks around tbe oourt bouse square
are In a dilapidated condition. Tbe
county ought t pla' ) them in order at
ouoe as they a"e a great convenience
to our farmers.
Robbed tbe Grave.
A stirtllng Incident, of wblcb Mr
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was tbe
subject, is narrate 1 by him as follows:
"Iwssina mi t dread. ul condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en, tongue ooat3d, pain continually In
back and sides, no appetite gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians bad given me up. Fortu
nately a friend advised .trying 'Eleo
trlo Bitters;' and to my great joy aud
surprise, the first bottle made a d jided
improvement. 1 continued their use
lor tur e weens ana am now a well
man. I know tbey saved mv life and
robbed the grave of another victim."
No one should te.H't trv them. Onlv
60 cen' i, (,'araut ), at Linn's Drug
more.
Sick Headaobe absolutely and per
manently cured by uslug .Mokl Tea,
A pletiant herb drink. Cures consti
pation and ludlg -ttou, makes you eat,
sleen. work and hamiv. Hatlfuutlon
guaranteed or money back. 26 ots aud
ou ots. r or sale oy w- Li ueLauo.
No Care, So Pay.
That la the way all dritmilsta mil Grovo's
Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills, Malaria and
Blliousness. It Is as pleasant to talcs as
MmunD)nii. ouceuia
Tlmbor Land Act, June 3, 1878
TJmtsd Status L,nd Oiticb, )
lioBSnusu, OnmoN,
November 13, 1899.)
Notice Is hereby ghon that in compliance
with the provisions of an aot of congress of
JnneS, 1878, entitled "An aot for tbe sale
ol timber lands ia tbe states of California,
Oregon, Novada and Washington Tot rltorv."
John 11. Campbell, of Eugene, county of
Lane, state of Oregon, has tbia day filed bis
worn statement Mo. 734, for the purchase
of the B E V of srotlon No. 20, in township
17 8 Range no. 4 K, and will offer proof to
how that the 'and sought is mole valuable
for Us timber or at ine than for agricultural
I rat-pones, and to eat ibl'ih his claim to said
and before tbe Register and Keooiverof
tbia olu e al Uosebrvg, Oregon, on Friday,
tbe 19th day ot Jenui v. l'.KHI
He names as wltoemna: William M. Ren-
Bbaw, rrrtiols t. I-unn, Christian Marx,
Matthew 8. Wa'is, ot Eugene. Oreson.
Any and all perso'-s o'aimlng adversely
the above.desorlbed l u i are requited to
Ills the'- olaims in this ofllce on or before
rUd lutuuay of January, 19U0.
J.T. llaiuoKa, Itegiator,
The Guard's Bargain Columns.
YOU PRESS
THE BUTTON.
It does the teat. The new adlnalab
self opening umbrella. One of the
neatest things of the season. All
lea and qualities of bandits and
oovers.
F. K. DUNN.
WALL PAPER
CLEARANCE SALE
F.L CHAMBERS.
CI OUR.
Shop-worn and second-hand Bicycles
At 17.00, 19.00, 111.00, til 00, III.OO.
Itara ltartalna; ran'! be beat al tha
price, Wa are sailing lota ol suns and
ammunition,
Street BAKKKR (H'N WUKK8
FASHION'S DECREE
In pattern and novelty head diets for
nturo. mo irieur nit-io-iiAie ana
elaborate Hue ol KiitlUli walking hata
aud sailors. Prices to please ever; body
ModosteMtlllnort.
Willamette St.
MISSKS WALTON,
The Hunter's Lunch
Yon will find Tor j tiling you want to
Wholo Wheal ihrradcd MkuIIi & rent
tviHurum on mi Milium, M PtMits.
Original IH-tiUhI Vani, lAcei.ta.
Chotc Kaitcru OyMcm. ito runts.
Lunch lxbatera, 2A cents,
tsanliuea, pickles aud the like,
9th Street. ORAV A BON
IVs American
Mads porcelain, handsomely deco
rated In deLoete bias. Ona hundred
pleos dinner sal for H0. Fifty-two
ror ro.w. unoioe laroi
produce and live poultry.
At A. E. WOOD, Orooei
Lest you forget,
We say it yet:
That lota In Un lTr.H r Addition, rlrht
'm ruler the drlpplngsof Uie sanctuary,' as
U wert.ara good prortf.
$60 to $125-Ey Termt
Eugene Real Kiute
inrMtaeat Cviapoy.
Thing Voa Need To Knew Whan Buylnc
Nr Q lhetiTo KtmWII factories
U O ami warsthiiiiaoa AMims
apres ot iloor ,.ace, a.l undrrono matiaKiMiirut
iMM uiviniiiiii nxitenm. i.eai ma rtal and
nianeii ciata or imsir ar uttiWnt .,i .n ....,1.
iiundar tho aupervlalim of men trahiH by
yoara o( yracttoal ixtpr1cneo in tlin loading
1 1.. . .m."v 111 nmiMira. cuon
fatMllllt-S aoTUle the ImM MimrniMlnn al 1 .-..-..-
iHrMlhle cot, and enal.lo the Klmlall Co. to
iuiut-ti tfujiri ui9 mtii lor ineir money.
y A r NK1N, Agent, Kugena.
T
Do Vol Want to UoEaitr
BeglnnloK Bept 13th rates to ChlnjttfO
will be reduced la the Northern
Paolflo. Call on or write
K McML'RriiKY, Airent,
Kugeue, Oregon.
To Cure a Cold la One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. All druggists refund tbe money
if It falls Ul cure. E. W. Urove'a a!una.
tUisls um h bo. 6o,
Chhis Bakiucii Mahkikd. A
nretlj wedding took p'.u.e at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James Qratiam, the
bride's parents, at Hood Itivur no
Wednesday, November 8, when ()raoe
Ailchilne tlrahnm was iniirried to Mr.
Clirl-lla.il liartaob, of Dawson City, N.
W. T. Rev. U. L. Hershuer, pa'dxir of
the Congregational church, officiated.
Tbe groom formerly lived at Hood
River, where he is well and favorably
known. Miss Graham has been a
teacher In Hood River public schools
lor the last Ave years.
Smallpox. The Blatesman says
there are two Dew co'.-a of smallpox in
that city, being the 8 year old daughter
of William Bauer and one of the pa, ties
who recently came from Albany, by
tbe way a party who con traded the
disease Id Marion county and was not
allowr i to remsln here. There Is one
other case there, three In all. The
Blatesman says there are seven cases at
Berry, which Eatioit has quarantined
against, and that the C A E conductors
have been orderrd not to receive any
passengers at that place.
The Revival. Great crowds greet
ed the evangellits yesterday morning
and eveuing at the Christian church
and a deep lnt srest wps manifest In all
the services. Tonight Mr Kellems'
subject will be "A Short Bed and a
Narrow Cover;" Is. 28:20. Tbe special
song by Prof and Mrs Webb will be
"The Unclouded Day."
Home Gathering. Tbe mem t ere
of the Ladles Aid Fiolety of tbe First
Presbyterian church of Eugene will
hold a "Family Gathering" in the
basement of the ohurch tomor-
row evening; refreshments will be
surved. Only members and their Im
mediate family Invited.
MULTNOMAH WON
'Varsity Football Men Defeated
In Portland.
Good Proobesb. The 4,000,000 feet
of logs balng run down tbe MoKenzle
by Forest & Woodcock for the Coburg
sawmill, lias reached Hayden's bridge.
It Is expected that they will reach
their destination next week if nothing
unexpect- 1 occurs.
Heard From. Junction City
Times: "A Umphreyes returned to
Portland from Ale sfra where be loeited
a number of g- d claims. He dissolved
partnership with H N Croln and the
Is 't he heard of him, be was beading
for Dawson City."
Call Extended. The First Pres
byterian ohurch of this city hr i ex
tended a call to Rev Mr Cleland, of
Brltiih Columbia, Id serve es ppstor.
Tbe gentleman Is sfid I) be a fine
talker.
Pension Granted. Through tbe
8. R. Wllllems pension agenoy, War
ren Luckey bri br en grant 'd a pen
sion by the government for his service
In the civil war. -
Lost. A ladles gold watoh was lost
on the streets ol Eugene November 7th
at tbe noon hour, A llberr' reward
will be paid the finder If he leaves the
same at the Guard ntlloe.
score s to o.
Portlanii, Or., Nov. 11. 1890.
Special: correspondence to tie
Guard: Multnomah Amateur Club
5; University of Oregon 0. This is but
the preface to the story of one or me
grandest battlts ever witnessed on a
football gridiron. It was not a sensa
tional game. Tbe 20 yard dash of
Bishop in tbe second half, was theouly
play that b. ought tbe spectators to
their feel, but nevertheless the game
was one of theolostst and most Inter
esting ever played on Multuomab
field. Hotb teams sieuied to be eveuly
matobed; some attribute the single
touchdown to Multuomah's superior
welgbt; others to "Multnomah luck."
The 'varsity men averaged about
seven pounds lighter than their oppo
nents, and this fact, together with tbe
wretched condition of tbe field prooa
bly aoxount? for Multnomah's victory.
The bright particular star of the day
was Bishop, Eugene's left-half. His
work, under the circumstances, was
fine an exhibition of ground gaining rs
was ever seeu on an Oregon gridiron
Knox, Eugene's other half, played i
splendid game, and Jakway and Z3ig
ler formed a wing around which it was
impossible for Multnomah to make
her yardage. Diok Smith, although
be wai pltttd against the terrible Mc
Millan, played a phenomenal game,
Three times during the second half.
he broke through and nt-Hed tho lun
nersfor losses, and when he waa given
the ball, wei a sure man for a gain
Little AngeM, at guard, pain i with
MoKlnuon, and Wagner provtd him
eelf a tower of strength at center,
Young play id bis end with h'sanus
timed skill and Hammond and Payne
also deserve special praise.
The star of the Portland team wr
easily McMillan. He played his old-
time steady game, and when called
upon to make yardage always took
the pigjkin the required dlstanc3,
Stiles and Meyers, tbe halvs, were
gcDd ground-gainer;, and Pratt at
tackle, surprised his most sangine ad
mirers. Kerrigan proved a gc id, ct ol-
beaded quarter, and Capt, McKlunon
at guard, must not be overleoked in
the matter of pra'se. Tbe Multnomah
team as a whole, deseives universal
praise and little ensure. Tbe men
played in good form and at critical
moments seemed to hold together bet
ir tban ' their opponents. Eugene
played a remarkable defemslve game,
but owing to tbe muddy field, her of
fensive work wrs not up tol' : usual
high standard.
. . FIRST HA LP.
Captain Smith won the toss and
chose tbe south goal Davey kicked
l Angell and UofO, at n thr.-a un
suocess'ul attempt , lost the ball on
dowus. Then Multnomah began to
hammer the 'varsity line for slow,
steady gains, and Just H minutes after
the whistle blew, McMillan carried the
leather acrois the college line, but
failtd to kick a goal. Payne kicked off
and Multnomah worked the ball to
tbe middle of the field, where U ofO
took possession oo downs. Knox and
Bishop each made good ueauwuy, mi
pimu wai Hiiiin forced to nunt. Ker
rigan fumbled the catch and qulcklasa
tlpsh Edwards had gathered in tne
fixnhlH hihI was sneeding toward the
coveted north goal, but Stiles swooped
down upon bim aud brougnt mm to
the irrnuild. The first half soon ended
Time 30 uiiuules.fc'core, M. A. A. V., 6;
U. of O., 0.
second half.
Phhp kicked to Mesers and Multl-
nouiah tent her backs into the 'varsity
Hut lor short steady gains, until the!
middle of the field was reached. Here
the Eugene men took a brace, secured
the ball ou downs and worked it aown
the field to tho M. A. A. C.'s 26 yard
line where the clubmen took possession
aud beau to return. Tbe story of the
reumiudei of Ihe game is a oonstant
change Irom theolubmen to the col
IpuIhiih. BiahoD's beautiful run car
ried the leather to MullnomaQ'a lu
yard line, but despite her strongest el-
form, the 'vsrsltv was unable to score,
Only once In the entire half was the
ball In Eugene's territory. During
the greater part of the half, it waged
hetwren M. A. A. C.'s lu ana s yarn
lines. When the wbletle blew, tbe
ball was in U. of O.'s possession about
J. V. KMJFFHAN
the middle of the field. Time of s.c-
ond half, 30 minutes. Final score, M.
A. A. C. 6, U.ofO. 0.
The teams lined up as folio -vs.
M. A. A. V. Eiigi-mi.
Barrett LK Zler
McMillau L T Jackway
.. , i n I Wadilell
""Kiuuou L O .spHuidi,,,,
Watson C Waguer
IJ-uiCb RG Angell
Pratt R T. Smith
Montague..., R E Young
r kiiht
St'lee K H Hammoud
Meyerc H Bishop!
Kerrigan Q B Edward-
Davey F B Payne!
Substitutes: M. A. A. C; Oimsead,
Volkarat, Wood, Joe Peatt; for U. of
O., Moist. Ford, Stubllng, Spauldlny,
Goodall, Dodge.
Umpire and referee: Setb MoAlister,
of Eugene aud A. M. Ellsworth, of
Portland. Linesmen, Ed Mays, U. o
C., end Jliu Barrager, M. A. O.
Touohdowus, McMillan 1.
notes
The U. of U. team and friends ie
turned yesterday afternoon. Tuny ap
pear In the best of spirits and realize
that they incJe Multnomah fight hard
for her victory. There appears to be
no 111 feeilng between the teams this
year and It 1, to be 1,7"
I existing fevre W th
It,,!!. ,. " C0t4D..
Both teams , . -"""'inn.
W. Ihealra, u ... ' '" al .-. ..
pl..vrHn-b-,eda1 ..,,, tt.
ant! gave SHiiafa,.!.. .. San,.,
people. ""'''OiIihQ
A RETURN Qamb,
Manager Uuodtiub ..
a return gaIlm wj,u -'" I,
luan, 1. . lu" Mull.-
team.
oo Noy. 25, although- J"
onf.,ttohttvetl, "lf0nk
TheU..,fo.tl'''E
and train l,, r ... '" Miu
Berkelev. ih .u. 8.atUl-M a
fore the second Multn,1"
Played. The 'varsity m.hB.,
verse the acre eif 7to
stand a tirHi.claas chani H
mab plays the rime iMJ " "'
urday. "mmd4.
The U. ot O. ,eaw ,i, ,
Berkeley Thursday fc" h
2:14 train. 6,000,1 Ik
Other games Saturday n i
Albany Col., o. Will... , M
Pacific U.0. W",in""leD,;
80 cords body Hr Tni . I
Judge or Commissi ?"""S
THE GUflHO'S BflRGrllll G0ItDmH$,
Where There's Soao
There's Hope. "
We have an excellent line of toilet soaps
at bargain prices:
Balsam Tula boi 15 cents
Daisy Queen box 26 cents
Royal Ulyceriue. .box 25 centa
Theso goods aie Kirks Best, Try them
P O Grocer, C. D COMBS CO.
It Is Our Business
To dispense health-giving prescrip
tions in the right way. It ia a busi
ness whioh we bave not learned in a
day, but only after years of hard
steadv. Dersistent worK and study.
We use pure drugs, compound them
accurately and charge an honest price
Willamette St. W. L. DeLANO, Chemist
A Fondly Tip...
On men'nuiiderRarmeuU. We fcavean
extra fine quality ol gray wool llecco
lined, 50 cents each. Also another grade
with a delicate blue sirl;, same price.
Bee our windows.
8. H, FRIKNDLY.
Dry Goods.
STOVES TO BURN....
We Have Got It..
Get what? Blue Mountain Toilet
Soup and Scouring Soap, Jap Rose
Seap, Nut Floaiing Soap. A tea
spoon with every cake. And other
Soap too numerous to mention.
J. U. GREEN & SON, Grocers.
The Smart Things
In men's t 'eat (oats are found her1
Tbe new English Box in bio waa,
ti)H or Dltin black; the whip cord,
Herring boD6, Kerseys and Meltons
They tur :e tne Doys iouk r;gni.
S3 to 20.
HAMPTON BROS
THE WISE,
The beautiful, the (rood: aire. Youth,
md babyhood, faithfully reproduced
oy me iamensc s an.
EUQENE.OR,
BAILEY'S
RIBBED BACK RUBBER
Outweara all others.
For ealo at
Yoran's Shoe Store
OUR ADVANCE SHIPMENTIOF
Fall Novelties
" Dress Goods
Have arrived and"aro
now open for inspection!
Beautiful Black and Colored Silk
and Wool Crepons in the
Very Latest Effect and Colorings.
-LOVELY PLAIDS -
For Skirts and Suits;
All of the Newest Creations.
Jackets, Capes and
Furs in all the
New Shades and Styles.
S. H. FRIENDLY
JUST AS THE
Sun "Went Down
It began to rain. Than you all want
atorm coatB. We have any kind yon
waoi, irom one aouar lo ten.
P. FRANK & SONS
rue 1'lcket.
Our Third
Shipment...
Of Cole's Air Tight Stoves lor this
season nearly all sold. Fourth will be
iieresmia. we exenange lor second-
iibuu .loves.
Ninth and Oak Sla.
8. L. LONG
The Restless Feet...
of school children mnst have a good
quality of shoes. We have them
waterproof, warranted genuine The
ideal scbool shoe. Tbe assortment
ia iarr and stock choice. Don
miss (hem. F. K. DUNN.
We Want Everyone
In town to try our new method of
iigaung oneaper than oil, better
tban electricity. No wioks to trim,
no odor, sale and economitul. The
one-light pendant, 8. Try it and
you ii warn anotner.
WINTER PHOTO CO
BLANKETS
GALORE
The largest line ot good cheap blankets
In town. Our 50 cent grade will surprise
you. llrays or white. Of course we have
got the better grails also.
McCLUNG'S.
Golden Eggs
Are being laid for every bargain hnn
ter in town, for we are closing out a
large stock ol dry goods, clothing,
hats, shots, tin ware and groceries.
Don't miss this opportunity to save
Ninth and Oak Bta. EHINEHART'S
The most elaborate line of stoves InEu.
gene are found here. Steel ranees cook
en and air tight heater; prices from $4 up
Also the celebrated Jewel ranges; the
best on earth. Our prices will interest
you.
THE GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
We Want Heads... '
Of ladies to wear our rich autumn millin
ery, which will com prise all the very new
688 creations of the fashion world. Ea-
g'-ah walking hats and new felt Bailors
geiore, some as cheap as ou cents.
EASTERN MILLINER.
...9th St. Miss E. Salt:'.man
OUR DAILY BREAD
IriHwavslitrht. fresh and ia full of health
ful nourishment. Baked from choice
flour, in a sanitary bakery, by expert
baker.. All kinds of bread and fancy
DaK'QK is our specialty.
CHICAGO BAKERY.
0- C. Zbioler, Willamette St.
...CALL ON...
H. GORDON,
THE HOUSE-FURNI8HER.
For bedroom sets of all kinds from 112.60 np.
The Rich can
Ride in Chaises
ii' the farmer can ride his drag
narrows by naiog tbe new improved
ridieu attachment. Than a .h..n
Cume and see them. The celebrated
weaer farm waoons.
Produce merchandise.
Ninth and Oak Sta. 0. 0. MoMAKIN
RICH AUTUMN
MILLINERY
Choice pattern headwear nnd the
season's leading novelties. Walking
hats and sailors.
MISS ESTEI T LEARNED
Ninth St.
A Monument
Of Perfection -
Tn Inrnttm a JnnA.il. ...
. r11 ,'"u Kraniw or maroie
made in any style or size, at reasonable
nrinfiti. Paimni t. .
Ladies Attention..
Yon
the I
will flna owl
?."" oi under (tnrBml.K- I
choice wool coDbia,Sta1Bbr
y piesso everyona whn.
Price, . SoI&ZM
. .. MIKH a' r.""5
iiaaies- furnisher. MB
PUZZLEST
We have rewired
"Klondike Puzz u-.hj.."!
away to our m.tomeB ud SSS
a hey are inUrestia,, tufa&H
entertainine. to th. Zu
. . -JIHj
U A. UVLHTON, guj
Lane (V. Leading l-iint and WiU
Improved Horaeshoelan
Thore-s no part of . how h.
kvery time a hone Ubnaan!;
onr Rhnn tha ...t ... m I
olosely aod defects in vmSl
ing are ootrected, ffedama
sime old prloe. '
Olive St. WILEY iBCBij
Oeneral Btckimlili., wiJJ
Fine Wood Furnishing.
Fnr .Inn. nfflu. L.
to order on short aotlce! Wtndm,Str
workers. Price, reaiowbli kn
alyen on .npllcatloD. m
fully attended to.
Sixth 81.
EVERYTHINO
Under the Sun
Is bought and sold line. W. as
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nuu uuuseuoiu inrouan, ud a
I .tisfy your wants tad oocknboai.
WINTEE8 i UAKTU
nintn de.
WE ARE ENGAGED
In the Good Cause
Of putting down driol, ol tail I
brantis. (Jome and belp m im I
The Old Sovsrein Whiikn, H I
try it. It pleases. Wtl dilioo.1 1
all Kinds. THIS uurrxUMi I
Sommerville & Berger.
Meet Me on Meat m
And I will meat jon will Ibi W I
the country sllordt. My aaaat a I
nign-graae, sola at iituv .
will treat von richt TriiH.
0.1.0
Phone 10 for prompt ssrriw.
W. W. Martin,
Willamette Ut.
KUGENK ORANITB A
MARBLE WORKS.
We Don't Sell
Gold Dollars for ninety cents, but we
of ehoioe groceries at the lowest mar
ket prioea, and good measure, whioh
a uiwu an laanoemeni.
v. u i niir.
Willamette St. Grocer
HORSELESS CARRIAGES
Brsid new; metalllo wheels; rubber tires
canopy top; handsomely upholster. J; all
wuui.-uru, iur tne Dames, fapa
will be the motive power. Prices J7.00
to2o.00. Guns, Ammunition, Bicycles,
Cutlery, General repairing.
HOKN ft PAINE.
Its Rag Time
From now on In the prices of clothinf,
fnrni.h.ng and dry goods; for I'm closing
out; the best bargains in town are found
here daily.
A. V. PETERS.
Its Highly
Recommended
By people here at home who have ued
eriruitoo a Poison Oak Remedy. It I. a
positive cure for oak poisoning, itch eo
tema, ringworms tetter. 85 cents.
0th Street Drug Store,
JAPAN COMPLEXION
DkUUM
The neatest thing ever Introduced.
An aicellent substitute for face
powder and absolutely haimless
io cent bottles for 60 cents. One"
third off on all toilet articles,
H. O.j;2i,VWBO0KBIORK.
Heavy Winter...
" M.v IUM.
DAVID LINK.
A Royal English
Semi porcelains dlM at JWf
pieces, very choice qnilin
some desitm, 9(5.25. Oddpieoi
trian China; bsnjaia pric
GEO, T. EAIi.P
dm
Handsome Dining,
Room furniture tirwlli,l2
or square eitcniion Ubl
tered oak, J8.00 no. Hy?
fortable chair, to airtcb W
Fancy sofa pillow. gJ.
FfJ-RNiSwij;
New Books
,be,t E. SCHffABfflCffll
BETTER THAN DOCTORS' BILLS
To have your home
with sanitary prarawnr.ii-!
neu. Trrm
8TAR8 Iji
wiiin,tt St. Fnew"
propfrfrSS
let. h",5
The Monarch of Excellency
Is the endorsement given by all sm e
of the Sta- e Senator. Try a boi. The
Queen of Hearts is the best nickel smoke
n the state. All tha leading brands of
tobacco at F. C. POTTS,
Willamette St Tobaccoiest.
A LITTLE DOCTOR....
Given away free; which consists of Bfty
two choice well selected formulas for
v. uimon anmenw. You should nt be
"""' urn and get It with
Thi Cobsir Dsoo Stork's
Compllmanta. VINCENT & CO.
Fnn ThatHiinorvFl
Trroneof.wrT.bl.
cents. A O" 'f'diTS
remedy. KXS
day dinner, a Pi1"' ,
THE H0FFMA HOC
W. O. Zti0Lm Prop- -
If You Are Off
It mai
age
bathe fault of your watch. Many
K"o wrong on mis account
a'w wrong omnia account
sre ei pert in watch repairiogand
charge the same as the other fellow.
BICYCLES-
Repalrln.PondrlemfW- ,,AgjX
MATr.iiu. a "
P.rl Othfl
nun mw ; mt4
VTL: rdinca plJf, t
. " . rr . aiwav r.r
Th. Shoe Man.
Will metteSt,
J. & Lt'CKEV,
Th. Jeweler,
Graduate Optician,
JtwcJer.