Daily Eugene guard., January 25, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY - - - JAN 25
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALF. AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
IIKKVIT1KK
Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey.
W. W. Martin lift moved Into uIb
dow residence.
E. J. Frasler went to Independence
on tills ttfternoo i's train.
Hievcle repaired while vou wall.
C 0 Matlock.
He mire and attend the ichool meet
ing tomorrow evening
Jllcycle supplies of all kinds on hand.
C C Matlock.
An elegant line of elgara ond tobao
coesjust received at the Hurher Hhop
cigar store.
We have a few aeooud-hand wheel,
for aale cheap, cash or Installments.
0 C Matlock.
Wall paper at coat, and less.
F LChambere.
1'ioketa are now on eale at the Corner
Drug Htare for the Old Maids' Conven
tion, lor 26 and 60 cents.
The new Degree of Honor lodge here
initiated 20 new members last evening.
A splendid banquet waa served.
Ladles' and misses' leggings, black,
Jersoy knit, full button, $1 value; now
(loo, at Barker Gun Works.
Look out for entertainment by the
ladles of rit. Mary's Episcopal Guild ou
Ht. Valentine evening, Februury 14.
R M Hutohlnson, of Oakland, Or.,
Is said (o be I he tallest man In the stale.
He Is 7 feet high, while his father Is
only 6 fret 8 inches.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give Immediate relief, or
iiioi ey refunded. Hold In handsome
III boxes at llo cits. Fur wile by W L
DeLano.
Just received a lull car load of au
pi rlnr steel ranges and cook st ives
which were bought early, 1'nccs alill
reasonable at F L Chambers.
Albany Democrat: "Editor Camp
bell, of the Eugene Udakd, Is now a
papa, his first experience aa such. The
newcomer, born on Huuday Is a boy,"
Oh, no! Beo ind sou, If you please.
Ladles' and misses' leggings, Jersoy
knit, black, full button, $1 value; clos
ing at 050, at Darker Uun Woiks.
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
In prices on llnln wagons, Ituolne
buggies, Atnuitor drills, Dandy dlso
harrows, Oliver walking plows and
1'ltts harrows. Now Is tlio lime to
buy before this lot is all sold.
The boys who occasionally go broke
appear to be delighted with tlio pawn
shop, as shown In the English drama
"London Lite." They say Uncle
Isaaoa makes them feel so much at
at home.
Lewis Dennis, Halein, Ind., says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good
than suythlng J ever took." It digests
what you eat and can not help but
cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
Vluoent A Co, Comer Drug Store.
F. 11. Thlrklold, health Inspector of
Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspeimla Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyapepala." It dl
geats what you eat and cures Indiges
tion, heartburn and all forma of dys
pepsia, Vluoent & Co, Comer Drug
Htors.
I want to let the people who sutler
from rheumatism aud solatloa kuow
that Chainberlalu'i I'aln llalm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a doctor had (ailed. It Is the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J A
Dodgeu, AlphnretU, On. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves the
pain, f or sale ty w u uci.ano.
Now la the time to mako the wife
happy with that air tight heater,
l'rlom very low at F L Chambers.'
Htate of Ohio, Clly of Toledo, )
Luoaa County, J '
Frank J. Chknky make oath that
he is the senior partner of tho firm of
F.J.Cheney & Co., doing business In
the city of Toledo, county and etate
atomism, ana inai sain mm win pay
ON K HUNDRKD DOLLAKH for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot te cured by the use of Hall's
CATARHII CUK1S.
FHANK J. ClIKKKY.
Hworn to lefore me and sulwcrlbed
lu my presence, this 0th day of Decem
ber, A. 1)., 1HW.
,- - A. W. (It.EABON,
bkal ' Notary Public
Hall's C'sUrrb Cure Is taken Inter
nally and act directly on the blood
and mucous surface of the system.
Hend for testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciiknkv A Co ,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Tills are ths best.
All the late processes, such as Carbon,
IMatlnntype, Has Itrllef, and ltoysl
ltnmilde we are able to fuml.li our
cations.
Celeron I'snels and oval enclosures
In many tint are the newest thin In
Mounts.
An elegant day.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Uepairlug Slid polishing,
Holiool ineelliiir toinorrow evruiug In
the court hou-e Every volcr ought
to be present.
Frank Dearborn, of Hulein, Is uiu. b
impioved today.
D. M. JloCrady, artlsllo painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at I'restou 4 Hales.
John Hollaud and Mrs. J. W. Hill
are moving to Cottage Grove, where
they will open up a hirel.
Just received all the lute models of
lUOOllaoiblerand Ideal bicycles.
C. C. Mati)ck.
Fully M)0 voters have already reg.
(stored lu 24 days. Registration does
not close until May 15. A splendid
start.
Cash your Southern Pacific time
checks at the Cobweb saloon.
Mayhew A Reams.
J B Montgomery, the energetic rail
road builder and contractor, died at his
home in Portland lost night, aged 08
years.
.AurellusTodd and wife, formerly of
Lane county, are now residents of
Hillsborough, Florida. A long ways
(rom their old home.
E. L. Mlmms, of Pendleton, con
victed of manslaughter, has appealed
his case to the supreme court. He Is
Wm F. Matlock's son-in-law.
You can cash your Southern Pacific
time checks at the Cobweb saloon.
Mayhew & Reams.
It was said seme days ago that some
parties were making arrangements to
spray the infected fruit trees In our
clly. If such Is the case, why don't
they "show up," asksa Guard reader.
Experience Is the bet teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy lu liny oaae
of coughs, colds or croup. Hhould It
fail to give Immediate relief money re
funded. 26 eta and 50 cis. For sale by
W L DeLano,
HherilT Withers has received from
Uherlfl Van Orsdol, of Polk county a
permit to witness the execution of W.
(i Magers, which lakes place at Dallas
February 2, 1000.
Kick Headache absolutely and per
manently cured by using Mnkl 'lea.
A pleasant herb drink. Cuies consti
pation and Indigestion, makes you eat.
sleep, work and happy. Hat I faction
guaranteed or money buck. 26 cts and
60 cts. For sale bv W L DeLano,
E. B. Htephenson, of Iowa, superin
tendent of the Pacific Coast Sunday
school district, and W. II. Williams,
of Salem, Oregon, Sunday Bchool mis.
slonary, arrived here today. They will
apeak at the Christian church tonight.
Size doesn't Indlcato quality, Be
ware of counterfeit and worthless salve
ollered for Do Witt's Witch Hazel Halve.
DeWltt's Is the only original. An
Infallible cure for piles and nil skin
diseases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug
Store.
Tho steamer City of Eugene left for
Portland this morning with a small
cargo of freight. Before arriving at the
metropolis she will move 1,000 or 4,000
bushels of wheat between Harrleburg,
Liverpool Lauding, Peoria, Corvallls
and Portland.
I. T. Travis, Agent Southern B. B,,
Helluii, Ga,, writes: "I can not say
too much lu praise of One Minute
Cough Cure. It my case It worked
like a charm." The only harmless
remedy that give Immediate result!.
Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis,
and all throat and lungtrnubles. Vln
oont Co, Corner Drug Store.
Fretioh Tansy Waters, I tie world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are, never falling
and safe. Married ladles' friend
French Tatisy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but ftislst on genuine; In red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importers, Site Turk St,
San Francisco. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent In plain wrapper direct
n receipt of t'J.
It has boen demonstrated repeatedly
lu every state In the Union aud In
many foreign countries that Chamber
lalu'a Cough Itemed y la a certain pre
ventive and cure for croup. It has be
come the universal remedy for that
disease. M V Fisher, ot Lllierty, W
Va, only repeats what has been said
around the glotie when be writes: ' I
have used Chanilsrlatu's Cough
Remedy In my family for several years
and always with perfect success. We
believe that It Is not only the best
cough remedy, but that It Isaaure cure
lor croup. It has saved the lives of
ur children a number of times." This
remedy la for sale by W L DeLano.
AT MANILA.
Large Insurgent Force Has Been
Defeated,
LAST BIO ORGANIZATION.
Special to the Guard
Manila, Jan. 26 General Hob van
baa com pletely d Issl pated the last lurge
Insurgent force on the Island of Luzon,
at Lag una Debay. His forces suffered
little loss, while kthe Filipinos are said
to have suflered severely In loss nl life.
(JNDKKCHAKUE OF KOKtiKKY.
Prisoaerat Medford Waived Exam
ination and Went to Jail.
Medford. Or, Jan 24. The marshal
of Junction City reached Medlord Ihls
morning, having In charge Harry C
Collins, who It is alleged, two weeks
ago, forged a sight draft on William
Waddle, of iloeeburg, and secured
the Indorsement of Mr. Hamll
ton, of Medlord. They were
accompanied by Mr. Waddle, and went
at once before Justice Stewart. The
defendant waived examination, and
in default of bond was taken to the
county Jail at Jacksonville. The pris
oner Is said to be wanted at other
places for similar offenses.
PKIlHOIAL.
Jud Sk'nner, of Coburg, Is In the
city.
J. C. Bushnell returned to Junction
this afternoon.
Hon. H. B. Miller went to Salem
this afternoou.
M. S. Woodcock, the Corvall!
banker, s In the city.
Z. M. Brown, the cattle buyer, has
returned to Portland.
Miss Pearl Park arrived home today
from a visit at Portland.
Mrs. H. N. Cookerl I ne arrived home
today from a vIbII of two weeks at
Albany.
Mrs. W. B. t'engra is moving to
Ashland, where her son is a train dls
patoher.
Miss BoBalle Friendly was the
holder of No. 7, drawing the sideboard
at the John Lee Co. store.
Mrs Butterwortb and Mrs Ham
mond, of Medford, are visiting with
Mr and Mrs JameB Hammond, In this
olty.
Mrs. Emma Thompson left today on
a visit to Portland, aud Miss Stella
Dorris to Spokane, Wash., to visit her
alster, Mrs. Bronangh.
Frank Atkins, row proprietor of the
hotel at Lake Bennett, formerly owned
by J. D. Matlock, was In Eugene
today. Mr. Atkins will go to Nome
this spring.
Mrs. Albert L. Jackson, formerly of
this clly, accompanied by ber son,
were pssiengers on the California ex
press this morning en route to Califor
nia where she 18 taking her son for hi
health.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO
EALMLRS and fUVFRAL DIRECTORS
20 lbs for $1.00
a good met,
6 lbs for 25 cents
BEST 8AVON SOAP.
NEW SHOES
Just Received.
Latest Styles.
Bigger Assortment
Than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
a
TBiMSFF.KS or RBAl.Tf, ETC '
Ileina liuibrr About 'be looili
Hou-e.
Mortgage release $ 220 01)
Real estate mortgage 400 00
Real estate mortgage 75
KKUEM PrlONS,
E B Wade, redrein-d lax le cert -flcate
No 312 aud the Lucklaiuute
Lumber certificate No 254.
BEAI, KSTATB TRANSACTIONS.
U 8 to Caroline Williams, 80 acrea in
tp 16 s r 6 w; patent.
Frank brew and wife toCharlesCox,
135 acres in tp 17 8 r 9 w; $450.
F L Wasbbume to Frances W Wash
burne, one-half of resideuce property
in Eugene, corner Eleventh and High
streets; $1.
J LPoge, WM.to F L Chambers,
cemetery lot, fl. Quitclaim.
Cordelia A Thomas to A C
Woodcock, land lu tp 17s r5wj $100.
F L Baker to A V Woodcock, land
Jn Ipl6sr4 w; $314.
J M Keeney aud wile to Hales k
Preston, 160 acres In tp 18 s r 1 e; $153.
N Leathers and wile to J SV and R
E Hilton, 8 acres ill tp 10 s r 4 w; $S0.
PROBATE.
lu the matter of the estate of Wm II
Frady, deceased. Petition for probate
of will. Probable value of estate, jiw.
Will admitted to probate. Peter Johu
Frady appointed executor without
bonds as appears under the will; ap
praisers appointed, C E Russell, O W
Fiddler aud HM Doty.
Eitute of John B Fergueson, de
ceased; report ot collection and order
for second partial distribution. Total
amount cash on band, $5,279 OS. Paid
out to heirs heretofore, $1,800; and or
dered to pay $580 more to them.
Estate of William Lewis deceased;
petition for letters of administration.
Probable vulue of estate, $200.50. J H
Miller appointed administrator with
$401 bonds; surety, C D Lee. appraisers
appointed, J M Nichols, L W Clark
and J M Moore
CIBO01T COUBT.
H M Williams et al vs Caroline
Clow, administratrix estate of Robert
Clow, et al; answer filed. Attorney
E R Bklpwortb. It denies all allege.
Hons in complaint.
Chaa. L Scott vs Ida T U pshaw;
usual demurrer lo complaint filed by
the attorneys for plaintiff, A C Wood
oock and A E Wheeler.
COMMISSION FILED.
Harry Dunbar, notary public.
LEASE,
Mary J Baker to A C Woodcock,
lease to land in tpl6ar4w; $160 per
annum in advance. ,
PBOOP OP LABOB.
Bald Butte, Wild West and Orover
mining claims, by Wm Harris.
ABTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Florence Lumber Co, by William
Kyle, Joseph Fellman and Christina
Kyle; uame of corporation, Florence
Lumber Co; duration, perpetual;
object, to erect and maintain sawmills,
manufactories, and sell lumber, hold
and sell renl estate, eto; principal
nftloe, Florence; capital stook, $20,000,
divided Into 200 shares of $100 each.
A Monster Devil Fish
Destroying Its victim, is a type of
constipation. The power of this mur
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and musoles aud brain. There's
no health till It's overcome. But Dr.
King's New Life Pills area ssfe and
certain cure. Best In the world for
stomach, liver, kiduevs and bowels
Only 16 cents, at Linn Drug (Vaitrug
store.
Notice.
The W. It. P. L. will meet with Mrs.
J. J. Walton, at her home on Ninth
street, Saturday, 27th Inst, at 2 p. m.
All members urged to prompt attend
auce.
H. A. BARR
Writes an Interesting Letter
From Dawson.
OIVES MUCH INFORMATION.
JJ. H. Hubble is in .eceipt or a letter
from Hugh A Hair, of Dawson City,
N. W. T., bearing date of January 2,
J'MO, which is interesting in mun
I arts and gives mention to many well
known Lane county people. He says
in part:
"J. D. Matlock and family arenlcelv
situated In Dawson. They have a
store full of choice merchandise and
appear to lie doing well. Mr. Work
man, of the Hiuelaw, is working on a
bench claim ou Lovett gulch. Jacob
Klein is iu the employ of Dr. Thump
sou on one of his claims ou Gold Run.
He is well and as hearty asever. Jake
Neui-lsiutii is working on Hunker
creek. Clarence Adams is working for
me."
Mr. llarr says tiiat wages this winter
i $5 her day lor laborers and $10 for
engiueers. About 100 dog teams and
250 men expected to leave the middle
of this month for Nome, a distance of
2000 miles, and it Is expected 3000 peo-
lile will leave the vicinity of Dawson
for Nome during the season. Mr. Barr
Very bitter lo his denunciation of
dominion regulations for niiuing men,
and asserts that either results will be
kept from the royalty olllcers or tho
district will be virtually abandoned.
Fuel Is one of the greatest troubles to
contend with. There will be enough
for this season, but after that it will be
very scarce. With the Introduction of
steam thawers much more work can be
done now than formerly, and Mr.
Bair expects a larger output this year
thuu ever before. Wood is now selling
for $20 per cord and very little ollered
for thul.
"Tills district is at present writhing
iu the throes of official death. Atter
much prospecting under the greatest
of difficulties, by men who are leust
able to do so, Iudiau river and tribu
taries (all but a few claims) has beeu
granted to concessions from Ottawa for
a mere pittance. All the government
fractions (87) on Dominion have been
sold in Ottawa for nu umnunt lens thuu
one of the claims went for one year
ago in Dawson. On the Klondike aud
tributaries no more locutions will be
received, and after the 14th of lust De
cember unrepresented claims cannot
be located as before. Attempts are
being made to muzzle the press 10 eep
the public from learning these
schemes, and the editor of the Sunday
Gleaner, 8. W. Beniple, was recently
fined $1185 for contempt, and not
allowed to go over to the bank to get
the money, but wis placed In jull
while one of the offlcerss was sent after
the amount."
fall Paper...
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Wenave uijuiul-u tu iiiacoiuiiino our
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paput uuji.niiin.-ni, aim on account
tlOHlg SO Wlll ujici BUIIIU UI Ull! tin fc-St
ot paper in tjiiujiu iu
Startling
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. Tho opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
live work at a small expense.
IIFFIH HARM
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SOCIAL.
Modem Woodmen.
Speolal meeting in Elk's hall Thurs
day evening, January 25, at 7:80 sharp.
Conferring of degrees and any other
business that may come before the
cemp. Members and visiting mem
bers urged to be present.
R. McMurpiiey, Ven. Con.
4 Frightful Blunder
Will often cause a horrible burn,
oald, out or bruise, llucklen'a Arnica
Salve, the best In the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal It. Cures
old sores, fever sores, ulcers, bolls, fel
ons, corns, all skin eruptions. Best
pile oure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Linn Drug
Co, druggist.
Coburg Items.
Attorney Woodcock received a letter
today from Harney county addressed
"Boboook."
Our Grand
Annual
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
Ai4 JjT
Jan. 24, 1000.
We may be a false prophet , but we si n
cerely believe what wo say, when we
give our opinion that it Is going to
snow. The walks are icy and pumps
are freezing. A Utile snow and we
would call it winter today.
We had a railroad wreck right In
town last week. The engine was pull'
Ing loaded cars out of the lumber yard
when, on reaolilng a slight curve on
the switch, a box car, which was load
ed too heavily on one side toppled over,
leaving the wheels on the track. The
seotion men with the very efllcient
aid of the pile driver, now at work at
the McKenzle bridge, righted the car
during the day aud reloaded the lum
ber.
Mrs. J. C. Goodale Is reported as
recovering from her late paralytic
etioke.
Mr. M. Burns has been on the sick
list but Is now covalescing.
A little son of Mr. Frledenberg died
Friday night after an illness of several
weeks, and was burried In the I. O. O.
r. cemetery Sunday.
A mrgical operation was performed
on the diseased thigh ot Claud Taylor
last niotHiity, which It is hoped, will
bring about his recovery. At last ac
counts he was resting easily.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. W. Tillman went
to Lebanon the first of this week and
areexptcted home today.
FIRST CLASS....
Mloe! Slioen!!
Some genuine good bargain in fine
shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran's
shoe store during their clearance sale.
To Hanci Maokrs W. C). Magen
will be banged at Dallas Februa-y 2, at
10 a. m. Magers will be hangid with
the fBino rope that swung Claude
Itranton into eternity here last spring.
There Is no hopeolexecmive clemency
It Is stated.
Tramps Skntencri,. Kiwriler
Dorris today seutenoed four tramp,
arrested for begging, five ,ly, eoch to
work on the i reels, '
Ninth street mud is being 1Ru.tHi
away today.
TI'"eare,ixpri.oner.lnthecout,tv
lll and four in lh city
Aurehu, Todd and " h.uily. fIDlfr
wel known citl,..e, of Kusene, i1RV,
oisde their home for ., yw, .
, -rlda. Mr To.,,, ,. Rt
tuba where he i. siipe,in,ftln ,,,p
""tiding of a i.rI, w,rpllou
property of our covem.,,...,
nt,lm.n.l the err,,in of j
.,.- ii" V """" M eot of
iwaya rtwlrr.
ZIIMWAIr-WAUOH.
Two well-known young pcple cf
Isabel, Oregon, were married Wednes
day evening, January 17, 1900. at the
liomeof Ihe bride's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. T. J. Wough, by Geo. A. Drury,
J. P. The, contracting purlins were
Mis Bertha Waugh and Mr. Clarence
Ziiinwulr. I he room was handsomely
decora ed with evergreeus and flowers.
Afier connraiu'aiions, the guests were
invited to the dining-room, where a
mo3t bounilful supper was In wailinp,
A lurge number of handsome and
uie'ul presents were received by Ihe
young couple. The balance of the
evening was spent in social entertain
ment until a iate hour, when those
present bade the happy pair good-byp,
wishing them a happy and prosperous,
wedded life. Mr. and Mrs. Zu'iiwalt
will shortly leave for their future home
in Ensteru Washington.
RKC'Kl'TJON FOR REV. HOPKINS.
Last evening a reception in honor of
R'jv. Hurry L. Hopkins was given by
his parents at tlieir home on East Pearl
street. A uumber of young people
wore present, aud the evening was
thoroughly enjoyed. The guests were:
Mr. ami Mrs. R. 8. Huston, Misses
Loomis, Kerus, Wold, Wheeler, Chase,
Tuylor, Swift, Uitibs, Mount ; Messrs.
Frank Loomis, Earl Mount, Geo. Tay
lor, Archie Livermore, B. S. Drake, B.
E. Spencer, Arthur Fraiwr and Irving
Wold.
K. O. T. M.
At the nicelins; last night of Eugeue
tent No. 52, Knights of the Muccubees,
the initiatory services were conferred
ou several cuniiinuteH. A number o:
members of the Goshen lodge were Li
attend'ince and tho evening wus one
ot pleasure to all attendant.
Cold Steel or Death.
"There is but one small chance to
eaye your life and that Is through an
operation." was the awful prospect- set
before Mrs. I. R. Hunt, of Lime Rolu..
VK. by her doctor after vainlv Hying
to cure tier oi a frightful case of siom
ach trouble aud yellow iaundicH. He
did'nt cunt on the marvelous power
or iiiectrto Hitters to cure stomach and
liver troubles, but she heaid of It, took
seven botltea waa ivhi.Hi .......i .......i.
ed surgeon's knife, uow weighs more
and feels better than ever. It's posi
tively cusranteed to cure stomach,
"'u money irouoi'-s atlfl lo V, r
uisappoiins I'riCe 6U,: at Ll..u L rug
A "Dry" Town. Ashland l hnv
Ing un Interesting time with the saloon
question. A remonstrance against
granting any saloon licensps. ainori btr
215 legal voters and 241 women, was
presented to the council meeting Mon
day evening The highest number of
votes polled at any city election was
407. Four applications for renewal of
mense were before the council, but
eacn lacked the nquisile number ol
.eKi signatures, according In n nr.lln
ance prevm isly nas-ed. and the license
were not grunted. The matter was
held .,,i. fr fr,iler examination,
"eer. 1 wn of the saloons which
failed to oinnin Invoke b.vp ,.!n.l a
the others keep open, hut, it is said, do
" eu liquor. If all saloon licenses
"hall be refined an extrs tax levy of fin
nnhs on property will he ueeessary'.
T ere Is a disposition to raise the
hceii-i. f,,. fr; $400 to j((u0 or jgoo
Hups. Salem Statesman: "The hop
-iMi .Hon, locally, presents a more
h"ef,il aoprci il-.au prevailed n week
S. Iieul.ri have many orders but
lio.l .Ui.ul.y ia lilliug tln m, thete
being a disposition nu the i"t of the
growers to hold for boiler prices, the
pr-vailing nnt-itiou- beine from a lnl
cent., (ienersliy speaking, growers
have refrained from disposing of their
crop t ,,re.nt prlc-s, which, it is
claimed, will establish a more firm
niu-ket and probably ro.iilt l3 an ad
v iinv i tinntaliim.
The Hoffnii
W O ZEIGLER, paonr
SUNDAY DINNERS 50c
EUGENE. OSIG0N.
HOTEL EUGEjNE,
NcllcnbEck Bros. & Bristcw, Prtj
Rates $1.00 and 52.00 perdij.
Adtqunte accommodations for
men. lleiulqutmors for nmicri!.
EUGENE, OREGON,
Day & Henderson, wmA
haibaimers. Cor. Wii. and 7fh ill
A Right of Teiror.
"Awful anxiety was felt
widow of the brave General BunJ
of Maclilas, Me., when tlieilittnii
she could not live till ii.oinli.i,'
Mrs. B. H. Lincoln, who atlelt:
lhatfeaiful night. "Alllta;!'
mus s on die from pm uruouift,
begged for Dr. King's X.wDiw
saying it had more than oia
her life, and had cured herofcot'.
tion. After three snu.ll niwh
easily nil l ii ht, and lis fun!
cotniite elv cuied tier." This u.
ous uieil cine Is gimmiiiHii lu ivj
Throat, Chest and Ljnf iliseue
ly ouo nun si.nu, inul iiiu c
Linn Drug i o' drug store.
OkCIIAKII (iKASS. J V t ...
Klmira, brought to the Uijakd ofl'lce
IfWla7 ft t.,lnAl. t ... t
.-j -....mo 01 orennm grass which
1- about ripe euoiuh i Pt mr nav- It
as grown In his fl, 1,1. i , v ,rr
iMicb fine looking Kr , , ,,, weu
t ihis time of the year.
of
Homeless Climlren.
The Chlldrens Ho'iu-Fiudiu
oiaty leceives liouicie-s def
Ohildreu and phots iliem by nil
or otherwide 1:: woilhv familiw
particulars as lo coniinitlniH tl
the Hocletv. or receiving a cliiH
the home temporarily, or permiM
address Key. H. W. Urayton,
Superintendent, San Jose, Calif.
ril'ATR RoAKU SlKKHNU.-Tm
g in Slate Board of .dlsjlou t
Christian church, met in this crir;
terday, at the home of the pf
Rev. M. L. Rose. Oilier oflltwipi
were: Vice president, J. A. B!'
Junction; recording secret"!,
D.ile: corresponding secrelsrj,
Lister. The routine biniuea W
,ng accounts and reviewiiigrip
attended to and arrange"1"
for thft nmiiiiil nieetitiil oftiiei-
at Turner, beginning JuneS
Mail in the KivKK.-TtoM
stage lust uiglit brought iu
that hud been treatnl t" "'
of the niuilcirriers douintb;
Hon wes wending his 'J "H
of the route, canving the t1
nn . ln.l l.n..,, I'l I H Ell I IU" I-
close to the edge of the grade oi'
into the river. The horse si'
his load, but it was oaaw"
Weblonl eleimnt. ,
Ts a HiiRKY.-AHsiiy I
"Mr. T. (!. Anderson, ni!eJS6,,L.
granted a divorce from hi x1
about live weeks ago, PI'11
lientisa Wednesday to
Il,.,l...,t art flfi.
I I --.1... vomtlj la SIX lliw"'
lusco, a ii, u u'e".' " i
not pa-sed. He fh1 he '
Ave month- and then call fl,r11.
Notice Herraft-r t, S'""1.
ml.l.tti ti,.kl4 Wl 1
P.,k.,r,,l,OIK. All e"
reserved and the price"' (.
all traveling troupes ill
cents. Secure your se o '
Drug Store and K,v,-Hi-"uU
ting seals at the I"'" i"
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and your li
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