Daily Eugene guard., June 22, 1900, Image 4

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Daily Eugene Guard! city council.
All Popular
Brands 01
I Considerable Street Business Was
Transcted Last Evening.
CIGARS
FOR BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
FOURTH OF JULY
The General Committee is Work
ing Actively.
.... i Mn niiTm milium i
BUARD Telaphone. Mo. Main 191.
New Ads Today.
J V Kauflman.
F E Dunn.
Gilbert.
(VITUS.
421 Rambler rtdera.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luokey
Fly creen deoi at F L Chambers.
Guaranteed bloyol repairing, Mo-Clanahan.
160 Rambler old thl yer.
Buy a Crescent and yoo are sure of
good Mt of tires.
A big Ho of Netheraole and bangl
bracelet at Watts.'
BloyolM $20 to $60. MoOlanahan.
A. few secondhand ladle biojoles
cheap itFL Chamber.
All engraving on heart purohaaed
at WatU' free to purchaser.
Native Bone' button on aale at
Coppernoll'i Jewelry etore in Eugene.
M O Warner tunee planoe and
organ. Kepalrlng and polleblng.
Fishing tackle. E E MoOlanahan.
Henry E Ankeny lion the commit
tee to notify President MoKlnley of his
re-nomination.
Btereoptloan entertainment. Fam
ous Tlssot Paintings. Presbyterian
church, Friday evening June 22nd.
For a fine buggy or carriage see F L
Chamben; pilose awy down. Also a
took of aeoondhsud ones.
ti.o nmMii acaroltv of residences in
dicates tbst the erection of houses for
rent would be a ood Investment.
Cut prices on wall paper still on, you
Man flv lin for a Terr small amount ol
mousy now. BeeF i. Chamben for
late designs.
Miss E Bailsman, the Ninth street
millinery, will have a special sale on
trimmed hat from now until July 4.
In Baker City all the general mer
chandise stores, grocery stores, eto.,
have agreed to close all day the Fourth
of July.
Watta will continue to do all kinds
of watch, dock and Jewelry repairing,
and will make a specialty of optical
business.
Governor Beckham, the youugeet
man who was ever the governor of the
state of Kentucky has annouaosd his
candidacy for re-election.
97 Crescent blcyoles sold this year.
What stronger terms can be applied to
popularity and actual eausraouou.
It Chambers has plenty more of them.
J P Bowman, of Pleasant Bill, has
had his pension Increased to $ per
month; that of J W Brewster, of Eu
gene, has been Increased to $18 per
month.
Oregon Lumberman: Ed Horton
and Peter Van Aredale, or Pendleton,
an reported to be building a sawmill
near Junction City, Or., for the manu
faotun of ash and oak lumber.
Prof E R Lake left Corvelll Tues
day for Parle, Franoe, when he gees
to study prune culture. Hie mission
le the oeratlon of a bill which paesed
wherein then le appoprU
ated the sum of $5,M0, whloh le made
available for the purpose or tne trip.
a rat deal of new harvesting ma
chinery has been added this month to
Umatilla county's equipments and
when wheat ripens harvest, will be
pushed with rapidity, says the Pendle
ton Tribune. The only poaelble draw
hub in alaht le a scaroltv of men.
Unless a small army la brought from a
dlstanoethe farmers will be nanai
capped for lack of hands.
Baker City Democrat: James A
Carter, a miner at the Balsly-Elkhorn
mine. Is one of the six fortunate win
nen of the "Trip to Paris" prises of
fered to subscribers of the Weekly
Exanlner, of Ban Franolsoo. Instead
of going to Paris, Mr Carter Usee the
cash. He la In receipt or a oheos ror
$967. Of this amount $887 Is what It
would oast to buy a round trip ticket
from Baker City to Parle and the other
$3001 the estimated amount of ex
pense, allowing three weeks at the fair
at the rate cf $109 per week.
Over 100,000 pair of
The city oounoll met last evening In
special sseslon, Mayor Harris, Couooll
men Osburn, Luokey, Roney and
Peter being preeeut.
Ordloanoo No 882, eetabllshlng grade
on Lawrenoe street, from the south
side of Cheeber street north 327 feet to
the north end ef Lawrence street was
read a third time and passed.
OrdlnanoeNo333, for grading Law'
ranoe street from the south side of
Chesher street, north 327 feet to the
north end of Lawreno sireei, wee
m. A ihlrrl time and Daseed.
Ordlnanoee 834 and 836 for eetabllsh
lng grade and grading Chesher sireev
hm i.. middle line of Lawrence
street east 367 feet to the west line of
Lincoln street extended, was read a
fttitrri llm and naaaed.
Contract for sprinkling the streets
.
entered Into by ana Deiween nrm-
Bros for $16 a month during tne ary
season, was approved by the oounoll.
The contract provldee for deduotlon
during the rainy weather.
A communication from tue rourm
of July oommlttee oontalnlog an Invi
tation for tbe mayor ana coudch w
take part in the street parade and other
festivities read. The Invitation was
aeoepted.
nnnnnilm.n Pater, member of the
street oommlttee was Instructed to call
on ths local manager of the street car
line looking to immediate repain on
tbe center of tbe track.
Afw.n animated discission over
and walks, wherein it was
agreed that many walks are In need of
repair, the oounoll adjourned.
Through the Yellowstone.
The new route via the Oregon Short
Line Railroad and Monlda, Mont., en
ables you to make a delightful trip
thmnirh tha Yellowstone National
Park. Biiterlnir via Monlda and oomlng
oat via Cinnabar, making It unnecess
ary to oover any position on the route
twioe. For beautiful descriptive
booklet, write or call at Oregon Short
Line tloket otnoe. 14 mira sweev,
Portland, Oregon.
AFrighttul Blunder.
will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buoklen'a Arnica
Salve, the best In the world, will kill
the pain and promptly neai it. v.ure
Old Boree, Fever Bores, Ulcers, Bolls,
Felens, Corns, all Bkln Eruptions Beet
Pll. mint on earth. Only 26ots a box.
Cun guaranteed. Bold by W L De
Lano Druggist.
ioo Just In
'March Of Tbe Becond Oregon," by
Wlllla E MoElrov. Fine thing.
Rankin's Music Btore.
At a meeting of the committee In
charge of the celebration nnthe4th,
held last evening, l's mni"'""
were alloted, aud a iiumner
arranged for. The committee lis
appertloned a certain amount for each
event, an: the wmaw""6""'
. nrri nn anme Btore In Euunue for
tbe amount of bis prize aud will be
permitted to make bis own sewn
Tn thlfl arav nn u desirable prizes will
be put up, ana the eflect will undoht-
edlv be to stimulate Interest in .
sports of tbe day. The race purses are
fnllnwal
Bloyole race, I mile, free ror an.
Pnru 112. three Drlzes.
Bicycle race for boys of 16 years and
nnder. 1 mile. Puree $9, three prize".
Foot race, free for ail. Purse 9,
throA nrizea.
Hoy's foot race, for boys of 14 years
and under. Purse $0, three prizes.
Rinvtila race, free for all, 1 mile.
Purse $14, three prizes. Iu this race
takaa will be Disced at Ninth aud
Fifth atraeta. Tbe start will be made
at Nlutb; go to Fifth, turn stak. back
to Ninth, turn aud back to rtn, turn
and baok to Eighth street, the llnlsh
Inv nnlnfc. '
Pole vault, for which a medal will
ha awarded.
Tn addition to these prizes, 'he com.
mlttee will give three prizes for the
beet decorated bloyoles in the illumi
nated parade in the evening.
New features are being brought out
for thesquedunk parade In theevening,
and this promises to be a very inter
esting feature of the day's program.
Pmf Rhaw. one of the best trick
blnyollsts In the United States, has
been engaged to give an exhibition ou
the dance platform during the after,
noon oonoert.
The committee la doing everything,
nnaalhla to brtna- out a good program
for the entire uay wnn tne minis
available bat needs the hearty en
couragement of the patriotic spirit
that should be found among the citi
zens of Eugene.
Obcuon Delegates. The following
an the Oregon delegate to tbe Kanaa
City convention whlsb meet July 4,
and every one will oe preseut penuu
ally : Chas Nlckell, Jacksonville; R M
Aeatoh, Cottage Grove: A B Bennett,
The Dalles; M A Miller, Lebanon, J O
Booth, Grants Pass; J H Raley, Pen
dleton; N A Peery and iir jonn
Walnh. Portland. Hotel accomoda
tions are as blgU prloed In the conven
tion city as watermelons aiunimniaa
iim Tha modeat sum of $6 each te
demanded for the privilege or sleeping
in a ranm nontalnlns; tnree omer oeas,
and eeo at this rate the delegate must
promise to nmaln at the hotel at least
four days. No meeting of Oregon's
delegation will be held before reaching
Kanaa City. The delegate will
travel separately and not In a body.
piano Tuning. To whom It may
oncer n; As it appears to us the locals
lately appearing may be somewhat
misleading, we wish to announo that
we employ only our resident tuner (M
O Warner) and recommend him to
those wishing work lu his line.
Mohris a Craw.
Representing Kohler A Chase, 8. F.
Calif.
There will be more new realdeuoesl
built in Eusene durlnc the coming
summer than during auy sesson for I
the past six or seveu years.
rha Rnlaa. Idaho. Htateaman sava I
the Red Bird mine, near that ploe,
ha been wcrki d to a deptn or sou reel I
by adit tunnels, tapping a snoosoelon
of geyssr-shaped ohutee of soft osr.
hnnato nf iron Imnreenated with lead-
llver mineral to the value of about I
tm nar ton. This mine baa yielded
aftrm ono worth of bullion to date and
will turn out 8000 tous of high-grade I
on this summsr.
Examination. Captain J El horn-1
ton, of Ashland, who was In town yes
terday came here for the purpose of
tsklngan examination lor a commis
sion as captain of loompany D, Fourth
reglment.before Captains J Mwuiiani
and R B Huston and Lieutenant J A
Currls, the exsminlngbosrd. Captain
Vhnrnhin was with tbe Second Oro-
gons In the Phllllplnes and as leader
of scouts performed deeds of daring
and heroism whloh will make the
name of Thornton long remembered
kh mhn raad of the war. He was
highly commended by superior officers
for his efficient work.
Tm Asylum Letteb,. We pub-
llshed a letter concerning the death of
Ann Rrts In the insane asylum under
date nf June 20, and Inquiring it she
hadanv relatives here. JNOW reier
w.rt. nf this eltv. comes feward and
too res the insane asylum management,
saying tbey knew hisaddress well, and
araves It bv another letter. It Is
plain a mistake has been made.
J D Hamlin of, Junction, Is In the
city.
LOBeckwith Is home from Rose
hit fry
President Strong was in Penaieton
vMsitMriiav.
C L Fltcbard, the bop man, went to
Balrm today.
Mr O O McClelland went to Cot tage
nrnva this afternoou.
if TT n Q.nlth and daughter. Miss
Winnie, are at Bodavllle.
Rev Gardner and wife went to tne
Turner camDmestlng today.
Frank Monrhead, of the Junction
Times, was in Eugene today.
Attorney Medley, of Cottage Orove,
la hare attending olroult court.
Mrs F L VTashburne arrived home
thl. afternoon from a visit to Corvallls.
iv, Bi.i,t.rt u home from out south
where he had been purobaslng oavairy
hnrana.
ui.. vi. i-iitrander has resumed
her position in tbe office of the Postal
TelesraDh Co lu this city.
Judee J W Hamilton arrived this
.arnnnn from KoseDure to UOlU au
adi jurned term of circuit court.
Mrs Bhelton who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs F B Dunn, In this
city, left lor borne at McMlnvllle this
afternoon.
S D Holt and wife went to Harrls-
hnri this afternoon to attend the bed
side of Ben R Holt, his brother, who I
not expected to reoover.
Praaiv Comecrvs and wife leave on
the 1 o'clock train .tomorrow to attend
tbe Christian church campmeetlng at
Turuer. They will be absent about a
a week.
Balem Journal, June 21: Mrs C D
Combs, of Eugene, who has been a
gueHt of her niece, Mrs John Krause,
for several weeks, left for her home
today.
Mr and Mrs J B Kronebusoh arrived
home todav from an extended visit to
Southern and Eastern states, Germany
and other Dortlons of Europe. They
bad a very pleasant time and enjoyed
the visit exceedingly, but state that
tbe sight of Oregon again was an In
spiratlon.
Ashland Tidings: Frank Giletrap
nr ih F.nirnna "Reirlster" has been
visiting the Valley during the wees,
a delegate to the district convention of
tbe Woodmen of tbe World, which
met In Medtord. He will visit rela
tives and friends in Ashland before
returning to htB home.
The June Docket Only Has 59
Cases. No Jury Trials.
0 StCMSHOM BAILIFF.
adiourned term of the
rhannn nrlterlon. Jane 29: Hon
M A Miller will leave In about a week
for Kansas City, where be will partici
pate In tbe Bryan convention.
& i ll J ii al ma-av
Lock at yourself I I your fsce
covered with pimples? Tour skin
rough snd blotchy? It's your liver I
Ayer' Pill re liver pills. They
cure constipation, biliousness, and
j t- sm At, J !
dyspepsia. 36. Mil uruggiais
Life Gradually Lengthening.
Recent statistics Drove that the aver
age health and length of life of human
beings have grown stronger ana longer
with the years. In tbe fifteenth
century, there was not to be found a
man or woman over sixty years of age.
It Is clearly demonstrated that the
change for the better has been brought
about by modern Ideas and methods.
One of the agents which baa been
most Instrumental In preserving life is
Hostetter's rjtomaon Hitlers, inous
anda have died from stamaoh and
digestive disorders, who might have
survived had they resorted to the
Rittors. It Ib the ereateet of known
tonics for stomach and dlsrestlve or
gans. It cures dyspepsia, Indigestion
and constipation, and has done so for
the past fifty years. There Is nothing
to equal it.
Commissions Received.
Quartermaster F T. Chambers and
Ad)utant D E Yoran of the staff or
Col Geo O Yoran. of the Fourth Real-
ment, ONO, have received their
commissions, the doon meets arriving
yesterday. These offlolals will have
quite a little work to do In preparation
ror tne coming encampment oi tne
regiment at Balem, whloh begins Jnly
7.
WfeBt your moustaoh or aoard a OMUtltu!
brown or rtrh blftok T Tbsn un
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE USr.
ttLflt. y pv$t. fJsW. . Htvv 4 Co. NsaMHH,
Tonsafci
Just before retiring, It your llw It
.1 UI u 4x11
aiiiKiau( iMib ui tunc uiiu lkA atmi uuila
bilious, constipated, take a dose of
Hood's Pitts
And you'll be all right In ths morning.
..CLOTHING..
T.n.
a .dinnrnnd term oi his j..v
county clroult court met this afternoon
.u. aa.is hrtlliA At Z O'OlOUfc.
Ill tun v .
nffloer oreeent-Judge Hamilton, o.
. 1 .aw
nv.m. Briar n witner sou
ue. . . . .,
a MnMahnn waaBDDOiniea oaiuu.
yj n. Wv r-
rrh. Hrwdrat was read over auu m
fnilnwlnir order made.
a j C Qoodale v A E Wheeler et al;
to set aside deed. In hands of rsroree
a .in iinndale vs John Coggsweii
to recover money. In hands of referee.
a WH lobdellvs Horace May warn
a B..,k. FTanarard! foreclosure. Io
auu iJui."" "-j '
hand, nf raferee.
in tv. Vnnnff vs J U Keyes ana
aw. M Hawlev. nartltion. In hands
nf MfAMA
io Wmlla Roberta vs J K Marley
and James E Noland; to set aside deed
TWatllt
18. W B Chrlsman n An ueagie
.nd .T V. Beanie: In unotion. VH-
mlaUld
18. John Whiteaker vsJ D Mlsnier
t al? to reoover money. Continued
17. First National UanK or Eugene
rito v. VV H Abrsms: to recover
v.-., -
mrtnav. Default.
1. HM MUllorn et al vs caroune
Clow et al; to determine rights of per-
annal nronertv. In bands or reieree.
20. Simeon Drury ei ai vs ssajune
Wallaoeand W D Wallace; suit for
partition of real estate. In hands of
referee.
22. W M Vanduyne vs J C Goodale;
to reoover money. In bands or referee.
32. W O Hale vs The Noondsy
Mining Co.; to recover money. Judg
ment before court.
14. John L Blodgett vs John 8
Bays; to recover money. Judgment
before olerk.
35. John H Hammltt vs John o
Bays; to rooover money. Judgment
before olerk.
37. Geo A Yarnell vs John S Bays;
to reoover money. Settled.
St. Priedham A Rogers vs J O
Rlnebeart; to reoover money. Contin
ned.
40. 0 E Harwood vs J H Montelth
appeal from justloe court. Appeal
dismissed.
42. O M Young vs John 8 Bays; to
recover money. Default.
46. Mrs J L McKlnney vs M
Hawley; to recover money. Bettled
51. Anna Pitney vs Barbara J
Brownlee; foreclosure. Default.
62. Joseph Sternberg and Isaao
Benders doing business as Sternberg
& Benders vs U S Wooldridee: to
recover monev.- Defanlt.
65. John Wlnzenreld vs E A Bwatz-
man, U H Fenton aud I A Fenton
Injunction. Bettled.
decisions handid bowm.
Ths court handed down tbe follow
ing decisions made si no last term of
court.
Tbo Calvert vs W Johnson and
wife; to reoover money. Complaint
dismissed.
M J Hadsalh vs James A MoLeod
asal; Cnmnlalnt dismissed
R M Day vs Horaoe Weetcott et al
decree In favor of plaintiff.
Bternnerg vs iane county and L,
Simon; damage. Suit dismissed.
COURT DOCKET.
1. A Hachnev vs C F Zllkev and
wife; to recover money.
2. A Haohney vs R J Zinklev and
wife; to recover money.
3. E J Crawford vs J N B Fullsr:
to dissolve partnership. ,
4. M J Handsall vs Jamea A Mn.
Leod et al; report of referee.
6. L G Watohsmlth & Co vs F K
Dunn; to recover money.
7. IX AW Howe vs C B Johnson et
al; foreclosure.
11. John Conger vs A J Nickel et
al; confirmation.
14. Eugene Loan A pavings Bank
vs Junction Cltv Million Co. et al:
confirmation. -
IS. William Kent vs Patrick J
RUNNINB UP A BIB BILL
Vor doctor' (. "'M-
'''It;
r. t '.w'jr v"'.-? ss.
fauf the TMt, u
oM tinin. Tk!".,,lTo4.
kindred ailmenj,7 t",P!5
F. C. Potts
tat
in
Dealer
Tobaccos & Cigars.
mullet
la unusual tor a rcmiinr navsicinn ot itmwi nn.....:u .
-i nrnnnfttarv remedy. We have often heard of l. 1
cuuumo m r-."i j - . . i , . , .-.wow
.1.. ril.oil A.t.r e F.rtfrlich Romori.. K... . "1
nave bcticujr u... -- -- - - . mournfe
i,a fnilnwinir voluntary letter
from C. F. Smith, Al. u., tuo most
successful physician of Olean, N. Y. :
"Messrs. w. n. iiuutvw. . w. ,
vt 7L. fitv T wish to add mv
professional testimony to the value
of vour English preparation known
as ACKer s r.ugntu .v.
ma, etc. in severui .usit.ut.ca, .t.t
. ... .ttmncl to crivn even
relief, I have prescribed your remedy,
ana it nas acteu annua l na.. .......
nnitr rBiiBvino-. hut Dermancntlv
curing every one of the patients. 1 en
dorse tne preparauuu uu v.
most valuable additions to the prac
tice of medicine."
Such a frank endorsement as mo
above is phenomenal. Coming from
.. .. ...! .t , r( tllCT
SO tJlStingUlSIieU a IllUlllUf.
medical profession, it carries with it
an assurance which the public will be
sure to avail inemscivea . n .a.-
oniiiicn'in""a ..w v..." -
it possible to give the broad guaran-
tee tnat is a uai mtttwj
ti 1.. fnnrra
. i A.uMn lin.Vtltie nntl ( 'nnsnmnlinn. Tt rnncr tltMatil
WOIUS, iiaiuuiu, K.f. .......... . - 1
claimed for it, or your money will be refunded. Do yon bow tt ma
medicine sold on those terms? Do you know of any other nefiasrJ
prominent doctors regularly prescribe in tneir own practice as twarte
prescriptions they write themselves ? These facts are well ration:
rhv are of esDecial interest to tliose with sore throats and weak fcn
Sold at lie, roc. and $ a bottle, throushout the United States and CamdajnliJ
Lwiu.,.j..n if unit nrn nttt sut lifted after buvtne. retnrn th, bceisj
lana.ai ib. au., an. 3u., .. j"
drusKlat, and got your money back,
We autlwrtx the above guarantee. W. II. HOOKER i CO, JYoprlin, S M
For sale by W. L. DeLano, Eugene, Or,
That
Fits Well
Look Well
and
Wears Well
Sorosis UST a-
Shoes
1 1 pair ladles button shoes fl.S6to1.00
ii ii ii i.ga " i.zo
Is what our stock is composed
al 1 it tmf j at-V A
oi at prices irom jo.uu io
$25.00 a suit.
Sold In aaah et UiM
citiMaloaelnlKtA).,..,.
New York,
Philadelphia,
Boston,
, Pittsburg,
Chicago,
London.
i
i
i ii
1.75 1.60
" 2.00 1.76
1.00 " 80
1 pair men's heavy shoes $1.00.
We have sizes in all of the
above, but they must move
off our shelves.
Call and see our
new spring lino of
CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
Kujiaaa Good shapod too.
."qILBERT.. . .Ax Billy . I J. FRIENDLY.
irmt
William W .Ferguson;
Get a new lawn mown isiif
piece of hose and vilh I lltlli H
you can have a lawn tbst j i
proud of. Guaranteed dos :
Chambers
Something NEW,-Tts
ahln hearts with Unlvenlrj MM
antrravoll nn thstn.
i. .j
rj
.1 W. KAYS F
EM3ALHERS d m
Variety ii
Wall Paper..
Everything thai
arthtlo, or ,
able ta pii bwl
can to found it
Whence Blood
is pale, then your lips and
cheeks are pale, your nerves
weak, and your whole body
greatly debilitated. Th d c
torssay "You have anaemia."
There's just one thing you
need something to make
the blood rich and red.
will certainly do this. It
will make the most happy
changes for you, and soon
your old strength and ac
tivity will return.
V. iM ll.oa, .11 druf tlrtl.
SCOTT B.WNE, Chrmbn, H.w Vara. J
Jennings and
foreclosure.
19. R K Tuoker v W KHollenbeeu;
oonflrmation.
21. BlanoU L Cowgiil vs T F Cow-
glll; divorce,
23. JeBBie O Park et al vs ueo a
Part; partition.
24. State Land Board vs jonn
Simpson et al; foreclosure.
25. State Land Board vs iJavid ivy
and B H Friendly; foreclosure.
26. J H McClung etal vso B i'.amu,
trustee; dissolution of partnership.
7. S H Frlendlv vs Adam Bchmltt
and Charles Hobmltt; foreclosure.
28. A H Beagle vb W B Chrlsman;
eieatment.
20. J E Bessie vs W H ijnriBmsn;
eleotment.
80. John M Powell vs Maggie m
Powell: divorce.
81. Andrew McDonald vs Jonn
Bebrlolr et at : to eBtabllsh lines.
83. Fannie E Gage vs J Amis and
m r a t . .1. ... . -,.t .1 ,1, la
Et .1 Allllfl HI Blj IU Wl bbiub a tUlt
86. FW Cooper va Tbe Noonday j Paints. Oils, srtiit on-
Mining Co; to reoover money.
89. Frank Shelden vs P R Wallls
and W H Wallle; to recover money;
41. Frank A Ballard vs Ai.na L
Ballard; divorce.
43. Llllls M EiiKleBham vs Roy
Egglesbam; divorce.
44. Haorce Fisher and W T t amp-
bell vs The Euuene Loan and Havings
Bank et al ; to set aside deed. ,
45. Delbert Andrews vs Jiva An
drews; dlvoroe.
47. Stella Scott vs Duncsn Scoti;
divorce.
48. W W Haines & Co vs ti D Gar
dener; to reoover money.
49. Mrs J L Thompson vs a uuer
and wife; to recover mouey.
60. B F Sylvester et al vs Hi L, uum
et al ; to Bet aside mortgage.
63. F A McCarthy vs uenna Mc
Carthy; divorce.
64. Edith Daly vs Jas JS uaiy;
dlvoroe.
Rfl den W Hnnrnn va W N Grlfllth
and Nancy Griffith; to recover money.
67. M M Kccleston vs Harah JbccieB-
ton; divorce.
68. Emile Hovey vs A C WoodcocK,
aa admlnlatratnr nf Ratate of U 1
Owen, deceased et al; to recover money.
59. Emma Wlscarson vs nemo"
Wlscarson; divorce.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Bear the
Bignatnre of Y S-CUiJU&i
0vert
Photos
STUDENTS idm
done by comm
ni fit an t?
for a sitting. I
hours preferred,
Make your app"""'
Postponrp. On account of the
weather the Pioneers' picnic at Browns
vllle has been postponed till July 3rd
and 4th. Hon
Portland will deli
rlraaa on th 8rd. and Governor Geer
Jbe address on tbe Fourth.
Eugene Livery ai
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ai Dint.
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.-all.
I PI
EUGENE STEAI
N0CLEP
postponed till July 3rd i U
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fliii A Menrlppsnn llnrle. taners
Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
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pleasure
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