baily Eugene Guard
MONDAY
AUGUST 6
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191.
New Ads . Today.
8 H Friendly.
V E Sudd.
J U Greene.
BREVITIES.
421 Rambler riders.
IBS Bamblers told this year.
Comtuisaloners court Wednesday.
Dn Lowe, optician, with J H.Lucltey
Fly screens &doois at FL Chambers.
Guaranteed Llcyole repulriti ir, Mo
Clanahan, Gilliam & Owen's saloon Is nearly
ready to open.
Buy a Orescent and you are ture of a
good set of tires.
Special for Friday and Saturday
Skirt.
J V Kaukfman.
Blcyoles $20 to (50. McClananan.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
igans. .Repairing and polishing,
Post master Kiddle, ol The Dalles,
has beeo arrested for opening oilier
peoples' letters.
J B Hills has a new con I mot for
1,500,000 feet of log for H A tjkeels &
Co, the Springfield saw mill.
A large Dumber of Eugene people
spent Sunday on the banks ol the Mo
Ke'nzle and Willamette rivers.
I am working again In Odd Fellows
oemntery. Any person wishing work
dons will please address or cull upon
J L Lombard, Kugeue.
A few secondhand ladles bicycles
cheap at F L Chambers.
Tho old City of Eugene has been re
built by the Bpaulding Logging Co,
' and placed on the river at Oregon
jiy. . .
Adjourned torm of circuit court
Wednesday, August 8th, At this
time the county Judge contest case
will oome up.
The publication office of the Blue
Mountain Eagle has been moved from
Long Creek, Grant county, to Canyon
City, the county seat.
Prlnovill Review: Work la pro
gressing very rapidly on Poludcxter'e
' uew hotel and when oompletod will be
au ornament to our city.
The soothing aud healing properties
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and perma
nent cures", have made It a great favor
It wllkj the people everywhere. For
saie Dy w L DoLauo.
Prinevllle Review, August Mi Mrs
JUollle Elliott and daughters left last
Wednesday lor Eugene, wiiere they
will make their future home. Mrs
Elliott has for many yoara been a real
dent of Prinevllle and during her long
naldenoe here has made many friends
woo regret to see her leave Prinevllle
lid It Is to be hoped that her highest
anticipations may be realised lu her
new bom.
During the olvll war as well aa In nil
late war with Spain diarrhoea waa one
or me most troublesome diseases the
army had to contend with. In many
instanoe It beoaine ohtonlo and the
old soldiers still suffer from It. Mr
David Taylor, of Wind Ridge, Greene
Co, Fa., Is one of these. He uses
Chamberlain's Ooho, Cholera aud Diar
rhoea Remedy and says he has never
found anything that would give him
ucn quick roller. It la tor sale by W
Ii DeLano.
A fatal bridge accident occurred at
JMiayviiie is miles this side of Yaiiuln
on Friday evening of last week. Mr
aod Mrs Dan Weltaln aud little son
and Mrs Luokey, mother of Mr Wel
taln were returning from a trip to
Corvallls. When on the bridge close
to their home the structure gave away
and fell with & crash twenty or twenty
five feet Into the water below. There
were several men In the store uear by
who rushed out and luto the water to
the assistance of the unfortunate peo.
pie. They succeeded In getting all of
them out. airs Luckey had b.n
truok on the bead by a timber and
was dead. The others were bully
bruised, but Done seriously. The
cmia was nearly drowned, but was
resuscitated after considerable work.
There Is more catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be Incurable.
ur a great many years doctors pro-
uuouoeo. it a local disease, and pre-
unum meal remedies, aud by oon
tantly failing to cure with loo. I treat
ruent, pronounced It Incurable,
ttolenoe baa proven oatrrh to be
constitutional disease, aud therefore
requires oonslltulloral treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, nanufanmmi ha
F J Cheney A Co, Toledo Ohio, Is the
oniy constitutional cure on he mar
ket. It Is taken Internally In due.
from 10 drops to a teasooonful.
acts dlrootly on the blood and mucous
uriaora or ine system. They offer
one hundred dollar fur any
ISJISB I"
fOREST FIRfi LAW.
Serious Penalties for Those Who
Cause Conflagrations la
Oregon.
Now that Interest h a been aroused
lu tbe nuestlon of the aettlnir of ffireaL
uresio iireeon anil wasliluirton iriouu.
tains, the text of the law will be worth
reading. Game and. Forestry Warden
Qulmby Is aendimr out conies of the
law a follows:
"Any person niallciouslv kiodllmra
lire on Ills own or other land, which
shall injure the personal properly or'
wooded timber lands of any other per
son, shall be punched by a fine not
less than $20 nor more than $100, or by
Imprisonment not less tban three
months nor more than twelve mouths.
"Kindling a lire without malice on
any land without consent of the own
er, which shall spread and damage any
property or wood or timber land not
bis own, not less than $10 nor more
than $100 and ;oost.
"Entering upon lands of another
person for the purpose of huntiogor
flail I Dir. and without the consent, of tho
owner, kindling any Are thereon, not
less than IU nor more than $100.
MALICIOUS 8KTTINO OF FIBBS.
"If kindled maliciously, not less than
YM nor more than f zw, or by Imprls
oninent not less than three months
nor more than twelve months.
"Willfully Bettlnu Hre to anv wnnileri
country or forest, not more than $1000
or Imprisonment not exceeding one
year or both,
"Beotlon 21. The said game and for
estry warden, or any sheriff, deputy
sheriff or oonstable, may without war
rant arrest any person violating any of
the statutes now or hereafter enacted
and In force at the time, for the pro
tection of game, game birds, smig birds
aod forests, or any of them, and take
suoh person before any oourt having
lurlsdlotlon, who shall proceed with
out delay to hear, try and determine
the matter, aud give aud enter Judg
ment aocordlng to the allegations and
proofs."
BLUE RIVER MINES.
The Locky Boy's Ten Stamps
Working Again,
Notice.
Tho public schools will commence
Sept 24. Teachers are 'requested to oall
at my olllce and sign their contract as
soon asoonvenloiit.
Datod August 4,1 BOO.
Gbo F Craw, Clerk
For Sale.
Gentle family horse. Handsome
form uud color, and medium size.
Harness and covered roomv buirarv.
choap. Knqulre at
Guard Officii
other aewt.
Captain Ii L Heath came down ye-;
terday "from (be Blue River mines,
where be bag several claims, aud left
today on the delayed 1:06 train for his
borne In McMlnnvllle. After a visit
of a couple of weeks he will return to
the district.
From him we learn that the water
plant of the Lucky Boy la completed
and the mill's ten stamps are hammer
ing out gold right alonir. The ulaut
furnishes plenty of water.
A road ie being built from the com
pany' saw mill to the mouth nf the
tunnelB so the timber can be hauled
easily to where tbey are Deeded.
Railroad Iron for traokana Is helm
laid In the tun Dels, and an ore chut is
also being constructed.
Dr Candlana, of Portland, is having'
ground cleared at the Sunset mine for
a Ave stamp mill. It will be of tbe
latest Improvement. Dr Candlana's
arastra mill, already completed, Is
awaiting for a bead of water.
Much Interest Is taken In tbe .camp
as to the outcome of the amount sub
scribed in Eugene to tbe MoKenzie
wagon road Improvement.
justifiable Homicide.
Walla Walla, Wash, Aug 4. An in
quest was held this afternoon over the
remains of Will D Buohanan. who waa
shot and killed last night by James M
Simmons for seduolug bis wife and
while be, Buchanan, was lu Biramoos'
house In a guilty position with his
wife. A verdict of 'justifiable homi-
okle" was returned. Simmon has Dot
been found yet and some think be
auloided.
CHAS, HOLT KILLED.
Kan Over By a Water Sled at the
Wendhng Mill.
A telephone mfsmige to the head
office of the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
In this city about noon today from tbe
mill ul Vtenriling brought the uew of
the accidental death of Cbaa Holt, a
15-year-old boy in b employ of the
company, aud a request for the coro
ner. Coroner G W Griffin started for
tbe scene of tbe accident at once, ac
cooipaultd by Dr V L Cheshire.
From information received at the
head office of tbe company 't Is learned
that Holt was found dead some dis
tance from the rnlil lying under a sled
with which he was uaiog to haul
water. Holt hsd been away much
Imiuer thau utual and some of tbe
other workmen started to look after
bliu. Tbe boy had been In tbe habit
of rldlnff nn Die front of the sled, and
It is presumed that tbe horse started
suddenly, the boy slipped and fell, the
sieu ran onto nis onuy in wnicu conai
tlon It was found.
morn-
Weather.
Tonight and Tuesday fair.
Bkalh.
WANDKIIKI) FliOM HOMC AM.n
Raster, of Mohawk, Informed the po
lice oihcers this morning that bis
daughter, Mae. aired 13 veam. hl
strayed 'rom home last evening aud
was thnimht to be In the olty. Bh
was found about 10 o'clock and return
ed to her father who took bur hnniR.
The girl refused to give any reason for
leavlug. After she was mlau.it lt
evening a marching party bunted for
megiri an last night.
Ovkr $1,000 Raisku. Over $1,000
has been raised among the business
men of the oily for the Improvement
of the McKenitl roud. Messrs Youni
and Grim n will continue solloltlng
and hope to secure as much more, as
this amount represent only 14 busl
nefs men. Tbe county will assist
liberally aud this road should be put
in flue shape.
tiTOHH 1'UHciiASKD Messsra T H
Qulmier aud F H Bitter, reoontlv
from Minnesota, have ourohased the
stock of goods In the store on Ninth
street belonging to the estates of the
late A V Peters aud I K Peter. They
hav taken possession and will mm-
tlntie business at the old stand.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bought
Prinevllle Personals.
Kurlow, August 4.
Ed N White left vesterrlav
ing ror Jielknap Hprlngs.
DFBtewartand Bl Hoduea with
ineir ramines lert Tuesday for the Mo
huwk after berries.
Mr and Mrs C A WblUett will leave
In a few days for a few weeks' viBit
with relatives aod friends at Eugene.
Foot Slashed, John Blears, son of
Captain Bteais, who resides at the
Bead of Tide on theSluslaw, throe or
four days sgo was the victim of a sen
ous aocident. He waa cutllinr wnnii
when his axe sllpied and nearly cut cilf
nis ngnt root about midway botween
the ankle and Iocs. It made a terrible
wouud. He was brought to Eugene
aim ivuyxenoaii a Peine are attending
the young man. Hla foot will he
saved.
TllK BONUOMKKK 80LI) K V Will-
oughby hiw nM Tbe llonboulere 1
cream, oyster and confectionery bouse
on Ninth street to Harrv Dun
took posseasloii yeeterdny. Mr Duon
is a well known young man nnd will
be pleased to meet all oustomers.
Good headway la lieius made on all
the uew brick Lulldings
Ex-Blierltt TJ Driver has hn n.
pointed and onnllrnied marshal of Tbe
Dalles. The u 'litlemao is
Rev I D Driver, of this city.
Rev NIS Alley baa purchased rh
old Geo W Gill reside,'. nn wt.
Eighth street and will nio'o Into the
same probably tomorrow.
Narrow Escape.
Saletu Journal. August 4: "W D
McGee, formerly of Eugene who Is
employed by C A Whale as an organ
and nlunoaeent. waa iniurerl in Lane
county, Tburrday, by going through a
bridge. Workmen were repairing a
bridge near Drain and n temporary
bridge waa constructed for use until
the main bridge could be repaired and
McGee drove over tbe temporary
bridge which collanaed.
"McGee and his outfit were thrown
overboard and himself and horses bad
ly bruised up but not serioualy Injured.
The organ and wagon were somewhat
demoralized O A Whale went to
Draio yesterday and brought his agent
to thin oily sua be was taken to his
home in Yew Park where at tbe last
aooountbewas resting eaBy,"
It means Douglas oounty Instead of
Lane.
Gold! Gold! Gold!
The latest EI Dorado is reported to
boon on Nome City beach, Alaska.
Thousands of people are hnstet.ing
there, many of whom will return
broken lu health. Of what avail la
gold when health is gone? Guard your
ileal! n witn tbe best of all medicines
Houtetter s Htomach Bitters, and von
will alwaja have tiue wealth, The
Bitters are for people who have abused
tlielr stomachs, or are uaturally weak
It will regulate the bowels, stir up the
liver, luvlgrrate the kidneys, and ab
Holutely cure Indigestion, constipation
malaria, chills aud fever. Jt Is i
natural touio, absolutely free from
iliingermia narcotics. It should be
taken In urntol tbe system from nhllln
and fever and malarial attacks. It's a
gooa meolclne to keep nn hand.
HeadacV.MMousne,,, heartburn. Indi
gestion, and all liver Ills are cured by
HtwcFs Pills
Sold bj all druggists. 85 oents.
Clyde V Fogle writes us to oliange
the address of his Guard from Bait!
more lo Washington, D. ('.
The Oregon Midland railroad Is to be
ount immediately from Klamatlinn
Southern California, to Klamath Rli
southeastern Otogon. W W Thomp.
son, one of the promoters, say the
road will nenulshed in March. 1901
The distance will tie SI miles. The
estimated oust of the road is $2,00u,000,
Including tbe rollins stock. It will
tap a rich section of conn try In Ore
gon, Klamath and Lake counties, now
remote from railroad (acHI'le.
Paints Wail-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
LosTooMen forhoufeplnttnr.
U M MiCauir
LPTallman, of Lake Creek, is in
the city.
R A Booth weut to Bagluaw this
afternoon.
Mies Fay DeLano arrived hoiuo thl
afternoon. John Cogswell Is back from up the
McKenzie.
Alias Cecil Hubble wont to Porliai.d
tbis afternoon.
E V McCoruack, of Balem, arrlvid
up this afternooo.
MrsN J Fitch returned home tu
Portland this afternooo.
J H Goodman Is back from a Bun-
day visit to Cottage Grove.
Otto GilstraD arrived home this
morning from Ban Francisco.
Capt H L Heath left for bis borne
at McMlnnvllle this afternoon.
Mrs Minnie RncbmRn (aft tnri&v ft r
Corvallls to visit Mrs E R Lake.
A T Cockerline and family are home
from a visit In Josephine oounty.
J W Hobba. of McMlnnvllle denlitv
lnepeotor of internal revenue, le In the
olty.
Mrs M King and son Curtis arrived
home today from an outing near Cres
well. Mrs L N Kelly, of Portland, arrived
today nnd v. IJi visit relatives in this
county. -
Volney Hemenway and John Can
crell leave for the Blue River mines to
morrow. ...
Mrs Geo Lillev left todav for Folev
Springs to Join her husband for a stay
at that resort.
Will Ware and sister. Mlas Marin.
aod Hartford Bweet, left this morning
for the upper MoKenzie springs.
Mr and Mrs L G Adair and Mr aud
Mrs L N Ronev arrived hnmn fndno
- j
from an over Sunday visit at Bnswell
Springs.
A E Wheeler and daughter. Miss
Mable, and bis brother and wife ar
rived nome yesterday from a trip up
the MoKenzie.
H N Cockerline left todav for Al
bany and will Join tbe Mazamas at
Detroit Wednesday for a climb to the
summit of Mount Jefferson.
John Tait. tbe well known farmer
and orcbardist of Creswell cava this
olllce a pleasant call today. He Is re
covering nicely from bis recent illness.
Hon John M Gearin. the Well ktinvn
roruanu attorney left for Foley
Springs tbis morning. Mr Gearin
thinks Wm J Bryan Is srolnir tn h
elected.
ITNIoklin. DEYoranand W W
Brown left this morning on tbelr
wheels for Fioience. From that point
they will go down tbe beach to Ccjb
county.
Max A Plumb left this tnnrnlno fe
Berkeley, Callfornla.where be will toko
special work leading to the degree's
mining engineer, In tbe University of
California.
Mrs Hattle Peflev nee Smith.
panled by her mother. Mrs David rin-
derwood, was in Eugene today and
left for her borne at Boise, Idaho, on
tbe 1:08 train.
J A Haines, of Cnrrv nnnntv wi.
has been visiting his brother, W W
Haines, left for PubbI Hound inH
.tueyare twinB, and on tbe 7th of
August will be 73 years of age.
waiter McCornanrr. tho nM ..
official Chinook Indian Interpreter of
me uaue couuty oiroult court, is in the
City from h i lower Hliml ,,,.,
Time Is dealing gently with Walter.
Klchard White and wif and M m
E Miles, of Boott's Mi! Is. Oreornn. Har
ems and sister of W A White, who
olerklng lor F L Chambers, are In
Eugene. Tbey are well pleased with
the olty.
Deputy Postmaster E K Henderson
has returned from a thren n.i,j ,.
to hla landed Interests in i,ake county.
He drove the eutlre distance without
mishap and Is looklmr nl.ndMi.
King says It is dryer than he ever saw
it in hj years in that section.
' Jliee Hams,
Sides,
Breakfast Baeon,
Pienie Hams.
SMOKED BY
GRAY :& SON.
On Salo at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better
SMOKE.
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer.
RUNNING DP A BIG BILL
For doctor' fees wouldn't be
neceMary, when you are t
tacked with colda at this h.
on of the year, if you would
keep a bottle of our pure aod
llYf.-. Kd Cyrub JVoLla
Whiskey In your home and
then take it in the form of
teddy, or ai. your taste die
tatea, at bedtime ur any other
old time. Thew la nothiuK
like it for oolda, La Grippe oh
kindred ailment,
W 0). ReDsbam
.STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth, Oregon,
Full term opens September 18th
I he students oi ith( .Normal School are Dra.
pared to take the State Certificate imS.
d j.teiy on graduation. mt
ii. aduates readily secure good positlona
hxpenne of year from 8120 to 1C0
.Hruog Academic and Professional Cur
w Ti "PeH dJepartD;eI" in "al trainta;
Well equipped training department.
J&adSr' amMuiDg
Or
W A. WANN,
Sea of Faculty.
P. L CAMPBELL,
Hotel Arrivals.
EUGENE.
W D Whitney, Portland
JaB L Hunter, Walker
P L Warden, Portlaud
It W Rockwell, Auburn, Wash
'J P Smith, HalBey
W D .Rockefeller, Weudllng
C K Hale, Hale
W B Biutth, Hale
J C Paiker, Trent
F C Drury, PleoBaut Hill
Bay Llttlellold, Beultle
Uhas Miller, Lane
W L Crouolly, Chicago
Alex Lewis, Mabel
HOFFMAN
C B Maiarkey, Port! and
AFGrun, Portlaud
Chas M Hough, 8t Paul
J T Shears
Q A Khlpman, Wendling
A H Hhlpmau, Weudllng
LO Pennington, Weudllng
Jas Peek, Foley Springs
G L Larimer, Springfield
J B Carpenter, Springfield
Jno M Gearin, Portland
A E Wilzln, 8 F
C 8 Freelatid, Springfield
Henry Lang, Portland
J W Hobbs, Portland
0 B Chadwick, St Louis
F M Mapes, Mint eapolis
E 0 Smith, Mnulton, N D
Agness Rudolph
A H Khakley, Oakland, Cttl
Boar the
Blgratur o
Every One
a BaFQaiD
I It
fall to cure, Beod for circulars and
testimonial.
Addre, F J Cbenkv A Co, Toledo,
Ohio. Hold by druggist, 76o.
Hall's Family PHI are th best.
16 lb Dry Orauulated sugar
3 pkgUolddust
3 Armours washing powder....
4 pkgs Arm & Hammer soda..
$1 00
1&
if,
6
10
bulk
Large bottle good catsup.,
Large bottle ammonia 10
IargelMittle bluing.,,. in
Iloltle Fletchsre genuine can
toris.,.. ... , jjj
pkg Arbuoklescollee " )j
spools Merrick tluesil jjj
J-re ping chewing U.baooo.. 20
Plug star toharoo 45
Hopping bat. a
1 card, I dm bat ulna
...Ax Billy...
Clearance
Sale ...
Our entire line of
Summer Goods
MUST BE CLOSED OUT
KKUARDLESS OE COST.
Duck Skirts,
Crash Skirts,
Shirt Waists,
Lawn and Dimities
Children's
Hats and Bonnets.
5 H Friendly
Fl lfir M r riDrn.i
Chance to Buy a Home.
A 8 -room house, barn, outbuildings
aud two full lots iu best residence sec
tion of Eugene for sale at a bargain if
taken within 30 days. Best chance of
tbe year. Addrens Lock Box No. 868,
Eugene Oregou. '
Salem Statesman, Augusl 8: H G
MfKlulev. the timber l.t.- 1
- ' " . io,uiucu
last evenliiir from atrl.i tn 1,1. k......
- r " u.d uuiua
in LaCroes, Wisoousln.
Linn couutv's ahra nl n. .....
ohool fund just apportioned is $10,793..
t. i.ane county has passed her
northeru neighbor In point of popul.H
tiou. Her share of the ahnni rA
1 1,010. VI.
ii am m
Ml U II i
Timft
I IIIIC I
A Chanob Jurlee W (! Hu
sold his offioe furniture m 111,... n
Gaby, lute of Mciliunvllle, aud the
lease of the rooms have also been
trausferred to tbe same, 0..,i
avuviciUUU,
Judge Hale will move elsewhere In
about a mouth, thecltv h-i h.
termiuedyet. TheHnAun..
intended departure of Judge Hale aud
uiusi esiimaoie family. May suc
oes, follow them. To Judge Gaby and
family we extend a welcome.
Road Impkovkd rm. n
""i UIOVO
"unset, August 8: The n.aa improve-
OTlu urrui's bridge aud the
""lu uriuue on him n,.i,n.,. j
In the sum of some $MIH, part county
and part subscription work, wnlch has
..uuer tne eupervlslou of Messrs
Van achoiack and Geo O Knowlee Is
now completed. The otK , ofa
sulwtanilal kind and will be of mhtet.
Vunh 10 lh ireiihtera and stage
Administrator's Sale.
I will sell at private sale tbe silver
and glass ware dishes and books be
longing to the estate of A V Peten
Also 2469 shares of stock In the Lane
County Mining Company In tbe Bluo
River district.
Geo B Dorbis,
Administrator,
Claims BuNnnn
Milling Journal: ."Corliss A R.
Rush, whose rich strike we cbronloled
in last week's Journal. h., 1,.., I..-.,
ed their claims, the Double Eagle,
from which the rich rock was taken
out, and the Luokv O.Ueen tnr in nnn
- Jirown, of Colorado. Mr
-Brown will immedla-ely start In to
develop the propmy w
Btyle."
Loss Adjusted.
agent for the Alliance Insurance Com-
v receiveo th s morning $135, th.
adjustment of th In.. ...
m uia resiueuce
of Jerry Ream, recently damaged by
VV A N WESTS A t I
n8 vte'y next to Gaylord's mutlo
store. Iniinlio tnn
I W. KAYS FURNITIIRF Cfl
tHMLKtRS and FIINFRII
Eugene Babbitry
Cor. Ilth and High Sts.
J. W. HAMBLE, Proprietor,
lUQtNt, OREOON.
Th 1. ti.
In th .f. " 1, j.lan MM estabustimsnt
Wild bv PlLdi2erent "riM reprsMnttd
F.".110'. Pt CI.an.ploa
Bifiwl nn. . ""nania uueen Zd. Al ph
greed youngsteis. Satisfaction guarantwdT
.ierencsFirat National jnk, Sn
The floffmaD
W O ZEIGLER, Propsiitos
SUNDAY DINNER 50c
EUGENE. OREGON.
EUGENE, OREGON.
Mai) orders promptly ntuiuleil to.
IT
sv
Children must have just
the right kind of food if
they are to become strong
men and v. m.-n. A dpfi.
ciency of fat ii-kcs children
. 1 .
tnm and write, puny and
nervous, and gie.ttly retards
full growth and develop
ment. They need
ScHI&mufstcn,
It supplies just what
all delicate and growing
children require.
KOTT OWSI!,oMWV h.. ri.
Hoi.u-L'1' Case i
, - . ' io hi) new
u-veiopnitut. iu .he l.(i.up 0.1e of
itoo.l,.r nlg.it. The,tl,cels Hre .
"'king on !t, but ,,u llIve
bteu made.
Portlaud', n,w cl,en e for fining
gambling boueee aud de,ce?, nets the
0 ly f3,oa) month, dli-trii.uled a,
fellow,; Slot ni.ehin,. ,,,.:60 ,,..
Eugene Livery and Feed Stables
WEST BROS, Props.
New Rigs
New Harness,
Competent Drivers
Tslsslissa Man tJ
Pleasure
Galore...
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