Daily Eugene guard., August 28, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
AUGUST 28
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
POIt BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191.
BREVITIES.
Chas Davis it on the alck list.
Dr Lowe, optician, with J B Luckey
Ksmblera aud Ideals stand tbe test.
Gordon bai commenced moving into
Ills new Btore.
Contentment ! found when you
liave a Rambler.
Tbe front of Kaullmau's store has
been repainted.
W L Brlitow of Bodavllle is moving
to Polk county.
Robert Fllzsimmona has retired from
tbe puglllstlo ring.
If you want a lino cake for Buuday
leave your order at tbe Banquet.
M O Warner tunes planoe and
organs. Repairing and pollsblng,
Horace Westhrook Is employed In
tbe Tlbbetts bopyard near Junction.
David M Drake's pension bas been
increased to $8. Be resides In Eugene.
SpeotM prices on bose.
F L Chahubrs.
Tbe beet ot meals at low price. Fred
Wald realauiant, south of J V Kaufl
man's. I am working again In Odd Fellows
cemetery. Any person wlsblng work
don will please address or call upon
J L LOMnAKi), Eugene.
Rev M L Hose Is now In Cblcsgo,
Mrs Rose Is visiting relatives in New
ton, Kansas.
Mayo & MoOuIre give tbe best meal
In town lor the money.
20 second-band buggies and car
riages at F L Chambers'.
Bicycle repairing and sundries.
E E MoOi.anaiian.
Another car load of Raolne buggies
Just reoeived no advanoe In price. Bee
the new styles at F L Chambers'.
Mr and Mrs G W Bandsaker will
occupy the Mldgley cottage on 6th
street, between Willamette and Oak.
Put a obain brush on your bicycle,
and keep the chain olean and bright.
E E MoUlanaban has them.
The largest gathering of ex-soldiers
in tbe history of tbe GAR Is Dow
attending the grand enoampmeut at
Chloago.
The carpenters only have two days
more work of) Dr Palnes new retldenoe;
the painters, throe or four, to finish It.
Dr Paine wlti oommence moving Into
It next Monday.
The annual conference of tbe M E
church meets In Aabl&nd September
19-24. Rev I D Driver will lecture
before the conferenoe on three days;
while Rev T B Ford will deliver one
lecture,
Balem lodge of Elks, Mo 830 Is mak
ing preparations for great display at
the Portland oarnlval, Elks day, Hep
lember6. It will have 100 men In
uniform and a band of 1(1 musicians
from Its membership.
Tbe water in the Willamette Is now
lower than it lias been for years and
It la reported that when the water Is
turned through the links at Ungou
City the Willamette Falls go out of
oxlatenoe for the time bolng.
101 Crescents sold this year In Eu
gene; 683 Creaosnt riders In aud around
Eugene now. The people now know
that the Cresoent bloyolea stand with
out the trouble of always tinkering
them up. Get a Crescent ana you are
alwaya ready to go.
B M Garrison, to 8 P fireman,
writes that he la enjoying bis vacation
In Ban Francisco Immensely well. At
the explratlou of bis 00 days' leave of
absence be will return ;and resume his
regular run between Juuctlon aud
Roseburg.
Roseburg Review, August 27: I Miss
Rose B Parrott returned home yester
day from Gardiner, where she has Just
closed a euoeessful term of school. (She
will spend some time visiting frleuds
here, after which she will enter tbe
Htaie University at Eugene.
Roseburg Review, August 27: The
following have been added to the fac
ulty of the Roseburg Academy: F K
Alley, carpentering and mechanical
drawing; Miss Reglna ltaat, sswlrg
and dresemakl lg; Dr Geo E Houck,
leoturos in hygiene and demonstrations
will' X-ray machine.
A requisition from the governor nf
California was honored by Governor
(leer. Katnrday. The man wanted
was L L Wbltely, accused of embex
aling $300 from a r'reauo paper on
which he was employed. He had
been arrested In Portland ami was
token back to Kruno fur trial.
The Roseburg Ruview states Die
prune market situation as follows: It
eec.ni reasonably certain . that I be
larger sites of prunes will command a
good price this year, but that the
mailer ones will tie a drug In the
market, owing to the Immense crop In
California. Hem, the Italians are
very larre and most nf the Petite
mall, owing to there being such a
large crop. Drying la In progress now,
luuch earlier than usual.
DR. DARRIN
Has Arrived in Eugene, Or., and
Is Now at the Huffman House
Until October 1.
ELECTRICITY.
Hundreds Cured by It Where all
Oilier Remedies Fail.
When we consider the inestimable
blessing of health, and the horrors of
wasting disease and Impaired vitality
we must accord to Dr Darrin tbe dis
tinguished honor that belongs only to
the noblest benefactors of our race. By
this discovery he sends tbe life cur
rents of that great agent through tbe
debilitated frame; he allays pain, re
stores the strength, and florid bloom
of glorious health, and tbe elasticity
and joyouanesa of spirit that are lost
when suffering from disease of the or
gans of derangement of tbe Dervous
centers.
Those who contemplate consulting
tie dootor, should do so at onoe as bis
time is limited. Consultation free.
References at bis ofllce.
Hotel Arrivals.
KUGENH.
G X Wendling, BF
F H Burcb, Vacavllie
Q K Burton, S F
RO Waller, Albany
CVBherldan, Walker
F R Elliott, Wendling
W PBuilth, B F
OttoBmltb, Aome
8 P Osburn, Portland
J D Hettahusen, York Center, la
J M Stewart, Bprlnglleld
W E Deymen, Iowa
L J Lellege, Iowa
AloKnlKbt, Portland
G T Berry, Cottage Grove
J R Goldson, Goldson
F Lemiulor, Chicago
R R Brewbaker, Fresno Cal
Fred Hill, Goshen
Mrs Ennas Long, Cottage Grove
Mrs E J Humphrey, Cottage Grove
U H Jones, Cottage Grove
W J Gerrish, Portland
HOFFMAN.
J H Walt, Portland
OH Miller, Hubbard
A W Potter, B F
W T Hobson, B F
FBemmler, Chicago
T Wegman, Portland
A O Lawrenoe, Portland
I P Hayden, & wf, Portland
OA Fields, BF
WBGray, Bt Paul
J R Winchester, N Y
E M Hulme, Portland
J W liobbs, Portlaud
C E Robinson, B F
Dell B Laabler, Portland
Attention Firemen.
All members of tbe Fire Department
wishing to pnrtlolpate lu hose races are
requested to meet for praollco Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
'Committee.
Second-Hand Organs.
A few second-hand organs, In good
condition, for sale cheap, If taken at
"Hue. Morris A Ciaw, Ninth street,
F.uguue, opposite Hodman house.
Weather.
dpoata! lo Ihs uuard
Portland, Augusr28. Fair tonight
aud Wednesday.
Bkai.8, Forecaster.
Mauhikd. Mr Win Parsons and
Miss Bessie Maxwell, both of Irviug,
were united lu marriage last night by
Justice C A Wlnteriueler at his ofllce
In this city. Tbe parties to this pleas
ant happening are well known In Eu
gene and tbe county, and their frleuda
olu tbe Guahd m extending boat
wishes.
Thouiilk AntioiI'ATKD. The two
salmon canneries on the Lower Blu-
Blaw river, owned and operated by
W F Kyle and O W Hurt), have each
placed several traps in the river, nearly
covering the entire stream. The gill
net men are quiet, but say that at the
proper time these traps will come out
with the aid nf a little dynamite.
Mohawk Bhancii. J H Wall,
roadmaatar, was in Eugene last night.
He says It will bt four or five days or
more before the train p'.ills Into Wend
ling. He thinks It will take a full
crew six weeks to su rises the track.
A curious "ark" drawn by four
horses passed through Eugene this
aflernoou. Two bicycles hung ou
pens.
BROOJW SflliE
NOW ON .
25o broom sno
SOo broom 'Mo
35c broom '....SOo
Better brooms In proportion.
Best pure b ar lard, lu bulk, per lit, I0e.
10 lb pall beet lard $l,lo
6 lb patl beat lard aa
26 ot can K (' Baking Powder 2u I
Our l-)c. 15c and xoo mast ci'ffee oan
nut lie beat.
1 lb gloas tsn-b Jp
We close at 0 each evening except
Haiurdsys.
...Ax Billy...
. A PIOXEER HOME.
Residents of the State 53 years; of
Lane Couuty 50 Years.
Hon M Wllklns and wife have
moved bsok to their old home lu Wll
lainelte preolnot lo sjiend the summer
This old couple were married 60 years
ago in tbe East; came lo Oregon 63
years ago settling for a time near Ore
gon City, where their first son was
born 62 years ago, Hon F M Wllklns,
of Kugene, one of our oldest native
sons. Tbey came lo Willamette pre
Clnot60 years ago aui have resided
continuously in lb Ir preeeut residence
46 years.
Tne bouse wan photographed last
week from several different views
Abu eivy vinu nearly covers tbe
roof, while the second story of the
bouse Is completely 111 jo with ibis ivy
that has penetrated ihe room between
'be shingles and weather boarding.
And strange to say the building does
not leak.
In the photograph the old couple are
sitting on the porch where they have
spent many a happy summer hour to
gelher.
Ths Guahd trusts tbey will occupy
their old home many years to come.
News About Stamps.
An Innovation In the postal service
which Is sure to be of great, conven
ience is tbe plan lately adopted of
furnishing stamps In little books, with
wax sheets between them, Tbe gov
ernment la to charge one cent addi
tional to the amount of stsmiis con
tained therein, and it Is now estimated
that the profit on ibeae books will
amount to $200,100 per annum. It !s
also estimated that the sum paid for
tht private revenue stamps placed
over i he lop of tbe battles containing
Hosteller's Btoraaou Killers very
nearly equals tbls. The Bitters is a
reliable remedy for constipation, indi
gestion, dyspepsis, biliousness, liver
aud kidney troubli h. It may be de
pended upon to ooio stomacb disor
ders, having done so for i he past fifty
years.
Will Work for Board.
Professor J no Btraub, secretary of
the faculty, U O stated to a Guard
representative that dally Inquiries are
coming In from young men and
women, who' would like to alternl
school If they can Hud a place to work
for their board. Any person who can
uso these young people would confer a
favor ou tbe school management by al
once sending In t heir name.
M. E. Ptl'B Oiioan F Bemniier, of
Chicago, arrived here last niglu, beiuii
accompanied by Hy Idlers, the Port
land music house man. Mr Heiniuler
Is fiom the Kimball Company, and
comes to correct some errors msde In
selling up the pipe uriian In ihe M K
cli ll roll of this city. Toe motor was
connected lu a way which mads its
control very ditllculi, ami as a leaiilt
tbe bellows would become over lu
llatcd. The error was discovered soon'
after the oman had been net up, but
tbls is the nisi time the house could
spare an expert to inline tins rar west.
Bt) Mii.ks Around. AUihiiv Demo
crat: "There Is a possibility of a train
running rk lit from the terminus nl the
new Mohawk rsilroad In Lane county
to Albany over the Oregntilau aud
Lebanon branch, bringing Altisnv
Into olose business relationship to that
bin lumber section. Trains will be
ruuutng lo Wendling imwo or three
weeks. The town that Is t o' con
nected by rail with Albany, the ureat
railroad omtcr, Is unt It it."
After EXsisner
To assist d'uestloii. relieve distress
stter estlpj -i .IroiUnt too heartily,
tupri vt'it -jiuiipnlii.ti, tnLj
Hcexs Pffls
Iff with the
I ON
s Our policy is to clour out all goods about which
lingers a suggestion of summer. In our merchandised
experienco we have never
new Alison wiiu so iew otitis
.remains will bo price cut
Cost or profit is lost sight of
.summery must go.
SHIRT WAISTS
KUftHt illue IW'y ami pli.lt.
In elm
40 cts each
SKIRTS
Ladhx' Huintnn rtslrts lo olose
50 cts each.
liONXKTS
Poke sod Tarn O' Bhanler
19 cts each
PAHISOLS
$2 AO and $4.00 now
1.50 each.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
S. H. Friendly
PERSONAL.
C V Blierlilun, of Wa kw, was lu
bugene today.
E M Patterson tits returued from au
outing at tbecoaal.
Mies Cora Rulau will return to
Albany tomorrow.
Miss Beasfe Day lias returned Irom a
trip to Iudeendeuce.
M R Potts, the 'io.belaud man,
went to Portlaud b uy.
C F Hurlbnrt, the Junction mer
chant was In Eugene today.
James Honlg left for Blue River to
day with a full load of supplies.
N Wltheeand wife aud brother left
for their home at L Cro-se, Wis, to
day. Paul O burn, of M lue mail county,
a son of A M Oabuiu, is i.ere purchas
ing oattle.
J W Hobbs, of McMlnnville, deputy
Internal revenue colle:or, was in Eu
gene today.
Mr and Mrs Geo T Hall, Jr., and
Miss Nellie Gilfry arrived home today
from Newport.
T Wegman aud Arthur C Law
rence, Portland traveling men, were
in Eugene today.
A ti Mathews arrived home yesler
day from Belknap Hprings, where his
family la soourulug.
Miss Callisou, of Jasper, left this
af'ernoon for Colfax, Wash, where
she will teach sell ml.
Miia Alice Hemeuway, of Balem, la
vlBiilng In tbls oily at the home of her
parents, Mr aud Mrs V Hemenway.
Miss Lena Blair, of Portland Is ex
peoied up tomorrow for a visit of a
week with her cousin, Miss Fannie
(Jroner.
Albany Democrat: Mr Wiley Francis,
of Eugeue, spent Bunday in A Ibauy on
a visit with his cousins, tbe Misses
Stewart.
Darwin Biisiow, of Cottage Grove,
weut to Portland today. He will
bring his family home'froin the Coast
lu few days.
Today's Balem Btatfeman: Miss
Alice HeuieuwAy, an employe of Ihe
asylum, has gone to Eugene lo visit
her parents who reside there.
Miss Ella Thompson went to Balem
today. Bhe will attend the carnival
at Portland next week, then go to
Harney o iuuty lo teach school.
Miss Lulu Renshaw arrived borne
this morning from Astoria aud Sea
side, where site has been the guest of
tbe Misses t iara and Carol Young for
a fortnight.
G W Handsaker, who arrived up
from Portlaud a week ago to niuke bis
borne lu this city, Is now connected
with the gun store and sportlug goods
bouse of B D Paine or Company.
To Bki Makkied. The Portlaud
Telegram has the tollowlug about a
well kunwn young minister, who
graduated from Ihe University of
Oregon In 1890: Rev Harry BTeniple-
ton, pastor of Westminister Presby er
an oliuich, of t ti in ell y , will tie married
Wednesday, Aug ist 20, to Miss Helen
DIcLscin, The wedding will lake place
In Bau Rafael, Cat, at the tiome of tbe
bride A few days ago Miss Dickson
was tendered a farewell receptiou by
the members of the 1'reshyteriau
church, of this ci'.y. l'be ailalr was
aiteudud by tbe most prom I lieu t people
of Ban Rafael.
Faints Wail-Paper
Harness and Saddles
PRESTON & HALES
lave orders tot houte pontine.
U M McCiudy
old. I
WITH THE NEW.!
been prewired to welcomo a
una etuis on litinu. W Mat
way bevoml recognition.
now. ' "Everything that's
VKSTS
Ladles' Hummer Vests
5 cts each
STRAW HATS
Kleyant Hue of dent's Hats
25 cts each
DUCK SUITS
In lllne. Tan and Light llrown.
$2.50 a j ;u lit
(iKNTS CRASH SUITS.
I'n elrws out our entire
lineal
$2.75 a suit
3
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Eugene, Oregon. 3
MISREPRESENTED.
Game Warden yuiuiby Says Com
plaint Is Caused by Jealousy.
Usilj Telegram.
Game Warden Qulmliy says that tbe
facia are misrepresented In a dispatch
from KueiiH .tatiug lhat there is a
whole ale slaughter of upland birds In
progress. The deputy name warden
at Kugeue, Charles M Kis-inger, has
proved himself to be one i f the most
efficient aud energetic men in the slate
of Oregon, aud be wou d .urely have
stopped tbeslaughtei of birds in Lane
county. Last year Mr Kissinger se
cured the couviution of several parties
for the unlawful killing of birds. He
also took a long trip of 4o or 60 miles
into the mountains and drove out a
ba d of Warm Hpring Indiana who
bad been proniiecuouB.ry shooting game
birds out of season. Deputy Uame
Warden Kissinger arrested eight of
rhem and brought tiiem to Kugene.
fie waa unable to secure a conviction
however, as it was not known which
of the Indians ootnmined tbe act and
sutllcieut evidence could not be se
cured. It slopped the IndianB from
auy further unlawful shooting, how
ever, MrQulinby also tblnkj tbe onm
plaiulis caused by a ceitaln jealousy
which has been several times before
evident at Eugene. Instead of corn
plaining in the papers the parties
should have Informed Deputy Kissin
ger, of the depredations now going on,
be thinks,
The Hop Movement and Market
At New York Anticipating a con
siderable shortage In the present crop,
brewers are active in buying tbe '90
crop as well as old hups and prioes are
somewhat higher. There have been
ii qulries from London, which is un
usual at tbls season, but no orders have
so far resulted. Tbe rains throughout
tbe state last week were much needed
and have been helpful to the crop
which Is lu prime condition. There
are no reports of rust, mold or lioe,
Keports from California indicate con
siderable decrease la tbe crop under last
year.
Quotations al New York are as fol
lows: N Y state and Pacific ooast
orop of '99 choice, 1318o, prime, 11J
l3o, medium, 8llu, orop of '98, 6
9o, olds, Z6c, German crop of '98,
3540o.
NuKEMliUKtl, Germany, Aug. 4. In
general the hop plant is rather weaker
than last year and tbe crop of '99 will
not be reached In any country. Planta
tions are iu healthy coudillon. Tbe red
spider niBy Increase and reduce the crop,
t his Is the situation in Germany and
Austria Hungry, but it Is muoh worse
in France aud Belgium, and some look
for only balf Ibe orop of last year in
lliese countries. The crop of '99 le in
brewers' hands and tbe trade Is very
ineiHiiincaul. Brewers and mercbauts
do not expect high prices, believing
that thn crop will bu sullloleut, out It
is loo early to prophecy. The U 8 will
hold Ihe key to future prices.
Lnblesklll Beoharie Co, N Y Grow
er are going out of the business. Iu
'85 tills county produced 85,000 bales,
against 6,000 last year. Groweis .aie
inclined lo hold their crop uutil Octo
ber. C K.
Deruyler. Madison Co, N Y There
is a great deciease In the acreage over
last year, aud many growers are goiug
out or Dusluess. D F M.
ISalem buyers were neier so active at
this season, and It la no uncommon
thing for a grower to have balf a dozen
uujois visit ins yaru to uuy tils orop
lu tlia eauie day The general nflera
are 10 aud 11 oeula, and it is reported
tha' one grower near Halein has been
otleied l'Jci lils for his crop.
Weather Prediction.
Special to the uuaid.
RoaKnuKO, Aug 28. Weather fore
cast: Fair for tonleht and Wednesdav
Weather conditions: Generally
olnudy weather prevails this morning,
except in California, where it Is clear.
Sbowen have occurred In Eastern
Washington and Koulhern Oregon.
Titos Gibson,
Official In charge.
s
Examined This Morning.
. This morning at 10 o'clock -John
Brown was brought before County
Judge Kinpsid, Deputy District
Attorney L T Hams and Meilloal
Examiners L W Brown and E D Mo
Kenney and examined for Ills sanity.
Mr Brown was given his liberty as be
Is absolutely harmless, and the com-
inittiuent Is suspended during preeeut
c ndltions.
Hups. Today's Halem Ktatesrurn:
YeMentay, the SMtO halt s of last year's
lions, iHloniilng to l.lllenthal Hros..
of New York, aud for Ihe oast
year stored in the hop wsreliouse ol
Ihe Hon l hern i'seltlo Company In this
city, ta'gau to move In respon.e to an
Increase In price of old hops in the
Kasieru markets. It will take twenty-
tire cars In more this liumen.e stock
of hope and It w ill be a week or more
before the lat of them hare started
for their destination. The hops are
consigned to various points in the At
lantic slates. The scarcity of old hops
I-greater than 11 ha. twn In many
years a. will be seen tiy an examina
tion nf ihe condition of ,hf rs.teru
market.
HiiHN. To Mr and Mrs H 1, Tiltou,
or I Ten I, August 17, l!X), a girl.
Horn To Mr and Mrs Karl Barbre,
of Trent, a son.
Bargains...
We will sell for cash the A. V. Peters'
stock of Dry (loons, Notions, Ltulies'
(Jents' and Children's underwear at
very low prices.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing, and
Summer Goods at Cost.
Mre also keep on hand Fancy and
Staple Groceries, Paints, Oils, Brushes,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Come and see our prices. . Fggs and
Butter taken in exchange.
QUINER & BITTER.
Successors to A. V. and I. K. Peters.
Jliee Hams,
Sides,
Breakfast Baeon,
Pienie Hams.
On Sale at all grocery stores.
Call for Gray & Son's lard. None better.
SMOKE.-
Mount Hood
High Grade ioc Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer-
Notice to Contractors. -
The County Coun. of Lane County,
Oregon, will receire bids up to 2 o'clock
p ru Wednesday, (September 5th, 1S00,
for furulbhiiiK Hie matnrlalB auilcon
structing a wagon road bridge (covered)
across t lie Lung Tom river at what is
known as tbe "Taylor bridge" on said
river, lu Lane Couuty, Oregon. Plans,
specirionliona and Btrain diagrams mutt
accompany each bid together with a
certified check lo the amount of five
per cent or tbe bid. The court re
serves the right to reject auy aud all
bids.
By order of tbe court.
i E U Lbb,
County Clerk.
Elks' Excursion.
A special uoaoh under charge of the
Elks will leave Euitene lor Portland
Wednesday, Keplember 6, aud reiuiu
Sunday, September 9.
Sixty round-trip tickets will be Bold
at 13.60 taoh, good for above dates
only. Apply at ouoe to R M Donahue
at WellB Fargo A Co'a olllje. First
come, first eervid.
Notice.
I berebv notify the publlothat I will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife, Mrs E i Smith,
or any one else, after the date of this
notice.
AhTHUK Smith,
Dated Kuirese, August 28, 1000.
OABTOlitA
Bwntlis
The Kind You Ham Always Bought
Farm For Sale.
150 acres. 100 BoreB under cultiva
tion. Balance pasture aud wood land.
Fine cattle or sheep ranch. Hood out
range, new house and barn. Kunr
niug water near house: 20 rniln. wr
of augeoe, 5 miles west of Elmira.
Address
J. M. Stki-hkns,
E'tnlra, Ore.
For Sale or Trade.
A well-located lot, OflxlGO feet Uni
versity addition lo Eugene, 2-slnry
hard fluish house, good barn. Will
aell cheap tor cash or trade for stock.
Address U V 8herldan, Walker, Or.
Gnu, Wantkd. A reliable girl In
do general housework wauled Imme
diately. Enquire at this oflice.
Can't Stand Gold
Many children can't
stand cold weather. The
sharp winds pierce them,
and the keen air hurts them.
They liave cold after cold,
lose flesh, and spring-time
finds them tni n and delicate.
will make such boys and
girls heuriy and strong. The
body is better nourished,
and they arc better pro
tected. The blood becomes
richer, and that nukes them
warmer.
1COTT A WiM:!.,.. Yara,
SMOKED BY
GRAY & SON.
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Oregon Short Line R R.
If you are thinking of au eastern
trip. It will pav ynu 10 write ami get
figures and other information rn'iuil.
ing service, etc, from ihe
Oregon - hort Line Rah.hoad,
14U Third mreel, Porilnnd, Ongon.
J R Naoei., VV E Coman,
TP A. o a.
School of Telcgrapny.
A acho"l of telegraphy will he started
iu K.iiiiei.e Ociol.er 1, if enough
studouiH I an i.e obtained. Instructor
ba Lent of lecoiumeiidations from C M
& Si P Ry, sod Western Union offi
cials. If you are Interested', address,
H W Hall, Eugene, Oregon.
Rooms and Board Wtnted.
'1 here will be a great demainl for
rooms and hoard for students i his year.
and it Is necessary that those intend
ing lo keep roomers or blunders make
it known as soon aa possible
Please leave address Ith .Visa Orace
Wold or Mr John Hauflsaker.
Notice
Mayo A McQuire, at old Ed Howe
B'and, Ninth street, give meals at all
hours. Regular day meals 20 cents
Give then, a call. Satisfaction guar
antied. CAS l oniA,
Bn tbs Ihe K:nd You Haw Always BoujU
Meals 20 Cents.
I urn lu charge nf ihe .- siaursiic one
doorouth! KauHmau'a aiore agm
Excellent meals will u. furnished at
20 cents each. Don't f..,g,., ,taDd
Fkkd Wald.
BEST SHINGLES.
If you want the heat Washington
shingles iu Eugene for the money go
to Andrews at the depot.
Wantbu To trade, aTmall Im
proved ranch, three miles from rail
road station In Lane nni ,
erty in Eugene. JDqure at Q uard
office for particulars.
ForSalrOhkap.a j
band Hml.h-Premle.- typewriter In
good condition.
GeoFCbaw.
obSai.k Chuap.-a good buggy
d -ingle bsrnes. for ..e cheap if
taken at ., Iuqulre ,,,
tmbalmers. Cor. Wi!. and 7th its.
The floffman
O2EI0LER, PROPRIETO
c UN DAY DINNER 50c
FIT F M, OREQOK.
Eugene Livary and Feed Stablos
WEoTS0S, Props.
NewRigsl
NewiHarness.
Competent Drivers
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