Daily Eugene guard., October 29, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY
- OCTOBER 29
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB BALK AT ''
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191.
BREVITIES.
1900 Ramblers f36.
Fl rat-class meati at Hammond's.
Wood lor sale at F li Chambers'.
Attend tbe Bryan Bally Baturday.
Dt Lowe, opticlau, wltb J B Luckey
Bee Day A Henderson's samples of
cut order carpets.
Walter Qray killed aiz wild Reese
below town yesterday.
8 C Rankin ia agent .lor tin famous
California Healing Boa.
Bicycle supplies HoClanaban,
II ' O Warner tune pianos and,
organs, impairing and polishing,
. . Dr Waldo Cheshire was called to
.Lebanon, Baturday, to attend tbe
bedside of Unole Jimmy Cheshire who
la seriously ill. -
0 20 .seoond-hand buggies : and car
riages at F L Chambers'. ' '
Bicycle repaiiing and sundries.
EE McClanahan.
Tbe plate glass windows were placed
In tbe new bank building tbls after
noon. !
Balem Jonrnal, October 27: Mr and
Mrs Herbert Condon, of Boise, Jdabo,
are visiting friends iu tbe city, 1
For limber or homestead, locations
Inquire at tbls office, or address Box
274, Eugene Oregon. ,
W M Colvlg speaks in tbe court
house tonight at .7:30 o'clock In favor
uf tbe republlcana. j . r .
- A wagon load of Bluslaw salmon was
sold on tbe street today. It went
( quickly and was fine. ,.
- An Infant child or Mr and Mrs C A
.. l'arker died tbe 27th Inst; aud Interred
.. in the Pleasant Hill cemetery Sunday,
, Grand Bryan rally next Baturday.
, . "; Mrs M J Farrow received a dispatob
today from a physician in Omaba,
Neb, telling Her tbe sad news that her
..'daughter, Miss Laura, was la a dying
ooudlllon. .
1 Bioycle repairing MoClanaban,
I h Frost again last nlgbt. Thermome
ter 40, six higher than tbe correspond'
' ng hour yesterday morning. -
'Two families of Texans arrived bere
today looking for homes. Tbey are
relatives of Baker Hamilton, wbo lives
nine miles west of Eugene,
Soups, meats aud vegetables at Ham
niond's. r,.
Charles Qriswold, of Portland, well
known here, was operated on for ap
pendloltis Baturday. He is reported
as getting, along nloelv. .. ':f ,-.
Bamhler bloyolee now $36.00.
Special prioes on hose.
FL Chambers,
, Two buudred oattle were shipped
from Harrlsburg to Sooimerville &
Brown, of tbe Upper John .Day ooun-
try, last week. - They were driven
from Monroe to Harrlsburg, and from
there transported to Tbe Dalles.
Remember the Hallowe'en social at
the Episcopal parish room.
C O Hammond, anooessor to O C
Kelgler, i
The ladles' Guild of tbe Episcopal
oharob will glr a Hallowe'en social
In the parish rooms. A good program.
Kefresbmenis served. Admission ten
oente. ;; ';.,-(:,.
. 161 Crescents sold this year In Eu
gene; 683 Crescent riders lu and around
Eugene now. , The people now know
that the Crescent bicycles stand with
out the trouble of always tinkering
them up. Get a Crescent and you are
always ready to go.
Weather
Upeclal to tis Ouu, '
.Portland, Oct. 29. Tonight and
Tuesday: Partly cloudy with occa
sional light rains.
''. ,.. ' Bkals.
Hallowe'km. There will be a Hal
lowe'en social at tbe home ofMlis
lienetla Dorrls, corner 6ib and Pearl
streets, Wednesday evening. The
spirits of the eveulng promise plenty of
fun for old and youug. Come pro
, vltled wltb a dime and a wblte robe to
wear In honor of lbs occasion.
Will Kktihk. "lirauilma" Munra
will soon retire from the management
i t Ihe railroad hotel at Meachnui, and
she will be succeeded by Miss Blanche
llerndnn; formerly of that cily, says
the Uuutlugtou Herald.
To Hl'ild.J Mr Hamell has pur
chased a number of lots in Fairmount
and will erect a handsome dwelling
and a good ham on the same at once.
BRYAN SPEAKING.
Let Precinct Committee-men
Make Arrangements.
Hun J D Matlock and J G Stevenson,
Esq wilt apeak at tbe following places
and dales on tbe political Issue of tbe
day. Breaking at each place St 1:30
o'clock In tbe afternoon: .
Bmlthfleld, Thursday Nov 1,7:80 pm
Elmlra, Friday Nov 2, 7:30 p m.
Lee M Travis and Leon Edmund
son will address the cltlsens of Mo
hawk valley at Ping Yang school
bouse Saturday evening, Ootober 27,
1900, at 7:30 p in. Everybody Invited
to attend, especially the ladles and
republicans.
Hon W F Butcher, of BakarClty,
Junotlon, Friday, Novenber 8.
Each of -the above three speakings
at 7:30 p m. Everybody Invited.
Hon R. M. Vaatchi
Saginaw, Friday Nov , 7:80 p m.
Cottage Grove, (Saturday Nov 8, 7:80
p m.
Lee M. Travis and Leon Edmund'
son,
Coburg, Monday, Oct. 29; 7:80 p m.
Waltervllle, Tuesday, Oot 80; 1M
p m.
Thurston, Tuesday, Oct. SO; "!M
P m.
Gohen, Wednesday, Oct. 81; 7:80
p m.
Pleasant Hill, Thursday, Nov. 1;
1:30 pm, '
Creawell, Thursday, Nov. 1; 7:80
p m. , , . ; ' . ; ; ' .
Cottage Grove, Friday, Nov. 2; 7:80
p m.
Walker's Station, i Friday, Nov. 2;
1:30 p m. - . - i
' Wendllng, Saturday, Nor. 8; 7:88
p m. .
Irving, Monday, Nov. fi; 1:30 p m.
v BRVAN BALLY. -
I J Eugene, Saturday, Nov. 3, after
noon and evening, at the Court House.
Speakers: Bishop H. L. Berkley and
Col. F. V. Holman, of Portland. ;
i Union Committee.
SIKSOBSL.
How It lh time ta Saint
Pallia's '
Sun Proof Faint..
Wm Preston has returned borne.
B H Friendly, visited Salem this
week. "' ' r
Mrs Ed Pool, returned to Portland
today. , . . . - .
Mrs Hohl, of Cottage Grove, ia now
In Eugene.
Lincoln Taylor, of Cottage Grove, Is
in Engene.
Miss Daisy Baker went to Portland
this afternoon.
Miss Sue Dorrls has returned borne
from her Boston trip. ...
Darwin Brlstow, of Cottage Grove,
was In tbe oity today.
Rev and Mrs T J Wilson, ofEagene,
are visiting In Albany.
Mrs J H Welder arrived borne today
from a short trip Salem.
Allss Hue Dorrls arrived home today
from an extended trip East.
Miss Dora Page, of Oakland, is vis
iting in Eugene for a couple of days.
B B Goldsmith and H W Clarke.
well known traveling men of Portland,
are in tbe olty.
Bon O F Pax ton, of Portland, passed
through today going to Cottage Grove
to speak tonight. . .
Miss Pauline Hndes went to Port
land today to resume her position wltb
a picture enlarging company.
Dan Langeoberg, one of the rustling
and popular young business man of
Roseburg; was In Eugene today.
Frank Hampton expeoU to start to
Crook county tomorrow via the Mo-
Kenclepass. Pretty risky trip.
Mrs Tueo Downing, a daughter ot
Gov Gear, who has been visiting Miss
Marie Ware for several days, left for
her Salem home today.
Hon Wm Colvlg, of Jacksonville,
arrived today and will address tbe
voters from a republican standpoint,
at the court house tonight.
Dr W L Cheshire arrived home this
afternoon from Lebanon, where be
went to attend his grandfather, J
Chesher, who has been 111.
Misses Marie Thompson and Msv
Larimer, who are teaching schools
near Harrlsburg, spent Baturday and
Sunday at their homes In Eugene.
Miss Flora Mason, of Albany, wbo
has been visiting her friend. Mil
Btolla Robinson, ot Eugene, for a law
days, returned home tbls afternoon.
D J Uover, the Bohemia miner, waa
In the city today. He states that the
camp Is progressing nlosly, and thai
more work will be dons thla winter
than lu any winter during tbe history
or (be camp. He Is enthusiastic over
prospects.
iloi'8 rJoLU. T J Kirk has sold 80
bales of bops to G 8 Llvesly for 14 eenta
per pound, and 0 C Hayes has dis
posed of 90 bales to . the same person
for a line rate.
! SPLENDID CONCERT.
Beatrice BarloVDierke's Recital
at Arion Hall an Emi
nent Success.
Orssonlaa, Oct .
At Arloo Ha I bt nlgbt a due audi
ence greeted Ihe young plauleie. Kee
(rioe Uarlow-Dlerke, tbe noelkr.ee or
tbe work holding tLe tnutlo-Iovers
quite In thrall
Tbe recital proved one of tba most
delightful treats ever, offered a Port
land au'Jleuoe, and tbe program, em
bracing numbers t-eldom attempted by
even tbe leading virtuosos of tbe day,
was supernly rendered. Tbedebutsnte'e
playing was a wonderful exblbl'lon of
technical maatery. Interpretation
and execution were alike admirable.
After each selection Mrs Dlerkewas
tbe recipient of handsome floral tributes
and vociferous applause.
. Bobumann'a ploturetque .Carueval
was glvsn with a variety of tone and
artistio phrasing that well merited the
bearty recognition, while tbe magnlfl- j
cent Interpretation of Lint's arrange
ment of the Tannbaueer overture, wltb
its brilliant octave passages, was cer
tainly a revelation.
Tbe delicate and delightful readings
of Schubert's lovely "Faith in Spring,"
and the dainty nocturne (posthumous)
by Cbopln brought out some of the
most exquisite pbrssea of tbe perform
ers Individuality. .
Tbe program closed wltb the Balnt
Saens dao, the weird "Danse Macabre,"
wltb Mr Clarke at the second piano.
Judging fro ns tbe demonstration last
Bight, Mrs Dlerke's triumph was
complete, and today Portland people
are congratulating one another upon
the possession of so earnest and taUnt-
ed a musician.
Paul Wessinger's pleaalug baritnue
was greatly enjoyed In tbe Handel air
from "Alexanderfest," tbe dramatic
prologue from "Pagliaool," ai.d thi.
three charming songsjby Brahms, Ru-
benstsin and Charles Dierke, beard for
tbe first lime in thla city.- -
Mrs Barlow Dierke will be beini lo
a recital In Eugene at tbe Christian
church Saturday, '.November 10.
AN INHUMAN MOTHER
Takes Her Youdk Cbild to .tbe
Jr., Tenderloio DisiricL
' Portland tfandaf Welcome.
The watcbfuluena .and ffflctency of
the officials of tbe Aid Society was
demonstrated laul week when Officer
Hawley arrested ami took under bis
care Bertha Carmen, a fifteen-year-old
g'rl
For tbe past m ntb Bertha has been
employed ly Madame Howe, the
Indian medium, at 1 bird and Alder.
On last Bandar, tbe girl's mother came
and informed tbe medium that she
was going to take the child a vuy. Tbe
girl did not want to go, but, as tbe
mother persisted, the girl finally con- J
sented,
Borne little time afterwards, it waa
learned that tbe mother aud child were
In the Lafayette lodging boufe, on
Third and Burnside. The Lafayette Is
a disreputable bnude, tbe abiding place
of prostitutes of sli nations and colors.
Knowing that a young girl surrounded
by suob influences would soon be led
astray, tbe Aid Society was notified,
and the obild was taken to the Home.
Another child, Maud, ooly six years
old, waa found residing in a private
family on Columbia street. Mrs Car
men bad called at that house and
begged tbe lady to care for her cbiid.
Sue stated Ibatsbewaa uuable to ob
tain employment, as no one would
engage ber when it was learned that
she was accompanied by a Braall child.
Out of tbe goodness of ber heart, the
lady cared for the ohtld, and wbs very
much surprised when Officer Hawley
oalled, and, after telling the facts of tbe
case, took tbe child away.
. Mrs Howe eays that the elder girl
did not want to accompany ber mother
(o tbe Lafayette bouse. Borne time
ago, tbe mother said that she would
put Ibe girl lu a bawdy house, an sbe
could not find employment.
It Is not known were Mrs Carmen
is at present, but It Is said tbat she is
at a borne for unemployed women,
Tbe father of the children is dead.
Mrs C'arnieu formerly lived iu Eugene.
THAT STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Councilman Osburn Relates Why
Gravel Was Chosen for Fill
ing Up Street Car Track. .
NORTHWEST DEAD.
Green
Vanschoiack,
1852.
Pioneer ol
Cottaok Gbove, Or, Oct. 27.
Green Vsnschniaok, aged 72 years,
died on tils farm, seven miles from
bere last nlgbt. He arrived here In
1S62 from Missouri. His wife died' tour
years ago. Four children, all of whom
are married, survive blm. -
Again Scooessvo O aob Fred
Herbold.of Eugene, is again on top
wltb bie university of Idaho football
team. Tbey defeated tbe university of
Washington team at Spokane Batur
day by a soon of 1J to 6.
Frank, T. Campbell.
-All Cuts.
Hhlrt Waists out on half.
60c shirt waists 2&0.
1.00 shirt walslsAOo.
7(h) shirt ralsta 40c
I lb gond chewing lobaooo 26c
1 lb (.'Umax chewing tnhaoco itfo, '
I.sdlr bells cut, from luo up.
Fletcher's Camorla 25c
6 Ha pink or bayn beans S&o
l'liwr HeliMeck tobacco, per plug, itlo
Latest novelties In shopping bags i&o.
Senilis, la believing, our baudksr
cblef assortment caut be beat.
44 The Laborer is
Worthy of His Hire."
Bat a v)&ge-ea.mer cm
get more for his personal ser
vices if in strong and vigorous
health. The -blood is the
life-giving and strength-mak
ing part of the system. If it
is pure, all is well; if not, it
should be purified, tvith
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which
makes the weak strong. ;
Can Eat ' Ws fAW out. hut no
tppttiic unit I look Hoof s Srspr3U,
t bull m right op lend I out til hurt.
By." EH 91. Higtr. AthoU Mass. .,
HooS'i F1U. ears HtotIUh the B0B4rriUtnf n.
Ion!? eeUertle to ttke with Bood't SarMpertUa.
: Frnnk TCaumbell; youngest son of
Mr and Mm James Campbell, died
Saturday evening at bis home on
Camporeek, aged 27 years, from ty
pbold fever. He bad been ill for about
four week, and was getting along
nicely, when heart failure suddenly
set in and It was Impossible to revive
him. Deceased leaves a wife, father,
mother and brothers and sisters, be-
l(le hosts of friends who will learn Of
bis death with genuine sorrow.
Frank ' Campbell was one of the
bright and promising eons of Lane
roUDty, and bad been successful lu ell
bis undertakings,
The funeral was held at 8 o'clock
this afternoon at Ihe Eugene Masonic
cemetery..
' .. . Electric Light Work.
Electrical' and light mechanic
work promptly attended to. : Expert
bouse wiring aud supplies. ,
W D Walker
Willimette Bt, south of Titus Block
Carload Goods. Mr Ellislon nnd
family wbo recently purchased a place
near the Masonlo cemetery, from tbe
Dunn estate and also the Dr MoAllster
residence, arrived here last night wltb
a carload of household goods. ' C
Croner Jr is moving the same to the
farm today.
Out Speaking. Hou K R tkip-
wortn spoke at Yonoalla Baturdu
nlgbt. He speaks as follows this
week: Sllveitou, Monday; Lyons.
Tuesday; MoMlnnvllle, Wtdnetdy
Greenville, Thursday; D.tmascas, Fri
day, and Balem, Saturday.
EUOSKK, OtlOBBB29.
Editor Guard: On several recent
occasions, and especially last Baturday,
you have vritlolsed the council for put
ting gravel on Wlllameete street In
stead of crushed rock. It ia very easy
to crltloise, but not always so easy to
sot. The facts as to Willamette street
are these: The street from Flftb to
Eleventh street la above grade most. If
not all the way, and the only repairs
at all practicable and to keep it near
tbe grade is simply to round It up in
the center. After the street car line
bad been removed and the street made
ready for repairs, Densmore A Fuller,
contractors for furnishing 3000 yards of
crushed rook, failed, but as tbe time
for completing their vontraot did not
expire till October 15, nothing could
be done by the oity, or anyone else till
then, unless tbe oootraot were can
celled, which was finally done, too
late, however, for another contract to
be entered into tbls year. As th.
winter rains were about to set in tbe
oounoil deemed it wholly impractica
ble for the oity or anybody else to run
the rock crusher longer tbls fall. Now
as for tbe gravel on Willamette street
At tbe last regular meeting of the
ooaucll the street committee was in
structed to put tbe necessary amount
of screened gravel on tbe street to fill
up tbe depression left by tbe removal
of tbe oar line. Tbe work was begun,
but tbe gravel furnished was nnsatla
fuctory, and after considerable had been
hauled the work waa stopped. An
other meeting of tbe oounoil was held
and additional instructions given tbe
committee as to tbe kind of gravel to
be used. For some reason the chair
man of the committee failed to act till
a few days ago, and the work done ia
still far from satisfactory in tbat tbe
stuff hauled is about one-half sand. It
it were possible, and I believe tbat It
la, to get tbe - kind of gravel ordered.
aud only tbe necessary amount used to
round up the street, In three months'
time It would be bard to tell whether
-I crushed rock or gravel bad been used
A word more as to the rock crusher.
Where gravel of all kinds Is ss plentl
ful as it Is in Eugene, and can be put
on the streets for. one-halt tbe cost of
orushed rock, and that too at a time of
year when the rock oruBber cannot be
run, It seems to me tbat a rock crusher
Ib rather an expensive aflair for our
oity.
Respectfully,
F W OSBDRM.
Popular Dance-AI Armory Hall
by Deacon, Baturday night. Bvarvc
rud'd orchestra. Diincing will com
mence at 9 o'olock.
3
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E JACKETS ' . CAPES.
3
Having decided to
- . n reduce our stock,
we will make G rent
Reductions in the
prices.
Call and see t he
great bargains you
can get for a little
money.
Mail orders promptly attended to
S. H. Friendly
THE PLAY TONIGHT.
A Good Standard. Production
The Parker. ..
"The Man from Mexico," whiob
comes to The Parker tonight, Broad
hurst Bros, have provided a farce that
provokes genuine and bearty laughter,
Ita situations are extremely humorous,
and Its lines so bright and genuinely
witty. The story that furnlBhes tbe
ground work for the play is quite slm
pie, . but there is not a dull moment
MIX,
1 tf f
iromtne opening scene to the fall of
tbe curtain.
George O. Bonlfaoe, Jr., will assume
the leading role and will ham
me assistance of the following
wen koowu piayers: Gus Fir.
ley ,! H ' L Heckert, Robert Deehon.
V ill H Vedder, Arthur Vlllars. D H
Laudon, D W Biegrtst, F W Bernard,
neien Balrd, Adeline Mann. Airna
Burke and Mildred Keith.
Fifty dlftereut patterna of carnet in
our out order department.
Day & Hkndkrsok.
carry
aHU-HEAD CHILDREN
with long thin necks you see
them in 'every school want
Scott's emulsion of cod-liver
oil, to build up their Door little
shrunken scrawny bodies,
QM,.,1 ...;n 1 .
"v-.iuui oe 01 no use to
.1
mem. Something will
them off.
They have no play in them.
There is no fun in playing,
when everybody else can run
faster, jump further, turn round
quicker, and keen on lono-.
Kig head is no-harm; let the
Shoes
Shoes
A special sale on shoes.
All marked down.
A good assortpient of childrens shoes.
Come and see if we can
SllOfit
fit you.
VVe keep a complete lille of i
.fancy and staple grocerie8' t
Flour and Feed.
QUINER & BITTER.
XTJ-.il. Oa -
- X"UU1 ot- "gene 0re!o.
Oils and Paints.
s OAMMOND'S
Baery,
Trench, Graham. Bye, and
Cream bread, etc. Cakes.
Vies, Cookies, Kolls, and all
kinds of pastries always on hand.
Short Order.
Soups. Meat. tnl Vei-eubU,
8UCCE8SOR TO CHICAGO RAkTDV
I (Kail Paper Sale....
Ma - " . , -
in order to make room we will f
' sell for the next 60 davs the nifost P
line of wall paper in the city at (!
prices that will please. All new
goods and nice bright patterns.
PRESTON & HALES
Special attention given to paper hanging and
decorating by the best artists.
ieave your orders.
1 .an m ..m wmfc.ai: jmi -m .m. m. m mi m . a ri
. aw -wHaa. .aw, , nt, isia.. tAatoaOSadtaVL mJUuWsvm. A A X J
Hotel Arrivals.
' EUGENE.
J J Stool, Lou Angeles '
J li Fox, Junotlon
P McCabe, Chicago
James Hayes, Junotlon
A Escble, Springfield
Olle Offersen, Astoria
Henry Peteison, Astoria .
A L Kelly, Buffalo
M TT PalAf Pnrilun.l
at I W T Rtuarc. Mnh.wlt
Dorajf Paee, Oakland
M Beckley, Oakland
i A Van Goes and wife, Berkley
H D Dloksoo, Minneapolis
HW Clark, Portland
- Jaa Bartlett, Portland
(Jhas Anderson, Portland
A Dillon, Seattle
A DHyland, Lowell
H L Rann, Junction
S L Mil lei, Junction
HOFFMAN
G F Bartboloma, Portland
J J Sullivan, S F
A M Halton, Portland
Ben Mltohell, Portland
Stephen A Lowell, Pendleton
'Geo H Graves, 8 F
Geo Monroe
W E Frazler, Portland
A W Williams, B F
WmDAngot,RI
Wm Frost, N Y
A Lean, NY
H Stohn, S F
D Conner, 8 F "
Myron Heller, Florenoe
John Vanduyn, Coburg
Jno Kelly, Coburg
"Man from Mexico Co," 13 members
wm M Colvlg, Jacksonville
P H Maxlay, Portland
8 B Goldsmith, Portland
A Good Thing. A 1 ban v Demnerat
augene wania the Albany local ex.
pauueu so mat 11 will resell that oity.
agoou imngand we cant blame
mat city for wishing tbe train.
eaiem Journal Saturday: Manaror
Durbln saw the Saiera Alhletlo flnh
ou in good shape for their game with
Eugene loaay. "Keep out of . that
smoking car," were bie last words as
the train pulled out. Among the
turners ror me borne team wbo west
up were: Al Di.que, Walt Stoit
JobnVen Wagner, Gus Huckeeteln,
Chester Kineman, Harry Albert, Jas
unoaaie, frea Ueer, and other Salem
lovers of football.
J. W. KATS
(M3ALMERS and
FURNITURE
FUNERAL
Do
YOU
Know
TBAT
WE
SELL
Jack Morns and ami Guaidle, went
to Salem today, li will be rememlwr.
ed tliai joung Morris ss recently ao
c dentally bot In o le eye ud a hjccI.
aliatln Sl.m Is Irjliu to save the
ejerall aliheugb the eyesight Is none
However, Ihe eyeball h h. m
the young man severely for a few davs
and It looks as If Ihe eyeball mul be
removed.
Elite Llmogei
French
Chintwars
Also
Crockery,
Glassware,
Silverware,
Clocks and
Novelties
of Every
Description,
and our Prices
are the lowest
In America.
COMEJUSTT0SEE
DECORATED CUINa 8ET8
44-plece Dinner Set f 4.90
CO-piece Dinner Set 6.95
100-pleee Dluner Sul 10.SS
GREAT AMERICAN 11
TEA COMPANY.
IS Ninth St Bet teen Witaite and la
sts Eugene, Oreg.
LanrtBt dintribatera of Cliina,
GlaSMWare on thpfniut.AiirrAtin I'
throughout the 1'acihc Sutra.
That's Why
It will Pay to See Us
Jleca Jeaielpy
Store
Cat & HEnriersnn ' flrriM Kir,,..
Embalwers. Cor. WiL ind 7th sts.
ana
fJeals f OF
Farmers.
TSE bf' B,,, to ""1 la
Hhriiycan h had at Ih.
rentamant ,tn
tnet. Try our fatnoui
Moth
We keen a complete line of
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEW
ELRY and SPECTACLES,
at reasonable prices.
V e have had 2o years expei-
ience in Repairing W'atcFies.
We do the work properly,
quick and at the right price.
We are located here per-
jmanenlly.
J. A. MAUREP.
62 WHIanielleHtreel.Sdw"'
above Kllene Hotel.
Modern
Photography
Careful attention given
to every subject un- ,
der the skylight and m
finishing of all
portrait work at the
Eugene Oregon. j
zz2
20 CENT MEAL.
Nona ao food for the mnnsy.
W: McGUIRE.
Arc guaranteed tA be fire.
Look (or Mad Baal on each ran.
body be big too.
1. OVIRTOR, Asset, eta St., (s(sss
...Ax Billy...
.IDepartment St--s