Daily, Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER 13
AH Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOK SALE AT ,
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191.
New Ads Todaj.;
8 H Friendly.
Yoraa A Bon
. Uorton'8 Minstrels.
. BREVITIES.
1900 Ramblers $36. '
Glee Club concert November 27.
Wood for sale. ' F L Chambers'.
Mud guards, 25o Bet. MoClanahan.
I)r L iw, optician, with J Luckey
Ilioycle lamps, 05 cents. F L Chains
bers'.
Hee Day A, Henderson's samples of
cut order carpets.'
F L Chambers has received another
carload of Oliver plows.
M O Warner . tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Air-tight stoves. 44 styles vto select
from at F L Chambers'.
Bicycle supplies MoCIanahan.
B C Bankln is agent for the famous
California Healing Boap.
All goodsdellvered free from the Bon
bouiera bakery, H W Dunn, proprie
tor. ...
Plumbers are connecting up the
beating plant of the new hank build
ing. -
Bicycle repairing McClanabau.
i In Idea precinct, Gilliam county,
every vote was crit for McKlnley.
,Tbe Idea. ...
Leon D Green has quite a collection
of phrenological drawings in DeLano't
drug store.
Regular meeting ol Oregon Hose Co
at Firemen's ball tonight. A full at
tendance requested.
HirioKeiesa snotgun carriages ou
cents a box. FL Obambers'.
The galvanized Iron front is being
placed on F L Chambers building. It
promises to be handsome.
Call'ornla Healing Boap,' good for
........ 1 .1 !... .1 1 , L .. 1 .1
uuru., .uttiu nun bkiu uimmsbb. ejuiu
by H C Kankln.
plonter lawyer of Portland, died ol
apoplexy Baturdoy.
Roaeburir Bevlew: Conductor Al
Clnyd has tendered his resignation to
the Southern Paolflo Co.
Rambler bloyole now 36.00.
. Dry stovewood $1.60 per load dollv-
ered. Leave orders at Green's grocery
store on Willamette street, between
.' mk A mil. .. .
Tinware guaranteed fur 8 years si
F L Chambers. '"
Fifty dlffereut patterns of carpet in
. our cut order department. '
,' Day Henderson.
A hew thing in airtight stoves, viz:
A pretty one that will stay airtight.
:uM'(t.AM tr t. f -
, I .ura iiiuiu ... J . uauimiB .
Bicycle mud guards that keep oil
. I ..... .1 T .1 1 n . ) ,... I .
wo uiuiii fjRuica iui nun. wumi uv
' cents, gents l.2fi. l'ut on by F L
Chambers'. '
40 seooud-hand hetters and alr-tlght
beaters at F L Chambers.
Bicycle repairing and sundries.
' K K McCl.ANAHAN.
. The brlok work on the extension of
the old Loan & Bavlngs bank building
la being pushed by Bub-Coutraotors
Blmmons' Clark. Homers A Alley
have the ooutraot.
In Balem the vote for McKlnley was
reduoed from 1011 to 12:16 from the 1800
vote, while Bryan's was reduoed from
. 1176 to 803. ' What Is the matter o
Balem anyway. Struck by apathy.
Thus far the republican plurality In
Oregon Is 14,014. Tbe vote stands,
McKlnley 40,408, Bryan 28,433, Wooley
1701, Barker 821, Debs 1045. Total
registration 99,877.
, Tbe Btaudard Oil Co baoked by the
government, has been able to pay dur
ing me past year s-u,uuu,uuu in uivi
, dends. The recent election Increased
the value of Rockefellers' stock $ 27,
000, at a Jump. No wonder he favored
the election of Mr McKlnley,
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iJUHUUlK IWiriDWj tiuuyotf ,T 11111-
lltou returned from Corvallls Saturday
- evening, where he has been holding
the fall term of olroult oourt. There
was hut one criminal case upon the
dockets The regular fall term for this
county will be convened Nov 2. lb.
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO!
fMLMERS md FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Hew'tt th tlm to Paint
h Proof Faint..
Are ftlsrSTlteM to be ftin
loos lur.Kwl ewl on uh dsn.
A OVIRTON. lt. ., I.taas
Mm
A DESPERATE MAN.
KuLli Made a Break for Liberty
Alter Being Sentenced.
Kubli, tbe man taken to Balem
from Corvallls tbe other day for lar
ceoy of a wagon, has beeo a trouble
some man to the Benton coonty
officials... He played a farewell prank
before he was taken to Ealem, says tbe
Corvallls Times. It was In the uaturs
ol an attempt to gain liberty. He had
just received sentence, and his guards
were taking him back to jail. Know
log tbe desperate charaoter of tbe
prisoner, Bberlft Burnett bad taken
the precaution of having Deputy Hen
derson along. Tbe party was just
passing out of tbe rear entrance to tbe
oourt bouse. In order to pass through
the- open door, Henderson stepped
ahead. Next came tbe prisoner with
Sberift Burnett behind. Just as
Kubll reached the door be made a leap.
He Is active and Jumped far past Hen
derson and ran down tbe steps. But
It so happened that Sheriff Burnett Is a
pretty good foot racer himself. As
baseball player be ased to run basts
like a quarter horse. In lets time than
It takes to tell it, the sheriff was in hot
pursuit of tbe fugitive. Henderson,
too, was making fine headway until
be routed bis rigging and fell down.
Though Kubll had a start of several
yards, tbe sberlQ . was quickly within
a few feet of him. He commanded
Kubll to atop, but tbe latter- paid no
attention. Then the sheriff find two
shots, at tbe ground, with bis revolver.
Kubll neither threw up bis bands nor
slackened bis pace. - v
. At tbe Simpson orner the aherifl
overhauled his man. Tbe race bad
occupied but a minute, and tbe die
auie covered bad been but Utile more
than half a block. A revolver was
shoved Into Kubli's face, and be was
told to behave or take the conse
quences. He chose to obey. The ring
of the sheriff's voles showed tbattbe
time for foolishness had expired.
Kubll walked peacefully to jail, and In
due time was landed behind tbe bare
at Balem.
Gorton's Minstrels Are Coming
It Is a line performance, clean, new,
lively, attractive; without a dummy
lu it, with all good workers. It Is re
fined, elaborate and clever; they are
all good and of splendid reputation
Tbey seem very ambitious and try to
outdo eaoh other In tbelr work to pis
the audience. .
One of the most pleasing features ol
the e minstrels is the freshness of their
Jokes. Tbey are musical and good
danoers, all of them. Gorton has
quartette that would do any college
glee club good to listen to. Bo too with
tbe specialties, which are apt, not too
long, none old, bnt plerilng.
The company this season has been
carefully selected and thev are all
nearly equally deserving and versatile.
Don't miss the great band oncert
and parade at noon. Get your tloksta
early r 1 there will be a lively demand.
The organization . is winning unso
licited golden opinions of tbe press
everywhere, ... .
At Tbe Parker Nov. 17. C ats now
wiling. r
Band Concert.-Tbe Fourth Rgl
hieut bund Is arranging to give a oou.
cert taext month at The Parker. Pro-
fstsor Glen will take charge this even.
lug, and the boys will drill steadily
for the event. The program to be pre
sented will Inolude the best olaaslcal
music, from operas, aud will be worth
wlille attending Eugene he In this
band, one of tbe best musical organlx
atlons In the state, and la taking pride
In Its advancement. From time to
time further announcement will be
made.
Boxing Up his Goods. Al Auten
being unable to procure a suitable
bulldlug until January 1st for his
cigar store, boxed up his stock today
aud will store them Until that time.
Workmen will oommenoe putting the
room Into readiness for Bommervllle A
Berger's saloon at once. Tbey expect
to bave tbe finest saloou In the state
when they move Into tbelr new build
Ing, in January or sooner.
1 Music for Flohknok. Tb West
Nov. 9: Tbe Robarts went to Yaqui
oa Tuesday . morning aud returned
Wednesday. Bhe brought In a num
ber of organs and a piano wbloh some of
our people recently ordered from a
Portland music house.
Uors Puhcharkd. T D Linton to
day purchased 80 bales of hops of C
Stewart, of Mohawk, for 14 ceute per
pound.
JUST
THINK
Nutmegs, per 8ni
1 tiallon oan rook oandy drips
1 gallon good table syrup
1 lb good salted peauule
1 lb No 1 nil nee meat
6c
oOo
85c
20o
15o
25 us can K C baking powder JOo
8 'lis No 1 colored beans 2&o
1 bottle good table catsup 100
3 lbs good green Ooflee S6o
1 lb good tea 85o
4 boxes ball bluing SAc
8 lb pkg gold dust- 20c
To olnee out remember,
1 plug good shewing tobacco SSo.
AX BILLY.
Department Sioro
TO RAISE FUNDS.
Red Cross Will Hold a Market.
The Red Cross society of tbls city,
must raise fuuds Immediately aud the
ladles bave decided to bold a 1 market"
on Saturday, Nov. 17th, the plwe to
be anouuoed later. The following
letter from tbe San fraooisco Red
Cross Is self-explanatory and shows
that tbe return of volunteers brings
much Red Cross work. This work
seems to be tbe lot of the women of
of tbe Paolflo Coast, aud the Eugeue
Red Cross will continue to do ber
share as long as there is work to be
done:
MisaT. Fmikndlv, Cor. Bec'y, 1 .
Eugene, Oiegou,
Mr Dear Miss Fkiendly: The
R. R. company will bring your read
ing material to us free of obarge aud
we will be very haopy to reotive
it at the Manila . Library Rooms,
Pbelan Building.
Thank you greatly for your kind
offer of any borpltal supplies. We
bave bad an earnest reqaeet for com
fort bags for troops sailing In Febru
ary, and would be so glad to receive
them. Our Immediate and greatest
need Is for Increase of funds to carry
on the relief work we are doing every
day here In helping thesick and dis
abled men and the ragged and Idle
and destitute ones who are stranded
here soldiers, of course, I m-tan. Be
tween now aud next June tbe
twenty-five thousand volunteers wi'i
pass through our oity en route bouse,
and there will be many sick and
wounded and disabled who must bave
tnuoh ot our care and money. Can't
you arrange far an entertainmsnt or
dinner and help us with the proceeds?
Tbe need Is large.
Thanking you for your ever willing
help and courage. -
Gback Btirbctt, Bec'y.
Last Night's Play.
A good audienoe was at the Parker
laat night to witness a production of
"A Stranger In New York," one of
floyt's best suoceeses. Tbe cmpsny
wai large and evidenced considerable
appreciation by continued applause
during various portions of tbe play.
Borne of tbe slnglr.g was good and the
songs new, and tbe dancing of the
McCoy sisters reoeived favorable at
tention. The next event at Tbe Parker will
be Gorton's Minstrels Saturday, No
vember 17.
. , . .
Married. Jacob btrausmaler and
Miss Mary Schmidt were united In
marriage at 10 o'clock tble morni.ig
at tbe Catholic church by Rev L
Przybylskl, In tbe presence of relatives
and a few intimate friends. Tbe
groom Is one of tbe prominent young
bop men of Lane' oounty, and has
bwte of friends who will unite In ex
tending best wishes to biin and his
fair voung bride. Tbey will reside at
tbe Nele Tiop yard near bprtngfield,
which Mr Btrausmaler baa leased for a
term of years.
44
Necessity
Knows No Law'
But a Uvj of Nature bows
to the necessity of keeping
the blood pure so that the
entire system shall be strong,
healthy and vigorous. '
To iakt Hood's StruptrHU, tht grttf
blood purtfitr, is ihtrtfotc a Urn of hctlth
And It b A necessity In netrty every house
hold. H never distppoinls.
Blood Disorder "My step
dAughttr And I hAve both been trou
bled grtAtty vjilh blood tSsorders And
stonuch troubles, And severtl bottles
of Hood's SArsAPAriltA hjive been of
greAt benefit." J Ames F. Thompson,
Wilmington. Ohio.
3 WCd6 SaMGt
HwkI'i F11U ear lWr HU i th nofetrrluUng snd
ulT cU'rUo to"uks with Hooi'l Sr,tprili
Hew
To-day
Down Pillows. Pillow
Covers
Denims.
and
a.rHU4MJH.lUU - 'MV-U- J- " '
H U MoKinley l up from Kab tn.
Julius Piuous, a Portland bop ninu,
Is lu the city.
J L Clark, of Springfield, was In
Eugene today.
Mm F L Ulbbs went to Portland
today on a visit.
O P Houston of Junction City, was
in Eugene today.
8 L Moorhea'', "t the Junction
Times, Is In Eu eue.
Dr Driver addicted astrfetmidienoe
from his buggy U.day.
attorney J M Willlarrs is hme
from dewn the valley.
Johu Edmunsoa aud wife went to
Portland this afternoon.
Frank L Chambers was a passenger
to Portland by today's train.
JB Wlnstanley arrived home today
from a trip down the villey.
Mr aud Mrs H N Cm kerMne ar
borne from a trip to Siuihern Oregon.
Dr Wall; Ben Lurch and Darwie
Bristow, of Cottage Grove, were in
Eugene today. , .
J C Lindsay, traveling freight agent
nf the Rln Grande Western, is In the
city.
. Dr Kane, of Halsey, who has been
rtnntorln? here left for home on this
afternoon's train.
Nex Ankeny, a son of Levi ADKeny
of Walla Walla, Wash, is vMtlng H E
Ankeny and family in this oity.
Mr and Mrs Wm Laird, of Qui Held,
Wasbington, former Lane oountyitee,
bave returned home after a pleasant
visit here.
Attorney L Bllyeu goes to Oregon
City tomorrow morning on the early
train to attend circuit court at that
place.
Charles Griffin left to-tny for the
Lower Bluslaw to attend to a Inggiue
contract. He will be absent for some
time.
George Frazer and Cbas Grifllo left
for the Bluslaw oouutry this afternoon
to do some logging fir a firm Indebted
to them.
Captain H. L. Heath arrived
today from - - MoMlnnville and
will go to the Blue River mines, where
Mr Heath has extensive interests.
Rev Claude Le masters, i t Amity,
former attendant of the Eugene Di
vinity sobool, passed through this after
noon en route to California on a short
trip.
Dr Robert Marsh, of Portlaud, who
was for some time connected with the
volunteer army in his professional
capacity, arrived up today, aud is vis
iting at the home of bis parents.
James Parvin, of 0xtnr, left today
for Ipava, Illinois, his old borne. - Mr
Parvin left there in 1853 and tbis h bis
second visit back, he iiavlnur made the
trip In 1884. Hi will probably be
absent a month.
Rev P Rasmussen and C Pllegard, of
Fresno, California, who have been at
tending a session of the Danish Luth'
eran church at Port land, visited with
Rev PLC Hansen In this oity. They
stared borne today much plessed with
Oregon.
. Residence Robbed. Tbe residence
of Mrs George H Thurston on Pearl
street, between Beventb and Eighth,
was entered last Sunday evening while
the family was at ol.urch. The fol
lowing jewelry aud olothing are miss-
ing; Pair dlamoud earrings amber
pin, pairamethyst earrings, a cud but
ton With Initials "M H T," pair Moss
agate errlngs, bracelets in red case, a
watch key winder, sold button, some
old Jewelry, man's coat and trowsers,
black serge. The bouse w is entered
by raising a wludow. It la thought
that tramps did the work. Ofllcere
down tbe valley have bten notified of
tbe theft. A good many suspicious
characters are prowling about, so
say tbe omoers, and we would advise
our readers to not leave their residences
unprotected these nights.
Lost. A purse at Springfield, con
taining money and valuable papers.
Finder will leave same at this oftlce
and receive liberal reward if niouey Is
returned.
Art
New Neck Wear for
Ladies and l.ainy
Day Skirts.
CITY COUNCIL
Very Liltle-Busmess Transacted--
C S Williams blected Coun
cilman Vice W H Luck
ey, Resigned.
Council met In regular session last
night. Preseut Mayor Harris ano
Counollmen Osburn, White, Frerton,
Roney end Peter.
Minutes of OotoberS, 13 andlopp-
proved.
Councilman While reed mommy
report of slieet committee; orae eu
filed.
b P HUdden, by permission of ibe
oouiicil. Mated: That when ttlali
street was improved culverts were re
moved that drained Ms land; be would
ask tn have Ibeui replaced (s tbe land
could uot be cultivated without the
diverts. He al o would ask to be ex
empt from tbe order of October 8th to
construct sidewslks on Monroe street.
On motion of Councilman Roney tbe
matter was referred to the street oom-
mltteeand oity surveyor, aud side
walk to street committee, with power
to act.
councilmsn White, of the street
committee, ou petition for sidewalk on
unrtb side of Eleventh street, from
Oharneltoo tn Lawrence, ieportlavr-
aUy aud reouniinended sidewalk
ordered on the south Bide of the street
also. Report and recommendation
adopted and walks ordered on bo'h
sides of the street.
Petition from property owners ask
ing for vacation ol outer 84 feet of
Park street read; on motion of Roney
referred to judiciary committee, and
notice to be given interested parties.
Month report of street committee resd
by Councilman White. It showed
34,120 feet of new lumber and 672 feet
of old lumber used.
Billls read and referred.
The following special policemen,
aotlng on Halloween night were
allowed $3 eaoh for tbelr services: Wm
Wiles, W G White, J M Howe, Bidny
Scott, C R Doyle, R M Pratt and Geo
M Taylor. L A Ross was paid 60
oenis for burying a dog.
C b Williams elected oounollman,
unanimously in place of W H Luckey,
rrslirned.
Adjourned to meet November 13, at
7 p m.
Court House Items.
Chattel mortgage $ 75 00
Chattel mortgage 680 00
Mortgage 100 00
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
M A Veatch et ux to Sarah Brlggs 3
sores In tp 19 s r 1 w, 20.50.
Snm Tnoley et ux to Maurice Moore
100 acres in tp 15 b r 7 w, (600.
F Hinton to Dan Hlnton 1-9 interest
in 820 acres In tp 10 s r 5 w, $166 66.
J E Mot'auley to Geo Fisher et al
Newport mining claim, Blue River,
$200.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Little Annie claim, Bohemia, J A
Cbllders, M S Kerring, locators.
LOO BRAND.
B J Watts files log brand for his ex
clusive use In Bluelaw and tributaries.
probate' court.
Lait. will and testament of John
Tait filed fur probate. After providing
for the payment of just debts and a
few bequests, tbe property will revert
to IMizi j Talt, widow, for her use
during her natural life, and then to go
share and share alike to oil I Id re n of
deceased. . Arthur B Tait, son, and B
B Eakln are named In the will as ex
ecutors. ,
Returned East.
New York,' Nov 12. Mr Henry
Gllfry, princlpsl legislative clerk of
the' TJ 8 senate, together with Mrs
Gllfry and Misses Sarah H and Helen
F Gllfry, of Salem, Or, have Just re
turned East from Oregou.
Weather
Bpeclal to the Guiiw.
Portland, Nov, 113. Inoreaelnir
cloudiness this afternoon and tonight.
Wednesday, occasional lain.
Beals.
High Five Cldb Mrs H E An
keny entertained tbe High Five Club
this afternoon at ber home on North
Pearl street. Her daughter, Mrs Ros-
coe Cantrall, of Klamath county, was
a guest and a number ot others aside
from the club members wers in attend
anee. l tie afternoon was very nleas-
aouy spent in the fascinating came
noin wijicn ineolub derives Its nam
u.i nanny reiresnuieots were served.
Parlytio Stroke. Ftnr.r..
est.Nov.B: Mrs A R Bultolnh I.
lutieritig from a stroke of naralvsl..
having been taken ill suddenly about
Ji a m on lunnay. Bhe was out lu
me yard alone when stricken ano
must, nave tain mere ror some time
before she wai discovered and help
oame. At last report she was some
netierana could tslk Intelligibly.
Doing Goon Work. Salem Joi
nal: MrCH Marklisui, the llvt gen
eral passenger and freight agent of tbe
ooumern Pacific, has accomplish, a
muoa oi a lasting nature In encourai
Ing the establishment of creameries In
this state. In time tbis Industry will
obisin such a growth that It m k-
one of the leading butter producing
s'atea In the union.
Too RsP.-Salem Journal: "Fu
gene, Portlaud, Oregon City, Albany
and other towns bave bigb mhnol
football teams. For ot.vlous reason,
3aleru bas none "
Shoes
Shoes
A special sale on shoes.
All marked down.
A good assortment of childrens shoes.
Come and see. if we can fit you.
Wo keep a completo ljlle ft(
fancy and staple groceries
Oils and Paints. Flour and Feed.
C C Hammond's
French, Graham, Rye, ami
Cream brflul, eta Cakes.
T leu, Cookie, liolifl. and all
kimlaof p&Mtritw always ou hand.
gtkst MBONIEEE gtli
BAKERY. CONFECTONERY, SHORT ORDERS
. . AND LUNCHES. ' ,JnuLKS.
Lunches from 5 cents up. Cakes madato order.
Every thing in the bakery line.' Fine chocolate
creams. Home made taffies. The leading
brands of cigars and tobareos.- Free delivery
Phone, Red 46-4. 9th st. H W DUNN, Successor k
J B Willoughby.
"Lest We Forget"
Your attention is again
- called to the fact, that
Yerington's Pheno-Q limine
Is a specific for Cold in the Head. T.a Grippe, Headache, ai.H 1
all other similar complaints. SATISFACTION OJt MONKY IUCJC
Prepared and sold only at
Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store,
EUGENE, OREGON.
Hotel Arrivals.
EUOENB.
J W (Sliuaiale. WalU-rvllle
N OiHiier, Roaeburir
RC Edwards and wifd, Lowell
H D Ang,B, Asblaud '
C Uondoiao, Florence
(3 W Stewart, Sllverton
Wm Taylor anil wife, Fall Creek
R N MoClanatian, Mvdford
Clair HmksoD, Alma
O F Crist, Elinira
F E Hatch, F.lmlra
J A Bnggs, Trent
O K Ogden, Unburn
A Uhl, 8F
B P ObIhtii, Portland '
Uesry Klmbell, Pei.dlelnn
J C Huiltb, Mt Aog-1
V P Honstoo, Juncil .n
J M Davis, s F
Jnok Wright, 8 F
HOFFMAN
Q A Lonlg, BPlo
J as Parvlu, Dexter
John K Ouok, Isabel
T RaudQeld
U L Williams, Dexter
J M Hmllb, Wallerville
J F Kelly, Coburg
Prof Bartholomew, Hprlnglleld
J W Belover, Portland
K M Agee, Chicago
N A Wilson, Portland
J T Radtr, Treoiont, O
R W Crowe!!, Coburg
JoliD Kelly, Coburg
O D Frsser, Portland
B Larch, Cottage Urove
Julius Prinous, Portland
H L Heatb, Itlue Hlver
W K Williams, Portland
A Wllhelm Jr, Monroe
O H Fllhlan, Chlmgo
J M Berry, Chicago
J V Llndsey, Portland
O T Lane, Wallervllle
Call for Warrants.
All outstanding city warrmrs to snd
lnoludlngNo25l,fi809 MUB wm b
para on presentation at my ofllca Xov
.u, , luitresi win cease afier
mai oatf. Oho F Craw,
City Treasurer.
Datf d Nov 1.1, 1900.
To the Pen.
Mrs Minnie Crocket was nliM .1
the penitentiary at Salem, Saturday,
from Peidleton under tentenn. .f iirJ
ImprlsoDineut for the murder ol her
husband. David i rocket at Milton, on
Oct. Bih '
Shoes
QUINER & BITTER
'. - Ninth St. Eug(in6 0re
Bakery, Cafo
a9d staurapt
intrdonu to onler.
X..H.KIU-, i .
auuutsauH 10 uhiuauo BAKERY- u
I hiss all
KOHliER & CHASE
....music house,,
MORRIS & CRAW, Prcpmtan
Fine line of Pianos and OrMcoutuj
(tn h.Viri. Uiaftim. Miwuu inii Hulk
The celehnileil TniwtrriftgeurltBi
PianoH sold cheip for ca."h won?
payments.
2" 9(h St. 0; posite Hof man, Eugenelr.
Reward Withdrawn.
The prlvnierewurd I offered ofS
Is hereby withdrau-u in coutiduiia
otitis tl.10.00 reward oHered by Ik
business bouses of Eugeoe, oonrlif
tbe same purpose.
EH Inohjk.
Vpv I?pcr.nir.int
Mian Milrlrari Hmiar u 1 1 I nn I Hit'
olass short order restaurant slid liM
counter November 1!). LoDrba I
5 cents up. First door south of Cto
man building, Willamette street.
Uaj & Henderson, UndtiiaieriN
Embaltners. Cop. VVil. and 7th m
WHY DRINK
TRASHY COFFEE?
Drink
Sultan
Coffee
It flits
Tin lO'irht Spot
Every Time.
. Dehciom Flavor
Full Mrenuth
Alwtilntly Pure
Contains no Chicory.
Best 35 cent Coffee on
Earth. Sold only by
GREAT. APIJICJI
IJVIPORTIJiG TEA
II NINTH ST, BtTwrt" WIU'",T"
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