Daily Eugene guard., February 21, 1901, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THURSDAY - - FEBRUARY 21
All Popular
Brands of
SENATORIAL SITUATION.
CIGARS
KOH BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No -Main 191.
Weather
Special to the! Guard
I'oktland, Feb 21. This afternoon
and tonight fair. Friday Increasing
cloudiness followed by showers.
WOJ.LABKR.
New Ads Today.
Yoran A Bon
Ax Billy.
BREVITIES.
Friday, Feb 22
Friday, Feb 22
Mrs Brooks' uonoert
Mrs Brooks' concert
Mnthodlst oburob
Method 1st oburob
Big wall paper sale st Ovoitou's.
Bloyole supplies. E E McClanalian.
Military Minstrel Mokes at tbe
Parker, Thursday evening,
Dt Lowe, optician, with. J B Luukey
Fancy crackers, etc, at Hammond's.
For all kinds o( wood Inquire of M
b Hubdlb.
Beats reserved free of extra churns at
Vincent's drug store for the concert
tomorrow evening.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
ori-aus. JtepalriiiR and poliBhlng,
Dixon, California, creamery bulter,
60 oents per roll, at Hterner 4 Wright.
Bargains In 2nd band bicycles.
E E McClanahan.
None can equal Ibe Nlntb street res
taurant for a cheap substantial meal
Body fir wood $3 per cord delivered.
F L Chambers.
Minstrel jokes for blase bokes at tbe
Parker, Thursday evening.
Hosts reserved free of extra charge at
Vincent's drug store for the concert
tomorrow evening.
New Bprlng Catalogues, Mnroli Pat
terns, & Leaflets now In and ready for
distribution. 8 C Rankin.
Bee the 1901 Ramblers.
E E MoClanahau.
All beating stoves and air tlglitB at
cost during February, Come early
while assortment la oomplete. V L
V ham ben.
Hear the Cotton-pickers' quartette
In their melodious harmonies at the
Purker, Thursday evening, February
28th.
Now Is the time for winter spraying.
One application now equals three In
the summer season. F L Chambers
has mixed spray material and spray
pumps.
Beats reserved free of extra charge ai
Vincent's drug store for the concert
tomorrow evening.
V B Fire Extinguishers for band use
are qnlok and have saved many a
line dwelling or store from tire. Bee
tbem at F L Chambers'.
A TREAT
For Lovers of Artistic Effects
Wall Papers.
la
Mr Overton writes us from Chloago
that during bis trip he lis viswed the
fluent and varied works of art from a
wallpaper standpoint and has pur
chased at the factories of New York
and Chicago some of tho nicest, noatesl,
most swell schemes ever shown In
this olty. You will besr In mind Mr
Ovsrton's experience and practical
knowledge of selection and application
of goods In our line plaoes him a
leader of others, and being enterpris
ing aud ever ready to satisfy his pat
rons we feel safe to say our line will be
so fsr superior to anything yet shown
that It will be eagerly sought for. The
goods are now on tbe way and we
will be pleased to have the public oall
In and allow us to show you the beau
ty of same. Due notice will be pub
lished of their arrival.
Thanking tbe publlo for past favors
and boplng to receive your orders lu
In the future we are
Yours truly,
Ovrktdn Wall I'ai'kk and Paint Co
Per F L Hnopokabs.
Notice of Annual School Meeting.
- Notice Is hereby given to the legal
voters if Bchool Dlelrlct No 4, of Lane
county, Hlate ofOregon, that an Annu
al BoUool Meetlugfor tlieeaU dlelrlot
will beheld at Court House lu Eugene,
Oregon, to begin at lbs hour of 7
o'clock p m on tbe first Monday, being
the 4th day of March, A D, 1001.
This meellug In called for the purpose
of bearing the clerk's annual report and
tbe Irauaaotlon of business usual at
such meeting.
D ted Ibis 20th day of Feb. 1801.
J H MtVLIINU,
Chairman Bord of Directors.
Attest: GkoFCbaw, Dlst. Clerk.
It Is Claimed that the Legisla
tor Will Adjourn With
out Electing.
LOOKS SJEAS0IABII.
Special to IheOnard.
Balem, Feb 21. The senatorial sltua
lion still remains an enigma. There
are those who predict a change at any
ballot, and there are others that olalm
that no election can possibly be held.
In support of the first prediction the
following facts are ret fortb:
First The citizens of Oregon wish
to be represented by their full sena
torial delegation In coDgress, and will
Insist that some one be elected to fill
the vacanoy which will soon occur.
Becoud The republicans cannot at
the present time, aflord tbe luxury of
having their paity held responsible for
such an act, as It will strengthen the
opposition party at the next elsotion.
Again, It Is said that republican
principles must appeal In tbe end, to
the members of ibe minority wing, so
strongly, that they will return to tbe
fold and vote with the majority.
Those who believe that no eleotlon
will occur base their conclusions on
the facts that the demooratlo mem
bers have no need to help settle Re
publican quarrels, and that tbe Her
mann voters are pledged against Mr
Corbstt, and w III never help In securing
IiIb election. Corbel t's friends are
sworn to support him to the bitter end.
Right here It would be well to state
that a few of those who are now with
tbe opposition to Mr Corbett, are
really bis supporters and any day may
see them admitted to the ranks of tbe
Curbett voters.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Exercises In Honor of Washing
ton's Birthday.
The tendency of the present man
agement of the Eugene publlo schools
is to Instill as much patriotism as pos
sible Into the minds of tbe school
ohildren, Accordingly every national
holiday that Is kept In memory of the
men who fought and died for their
oouutry Is appropriately observed by
them.
Tills afternoon appropriate exerolses,
celebrating the 1(19 h anniversary of
the birth of Qeorge .Washington were
held by the publlo schools, the exer
cises occurring at the Central and
Ueary bulldlugs. Nothing special
was had at the High Bchool on aooount
of the students belug rushed with tbel
work and having had no time to
prepare for the exerolses.
The programs at the two grammar
sohnoli consisted of sougs, recitations,
dialogues, etc, all of wbiob were in
keeping with the event in honor of
which the ejerdl.es were being ren
dered. The decorations were quite
pretty and show good taste on tbe
part of the children who did the work
and the teachers who superintended
it. Quite a number of visitors were in
attendance upon the exerolses aud
seemed much pleased with the manner
In which they were carried out.
Tomorrow the children will enjoy a
holiday aud no recitations will be bad
at either the grammar schools or the
High sioliool until Monday.
Tub "1)10 Fouri." Holier ti of Wasoo
has distinguished himself as a preald
lug olllcer, for bis Bpted, firmness and
clearness. With Eddy aud Harris and
the Spanker, they are a quartet that
has not easily been equalled In any
Oregou legislature. Their names will
be recorded as the Big four parlla
meutarlana who ushered In the Tweu
tleth Century of legislation lu Webfoot
laud.
ECall AccMTtD. Portland Tele-
grrm: Rev J K Snyder has accepted
the call to the Presbyterian Church at
Browuavllle. He aud his family will
leave the first week In April.
Looks Danokkous. We learn that
a large jam of logs Is against the Hay
den bridge and some fears exist that It
may be damaged.
Oiif Garpets
Hiiob ExciiANuRii. The gentleman
who, by mistake, wore one of Uco
Taylor's shoe home from Deooou's
dance last Baturday night ran have
Me own by bringing Mr Taylor's to
(bis office.
We savo you
$5.00
$10.00
TO
ON A CARPET
OfUr frra Urv sir uuiip.M. Our
(tsvrfwu r mil (nun lour llu and chtrvt
ymi (or no wast fa u.trMDir, cn ipllla
width ami y mi iy (or onlr Xh wMth you
l.tYrv'twt ut liu o( mihi'I-m in 0i ItdUh
StatM to mv front and at tivm HV to S,V
pr y., Ipm titan tu hava rr taU, ('all
and ibtia aud b ownvinced.
AX BILLY
DEPARTMENT STORE.
An Explanation.
f Hbnati Chamber,
Balkm, Feb 19, Ml.
Editor Gcakd: In your Issue of
the 16th Inst I find the statement:
"Benator Kuykenall, of Lane county,
was tbe only one who vr ted with Ben
ator Hiulth for his licensed engineers'
bill." The statement is not correct.
Benator Kuykendall spoke and voted
against tbe bill, and was aotlve In Its
defeat.
Your statement does him a great In
justice. Truly yours,
R A Booth.
Tbe above item was, we think
dipped from one of the Balem papers,
and we are glad to publish a correc
tion of tbe same.
Tbe Guard has refrained from pub
lishing burtful items concerning tbe
cenlor senator from Lane couuty, even
bis agent coming personally to us In
one instanoe and begging us to with
hold further comment." We refer to
tbe occasion when he deliberately,
against tbe wishes of a mass meeting of
Lane county citizens assembled, voted
to surrender and give away a large body
of riob mineral and timber land with
out compensation. We bave withheld
the publication of tbe oolumn of mat.
tr published In the Oregonian in
whloh Benator Bmltb, of Poitland,
scorohed him so severely; we have not
commented, only Incidentally, to the
fact that be is opposed to all restriction
of Chinese and so voted.
Then tbe idea:
"His faithful work In aeouring an
Increase In the appropriation for the
Btate University from $30,000 to S47,
600 and tbe securing of an additionul
sum of fcJO.OCO for establishing at the
University a Hunt and beating plant,
against a heavy pressure and vigorous
opposition, are instances or nis em
oieut services as a legislator."
The bill increasing tbe appropriation
for tbe University from $30,000 to $47,
600 was introduced In tbe bouse by
that able champion of Lane county
Hon L T Harris, and carried through
tbat body of 60 members without i
dissenting voice. And now Kuyken
dell, and the Register, it appears
would like to rob L T Harris of tbe
honor. Again, Kuykendall did not
secure S3O.C00 for a healing plant. The
Item in tbe appropriation bill of $25,
000 was lotrcduoed by Mr Harris and
carried through tbe house by bim
without help from Mr Kuykendall
At tbe time tbe above was written
tbe senate bad not even passed the
bill through that bouse.
All during this session of tbe legis
lature it appears that Kuykendall baa
been claiming tbat be lB"Lanecounty"
and suob smsll fisb as Harris should
not exist.
His desire to put Harris "In a hole"
is proven by bis aotlon In the county
division bill, when be, Kuykendall
voted to defeat the measure with t
"surrender bill" In the senate. If
Lane oounty Is saved this territory, it
Is by tbe bard work, under extraorJi
narily unfavorable circumstances, ol
tbat friend of the people, Hon L T
Harris.
It Is a safe bet that John W Cochran
tbe Register's correspondent, Is a cor
poration employee although we do not
know blm and have never beard of
him before.
The Roglster's fight on Corbett lu
this county, is pronounced dis
honorable In the extreme by leading
republicans.
But we will say, never befriend or
apeak a good word for a known falsi
fler. He will stab you In tbe back at
the first opportunity.
More Delays. The trains are
again delayed by slides In Southern
Oregon. Tbe northbound overland
due here this morning at 8 o'olook
consolidated with the day train and
came through this afternoon in two
sections near schedule time.
Wantkp. Two good apprentice
girls wanted atUilfry A Wbiteakir's
millinery store on Ninth street.
Beats reserved free of extra charge at
Vlucent'sdrug store for tbe concert
tomorrow evening.
New kinds of garden seed. New
stock lust received. All Fresh, F L
Chambers.
"FAMOUS OREGON."
Looks Like Oregon Will Have
No Senator For Two Years.
THEN MONTANA HO".
neslslto theouard,
Balem, Feb 21. The change of Hem-
enwayaud McQueen to Corbett ye
terday, was made without causing the
slightest ripple of exciteuieut. The
r.t (1.1,1 Him tnemiiers were to be
Corbett supporters was generally
known, and no comment was neces
sary on the action taken. There my
be a consolidation of C irbett's oppos
ing factions and a man be named for
tbe place, yet this is only a possibility.
The probability is that no senator
will be elected, and two years bence
tbe famous Molilalia senatorial situa
tion may exist in "Famous Oregon."
Hard Comment.
Editor Gu.KD:-We find the fol
lowing libelous matter In today's
Register:
"Hemenway and McQueen switched
to fori t'. yesterday. Thus two Lane
county memoers have gone against the
wishes of their constituency. Hemen
way whs unwise enough to tell citizens
of Eugene before the legislature con
vened that he wai going to leave tbe
state after the leal-lature adjourned
aud locate lu BeallK It probably re
quired but little influence on the part
of tbe C irbett push to switch Hemen
way Into line. When it became known
Hemenway wis to leave Ihe stale the
geuerul opinion iirevailed that he
would naturally Wnd lu Corbett's
camp. As to McQ ieen, he will not
need to face bis constituency for be
will find practically none when be re
turns. McQueen is a dead duck poli'-
losliy."
How does the Register know these
men have Bold out aud gone against
the wishes of their constituency? Bucb
men in the republican party as A C
Woodcock, member slate republican
central committee; U R Chrisman,
chairman republican couuty commit
tee: B B Eakin. ex-senator and ex-
sherifl; S U Friendly, ex-mayor; Jobn
H McClung, ex-wnalor and ex-mayor;
James Hofimau, A G Hovey, Chris
Hardy, H W Thompson, Darwin
Bristow, E U Lee, county clerk; L H
Johnson, secretary of republican
county committee, aud a isre uumber
nf other republicans, a msjority, I
think, endorse the action of Represen
tatives MiQieen and Hemenway in
supporting A i Corbett, as they be
lleve Ibht the majority of the votn j of
Lane county are not lu favor of the
McBrlde, Williams, Hermann, Kuy
kendsy crowd.
"McQueen Is a dead duck poll'ical
ly." Caesar Kuykeudail may be the
dead duck, Mr Register. Lookout.
Gold Btandahd Rkpiiblican.
M vino. Today the nill'it ry or
gHntzutious are moving ttieir effects to
their new quuriers in the second story
of the Day block. Co C will oocupy
the southeast comer room and Co A
the room just west of that, The
colonel's headquarters will be In the
northeast corner room. The room
west of the colonel's room will be for
stiff officers and tbe band will ocou-y
the room adjoining it on tbe west,
VVei-t nt the band room are the kitchen,
bathrooms and water clcset. On tbe
south side of the ball and adolnlug
Co A's room ou the west Is tbe club
aud reception room. The apartments
are very conveniently arranged and
are the best military quarters in tbs
state outside of Portland.
Mokk Improvements. N B Alley,
tbe contractor and builder, oommeuced
today to move the old residence on the
corner of 5th aud Willamette streets,
belongiug to David Cherry, a few leet
to the west up next to tbe street. A
glass front will be put in tbe building
and Mr Cherry has leased the same
to W W Manin, the marbledealer.
SOCIAL.
.MoskowBkl
Rsvlua
ORGAN FOND CONCERT
The foil jwlng Is tbe program to be
rendered st tbe coucrl at the M E
church t imorrow evening '
efit of the pipe organ fund:
a BereuBta
b Adoremus
Mrs DeLauo.
Heaven Hath Shed aTear"...Kucken
Mrs Brooks.
Song Cycie for Baritone Vou ieina
Elilaudj
The Monk The Coming of Irmln-
gard Rose Greeting Berenade-un me
Strand-Child Bong Ureami Long
ing The Curs Resignation.
Elsa'sD eam Lohengrin Wagmr
Mrs Brooks.
Pilgrim Chorus Tannhauser
S All Kind of
6 ii X
neaiers...
o
g
o
&
9
Cole's Air Tight uTCkhfi
fUn-af Ciulf stoves and ranges. "ktt
Cnaricr UdK None better made.
GRANITE WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS.
8 S. L. LONG
to
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
JACKETS
AT LpriCe
2
"Lest We Forget"
For One re
!'
HOC DEWS OXOX3X.Vi
A few oilil sizoa to close out at lied Keck
Bargains for the Bargain IIiuiUts.
8o window Dinplay.
prices.
S. H. F
Waguer-Lhzt
M rs DeLauo.
a Ah, 'Tie a Dream C B Hawley
b May Mornlug Denis
Mrs Brooks.
Fair Ellen" Max Bruch
Mrs Brooks, Soprano, Mr Glen Barl-
imia nd a chorus of 35 voices. Miss
Carrie Ford, accompanist.
MEMBERS OF CHORDS.
Sourauo Mrs May Huff-Smith,
Mrs Blanche Wllloughby, Mrs Myra
Inhnson. Misses Ceolle Dori-, c u
MoAlister. Williams, Dalsj liil'icrt,
Grace Wold. Harritt WarfliU, -iybll
Ruvkendall. Cmllle Carrol, Bertua
Teuipleton.
Alio Mrs G D Linn, Mlssei LoomiB,
Beunetta Dorrls, Adele Piokel, Reba
Craig, Tnompion, Sadie Ford.
Tenor Messrs Hessler, Burden, w
FGilBtrap, W U Gilstrap, falmer,
Peuniok, Mummy.
Bass Messrs Densmore, Roblsy,
Strange, Patrick, Norris, Wlm-Unley.
HODKS-KRAPP.
Corvallis Gszetts: The wedding of
Mr Carl G Bodes and Miss Margaret
Krapp was solemnized at Ht Mary's
church In this city Monday morning,
February 18tb, in tbe presence of a
large number of invited friends.
Promptly at 9:30 Miss Adelaide
Greffoz, presiding at tbe organ, be. an
the wedding march. Tbe wedding
party entered and passed up tbe aisles,
tbe bride preceded by ber maid of
honor, Mies Kate Gerhard, while tbe
groom followed his best man, Mr Clem
Hodes. Tbe cburcb had been prettily
decorated and the bridal party paused
where tbe festoons met in front of the
altar. Mr Hodes and Miss Krapp
pissed within tbe chancel rail and
knelt while Rev Father Jurek per
formed tbe solemn service of tbe
Caotblio chnrob wblcb made tbem
man aud wife. After the marriage
ceremony high mass was observed.
Mr aud Mrs Bodes took tbe S P
afternoon train for Portland, wbeuoe
tbey will leave Immediately for San
b'roncisoo where Mr Hodes Intends
entering business.
Mr Hodes came to Corvallis when
only a boy and has resided here eyer
since. For a number of years be was
a?Bociat3d with H W Hall In business
in this city. His friends iuclude all
of hie acquaintances. It Is hoped that
he may determine to return to Cor
vhIIIs to reside. Bis bride is an ac
complished business woman, highly
esteemed by all who know ber.
BOND-BRADLEY.
The marriage of Miss Iula B Bradley
and Mr Edward A Bond, two popular
and well known Lane oounty young
people, occurred at the borne of the
groom, two miles west of Irving, at
noon today. The groom Is a prosper'
ous farmer and tbe bride is scboc 1
teacher, having taught In Lane and
adjacent counties fni a number of years
past. Tbey both bave hosts of friends
who wish tbem muoh happiness aud
prosperity.
Wireless Telegraphy
Successful experiments bave recently
oeen accomplished In wireless tele
graphy, and Its adoption will un
doubtedly be a good thlna. and revo
lutloulze many ways nf doing business,
1 . 1 .
vuvBiiwriiMBHuBio r as to BSV
that wireless telegraphy la tbe greatest
aisoovery or the age. We beg to differ.
Don't overlook Bostatter's Stomach
Bitters when you talk about tbe great
things of t ie world. This peerless
medicine has done more to nromnu
health and settle stomach troubles
than any other medicine In existence.
It cures dyspepsia, Indigestion, ma
laria ana ooustlpatton. It never fails
Try It, aud be surj and get tbe genu
ine, with our private revenue stamp
over tbe neck of the bottle. Don't let
me aruggist ralra off a "substitute."
Attention Ceoirades of the GAR
J W Geray Post, Ni 7, G A R, Eu
gene Oregon will meet In reani.r
session Friday evening Feb 22, laoi,
and will be called to order promptly at
7 o'clock, Instead of 170, In order to
I assist me ladles, In celebrating Wash
ton's birthday, which begins at I
;uc.wi snarp. rie,e et u, D,TS E
iuii aiienuance.
i EF Chapman
No 7.
Yo attention M again
called to the fact that
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
It a specific for Cold In the Bead. T.a Grippe, Headache, and
all otker similar complaints. 8ATISFACTION.011 MONEY BACK.
Prepared and sold only at
Yerifctcn's Stb Street Dm store
EUGENE OREGON. '
... r u . '
VkV 1 lAMMOND'S
Qaft a9d. Bakery,
OYSTERS, CLAMS.
Up-to-now.
SHORT ORDERS
At all hours. '
LUNCHES.
DAIRY
X i KiKZKiKZWK JrV;K?
THE BONBONIERE
HOME MADE BREAD
And get the best.
Look out for the wagon. .
FREE DELIVERY.
Phone Red 45-4, 8th St.
H. W. DUNN 4 CO
GOprvaiGHT
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
aud where to Becure high gride
wh.eH and liquors), to get tbe but
and ur tat low pricea. Youcwj
alwuyo (mil the very choices via '
tatfeM int'a-etH, Ii u ru od iear Uhioe
wineri, champHKiitis, acl efeiy
tlii'$ in ihe I. tut t hie wicewiUi
the best boqueteml finest flavor,
as well as choice old whUkie,
ale, putter find beer at,
W. M.
RENSHAW'a
Eugene, Oregon.
l'ost Commander,
Nkw FhoNT.-CoDtrsctor L N
Umiey has bi-gun tbe work of remodel,
lug (lie front f Al Au.en's clg.r .tor.
In ih. MeCluiw blues. Ihs sntlqu.u.d
wliulow,)dlor, betsken out
suit su up-to.now front In ever; tt
PM put In. e. ,,.ri,tOD, he'
Imerlor of tbe room will also b built
AI will have a vm, Lice pltr of bysii
new wbeu ibese lmrovn. -
niseis. "
Hotel Arrivals.
iUOENK.
W T Cox, N Y
Tbos MoKeown, N Y
Benry KLeitb, Y
W E Edwards. BpriugOeld
U O Mulligan & wife, Hazel Deli
D C Benetliot, Besttle
W P Qiidersoa, Besttle
W J Snodgrose, Junotlon
C P Jordan, Portlaud
J E Young, Cottage Grove
H A Wootten, Wendllug
O (J Thornton, 8F
Hugh Mabon, Portland
E E Hauok, Brownville
F Harrll, Leaburg
E Bailey, Junction
T L Gilliam, Mohawk
FA McCarthy, Mohawk
Frank Bell Leaburg
John Low Leaburg
T V White, Leaburg
E Roberts, Harrisburg
H G Frernond, Harnshurg
J P Duubar, Chicago
HOFFMAN.
C C Hazlelon, Creswell
W H Babsr, junotlon
C L William., Dexter
Wm Williams, Dexter
Ella Hayden, Mohawk
Mrs F E t owels, La Granle
M Roob, B F '
G M Bmith, Portland
l' Hlll, Minneapolis
feet of
Smow. Tner are shout len
annw nn 11 1 I LJ 1 ...
. , 1 1 "iw Kiver At
the Lucky B , mm al-u- fur ,tP,
Bargains Only.
Th6 following BAnrla .u 1 .
aoa l blame no one but vm,r.ir '
?001ks'!,?oWM,"''t'lp'd,Mt 460
si.w to J 50 Men s ru
vnur chiii,
-- - ..... assorted
6o ireeKg beater
si if '" brUh..;:;
il.ftO and 11.75 men .and
boys mackintoshes with r.i
2. to S .,-,0 men s, boy.'
mil .-li' c...
Live .pool .ill, tlire-i!'.
l-0 to J.J) o.ld. and
eno. U lie. h.. ...
snrtend. mens "'
.hoes Iflt at
I"K large .-o.ererl ,l,c,',r." ' ' '
e.l Ttneuble dish. .
Washington's Birthday So ial.
The Ladies of Hie GAR wl'l ln
social Friday evmlig, Ftb 22nd,
Frank's hell. Lunch will be hiH
Bhoit rournm. Kish poDd, Ha AI
are Invited. Admission lOo
open st 8 p in.
Notice Fur cariiet cleanlnj k
laying aud huuee clt-aulng see S-l
Griflon. tt ringtinie is shout snl
See liiui for nur work.
The iHt fliiiinient of the Atwril
Copying '" stamps will be midil'-i
luonili. (Jl 1I11-111 lu at once.
J W KAVSito.
bat a lUhiMoun. Undertakwi ii
Emi-aliner. 'at Hi and 7tli sti.
Our Sale is Still On . . .
anil will continue till " t
more room for our large tUiu
of New UoimI..
Come now befre our tot
is picked over.
L. A. OVERTON,
8th St, Eugene, Or.
Eugene Strain
Dye Works . . .
First class work donUl
cheap as any place on ttj
coast. Clothes ps
and cleaned in a propl
and up-to-date manner-
So
2c
10c
1.00
15e
2o
UOo
75c
C. MARX, Jm
Ellhth it., sear Eugene r
11.05
. 40c
AX BILLY
Eugene
Laundry"
NOTICE TO THE l'VHl-'
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