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TUESDAY - - AUGUbT 13
JUDGE ROBERT EAKIN
Aooompanylng a fine half-tone
Illustration is the following sketch
of the life of Judge Robert liakin in
the Pendleton Tribune:
Robert Eakin, judge of the Eighth
dlslriot, lives at Union, Oregon.
He was born In Illinois In 1843, of
Irish parents, and oame to this stale
with them in 1800. By his own
effort he obtained a oollege educa-
on, graduating from Willamette
nivorsity in 1873. He read law
with Geo B Dorris, of Eugene, aot-
ing as deputy county surveyor, to
keop u expenses. In 1874 be was
admitted to the bar and entered
upon the praotloe of law immedi
ately at Union, where be has been
very successful. Upon the forma
tion of the Eighth Judioial distriot
in Maroh, 1805, he was appointed
oirouit judge by Governor W P
Lord, whioh aotloa was based upon
a petition from the bar of the dii
trlot. In 1800 Judge Eakin was
elected his own successor.
Judge Eakin is one of the most
prominent oitlseni of Eastern Ore
gon. He has a splendid record in
polities'. His name was before the
legislature of 1808 In connection
with the office of United Slates
senator, and he is considers J a good
man for the supreme benoh ol the
tate.
MORGAN'S BANK. ;
From the World.
It must be acknowledged that J
l'ierpont Morgan's bank, the First
National of New York, is far out
classing the famous Mr Reilly, who
kept the hotel, in the gentile art of
'doin' quite well," even when
judged Irom the viewpoint of gl
gantio latterday profile in business.
This flourishing bank bas just
declared a dividond of 1.000 iter
cent on its old oapital stock of
1500,000, this amaiing division of
profits amounting to nearly $10,-
UOO.OOO. The news reports tell us
that it bas for years paid a 100 per
oent dividend on this old capital
isation, but now, having iuoreased
its capital stook to $10,000,000 and
turned 14,000,000 of additional
profile. Into its roservefund, it pro
ceeds to break records with this
1,900 per oeut dividend on the old
basis.
If the people at large are flour
isblng in reasonable proportion to
tbs flourishing of the First National
Bank of New York City the country
is Indeed In fine condition. Let us
hope that they are, because it woul i
"be ominous if 1,000 per cent divi
dends were being declared by banks
at the expense of the wealth-pro-
duclog peonle.
POOR
L0.
The passing of the noble red man
If brought to mind afresh by tbs
' 1 ' i mk. ' lan in .-mala i mm i tajMMWiiii i.iiisi,aii.iatia-, t. .v. ,r,':-vi.' . .. .. . -1 j, , . - . K I
followina item io tlie Albany Hr
aid, dealing with one of these
children of nature whose childhood
&s passed la this country:
Jitn Whoeler, an old-lime In
diaa, wail in Albany yesterday on
his ?ay to Brownsville. This was
hie first visit to this city in 26
years. Jim was raised by James
Wheeler, near Suver, and was quite
a familiar figure in this part oi the
country years ago. Jim went t
sobool over near the Wheeler farm,
but - the ' pale-faced" children
laughed at their dusky brother an I
he couldn't stand the joshing. He
staid away from home one night
and Mr Wheeler whipped hica
when be came back. This aot
offended the red youth and the
next day be left for the Grande
Rondo reservation and has remained
a part of the tribe ever sine. He
has been married five times and
baa a large family. The old-time
Indian is rapidly becoming a thing
of the past.
An Oregon genius has invented
and placed on the market a gopher
gun that seems to be a success. Sev
eral gophers have been killed and
several persons laid up for repairs
by the wonderful little weapon.
In a suit for divorce againBt a
former Salem couple it is charged
against the husband that be plays
several musical instruments and
inhabits the saloons. The divoroe
is granted.
"Oh, you cruel boy, to take those
eggsouf, of the nestl Think of the
mother bird when she comes"
"The mother bird's dead, miss."
a, How do you know that?"
"I see it in your hat," Punoh.
Qumer Kye.
Wm Rensliavr has been appointed
cugetiB agent lor tue eeleurau-a Hun
ler Baltimore ltye, on nt the bent
whiskies inanufaatured. It Is nottled
by Wm Lauaban A Hon, Baltimore,
Maryland.
The flavor of Hunter Bye la concen
trated from Its uniform quality, purity
and aue, and la always recognized. It
tue Anierioan gentleman's wblekey,
Call For County Warrants.
Notloe is hereby given that the
following warrants will be paid on
presentation atmy office on and aftkr
August 12, 1001. Interest on same
will oeaae August 12, 1901: All Lane
county warrants from registered numa
ber 8770 to 0309, both luolunlve;
Dated, Eugene, July 80, 1901.
A B Patterson,
County Treasurer.
flALARIA CAUSliS UILI0U5N&5S.
Drove's Tasteless Chill Tonic removes
th oauHe.
ltlngllng liros' olrous will show in
California this month, and will also
favor Oregon with a few performances
later. Whether it will stop In tills city
la problematical at present, but Is quit
likely It will. It Is a flrst-olase olrous.
WarhiioubI fob Hunt.-The ware-
bouse at the soutb end of the river
bridge tor rent. Enquire of E J Mo-
uiauanau, onairnian or committee od
board of trade.
Executor's Notice.
Notloa la hereby given that
tha tlnA
signed, James bomuer, bas been duly
appointed executor ol (lie eitale of Andrew
BorlTner, deoeaaed, by tbe oouoly oourt of
uane coudit, uregoD; aoa all persona bav
ins olalms againat aald estate ara hemliT
nolltlcd to present tbe aame with (be proper
iuuvhi, iu hi, uuuereiguoa exoomor at
th law office of L. bilyeu, In Eugons, Ois-
rou, wiiuiu six uiontus irom tbe data
this notloe.
Dated tbls 12th day of Ingust, 1001.
JAMES bUKIVNEU,
L. Iln.Yitr, Exeo. of laid estate,
Attorney.
Recently there bar been several case
or prominent men siidilculy faluug in
cumpee juei ancr eating a nrarty meal.
These nieu have all been under treat.
ment for gastric "trouble," and yet the
resim anowa mat me treatment they had
received had smothered the symptoms
but had not retarded the progress of Uw
There la a real danger in the nae ol
pAllutivet v nr-n there ia disease of th
stomach and its allied orgaua of diges
tion ana nutrition. The disraee In uch
caaes goea on, while tho distressing
vmptouu nloue are stopped. I'reaetiUy,
OKr n Biiiouine!
fire, the disease
breaks out iu
new placra, in-
volvlng heart,
luugs, liver, kid
neva, or some
other origan.
Tli j u 'e of Dr.
Vlcno'a (Allien
JUcd.L'al licov
ry results in a
radical cure of
diseases of the
atouinch and oth
er otk.ins of di
gestion and nutrition. Tt cures diseases
o' lie ut, lungs, liver, kidney a, etc, when
the dise.u of these orguns'luu ita origin
In the ilirnsel condition of the stomach
and digestive- and nutritive system.
I will l1l whl ,!( smi l,ml!r thttik
of r"'i me.tKie wtnes Mr at. M Wa'rdwtll
ol l.i.iw.H.1, U'nnw,itk O.V. Ksntas -n
will il'. all ytt m. ami rooi i tafcra
h ni vaatt s,v I r4 en wrak 1 pi.iiMn ( I la
w. tl. liaritll- ll U.: w llil war two or
thira monlha. I vitstu a ol ti 1'iatrr's
Mrin.iiaii.lnai IVwka i.nt .! an.t aaw rvnir .It.
rii,,.ri .f k; lairK nl Hi al.miacti 1 I ho.,, hi
II i n mi .mat v had a U-ulr )r l-.arvr's
Uvi.l. i, Mr.lul IHafMvvrv la Hit h.Has thai was
Kr inv niothar rKomaiiml It f.w
larth ,a Ihr lotnavh. ao 1 wtn Iu laali.f II
lkr ."iia b-mle nr.. I, n,rrJ nit -,4
h.4l,ra nail Heir am! look on an.1 t...'
an.l waa wrll Voor mrrtldna ml rr. Ihraa
hlais snd the doctor cuat ait inrutt dollar,
Pr. llerce'a Common Sense Medical
Adviser, In l)ier covers, ia sent frrt on
rt-.-eipt of i one-cent stani' to par
euar of nulling . Addreas
R. V. I'lerce, Uuifalo, N. Y.
Teachers' Examinations.
Notice la hereby given that tb coun
ty superintendent of Lane county will
bold tlie regular examination of appli
cant for state and eouuty papain at
Eugeue io tbe court bouse, as follows:
yonotA'tS I'AI'Ekb.
Commencing Wednesday, August
14, at nine o'clok a m, and continuing
until Haturday, August 17, at four
o'clock:
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, sobool law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theo
ry of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
physios, oivll government.
Friday Physiology, geography,
mental aiitbmetic, composition, phys
ical geopraphy.
Haturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, Eogllsh literature,
psychology.
V OB COUNTY PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August
14, at 9 o'clock a m, ana oonuuuing
until Friday August 16 at 4 o'olock.
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD GRADE
CERTIFICATES.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading.
Thursday written arimmeuo, me
orv of teaching, grammar, school law,
Friday Ueogrpny, mental arim-
mello, pnysioigy, ami government.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES.
Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra
nhv. readlrjB.
Thursday Art of questioning, the
ory or teaching, metnoaa.
Friday Written arithmetic, physl
ology,
W M Miller,
County ejupt
Piano Enamel.
Eooene, Aug. 2, 1901,
Thla Is to certify that I, Ed T Naghel,
do hereby authorize Mr Wiley U Grif
fon to prepare, sell and distribute at
bis option, the Piano Enamel, Known
and patented In the name and style of
Ed T Nagbel'i Batety Piano Enamel,
In tbe county of Lane, state of Oregon.
This right is to extend in the entire
county of Lane, state of Oregon, for
ten years from above date.
Witness my band tbls 2nd day of
August, 1901.
Ed T Naqhel.
Witness to signature: L BlLYEU.
I have tbls day received full com
pensation for the above agreement.
EdT Naoheu
I will manufacture tbe Enamel my
self and anyone wishing to procure tbe
same, call at my place of business on
West Eighth street between Olive
aud Charnelton,
Wiley g Griffon,
Astounded the Editor.
Editor 8 A Brown, of Bennetlavllle,
8 O, was onoe Immensely surprised.
'Through long Buffering from dyspep
sia," he writes, "my wife was greatly
run down. Hue bad no strength or
vigor and suffered great distress from
her stomach, but she tried Eleotrlo
Bitters whloh helped liBr at once, and
after using four bottles, sbe is entirely
well, can eat anytblug. It's a grand
tonic, and it gentle laxllive qualities
are splendid for torpid liver." For In
digestion, Iobs ofappetlto, stomach and
liver troubles It's a positive, guaran
teed cure. Only 60e at W L DeLano's
drugstore.
, i r. .....
Their Secret is Out
All Badlevllle, Ky, was curious to
learn the vast Improvement In the
health of Mrs 8 P Whllaker, who bad
for a long lime endured untold suffer
lug from aobronlo bronchial trouble,
"It's all due to Dr King's New Bis.
eovery," writes her husband. "It com
pletely cured her and also cured our
little grand-daughter of a severe at-
tack of whooping oough." It positively
cure coughs, oolds, la grippe, bron
oh It Is, all throat and lung trouble.
Guaranteed bottle Mo and 11.00. Trial
bottle free at W L DeLano's drug
store.
What a Tale it Tells.
If that mirror of yours shows
wretched, sallow oomnlexlon. a laun
diced look, moth parches and blotches
on tbe skin, It's liver trouble; but Dr
King's New Life Pills regulate the
liver, puruy tue blood, give clear skin
rosy cheeks, rich oomplexlon. Only
oo at y U uei.euo s a rug store,
For Balk. Oue 9-room house, large
barn, woodshed aud outhouse with
three lota at a bargain. Enquire south
west oorner 14th and Hllyard streets,
OABTOllIA.
Bears tea i9 " aW Hslwars Botlfjt
t Kind fun Hm Ulnar;
Blfutar
r
FlGPRUNE
Cereal
The little folhs
enjoy the distinction of
drinking coffee just like
mamma and papa.
Let the table beverace be
FIGPRUNE and they can
join with the familv in Dar.
taking of a rich, nourishing
unns maae ot choice
California figs, prunes and
grain.
Healthful nutritious.
Boil from 5 to IO minutes only
ALL GROCERS SELL
FIGPRUNE CEREAL.
C5 t-i. iL.-v,
9
e
e
o
o
o
Q
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G
0
to day and
youli be well
to-mcrrovv.
Baldwins
Cold Cure
Tablet NoBB
(Cold in head)
NeCureNoPdytfc
o
SeaS far free s Mailssl
Aaanil SaM.ia tea rrsaslsse -av
Sold By Linn Drug Co
MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD'
Grove's Tastelees Chill Tonlo cures
malaria.
SOMalS 19 A """"VITJtl 1 1 i
AiC MANHCC
Cures Impotency.NiRhtEmlssIonir..
vactinrj diseases, all eilectB ' s.t.
hfp9 ahuse, or excess ard I'l -i.;
jtfi cret'on' Aueirotonlcam
blood builder. Brintrs t'r -,V
r pink plow to pale cbeekn an'
MjEl restores the flie of youti.
lfliSMI By mailBOo. per box; O boxef
tor iji2.50; wir a, written gnnran.
toe to cure .f refund tho mouoy.
NERViTA MEDICAL CO.
V.mton A JackarOti Sts CHICACO, ILL.
For Bale by Linn Drug Co
EUGENE
Loan.ndSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid Up Cash fcap'tol - $50,000
Surplus 5,000
A QINCRAL ANMNO BUSINESS TSAN.
AOTCO ON FAVORABLE TERMS
Drafts usaeo on tbe principal cities oi the
United States and foreign countries.
Interest allowod on Demsnd Certificate of
Deposit wtieu left stated period.
Collections reooWe our prompt attention.
City and Uountj Warranu bought.
r e. shown,
President.
F.Wf. OSBUHH,
Cashier.
0. A. PSINE,
Vice President
W. W. BROWN
- Asal Cashlei
-FIRST-
National Bank
Of Fugene.
Paid up Cash Ca-ltal S50.000
Surplua - 860,000
Eugene, Oregon.
AGKNEUAX BAHKINQ BOSINESS
Done on reasonable terms. Sigh
drafta on Chicago, San Kranciaoo and PorV
uuiiit uregon.
BlUs ol exchange sold on foreign countries.
uepoeiia reoeivea suoject to cneclt ot oerttti
oate of denosiL
All colleotiona entrusted to cs will reosivs
prompt attenuon,
T O HavDaioES,
President,
S B Kails,
Vioe President.
P. E. 8N0D0HASS,
Cashier.
L. H, POTTBH
Assistant,
LAKE GOUNTY BANK
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Established la-ISSa. Oldest
a Saak la tke Caaatj.
General Bankinj business in all branches
. transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
U O. HUL1N, Cashier.
B. H. HOVEY. Aast Cashier.
Corvallis & Eastern
RAILROAD.
TITiK CARD
Nc I for Yaqulna
Train leaves Alhany.. Vt-HS P M
leaves IV.rvallis )PJ
Irrirea Yaquina biA P.M
No. 1 Returning
iMtes Yaqnlna JJM A M
leaves Cwvallia ...TlrM A M
Arrives Alttanv la.l.H P XI
fJ o. S for Detroit
lavesO.TallU 120 PM
leaves Alliiy.. ISrt PM
Arrives lletrott S.M XI
No. i fion Detroit
l eaves lMn.it (i:sn A l
Leaves Alhanr 10:SO A V
Arrives Corvalus 11:16 A M
TrairiS 9.0,1 4 ltWMn AlhanvanJ P.vtalll.
Tuenlays Thumlavs anil Saturtlava oalr. 'All
other tlains ilallv eseept Nnn.lajf.
Trains I and 4 arrive In Alhanv In lima h.
cmneot with the S I' smith bound train, as well
as irlvlnit two or three hours in Albany be fore
denture ol 8 P North bound train IW Port-
lan.t.
Train No J connects with the 9 Pwr-irt aU.
train at Corvallia I'roxaing for Iu.lrln.lence
Mt Alinnvllle and all iiointa north to Portland
EDWIN ST NK,
Mauaer
J.TIRNKR,
A (act Ab bi
Barker Gun
Unexceptional Livery
Service
You always set at West
Brcs. Our prices Br low
enough tn enuble y. u in
enjoy spriUK i'rivintr itli.
out feelinic the cost. 8tuiei
leave our stables f.ir Lea
burg and Intermediate
points daily at 6 o'clock a
oi. Blue River aud Inter
mediate points Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays
at 6 o'oiock a m.
WEST BROS.
Corner Willamette and 10tb sts,
Eugene, Oregon.
-SMOKE,
Bjh.quet.
High Grade 5c Cigar
F. C. Potts
Manufacturer
' BLUE KIVEll CITY.
wSoZiainT?Wn' Mining Center
western Oregon Lots are Now on Sale -
P"y Now .ItinlrASTr
KuV
Fifteen Days Only
PriceeftZ J'S" U ,M t0t d"'lM 'r K6.
L'lii L, rl y CK Kl 1 Y U"',UI)' fO'ted on the banks of the far
old quart, mining district of Blue River. 'wbichl. on tS. fiL"" 11 L" th"of the rich
een plotted end dedicated hy S. C. Siiaiks. Who malraa ll,su i:!,--! .1K!? has
.ur ui.inicmation to intending investors.
Soecia
To purchaeserslithelotsundthe above terms atrl... b.i k j
P urp , bl. eof red on lo aT miU pioee' Kash lumbet ' building
aT a. awas, aaaav a, -
.
IWOTT'S
IxNN t RDlfiL Pis ! S r,.,ws;
afS-rfi-'lJ Of monKt.rnnfr.n
Jvomauhood, nidini
r;K' jffc , Known remedy foi
uro,
DU,
.
-or aaie by Linn
Notira ia l.ar.1.. K: .v.. ..
sled is 1 1 l?..""!" ,n" '".a.r-
,..... . , -i-K"1"" ano acting ad
ministrator ol the estate ol Fredeaick U
A persona bavinp
claims acamat aaM : .
STn 'i? Prre.l! ,he '"me ' 'he proper
oteoTitn,,l,nouh' lbe -A
Dated July 27, 1101:
...... . . DonaoN,
A.lminialralnr nt )i.a c... ....
t , .nlalv vl rreaerlck
M Dodson, deceaaeil.
Notice To Creditors.
Nitliil fa r arnln nls... il .
...... . ...,,..a .y. Bit a, br
the Conniy Court ol le 1'onn'v 0.i,n
appointed executors tb last 'will at,i
deer aaed, snd all p-raons having elsim.
against the estate ol the .aid deceawd a
hereby notifted Io present the ,,, dn
eenfie.1 at the law oAlee ol K. U. Skip.or,
in lugene. Oregon, within tit moti h,
from the da'e ol this notice. tns
"Dated," Eng-ne, Orrgon. July 24, Ir
A.1UJM;11oi.t, ' '
E. tt hurwosra
Executors ol said est t,,
Mviiij-JLi ''.s beeomos a pica
Sa25iai by tlrtitists.
To Cut Prices
We have a ed kJtftrp knife and
tpartxl maliiuji in our flock of t
HIGH GRADE BICYCLS
'fbe seaaoc has arr for a grnerel
tutdj istuient and t.i eonvf rt wlieela
into cash we take off a large part of
our pionta. -
...WE SELL SHELLS...
Works,
9th Street,
Eugene, Or
'TIS EASY WHEN YOU
KNOW HOW;
and where to secure high grads
wines and liquors, to get the beat
and purest at low prices. You can
always find the very choicest vin
tages in olarete. nrgundieB,Ehins
winee, champagnes, and every
thing in the best table wines, with
the beat boquetand 6neet flavors,
as well aa choice old whiskies,
ale, porter and beer at,
W. M.
RENSHAWS
Eugene, Oregon.
To Make a Long Story
Short
these WHrm days we will not tell yon of th
bettuty or tine finirih of our laundry work, but
just remind you that when yon want that deli
cate colored neftlfce laundered that we will do
it just like new without injury to color or
fabric. Our wrk on linen collars aod
cufie Well! 'null aid!
Eugene Laundry Co
a,,
.Sn
This
s only a start.
"ero, ana will be glad
a. u- bh'ARKS
B1s River City, Oregon,
" omissions. ln..roi
They are "LIFE SAVEItS 'j '.'?ai
r wnmnn i h. D why. net
1 .OO V OR ?i V"?? .d? l?"n-Hfa
MOTTSCllEn,'A'rV, J"'1. Sold
v-vj., Cleveland. Ohio.
Druq Co
Canadian Pacific
$60.00
To St Paul and return
limit r.n .1 m: . lui
nays. Jickfifa
2 hS!
$86.00
aio and teturn
mitSOdays. Tickets
''"rpartlcnlar,,,,,!-
H. H. AHOTT a
J- COYf.K. w r.111 St.
Aat n. I. . . ' Port! aarl .
war Art
anoonvar, b, c,
BUBINKHa cares
ATTOKN K yAT-LAVV
J M WUJUAMU,
ATT011NEY.AT.U
CoUeetlens a n4c&bTt
jmoa vver Jbane Uounty Bank,
BlLYtU,
Ari-OKNEY-AT.LAW
Ofliis Over Ftrst,NaOorul Baak,
UKIOOI,
OWOODOOUK,
ATTOKNEY-AT-UW
Offioe One half block south of Cbi
JCuaan, Oasoos.
1 H BK1TWOBTH.
A.TTORNEY-ATLA.W
Will practice In all tbs Court's.
afuom Oaasoa,
HBUrTJS W THOatnOI ' (n.a .
T1
IHOMPSON rk HABDY,
ATTOENEY8-ATJUW
Office In First National Bank BnftS,.
rraosioe in au uie oonrta.
EooaTa, Oaaooa.
M TRAVIS,
Attorney At Law.
Offloe Over Eugene Loan 4 Savuiob
ttarbaaugh & ki
ATTOBNBYB-AT-LAy
Offioe Boom S McClung Buildlnj,
Ecaava, Oasaov,
JfcO, B SOBBIS,
ATTORNEY ft fJOtrN8ETjOE.AT.lii
Will praotioa in all the courts of the ska'.
Judicial Distriot and in the SupnniGa
of the state. (
Special attention given to ooIl6ctUai tf
matters in probate. .
Office First Natiooa Bank Bide.
Rooms 1, 2 and &.
MEDICAL.
J-ytJW HABBIH,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUE0H f
Office Over Wilkdna & Linn's dru avn I
Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 toSial;,!
Spm. t,
Reeidenos Ferry street bstwees 114 ,f
jztn.
jpAINE 4 ZUYKENDALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SUBGK0M
Offices In Eugene Loan k Sariiini
juuding. h
Special attention to surgery and aargialij.
eases oi women.
J S LTJCKEY,
JEWELER.
Watches and Clocks'Bepalred.
Kcozm, Obkioi
1)R
BIDDLE,
DENTIST
Office -OO lirss reet, jbetween mis!
Sith street one block west of Mines
nout
UD. SMITH, a a lHBSA.M.iTH,li
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSI0IAK5
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank buildlnj,
Oihos hours 9 to 12: 1 -XI In i-M
Svening hours bT annnlntmant
calls attended to day or night,
J-JERBERT LEIGH
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ASSAYER AND MKTAIXUE01SI
Eooihi Ouoa
Best equipped Assay laboratory in tbs Sta
iii V reiiaois returns guaranteed.
Working tesU made on ore samijlesolceil
nftv nn.mil. A J.. I Mnttlr
method of treatment,
rpUE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE.
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LIFE AND ACCIDENT POUdBS
A w rt ri a-t
J. M. Williaiis, Portland,
ocu Affent, ugene.
T N SEGAR, Proprietor
Strictly first-clam.
New management
rT . "ana, i tori per day.
a7tieadqnarters lor Conns ercial Msa,
Eugene Lomhef Co.
AT NEW MILL
roOTOr LAWRCNCC BTStIT
APPLE ANO
FRUIT BOXES
WASHINGTON
CEDAR SHINGLES.
FULL ASSORTMENT
OF lumber;
iEUGE, IE-FLORENCE
STAGE LiINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
Rtjum lar a.-.,n 9n Flnraflol
Dally except rjurjday at a m
Returning etafre leave Flon'f
for Eugene dally einept Bundari at
n m
tturdayg at 8 a m. . u
Arrival in lr,.Mn. al SnnilDSOi
following.
fllKnT. WAWSt
ROonuilltll'
-lekets lor sal p.urs' ' "ir
In,
..Hotel Eugene.