Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, July 08, 1902, Image 4

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    Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY -
JULY 8
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BJARO Tslaphona. la . Main 181.
WEATHER.
Falrftonlghtand Wednesday, warmr
tonight.
Buu,
tvmia.
0 B farrow notary publlo.
Ped and grooerle etWhlU'a,
V B Farrow A Co flr Ineurano.
Dr Low ooulo-optlolaa Engana.
Overton for wll papor and paint
U U Futow Implement and machi
nery.
J O Watt,!graduab optiolan, Eo
".
A landelld In prloM of photograph!
work at th Welder Btudlo.
Horeen doon tod window! at Lough
miller Ptr'.
DolUr e, dosea for cabinet photo at
the Welder Btadlo for ebort II
odIt.
Reolo baggie (tend the leet for
herd mttIo. Chamber Hardware haa
them.
Three down (lamp photo for too at
the Welder Btadlo, oorner Seventh and
Willamette.
If jroo can not go today or tomorrow,
go day after tomorrow, to Morrow for
your plumbing, tin, eheet Iron and
eopper work. We do good work. Our
prion are reasonable. Phone Bed
478.
Notice to the Public.
nouoa u aarebr given that I will pay bo
DUu otoer than ol my own oontraotlnf .
Xaa July 1, law. J L Lonrnao,
Fob Rxnt. 8-room boot lor rent
on North Lluooln etreet.
FL Chamber,
Attractive
Prices
at our great discount
sale. COME JUST
TO SEE
Fancy
Bohemian
ware.
Glass.
W.tor arte, imn 1.1S
Atumlaen IHo, SSo, aitaTSo
Bprinkltn Mo, iBo, 7 So
TerraOott Sournlr Pleeeqoea
aiS Hons 8 TTSe
I.U OhMTTttory tie '
Biota Barbara Miaaiaa 'Ma
Hulol HortUad Wo
Mount Hood Mo
Feuy Doooreted Oormu China,
,8- M "
Ce, Plain H, 48, 87, 7S oenla.
Rnadreda of other artlolat aljtart e
low prl.ee.
Great American
Importing Tea Go.
Phone, Main 50-1, Eugene.
Fruit i
1 doz qt Mason fruit jars .00
t i i ....
Jgai l.io
1 " extract capa and
rubbers Mason jars .25
1 doz covered jelly jars .35
1 " finished tumblers .35
2 doz jar rubbers .05
3 " extra heavy and wide
Mason jar rubbers .25
1 doz qt tin fruit cans
with 1 doz wax soalors .CO
Wire self sealing stone jars
all sizes.
DEPARTMENT
I
BREVITIES.
A partition waa pat In Robert firoe'
cigar store today.
The supremo oourt baa decided that
the barbers' Buoday aloeing law Is
valld.l
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Out theoi earlv at Cbambtre Hard
ware, Tbe brick work on tbe second dory
of L N Jttoney' sow building on Wert
Eighth street ban begun.
The Freaer Iron Work, ba Jail com
pleted a 40 horse-power engine for tbe
tog Marguerite at Florence.
Maple Lodge, Independent Order of
Lion, took In three new members at
lte regular meeting last night.
Burreylng has oommenoed on tbe
propoeed new railroad from OranU
Pea to the coast at Cresoent City.
Yesterday alternoon Webeter Kin
oald and Buret Elmaker scared up a
deer In Judklne' pasture only a mile
from town.
New itock of furniture jutt put In, at
prloee that you can aflord to fix np
nioe. Call and examine.
Chambers Hardware,
Mlas Ouul Baldwin baa taken a
position In F B Dunn'e store, having
resigned her place In Ax Billy's de
partment stors.
Prof and Mrs W A Wann bare both
been olok for several weeks. Mr Wann
li able to be out but Mrs Wana Is still
confined to bar bed.
40 eeoond-band buggle, carts and
wae-ons. Many good and eome no
good. Prloee very low.
Chambers Hardware,
Walter Lyon, private secretary to
Governor Oeer, aod Onard Oareon of
tbe Walla Walls penitentiary, are
going to try again t follow Traeey
with the hounds.
A fractious horse this morning ran
over bleyolee belonging to three young
boyo, Vern Dyson, Floyd Manvllleand
Edward Gray, near the elty pound
Tbe wbeele were pretty badly wrecked
Tbe preliminary report of tbe sob'
committee for deoldlng lb location for
tbe Lewis t Clark Centennial Eipoal
tlon at Portland Indicate the olty
park ae the obolo ef all elte proposed.
In th list ot building permits at
Portland there la one for J B Harrla,
formerly of Eugene, for a two-story
flat, on Fourth street, between Clay
aod Colombia, $8600.
MarsbQeld Malls The surveyors for
the Bait Lake-Coos Kay railroad now
have .takes eet and tacke driven from
Empire City nearly Into Marsbfleld.
They have aleo ran a trial survey Into
North Bend.
The Cheyenne Indiana near Calumet,
O T,re reported holding a war oounell,
being angry over an order of tbe In
dlan agent prohibiting them from
practising th torluree , Inoldent to
their sun danoe.
At a meeting of tbe exeoutlve com
mittee tbe eub-oommtttee on tbe loo'
tlon of the big Lewie 4 Clarke
fair ell at Portland reported
In favor of th City Park, with
Hawthorn Park a second aboloe.
In plaoe of his annual ooagar hunt
th, Albany Demotrat suggest that
President Ilooecv.lt oome out here and
hunt for Traoy for a few days. It
would alTord him all the exoltement
end hair-breadth eaoapeeh might wish
for.
Pendleton E O: ' Mr and Mr Bwag.
gart, parent of Mr W F Matlock and
Mrs W H Wheeler and Looter Hwag
gart, of tills olty, have moved from
their horn In Athena to their ooliage
recently arreted next door to the Mat
look residence, on Garden etreet. Mr
nwagaart la 811 years of age and Mrs
Bweggarl le 7, but they are both quit
spry for their age." Mraud Mr Bwag
I art were reoeat rraldente of Eugene.
Dr. 3xay ArpoiNTa-D. Portland
Journal, yesterday t Dr E P Geary
was today appointed by th board of
county oommlaalonert, to act In the
temporary eapaolty f eoumy pbyel-
elan, to All th vacancy oaueed by tbe
resignation of Dr Harry F MoKay
The appointment of a regular phyel
olan waa deterred until tbe fltnees of
th several applicant ooold be looked
Into. Dr Geary did not eol lolt the ap
pointment.
Homutbad Contest Cast. Testi
mony 1 being taken before United
Htatee Commissioner Marie Ware to
day In the homestead oonteet case
brought egalnet W K Oil. trap. L Bil-
you le attorney for the oonteetanl, H H
Andersen, and L E Bean aad LT
Harrla tor Mr Ullilrap,
Men's Suits.
All wool. Oregon cashmere
per suit $7.00.
Clothespins.
7 doz clothespins 10c, 3 doz
for 6o. Clotheslines . rope
per lb 15c. Wirelines 15c
up.
Glassware.
See our bargain glassware
counter 10c and 15o.
We'll do wonders on that
counter.
Ax Billy's
PERSONAL
F W Oabarn left this alternoon for a
trip to Seattle.
Mite Zlda Gold. ra lib returned borne
tble afternoon.
A P Cburchell, of Cottage Grove,
ae in tbt olty today.
Geo H Kelly was a paaaetiger north
on this afternoon's train.
Mr. E J Lester, of Hprlnflgeld, went
to Brook, this afternoon.
Mr. W J Koyoe returned home this
afternoon from a trip to Portland.
Mrs M J Edmuneen returned from a
ebort trip to Goeben tble afternoon.
Mre Wiley Ham Is boms from Kan
sas, wbers she went oo an extended
visit.
J W Hobbi, of MoMlnnvllle, deputy
Internal revenue ooll ..or, le In the
olty.
Miss Ada Hanson returned this
afternoon from a visit at Cottage
Grove.
G J Hampton, of Lake county, 1.
vlelting bit numerous relatives In Lane
oounty.
Dr W J Wlaecirvor, a dentist ef
MoMlnnvllle, le In the olty for a few
days on buelaeas.
Ml Hazel Hud went to Rosoburg
this afternoon to vl.lt at tbe home of
her ancle, J D Huff.
Mies Buele Bmltb relumed yesterday
from Portland where she has been
visiting Mr J L Hembree.
President P L Campbell of tbe Stat
University be arrived her from
Monmouth to locate permanently.
Mr B E Bawley and daughter,
Mis A Its, left this afternoon for tbe
Bohemia mine to .pond the summer.
Mlse Winona Bonham, of Balem,
returned borne todsy after a visit with
bsraant, Mre L It Honey, In Eugene.
Mleeeo Myrtle and Kathleen Pink
ham, of Akley, Minn, are Ihe guests of
Ibelr il.tor, Mr Harry Bhaw, In Eu
gene.
Juetloe of tbe Peso C A Winter-
meler left tbl moralng for the lower
Bluslaw country to look after eome
timber land.
Mr Dudley Holland (nee Mli
Meroy Applegate), of Bolee City, Ida-
bo, arrived bare today to visit at
the home of her mother, Mr J M
Bbellty.
Mleee Fannie Hemenway and Car
rie Hall returned tbls afternoon from
an extended trip through California
and Mexico. Tbay report a very
pleasant trip.
Bev J T Merrill and family left this
afternoon for Tbe Dallre where the
reverend gooilrmon will be ttatlonedi
He I. the new presiding elder of tbe
U B ohuroh for The Dalles dl.tr let.
Self-Explanatory,
Buffalo, N Y. July 8, 1902.
J W Kays KuKNtTUHCo,Eugene,Or
Gentlemen: In reply to your .otter
of June 16th, would say that the body
of Mre L Keator was received In good
oondltlon, with no algne of dlioclora
tlon, and we are greatly pleased with
the way your work waa done.
Thanking you for tbe oar yen took
la tbe matter, ( an
Youri very truly,
W T HaNniMON.
Happj Time la Old Town.
'We felt very happy," writes B N
Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Buck-
len'e Aruloa Halve wholly cured our
daughter of a bad ease of scald bead.'
Itdelliihte all who ueelt for out,oorn,
Burne, Bruises, Boll., ulcere, eruption.
infallible far piles, uuiyjsoeaiw
b iMijano's arug otor.
Iowa Association Meets. Tbe
exeoutlve oommlttee of the new low
Aeooeletloo met last night aod drafted
a oonitltullou and by law. Another
meeting will be held on tbe evening of
July )9lh for tbe purpose of electing
officer.
Major OA Williams, 17th Infantry,
USA, has beoa detailed by the war
departmrut to attend the enoampment
at Albauy thia ru nlh. Hale to act te
luapactor for the aimy and make a re
port upon the oondltlon aad tfllolenoy
of th Na lonal Guard of this .tale a a
record for ike war departmeut. Tble
detail la mad at the requret of General
0 D Qajitri.beln, adjutant general.
New Today.
CHARM LOST. A watch ebarm
with Initial. "M H," loot on the
treoi. A reasonable reward will
be paid the Under by leaving at the
Ooahd offli-e.
Hats $1.00
Odds and ends inmon'shats
to close out at $1 00.
$2.50,12.25, 2.00,f 1.75 and
$1.50
hats in odds and cuds at
$1.00. No back numbers
but all good saleable goods.
Window Shades.
Short time only
each, all colors.
Neckties.
Odds and ends,
"J cents
mens' 25
cent neckwaro 15 cents
STORE
LEG AMPUTATED.
Geo. Goodall Undergoes Another
Operation.
The oondltlon of George Goodall,
who has been oonflned In Good Hamarl
tan Hoapltal for eome weeks with an
Injured knee, has been growing worse
and worse, until Snurdoy bil leg bed
to be amputated, as the last tiorxo(
aviug bli lite, .aj. tbe Oregonlan.
His trouble dates from last rjeptem
tier, when be waa confined with n.
Injured knee. Tbe trouble waa not
regarded as very serloui and bis knee
was treated wltn various remedies, but
grew worse and wore. About a moatb
ego be waa brought to the boepllel and
an operation performed, when be bad
a very close call, and II was with the
most extreme measure, that be was re
stored from the effect, ol the anesthetic,
eo weak bad be become from bla long
eoflerlng. Tbe dootor. hoped to eave
his legi ,nd the operation conalated of
gutting Into the knee aud removing a
part of the lioues which had beoome
tubercular. Tbla, it was expected,
would remove tbe cause of tbe trouble,
but .till the knee would not beal.
Saturday tbe wound was again opened
and an amputation was deemed
necessary. He stood the operation In
flu ahape, aad II. la thought that he
will soon reoov.r.
Goodall haa been for .several year a
student al the Btate Unlver.lt, aud
waa a leader .both In student ability
and athleiles. Ha waa a member of
laat year's football teem, for several
years a member of tbe University
track team, and one of thebeet debatore
tbe Unlver.lty ever turned out. Hla
loknu oocuired abortly before the
time that be was to graduate, and he
waa not able to oom piste hi courae,
Bo highly waa be regarded by bis pro
fessor., however, that be was granted
bis diploma without an examination
NEW GOVERNMENT SURVEY.
Townships to Be Sectlonizid In
Lane County.
Twenty-two towneblpe are to be eeo
tlonlzed thla summer along tbe line of
tbe grant of the Oregod Central Mill
tary road aoroes the Cascade foreat re
aerve. Tbe townahlpa contain o n.lil-
erable valuable timber land, and tbe
demand for the various tracts haa lui
polled the wagon road company to
make application for the survey,
making a money depoelt for the ex
pen.e of tbe work, which la to be ap
portioned out to the United Btatoe
depity aurveyore aa follows:
ALPortei, of Norton, Or, will aur
vey townahlpa 19 8, K 2 E; 20 t, R 1,
2 and S E; 21 B, It 2 aud 4 E: 22 B, B 8
end 4 E; 23 B, R3E.
L E Wilkes, of Hlllaboro, will sur
vey townahlpa 23 B,B 4 and 6 E; 24 B,
R 8 and 4 E.
H C Perkins, Fred Msnch and A M
Ki lling, of Grants Pais, will aurvey
'ownablpa 24 ft, R 5, 6 J and 6 ; 26 B, K
6, 6 and 6. Tbe work will begin aa
aooo ae the bonds of the bidders have
bren approved. The land ilea along
Ihe Middle Fork of the Willamette
river in Lane oouuty.
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Startling proof of a wonderful ad
vance In medlolne la given by drugsiet
G W Roberts of Elizabeth, VV Va. An
old man there bad long Buffered wUh
what good dootore pronounced Incur
ahleoauoer. They believed bla oa-e
bopeleu till be ued Eleotrlo Bltiers
and applied Bucklen'a Arnica Balve.
whiob treatment completely cured
him. When Eleotrlc bltlera are used
to expel billoue, kidney and microbe
polaone at the same time thla salve ex
erts lte matchless healing power, blood
disease., akin eruptions, ulcere and
aoreevanlah. Bitters 60o, Balve 25o at
W L DeLano'e.
In the Police Coot. Elmer Kel
tor and E E Barrs, the partlelranta In
tbeeorap mentioned by ihe Guard
yeaterday, appeared before Polloe
Judge Dorrle In tbe evening aad Barn
was fined S5 and coats, amounting In
all to 912, while Killer waa dl.oharged.
A Fehali Drummer. Mlas Davie,
traveling aaleolady for the Tbomaa Ink
CO, waa In Eugene today taking orders
for her bouae.
For Rent. Eight roomed bouse. In
Eood repair, with sewer connection, and
barn, on North Pearl etreet. Inquire I
of Mrs. I. L. Campbell. I
Horse shoes that auyhrdy can nail
on at Chanilere Hardware. '
Skirt s Suit
Tho remainder of our Summer Suits and
Skirts must be sold.
Crash Suits. White Pique Suits and
Reversible Covert Cloth Suits.
. . . ALSO . . .
White duck Skirts. Demino Skirts,
Crash Skirts and Fancy Cotton
Skirts.
For 10 days only
at a BIG BARGAIN.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
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THE STREET FAIR.
Soliciting Committee Will Be Out
Again In a Few Days.
The atnet fair which la to beheld
here In September has not been talked
of much during tbe last two or th re.
weeks owing to the ru.h ofbusluees
lucineiil to Fourth of July fe-tivlut
but Interest In tbe proposition le row
being renewed and tbe orimn.lt
tee announce that they will be out
again In a few to floleb ralaiug tbe
neoeeeary YJlM with which to carry on
Ihe fair. About $400 la all that is
now needed to make np the amount,
aud that um ought to be secured in a
very ebort time.
Court bouse News.
Mortgage $1,110 00
Mortgage 5"0 00
Hatl.factliuof mortgage 80 00
Chattel mortgage 430 00
Mortgage $225 00
Mortgage 160 (0
Mortgage 600 00
BKAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
TO and Martha A Hendricka to L
Braden Glbaon lots 11 aad 12 blk 7
College Hill Park, $120.
Louis E Bsan to J F Kelly and J H
Booth 640 acres in tp 17 a r 4 e. f 1C0.
Ira L and Idaho F Campbell to
Loula E Baan 160 acres In tp 17 a r 4 e,
2S.
Hldney and Melissa Boott to Louis E
Bean 160 acres In tp 17 e r 4 e, $26.
Charles and Sarah Mayhew to Louie
E Bean 160 acrea in tp 17 r 4 e, $25
Cnriellao and Carolina Marx to Louie
E Bean 160 aorea In tp 17 a r 4 e, $25.
Wm Mand ElnoraRuahaw to Loula
E Bean 16 aorea In tp 17 a r 4 e, $25.
U 8 to Sidney Boott 160 aorea la tp
17 ir 4 r, patent.
Maria MoUornack to Mary Mc
Coruack land In Eugene, $1.
J H Mllllorn to T J Mllllorn 70 8S
acres in tp 16 s r 2 e, $260.
TJ Mllllorn to J H Mllllorn 74.65
aorea In tp 16 a r 2e, $250.
OACRRtoJH Day 40 acres In tp
16 a r 2 6 w, $140.
J F Kelly et al to Booth Kelly Lum
ber Co laud In Sprlugfield,$50.
P F and Catherine J Davis to Booth-
Kill y Lumber Co all of blk 6 and lol
1, 2, 3, 4. 7 and 8 blk 8 McCandlnea' ad
to Springfield, $1.
P F and Catherine J Djvls to Bnotb
Kelly Lumber Co 21 acrea lo MtC .nd
lees' ad to Springfield, $1000.
U 8 to George H Kelly 160 aoree In
tp 16 e r 1 e, patent.
Ella V and Harry A Macy to T W
Tillman lot 9 blk 2 Maoy's ad to Co.
burg, $80.
Ella V and Harry A Macy to Mary
J Tillman lote 7 and 8 blk 2 Mucy'e ad
to Coburg, $180.
Geo E and Lou J Fllley to B L Bo
gart land In tp 18s r 17 w, $2000.
L D and Lizzie Forrest to B L Bo-
gart land lu tp 18 a r 1 w, $5.
U 8 to Ira L Campbell 160 aoree in
tp 17 a r 4 e, patent.
u o lo tha JUaybew 160 acres In tp
17 er 4 e, pateut.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Geo E Lilly and A K Mlleno looate
"O K" claim In Bohemia mining dis
trict.
Rlobard White looatea "Populist"
elalm In Bohemia mining district.
"Timely Attetlon Will Save Future
rtliery.
Women's Eyes.
Tired and over-worked
eyes they are as a rule.
Don't seem able to
stand the strain of
former years. Women's
eyes over-worked by
hard work, sewing or
reading should be at
tended to promptly. A
pair of perfect glasses
should be secured and
the strain relieved.
We guarantee satisfac
tion. M. R. JANNEY,
The U.diuj Graduate Optician.
lit Who Helps the Eye"
Sale.
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The Essentials
ARE ALL TUERK.
Nobby Styles, Reliable Materials,
Perfect Fitting, Moderate Prices.
P. FRANK & SON,
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Boswell Springs.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
These Springe are recommended br the leading phrrtctan. -tor the cure of Rhenmatlim,
Clerrh. bwmacn. Kidney and LWer trouble. Located ou Southern Fai'Hlo Railroad,
"linaau Route." from ban Francieoo to Portland 0 mile, south of Eugene. Constantly
open for the reception of gueiu. Porcelain Bftth Tubs. Poslotlloe, Express aud Publta
telephone on the premises. From tlCMW per wees, up, lncludiug baths. Traiua.topin
front of the Hotel.
ONE QALLON OF THI8C WATER CONTAINS:
Potassium Chloride
Potassium Bromide
Potas.iam Iodide
Sodium Chloride
MS
.67
.03
211
CAPT.
Botil Arrivals.
HOFFMAN.
A M Hollabaugh, Drain
Bertba Talt, Walker
Cbaa H Boeder, 8 F
A J Wood, Vida
F D Shield., Portland
Dr W J Wteecarver, MoMlnnvllle
M 8 Hart, Portland
T C Thompson, Vlda
P L Campbell, Monmanth
J W Baker & wf, Cottage Grove
G G Warner, Cottage Grov
W A H kit) , Vida
Walter i' Hal , Detroit
J M Wooo.uJ, Portland
E J Ellison, Portland
Dr A A Witbrow & wf, Paialey
John Waddell, Wendllng
J H Keaeler A wf, Portland
Gua Becker, Portland
M C Bond A wf, Merlin
A E Poole, S F
J J Hauer, Portland
Ead Jen be, Collate Grove
8 E Kluelmrt 4 wf, Island City
J W Hobbe, McMtnnvllle
Dell 8 Lusbier, Portland
1 N Roberta, Portland
Max Htelfel, Chicago
Geo Rose, Portland
W W Watklna, Corvallla
H P Helaen A wf, Omaha
Dr H FOng, Wendllng
EUGENE.
P M Puuham, Prlnevllle
LSHill, Ye 1 iw Dog
A Belcher, Albany
A P Courolilll, Bohemia
G Llyd, Florenoe
J W Cox, Hiatera
VV f Ueadmond, Waliervllle
Arohle G Potter, Chloago
J R Hill-, Juue
E U Davie, Chicago
J Parfer and wf
J A Buobanan, Roeehurg
E E Winchester, 8 F
J M Will, A arora
H H Hurat, Aurora
W 8 Hum, Aurora
Geo H Gr.y, Aurora
H A Bnyder, Aurora
Lena In lug, Chicago
C H Ball, Portland
G A B ok, Aurora
Fred P Huret, Aurora
J Johnson, Aurora
You Can Get
A
See our new line of China
Uosets and Buffets.
JJ e make seven different kinds of bread
Oakes, pies and cookies of all kinds
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CIIESIIIIiE.
Bonbonicre Bakery.
J m. pifi, oak.
,. win-
Putt in tr
- ,4.1; .
Ml ftn.l
ty frw - f chr, I Wi LrJ.. .lT,,d
Holder, Building No
Something nice and
new in SKIRTS
SKIRTS
have always been a strong line
with us, and they are
more so than ever this season.
gr Magnesium Chloride - 10 gr
gr Calcium Chloride - 1486 gr
gr calcium uaruonale. -19gr
gr. For further information address
BEN D. BOSWELL, Boswell Springs, Oregon.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Full Life Readings fi.oo.
Rellzlng that there are many penpla
In Eugene who oannoc afford to pay
$3 for a life reading, and many others
who are too skeptical to do so, Prof
Harrison, the celebrated palmist ana
eluirvoyaut who has been located al
642 Willamette street for tbe past three
weeks, haa decided to reduoe .the price
of hie full $3 life reading to $1 for
THE NEXT FIVE DAYS OHLY. Tbls is
the same reading that be has oharged
$3 for since he has been here. Every
one should take advautage of tins
liberal offer. You not only get a full
life reading, but also have it all written
out for you for the small sum of II.
Prof Harrison wanta to give everyone
acbance to consult him while he is
here so that the people ean see fur
themselves that he ie not to be claBwd
with some of the pretenders who have
visited thla city in the past. He telle
you every Incident of your life and
gives you advioe which will eurt-Iy
bring you auooesa If you foil w it.
Evary person is fitted for some certala
busluess or profession, aud they can
not be auooesaful until tbey find one
what this ie.
Office hours: 10 am to 8 pm: Sun-
days 11 a m to 4 p m. Lady in attet
dance. Remember the $1 rate la for
five days on 1 ifrer Fridny, July llih
the price of ibe readme will be $3
again.
Call early to avoid the oroe. Par.
lor- 1 aod 2. 612 Willamette street ...or
Bonboulere bakery.
Filthy Temples in India.
Baored oows often defile fiirllan i.m.
plen, but worse yet is a body that's
polluted by constipation. Dnn't nor.
mil It, Cleanoe your system win, Dp.
Kinir's New Life Pills anil Di,i
tolt mlwry. They give lively livers,
active bowels, good digestion, fine ap
petite. Only 26c at W L DeLano'a
drug store.
The Imperial.
CotUge Grove, Or. First olaes.tjamnle
room 80x50 feet, well eouiDDcd. Raiea
$1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
A Solid oak sideboard lor SI4.00. $lo.00 and $l,06
Extension table lor $4.00
Dlnlnj chairs, cane scat. 7S cents.
Nurse Rocker for $1.50.
Top Mattress lor $2.00.
Spring Mattress lor $1.50.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
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Confection., lot cream.
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640 Willamette
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Pone Red 554,
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