Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, July 16, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugene Guard WEDNESDAY - - JULY 16 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. IMRO Tfehmi Ii -Mm 131- WEATHER. Fait tonight a ad Thursday j warmer Thursday. BtJLlM. SIIVITIIS. 0 B larrew notary pablle. reed and groeerlae at White's. 0 0 Farrow Co Are Inanranoe. Dr Lowe ooulo-optlolan Eugene. Overton for wall paper and paints U B Farrow Implsmsnt and maobl nery. A landslide In prloae of photographls work at tbe Welder Btudlo. J 0 Watta,(gradoU optlolan, Eu gene. Buy a refrigerator ana irop oool. KAYI FVBMTUBI Co. Boparlor B tores, Chambers Bro. Bee Kays for speolal prloes oa tents and oamp furniture. Fob Rent. 8-room boose lor rent o North Lincoln street. F L CHAMBIM, Dollar a doien for cabinet photos at tbe Welder Btudlo for a short time only. Best woven wire mattress, oeater eipported, for SL2f at Day & Hender son's. Three doien stamp photos far SSo at the Welder Btndlo, oorner Seventh and Willamette. Why pay 18,60 or W far a poorly booaehold treasure table when yon oan get tbe beet table made for 98.26 at Day Henderson's. I oarry In stock a complete line of plumbing fixtures. We Install tbem la a sanitary way. Our prloes are do higher than otbeis, probably not so high. Tin and sheet Iron work prompt ly attended to. Will M Morrow, 'phone Bed 478. Notice to Contractor!. NoUee la hereby given that the County Commlaslonsrs Court will eelve sealed bide for the grading ano traveling of tbe county road begin nlng at Hendrloks Ferry on tbe Mo Kenile River running thenoe west to tbe east side of what Is known as the Barney Wood bill. Also for grading and graveling tbe county road, beginning at the weel nd of Barney Wood bill, and ronnlng In a westerly direction about eae-balf mile, tbe gravel to be spread at leasl tour yards to tbe rod. Also for hauling and spreedlnggrevel on tbe eoanty road between Thurston Lane county, Oregon, and tbe MsKen ale stock farm, at points to be deal, Bated by the Court. Tbe aald work to be eeaapleted on or before tbe lOtb day of October, A D 1002. ' Bide will be oonaldercd lor grading od graveling separately or together, A satlsfaetory bond will be required tor tbe faithful performance of tbe con trast. Tbe Coort reserving Ibe right to re ject any and all bids. By order et tbe County Commission re Court tbs Hth day of July, A 1002. E U Lai, County Clerk LaUQCB BalkBAlX. Tuesday : Boo- mane 7, Portland 6, Helena S, Heaule 0, Butte i, racoua . Fruit Jvs. 1 doz qt Mason fruit jars ,90 1 "J gal " " " 1.1 1 " extract cans and rubbers Mason jars 1 doz covered jully iara 1 " finished tumbler '2 doz jar rubbers S " extra heavy and wido Mason jar rubbers 1 doz qt tin fruit cans with 1 doz wax spftlnra .25 .35 .35 .05 .25 ,60 Wire eolf sealing atone jars all sires. DmKTlfiHT III BREVITIES. BMblTM and supplies. Chambers Bard war. a mn)u of elnaa sails WM DM during Monday's wladitorm. A new swnlng iu pump lo front BnberU Bro' cigar store today. BoberU Bros bare Juat reoslvea a d Dew douwt-aocita s.ia 0M. Tha brick work od tbe new McClung block bu about reached the top of tbe drat itory. Tba mall carrlera 1 sew uniforma arc not a Dreaent from Unola Ham. Tbe oarrlera paid for tbam tbeoiaalTea. 1u uliAkall latAlu frnm Ami th Da knf .III have ebar.e of Brauetolti-r Vincent1! barber sbeo while tbey are ' i attending tbe eooampmeut at Albany, Wben too buy a Creeoent bloycle yon know you are aiwaya reaay w . I , lait. You can depend on a Crescent Be tbem at Chambers Hardware. to Rossburg Review, yesterdey: Mies Ida Tbomaa will arrive bere tbla even- ng from Cottage Grote to take oberge of tbe operating department at tbe Central telephone offloe. Bee our new line of 10, I U.W, U and $16 bedroom sets. Day Hen derson. Tbe marrlsga of a well kown En- gene young lady to a popular graduate I of the U O, will take piaoe tne laai or mis week, ina Driaswoe ia auo graduate of tbe University. lit and Mrs O W Jonss bave been re-elected euperiaiendent and matron ol tbs state blind sobool at Balem. Tbe ... . 1 other teachers aad employee have also been reappointed Tha nhnnl will IrW I open on September 22nd rh LaiU nf Mra V Mhnn who died Monday evening at the home of Mrs F W Osburo, was taken lo Junc tion tbls atlsraooo, acsompanled by relatives. Interment was made In tbe I O O b oemetery nsar Jaootioa today at 3 :80 pm DEXTER JOTTINGS. Williams' Log Drive Making Good Progress Toward Eugene. DkXTBR, July 10,-Kert Parker, who has been working in the mines In Idaho for sevsral ysars hsa returned to I Miss Edith May rslurnsd to Harris bis home at Pleasant Hill. burg today afternoon after a short Visit Williams' logdrlve passed tbe mouth of Fall Creek yesterday. They are an exceptionally floe lot. Barney Wllliama has moved onto lbs Taylor plaoe. J B Hills baa taken oharge of hie logging oamp In person. They are outtioa lu some very Urge Umber. Mlaaea Hanrv Cain and Tom Bowen started to Prlnevlllelast Balurday with a view of locating. ' Tbe Goshsn-Zlou rouU now baa one .iik. .... nn.n -i.. i. I...,, man. ty. It Is a floe covered three seated rls. and tbe nronrletor of It deserves ths patronage of tbe people for furnish' ing tbem auoh excellent aooomoda- tlona. , Messrs Mldgsly and Hollenbook of Eugene, wbo are large holders of tim ber In tbls section if country were looking over It tbe flret of the week. They are very sangulus of tbs future ol tbe Mldde Fork, as regards to UP! " Grandma eet la visiting her son wesiey for a ooupis or weeks. High winds Monday did oonslder- able damage ay blowing down timber aorose fenoee and fields. This Is an unusual thing for the mouth of July. THE SOCIAL REALM. Tbls afternoon Mrs B L Borart cave a very plsaaant afternoon at her borne 226 East Eleventh street In honor of Mra JasDuulan. of Portland, and Mrs Harriet Nelaoa, of Chicago. The par- lorawsre beautifully decorated with feme and roaat. Misses Carrie and Koaalte Friendly presided over puuch bowls. Tbe guests were Mrs Jamsa Unnlap, (Portland), Mrs Harriet Nel son aad daugbtsr, (Chicago), Mrs S H Friendly and daughters, Misses Carrie and Rosalie, Mrs O A Paine and daughter, Miss Carrie, Mra Park, Mra Nelson, Mrs Fraser, Mrs Msyer, Mrs Gray, Mrs Vsrlngton, Mrs Preatloe, vlrs Dorris, Mrs Thompson, Mrs Madden, Mrs Hoffman aud Mlaa Dee luksny. Men's Suits. All wool. Oregon cashmore per suit $7.00. Clothespins. 7 doz clothespins 10c, 3 doz for 5c. Clotheslines rope per lb 15c, Wire lines 15c UP- Glassware. See our bargain glasswaro countor 10c and 15c. We'll do wonders on that countor. Ax Billy's PERSOHAL Mies Marls Bradley left for Portland today. Hon M J Hllltgas, of Creswell, was in town today. A J Plckard returned this afternoon from a trip below. I T Nicklln returned to Junction City tble afternoon. Mrs Walter Rues went to AlbaDy on tbe afiernoon train. Mim Marie Mesteraon .went to Al bany tbl afternoon. Mr Prank Morten arrived from tbe north tbla afternoon. Cbaa Cochran came down from Cot- un , . . , , . ill -.- is J mcuiauaoau returueu - noon from a trip to Paget Bound, Mra Laura Bradley left today for AI oany wum mum wm Tim u .. (II . f.l.Hll. Mra I L Campbell and obildren want Portland today for a abort visit J C Branstetter returned tbls after noon from a visit at Cottags drove. Mrs W Waddls and littls daugbtsr want to Albeov.thla afiernoon on a visit. M L Derrls Is borne from tbe upper McKemle where he baa been en an outing. Frank Wiles is baok from the npper MoK,Dll wn4. h bu ruit, Rev B F Rowland and Prof F o Duan are ruetloatlng on tbs upper Mo KsDZle. Hob E R Bklpwortb lsft today for Casoadla, on the npper Hantlam. for i"" Miss Viola Paddock rslurnsd to Jefferson today after an extended visit lu thaoit7 J W Hokbs, of MoMlnnvllle, deputy Internal revenue ooll.-etor, Is In tbe olty again, Mrs M E Gray seoompaeled by Miss Leila Russell were passengers te AI beay tbls afternoon, Rev O B Esllsms, of Wheatland 01, Is visiting bis brother, Rev D C Kellemi, In tbls olty Frank Matteson returned last even Ing from Fall Creek where bs has been spending a week or two, . . . . 1 WaL - Eugene ooy, now urauuemg iw ive- wria, is vi.i.iDg m .ueuny. t tbe borne of A Goldsmith Mrs J R Cox and dsughter, formsrly of tbls place but new of Grants Paes, visiting friends In tbls olty. Leonard Blralgbt and Albert Appli left lo,,Jr for A'b"y "Itn a num oi tne u u omoers- ooraes. L B Rowland will be foreman or tb Gdabd omoe In tbe absence or Capt 8 Huaton at the Albany encampment, I Miss Rose Holler of Monlpeller.Oblo, i Angles, Cal, today after an sxteBdefl villi wiin airs u nonisr, Mrs Cbaa H Van Houlen, of Wsissr Idabo, wbo uaa been visiting tier father, C D Combe, has returned home, H O Howe, wife and son, W 0 Mo- Quire snd H G Morris, of Eugene were registered at Albany botels yes terday. Darwin Bradley, organiser for the order of Lions, haa Juat retimed from ti0ur r tbe lodges of that order In I Houtberu Orison. I A U 1 m D.ll U. Ul ftU Hall ,nd M Tnou f. Ihl, .f,nooo for an oatlng on tbe Hall rtnob at McKenxle Bridge. Attorney F 0 Matteson, wbo h been visiting la Eugene and vicinity for a month and a ball, will leave to morrow for bla home at Capltan, N M Claude Broders, employe of 4 Patterson, Is unabls to be about today on amount of Injuries received to his leg Buuday while haudllng a wild co Mra L C Martin, of Portland, who Is at ptresnt at the borne of ber father, I Ir J W Harris, will leave tomorrow morning for Leaburg, wbere the will vl.lt Mlaa Alio Smith. Mra F A Toiler and daughter Ber- tha antlJewell a(av on Julv 26 for Oskland, Calif, where tbey will meet Mr I Her wbo It- lu business nsar that place Tbelr sley will be indefl nils. Ym Know Wkst Yea An Taklag When you lake Grove's Taateleas Chill Toolj because the formula Is plainly printed on every bottle allow ing that it la elmply Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form. Wo cure, no pay, &oo. Hats $1.00 Odds and ends in men's hats to close out at $1 00. $2.6G,$2.25,U.0O,f 1.75 and 1.60 hats in odds and ends at $ 1.00. No back numbers but all good saloable goods. Window Shades. Short time only 27 J cents each, all colors. Necktie. Odds and ends, mtjns' 25 ceut aeckware 15 cent i STORE TO ALBASr TOMORROW. Local liilitaij Organizations Pre paring for Encampment. The big brigade enoampmeot of the Oregon National Guard opens tomor row. Tbe local organization are to day making all preparatlona to leave for Albany on tbe 1:42 train tomorrow fiernoon, arriving at their destination about an hour and a half later, ana marching from tbe d- pot to the camp grounds only a abort distance south. eajt. Tbe band and Co'e A and C will go with almost tbslr SDtlrs enlisted foroe, and, Including Col Yoran and hiaalafi. oonaiberable mors tbsn 1L0 men will attend the encampment from bere. It la understood that tbs men will be kept pretty closely lu oamp wblob in keeping with good dtMltlloe. While ibe camp will be aomewbat of an outing, It la for ibe purpose of In atruotlon and not fur fuu. Band Concert. Following la tbe program of tbe open-air ooncert to be given by tbe Fourth Regiment band In tbe East Park tbla evening, beginning at 7:30 'olook : March "Tbe Maine Festival" Hall Medley Beleotloo "Southern Plan, tatlon" Conterno WalU "Lsnrre" (new) Blanke a. "Cupid's Garden." Intermezzo M C Eugene b. "A Rag Time." Btlya IKTKEM1BSION. American Patrol Meacbam from bone Solo "Asleep in tbe Deep" Petrle Cllve Cheshire. Seleotlon "Fiddle Dee Dee , Btromberg Cake Walk "Coon Band Contest" Pryor March "Garden Do Corpa" Hall Ioa Cbbam Social. On lawn at the Chrlatlan oburcb this Wednwdsy even Ing, July 16. Comeeaily and bave a good time. Hotel Arrivals W M Owen, Portland F C Malteeon, Capltan, N M Wm Faber, Albany E M Hofliuan, Luoky Boy Jaa Duval, Luoky Boy 0 W Erlekson, Portland J C Llndsey, Portland 0 W Uurd, Florence J R Guild, Portland C H Rlckabaugb, Wendliug H A Brewer, Portland B O Newton, S F R C Vaught, Portland J P Wood all, Atlanta, Ga Frank St lover, S F Mrs J O Weel, Sacramento J W Aivbrey, City 1 A Feoger, Sao Franolseo PET Perrldes, Ban FranoUso LO Jameson, Portland J R Flynn, Portland W 8 Bolt, Portland H F BuBhaog BOO EN K. W W Warner, Mabel J E Reinerlanx, Btlverion Deana Baas, City F Wlllslt, California Austlu R iot,Mohawk I P luman, Lorane M B Maris, Portland Fred Clark, Portland J O Smoke, Lone Plate W P Rrookharr, Distil P is Tbomason, Portland F Dow, Cottage On ve Ed H Will, Aurora G U Oray, Aurora B F Gleey, Aurora Tbe Imperial. CoiUk Grove, Or. First olass.Saiuple room SIHW feet, well equipped. Rates II 00 er.il I2.IKI twr dsv. Dissolution of Partnership. The Arm of Hulery A Rasxell In this day dissolved by mutual conheM, John Hulery retiring ami SV E R'lesell oou tluulug the builueso. Mr Hun-ell will pay and co led all hills ol the Arm. Dated tbls Htii of July, 1902. John Hulekv, W E Russell. Koreen doors and windows at Lough, miller A Peter's. C m . i A 0 mi Skirt s Suit IS The remainder of our Summer Suits aud 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 io days only at a BIG BARGAIN. S. H. FRIENDLY. r fiaLBBA BBiaoa.-A letter from Belkaap apringa says tbsre are about wenty camps, and campers ernviun imoat daily. The grounds ana daius are in excellent oondltion and as u.-unl, tbe people sreerjoylig them Ives at tbla ideal natural resort. Fred He boid bolde the record for the high fitb catch, 136 at Boulder oreek tbe othfr day. Aooommodatlons bave been pre pared for gueets in tbe large nou teni od by Mr Howe last season. It bus ,ix bedrooms, sitting and dining rooms. Itbaa7-f oi w.lls and is set up over a floor. Battalion Adjutants. An order baa been lesutd from the headquarters of ibe Fourth Rf glment, O N O, mak ing the Mowing details for batlaliou adjutants tor the tour of duty at Lamp Williams. Lieutenant U U tienuei- kon.CoD, Woodburn, adjutant First Batiallon; Lieutenant C C Hammaua, Co A, adjutant Beoond battalion They are to report to tbelr reeptctlve mejnre lor duly during tbe eucanipuimt, alter wliloh tbev are to return to duty with tbelr companies. BTDDBHT GOODALI. FAST RECOVER- INQ. A letter received yesterday from Alien Eaton state that tbe condition of Geo O Guoda.l, the student wbo baa bad so much trouble with a tubercu lous joint, la fast Improving and that Mr Good all will be able to be laxen from tha hospital soon, since the amputation of ibe limb there ban beeu no doubt of bis recovery, but suab rapid Improvement was hardly ex- peoted. Mr Goodall Is still at the Good Samaritan hospital, Portland. Babiball at Encampment. The Fidellan baseball club of this olty, all but one of the members of which 111 be in attendance at the OKU encamp ment at Albany this week, has arrang ed a game with tbe Albany Ramblers to be played there during tbe encamp ment. The Fidellane bave won several games tbla aesson, and are a strong aggregation. Bought Wool. R MoMurphey re turned last night from Portland where be and Chan 'fooler, tbe expert wool buyer, bought three oarloads of wool for the Willamette Valley Woolen Manufacturing Co'e uew mill bere. This wool is of very flue quality, the company not being able to secure encugb of tbe same quality here. Wallace Chasibeki.ain Home. Wallaoe Cbaniberlaiu, who left bere over a week ago for tbe Puget Sound to join In tbe chose after Traoy, tbe dee perate outlaw, arrived home tbls afier noon. Mr Chamberlain Is niuob dis pleased with Ibe manner in which the man-bunt Is being conducted. If tbe taotlcs are obanged, however, he may return In a short time. Leiter Libt. Letters for tbe fol lowing persons remain dead in tbe Eu gene poeloffice. When oalllZig for tbem state a hen advertised: Uixe rJerdle Allison, Thompson Carroll, Sbellab Carroll, G W Heckle, G L Johnson, Mrs M E Martin, F Albeit, M Sobwarz, Wilson Saddlery Co. Fob Bale. Q'tarter section of good timber land, 1 milea from MoKenzle river, conveniently located for logging. Estimated to oarry about seven mil lion feet of good yellow fir, Addretw or call on J W Fountain, Walteivllle Or. A Marmiaqb Licbnse. Upon tbe affidavit of Alex T Cockerllne, Couniy Clerk E TJ Lee today Issued a marriage license to John Lynob and Mies Abble J Besbe. For Rent. Eight roomed house, In good repair, with sewer connection, aiid barn, on North Pearl street. Inquire of Mrs. I. L. Campbell. will be reduced one-half if the works of your watch are pro tected by a case that will not bend or dent, will not wear thin, and is so close-fitting that it excludes dust and damp. The Jas.B03ss,riase provides this protection, looks like an all-gold case, costs much less, and is guaranteed to wear aj years. All In ill itjlts. M RJANNFY m """N'T Sale. KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL Is the maxim for health All our straw hats will be closed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer Hats will be closed out regardless of prica. Men's J'oujih 'traw Hats, worth $1.00 will be closed out for 2oe. There will be many snaps on this HAT SALE Call early. P. FRANK & SON, 34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St. Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. i These Bprlnni are recommended br the leading phrntciBDs lor the cure of Rhenmaltim, Cfrrb. Stomach, Kidney and Uw trouble. Located ou 8oiitberu i'at'lno KallruNd, "tinaita Route," from bku Krancinco to forllaod (40 miivi south uf Kugeue. Contitaatlr open for Ihu receptiou of guetti. Korcelain Balh Tuba, r-onlonice, Kxpre&l aud f ublle telephone on the premUes. from tlO.00 per wwk up, Including bathi. Trains stop in trout of tbe Hotel. ONE GALLON OF THECC Po'MBlum Chlorlds PotaaHium Bromide PotaiMum Iodide Sodium Chloride US. .S7 .63 211 CAPT. JUNCTION CITY KEWS. Doings of tbe People of the Kail road Town. special to the Guard. JUNCTION City, July 16. Geo W Weatherly, proprietor of the Junotlon City oreamery, oame up from Portland Buudsy to look after bis business at tbls plaoe. Philip ierwlll arrived bere Thurs day from tiatem. AI Perkins bas resigned bis position as freighter for A Wilbelm & Hons, of Monroe, and bas accepted tbe manage ment ol Judge VV S AlcFadden'e farm nortb if town. H 8 Wallace, formerly of this olty, is lu Bt Paul, Minn. Q W Wrliibt, tbe Qoldson eawmlll man, Is now busy baullng lumber to town. E O damuels, tbe sawmill man, was lo from his mill Huuday, A J Kaiser is on tbe eick list this week. Tbe Guard reporter while bunting for news, dropped Into tbe postoSice aud notictd the following letters ad vertised: Mrs Frantc Akson, Miss Besxle Arnold, VV Bump, J 1 Bryan, U T Benge, J A Buchanan, Mrs Henry Divldeou, Jessie Peatts and R W nbearon. MrB Dr N L Lee is visiting In Port land thin week. G C Milieu made Eugene a visit ou buslneHS Tuefday. W H Baber went to Eugene Tues day returning borne Wednesday. John B Starr bas goue to Cottage Grove to look for a situation as clerk. Adam Wilbrlin, Jr, of Monroe, was transacting business In Junction Mon day. GS MilleU beB his 40-aore field nf grass out aud will thresh earns the last of this week. Last year he had 18 00i pounds t n the auie rieoe and fold it all lor 11 cents per ponDd. This beats raising wheat. John Coo tier, Jr., of Portland, came up on ths overland train Haiurday night and visited his farm writ of town Sunday, returning home on tie afternoon train. Rev R G Booih came up from Mon roe on Monday's stage, going i o EU' itene to vi it his sod, Setiattr F. A B-.'ilh. RBH iiiston, 'relirlit wnl for tha 8 ' t'oat Ro-ptmrg, vtsit-d tvs n ther, M:- Win H u lou, of ttiU p,.e, on Mchi'av. Nt Is Feiicr, of Eugene, was In this vicinity Monday. Nt-lf le (D the tts etatf bu-liH'SP. An ice cream and banket s cl 1 was held at ibe Uulou sobool houi-eou t?at urdsy eveDinttwhieh was Inrgely at tended. The object in givli.g the etcial was to raise funds to buy an organ for thetcbool, and tbeueat sum nf $58 was the rece'pts of ibe evening. A auk load or yoon people went c from town, amons whom warn u,. out W Foleom, Mrs I T Nicklln, Mies Nel e make seven different kinds of bread. Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. Stop the bread wagon marked The C ACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESHIRE. Bonboniere Bakery. txitlinsupluuchior vi "'' -!. S -.tus tken in .rfsafcfctars. W.'SjvU " I ul,xvi,i .. icecream, ci,, I chT. Dot't forvrth,,'" ' l-rtu( Holder. Building, No 640 Willamette . Phone Red 554, DUNN BROS WATIR8 CONTAINS: p gr sr gr. Magnesium Chloride Calcium Chloride 10 gr H36gr Calcium carbouates For further lulonnatlon address iv gr BEN D. BOSWELL, Boswell Springs, Oregon. lie Foleom, Carrie ittarnberg, Anna ' Campbell aod Rev L B Lobdell. Tbsy say the Long Tomera know bow to em tertain. IMMIGRATION MEN COMING. Railroad Officers Will Visit Eu gene Tomorrow. Sometime tomorrow a special train beariug W E Coman. of Portland general freight and passenger agent of tbe rj P lines In Oregon j G M MoKin- ney.of Chicago, Immigration agent of tbe ftarrtin&Hl inea: O M MoKViz e nf Chicago, assistant immigration agent, aud others, Including John P Jouec, the genial tmvellug passauger agent of tbe Southern Paoifio, will Brrive bere for tbe purpose of meeting our citizens and talk over Immigration matters. lbs time of tbe arrival of the train hss not yet been announced. To the Public. Marvin M Boarbrough, a graduate of the University of Oregon with th,. class of '02, will do reportorial work for the Guard for a week or two. Any favor ebnwu him will he appreciated oy us. TO CURB A COLO in ONH DAY Take L xative Brmo Quinine Tablet All dr . mlktj refuud the munntr if It. foliar .tire. E W Grove's signature Js on escti box. 25c. New Today. WAN 1 ED. Shipping olerk. Most know how to grade lumber and fill bills. Pacifln Timber Oo, Cottage Grove, Oregon. WANTED. -Bonse painting, kaiso. mining, paper hanging, Inside fin ishing, furniture flubbing. First olass work at low prloes. V Robot sky & Co. Leave orders at Martin's maruta shop. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, UndertaKers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ano 7th Removed The University Book ritore has moved to tlie Titus block on Willam ette street, where ray customers will find me with a complete line of books, stationery, etc. It G. MILLER. in