Daily Eugene guard., July 17, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
THUB8DAY
JULY 17
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL
SURD Talephona. Ii Miiii 181.
Mill oar psn tars Dd laborar wmUi.
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
A naw awnlnc ra plaoed lo front
of Preeton Hslss' barns stor to
day.
Bee our new 11d. of 10, 2M,V
and 116 bedraom st. lJ u""
darsoD.
On account of a large amount of
buma lb nortbbouoa train tble
KftApnnnn was dslaved aboat 26
mloates thereby causing a laidles or
tb other train.
LUk tinware, guaranteed for 8 years
Chambers Hardware.
Mr Waionir,tbcwomn wbo found
David Merrill's tody, Da gon w
Bslem toolalm the fall rawaid oflerad
for tba return of Merrill dead or all.
At Cburohlll, of Cottaga Grov. baa
hla olotura Id tba Portland Telegra
of vsstsrday. Ia front of blm It a big
stuffed bear wbloh ba killed lo tba
mountain! recently.
Notice to Contractors.
TOLD IN SIDE HEADS
WEATHER.
Fair tonlgbt
Friday.
and Friday; wannar
BeUIA
animiia.
0 8 rmw notary pabll.
Ksed and grooarUa at WhlU's.
O B Farrow Co lira loaoranoa.
Dr Low ooalo-optlclan Eugene.
Orartona for wall papar and palnta
Maebln oil tbat'a good.
Cbambere Hardware,
U S Farrow Implement and maohW
eery.
A landellda in prloaa of photofraphla
work at tba Welder Btudlo.
J O Watta.fsraduate opUolan. Ea
ten.
rosu ana eniDgies.
Cbambere Bard ware.
Bay a refrigerator and keep oool.
Kayi FcsaiTUBa Co.
8a parlor Btove.
Cbambere A Bro.
Ho men doora and wlodowa at Lough
miller at Peter'a.
Baa Kaya for ipeolal prloaa ou tenia
and oamp furniture.
Dollar a doseo for oabloet pboloa at
tba Welder Btudlo for a abort time
only.
Eiperlenoed bloyole repairman new
at 0 bam ben' Hardware.
Beet woven wire maltreat, oenter
aapported, for 12.26 at Day Hander
aon't.
Three doaen tlamp pbotna for J5o at
the Welder Btudjo, oomer Berenth and
Willamette.
Fly eareen doora and window flu
oy opening. Cbambere Haraweie.
Why pay 18.60 or M for poorly
aad boneehold Ireatura Uble when
900 oao get tba beat table made for
13.26 at Day Heoderean'a.
I oarry lo Block a onmplet Una ol
plamblag flxtorss. We lottall tbem
lo a aaoltary way. Our prloaa are do
higher tbari otbere, probably Dot to
high. Tin and ebeettron work prompt'
I attended to. Will M Morrow
phone Bed 478.
Herrttbarg Item lo Albany Herald
11 Ua Sadie Baum, a teenher lo tba pob
lloaobooltef Pendleton, waa visiting
Mead In thla olty laat Hundey and
Meoday, the gaeet af Mlaa Lola Pen
dart Mia Mary Bklpworlh, of Ba
gene, ha been a guett of Be Bhangl
aad family tba put week at their
oouotry home on Lake ereek.
Notloe la hereby given that the
County Commlteloner Court will re
ceive tealed bid for tb grading ana
graveling of tba county road begin
olng at Hendrlokt Kerry on me no
Kenile Blver running tbenoe watt to
t he ea.it tide of wbat It known a the
Barney Wood bill.
A lw for grading and graveling use
county road, beginning at the weet
end of Barney Wood bill, and running
In a weeUrly direction ateut one-balf
mile, tbe gravel to be tpread at laaat
foor yard to the rod.
Alto for hauling aDd sprsedinggravai
on tha county road between Thuraton, I
Lane oounty, Oregon, and tbe MeKen-
le ttock farm, at point to ba deelg
nated by tbe Coort. Tba aald work
to ba completed on or before 'the 10th
day of October, A D 1903.
Bid will be considered for grading
and graveling separately or togetbf r.
A eetlefeotory bond will ba required
tor tba faithful perforinanae of the con.
tract.
Tba Coort reserving tba right to re
ject any and all bide.
By order ot tbe county commietion
ere Court tbe 14th day of July, A D
1902.
E U Lea,
County Clerk.
Th UnlYtnlty of Ortgoo.
Tb University of Ortgoo will open
It twenly-eeventh session at Eugeae
Wednesday, September 17th. The
out loot for the year seems at present,
wry promising. A number of new
ansa have bsea added to tbe facalty,
all thoroughly rilled both by prepara
tion and by exaerlsnoe, for their work
The Dnlversl'y building are being re
paired and Improved daring tbe sum
msr, tbe darealtory, gymnaalum, and
D dy Hall receiving espeolal alien
Hon.
Blodenta Inteodlnc to euter Ibis fall
era Invited lo correspond with lbs
presidsot relative to tbslr woi k. Cela-
logaes will cheerfully be sunt ou ap
plication.
Hon B A Booth Is In Ban FranoUoo.
B F Keeney el Ooshen ws In town
today.
J A Beer, of Saginaw, waa In the
olty today.
Mlas Anna Wald waa a passenger to
Albany lody.
Mrs CO Hsmmond wsatto Albany
tbla afternooo.
Ml.-e Pearl Park returaed yesterday
from Buokarje.
Mies B telle Wilkinson west to Al
bany today to vlelt relatives.
Mist Fannie MlUtoan waa among
those wbo left for Albany today.
Professor F G Young waa a passen
ger to Cottage Orovs this afternoon.
Orover Long aooompaalad tbe
militiamen to Albany this afternoon.
Misses Nsnna and Jessie Paddock
left for tbslr forassr horn at Oregon
City tbla afternooo.
Miss Marguerite Condi IT, of : Albaay,
returned borne today after a visit with
Mr and MraCL Winter.
Mrs B F Lobr, of Boseburg, wbo
visited Mrs E B Prltcbett In Eugene a
few daya, baa returned borne.
Mrs Harvsy.of Blobvllle, Wash, who
baa been visiting friends In this oily,
went to Albany on tbe afternooo train.
G Z Wendllng, a beavy stockholder
lo tbe Booth-Kelly Lumber Uo, ar
rived bare laat night from Ban Fran-
aiaoo.
Mrs Jack Wllmot of Bpokaae arrived
thla afternoon to -visit bsr sister Mrs
Q W Blddle and other relative of tbi
place.
Mr aad Mrs Obaa Young, of Nebras.
ka, left on tbe afternoon train for tbelr
borne. They were guests of Mrs i A
Btralght.
Mrs Geo Tucker, wbo baa been visit
ing bsr daughter M re 0 W. Blddle, re
turned this afternoon to ber home at
Moscow Idaho.
0 H Boware, suffering from ttphold
fevsr, wu brought down from Wend
llng lait night and pissed In tb Eu
gene hoepltal for treatment.
F W Bloomfleld and W B Moon left
this afternoon for Wendllng where
tbey will install the new offloare of
Court Wendllng, No 26, Forester of
America, tonight.
Misb Waixaa Givaji a Kkoutios
Albany Democrat, yesterday : lst
evening at their pleasant Dome iu
eut Albsny Mlstss Bella and Vira
Btuart Undsred Miss Charlotte Waller,
of Eugene, areosptloa, attended by a
large number of tbe Isedlng young
people of Albsr y. The evening was
apsnt in su enjoyable manner. Be
fresbmsau were served. Tbe MisstB
Stuart are popuiar eutertaiaers.
Hotel Arrival!
U0FVM4H.
A N Bmltb, Portland
J D Cox, Jauellon
OQFarrar, Junction
K B Ellsworth, Wsndllng
N O Byiand, Marcola
N Orove, K
E Lowet, Portland
Karl F Kraft, Chicago
W H Band at daughter
Hait, Portlaud
Geo W Irwin. Lake Preston, a) D
A F Will, Aurora
L I Bnj der, Aurora
A O Blandbrougb, Nswbsrg
G X Wsndllng, B F
J J Ward, Dlmond, Cal
Mra F Bltner, Wendllng
C H Munson, Cblosgo
L D Hunter, Portland
J E George, B F
E M Hoflmen 4k wf, Callage 8 rove
Henry Miller, Tlldea, Heb
Leo J Btook, B F
J M Janaslag, N Y
A B Mlllsap, Ot Paul
A G Nswburn, N Y
K R White, Grand Fork's
J Loulsson, Portland
W W Calklut, Corvallla
Walter 0 Barahart, Taooma
' A Bauer, Albany
Geo MoNamee, Philadelphia
B D Morris, Lot Angeles
J A Carpenter
John Parrott, Portland
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olasn.rjample
room 8060 feet, well equipped. Rates
f 1.00 and 12.00 par dav.
New Addition to Eugene.
R F Baker A Co have platted tbe
F Boott land conaletlug of 82 lota situ
ale two blocks south of the Patterson
eohool building. These are desirable
lots and are for asls at reasonable prices.
For further Information call on
R F Baku,
Offloa at Mo West Ninth street.
THE BOHEMIA MINES.
Surprises la Store for Mining
World When Railroad is
Completed.
Astorlani J L Leltoy, of tbe Le-
Koy Milling Company, whose proper
tlee are located In the Bohemia district
lo Lane oounty, la In town for a fe
days. Mr LeRnv states that with the
oompletlon of tbs rsllroad now build
Ing from Cottage Grove to tap tbe rlob
mluee In this dietrlot tbst tbsrs will be
soms surprises In store for tbs mining
world In lbs development aad opening
up of soms ol lbs Immense gold-bear
ing veins of qusnx located to and
around Bohemia. Tbe road Into this
section will bs self-supporting aside
from the mines on aooount of lapping
an sxtsuslve limber belt, whiob baa
been practically uutouohe heretofore
on aowmut of the Impossibility of get
ting It transported to market.
Oregon Briefs.
Baker Olty. Tbe exsoutlve oora
mlttee of the street fair and oarnlval
to be held here next September bave
begun aotlva work for Ibe oslebretlon
Salem. -Rev J H Coleman, the pre.
Identof Willamette University, is
loiter to Gea O'Dell reports the gilt of
11000 In aid of tbe Instltuilon from an
Eastern friend.
Klamath Fallt. Over 200 timber
claime have been located near tbe bead
ol the Dssoliutes lu the lasi few weeke.
Tillamook. A new four-room eohool
building is to be erected here at a coat
of H600.
Pendleton. Near 10 per sent of
tbe Umatilla Wheat crop has been
ruined by the blah winds of the hut
two days
Astoria. Many small eoows were
wrecked btrs In Monday night's wind
storm. No Hvss were lost, although
soms narrow eeosue are reported.
Fort Btevsns. A mess bouse at Iks
old army brroks her wu destroyed
by fire Monday night. Tbe value of
the bulldlna wu email.
Fruit Jars.
1 dot qt Mason fruit jars .'JO
l
1
1.15
"J gal
" extract caps and
rubbers Mason jars
1 doz covered jnlly jara
1 " fiuiebed tumbler
'2 doz jar rubbers
S " extra heavy and wide
Mason jar rubbors
1 doz qt tin fruit cans
with 1 doz wax sealers
Wire self sealing stono jars
all sizes.
.25
.35
.35
.05
.GO
Men's Suits.
All wool, Oregon cashmere
jer suit ?7.00.
Clothespins.
7 dot clothespins 10c, 3 doz
for 5c. Clotheslines rone
per lb 15c. Wirelines 15c
up.
Clisswirc.
Soeour bargain glassware
counter 10c and 15c.
We'll do wonders ou that
counter.
Hats $1.00
Odds and ends inmon'shats
to close out at f 1 00.
fx.SO.I'i.So, 2.00.f 1.75 and
1.60
hats in odds and ends at
1 1.00. No back numbers)
but all good saleable good
Window Shades.
Short time only 27$ cents
each, all colors.
Neckties.
Odds and ends, mens' 25
cent neckware 15 cents.
Thd Op-Aib Concert. Several
thouaaod people listened to the open
air concert nlvsn by ths Fourth Rtgl
meat Band last night In front of the
oourthouse, this being tbs first one of
lbs season. The proicram was an ex
osllent one and those wbo listened lo
It were highly pleiesd. Ths band left
today for tbe encampment at Albany,
and tbe next oonoert will be given
after Ite return.
Found a Bimo Hunday while tbe
workmen were cleaning out tbe mill
raoe above aat Niotb street tbey
found a plalu gold ring In tbe bottom
of tbe raoe. Oo tbe luslds was en
graved tbe following: "a tL tx v
Kile. Feb lSib, '811." Borne leay no
doubt dropped It Into tbe water while
out bostlug.
If inins) Co MatTiNO -The dlreotors
of tbe North Felrvtew Miuing Co
met in tbe offloeof Hon L T Harris,
store tary of tbe oompeny, yestsrdsy to
arrange for the oommenoement of ex
tensive work on tbe oompsny's proper
tlse In the Bohemia d atrlot. A num
ber of tunnels will be run aod oilier
work at oooe be done.
Naw OK Q Officekb-CoI Geo O
Yoran of the Fourth Raiment, O N U,
today received trom Governor Geer the
commissions of oaplslo for Lieutenant
H A Kurtz and of first lieutenant for
Sergeant Geo a Judson, both ofCoF
ofUalem. The company la without a
second lieutenant, one having been
elteted but ba failed to quality.
Whbat Chop. J M Bbelly, of the
Eugene Mill and Elevator Co, today
lu formed the Gdaro Ibal wheat will
be late oomtug In this ysar on account
of a backward spring. He said that It
will be about tbree weeks before thresh
ing begins. Mr Bhelly Is of tbe opin
ion that Ibis years crop will he the
largsst for several ysais.
Fob Balk. Quarter section of good
timber land, 1 miles trom MeKenzle
river, onnveiileutly located for logging.
Eetlmated lo carry about seven mil
lion feet of good yellow fir. Address
or call Oil J W Fouutaln, Waltervllls
Or.
ANOTHER GOOD CHOICE.
Walter B. Dillard Chosen Pilocl
pal of Riddle Schools. '
WalterB Dillard, AM, of Goshen,
sod a graduate of the University of
Oregon with the elass ol 1800, has
ten elected principal ot tbe schools ot
Riddle. Ore. Mr Dlllsrd Dot only
h.lrf. an A B deirree from the Univer.
tity but also the ma.ter'a degree, hev-1
I n attended for the period oi
years. Bince bis career aa a student
Mr DilUrd bss been engageo in w' u-
i..,. h.viniF i.ii uht for a number of
terms in districts 9 and 85 in thtt
county. Laetyear he held theobalr
ol language In tbe High School.
Mr Dillard la an athlete or no imi i
ability. He was a member of tbe U O
track team during the seasons of lbSS,
1899 and 1900.
The board of directors of tbe Riddle
schools should feel themselves partlcu
larly fortunate In seourlng tbe eervloes
of Mr Dillard for the euocediog year.
ANOTHER NEW STORE.
Alles Eaton Will Open a sta
tioner; and art Establishment.
KEEP YOUR
HEAD COOL
Is the maxim for health All our straw hata will be
c losed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer
Mats will be closed out regardless of prica; Men's
l:ough Straw Hats, worth $1.00 will be closed out for
25c. There will be many snaps on this HAT SALE.
Call early.
P. FRANK & SON,
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth Si
Boswell Springs.
Lawn Social Tbe lsdles of tbe
Christian onurob gave a lawn social on
tbe obuiob lawn last evening. Quite
a large crowd attended, and lbs udalr
was a pleasing euooess. Ioe cream and
cake were served.
No Council. Mxetinu. Tbe olty
counoil waa to bave met at 2:30 ooli ok
this afternoon, but no quorum being
present tbs meeting was postponed
until next Thursday evening, July
24,
Bonn. At Albany, July 16, 1902, lo
sir and Mrs WA Anderson, a girl
Aleo" ia a forrurr Eugene boy, but
oowa 8 P locomotive engineer running
out of Portland.
AllenEaUn.a popuiar graduate of
the University of Oregon with the
dais of 1902, has engaged tb north
room of tbe new McClang block,
and Immediately after tbe completion
of ibe building will open a etailouery
and art store in tbe room which will
have a 17-foot front on Willamette
street. Cockerllne & Weatherbee will
occupy the south room with tbelr dry
goods store.
Mr Eaton will no doubt eucoeea in
his new venture, as he Is a stialght-
forward and enxrgetlc young man
VICTOR L HOLT.
Eugene Boy Secures Princlpalship
of Douglas City, Alaska
Schools.
Mr Victor L Holt, a graduate of the
University of tbe clses ot 19uu and also
well-known in Eugene, has been oboe
en superintendent ot tbe pnblio soboole
of Douglas City, Alaska. Mr Holt's
position will pay him $1600 per annum
Immediately alter bis graduation in
1900, Mr Holt went to Alaska, accept
log a position as tescber In tbe schools
of Fort Wrangle. Thtyeara 1901-1902
be taught at Douglas Ulty In a like
place. His success aa a tsaober and
bis popularity among bis fellow towns
men won for blm tbe prinolpaWbip for
the coming year. Mr Holt's parents
Mr and NnJ J Holt, live la Eugene,
residing at 226 E 14 strset.
Court bouse News.
Mortgage $1450 00
Mottgage 300 00
RBAL KSTATB TRANSFERS.
Bernbsrd and Bertha Winter to
LobIb E Bean 160 acres in tp 16 1 r 4 1
$1610.
Wolf and Raohel banders to 0 Jen
sen tbree acres in tp 17 a r 4 w, S400,
Louis E Bean to Cbas Mayhew 160
aores In tp 17 a r 4 a, $1,600.
I, M Travis to Fred Fltk 160 avrea In
tp 19trw, $1.
Bslem statesman: Bruce h Bogart
waa admitted lo practice as an at-
For Bint. Eight roomed house, in
good repair, wltheeweroonueotlon, and
barn, on North Pearl atrvet. Inquire
of Mrs. I. Ii. Campbell.
LliOUB BistiULL.-At Bnokane
Portland 7, Rpoksne 1. At Beat tie
Hsattle 4, Helena 2. Al Isuoma: .Ta
ooma 4, Hull 3
Born At Pleasant Hil', July 16,
1902, to the wife of D Bohr, a daugh
ter.
Saved From Awful Fate.
'Everybody said I had consump
tion." rttis Mrs AM nhlelcle. oi
Chambersbnrg, Ps, "I so low after
six mouths of severe sickness caused
by bay fever and elhnia 'hat fe
thought Ioould gel well, but I learueO
of the marvelous merit of Dr Kluu'.
New Discovery for consumption, used
II aud was completes cuied." For
desperate throat slid lung diraea it l
ths alest oure lu the world and Is In
fallible for cough, cold and bronchial
aflectlnns. Guaranteed boliles 60o auo
rial Duties free at W L, DeLauo't
toreey to Ibis stats for nine months on
osrtliloate from the Hupreme Court of
North Dakota; recommended by
Judge Alired Wallln, of Blsmark
North Dakota, aud by Chas A Hardy
and Ueorge a Dorric, ot Eugene.
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
Thess SnrlriM are recommended by ths leadlpg phyulclam-lor the cure of Rheomatl.m,
C.2?rh."wmMh. Kidiwy and LWer trouble. Located on fcouthem Pautflo Kallruad,
"Shuts Routt" from u FrauclMO to Portland NO miles south of hugeu..) Constaut,
cantor the Msollou of gueiu. forcelaln bath Tub.. Fo.tofhce, fcipreM and Public
. . I Ifrnrr
Iciepoont) un me uiruii.
trout oi ttitj Hotel.
From I10.UO per week up, including Imthi. Tnlnigtopln
ONI GALLON OF THCSE WATERS CONTAINS.
ForMslnm Cblorld
Fouuulum Bromld
PotusiaiQ Iodide
Sodium Chloride
M6. gr
.67 r
.63 gr
211 gr.
Magnesium Chloride - 10 gr
Calcium Chloride luc gr
Calcium Car bona tea lif gr
For further Information eddreaa
CAPT. BEN D. BOW ELL, Boswell Springs, Oregon.
The University of Oregon
Eugene,
Oregon
The unit semestsr, mmIod 1902-8, opens Wednesday, September 17. The foll.wuif
schools and colleges are comprised in the Univeraity: Graduate School, Collage l
Literature, Science and Arte, College of Science and Engineering, Unirenltj
Academy, School of Muiio, Sohool of Medicine, School of Law.
TUITION FREE Excepting In Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental f
910 Ou, Student tfi.ly MX .z.ou per year.; m iiTu-g iiuw .j.w.w to
per year. For catalogue addreus
Registrar of the University,
Kug-ene, Oregon.
MORE JUNCTION NEWS.
Melange of Personal and Gen
eral Items.
fiSlBttff
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 exclude
dust and damp. The
Jas.Boss8,rias6
provides this protection, looks
like an all-gold case, costs much
less, and is guaranteed to wear
a j yean.
MlilKS, InaUitrlts,
mrjanney
Bpeclal lotheiuard.
Junction City, July 17. J L Mitch
ell, a reoent arrival from North Dako
ta, Is assisting G 8 Keck In his barber
tbop.
Miss Mary Curtlt baa gone to Cot
tags Orove, where she will work dur
ing tbe summer.
J H Howard has rented tbe farm re
cently sold by P J and John Becker to
a man la Minnesota, Mr A C Neilneo
acting as agent.
Mist Madge Tiyln.-, ths little daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs J B Taylor, it visit
ing ber grand-parents at Book Crtek,
Oregou.
Mrs M Montgomery left Saturday for
a several weeks viBit with ber parents
at Looking Gloat, Oregon.
Mrs H SO Miller and children ar
rived here Wsdnetday from Halt Lake
City, Utah, to join ber busuand wbo
It looking for a location.
Wni Eenel has been ousy tbi week
gatherings lid blackberries over on tbe
island east of town.
J H Miller left for Portland Monday
as a delegate to tbe gtaud lodge A
OU W.
Mrs C E NtolK U aud Mrs M E Hay-
lor left on Monday for Porllano an del
egates to the grand lodge D of H
H C Hunter has gone lo Mor, Ore
gon, for a few daye.
Miss Lena Handera will rtpreet)t
Diamond lodire, D of H.at the grand
1 idge. Bhe left for Portland Monday,
Hon i n ni'nit Btid fam 1 1 via-
lUd frk'oriB in Benton county over
Su-iiIr'-.
,MIs Heme Maya Went 'o He pin
to sp'io (he k. uituei with Mis A R
Martin,
Mn Maggie Houston attended th
graud liviji , Degree of Horn r, at Pun.
laud.
E J Hor on, tbe Es roptiawuilll man,
was In iohii rjaturday layiug lu a sup
ply of g iods lor bis mill.
Mr A P Rtppeto, salesman for the C
I Atkin Haw Co, arrived on Saturday'
locel and wl.l go out to visit his family
and bis bemeatead on Lakeoreek.
Mls.es Delia aud Zula Tlbbets, o'
Eugene, are vlaiting Miss t pal Will-lamp.
The little daughter of Mr and Un
Van Tibbets, formerly of this plea,
but now of Preeostt, Arizona, died at
that ( lioe last week of scarlet fever.
E C Clements, special inspeotor of
rural free mail delivery routes, arriitd
in Junction Wednesday to inspect in
proposed routes out of this place.
Miss S J Evans, a teacher in tbe pel.
lioe schools of Chicago, III, arrive!1,
here Tuesday to visit ber father, J U
Evans, wbo lives west of town.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The firm of Hulery A Russell Is this
day dissolved by mutual oonsent, John
Hulery retiring and W E Russell con
tinuing tbe business. Mr Kussell will
pay and eo leot all bill ol the firm.
Dir. t this Hcli of July, 10H2.
John Huleby,
SV E Russell.
As Billy's
DEPARTMENT
STORE
X
4.
Skirt it Suit Sale.
Tlio romaindor 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 io days only
at a BIG BARGAIN.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
4
rf
To the Public.
Marvin M Scarbruugb, a graduate ol
tbe University of Oregon with tbs
olass of '02, w.ll do leportorial work for
tbe Ooabu for a weex or two. Aaj
favors shown him wi1 be appreciated
by us.
Got a washing machine and earl
your wife's etrengtb. Chambers' Hard-
ware baa them.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Fruneal Director)
Day & Henderson, UndertaKen
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
Removed
The University Book
6tore has moved to tlie
Titus block on Willam
ette street, where my
customers will find me
with a complete lin
of books, stationery
etc.
H. G. MILLER.
Ye make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The CACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonbonicre Bakery.
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