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Newspaper Page TextBREVITIES. PERSONAL. A HUMAN CURIOSITY. KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL Daily Eugene Guard, TOLD IN SIDE HEADS FRIDAY JULY 18 For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. SHARD Mutant - Main 181. WEATHER. fslr Unlght tlDMd WD. and Saturday. Oon- illTITII. 0 B mrtf notary pabllo. Peed and groeerlee at While's, O 8 Farrow A Co fir Insurance, Dr Low oeulo-optlolan Kogene. Overtone for wall paptr and paint Horee ahoee that anybody can Ball on at Chamber Hardware, 0 a Farrow Implement and maohU nery. A landellde In prion of photog rapbl work at lb Wlder Btudto. 40 eeoond-baad boggle, cart and wagon. Many good and com good. Prloe vary low, (.'bam be re Hardware. ) O WetU.ltreduet optlolan, Ku- . Bay a refrigerator and keep oool. Kayi Fvbhrdbi Co. Horesn door and window al Lough miller A Peter1!. Oet a Deenng Binder and Mower hey ran llgbt and laet forever. Chamber Hardware, Bee Kay for special prloe on tent and oamp fornltarr. Baolne boggle (tand tb tei for bard aarvlot. Chamber Hardware ha them. Dollar a doien for oablnet photo at tb Wilder Btodlo for a ehort time only. Beel woven wlr mattieee, center eap ported, for $1.26 at Day A Render on'. New (look of furniture Juit pat In, at prloe thai you can afford to lis np lo. Call and examine. Cbambera Hardware, Three doatn (lamp photo for (So at tb Welder Btodlo, oorner Seventh and Willamette. Superior B loves. Chamber A Bro, WhypaylS.M or ft for a poorly aaad booeehold treeaur table when yoa can get tb beet table made for 13.28 at Day A Hsndsmon'e. Extra for every old mower or binder, Get them early at Cbambtr Hard' war. Buy a Bain Wagon and you bay on that last. Be them at Chamber Hardware THE SOCIAL REALM. Yesterday afternoon Mr BPBladden gar a reception t hr ylaltiag daagb tar and grand-daughter, Mr Bemael Nalaon and Mia Harrlat Nloa,al her plaaeent home north weet of town. The afternoon wa apent at high Ova. Prlaee were won by Mrs 0 F Robweder, Mlae Ireoe Applegate and Mr Nelson Thoe present weret Mr Nellie Btagge, ( Waablngton, D C), Mr J R Kraueee, (Portland), Mr Q D Una, Mr 0 B Wlllooghby, Mre T A Gilbert, Mr F Roh wider, Mia Iran Applegate, Mlee Margaret Klneet, Mlea Elba William., Mlee Nina Wllklne, .Ml Carrl Palneaod Mle Rnaall Friendly Bonn. In Eugene tble aftaruoon to Mr and Mr Fred Ream, a eon. Fruit Jar. 1 doz qt Mason fruit jars .00 J. "IgnU 1.10 I " extract caps and rubbers Mason jars 1 doz covored jally jars 1 " finished tumbler 2 doz jar rubbers S "extra heavy and wide Mason jar rubbers 1 doz qt tin fruit cans with 1 doz wax sealers .25 .35 .35 .05 .25 .GO Wire eolf sealing stone jars all sizes. III JJEFAKTMENT A Lia or A8KNt.-Altoy Dsmoerati I Miller, of this oy, received a oablegram a few dayeago from bU brother, H B Millar, on of IbtU 8 oonaula in Cblaa, mat ne woo Id lUrt for bU bun In Eugene at ones. About tb same time re 01 ved latter written several weeks killer tbat be expected to remain during tbe next wluter, eo that the decision to oome home u eumetbing new and tbe reasone ere unknown to Mr Miller. There bed been soms dif ficulty with tbe Russian offlolala but It U not known whether tble bed any tiling to do with It. It le probable tnet Mr Miller li oomlog borne wltb hiefamlly and will return to bis poet In China. ?nm. Boadmn Gobs FiHia. MoMlnnvill Reporter: Preeldent Boardaoao, ef tbe oollege, decided to take a ehort fishing trip oyer on Teetev ment creek tbe Oret of tbe week, eo be necked all of bl fliblng tackle and cooking ntenelle on ble boreeand after everything waeln readlneei be care- fully mounted tbe eteed. aut now tbe wey w beard tbe story tbe animal wae not need to tbat way of Qoiag business and the preeldent found blm- if etntehed ont on tbe ir.roe.nd. Be sot op, shook the duet off hla olothea and decided be would .retber rid bis wheel. Hadn't Bkbn Bbothbbin60 Yiabs David Eby, of Ooeben, wee In tbe olty yesterday and made tbe Ooahd office a oall. Mr Eby baa been Tlaltlng at Oregon City for a month or eo, but oame borne In anawer to a letter elat ing tbat a friend wee there and for blm to oome home at onoe. He wae at a low to know who the friend wai, but packed up bla thing and returned to Goshen. He wa turprlaed to nod tbe "friend" to be bla brother, L K Eby, from Nebraska, whom Le bad not eeeo for oyer BO ear. That tbe meetlog wa a oyou one got without lay Ing. Wbholims Fobbbtxbs. WB Moon and F W Bloomneld returned tble morning from Wendllng where they lnetelled offloer for Court Wendllng No 86, Foreatera of Amerloe, laet night. The following offloer were Inatalled : Bam O'Brien, past oblef ranger; EE Wlleon.ohlel ranger; Roy Blaokwell, flnanolal secretary; Carl Boeeerman, recording; eeoretary ; Lester Boeeerman, irsasurer; La Duke, Leoturer, Tbe remaining offloer will be In tallad later. Don Not Fit. Tb Journalist I In ntly thrown In contact with all tb eldea of life until It 1 notaurpna- Idc tbat ultimately be beaomee an ab- eolute etolo, Engen Register. Per bape thl deeerlbe tb average Eugene editor; but there la one editor there It doe not fit. It I Ira Campbell, of the Gdabd. Ira le very much like other peopl, only muob batter natured tban th ayarag. Balem Btatesman. Hop CoMTBAora. Al Holden, agent for tb A J Luo Hop Co, of Oneida, N V, today filed wltb County Clerk Lee two bop ood tracts. On wa for 14,000 pounds from Ed L Ayree and the other for 8,000 pounds from V O Hay, and tb prloe le 12 oeute per pound. Tbe ooo tracts were made during the latter part of June before hope climbed up to tb preeeat prloe, 20 oeots. Pbopbbtt Halb. County Commlsa lonsr H D Edward yesterday par obseod tb property belonging to F A Toiler iltuated on the oorner of Four teenta and Hllyard atreeU. Consider atlon 11,700. Mr Edwards will mov into tb houe immediately. Fob Balb. Quarter eectlon of good timber land, li mile from MKnal river, conveniently located for logging, Estimated to oany about seven mil lion feet of goad yellow flr. Add or oall on J W Fountalu, Waltervlll Or. Bbmsiblb BoaokciTioN. Albany Dimoorat: Tb young ladle of Al bany during th enoampuieut should bow that they are not tueie batter flies but have character as wall as good look. Fob Rent. Eight roomed house, In good repair, with eewer oonneollan, and barn, on North Pearl street. Inquire ot Mrs. I. L. Campbell. Lbaqub Basibam At Bpokanc (tpokan , Portland 3. At Beattle: Helena 8, Beattle 0. At Taooma: Bultte t, Taooma 1. Men's Sultj. - All wool, Oregon cashmere per suit $7.00. Clothespins. 7 doz clothespins 10c, 3 doz for 5c. Clotheslines rope per lb 15c. Wire lines 15c up. Glassware. Seoour bargain glassware counter 10c and 15c. We'll do wonders ou that cou n tor. 1 As Billy's Mill earpeoter and laborer wanted. Booth-Kelly Lumber Co. The Pmltbfleld eobool are having a plonlo today. Tbe Crow and Elmlra band were engaged lo furnlah most. Geo Fleeman baJut Oulibad np a fine new residence for Henry Kompp about (our mile weet of tow a. Portland Telegram : Rev W rt Gil- bert, pesur of tbe Calvary preabyterl' an cburcb, baa left for bie vacation In the Eaet, Roeeburg Review : Freight Agent R B Honsloo, of tbe B P Co, baa re turned from a brief vlelt wltb hi mother in Junction. Tb galvanlted Iron oornioe work for tb new MoClucg block arrived yeeterday. The brick work baa been Onlabed to the top of tbe first itory and tbe eeoood etory JolaU ar being placed in position. L G Bradley, of tb Oregonlao, I In Albany to take obarge of encampment mattere for tbat paper daring the Ing week. Mr Bradley I tbe eon of Mre Laura Bradley, of Eugene, and le a graduate of tb U O. Lakevlew Rustler: There was quit a heavy frost at Lakevlew on tbe night of July 4. Fruit and vegetable In town escaped Injury, but tbe garden In the opper end of tb valley were considerably damaged. I carry In (took a complete line of plumbing fixture. We Install them In a sanitary wey. Our prloe are no higher than otbere, probably not so high. Tin and ebeet iron work prompt ly attended to. Will M Morrow, phone Red 473. Oregon Briefs. Balem Marlon county farmer ar facing th queetlon of aarlou laok of harveet hand. Building activity In Balem la partly th oauae of the abort-, age- Oregon City Tbe John 8 Green estate wa aold by order of the oonoty court yeeterday. It vain was about 11000, but a It oontrolled the water nower of lbs Upper Claokamae tbe prloe waa run op to $11 000 at wbtoh figure it waa purohased by the Oregon Water Power and Railway Co. Baker City. Tbe Eastern Oregon Medical Association met at Hot Lake yesterday with 45 members In attend ance. The next erselon will be held In J an u ray, at La Grande. Astoria Cbaile Olson, a demented eallor, who had been looked up In th elty Jail, yesterday suicided by banging In bie cell. Pendleton. W 8 Byers, proprietor nf tbe Pendleton Rolling Mill., has re turned from Fort Worlb, Texae, with the body of bla ton, Ben, who died there last May. La Grande. Thomas Hughey ha old a five-acre apple orchard adjoining thl town for I32BO. This la tbe high, water mark in reality here. alem. Warrauta for $700 have been iaaued lb payment of the ex penses of ohaalng Traoy and Morrill while in Marlon oonnty. Hkcokkd a Babsaim Bam Man rud, of Brookings, B D, who recently purohased the Daniel Gaby farm eoutb ot Bpeooer'e Butte, mention of which waa made In the GUARD at the time of tb purchase, leoured a eplendld bargain, auoh as many Easterners uatoblug up rapidly. Tbe ferrr ton, slate of 1710 aures, 400 of wb h It - cultivation. Tbe dsal Indtda, 184 head of thoroughbred cattle aud other etook. Tbe prloe paid wae only $13,, 500. Mr Manerud ha alto Just pur ohased two lots eontb of the University bsyond East 16th street and will recl a fin reeldenoe thereon. Call for County Warrant. All outstanding Lane county war rant op to and including register No 8105 will be paid at my office July 26, 11)02. Interest will ocas on tbat day, Gbo F Craw, County Trees, By Frank Riisnmk, Deputy. New Today. FOR BAI.K A ladles' Rambler blry ol that ho been ridden five or elx tlmee. Cheap. K.nqulr at Geo Hall A Bon' store. FOUND. A pbyslolan' fever ther mometrr and oae. Owner may have same by oaltlug at Guard office and paying for tble notice. Hats $1.00 Odds aud ends i union's hats to closo out at $1 00. $3.50,12.25, f2.00($1.75 and nats in txias ana ends at $1.00. No back numbers but all good saleable goods. Window Shades. Short tini? only 27$ cents each, all colors. Neckties. uuds and ends, mens' 25 cent weckware 15 cents STORE Dr A Bbarile wu in tbe elty today. Miss Lute Dunbar Is visiting In tbe olty. Dr W L Cheshire returned from point south todsy. President P L Campbell wu a paa eenger to Albany today. A W Wallao returned lo Cottage Grove on tbe S.0S train. J H McClun returned today from a business trip to Grant Pas. Oliver Bartmu. of Hood River, 1 visiting old friend In tb olty. City Keoorder Dorrls left for tbe Elue River minee thl morning. Miss Etna Williams went Portland today to visit friends and relatives, Mia Mettle Wilkinson went to Al bany this afternoon to vlelt relatives. Mies Jennie Beattle returned home thle afternoon after an extended visit lib friends. Mr and Mre L B Rowland left on tbe 1:42 p m tr im on a trip tbrou tbe Bound country. Mr J W Harri arrived tbi after noon from Cottage Grove where abe has been ylaltlng relatives. Mies Edna Harris left on the after noon train tor Haleey where will be the gueat of Mr Lois Smith. R H Miller and family have moved from 769 Ferry street to tbe oorner of Weet Twelfth and t'harnelton streets. FY Mulkey, of Monmouth, who baa been rusticating at Foley Springe, came down on laet night's stage on bis way bom. Mr Frank Alley, who has been visiting Mr and Mie N B Alley, re turned borne to Roeeburg on the after soon train. Mr W A Elklne relumed this after noon from Roseburg where abe has been visiting her parents, Rev and Mr W A Wood. Mr Haona Hume, Mr and Mrs Nell of St Clair, Minn, arrived yesterday afterdoon to vlelt Wm Williamson East Fourteenth street. County Clerk E U Eee and brother (liude left laat night for an extended trip to Ban Francleoo, Lee Angeles and other California points. Mrs Jaa Dunlep and eon William, of Portland returned borne thia afternoon. They were tbe gueate of Mr and Mrs L L Bogart of tbie city. A oablegram bas been received in Eugene bringing the Information that Hon HB Miller and family will ar rive home from Cblna about August 16. Tbey will oocupy their residence at Eaat Ninth and Patterson streets in whloh C H Park and family are now residing. Hotel Arrivals H0FFM4N. Mary Blaokerby, Bandou. Ioa Blaokerby, ttandon W D Merlokel, U let) wood, Minn H B Lelghton, Minneapolis O AOIiur, Prlnevtlle Ed Hyde, Priuevllle B White, Grand Forks, N I) Mre Daley Warner, Fall Creek W H Burke, Chicago H E Lounabury, Portland O O Jenulngs, Roeeburg H F Jennlnga, Rieeburg V E Karne, Portland A M Dow, H F H Brutnberger, N P BUG EN B. 0 MacKsnzie, t hlcairo. JohnJonea, Portland N Bolomoo, and wf, Portland F Y Mulkey, Monmoulb E B Yalta, Georgetown, Ky li Bradea Gibson, Cottage Grove Frank W Hudson. Hat by BJenklor, Wendllng W H Carrol, Wendliag Jobu Bteeara, Florenoe H U Beckett, Roeeburg James Duval, Lucky Boy L Frost, Beattle J K Sullivan, 8euW The Imperial. Uottage Grove, Or. First olaee.datuple room 80x54 feet, well equipped. Ratee 11.00 and $2.00 par dav. Ym Kasw Wkst Yon Are Taking When you take Grove'e Taateleee Chill Tonlo because the formula le plainly printed nn every bottle show ing that it la simply Iron aud Quinine In a taateleee form, Ho cure, uo pay. 600. Skirt g Suit The remainder of our Summer Suits and Skirts must be sold. Crash Suits, White Pique Suits and Reversible Covert Cloth Suits. . . , ALSO . . . White duck Skirts, Demlno Skirts, Crash Skirts and Fancy Cotton Skirts. 1 For to days only at a BIS T"1 TlADr? AT1VT S. H. FRIENDLY. Man With Three Legs and To Hearts. On of tbe greatest euriositle in de formed bamanlty ever teen In ifugeoe li here at preeent, having been brie several day. 1 be unfortunate Individ, sal le George Llpperl. He bas three legs, Ibree feet and dfieen to. These are visible. He be been told by eui' geooe of Bellevue hospital, New Vor6, that be hs two hearts, and by placing one's ear to blaoheet the statement ap pear! to be true. LilDDert baa plotorea of nitnatu wherein be bad olotbed eaob leg iepa rately and used the three exlremitiee n walking. A number of year ago be waa being exhibited with a side show, tbe ciicua train was wrecked and one of bis lege waa badly crushed. It I now bent back and useless for walking, sltbougb be can move it en tirely Independent nf tbe ntber one. SEED OF A RAILROAD. People on tbe Siuslav Nov ray Exorbitant Freight Races. Portland Telegram: l.aun ooaoty peopl s living on the coast are kicking at what tbey term exceselve freight rates. Referring to a mower, weiuh log 740 pounds, on wbiob there were 111 ohargee from Portland to Beceta, consigned to R Griffith, tbe writer, H A Hallsbury, who bas Interested blm' eelf. says In a letter to tbe board of trade: "Buoh exorbitant charges amount to downright robbery, and we w 1 IX rejoice when the business men will open way for traffic between Portland and coast point"." Hecretary Moore, of the board of trade, aaya the quiokeet way for tbe people In tbat eectlon la lo etart BKitS' Hon for a railroad. Tbe people there are the most Interested, and if they would get tbe tiling started by gather ing data and comparative coetx, with the promise nf a bonus as a guarantee of good faith, he baa no doubt there are Portland people who would take the matter up, or at least Interest them selves to tbe extent ot securing Eastern capital to bull 1 tbe road. Tbe eeoretary aaya'aucha railroad could tap other ooast points and is something of whlcb that country Is very muob in need. There is a probability tbat the.Grest Central railroad to be built from Salt Lake to Coos Bay via ugena will touoh at Florenoe and other Siuslaw points. Court bouse News. Mortgage 5(0 00 Chattel Mortgage 2uu (JU RIAL K6TATE TRANSFER, Fred Flak to M A O'Nell SO acres In tpl9r6w, (1. Benton H aud JMary H Lee to O P Wlthey 80 aorea la tp 20 a r 4 w, $600. H H and Jessie I Flak to C H Hnldeu lots 9 and 10 also lot 3 blk S Flsk'a second ad to Glenada, (10. L Jensen et al to James Johnion 146.32 acres In tp 17 a r 10 w, $1000. Cbas Basra to Dana Basra 80 acrea In tp 17 a r 4 w, $1. Geo Watt to Helen Watt 160 aorea In tp 16 a rSe, $1000. G R Mills, executor of eetate of A R nuiioipn, deceased, to Albert F Mo- Leod lots 10 and 11 blk 7, Floret ce, $3C0. U 8 to Rupert Neutuier 160 acres In tp 18, a r 6 w, pateut. M A O'Nell to Fred Flak 80 acres in tpl9arw, $1. will be reduced one-half if the works ol 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 aud damp. The Jas.i05SsrCasB provide! this protection, looks like an all-gold case, costs much less, and is guaranteed to wear J5 years. AUtUw, In all itrles, M R JANNFY t - - - Sale. T 4 St 4 A Is the maxim for health All our straw hats will be dosed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer Hats will be closed out regardless of prica. Men's Hough Straw Hats, worth $1.00 will be closed out for 2oc. 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. These Hj.rinet are recommended bj the leading ph jilcfans lor the cure of Rhenmatlini C-uirrh, niomach. Kidney nd Llyer trouble. Located nn Southern Pacific Railroad -rjnaita Kouie." from san FranciMO to Portland 40 milei south of Eugene. Constantly open fur the reception of gueati. Horcelain bath Tubs. PoBtoffioe, ti press and Public telephone the premise. From 10.U) per week up, Including baths. Trains stop in front of the Hotel. ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS! rotasafam Chloride PotAniium Bromide PolruwlBin Iodide tijdlum Chloride MS. .67 M 211 CAPT. The University of Oregon Eugene, The first semester, session 1902-3, opens Wednesday, September 17. The following schools and colleges are comprised in the University : Graduate buhool. College of Literature, Science and Arts, College of Science and Engineering, University Academy, School of Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental fee 910 00, Student Body tax 2.50 per year.) Cost of living from 1100.00 to 9200.00 per year. For catalogue address Registrar of the University, Eugene, Oregon. INFANT FOUND MURDERED. Young Girl Alleged to Hare Killed Her Child. Pbinkvili.r, Or, July 18. The body of an Infant waa uuearibed by doge here Wednesday In tbe nar of a bar- neea store. Tbe matter waa reported to tbe coroner who is making an in vettlgaton. Mls Eliza Barnard, a young woman, is said to bave confess ed to tbe crime but refuses to divulge tbe name of tbe father of tbe child. Tbe remaluB of tbe the child bad been interred 10 days ago, and were covered by about 2i inches of eartb. The Ib fant had been strangled and also struck a blow over the bead with a blunt fu strument. ) Sheriff's Sals on Execution Notice is hereby given that by virtna ol an execution duly issned out of the Cironil Court of tbe Btateoi Oregon fur tbe county of Lane on tie 3rd day of July, 1902, in oonuideration of a transoript from ngene Justice District Court of the State of Ore gon for the Couuty of Lane wherein on the 25th day of September, ltj95, E. O. Potter, plaintit), recovered judgment againat A. Q. Post, defendant, for tbe sum of Twenty.one and 85100 Dollars, damages and costs; wbiob judgment was enrolled and docketed' in the tfhoe of the Clerk of said Court op the 25th day of September, 1001, said ex eontion to me directed commanding me mm uut ui uie personal property ot said' defendant, 4. O. Post, or, if sufficient oould not be found, then out ot ihe real property Deiongmg to Baid defendant in said Lane Countv, on or after the said 3rd day of Joly. 1902, 1 satisfy the euro ot Eleven anil 35-100 Dollars now dn on nuirf judgment, with interest at the rate of 8 per oent from the 2oth day of September, 1893, and the further sum of Ten and 50-100 Dollars costs and the oosts of and npon' this writ, and being unable to find uny said judgment and costs and accruing cost I did on the 3rd day of July, 1902, lev; upon tbe following described teal property belonging to suid defendant. A a. I'o.n. nn the 3rd day of July, 1902, or subscquentli , u-wii; , All that part of south Y, of southwest V, seotiou 13 and north yt of northwest y. eolion 21 towuBhip 19 tj It 8 west, lying and being in Lane Countv, Oregon. Now Therefore, in (be name of the State of Oregon, and in compliance with said execution I will offer for sale to the I igotst bid Jet, for osh, subject to redemption, Ihe utiie uewnutu rest propel ly at the south west door of the County Court House in Eugene, Lane Countv. Oreson. nn inn.B tbe 1st day of September, 1902, between the uuurs oi o ciocs a. m. and 4 o clock p m. to-wit: At 1 o'clock p. m. on said dar Dated this 16th day of July, 19U2. W. W. WITHEE8, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Ve make seven different kinds of bread Uikes, pies and cookies of all kinds. Everything first class. Stop tbe bread wagon marked The CACHOU when it comes by you HAMMOND & CHESIIIRE. Bonbonicre Bakery. "ty r . f chaw. lWt f , th,"ll Holden Building No Thone Kd 554. gr Magnesium Chloride - 10 gr gr Calcium Chloride - 1436 gr gr Calcium Carbonates - 19 gr gr. For further information eddresa BEN D. BOSWELL, Boswell Spring, Oregon. Oregon SACKS ARE AWAY UP. Eight Cents a Piece is the Price Aow Asked.' Pendleton East Oregonian. Eight oenta a piece for eaoke! Thia Is the price the farmers sm compelled to pay for saoka in wbiob t i put their 1002 wheat and barley crot, nd la tbe highest figure avked for them for eeveral years. The nri atarted at 7 oenta a tew weeks ago and Immediately after tbe dealers found tbat there would be immense crops all over the country the price waa ad vanced to 8 cents. In tioeaklnir of the ralno V. VI M,.. Couini, representing the North weeleru Warehouse Co, said that there ws apparently no reaBOii for the ralte more tban that tbe Backs were In a combine and the dealers found they could get Scents aa easy ae 7. The farmers have to have sacks anil if tbey were 10 cents it would emu a number o nii'ued very little. P x oenta Is a good price lor grain baga. Id fact they have aold for leea and tbe deal ire were making a good profit ironi mem. Binding twine baa also ad vanoed lo 15 oenta a pound which la the blghal it lia ever been in this oouuiry. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th Removed The University Book dtore has moved to the , Titus block on Willam ette street, where my customers will findnie with a complete line of books, stationery, etc. H. G. MILLER. lD ,,0,' 'rt ' 640 Willamette k . . DUNN BROS