Daily Eugene guard., July 19, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
PERSONAL
THE SOCIAL REALM.
SATURDAY
JULY 19
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITU
im TilwhtM. It. Main HI.
0 U Parsons wu oTer
L M TraYla returned toaay
Long Baaen.
OoiBook, ttat Auror butcher, Is in
tbe city today.
Dr W h Cheshire wu passenger to
Albany today.
MIm Pearl Hmltb oame down from
Walktra today.
The Cathollo sisters left for Portlaad
today on tba 1:43 pm train.
UnlL Campbell and children left
today for Newport fur an outing.
Mm B F Boott, of Riddle, la Tlsltlng
relatives and frleodi of tbla place.
George Fisher returned yeeterday
from a trip to tbe Blue River minef.
Mlaa Hazel Beao, of Portlaad l
viiltlng Mlee Stella Bean of tbla elty.
Mlaa Mary Prltcbett la very 111 at tbe
home of ber parent at 82 West 7lb
street.
Mr Geo Willoughby went to A I-
from Coburg I y4rriag f Ui bather Jobnsoo
to B.
C. Jakwaj
Tonight
Occurs
Tbls evening at 8 o'clock In tbe COO
S' revs tlonai oh a rob will oocor tbe mar-
of oua of the most highly re-
rjeoted younir ladles of Eugene, Was
Esther Elisabeth Johnson, to Mr Ber
n.il c Jakwav. of Portland, lbeoere-
mouleawlll be oonduoted by Rev Mao
U WtUaoe. The oburcb will be beea
tifullv deoorated for tbe occasion.
Miu Johnson Is Ibe daughter of Mrs
J W Johnson of 382 Lawrence street,
and baa resided In Eugene all ber lire.
rtbe is a graduate of tbe University of
Oregon, having been a member or the
class of 1901. Mr Jakway la also a
graduate of tba University and of tbe
ante class. He is a promising young
baslnese man of Portland, at present
hnlrilnff a ffood position wltb J W
Mack A Co. of that olty.
At tbe ceremonies tbla evening Miss
bany today to Join ber busband who Is I(lbtl j.k way, sister of tbe groom, and
WEATHER.
Fair tonight, cooler Bunday, partly
cloudy and unsettled.
iluu,
aiviTlia.
0 B niiif notary paella.
Feed and groosrles at While's.
O B Farrow Co Bra Inaurano.
Dr Low ooalo-optloUn Eugene.
Overton for wall papar and palnto
Baa hive and supplies.
Cham ban Hardware,
0 B Farrow Implement and maobl-
oery.
A landslide In prloaa of photographlo
work at lb Welder Studio.
1 O Watt, aradoata ootlolan, Eo-
ne.
Bay a rafrlgantor and keep oool.
Kayi Fvbmitdbb Co.
horesn door and windows at Lough
miller A Peter's.
(jet DeerlDg Blndar and Mower
bay run light and laat forever.
Chamber Hardware,
Bee Kays for special price on tanU
nd oamp furniture.
Dollar a doaen for oablnat photo at
the Waldar Studio for short time
only.
Beat wovn wire mall i ess, oentar
MpporUd, for 12.16 at Day Bandar
eon's.
Wbea yea bay a Creeoenl bloycle
70a know you r alway ready to
tart. Yon oan depena on a uran
Ha them at Chamber Hardware.
Bee oar new Una of $10, 1S.60,U
' and 115 bed room sets. Day Henderson.
Three doaeo etamp photo for too at
th Waldar Btudlo, oorner Beveath and
Willamette.
' Superior Btove.
ChamboriA Bro.
Why pay M.M or ft for a poorly
made household treasure table when
yon oan tat tba best table made for
3.3tDay AHsuderou'..
Ongon Brlifi.'
Oorvallla. Ths regents of th Or
on Agrlcaltaral College mat bar yes
terday and dsoided on lb oonstruotlon
of a department of beosebold economy
Mjrlle Creek. W P Johaaon ho
teen given a ill and railroad ooncae-
aloo by loeal people for the araollon of
sawmill with 100,000 feet eapaalty
He will start work at ono.
Baker City. -J J Henry andaseool.
tie hav beao granted a franohli to
operate on atootrie power and lighting
plant In thie elty. H will prooar
power bom Bosk Creek Falls.
Dayton. Over 100,000 damage waa
done to the bop otopln tble vlolnlty
fcy lha reeent windstorm. Frank
Barry of Dayton, has contracted this
yea 1 'a orep to aSaiem flrm for SO ceuta.
Astoria. Tht Aatorla ragatU will
held Augoel 10-81. Dr H L Bender
aoo Is oh airman of tba .committee who
bave star led oat to make It a success.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Pruncal Directors
in encampment,
Prof B J Hawthorne and family leave
In a day or two for Newport for their
summer's outing.
Mr and Mrs J U. Martin went to
Boewell Bprlngs on tbe afternoon train
to spend Bunday.
Dr ljowe. the optlolan, returned to
Earene today from Albany and will
be at borne all next week.
Mr and Mrs Merrltt Davis, of Baleen
are visiting with their parents Mr and
Mrs L Davla west of town.
Mlee Ella MoAllster left this after
noon for Albany and other valley towns
where aba will visit friends.
Mrs John Butterworth, Mis Isabel
Jakway and Bernard Jakway oame np
from Portland tbls afternoon.
Professor I M Ulen oame baok today
from Gladstone Park where be ha
been attending Chautauqua.
Geo B Dorrls returned from Port
land today where be baa been attend
ing tbe grand lodge A O U W.
Albany Heraldt The Misses Metta
and Btella Wilkinson, of Eugene, are
visiting their ooutln, Flossie Koeoht.
Mlee Edith Kerns came up today
on the 2:08 train. Bha baa been vis
iting friends at various vallty point.
Mr and Mrs EC Smith and daugh
ter. Wlnnlfred, left on the train thie
afternoon to apend a few daya at Bo
well Springs.
John Hammltt, S P fireman run
ning out of Roaeburg, ',1a here on a va
oatloo. He will visit at bla horn on
th Mohawk.
Mr J E Jennings and wife, aooom
oaaled by Mia Roberta and Mlsa Jen-
olngs were passenger to Hoswsll
Springs today.
Mrs Bert Vlnoent and Mrs H A
Bohwerina left tblsmornlng Ina buggy
for Albany where their husband are
attending tbe enoampment.
J O Blake, of Seattle, superintendent
ef tba enoond district, Peolflo division
of tbe Postal Telegraph Co, made tbe
local offloa an offlolal visit today.
Dean Sanderson arrived today from
alrlntbrouab Washington. Ha waa
aooompanlrd by Mrs J B Follansby
of Paloute Washington, who will visit
Rev and Mr Sanderson.
J H Weber who, It will be remem
bered, beld a big revival meeting here
In 190, being tbe greatest meeting
ever held In Eugene, le In tba olty. He
la now a mining expert and reside In
California.
Mr W O Zelglsr end oblldren who
have been In Portland attending the
rand lodge of D of H, oame up to Al
bany yeeterday and from there will go
to Monmouth to visit tba family of J
L Zslgler,
Mlsa Leila Btraub will aat a brides
maids. Mr Lorls Johnson, brother of
th. hrlde. will be beet man. Condon
Mot'oraaok and Wlstar Hawthorne will
be ushers. Outside of tbe 01 role or near
relatives tba Invited guest are the fol.
lowing: Professor and Mrs John
Btraub, Professor and Mrs Mark Bailey,
Mr and Mr I I. Campbell, Mra Rosooe
Bryson (Pendleton), Mis Margaret
Klnsay, Mlsa Amy
Leila Btraub.
TOLD IN SIDE HEADS
To CoiTAOE Gbovi. A delegation
of Odd Fellowe went to Cottage Grove
on the 3:09 train to attend a meeting
of tba Cottage Grove Lodge No 68 to db
held there tonight. Tbe occasion wm
oe a reception In honor of Uncle Bam
uel Garoutte of that plaoe who has
been a member of good ai.d feltbiui
standing fur over 60 years. A jswel
medal also will be given him ano me
Dresentallou sneecb will be made by J
J Walton. The members from Eugene
ho went uu today are: J J Walton,
Dlmood. H W Gossett, Dr L W
Brown. J H Lamano. M Bvarverud, l
B Clement, J Root, 8 P dees sua u l
Cbllson.
A Runaway. Reuben Job, of
Llewellyn, wa In town wltb nis
family today, and when he returns
borne be will bave quite an experience
to ttll his neighbors. While watering
bis team In tbe mill raor tbls after
noon, be stepped out on the tongue of
the wairnn to fix a broken tug, when
horses look fright and started to run
Mr Job was thrown headlong Into tbe
water and the boms, after clroling
around a oouple of times In tbe race
started out toward borne on a dead
run. They broge loose rrom me wsguu
after going eeveral blocks and were
eauihtoutln the west prtof town
(jjij ,UJ)na'H"ia
BREVITIES,
Hiawatha Rich Btbikk Cottage
Gorve Nugget: B E Ru-Bell, of tbe
Hiawatha Mining A M. Co., und
Dunn and Miss data of July 14ih, repoits a richer
atrlke being made in the Hiawatha
than anything yet discovered on that
. . u.n t Pa n nmrarLT. wnue ormuic "cw
xesieraaT aiwruuuu ! 1 1 -
.In.n..mh.rrf her friends at drift, oommenoed last month, ne
t... 1 hnn,..t ino w F.l.venth Dorte that last Monday, about 70 feet
street. A unique feature of the oooa- from the month of the tunnel of
n.. Ulnar comrjelit on. tbe areaaing into a large a.re u. "
trophy winner being Mrs Samuel Hel- rion ae anyiumg yei u.w,. .u
nn The latter cart of the afternoon hernia, the ore panning ooarae and fine
waa pent at high Ave. Mr Paine gum wnnous mur..u,
waa assisted In tbe reoeptlon by Miea Workmen Delkqates Home. Tbe
Carrie Paine and Miss Rosalie Friend- deleatel )rom EUg(jn9 lodge, A O U
ly. Those who were present were, W( returrjed lat night from Portland
Mr Laura mra u u I WUere tbey attended tbe grand lodge.
Mr F W Prentloe, Mrs Jaa Hoffman, pro H j Hawthorne, one of tbe dele-
Mr Samuel Kelson, Mrs Mark Bailey, gatei( u(orm9 the GUARD that tbe
Mrs Edward Bailey, Mr W K Boar- meetUK w, R Tery tuccemful one, tbe
borough, Mrs H E Ankeuy, Mrs a a
Rnnth. Mrs B L Uogart, Mrs ueo t
Dorrls. Mrs J R Kranaae, Mr Y u Ji.in'
Mra W H Hodman, Mra J U
Dalu a number of our people will go
down to Albany tomorrow to visit the
enoampment.
The iron nillara for the front of tbe
new McClung building were placed In
position today. .
The excelsior factory Is being paliiua
dark red oolor to oouform wiih the
color of the other faotorles in the Ui.u-
ufacturlngdutrlut.
Ibe lollowiog divinity student left
tor appointmeota this afterooon: w
T Matlock. Haleey: FE Bllllngton,
Hebron ; M F Horn, Holley.
Tbe Albany Derrocrst tblnka that
after all blue beats khaki oolor. It will
be dfflcult to make anything take tbe
plaoe of tbe ''boys In Use."
A crowd of Eugene's young folks
ill tuka an excursion to Albany to
morrow. About twenty bave already
signified their Intention of going.
Rev F M Burg, an Adveulltt,
preached In Frank's ball last night and
til am today. Sunday at 11 am
aid 7:45 p m be will alao preacb.
A few shocks of bay were destroyed
by fire in B P Bladdeu' Beld near the
railroad yeeterday afternoon, ttparxs
from a locomotive caused tbe nre.
Tbe lOregonlan correspondent
Camp Williams lunder date of yeater,
day says: "The Fourth Regiment nana
put In tbe morning prsotloiug, nnd tbe
mulc oanuot be beat."
This mornlDg's Bulem Statesman
beads tbe article about ShrnU
Withers arresting Murderer Bart
Heaton at Well', Nev, this wny:
"Withers a Sleuth," which Is about
correct.
Browotvllle Tlmee: Elder W T
Matlock, of Eugene, was a plearant
oaller at the Times office Monday. Be
bss accepted a oi,ll from the Christian
oburoh of this olty to preach here on
the second and fourth Sundays of each
month.
Yesterday's Ruseburg Review : Mrs
W A Elklns left for ber home in Eu
gene this morning after a short visit
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 price. Mens
Uourfi Straw Hats, worth $1.00 will be closed out for
joe. " There will be many snaps on this HA1 bALb
Call early.
P. FRANK & SON,
34, 36 and 38 E Ninth St.
Boswell Springs,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
The, Sprint, are JS"
Crrh. Su.mb. KlJnI a OTOb on ,
"5?"." KlSS,"? rue.".. HorcJlilli B.ti Tub.. . 1-o.u.lBce. tjfttu a
lor the cure of Rheomatlsni,
1 Kanroaa,
Countautly
aud Public
Traiui ttop in
eTO" wtS "p. l.uSb.U,.:
trout of the Hotel.
ONE GALLON OF THISI WATERS CONTAINS :
ui rr Magnesium Chloride - 10 gr
Foims nm Chlofla " 67 J c.lclum Chloride - 1 Br
Pot... urn Bromide .'k Viilciiana Carbonate. .r
JXmThlo'rlde6 l t. Kor .urther information eddre..
CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELL, Bojwell Sprlngi, Oregon.
aev.
Oburoh. Mrs O W Lowe, Mrs BM
Yoran, Mrs H K MoCornaok, Mrs T B
liOOkey, Mrs J P Robinson, Mrs Em
ma Thompson, Mrs Fred Nolf, Mrai
Hupreme Master Workman being pres
entand presiding over tbe sessions.
Prof Hawthorne says tbe prospeots for
the lodge lu Oregon are at present ex
ceedingly bright.
DlBO. Junotlon Times: At Los
AmralM. California. July 8. 1902. Mrs
H Frleudly ; Misses Carrie Friendly, j E npWD, aged B9 years, 8 months
Margaret Klnsey, Battle Nelson, Dm KQd g dsy, Htle UBj been sick for sev
Ankeny. eral months and although death was
expected, It left Bad bearta to mourn
Maple Ledge, Independent Order of ber departure. Mr and Mra Tipton
Lions, will bold a eoolal session in
Frank's ball Monday r.lgbt. A good
nrnirram has been arranged and loe
oream will be served.
PLACES OF WORSHIP.
Baptist (Jhuroh H A Green, pastor,
Bunday aobool at 10 a m j sermon at 11
a m ; B Y P U meeting at 7 p m aer
moo ill n m. Tbe pobllo oordlally
Invited to the servloee of the day.
17 B Cburob-Ueo E McDonald, pas
tor. Ha inlay school 10 a m ; preaoblug
11 a ui. Theme, "He Gave Himself."
Endeavor 7 pm; preaching. 8 p m.
Tbemo, "Ohrisl'n MIshIou."
Congregations! Oburoh - Mao H
Wallsoe, minister. Publlo worsblf -t
11 a maud 8 pm; Bunday aohoo; at
uoon:U B meeting at 7. A ordlal
wsloowe to all.
Humphrey Memorial at E Ohureh
B F Rowlaud, pastor. 10 a m, oli
meeting) 10:4a a m, sermon; 12:00 m,
They will make trip to Sunday aobool ; 4 p m, senior league;
formerly resided on Lake (Jreek, whose
many friends and neighbors wll regret
to learn of bur death.
0. L. Hcott Injured. Yesterday
evening while trying to "round up" a
oow at bis home lu Hpringfltld, U L
Boott, bookkeeper at tbe Firt National
bank, met with a .erlous Injury. The
horse which Mr Hcott was riding (lip
ped and tell, at the same time catching
tbe leg of the rider under bim. Mr
Houtt is able to be on duty today but
Is compelled to nse crutches.
Fob Balk. Quarter section of good
timber land, 1 rr lleB from MoKenzle
river, oonvenleutly located for logging,
Estimated to oarry about eeven mil
lion feet of good yellow fir. Address
or call on J W Fountain, Walterville
Or.
Newport before returning home.
Obaa Evana and M O Qoodenow
are down from tbs county rook
oruabar new In operation near Thurs
ton. They oommenoed on tbs road
there about two weeks ago and bavs
mads about a half a mils of good road
thus far. The oruiher la now working
on river boulders whloh arsmuoh easier
to onish thau qoarrled
better roads.
8 D m. sermon. Dr Driver lectures on
the bible at 12 o'olook In the east room
Christian Cburob. J B MoCallutn
pastor. Bunday aobool at 9:40; preaoh-
Ina at 11 a m andlpm; Junior en
deavor at 8; V E at 8:46.
will preach at 11 a m
Position of Christiana." In the eveu-
lug Rev Mr Obllds will preach. A
rook and make oordlal Invitation Is extended to attend
these servicer.
John Wij.lib Bakr Rksiqns. John
Willis Baer, secretary of the national
Christian Endeavor Bociety, has re
signed bis position to accept one as as
sistant secretary of the Presbyterian
board of home missions. He will take
np his new duties on Ootobor 1.
Child's Ark Broken. The six
year-year.! Id daughter of Mr and Mrs
Levi Castlman, of Jasper, fell on
manger In the barn Thursday evening
bresklna her ibt arm and dislocating
The pastor the elbow J ilnt. Dr L W Brown was
on "Exalted osllsd aud attended the Injuries.
The University of Oregon
Eugene,
Oregon
Tt.t-iuim.tur aaaaion 1902-8. opene Wednesday, September 17. The following
Jlf'iZVtoti,, University: Graduate School Co leg, of
Littue. ScienM and Art., College of Sci-nce and Enameeriug, Univeraity
Academy? sS of Music, School of Medicine, School of Law. f
TTTTTflN PRER Eiceotine in Schools of Low, Medicine and Miuic. (Incidental fee
W0 00, Student Body SS $2.00 per year.) Cost of living from $100.00 to $200.00
per year. For catalogue address
Registrar of the University,
Kugene, Oregon.
lu Roneburg with ber parents, Kev ana
Mrs W A Wood. Hbe was accompan
ied by ber little sister, Miss Anna,
who will be ber guest for a brief time.
Cottage Grove Nuirgett: Mrs Laura
E Bklnuer, of Boston, Maes, hax fur
obased tbe McKiunet residence eaet of
the railroad track. Mr McKlnney and
wife are visiting friends at Eugene for
few days prior to departing to Ban
ose, Cal, where they will take up their
permanent residence.
Ashland Town Talk: Maj J L May,
of Chief Dispatcher Morris' office has
taken a 30 days' leave of absenoe
and has left Ashland to at
tend tbe national guard enoampment
at Albany. Ma May is one of the
most efficient and well known officers
of the Btate guard. Alter tbe encamp
ment be may take a trip to tbe East
ern states. Rls family will visit the
militia enoampment to witness tbe
mlli'ary exerolses.
Storms la the East.
Dxs Moines, la, July 18. Reports of
heavy wind and rain storms all over
tbe state were received at the Weather
Bureau this morning. Upwards of two
Inches ol rain fell In many localities,
ana near Bddyvllle it amounted to a
oloudburst, nearly five lnobes of rain
being reported. It caused the Des
Moines River ts again rlee rapidly,
uearly three feet rise being already re
ported, and It ts rapidly nearlng the
danger point. Trains on the Burling.
ton are delayer1. At Carroll the daugb
ter of George Simons was killed b;
lightning.
Day & Henderson, Undertaken
and Embalmer. Cor. Will and 7th
Ashland Won. Tbe Ashland
baseball team won from U rants Pass
again yesterday by the soore of 17 to
11, thus winning tbe $500 purse otlered
for the beet two gamei out of three.
A Watoo oounly firm la advertis- Xbeflrst game was won by Ashlaud by
ing In Eugene for harvest hands at the score of 7 to 6
aood wauet. Tbe wages paid for har
k.n.l. In that nart of the Wants A DIVORCR. W A White.
weltering In the sun down triers, not a bU( m U(U iny hghtr ,, ,npy , ,ne ,, whom FOTd Vaughn atsobed
WlLTERlNQlK IB! 8hn. Word has
bean received from tbs encampment
at Albany that tbs boys are simply
oartlols of shade being within bait
mile of the oamp. The boys all wish
they wars borne.
Born July 9, to the
Parke, of Uosbsn, a eon.
wife of J R
hers, aud every year large numbers of here a year or two ago baa sued bis
men so there from tba Willamette wife at rtalem for divorce. Cause for
valley to work. There Is complaint of the legal separation is desertion
a scarcity of hands all over the slate
tbls year.
Tour BepaitlE3 Bin
will be reduced one-hall 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-titting that it excludes
dust and damp. The
provides this protection, looks
like an all-gold case, costs much
less, and is guaranteed to wear
25 years.
All .lies, in all itjlM.
M R JANNEY
JcleNOpllclsn ? h 5t. SJrV
AROMATIC FLAVOR
Our New
Mount
Hood
1
Cigar
Will make friends with you qui-kly It hand
daltciouB flavor and fine, aromatic smoke; it
clears the brain, eases care and makes you at
peace with your memories. It coats just
10 Cts
For sale by all first-class dealers.
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFM.
1 G Andrews, 8 F
Jas P Sheridan, N Y
John Boise, Portland
C L Rainey, Cottage Grove
E W Herobberger, Ft Klamath
Mrs Clara Gortz, Bandon '
J 8 Furgureon, Junotlon
W Stsrk, Junction
F Barnett, Junotlon
N G Hyl tnd, Maroola
Geo W Irvine, Lake Preeton, B D
Jas Duval, Luoky Boy
D J Hhuuh, Portland
M C Athey, Portland
W H Donahue, Cliardron, Neb
A Seldue, 8 F
J G Blak", Seattle
M H Cooper, 8 F
P M EdmunKon, 8 F
J H Weber, Oroville, Cel
J H Hamm'.tl, Roeeburg
Geo E Warte aud wf, 8 F
8 E Lytle, Chicago
E J Bmith, Cbioogo
Mrs M Thompson, Utile Falls
H W Hiokmau, 8 F
Mies Km nil Yodet, Albany
EUGENE.
A A lieland, Portland
Frank Andersou, Lucky Boy
E W Herscliberger, e't KWmath
B D M.irrle, Leaburg
Call for County Warrants.
All r'ltetanding Lane county war
rants up to and moludlng n g'ster No
3165 will be paid at my office July 25,
1002. Interest will cease on that day.
, Geo F Craw,
Coui ty Trea?.
By Frank Reisnek,
Deputy.
CASTOR I A
For liilac-.e ..id Children,
tl Kind You H?,'s Always BougN
Tbe Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olats.8ample
room 30x50 feet, well equipped. Rates
(1.00 and $2.00 per dav.
Fruit Jars.
1 doz qt Mason fruit jars .90
1
1
1.13
"igal
" extract caps and
rubbers Mason jars
1 dor covered jelly jars
1 " finished tumioler
2 dor, jar rubbers
S " extra boavy and wido
Mason jar rubbers
1 doz qt tin fruit cans
with 1 doz wax sealers
Wire self sealing stone jars
nil sizes.
.25
.35
.35
.05
.CO
Men's Suits,
All wool, Orogon canlimere
per unit f TAX).
Clothespins.
7 dog clothespins 10c, 3 doz
for fic. Clotheslines rope
per lb 15c. Wire lines 15c
up.
Glassware.
See our bargain glassware
counter 10c and 15c.
We'll do wondors on that
counter.
Hats $1.00
Odds and ends in men's hats
to close out at f 1 00.
$2.6G,2.25, S2.00.S1 .75 and
1.50
hats in odds and ends at
$1.00. No back numbers
but all pood saleable goods.
Window Shades.
Short time only 27 J cents
each, all colors.
Neckties.
Odds and ends, mens' 25
cent neckware 15 cents.
Ax Billy's
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Skirt 5 Suit Sale.
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, Demino Skirts,
Crash Skirts and Fancy Cotton
Skirts
For 10 days only
At a BIG BARGAIN.
S. H. FRIENDLY.
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Buy a Rain
one that laats.
Wsgon and you bave
Bee 1 hem at
Chambers Hardware.
Bears the
1 of
Removed
The University Book
rftore has moved to the
Titus block on Willam
ette street, where my
customers will find me
with a complete line
of books, stationery,
etc.
H. G. MILLER.
We 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 & CUESIIIliE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
rim, rk. cookien. in frt eTiv thine V
cvwUotW on hD.l. l.nnrhet an.i Wh ?.
It It, In . .
vitr ) movri
elm bkfry.
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette .
Phone Red 554, DUNN BROS
ill