Daily Eugene guard., July 21, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
MONDAY - - JULY 21
For
Cigars
JUUU5 GOLDSMITH.
WEATHER.
Pair tontfht and Tusaday.
kai4.
limits.
0 B Farrow notary pablta.
had and grooartM at White's.
C B Farrow A Co lira insursnos,
Dt Low ooulo-optlolan Eugena.
Orsrtons tor wall paper and paint
Posts and iblnglM.
Cbarabara Hardware.
V B Farrow Implement! and maon
tUTJ,
A landallda In prloaa of photographic
work at the Welder Bludlo.
J 0 Watta, graduate optlotan, Ea-
i
Ezpertenoed blojola repairman now
at Chambere1 Hardware.
Bay a refrigerator and keep oool.
KATS FlRKITDBa Co.
Boreen doore and wlndowe at Lough
miller Peter1!.
Flyeorsen doore and windows flte
any opening. Obambera Hardware.
Get a Deerlng Binder and Mower
hey ran light and last foreTer. a
Chambers Hardware.
Bee Kays for ipsolal prloes on tents
and oamp fnrnltarr.
Llsk tinware, guaranteed for 8 year
Obambera Hardware.
Dollar a dosen for oablnet photos at
tha Welder Btadlo for a abort time
only.
Boy a Bain Wegoa and yon bare
one that lasts. Bee tbem at
Chambers Hardware.
Beet woren wire matlreee, oenter
aopportad, for 12.25 at Day A Hinder
son's.
Maablna oil that's good.
Chambers Hardware.
Bee oar new line of 110, 112.60, 114
and 115 bedroom eets. Day Hen
dereon.
Three dosen stamp photos for 2So at
the welder Btadlo, oornor Seventh and
Willamette.
Superior Stores.
Chambers Bro.
Why pay 18.60 or (4 for a poorly
made household treuure table when
yoaoangat the bait labia mads fur
13.26 at Day Henderaou's.
tiat a waablog maohlue and save
your wife's atrengtb. Cbambsrs' Hard
ware baa them.
Buelneeeat the ooarthonas Is dull
tbsee daya and will remala mors or leas
so eo daring the remainder of the sum'
msr.
Call for County Warrant!.
All oatstandlng Lane eoanty war
ranto ap to and inoladlng rrglsUrNo
110ft will be paid at my offlos July 26,
ivux. interest will oeasa on that day.
Qwo V Chaw,
County Trees.
By FsUKK IUisnii,
Deputy.
Happy Tim In Old Town.
"Wa felt very happy," writes R N
Bevlll, Old Town, Va, "when Buck
leu's Arnloa Halve wholly cured our
dauibtar of a bad oaasi of scald bead."
It delights ell who uaelt for outa.ooru-,
Burne, Brulees, Bolls, ulcers, eruptions
Infallible for plies. Only Wo at W
Ju DeLano'e drug store.
Fruit Jar.
t doz qt Mason fruit jars .90
1 "J gal 1.15
1 " extract cans ami
rubbers Mason jars
1 doz covered jelly iars
1 " finished tumbler
2 doz jar rubbers
3 " extra heavy and wide
Mason jar rubbers
1 doz qt tin fruit cans
with 1 doz wax aoali.ro
.25
.35
.35
.05
,C0
Wire self sealing stone jars
all sizes.
PERSONAL.
Geo Park went to Albany yertsrday.
Miss Ansa Driver weut to Halssy
today.
Mrs E D MsUock Is st Bodvltls on
sn outing.
1 W White cams bed from Port
land today.
P Comtgrs went to Portland on lbs
train today.
H Oarrovtte came down from Coast
Fork Sunday.
Boot Hayea was a passenger ti
Creewell today.
Alias Jesile Bacon returned today
from Gold Hill.
Dr W W Oeleeby came up from
Jonotlon today.
J W Whits went to Portland yester
day on builoess.
W W Soott or Creawell made Eugene
a rlilt Saturday.
Mrs Minnie Washburn returned to
day from Portland.
MrsITNIokllnosmeup tbls after-
noen from Junotlon.
Mrs John Butterwortb returned
home to Portland today.
Miss Grace Edmonson went to Go-
shei. yesterdsy on a visit.
Mrs Frank Hampton returned Bun-
day from a visit at Helen).
Wellington Waddle was among those
who spent Sundsy at Albany.
Miss Cora Gilbert went lo Albany
yesterdsy for a few days' vlalt.
EC Smith and family returned thla
afternoon from Boswell Bprlnga.
Mrs Esther ineKundirr, of Albany,
Is the guest of Mr and Mrs C L Winter.
Miss Camilla Carroll returned today
from a visit with friends at Ashland.
Itobt Cherry cams up from Salem
yesterday to vlalt his father and brother.
Rev J H McCsllum left for Seattle
and other Bound points this afternoon.
ftev E B Moon went to Kelso, Wash,
today where be will visit his parents.
Ths family of Zopher Davis lias
gone blaokbarrylng up the MoKeuzle,
Mrs Wm Darrooh aud son, Johnny,
went to Albsny yesterday to vlalt rela'
tlves.
Judge H R Klnosld wss a paaaenger
lor Portland on yesterday afteruoon'e
train.
Prol MoLeod, who has been a guest
of Dr B F Kowlaud, left for Spokane
today.
J M Martin and family returned to
day from a few daya' vlalt at Boawell
Springe.
Mr and Mrs B C Jakway left last
night for Portland where they will
reside, ,
Wm Martin, John Veatoh and Itobt
Cooley returned to Cottage Uroys y
terdsy.
Fred Herbold returned Saturday
evening from bla outing at Belknap
Springe.
Mrs H H Hunter and Miss Tina
Hunter visited tha enoampment at At
bany yealerJay.
Miss Isabel Jakway left on tbs after
noon train for Hood Blver where she
will vlalt frlende.
Mlaa Ceolle Adsma returned on the
2M tralu today alter a vlalt with
Portland frlenda.
Hon 8 H Friendly returned yeetsr.
day from Pan Krauoleoo where be has
been on buelneee.
J O Watta, the optlolan, la back
from Collate Urove aod will be lu bla
office all tble week.
Jamea H Smith, an old floater of
1863, whose horns Is at Crwwsll, la
Tlalling In the olty.
Attorney E B Bryaon and family ar
rived on the afternoon train from Cor
vallle. Tbey are the guests of Prof aud
Mrs I M Glen.
Professor Hawthorne and family
left tbls morning for tbelr summer
reeldenoe at Heal Bocks for au outing
or several weeks.
John Handssksr, Is taking his vanv
tloa by assisting In a N P Surveying
party whose destination lathe inuuth
of tha Columbia.
Mrs B F Bootl of Biddies left lor
Creawell on the afternoon train. Sbe
haa been vleltlng Mr and Mrs J O
Watte of tbls olty.
Al Holdsn haa taken charge of the
excavation for the dike for the new
sawmill being erected at Springfield
by the Booth-Kelly Co.
Mr E B Yates, of Kentuoky, who
baa been spending a mouth on the
MoKensIs river hunting and flailing,
left for bis boms today.
Men's Suits.
All wool, Oregon caslnnore
per suit $7.00.
Clothespins.
7 doz clothespin 10c, 3 doz
for 5c. Clotheslines ropo
per lb 15c. Wire lines 15c
up.
Glassware.
See our bargain glasswtue
counter 10c and 15c.
We'll do wonders on that
countor.
Ax Billy's
ChssStahl, a earpsoler, was swept!
out to eve slu drowned at astasias, ur.
goo, yesterday, in full vivw of several
hundred spectators.
LhaaGriffla was brought borne to
day from Aioeuy. He is very 111 with
sclatio rheurraium aod bad to be car
ried on a etretcher from the train.
Mra M M ttaldwln and daughter,
Mra Alice Itiubardr, aud ber little
daughter, of PortWnd are vialtlug al
ha borne of Mra aid wine brotber, W
el Boas.
Among thoe who went to Albany
ctou'lay lo visit the encampment were:
ilra Alf Dtllard, Miss Nina le'rauder,
Mim La Vetne lng, H A Vincent and
Deacon Davis.
pour men were killed at Lyl, about
10 miles below Tbe Dalles, ysalsrdsy
morning by an szploaion ef dyosmite.
TUey wers carrying a box of tha stud
aud dropped It.
Mra Ina Mayer, who has been visit
ing relatival and friends In Eugene,
left yesterdsy for Han Francisco to re
sume ber poeiilon with BL Toplln,
holeeale milliner.
Frank Hampton, Hugh Hampton,
John Hampton and and their respect
ive famlllm", accompanied by tbeir
mother Mrs M E Hampton, leave to
morrow morning for Foley Springs.
Sunday's Balem Statesmen: Mra
Allle Eaetbam, of Eugene, departed
for home lait night having stopped ofl
In Salem for a vlalt to tbs boms of
James Eastham, en route borne from
Ban Kranclaoo.
Mrs F W Prentice today received a
telegram Informing ber that ber fath
er, Levi Burcb, la terlouily at his
home In Athene, Indiana. Mrs Pren
tloe will Itiave for that plaoe on to
morrow morning's sarly Iraln.
Hue morning B H Sbacklett of
220 East Fourteenth Blreet, received
the sad newe nf the death of bis sister,
Mrs Elizabeth WIINms, rf Bool land
City, Missouri. Tula leaves Mrhhaek-
leitllie only living member of the
family.
Mrs Emma Lolt, Mrs Buth Adamy
and Miss Helen Ingle, whobave been
guests of Mra M D Baldwin, of 304
Lawrence street, left yeatarday for
their homes at Lawrence, Kan. Mrs
Baldwin accompanied them as far as
Port I aud.
Herbert B Muruh, whole well known
In Eugeue and also a graduate of the
University with tbe class of 189k, re.
turned Haturrtey night from New
Haven, Conn, where be his been at
tending Yale unlvrralty. He la pur
suing gradnate oourtes In that Institu
tion. Hotel Arrival
HOFFM4M.
F A HolUhsugh, S F
N Hlsailluii, Koaeburg
W il Add la, Portland
Eugene Kltine, Cottnge Grove
J Kelmnn, Flnrauoa
II U Vsudusen, Ailon
H LMillr, Gutherle, OT
Al McKersie, Grants Pae
(J X Wendling, H F
Mrs 0 W l.onfurt, Aurora
E E Ellsworth, Coburg, Minn
J P Yates, Wasco
John Kisiiiaii, Portland
H W raylor, Portl.nd
Geo Algeaiuiau, Portland
Wllur Jai'ksun, Portland
A U Funk", Florence
Hairy Yuell, Portland
E LsKtiriH', Wendling
C J Skidmore, Silvertuu
Mrs E C Huldrsy, (Jbloago
Frank K Blair, Porllaud
U J Atkins. Chicago
E Kinmnns, Cottage Grove
Mrs Kanon, Missouri
Ji tin H MnNarry, Salem
0 E Sllverthroue, Philadelphia
KUOKNK.
G A Bock, Aurora
H H Hurst, Aurora
J B Hurst, Aurora
H A Snyder, Aurora
LB Hill and wife
C KSkldiunrs, B P Co
C K rtliiipsoii, Loraue
J W Fleming
Arthur Hurt '
M B MoCuie
J C Vcaleh
W K Marlln
A I' McAllysinr, Ban Jose
W ll Katun, Jitspe.
It E Itiillsm, Hpokaue
P L Peiti, Bpoksiie
The Imperial.
CotUge Grove, Or. First olaiw.Baniple
rooiu SUl.Mi t.t. well lilt. 1.1 u.,.
I $1.J and tin) vt dav.
Hats $1.00
Odds nnd ends in men's hats
to close out at 51 00.
$-'.r)ti,$2.1.-),f2.00,$1.75and
$1.50
hats in odds and ends at
$100. No back numbers
but all good saleable goods.
Window Shades.
Short time only cents
each, all colore.'
Neckties.
Odds and ends, mens' 26
oeut iitH'kware 15 cents
STORE
THE SOCIAL REALM.
'Ibemsnisge of Mies Esthsr Elisa
beth Johnson to Beroard C Jak
way i-aine off very quietly
Hsiurduy evening at the First Con
gregational church. The ceremony
wa performed by Bev Mac H Wa lase.
After tbe exercises a reception and
banquet waa ulven at the residence of
lie brides mother, Mrs J W John
son, Mr and Mra Jtkwsy left Mod-
day morning fur Portland where luey
will retire.
e
Although Saturday evening was
very sultry, that did not prevent a
goodly number of ladies from atiend
li g tbe W K C meetlog In Frank's
bail. Afier tbe regular buiiueae sess
ion, Mrs Cox, of Urtots Pats, msde a
abort talk about tbe corps there. At
tbelr lwt meeting tbey bad a wedding
which united oueof their young ladies
to prominent man of Ursula Pass,
rfhe clueed ber Ulk by urging tbe
young lad ilea of this oorps to do like
wise. Mrs Yerlugiou bad commenced
to read au esaa ou Bret Hart, when
the fire hell rang aud tbe meeting was
called to a clone.
FROM CAMP WILLIAMS.
Large Crowds There Yesterday-
Lieutenant Griffin III.
Special to thaGOAao.
Caup Williams, July 21. A good
number of Eugene people csme dowu
to Aljaoy jesteraay to visit Camp
Williams.
Excursions from Portland, Corvallla
and other points ware run to Albany
and several thousand visitors wsre in
attendauoe.
Tbe boys from Eugene are all getting
along very nicely with tbe exception
otHeoond Lieutenant Cbas W Griffin,
of Co A, wbo ia Buffering from rheu
matism. He had to be taken home to
day.
Privates Oscar Faust sad Ora Wilson,
of Co A, returned borne last night,
being compelled to leave on account of
busiuesa.
An order bas been read in Co A pro
moting Corporals Horsoe Burnett and
Frank MoMurry to tbs rank ol ser
geant.
A man in Co D, Separate Battalion,
of The. Dalles, bad a leg broken last
evening while making a pyramid. He
was the lop man when be lost bis bal
anoe aud fe 1 to the mound.
ORGANIZED EFFORT ENDS.
Harry Tracy .Has Successfully
Eluded all Pursuit.
Tscoma, Wash, July 21. Afur fory
daya utintiuul pumuit by iijeQ and
bloodhound", au organized effort to
cipture Harry Traoy, the eoaped On-
kou oonvlct, haa ended. Tracy may
now be considered as any other fugl
live Irom justice, with a price ou bis
head.
To pursue Traoy through Clarke,
Cowlllsi, Lewi, Thurston, Pierce, Kit
sap, Suohoniuhand King counties bas
cohI thee counties S 10,000. In tbls
state he has slain three officers, des
perately wounded oue, who may not
recover, and assaaslnated bis partner,
Merrill.
Court bouse News.
Mortgage $750 00
Satltfacllou of mortgage 2700 00
KIAi. KSTATK TRANSFERS.
U H to LeuaB Otlix 100 aores In tp
a r J w, patent.
O A I) R H to M D Lingo 47.08 acres
lutp lOarfi w.tJll.SS.
U Ullay Mills, ezroumr of estate of
A It Jliittolpb, deceased, to Harali M
Ustee 90 46 acres In tpl8a r 11 w, I50(.
t A ami 8 E Kallkli, lu C A Harlow
l)t7blk 1 Cheshire's 2nd ad to Eu
gene, and lot 8 blk 1 tjheltou'e ad to
ui:!Mie, 14(10.
misuaa liciksi.
Heriurd 0 Jskwsy aud Either E
Johnson, Lorls M Johnaou witness.
H N Oaroutte aud Mary I Wlneooff,
H P llaroutte witness.
New Today.
WANTED. tiirl to do general house
work. Kiqnira of Mrs R Mc
Murphey. LOST. A nolit book for mo leys
paid oui by Eugene Water Co.
Kluder please leave with R McMur
phev.
Skirt s Suit
Tlie remainder of our Summer Suits and
Skirts nuii-t 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. 11. FRIENDLY.
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4-V.
TOLD IN SIDE HEADS
FOBfFT Basiokbs. Tbe following
additional forest rangers have been ap
pointed for tbe Cascade reserve: J"bn
A W Heidecke, Detroit; B Gates
Cochran, Salem; Elmer G White, fa
lem; A L Morris, Harrlsburg; Ne
ton J Terrell, Sslem ; George W Tay
lor, MUay; William H Herman,
Miuto; Henr. Foster, Sitters; Epbrom
Henntee, Gates.
6m a LI. Blaze. A small fire aas
started at heme of D E Barrett, corner
Eat 14 and Ferry Saturday evening.
Too fire alarm was given but before
tbe boys reached tbe boose tbe tire
was out. Tbe fire was caused by
cbilren plsylngwitbmacbea in acloi-ei.
Mabhed His Foot. James Beavey,
wholireeupon tbe McKenzle a few
milre, bad tbe misfortune to have one
of bis feet pretty badly mashed under
a wheel ol a traction engine Balurday
afternoon. He came to Eugene Satur
day evening and had bie Irjury at
tended to.
Leaoub Baseball. Saturday at
gposane: PonUud 5, Hpokaue S. At
Taooma: Butte 6,Taooma 2. At seat-
lie: Helena 7 Heatile S. Sunday at
Bpokane: Portland 7, Spokane 2. At
Taooma: Tacoma 6, Butte 2. At
Seattle: Helena 3, Seattle 2.
Brick Woodsiid. Mason are at
work on a new brick woodshed f r J H
Klemm In the rear of his brick block
on West Eighth street. Mr Klemm
belleraa in putting up substantial
bollJioga while be is at It.
For Sale. Q-iarter section of good
timber laud, 1J miles from McKenzle
river, conveniently located for logging.
Eatlmated to carry about seven lull
Hon feet of gend ytllow fir. Address
or call 011 J W Fountain, Walterville
Or.
The Wild West Show. Quite a
crowd witnessed Starks wild west show
at Bangs' Park Sunday afitrnoon. It
was a creditable performance and was
appreciated by those wbo wltuesstd it
For Bent. Eight roomed bouse, in
good repair, witb sewer connection, and
bam, on North Pearl street. Inquire
of Mrs. I. L. Campbell.
LEFT FOR NEBRASKA.
Willard Cooper Will Bring a Party
of Homeseekers Here ia tbe
Fall.
Willard CooDer. of the WiiUmntin
Val'ey Land Co, left Eugene Sunday
for LlnoolD, Neb, where he will at
once open a branch office for tbe firm.
Mr Cooper's ot jeet in making thU
trip bast is lo advertise Oregon and
especially Eugene and Lane county.
He will distribute a large amount of
literature desoriptive of the county,
wuicu tne company bas just had
printed, and will make upau excur
sion of a large number of homeaHekri,
this tall, bringing them direct to Eu
gene, leaving Omaha on September
12(0.
Complaint reaches this offloe that a
numnerof sidewalks in several places
are badly out of repair. Ae a rule the
walks are In eood lmn hnt .n
'""' ery oao piece le found.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
Embalmers and Fruneal Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
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.Boss s,r
provides this protection, looks
like an all-gold case, costs much
less, and is guaranteed to wear
IS years.
AU lira, Is aU tjlee,
M R JA1M1SIFY
a - - . m
lijtjs
Sale.
4
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KEEP
HEAD
Is the maxim for health All our straw hats will be
closed out at COST. Children's and misses' Summer
Hats wijl be closed out regardless of prica. Men's
Ttousih 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 St.
Boswell Springs,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON.
These Bprinftt are recommended by the ieiwling phynlcIaDi-for the cure of Rheamatlim
Catarrh. Stomach. Kidney and Liter trouble. Located on Southern J'aiMiio Railroad'
"ehaita KuuUj." from sttn Krancinoo to Horiland (40 milei soutu of Eugeue.) Coustaothr
open for the rrteptli'U of guckti. f'oro-lain Bath Tuba, Poswllice, Lx preen and PuMio
telephone on the premiaea. From I10.UU pot week up, Including baths. IralnaetoDin
front of the Holef. . F "
ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS!
Fo"aisfam Chloride
FotaHBium Bromide
PouuMam Iodide
Sjdium Chloride
The University of Oregon
Eugene,
The 6rat aetneater, aeaaion 1902-3, opens Wednesday, September 17. The following
achoolaand collenea are compriaed in the University: Graduate hchool, College of
Literature, Science and Arta, College of Science and Engineering, Univeraitv
Academy, School of Muaic, School of Medicine, School of Law,
TUITION FREE Excepting in SchocJa of Law, Medicine and Muaic. (Incident! f
10 00, Student Biy tax $2.&0 per year.) Coat of livirg from 100.00 to ijQ m
per year. For catalogue addreaa "
Registrar of the University,
Eugene, Oregon.
PHOTOGRAPHS WANTED.
For Publications io Advertise the
Levis and Clark Exposition.
The Lev.U and Clark Exposition
Company Ril have oe.d f ir a large
number of photographs to Illustrate
publications on the Pacific Northwest
wblob will be Issued to advertise tbe
1905 fair. Donations of views of land
scape, cltlea, mountains, farms, grow
ing crops, forest", mines, fisheries,
river eoenery, Bea-lda resurie, etc, suit
able for tbe half-tune process will be
appreciated by tbe company.
Photographers, professional and ama
teur, wbo desire to make donations
should address their plcturxs tn Henry
E Reed, secretary of tbe 1905 Fair, 240
WaabiuKton street, Portland, Oregon.
Tbe auljeot of tbe view should be In
dorsed oa tbe back of tbe ( holograph,
also tbe name of tbe photographer, eo
that no mistakes will be made. Credit
will be given to tbe photogrsper in all
cases where use Is made of bla pictures.
PbotogrupbB are desired from every
seotlon of Oregon. None exoept those
that will make good reproductions are
wanted.
Floreoce Items.
Weat Jul j IS.
The new engiue for ibe Marguerite
arrived Friday, and the boat will be
ready to run lu a few daya more.
Miss Mabel Morris who has been at.
tending schuol in Eugene for several
moulbf, returned home last Balurday.
Reports Indicate that considerable
damage ws doue to i be fruit crop In
this viulully by the high winds last
Monday.
Miss Mary McCoruack of Eugene,
and bir nephews, Aitbur Geary of
Poriuud, and Alfred Collier ol Eu
gene, are vistitiug witb W R McCor
naca aud Nmiiy.
Last week the schooner Lilly made a
trip Iroiu the Umpqua to Ban Fran
oisco in 67 hours. Tbe Bella aud the
dacrameuto weut from the BlUtliw to
Sau Franclico In three days.
The steamer K ibarts, ou her return
from Yaquina list t-uuday brought a
handsome new lauuoh for the pastor ol
ihe Presbyterian cburcb lu Florence
The launch was made by the Roches
ter Gas Engine Co, of Rochester, N Y,
ai d Is Indeed a little gem. Ube le
chrlBlened the "Oxford" after tbe
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The C ACHOU
when it comes by you
HAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonboniere Bakery.
ksirnll, h TV" T "T, k'l" l cl bakery,
lr.ii.a.fruar.. l 1 ',!. I o0tti.,t,.. ic. cream.
r i ! d-nrs. iw, fZTC" "' irto'
i -1 . i
Holder. Building No
YOUR
COOL
W6. gr Magneaium Chloride - 10 er
.67 gr Calcium Chloride l43ittr
.53 gr Calcium Carbonatea lb nr
211 gr. For further Information addreu
CAPT. BEN D. BbSWELL, Boswell Springs, Oregoi
Oregon
flburobinNew York which gave the
boat to the church here. 8be la a fleet
little orafi, capable of carrying about a
dozen persons and will be a great con.
veolenoeto Pastor MoKinley in mas.
ing his rounds.
KILLED A COUGAR.
Big Mountain Lion Bagged Star
Mapleton.
Florence West: Borne of the Maple,
ton folkB had an exoiting chase after a
oougar Wednesday evening. Theat i
ami was seen near there about 8:!0
p m by L Hollenbeck who ehol at It
but missel. He then went to the hotel
and roporti d and a partv started out
with i gun and several dogs ia pur
suit u the beast. It had gone Into tl.a
thicket, and tbe dogB were unwilling to
no far away from tbe men. Warren
Andrews and Ouo Phelps followed tbs
dogs for an hour or more and at length
they succeeded In treeing the varmmt.
Though it was quite dark Andrews
brought tbe animal down by a enot
from hie rill,.
The cougsr measured S feet 6 lncbea
from tip to tip. Mr Hollenbeck state
tbitt It had been lurking around there
for several daya.
Rev J H Weber, of California,
preached an excellent sermon at the M
E church last night. He announced
tha he would try aud be back to preach
both murnlug aud evening next Bod.
das ,
Removed
The University Book
Store lias 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.
640 Willamette -
1 1 1
Phone Red 554,
DUNN BROS