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Newspaper Page TextKEEP YOUR TOLD IN SIDE HEADS THE SOCIAL REALM. Daily Eugene Guard; BREYITIES. g. a ' iri Jg For Cigars JULIUS GOLDSMITH. gjARD Ttlaphna. Il Mm IB. WEATHER. , Tonight ud Friday partly eloody with showers toolbt. Cooler tonight. virus. C 6 rerrev notary poblle. Peed and grooarta at WhIU'e. C B Farrow Co Art Uuorane. ' Dr Law ooola optlcdan E arena. Omtona tor wall paper and paint Meeblne oil that' good. Chamber Hardware. 0 H Farrow Impleeneote end maebV nery, , A kuidtUd In prion of photograph! work at tb Welder Btudlo. Port nod ablogle. ' Chambers Hardware, J 0 Watt, graduate optloUn, Eo Br. Bay refrigerator nod keep oool. ; Kays Fdbjutdm Co. rtoreen door and window at Loagb in Her Feter't. Eiperranoed bloyel repair man now at Cbaotber' Hardware. He Kays for peotal price oa Unto and oamp furniture. Dollar a doaan for cebloei photo at tb Welder Btudlo for a abort time only. Beet worm win mattires, oeater aapportad, for W IS at Day Header eon'. Fly eoreea door and window fit hdj openlog. Chamber Hardwaia, Bee our new Un of 10, 911.(0, IU and 16 bedroom seta. Pay Hen deraoo. Llsk llowire, goarantatd for J yean Guam ben Hardware. ' Three doted stamp pbotna for SSo at tb Welder BtMlo, oorner Herenlb and Willamette. . KapCaro keep fliea off your bones and sow. 74 oeoi make Are gallon. At Preeton Hale. Ut a waeblog maohln aod save voarwifti'a stnngtb. Cltanioera' Hard- van baa than. la Mimoflum. KMa Kelly was born on lbs IStb stay of July, 1176, at Creewell, Lane coaaty, Oregon, and dltd Friday, tbe IDbdayof Jaly, 1102 at 10 :80a mat IbahanMsfbsraaol, Un Mary ata say, at Aattt postoOur, Lana aoanty Her deatb we sauced from heart fail ure frosa wblob ah suffered on week Tb Lord has removed from o oa of oar choicest flower that oan never be recalled again. Ebns was loved by all who knew her. 11 has gon, eo good aad Ira. why should w grlev for hsrT For lbs knows not how ws loved her. Never snots will ws, no never, eee thoee laughing tyee of bias. Mother, broth sr, sletert, who wen so deer to her weep that then' a place no one an Oil but Kit 1. But her dear face la still with as aad her voles ws remem ber eo dear. Her many friends have oft times seen her with her proud sweet winning ways, tpeahlng aod looking so good and true. How ran we help but (Mere forbsiT Balsbs1 gone rorever, yee rorever, aad our errlef wa sboald forbear, In that gnat Joyful day of meeting there will be no sorrow there. Euus's bright life tbloee on rorever, but ws still eee ber though abei gone ws will forget, no never, In tbat dart and lonely dawn. A Dbab Fsjbhd Fruit Jars. 1 doz qt Mason fruit jars .00 1 " Jgal " " " 1.15 1 " extract caps aud rubbers Macon jars ,25 1 doz covered jelly jars .35 1 " finished tumbler .35 2 doz jar rubbers .05 S " extra heavy and wide Mason jar rubbers .25 1 doz qt tin fruit cans with 1 doz wax sealers .CO Wire self eoaling stone jars nil sizes. Don't foriet ths lot eream weUl In lb Park tomorrow night Tht Halem Central Labor Union be Axed aicbedole ofwsgee to be paid tor unakllled labor to member, of tb onion to Belsm at H.75 per day f Un boon' work. , William Nixon, of Seattle, tried to win tbe affections of a variety aoueses by repreeeotlng himself aa Traoy, (be ootlaw. He was badly battered bye. era! polloemen, who foond out bla Ideality afur they bad blm In tbe cooler. Flret Warden J T Jeoea, of tb Ore- con penitentiary, ereated atlr In offl ml circle at Belem yesterday after- noon by rlvlne oat en Interview, in which he differed radically from bis ear rlor officer regardlne, tbepaymeo ot tbe reward for 'be return of Merrill's body. Be oootende tbat tb whole amount offered for the opto re aud re tarn of Merrill, 11600, eboold b paid. Superintendent Lee offer Mr Wag' gunner only $300. Courthouse, Items. kilning- Locations, Citizenship Pa pert and Otber Notes of In terest. MorUaie........ Z0 00 BBa.Ii BBTATB TBABSFBBS. J B and Ella McFarlaod to George W Spores 10 acre in tp II r I , two. Geo A and Ella M Dyson to the F B Dnnn Land Co ocrtaln land In EoRene, 120. US to Milam 8 Barker 160 acrst In tp W r 6 w, patent. U 8 to Carrls H Barker 190 sore in tp SO r 6 w, patent. MINING LOCATION. O J Bingham locate Alfonso and Yellow Jacket olalm In Bobem'a mining dletriot. CITIZBMRHIF PAPERS. Samuel Olner, a native of On Britain, baa been gi anted fall U oltliensblp papers. PROBATE MATTIIU. . . BeUle of Jamee Nunn, deoeaeed Nannie BNuon ae administratrix so oepU 1100 from B P for aooldental kill Ing of Jamee Nunn. Estate of John O Ionian, deoeaeed helnatlawaak that $225 be set aside for Henrietta B Inmao, widow ot tald deoeaeed. DECLABAT10!I OF INTKMTIOS Mre Ceoelle Klemeneon, a native of Denmark, baa filed ber declaration to beooma a citizen of tbe U B. . MABBIAOB I.IOENBB. Edmood Bhlnard and Irene WUoar eon, W M Green, wltnrst. PENALTY FOR SETTING FIRES GoTcroor Geer Isaacs Annual Pro clamatlon on tht Subject. Baleh. Jnly 0. Governor Geer bss leeued ble anuual proclamation warning avalngl setting Ore tbat may spread to timber, fenoee or crope. Tbe law on tbe subject provide a One of liO to H0O0 or Imprisonment from tnree to twelve month for malioloatly eettlog a Ore wbloh (ball destroy tbe sulldlnss. crope, fenoee or timber of another. If the Are b eel witbou mallet aod yet deetmy such property lbs person esltlng the fin Is llsble to flns of 10 to S100. Any person setting Are to a wooded country or forest owoed by tbsUulUd Blates I liable a Bo of tl0iH)or Imprlsonmsnt for one year, or both One and Imprisonment. In all oasse oue-half ol the One I. paid to the person wbo Brat furntehts tbe Information to ths district attorney. A NEW BUILDING. B Mount It Erecting One on Oak Street for a Commission Bouse. Contractor W B Munimey today be gan the ooostruotion of a frame store building for R Moont on Uak etreel immediately In the rear of the Register off) or. The bullillnc will be one-story blgb 80x40 leri In dimensions, and will have a regular ttora (root. Mr Mount Inform tb GOABD thai he It having the bonding ersoted for a new Arm who will open a grocery and otuamleMon house wbsn lbs building Is oompletrd which will bs In two or throe week. ' -' Men's1 Suits. All wool. Oifgon cashmere per suit 7.00. Clothespins. 7 doz clothespins 10c, 3 do, for 5c. Clotheslines rope per lb 15c, Wirelines 15c up. Glassware. See our bargain glassware counter 10c and 15o. Wtj'll do wonders on that conn tor. Billy's Mrs it B Huston Is quit HI. Btepbeo 6 meed Is down from Walter- Till. Clyde D Lloyd, lbs Umber msn, Is tbe city. ' ' MnJCWeleb returned to Portland this afnrnooo. Elmer Doolltili-, of Cottage Grove, wa In tbe city today. Mis Edna Wallace went to Lebanon today to suit frlende J McDowell, of Creewell, wse In tb city on business today. J O Watts bss started for Prlnevllls via the McKecsle Past. Mn Jobo Btone, of Crrewell, vlelted friend In Eugene todey. A M Hendricks It roellcatlng on hi bomettead on tbe Mohawk. Dr W Euykendall left on today' train for Crlppl Creek, Col. . Blaine Hovey 1 roatloatlng on ths Hovey farm wett of Junction. Hon R A Booth aod family nturotd last evening from a abort vlalt al Bagl na. Denoty BberlO H L Bown was a peteeugvr to t'otugs Grova this a(Ur noon. A C Jeonlagt has ntsroed from I trip to Paget Bound sod other north ern points. , , Mn B B Eakln Isft on ths 1:43 train today for a few daya' vlelt with frlende at Portland. Horaos MoKloley arrived In Eugene tblt afternoon. He ha barn Ewt for several weeks. Mies Belle Mlllloan left for Newport on tbe afternoon train to take an out Ing at th bsaob. K'ohard H Dearborn want to Port' land tblt afternoon to visit a ooupls of weeks with bis psnota.. Mn V Qroutbsok and daughter,' Ml Urrtrade . ntarned to their bom at Creewell tbls afternoon. MnCbailM Wright, of Welken, le vleltlng ber daughter, Mis Jtesls, who le s oploysd In tbls city. A J Ward, tbs MoEsrsI timber lo cator, ntarned Isst evening from a trip out In tbe HlutUw oounlry Clay Owen Is out on ble rauoa wett of Eugene. Charley Witter la 'tending bar at H odes' during Clay's abeenoe. Mn G W Gill, of Salem, nturned boms today. She bat bteu the guett of Mr and Mn A M Henrlilcke of tble oily. ' W TKeyeersnd wife of Elmira went to Cottage Grove today. Mr Ktyter exprote tn go Into builneee at tbat plo tOOP. . Jamee Abramt aud family have moved Into FLChamben' double houee at tbe ooruer of Wett Beventb and Olive etreetr. Mies Wellba Barntt ard Mlta Id MoAlltter returned home to Portland today after vltlting with frlende In tble vlolnlty. Mlie Vivian Jonee.ofNorth Yakima, Waeb, who bat beeo vleltlng Mn Hanion, went to Cottagt Grove tblt afternoon. Mlat Grace Klmundeon left today for Portland where tht will vlttt nla tlvee. Hhe will also eptnd a lew daye al Seaside' . Prof K H McAllelrr, brothen Frank and Arthur i d J A Gamber nturned last evening fiom a week't fltblng trip on Blue River, - Mn M A Davie aod grand-laughter, Olga Downing, retarned to Bpokan on tble efteraooo'a train after a vltlt with nlatlvee of this plaoe. Cbaa Grlfflo's condition It better today aod he la reeling sstlly. Tbe operation bss been poatponsd for thort Urn to glv blm a chance to re- ouperet befon It It performed. Mlee Eva Wsntwortb, a aovarnman teacher al tbs Warm Springs Indian BKaoy, wai In Eogtns yeeterdsy on bar wsy to Lorans to visit awhllef Shs Is a fotmsr Eag'ns teaober. Mn Dr Weir of Albany came up on the aftsruoon train and la tbe gueet of Mn Bnihoell of 446 Washington etrset. Hhs leave tomorrow for ouilug on ths Upper MoKemle. John WmI, ths llvermsn, I euSer Ing from blood-poleooing In hi left arm. A few day ago a hone bit him on th nuiiF", but at tb tlm nolblo wa thought of It until several daye afierwarde ibe arm began totwelland a pbyeloleo pronounced It blood-sou- onlng. Wm Edrle, formerly of Eugene, or ders ble UuaRD changed from Walla Walla tn Prowsr, Wash. Hats $1.00 Odds and ends inmen'shata to close out at $1 00. S2.r(i,f2.25,2.001$1.75and 11.50 nau in oaua ana ends at 1 1.00. No back numbers but all good saleable goods. Window Shades. Short time only 27$ cents cacn, an colors. Neckties. Odds and ends, mens' 25 cent neck ware 15 cents STORE Kepobtku Bala tr Uailkoiu. Ashland , Tiding: Report, wblcb eeeme to be quits well authenticated, are to tbetffeot tbat the Jackeonvlile railroad bae beeo eo'd and will be rx tended eevrral miles to the weet of tbat town for Ibe porpiee ol tapping a Urge body of timber Uod. The new owoera are J W V. Illlame and otber caiilulltu of Cooocil B!uQ.Iowa. Mr WIDUmt It well known in A-bUnd, having .pent eeveral montbi ben laet Inter, and be witb ble aeeocletee purchased come time ego 1600 aciet of timber land, and bonded more, wett of ackeonvillr. Tbe extension of tbe rallrcad aod tbe opening up of tble floe body of timber will mean much tnjaokton county. BoDoht A Fabm. Corvallle Tlmee: Claresoe Kooo, who arrived In Cor- v.llit tevtrel monthttgo from Mln- ruota and hat tlnce reel fed on tbe Hoed place, baa pnrcbaeed a farm Tne plaoe ie elluated two ml lee eatt of Joootion and 12 mllee dlatant from Eugene. It comprleee SCO acre aod II la understood tbat tbe purcbaee price was tomethlng I eta than $9,000. Mr Koon It to occapy tbe property Ibit fall. . He Is wsll pleased wltb Oregon, peoially with tbs Middle Willamette valley. Social Postpjnbd. Tbe lawn social to bavs been given Wednttday even Ins bv the W BP L In connection wltb tbe band ooncert bae been poet poned until Friday evenlog on aocount of ths band concert being poet poned notll tbat time. SOiBLBT Fsvbb. The little boy c,f Mr and Mrs Horace Offutt, residing at S24 Blgb it reel, bat ibe scarlet fever. Acting Chief ol Pilice J H Billet tedty 1 pnt tbt quarantine flag In front of Ibe realdenoe. LEAUUB BabebaLL. Al Portland: Helena 8. Portland 8. At Seattle: Bssttle 4, Taooms 3. At BpoKane: Butts 13, Spokane 1. died. At Pl-iasent Hill, July 30, 1S32, tbs little daughter of Mr and Mn J F Callleon. The funeral was held today. . DIED. At Creswtll July Z6tb, 1902, Mlee Lily Ztnlker, aged about 14 yean. Bobh. Tble morning to Mr BLd Mn F M Hese, on West Fifth street, a ton. HARRY WRIGHT. Tht Ei-Conxict Is Wanted for Stealing a Team and Buggy. The Hslem Journal, after copying tbe Qoako'8 Item couceruiug ti e where about if Harry Wright, the ex-o n viol who It wauted lor aidiog Traoy aod Merrill to escape from tbe penheu- tlry, says: "Tbe Haletn ofHcere have known of Wrigbt'a whereabout'a for nearly a week, and In out junuiion with ober.Q Withers, of Liue county, have beeo trying to capture the aooumplloe. Bluce the tSalr bat been published It might be slated that Wrlgbi la wanted In Marlon oouoty for tbe lar- oeuyof a team aod buggy from a Balem livery stable. A warrant wta leeued eevenl months ago for tbe arrest of Wrigbt ou tblt charge." Hotel Arrival HOFFMtN. M F Moon, Portland Geo K Barton, Portlan 1 C O Carlisle, Portland C A Howkana, Ilwaoo I J Lester, Lansing M H arrack. B F E C CIsment, S F F D Bimmon, Portland J F( Wrk, Portland Walter R Halo, Detrlt, Mloh Eva Wentwortb, Lorane 0 B Reese, Brownsville E L Harmon aud wf, Portland A J Waltenand wf, Portland 1 F Freeman, Portland C Dale, Blue River W B MoFarlaod, 8 F A B Daly, Portland C R Haniuvoas, Portland C B Kirk, Piaiovlew, Neb Ed Rhodes, Aberdeen, Wash C D Lloyd, Portland O-oar Beits, Portland W D O'Brien, 8 F ClosingOutSale ON CHIDT liAICTC Everyone this Season's Goods. No old stock. $100 Shirt Waists for $ 1.25 Shirt Waists for 1.50 Shirt Waists for 1.75 Shirt Waists for 2 00 Shirt Waists for 2 50 Shirt Waists for 3.00 and $3.50 Waists for Our Our Our Our Our Our Our Sw S. H. A eurprlee party wa given to Eila and Ida Hendenhott at tbe heme of Mn Pickard on Weet Fifth and Jefler eon etreete yesterday afternoon. A very pleasant afternoon we tpent, tfter wblcb refreshments were erid by Msyms Pollock and Lloyd P'tk ard. Those sre-enl were: 1-1 std Eils Hendt-rtbott, Mtyme Pollock, Elsie Otmett. Roods Hreer, urscia Bsker, luta Alley, rtaole Warnock, Erma Miller, Beolab Kioeey, Cleo Nook, Louise We niter, Lena Day, Eideo Pickard, Archie Pickard, Lloyd Pickard aod Mn Plctard. s Tble afternoon about S o'clock tbe members uf tbe Thimble Clab dr-.te down to Ol and Mn 8 P Sladdeo't tetotlful tuburbtn home neer tbe river to ei joy tbelr annual picnic, tbe oooatioo belDg Ibe third anniversary of tbe existence of tbe club. Tbey took tbelr lunches 1 ng aod a highly en- j iysl U time le anticipate. . . Mn M A Biewttergave a very pleat' ant psrty last evening to the Iriendt of ber dangler, Mlee Ells, In honor of tbeyooog ltdy'e bir:bday. The even ing waa tpent In parlor garnet snd social char. Fred Lamb waa tbe lucky mao at Tiddley Wink?, and Miss Vera Wilson received tbe otber r ze. A luncbtonwaa served. Those pr.tent wereMiaiet Vera Wilson, Maty Gil bert, Julia Prior, Cora Gilbert, Alia Hchneldor, Mabel Poll I, May Poll), Minnie Williams, Z Ha Good, Viola Gilbert, Ella Brewster ; Messrs Fred Lamb, Hartford Wei. Harry Btralftbt, Leonard Straight and Ocar Brewster ft A dance will be given at tbe armory after tbe band concert tomorrow even ing. Tbe music for tbe occasion Jprom- lie to be very good and a goca crowd it expected. Notice. All Iowa people are requested to meet In the East Park In Eugene next Saturday, August 2nd, at 1 o'olock p in, for tbe purpose of perfecting a permanent orgamzttlon. By order of committee. Why pay $3.60 or ft tor a poorly made bousebold treasure tab:e when you can get the beet table made for $3.25 at Day A Henderson's. CHARITY !!! 1 mppoMd to beaio at horns, bat oftea begins nowhere, hud that it just where it ihould beuin nd tnd in bus You don't want charity; you don't expect charity; and you don't jet charity 1 Charity litaid to cover a m altitude of situ. It lertainly coven a multi tude of buaiaeu errors. IF YOU BUYt7 Lew attractir goods or shop-worn thwgt at higher prices, that is charity ooYOUKpa-t Ifroasn often dis appointed because your wsars sre not promptly attended to; if yoa hars a poor tssnrtmeni to select from, and yoa continue to buy ie the asms slow old place, that is charity. BUT YOU ARE NOT GETTING IT.. Any bones th't solicits yonr business for say but purely tusuieei reasons is asking charity from you. We are not looking for Charity, and wc uuu i oeneve yon are. We hsre gained the repntatiun of always bavins ths bast goods at the mutt reasonable prices Te look around li to buy htrc M. 1. Janncy JEWELER Nln'h Street, opposite HoSa.n Bou-s .10 1 00 1.15 1.25 1.50 1 75 2 50 FRIENDLY. HEAD COOL U the maxim for health All our straw hats will be c losed out at COST. Children's and misses; Summer Hats will be closed out regardless of prica. Men's h'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 St Boswell Springs. DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. These Sprints sre recommended by ths leading physlclans-ior the cure ot Rbenmttlini, C.isrrh.Hioinsch. Kidiiet snd Ller trouble. Located ou Southern fsvlUo H.liru..: "rinuis Koala." from bu fisucisco to Horiland 40 miles south o' kugene.) Cousismlr opon tor uie rrfewtun of guests, lorwlsln Bath Tubs, hostodlce, iipiess aud Puttie telepbon on the premises. From liaoo per week up, lnoludlug baths. Trains slop la front of ths Hotel. ONI GALLON Ot THISI WATCH CONTAINS: ' lo salum Chloride - MS. gr MsgnesluE Chloride - lOgr Fouuiium Bromide - .57 gr Calcium Chloride 1436 gr Potss.ium Iodide - .63 gr Cslclum Csrbonstes - .l&gr Sodium Chloride 311 gr. For further iuformatlou address CAPT. BEN 0. BOSWELL, Boswell Springs, Oregon. The University of Oregon Eugene, - Oregon The 6 rt semester, session 1902-8, opens Wednesday, September 17. The following schools snd colleges are comprised in the University : Graduate School, College of Literature, Science and Arts, College of Science and Eu.imeriog, University i redeiry. School of Mtuio, School of Medicine, School of Law. TUITION FREE Excepting In Schools of lit) UU, Stuieot xly tsz sz.au per year.) uost 01 living irom S1UU.UU to $200,00 per year. For catalogue address Registrar of the University, Etgeue, Oregon. Teachers' Examinations. , Nolloe la hcri-by given tbat theoouny enperiDtendeut of Lane oouoty will bold tbe regular examination of appli cants for stale and county papers In tbe oourt bouse at Eugene aa follow? ; FOR STATE PAPEBS. Cominenolon Wednesday, August IS, at nine o'cl ck a m, and continuing until Saturday, August 16, at four o'olock. Wednesday Penmauship, history, epelllng, algebra, readiuv, scboul lew. Tburedsy Wrlreu antuinetic, thee ry of teacblug, grammar, bonk keeping, pbyeluf, civil ic'-vernrueut. Friday Physiology, geography, mental arltbuietlo, composition, phys ical geography. Baiurday Botany, plane geometry, general history, English literature, psychology. FOB COUNTY PAPERS. ('ommeuciug Wednesday, August 13, at uine o'clock a m, aud continuing uutil Friday, Augu 15, at four o'clock put, FIRST, SKCOSD AND THIRD UKADL CERTIFICATES. Wednesday -Penmanship, history, ortbograpb' , reading. Thursday Written arithmetic, theo ry of teaching, -rammar, eobool 1 vw, Friday -Uengraphy, mental arith metlc, ,bysl( l igy, civil uovernment, PrilMAHY CERTIFICATES, Wednefday Penmannhip, orthogra phy, reading, arithmetic. Tbureday Artot qi). Btloolng, the.'. ry of tenoning, method', physiology, July 89, I9t'2. r? M Miller, Bcbool Huptriuteudent, Countv Allowances. Al owed July 5 L E Bi'brlvner Juror g 8 C V M Her juror v... 8 8'i W fl Baber Juror 8 SO Green Z imwsU Juror 6 80 E R Mummy juror... 4 20 Jsb Siepbeia Juror..; 8 80 A M Ricbardeon Juror 11 80 Jsoob Hufl Juror , 6 80 Pbltus Davit juror 8 00 A W Haskell juior 4 JO Geo A Houck Juror 4 Q Geo Norris Juror , 4 10 Fred Vale Juror 8 un 8 E Lander Juror... 8 411 Cal M Young juror - 4 jo V Bemenway juror 4 10 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. L':,nJs,li.k',-roVM,,lD f,tc' ,r,T ' 'f-' r b,'k'7 11 YJi " .- pIr,.'.ckM" ''l"rs. Confsctwt.. ie craw. cSlres&a. &U' -' Holder. Building No 640 Willamette Phone Rsd 554, DUNN BROS Law, Medicine and Music. (Incidental les J B Tat 1 ir wltnese 4 ai J H Miller witness ; 4 m W W Ogleaby wltueae 8l J J Dtrnielle witness $m Wm Keeue wltnese 6 80 Lee South worth witness... 6 SI W Harprle witness , 680 Fred Wlthrow witneee 8 80 John Blew witnet.....' ,', 6 fO J W Brieil 1 witness 6 80 E ii Anr&rrou witness 6 40 WW Masterson wltntSi 6 41 A L Brown witness 6 40 R R Job wltnese 6 Del MrriRn witness 6 40 B.ji jjsnder witneBf 4 U) Cbas Dvis witness 48) Anna Davis witness 4 80 Geo Com p ton witneee 20 00 Jno Tinner witness 2J 00 Wm Hnfley witness 20 00 Marion Morris witness 2u 00 Alex JtfiVrsoo witneee 20 03 liM Harney witness 21) CO US Martin, boffin Mr D'Jtican, olaliued $35, disallowed. J Darnisjle. road work, clalmtd fo.QQ ; e ni . nuK't f irex i 1 inatloo. Corva.ils Times : W Ualklus aid fm ly left y -aierdsy fjr Eugne to reside. They arrived eeveral mootbi ago from Minnesota, and during their stay Id Corvallls bava made man; friends wbo regret their departure for another home. New Today. HOH.-sIS FOB BALE A good work horse for sal", 9 years old, weight Mv ut 1200 pouinlc. (Juliet Ibe U04KD ffl ie. ' ' J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmers and Fruneal Directors Day & Henderson, UndertaKen and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana Removed The University Book dtore has moved to tbe Titus block on Willam ette street, where my customers will find ma with a complete line of books, stationery, wTg. miller. III II