Daily Eugene guard., August 30, 1902, Image 4

Daily Eugene Uuard
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
GUARD Telephone, No Main 191
WEATHER. .
F'r tonlRhl Dd Sunday,
BlAU.
(VITUS.
0 B Karraw notary public.
Collier'! whits lead tbe beet.
Feed and groceries at White's.
U B Farrow A Co Are Insurance,
Dr Lowe oonlo-optlolan Eugene.
Moon wants bay, oat and wheat.
J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu
ssne, V a Farrow Implement and machi
nery. Oil oak meal 12.10 per lack, at
Moon's.
B.ma meal f 3 25 per aaok at Moon's.
Olsm and oyster shell fSOO.
Horseshoes Ibat anybody oan Ball
oa at Chambers Hardware.
A landslide In prion of pbotograpblo
work at tbe Welder Studio.
Buy a refrigerator and keep oonl,
Kays Kuhnitchm Co.
Wben you want fruit Jure call np
Main 35-1. ,
Go to Green for fruit Jars, tbey are
obeaper tban ever,
rioreen doors and windows at Lough
miller A Peter's.
When you want fruit Jars go to
beadquanere, J U Green Bona, 1
Bee Kays for special prloet on tents
and oamp furniture.
New goods arrive every day prloes
will suit your purse, Racket.
Illoyole repairing well and neatly
done, Prloes reasonable, at Moon's.
We bsve 200 new wrappers worth
11.60 we are selllnc for 11.10. Baoket.
Dollar a doisu for cabinet photos at
Ibe Welder Utudlo for a short time
only. . .
Bee our new line of $10, f IJ.K), 114
and I6 bedroom seta, lay irb
derson.
Raolns buggies atand the teet for
hard servlos. Chambers Hardware h
them.
This would be a well shod oommu.
nlty If everybody wore our shoe.
Baoket.
Best woven wire matresa, oenler
aupported, for f3 25 at Day (tender
ou'sa)
Use your sense and save your dol
lars, 60 new skirts, at tbe Backet
Btnre.
Three duasn stamp photos for 25c at
the Welder Studio, oorner Heventh and
Willamette.
Moon le headquarters for all kinds
of obloken supplies, vlst ground bone,
oysl'n and olaro shell, beef soraps, ato.
Wby pay 13.60 or It tor a poorly
made boueebold treasure table when
you oan get tbe best table made for
IJ.85 at Day Henderson's.
40 eeoood-hand buggies, carta and
wagons, Many good and some no
good, Prloes very low.
Chambers Hardware.
Pefeollon flurlssold on III merits,
nd not In combination with other
brands. You will Bud It not only the
Xswr bul sold tbe CHauiaw. At
Moon's.
I lh to omit bopgrowere' attention
to the feet that we use good mat rial
and good meohanloal labor In making
hop pipe as well all kinds of sheet
nisial work. Will M Mortow. Phone
Red 47J.
Glassware.
Jut rsclrad. a Urgs sa.t.ra iritpment of
gbua Mil, iltcbr, naipl, lumbi.r., stc ,
which w. plao oa lbs aiark.t al grwlly rs
dawd petes.
11 gal water pitcher 2ta
1 sal 1'Uio w.Ur iibrhsr Wo e.ltis st 40c
I ( al fancr w.im llt. her MK) value at l.Sc
4 nic lu ..u al 4&c nOc, 60o, C&s acii
V5. itoirahl p.ttrna,
1 4 a., creamer 11V
. Ih .u-r bvl loe
1 gla.pkioo hM.r 10o
1 gl ua buIlM- dUli 10c
J ,i i In a.ipiN Ifto
.israi.llv Oi.h l.lo
1 st mb truli dle, lanrsr too
IMito and anU la 1 1" illih. 10c and IV
1 dot boraa.no. luuibl.r .Ve
1 sal ilr bsary liinMer plata ?V
1 sat blnira glaM tumbler, plala SO.
1 Ml blown giaai lumlilaisdMwraUdtOo
1 10 iaea talis stsad .Uc
i
Ax Billy's
.Breflt.es.
Tbe banks will regain olosed Mon
day.
Bloyole repairing and supplies at
Mood's.
M B Hubble bas tbs tbaoks of tbe
Uuabd loroe for a bus's watermelon.
There Is a display of Eugene woolen
mill blaoketa lu Dunu's store wludo.
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Get tbeui early at Chambers Hard
ware.
Tbe semaphore at tbe depot bas
been chaugd to tbe other side of tbe
track.
Webave Just recsived over 14,000
yards of ' new odtimo f J, annex.
Baoket.
Mike Wald and family bsve moved
fron 81 West Sixth street to 730 Cbar.
nelton street.
Miss Gertrude Hamilton la reported
very 111 wltb appeudloitls at ber borne
on Weet Eighth street.
Tbe Weather for August baa been
Ideal. '1 bis valley oennol be surpass
ed for agreeablj climate In summer
and fall. .
Cement walka will surround the
three street froota of tbe new Mo-
Clung block, Workmen prepared tbe
foundation today.
Mr. E. O. Lke. whose .farm is situated
near Hairisbarg finished hi. threshing the
latter part of last week. He reports a yield
of 20 bosbcls per sore from a good portion
of his wheat.
Remember Moon Is in tbe market
for your octe, wbeat, oorn, vetdbea,
hay, graxa seed and all other farm
cereals that you have for aale. He
pays tbe cash.
New stock of furniture Just put In, a
prloes tbat you oan aflord to fix or
nice. Cell and examine.
Chambers Hardware. -Bee
Moon for prloes on all kinds of
poultry supplies; a full carload Just re
ceived, consequently he will sell at
lower prloes (ban competitors oan af
ford lo sell al.
Now has the time arrived to lay In
your flour for the winter. Moon will
ell you Pkhksotion, the best 11 ur In
the market at holiest prices. It wil
pay you to see blm before you buy.
' The grounds about Ihe depot, of all
plaoes, should be kept sprinkled. The
way the wind hurli loads of dust In
tbe faoss of new comers does not dis
pose tbem to agreeableness to Eugeuo
The regutrr northbound overland le
four hours lata ibis afternoon. A
'stub" train from Roseburg mads the
aohedule. Th oause for tbe delay was
rouih of this division and uot known
here.
The new fenoe factory established
early tills ruonib by U E Brown and C
ft Smith opposite Eat Park Is doing
good bualneas and moving on nloaly.
The gentlemen are experleuoed faolory
men.
-The Pendleton Tribune snnouroe,
that It will oommenoe tbe publication
of a morning paper on Bept 2. Ii for
merly was a dally paper hut during
the last few years bas beu getting out
a splendid weekly.
D N rrelllnger, an empl iye of the
Mooib Kelly oouipany ntl'oburg mills,
was bri ught lo the bonpllal todaj
uHerinK Iroin typhoid let. r. There
tre two other paulre being treated for
'be same malady at the boapPal.
Oblsf of Polios Hcott bss had ooi
alderable fuu and more or lees trouble
In collecting dog lloensse. Owner
hate to let Ihelr canine friends go and
at tbe same time don't want to dig up
A oonsloarabla sum however bas bean
onlleoted and a lew dogs killed.
Buffalo Bill's show cancelled Its
evening date at Roseburg today. Tbe
reaaou given le that the longjamp be
tween there and Bedding, Cal. neoessl
laled it. ' The train will have to stop
it Ashland several hours to water and
feed tbe llveatook and serve meals to
tbe performers.
Joseph Bmlth, whose knee had
grown quit sun from liflimmatlon
of the joint, was operated upon at Ihe
hospital yesterday morning by Drs
Palueand Koykeudall with quite sat
Isfaotory results. The oartilage bad
bound the Joint aud Inflammation eet
lu. Ha la unprovliii. ,
Chaa Walla' valuable bird dog, "81,"
died last night, presumably from the
effects of a snake bite. It Is said there
ere rattlesnake about tbe big pi lee of
balm wood owned by Ibe exoelslor
factory (lu faot one was killed there a
year eg") anil as ihs dogi layed around
the wood a good deal one of ths reptiles
no doubt bit blm, ;
Lamps.
1 small hud laiup ennpl.ts U0e
1 .tuall band linp No 1 hurnw 2So
1 Ull .taiul lamp Nol butnv
1 'all .wad lamp No II bu-nar 40c
1 .ilr i laf. .land lamp No S burnar COo
1 .mallnli'k.l K lmt.r l CO
1 medium nickel foch.(W No 1 burn.rl.t4
I larca onk.i KvtiMtor ,o 1 biif , rr II. i
I aura lame drvo ll .ha.1. II jcti.iur No f
burner g: 1!A
Larsps KiH'hiai'ar burner. No 3 large. faae
u.euntwlj'lobea, ranglag from tl.VO up.
Department Store.
Personate.
" "Lee WaltoD, o Haley Is In tbe city.
Chas Henderson, brother of E K, is
In tbe city.
Ab Ram-, left tUU afternoon for
Han r'raooisc".
Mrs H E Yinrrls came borne from
JudoIioo today.
I T Nicsl'n was over from Junction
City tble niorninir.
Darwin Brlstow and family returned
today from the onaat.
MIsaAoi.a Mareball, of Albany, Is
visiting Eugene friends.
Mrs 8 E Cocbran and son Cbaa re
turned to Cottage Giove today.
J H Beckley was a passenger to
Southern Oregon points today,
Mies Ella McAllster returned today
from a six weeks' stay at iheooaet.
Miss Carrie I-Rankin arrived h' re
today from an extended Eastern trio.
E C Bmlth, wife and daughter, Mlaa
Winifred, returned today from Port
land. Fred Applegate left for Yonoalla to
day after spending a few dayiwltb
relatives here,
J Arthur Gsmber, registrar of tbe TJ
O, left this afternoon for Linn oounty
to visit bis folk.
Dr J H Dle has returned from
Jonntlon and reports J A Bu.baell as
Improving stowiy.
MU Minnie tahwerzobltd was a
pa.sMiger to Portland today, where
she will visit frl. ode.
Dr J F Wright, who has been the
guest of Rev B P Rowland and wife,
left today for Portland.
; Mrs Ell Renfrn left today for Port
land. Hbe has been the guest of As
ssssor Burton and family.
D M Gould and sister arrived yester
day from Nebraska, tourlog the ooun-
try wltb the Intention to loo it e.
Rudolph Miller, of Seattle, Is em
ployed with Martin Miller, the busy
shoe maker on West Eiithtb street.
B D Paine and M H Har
low and family have returned from a
10 days' outing up the Middle Fork.
Mrs P O Nnlf returned today lo
Pendleton, ber home, after a pleasant
visit wltb Prof and Mrs Thos Condon.
Mrs L L White who bss been a
guest of Mr and MrsJas HnSman re
turned to Portland, her home, today.
Miss Maud Blair who has been vie.
itlng her slster-ln-law, Mra Frank
Blair, returned to her home atCotfaiie
Grove rcday.
Chester Starr, (J O student, and H
W Htannard, both of Salem, were In
Eugene this morning en route home
from an outing In Ibe mountains.
Mrs H T (Joi.don left this afternoon
to Join ber husband, who preoeeded
her thla morning, In Portland from
whenoethey go home to Mnsoow. Ida
ho. They were guests of Mr and Mis
F M Wil. Ins;
Mr and Mrs Andrew Svarverud, W
S MoElroy, W H Dowman ai.d Alf
Dillard weut to Harrlaburg today to
nttend Ibe grand harvest ball Ibere
this evening. Ths gentlemen com
prise the orcheetra,
J J Hen, formerly of Eugene, now
of Grants Pass, was in the olty yester
day and today trausaotlng bualneee.
He Is now in the delivery business In
Grants Pass and Is doing well.
Alfred A Aya, son of Louis Aya,
nd formerly a resident of Eugene,
oame In this forenoon to spend a few
weeks here, the first tlms lo six years.
He la now special ageut for tbe New
York Life Insursnos Co.
A B Cavender, one of tbe editors of
the live Brownsville Times, made the
Goahd offloe a pleasant osll today. He
and bis wife aud child era spending a
few days al ths home of Mr and M rs J
M Howe, Mrs Cavender and Mra Howe
being sisters.
Brownsville Times: Miss Lola
Hows, of Eugene, vlsltsd relative In
Brownsville tills week Wm rjkel-
lon and wife visited In Albany Satur
day, being ecoonipanied home by Ihelr
son, Joseph, who vh-lled hsre until
Monday, when he went to Eugtne lo
work lu Ihs woolen mills of tbat oily.
J E P Withers aud wife leave on the
iraiu tomorrow for an extended vii.lt
wlih their daughter, Mrs Emery, at
Umpqua Feiry, In D ugla onuuty. Mr
Withers is u it yet aide to drive a learn
llh safety ainoe his etna-hup down
in lleuton county about a month no
when his right shoulder wss badly
wreoohsd, so take railroad convey
ance. He resldrd lu the Uuip-,ua
Valley from ISM to 1864.
Shoes. Shoes.
K.msmbar we ar strictly la It oa an op to
dais bus of Fall .hoe., and If run doa'i Al
Hilly when you nut .hoes, It U jour Icaa.
Clothing.
llatlne jiut rooel.,! a I en lnol( . of loyi'
and jouih. cloihltw, U will jr you lo call
aud mm. His , b.for. l ujlus alHwdrn
ur 11 .. I. llh io dt- ami cmirlm
Viijs' suits 7 to it eara, wohab - $l.,3
P. .' uiu to 14 Taar ,,un,( ,1 T.lu.liJO
1' - .una tl to 14 inn, all .! tl Oil
.. h- iuiu 11 1.. 19 Taa,., ,rkj ,, , g s
Youth. ..ill. 12 to lu, UreaMa all wool has
else 17. n
Youth, .nit. 13 t. l. Ongoa all wool
gray : .00
PLAT OF THE CAR
NIVAL GROUNDS
Shows Location of Booths,
Amusement Ati ractions, Etc
In U. Svarverud's Hands.
8 Klovdttbl. the surveyor and
draustiuuiau, baa drawn a plat of the
Eugene Street t'siulval grounds for
Chairman svarverud of the oooimlitee
on ooooesalous to belter enable blm to
keep a reonrd of booth spaces. Those-
who desire to secure locations ror meir
booths are reque-ted to call on Mr
Svarverud and p'Ck tbem out.
According lo the ilal tb Carulval
grounds Include Ibe two city park,
aod tbe streets mrrouud ng ihem. The
grounds will beenoleeea aod mirai cee
will be located as follows: Ou Oak
aireet betweeu tbe rear of tbe opera
nouns aud Key Inter office; in Oak be
tween thej.il and onurtbouae yards;
on E at Eighth between tbe rear of
tbe Eugene Li an A Havings bank and
the new M Clung block, and on Earn
Eighth beiwjeu the rear of Warnock'a
feed store aud the Henderson rei deuce
lot. Tbe oootbs will be located as fol
lows: On the four sides of Weet park ;
tbe west side oi East park ; In front of
the county Jll, and along tbe west aod
south sides of Park street lu the rear
of ibe business bouses on Willamette
and East Nitub streets.
Tbe tenled shows and other attrac
tions will occupy tbe streets that are
not used by ihe booths.
Tbe Interior of tbe two parks will be
elaborately Illuminated aud a large
number of seals will be placed therein
for the oooveulence of the crowds wbo
will listen to the music cf ibe bands
which will be located in tbe parks.
FUNDS COLLECTED.
Tbe committee out tbe other day to
oolleot the pledges today made a re
port thai (1,135 bad been onlleoted and
turned over. Tbe fund will amouni
to about tl SOO and is in sigbl. Finan
ces for ihe proposition seem to be iu
aatlsfaomry oouuittoo.
Hotel Arrivals.
HUFFMAN.
A L Weber aud family, Creswell
Minerva Hemenway, Sprlugfleld
J O Hutton, Portlanu
Arthur Helnmau, H F
J A Wolf, 8 F
J M B Inline, Bolee Idaho
E C Crawford, Salem
Albert 1'etersou, Olympla
DCKlukead, d V
M Adams, Chicago
J B Hills, Jasper
C H Boliack, 8 F
Mrs F J .Blakeley nd daughter, Ohio
Leon F Vial, Hon land
L L Wolf, N 'Y
Geo K Burion.8 F
B Lurob, Cottage Urove
Unas I Monroe, Collage Grove
J E Yoitug, Cottage Grove
F D Wheeler, Cottage Grove
J O Thomas, Portland
HO Movtabou and wl'e, Junolion
Oicar Bl z, i'ur lin'. '
A D MuPhersi n, Chicago .
W B Gay, Jefferson
J T Maylan, Portland
0 A Weller, fuyallup
A Purchase, Puyallup
8 L Oliver, Wallows, Idaho
Johu Marshall, Coburg
O L Bees, Seattle
A 8 8ml h, Portland
C C Haileton, Creswell
J C Lindner, Creswell
U H Iugalli. Portland
J B Clark, Pirtlaud.
H Morley, Portland
'EO R iblnson, Anlauf
Tbeo Aulaut, Aolatif
The Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First class Sample
room 80xM feet, well equipped. Rat
I 00 and $2.10 or day.
Residence Sale.
G W Wilder has nurchased ths M
Sohnelder reeidenoe on Weet 8eventb
i rest. Posseeslon will bs Dlven In
about a month when Mr 8ohnelder
will move Into his elegant living rooms
upatalra in his new brick bloea on
Eighth ano Olive streets.
Brownsville Times: Elder W. 1, Matlock
of Eugsns who has been lo town, aud who
was expected to preach at Ihe Chrl.tlso
ohorvh Sun. lay, has been compelled to can
cel hi. aum unoemeot on .000011 1 01 Illness.
He returned to Eugene Wednesday.
Big Reductions
On the
balance of our
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists. I
MUST.BE SOLD AT ONCE.
bee Window C l-I
DisoJav J. II.
Mrs Trine Dead.
Word wss received fiom Salem
this morning that lira Banna J
Telna lha irl4n of the Ilt6 JohD O T
Trloejdledln the Salem hosp tal at
7:J0 o'olook lastevenlngfrom paralysis,
-rha deneased bad besu residing at
Seattle but was taken to Salem recent-
ly f ir treatment in tbe boapitsl.
if.,r a nnmh r of vears Mrs iTlns re
sided at Hendsrion 8iatioo, and shs
leaves many friends who will be palnea
to hear of her death. She leaves tnree
children, Ora Trine, at 8 iem, E mer
at Paclfio Grove, C'lilorola, ana a
daughier, El. a, at Spiioiifirl I.
Jus' a few days ago tbe government
al owed her a pensb n and several
h mdred dollars back pay but tbs did
not iv toeDj i7 it.
The remains will arrive at Hender
son riunday aftsr 'oon and interment
will take plaoe Immediately thereafter
in Laurel Hi 1 0 ineii-y.
A Bad Bicycle accident
Floyd King, sged 18 years, a ion of
W 8 King, rerldmg four mllss. below
Eugsoe, met with a had accident last
night about 12:30 o'clock.
He bad ridden to town on bit bloy
cle to take In tbe Wild Weat show
ana wben returning home tbe forks o'
the wbeel broke square In two, pitch
ing young King with great force to
tbe giound, striking on bis face. Tbe
portion ol tbe road where be lit wax
graveled aud tbe sharp edges of tbs
gravel cut a bl g gasb clear through bis
tongue and laoerated his lip and other
portions of his fsoe in a terrible man
ner. He managed to raaob horns and
Dr L W Brown waa seut for to attend
Ibe lad's ii juries. The doctor sewed
up tbe ou s aod this morning tbe boy
was brought to tbe Eugene hospital
wbere Dr D A Paine further admin
istered to blm.
Refused Assistance.
An nnknowa man, apparently a
Swede, was discovered beneath the
elevated sidewalk on South Willam
ette street last night after the abow.
He bad quite a gash In hie scalp and
utterly refused to be Jhelped out of bis
predloament. Several young men
offered to help blm, but be was a pow
erful fellow aod did not seem to ap
preciate ths intsnded kindness. He
finally orawlsd out and walked down
tbe road, lost lo tbs orowd.
Hs probably fell from the sidewalk
and was temporarily dazjd by tbs
bock.
Back From Crater Lake.
Tbe Chtn bfti-Frjodgrass party, con
sisting of r L Chambers and daughter
Mary, P E Snndgrass' and daughter
Etha, Miss B.)l Blown. Mrs Amv
Dougherty, Miss Ada Hendiloke,
ana ri..re8Bor Kiobard H Dear bo n
returne.t on Ibis morning's overland
train from tbelr trlD to Crater r,ak.
They were gone two weeks, aod report
a tslen I d trip. They sav that the
lake is on of tho grindest Dleo s
of sojiiery lu the world and that
hundreds of peopls have visited It this
summer. The party had plenty of fish
B' fl venison
Diamond
Goods
dome one who reads
this is going to buy a
nice diamond very
soon and the question
arises: Where will that
person buy it?
If he is somewhat
posted he will see us.
Our diamond busi
ness is growing. We
buy only good stones
and sell them on close
margins.
If you are interested
call and be convinced.
M. R. JANNEY.
CmcniM ;
I lIONULT.
TWO MORE Dl
V0RCE CASES
Emma Corbus Sues F. E. Corbus,
and Maud Healey Close Sues
Fred Close.
Through her attorney, G FHklp
worth, Mrs Emma Corbus today filed a
suit In the Lane county olroult conn
against ber husband, F E Corbu, for
divorce. The complaint alleges as fol
lows: That nlalntlff and defendant were
married in Eunene on or about Her
tember 22, 1894; tbat there la no '-sue
nf aald marrlaee: tbat during ail lbs
time plaintiff aod defendant have beeti
busband and wife said plaluiifl bas
obs rved ber manlage vows and treat
ed defendant with afteo'ion and for
bearance, but that on or about May 2
1898, defendant without oau.e or pro
vooalloo, deserted plaintiff and hae
ever sinee lived separate and apart
from ber; tbat defendant bas refuaeo
and ne leoted to support pWlnilff ; tba
plaintiff's maiden name was Emma
Dougherty and ebs desires tbat her
name be obanged from Emma Corbua
back to ker maiden name.
OLOSK TS CLOSE.
Maud Healy Close has Instituted
suit against Fred Close for divorce,
Tbe complaint sets forth as follows:
That tbs couple were married a
Harrlaburg, Or, June 10, 1893; ibat tbe
plaintiff always and at all times treat
ed defendant with kindness and affeo-
tion and performed ber marriage vows
well and faithfully; tbat defendao
disregarding bis marriage vowe,
wrongfully, wilfully and witboot pro
vocation on or about September 22
1894, deserted and abandoued plaintiff
aud baa continued to live apart from
plaintiff; that defendant bas failed
nsglsoied and refused to contribute
anything toward plaintiff's support
aod tbat ehs bas bad to sarn ber own
living by her own personal labor; th
one girl, Mabel Close, aged 9 years,
tbe only lasus of said marriage ano
plaintiff asks for custody of aald child
Lea M Travis is tbe attorney for Mrs
Close.
Died.
Cottage Grove Leader: Mr and Mrs
L F Wooley left Wednesday night for
Oak Hill cemetery, ten miles west of
Eugene, to attend tbe funeral services
of Mr Wooley's grandmother who diei
at Monroe, Ore, August 27, at Ihe
home of her eon, JS Wooley, of Ben
ton county. Her death, tbouirb eud
den, was not entirely nnezpected as
she bad reaohed several years beyond
the oommonly allotted tbree score
and, ten mark. "Grandma" was among
Lane county's esrly pioneers end
leaves three sons, Kev C A Wooley, of
Eugene; J S Wooley, of Benton; J O
Wooley, of Sompter, and onedauvbu r,
Mrs Dave B Miber, of Maxwell, Cal
Clerks' Onion.
Tbs clerks of Eugene will organize
next Wednesday eveulnir, Tbe ohar
ter bas been received aud everything
looks well for the suooessful organiza
tion nf the union. Announcements as
to place and time will be made later.
Buy a Bain Wagon and you have
one that last. See tbem at
rhambpra Hardware.
The Housetaisl
Supported bed springs, each
Kitchen treasure tables, tbe best make, each -
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each
Prices on all other things accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The HousefBrnisln
We make seven different kinds of bread.
Cakes, pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop the bread wagon marked
.The CACHOU
when it comes by yo"
HAMMOND & CHESIIIKE.
B-d,pK Mk,cooliiM, In frt eWT thin kff. !n fi"t clijj '
Piittin im lunches tor in citers and tranters. Cno.iectloi.sry. "
trnits a A cUtm. W, deliver etxis is onr own wa-nn to any P"
etty free ul charge. Dou t fOIV,t the plaoe.
Holdcn Building, No 640 Willamette
Chnrch Senlc.
Congregational nh..L
Wallace, minister b-..",i
and sermon at II o'clock .
welcome to all axu
Episcopal churcb-D p .
rector. Hem ... "
morning pr.yer DfJ ,ttalX
evening prayer aDd Mr00' 1
O P Cburch-o N w.i
8undav sohool 1ft am. ' Wl
viauiinauuChrlsE""'!
7pm;a-nUon,Marklu!4l(J!t,
Curiatian !..
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(HUmeite street. .'.
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8 pm. Tbs publio is cord,.,,
First Presbyterian Pk ' ""4
Woodward, pastor.0Dd.;?
a m: morrilna a...i.. ,. "l
J-ot, "Ai rested and made 1
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love- Al.cordMiy lo-uN
U ui'burob-GeoEMoDn,,.,,
tor Presiding slder rd. .'
iccudv the TIoliBrt e.,i
11 a in oommunlon serv,, j
oloes of the sermon Th .
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prenoh in tbe evening, HundJ
at 10 am; Endeavor at 1pa.?T
meeting at t p m Tbursdty, '
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al 11 . m S V"0'
" ' JuoiorsDilnr,
" " v "--v. Morn ln
Moses. Workl and Thai
of
Uburob. Evening subject, ''got1
and Reaping." A oordlsl IbvIuhJ
extended to all.
Humphrey Memorial M E th.-l
B F Rowland pastor,-10 s a J
menting. 10 :46 sermon b j tbi r-J
aubjeot, "The Group Abonl th.Tj
ger." la ouoaay eobool.tai.. l
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uior uoague ; o :v p in, rjSDlsr Lal
o v ui, iiiB, miiaiuaary sosimn
o .- . I. . r . -a
noiatneir annual thank-oUerim i
vice. Mrs Marsh who hu tm
nine years a missionary lnltdi.,1
deliver an address. There will k
by prof UIbo, and also om b
Roberts with violin obllgato br hi
Hallo. Dr 'Driver Isatoret u J
Bible Id tbe eart room stlljiJ
Tbs public ocrdlally Invlltd u
thess services.
BOY WANTED. A brlghi, reepj
noy aooiit iu ears of sgs fontit
store. Addreap.SOEssi Nloihirtj
Eugsne.
Notice to Creditors,
Kotios is hereby giren Ihd tbi ml
signed nas Deen b; tbe smatj set
Lane ooanty, Oregon, dull iptti
adm niatrator of theesttts of Dsridrrl
deceased and all persons hiring ct!
agaiaat said estate are kertbi oouki
Dreaent tbe same del? T.nta!sil
undersign d at tbs lav office (f lull
Kisiogr m .rig6na, Laoecomilf.uat
witbio six moDtus from tbsdulm.
Dated this 30th da? of Am, 1M
JAdES H PKhCE.Ult
CHiS M KIMSISGEB. Mr.
J. W, KAYS' FURNlTUMCOf
Embalmers and Funeral Dtoi
Day & Henderson, Mom
and Embalmers. Cor. will w
Pupils Wanted on
Clarinet.
Yoong men from 14 to SO Jans'
Apply of
WALTER A DOWMAK
At Cschoo Csh.
H. GORDON,
FOR THE HIGHT PRICE
26 East Ninth Street.
Bonbonierc Bakery.
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PhonRsd554, DUNN n