Daily Eugene ( J i:ird
GUARD Telephone, No Mala 191
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
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WEATHER.
Tonight and Handay, aboweri.
Bulne$ Pointers.
Danoa at the armory tonight.
Lee's Stock Foods at Moon'a Food
Bolasors mid pocket kulvoB that arc
good at Chambers.
Dunn's solid tree apruy. Lough
mlllur & 1'otor.
Just arrived. A full lino of Fres)
Curdou Hoods. Moou'b I'ood bioro
Dunce tonight
At the armory
A fow good gucond-haud bloyle-cs
vory choap at Chambers' iiuruwaro.
Now Furniture.
Chuuibero1 Hardware.
Duuu'a solid fruit Bpray. Lough
miller & Potor.
Moon's Feed Btoro. Hoadquartors
for all kinds of Food and Flour.
A 9- rjmt ru.flus for 16 cents. Bco
lrt A Podue.
Hard wheat flour at the old prloo.
ficobort & Dodgo.
You can do bettor at the Bon Nuroho
All kinds of valley flour and hard
wheat flour, cheap at Moon's Foed
More.
There Is a factory al HtelnsohoBnau
In U iheuiU, where they make a oor-
tt-d deODStlTs pittary, la really oeau
tiful nhanas. ornamented with dealgna
In harmony with the lines and oolors
nf LiiHolilunt. HkhI art In notUry. M
KJtnuey, the Jeweler, will have a
special sale on lull pottery monuay
um Ult ao.
Springfield Notes.
The N.w..
J WBt wart la contemplating the
t!ie ersotlou of a large building on bin
on Main street.
The Booth-Kelly Co at this plat
areoalling for tusn. Brvrythlng here
lu the way of logging aud lumbering
la booming, and oonsriiusntly men are
needed.
O U Wclfe and Beth MoPhcrson have
purchased the Bob Dtvla property ou
Mil u Btroet, oooupled by J K Wll.ou
A (Jo's harness lu.isiog eslabllahmeul
and will Immediately remodel It. Tby
Intend to nut In a stook of Due to'
baoiiiti and oiiufeotlonerlM.
A H Nlokaraon, recently from Mlohl
i a.ii, will liegln at onus the oonaliuc
tlou of a uew bull ling adjoining the
property Juat oonipltttd on Main street
Tha 1 ulMlng will probably be oooupled
bv a millinery atore.
I A Public
i If A
vcraici
"Yourgoods are the newest and
best ami your prices the lowost"
Is the verdicU-not of twolve
lHmona, but of the general
public at large, who have
critically oxamiiiftd any part
of our store.
Not a Dissenting
Opinion!!!
That ia why we so confidently
bid for your trade. As we be
lieve one sain makes others,
once a customer always a friend.
On MONUAY we are piling
to offer our stock of Iteautiful Art
Tottery ut a reduction of er
cent or one third.
Kivular fl.S.' prices at .Ml
Uegular S'.'.U) prices at H.JUV
ltcgular fcl.tM prices at I'-'.OO
Kegular H.00 prices at .70
liiHinlnr f .'i.Wl prices at H Til
Keguliir fU.OU prices at fM.OO
etc olc.
As our good are all marked
in plain llgures you can
readily see the 'original
sellioi; price, which is about
half that uaiially asked by
art dealers in the larger
cities lor this class of
goods.
i
M R Janney
The Jeweler
9th st 9th st
Brevities
Remember the dance st I he armory
tonight.
Alf Dlllsrd played for a danoe at Co-
burg last night.
The floul date of Lester S Id Ming's
execution st Portland has been eet for
Msroh 27.
$220 were cleared by the echoola for
plolures at the art exhlldt. The pic-
turea were a great success.
A party of High rjohool boys accom
panlt-d by Prof A E Hneeden look a
arow-onuntry trip to Hpenoer's Butte
this morning.
Juoknonvill. Is to build an $8,000
brick tobool house to replace the wood
en structure which burned down sev
ers! weeks sgr.
Nioo Clucked Corn. All tho way
from Nebraska, 81 per buHliel. Hotter
for chickens than wheat. Moou'b
Feed Kloro.
Webster's bill repealing the law
which granted a rebate In the road
tax for the ue of wide tired wagous,
passed both houses of the 1 glslature.
Charles W Y.ung, a prominent
y-nng man of MoMiuuvllle, ohanoellor
ooinruauder of the Knights of Pythias,
uommitted tulolde Thursday motulug
by liking poison.
Fred donor, ami of J (J Coop.'r, of
Mo.Ylluuvill), Is making a reputation
na an artist lu Han Frauolsoo. Oregon
Is full of budding aitius who will sotno
day bloom Into prouiluenoe. All the
euvlroninsnU appial to the artMK
The Klrtt National Hank of Cottage
Grove makes a fins showing In Its last
report as to deposit-, nearly $127,000.
It does not loan uiuuti tu'iney ut home
though, loHir and discounts amounllug
to Iiot"$:i0,700. KwervB ageu'a Hold
$01,000 of Hie hank's resuurua".
It Is asld that local sports will have
thtop porlut it.v of wltuestlug a reai
sparring match at Ihel'srkernn next
Monday evening. The preliminary
even's betwseu local fighters will
precede a bout bitwenii P irker and
Kogers who vlilm to be upon the sci
ence i f the nr'.
Church Services.
F.plscopal Church. I). K. Lovor
Idge, rector. Services as usual. Sun
day School, 10 a. tu. Morning prayer
and sermon, ID a. in. Kveulug ser
vice, i:'M.
lii'.ptlst Church. II. A. (irven, paB
tor. v Service iib follows ou Sunday:
Sunday School at 10 a, nt. Sermon
by Kov. W. II. Latourette, of Mo
Mlnnvllle, at 11 a. in. Illblo Btudy
and praise servlco at 2::Wp. in. II. Y.
P. U. ineotlug a lli.'IO p. m. 8orimm
it 7 :'M. You are Invited to all tho ser
vices, aud will Iw made welcome.
Christian Church. J. B. McCallum
pastor. Services ut usual hours.
Morning subject, "Without Mope."
F.venlug subject, " KyciihoIchh" Kov.
... ... .. ....., , ., ,
muwiiiih urn ink mi, ween, oervicee
each night beginning at 7:110. You
are cortlially Invited to attend these
services .
Christ Inn Science, fill Willamette
Street,, room 2. Morning service,
Ua. in. Subject, "Christ Jceus."
Sunday School at 12 in. Wednesday
evening meeting, 7:110 p. in. The
public cordially Invited.
U. 11. Church. tieo. K. McDonald. I
astor. All the aervicra ut the!
usual hours. The pill. lie Is cordially
llivite.1.
First PrvsbytertMii. Chus. F.
WoiHlaltl, piistor. Snuihiy School nt
10 a. in. Morning service at 11 a. m.
Hubjet't, "Christ Ian Missions and
wometi of lion -Christ Ian lauds."
Christian Kudoavor, tt::W p. in. Kveu
lug srvlee, 7:30 p. m.
CLEARANCE
SALE
on Bovt'rul lines td "poixl
Bhoes in ordtr lo close
out Smo. exceptional
gootl bargain to those
who coino taily.
YORAN'S
SHOE STORK
5hoes5hoesrShoes.
Our immeiiBO stock of Men';, Iadiesi' and
Children's Shoes for Spring have Leon ar-
riving Ilia last few days and we are showing
'the newent styles direct 'from the Eastern
factories.
Ariston $3.50
Shoes for Ladies ar not
excelled anywhere.
Lewis A. Crossett fine shoes for. Men $3 to $5
in price. They are world-beaters. Come in
and look at them ,' ' .,
FRANK E. DUNNS
WOODMEN HOLD
A BIG MEETING
May Ist' the!' Big ! Lojt-Rolling
Dae Means Much to Eu
gene and the County.
The most outhusiustlo mooting ever
hold by tho Lane' County Woodmen
of tho Worid convened lu I. O. O. F.
hall lust night. It was composed of
tho uieiubora of Eugeiio Camp nud of
representatives from the other ton
cuuips ut. the county, . and wns the
culmination of the elf oris , made, for
some time past, to get the Woodinuu
of thin County "uuited in a joint
"log-ji)iliug.",Capt. John M. Will
iams haB boon tho loader in this move
ment., with Blute orguuizor, Cloo. K.
Hogors.
Mr. Ilogers visited Eugeuo ubout
six weokB ago. So highly was he Im
pressed with tho fraternal enthusiasm
of the Lane County "choppers" that
a representative of the Head Camp
was sent to Kugono. F. (1. Woodcock,
of Portland, 1b tho man. Invitations
wore sent to all Lauo County Camps
to sond representatives to a joint com
mittee mooting, which was held lust
night. Every Camp in tho County
was represented last night. The local
Camp outortained the visiting "chop
pora" at n banquet, after 'which tho
General Committee wont into execu-
tlvo sossiou.' tioneral Organizer
Kogers, presided over tho session.
Following 1b a list of tho delegutos
present :
- J. A. Uoborta, II. F. tlordou, E. 11.
Ooano, Springllold ; O. FI. Franklin,
(1. (iroenstreet, E. Hush, Wondling;
.1. A. Brooks., J tlillespio, II. J.
(ioddard, Waltorvlllo;' J. A. Nelson,
.1. A. Strausble, A. Cray, Thurston ;
T. W. Moorehead, A. J. Kaiser, C. P.
Houston, Junction City; W. K
Parsons, It. II. Parsons, R. T. Scott,
Croswoll; 11. C. Wheelor, J. C. Par
ker, P. L. ltrlstow, Pleasant Hill;
Amos Wllklns, V. E. Wilcox, J. E.
Koach, Coburgl H. W, Joucs,.I. C.
Humphrey, E. C. Hill, Jasper; Siunl.
Newcomb, A. L. liriggs, C. II.
Vandenberg, Cottage drove; dipt.
John M. Williams, J. K. Monroe, W
M.. Circuit, B. Foul, M. O. Fuller,
Eiigouo.
An auditing committee, nud one
on way und means was also selected.
Tho former cohhIhIs of L. O. Book-
witli, E. Whattaiu, W. W. Moore C.
11. Vaiideiibeig and V. It. (ioodmim,
and tho latter of Hon. (i. It. Crls
uiiin, E. C). Tobey and M. S. Barker.
Tho olllcors selmited for the County
log-rolling committee Is composed
of the following gentlemen: Capt.
John M. Wllinius, Eugene, president;
J. A. KobertB, Sprlllgtleld, First
Vice President ; II. W. Jones, Jasper,
Secoud Vice President; U. 11. Par
sons, Creswell, Thlnl Vice President;
J. E. Hoach, Colling, Treasurer;
F. ti. Woodcock, Portland
Secretary ;
J. A. Nelson, Thurston, Kurgeaut-nt-
orms. May 1st was selwtea as tne
date and Eugene as tho place for
holding the' demonstration. It was
decided to have at loasVjOOctindtdntos
for Initiation.
Tho Spi-lugtlcld delegation reports
that they have already taken 21 appli
cations, juid similar reports were
made by most of the other Camp
delegates. It promises to be an un
equalled frateriial demonstration.
Social Postponed.
TlieaiHNI advr'istHl to be glvsn by
thsUiyal Nilghonra Kill iO.h, hsa
been p"Siponrd till VVediiexNy elen
Ins-, March 4 b. Tli'tieis hrretofore
Isiusd are good for I lis I titer date.
SPECIAL
UV Mon'i I'htlcrwiMir,
Sttinplo Hno Wool t'ntU'rwMir,
t. (V yhIiuv fvr TkV
(Alove IUu piwilivMy 10 tny only. x
IMtU iliut rt.tU in Shoo, tv Ji.t
All iVV iH.ttK Vntvut MtMlU'itu, 4.V
All $1 botth-n Tntoiit Modlolm. IKV
A fow iritis ntitt riuls tu runt at
aUuit half prit.
A fiw Fhiiox lli!kt loft, nt hvtlmu
OaVtt.
H cans jitHnl Swtt Corn, 'iV
0 pkn. Uixto Qikvu or litvl 1UU
'1'oUtivo '
1 H. I'kj;. St-hiiUiiK's Host Coir( '.V
AX BILLY.
" AH n
Personals.
W H Lstuirette Is
Miunvllle.
C E RAborlspn was over frrmUuburg
ttil i morning.
- W a Uawley, of Lirane, waj a vlil
tor here today.
J W Bbumale-wat down fiom Wsl-
tervllle tiday.
'.'John tiOrtli U H'vlsltor fa Eugi ne
ttom Jacksonville.
W B U!ai, of Browntv lie, Is lu Eu-
gene on' busiues. - .
Mrs Lsura Harris returns 1 this af-.
t'irnno , from SkIciu.
ilarry Duubar was a pansonger to
Ctt'.age Orovo today.
8 inst .rs Kuykend'tll and B :o.li ru-
turnd fr.iin H.leui tody. Mrs Bjoth
auooinp tilled the siriiutor.
Hoo afnt Mrs T G Htudilcks l ave
M'luiuy fnr Newport to spend a few
d lys at tin ir sainmer coltsge.
H-irry Cirahaoi, VV ti C) l.liap, H A
Vlnoei t, E O Potter, J )hn K-lly, C rl
Wll lams, O A Hardy, Dr T W Harris
ant J W It iijtii were reluming pil
1r.un frmu balem toilay.
Mr a d Mrs F h Wllktns 1 It tl ia
afKrnoon fur beatil-j ufier niit'iidlug a
very pl-asanl week in ICueue nib
Mr Wiikius' parent, Mr aud Mia V
M WllhitH. They will vMit lu P.irt
1 ind before going on to eitttle.
MreTL Qiluer tils morning re
ceived wont tiat her bu-tiand, who
was recently the vlo:l n of an acoideut
in his sawmill at Ktlaiua, Waiti, bud
takeu a turn fur ttie wore in tbe Uood
Hsruaii"in lio-pifil at Purll in (I where
he has tieen umbr treatment. Sue
will leave In the hi t ilug f.irPurilmd
Noted Evangelist Coming.
Rev H K IVi.d eton, .f T-coino
Wash, wilt begin a fcei l?s of evangel
istlo ni'tliug" 1 1 the C'l.rl, ti .:i otiu oh
Monday eveuln which wiilcuiiinu
for in I lib llnlle time.
5a;;:'.'a''r.
S2'i--ls?fJ?l.5
BEV. K. PENDLETON.
Jtev Mr Pendl ton Is uow pnator of
'he f list t'hrlRiUu church of Tacnms,
vhrre ha been ttitlined for the nasi
three year. lie Is one of the
noted evaigelht In his deuomlns
'I. e, and no dmibt wl ' draw large
crowds tlnrlnir hh nnet!ng here, Hr
I- fie mo of P ivlil-nt W K Peiulle
ton i f Bbthsny l'oi.-g-, W Vs.
Case Dismissed.
Toe one atalnut Oils Brewnier, the
12-year old buy, win w arreste.t the
o hrntsy on a clm'ue of sleallt g tome
in Ui'y fiom W W Mi o:e, clerk of the
Wisidnian eiinp, has been dlamlsred
by Jutic WlntiTin i r. It afcm that
the action was ha-tlly tskeu and 10
proof or ih ihiv'- amlt w pnOuced.
Bi rlce tmlclit m me Hi tl!
church i-t 7 8;). Tlie puh'lo la cordis!,
ly I n v 1 1 d.
MisHlreud I.org was the fortlli atf
one In n curing i he set nf furs at K K
runn'a f. r having the tres est nutnli
o" n-.l lil.. ..
A Fresh
Lot. of
Lowney 5
Chocolates
at
Ycrington's tinth St.
Drug Store.
Iieie from Mc-
i Hardware
where all kinds
Tires.
Cass MaUock The Bicycle Man.
513 Willamette Street.
I'
L
HAS HER HUS
BAND ARRESTED
. c. r D.. i'
A. N. Scotftfin Cannot Practice,
Bigamy Any More Detained
on Charge of Adultery.
. ThesKjuel to the tift'slr as put lisbtd
last even u lu iheOuAKD oonoerning
the perli ly ol A N Scosgln, ui'iouiuiat
an I falihle-a bmhand, I- at hand.
SV hen M'S Heogni i was id Euone she
had a warrant tworn for the arreit
ofrtcigglu oj Hie charKB of adultery.
C-instablti Jack Binith wnt to
VVendlliig yesterday and reiu ned with
the man list nign'. A warraut was
Uo tuktn out lor the woman whose
Uiine Is Mm Clara V ldjr, a f irmer
realdeu'nf The Dalles, where Hooucin
and his wlie u-ed to livs In hsppi -nea.
Hi r charge is lend cohabitation
and sbs was taken Into custody list
uitht at BprlngBsld.
Thewhnljall-jir ruifls of the od,
. Id etory of faitblissuees, this time ou
1 he part ot the bu-tmud and Is rause
atlng to the txtreme. The wife still
hopes to breaK the ties bnwean these
orealures and wiu the old-:luie love of
U9r wortUles" spiue.
The psrties ste now In Jill and will
aims b-fore Juaiioe Wuuenueler the
fl.-st part of next wetk for preliuilusry
exinilnatloii.
SOCIAL REALM.
Mrs. C. K. Looinia this afternoon
entertiiined a nnniber of her lady ut
her homo on Knst Twelfth street.
They brought their fancy needlework
and amid the social intercourse plied
the useful needle with charming re
sults in drawn work, buttenburg und
fancy pillow tops. The hostess
provided light refreshments during
lite afternoon. The guests were:
Mesdnnies Agnes MeKlroy, Luuru
Harris, A. U. Kwectsvr, II. I. Shel
don, K. K. Dct'ou, Jos. Shnfer,
.lolin Ktriiuh, 11. t). Dellarr, S. P.
Sliuldeti, S. F. Kerns, L. ililyeu,
tieo. Kelly P. K. Suodgi-ass, Koh
weder, T. Jackson, F. CI. Voting, P. I.
Kust, Liiura lli-adley, Ci. t). Yoran, S.
M. Voruu, Murk Bailey, (1. 1).
l.inn. J. A. Straight, C. B. Will
oughliy V. K. Sciirboroiigh, Jlnry
tirillln, tieo. T. Hull, Sr., M. L.
Voik, Holit. Mc.Murphey, Win. Pres
ton, Charlotte Zielier, J. S. Maghul-
ery, Archie Liverniore, Miunio l i.tk
niun, W. Vu Loiighniiller, Mines
Kdilh Kerns, McCully, Amy Kelly,
Kato Kelly, Lilihie Voruu, Carrie
Hall.
In their beautiful studio parlors last
evening Mrs. C. 1,. Winter enter
tained the Sigma Nn Fraternity at
high five. A number of Univer
sity co-eds were among tho guests
and the evening missed wilh nime
Hum Ihe usual eiijoviuent at the
lui-tive games. In the contest
for points Miss llertliu Templetou
won first for llio ladies aud Win.
Chandler earned off the gentle
men's reward. The irm.sts .f Hi.,
veiling were: Mr. ami Mrs. J. S.
l.ui'key, Mr. ami Mrs. W. It. llff.
man. Mr. and Mrs. I.uke tiondrlch,
Mrs 1.. S. Locim. Mis,i It., HI,.,
1VmivI,.uii, l.ulu Holmes. F.lla
Doble. Alice liietheiliio. f.iiln l;,..
haw, Carrie Paine. F.thu Williams.
Carrie Benson. Marv Ihile. Dnlli,.
Allk.Miy, Uubv llenilrieka. M,.rv
iruy, Margnret Cunditf, Pirl Luckev.
Norma Hendricks. Virginia Clenve'r:
Messrs. Kirk Sheldon, IVfoi.
Sherk, Joseph 'IVmoletoii l!,w
I'lumnu-r, limner Watts, Claude
Wright, Clyde Payne, (ieorge Kyro,
Bay tiondrlch, Seth Kerrnn, Conibjii
iti, I.rnest Bi-an, Thoinus Haw-
tliorne, William Chiunller, and Dong
las laylor.
Elackberries in Febrcaij.
D B 1 akin, who runln at K0 K.i
Figl.th Ptreet, today ltiformd IK.
l-'i'Aeb'lai while he wM trlmniltg
'" "'"me n ti acKOerrle. on I i, in.
lie l ulled a lams nuiuUr m --u
li vtl .l twrri.s en the vines at -.i
a mm tvr of hi .m., Mr I lk)
-I h - tl . i I. ,r. 1. . . .... .
' " ins viu's a'
Clin -nit i hit it I. tenet' lug
nun. u.l f.ir Hi, m p, ikp, lo gri w a
thlit'uiHf w.r. It ,,,,,, w (up
tin n ii'lu . o' out wio'er..
and Sporting Goods J
Having rerently acldtd a coin plete line of HAH I) WARE and
Sl'OKTlNG GOODS to rny bicycle business in the Walton block
I invite you to call and examine the stock. Everything uew and
up-to date. ' -
The S 903 Bicycles
HavfraTiTved iMet-compIete repair shop jn tou t.
of repairing is done. A full
THOSE WHO PASSED
THE EXAMINATION
Lis' of ine Successful Applicants
, cates, ...
Following are Ihe names of those
who eucce Bfnlly imfsed.the teaohers'
leioi aununl t isnjlna lou held by
Acting fcchod Supermlendent Marliu
during t ie first- part nf ibis month
&lisMary Bown, of Eloiiro.jiiid JO
Peillj ibn, ofliTge'lirrreTHived the two
highest uversgea. Out of a o'.sss ot '42,
there were 85 who were aucoessful,
ahowlug a vtry g od class: - - - '
FIRST OK APE.
M fc. Norloii, Blacbley.
Eva M Ca?ebeer, Wallerviile.
Carrie A Hansen, Eugene,
(j N Audereon, Eugenr.
jMary Bown, Klmlra.
Elmer Jordan, Elmjra.
Di lphene Bown, Klmlra. ,
.! 0 Pet I J j din, Eugene.
E IlihT? MyTnTEtrpne:
TjUpIU BrrWstjr.Harrieburg.
., Msggie E Do ly, Eugeoe.
BKCOND ORADK.
Florla Bluok, Eugene.
Clara M Blsi, Eugene.
El as Farnhaui', Coburg.
Tlua A Humer, Eugene.
Kalth Johnson, Cr'swe.l
Ruby Bjut:bman, Plsassnt Hdl.
ti.mevi ve Howe, Creawell
Auua D How, Creswill.
0 a 8t John, Eugene
Wirah A Whitney, June.
Mury Horn, Eugene.
b' Pearl Forri-, (Jo-lien.
TlliRuaBADK.
fli rpla Psrkfr, CreeweP.
'A dsMiQlpe , 0 i" giUrov.
t-til a M Oeeu, Ivisiu.
Msrgr t A rjtewnr', Eugene.
MyrB Huston, Long Tom,
1 ui 1 1 laws!!, Eugene.
Myr 1.- .vt.d'teen, Eugene.
1 renci Msiqubs, Eug-U'.
Antiu Thttrslon, Eugene.
M'liule Comer. Juni ion Cl'y.
W J Scbare , Creswell.
Alma Hi I mat1, Eugene.
o
good hen
Does business every
day and lets you know
o
o
fi
o
When She
You know
Cull at our etore nud
Investigate this proposition.
IOWA GROCERY COMPANY.
Successors
& ass e&s -
r
7f
a spring wash goods J
U e havo put on sale our first gliipmont of
N'rina Stflis in Grenacliiiu-i, OrcamliiH.
I'umties, (iinliams and all the ilelieate
weaves in tilk and linen.
We are also showing our complete line of
Shirt Waists, Silk Waistings,
Plaio and Changeable Silk Taffeta,
The soft guaranteed quality.
vvr'IJAalie "eH r'asvue iu Bhowing'ycu our
NhW GOulJrs.
Tolmie &. Traver
lino of iiieycle Sundii,-'
I
Unr?ersi!y societies.
ineu-usi merary ....ciety rneM,
were held l,at evening. n.h , "
gian. gave the folio v01j pt'. '
K-cltatlon, B Wealberly
Uuitarduer, Han villa auu' R
Bsoitstlon, ti H Bililngp,
''.Extemporaneous addrea,' j,h,
Haudsaker. ' 01 '
Current Events, E Jieper.
DhnlM ir?acl 1 r.
ship subsidies abould be eslaWUh,
tbe United utatr- DMI,f
I.ADBEAN.
At tne Laurenn hall the follW,J
Prepared addrese, 0 K Uld. "
Poem, Roy CJIsss.
Escltatlpu,' Newell.
Current Evi nts, H l.atourelt,
Extemporaueous address, J Ls.a..
A Gar Load Today.
There was almost a oriod of wor'.
who-aotu-a the.tralu At Eugenejiii;iJ
wiu iud uurui. .inaoy of ihe tNl
vieuurs irom naiem but tbe mrj'rlyl
Biiaiig-rs arriving from lf,
VMl ou tbi crt.H ottiio iinuilguij
wave, i us reai e-tate mn hsv tti.i
hands full. The exira car wsi dn ppl(j I
on nere rmp-.y,
) IJou't forget that -Moon's l"eed Slort I
is the place to buy chicken supplier
cheap.
J. W. KAYS rURITU; CO
Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Henderson, Undertaken j
and Embalmers. Cor. Will and 7th I
Go To
MORROW
For your Plumbing, and Sheet Iroi I
work. Good work at a rcasonalk I
price. Wo carry a complete line o( I
Bath Tubs, Sinks, Pumps, Iron Pipe. I
Slioet 1 rou Work. etc. I'houe Black
1221. No. 480 Willamette Street.
In this B,ire of the world
ovcry protrret:siv( nierrhaiit
advertises his business. The
(uentiou nrises "How is the
best way to do it?" We bare
hit upon a plan tlmt is iww
hiuI novel tho money we
ppeml going directly to our
pHtrons.
Wo hnvo gocurefhi I;
it. 2!Th ' y'K
utions, which wo intend giv
ing away to our customers.
Doesn't Cackle
there's nothing doing.
9
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to J. L. Page.
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