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IN THE FOG
BY
Richard Harding Davis.
COPYRIGHT. 1901. BY ROBERT HOWARD RUSSEt.
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"ami it .-true;
about b London f'j;. 1 was lost iu one lor thru?
CHAPTER 111 (Continued.)
1.00K!' he cried. 'Do von see ( Here nre live letters, torn
across in two places. The Russian did not stop to read them, for, n.
you see, he has left thorn still sealed. I have been wrong, He did
"not return for the letters. He could not have known their value. Ho
must have returned for some other reason, and, as lie was leaving, saw
the letterbox, and taking out the letters, held them together so mid
tore thrni twice across, and then, as the nre hud gone out, tossed them
into this basket. Look!' he.criod, 'here in the tipper comer of tlii
piece i- a Russian stamp, llus is his own letter unopened !'
e examined the luissutn stain
to! the American soothin-.
ph t for a Morv. 1 mean his unexpected return
t:'1' l'i. niul the probable disappointment of the y.mnp.T
"'r'OOl had deeidcl that the P.mi;;.T brother hud I ..-tier ivotr
r the o'.der one. The lVotoo 'ieliv 1 inv..nt,.l nut nf ., ,.l...,r
lhe I did ii, -.t have to invent. Since lat niuht 1 know all that.
there b, to know
hours.''
The Baronet turned primly upon thb Queen's Messenger.
"But this gentleman," ho protested, ''he is not a writer of short
stories; he is a member of the Foreign Office. I have often seen him
m W hitehall, and, according to him, the Princess Zichy is not an in
vention. He says she is very well known, that she tried to rob him."
The servant of the Foreign Office looked unhappily at the Cabinet
Minister, and puffed nervously on his cigar.
''It's true, Sir Andrew, that I nm a Queen's Messenger," he said
appealinglv, ''ami a Russian woman once did try to rob a Queen's Mes
senger iu a railway carriage only it did not happen to me, but to a
pal of mine. The only Russian princess I ever knew called herself
ZabrisUy. You may have seen her. She used to do a dive from the
roof of the Atpuirium."
Sir Andrew, with a snort of indignation, fronted the young Solici
tor. "An i I suppose yours was a cock-and-bull story, too," he said. "Of
oourse, it must have been, since Lord Chetnev is not dead. But don't
Ai
A n
1 kit
he
ed 1,1
"what was the
object of your
,'t wan to keep
' the o r retorted. "0:r
opei. iHte.ro of many nii.'i iw ,:' the people's
hip. In a word, we Qive U n working to-
ill'.: the Navy luereax.' lhil."
with brilliant color, lii-i hodv shook
ort'ov on
von i r.'iu ailvv;'! r : t i
lU"9ev upon 111- 1-. bi.t; !e-hij'-get'ier
t' provei.t you from p.1
Sir Atidrvw' face I loonu
with suppoM'd emotion.
"My vicar sir!" lie cried, ''you should spend more time at tho
House and less at your Club. Tho Navy Hill was brought up on it
third reading at eight o'clock this evening. 1 spoke for three hours
in its favor. My only reason for wishing to return again to the House
tonight was to sup on the terrace with my old friend, Admiral
Simons; for my work at the Houso was oompleted tiva hours ago,
when the Navy Increase Hill was passed by an overwhelming major
ity." The Haronet roso and bowed. "I havo to thank vou, sir," ho said,
"for a most interesting evening."
The American shoved the wine card which Joseph had giveu Liu.
toward the gentleman with the black pearl.
"You Hgti it," lie said.
'I'M K Kn.
Hcptiron Pills
Ti'i-i!,. t!i. Mood, ffvet nerve Midbrain
ton.' I he .-!"Hi:i('li, iml (hm'tiL-On, jjivw
ii.t -.- r.v. i ,r. Vi. i..rtiia(f-
Hood's
Pills ""' ivrr Bud
Itoweia, euro
bilionsneas, ron.ntntiitm.
morning itiut airk Itciidachp, break nj
mldii, relieve nncomfortahli Inline,
alter diliaer. Pmnleaa cathartic 25c.
C. 1. UOl'D CO.. Lo.ll )..
i mid lotind it had been cancelled
it St. Petersburg four days ago. The back of the envelope bore the i te" me" 'ie protested, "that you are not Cliudleigh's son either."
postmark of the branch station in upper Sloaue Street, and was dated j "I'm sorry." said the youngest member, smiling in some embarrass
this morning. The envelope was of official blue paper and we had no
difficulty in finding the two-other parts of it. Wo drew the torn pieces
of the letter from them iir.d j incd them together side by side. There
were but two lines of writing, and this was the message: 'I leave Pe
tersburg on the night train, and I shall sec you at Trevor Terrace after
dinner Tuesday evening.'
"'That was last night!' Lyle cried. 'Ho arrived twelve hours
fahcad of his letter but it came in time it came in time to hang
kirn""'
ment, "but my muiie, is not Chudleigh. I assure you, though, that I
know the family very well, and that I nm on very good terms with
them."
"You should bo !" exclaimed tho Ihironet ; "and, judging from tho
liberties you take with the Chetneys, you had better bo on very good
terms with them, too."
The young man leaned back and glanced toward tho servants at
the far end of the room.
"It has been so long since I have boon iu the Club," ho said, "that I
j doubt if even tho waiters remember inc. Perhaps Joseph may," lie
What was tho ', n''P(l- "Joseph !" he called, and at the word a servant stepped brisk-
; The Baronet struck the table with his hand.
! "The name !" he demanded. "How was it signed ?
man's name?" I V forward.
The young Solicitor rose to his feet and, leaning forward, stretched I T1,e voun!-r '" Pointed to tho stuffed head of a great lion which
'out his arm. "There was no name," he cried. "The letter was signed ' WUP suspcmle.i ah vo tlio fireplace.
with only two initials. Hut engraved at the top of the sheet was the ' "J' "I'll." he ; .id. "1 want you to tell theso gentlemen who shot
man's address. That address was 'The American F.mbassv, St. Peters- 1 111,11 " " 1'ntc.i it to tho (..rill (
him:. Bureau of the Xaval Attache.' ami the initials." he shouted. Vis I J'1'!'". unused to acting as master of ceremonies to members of
voice risimr into an exultant and bitter crv. "were f.hnso of tho cootie- . ''ie tlub, shift)
man who sits opposite who told us that he was the first to find the ituir-
'TYI'IIOIH SI'INKS"
i;i:iicki) itot'M) Tim1 n vri-s
I t llltlSTMAS AMI NKYV VKAItS
Kver body know what a .'Olor se
ries of miserable aft-T effe.'U are npl
to follow a spell of typhoid fiver.
Not every one knows thttt this U ov
tin; to u chronic eon,llilou of woak-
t,..o Itt t It.. ui,h,,il phlimtK ,iii,t Inenl
cent rnct urea of spln:il llmonentB nml ",llv '!,,,s- ,
n,iw,.li,4 '1'hi, nuteiiitiittw r the onlv 1 ti . l.l.r, I I I'.
ptiyslclans who seem nwaro of ttiesej
Tor the nhuve oecio'lons tleki'ts
will lie hoM lornlly at one unil one
third faro for the room! trip, on aale
December 8, :to, SI, unit
.lanunry 1st. KI mil relurii limit Jan-
Aaent.
Act on
J HOOD J
Useful
j Christmas
Presents
tWIOll S.UIU
John M. V, I!xin, upcH'r to W
K. Motldy. All woii.l Hitwtnl to KtiK.
Kr prompt servtci phone Itlack
3312. Ht'Hldcncp, 2C7 High strfnt. if
('nnl1nn wooi1rv.'
mullltonM. and who dli;ius ami
trent tho aluiorauiUls as a ilisttnrt
tmiliuly. Yi't thi'ro aro unniiHiakattlt'
ovltliMicog of the "typhohl spine"
wtH'kj ami months after tho pattcnt
haa apparently rerovereil from his fo
ver, and tho evidence nrt as consptc
ous to the tratin'.l (Ha;nostlcian i the
rlhs In a put lent 'a rhent, I'sniilly
thero Is a weakiuMS ami 8ih;k1K biirk
wnnl in the lower nurt of the Hiilne
:nul thero Is an nnniUtakablo "feel" Heated proposaU will 1m rorrtvod
to the (linmiiMtirl n f contract I. m ' hy tho eommnit rounrll of tho city of
ami roim.'stlon in lUnmentH nml ' KiiKeiio until T:'M) nVlook p. m. of
mnsrh-s. The effects or this con.ltlon ' Junnary tith. l!)nK, nt which time at
me to rreitte new wcakm." in theitho ronncll chamber In Hnlil city Hiild
I
r
I
m... i r j .
may uc luuuu ill uur siurc. g
A suit of Michael, Stern I
Clothes w c arc sole
agents in Eugene.
I
111 IIS Mill UATIsIt
(IOXDM SOI.IC1THI)
liece of paper which he Fcanned eagerlv. The message on tho paper
'The licht over the Commons is out. The House has risen."
lere J bodies, the Xaval Attache to Itussin, Lieutenant Sears!"
strained and awful hush followed the Solicitor's words, which
fceemed to vibrato like a twanging bowstring that had just hurled its
-bolt. Sir Andrew, pale and staring, drew away with an exclamation
if ropinsion. His eyes were fastened upon the Xaval Attache with
fascinated horror. But the American emitted a sigh of great con
sent, and sank comfortably into the arms of his chair, lie clapped his
Jiands softly together.
"Capital I" he murmured. "I give yon my word I never guessed
what you werp driving at. You fooled me, I'll be hanged if yon
jdiJn't yu certainly fooled me."
I The man with the pearl str.d leaned forward with a nervous ges
ture. '"Hush! be careful!" he whispered. But nt that instant, for
tlie third time, a servant, hastening through the room, handed him a
jiioee o
tread, "'
i "Hurrah !"' he cried. "The House is up! We've won!" He
aught up his glass, and slapped the Naval Attache violently upon the
hnulder. lie nodded joyously at him, at the Solicitor, and at the
... Jueen's Messenger. "Gentlemen, to you !" lie cried ; "my thanks and
py congratulations!" He drank deep from his glass, and breathed
orth a long sigh of satisfaction and relief.
But I say," protested the Queen's Messenger, shaking his finger
lolentlv at the Solicitor, "that storv won't do. You didn't play fair
nd and you talked so fast I couldn't make out what it was all
taut. I'll bet you that evidence wouldn't hold in a court of law
p'"U couldn't hang a eat on such evidence. Your story is condemned
"Mi'.mv-rot. Xow niv storv might have happened, my story bore tlie
.i:rk "
In the joy of creation the story-tellers had forgotten their audi-
"'?. until a sudden exclamation from Sir Andrew canned them to turn
tilv trm-nrd l.iin. "ITU face whs knit with lines of anger, doubt,
juid amazement.
"What does this mean ?" he cried. 'Is this a jest, or are you mail ?
yon know this man is a murderer, why is he nt Urge! Is this a
fittie you have been playing! Explain your.-olves at or.ee. Wha!
'' u mean f"
The American, with first a glance at the others, rose and bowed
Jurteouslv.
"I am not a murderer, Sir Andrew, believe me," he said ; "you ?,eed
f "t lie alarmed. As a matter of fact, at this moment I am much more
tfraid of you than vou could possibly ! of me. I lg you please to
to in,!,,! . T . " ... n .1;rcnipt We llSVC lOen
f - "uirill. 1 aSAtire Oll, -we lll, n,
Paati'liino .1,.. .11 r.n.i..inlitnr thst we aro tieople we are not,
"desvoritiR to entertuin you with Ix-tter detwtive tales than, for in-
aiice, the lust one rn r,.rl, 'The Great Hand liobbery.' "
The Baronet brushed his hand nervously aer.s his forehead.
' Ho you mean to tell me," l.e e xclaimed, "that rcn- of thi ban
nr-ned i That Iird Chetnev is not dead, that bis Sdieitor did not
:'l letter of yoitn written from your j-.M in lN-t.-r-br.rg. and tha-:-t
ti er. r-l,pn l,n e),..r.r,.,l v.,11 with mun'.er, l.e w.i i:i j"-t f
nervously from one foot to tho other.
"Why, you you did," he stammered.
"Of course I did !" exclaimed the young man. "I mean, what ia
the name of the man who shot it ? Toll tho gentlemen who I nm.
They wouldn't believe me."
"Who are you, my lord?" said Joseph. "You aro Lord Ednm'a
son, the Earl of Chetnev."
I "You must admit," sai 1 Lord Chetney, when the noiso had died
away, "that I couldn't remain dead while my little brother was ac
cused of murder. I had to do something. Family prido demanded
functions of the luiily or ex:o;K,'rali'
old weaknesses already exist. I'll
tlents frefiuently run Into pneumonia
unit ttihcrculoHiK from thin physical
handicap, anil thorn ts likelihood of
conllnuod depletion and lowered vl
Cilllv. makliiK tho hallcet lluhle to
cuuncll will open and ronslder such
proposals for the purchase of the
whole or any part of an Issue of
Clio). mill wnler hotels of salil city.
These heads will he Issued In denom
inations of Slue (, 1 1 Olio, will he
payahln principal nnd Interest In Kold
attack from almost any kind of ills- coin, will hear dam January 1st
ease. There la no treatment hut os- Itios, will ho dim J o. alary 1st. la4K.
teopathy for the "typhoid Bplne." wllh all option In the city to pay the
and this trcntmnit adjusts the dlsor- samn or miy thereof on liny Interest
dered tissues nnd restores fliinnliiR day mitn"qiiciu to Jti unary 1st. 1 lll!2.
health and vitality with the preclHlon and will li-nr Intercut at the
of skllfull nice h miles. Many persona rnto of 5 per lent per annum,
with this sort of truiihle nre t-haiiKliiK payahln aem'-aiiimally. These honds
clliuiite for weak luintx, and other nf- aro Issued and r authority ot i:t ct
flleilons could stay at home and Kd of tho l"lslallve nannmlily of the
well reasonnhly quick If they only ulato of Orcitjii. eatlllcd, "An net to
got their spines adjusted. ; niliicnrporalo the city of Kimono nnd
.Nolo l' or mor spuctiic iiitornin-i in repeni nu scis n ou pnrn oi iicm in
Hon seo the Osteopath.
I)U. II. I.. HTTni.UY Osteopathic
physician. Oflces over (MianilitiriT
store, 5 IS Wlllamello Hlreet.
I'hono Black Kli;. Coasullnllon
tree, ltesldence, 734 Ferry atreut.
IMionu Ited 3 I ST.
si i'.i i n, iti:iu i:i iiati:s
TO SI)l Tlli:U CAI.II-OHMA
I On s ic nt our lornl ticket office
jloie:ial f'rsl-clasa round trip tickets
i to I.e. Au-lea mid return. S 5 r. .
i:.!-.r. n tin, II i.f ulvl
,,,,.,oli.- ,.,i,l ,(.v,r. lire allowed i
lii either dlrecilnr..
A. .1. (lll.l.KTTi:.
A Kent 8. 1. (.'ll.
conflict hemwlth," filed In the office
of tho Becnitiiry of slato Kohriinry
1 H t ll, 1 fi nr., an nntenileil hy the lultln-
tlvo hill filed In the ul'llro of tho rn
conler of anld city July 1st, 11107.
nnd approved hy th" votrn of anid
city at an election held Orlohor 14.
1 WO 7 . K'urthor Information "111 he
furnished on nppllcatliin to Him tin
deralKiied. The common council re
aervea llio rlKht to reject uuy nml all
hlda.
KiiKcno, Octoher 2X, liili7.
ll. K. DOUItm.
itiicorder.
Neckwear,
Shirts,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Underwear,
Handkerchiefs,
Bath Robes
Everything in Furnishings
that a gentleman needs.
Don't waste your money
on foolish Christmas
Presents. Buy some
thing that is useful and
will be appreciated.
OUR PRICES
ARC RICH T
ED. HANSON
8 East. 9th street
Eugene, Oregon
Nutlet, fur rutitfc.itlon
United Htima l.aml Office.
UoaehurK, Or.. Oct. S3, 11107.
N'otlcn la lieroliv vlven that In rmn-
i:A.MlATi.iS piinneo with tho provlnlona of thti act
of ronKTftaa of June K, 1K7H, pntl-
". ide 1 1 no 1 ox u in 1 o a -!
pill. lie Hi'llooln will hu
I r in really vcrv sorry," said ti e Attn i
tod have f .niul a letter written 1 .". v."
"'T l-en in i'eti"-i,-.:r.'. I i- '
:. I'e,.
ur- h
ir. I,.-
vBU'C
! do of ,;v own routitry.
'-f '( shi' Morl-s. And t-t
: ' 'i ' ro fond of ,. VTtiv.' -
1 v"'t one i f t-tv own- t e I
J I. r I .( '!.! tiiey i- a r ..
; !. did go to Africa t-.v . :'.
'-', end !:i t,rotl;rr. l..-r 1
J'" ' aett.c v did return. I
I
to1
nt: iiRitH'Ki y ins kxkks in:nHK rut: hkki'Lack."
it. Now, Arthur, n tlie younger brother, can't afford to be WUeam
i.ih, but personally 1 should hate to have a brother of mino hanged
for murder."
'yon certainly showed no sernplei against hanging mo," said tho
American, ''but in the faci of your evidence I admit my guilt, and I
sentence myself to pay the full penalty of the law us wo aro made, to
pav it in mr own country. Tho order of this court is," he announced,
"that Joseph shall bring too a wine-card, and that I sigu it for fivo bot
tles of the Club's be-"t champagne."
"Oh, no!'' prole-ted the man with the pearl stud, "it i not for you
to sign it. In my ('pinion it is Sir Andrew who should pay tho coats.
It i-i time vou knew," he said, turning to that gentleman, "that nnron
ci,,uv von have l- ii tl.e victim of what I may call a patriotic con-
pira'-v. Thee ',rii- have hie! a more rriou purpoiw than merely
to utii'i-e. Tl.cv liive l-cti t'dd with tl.e worthy hject of detaining
vou fr'.io tlo H "is-c of 'iiium".'!!. I tnu-t j. 'h.ii to you, that ni!
t!.r..ULd. t:.i- -
I Ioph f r I
I Ik !!
.Ii'ioom j ll'l. 1; I.
fill! I I. I
June 11, 12.
Tiiichcr who have pupils ready
for the examination should not'.'y
me of Hie jiiiiuImt of (luc.itlons want
eil and i!o- rauie of ihe perion ap
pointed In cotidnct the examination nt
leant I ' day hefiire llle date lor
w hich the nip wtloiiw are wanted.
W. II. 1)11. 1. Aid),
('utility Kiiiu'ilntendcnt.
f lU'-MlT A I,' WOIIKS
The Ciieinlinl Worka offeri from
thl day I0 per tun auit raali for
hone, delivered.
To our riiMlomem, whll" we have
heen it, layed w llh our ituieljlnery, we , Harbour, of Wal'on. Orea
will any It la In Kood shape now nnd j it, Hulhcrlnnd of Walton
we are ii hie to till nil oruera hi
moment's not Ice.
KI'fiKNK CIII'.MK'AI, WOKKH.
Ji
lied "An act for the aula of Umber
I n ml a In the inn tea of California, Or
eKon, Nnvuda and W'lmhliiKtnn terri
tory," aa (ixtelided to nil the puhllr
laud atatea hy uct oi Att'iiiit 4, IH'I,
WllllHin II. Pierce, of Wallnii. coun
ly nf Lane. Riule or Orcuoti, filed In
thla office hla aworn atiileeinnt No.
sr,s7 for tho piircl aa of the NIIV,
of aoc. l!(i, (p. 1 rt. ranai s
weal, Wlllametie Meridian, and will
offer proof lo ahow thai iho lnnd
aoiiKht la morn valuable for Its tim
ber or alone than for iiKrlciilturnl
jiurpoai-H and to eilabllrh her claim
to anld land before 'A'. W. Calklna,
ptirpoaca and lo titrlllh hla claim
ICiiKunn, Oretion, (,ti Ttienda, tho 7th
day of Jnniui-y, I litis.
Ho nam i as wllncwea: W. T. flul-
ley, of Meadow, Orcc.ou; Aaron C.
Jiirvla
Ort'Kon
H AT'H
voalh ilottiv In avurl h ilfilntr Kfll
you wlnh lo he rnri'd of rhftimntlnfii.
um- i(nari nnow i.irntiif'ii anu i
will lo wl rurcrl ' A imjIv!
enr for uprBlnn, rifii ra Ikh , tinilN,'
ront r art nniH' Ic and Mil (ho III
that fN-Kh Ik h-lr to. A. (J. M. Wll-1
IIhhih, NavM(itn, Tmihh, writ-
Wllllnm Huthcrland, uf Wallon, Orn-
Anr and nit pcrton rlnlmfnn nd
verwly th hdH dffKTlhfd iHnd nre
rcijuentAd to flln llnlr rial inn In thin
office on or bitforo tuld 7tn duy of
Jnnunry. ISOH.
IM HKNJAHiN 1. K00Y.
Keglttar.
Nnnttitr-M.
In th Jiifltlr Court, KjRcni .fmtlre
IKHtrlti. I, line f'otiniy, Hlatn
if fl.a.i.1,
I ....
1 tL.ixrtt, T Hall U IMutnllff
..-,.,1 Un..u I Inlii.onl fur itiraln. I n' '
id ankl.- nnd It Kvw tint the l-t of ' j K (ndhn-w.' IWndant.
I aiwnyH mtj, u hi iii.Ti. j i,- 1 ir. ,1 , r . th H,vi. nmnerl
fiii lifnct lull
hoti' '
Hold by Linn fruK Ctiminy
A itAiti: i n Si k
(iffhwrd nnd K"i 1 huililuu'
air-. Kour nitl- frfirn fi'--
I i't , K''l fi h"dIK Hfi'l IH-lKTiIt'irMonfl
i Kii'inlri i.' Mi" Hril.fH-ld
rti'fimdun'
In th hKmp of f hi :tr nt OrPRon
yftii urn hfrfhr K'ni'-iMiii'd and re
riulri'd lo tt)iM:ir In khM 1 ii it U- rourt
ti.p fiiiena I irtVia III it rll I arm
I have a farm of 1(7 rre, to .ell; i HlMlp ,)f ,,.. ., r t.frn
,t, ,re Ii, cultivation. 30 a. Tea p.- .,.,, (r h rt.,, ,)f ,,. ,r
lure; II acre, timber; horhea, rowa. ,!!,.,,,, r ,,,,, ,.,,,,, d ,n.
ho., tlii'leli., waxom. farm l.'itple. ,f hn ri,mIll,, f ,,, pimf
in. -i.ia; or-hard nnd K"" I bu 1 1 d tin- , (,, ,h,.r,.. A . ,) tr v,i fill to ap.
"' per air.-. r.eir iniii-a ir,,. ,- Knii r,,P .. ,,,,! nt he
llllllllt'ff l-lll tr'V- ncnlnit
you for ibe -urn f ?ill and c.Mtx
rtiTincfOl'l, (ir
If
;i. intr-i--:i''i;-
l;..i
1 t
At.
f.r v.i
O O
-t i:i
j I have I .vi'a tt rvat.t wititit.c iu 'I rafalfar Spinre
! r'.hi: Ii." v.ord a r..n f the ii;r!.t over the Iloii-e
...'I t'i bi ru. Tl.e lijht is no", out, and tl.e olj;ct
t ,. o
: i- t!aiite..
.. ! l.'ti!y it tlie toan villi ti.e black jxarl, and
v ;(.!'. The -roi'.i di'.i x ar J from LU lijn, and
r'.-i 1 l ',2 lio-i.
-r:i a:.d
CASTOHiA
Fur Iiilanta ' .. .1 v."..e. (n.
TtlB RiftJ Yjl' '
I;i.iri tuQ
i and dlh
I orderi .1 I t" t'o
l Km., in '. . f i ' '
ie.le J ok' 1. f. to i,
I H'th, l!ll)7. IS-, a,.,
' on you bv ,ii''V., :," .
' (luard, a n -w-e. j, r
latlon piibll-tod (
ty tor alt r nt-cct'-I
Tim dal .if !o. ro
thla iti-i'f oea Ii ('
, IiOHItlH t. y,y
. ' 'i Tl. ll l
v. iV llryon.
, f,,r i:.i.
:. t.,t d Octob'T
" .t iii be fei vi-fl
r in IVe lui:"tu'
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lv In mi hi co a n
ncka. I' tUiliall m of
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YATES & SON
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
SAM SHAMAN
Junk Dealer
Highest Price paid for
HIDES, WOOL, PELTS,
OLD RUBBER.
SACKS, SCRAP IRON,
METALS and RAGS
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Sect i 6 Hand Goods
542 Olive Strert
Phone, Red 557 1 Eugene, Ore.
Munroe'i Second Hand Sior
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Call nd compare quality
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S.E. Stevens
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Leave orders at Ellen Piano House
Phone Miin 41
Residence (38 West 12th street
Residence Phone Red 771
Attorney f r l'l.uiu.;!
T5o ESMOND HOTEL
OSCAR ANDHPSON, Mgr.
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Wc, 75c, 11.00, J I. SO, 12.00
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Front and Morrison St.
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