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EUGENE, OREGON
M. S. HUBBLE PASSES
TO GREAT BEYOND
HUSBAND MADE HER
WORK IN FIELDS
WKMj-KNOWX DRAYMAX EX- MRS. AMANDA HIXSOX SUES
riRKS AFTER EIGHT MONTHS, JACK HIXSOX FOR DIVORCE
OK SUFFERING FUNERAL FRI-I ALLEGING EXTREME CRUEL.
DAY. I TY.
AUTOMOBILE
FOR HIRE
Five passenger car (or hire
ny time day or night
GOOD DRIVER
CALL BLACK 1231
MadameDean's
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FEMALE lILLOi
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ftittrrtt or Mkih'v lWruiiltl. Hrnl irw
1.t for ft lir.Hv V til watt Itu-ni
m Irul. t Ik tut fur wln-n Mtovnt.
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ilitiKttt (Un uoi trnwitirtu ariid your
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11110 kiDICil CO., Ill M, llloiHf, n.
HALL (& SHUMWAY
Sold in Eugcnt by W. L. DLano
Julius
Goldsmith
! M. S. Hubble, tho well-known Eu
gene drayman, after an eight months'
1 illness rrom tuberculosis of the spine,
died at his home on Olive street be
tween West Fifth and West Sixth
this morning at one o'clock. The
funeral will be held at the residence
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
services to be conducted by Rev. O.
C. Wright, pastor of the Baptist
church. Tho Eagles will have charge
'of the services at the grave In the I.
O. O. F. cemetery.
Monroe Smith Hubble was born nt
Stanford, Lincoln county, Kentucky,
Dec. 30. 1S5S. He was united in
marriage on hln 31st birthday, Dec.
30. 1S78. to Moss Emma Moss, of
Winchester. 111. From this union
five children were horn. Thev moved
to Eugene In tho year 1SSS and thev
had been here only nlno months
when Mrs. Hubble, and two sons
were drowned In tho l'nt,...,..
river near this city. This occurred
on June 30, 1SS9. On June 24. 1S93.
Mr. Hubble was united In marriage
to Miss Minnie Farrow, of Eugene,
who still survives him with hi
daughters. Mrs. Arthur Merrill of
Speer. 111., Miss Cecil Hubble and
Mrs. James Grant, of Portland.
Deceased was a man of genial dis
position and had hosts of friends.
He was In the transfer business here
for several years until he was taken
eigiu mourns ago and troni that
time he was never able to work. He
Ulllierweni three nirefcnl nn,,.,,,!
illirlni! his Illness nn.l i.nt
months in St. Vincent's hospital i;
Portland, being brought homo ..i.u u
short time ago He was a member
of Eugene Aerie No. 27n, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, and of the Sons of
eterans.
Dumbing ami fVwrr Work. j
Aleo general Jobbing In tin and
heet Iron work. Iron work promptly
attended to.
tarry a run line or plumbing rutu-e. F.fteenth and Oik Sts. Phone
Phooe lllack 1371. 7tli and Onk StI Rtc 451 1 . Eugene. On. goo.
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert housemover
Movei anything. Twenty-liv
ye an txfctirricc. r cjierr.ee. E
A. C. MATHEWS
General Teaming
Concrete, Gravel, Building
Sand and good excavation
earth tor sale
Phone Black 2811
or call at 345 W 4th
Mrs. Amanda Hlxson today began
suit In the circuit court against her
husband. Jack Hixson, for divorce,
charging cruel and Inhuman treat
ment. She alleges that at one time
he destroved their ninrri..a .n.Hri
Icate by burning It. thnt at various
mm numerous times ne cursed her
and called her vile and indecent
names, falsely accused her of being
unchaste and unfaithful to him, but
the worst of nil Is, so she alleges,
that he compelled her to work In the
hay and harvest field, while she was
in a delicate condition, compelling
her to shock hay and bundles of
grain and to do other hard work,
causing her great physical suffering
Impairing her health and endanger
ing her life.
In her complaint Mrs. Hixon says
..... .ne iiuuneu at Koseuurg on
May 3, 1S92, and thev have three
minor children, William Lester, aged
I-; Clifford, auert s i'..,u..
I aged ti. She asks for the cnstnrtv Af
the last named. J. C. Johnson Is at
torney for the plaintiff.
i DIED
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At the Eugene General Hospital
'Tuesday. Sept. 14. lHOs Erblue
U.ronsbeck. aged 1.", years, from tuh
(emilosis. He was the son of Mr
.i.iii .Mrs. navid (irousberk of
rVswenbrr were ,ak
of an operation for appendicitis. She
OREGON VALLEY LAND I
ThA following letter wan raratvojl n4a.' k ll. A.l
Zimmerman & Rtifh vhn A.nl..Din i . .'.j
" -o I " mi v mmuoito agcius IUI me i4ua
land or Southern Oregon. Many people are sleeping, because q
meats luiiua Lull I: II hh n in nn trnnn -i nav oro twnnii anA unnn
cures one of them for you. Six thousand farms were sold In
last month. Come to our office, No. 22 West 8th Street it
oomnlete rpnnrt nt thom
- , w. bi.ui... no qio ciiuuift ill sc.cu iiuua. .
Read the following letter carefully and come in and seeusbti
J was a popular
young lady of hi.-
COTV FKKD.
Alfalfa meal. At Ta!',o7's. Tenth
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
1521.
w ki.l ntcn.Mxo
Oet your wells drilled by ola and
experleneed well-drillers.
I'none Ked 4S73. tf
Singer Sewng .a,-nlne Compktir,
Sl! Willamette street, phone lied
14U.
SKE.IUKU HITTOV
For ,.ur a,-, ,,-n: and health In
nrance. 0-,.,.,r,. postofflco.
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Funeral announcements later
How to Get Strong
J I'lly. of 1247 West Congress
street, t'hi.-an.i !ho i . . !
, Ho says: "My m,h
:j,'rf " "IJ """ s very feeble. I,
I. rH Ing ,o murh ,.,,, f
I. 1 tters ,,,. 1 feel It Is mydn.v
'o tell those who need a tonic an 1
Strengthening medicine about u '
jinv mother's case a mark-d "
"i,fc r,'!"'! '''' Insomnia has 'beet!
' !. stomach, liver and kldnei
;W' A' 'kondalf, drug store. D0c.
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llAMiKKS '.l.Ul.WAKE CO
HARRIMAN AND SOUTHERN ORH
Zimmerman & Rugh,
Eugene, Oregon.
Gentlemen: .
I have just returned rrom an eastern trip as far as ChlcsK
Ited Lake County on my return trip. I have never seen a faiw
productive valley than the Goose Lake Vallev. They are nis
crops of grain, grass, vegetables and fruit over there wi:ta:
non. I looked at a forty on which a man a few years is"
aitaira and red top. It Is bringing him in lt per acre ik
which on the same basis would yield a man S160 per year W'l
"lie in our lu acre tracts, or nearly as much every year u ne
the land under our plan. With irrigation :"0 per cent could it
this profit. I saw a small addition of lois laid out adjoining on
tne owner actually Is selling them at$2 00 and $300 per lot.
four the week I was there at Lakeview. Thev are no better If
in any way better than those we will give awav next year iti'
I looked at wild lands amongst our lands In that valley, and
buy 200 acres, and the owner held it at 100 per acre. I sa
er than $40 per acre, excepting our lands. Coming bark ilo
side of the valley, right against the sagebrush hills. 1 lw
vegetables and corn, nnrt hrnnrhl thorn home The potatoes
are finer than the average in the Willamette valley. You ihos :
stand that at the present time there Is no Irrigation worth m
the entire valley, nor anywhere' in that country .excepting i
and there where a farmer brings a little creek across his ba
the handy water In improving his crops. Goose Lake is none 'or
lakes. It is a great, big. clean bodv of water with sandy M'
wlll eventually become one of the pleasure lakes of the
miles long and eight to ten miles wide. . ,
Lakeview ha. , i reservoir
fed by large springs further lip. Thi y are now completing I -ourt
house, and have the JaO.OOO In the bank to pay for ;
has no debt and taxes are low. Lakeview Is the best city in t-
i uvs touay off of a railroad. Against this handicap.
o uuiii any railroad, this city has been mini i
ana all modern rnnvpnicn... stnm'v vans.. It is In
"ml the sparse population now ther Is a good claw '
Pie. -iour reason will tell you thit with such evidence
'all to make mnn.v h, .i,u.tl .n- i.f lioO.
to get for It not less than ten acres of good vailey land '; J
on five, perpetual water right, and in addition a :on 101 J
"eai ot one of Oregon s best counties mm -- .
present time into tne city 01 . h..-j ,
the Oregon Eastern which Harrlman says he Is po'ns to ."';
The Nevada. California & Oregon, a road on which the
las taken an option, Is building north from Reno to .
six miles south of Alturas. Lakeview ,y J
,'"""" "'"ier east of the Cascades in Southern '-,r"'' -7, '
1-Mii comes. Tni3 rompeny's opening of the Sin l.nls '',
Mtg. 1., when It distributed 6000 farms and ).. on !!'-.,
j."en the Oregon sale a big boom, and we do n ". kr.o Cl,. i:
e Eoing to last I rge your people t. i- '
rtracts now. ' Yotirs truly.
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