A
Correspondence
Dr. Lowe, oculo-optlUan, lvuffcno.
Dr Oglesby, physician and aurgcon.
Taylor, tho idiotograidiar.
Weather bright Ami warm.
Tli llarrtlmr, bridge la In B perfect
ly safe condition now.,
Goto Mllllorn UroH, when In town
for your groceries etc
Horn To the wife of Mr. F. A, Muel
lor, Fumluy, January 27, 1001, a girl.
Mm. 0. F, hklpworlh it Jwt recover
ing (rum a serious attack of la gripe.
Doctors Smith, osteopathic physician,
imntt rntvlus 15 nk wag., r.ugene, vr
" John T. Williams, nliilit clerk at the
hotel, is suffering (rout an attack of la
grip ii.
Charles Young, o( Portland, has been
promoted to the coiidurtorahip o( the
ltoMcburg lcK.'itl.
It'a about time the ntltint eounto
nnnco or ona KoulK-n rurnoow wa
thowlng up hereabout.
A.Wilhelm St Bono, o( Monroe, shipped
several coops of chickens (rom thin ma
Hon to "Sortland yeateiday,
Tako your laundry to O. 8. Kork's
barber shop. If o hn the agency (or thft
'i'roy laundry, U Portland.
I'r. C. It, Holt, dentist, can lo found
nt the Junction City Hotel Tuesday and
Friday of each weu. fNitlefactory work
gUHrnnUrd.
Dr. Ogleaby and Tburman Berry went
duck bunting to tho Ixjiig Tom yester
day. Thirteen teal and flv mallard
lurks wan tho result.
We have been looking for a couple of
divorce suits to Ihs filial nines the last
meeting of the woodmen, but they have
not mowilttlUod ao (ar. ,
John J. Docker has a aon, John A.
Decker, attending the Agricultural Col
t.tie at Corvallia. Mr. llcker aaya hi
y la ci'ttlit along nicely with Ida
tudic.
, Frauk Tripp and John Haya went
liuntintfoutln the Lake Creek district
hist week. r'raiik, killed two black bears.
This In no "boar story. fo we saw one
tA them nanittug up in the blacksmith
The picture of our late fellow-citizen,
'l'n.doM Al. Blew, recently printed In
the Orcconlan, wan a splendid likeness
tA him. and received favorable em
mo nt (rom nil who m it. Il in herd to
rvalue that the kind old gentleman U no
more.
Mr. J. J. JMIan, formerly with the
i:iler Piano Houne. of Portland, haa
formed a iiurtnomhin with F. A. Rankin
of Eugene. Mr. Dellau haa moved his
family from Seattle to Kugene. They
bave ordered a carload of pianos of the
will-known makei tltey liaudhs and will
tie in Junction in the ner future. Iook
out (or them.
' The realJonce on Front atrect owned
bv (5io. It. Dorr . o( Eutfcne. and occn
lied by II. V. Johnnon and family,
burnel to the crowd yeeleraay aiur
noon. A erf at dent of the content were
mvciI inrougn uwiiinwnw,pii.
Air. JulniMn had 1275 Inftiiranre on hi
iirttwTty, It U not known whether the
building was InkUred or not.
A unit for ilivorce waa fiUid in the Cir
rnit Court Tiiendav. at Kuireno, by Wm.
IVrman ve. Ona 1'ermnn. Tho cotiplo
Hare married in Lugene, ov. 30, lh'H),
ami Itave ouo child. A loy, 1) year old.
Plaintiff alleges to8Crtlon a grounds (or
divorce. Mr. IVrman a maiden name
v vn (na Ue. Hha la a daughter id Mr.
and Mr. V. ti. Ja!C o( this tdy;
(i. V. Writiht. of Goldion, recently
ncled as foreman of n l.WJ.OOO foot log
drive from Steven' janeh, on No Tie
inu'k. to Klmira. a dlatance of 15 miles,
the drive being made in PJ days. This
breaks tho record. The los were the
' iimiMtrtv of J. W. WaltirH. and Mr.
Wiiiter wni ho well jdenwd with their
work that ho set up a gr.md oj-Hter (up
per fo" tho boyu.
Tim Junction Citv Creamery Company
shinned some drenaed hogs to .Portland
Tuesday, This company buys and shin
oioilueo every dav. It is a wide-awnki
concern, and a welcome addition to the
buHlneH.i interests of the town. Vhat
Junction City needs is few more
hoiuea with the energy displayed by
this one, and the bard times bugaboo
would hunt his hole.
; School Report
For tho fourth month of the current
school year: .
Days taught....... 1
Days attendance. .................. .2203
1 lays alwence. 203
0.ic8 tiirdiivess. . .(. 11
Girls enrolled.. .(. . ....... .-. 72
liny s enrolled
Total enrolled . . . . ............... 1W
' Average d'tiij' in tendance., 122
Per cent of attendance. . . . .. . 01
Pupils dropped. . I........ i 43
' Pujiila re-adrniUod. . . ........ ...... 31
Hoiiiainingutdateof report iflrls.. 01
Keniruning ut date of report boys. . 74
Visitors "
ou. Of HONOR.
Minnie Tracer, Karl Thornton, Edna
Houston, Koy Craig, Miner be Taliier.
Cora Houston, Kminctt Ulew, Willard
Leo Houston, And J Cahvrt, Ardft Kirk,
Htchard Mill, Adlal Kuff, Josio Moor
head, Kavmond Tripp, Lellah Tracer,
'-Myrtle Craig, Hettto-Archibald, Bylva
Moore, James Archibald, Chesney Hoi
;gitel.Nelllo Thornton, Herbert Hous
ton, Outisio Bruottiug, I.ulu Meats, Her
tha Houston, Margery Houston, Melvin
Donate, Hithol ivlrk, Kva Bpeer, Urn
Kuff, Bessie Moore, Clara Hanuu-li,
tlonevleve Samuels. Maud Jloustou,
Mamie Mooie, Kstell.a Moore,
fl I 'il
C. A. Harp went to Port lend Sunday,
Pant Fergueson was In town Monday.
K. W. Zumwnlt vu m oiip arrpnta
Friday, . ' . , , ' . - - -
F. A. Mueller is confined to hit home
by sickness.
Miss Dot lie Baket went to F.uirone on
the local Saturday.
John Stewart, of Eugene, was in town
RUturuay buying horses.
Dr. W. W. Oglesry went to Eugene
Monday, returning luesuay.
C. A. Harp, of Ftockton, Cab, former
ly a resident of thia place, arrived Wat-
urday.
J. G. Bender, Harrisburg's prominent
merchant, made a flying trip to Junc
tion Monday ,.
l. J. .Miiitorn, oi Junction t'ity, was
regihlrod at tho Hoffman House, Eu
gene, Baturdoy,
Mrs. Wm. Fortmiller, of Albany, ar
rived Saturday on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. i.. V. natnuels.
J. P. Jones, of tho Bouthcrn raelnc,
was in town ou businesa today, and tmld
a vntit to u. is omce.
Mrs. J. M. Cook and Mrs. Georuo
Thompson left for Portland on the Ore
gon express Tuesday.
Dr. Bmlth came down from Eugene
Monday to see Miss Edna Houston, who
lias been tu lor a wet or more.
Wm. Merriman, of McMinnville. for
merly station agent here, passed through
aw may on ma way to uosemirg.
G. W. Weatherly, of Portland, waa '.
town last week looking after tle cream
ery'a interest, lie made a trip w Ku
gimo iriiiay.
J. P. Jones, the Bouthern Pacific's
hustling traveling paaMiiger and freight
agent, made a flying trip to Eugene and
return i riday.
W. C. Washburne. C. F. Hurlbart
and Frank Moorhead went to Balem on
Tueaday morning's overland to witness
the legislative proceedings.
T. P. Asbury and wife, of I)ng Tom.
were in the city Monday. Mis. Anbury
cdled at tho BrLLKTit office and sub-
scriled for tho ''Oregonian."
. .Mrs. II. E. Morris, who ban been vis
itliiu relatives here, went to Albany on
Monday's local, where her husband is
to undergo a surgical operation.
Roma Barclay and sister, Miss Gertie,
who hare Inn-n visiting their sister,
MisaJeunio Hewitt, to California, ar
rived on the Oregon txpress Monday.
lliey live in j.enu county.
Mr. 8. Brown and wife, of Krcrett,
Wash., who have lxen vinitiiisCvl. and
Mrs. Folsom, left Friday (or Conine on
avliit to Mrs. Brown'e mothef; Mrs.
Crow, whom ahe haa not seen foe (Htecn
years. I
W. W. I Ioagtand. of Ban Franciwco,
rtmrcjMmting the Bun of Ixnlou Fire
Insurance Company, was in town Sat
urday and Sunday, and appointed Mr.
Oenrge liandxaker, of the .
Junction
i City
riour Mill -ouumnyt ioci agent lor me
8un com pi
itlfll. - j .
. . ..
Charles Bpaulding, of Sewberg, of the
firm of pauhling Jlros., loggers, who
have , the contract for supplying the
Willamette Pjer and Pulp Co., Prejou.
City, wiih'ffrt ton wood, went: north on
Monday's Oregon cxprens. Hehasbeen
subletting contracts in this vicinity.
B. S. Hylanddrovo to Eugcno yester
day aftornofm to bring home his wife
ami chldren. Mrs Hylund and the
children have made Fugcne their home
for the patt four months, in order that
the childrtin might have thu advantages
ot ft urst-cla8S institution ol learning.
Read B. B. Hyland & Co.'s ad. in this
Issue. i . ' '.
"Tho iVSodcrn Ananias."
The citixous of Junction are soon to le
treated to a production of "Tho Modem
Ananias' by a company composed of
homo talent., ' These young aspirant
for histrionic fame have been diligently
rehearsing their parts for tho past few
week, and from all accounts, when the
luay is pu upon mo ooarac, u win w
worth coming miles to eeti. This effort
on the part of our own home people,
botddes furnishing entertainment for
tho community, tends to cultivate the
miuds and inr niters of thono w ho look
on, as well as those who take au active
part, at the same time advertising tho
town," and jhoula receive tho -support
and encouragement to which it is Justly
entitled. The dramatis perwonm follows;
Nellie Goldongate. . , . .-.Minnie Sibbitts
Prudence Mayflower.. . .Georgia Nichols
Kitty. .IWtha Nic'iols
I aby .., .Hazel Moffitt
Colonel Lyon. ...... .1 J. I). Hamlin
Lyaander Lyon ("Ananias") . . Leo Clark
Derby Danhwood . . . . . , . . J. W. Briarly
Don Francisco Martinez..-. A. T. Grngett
At the formation of the company there
vai considerable rivalry between the
male members as to who should take
the character of "Ananias," each clainv
ing for himself superior qualifications
that should entitlo him to represent that
historical personage. Tho "buck" was
finally passed up to Lee Clark on merit
Dore Hamlin say) Prof. Grugett's posi
tion, ia all that saved him, while the
Professor is of the opinion that that
Indefatigable disciple of Isaac Walton,
jacit .uriarly, has the necesHary nuatitl
cntlons more fully developed than
either of the before mentioned gentle
men. me puuiuv however, has no
choicer being natistied that any one of
the four is well qualified to take the part.
HAitmsr.uiw.
J. G. fieiiders visited at Junction hut
Sunday.
The voters of this school dlwtrict on
Friday last voted a four mill tax.
Cal Brlggs and W. G.Scott returned
Sunday from a visit at tugene. ,
H. h. Morris was here this week
visiting and looking after business.
Barney May, of the firm of May &
Benders, with business intent went to
I'ortlaml lant Saturday.
F. K. Dunn, of Eugene, was in the
cll?,,a,!t wctik T r,nKinif ?or iMdiapoil
of the hops he held at this place.
Tho llarriabnrg Lumbur Company
have repaired the slight damage done, to I
their water rtower by tho Into freshet.
and are now running on lull time.
Mr. M. E. llerron, station aeentl
here, went to Uoseuurg lat Sunday,
and during his absence Mr. Francis Belt
and wife were In charge of the office.
Peto Bishop, ot the S. P. tranar.wh'ile
working near the Willamette bridge,
was struck on the head oy a tailing um
ber with, nearly lata! effect He was
taken to the hospital in Portland.
On lant Friday evenlncr the old folks
ol tins vicinity indulged in au old lash-
oiioi tancA lliere was a good attend
ance of onlookers, who enjoyed the oc
casion hugelv. But paying members
were not in sufficient numbers to defray
expenses, hence the promoters areleltl
to pocket the loss. .
MOSROE.
4eorce A. Hourk, of Eugene, was
in town trkiay on ousiness.
Bruce Burnett, of Corvallis, . has
been visiting his uncle, Wea. Hinton.
Dr. Iee. of Corvsllis. wan in town
Monday to attend Mr. and Mrs. Cavern
er, w ho are both ill. -
Mrn. Mollie Clark, of Heppner, has
been visiting her brother, Thomas Hin
ton, and Wettley Hinton, whom she had
not seen lot Ti years.
Mr. E. Btarr went through this
idaco Saturday on bis way home. - He
has ben teaching- school at Dusty, but
has cloeed the school until March 1 on
account of sickness.- .
Xevts was received here last Friday
of the death of Joseph Kncble. at Ore
i;on City. Mr. Kncble was well known
in this vicinity, having lived here for
many years. He was a member of the
Monroe Brass Band.
W. O. W.. Monroe Camn. No. 493.
Installed the following officers: M. D.
Harpole, C. C. : R. Yatee, A. I. ; Jamea j
Pfouta, banker;.' W. 11. Kay, clerk;
" t" "UrtttV
hm"n ! "n Kickard, sentry,
t rank Rickard had a narrow cs
Kalph Urow, managet ; Oscar uoidge,
cscatie I
Inst week while crossing a bridge about
thirty feet long with a team and wagon.
The bridge cave way, plunging the
team, wagon and driver into about ten
feet of water. Xtf damage was done,
however, but irajk; days the water wai
, xx a ,, ... iri.lJ ,,t
I. - . . . 'I
for he knoi
for be knows whereof be speaks.
. P RIVER VIEW.?
Mr. Wetaler made a trip to Eocene
lor lumber haturoay.
I. X. Edwards mado a business trip
to lgeno Wednesday. - '
ieo. Temple.ton is belidnz hi?
brother Will erect a house this week.
Nclce Feune, who Jh firing on the
local freight, spent the last of the week
at home.
Migeos Ida and Ella In wall, of Irv
ing, speHt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Edwards.
In our report" about tho loss by the
flood we omitted to mention the Profea
ror'a Ions of bis mustache. .
, A tax of two mills was voted by the
people Monday to raise hioncy to phy
on all inuebtednessa the school district.
The measles are reported on the
mend and we hope that in tho near fu
ture wo will see tue smiling faces of its
victims.
Prof. Hunter attended the farewell
reception tendered to It. P. Caldwell
and wife by the I. 0. O. F., and reports
a very pleasant tune.
New curtains adorn the window of
the school house result of the earnest
work of the pupils. They believe in
making the school toom attractive
Tho young of the community sur
prised Mr. snd Mrs. Ceo. Tenipleton
Friday evening. The hof-t and hostess
responded w ith alacrity and tho ever ing
was spent in playing games, nt. Nil
lard Gray surpassed all expectations as
an artist in the animal band. Miss
Mary JoIikboh captured the first yrixe
for mind-reading. ,
Little Rosebud.
LANCASTER.
Mrs. Allie, Soheuck ia still improv
ing.-.: ' -
Sunday-school at 2 o'clock. Time
has been cliangcd. . ,
There are lots of improvements in
thia neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison made a trip
to Eugcno Monday,
Miss Ham, of Eugene, is visiting nt
Mr, Ayers' this week.
Mr. Ingrhani and family have been
visiting, with friends here,
b'am Robinson was out soliciting for
tho J auction City Creamery.
Mac Morrison and family moved
Coner
Grocery
Complete
ON HAND.
every Thing in the grqcery line.
produce Taken In Exchange.
Junction
B.SoHysanc
Real Estate and
Investment Brokers
Have farm and timber
Linn and Benton Counties.
Parties having farm or timber lands,
or any real estate whatever, for sale, can
get the benefit of having their hinds ad
vert met tree ct charge by listing same
with us. Commission low.
B. S. HYLAttD & CO.,
IT", We carry o full L.lne of
FflflUCrS Stoughion Wagons, John Deere Plows
Loggers
GRIFFIN HARDWARE COH P' Y,
EUGENE, OREGON.
into their new house this weok.
Miss Nora Riler returned home from
her visit at Irish Rend Monday. "
Doug. Perkins has returned to 5Ion-
roc, to work at the logging camp.
Ed. Ayers made a trip to Eugene
Friday, returning Saturday uight.
Mr. Caitriuht and Ed. Ayers com
menced to plow their hops Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ' James McMullin
made a trip to Junction City Tuesday.
We see that the Ilainiony corro
spondent is infringing on our territory.
Keep off 1
School will commenco Monday with
M'ihs Norris at tho helm. A successful
term is predicted.
Rev, John Handsaker will preach
hero next Sunday. After the sermon,
baptism. . All are invited.
James ai d Fitz Ie returned to
their old job of lodging, at Corvallis, last
week. . They xpect to return for pood
shortly. We Iiojhs so, as wo miss them.
Cameras & Supplies
FOR TJ13
AMATEUR ar.d '
PROFESSIONAL.
jCSMail orders will receive
prompt attention. Write to us
for further particulars.
E. Schwarzschild,
? School Books I
v and
school si'ttues, s
tablets, ink ami ?
j PENCILS, ETC. ...
Stock
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City, Oregon. S;
lands for sale in Lane
Persons living at a distance and desir
ing information in regard to prices of
lands, resources, or any facts at all in
connection with this part of the Wil
lamette Valley, write to
Junction City. Ore.
AND HARROWS.
We are tleadquartere for ... I
SIMONDS SAWS 0"d.0" " I
Logging bupphes i
OUR OWN
Condition
Powders
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep
and Hop.
ALSO
For POULTRY.
We make thece powders or.
selves, therefore do recommend them.
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Druggists.
CYRUS NOBLE
(Bourbon and Rye)
ROYAL OAK and LACEY
(Sour Mash)
MANHATTAN CLUB
(Bourbon and Rye Whiskies)
Fine Line- of Imported and l o
mcstic Cigars.
MLONOGKAM
. . .hnict ion Citv . .
riANHATTAN
l'uireue.
i. f.?. TRIPP,
General Blacksniithinff
IN ALL itS BRANCHES.
gJST" Horseshoeing a Si'kciaiiy mJtj
Corner Fifth and Greenwood Sts..
Junction City, . . ; . Oregon.