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JUNCTION CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1901
(if
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4 yamt ur. ,
2E: New Things
Silk Flannels
FOR WAIST
Panne Velvets
FOR WAISTS
Silk Waists
3.60 TO fit).
Cotton Waists
Wo TO 17.00.
Ladies' TailorMade
'Remember
Hampton Bros
EUGENE,
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Pitts
K
All Fully Guaranteed,
Fm La Gimmkers, iuStn'Z 11
Electric Light Question.
Next Monday the voters of thla city
will be called upou to decide whether or
not they will accept tho proposition of
B. A. StnffordA Co , of Albany, to light
lliia city with electricity.
That tho people may understand the
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proposition ana voie on mo matter in
telligently, we will try and explain It a
lucidly an po!iHih!o and according to tho
written tortus of the proposed contract
and the fctatometil of Mr. Jos. Ralston,
of Albany, rcproftcntin;i tho company,
At this election tho voters are not
nuked to grant or give away any fran
chise, bnt elm ply to vote to empower
tho Council to make a contract with this
company to furnish tho city with elec
tric lights for a period of ten year?, at
-.( itni. i.i in 1 1. 'I'tin roinruiiiv nirrof'8 to
put in arc lights of '-KX candlo owcr
and incandescent street lights of
candlo power, the arc lighte to cost S
wach per month and tho incandencetit
light 2 each per month. If two arc
lights are put iu at tlfl, that would give
the city seventeen incandescent lights at
$34, making pi nl) told. Tho company
further agrees to keep tho lights in re
pair and replace them with now ones
when necessary,
Mr. Rahton stys that his company,
if given tho contract, will give Junction
the same arc light for $S per month that
the city of Lebanon is now paying f 10
per month for wndor a ten 'years' con
tract. : '.' .' " '
ThU plant, if Installed, will be run by
water power and liarribonrg and Junc
tion CHv both lighted by tho Bame
power. "Tho promote! clatm that by
using water power and lighting both
cities with the sama plant they ore en
abled to make tho cost so moderate. To
install a plant In Junction City alone
and ubo steam power tho coat, would be
doublo what they now aalrr Iho con
tract calls for -all-night power.
The citizoog of Uarrisburg, we are In
formed, are a unit In favor of tho prop
osition, and it depends upou Junction
to make it a go. .
Junction City needs better lights, and
Wool Challies
Cotton "
Silk Foulards
Persian
Silk Zephyrs
Percales
80 INCHES WIDE, 8c YD.
Suits and Skirts
the Place.'
OHEtiOX.
wi
Hfff&ws,
needs them badly. To have the city
lighted with electricity would be a long
step in the direction of improvement,
and would ho an advertisement for tho
city that would overbalance the cost.
Thousands of intending settlor from the
Eaxtern States will vinit the towns in
this valley from now until next fall, and
the ones that make tho best showing
will reap tho greatest leneflt from this
increased immigration. Tho street
lights that we now have will hove to be
replaced with some kind of a light by
next fall. Let tho voters give this mat
ter the thought it deserves, and sottlo it
decisively at tho polls next Monday. -A
poll of the buiuesa men of the
city discloses the fact that a majority
are in favor of tho proposition.
Ex-President Harrison Dead.
Indianapolis, Mar. 13.Gencral Har
rison died this aftcrnooa at eight min
utes past three o'clock. Tho cause of
death was complications arising from
la grippe. .
Read B. S. Hyland & Co.'s ad. in this
i 18110. . ' ' - -" ' . -. ':
Send In Your Name.
If yon are going East now, or contem
plate a trip at any time in tho future,
send ua your natuo. We will enter it
on our books and you will be kept fully
advisod from time to time of any mfuc
tion or contemplated reduction in pas
senger rates to Eastern points or to the
old country, and will also bo supplied
with advertising matter of every de
scription as fast as it is issued. Ad
dress It. W. FOSTER," :
Ticket Agent Burlington lioute, corner
Third and Stark Sta., Portland, Or.
The Weekly Oregonian and tho Bul
letin for t2 a year.
Thi3 office acknowledges, the receipt
of the biennial report of tho Secretary
of State, for tho fiscal years ending
Dec. 81, 130V, and Deo. 31, 1900.
'THE
Bank.
Of JUNCTION CITY, OREGON,
.Bcarfjwx, Geo. W. Ticsm '
President. Vice President.
W. C. Washbohxi!, F. W. Wakiibcks
Cashier. Asst Cashier.
Has the beet facilities for handling the
banking buisneea ot North Lane .,
and South Denton counties.
Board of Directors:-
J. A. Runhneli, C. W. Waihburne
Geo. Pickett, J,IMilHorn,
T. A. Milliorn. v
A. (1. IIovey, L.Q. Hcux,
rrottutent. casiuer.
U. II. IIotkv Aast. Cashier.
Lane
Bank.
A. G. IIOVEY & CO.
Ttansacta general banking business.
Established, 1882. Oldest bank la the
county. Eugene, Or. ' v
S0R0SSS
THE BEST
Woman's $2 tgO SHOE
IN THE WORLD.
14 Different Styles
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GILBERTS
SOLE AGENT, ,
Eugene,
Oregon
Yin TRIPP,
General Blacksmithinc
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
gST" IIORSESnOKIXO a Spbcialty Jiff
Corner Fifth and Greenwood Sts.,
Junction City, ' , " , ; Oregon.
County
r School Books
, . AND
FCIIOOL SUPPLIES, 'l
TARLETS.' TVKT n,l
j PENCILS, ETC. ...
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cj uameras Buppnes
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S'Mi r?.OFE?ONAl ..y.l
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"2 J 7"Mail orders will rcceivo S
J 7 pronipt attention. Vrite to us S
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E. Schwarzschild, J
!' Eugene, Oregon. S
V. Kaitf f man
EUGENE, OREGON.
Just Received .
A Large Assortment of
Pattern and Street
..1slls
and.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits
Hail Orders Receive
DOX'f OVERLOOK OUU
Dry Goods
If you are thinking of baying another make of
SEPABATOB, ask the agent to put this in . . .
THE CONTRACT :
L--1JIJD
1 3
SEPARA
Weatherly Creamery Co.,
Junction City and Portland,
' W carry
raFlHerS Stoughton Wagons, John Deere Plows
, AND HARROWS.
Wo ore
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GRIFFIN .HARDWARE COHP'Y,
EUGENE, OREGON. ...
DO YOU WANT
A Piano?
If 60, you will find no place
where you can buy a first
class instrument at a lower
price than at the F. A. Ran
kin Music Store.
We carry a very large line
of Sheet Music and all kinds
of Musical Goods, and we
promise you fair dealiug and
the lowest prices.
fPgTAU Sheet Music solT
at Tialf price.
Mail orders will receive
prompt attention.
MUSIC STORE,
EUGENE, - - OK EG ON
Subscribe for tho Ucllktin.
Prompt Attention.
Department.
It mast run aa likht as the REID.
It must skim aa hot as the REID.
It must skim as oold as the REID.
It must skim aa close as the REID.
It most be as durable as the REI D.
It mast skitn as much aa the REID. -It
most have as few parte aa the REf D.
It most be as easy to clean as the REID.
It must bare as small a bowl as the It KID .
It most make as much butter as the REID
It must cVan the milk a good as ska
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No Small Tute ! No Screw Top !
No Cowl Vice! No Hand Wrench!
No complicated parts! No wprrimeutl
Every Machine Guaranteed. -
Sole Apcnts for Oregon
a Pull Line of
Koctdqua iters for
;avv; and an wma of
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Logging Supplies
Sead 50 cents for six months' robscrip"
tion to The Illustrated Youth & Age;
and we will also send it free for three
mtnths to three of your friends who are
no, now taking it. .
Address Youth & Aoe Pch. Co.,
Nasbville, Tenn.
" 50 YEARS' J
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' Trade Marks ,
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'HH" CopvmeNTs&c.
AnTone sending a sketrh and dmrrf niton m
UloKlr iwwrtalu our opinion frM whedior ui
hivealion Is probnbly rtet:tiiW Communion.
U'.m8lrlo(lrllntittL llu'idbook on I'ntvnts
ent frt? Olilpst sccnoy for nK-urinu patwia.
TutmiM takou tlirouKh Muim A Co. rculra
tptc.al mtic$, rrltltout chsrwo, la tlia
Sciiiiiific Jlsniricaii.
A handomerf lllustmt I weMv. T sreest f!iw
calatioH of any wowiitlSo Innrnut ') erttm, 4i .-
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