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The Original
Oacondo
Condition .
Povidora
Formerly put qp and sold by W. 8. Lee,
are now tlio property of the .
Cascade Drag
COMPANY.
jflTYou tiftve used thorn and know
they are good. Everything at popular
prices at tli Cascade.
Prescriptions a
.specialty
Our Prlcoo uro Right
(Sac cad a Drug
Company
Corner Hotel, Junction City, Oregon
Bulletin Board i
Beautiful weather.
Sunday wilt bo fH. Patrick's day.
Dr. Loe, oculo-optlclan, Eugene.
I)r Oglwdiy, physician and iu rut-on.
Preaching at CP. Church Sunday
night.
Call at Houston's for dry good and
groceries. ,
All kind of op-to-Jate Job work done
at this office.
A new consignment of fresh oranges
at Houston's.
Doctors Smith, osteopathic physician,
I,'uiii & H.tvinun Bunk bid!;., Eugene, Or.
Head what our Harrinburg corrrMn
dent ha to nay on the electric light ques
tiou.
Jut received, 1CO0 Hi. of nice coun
try haiui aud shoulders at Million)
Bros.
Alcohol for bath cabinet can be had
at the Cascade drug store at the lowest
price.
Reader, the column of the Ihixrri
are ohu to all. buna in your communi
cation.
The liriumx presents an Intercstlmi
budget of news from iU correspondents
tiiis wee.
Take your laundry to 0. 8. Keck'a
barber shop. He hat the agency for the
jroy lAunilry, of Portland.
C. F. Hurlburt hat the agency for
Oliver Chilled l'lowt and all extras. A
full supuly always on liand.
It la with regret that we are compelled
to reiort that the condition of Mr. Alex
totter shows no improvement.
Lob t A gold Knights of Pythias
badge. Finder please return to Dr. W,
V I'glesby and racelvo rewaM.
About 20 members of the Degree of
Honor Lodge wont to Ftagene yesterday
to attend a apodal meeting of that Order.
Dr. C. R. Holt, dentiat, can be found
At the Junction City Hotel Tuesday and
Friday of each wees. Satisfactory work
guaranteed.
Kverureen ltolickah Txltro met last
night and an InUrextinz programme won
rendered, llclrcsium'iits were served
during the evcnle;.
The editor of tl Bcixbtix thankfully
acknowledge the giftof a beautiful and
toothsome birthday cake today on thin
the Ut anniversniy of hi birth, am
likewise a swell blrthdiiy dinner. Mar
it evcr.be thus.
1 expect to prench at liar ninny next
Sunday at lift. m. Subject, 1 Themmlo-
nlans; at Lancaster at 3 p. m. Subject,
"l Atn dentor." j.j.iuxosakkr.
K. O. Samuels, the recont miller in
the Junction City Flouring Milla, haa
purchaced the Frank Wilkinson sow
mill and began cutting lumber there first
of ir.o week.
James Hays and Clyde Mahon went
out into the mountains of the Lake
Creek district l;it week looking for tint
ber locations. Mr. Hays reports filing
a homestead claim.
The graduating class of the public
school mis elected the following olllcers:
Cheider Nichols, president; Josie Moor
head, vice-president; Leah Lewis, sec'
reinry; jiiiumo i racer, treasurer.
vt. it, Kay, mo whle-a wako young
groeeryuian, oi Monroe, has received
the appointment os postmaster at that
place. It is a well deserved recognition
at the hands of the Rdmlnlstiation.
Old Hobs I'm sick ; can't work to
day. " ;.-'..'.-,
Old Boas Well, I'll clve you ame
CaRcado Condition Powders. They
mnko an old hoes young again.
We congratulato Bro. W. 0. Gllslrap.
of the Kngone Holster, on tho arrival
of a lusty "Filipino chaser" At his
home. The Bulleti is called upon to
chronicle from one to two births each
Uhuc, but so far they have all been of
tho weaker sex. . '
Now that the season tor plowing lias
arrived, all who have plows to sharpen,
farm implements of any kind to repair,
horses to bo shod, or general black
smithing of any sort to do, should call
on W. M Tripp. He is always at his
post of duty with a willing hand and a
smiling countenance.
.psfcrfaasjsJsffiwu
Personal
I, N. Hembree, of Fern Rldgo, was in
ton Saturday,
Mrs. 1). F. Bundy went to Kngcno
Thursday en a visit.
8. II. Fergueson, of Long Tom, was in
the city Saturday. ' y.
Mrs. A. M. thieves and son Raltdi. of
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W.T. Lewis. Mrs. Iwis is Mrs. Ueeves
aunt.
Emmett Butler has cone to Portland
to consult a specialist atxmt liia mother,
who, it ta frarod, is alllicted with a can
ceron her face.
Mrs. J. J. Butler, wtto had decided to
start to California this morning to receive
medical treatment, was too ill to start
and tho trip Is temporarily postponed
Mr. Thomas Townsend and daushter.
Miss Anna, of Ft. Joseph, Mo., are visit
inir with Mrs. Cllmore, mother of Price
(iilmore. Mr. Townsend is a brother to
Mrs. U Honors. .
W. It. Monroe, of Portland, who has
been placing the Iteid Cream Separator
In the hounes ot the patrons of the
Weathertv Creamer Co.. of this City.
left on the local yesterday for Portland.
Claude Lee. who has been in Euzcne
for the past few tncnths extending the
tax rolls on the books in the olUce of tho
countr clerk. lias comnleUHl Lis task
and has returned to his home in mis
city. All Junction extends ft cordial
welcome to Claude. .
F. F. Bauiford, of Bumpier, Mrs. O.
8. Keek's brother, arrived In town on
Baturday morn I no's north bound over
land. Mr. Bamford was asleep when
the south bound train got hero and rode
on to I'.ogene, taking tho next train
back. When tie city is liiihted with
electricity such a thing will be linpoeai
oio. "
The Junction Cltv Flourins Mill Co
is mskinir some nice shipments of their
celebrated 'White Uose" brand of flour.
Ijint wH)k they shipped 13,000 pounds
to Eugene, and yesterday a car contain-
ng 100 sacks were shipiied to carnage
Grove. This mill is paying spoicasn
for its wheat, and is receiving grain from
the farmers daily.
Notice.
Owluff to the inclemency of the
weathur. H. L. Hann's salo of farm im
.lfmcntd. etc.. that had ueen advertltHd
or last (Saturday, was postponed until
further notice. In the meantime those
desiring anything In the line of farm
Implements can purchase them aipn
vate sale at prices suitable to tho pur
Chaser. It. L. Ka.
Mrs. Mamie Brircs. Brand lecturer of
the Dt'sree of llouor. at rived this aitr
noon from tho south and will pay Ivy
Lodne an ofllcial visit tonight. About
20 delegates from Junction are in the
city to attend the meeting and a very
entovab e time is ant cipated. . a Don
onet will be bad in connection with the
llior.l Uarlt 11 L '
Pianos and Organs. '
We are recti viug find new rianos and
Orvnns direct from the factories at Bos
ton New York and Philadelphia. Our
nlanoa are bouitht at special cash din
count. W e are the sole representatives
for Oregon, and by these methods can
sell you a fine Piano or Organ cheape
than any one. , ,-
We have pianos with full metal plate
full extension duet desk for from $235
tin. All our iroods are warranted by
Kohler and Chase, the oldest And largest
Mmic house on the coattr. Instruments
sold ou installments. Come in and see
them. Morris & Craw,
Oth Str, Eugene.
A carload of 17 tone of rolled oats ar
rived Tuesday and was being unloaded
at the depot. Mr. Joseph Nichols pur
chased the oats In Portland, and the
consignment is all sold to the farmers
In this vicinity, who were in need o!
feed. Mr. Nichols also has a com mis
ion to purchase about 5000 bushels 0
whole oats lor seed puroot.es. -
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SHAMPOO
Cleanses
the Scalp
and
Removes
Dandruff.
SiFSeo us for prices on
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HABKI8BURO.
Luclen Buckm?n lias one to Calf.
torn la for an extended trip.
Wm. vanhooser Wis5 at Cottage
Grove last week on business.
Mrs. Dr. W. H. Davis, of Albany.
s visiting friends in this city.
Telephone mesas if e are now belnar
transmitted to xiowiana irom this city.
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J. u. Benders and wife went U Port.
and last week to visit with Mr. May's
ntmuy.
Many friends of the late E. E. Davis
from Albany attended bis funeral on
Pundsy.
Assessor Anderson and family were
suests of "I'au" Thomas the latter part
oi last weex.
Our pork packing establishment has
an order from Alaska for 4000 pounds of
tneir prouuci.
John R. Cartrifcht and Georire SI.
Alford are attending the Circuit Court
at Albany as jarors.
Miss Lola Bargen. of Spokane, in
here for a short time. HUo is now at
Aunt Mary Ann Smith's.
Mr. Campbtdl. of Kansas, and rela
tives of the Buck roans, is here with his
family with the view of making home
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wiiu uo. i wvivoiiiw inein.
Jesse Baker has been emnloved of
ate on tne r. it. vouch property mak
ing necessary repairs and Improvements.
a. . . . a
kicciric lights is im incentive.
The Harrisburg Lumber Com nan
nave purcnasea z.uuu.unu leel ot saw
logs from the Booth Kelly Co., and wil
receive tnetu in the near future.
E. E. Davis was burial in the Odd
Fellows' cemetery on laid Sunday. The
funeral sermon was delivered bv Rev.
Zimmerman, in the Methodist church.
to a packed house, and the service at the
grave waa by the W. O. W. One of our
best men is gone.
Tho close relations in the interest o!
Harrisburg and Junction City at this
time make it to their mutual advantage
U co-operate in securing a plant by
which both cities can be lighted by elec
tricity. Bo far as Harrisburc in con
cerned, a large majority of its business
people have signified in writing to the
city council that they are in favor of
granting a franchise to anv responsible
company who will enter into a fair con
tract for lighting the city: and, as our
sister city nas been heretofore the more
enterprising, wo have, no doubt, that
she will readily fall in line to help ac
complish this needed improvement
Of cotme, as with, us, we suppose Junc
tion uuy nos a negative element to con
tnn1 wilh anil . that u-t. t.;.
element is- to a great extent, led bv oer
-" ' ----, w hihi uo, till.
sons wnc are not in sympathy with th
nign-xeyeu mctnodic oi -tha twoutith
century and can eo no excuse for a tax
to be paid where the benefit and enioy
ments are to inure to the public after
they have passed away. i,6ut, in the
meantime, it-is thought, tnafc the content
tion of thirelemoat will act as a stimn
lant to the active workers for improve
ment, and that the , watchword will be
progress. j : --i :? v.
FERN RIDGE. '
Dean Pandei son preached here last
DUBuay. ,
Chos. Frisbee and wife visited at
I. , Hembree's bunday.
Born, to the wife of George Macau
ley, March 4, 1901, a daughter.
D. M. Purkerson came out from Eu
gene nnd staid a few days last week.
Miss Amanda Bond went to Walton
Wednesday to visit a few weeks with her
sister.
A dance was civen at Charles Stick
el s last Friday night, five couple being
present.
Miss Eunice Lemon has returned
from Independence, where the haa been
lor tne past six months. . . '
W. II. Monroe, of Portland, and
fernery Iferron were on the Uidze Mon
day in the interest of tho Ruid Cream
Separator.
MONROE.
The protracted meeting at' Monroe
closed last rrktay mgnt.
Jim Iewis, of Corvallis, was in
Monroe Monday buying stock.
George Ilouck passed through Mon
roe Sunday on his way to his goat ranch
There were more people in town last
Saturday than there has been for some
time.
Miss Clora Huggins, of Flat Creek,
went through Monroe on a visit to her
relatives near Dusty.
A. Wilhelm & Sons talk of building
a Urge store t his spring. If erected, it
will be a great improvement to the town
Rev. Rkidmore, of Junction City
preached an interesting sermon last
Monday evening here. There was
large attendance
Farmers ate all plowing and getting
the best of the fine spring weather. The
grain has not been hurt by the frosty
Heatner oi last month.
Judging from the talk on the streets
lost Monday, the school election did not
go to suit all the people. What the
trouble is, we don't know, v ,
LANCASTER.
John Cartwright has sold SO acreb to
Mr Pryor for $1500. :
The Sunday school has purchased
Soo Taylor, tho photographer.
Hi
Corner Grocery
lomete
ON
gVERY THING IN
5 produce Taken
illi'lfr'om Brae.
Junction
Ask your dealer for .
Cream of all
Manufactured
The Eugene Soap Company
Eugene,
HAI KPWIVPQ. Y0U FIND A $
W W Wam-f 1 J R r
STEEL AND CAST RANGES.
W . . AT
I Celebrated Petaluma
Qriff in Hardware Co.. Euene, Oregon.
lot of new song books. . r "
Mrsl McMullin was visitinc her sis
ter at -River View last wek, r
Doug. Terkins has returned from
Monroe; and will commence work in his
hop yard. ' ;
Miss Nora Riley was visiting Mrs.
Richardson at Irish Bend a few days
last week. . .
A few of the neighbors met at the
home of Ed. Ayers. A good time was
had, and the evenirg spent in listening
to vocal and instrumental music.
The young people have organized a
Christian Endeavor societv. The fol
lowing officers were elected : President,
Wm. Ewer; Vice-Pieeident, John Tem
pleton. ' -" V'y-; .
FLAT CREF.K ITEMS.
Mrs. Mary Rickard visited at Junc
tion last week.
John Fanver made a trip to Corval
lis last Fiiday.
, John Wiltse and family were in
Junction Monday. .
Oscar Doidge is working in his hop
yard on the Island.
Alf Howard nd family visited rela
tives at Monroe Sundav.
A horse belonging to Mr. Frank
Rickard is sick with staggers. .
R. H. Hewitt and Green Ingram
were transacting business in Corvallis
last week.
John Carpenter and family, of Mon
roe, were visiting iu the neighborhood
lost week.
Messrs. Dallas Harpole, Ed Bandy
and Ralph Crow caught 123 rr.tflsh one
day last week in one of the lakes near
Long Tom.
Garden making eeeras to be tbe
order of the day nc w, as every epins
ter and housewife is wielding a hoe dur
ing good weather,
Rev. John Handsaker preached to a
good sized audience last Sabbath. V
commend him for his promptness in
filling his regular appointment.
School meeting paesod off very
quietly. There wore only six voters
present, . S, Doidge was re-elected clerk,
A. Howard, director. The two unlucky
aspirants failed to get an office, as there
were no vacancies.
One day last week, while Wm. Hug
gins nas driving down a hill near Dusty,
the tongue of the bugi?y canw down, tue
horses became unmanageable and rau
ouite a distance. Wm. held to the
etrings and got them stopped. There
was no damage done, only a few straps
broken,
HAND.
THEGReCERY LINE,
In Exchange.
City, Oregon, g
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Laundry Soaps
Oregon
M4S FULL LINE OF
Tf IU
Incubator & Brooder
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" LIBERTY axd UNION.
"-Mrs. W. E. Smitb.who is quite-sick ,
is slowly improving,
j Mrs. Chas. 3Iays, who has been se
riously sick, is able to be around.
School opened Monday at the
Liberty school house with Miss McEwcn
as teacher.
Bom to the wif of Mr. II. Siewel),
a 9 pound girl. Mother and child arts
doing well. f
As we haven't heard anything from
Judge Tumbow, we w ill leave him over
until next writing.
Ed- Belknan n.1Sil tlirnmrh nnr
neighborhood last week with a drove of
cattle which he purchased ou Lake
Creek. .Dr. F. W. Williams has bouirht
a milk separator and also a fine saddle.
RIVER VIEW.
Mr. Fenno made a business trip, to
Eugene today.
Mr. Lorels made a business trip to
Eugene this week.
W. B. Wetzlpr mAile n trin In Troim.
the last of the week.
Don't forgot t. AntArhll'nrtion an.)
w v u V UliU
basket social Friday eve.
Mr." I. N. Edwards purchased a
blooded draft horse Tuesday.
James Hayes pat up with Mr. Foste r
Monday evening. He reports Mr. Foster
failing very rapidly.
Mr. Wm. Johnston delivered some
baled hay in Euuene Wednesday, lie
reports a good market.
rrof. Harwood. Principal of the
Harrisburg schools, and wit, made a
short visit Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. Hayes.
Tuesday evening the Ikivs erected a
platform in the school-house, and now
all is in readiness for the basket social
Friday evening.
Prcf. Hunter and W. B.'Wetzler
went to Eugene Thursday night to as
sist the K. of P administer the third
rank to .Sheriff Withers. Both pro
nounce the Eugene boys capital enter
tainers. RAILROADING PATENTS.
A single firm of Patents Lawyers, C. A.
Snow & Co., of Washington, 1. C, h.-na
in the last year procured 1,030 patents
for their clients, many of them for re
jected inventions. C A Snow & Co. liava
been accused tf railroading patents
through the Patent Office, but they insi t
tlmtt.iiia locomotion is better than ox
carting them for by the latter process
the inventor .ften dies before negcti
liis patent,