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Corner Grocery
if
omplete
ON
2
2 every Thing in
produce
Taken
PJIsWorn Bro
Junction
"OPEN ALL NIGHT"
h practically, but not literally the
lit our store. Our telephone
will alwavs summon prompt ami
willing service when thvro in serious
Ulnem nnd necessity Ur prompt
relief.
01', Hotel telephone for night or
NUhUV CallS.
NO EXTRA CH AIUIK '
1 Oil NIGHT CALLS.
W aim ply auk fur that kindly fo l
lug on your part that gives us your
day patronage.
Drug
Company
t'orner Houd, Junction City, Oregon
'1 Bui let in Board I
Dr. I.oo. oculo-optkiah, F.ugenc.
Ice for ale at Cascade drug atore.
Fountain soda for salv at Cascade
druy More.
The Weekly Onanism mi l Rt'i.i.rnp
I-' I r a year.
llvry form of Job Work done prompt
ly lit tliiii oltiee.
Orders taken lor ladiei' mid gents'
militat Houston's.
Ksrgs are buying nd IXiiir hero fit
12'g cents u dozen.
I'reah orange and lemons for .sale
t Cascade drug store.
Walter Cleek hod over 100 head of
sheep sheared this week.
Shce-p-shearing hcrea1outi was at the
rato of aliout five cents a head thiH week.
Jdht tereis-ed, -lotH) 11.. of nic coun
try hiiuiR and shoulder t M illu.ru
Bros,
Men's nnd boy's suits, hitcst styles',
just received, ut S. 11. Fiicndly's, Kn-
(in to S. II. l'"iip!idly't when in Fu
1,'eiio for the h'U'st novelties in buiimier
tlrccfl jjoodi.
Tho pontpoiied Workmen picnic will
f held at llcrrin' grove, vvett of town,
Haturday, June j
Take your hmndry to (. KoekV
lutrher Kiio. If i! 1m the agency for th
Troy Ljuindry, of l'ortlnud.
',W't vnritien of jrruln in rultivniion, all
hualthy and lumding, on O. l.k N. eu
Irintcnt;tl furnr, neiir Walla Wuihi.
A. Uohrowhky, importing jownlcr, Ued
ding, Cal., furniHhes weildin pruhents.M
at lunnufacturera rates. Writo to him.
We have WoHtfall's Herbs of Health
and Wonder Oil, ,
Mortxnn& IIitL.
Tho Krothcrhood of Locomotive En
gineers will givo their annual excursion
to Salem, Sunday, Juno 0. Faro for tho
round trip, f 1.
Councilman Charles Van Vrankcn, as
artiht in -color, lust week odornod the
exterior of 0, S. Kock'fl tonsoi ial parlor
on Sixth avonuo with a now coat of
paint.
Po you. tvaut tho blj hpad? Or tho
little head? In letter heads, notoduuidu
or bill bcada? Wo havo'em. Tho Cutlo-
Ctock
HAND.
5
5;
the grqcerv line.
In Exchange.
City, Oregon
2
tin do the work. Drop your order and
your money in tho alot,
W illlBm Ken. on Sixth avenue, has
rcfrcfthfd bin place of business with a
new coat of paint, w hich gives it an Im-
rovt aiwiatlraclivo annearanc. There
s now rufrchlmicnt both itiRido and out.
"The reacon." an original comtnlv
drxma in live acts, will be prenntd by
a flrst-chiMi company at tho Ilafrikhurir
l'Pra House next Saturday night. Head
inuomeinent n llarrittburK correeoon
dence of Tbo bulletin.
Dozens of bomeseekars are amwarinz
wior i. h. commissioner at Arlington,
making entries tinder tho homestead
laws. The are Imnrovimr tlm eouiitrv.
building homes aim ado i nit to the ecu
erai prosperttv ol tne county.
It will Interest the farmers, readers of
the r.ulleun, to know Germany, in the
opinion of thfl Yossiche eitung,' m-iII
need In import l,oG0,000 tons more wheat
and 7tU),(HH) tons more rye this year thao
mat, owing w ruiueu narveavs. .
Horton Bros., .strup, have got ou
cloth and c.nrahwrd signs, on whicl
they nay: "Lumberl All kinds of lam
her, rough and dressed. Long timbers a
specialty, tour nuleii west of the I cr
gue.mtn plaof . A level road. No hills
'Itisnn ill wind that blows nobody
any gtl. The meeting ol tho news
pnir high rcrilx's in ruflalo gave two
traveling printers an opportunity to te
employment in the printeriea here for a
whileone in each office. They came
irom iKitn ways.
Same of the trains nasslne tbroual
here, embrace cars loaded with telegraph
poles. Hobos endeavor to tret in among
them. hen the hrakies discover thei
nhi-reahouts and invite them to oliirht
tho ho'.ms sometimes ito from one car to
another, and thus travtd "from polo to
poie
The man vs itb the overalls under his
arm, looking for work, and tho hobo
with his pick of blankets on his back
drift in dailv on the overland that is
they walk illustrating: "The rich can
rido in a palace car, all gilt with mnhog
any frame, whim tho man without
money must eo afoot, but ho gets there
all the same." . .
State Journal, Eugene: To Junction
from Kngeno and ret'irn ia 32 miles by
the county road. This distance was
covered on a bicycle, in ordinary travel
in, hint Sunday', in 3h. R7s., counting 30
minnU's for the time spout fn Junctiou
and ftlfo some stops along tbo road.' The
n lii whs made over ihe river road, which
wms in fair condition notwithstanding
tho henvy rain the dav previous. This
rod is much betUr ihun tho way by
Irvine, and is tho beat wheel course iu
the county.
Tlio lodge at Pusty of Woodmen of
Do you know
That wo carry tho bept
ohtainablo White Iad
and Linseed Oil?
The Pioneer White Lead
Pure Boiled Linseed Oil
" Raw " "
We can today quote you a better
price on the above than you can
purchase them in Portland and
pay freight,
Aek us for prices. We
ready to talk with you on
are ever
Mixed Faints, Lead
and Oil.
Mueller & Hill
DRUGQISTS
the World held a picm'.- at
tain camp ground bvt Sa
;lle Fonn
irdsy that
was very largely attended li home t-o-
plo and other from tt.a
country, much so tiiBt
rrounding
there was
u to mtset
on. Many
were eter
tmrel) httchiag rwm mii
the requirement of thy ft
wetitovcr irrijn here. Tiier
rises by school children,
dlowed by
conk'Sts ry men sawm;
food, chop.
pin;: wood, tug-Vwar. ?
,trh t!lf;n
won on tho wood-chopping
Woodtnon won tho lug, ,
Tim local
Tho T.ulhjtiri has btri au'dtonwl by
Churles L. Acstin, ' tiian&'vr,' to an-
nouuew that the play: "The LtrctM
from Han ("nrlos I'liKon" Hill he irp-
nted in the Opera Hounehere otui.txt
Tuesday evtning. The bt Luget.e
talent iu the dramatic ln4 wi'l appear
n the character b with thfiuing eilect.
t is a war drama in !is acts, with
Sfiecial scenery and musical srs-einUief.
The orchestra is rated firt cla. Tho
company has good indorsement and is
well recommended. The presentation
of thin play in Eugene elicited commen
dation from all classes. I
Miss Anna Oglesby left Sunday after
noon for I'orlland, then to start on
Monday following with thsother Oregon
delegates to tho meeting of the National
'editorial Association wtucn orens in
Ituffalo. N. Y.. next Mondar. Her
duties as correipondent of metropolitan
papers have been, placed to ne performed
n competent and rename tiatius
P.ut it is doubtful whether her specialty
as Associate editor of thid paper can be
Dilad relianiy and satislaetoriiy ty the
editor-io-chlel. who. whilfl 'wav un on
theories ot tho approximate area ol the
mathematical circle, is free to confess he
is considerably off on those delicate lit'
tie subtleties that figure so prominently
in connection with tho savin? and
doings of the social circles Therefore, if
during her absence he should get shirt
waiets, and lace, and thiogs of that sort
mixed up with football, how to feed vtmr
cows, etc., too readers of the Iiulletin
will have to do the sifting themselves
and attribute the heterogeneousueiui to
the customary (so to nut it) innate tu
nidity of the assemblymen la the lino
lype department.
(iOOD ADVICE.
The mot-t miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dvbpop-
sia and Liver Comolaint. More than
75 per cent, of the people in the United
States are attl:cted w ith these two dis
eases and their effects: such as Sou
Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cos
tlveness, Palpitation of the Heart
Heartburn, Water-brash, Gnawing and
burning rains at the nt of the Stom
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue and
Disagreeable Taste in the Mouth, Conv
ing up of toHl after Eatmg, etc. Oo to
Mueller A. Hill's and get a bottle of
August Flower for 7 cents. Two doses
will relieve you. Try it. Get Green'i
I'rue Almanac
A t'l(ij.'ram received this morningfrom
'ss Anna oglest, dated ulendive
Montana, said: "Nice time, weather jer-
leel, enjoying scenery."
OUR LOSS, THEIR GAIN.
k Mvstmv or kotr lkavcs cs for as
OTHER FIKLD OF Dlm0'E8.
Professor J. A. Sihbetta left on the
Overland Saturdav morning for New
Ustininster, Uritish Columbia, to ac
cept the position of leader of tho City
band ol that place, which has a popula
tlon of -O.iKn) poonlt). As a muaimn
the professor bears an enviable reputa
tion With ut home and abroad, lie is
gentleman of wide experience, iji his
lino of artht'c ability, havimr ueTed
five years with diffotf nt army bandu of
the regular s -rvice nnt! ateo twovcAra i
L nitetl States naval eervrw hands II
remarkhtle record is sh-wu hi thrt f;ft
that' ha has -been the Organizer and
leader of i'l bandi wjs-ctivclv in the
Wiilatneti vallev. While in tho Thi
ipiues he was leader of tlie TLirtei-nth
Minnesota Yoljintarv Tpfantrv bai,d
In congratulation tne yeopiv of Ne
Westminster on having ?cnred the eer
vice? of so able a rnusid.iB as Professor
Siohetts, it is imper:itii to add there
is regret at his departur. from thfs place
where his skill as a m :m'ian ,:ui.i ii
urbanity as a treniil tutizen will I
greatly miesed. lint nut j is the penalty
of fame, that when one achieves it he
called away to widor Holds of u.efuluet8
and has lo Kve the g'd-by shako to
those who havo become endeared to h'm
by pleasant association, Ho now be
comes the leader of one of the crack
musical organizations of l'ritish North
west Territory and will without doubt
fill the bill with eclat.
"The 'horn' ;hat once on Tara's walls
the soul of music shed,
. Now hangs as unite on Tara's walls
as tho' that soul hath tied." .
For sal A brand :iew 1901 Rambler
"Special." Never U n o'.it of the store.
It is h $-10 wheel for $.!0. Ladies' or
tents'. Inquire at the t tjiXETis ulllee. .
A GOtJlVl lUNG
German Syrup is tho special prescrip
tion of Dr. A. Soschee, a celebrated Ger
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in medicine. It quickly cures Coughs,
Colds and all Lung troubles of the se
verest naturo, removing, as it does, the
cause of the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy condition.
It is not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the tost of years, giving satis
faction in every case, which its rapidly
increasing salo every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually. Bo
schee's German Syrup was introduced
in the United States in 8IkS, and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three doses will re
lieve any ordinary cough. Prize 75 cts.
For sale by Mueller & Hill. Get Green's
Prizo Almanac.
Personal
Mrs. J. W. fiilmoro went toliiddlcson
Tuesday's locfcl.
Hon. L. T. Harris, ot Eunene. pass.'d
through Tuesday on bi way to Portland.
Frank and Jim Williams came in yes
terday to hear C. L. Smith on "Diversi
fied Farming."
Mini Ikllo Miliican paefed throuzh on
Wwlneiclay's north-bound local on bur
way to Chicago. .
Mrs Brown, of Everett. Wash., ar
rived l uesday on a visit to h&r enter.
Mrs.CoLF. VY. Fdaum.
Miss Emma Caber left for Corvallis
Wednt-sdav to attend the commence
ment exercises of the college.
G. T. Kerry expecta to leave for Mon
tana soon to fill an engagement shearing
sheep. Kate is from 7 to 8 cents a head.
Miss Grace Hill was on the program
for a recitation Sunday night at the
Christian church, bat was unable to fill
the engagement in consequence of sick
ness. Misses Ora and Nellie Wood, of Crow
ost Office, visited Monday with their
cousin, Mrs. J. E. Miliiorn, and returned
homo Tuesday afternoon.
Clande Leo is in Portland this week
consulting an oculist, its bis eyesight has
become so greatly artected that the ser
vices of an expert are necewary to
restore it if possible to iU original con
dition. ' ' , v '
C. H. Cowan and wife have rented a
cottage from Joe Sternberg, and Lll
make their home in this city. sir.
Cowan is tho new day operator at the
depot. They come highly recommended
from u rants rasa.
John Hsndsaker leaves Saturday for
Des Moines, Iowa, to attend a snmmer
school. The length of his stay is indeft
nite. The best wishes of a wida circle
of friends go with him. He is a courte
ous gentloman, i sincere Christian and
realous woiker for Christ.
Missoc Marr and Eva Cloak, of Dautr-
lss county, who have been attending the
W llWmette University at Salem, arrived
Monday on a visit to Rev. J. H. Skid
more and wife, and left for home Tues
day. These voting ladies wore at one
lime pupils ot Kev. kid more.
W. H. Monroe, of the Junction City
Creamery, was about actively, Wednes
day, taking an interest in the Farmers'
meeting. When asked uow tne cream
ery business was getting along be re-
, i i.i - ; . . i . s .
pueu: e are pying uuv vxiay, tor
tho month of May, eomethins over
$1100 to our patrons."
C. W. Washburn returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Washington.
He speaks very highly of the giowth and
development of that Stale, and says
that prosperity is everywhere manifest.
He enjoyed the trip very much and re
turned in good health and spirits. He
difpoaed of 640 acres of land in Lincoln
county at f 15 per acre.
Rev. It. S. Marshel. evangelist,'' of
Oakland. Cal.. who has been conducting
a protracted revival meeting here iu the
Methodist church, aecoinpiismng Bitten
irxxxl. visited the Bulletin -sanctum Sat
urday, not for the purpose of reading the
Bible, though wo have one on our desk,
but to look over the exchanges ana xeep
up with tie procession of the ev ents of
the day. He i a genial, practical gen
tleman whoe acquaintance is pleasant
and cannot readily be forgotten. The
visits of such persons are always desir
able. Lincoln Countv Times. Davenport,
V,'th., May HI:" "Mr. C. W. Wttsh
burne, of Junction City. Oregon, who
hai owned a lot of land, in . Lincoln
county for many year.-?, arrived in town
Wednesday for a conplo tf days' visit
Mr. Washburne mak"S a trio to the
eouiitv about once every two years, and
takes a lively interest in its fiffcirs. He
expresses himseif as especially gratified
at the remarkable growth that has taken
place in town since his last visit, and
the evidence of thrift to be seen on
every side in passim: through the coun
try. Mr. Washburne is now quits ad
vanced iu years, though still well pre
Ask your dealer for
Cream of all
Ml
Lit
Manufactured by'-sasSa
The Eugene Soap Company
Eugene, Oregon ;
HOUSEWIVES:
STEEL AND CAST BAMES,
COOK STOVES, TINWARE and CUTLERY
ALSO
Celebrated Petaluma
Griffin Hardware Co., &S2i. ;2SSSS:
served', and is an" old pioneer of Oregon,
who has leu ft very active business life,
and still enjoys getting out."
Rosebnrg Review, May 31 : "J. B.Tay
lor, the night operator at the Southern
Pacific depot, will be transferred to
Junction City and placed in charge of
the station at that X'loce. A brother of
L. 11, Mooro, .the present station agent .
at Kosebtirg, wilt h:ave Junction and .
take the place vacated by Mr. Taylor."
The facts are these: J. B. Taylor camo
apthiWttt:k from Itoeburg and took
the place of Will Spoer who has been
the night operator here. C. H. Cowan
camo np from Uraf.fs Pass last Friday
and took J, Gilmore's place as day
operator. ... Mr. M. E Ham remains
station agent as heretofore. His services
are mof;h prized for their efficiency. Mr.
Specr will be 14: veil another location by
the-.company. ' -
Rev. John Handakr visited tho
Bulletin office last Saturday 04 the out
look for a contemplated protracted re
vival meeting at Lancaster nnder tho
leadeiship of lie. G. S. O. Humbert,
pastor ot the Christian church of Cor
vallis. St twin 2 understood that be had
obtained leave of absence for that pur
Ce. Rev. Ilumbett is very popular in
ncastcr, a he was there a year mo
last Christmas and did considerable
good. The date for the revival work to
commence has uot been fixed. A note
received contains the following: "Rev.
Humbert held a short meeting at Lan
caster two vears ago. Since that time
he has made a special study of evangel
istic meetings ucder one of the most
successful evangelists in the United
States."
C. L. Smith, expert and lecturer, came
in to see ns yesterday afternoon. They
all do it. He is a highly intelligent ami
cultivated gentleman bnt wholly unpre
tintiour. lie is a resident of Bemidji,
Beltrami county, in the timbered section,
of xinhesota. He left home Inst October
and has been lecturing ever sinew. He
came out in the employ of the O. R. &
S. company and remained with it four
months, holding Institutes in Oregon arid
Eastern .Washington. Since April he
has been with the Southern Pacific com
pany, tie ts trving to interest the farm
ers in the Willamette Yalley in dairying
and diversified farming. He arrived
yesterday afternoon from Portland.spoke
afternoon and evening in the Opera
House and left for Stay ton. He is a G.
A. R. comrade, was a good soldier, teils
in a lecture "The Story of the Campaign
and Battle of Chickamauga," with great
vigor, is an author and a highly valuaole
"universal" citizen. What he says to
farmers takes In not only the practical
in their business by.t also the moral,
esthetic and intellectual essentials re
quired to be understood and practiced
to make farm life ideal and whit ic
should be in every desirable respect.
WANTED.
Any onehavinaold horses for sale,
communicate with P. E. Peterson, E,
trup.Or, HARDWARE
Buggies
Wagons
Binders
Mowers
Hay Rakes
Binder Twine
Bicycles
Machine Oils
Repair
-i nf All kinrfs
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