Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-07
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Or. Lowe, ocnlo-optician, Eugene.
DR. oglcsby, physician and surgeon.
II you have something 70 sell, adver-
tise II welt.
All kinds Of up.to-daie job work done
at this office.
Go 90 Milliorn Bros. when in town
for your groceries etc.
The hetel II putting Ia new liehts In
the oiliee and dining room.
Doctors Smith, osteopathic physician,
Loan 4 savings Bank bldg, Eugene, or.
We kindly reqnest our correspondents
10 send Ia their communications by
Tuesday oi each week.
Take your laundry 10 q. 4. Kcek's
barber ehop. lie has the agency for,the
Troy Laundry. Of Portland.
''You kin git yo' daily bread by pray
in',p says Uncle Moss, "but DO nightly
chicken has 70 be hustled TO-"
Master Donald Mckay cut hia foot
Sunday morning. Dr. oglcsby was
called and put In few stitches.
DR.. q. II. Holt. dentist, can be found
at thc Junction City Hotel Tuesday and
Friday ~ each wees. Satisfactory work
guaranteed.
Born-~To the wife Of w w. Mode,
Tucsdy morning Feb. 8, 1901, n girl.
Mr.. Mode resides ON fcrgneson Greek (,
about miles by north west Of Junction.
Emmett Mnlholland, the boy who
tends 70 the oreeonian's circulation
iere, is industrious and attentive 20 his
business, and deserves the patronage Of
the cItixons o. this community.
We acknowledge receipt ofthc annual
number Of the''Golden West, an inter.
esting illustratsd and descriptive maya.
zine, issued by the Wasp publishing Co.,
San Francisco.
Twenty excellent stories and anec-
dotes Of Theodore Roosevelt, never bc.
fare printed, and told anonymously by
the ''intimatesh aud closest friends ol
the ice.president.elect, will be pub.
lished in the next issue Of The Ladies'
Home Journal.
Miss Jessie Gilstrap, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. /. Gilstrap, aud Mr.. Romeo
NJ. Gilbert, Of Salem, were united in
marriage by Rev, j. A. Cleland at the
First Presbyterian church, Eugene, yes
terday morning.
The January and February mum bore
Of Success, puhlished by Mct;raw-
Marlen Co., New York, have becn re-
celyed with appreciation at this office.
they are sparkling with Information
and good reading matter.
]. NJ. Cook purchased II mich cows
the past week. This makes % cows
Milt owns, aii Of which are being MIXED
and their produce sold 20 the Creamery.
This kind Of nm investment pays we'll.
Those who are not engaged in 1t, should
investigate aud be convinced.
Congressman James u. Richardson,
oi Tennessee, now wears the hallowed
mantle Of the great Albert Pike. In
other words, Mr. Richardson succeeds
70 the exalted Office Of sovereign Grand
Commander Of the Southern jurisdic-
tion Of the Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite Of Free Masonry.
The Cascade Drug Store will be ready
for business by the first Of next week,
Mcssrs. Gillette ( pitney, the proprie-
tors, are busy getting things in shape to
open up. Their place Of business is in
the store room FORMERLY occupied By w.
~, Keene as cigar store, in the hotel
block.
Junction City Camp, No 4iG, Wood
men Of the World, have secured the ser.
vices Of Prof. Meakin, one Of the most
distinguished western orators and dra-
matte readers, who viii entertain the
citizens Of junction some time next
month, Prof Meokin is deyoting his
lie to the interests Of humanity. He l.,
one Of tho most interesting fraternal
workers Of the West, and makes sun
shine and plenty q 1t wherever he goea,
Don't fail to hear him when he comes,
Watch the BuLLErrN for date Of his com
ing.
u. A. Stafford, OF Albany, was in
town looking over the Baber warehouse
property, with the view Of purchasing
same, this week, Mr. Stafford is ex-
County Assessor Of Linn county, having
held that Office two terms, He is en-
gagged In the mercantile and warehouse
business at Albany, Prof. Gruggett,
principal Of our schools was in the em-
ploy Of Mr., Stafford 70, five years, and
speaks highly Of that gentlemans s busi-
ness qualifications. The BULLETIN hopes