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Evening star., 1901-09-20
Dental Department.

Lectures will open Tuesday. October 1.
Catalogues and information may be obtained
from the Dean, w. N. COGAN. DDS, 1746 NJ
Street northwest.
Evening star., 1901-09-20

TAKE SHORTHAND LESSONS AT THE WASH
ington Typewriting and Reporting Office, in
charge OF q Court Stenographer. Touch typewrit-
ing. Open day and evening. 913 st. NV.
se14-26ts-4
Evening star., 1901-09-20
OUT OF WASHINGTON.

LOCkSLEY HALL, RIDGE, MD. = SELECT
boarding school for 20 boys: l30 Of grounds;
location healthful and picturesque; thorough In
diyidual instruction.; careful moral training;
sion begins Sept. %; terms, $3.50 per year
se3-26t'5 GEORGE ROGERS, An Principal.
Evening star., 1901-09-20

HOTEL FORNES, = >.
Corner Court and Pearl SITS.
Modern. nreproof central; surrounded By All princi.
pal hotels and theaters.
EUROPEAN RATES. 81 80 UP.
Write for Exposition Map and Guide. au10-7st-1
Evening star., 1901-09-20

FOR SALE-PARROTS. DOGS. CATS RABBITA
nipeone white rats and mice, incubators, mock.
ing birds food etc. SCHAID'S BIRD STORH,
TI2 18th st NV. my26tf.4
Evening star., 1901-09-20

MISS MINNA HEINRICHS,
Teacher Of Violin,
seiA-1ms 1529 Vermont ave.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
LANCASTER.

MIR. Pryor took possession OF his ranch
last week
James Lee made trip to Corvallis
the first OF the week.
Dong. Perkins Is able to be around
after spell of grippe.
Rev. Tohn Handsaker preached toa
full house here Sunday.
Samuel Templeton, OF River View,
was visitor here recently.
Ed. Ayers made a business trip to
Eugene the first Of the week
We give Brother Johnny Handsaker
credit for his prompness in filling his
appointment ut this place.
The Rev, Richardson, OF Eugene,
was the guest OF Ed. Ayers and family
Saturday ard preached at Harrisburg.
Clyde Morrison,lost his pony Satur-
day night We extend our sympathies
n Clyde, as he Thought great deal OF
the pony.
Rev Richardson, of Eugene, will
preach here 1T the school-house in four
! weeks. being the third Saturday in April,
! AZ O'Clock
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
So
espOnsse9ce
HARRISBURG.

HARRISBURG.
THE s J. Co. ID dreaeiag tie depot
here With new coat oi pant.
ID. 8 Bu.ey came home from busi.
ness trip to albany last Wednesday.
MIR J. l.. Van Ness, from the East,
II here seeking location t1r home
Miss Cauthorn. Of Corvallis, il yis.
iting with Mr.. Il. II. Weathcrford "out
on the farm
Our city charter gives the City |
Council absolute control aF TO granting |
franchise for lighting the city.
Mr. l.. Greenwood and family were
messengers on Mondays local e1 route
Tor their home In Eastern Oregon.
The City Council will meet thus
Tuesday evening 70 consider y propo
eition for lighting the city with cleo
tricity
III. J. Ottenheimcr, Of the firm Of
Lienthal Bros. & Co., on Monday, was
looking after their hop interests in this
vicinity.
Sam y. Gtoy, special With the Lon
don & Lancashire Fine Insurance Co,
vas transacting business here On last
| Wednesday.
We already hear considerable talk Of
wheat pests being at work. However, {,
the general fear may cause exaggeration
in this matter.
-. Il. Parrott, Jack Howard, Lyman
IAssell, Charles Officer aud Mike An
derson, oi the ). p steam shovel force,
were here last Sunday for visit and 4
good time.
Jewel Lodge, No. 81, Degree cf
II Honor, of this city, entertained Mrs.
N. W. Briggs, Past Grand Chief, and
Margaret Herrin, Grand Recorder, at a
meeting called for the purpose, on last
Monday evening. The meeting was oi
al informal character, giving opportu.
nity for general and free iraternal in.
terninglng, such rs never fails To IN
; spire Wholesome social atmosphere
: and especially wien led by celebrities VI
, such charming presence and high At
tainmente in the work oi the order a'
those two ladies are. Tie lodge haC
prepared u short programme, which wat
! carried ont without hitch, and being
. interspereed with music 10y the orches
D ira, was an enjoyable feature ol the oc
casi0n. However, 10 avoid monotonou
e detail, it can he truly said that thr
!, meeting, from start 10 fnisn, was
. feast OF reason and conyiviality. !
Z banquet wac served that In preparation
: IL seldom equaled for variety. qualit,
: or daintiness, and TO which the member
applied themselves witha gest that be
p takened their appreciation Of the goo
q things of this occasion The entertain
n inent was continued until the hour {
r arrival for the south bound overland
4 when the lodge, in a body, escorte
y their distinguished guest 70 the depo
and after congratulations and goodbye
the happy crowd returned to their +,
spectiVe homes.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
FERN RIDGE.

Mrs. J. i, Wigie andson Fred spent
Tuesday night in Eugene.
We are sorry to state that Zim Null
key s health is not improved.
IT. l.. Rash and family, OF Elmira,
attended church here last Sunday,
Lee Wisecarver has taken contract
to cut fifty cords wood for G. II. Stickels.
-Robt. Bond and wife visited the
family Of L, d. Gibson first of the week.
--Robt. Fields, Jr., will soon leave for
Eureka, Calf, TO visit his brother viii,
-. u. Wiglc has been in Eugene for
several weeks in the real estate business
A. 4. Gibson, OF Hermann, was
transacting business on the Ridge last
week.
Elmer Jordan preached q very IN
tsresting sermon at the Christian
Church last Sunday.
Ora and Nonda Cheshire, Darij
Fisher and 0 G. Thurman visited at MIR
Hembree's last Sunday
Mr.. Byron Cumm;ns was on th,
Ridge last Thursday gathering cream TO
the Weatherly Creamery Co.
Mrs Buz6ard went 20 Eugene to car,
! for her mother, Mrs, Gilbert, who iel
and sprained her ankle quite badly.
Mrs. Joe Hill went to Eugene las
Wednesday to visit her mother. Mrs
Drake, returning Thursday evening.
Grandma Erisbee, who is visiting il
Iowa, writes che is getting homesick, bu
will visit q few weeks longer before re
turning homo.
Albert Lemon and wife left las
Thursday for Independence where Mrs
lemon will spend the simmer Will
Albert goes To Eastern Oregon in scare
oi Work.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
4 GENTLE HINT.

In our sty!e,of climate, with its sud-
den changes of temperatme-rain,
wlua and sunshine often intermingied
in single dav--t is no wonder that
our chil,hen, friends and relatives are
SO frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. 4 bottle Of
German Syrup kept about your home
fnr immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, large doctors bill, and per-
haps death, by the use Of three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hem
orrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group, or any diseas OF the Throat or
Lungs, its success j. simply wonderful
is your druggist will tell you, Get u
sample bottle free from Mueller 4 Hill.
Regular size, IS ets. Get Green's Fiiza
Almanac.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
RIVER VIEW.

Mr.. l, n. Edwards made trip to
Eugene Thursday.
Watson Mckee and ErmAl Cook
were visitors in Riyerview SunGay.
Mr., Harper spent Monday with Mr..
Foster, whom he reports failing very
rapidly.
Earl Edwards OF Benton county has
been visiting at |. \. EjNards' the past
few days,
Rev. Skidmore and wife were visit,
ing in the neighborllood Friday, Satur
day and Sunday.
MIR, VIM Templeton aud wife were
visitors in the naighborhood the latter
part Of the week,
Mr.. Willard GRAY, who came home
from Eugene to be present ut the baske'
social, returned Sunday.
Mr., Joe Edwards passed through
River View Thursday EN- route for hi!
home in Benton county.
Misses Ida ana Ella lnwail OF Irv
ing visited over Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Clifford Edwards.
Mrs. George Soverus and Jesse Bar
mum, Of Eugene, were visitors with he
sen, Mr., Jesse Soverns, Sunday.
The Young people Of the neighbor
hood spent a few pleasant hours at tn
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21

Price not known.
M. Barnett, Of Monroe, bought II
head Of hogs from s. Dodge last week
for si.50 per head.
MIR. W II. Kay Of this city has en-
ployed MIR. Harris, OF McMinnyiile, 10
assist him in his mercantile house.
--Momoe's 'bums" ere all at work,
including the writer. This is something
uncommon, therefore we mention it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Leach, OF
Harrisburg, were guests Saturday and
Sunday at the home OF Alvin Perkins.
The usual services will be held in
the NJ, l.. church Sunday morning and
evening, Christian Eudeayor meeting
at 6 so.
Mrs. l., A. Walker OF Cottage Grove
is visiting her son, Mr.. J. I. Carpenter,
our popular merchant. She arrived
Friday.
---Frei BarDett is just ,ecogering irom
severe attack of the grippe, which has
been the complaint OF most people in
this vicinity.
1t is reported that child of james
| Mutton, oi Dusty, has the diphthelia
and that that disease is again prevalent
in that vicinity.
--Goat shearing is now in full blast
s crew Of seven men have just finished
shearing 1000 goats for George HoIck
and Wesley Hinton has had a crew o
! four men At wnrk for tim.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
MONROE.

w. II, Kay has been appointed Post
master nj this place,
MIR. j. Hays, OF Harrisburg, made q
trip to the city this wee6
Ernest Brinner is now building n
new school house at Harmony,
viii Carpenter has been working in
the Dodge hop yard the past Week
The bicycle people of Monroe are
talking bicycle path for the coming sea.
SOD.
lit is reported that George Richard
will erect some new buildings on bis
place soon.
Mr., G l.. IIuggins is learning new
trade and expects TO receive big reward
for his services in the near future.
&c. j. Rails sold several head OF sheer
to Jim Sabin, OF Harrisburg, this week
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
home Of John Dixon Saturday eve.

home Of John Dixon Saturday eve.
Emma Wiscarson and John Harris
left Tor astoria, where they will join
their father, who left some time ago.
-Rev. Skidmore preached very in
terestiug sermon Sunday. Preaching
next Sunday at pm. Everybody IL
vited TO attend.
Mr.. Earper returned home Friday
from his place in the mountains. Dur
ing his stay the rast two weeks he
erected small cottage.
Much credit is due Prof. Hunter for
the manner In which he managed the
entertainment and basket social Friday
eve. The proceeds, which netted S49. .25,
! was great surprise TO everybody.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
Bulletin Board !
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Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21
Personal

II. ". schenck WIS In Eugene Friday.
John lAwrcnco made Il trip to Eugene
Tuesday.
Alex NeFadIon, Of Salem, i8 Whiting
In thia city.
T.. &. Lake, Of Linn county, was in
town Tuesday,
J H. Fcrgurson, Of Long Tom, was in
town Saturday.
j. II. Miller was in Eugene Monday
attending court.
". W Babcr made business trip to
EugCue Monday.
| Mira. i. l.. Swart6, oi Harmony, was
in town Saturday,
Mrs. John Baker visited relatives at
| Eugene last week,
Attorney Frank FkipNorth IL IN Eu'
gene attending court.
Attorney ], NJ. Williams, Of Eugene,
was In tbs city Saturday.
Rcy. G, II. Bishop, Of Portland, wal
IN Jnuction few days last week.
Editor <. /. Moorhcad returned from
Salem Saturday with a "lnIl dinnei
pail"
i G. W. Mays, Of Junction, was regis
tered nj the Hoffman House, Eugene
Monday.
Miss Margaret Hollcnbeck, ol Eugene
IL assisting in Mrs. j. 4, Sibbett's Milli
! merry store.
Emmett Butler, Of this city, one G
the best informed engineers in the ser
vice OF the 5. i. Co., is home on u fur
. loHgh.
WIN. Batman, who has been hostile
IN the s. +. yards here, has gone
, Roscburg to take charge oi u switch 81
CINE.
Miss Annie Lustcr, OF Ashland, wh
has been visiting in Portland, arrive
Oh Mondays south.bound local and
visiting with Mrs. Ecclceton.
, Mrs. Margaret +. Hcrrin, OF Portland
: Grand Recorder Of the Degree Of Homo
y WAS the guest q! AlrB. Dr. \. l., Lee IN
week. She left yesterday on the locj
i for her home
+" Miss Grace Hill, daughter Of count
Commissioner I K Mn, who has bee
e visiting with her brothcr's family in L
j. louise, Wash. since last iall, returned (
yesterdays California express.
il T.. r. Baird. travelling rcpresentati'
T. 81 the darlington Route, was IN the q.
Tuesday and paid this office n visit. VI
's Baird gays the Darlington Is advertiser
tc Oregon extensively in the East, and
bringing large numbers of home sceke
.r thus way daily.
4 Mr.. Thomas Townsend and daught
Anna, Of 81. Joseph, No, who ha
,s been visiting Mrs Gilmore and -
|, Price, left today for their home. NJ
- Townsend SAYS that he likes Oregon III
rate and that he il satisfied that cloy
~ aud timothy would do we'll here.
Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-03-21

Thee wds quite an exodus of young
people from Junction on The evening oi
Mar. = 20 attend q basket social AZ River.
yicw School house, given under the aus
piccs OF the public school. The crowd
was entertained until about tru O'Clock
by an excellent program given by the
srhoiprg assisted by the young people OF
the community. Music WAS furnished
by the sibhett's orchestra. After the
program came the selling otthe baskets.
The bidding was lively and spirited and
each basket sold for eoodly sum. The
proceeds. $4a.25, 20 to buy school IL
brarY and district is t. BE- congratulated
upon its success. Those attending from
junction were: Prof. and Mss SibDetts,
\. l.. Coon, Ormau Fay and Guy Miller,
Watson Mexico aid Ratio Skaggs, Ada
Wirn, Leah Lewis, Chester Nichols,
Chas. Baker, Hazel Moillt, Mamie
Parker, Ida Adkins, Georgia Nichols,
ErmaI aud Hattie Cook, j,
". riarly and May Brown,
ing, i. r. Gruggett and Lena Senders
David Bcattie, Rev and Mrs. Skidmore
Johnnie Pitney. All voted it grand
success and hope it will be repeated in
the near future. One VINO WAS THERE
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03

shop and mine. Our effort is to pro-
tect the sacredness of the home, to
take the chl.uTen out of the workshop
and place them in the school, and hay
ing keen appreciation for the inter-
ests of our employers we recognize
that their success means our success
and in order that both may be sue
cessful we adopt business methods and
sign agreements with one another,
which are faithfully carried out. We
are making STUDY and research of the
industrial conditions under which our
people work and are leaving no stone
unturned to rectify matters where
hardships are imposed. We are lift
ing the wage Garner up to a sublime
manhood and womanhood. and by our
labor organizations we have learned to
recognize and protect one another, and
are exhibiting to the world the support
we give to each other by our patron
age of the union label.
Carving Our Deatines.
! We are carving out our own desti-
MES and are alone responsible for all
/ the good We accomplish. We of all
other organized societies have been
brave enough TO open battle with the
billion dollar trusts ana we VIII con-
tinue to battle with them until they
Recognize that we have the same right
that they lay claim on. To organize
for mutual protection. We are asking
nothing from society except living
wages and shorter house toward which
goal We are fast approaching.
Realizing that We must rely on past
achievements for future progress, We
know that whatever may be said about
us by our opponents, the fact that our
Ipast achievements stand as a record.
against which all arguments fail.
Will Be Recognized.
/ In the tomorrow of few years
hence. the world will recognizes our
worthipess and generations yet I'M
born will eulogize us for the many sac
rifices we have offered for the cause
of humanity. So let us be patient. in
dustrious and frugal educate our
selves in the lifting of our class and
through our labor organizations gain
, recognition of the high dignity of our
calling.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03
oTTuMWANs ELECTED.
Are Honored at Meeting of Baptist AS.
ISOLATION at oskaIoosa.

[From Fridays Daily.l
At yesterdays meeting of the Bap-
fist association at Oskaloosa several
Ottumwans We're elected officers of the
association. The meetings have been
very successful and were closed with
special meeting last night. Quite a
number of Ottumwa people We're pres
ent during the different sessions.
Officers Named.
The officers chosen for the next
year arc:
For the association proper, F. G..
Davies of Ottumwa, Moderator; G. c.
Peck, Pella, clerk.
For the Sunday school department,
Albert Johnson, of Eddyville, Presi-
dent: Hugh Jameson, of ottumwa, SUI
perintendent; Katherine Cowger, FL
DON secretary
For the B. Y. P. u, George Smith,
South Ottumwa. President; Kate
Palmer. of Oskaloosa, Vice-President;
Maude Parker. Blakesburg, SECRETARY,
Ada Walker, Ottumwa, clerk.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03
Stockport.

Stockport, Sept 3.--Clarcnce Wheat
ley has sold his livery barn to James
Cuddy and will move to the country.
Chink Myers and family have moved
to Illinois.
Silas Gregory has bought property
in Birmingham and will move soon.
Gus Anderson will leave soon for
California.
Fred Anderson and family take their
departure tonight for Arizona. where
Mr.. Anderson has secured work OIL the
Santa Fe railroad.
Rev. Tenant filed the pulpit at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at
IL a. m.
There were sold last week seventeen
tickets to the state fair from this
place.
Rev. Parashaw preached at the For
aker church Sunday evening.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03
Bonaparte.

Bonaparte. Aug. 31.--About two
hundred of our people attended the
Harris Nick1e Plate circus at Farming
ton Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Oberton entertained the
Qui Vive club at the beautiful home
of DR.. Percival Friday night.
DR.. Young and family attended the
Donnellson fair.
A new cement walk has been con-
structed III front of the Cresap & Stad-
Ter business block.
A. J. Roberts of the Record, attend
ed the state fair this week.
The Kahoka- Bonaparte ball game
has been called off.
AL Troutman is contemplating
starting racket store in the building
recently vacated by Mrs. M. M. De-
! Riviness.
Miss Dorothy Lisle is visiting in OF,
| tumwa.
| The Pennington and Bonaparte
| bands together will give a concert at
the foot of Washington street this ev
| ening.
There is talk of starting cigar fac
tory here.
The soldiers of Van Buren, county
will hold their annual reunion here
some time in October.
4 Clinton Cresap is seriously ill with
lockjaw.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03
INVITED TO WOODBURY..
Thomas j. Phillips Gets an Invitation
to Attend Old Settlers Picnic.

Thomas J. Phillips has received an
invitation to attend an old settlers pic
mic which will be held at WOODBURY.
September and Z. Mr.. Phillips has
accepted the invitation conditionally.
Unless the democratic state central
committee makes different plans in the
meantime, it is probable that Mr. Phil
lips will be present. A. B. Cummins,
the republican candidate for governor,
will speak at the picnic on the sixth,
which will be republican day, and id
possible it is desired to have Mr.. Phil
lips speak the next day, which will be
democratic day. Big crowds are prom
ised for the picnic, and it promises to
be quite successful affair.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03

her duties as teacher in the public
schools here today.
Isaac Cain, an old resident OF Char
iton. but now located III the state OF
Washington, is spending few days III
Lucas county, the guest OF his son,
Jasper Cain OF English township.
Mrs. Lucy Patterson has returned to
her home in Russell after a weeks VS.
il with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Culbert-
son of this place.
The practice OF fast and reckless
driving among a certain class OF
Young men is becoming quite prevalent
and almost every day some trivial accl-
dent occurs as the result of their care
lessness. A close call was registered
Saturday while the streets were full of
teams. A couple of boys with their
girls. driving pair of broncho horses,
came into the square from the south
on the sallop and run into a pocket
formed by three ouggies coming from
opposite directions. In trying to avoid
one they ran directly into carriage
driven by Mrs. ". 3. Campbell and
daughter, the tongue of the first vehi
| Gle going through the Campbell
buggy, striking Miss Campbell and
| tearing the fender off the vehicle as
well as the supports of the top. They
never stopped to ascertain tho damage
or offer to make amends, but as 500,
as they had gotten out of the mix-up
they went on down the street at The
same breakneck speed.