brief MEXTIOXJ.
1'jsti-r kid gloves t Frieiulty'.
(jo to Dr X J Taylor (or dentistry.
'I'll best fc" cream at Baum's. Try it.
Goods sold cheap (or cash at Matlock's.
See friendly' new ad on another piiga.
Grass wed bought ami told at Goldsmith's.
lir t (or sale. Apply to D MRisdon, city.
A fine lot of Eastern hat Jut received at
lutlocV.
Kihty acre o( fine land (or sale. Inquire of
i) H Oleman. .
The highest cash price will be paid (or wheat
yFBDann.
l'hetograph finished neatly and ariis
ly at Winter!.
; Matlock is receiving a large line o( new dress
goods. Give him a calL
Ht aud cold baths every day in the week
it Jerry Horn's barber shop.
A Una line o( ailk plushe in all hade
tad grade at F B Dunn'.
The Goahd does all kinds o( job printing
cheaper than Tortlaud price.
You can- purchase Waltham watches at
I 0 Watt from 810 and upwards.
Carpet and oil cloth .just received will be
1.1 at Portland price's by Bettman.
(1-fmra mower can he purchased at the
,. i f Fritchett k Forkner for 880.
you waut hardware at reasonable prices
the store o( Fritchett 4. Forkner.
j best candies and oranges can always
ind at E Baiim's confectionery store.
( t your bed room sets, lounges, mat
i . and furniture o( Day k Henderson.
Mr Geo F Craw has the sole agency (or all
I iiuU of the celebrated Tansil Punch Cigars,
if yoa are hungry go to E Laura's. Fresh
! ,rs, ham and eggs served any time o( day or
ng Hill keeps in stock an excellent
L,'.eflll
rtment o( good readable works.
Give
n a calL .'..
New line of ladies' andchildrens' underwear
fj cloaks has just arrived and will be sold
t b.ittom prices by Bettman.
A g od (arm (or raising stock or grain (or
j oo reasonable terms. Inquire of A A
. ; 4 miles north-east of Eugene.
If y,m are in want o' agricultural machiu-
. any kiud, remember that Mr J fll
ricks keeps a full assortment.
r3 H Friendly will , pay the highes
! market price for wheat., 'live, him a
; before selling your grain elsewhere.
j-'viling Hill, at the postolfiee, takes sub
is, nations (or nearly every newspaper Bnd
peru.diel in America, at the publishers rates.
I w ill deliver good cedar posts for$H wr
' Td, and good cedar bonrd fur $1 per hun-
Will e'chuiuro for wheat or flour.
I , orders with i B Kkin,..lr. .
,, RoDEllT VAL'OHJf.
, ' jmd after April lt the. undersigned
t, eommeinje doing business .on
, yy basts, fcelliii:;; jpiorl for cash or
je only. .All pmchiwH-s will fiud it to
1 interest to call a,nd get price.... .
C .iw J. Matuck.
: , Taylor's? Oak Cwr-pnund, putcly veg
'j positiveV cures rheumatism, Betiralyia,
hache, sick headache; cn.mp cMio, cholera
n'lius, Complaints peculiar to feina'co. Dye-
ia, coM or cough, Hives, Chids td fe-,-r,
paius around the he urt, ery iiel:is,
f i.tliisiu. Gkuhue Taylor.
Bold by Osburn 4 Co, druggins, Eugene.
. ,
Coburg Itemj.
Oitolier C, 1885.
Not enough rain has yet fallen to admit of
Rowing.
A butcher shop has been started here by E
Roach.
l"iv new houses have Wen erected here this
Jyimmer.
A new lot of machinery has been received at
; .. Ule'i sawmilL
Mr I Vanduyn is building a family cemetery
i.: t!i Coburg cemetery at a cost of $1000.
I'afly trains are looked for over the narrow
S'-'.'g railroad soon.
A tax of $375 has been voted to ran tlia Co
in n ichool this winter. "
Coburg has a literary society; officers: Prea
i t John Cochran; Vice President, Dr Al
f vnider; Secretary, T M Martin.
Reportkb.
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled (or in the Post OlTiee at
s.-ne City, Oregon, Friday, Oct 8th, 1880:
! r own, LJ
at heart, Miss Myra
.-oper, Mi s S
i - per, Mrs Sarp.h A..
c
'ike, Grayson,, 4
tiros, Mrs Lizzie .
tJiidM, John 5
II aye, Mrs Alice 3
Hupburn, Mrs Laura
H'.itihes, Wm
Jacobs, Arthur 11
Ionian, Frank
Lacheud, Mrs Susan
Jjftnge, (ieonrs
Mc.Karlanil, Wm L
Idoore, Miss R
Mooney, Sarah E .
Morrim Mrs Chris
Sanfonl, George 11
Sonumiiks, J hii
Stehhiogs, Miss L
Taylors, David
Wood WS
Voiles, Marshall
tVrsojp wiling (or the iame will .please say
alvertised, giving date of advertisement: ;
F. W. Okdi bn, P. M.
Ixcelsiob Gatk. Mr C B Fellows of Hql
Linn county, is canvassing Iane county
t present in the interest of this splendid gate.
is the gate he exhibited at the Fair here a
' -'v weeks since, ami which created great inter
' among our farmer. He has sold 273 farm
its in Linn county and ws are informed
t every gate gives complete atifartion to
purchaser. W hile in Eu(;tre Mr Fellows
i be found at Coleman House. He desires
: sell (arm nd county rights. We wo'ild .ad
" our fanners and U!ckriers , to investi-
the merits o( this gate before purchasing
building any other, as we are atitfi'"'1 that
r seeing the Excelsior gate they will Lave
other.
Thi Law Class The t following students
t of the class of thirteen were, admitted to
'' bar Wednesday by the supreme court: J
" t Tittinger, Geo M H"yt, Iiarnet Y Roe, B
U Mun)hy, W S Ott, T O Abtxitt and Henry
irgnnero( Portland, A C W'oodcock and W
Shaw of Eugeu City, and II E Courtne
' f Salem. Supreme Judk' Thsyer made a
' ry pleasant ad Ireos full o( sound alvie to
class. -Statesman. We congratulate our
Soys.
Hop SAil-Mr J C Bushnell sold last Mon--y
bis hop crop, amounting to 20,470 lb, to
tr 8 H Friendly, ( .r 25 cts per iund. 1 he
; were raisol on itfht acres of land and
fo'ujht him the sum of 5,1 17.50.
Fo Sale. Team o! h r es, wag jn an J
untsi. Arply at Coleman Hotel
Junction City Items.
October 3, 188G.
A slight shower.
Our merchant are recclvltig goods daily.
Why don't they proposo says a (air dairseL
The doctors thiuk the vicinity distressingly
healthy.
lion ft B Dorris paid J unction a buniues
visit hist Monday.
Junction City needs a street commissioner
very badly now.
Junction is putting on new vigor in all
branches o( business.
C P Houston is master of ceremonies as
ajeut in the newly fitted up depot.
J W Starr of Eigene City radiated cur town
with his friendly smiles on Tuesday. ,
Three families of immigrants arrived here
lust Monday, per train, direct from Missouri.
The Good Templars contemplate .a publjo
entertainment free to everybody in the near
future. '
Side and cross walks in the city are in a
crippling condition especially opposite the
church.
The public school is going in good order un
der tha tutorship of Piof Rupel and Miss
Guard of Polk county.
Jack Nyo, the telegraph repairer, was here
Monday and Tuesday changing the posi
tion of the telegraph oftice.
Messrs U Koehler, J Brandt and other man
agers were up Monday viewing the place of
the recent accident.
The 0 & C R 1 depot in being sided np
with rustic and reoovered and, new platform
made, presenting a handsome pcarance.
Our city was disgraced last Lord's day by
the appearance of a number of drunks, with
their usual obscenity and profanity. No ar"
rests made.
Johnny Eaton has Just finished replastering
and cementing his dwelling. Yet he won't
make proposals for matrimony. Notwith
standing there are anxious oues in waiting.
The Church Choir gave a sociable at Baber's
Hall last Friilay evening to raise money to
purchase music for church services. The oc
casifm was an enjoyable one and the net pro
ceeds were ?18.
Mr W (1 Pickett went to The Dalles last
Monday on business. He contemplates taking
a trip throughout the UuUed States of. Ameri
ion this coming winter mid perhaps Canada
Dakota and Texas.
One of our new immigrants is a physician of
many years practice and experience, late of
Cleveland, Ohio. 1' is name is Stone. He is
putting in a full stock, of drugs and medi
cines Ac in Salomon's building. . ,
Traw Talk.
Local Market Report.
. Eugenic, Oct 'T,18RG. ,
Whe.vt-04 cents per bushel on board cars.
Market weak. . . ,' .
Oats -30 cts per bushel with upward ten
dency. Hops -2 cts per lly dull.
Eggs 20 cts per doz.
Butter 2o!i' 30 cts per lb; scarce.
Lard Eastern, 10 cts per lb.
Putatoes-63 cts per tmslvd.. '
t Bacon Sides 10 cts; shoulder 7 cts; hams
17 cts.
A KACH-rWe take the following account of
an exciting race iu which the well known
horseJSingii run at Pendleton, from an Eastern
Oregon paper: "The iirst race was a h.Vf-milc
d.ish for a purse of S200; first home, S120, sec
ond ?l0 and third iJ20. There were five en
tries: MeCullotigh, Nelson Chappell, Echo;
Napa by J H Hamilton , of Grant county';
Quebec by V 11 Bahb, IVno; JOickitat by R
J Gilmore, of Grant County; P-ingtf, a. Califor
nia horse, by Vi.ndiiyn Bros of Eugene. City.
The positions were given in the order named.
The race was closely contested, Napa winning
by about thrco feet, timn 4'J seconds, with
Klickitat and Bingo tie for second place and
money. McCu'.lough came in fourth ami Que
bec fifth.
Mr V. V R e e, of Ohio, National Organ
ker of the W C T IT, gave a lecture, previous
ly announced as "Mt Hood View of the Tem
perance Work" on Tuesday evening last at
the Presbyterian church iu this city. A full
house listened with interest to her earnest and
impressive words, showing new step uy sicp
public sentiment was being aroused, an I peo
ple set to work for 'measures to suppress the
great evil of int9inperar.ee. On Wednesday at
10:30a m quite a number of ladies met at tne
"brick church" for more specific instruction
iu tha plans and possibilities of this w rk.
Gc3 M Miller wishes to say that his real
estate office will not bo closed future, but
kept open for' business either by himself or
competent clerks, and nil business lett in Ins
hands wiH be attended to with dispatch.
Mahhisd. In this city at the residence of
J W Starr, Wednesday evening, October Cth,
ISSC, by Justice Taylor Mr J M Thompson
of Cobiirg, to Miss Ella Davenport, of Port
land. "
FamWak'sino. Lait Wednesday night a
party who is known took from the rear of a
store on Wllllamette street a barrel of lantern
globes. If the party does not return the sarin
at once, he may look for an arrest being made.
For Rent In eastern part o( town, three
partly furnished rooms, so situated that they
fi.rma house to theia-clves. Very .desirable
fr H -!,t housekeeuin '. Rent, Sl a mtn'.li.
For Sale. A second hand Singer sewing
machine; used six month iu - d onler; will
be sold at a bargain. For further information
inquire st the GlAHT olfice.
Bokx. To the wife of "James Nuland, in
Willamette precinct, Od 4. INSo, a son. James
was in twn Teday smiling, and all he would
talk about was that he was a "pa,"
CiirhmaS Will Case. -Judge V.'ashburne
lat Monday decided the Chrisman .will case
in fa'or of the contestants. The case will be
appealed to the Circuit Court.
Will be Closed. 1 he store of Sir G Bett
man will remain closed Saturday, Oct 9th, on
account of the Jewish holiday on that dt.
To Fakueiix. Wanted to exchange a
Piaoo for KOd stock sheep. Enrjuire of W
B Andrews, at the nH.t, Eugene City.
Quite a nnmW of Eugene jieople will go
' to the Mechanics' Fair at Portland
' Monday and Tuesday.
on next
Lane County's Solid Men.
We taka the following list of all persons
who pay taxes (or the year ISStf on (."U00 or
upwards, from tha assessment roll o( Lane;
Awbrey, M T i f 5,420
American! Freehold MortCo.. C'.t.'oO
Armitage, G H IS.IIVS
Bushnell, J C 17,(124
Bailey, Goo 10,073
Bulshaw, Geo o',52l
Bushnell. MA 7.IM
Bailey. John 7,!sti
Bond, I W 8,(i4S
Bond, Allcu 9.3'JO
Bushnell, J C , 6,940
Bink, First National 30,000
Caldwell, 11 P C.530
Cuinmings, Win 1.1.U0.1
Chesher, J P 6,403
Cherry, David. 8,t)'J5
Church, J C 5,6:.1
Coleman, J B 6,(m0
Coleman, E P....'.. 5,800
Campbell, R E 6,775
Conswell, John.' B,MW
Chrisman, P 6,240
Ohrisiuan, W S (i.tHIO
Chrisman. N P '. 6,093
Cooper, M and O M Est 13.813
Conser, Mrs K 2.1, !KK)
Chrisman, C F. Est..: 4o',773
Chrisman, G li , 50.232
Cathey, RS...V 0.9.")0
Cochran, I! B 6,'.l.rp0
lliamund, John...'.,...' 8,370
Davis, J K.... 7,243
Dundee Mort Co. 24,0!2
Bnilu, FR.,; 19,'JSO
Eugene Real Est Co 7,300
Edwards, H 13.500
Edfrards. T D.
14.633
!),200
8,3!
9,200
9,000'
5,113
12,444
11.2tHl
11,133
8,273
23,;t.-)4
9.7H3
9,130
6,080
8,.r:t5
6,900
8,(KKI
14.743
Ebbert, J A
Eakin. SB. Sr
Eilmundson. J N Est...
Folsom. F W
Felderworth. N
Ferguson, J B,...,....
Friendly, S H
(dllespin, J
Gilfry, J T
Harpole, J W
Howard, J MJtF B...
Huffman. WH
Ilulio, Lester
Howard, S N
Horn, (3 M...
Hemcnway, Vf...... ...
Harris-, J B
Holt, J E...
13,4.-0
Hill, IIN...I 7,850
Hurldert, JoeL. 6,727
Hadley, II 0..
11,623
5.230
7.930
6,000
9,502
5,480
9,410
5,5(i0
6.0T9
8,006
I. i.lKlO
9.534
6,(i(;0
30..KI0
7.997
9,050
7,500
6,270
10.4.'.4
15,024
6,421
II, 206
Hayes, 11 u.
Hyland, A D..,
Holt it Ward
Howe, N A W
Hawley, O M
Ilawley, Ira
Hawley, J H . ;
Hendricks, T G
Howard, R V...
Halsey, H E -.
Hnddlestnn, Jos.'..
Hovey k Humphrey
Hoyey, Humphrey k Co.
Hovey, A li
Horn, J M
Hembree, Est
Hembree, WO,,.,,;.,,
Hullman, Jas
Holt. S D
Inman, J V ,.
Jenkins, S.tm'l & J
Jonnings, Hell .
7.fl'.'0
Johnson, J W 5,970
Jennings, J C 5.8SS
.ludkins, Thos Est 6.500
Kirk, J F 8.790
Kinsey, Mrs P B 8,010
K.euey, A J 6,085
Kenmalv, JE 8,500
Kelly, J ihn'. 8,850
Love, M A J 7,800
I.uckey E U 15,570
Lsner, Chan 2U,162
Millinrn, John 15.320
Milliorn, T A 6,3-10
Million), J P 11.862
Muivh, G M 6.170
Maxwell, Henry .' 9,415
Meek. Sam'l .12.665
Maxwell, John '. 15,650
Mulkey. W N aSM
Matthews. A if. ISO
Melton, Henry 6 810
Mosohy, David 11 750
Martin, M P 5 470
Matlock, J D....V. .'. 15 00.)
McClung & ' Johnson.. . 9 450
MoClnrvn, Jus...., 9 0(11)
McClnre, VS...., ,,,,, 5 420
McCornack, Est 8 200
Nail, A , 7 8S0
NolnmL P : 8 955
New EiiL'land Mort Co...-. CO 550
Osburn A Co 13 85!
O k 0 KU ....180 53:
O&Gll LdDept 14 510
DHMVII Ld Co 12 000
O IUilway Co Line 13 638
Pattiaon. li 9 100
Peters, A V 12,000
I'arvin, Jas 5 535
Petre, JO 5 873
Powers, F B . 6 770
Powell, A N 5 160
PEACo 11 0(H)
Robinson L R 9,420
llobinson k Church. . .
5 460
Coach, John
Roberts. O V
Smyth, H
Sternberg k Senders. .
Smith, Wm :..
Shelton, T W
Sharpies, A ,
Sovems, Geo
Stewart, John
Sullars, J R
Stewart, Wm
Stevens, S S
Smith, MAE
Smith, Sam'l
Smeed, S. i . . . i
Wvey, A .......... .
Stafford, J M . . . . '. .
Spores, JM...... ....
Smith A R
Smith J H. a. !
Stevens J A
Stevens IE
Spencer W C
Soot W J J
Small W H Jr.
Sears GT & J A
SJiields Wm
Stewart E
Scott Rodney
, 10 950
. 5 .100
. 5 233
, 7 135
, 9 515
, 13 772
, 12 58S
, 1 1 595
, 5 320
. 7 925
. 5 280
. 8 035
. 8 015
. 7 855
. 5 855
. 6 205
. 6 636
. 6 260
. 5 574
, 5 ISO
. 6 335
. 5 770
. 8 200
, 10 35(1
.. 5,100
. 7 670
. 8 070
.. 13 525
Vii'JI
.. 13 300
Spencer S H.'.
Sliat non Wesley.
Sanford Jas. '
Sprinzfield Mill Co ....
Thomiwon U G
Tait John..'
'I'h"mwn A B
T.st Mary.....
Thompson Lizzie
Vamlovn I
Vandnvn Wm
Vandnyu Thrts
WashbnrneC Vf ,
WiV n Nanor...
Wilkins KM.
Wilson I P
West Wm....
Ward G II.
Wilkins M J A
Withers J K P . . .
Wallis M
Whiteaker John . .
WarJl
Walker M.f
Walker J K ..
Walton J -I Jr
YoumrCW
.. H2'K
...20 772
.. 12 3""
.. 6 470
.. Gfi:
.. 5 (XlO
.. 15 0")
.. 15 :m
.. 19 (HKI
.. 6155
. . 5 76"
... 11 139
.. 7 915
.. 6 370
5 700
.. 8.V5
.. 7 9-5
. . 14 445
. 5 1K7
. 12 I.V)
, . ioo:;h
, . 8-tio
.. 10 7'.
, . 5 1H5
. . 'J20
. . 21 400
Zumwslt A J ..
iZaniralt Isaac
. . li'"'
.. 6W'
, .1 tufJ
Brevities.
Read the University column.
Common Council meets Monday evening. ,
Ysquina Bay salmon ar now sold lnKugene.
R V Howard's fine rolling mill will soon be
making flour.
Titus k Lambert have move to tbe old post
olfiee building.
The Datle Times-Mountaineer Is now pub
lishing a daily.
liie work o( graveling Seventh street ha
been commenced.
T4ie trial of Mattie Allison wi'l begin at
Salem next Tuesday. ,,
Jim Robinson's boy is a girl this time. It
happened last Monday. -,
Sam Friendly and his clerks have sold an
immense quantity of goods this week.
Master Chas Underwood received a pet
coon from Oakland yesterday morning. ,,
A social dance will be given at Ilhtnehart's
parlors this eveuing. All are invited
Matlock has put up some very fine window
curtaius in the front portion of his store.
It ii suid that a party front ; Salem . will j
soon opeu a new hardware store iu this city.
. A disastrous fir at Raker City destroyed
f 10,000 worth ut property last Monday even
ing. We have received the first number of the
Albany Daily Bulletin.. It I a noway little
sheet.
One night last week 1900 fine Chinook sal
mon were taken by the fishermen on the Low
er Siuslaw river.
We are pleased to learn that Mr James
Huddleston is much better and his speedy re
covery Is nearly a certainty.
By the use of Buckingham' Dye, the whis
kers may be easily made a permanent, natural
brown, or black, as desired.
The Portland Mechanics Fair opened last
Thursday. A number of Lane county people
are in attendance, and more will follow short
ly. Taylor Hayes, at one time a tinner in this
city, has been nominated by the Columbia,
W T Democrats (or the office o( County Com
missioner. The postoffice, Wells, Fargo's express office,
and Patterson & Christian book' Store have
been moved to the old Hendricks' corner on
Ninth Street. , ,
The l)a!le Times-Mountaineer W an ad
vertisement of the University o( . Oregon, in
which it locates said institution of learning at
Snlem, Oregon. , ' ;
- Mr Chas Prim, of Jacksonville, has been
appointed U 8 storekeeper and gnager in
that city, yico Win Turner resigned. A
splendid appointment. .
Rev C A "Woody who graduated from tli
Stats University a Tew years since, now has
charge of the Weston Normal- School...,. His
wife , also teaches in the same Institution.
Mr II G Hadley 's new residence on Eighth
Street near that of Mr S B Eakiu, Jr., la pro
gressing rapidly, Mr Hadley and wife will
move into the same as sunn as it is finished.
John Mackay, the Bonanza millionaire and
President of the Postal Telegraph Company
will probably arrive in Poitlaud on business
connected with his telegraph company to-day.
Will parties in reach of town who purchased
money orders on Monday last call at the
postollioe as soon as convenient I desire to
learn who got money order No 29121
F. V. 0.1BUHX, Portmaster.
Mrs A S Dumiiway of the Portland New
Northwest, delivered an able lecture at Rhine
hart's Hall last Wednesday evening, on the
subject, "Trin erui oe," j. a large and appreci
ative audience.
A few John Deere Molina and a few J 1
Caie's Racine plows ran be bought (or less
than wholesale, prices at the closing out sale of
Pengrn, ." h, 1 1- & Co on Ninth street oppo
site tllihehart's Hall.
Several gentlemen here this week looking
fur vueuiit-busincts buildings in .Which ty es-
tablivh new lines of. business, - It is needless
to ei'y that the, Tp disappointed, a' there
is not a single vacant houso n( that class in
town.
Quantity In medicine is no indication of val
ue. Ayer Sitrsaparmn . is concentrated ami
1, ( t .il l
IMiwerful; requires a smaller dose, and is more
effective dose, dose for dose than any other
Sarsuparillo, It is the best of all blood medi
clues.
Miss Binnle DeForcst will give a reading
for the benefit of the University Societies, at
Rhineharl's Hall on Friday, Octolier 15th,
The hulv's reputation a a rare elocutionary
artist, assures the public that the entertain
ment will be i ii t interesting one.
This week Joe Hinkle bought the remnants
of i Millican's band of cattle (or $1500. Joe
is one of tie luckiest moitals on earth, as
those who ar well informed regarding the
number of cattle in Mr Millican's band Say
there are alxmt 100 head. Priueville Review,
The foot race at Astoria last Baturduy be
tween Geo Noland and Ed Rea was won by
the latter, lie coming nut five feet ahead. A
foot race has been arranged between Noland
aud Grant, 150 yards, for (500 a side, to be
run at Astoria Oct 27th.
Services will be conducted next Sunday at
the Presbyterian Church by the new pastor,
Rev Geo A McKinleyatll a m and 7 pm.
Sabbath school convenes immediately tfter
morning worship. Young people's prayer
meeting at half past five. The public cordially
invited,
News ha been recejrtd from the Lower
Siuslaw to the effect that tin cannery there
and the one on the Umpqu are unably to han
dle the enormous catch of salmon. At no very
distant day the fishing .interests on the Sius
law will produce mors money than all the
what fields in Lane county. ,
Little boy (looking tip from a. newspaper)
"Uncle, what is 'The Great Woman Question'
that til? peis say so. much about!" Uliele,
(who l cynical old bachelor) "Th great
woman 'mestioo, did you say I sepposet it is
'what did she have cnsiid did she gtt the
'rig' at Frlendly'.r
Thursday's Oregonian (rives Mr Geo M Mil
ler, of this city, a severe handling (or toe mat -ner
in which it l claimed he treated tbe Mis
souri colony iu its efforts to procure a location
on the Lower Simla. Mr Miller owes 1t to
tiiut-!f and the people of I,ane county ta make
a full explanation of the matter, and we k-ie
l.v offer him the e of the column of the
GCAiD to thus explain.
Several showers u( rain thi week.
See additioual locals ou editorial page.
Number o( wild gs passing southward.
The attendance at Prut Patterson's private
school numbers thirty.
The McGibeny family will bo in Eugene
some time iu November.
Mr Geo 11 OorrU' law office Is now on Ninth
street opposite the Star Bakery.
The Albany Dally Herald I one of the
newsiest papers that conies to this office.
After their admission to the bar Recorder
Shaw and Prof Woodcock visited Portland
Ask Frank Osburn whom tbe first special
letter was addressed to and who delivered the
same.
The Deputy U S Marshal tdt another of
fender to Portland this week (or selling liquor
to Indians.
Albany has raised the 115000 required, and
theO P R R Machine shops will be located in
that city..
A gang of 20 employe are now construct
lug the Postal Telegraph Co' line south of
Uyshen.
TheOrRR haslet a contract to O W
Hunt for building a thirty mil extension of
its line east, of AlUuy. ,
Application ha been made (or a daily mail
from Portland to Coburg on the narrow Ullage.
By all means the petition should be granted.
Matt H' ndricks has Just received direct
from the manufactory a large invoice of plows,
harrows and seed drills which he willsell cheap.
Call on him and examine hi good '
The delivery tea n took a spin Monday ev
ening auj mil into Clark' tru k team which
made a leak up Wi I oi ette street Consid
erable noise and condition and no great
auiouut of damage resulted.
The dispatches stale that Jack Dempsey,
knocked down four dudes In San, Francisco who
not knowiug him were bantering and insulting
the redoutable Jack. Sam Friendly is like
Jack Dempsey for h has beaten all th other
merchants In Lane ri unty, in knocking down
the high prices of goods. If you want to xet
the most for your money call on Friendly.
Postmaster Osburn has Vi:t concluded to
take the contract of carrying th U S Mail to
and from the dext. Yesterday morning the
mail wagon ,got the mail and Mr Osburn
thought nothing about the matter until he
heard the train whittle, when he shouldered the
mail sack and by uood runniug caught the
train. If this is mt Jeffersouian simplicity,
pray what is it?
Personal. ,
Several E o tern hop buyer la town.
Sonator Mitchell Is visiting in Poitland.
Dr E O Clark has returned to Portland.
All the Jewish sbtres will closed to day.
Mr DE R!cwnt to Portland Thursday,
Mr Guthrie is working In Jerry Hum's bar.
bcr shop. . ', ' . ,
Mr J M Shelley was In our town several
day this week, ,
Dr L D Snarbrotigh, of Cresswell, was
in
town Wa lnesday.
Mrs Saml Swift and Mrs Dr Clark are
at
the Snnwden viug.
Mr Karri Humphrey has gone to Eastern
Oregon on a bunting trli.
Rev C A Wonley of Lebanon was in town
several days this week.
Miss Kate Farriugtou o( this city Is attend
log the Normal School at Drain.
Mr Geo Thurston Is In Pilnevllle attending
to W V ami C M W Road business.
Mr P I'epiot was In town a couple (of days
this week buying hit winter's supplies.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Shanuon wont to
Marion county ou a visit last Tuesday
- V ss Lucy Muiiton, ol Harrlaburg, has been
been visiting friends In Eugene this week.
, Senator E P Coluinau ami Representative
Thompson wero in (own last Wednesday.
: Dr B F Russell, of Cedar Flat, . favored u
with a brief, call tost Wednesday a'tornonn.
Mr, J-A Stmttont elerk cf the Supreme
Court,, spent Saturday and Sunday iu Eugene.
i Mr F A Rankin h areton a trip to the Low
er Siuslaw to-morrow. He will return Thurs
day. ,...
Mr T M Wyutt, of Silver Lak. Lake oon-
ty, arrived iu town lost Tuesday on brie'
visit.
Miss Ada Page went to Portland last Mon
day morning, tv hue she will visit for a few
weeks.
Mr J Walcom, manager for Charles Dudley,
dramatic reiyler aud lecturer gave this office a
call last Wednesday,
Manager Koehler and Superintendent
Brandt cf the the 0 (tCRlt were In Eugene
last Tuesday morning. - . .
Dr J IJ Pilkington, o( Portland, wa in
Eugene last .Wednesday and Thursday on
professional business. ,
Mr Win Christian, and t Polk county gen
tleman left ou a business trip to Eastern Ore
gon Thursday morning. ,
Mr Jtenry Uuddletton of Yaqulna Bay Is in
towd visiting relative and friends. He reports
business good on the Bay.
Mr Taylor of Yskima, W T, I visiting In
this city at the residence of Mr Plytnate.
acknowledge a pleasant calL r . ,-
W
We acknowledge a pleasant call from Mr A
W Stowell of Portland yesterdoy. He
leave for his home this morning.
ill
Uncle Phillip Mulkey, we ar sory to learn
has been quit sick for a couple of weeks. At
last reports he was a little better.
Miss Rinehart. of Union county, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in Lane
county, started for horns last Monday.
Dr Whlteaker and (amlly returned home
from East Portland last Thursday. One more
returned thanwent and that wa a baby boy,
Judirt Walton and Hon L Bilyeu
have been in Salem the greater portion of the
week Id attendant uion the Supreme Court
Mr Chas Hayes will leave (or Eastern Ore-
gen In a few days where he will permanently
locate and go into the stock biulne. We wish
Charlie success in his new homo. .
Mr John Weaver, of .Walterville, last Sun
day received a dispatch from Susmx, Wis,
stating that hi father wa qnit ill and not
expected to live. Mr Weaver left (or tkat
place Monday, and by this afternoon will be
l at his father' home. The obi RentlemM
83 years of ge, ud it is hardly probabl
1 that be will recover;
1 ''yz' tp
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STATE UNIVERSITY , .
A column devoted to th interest of th
Laurean and Eutaxian Literary Socle tie, and
the State University.
- N
Mahy Bonnkits.. ,
Edito.
Can't always ba with you. E L P.
Mat Fenton entor school next week, i f
Mr Arthur St Clair visited th aocUty
last Friday. t
C A Coudit, Normal gradual of 8,
teaching at Halsey. , , -
Space will not permit publishing ott
Presideut' address, i i , . i
Miss Ann Patterson began teaohlon Ut
week near Juuctiou. -,. -
The furniture fur th new Library vLU
soon be be computed.... i y '.
Frank Hays, a former Undent, flatted
friends her last week. 1 ,
Rev Smoed has entered th University,
taking up special studies, ,- y '
Lena MuCown is engaged in letting typ
for the Orcgou City Courier. 1 , 'r'
The society wa favored by a reading by
Mis Emily Bristol last Friday.
Mrs K M Reese and Mr Sutherland tad
sou, visited th University thi week. - .
C A Dnuiway, sou o( Mr A 3 Duniway,
i a student of the Uuiversity thi year. ,
Alex Braudon, on ol last years' tdns(
is attendiug the Willamette Uuivrity.
At th last meeting of th Eutaxiau llia
Amanda Chrisman signed the Conttiiiioa.(
Tha retignaton ot Francis Cashm kviag
been accepted, Mark Bailsy wa vUeWd
Librarian. ...,,.,, t
Th first Rhetorical elasaei of th) yea
ended in their osssyi last week to f rot
Hawthorne,
All college student hare ben organised
into Elocution olasse under the instruekioo,
of Prof Spiller.. . .-. .f
The regular annual pertcesiion of the Eos
taxian will be held next 18S-. All
ar ourdially invited. ;
Th University library is at present being
moved from tha old building to room pro
pared (or it iu th new. . ,
The Dames of Elva GullowayJ Ann Craln,
Bell Pattison and Dell Walton ware pro
posed (or membership last week.
Great dilliculty i found by th Eotaxlatf
Treasurer iu securiug euffioieot bond, owing
to tha enormous sum in th treasury.
Frauk Noil, an ex-student, ha aooepted
position In the Jacksonville publie lehooll
Frank is giving entire satisfaction especial.
ly among li (air sex. t '
Messrs A 0 Woodcock aod W 3 Shavi
visited Salum thi week and were' dmittd
to tl bar, and doubtless will distiognish
thomselvei in their ohoseo or.lliog.
Mr E 0 Potter fill th oyibl positieo
o( tutor during th abeenc of Mr Wood.'
oook. Good lesion aud willing aud chear
ful obedience are the order ol the day.
Th usual aunual sociable, under th
auspice of th juuior classes, wa held last
Saturday night. An uncommonly good time
was reported by all present, student and
visitor. f. ..'.', :
The Eutaxian elect th following officer
for th piescnt torini President, Lursj
Murch; Vic Pre, Leath MoCornaoki SeO)
Clvn Shawt Treas, Emma Dorrif Editor,
Mary Bounettet Marshal, Emily Bristol,
Mis Hinui D Forrest will read nodef ,
th utpices of th Laurean and Kutaxiarr'
societies in Engen on the 15th. Mist D
Forrest i an elocutionist of rar power and
w predict a treat (or 11 ho.bear her.-
Th following ollloer were ileoted by
Laurcans (or.the nsniog termt Presidsot;
R O I'otten Vic Pras; A J Coilierj Secret
tary, E 0 Ortooj Aul 8eo, Darwio Yoraoy
Treat, Geo Fiuleyj t'nor; t M Mulkey
Editor, M rtButUrfiellSeigentat.Arm
L K Wooilworth. , .,.
Among th name, discovered by th lof
class, on th top of th middle iUr, i thl
o( U W Bass. By what myeUriou maajil
it got ther 1 unknown, a b did not p
through Eugen ou hi way,- utiles hi ul
got loose from hi body od want aorig
past abov our head. -t '
Th question to be debated next wesk by
Eutaxians is; Resolved, "That Washington
Territory should b admitted 'as a Bute.''
Atlirmativ leder, fauni tonao cot'
leagues, Emily .Bristol, Kit Moore, jh cow
notte. Negative loader,' Ida rurwrj em
leagues, Glen Shaw, Minnie Uren, Loa
Holt. ,.. . ,, ; " fl'
The r-uestin'o debated last Friday by '-tjix
tnxianwas, Kesolrea, "inas omcenoiu.r.
should be assessed (or expenses of party
campaign." Affirmative leader, Olen 8baWi
colleagues. Emily Bristol, Id Porter, 'Soe
Dorri. Kegativ ladr,' Emm Urij eoi
leagues, Etta Moore, Lur March, Minnie
Uren. . " i ' . '' ' r '
Boina considered peculiarly fortunate (?)
after the usual strif and rivalry among th
Eutaxians for this office, th honor and re
pontibility has devolved upon one who will
not hope to excel her predecessor, but will
earnestly endeavor to acquit herself credit.
blv. W cordially welcom the new Ln-
reau Editor into hi new field of labor, and
hope his dutie will b p'easant and agr.
able.
"Boomso" Tow.h.- -Th paper orr th
Stat nr tdklng overmuch about th boom
being enjoyed by Salem and Albany. Not
withstanding the bragging and (airy talk by
Hit dailies of the two towns at named ther
is scarcely sny building going on at either of.
the places. During ths past Summer ad thi
Fall ther hav been mor residences and bus
lues house erected in Eugene City, than in
Salem and A'bany combined, and no blowing
or bragging ha been Indulged In either. Right
at thi writing there ar 10 to 13 residence
being built, on thrti-story hoUl, two two
story brick buslnes houses, and on brick;
business house Is having another etory added.
But Eugene Is not "booming" she is just keep
ing paoe in the procession with the growth d
.(..-.looiiientof ths surmundine country. Only
I that and nothing more.