JL
CNP COUNTY,
SBltlEF MEXTIOSiS.
r,-tr kiJ glove. t Friendly'..
Lro4deoti,tryg,,toDrKJT,ylur'
Cj0lU ,ld AP t c.hat Matlock .
bought AU'l told t Goldsmith's.
i,t f Extent hat just received at
totU'Meteasur-i."-
U Coleman.
I fiuished-ne-itly and artiso
Winter'.
i L . -j-,l,lhtb every day in th week
not v
.jwryHorn'"""
.fiaeliseof silk plushes in ell shades
j4J grade it F B Dunn's. .
.i nnrehaee Waltham watches at
It 0 flats' .'rom $10 and opwarda.
J (West ed 1 'ot'1 Ju,t receired wUI
mneri can do purcnaseu at me
fcbKForknerfor$80.
tori art"" ...
ii want hardware at reasonaoie prices
JSUh.itorof Pritohetttf'orkuer.
I litk mat Ueu room ,
W.G furniture of Day 4. Henderson.
i" . fii F & nM tn ole ency fl,r u
W . ef th wleDraUJ Ta"11 1,unuh Cio'an,
ll2S5t of good readable work. Give
I V 9 line la.ie mmvmtiiiow uimnwwt
j,lniks has just arrival and will be sold
wr"-J.l. llettinan.
Llltfimn iiw
j any kind, remember that Mr J M
liiLlridu keep a full assortment.
iii.- - ... ...
UrS H Friendly will pay ne uignea
ah Mraeii"w -- ----
Lb before selling your grain elaewhore.
Local Market Report.
Eugexe, Jan 21,
WHUT-75cta.
8i-40(S5O eta per mishel -scarce.
ors-10(a20 cts per lb; dulL
Efli-18 ot per do i
Botm-25(30 cU per lb:
aAn . iw. m
II PoTMOW-M eta per bushel.
II Bicox-Side 8 to 10 cts; shoulders 8 to 7 eta;
l"t.ml intnl2ct.
Kor Sale.
tnts In Shelton' and Packard's Additions to
IiKfene City. Nicely located and the most
enaranient of any fur su'e. Price from 450
to 1100-un easy terms. Apply to
Dr. T. W. Sheltox,
Eugene ( :ity, Or.
Bucklen't Arnica Salve.
The best naive in the world for Cuts, Uruis
;Snre, Ulwrn, Salt PJimni, Fever Sores
Tetter. Chnnwd Handt. Chilbluinn, ('orm, and
Ulikin ni)tin', and Kisitively cures piles,
nrno pay required. It is guaranteed toeive
ptrfect MtWactinn. or money refunded. For
ult by Unburn io.
Tamers Takk Notice. A wind dinner enn
Rl,J.tRlr.r'j Tf.itnl fn05 MtitH.
Coda- Flat.
. January 23, 1SS7.
Brt Dunlnn has li'ien oonfloed tit his bed
)i"tt two weeks with typhoid pneuinouia,
litis impnivit.g aluwly. -
Stwal of the childreii in the district .
it here have Imd the wliHipiiii couufl
iiriog the fall and inter.
Uncle Win Vanuhan ni(.t with ftuitn a
sinful accident lust. Thursday.- He ws
ilnnm trmn a home and hud tlirefi Tibs
bruken.
VIr Jas Seaver, brother of A .Seaver.has
purchtsed the Isano Vaiidynef farm near Cc
ir. Mr Sesver came U fane county list
fill from Knnsas.
Mr1 Pax tii n, teacher of thtf Cedar Flat
school, last Friday. ilinmissed the school lor
nn week on accfiunt of bad colds anion); the
scholars. School has progressed! nicely, and
teneral satisfaction given so I sr.
The citizens of Cedar Flat rond district
vmglail to hear of Mr Chapman's appoint
sot as Supervisor of this district, tie lias
wved one term' fuithfnily, and we are 6mi.
Meat that he will discharge the outie of
Ikiolfije to the boat of his ability. We are
lie glad to hear of Mr O'Neil lninn re
appointed to that office in the. district be
low here, as he has proven himself to be a
food officer in the past two yeais.
BtrCKEYE.
List of Letters-
In.,.'.;.. MJ . - PnatnfK t
WnsCity, Oregon, Friday, Jan 29. 1887:
Chas Mavnard, .1 L
Witt, Thn h McPhee, Duncan A
Ci'tws, Bertha Morrison. CK
Hill, Httie Mulkey, Mrs Phil
Mrs M E Nicklin, Charlie
Imnn Dni.a "v rr m T
Riw;nRm ioijh. liter, iuib u
Miss Clara Pike. Jan
"wcount, C E Stinit, A
Wlwy, O W Wilcox. J P
MfCarty.MG Wilson, W
Pitsonscallins for same will please give date
" advertised.
F,- W. Osbobn, P. M.
A?poiKTED.-At the first meeting of the
ac"00 Land Commissioners,' oonsisting of
Governor, Secretary o( State and lreas
,rr. held on TaesdaJ afternoon, the resig
stion of E P MefJoManlr as Clerk of the
""fi was accepted, and Napoloon Davis, of
'ort (trove, was auDoiuted in his stead,
f McCornack, the retiring" Cleric of the
"d. has tilled that position most accept
'y daring the past eight years, having at
J" times shown himself an aoeommodating
J-wk, Wm the Democratic nominee for Star
rPWotendeot of Public Instruction at the
election, and has the repuUtioo of being
sWIemaoand a scholar. He hae every
JuficaUon of an efficient clerk. Tueidsy't
"weiBian.
Kw Law Firm. A will be seen by the
erd of Jadge Washburoe in another
Wsn, Mr AC Woodcock ha been ad-
partner, and the firm name will
be Waahbnrne & Woodcock. Mr
"oern it too well known to need any
nendatory notice from ns. Mr-Wood-tej
" irsduate of the Sute University
,x "e'd a tutorship in that institution
Itti1 etr, n'' hrd atudeot, am
anergetie and trustworthy.
UMED.At Vaocoover, Jan 17, 1887,
rPH Oalleghar, yard foreman at East
ld. to Mrs E J SutBerlin, of Oakland,
rt. bat aow residing at Eagei.e City,
Tw"00r Jadge m E4Usk o(5ciating.
aaptjy cnvlt wi soon returo to their
f-1.7m, Oakland, where their many
wi Jjr- them ..icome.-
rg Review. '
Dexter Items.
January 27, 1887.
Mr CL Williams visited Eugene Wed
nesday. Born, at tush Island, Jan 9. 1887, ion,
to the wifo of S M Stiers, formerly of Plea,
ant Hill.
Mrs H C Morgan, who has brea in very
poor health for some time, has beeo at Eu.
geoe this week auder mcdioal treatment.
The youngest son of Mr J M Parker,
while icutUing with another small by a few
days ago full, the other boy falling mi him,
fraoruring hii colar bone. Mr Tin Hun
saker set the broken boue and he is uow get
ting along nicely.
Married, at the residence of the bride's
parent, uear Egypt, Lane county, Jan Hi,
I8S7, Mr Jm Howard, formerly of this
place, and Mini Lina Neet, Sijuire Hum.
phruy oltioiatins. May they trod oeauefullv
adowo the path of connubial blUs.
X wish to correct some statements for
merly mode in reference to oar merchant.
It is now kuowu that he did not enter
through the window of the school house, but
was pnrmitted an entrance through the door
by a kind friend, who unlocked the door.
vt e are truly sorry that we were misinform.
ed ill regard to the matter. However, he
may be aasnred that he has gratitude for hil
generous gift.
In the name of common justice give us
space to make a reply to the communication
from I rent, iiaterl dan 18th. lo glance at
the seemingly smooth and mellifluous lan
guage of the omiuhuniation, one would
think that the author had been accused of
murder, but, in ita stead, he hae been
accused of writing a few items, very
trivial in their nature indeed. In like man
ner have we been aecused of writing his
productions (oigned "Gunas Who" and
"Avi"), boinbastio, profensedly and pro.
fouudly sarcastic, and intended for the
"gKi(l people of our neighborhood. n I hero-
fore, that he, too, may share the ''glory or
censure attached to his writings," we deem
it necessary to make this reply. ' He, in
writing this last communication, forgot to
mention hit co.partueri.hip under a different
pseudonym "I'om and Jerry." Other
things of a more reproachful nature could we
mention, hot will not unless necessity com
pels us. Permit us to say that we do not
wish him to be regarded as the author n
our writings, and that he line unjustly
and without cone cast his vile insinuations
npnn u. Will he, can he cime forward,
brazen-faced, to truthfullv and "vigorously"
deny the bare faced facts? We answer em
phatically, no.
UNO lloo.
Lowell Items.
January 24, 13S7.
It snowed two inches lust. night.
Fanners are busy plowing, and fall grain
look line.
What bachelor is it that goes down the
mad every Sunday.
Mr A R Nohle'a hnrseii has a disease
called the piuk eye.
P T Carter & Co are going t the vitftiity
of Eugene to cut brush.
Oame is plenty in the wmS surrounding
Butte Disappointment.
Mr Masn Warner accidentally cYit his
loot one day last week.
The Litt?e Fall Creelf debating society is
rrogrcsm'rig nicely. Come along boys nod
girls and hear Mr drfrk Kiasiugcr le t nbout
his girl tan feet square.
Cl'tTMDGfc.
City'Transfc)!. '
S O larrismn to Edgar Wurren, one lot in
Packard's addition; coitoideration $2."0.
Oren IVckwith to Aludr H BvMorith. Jot
and refdeuce corner Sixth and Oak street;
con iil.OW).
Oron lieckwith to John H Harria, 1J4 feet
ou Wiilatnetta street; con $1350.
AsorJEB CoMKT. A Huston dispatch of
Jan 25th says: A cable message received
yesterday from Dr Kreuger,- of the European
Union of Astroiiomors.auhnuneos the dis
covery of a comet mi Jan 18th by DrThnrm,
director of tlu observatory at Cirdova,
South ' America. '1 his ooioet, which was
probably obeeryod three di'ys ago at Mel
bntirue, was in constellation. Orus (the
crand. ) Tl:e doctor now announces that it
will beenme very hnlnaiit, and that It re
sembles in character' the great comet of 1880,
hich was first announced by Ur tjould,
then director of tlu same observatory.
brED. Or J K Uristow, one of the old time
and timet honored pinaers of Lane county,
died in this city yesterday, (Friday) morning,
Dr Bristow pi act iced his profession for many
years at Pleasant Hill, In this county and this
hrff it 'in carries to many a household a ines-
saue of sorrow. His character-was noble and
muniy. A more excenueo nonce i iin cionon
liy the early hour we go to press. The funeral
Will take place to morrow from the family res
idence on Ninth St to the Pleasant Hill Cem
etery. Friends of the fa'tSy are invited to
attend.
Mikado Tea. A Miknto Tea will be
given under the auspices of St Mary's (iuild,
on Friday and Saturday evenings, Feb 4th
and 7th. Tea will be served by ladies in
Japanese custom from 5:30 both evenings;
price of tea 50 cents, which turn' will entitle
you to take atiay a a gift a genuine Japan
ese cup and saucer worth that money.
French and other home made candies will be
offered below retail prices. llemtmber
Lane'e Hall, Feb 4th Jnd 5th.-
Dn. . -At Lakeview. Oregon, Jan 23, 1887,
at 4 oc. .J a m, of consumption, James fl
Evans, formerly-of this city. Mil remains,
were buried in the cemetery at that place on
the 24th, under the aui pices of the Mwons, of
which hewaan honored member. Jim' had
many good traits, and his many friends here
will mourn his early deirUe. His wife and
children have the sympathy oi aiu
Ttrjiir.sEri. Appoiirrm. Mr A C Woodcock
ha resigned' the tutorship In the Stat Uni-
.r;iT ml Mr Edirar McClure has been- ap
pointed to 811 the vacancy. Mr Woodcock ha
nllid th chair in a nitfoiy rreouauio uiuu",
andw believe that Mr McCl'.ire will dis--h.r.T
the duties of hi office to the satisfaction
of student and regent.
Water Wores. Work wa coram need ye
terilay morning laying the mains of the Water
Co on Willamett street near Ninth, un!f the
supervision of Mr John O'Connor of Portland.
Quite a number of our workimj men will find
employment for the next six week on' aaid
work.
Fo SaIA A one-half inU-rert in a brick
Work on Willamette treet that will pay good
rnteret for year on the amount invested. Will
require between and J3.0W. inn,u:re at
this office for particular.
Bors. At Latham, Lane county, Oregoo,
Jan 21, ISS7, to the wife of D P Burton, a
Brevities.
A saloon will soon be started at Coburg.
Matlock sells everything lithe lowest prices
Send the Guard to your friends in the
East.
See new flnal proof notices ia another
column.
Snow h&j covered all the surrounding hills
this week.
The Siuslaw mail was delayed this week
high water.
Matlook will pay the highest prices for
kind of fur.
Three hundred ton of iron have arrived
for the Water Co.
Matlock is receiving a large line of new tlress
good. Give idm a call.
Attorney Washburne weut to Junction on
l'gal busiues Thursday.
Waltham, Springfield and Elgin watches
37 50 aud upward at Watt':
Only fifty mile of the Oregon & California
roilroad now remain to be completed.
The river rose to the twelve footmark list
Monday the highest raise of the year.
Representative Bilyeu has Introduced the
F-ugeue Charter bill in the Legislature.
Some No 1 bop land for sale cheap. A
large part clear and ready for planting.
Uko. M. Milleiu
. Johnson grass and red and white clover for
sale at Robinson 4 Church's hardware store.
See Peters' new advertisement in another
columu. It will pay you to give heed to the
tame.
The Eugone Oratorio Society will meet in
the Odd Fellows Hall this Saturday eve
ning. Mr S M Titus will let the contract for
erecting his brick block' on the 10th of next
month.
Postal note) are now drswn so as to moke
them payable at any office in the United
State.
The Chiuese new year was celebrated by
the Eujene inongoliaus with considerable
enthusiasm this week.
The regular meeting of St Mary's Guild
will be held at Mrs McClareu' ou Wednes
day next at 2 p m.
Miss Mary Knight, the girl that ran awsy
nitli Eastwood, has beeo placed in the Sis
teri school at Salem.
Mr B F Hendricks, of Junction, ha been
hired as engineer of the Water Works when
they are completed,
Work is still progressing or the Water
Co' reservoir. The excavation will proba
bly be finished by Feb 1st.
Mettnck has just received from Chicago the
finest line of dress goVls ever shown In Eu
gene. Ladies, exuuine them.
Au inch of snow fell last Wednesday
night, bat disappeared under the warm rays
of old Sol before Thursday noon.
Mr H S Simon informs u that hi good
have arrived and that he will commence
opening them the first of next week.
(iolilsmitli pays for beaver $2 to $3 50 per
pound.
Mink and conn, 15 to 50 cU
Fisher and otter, $2 to i i.
Mr Z Hall will eel! or rent his place of 45
acres, just weet hf this city, on good tein.s.
Impure for particulars at Matl ick's store.
County Clerk Ware this week Issned mar
riage licenses to J L Page anil Mrs M J Odell,
and L M Dauieuo id and Emma Kelsay.
Mr E P lledford, of Cottage Grove, informs
us that his two sons who have been in Eastern
Oregon for some time have returned 1 ome;
, llev S P Wilson, of this city, delivered
fie prayers at the morning Sessioa of the
H iue in the Legislature last Wednesday
. Workman have been engaged the niot of the
wsek lowering the floor of Robinson and
Church ' store to conform with the sidewalk.
The greater portion of tho member of the
Legislature from Lane county Will pond
Sunday at their respective homes' this week.
. Dr W H Byrd, of Salem, ha been ap
pointed physician for the penitentiary by
Superintendent Clow. This is a good soloo
tinn.
Mr V T Campbell is refitting and putting
in new machinery in bin sash and door
factory preparatory to openint; the lame for
business.
The Water Co' boiler and ptimp arrived tbe
first part of the week and hae bean placed, in
pn.iition; It took four span of horses to haul
the boilerr
To imagine yourself in far Japan you have
only to pay tun ctmt at the door of Lane's
Hall on Friday aud Saturday evenings, Feb
4th and 5th.
There will be a meeting of the Eugene Tern-n-raiioe
Alliance at the. Brick church ii
Tueiday evening; Feb 1, WS7, at 7 o clock p. ,
in. By order of the President,
A very pleasant dance was given at Mr
Ja Yates' home, near Irving, last Tueiday
evening. About thirty couple were present,
everal person being from Eugene.
Service will be held at St Mary's Episco
pal Church every Suuday morning end tve
ning. All are welcome. Sunday nekool
meeU at 9:45 am, A L Prker, pastor.
Do not fail to attend the Mikado Tea at
Lane' Hall ou the evening Of Feb 4th and.
5th. Several hundred dollars worth of rich
Japanese article will be offered for sale.
The north bound tririu did not reach Eu
gene last Wednesday evening until 9 o'clock
p m. The delay wo eouned by the engine
being thrown from th track near yoncolla.
The meeting of the Social and Financial
Union of the M E:Church will be held st
the church parlors otr Wednesday evoning,
Feb 2. at which time the stock certificate
will be issued. Also the gold ring donated
tn the church at the time of its dedication
will be sold to the highest bidder. Member
' and friend old and young are cordially
invited.
Married. At Allny, Oregon, Jan 27,
18.37. by P.ev S G Irwue, Mr Jame L Page
and Mrs M J Ode'J, all of this city. Th con
tracting parties returned to their home in thi
city by Thursday' afternoon train. Ia th
evenins the Firemen Band gav th newlv
wedded pair ernde. Tl Gcarii, in behalf
of their host of friend in Lane county,
tender them many hearty enugrttuialinne,
May their wedded life be happy and U'tmg
one. ocanl.
STATE UNIVERSITY
A column devoted to the interests of the
Laurvan and Kutaxian Literary .Societies, and
the Bute University, , T
Dora Scott ;
.Editor.
What become of cur rubbers and Um
brellas? Essay on "Fashion" will be handed in
next Monday.
Miss Jennie McClure Ma returned from
her visit to Portland. '
Mis Oaie Walton w i'l teach & spring term
of school in Crook couuty.
Rev C A Woody, who Is visiting ia the
city, visited the University Monday.,
J N Goltra, class of '8.1, will not return
home during the summer as he intemted.
Mis Kate Powell, a former Eutsxian,
wield the rod in ou of tho Aatoria schools
Mr J M Wise is in town and will soon en
roll his name a a student of the University,
What Eutaxian can boast receiving ninety
letters from her best young mau tiuce July,
188C!
Oue of the Seuiors ladly disabled himself
wliile out walking ou Eighth street the other
night.
Wo reret to chronicle the death' of the
mother of Miss Sarah Chrisman at her home
lu Eastern Oregon.
Geo Finlry has not returned from hit
home, whither he was called on aocouut of
the sickness of hi father.
Miss Alwild Dunn, of the class of '83,
has commenced a course of study at the
Monmouth Normal school
The editor would be much obliged to cer
tain young gentlemen if they would establish
their hour for calling later than 6 o'clock
in.
Some of the sub frcilunen were the parti
eipants of su extra session one day last
week. They report having enjoyed (?) a
very pleasant afternoon.
Edgar McClure, of the class of '8.1, has
beeo employed by the Board of Regents to
till tho vacancy made by the resignation of
Mr A C Woodcock.
Question debated Jan 14th was: Resolved,
"That the Government ha been too liber 1
with land grant to railroads." Decided in
favor of the altirmative.
Miss Mary McCnrnack, who is attending
the New England Conservatory of Music,
has become a skilful trlcycleist along with
her many ac'cniiiplishmen't.
e understand that the Laurean and Ex-
taxian hall is liable to go through S series of
repairs. Just w hat they will be we do not
know, but there is ctrtaiuly room for re
pairs.
Question to bo debated next Friday: Re-
solved, "That card-plnying i a harmful
amusement," Affirmative, C Condon, L
Murch, S 1'orris, K Bristol. Negative, J
Taylor, N Hill, O Shaw, A Crsin.
In behalf of our society, wo thank the
Laurean (or an invitation to their "Auti-ti-i
biennial" Woman Suffragist open session.
It it owing to these brilliant afTair that the
Eutaxian are such stroug Woman Suffra
gist. The Oiato'io Society, composed of the
music loving people of thisuitv and at which
we noticed several of our fellow students, is
now under full nrganixi'ion ami with so able
a conductor as Prof P K Hepburn promises
to be very instructive ,
It is with many heart pkngs that we an
nounce that Prof A C Woodcock is no more,
that is he is a pfcrt of the University no
more. We hear that tlio worthy gentleman
has ent6rcd into partnership with one of the
promineiit lawyer of our city. We wish
him success in hie chosen profession. -
The brilliancy of onr contemporary editor
has discovered thai a Eutaxian can "adjust"
her hmr and recover sullicientfy from the
mental exhaustion consequent thereupon to
edit a column. We alway knew such moo.
itrou cerebral development couldn't exist,
long VHthout discovering somcthiiig-w-h-e-wl
Biattain' mathematical formula:
I.
1
Objections to Brattaiu's Hypothesis.
Conclusions from Brattaiu's Hypothesis.
3. Brattaiu's Hypothesis untenable.
4. Modesty of Brattain in formulating
his thoury. It assume that Newtou was
wrong.
5. It i on the assumption that there
were two nebulous masse Hosting about iu
the Ethos and by some self intelligent meam
took a iee line for each other.
0. Have been unable to find any authori
ty warranting his as lumptions.
Geo. M. Hoyt.
The death of Geo M Hoyt, at Paraiio
Springs, Cal, took from the Alumni of the
State University one of its moat brilliant
member. Thne whose school-day were
cotiteinpnraneou with hi, may remember
him a ooa of ouiet. unassuming manner, yet
at thi same time the recognized leader of
his associates. The pleasing address peculiar
to him as a student, was characteristic of
him in after life, and won him that same
leadership among men that was iucident to
his college career.
Mr Hovt after Bradiiatinu in '82, accepted
position in the U S Iuipeetor's office snd
at the same tune prosecuted nis taw siuuies,
ursddatiuir from the Law School of the
SUte University in '86, carrying away the
highest honor of hi clas. To this overtax
ing of hi Dhvsical abilities we must ascribe
his premature death. It long had beeu recog
nized that naught would pieyent Mr Hoyt'
success in life but his health. HiH standing
as a student was very high A a paker
his style was conversational, and of a very
.... ,1.1
high order. Iu 84 hi annai rem oeiorc
the Alumni i.f Oreffon University were pro
nounced by a college prufeor to be the
Kuest he had ever heard. li 'V. nw eis
ment of greatnes in him, and above that
"ha was a man take him for all in all."
Thoe who saw him in Eugene Dee 31st and
Jan 1st, thnug'i his paleness was marked,
knew uot that the impending pall of death
hung o closely to him.
DiiTii or Father UrcuCHCH.-Lwt spring
Mr J. I Upcburch. th original founder of th
A O U W, visited Eugen and other point in
Oregon and Washington Writnrr. w i h'
mi reoentlv been received of tb oeath i f
.hi. ..I.I a,,. I hi ,htv honored ireriUemao. I
ii.. M ilia-Aiilf i Kor tineUfJan 19th the fol
lowing dispatch has been clipld under date of
iiiika -tiituvMiri. .imnuarv mm: J - li-
church, th founder"! the Ancient Order of
TTnit.! Workmen, died In SteelvilU. Missouri.
to day, aged a year. He founded the r-t
lodg of the order in Mradville.Pa., in 18TA
noR.-At Sprin-field. Or-goi. Jn V,
j im f.jo i we "i v imr.
daughter,
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Avaunt, Red Flannel.
The modesty of "Red Flannol" i overpow
ering. When w produce au extract from a
Republican paper, printed before we knew
him, iu a neighborhood where he lived twelve
yeirs. he clorihVs himself and insists w
or his rivals in businej. With over
twico th circulation of th coW organ
and with the advertising patronage
that come iri consequence without begging
and boiinx the business men to death, we feel
above that rivalry. W now promise to joj
that treatlivmus memory of your a little.
Strante isn't it, Red Flannel, for you to say
that you are not very good. Why; lu Indiana
before you were ' found out, you were excess
ively good, you were a shining luht, forsver
suudinn on the street corners suying your pray
ers.nnd the tir-t line of the article from tl e( 'unl
et refers to a hvnocrite.aPecksnin'.a white, I sep
ulchre; and the infiiience you possessed was
moral (whot a satire!) and not Intellectual.
In tins State, ton, you have been excessively
shocked at souie things. You opnet inteiu
pernnoo, yet on one occasion at Cottage Grove
you drank whisky a many time as you Were
"treated." You have great aversion to lying
yet yon abused the school board for paying i.
ier square for two ooaU of paint applied, to
th seluxd building, when the cheupesi rate
of any local painter Is 81.40 pet square. . You
"ouu'ressively" lied to Mr Wui Smith, and Mr
Smith, who is a Republican and no business
rival of yours; swore that yon lied. " Yon
"pitied lilm we lielieve. as a specimen oi
your liberal spirit you wrenched a sentence from
its context in a speech made in this town and
vnu let fall your ususl tirade of billingsgate.
Yon applied for a ositition in th public
school of this place, you didn't vet and you
cried like a whipped cur. From that day to
this, you have spat your vonom on the school
directors. You applied for a poxitlon iu
another institution, a better man got the place
and to day you are secretly and vindictively
lighting that institution. A leecher and swind
ler, and h MK-rite!
Mis Nancy Looker, her two illegitimate
children, her mother and sister live in a house
ou tVaahingtnn St, Winchester, Indiana, that
formerly belonged to the hilly coat "He nave
quite a large sum of money to quiet the troub
led water" lays the Republioau Comet, which
ought to know.
Mohawk Items.
' January 22, 1887.
Items scarce.
Th roads are dreadfully muddy.
Mr William Allison is lyiug very low with
consumption.
Mis Kato Baxter who has bcon qulto ill is
reported some better.
Miss Earnest Whltmore who ha been quit
ill is reported much belter,
Mr William Robinson went to Mill creik,
Friday visiting friends.
Mr John Lewis reeeived a sovere wound on
the leg caused by a kick fio.n a horse.
Snow fell to th depth of several Inches last
Tuesday, but melted otf m a low day.
Mr Geo Jordan is the bos b .inter. . Killed
three deer and wounded one aud killed anoth
er.
Mr John Dixon of Kugene cam near getting
his arm broken by a large piece of timber fall
ing on it.
Mr Ie Sartwrtirlit and Sam Montgomery
have dissolved partnership and quit hunting
boonuse the hogs got into uump mm eat au the
State Temperance Alliance.
The sixteenth annual session of the Oregon
Stnt Temperance will convene in Salem, Ore
gon, on Wednesday, February, 10th, 1887, at
2 o'cloek p m. Each organised County Al
lisnm is entitled to twice as many deleimtes as
there are members of th legislative Ass m-1
bly from that county. Also each churoh, nun
day school and tcinjiorance society Is entitled
to one deb'nat.e. M.ich deniis upon this sea
son of the Alllnnoe. The temperance forces
of onr Stat are. on the eve of a great victory,
or rrible i'cfe it. '11. e part each temperance
and religious body takes in supporting and
rra';inf the State Alliann a success, will have
much to do in determining which it shall be.
Then let there be a strong delegation from all
part of the State at this ne'slon of th Alli
ance. -. .
Greatly reduced rates of fare will b granted
to all delegates 'n attendance, by th ditferont
lines of travel within the State.
U. M. Mu.i.rn,
II. S. Stranue, President
Secretary.
Suino for His Siiaiik. In the Circuit
Court to day It C Perkim, of Eugone City,
began an action against R R Riley to reoover
$440 37. Plaintiff allege that in April',
1883, dofendant entered into an agreement
with him to purchase a certain tract of laud
in Lako county, Oiegnn., That plaintiff
should give his wholo attention and time to
the purchase and sale oi me lauu. u
fendant proposed to advance all money re
quired to effect the purchase, and agreed to
divide net profit with plaintiff after the
consummation of a sale. Plaintiff further
alleges than in January, I860, the land was
sold to Geo Thompsou for $1840, the net
profit on the sale amounting to fcaw h
After manv demands noon defendant for an
equal division of the gain, without getting
satisfaction, he sues for .he first named sum,
with interest thereon from Jan 0, 188G.
Tuesday's Portland Telegram.
A NASAL INJECTOR fiee with each bot
tle of Shiloh'l Cutorrh Remedy. Price W cf.
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Personal.
Mr 8 P Sladdtn of Portland Is In town.
Mrs W W Neeley is now able to be about
th house. '! .i i 'I
Mr II C Humphrey visited Salem several
dyi this week. ' '
Mria Blue, of Junction, visited friends
in Eugene this week.' ' '
Mr J H Waite, Oft C R R RoadmasUr,
was in town yesterday. 1
111 Q P river steamer Twin Sister has bc n
repaired at a cost of. $1500. ' ' "
Mr E F Humason, th Portland cattle tdyer;
was in Eugene yesterday,
Mr W a Parker of Yaqulna City, sperit si
couple of days In our city this week;
Mr J L Bright is lying tfuite mil st his resi
dine os Fifth street anil hts life is despair
ed of. . , .
Rev C A Woody, of Pendleton, preaohed
at the Baptist Church last Sunday to large
audiences. ' "
Mr Jas Holt and family have returned
from a virit of several months to Southern
California.
Mr J L Rumsey arrived in Eugene again
last Wednesday on a visit and will remain un
til the middle of next week.
Mis Etta Willi of Romburg I visiting for'
a few day at the residence of Mr and Mrs
Geo S Washburne in this city.. ' ' '
Mr Armstrong, of Albany, who worked
here for several year in Campbell's sash and
door factory, visited friend in Eugene
Thursday and Friday.
Mr Wm Gray and family, who have been
visiting relatives and friends in Lane couuty
for some time, returned to their home ia
Spokune county, W T, lost Thursday.
Mr II C Owen, of Swamp Land notoriety,'
went ta Salem ' Tuesday. He says the'
"Third House" made a call for him to organ
iza it, and he had to obey its command.
Mr Henry Baxter has resigned his clerk
ship In Mr A V Peter's store, for the purpn
ot attending at th bedside of hi lister, who is
quite sick at th family residence on the Mo
hawk. W hop for her speedy recovery.
the Stats University Bill.
We take the following from last Wednesday's
Salem Statesmon concerning the State Univer
sity bill now before the Legislature:
The house yesterday morning revolved itself
1 ito committee ot the whole house, Daly of
polk countv, in the chair, for the consideration
of Bilyeu 'ill B No 4, which provide for the
support of the State University at Eugene,
Thi bill provide that no tuition fee be
charged or collected for instruction In any of
the literary department of the University, at-,
ter January 1, 1888, from any person who ha
been for th time of on year proceeding his or
her application for admission, a resident of
the state of Oregon, who possesses a good
moral character, and who possesses th liter-,
ary qualifications prescribed by th board ,of
regents, for admission hit i th collegiate de
partment, This doe away with th present
system of county cholarslifi. The bill a
amended by the committee of the whole bona
provides that each applicant on entering the
University shall pay a fee of 95 Into the li
brary fund. The bill provide tor an annual,
tix of one-hfth mill on th dol-.
on all taxable property, which tax shall b,
k
pt separate by the state treasurer, to be.
own aa th University fund. The bill in.
kni
fact place th entire suixirt of the Stat Uni-.
vsrsity on th Mint and gives to all persons so
inclined, who have the requisite, qualifications
the right to attend the University. Th com-,
mittee's recommendation that the bill be re-,
ferred to the committee nn education,- was'
adopted by the bouse. The bill .will probab
ly have a hard fight, but may pas. ,
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City, Oregon,, Inn 2, 1887, by Rev C It
Wallace, Mr L M Damownnd and Miss
Emma Kelsay.all of Cottage Cmv product .
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method, etc, , :,
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