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ESTIBUSIIED FDR Tilt DISsnilYUIIIX OF OEWRATIC PKHJIPLES. AXD TO lU IS HONEST LIVING BV THE SWEAT OP MR BROW.
EUGENK CITY, OR, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1S87.
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NO, 6.
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?ltf tfugcnc City Guard.
I. 1.. (UMI'liKLL,
j'iilliIu'r mi (I I'i'ri'tor.
lilTICK-On the East side of Willamette
ir.vt, between Seventh ami Eighth Street.
! 'RUMS OFSl'RSGIIlPTTOX.
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.75
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in ad wince.
Time advertisers will IH cmir'cii III me mi-
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line sonare nix months X 00
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Advertising Mils will he reiutere.l nunrtf rly.
All job work must 1'A,,) K0" "N I'KLlVKltV.
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L BILYEU,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -
KUGEXE CITY, OKKGOX.
i-jKACTK-ES IX ALLTHE COURTS OF
J. this State. "Vi 1 1 give special attention
, collections ami probate mutter.
Okkick -Over Hendriek 4 Eakiu'it bank.
CEO. 6. DORRIS,
Attorney and Coiuisellor-at-Law,
WILL PRACTICE IX THE CDURTS
of the Second Judicial District and in
,e Supreme Court of this .State.
Spt. ial attention given to collections and
niiltjrn in probate
Washbur.ne & Woodcock
AHoriicys-aJt-Lnw.
Ol'iKN"!': city, - - - OREGON
OFFICE At the Court I louse. jy8ni3
to. A. 1)0111113.
8. W. CONDON.
CONDON & DORRIS,
Attorncys-at-Lau ,
KL'GEXECITY, - - - OREGON'
OmcE Over Robinson k Church's hardware
hire.
CEO. M. MILLER,
.I'.rn; ani Ccuns3Uor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
UGKXECITV, - OKKGOX.
Oil ice- formerly occupied by Thompson 4
J. E. FENTON,
Attoriicy-at-Lniv.
ivUGEXE CITY OREGON.
Seci;d attention given to Real Estate Prao
ice and Abstracts of Title.
OtFRE Over Grange Store.
T.Y. HARMS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Residence on Fifth street, where Dr Shelton
orinerly resided.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
1 1.VX HE FOUXD AT UISOFFICE or res
Videnee when not professionally engaged.
Residence on Eighth street, opposite Fresby
'ian Church.
J. J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTORN K Y-AT-L AW,
EUGEXE CITY. OREGON.
VTLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
'ourts of the State.
Special attention given to real estate, col
w'tin.;, and probate matters.
Collecting all kinds of claims against the
United States Government.
"itice in Walton's brick room 7 and 8.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
I 11 AVE SOME VERY DESIRAI'.LE
I Farms, Improved and L'niinprove.l Town
property for sale, on easy terms.
?r:p-:rt7 Bented and Bents Collected,
The Insurance Companies I represent are
s'"iig the Oldest and most Reliable, and in
he 1'k imit and EijriTABr.F. adjustment of their
i "e MA Nil .SF.COXI1 to ONF.
V "l.are of your patronag" is solicited.
"iRce np stairs, over the Grange Store.
a f. dorris.
J. DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor. 1
HAS (H-LXF.I) A SHOP ) NINTH
Street (..ite the Star P.ikerv, wheie
t.e u prei, t , Mu tind of work -ff.-red
Ms nf.
A lar.y n,,. ,,f j,'i,19 ( j.,tl ,,n h.m I f -r
r 1'""'t. to . led from.
Jiie-.f our spu. ialt'i.- i the cuttin- :1 '
j'".' f I-nlie rinak.
. b-piiriu; and cleaning done prnmi'tly. Sat-
J'tion giiirinWeil.
'"g-ne, Xt. 6, l.W. tf
I! lira II
1 .i-'
7 ;a -ij
HATS OF THE VERY LATEST.STYLES
Suits Made to Order, Fits Guaranteed.
No TROUBLE to SHOW Goods.
J. Y. CHERRY, Walton's Rriek.
(An dJ -
Ml m
m : Iffm
f" Sola Agents Icr
for the .u'sti.y
-GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS. 0
e are bum iu mo
aul v.itx well you anyinin
J A or ve.r,
riipnnor Than
NEW GOODS.
A FINK ASSORTMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL 4 ORESS'COODSi-
From the Cheapest to the Best at
prices according to quality.
A ,Ai:i;i:
BOOT'S
From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties can
be suited either as to Price or Quality.
Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Price up to
the Finest; run suit you if you aire us u rail.
OUK TOCK is
Vvvsh. TiiW
Look us evr; If wo J.) ' y -i
11 to you lo v.
-A FULL LINE Or GROCERIES.
F. 15. DUNN.
SIMEfl OF !
Ol'U 1M(2 STOCK
OF-
Bronsville
fc?;SojsBis
-AND-
Id's Furnisliiii!
GOODS.
S. eour remarkably complete and ebuant
le w htn. li at the
i.: LOWK8T PRICESi'J
Eugcn- wity,
ci:i.i:i:kati:i)
rt-u.Hiiu "i.mhv . v.-.,
tint num. i
llu (llPaiM'St
STOCK OF
siiicl SHOES
.Stj lili.,:
:'"
we will niakir Koine on'
l.ASKCvlwrY FA I It.
F. lion ing is the list if pi'iiiiiuuiH award
e l at the Line County Fair, held in Kiiccup
Citv, Or.gon, S...toml-r '.'I, J-.', '.M ami 24,
Inn?:
Il VISION A.
Mipii'iiih'iiilent- .1. R. Sillni. Judges.- -A.
Wilkins and Mr. Mdio',
lo! Ii Kelly, gin. led Mullinn 2 yeais, 2iol.
Vi'io Miller, loadster maie 4 years, 2nd.
!'' F IVucis, Canadian sullioii 2 yt ars, 1st.
.bine s Tucker, Mm g.in alulli n 2 yrs., 1st.
R. bt. Mcdee, Clule 4 yeais, 1st.
I'eiu Smith, llaiiildetoiiian liliy 2 yuiis.
Il.imbl, t. iii.iii ,"i uais, each 1 -t.
Hn tin Smith, II iiiibb toiiiaii, I) iars, 1st.
1 1 H l.ni lie, lirood mare mid colt, 1st.
U id M,(ne, farm tram, 2nd.
Geo Ik Wi.iw, brood mare ami colt, 1st.
Geoicit llelshaw, family of ,1 colts, 1st.
li.orge IWNhaw, best nisre any breed, 1st.
Win Vanghaii, 4 year old geldinj;, 2 I; spill
of gi '.dlni;s. Int.
Tho Moxley, graded draft marc 4 years,
lt.
C Widuier, in.nre 1 yeat, 1st.
,1 L MeKiuney, stallion Ii years, stallion !)
yearn, each 2nd, mare 4 years, lt.
.1 llrou u, carriage team, 1st.
.1 Goodman, brood mare 4years and Cult,
2nd; best colt any breed, 1st.
.lame Stevens, pair of marcs, 1st,
,1 M Stullord, stallion 4 years old showing
live colts, ilium toll 1 year, each second.
W II Wilson, brood mare and colt, 1st;
mare "i Years and over, 2nd.
Win ilill, volt of any breed, 2nd.
R C ltoiscrinr.n, stallion 2 yen s, 2nd.
MVISION 11.
Superintendent - G. R. (.'hrisniaii. Judg
es E. P Colcnuin, Alex Cooley.
X A W Howe, 2 years old short horn bull,
7 months short horn calf, I year short horn
heifer, each 1st.
W. lUette, :i years short horn bull, 2nd.
A Mathews, .'I years short born bull, I
year short horn bull, each 1st; 1 yeur short
horn bull, sweepstakes, 1st.
Jasper Wilkins, .'1 years ungua bull, .2
years Hereford, bull and family .if live
calves, heifer 1 year, ea h 1st; 2 years
hereford, sweepstakes 1st.
E Stctturt, jiusey bull 2 yeais, 1st.
A Osbiirn, jersey heifer 2 yeais, 1st.
vision r.
Superintendent -- II. F. lWcts. Judge
I. L. Simpson.
Peter Roller, eotsvuld ewe 2 years, cots
wold two under 2 years, cutswold ewe
lambs, best euo over 2 years, best ewe mi
ller 2 years, best sample wool, each 1st.
luvisioN ii.
Superintendent James Stevens. Judge
-A. I. Ilurlon.
,li hn Kelly, beiksbire sow under 1 ymr,
trio spangled handlings, each 1st.
W. G. Morgan, trio plyiuouth rocks, 1 1 ic
brown leghorns, trio golden polaud, trio
p.kin duck, each 1st; trio wyandoltes, 2d.
Mrs. J. A. Stevens, 2 bronze turkeys, lt.
J W. Xeut, polaud china sow 1 year, 1st;
pnl.uid cliina sow 1 year, sweepstakes di
ploma. Fred Sweet, trio silver spangled ham
burgs, 1st.
Frank Wilkins, pair bronze turkeys, 2d,
Mrs. J. S. I.uckcy, parrot, 1st.
I'eter Holer, two trio rouen ducks, 1st.
Win. Edris, trio wyandottes, 1st.
IHVISION R.
Superintendent John Simpson. Judges
-J. M. I lick mid J. S. Churchill.
Win. Xvis, bent samples hops, 1st.
J. E. ltclshnw, Australian club wheat,
winter, t-pring, mammoth, chili, white vel
vet, soiioi a, golden chatl, odessa, lishpole,
gooe, winter wheat siieave live varieties,
spring wheat sheaves lire varieties, oats
sheaves live vurictica, each 1st. '
Geo. Relshaw, wheat of any kind, 1st.
J. I'. Cheshire, corn on stalk, 1st.
I'eier Roller, flax sued, German millet,
lentils, hoisu beans, sheaf of German millet,
side oats, each 1st; shelled corn, sheaf spring
wheat, canary seed, sheaf of millet, eueh2d.
G. W. Martin, white beans, 1st; white
beans, 2d.
Geo. Reldiaw, best and largest variety of
w heat by any one man, :neadowr grass, ten
varieties grass, grain in shcif, sheaves of
rye, i. o h 1st.
John D.iy, bale of hop, 2d.
Palciaoii, Edris, & Co. , best display of
flour, etc, 1st.
J. E. Relshaw, New Zealand wheat, 110
day wheat, Whitman club wheat, each 1st.
Ill vision y.
Siipeiiulenileiit (J. I). 1 1 iifl'n.ui). Judg-cs-G.
W. Wider and .S. F. Kerns.
J. S. Churchdl, bed spring, 1st.
J. V. licutley, wooden kccler, 1st.
II. L. Kendall, (lower stand, 1st.
J. I!. Alexander, squirrel pump, 1st.
Geo. Mc1k.'i, blacksmith work, hand
made linie.-lh'es, each first.
W. L. llysiuger, child's bureau, liiemans
roll case, each lust.
J. Rrndford, liie and building brick, 1st.
J. I'm nlli y, lire and building brick, 2d.
.1. S. Me.Miiny, budding brick, 1st.
J. W. Rristow, exhibit agricultural im
plements, 1st. ,
.1. M. Simpson, lattice chiiin, 1st.
F. J. Crou Ii, elee'iical battery etc, 1st.
S.irih Cantrell, fur mats, rugs, etc, 1st.
IiIVIMun Ii.
Sii t-riiiteiidi nt - K. F. Ware. Judges -Mary
Coleman and Varian Wilkins.
Cic'Wcll hee-e factory, fid1 i reain cheese,
1st.
C. M Dor.ty, fr uii bnit-r, butt' r 3
mm ths old, each 1st.
Henry K"in;, lreh butter, 21.
MVIsInN 11.
Sup lintendcht Mrs. Georgtf llelshlw.
In 1 s Mrs. Kitty .Smith and Mis. Dora
R.is!..i.
S i ,m Cheshire, 2,iyds. rag carpet, white
y;.r. i, i nch 2 I; white yarn, coloie l yarn,
.a.-liM.
Mrs. Suah Caiitie'l, wrsj'en g!ov, lat.
.Mrs. I. II. Ciiambers, woolen stiwknigs,
1st.
Mis. G. W. Martin, 10yd. hit or miss
i earpct, stair carpet, 10 jiN. rag carpet,
i:.t Ii I -t; hit or ino-s ia cf pet, 2d.
Mrs i r. Gill, pur loverie--, lit; pjir
i.0Vi llt:Ls, 21.
Ml Mm I.
Sii4.-riiilen '.-lit- Vaiim Wdkii;. Judg
es Ii. Uaie and Mary (.'oletnun.
Mrs. G. M. Whitney, . .il. . t;. u i itmul
fruit., collection ii kl-, m U 2d.
K'ig'iii .loliliiii, soda bii. nit, Int.
Mi. G. . Mart n, collecliou jellie., pre
serves, fiuit butter, pickles, la-eswav, eollec
tlon canned fruits, e,t, h 1st.
M it t U' I'ci kshiie, asMiitmeut cakes, 1st.
Mis II. F Dorris, soda biscuit, 21; pota
toe yea t brea I, 1st.
Mrs. R. Campbell, assortment jellies, 21.
Mis.s l.ydia Rruint, hop yeast bread, lt
IN ISUIN .1 I.
Supeiinti ndeii.lent Mrs. S. P. Sin bleu.
Judges Mrs. G, W. Kinsey an I Miss Alice
Don is,
J 2.
Suteiiiih-nilent- Mrs. T. J. Ciaii!. Judi!-
is Mrs. F. M. Wilkin and Me. Re, I.. I
Smith.
Mrs. 1. H. Caswll, afghau robe, baby's
knit socks, feather edge work, each 1st.
Ida Notlsuiger, Mueraiie Work, 1st.
Miss M. Mi CI iuo, uiaci nuo work, 2d.
Mrs. J. IC. Relshaw, toilet net, 2d.
Cilia Goldsmith, braid work, 1st.
Fannio McKeau, crochet tidy, 1st; iio
t lift tidy. 2d.
Mrs. Oileiia Relshaw, lied spread, 2d.
Mrs. J. O linen, child's skirt, 2d.
Mrs. R. II. Henderson, crochet lace, 1st;
pillow slips 2d.
Mrs, F. A. Anderson, child's eollar, pillow
shams, each 2d.
Mrs. A. lttwreiice, knit la.-e, 2d.
Miss Alien Dorris, child's collar, 1st.
Mrs. X. Fitch, knit vest, crochet Inee,
each 1st.
Eugenia Johnson, child's sacipie, 1st.
Mrs. J. H. Chanilcr, fancy stockings,
knit mittens, each 1st.
Mis. A. Wilkins, ciochet shawl, child's
sacoiie, each 2d.
.Nlis. Cyrus Watkii s, lady's eollar, lady's
hood, knit tidy, each lt.
Mrs. J, S. Luckey, lady's skirt, feather
edge braid, best collection braid, each 1st.
.Mrs. E. A, Farringtou, child's silk skirt,
1st.
Stella Row land, pillow slips, lady's skirt,
each 1st.
Mr. J. R. Chambers, pillow slips, 2d.
MissEiIia Christian, handkerchief, 2d;
lady's skirt, 1st .
Mis Alice Dorris, worsted work, 1st.
Miss Mollio Hond, embroidery, 2d.
Mrs. X. Fitch, .Miss's apron, 1st.
Mrs. II. A. Wheeler, lady's slippers, 1st.
Mis. E. A. Dunn, log nibin tpiilt, 1st.
Mrs. W. II. Alliums, work basket, 1st.
Sophia Nichols, chemise, drawer, each 2d.
Mors Young, lambreipiiii, 2d.
Mrs. D. C. Wallace, iloek lalnbieipiill,2d.
Mrs. .1. R. Chambers, lady's skirt, 2d.
Miss M. Felix, ribbon work, 1st.
Mrs. .1 W. Martin, Tnikish rug, 11.
Mr. W. II. .Minima, suit underclothes,
2d.
Ida Hendricks, tidy, 1st.
Nrs. Dr. Shelion, tunihotir work, 2d; foot
rest, chair bolster, euch 1st.
Mrs. T. M. Jaeksoh, ribbon work, 1st.
I. ethia Keency, sfa cushion, 2d; handker
chief, 1st.
Mrs. E. Wheeler, walking suit, woolen
cloak, each 1st.
Mrs, F. M. Wilkins, lady's robe, infant's
dress, silk bed ijuilt, each 1st,
Mrs. S. P, Sladden, jheniise, drawers,
each 1st.
Mrs. W. II. Abrams, piano cover, 1st.
Mrs. J. II. Chambers, bed uilt, 2d; cot
ton bed i)iu It, 1st.
Hattie Luekey, sofa cushion, 2d.
Mrs. X. Fitch, millinery display, 1st.
Mrs. A. .S. Patterson, line shirt, 1st.
Miss M.iggiu Whitney, lady's robe, 1st.
Mbs L. C. I'uiker, piano stool, 1st.
Lou Withrow, lady's skirt, 2d.
Mr. M. E. Puown, pillow slips, 1st.
Mrs. Viola Hudson, lick rack work, 2d.
Mugie Stiiii.-htiry, rick rack work, knitt
ed lace, each 1st,
Mrs J. W. Cherry, lady's shawl, 1st.
Mr. Geo. Relshaw, knit tidy, Int.
Mrs. Lou Gill, tatting, 1st.
Mrs. A. Dorris, afghau robe, lady' skirt,
each 2d.
Mi. E. F. Ostium, baby's knit socks, 2d.
Mrs, D. E. Rushliull, bed spr. ail, 1st.
Mrs. (. Ji. ttanshury, fancy stockings,
2d.
Mrs. Sam Nelson, silk bed quilt, 2d.
Mrs. S. P. Sladden, tambour work, wall
basket, ottoman cover, piano cover, te
tray cloth, each 1st.
Miss Anna Underwood, miss's apron, 2l.
Mrs. K. Campbell, infant's, dress, 2d.
Mis. D. II. Caswell, clock lambrequin, 1st;
sofa cushion, 2d.
Mrs. J.S. Luckey, mantle lambrequin,
pair lumhieqiiins, each 1st.
Mrs .1. Dillanl, bed quilt, 1st.
Miss Jessie I'ui k, sofa cushion, 1st.
Mrs. J. E. Relshaw, patch quilt, 2d.
Ci lia Goldsmith, beat ex point luco, 1st,
Sarah Ciitilrel. Turkish rug, 1st.
Mr R R Henderson, rug, 2d.
Mr J F Robinson, silk outline, piano
cover, 2d.
Ada Medly, table cover, 2d.
Mrs T A Henderson, fire Hereon, embroi
dery, 1st.
Air E F Ostium, table cover, pillow sham
and toilet cushion, 1st.
Mr John Kelly, outline work, 1st.
Mrs G R Chribinun, pillow sham, 1 .t.
Mrs O II HUmslierry, rug, 1st.
Mr N Filch, toilet cushion, 2d.
division K.
Superintendent, Mr W II Abrains; Judges,
Mr l'hoebn It Kinsey and llnttie Luckey.
II. iiliiira Luuer, fancy apron, 1st.
Mitkgi" I'nib rwood, crochet shirt, 2d.
Muud Fitch, lambrequin, rkirt, 1st; tidy,
outline work, 2d; shawl, dip.
Stella Robinson, apron, 1st.
Giio e Abrams, pillow slips, outline work,
1st; patchwork, darned stockings, 2d.
Mabel Rrow n, npron, tidy, toilet cover and
patch qtiilt, 1st.
Clara Raker, toil, t cushion, 2d.
Coi lime Churchill, 5 vnrictii a jellies, 1st.
Rertha Shi lion, knit mitten, specimen
iiicmling, stocking darin-d, 1st; knit milieus,
crochet shawl, 2d; eroclo t kiit, dip.
Tin n sii llocb s, scarf. 1st, '
Dell lii'ilnby. potato Jeiirt bread, salt ris- ;
ing bread, 1st; hop yeiiht, 2d.
Ada lb ndricks, skirt, pillow slip, Kt. ,
Maud I itch, ribbon, pound and cream j
cake,
lilanciie Filch, hop ye.mt bread, 1st. j
J. Nj,le Walk, r, qilllt, 2d. '
I .Alia Gol Is'iiith, toilet cushion, 1st. ,
Myra Rrow n, inly, 2d.
h.ilie Walkins, sola ciiAtnoh, slmwl, 1st
Do;aIioi,d,p..tchwoik,lKt;zephyrwoik2,l.!'has.rs or lands more readily than
' lo retofoic. If you have land lor sale, im-
Superintendent, Hiss IS- ssio Dav; Judges,
Alilisll I'aniieiiti r nu.i Mis Ida ileiidricks.
Win Martin, drawing from nature, 1st.
Ktlle l!srler, copy from nature, 1st.
L-ti lie lirowiilir, drawing from nature, 2d.
iiivuion M.
Supeiinti iidei.t, F S Kerus; Judges, J p
" 1 "
Cheshire and G W Weider.
D Jaeoby, dried prunes, 1st.
Mrs VYilkius, plate prune, 1st.
J lluddlestoii, gr.ipi . 1st.
C I'lnlcrwood, giupes, 2d.
T G Hendricks, pears, 1st.
Dr .1 I' Gill, pears, sweepstake,
J S Churchill, full iipph , 2d.
Mrs 11 F Dorris, blackberries, 1st.
A Rood, full apples, winter tipples, winter
npph s Id varolii, winter pears C varieties,
1st.
.1 P Cheshire, diicd iipple, 1st.
Mrs Dr Slicltou, best exhibit apples, 1st,
IMMsION N.
Siipciintendcnt--J P Cheshire: Judges 8
F Kerns and C 1) llpft'mitn.
.1 I Phillipi, yellow duuvers onions, lat.
D Jacoby, i io ly peerless potatoes, 1st.
Piter Holler, turnips, display vegetables,
gourds, 1st.
(i Vi Martin, Ixels, largest speo beets,
largest iiiiiugcl wurel, sugar beets, cabbage,
largest variety cabbage, largest speo cabbage,
best cUiihit carrot, largest specimen carrots,
carrots for table, cnillillower 3 specimens,
best spec caiilitlower, kohl rabi, best speo
kohl riibi, musk melons, ex seeds by one
person, watermelons, parsnips, best speo
parsnipa, largest variety potatoes, squashes
lor tiiidc, tomatoes, largest and best ex veg
etables, 1st; pumpkins, 2d.
John Day, early potatoes, pumpkins, 1st;
Into potatoes, musk melons, 2d.
J s Churchill, squashes for table, 3d.
Geo Relshaw, pumpkin specimen, 1st.
J 11 Alexander, tree tomatoes, 1st.
division o.
Superintendent, Miss Prunkie Odell.
Mr J S Luckey, variagated plants, ferns,
single gcrauctinis, yellow rose, tricolor gera
m urn, silver geraiieuni, double pink eeraue
iiiii, piilm, pettasporiun, boquct roses.buquet
asters, disp. cut llowers, ilisp. tosebuds, va-
ri, n;ated fnscbia, 1st; new ami rare plants,
heliotrope, double scarlet Rernnoum, boqnei
mixed llowers, 2d.
Mr A S Patterson, fuschias in bloom,
climbing plants, new and rare plants, doubts
k'cnineuiioi, double fuscliiu, double white (us
chia, single white fuachin, single red fuschia,
new fuschia, while rose, red roso, Lad;
Washington, double white geraneum, double
scarlet gcraneum, climbing plant, rose gera
iieuni, ii t lul i Ion, petunia, liangliig basket,
mixed llowers, heliotrope, lem verliuia, be
Kouia, 1st; single geraneuiu, tricolor gerane
vim, silver gt runcuin, lera verbina, variagatej
plunts, begonia, liegoida Howerlng, Lady
Wiishingloii, hanging basket, boquet roses,
luihliiis, cut llowers, new filscbinB, 2d.
Mrs Dr Shelion, II lmiiging baskets, wild
flower and grasses, 1 hI; everlastings, wild
llowers and urasses, 2d.
Mis J it Renin, mosses, verbimi, 1st; roso
buds, 2d.
Mis J S Luckey, boqc.et asters, 2d; dahlias,
disp. dahlias, 1st.
Mrs C E Roberts, culn lilly, 1st.
Mr A S Patlerson, cautus, 1st.
t arrie Matlock, hanging basket, 2d,
Mr J K Mi 'Keii7.ii', whitu oleandes, 1st;
rose geriilieiim,2d.
Mr Geo Relshaw, boquet everlastiugs.lst.
Mrs R Campbell. double piukgeranoum, 2d.
DIVISION H.
Siijicrintfliident.MrsTM Juckson,; Judges,
Rev Parker, Mrs Dr Jones and Mrs J R
Renin.
Ri.bt Lane, nmriiio painting, 2d,
Annie Underwood, tlecorativo painting, 1st,
Ada Adams, marine painting, 1st.
Mrs D U Casswell, plaque in nil, 1st.
Jessiu Park, pastel drawing.display crayon,
1st ; pastel drawing, 2d.
I'.lla Roney, hair work, 1st.
Ida Hendricks, painting on wood, 1st;
plaque, 2d.
Mr T A Henderson, decorative, 1st; deo
niiitive on wood, 2d.
Sue Dorris, repose work copper, 1st; re
pose work, 2d.
Mr D (1 Wallace, paper flowers, 2d.
Ida Hendricks, painting, 2d.
Mrs T M Jueksou, repose woik silver aud
brass, paper flower, painting on parchment,
decorative wood, decorative ware, clay bron
ed, largest and beat collection, painting on
silk, 1st; repose work silver, 2d.
Mary Watts, painting on velvet, 1st.
Mr E Wheehr, painting on canvas and on
wood, 2d.
Mr F M Wilkin, kensington paiuting,2d.
Mr J L Page, decorative, 1st.
Mr T A Henderson, painting on ware.lst.
Mrs J W Wilcox, painting on satin and on
clay, 2d; lustre puinting, 1st
Robt Lane, largest and best display, 1st.
Mr M Wilkin, straw work, 1st.
Ella Roney, zephyr llowers, 1st.
Alice Shaw, scale work, 1st.
Mi (' D Combs, painting on canvas, slate
and tin, 1st.
Maggie Kinsey, flowers water colors, 1st.
Liuiiio Holt, clay bronzed, 2d; nat colors
1st.
Hattie Luckey, collection, 2d; water oolors,
porcelain painting, 1st.
Mrs Jackson, painting on glass, 1st.
Ida Hendricks, painting ou glass, 2d.
1. (' Parker, kensington painting, 1st.
Sue Dorris, hammered work, 1st.
Mrs K,() Garrison, hair work, 2d.
Mrs T M Jackson, etching, pencil sketch,
1st; hammered work, 2d
F A Rankin, crayon portrait, 1st. photo
display, dip.
Notice.
There is one vacant free scholarship In the
State I'niversity for Lano county, for which
examination ol applicant will be made on
Monday, October .Mil. 1S87. Those wishing
lo apply w ill ph ase send iu their names.
A. W. Pattkiihon,
School Superintendent.
A'igust 20, 1x7.
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harm lor bale.
1 1 a.e for sale 220 acres of luud know n as
the (riltilaii farm; acres good timber and
thH remainder all prairie. All under fence;
good house and barn; iiood orchard and
other improvements. Tho place has an
u1, mid nice of good spring water and is sit
uated one. fourth mile from the rioasant
Hill Iced house, one of the beat school
districts in the county,
ais apply to ,
Foi further psrticu-
I . U. ItKNUWCI.
Haviii,' perfected arrangements with par
tii iu Portland, I sin able now to find pur-
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, i.'f tli ui to entrust vonr business with us.
Terms re,e ouuble
Your patronage solicited.
11. t . JJOSSIS.
I'i uSm i,- I s) lots iii all part of Eugene
City w ith and without IniiKn. Price, to suit.
. Gro. M. Mlixis.
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