The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, June 16, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text11 Y AND COUNTY.! Cottage Grove Items. (KK'lM llIllPWI.M.CIiHIIC.lI'MM.KM.j Jun fi, J8SS. Mr. C. ViK- is visiting ou Silk eietk. Mr. J. M. Medley wi nt to Albany May 'M, Mr. George Coiner alteiub d the teachci'i institute luat week. Mr. E. W. Whipple and D. Brislow went to Eugene Tuesday. Mi. John Scott unit wife were visiting Mr. S's sister, Mr. It. W. Yeatch last week. Mrs. Joe. Wbi-llcr accompanied bsr broth rr, Mr. Comer to Eugene Weduesday, May 30. Mr. Cy. Miller and family left Tuesday the fitb for CViiyun City where tiny will reside in the future. Mr. James H.iwh-y, Miss Jessie Wither ami Mamie Bogurt returned yesterday from a visit with relatives on Middle Cork. Graudmn Perkins and In r sou Joe started Tuesday for linker City ou a visit. Mr. Perkins hit several in living in Baker county The two eldest nons of Ju. MeFarland have been very sick with lung fever for h week. Dpi. Charles and Scnrbrougb Hie in attendance. A uiovo is being mado to celebrate the Fourth of Ju!y, Cottage Grove, CressWell and Pleasant Hill to co-operate" and sebet ground between Cresswell and Cottage Grove. The election went off without nuy serious trouble. A great deal of big talk, but no body hurt miles by a fence fulling down with several muii on it. Republican too heavy. There ha beeu a giant deal of rain duriug the last ten day. Had ruiu every day ex cept election day. Since the 28lh of May Messrs D. Single, II. und I. Dauiewood re turned from Folk county, Saturday, to be here at the eluctiou. There was a farewell party giveu ut Mr. Nat Martin's lHt evening by the young peo ple to the fainilyof Melvin Datnewooii who calculated to start to California tin morn ing. The attendance was not a great us it would have Ueu ou ncconut of the raiu. June 14th, 1S88. Weather still damp. Boru, June 7th, 1838 to the wife of Henry Chance a son. Born, June Uth, 1S88, to the wife of Abe Bogart, a son. Mr. James McFurlund's two sous that have been very nick are recovering. Two good horses were killed near Latham, by the cars one morning last week. The horses belonged to come. Iudiaus so wo have heard. Mr. Win. Neiia and a Mr. Lnugkridg lately from Iowa, left Monday for Corviillis, Mr. Nona goss to work iu a brick yard. Mr. Dr. D. K. Charles left this place the 7th, for her old home in Porter county Indiana. She expects to be uhscut about nix week. Willie, a nine year old boy of Mr. Presley Taylor, got nu arm badly hint one dny Inst week by falling off a log ou which he was playing. A Mr, Ellis arrived here Friday the. 8tli, from California on his uy to (Jun o in Sins law Precinct His parents moved there about three mouths ago. Mr. Bui Konuy of Portland, came up ti this place Tuesday ou a visit to his parents who reside on the summit bctwjcn Cottage Grove and the Siuslaw valley, . . Mr. Perry Sherwond has sold his ranch to an immigrant, for the sum of $150. Mr. .Sherwood moved to Cottage Grovj, the tirst of this week and will work in Slouffer & Markly's sawmill. Mr. Grav of Omivi eiuuo to Cotliigo Grove Tuesday, He is going to help construct Mr. J. P. Currins new re.siduuee. Mr. Meloiu Dauiewood and family and Mrs. Anna Rideiiour, left Tuesday for Cali fornia with a four horse team. Veuity. Daixis, Poi.k Co.. Oukgox, November 111, 1887. Dr. Harmon, an occulist from St. Petersburg. Russia, has been stopping iu our town for the past few days, nud of his skill as an optician I can bear cheerful testimony, as I derived great benefit from his 'treatment. I had been afflicted w ith optlialmin or gran ulated eyelid from childhood, but a simple preparation (an ointment) prepared by Dr. Uarmou has removed the granules from my eyelid and he has fitted me with a a pair of "glasses" superior to any I have ever used. I can cordially n commend Dr. Harmon to all those suffering from weak or diseased eye. skal. W. S. Funk, Notary Public for Oregon. Now is the time, win n roads are good, to bring iu your wood and trade it to for first class photographs. Any old faded picture Enlarged lo life size in India ink, water color or crayon, equal to the beit done anywhere. Wood Wanted. All kind of good, clean four-foot wood wanted by the Winter Photo-Company. Wood taken in exchange for picture to nuy ainoiiut, until Sept. 1st, '8.S. Impiire over A. V Pelers' store. Photo-Company Best facilities for enlarging pictures to any size and a superior quality ol guaranteed. work Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Wien Baby was tick., we fare her Castoria. When she was a. Child, she cried for Castoria, When the became Mia, she clung to Castoria, When the bad Children, the ga them Castoria. Orders for Spencer Butte fruit tress may be left at the Grange store; also Mr. Brown, on Eighth street will have them for sale. Three year old bartlett pear trees will be $12 hnud'red, smaller ones $8. Other tree cheap. Okviixr Puelm, Prop. Fob Sail A good a new, nt lot of nice show-cases, i E. R. Lc kit & Co'. Vigwamp for men anil boys, nicest and easiest on the feet of anything on earth at Kmuise It Klein's. Luue County Fair. The sixth annual fair tit th I jOim fVtniit Agricultural Society will be held iu Eugene City coiumeueiug Tuesday, Sept. 4, IMS, ! and ending Friday, Sept.' 7th. This fair' promises to be the most successful yet held by the society. Bountiful crops of "all kind hilZ n 7 U' ' wrtall,",t i exnioits of grams, grasses, vegetables and I fruits, will aurp.ns those of any previous j year. I J R Yl !.,. 1. ! Superintendents of Divisions have been ap poiuted a follows: A, J M Stafford; 11. 0 R Chrisman: C. li P Powers: I). Jm Citlvrt E, G II Armitage; F, J C Jounings; G, Mrs . .v , jiry musevi i, .ur juu aiidnyne; J-l, Mrs Saml Nelson; J-2, Mrs Thos Craig; K, Mr T G Hendricks; L, Juo Simpson; M. S F Kerns; N, F T Haficld; 0, Mis J K M. Keuzie; P. A C Wookeock ; S, Mrs Mary Condou; Speed programme, P. M Day. lu the racis the eutrunce fees aie added to the purse otlVrod by the society, except the second horse savt hi entrance fee. In all rnivs three to enter and two to start. The followiug is the racing programme for the JWS fair: TUKSUAY, skpt. 4, Dunning, 2:IJ p. m. ; mile dash free for all, entrance 1 15. Purse $35. WEDNESDAY, SKPT. 5. llnuniiig. 2::)(l p. ni.fi mile single d:ish for Line county hor-.es; entrance fee $l2..'nl Purse j;;!0. Trotting 1 mile heats two best iu three, for two year-olds rai d and owned in Lane county; entrauca fee $13.30. Purse :lo. Thursday, sen. 6. Dunning, 2::ll) p. in. J. J mile heat two best in three; entruucM fee f 2"i. Purse i'i. Trotting 1 mile, two best in three, free for all; entrance fee j-l 3. Purse $1(1. FUIDAY, SKIT. 7. P.uiuiiiig, 2:'iO p. m. 1 mile dash free for all: entrance fee $13. Purse $3(1. Trolling 1 mile threo best in live, free for all. Purse $73. The prices for admission for UtvS are: Season tickets for males, $1; females, 5(1 cents; boys nnd girls, 23 cents. D.'.y tickets, males, 30 cents; females, 25 ct. The animal catalogue and premium list will be out in a few days, and will be sent on application to the Secretary, J. R. Campbell, at Eugene Of v. General Programme for incut Week. Commcncc- Sund.iy. June 24, 10 a. m.- Baccalaureate sermon. Dev. Thos. Van Scoy, President Willamette University, Salem Or. Moudity, June 25, 8 p. m. Graduating ex ercises of niusicdepartmeut. Tuesday, June 2o, 8 v. m. Renniou of the literary societies. Wednesday, June 27 10 A. M., address before the literary societies, Hon. 'Geo. II. Burnett, Salem, Or.; 2:110 p. m., class tree planting; 3 p. m., exercises of the iilunini association; 7:30 P. M.. address before the Uuiversilv, Hon. H. W. Scott, A.'M., Port land, Or." Thursday, June 28, 10" A. M. Exercises of the graduating class. For Sale, Au Osburu twin binder wood frame, for sale cheap for cash or will exchange for farm s'ock, nt Springfield Oregon. June 13-11- John Kklly Jlorsos Wanted. A Imise buyer will be at Han:;' stables next Wednesday, June -0th, for the p.irpose of tiuytlig liorc. ' lie wants lmrsi;s not loss th in lb'rj pnund in weight, from 4 to 7 year old. Yhkka. Cal., Fb. 15, 1SSG. Dr. S. Hir- nu;ii, oculist, so tar as l Know, lias given entire satisfaction. From personal knowl edge I know the Doctor to be well skilled in bin profession and, iu my opinion merits the patronage of th-; people. B. Kkam.M.I). I have found Dr Harmon to be a skillful oculist and practical optician. li. H. Kodkiitson, M. D. Dr. S. ILii'inon, with his invention, the "Duplex Eyo Illuminator," undoubtedly gives great aid iu the the superficial exami nation of the eye. JOSKPII McC'UESKEY. 1). W. II. Boyd, Sheiiff. Subscribed mid sworn before mt this 20th dry of February, lfiSO. Skal. J. V. Biiow, Notary Public iu and for Siskiyou coun ty, Cal. Coltos, Cnl, Angnst 20, 1885 Fi nn in vestigation 1 tind Dr. Harmon a genlleinnn and a practical oculist, and worthy of pub lic confidence. II. F. Adams, M. D. Member of California Medical Board. Fon tiis Skasidk Ou Wednesday, Juno 13th, and on each Wednesday and Saturday thereafter during the season, the Oregon Pa cific Company will sell round trip, excursion tickets, from Albany to Yaipiimi, at $3.50 each, Tickets good for going passage on reg'.il.ir pas-engi r trains, Wednesday mill Sat'irKvs only. Good to return on any reg nl ir i i-s.iiu'i r train until September 30th. B iy your tickets of Mr. Geo. F. Craw, agent of the Compauy nt Eugene. Hi. ISO The nii'.nv friend of Mr. Horace Knox in Line county will rivret to learn that he has suffered tho terrible ufiliclion of becoming completely blind with no hope of recovery. For quite a time ho wa troubled with a fungus growth on the upper lip and it is thought this extended by some means to the optic nerve enlirely destroying th in Hi home is at Cheney W. T. Tub Datk Fixkd. Judgo Boise Situr.lay issued lo the sheriff of Polk couuty the war rant of execution of Win. Landreth, the In dependence iniir.Urcr, on 1 fixed ther-in the dale upon which he shall suffer the extr.me pen dtj of the law on Friday, July lith. It will devolve upon the new sheriff of Polk, Ira Smith, of Iudi peudence, to execute Lan drutk. Teachkks Electkd. The Board of Di-rc-,-toisof Enp-ne District has elect, d the follow, ir: l.a.-hers for the ensuing year: 2d. Mus Anna Ui: I r.vovl; ! 1, T I iiii.it- il Martin; lib, Alice s:-.n ;n':h. Jennie Mc- Dor Clu, t -li. ,!:;. , M-Clniig;Sih, O-io v!- rAYitm; 1Ia Pnisvi.-llr. D. I. Irnne, of Crvalhs, general agent for Oregon, has beuievbibimigtbe Favorite hay press in tbiscitr. It is new invention and u tue i.'.. . t .I.;.,., ,,( tlie kind we have ever m Martvn A- seen. lue maniiiai-uuei Jeiik-, Corv.illis. r,T.T, Tlm race advertised for Tues day between Mole Digger and Sorrel Indian b.i:ed to cer.:e ft Mr. Mr-Col!....., the b.-ker of th- List n imeil nor. paid Mr. Zuma!t the b ickirof th f irm-r, the I jO put up as a foi feit. - 1 T..I- I?.- n . t 1- 1 miction ou ! it'nr.:.y. uit July Sev- 7. 18 -S. l.nniui mul lol on corner i'l tilth nnd Oak slnels M. G. Ssina. Brevities. School Looks at Collier'. t Go to rrgton'i 'ur '0,,r br'u'R Wilcox Bros, have located at Baker City. Ladies dress good a specialty at Friend- For bargain, in boots and shoes atKrausw jfc Kleiu , .... , ., . Buckeye mower and binders at Pritehett Forkuer's. . Candies, nut nud faucy notions -ut Nul- 1,0,1 & Ingi-rsoll' Henderson, Dentist. A $500,000 hotel will be erected in Torf. 1 md this Summer. Take your produce to the Pacific Tea Co. and get the best price. See PreSton'i buggy harness. Bcineuibcr Krsnsse & Klein warrant all of thi ir Units and shoes. Heuderson, Dentist. The highest cash price will be paid for wheat by F. B. Duuu School books of all kind at George Col It r's. Price them; buy them. A fine line of silk plushes iu all shades nud grades at F. B. Dunn's. Go aud see Preston' single harness, Mrs. Hunan presented this office with some flue cherries this week. For fresh fruit", orangts, lemons, lun mas, en?., go to Nelson & Iugersoll's. Hot and cold baths every day iu tho weeV nt Jerry Horn's Rarher shop. The Junction flour the best Hour ou the market. Only $1 per sack at P. T. Co. Mr (leu F Craw ho the sole acency for all brand of the celebrated Tamil Punch Ciara. No trouble for K, & K. to how their goods to customers if they wish to purchase or not. Fieincmbcr the race between Fdng", Kim rock Belle nnd Jack Frost next Saturday It will be closely couttsted. Moore's Revealed lbniedy regulate ami builds up all the organs of the human sys tem. Sold by Eugene Druggists. Nelson Si Ingersoll keeps the best assort ment of cigar and tobaccos in Eugene. Sole iigents for the celebrated Monogram cigar. Bcttinaii will tako all kind of produce, eggs, bacon, butter, chickeun and everything nt la tter prices than anyone else in town. S. H. Friendly has employed Elmer Cleav er us clerk in hi store. Cha. Goldsmith h .s taken hi place in Krausse S: Kleiu . Mr. Eugene Bond will soon open ;i gen-(-nil uiereliBiidifie store in the room formerly occupied by S. Warshnuer, iu the Tim block. Davis, the t'lilnr, has just received a large stock of imported aud domestic goods of the latest Spring and Summer style. Call and examine hi stock. Ladies call at Bettmau's and see liU fine assortment of kid glove Just arrived din o from the fautory. Latest shade will le tiold at a great bnigaiu. W T. Knysrr, Lnue County auctioneer Satisfaction guaranteed either by job or commission. Address at Eugene or cull at my residence six mile west of Eu,;ene. a2(i Krausse & Klein have just received the finest $4 French kid shoe ever brought to EiiLieiie, Ladies call and see them. We have them in Opera and French toi. Some anvil were fired Friday evening of Inst week, but whether in honor of tho nom ination of Cleveland nud Thuruiau, or for the Uepublican victory in Oregon, we failed to lu.iru. By using only the best materials to bo had, and having had years of actual experience under the best instruction, enable Hender son, Dentist, to obtain the finest results known in Dentistry. V nder the new law, one of the commis sioners elected Monday will hold fonryeai. The one to hold the long term will be deter mined by lot,- which will be drawu when they come to ipialify. Mr. J. II. Foster, a pioneer of Oregon, died nt Albany Monday morning. The de ceased bud been onoot the most promini nt citizens of that city until financial disaster overtook him a few years ago. "Old King Colo was a jolly old soul," so are those who buy their spring suit of Eng land & Wilson. Their prices are the lowest; their good are bent. In a ehenp or high priced suit they can accommodate you. The meed of merit for promoting personal comeliness, is due lo J. C. Ayor it Co.,' whose Hair Vigor is a universal beiiutiflir of of the hair. Harmless, effective ami agree able, it rank Mining the indispensable toib-t articles. For chronic catarrh, induced by u Vcrofu lous taint, Ayer's Sarsapaiilla i the tine remedy. It stops catarrhal discharges, re movistliM sickming odor, and never fails to thoroughly eradicate every trace of dis ease from the blood. Sold by all denier in medicines. St. John asks the question, "Are yon for the saloon or the home," The auswer given is "you bet your lite." But when you are asked where you can get tho best good and price on tea, coffee, groceries. On side at the Pacific Tea Co., Cor 9th and Oak streets. School Beport of Dist. No. 72: The fol lowing named pupils have not been absent from school during the month of May: Phil Yates. Hawes Viitus, Lawrence Brown, Kosa : . .i . t( . . T . V..1.- ton, ininr, u. sion, o.n in -., Hustou. June Huston and Irene Huston. Mattik Ci'iiiiiK, Teacher. The Charier Onk is the best stovo manu factured. It Is tho pride of every house, hold. Messrs. Starr and Vnndeiitmrg have recently received from the manufactory nt St. Louis a car load of them which they nre offering t very low prices. Call nud exam ine them. C. C. lieokman, of Jacksonville, has pre t -nted five warrants to the state treasurer that were just fourtceu years obi, having been drawn on tho 5 per cent, tide, swamp and overflowed land fund, on May 20, 1H7J. The face of theso warrants was iJ.OOO nnd it took 110,702.23 to pay the principal and interest. Bney & Abriims were (ho lowest bidder on the new hotel at Ashland $21,750. However the incorporators of the same con cluded that the amount waa too largo for their resources and reduced the size of the building. On the secoud bid the contract was let to an Ashland gf'Utleman for 17, fine, Honey & Abratim- bid being Jlfl.'.M). The reopening of t kindorartm the co .;ing full, will depmd on the amount of patronage that can b s-curcd in advance, o-lore July 1st. 18-8: Tuition in tho kiu der;srteu, morning sehion. $3 per month. Tuition in the primary school, afternoon res sioti $1 per month. Parents aud other iu forested, will please ad Ires the undersign! d before the above date. H. L. Earns. Lugene City, ur. Wny yes T-Tca-T. We ask you to note that we carry the largest and best stock of Ti a south of Portland. We buy direct from tlie iloiHirter. We allow yon to 'e. UmU or I ,,,,,.7 w)i:,t you buy, or will give yon a sain- . p. to let you find ont just what kind you J want. All favorite and tried brand always ' in stock. 1 iiws to suit me nines irom 1 ,,. t l ... J I. .......1. cts np. a.so uav a run uu u.n sk- of g.-ojerits, etc. Paciic Trs Co. Eggs, HiJ J cts; butU'r. 13c; wool, 13c. Slrawhtirie about a thing of the past. Messrs. Fisbtr 3: Watkins, butchers, have I purchased a new fireproof (.(. Street contractors have begnu woik oil Sixth street east of Willamette. The regular meeting of the W. C. T. V. will bo postponed until July 11th. Graham Glass tins sold the Dallas Item izer to Mr. V. A. Walsh, late of Albina. The Home hotel restaurant wa attached by creditor for U00 claim ou Wednesday. Geo M Wood as Ir Jekvll ho scored one of the greatest triumphs of the c.e. N. Y. World. Messrs. Nelson .t Ingersoll now have one ' of the finest soda fountains in the interior of Oregon. The Eugeno sportsmeu came out fairly in the shouting toiirunioetit at Portland the first of the week. Mr. Dr. Geary ha purchased a lot fiom David Cideuinu, nud will build a neat cot tage on the same. We nre informed thai C Co., O. N G , excnrinn the first of the week wa not a financial micees. Th S. F. Chrenl"lii elves huh praisn to the .lekyill Hyde troux that play here tins, Saturday, evening. The official vote for Lane county for June 4. 1SSS, will bo found on the fust page of thi- issue of the Gi'Aim. Mr. C. B. Du Hoi, of Salem, formerly of this city, ha become insane nnd ha I moil committed lo the asylum, David Cherry ha purchased 40 acres Jof the Stowell farm three miles below Engen paying $10 per acre for the same, A platform 500 feet in length will be built nt tho depot in (he near future. It will be ft greatly needed improvement. llesvv ruins Wednesday ninht nnd Thurs day Some fear are entertained of rust owing to the continued rainy weather. Attend the auction of oil paintings at O'Brien's Opera House. The paintings are certainly work of art, being tho product of celebrab d master. The old masonic hall mnvus rather alonly on account of rainy weather, and the diffi culty generally experienced in starting an old buildiug. Geo. M. Wood n Dr. Jekyell and Mr Hyde has scored one of tho greatest triumphs of the age, N. Y. world. See him at Khinehart's. Messrs John ami E V Kuykendall, former ly iu business at Drain, lisvo purchased the lleisner ureccry tre and will make their fu tare residence in Eugene. The owners of the Grange slore block nro talking of tearing out the fronts of both rooms, and putting in now fronts. It would be a decided improvement. Judge Deady has granted tho receiver of the Narrow Guage railroad permission to borrow $123,1)00 to put the road in running condition, so there is no danger of it shut ting down. A meeting wna held nt the Court Home Inst Saturday evening, nnd a comniittea ap pointed to see what could be done in the way of raising fuuds for celebrating the Fourth of July. I have carefully examined the American Encyclopedia of Practical knowledge, nnd can recommend it n the most valuable work of tho kind I have seen. T. W. Haiibis, M.D. From iilliciid returns Mr. .1. W. Hamilton uoe to Curry county with 29 majority. The vote of that county is light and about even, and we can depend upon having a competent pri'secuting attorney for the next two years, We learn by the Hi ppner Gszetle that Mr. Neil Viindnvne, formerly of Cobnrg, will shortly establish a general merchandise business in that town. Neil is a first-class business man nud will succeed in his now 1)0111 You should not fail to henr Geo, M. Wood nud hi exceleut company in the weird and startling Dramatization of Steven sons wonderful novel Dr. Jekyell and Mr. 1 1 vde or the Double Life. At lihinohart' Theatro Saturday evening June Cth. Admission 50 cts., Reserved sent 75 ct. Hoikk City, Idaho, January 7th, INKS. The undersigned, old resilient of Boise City, cheerfully add their testimony lo the professional skill of K Harmon, the Oculist, lie ha ibuiionstrated beyond dispute, nt d to the entire satisfaction of all, that lie is au oculist of the highest order. During his stay here of two mouths lie liai treateii many case of diseased eve and success crowned his efforts iu every instance Several of those cases were of long standing and of n most nuuravated nature, and their cure is re- carded as remarkable The statement iu the nress of our city, giving names of a number of Ira patients, and a few of the purlieu lars in each case are stiictly true. Succes iu iIhi onlv criterion bv which to iudce skill S Harmon succeeded fu his practice in this city Mliere preteliileil oculists wlio preced ed him met with signal failure. This testi ni'inv is voluntarily presented, umuked, to one whom wo firmly believe deserve it. Wm. Jausian, Member Boise Council. A J Hiiyakin, Editor Idaho Democrat, ' Skuiktaiiy'b Orrwr., Hoisr City, Idaho, January, 17, 1KS7. I, Edward J. Curti, SeeretKiy of Idaho, do hereby ciMtify to the eoriectiiuss of t'leiiixive statement as to a Harmon's high skill as an optician and i gentleman. seal. J of Idaho Ter K. i. Ci'iiua, Sc-ciel.uy Idaho Territory. Oculist. Dr. S Harmon, oculist aud practi'-al opti cian of St. Peteubiirif. lliimn.1. Unt the Hull man limine, r.wun No. 11. He is the inventor ut an instrument for mensurinz the eye, con nistim; of 4K) iilnsse. It will be ou exhil itioll iu the llnlTinaii House window, Saturday. A ClAisK Call J. W, Hamilton, the best prosecuting attorney that thi judicial di tric-t ever hail is elected by alxiut 15 lo 20 majority. This ig close work, but it is much to Mr. Hamilton's credit to be elect at nil in 11 district that ha giveu the Repub licnu candidate fur con.io about 12i0 majority. We know nothing about Mr Hiifford, the Republican candidate, but nre. iufoimed that he lacked every incessnry qualification for filling the position. It will bo set n that our Lane county Republican voted straight thi year when they gave him 220 majority. . Titc Favoiiitk Wo call attention to the advertisement of the steamer Favorite owned by Mayor & Kyle at Flon nee, which appear in thi issue. Pmtie vi-iting the Siilsluw will find thi sluuuer sub; aud speedy, while her owneis and lu al-r are ac commodating geutb nieu iu every particular. The Favorite will make regul.r trip every dny from Florence to the head of tide and return. Ani-iml M. E. CosmifcscK. Rev. II. P. Webb, pa-tor of the M. K. church in Al- bauy. Mates thtt the Biinual cunfureuc of ! the M. E. ehuich will lo held at Eugene ! City on Auust 30. Bishop W. X. Ninde, of TiipiAc, Kansas, will plkid. Iioc.v. T.i the wife i.f Chester D. CoDlbn, a .u June 10th, 18rt, Personal. Hon. E. P. Coleman was iu town Thnrs- I dav. Abe Goldsmith took iu the metropolis this week. , Postmaster Osburu visited Portland this week. Dr. Wm. Osborne has gone to Philadel phia. Andy Titus ha gone to the Belknap Spting. Mr. Ed. Fraier was in Eugene lovernl days thi week. Mr. F. M. Wilkini and family are rusll- eating on Pu-et Sound Mr. S. II. Friendly and family visited the metropolis thi week. Charlie Uuderwood i acting as a deputy . M. atTaooma, W. T. Mr. S. L. Lvtle returned from a visit to Crook county Inst Monday. Mr. L. A. Sanctuary, of nosebum. visited Eugene friend lust Sunday. Mavor Dunn attended the Mi. sonic Grand Lodge at Portland this week. Mr. D T. Rears of Medford was here vis iting a couple of day this week. Mr. J. F. Kobinson was reeistered at the Hollon House in Portland last Tuesday. Mr. N. J. BUgen, of Portland, one of the owner in the new tannery, was in town yes day. Miss Mary and Marcelns Yonng nre visit- ino their sister, Mra, J. V. Hausou, in Cor- vallis. The Messrs. Kuykendall, of Drnin Sta tion, were in Eugene a couple of days this week. Mr. Ira S. Walton, of the 0. it C. II. Pi., was here this week visiting relatives ami friends. Mesrs. J. B. Harris and B. D, Paine attended tho Masonio Orand Lodge in Port land (hi week, Hey. Snenl formerly Tnstor of the Cum berland Presbyterian church of thi oity is iu i.ugeue on a visit. A sister of Mr. Clin. Baker and Mra. Clem Hide, from Portlnnd, ha been visit ing here this week. We nro pleased to learu that Dr. Trather is recovering anil from present prospects will soon be about. Dr. E. Davis and Mr. R. M. Mulholland, of Junction City, gave this office a pleasant call yesterday morning. Attorney L. Bilven left for Prineville last Wednesday morning, via the McKenzie road, where he goes on professional business. Mr. Dusenberry, of Silver City Idsho who is stonpiuu at the Hoffman House under tho euro of Dr. Jones is recovering his health. Master Willie McClaren has returned home from Portland, where he has been at tending the Bishop Scott Grammar School. Mr. J. W. Hanson of Corvallis, spent lust Sunday in Eugeno visiting relatives nnd (rieuds. Ho will soon romove to Portland. Mr. E. K. Wheeler nnd wife will leave for PiilonseCity, W.T., about July 1st. Mr. Wheeler will engage in busins at that place. Mr. E. F. Osburu returned from Eaateru Oregon lust Tuesday evening, where ho had been looking after hi sheop in Gilliam ooutity. Mr. Wntteruinn and family returned to their New York home Saturday. They will probably return to Eugeue some time in the future, We acktinwledue a pleasant call from Mr. Hyinnn, of New York city, the first of the week. He was visiting Mr. ('has. l.nitcr and family. Miss Bertha Blnir 1ms gono to La Grande, Orecun, on a visit to relatives ami friends. Before her return slio will visit also at farm- iugtou, W. T. Miss Kitty Smith having recovered from her recent illness loft Thursday morning for Boise City Idaho ou account of sickness iu her aunt's family. Mr. ('has. Cochran has sold hi farm and other property in Gilliam county and moved back to Luue county, where he will take up his permanent residence again. President J W. Johnson has bren spend ing the week at the Sod Springs in Linn county. Wins unwell. During 111 nlmeuce hi son lleibelt lias been neuiuig til classes recito. Miss Minnie G. Shaw of thi oity has been selected tencher of the 2d intermediate department of the La Grande public Bcliool Miss Nellie Steven is loucuer ol llie prima ry. Mr. G. W. Clarno, who recently had his arm amputated here, has returned to his home on the Lower Siuslaw. Ho is recov ering as fast as could be expected under the circumstances. Geo. Boltdinw and M. Wilkin attended the farmers convention which met in Salem Tuesday. A tiertnnnel organization was formed bv the election ol si. wiikiiis, presi . i . . . . dent; John Osburn, vice president; Joseph Gaston, Sec, Si Ireas. IslliieT ItClllH. Juno 11,1888. The raiu has spoiled lumbering here. The mill here is running steadily and milk ins identv of lumber. Mr. Geo. Whilbeck's new dwelling is completed, and he will more in soon. Crawford A Fuller have moved their steam mill tip on the McGowen Creek, and are running. Miss Ella Bui-bridge's school close on the 22d, on which day we understand there will be a picnic, accompanied by a social dance, at thu picnic ground on Mill creek. All nre invited. W, Type Writing ami Short Hand. Miss Ohio Walton has relumed from Port land where she took 11 complete omrse in shorthand and typo writing. She is now ready lo respond to all demand for work of thut description. Reporting, taking deposi tions, reporting trials, Ac, done, promptly nud correctly. Charge rensoonable. If you wish any woik of this kind dona five Mis Walton a call. liiiccH I'ostpoiicit. On the account of the stormy weather the race for a purse between Bingo, Riinrock Belle and Jack Frost which was to have beeu in 11 Friday, ha been pospoued until Sst. afternoon June 23, at 2 30 o'clock. The truck wa so heavy tlut it ws impossible lo run on the dny advertised. The horse are in excellent condition, and the race prumisu to ha an interesting oue, Prohibition Meeting-. There will be a meeting of the voters and friend of the Prohibition party nt the Court Honsn in Euueuo City, on Saturday, June 2.1. at 2 p. m. All fiiends of the party are cordially invited. Celebration at Junction. Junction City proposes to eelebrate the Fourth of July in becomiug manner. Look I out next week for the programme. STATE UNIVERSITY Ada Shabple ..Enrron Messrs Hvman and Ijiuer visited tba University Tuesday. One of the seniors, wants to know. What makes cats' eye so bright? The third year German class is now trans lating the New. Testament. Tho Constitution class spent this week reading Orcgou" Constitution. Messrs W. and H. McCluro nro expected home to spend comiueucemeut. George Houck a former student Graduated this week from the State Normal School. Clarence Brown, a former studeut grad uate from Michigan University thi year. Ethel was very indinnant and not at all flattered by seeing her name iu the Lnurean column. Mr. W!"Trynnd speak up today. To morrow I'll bring an ear trumpet for your benefit." Mi Ella Moore and II A. Bi attain, two -niors, went to Portland ou the excursion last Saturday. George Duuu a Graduate of the class of 8G i expected to spend coiuiuenoeuiout . week iu Eugene, The optics c'as had the solar lantern picture Monday. Polarizing light experi ment Thursday. The Lnurean editor i certainly orikdual. When he lacks' an item he climoa a cheny tree and then put that in. List Friday a few students were unite pleasantly entertained by Miss Hattie Earn at tho residence of Prof. Straub. The F.utnxians when enteriui! the society hall Friday wero somewhat surprised to see the tloor covered with peanut shells. Wanted another girl in tho Botany class t help Air. Hovev to aiialve his flowers. The ladies iu tho class now are too bashful. Tuesday' elocution class had uot had time enough to prepare and quite a number failed to finish their recitations, some through sympathy. Somethini' about "borons" lanuniiiio ha" been handed iu for an item. A it is not language that ha beeu tiititdit fu the Uni versity we do not understand it. Young Professor to a pupil attempt ing to translate dvtop'a fable. "Who wrote these fablt a?" Pupil, looking nt the back of the reader. "Andrew and Stoddard.-' That white hut of Pat's that had taken Wing nud gone to the auditorium lias been restored to its owner. The Greek class that recites from one to two wero woudurs wise over its disappearance. 'But didn't the Eiitnxiunsget it nt the leo- tnre. And thry deserved it too." A branch of "sour crapes" taken from the Lnurenn column. We presume Bob Burdi tte made no mention of the Laureans. We noticed in the lust issue of the Journal that wo are expected to limit our writings to the young Indies. But if yon will notice, the head ot our column is devoted to tlie "Stale University" and not to the interest of tho two societies ns is the Lnurean'. A Eutnxian, now a resident here, that i often attended by a resident Laurenn who has planned and selected a house til the subrubh, was frank enough when speak ing of her future life to say "I aupposo I'll get uinrried." B. 1). Bookman a graduate of the class of '81, finishes the Law oourso nt Yale this Juue. He was one of four chosen to com pete for the prize for Oratory. Tho Oregon boys compare quit favorably with those of tha East. - With tho next issue of the Guaud 'the F.utaxiau editor commences her vacation. Wo are certain that the column for the Inst of the season will be better than this ns an other society member has kindly agreed to give us asHiHtimce. The morning after the lecture on the Rise and Fall of the Mustache," rather a young gent that never hud any, came out with a very black one. W lieu asked by the teacher if he had attended the lecture? he gave it a parting in a mirroring glass bought for that purpose, then wiped It all off. The Shakespeare nnd Bacon debute of the Laureans was pospoued in order to read aud discuss the 'Roberts rules of order' for the benefit of Senior Collier, whom they fined for wanting to read to them a two year old essay, alter spending nil their tune mis way they rescinded the line ami wanted to near the essay, which Mr. Collier refused to rend them. The wind this week was more penetrating thau last week, It whispered in our listening ear that it was not Julia Ilumil'on who went boating but another party. Also a gentle breerc from the sunny south wafted the in telligence that an ex-editor desired to lend his love to 11 Eutiixi'in, nngelin, golden liairod Eutaxiuu sister, but did uot dare for fear Fred would predominate iu the Laurenu column next week, At tho lust meeting of the society Miss Nellie Straight's name was balloted ou slid she signed the constitution. As both the members that were on duty for rhetorical wero absent that order bad to be passed over. Question debated: Resolved, That the pul pit is mora powerful than the pies. Affirm ative Agnes Groene, Ida HcudrUks; nega tive, Elva Galloway, Anna Robert. Ques tion decided in the ufllruiative. Mis Li 11 a Holt, an inactive member and an ex-secretary, was present at onr Inst meeting. the poor little white kitten, that has strayed to the University has after visiting every room failed to find a congenial borne. The Eutnxian, following the plan of com panies of soldiers and regiment were con aidering its adoption, aa the societies cat. when ahead of them, bebold a Laurtan come bringing It into the class room caress ing it as he goes, to quiet Its wall of starva tion. To aiil him some Etituxinns hunt the society hull to Uud some peanuts to feed it, and here a Lnurean, a good follower of Henry Bergh become an accessory to pur loining a morsel from an unclaimed lunch, with which to appease it. For Prof. Bpiiler' examination in elocu tion on Monday many student took great pain to prepare and they produced some piece iu Due style. Messr. Woodworth aud Veazie rendered Cassin and Brutui most effectively and oue of the young lad ies spoke the following original parody. What though a Seuior class you wero With classic mien and a' that I found a friend that was friend, But Senior, too, for a' that. For Seniors like to clan apart, From Freshmen, Soph aud a' thai; To wear stiff huts aud loaded canes, And a' that, and a' that. But when the social evening' past When boys all skip and a' that, Then Frehmeo, Sophs and Juuior girl Clan notwithstanding a' that. Anil when the saucy stars above Look softly down and a' that. Then heuior, Sophs aud Fresh lip Change kisses fast for a' that. Then bless that haughty Seuior class With arched brow aud 'a that. With lassie three ami laddie f ur Tbey are pretty good for a' that. AppotNlKD PosTMAsTi.ii. Mrs. Melville A. FriHsrll Las b-n appointed postmaster at j McKenzie Bridge vice Iiuchael A. Power.