rY AND COUNTY,
A stabbing" AlTi ay.
Minimi 11 son of Walker Hinton.
i . ! Ivtno county, wa concerned
i.i.bing ffrH' in "ut c00' J ' Um
Lj Their muuy fri- n.ls here hop the
not as bad as tba following version
I the East Oregomun 01 .11 n juiu:
1 j .1 . i n .
Williams, " olu """"
1.. fuf(, Iri.flov hrihuo (lie
!, i, irible trai.edy that occurred laat
J' evening st Hamilton. Tbe rictiru
I Hamilton, eon of Senator II .mil
H vet kill"1 bv clMl8 liuU,u' ,oe l7-
gdsoo 0' U'ut,VD- Th"imr-
. uf tbe killing re a follow:
L whh a hoise rase iu Hamilton Batur
ELrnooa, "ft" I0e r"cin8 w"" 0Trr.
wh giV' n "l ,n" residence of Sena
imiltou. After the dauoe broke up.
informant wai told, J. M. Hamilton
mbcd Hiuton and wbiipered: "Come
1,-Iwaut to ee j on a minute " At
HilUf "ly nd without warniug, Hiutou
in, vaukcd out a knife and plunged III
rjug blade deep iulo tbe bteait ol Hani
,h point penetrating hi left Inug.
uuieut with Ibis, tba boy struck bis
u,eruuil time on the left arm, split -t
open from ahoulder to elbow. .
,lou ws pUotd under arreat, and tbe
fed man waa taken in charge by Dr
When William left Hamilton waa
jve, but tbe doctor had aid there waa
pe fur hi recovery.
William did not learn what motive or
cation there was for tbe killing. 80
be knew there bad been no words be-
ih. in. save tboae mentioned above,
gforuiunt waa rather reticent on this
but said enough to give riae to tbe be
kat there waa a "family feud" of eoiuo
l at tbe bottom of the affair.
, murdered man wai about forty yean
iod the oldeat ion of Senator Hamilton.
IB well liked by all thoae with whom be
in contict, and had many frieud iu
lotinty. Thii being the caae, young
,n will be apt to nutter severely for hii
"weapon used, ayi Dr. Fill, waa evi
1 a long, two-sdged dirk, with a broad
II was not discovered on young 11111-
person.
Pleasant Hill Items.
April 1, 1889.
il fool.
a Luella Handsaker viaited at Eugene
peek. '
pmy Keeuey it getting to be a frequent
I to tbia place.
H (' Wheeler ami wife are visiting
1 at Irving.
, Thompson Morse, of Creswell, pawed
gh Ibis place to-day.
. H. C. Wheeler has been sick for
time but is now convalescing.
is Elva Richardson left for Pendleton
r, where she formerly resided.
.Parke left for Bethel, last Tuesday
lit her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Mnlkey.
, S. Htndaaker went to Yuqtiinu last
U and will return some time this
Dick, who recently purchased the farm
Lee Dickenson, bus located bis family
l siine.
raa decided by the Cornet Bund at
meeting last Saturday night, to have a
: on May th.
8 E Bristnw, who is traveling iu the
III of tbe Draiu Tile Co, haa gone on a
Dougbii county,
. I. N. Mulkev bas just returned from
I, where he has beeu holding a pro
id meeting tbe last week.
Irltuu Perkins, who has been attending
I here this winter, returned to bis b"ine
iwlyn last Saturday.
Hi- Snnduy School election last Sunday
Mowing officers were elected: Vt II
Inn in. Supl; H T Bristow, Aist Snpt
Ihorister; John Kelly, Librariau; aud
r Handsaker Sec and Trees.
are pleased to learnthat Mr W Williams
iter has bought 01 1 Mr .1 W Matlock's
at 1 .hen. While we are all sorry to
Irith Mr M, yet if he must go away, we
of no more worthy person than " Will."
iLooney Smith and family, Mr D Jsco-
.1 family, and Airs J H Keeney ol Jag
Mr G W Handsaker and family, and
B Handsaker of Eugene, and Mr J W
y and family of Dexter, were here last
for the purpose of having Ibeir pictures
Our genial photographer, Sir J A
k is doing a flourishing business. X.
City Election.
1 annual election of Eugene was held
City Hall Monday. Only one regular
(, that nominated by a citizen s couten
Isturrtay evening, waa in tbe field and
interest, compared with lormer elec-
1 was manifested.
I total vote cast was 153 against 45C in
I showing a loss of 3 vqlei. Had there
any particular contest, or had then
a marshal to elect 160 yotei more would
been cast.
1 Citizen's ticket elected by tbe follow
pie:
MA YOB
Hovey 340
Dunn Ill
OOtJHCIbMEN.
Jampbell 368
tonsy 336
)orrii 336
'riendly 186
iUckey 49
flu 41
pbell, Dorrii and Roniy elected.
atcoaoiB.
Porris 368
liskin 74
TBnasiisaa.
lay 446
Notice.
Seymour, B Gilbert and J Oaks, olaim
I to be part ownen in the Treasure
Pe-. Blue River District, Lane County,
igon:
h re hereby notified that your failing
ier lor a ttrru of three years to do any
ou said claims, and the undersigned
Ig oeen olilifrwl to work out your at-
pat on said claims, your interest 111
iwms lire declared fnrlelled DV aw.
J. W DOWNEI.
Brevities.
April showers.
New novels at M Let inger's.
Oregon lard al Sladden k Son'l.
All kinds of spectacle at M. Uvinger's.
Corralli is to hvo a 2U,tX)0 brick avhool
house.
Sheet music nn.l music book t M Leviu
gen. Horee bills on cloth or paper printed at
he ;.: nfllcv.
Easter card, at the Uiiiversitv Bookstore
Hovey BliK.-k.
WH P"Per at reduced price at
ger h
Notice.
P nave decided to lean Goshen soon I
I'll goods very cheap for cash or pro
1 will ae sach things ai I do not
0 move, regardless of cost, from now
1 Ret ready to leave, so come one and
I ecore bargsina.
o ri s,ectfnlly k all those that are
M to me to cume forward and settle
1st day of April, 1889.
J. W Matuxti.
'n, Jan. 30, 1889.
Lumber for Sale.
I'd second hand Inmbt-r for aale cheap
E. I. McCLiXSaUB.
Don't Believe It
I told that F. II. Wilkins, the druggist.
filing Wisdom's Robertine for the
ltI'on, the moat elegant and only really
PS neMMilnn n4 it- Irinit in the
1 and
ESS
a beaatif al picture card
For Sale.
Pjd wind mill, pomp, piping and tank,
laor cash or trade. Inquire of
J J. WiLTOB
M. Levin
Uier lore
The Hoey HedLonuge, the t)esl Innnge iu
the market, manufactured by R. D Brown.
Mr tien KCraw has the salt ageocy fur all
brand- of the celebrated Tain.il Punch Cigars.
Take your produce to the Pacific Tea Co.
nd gel ibe Wat price..
Smoke, the H ippy Hours 10 ceut white
IsUir cigar of Msrkus t Co.
Hot and cold baths every day in the week
at Jerry Horn's Wbcr shop.
Great r. dm t ion sal.-by H N Crain. Will
sell lit coi a- the stock mils! In- sold.
We are in the lead, never MM Always
get there. ( ity B ikery and restaurant
Dr. Scott's Kl.ctric Corsets at Eastern
prices. For sale ouly at G. Bettui iu'.
Preston Waatl yon to come sfl4 see his
saddles and heavy team lmniess
Before storing or selling your oats see A.
V. Peters. 01 IBB Chevalier barley wunled.
Tbe Whisin in Bros, have put their stage
on the route betweeu Eugeue and Florence.
Mackerel, Bloaters, Herring, Salmon,
Fin HaddiH'k mid Cod fish at Sladdeu A
Sou's.
A scaffolding bus been placed in front of
Marx's building and worktmu are cementing
the front.
Try our mm puffs, City Bakery.
Oregon hums, shoulders aud sides at Slad
deu & Son's.
Reniemlier we deliver every thlni: with our
own wagon, City Bakery,
E. O. Potter bas lwn appointed a nolarv
public, to reside iu Portland.
H. N. Crain is selling off at cost. Call
early and secure bargains.
A. F. Snelling has resigned the register-
ship of the laud office at Lakeview.
A marriage license was grunted this week
to Merrit F Casteel and Josie L Howard.
E. C. Lake, murble cutter and dealer iu
mouumentl, shop on Eighth street, Eugeue.
A dog light at the Hoffman House Wed
nesday night caused considerable excitement.
Issue Blum, a San Francisco drummer,
well known here, has started a cigar store in
Albany.
Tbe poles for the Telephone company
have beeu plan tad aloug Willamette street
this week.
The Eugene Hercules cigar two for 26
cents is the best. Manufsctuied by the
Eugene Cigar Factory.
Jainea Noland has surveyed a mile race
track for Dr Harris on his farm northeast
of Springfield.
Carpet! Carpets! ! S. H. Friendly has
just received a large and varied assortment.
He will suit you.
The steamship Yaquittl on her la-t trip,
made tbe voyage bltwi M Bad Francisco aud
Yaquiua Buy iu 18 hours.
Don't forget that Moslmrg, Harris & Co.
handle more Hour, provision), etc., than any
other grocery hou-e iu Eugene.
Mr. J. 0. Qoodala informs us that by nex'.
Tuesday or Wednesday he will have plenty
of logs, tbu log drivers now being at work
All kinds of fancy, dr. ss and dry goodl
just received from the E ist. which must be
sold at once. Cull ul Bellman's and exam
ine. The Eugene local was two hour late
Tharsday afternoon caused by the eugin
giving out al Aurora Another engine was
sent from Porlluud
Goldsmith, the grocer, has just received
from tbe Bast one of the largest assignments
of lamps ever brought to Eugene. He will
sell tbem at prices that defy competition.
Col. Geo. E. Waring, who has been pre
paring a report on a suitable system of aiui
tary sewerage for S.-atlle. ssyii that a com
plete system will cost (325,000.
Mr. Harvey Scott, of the Oregouiau,
bought some proper y iu Albiua two years
ago for f 2 1.000, and last week sold it for
$51,000 Think of su editor doing that.
Carpets 0' every style and grade at Frieud
ly's. These carpets have just arrived aud
have been well selected 10 meet the. demands
of this market. Call aud examiue his varied
assortment.
Tbe City Council meets Monday evening
when the newly elected officers will take
their posilions The mayor will appoint the
mnrsbnl, street coinmisioner, night w.tch
and city attorney st that time.
John M. Bacon ha been appointed post
master at Oregon City, vice E. D. Kelly re
signed. Mr. Bacon had held the office for
tweuty yean until a few months sgo when
Kelly was appointed.
The Charier Ouk is tbe best stove manu
factured. Ii is Ibe pride of every house
hold. Mcssis Starr, Griffin & Brown have
recently received from the manufactory at
St. Louis a car load of them whioh they are
offering at very low prices. Call and exam
ine them.
8. H. Frieudly keeps the largest aud best
assortment of clothing, ladies dres goods,
bats etc. He is continually adding the
latest and newest styles to his stock. His
prices are tiled to suit the timei.
Tbe best family remedy is undoubtedly
Pfunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. It may
be safely giv.n to the infant as well us to the
adult, and it will give relief where other
medicines fail to do so. Keep it in tbe house.
Oregon Hose Team will give a dance at
Rhinehart's ball, Fridsy evening, April 1Mb,
the proceeds of which will be devoted to
paying for the uniforms recently pnrchased
by the team.
The ladies should call at J. D. Matlock's
store and examine th ii beautiful aud -re-fullv
selected stock of ladies dress goods
Spring ud Summer pallenis of the latest
style, and quality 1 0 suit Ibe buyer.
Salmon fi-biug commenced in the Colum
bia river on the . xpiraliou of Ibe close M
son. Sundsv at mi.Ii.ight The riven very
low this BBBBOB sndit is thought Ibat few
fish will be caught by trsps or fish wheels.
Tramps in greater numbers than ever are
k..;. .v Ii, from Ciliforuia An
musing .
O AC coi.dmtor rip.ris one day last w.ea
putting off twenty al Alb ny. nine at Ham
burg eight at Eugene, Oskland. Salem and
,0 on along the ro.id. He says that all have
roonev. but part with it reluctantly for any
thing'but whisky -Welcome.
Baker Citv i ruiing fund for the pur
pose of miking known to the world I be .e
mm Ksstern Or.gonin general . id
Baker Civ in particular. According to be
B th-' am-iint
nurnosehs alre-dy reached I17'I b.i
doei Eugene piopose to raise for thi pur
pose? Frank W..rtmn. who i completing bis
medical e lnca-.on . th- Ml M"
HlMvtelsWtbl old world, le Berlin
recently for L nd. n. where he will remsm
tSmSZ 'bid. he will re-
tnrn home. He may visit the Holy Land
. 1 hark bt way of Sn
Francisco instead of New
is now beaded.
Geo. W HnbUrd. tbe veteran bop buyer
of Tu.len. C.I . who travel, all tmfjM
coast pureha-ing tbe redolent hop which he
Sto the Eastern market, -a. rWeoi
SaZy looking up proapectt
of 1889 The outlook now ii that the crop
.ilX . .buBdanloo.. Th-
chance are that tbe. wtU aasa! gooo
prioa avast BatawB Maw JoBrnai.
A quiet eleetion laat Monday.
Bairnfther Family Taiaday.
Butter Viy&& eta; egg 12. eta
Guitar and violin ilring at M. Levinger'.
M .mey to loan on farms. Ru.iuira of Judgl
Wult.m
Art materials at M Levinger' at Portlaud
price
Extracts in beautiful deoauter at Sladden
A Sou's.
When out of nights, stop at 1 'it v Restaurant
for oyster.
O. W. Hind ol Floreuce waa in town
Thursday.
New stock of Bibles and New Testament
at M. LevingtrV
The busiues part of Willamette afreet
was cleaned Monday.
Havana Cigar clipping for the pipe 4t the
Eugene Cigar Factory.
For tbe lu st an. I cheapest spring beds aud
lounges go to R l Itrowu's
A flue line of silk plushes in all shade
and graib at F. B. Duun's.
Fr,.h Yq ii.s and Eiern oyster twice
a week at "ity ResrauranL
Me-t violin and gu tut strings at M. LeT-
ing.r's.
FATAL ACCIDENT !
Peter Rous Meets HI Death In a Run
away Accident.
A fatal runaway accideut took place
on the road south of Eugene Wednea
day evening about 6 JO o'clock, that caused
the loss of oue life. Two men by the nam
of Peter Ross and C. H Arnapiger, the lat
ter a resident of Hsrrishurg, had been out a
couple of miles south of Eugene to see about
a grubbing contract which Roes had taken.
When near Mr. Walters' farm th team,
which waa a yoang obi, became frightened
and ran away. The wagon struck a chuck
bold throwiug both men out. Rosa it is
thought fell on bia bead, as bis neck was
broken wbeu found after the runaway. The
wagon was badly bp ken. and wasdistributed
along tbe p. id to Ibe city limits Rons wa
unmarried aud had no relative o r as
known in this vicinity. Both nieu at the
ume of the accident were uudir IbainltieBOl
of liquor, and had been so since moruiiig
The remains were buried in tin- 10 0. F
BMW ten Thursday forcuoou
Ak your giocer for Junction flour. It la
excellent.
l'fund.r's Oregon Blood Purifier is adver
tised iu another column of the Gcsas.
Finest brands of cigars aud tobacco al
Moslmrg. Harris & Co'i.
Call at Mosbuig, Harris t Co'i and get
th. ir prices on Groceries.
Everything in the Grocery line new and
tmk at Mosburg, Harris A Co's.
The BalfBBtstM Family at Rbineharl'i
theatre Tuesday eveuing, April 9tb.
HoabOTg .v. Harris have moved their gro
M ) stON to the red front restaurant build
ing. The cattle stalls and improvement on the
fair grounds were torn dowu this week. Vale
fair.
Go and see the Highland Fling aud hear
the "auld Scotch songs" by the Bairnsfathcr
Family Tuesday.
E.l, Howe's old bound "Sounder" that
had made many a chase got his final quietus
by poison Monday.
'I'll.' close season for trout expired Monday
and we have beard of some good string of
trout being taken.
The "Cubau" and "Ysrru" cigars at Horn
& Paine'. Try them; they are the best iu
the market for the money.
ltufus Robertson has la-en appointed post
master ut Lorane, in Lane county, in place
of Win. N. Crow resigned.
Iloli Haves has a mocking bird that makes
things lively. It has a number of calls that
surpass the genuine article.
Clothing, boots and shnea just arrived
from New York, at G. Bcttiuau'e. Will be
sold cheap for Ibe uext 30 day.
J. S. Balier and Geo. Forret fitted up a
rig and have gone up the McKenziein earch
health. We hope they will be benefitted.
Chas. H.D01M& Co., of Portland, have
11 full line of hardware and agricultural im
plements. Read their ad in another column.
C. A. S. hi lhr.de of Oakland, and John
Kelaay of Corvallia, are applicants for the
Consulship at Calcutta, to succeed Judge
Boiihum.
The Ptiamation ol the Lord's Day will be
the subject of sermon at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening next. Other sirvices as
usual.
Dr. Shellon has eoticluded to erect a two
st .ry brick building on the ground occupied
by the building oue door eouth of Rankin's
Bazaar.
Common Council meet next Monday
evening. A larg. audience will lot preaent
In hear tbe appoimmeiits to tie made by tbe
new Mayor.
A tramp was arrested Wednesday charged
wi'h ii . I. cent exposure of person. The wit
DSsm - w. re not able to identify him, and be
was discharged.
The dragon delegation in Cougrea bus
recommended Dr bm Cleaver to the Presi
dent for ibe position of register of th. I.u
Grande land office
We understand that Mr Jacob Conser will
build a seeond story on the bricks now nocu
ntad by Kraai A Klein and G Bettinan,
and will put a new iron front in the Utter
HtiIHMi
On April 1st the Firemen' Silver Cornet
llu'debcted the following officer for the
t. rni of six months: President, F A Brown;
See, II Weider; Trea, J W Christian; leader,
J 0 Watt.
Tbe Wnlla Walla Journal observe! that
now is the time of year when town neigh
bors will fall out and quarrel over a few
lousy chickens. Don't do it. Kill the
chickens and be solid with your neighbor.
Mayor elect Hovey is all the same Hatri
Bon. Several offices to fill by appoinlmeut
and more applicants than offices. The great
fault of our system of government is that it
does not provide enough offices to go sround
Rev. Geo. W. Hill has resigned the po
sition of pastor of the First Baptist of East
Portland. He Iisb nccepted the superinten
dence of the city missionary work of Port
land and ticinity. The field is a large one.
See C. H. Paine's ad. in another column.
He is located in Melson k Scott's shop and
will do 11 general blacksmilhing business,
repairing, plow work, Ac. He will use none
but tbe best material and guaranteea bis
work.
If your cough keeps yon awake and restless
by night, take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and ob
tain immediate relief. This remedy allays in
flanmtion, heals the pulmonary organ, In
duce sleep and restores health. The sooner
you liegtn the lietter.
There is 11 constant and steady advance of
real estate value tbrongbout tne entire
state. It is not au unhealthy and feverish
boom, but simply the advance dne to in
creasing population and growing business
sctivity.
'When the spring time comes," we usually
find ourselves drowsy and eshansted owing to
the impure and sluggish state of the hhsid. To
remedy this trouble, take Ayee' SaraeparilU.
the BMBl isiwerful, yet safe and economical
blcssl purifier in existence.
Mr. Garrison, ihe contractor, ou the pro
posed improvement of the front of J. B.
Coleman's brick tor., is gelling the ma
terial on the ground His contract bind
him to complete tb work witbiu twelve
dm after a start is uisde.
Rev I D. Driver preached hi farewell
. ,i,. (Vol. boh M . E. Chnrch. East
-.1 J Uai ii,i,.dv Oi, Mrindav even-'
rorii'iu". - y -
ing be was tendered a farew-ll reception, aud
w.. tb- iMph nt ' f gold beaded cne, pre
si nt.d by the friends of bis church
The University book store in the Mc
Clur. n block kei ps u full line of book. ta
turnery, school Isa.ks, and everything in that
line Mr Euwagen, the proprietor, has bad
a life tun xieriem in the businms aud ia
prepared to please lb.- public. 8e. hi ad
verilseiu. Bt in iiotht r column
Rev. McKinlav will presch in Albina next
Sunl.v nn.l RV Win 0 PlfM of that
place ii 1 fib his pulpit b-r morning nd
SiftatBg The 1'ie.bjt.ry of Oregon meet
iu Lafayette neit Tue.day the 9lh and Mr.
McKinlav will to- away next w ek in attend-an"-
on it- uwetinga.
The W (' T I iH sive their musical and
literary entertainment at Khinebart's Hall on
Friday eve. Apr. 10. 1H89- Some of the lead
ing feature ol the entertainment will be sing
ing by Mr Nettie Piper Langsno one of the
! " aaaJaat of the tte and choice read
,3 whithV b. W.m Pmf of Elocution
Afc .1 UHIB..W ... . . j
Personal.
Rev. I D. Driver is in town.
Ernest Bros, of Portlaud, was her last
WVduesday.
W. H Baber, of Juuction, wasiu town the
first of tbe week.
Mr L.J. O'Brieu ha returned from a
visit to California.
Mr. Geo. C. Swift is now residing at
(tenuis, Marion county
B. F. Dorri returned from a trip to the
Blue river mine Weduaaday.
Dr. Charles and R Griffin, of Cottage
Grove made Eugene visit Wednesday.
Geo. A. Dorris 1. tinned Friday rooming
from a trip of several days duration to Ash
lsud. J. M. Sean did not go to South America
i- bo intended He haa returued to Port
laud. Win Ronshaw returned from San Fran
cisro Monday morning much improved in
health.
Hon. Root Clow has moved his family to
Junction and will make that place his per
manent home.
J H. Goodman aud wife started on atrip
to Latah, Spokane County, W. T , Wed
nesday morning. They go to look about
lb country.
Mrs. J. C. Welch, nee Allii Wallace, of
Portland, i visiting at the residence of her
parents, Mr. and Mr. Wallace, in thi city.
A. J. Pickard and Johnny Stewart atarted
for Crook county Tuesday via the McKenzie
mute, for the purpose of securing mutton
sheep.
C. F. Cathoart, formerly railroad agent at
Cottage Grove, has accepted the position a
agent for th railroad at Uralu, ana ruoven
bis family then.
Mr Lee Searcy left for his home in Day
ton, W. T., last Thursday morning. His
family will continue their visit hem for a
tinii before returning.
Mr. Curl Adler and wife, of Baker City,
viaited Eugena over Snuday, at th residence
of Mr. S. H. Friendly. Mr. Adler is a
brother of Mrs. Friendly.
Mrs. Joel Ware had an attack of heart
disease while visiting at the residence of
Mr. Jamea Hoffnian Wednesday. She re
covered so as to be taken to her borne in a
carriage in tha evening, and is uow well
again.
Circuit Court Docket.
A Goor Idea. Tbe Benton Leader thinks
the best way to advertise a community is
through the local paper. Advertise iu the
East for inquirers and then send the papers,
the mom thi batter, in answer to them. The
idea is a good one. Make iirrangeraeut
with all the local papers of a city and send
each to every inquirer. A local paper speaks
for a place in stronger language than am
outside menus. 20,000 paiers in answer to
10.000 inquirers conld be seut for $1,100 or
less, including all expense of mailing Does
any one know of n rbeapei or more efficient
way, aud aren't tbe local papers entitled to
something of the kind? The Leader man is
level beaded. Correct Bro Democrat.
DiNOtaocs Shootiho A strsnger was
nutting a cartridge in a rifle in Horn k
Paine'a gunsmith store, Tuesday moruing,
and accidentally discharged tbe gun. The
ball, whioh was of large calible, after plow
ing its way along the counter for several
inohes passed out through tbe plunk under
tbe window, struck iu Willamette street,
glanced through the open door of Hender
son's tinstore and struck a stove. The bull
was split by the force of tbe contact.
WootiN Mini Talk. --The Albany Demo
crat ha a bit of new concerning Eugene
that ha not reached here yet It eaya: A
gentleman from Eugene says that a letter
bad been received from the proprietor of
tbe Ashland woolen mill proposing to re
move tbelr plant to that town for a $15,000
bonne. Our informant sayslbat Eugene will
raise tbe Ihjiius. If our information is true
we'll bet a niuklu that Eugene will raise that
bouus iu three dayi.
The following is the decket for Circuit Court
which meet one week from next Monday:
1. State of Oregon v Aaron Lurch; obtain
ing money undar false pretense.
2. Slat of Oregon v A iron Lurch; for
gery. S. State of Oregon v Tho Eton; larceny.
t-Ja. J. BellvaU v .Mary 0 Bellvail;
uit for divorce.
5. -Tho Burrows v K Doty et ox; fore
closure of mortgage on real . state.
u, -John Bach vs Jacob Drnhach;to recover
ni..iiy.
7. G Betlmau vt Jason au I Laur Neeley;
to recover money.
8. -Alice O Brandt vs A P Brandt; suit for
divorce.
9. L B Carter v C t Carter; suit for di
voree.
la-Mary Caunon vs A 1 Hyland t al;
suit for p .union of real estate.
11. J 1 t'aae 'lhieshiuu Mkchin Co. V
Wm ltolliiuwnrth; to reisivvr umuey.
12- - F B Duuu vs E J Stiuil et al; auit for
foreclosure ou real estate,
13. L K Kdwarda vs J J Eaton; to recover
lU'.iity.
14. F B Duuu vs J W Alien and Jesse
t-'os; tt recover money.
Ilk tii . A honiinstou a J L Elminston:
to recover luouey.
Its. lieo W Diiumick, a mr. of estate of J
B Doty, deoL, v W W Otey; to recover
injtiey.
17. Firt National Bank of Albany, Or, vs
W H Baber aud Saiul Meek: to recover
money.
18. First National Bank of Eugaue vs L S
Uonlou it al; tu n cover money.
10. -Wm M I i.s vs Msiy Kiss; suit for
divorce
20. Cora Freeman vs C F Houghton; to
set aside deed.
21. K W tioodchild, admr. vs Frauk J
Crouch et al; to declare deed void.
21 A U Hylaud vs H S 'liltou; to recover
money.
2S.-Mary J O'Hagan vs Hugh O'Hagan;
suit lur divorce.
21. -Hevwood Boot and Shoe Co. vs W
Balwr: to recover money.
26.- Hovey, Humphrey A Co v J
Daugherty and wile; motion for order
Sheriff to make deed.
LYi. Louisa Hyland vs Benj. Hyland;
correct deed.
27. -G W Hackelns,d vs ti H Forrest;
recover money.
28.-1.. Hirsch A Co. vs G K Forrest; to re
cover money.
lit, H N Howard et ux vs Ira Allen et ux;
suit for partition of real estate.
80. M A Lynch 1 s I Hall; to recover
money.
31. S C Kramer vs L B Itowlaud; to re
cover money.
82,- J B Harris v C A Underwood et al;
to correct deed.
83. J W Major v R W Ma l ie and J
Howard: settleuetit of partnership and
counting.
84. tieo Melson v H 0 Owens; to recover
money.
86. Marx A Haa v W H lUber; to l
cover luouey.
80. J A Lawrence vs H W Cottle aud A
McKinney; action for damages.
37. Maliuda Parri vs I N Hajubree, mau
date from Supreme Court.
88 Henrietta v .1 M Sloan; for
delivery of personal property.
39. J M Powell vs .1 O Beetle; to recover
money.
40. A A Richardson vs F M Dodson et al;
foreclosure ol uiortgase on real estate.
41. H W Stewart vs Addie F Stewart; suit
for divorc .
42. Dollie Thuruian vs N t ' Purkerson; ac
tion for damages.
43. S Ko onhlutt vs Jason Nee'cy; to re
cover money.
44. L D Scarbrough vs R L and 0 L
isms; to recover money.
46. Schuster. Kenstou A Co. vs W H
ber.v, Co; to recover rnmiey.
47. Elmore A Sanborn vs U G Smith
et al; foreclosure.
48. Staver A Walker vs 0 F Wright; to
rveover money.
40. David Wilson vs J J Eaton et al; to
recover money.
50. I! K Wright vs 0 W Butler and
Butler; to recover money.
62. Edward liailev vs (J W Matipiu, et
fore cloxtire.
53. H (J Owen vs 11 t' Perkins; to recover
money.
54. J K McDauiel vs W H Usher; apmul.
66. W ashhurne .X W.sslcock and L tiilyeu
vs Is P Sladdeu, to recover money.
.'si. S M Mclleeetal vs .1 II BUDM, et al;
suit for partition.
57. M S Wisslcock v Win Hood; to re
cover money.
68--M A tiunst A C v Saiul Colin; to re-
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cover money.
.VJ- Mary t'aniioii vs A D Hyland;
inent.
Wl A E Wheeler vs The Southern
U R Co; to recover money.
Franklin Items.
rject-Paciho
CommlHiloner't Court.
Met it tbi Court Holloa Wednesday morn.
ing, April 3rd; full board present. Tbi fol
lowing proceedings wen had:
School Superintendent Sirvennon filed a
certificate of applicant for frea scholarship
in the State Untveraity a follow: Lioa
Illume, I'essa Williams, Hattie Stowell, J B
Ferree, Fred 1 bauds rs. E R Frank, A Guy
Hovey. Carrie M Hovey, W C Washburue,
Maggie Whipple. Chai Chaoibera, G W Nor-
lis, .Maggie M W idmer aud J w ului. r.
By lot 11 wai decided thai Fred Chamber
be appointed to the free scholarship
Supervisors appointed: Diatricl No 76,
Jos (.'nli ; No lli, Levi (leer.
Davis preciucl e-tahlished witb Ihe follow
ing hound .11. Commencing ou S bank ol
McKenzie river due north ol ihe weal line of
the douaiiou laud claim of Jesae Mann,
thence S to lp line betweeu ips 17 sad is S,
Ii 2 W, Ibeiiee 1. to W hue ol donation lan.l
claim of T May nurd, thence S lt uill,tbuce
E 10 E line ol Sec In, 1 18 S, R I W, ihruce
lollowiug ihe h.'iin. lanes of Road disl No HI,
S E, N and W 10 S 0 line betweeu Sec 31
aud 32. T 17 S, I W, thence N to S bank of
M. K. n.ie river, th in.- dowu said bunk tu
place id beginning Davis school house or-
lend as place of voting.
Petition of E J Crow et al for county road;
ordered established upon Ibe payunut ot
lillin.gis lo Mis Units, which WS-. assessed
at r7a, of which Ihe county agrees In
j.li ,ai upou Ihe p -tltloiier pay lug a
amount.
Petitmu of I) A Gibbs it al for conuty
road; ordered 1b.1t upou pavmeut of $200 by
u till. 1I11 r lo Jonu lluiley, aa damages, the
road be cstublishrd.
Petition of Eugene Fiuu (or road of public
easemeut; J A McMuhau, Fred Gray and
Perry Edmistou appointed to view, local
and assess damages caused then by . to meet
Apiil 13th.
April loth was set for Ihe lime of viewing
tbe Blue river road
In the matter ol coutract for keeping of
county paupeis; Awarded to C A Luse, his
beiug the lowest bid, i. e , t'i 50 per week
for board, lodging aud washing of each pau
per kept. Liise to give leu days uotice in
case lie wishes to cancel contract. In
Court reseivs the right to inspect the man
nvrof keeping the paupers, and also reserv
ing tbe tight to at any time discharge auv of
id puuper fiom the care of said contrac
tor.
The application of Jesse Sovern, adminia
Iraior ot the estate of Johanna Goodcbild,
deceased, for mouey belonging to d ceased,
deposited as losi money by S M Yorau,
Wasrcfu-ed Adjourned.
Real l-St nip Transfers.
rmi
J F Gentry to Martin Uoffmin, two loti in
Scott's addition; con $295.
O R Chrisman lo Ellen C McCornick,
lots iu Packanl'a addition; con $2,400.
G M Wbituey to B F Fuller. I1 , lots in
Whitney' addition! BOB I4INI.
G M Winuiey to Matilda A Churchill, lot
iu Whinny's addition; con $3iK).
I) II llama to J W Bland. V, lota in
Karri' addition; cou $400.
V McFarlaiid lo 1 E Steven , 100x160 feel;
con $800.
D R Christian, admr, lo Clara C Blaine,
lot iu Christian's 2nd addition; con f 15o.
W J J Scott to M A Lakin, lot in Scoti'i
addition; $110.
J A Straight to S J Van A Untie. 9 acres io
I) K Chiistiah' donation; con $1000.
Il rberi Eukin to G R Cbriimau, laud in
Mulligan's donation, con fi'iOO.
OOONTIT.
W II lUber to Sarah Meek, 80 acres, aud
5 lots in Junction; cou It'., inn.
W II Bales to Geo Arehsrt, 100 17 acres;
con $70.'!.
E J MeKendree lo J 0 Wilon,19.77 acres;
cou $2,175.
Chiistinn Winzenried to John and Albert
Win.enrli d, 320.74 acre; eon $10.
Daniel Test. to E J McClanahsn, 100 acrei;
con $4,300.
Jacob Martin to T T Roach, land; con
NO,
John KircrioChua Hustings, 1325 acres;
con $205.
COTTAlll um. VI.
N P Clirismoii to Jus Bedford, laud;
$1
vi m Shields to Robl Grifflu. 2 Iota; coo
1100.
Jaa II McFarlaiid beira to T A Baker, 2
lots; con $70.
I'OBITBO.
Isaac V iiiduyne to M E Vanduyne, 1 lot;
con $75.
HTATK UNIVERSITY
Column of tbo EnUxlan Society.
CaaNoE or Namk Nkkiicd. -Our postal
authorities should change tbe name of the
Eugene City pnstoftlce to conform to tbe
name of tbe town as established bv tbe new
charter, and avoid ooufusiou. The town
drops the nume city but the poitomce still
retains it. Tho worst mixed town in Oregon
is Athena, Umatilla county, its postoliice re
taining the old name Cinlarville.
Insanb -The many friends of Samuel
Witbrow will regret to learn that it has been
deemed advisable to confine him in the
state insane asylum, whither hi was taken
Moudsy. His mental malady was cansod by
a severe attack of typhoid fever He ap
pears apathetic but is liabla to become vio
lent at timei.
Chuf Enuinkkb. Tb eleetion for thi
( ho i Engineer of tbe (lie department took
place at the City Hall Saturday afternoon.
W. D. Met do was the nominee of tbe En
ziue company and was elected to tbe po
sition. Mr Mctthee was the Assistant Chief
and bis election leaves that office vacant.
A Nbw Hill. Tbe fraternity of O Id Feb
Iowa at Cottage Grov i making arrange
ments to build two atory brick building at
1 bat place, the upper atory of which will be
occupied by tbe lodge. The building will tw
a credit to tbe order aud tba progressive
little city of Cottage Orove.
C'NTHTiTri InrBovrtinii. John B.
Coleman is talking of building albree tory
brick hotel on the ot formerly occupied by
Ibe Star hotel. If be builds, tbi building
will lie 411 f.-et froUt bv I U feet D. Ell
gene is short of hotel room and it to be
buped tb, t be will mke the improvement
Assistant Cuirr Eaoiarra Tbe Board
of Fire Delegates met last Tuesday evening
and elected Elmer Clever Aitant Chief
Engineer, to erve until tbe next annual
le. lion, vice W. II t.h. who bas been
ehcted Chief Eugineer.
Dibd. -Mrs. Jennie Clayton died io Eu
gene Tuesday April 8ud. aged 8$ yeare and
months. The luneral took place Thurs
day aftirBooo Tbe decead waa -be
mother of Mr Off uit and Mrs Howl.
April I. 18H0.
Farmers aro about done eowiug here.
Mr. Cora Hill paid her mother, Mrs Ba
ker, a visit List Wfduedy.
What on earth is the matter with tbe
Long Tomer? They haven't bail a dauce
for a week or two.
The boys promenade Ibe mad every Sun
day betweeu Siuitbtuld aud Eliuira. Get
iu boys aud have a good time while yonug.
Mrs. M. F. Baker weaves both kinds of
carpets st 15 aud 20 cts per yard; she has
got about 200 yards spoke for to weave. She
makes nice carpet, uive uer a can nun see.
Mr. Fiher and Johnny Baker aud MM
other caught several uice trout Friday. II s
tenlav while Leo Baker was limiting for a
grouse III au ouk tree ne lain u 10 uuii 11
discovered thai Ihe tree was u nee tree.
Ai'BiL Fool.
hut
List of Juror.
The following is the list of jurois drawn to
serve st the April teiiu of the Circuit Court,
to begiu April Ml $
A J Workman, Mabel; J A Hughes,
Creawell; W F Gray, Siuslaw; Amos W ilkins,
Coburg; Amu Hemetiway, Eugsne; MelvilU
Taylor, Willamette; C Wldmer, Eugene; H
0 V.atch, Cottage Grove; J W OoS, Eugene;
J E Koach, W illamette; .1 T Taylor, Spuor;
J T Itifflc, Eugtne; D S MvFrrrau. Ing
MB IN Hemhree, Junction; I) McFar
laud, t'o.tage 1, rove; A H Spare, C'otlag
Urove; A J Harlow, Springfield; Geo tuuy
iiiin, Springlield; Gwi I jndretli, Cayote; J
H Fergusou, lMat TaBstl Jerry I'ipr. Cayote;
E N Calef Spnuglltld; I) Lluehaiigh. (Jottag
Orove; N P lUiiiuiitt, Mohawk; J V Thorn
ton, Cottag Grove; Joa Huddlnton, Mo
hawk: W A McUee. Camp VnoVi J U
Sport. Bichardsou; M J Hillega. Camp
Creek; A M Bailey, Crw.ll; M Haaovan,
Richardoon.
Horse, Wanted.
Mr. Sender, of Albany, the well known
horse buyer of Oregon will be in Eugene at
Eli Baug's stshle, Monday and luewlay, April
Ifilh and lUh to purchaw hores. All having
horse lor sal should call.
Coi'bty FiaAscaa. The Counly Clerk ha
Biad hia report aa reijuin d by law gtviug
tbe linanclal ouudllloU I Lane counly . From
11 we learn ibat ou April I, lUD'J, the couuty
was in debt Bti.se,6.HJ. The report abow
1 .. 1 1 ; 1.1, 1, .. been mid on the slat.
UX aud we suppose sever! thousand dollar
should be added lo lb iud. bndnes ou tbi
irrntBt Tn deliuiiueui ux lisi lor l5-
si. s? i. i 8 amouula to fJJ.iJ 'JJ
Kspey'i I. list Picture.
East Portland Vindicator.
There is oiuelhing pathetic about the
last day of the yonug artist. Edward Eapey,
that hu never yet been told in print. Be
fore stricken utterly down, although be
had been for a Inns time ailing, hi began
and bud half finished a magnificent painting
for a rich patron who bad been very kind to
him When he wai compelled to tiki to
bis bed be wa accustomed to have his easel
brought to his bedside, and, propped up in
bed, be would work upon tbe picture ai long
as his strength would last. But the dtlratioi
of these brave attempt at labor gnw shorter
ml shorter, ami finally, when be waa
iropped up as usual aud thi brush waa
lauded bin, it dropped from the nerveless
grasp of the ibin, pale hand, snd with tbe
heart broken sigh. "It must go iiuiiul-lied
be Hauls back exbuusted on hii pillow. What
u story of patient snlTeriiig and berolo en
deuvur that uiillnisued picture telllt
At Public Sale.
The attention nt our readers Is called to the
sale ot land of the J H Brown estate that
will take place at the Court Hoase Monday at
10 n clock a in. The land conrlsta 01 ,m acre,
about one half of which is cleared nd excel
lent hot lom land, luvimr one half mill east
Eugene. 'I here is a hop yard of 4 acres on th
111cm1.es with 4t"M uood poles wldcli will
I w ith ' he place ll. re in a chance to get a
bariialii. liuiuire of Washburue ft Woodcock
for full particular.
Money to Loan.
In sum lo sun ou improved city or coun
try properly at a low rate of inter, st
For further infmmalion undress E. 0
Norton a Co, Et Portlaud, Or.
Mill Bubsid. Tbe Untiring mill at Mon
roe wa hiirucd at 12 o'clock Monday night
The fire was caused by a lantern falling
fiom Ibe bauds of one of Ibe workmen em
ployed ill Ibe mill. The loaa waa about
I '2.000 and there was an insurance of
1IO.11OO. The mill waa owned by Thoa
Snmiiel of Corvallis. Tbe grain warrbonae
connected wilh Ibe mill, m which a conoid
erble amount of gram waa stored waa elao
burned.
FOR SALE
By Miller &. Hopkins.
Xotiee.
Notice is hereby given to whom it may 000
oern, that tbe books and aecoont of Sloan
A Forrest are held and controlled by tb. on
dersigned, who alone is anlhorued lo collect
sod receipt for tbe same.
G
S. W comae of bth ai
H. Fobbbbt,
at Oliv striata.
Niw Dbbsb Tbe Stale Journal baa a
new dress aud now preaanU an excellent ap
pearand. Mr Kiocaid ia datarminad to
keep in tbi front rinks of jouruaham.
Imi how.. - W'., re pleased lo state that
JsjdsM Waahbarnr's baa lib ooatinaas to im
prove. Ha waa out for a rid op tba street
Wednesday.
A Craccs.-W. may expect a circna bofori
long, as tha advance agent of Frennia k Me
Manna' aircna as? a billed Albany (or tba 12th
ot April.
E. H. k L. Co Tbia company bald Ita
annua election laat Mnuduv f veiling. Till
(,,ll. .am 111. , rs Were cbooeU lor Ibe eUsll
lug year; lien A Dorri", Presiili-nl ; Wm H
Smith, Vice President; Lou Patterson, 8e
reUry ; H E Briatow, Assistant ttwretar) ;
J L rage, Treaauier; J F Starr. Foreman;
P E Snodgraa. Ul Beta Thus Craig, 2nd
aast; W T Campbell, grsud bouncer.
A Naw SriaMBB Tb Yaquma Hapubli
ian of March 3oth says: "Capuin Bergman
cam up Irom rtnulaw on the Mlscbial He
u going eat to boy a teel hull fur a
to inn ou ins sioaiaw river.
Aoucmin Willard MeCun waa triad
at McMiunvilie, laat week for the murder of
Jaa. BewUy, daring tba malipox
year and acquitad by tba jury
Il'OINI iill.il
70 feel froui ou Eighth street with three
buildings, 2.010.
lloue and two loll with barn on "th
sir. et; fine nrooellv 3.61)0.
Five lot MiilGO feet each, near depot
$211 to 600 each.
II us- and lot near University, high and
dry. 7i0.
Five lot in Bootl' addition, high and
dry. IM each.
!.. raorBBTT.
05 acre, witb half mile (ronton deap
watei. Miuslaw bay la-si sawmill all OD in
bav. ri.UUO-
1 .to- farm well improved. 3 miles from
Eugene on tbe McKeBtie. HU par aera.
36 acre '2 milea (roan Cngsna, tiry best
oil and flu location. 60 par asm.
1.U00 acrts beat ttmbar sand, fio
17 aoraa ia western snborba of
6aersalro.it. fiuu par
OoaatB, Editor.
Anna Bobibtb, Asst. Editor.
April 6, W.
Vacation next week!
Elocution this week coniisted of claaa ra
bersala.
It. v Mr Bmeed has entered school again to
study Oraak.
V araaniionily awaiting the Laurean
entrrtainmant.
Tbi Seniors ban chosen a Lawson Cypres
for their olaa tree.
"All Fool day" waa genital ly observed by
the students Monday.
Mr. A.J. Collier, 'h, viaited tha Univira
iiy Ih firal o( tbi week.
Mr. E. Masters, of Sumner, visited tba
University lut wsek.
Mr. Vaaaia ia already planning plcnlca and
1 xcuraiona to Spencer Bntt.
"Oue (wallow dornn't maka a lummer, but
a load oltan make a spring "
Mr. Johu Taite waa in town tha Aral of tha
week. He is auon to teach a school near
Creswell.
Ws beard eouie of tbe Junior "chemlata"
have beeu apaudiug their sparu moment in
aualyuug hair rimtoraliva.
Everybody (almoat) h.ok smiling this
week; it la because ol auootaaful examluav
lious, or because they are going home
We ha VI been so vary busy with examina
tioua this weak that w have neglected oar
colm.iu. Ho offer ixouae to our readers.
Th Kheioric olasa spent part of the hoar
Monday moruing giving synopses of ih de
bale Saturday evening and ot aeroioua beard
Suuday morning.
An Alumna received a vary nice photo
graph of Mr. Weill not long since. Of
course 'ti tba next beat thing to having him
iu s.'hool.
Tbe ovmmittio appointed to choose a
peaker to address the societies, nixt Com-
uicuceuieut, have secured Mr. B. B. Beek-
mak of 'Si.
Th Y. 0. W. T. U. will give Ibeir regular
social to-night (Saturday). All active and
huuorary members at invited 10 come aud
hay a good time.
l 'ht.ru singing is to have aom attention
paid to it in tb luture; that is, if th atn-
.1. tns will take enough interest lo stay an
hour later una day ol th week.
A short lima ago Prof. Condon lectured
the Ci oology ulaas on "Ev- lution tb central
idea ol (.oology. Ibe leetu wa thorough
ly enjoyed and appreciated by tb class.
1st Stttdnt. "Where did you gat those
prellv flower that you ara wtssringr
2nd Sudani. "I got then wheu I went
buggy riding down toward Irving with Art."
Some una baa aid that "laat Sunday waa
u ainu hrouiam, i. ., a day of May that bad
mistaken Ita appolutmrut and cume lour
seeka a bead of time. Such eveuti ars
juita common thii Spring.
Owing to carelessness on the part ol some
of thi student while in thi library, tbt
Faculty hairs Blade the rules more stringent,
snd tbe lima tor ita being opeu is limited
from HiiO lo 9a. m., on certaiu days.
Senior Mnlkey. unlike Dell Brattain, laat
year, sent hia mustache down to Portland the
other day to ba dyed (or Juna. Wa ars cer-
laiulv ahead of tha claaa ol twi iu that as
Mr. Brattain waited until April vacation.
Some ol the Eutaiiana war very pleasant
ly serenaded the other night. Mr. Smith 'a
harmonica playing was very clearly dis-
inguished from toe guitars indeed,
Laurean, we greatly enjoy tbaaa fw and
far between serenades.
Tbe Laursan are going to give their open
session April 19th . A debate ara soms-
hat common lately, they wiab lo haw- it
distinctly underalood. that this open ai salon.
will be something out of tbe eommoii rnu
and Laurean talent will be exercised lo its
fullest extant.
Mr. F. M Mulkey, Senior, went out uau
ing Tuesday alternoou with Mr. Kap. Be
caught a Bsh six inch long. rttagrio'ed.
he started home, leaving tua poor utile nan
on tbe bank, but be brought horn flab
story telling bow it was a loot long! but be
did not cars lo bring it witb bim. Imagine
his aurpriae when al aupper, toe poor Utile
tloh waa found ou bia plule, ".ooked so
nicely and ready to eat." He ssys "they
only coked tbe tall."
Why don't some Eutaxian go off and do
something great, io that we can writ an
item atsuit bar aud say "she wss a bulex-
ian." Hardly a week paaaes but that the
Laurean columu has something about some
honorary member. They reeeivs honors at
Eastern collegia, and the like, etc, etc, and
all w can do ia to be thankful wa go lo the
same school they uaed to attend. But alter
the di bate but Saturday, whioh deservedly
leoeived many compliments, maybe in a few
years, some Extaxian will be beard Irom.
Tbe Laurean editor this week lays aside
his quill, and aa he severs, forever, his con
nection wttn our school, begin active prepa
rations for hia future calling. We regret
tbut tbe Universlt" will lose so promising a
s stu eut, and t' e Laun an society a mem
ber who baa be. u so successful in his jour
nalistic endeae rs. He not only possesses
Ibe dualities t Broome a successful editor,
but iboae qna.itir which bare gained (or
him many friends. Our beat wtahe are
added to theirs, for success in life.
Laat Saturday evening tb Eataxiau so
ciety gave an Interesting open oernavu, whiah
waa largely attended. The Lenreun Ldi' n
haa promised to give us some "pufta," so wu
refrain from being too boastful. Yet tba
young ladiea on Bnetorioala, Miss Straight
aud Miss Adair, deserve oredit for tbi man
ner in wblob Ibey entertained tbe audieuoa,
and everyono can but praise Misses Anna
Huberts, Clara Condon, Nellie Soodgrasa,
Agnea Orerne, Elva Oalloway and Grace
Matthews, who debated in such a manner aa
to receive the "well done" Irom the Laurean
President. The debate ia decidedly tbe beat
ver given by tbi sooiety. Besides lbs de
bate about Ihe annexation of Canada, the
girls of '89, who debated tbe same question,
came off violorions in a little aparnus with
Mr. Huffer. He was quite vanquished. Aa
Ibe leaders gave a complete summary, wa re
frain Irom repeating it.
Not enough ii aaid about thi literary so
eietiee of Ihe University. We want tu nrge
tbe young ladies to join tbe Eutaxiana. If a
young Isdy wants to do good snd be as much
as she can. she will not only And ihe sooiety
work agreeable, not ouly form pleasant
friendthlpa, but will acquire a practical
knowledge, wboaa value m after year it
would be Itnpoeaibli to estimate. There ia
one great advantage to our society, aud that
is, since the joining is voluntary, but (aw
luty members join ua. Tboae who seek to
become member, doing so (or beneficial
trainiug and knowledge. "There ia a univer
sal law of iUHtice, established by tbe Eternal
Judge, wblob insures lo the intelligent and
lallhlul tha (ruit of their labor." Where can
we battel notice the workiug of tbia great
law than in society, when tbe oua who
work moat (or th interests of society, con
tributes moat to bar own welfare and raises
herself in Ibe opinion of her fellow students.
All lbs girls should thiuk about ibe op
portunities they lei pas when they do not
join us.
Letter Llat.
Letters (or the following persons remained
uncalled (or at tha poalofnoe In Eugene City,
Oregon. Aprils. 1889:
Davis, E it Shannon, Billy
Hshlaod, C E Shoualter, H M
Eremer, Frederick Bbimer, F W
Pariach, K Sinker, John
Pbilllna, Rube Winch. H W 3
Peteron,Miaa Endora Wood. Dr C M.
A charge of one cent will be made o
letter ateaa ouL
. ... .. , . .
raraotta eautag tor tne snore win pu
ay advertised, giving data
W OttCaK, P. M.