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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1889)
clpV AND COUNTY. pfMWtll itfUtt April tit. UN, I,,,. ( ,,-. II elm-'- faetory will "tart np ' WPk' .1.. ,ups in M"rss is luiilduig " ueul out- ,.. near lb school hnn-. Mikei fcrin "'I'1 by Close ,V Co this to a wide awi.k. Gillforuinn. Frniik Pn nnei", (rf Kama-, ha lurntcd in swell, and "l'"1 " ,l""'"b"l1' t. Yutnoii & Co. V PWfWtai lo build , Matter and cheese luoiory at Cloverdulc. Cr,..ll i" bOWitolji Cir.ntra nt work ' depot building, nml a uice one it "ll,bp- , ll i latin s ltcl'MU'ltf Iih added nunc rooms to l, hotel building- A ,,riiml w be iu iu older i nflbiio bU WOB lo be Balll, two stories high! tbe I. 0. 0. F. ball iiIh.v. This is uU,l we Bdi Win. Lower, nnr enterprising blacksmith, (,,, he.n forced to build n addition to bin ,l,, ,i mciiiiiiiKMlrttf bin customer. Qarnew nnioa oboreh building will soou lie under wy mid will le mi ornament to i n swell. BkU M out 'or ,ue coutract. U HtndtWf 4 W Lower will open up Boo)' BU wilb Hue Block of agricultural implements, wagons, etc., iu a Ii w dny. Everybody in anxiously waiting for the .veiling of April 3ltb, wbeu a dime social h to I giv.n !' 'be ladies for tbe benefit of the Ml cliurcb fuud. A flue literary pro gram sill be given. A. Johnson und funiily arrived two weeks ago mid have taken possession of their home .-formerly the Knox place. Tin y bT started a tine dairy and placed the name in charge of Joe Oillman Mr. Johnson being lh, Sun .lone sg.nt of tbe S. P. E R., wan ( i , I lo return, but atiotber spring be will he a pcruiiueut resident here. Mi- J. and hei leeompliibtd daughter remniu here till full. 39 .17-100 incbea of raiu from April 2d. I,, April 20, Ittftj according lo stnudard mm gnage; 2GU days thai sun shun. Menu leiup, rature for year, ."1.7. No. days snow "; intsl depth 't inches. Greatest latiuimu iu 24 bourn, 12 degrees; warmest ilny, (7 coldest. 27 above zeio. Who says w." bare DOt as flue climate as any on the Pci fie coast. Tbe figures are from M 0 Close. ke pi r of the l H. signal station nt I'rrswcll. Cartwrlght Items. April 23, 1889, Lini Ward has a ut w fence. Mr I, t'. Simpson is visiting old friends here, Tlie gtlDgt picnic will be held the second Saturday iu May. Mr (too Ozuii nt iiiiule a bnaiuess trip to Dtuiu one day last week. Some of our boj B can't And any olher live k si, tlu v arc brnuding girls. Tic Irving troupe will perform hero in May. All must attend for it is good. The girls had a flue lime Sunday, but Muguie and Ida must have leu excited. Mr. mid Mrs. Baldwin h ive been lo look st their new home recently purchased iu this valley. Major Cheney bus dosed bis writing school nt tbe Umro school bouse, and Miss Nellie Suyder received the silver cup, she Luviog made tbe greatest improvement. The Curtwright Sunday School has been organized and is doing good work. They have Dew soug books, n new orguu und two violius and will also udd n buss viol. Surely (he music will be good if nothing else. w.u. c. iPnlmrtfli 1 1 fin-. April, 18, 1889. Mr. It. Deadmond and family are visiting relatives here this week. We understand Mr. Hudson Fountain in tends returning home soon. Mr. M Peterson and sister, of California, are visiting their biothers at this place. Mrs. Mollie Pepiot, who has been very sick for some lime, is now able to lie about. Mr. John Fountain, who bus been visiting his sister on the Siuslaw, has returned home. The school at this place is progressing nicely under the able nmnugeuient of Mr. Mursb. Mr. C.Cole and wife, of Mohawk, were visiting ut the reaideucH of Mr. Huirill one dav last week. I'. Q. R. Pablle Sale. The county DOOf farm will be sold nt nub- lic auction to the hiubest bidder. Thursduv. May nth, ut 2 p. ni . at tbe Court House tloor It cousisls ol 180 acres. IW luilea from the I ouii House, and is excellent bind. There l a good house nud bum ou the premises, ou acres In grain, and is well feuced. It will lie sold without reservation, and some oue i liable to secure u bargain. Notice. The tiim of Mnsburp. Harris A- Co. has Ml d iy changed to Mosburg & Harris, J. leinioy, luu IKW llllU Ol IMOO- - o fnsiiiii, a an luiiooieouoKo nuu ollects all outstanding accounts doe tbe nn i.i i ... i... .... Tr i. c 'Pi v.: ue publie for past putrouage and trusting a oiitiiiimnce of the sume iu the future. We ore respectfully, Mosbubo & Harris. MOW!, April 17, U89. Kick at the 0. R. & N. Editok St.vtks.man Can you inform me "J it is the O. R. & N. Co , in Portland, eld Salem freight leu to twelve dav before oi(j innvurd to de.tuintlouy .or will ev nnM .... .1. . . up uu uruer 10 lue CApiess cuuj- 'Kat. It KenijK ha iheir iiclioua ihey are ,.iK a citiiuiiuu ll is iiirouuu "ving and forcing what little vallev trade rj' w hid via laijuiua, or is 11 10 isctiminnte iu favor of Portland by try ing t eel tt. .1. 1 . . , c, t, . vi 1. ... 1 wiin nun rruuciaco. RiHowwam. 'eui , April 1C, 1889. namn Stati Laws. Monday morning "i me .nai" PI lining omce IMBED f'eeutL bianwUI ...ln.i ,.( ska , , .n l tiril I li III.. iii IJ in lilt. lUle Ue aws o( Ms!l T ie work ill be, I UUite Vlillimtiimitt hut il ia Mnu.li.il ' hook Will Ik, 111 I !,., ,l, ........ I ., ll.. . ... I 1 , Tasix Bilow. Lane coumy sent to re-1 " to the penileutiary Tueiday. Spud ' nrPby two yr.rs for bun lurv. and Thos. rur ior larceny. The f l K-Hn ul. t I .. . " in.- n.iuie.i 1 1 n i s in M-t. .i.i ii(e mi. i, ul ,ruui scinaii iiurinif tne MM " n.anehe Iteming. bwawHI iMamiac. ,1, ??? Krnl'i 0i k. Ma.'gi Umb, !'" HeitK-rt, Hawes Yates. Ole Hayaer, ia Urker and atari Parker. Mali Baktr, I"' Herbert and H... Vi I,... .I.o " 'lie Honor Boll duriiw the put month. Mattik Uoun Lumber for Sale. --isrvouii MM luuiUrlor oale cheap I. J. McCl ANAHAN. Ik SL A lut Wilu ntw ho"" iD E"'' 10 "addition. Apply to J B. Aleian- 2 Fot Sal --3"U bushel of oaU for ot""p; apply t ,. reidence. Euirene. BrtTitin, New nonls at M. Levmgir'i. Omb bad at Sladden Son1.. Italian string band dance thit Rat. eve I he Slander, law mil, bare been HUM All kinds of spectacles at M Levingers i Hheet Mlic and uinsic Iwaks at M Lev in- The front ou tbe CoUmo,, brick i, com. con,h,bm 1"XUr"",",u'1 " ' PJil this week' UMWJver,'wmeUin theUcABU Wall paper at reduced pi be. st M. Levin g, s Colliers store. Screen doors and Midgley , Parker s. windows for sale at See chaniit in sailing -lutes f the II p WMNI another column. The Hoey Bed LnaBft, tbe Ih-s loimee in the market, manufsctared by H. D. llrown. t'i ?u h" lh urafj for all "IT " "'""raieu lan.il Punch Cinar v'Mir Dm r,) ih i , 'r.,.. uu Kei me Deal prices. The Oregon hose lama netted about $,.- t tneir dunce Saturday evening. Smoke the Happy Hours 10 cent white labor cigar of Markua i Co. Hot and cold baths every dav iu the week at Jerry Horn's barber shop. Wi are in the lead, never bthlwi Alwavs get there. City Bakery and restaurant. Dr. acott'a Electric Corsets i Eastern prices. For sale only ut U. Bettin m'a Preston wanta you to come and see bis saddles and heavy team harness. Many wild (e.-.e piusm,; northward this we. k on the way to their northern lirecdim; place. Before storing or selling your oats see A. V Peters. Clean Chevalier" barley wanted. Mackerel, Bloaters, Herring, Salmon, rm Haddock and Cod fish at Sladden ft Sou's. Tbe Albauy street railway compunv lias let tbe coutract for one mile of road for $4,200. Try our cream puffs, I'itv Bakery. Oregon hams, .boulders and sides at Mad den & Sou's. RMBtmbw we deliver every thin; with our own wagon, City Bakery. Fisher A Watkins .hipped a cur load of heei to Portland Wednesday. F. C. Lake, marhle cutter and dealer iu monuments, shop ou Eighth itrMt, Eugeue. Henry dates has been appointed minimis, trator of the estate of Catherine Loehuer, deceased The F.njt'tw, Ifi mnl i sImi ia f... or. i n ......... , iwu j cents is lb- licst. Mauutactiiied bv tbe Eugeue Oigll Factory. Carpets! Carpets! ! S. H. Friendly bus just received a large anil varied nssoriinent. He will suit you. The river at Eugene is eighteen inches above low w iter iu irk. At Salem it stands live feet abort, A leak iu the water uniin iu front of Mrs. Witbrow 's caused the water to be shut off for a short time Tuesday. The friends of Thus Eaton at .luuctioii, recently convicted of larceny, w ill endeavor to secure a pardon for him. Don't forget that Mosburg, H-inis - Co. handle more flour, provisions, etc., than any other grocery house in hugene. T J Obether has purchased a one-sixth interest iu the Oloconda mine at Cracker 1 creek. Baker City Democrat. School Ixioks exebauged and furnished at ' introductory rates at tho University book I store, next to l.une County Bank. Ion can secure a few acres for a pleasant; residence m Horn s addition at low price of Mn i I u A- Hopkins. Richard Thomas, the well known hotel man of Oakland, Or , where he has ran the depot hotel sinco 1H72, died last Sunday. Domestic and foreign tissue paper and in Rtructions for flower making, at the Uni versity book store, next door to Lane County Bank All kinds of fancy, dress and dry goods just received from the East, which must be sold at once. Call at Bettniun's and exniu iua. II. McColluin has been appointed ad ininiBtrator of the estate of Smuiiel McCol- i linn, deceased, by the county court of Lane county. The fine Italian string band that furnished music lust week on the streets, will give a dance at Rhinehart's Parlors this, Saturday evening. Admission, 75 cent per couple; spectat ors, 25 cents. Since our issue of lust week Drs. J P Gill. J E Payton and W M Kuykendall have reg istered as practicing physician, with the county clerk. Lumber and other materiel for the new bell lower back of Ibo engine house, ia on the ground and the work vill soon be pushed to completion. Goldsmith, tbe grocer, has just received from the East one of the largest assignments of lamps ever brought to Eugene. He will sell them at prices that defy competition. Midgley A Parker nt their factory on Sib street, east ol tbe mill race, manufacture und keep for sale, doors, windows, frnnns. mouldings, etc Estimates furnished on ap plication Mr. M. Wullis bought an elegant phaeton this week from Frailer A Churchill's agency of Staver A Walker. They also sold I mam moth wagon having a carrying capacity of 8,000 pounds. Carpets of every style and grade al Friend ly's. These carpels have just arrived and nave been Well selected to meet the demands of this markd. Call aud examine his varied assortment. S. H Friendly keeps the largest nnd bet ...... ...n...nt nt ,.t. ill, Jill, Indies dress goods. h.t- etc He is ..ntinnallv adding the i n his slock. His Itiirni mn v prices are fixed to suit the time. The best family remedy is nndVrnbtedlj Pfunder'i Oiegon Blood Purifier. It may be safely givm to the infant as well is to tbe adult, and it will give relief where other medicine fail to do so. Keep it in the house. The ladies should call at J. D. Matlock's store and examine Hi it beautiful and eare fnllv selected stock of ladies dress goods. Spring and Summer patterns of the latest styles, and quality to suit tne nuyer. The llterir) snd musical eulertaiumeut given bv tbe W. C.T. Cat Rhiu.barts theatre, 'Friday evening of last week, was wiln-ssed by a huge audience. The music and recitations weie excellent and the per formers received generous applause. The w ork of cementing the tsittorn of the Water 1'o'srv.ervoir wa. completed I uedav and the water t imed in About 40 Urrel. "f Portland cement were uoed in the work. ti..w. rn-oin i u ninerv iy m " ' th,nkful IMttM j'b i completed M the nnwer oliUir.e.l dirct from the pumping ti' ,n i. very unsteady. The Rosce A Lansing Mu.iiwl Comedy troupe Ida's., 1 at ltbinehart . theatre Mon day eveuin'k lo the largest audience aeen there for a long time Extra .eat were brought in. .till there was only standing room The eompanv maintained their repu t.tion by giving a langbahle md instructive eutertaininelit Articles of incorporation were filed Thurs day of last week iu tbe office of the Secretary of Stute for the Ilunke.1' Mutual Relief A, sociat.ou of Oregon; John Ditcbbnrn. J. L 5X2 .' w H Msn.field. incorporator; nnnci.,.1 Place of l.nsinei. Portland; no cap ital .lock; source of revenue, fee, rjne. and assessments " ne .1 Creswell. i gent for the , .. (mil drver He can rarSnTS 'asff gnbTS "'", ,ht '"" 111 , Enough dne.1 fruit lo orchsnll.t can ll euoogo It c.n t set cily pay f. r i ''J kr hoam., .od i up in ibe . e.11 sjad elm- i'e P'""'- M ,r'" .l-.here. J-'l!g Ml',f, bnllei 12' .c Hem s sdditlou to Kugeuv OvhjM and violin airing at M. Levinger'.. Monev to loan on f irm.. Kn,ulrs of J Drift Walton.' Art lusviislsst M. Litilgtr'a. at Portl iud prices. Extrscls in lieanlifnl dec.iuti r at HUddeii ll Sou's. Wan "lit .,f nidbts, .top at I'itv llesUiir.nt for oysters. New sto, k of Bibles and Sew Testaments at M Levingi r's J W Plaster will open a barber shop in Salem shortly. llnrnua I'lsr clippings for the pipe at the Eugene Objpu r'sclory. We have some dwellings for renl. Unun - Bohdh, For the Is st and cheapest spring Wds and lounges go to 11. ll. ltrown's. A flue line of silk plushes iu all shades and grades at F. B. Dunn's. rreh TMtttM and hsstem oyster twice a week at City Ke.tanrai.L He -I violin and guitar slriugs at M inger'a. Ask jrOOf grocer for Junction flour. 1 .ev il is excellent. Finest hrands of cigars and tobacco al Mosburg. Harris ,V Co's. Call , it Mosburg, Harris A' Co's and gel their prices on Grocerie. Tie- W. H. Baler stock of goods at Junc tion is being sold at auction. F. verylbitiL; in the Orocerv line new and fre.h at Konafg, Harris ft Co'i. Tin ltw protecting Mongolian or .famines phtOtMtl will cxpbe Nov. 21, ML The lines! property on Ibo market is in Harris addition Mil"- A Hoi-kixs. The brightest and most brilliant music at the Italian string bund dance this Sat. eve The University booktore has put upa flue sign. The letters are raised and are of metal. Rev. 0. 'I. Wallace, Connelly oC Cottage Orovc and Eugene, is now located at Stock ton, fill . To listen to the mot popular dance tnnie lo-nlsht, Sat , only 85e, harp, two viubn nud tlnte. PaJne ll tbj boon On plow and nil kin Is of repair work. He is at Mi laon A- Scott' shoeing shop. 'et Tuesday is the 100 tb nnnivemary of the huragnntiOII of GhMnJt Washington as President. Us,. Oregon Electric Relief for nil pain Interna) or external, Ask your druggist Cot Oregon Electric Relict. It will help you. Three shows in Eugene ibis we, k. And what is most surprising each was fust class in its specialties. We ire pl used to learn that Mr. J, 0, Fenlon has n large nml lucrative law prac tice at Spokane Fulls, W. T. The "Oabatt" and "Tnira" cigars ut Bnrti A Paine's. Try lie m; they lire tbe best in the m irket for the money. M ti McCiirty ha been appointed toll gate keeper at the McKenzie Bridge and hu gone to attend to his duly. Lewis Poller has gorjf in partnership in the BWlwnrilt business with his brother-in-law, Flunk Bond, ut Irving. Clothing, boots and shoes just airive.l from New York, at 0, Bellman's. Will be sold cheup for the next !10 days. The Natbtn Hill farm on Mobuwk was sold to a gentleman (ma W, T., by Frusier & Churchill's agency this week. Springfield real estate seems to have tnken a boom this week, judging from the trans fers noted in another 1 nun of the QtTAW, Three Mich ignti gentlemen went to the Lower Siuslaw country Thursday, for the purpose of making investments in that sec tion. Mrs, Hull is a dressmaker and milliner of many years experience and guarantees sat isfaction. Cull mid.ee her utxt door to l.une's Operl House, 8th St. The planing mills in Eugeue ure doing u lively business. They complain that it is hard work getting the necessary lumber to keep their mills running. G. N. Fmzi r shipped a cur load of heavy castings for sloro fronts to Roseburg Tues day He turns out as fine and complete w,"k " m".v bt' "'''" 'where. II 11 Selfridge, nt one time a resident of Eugene, is bnilding a Iwo-story brick 4nxKII feet, at OnkndMWi W. T Hois engaged in the hut 1-vurc business at that place. E. C Smith while traveling in tho country the olher day was .i t upon by a large dog, and hud one of his legs 'badly bitten before the woman of Ihe house could get tbe dog Off. Kait Oregon Hiraldi TbeEugene Uuabd, one of the lie.t purely local papers in the State, has enh ru'. d, mi evidence that its county ap tracll tH its worth Ud pays tor as well a. reads it. Ladies, look out lor new stock of milli nery goods nt Mrs. Hull Co s new store, on Hth St, next door lo Lane's Opera House. Goods direct from New York and Very latest sly It s The Giisim r Dav i. s combination pla) ed ui Rhitiebart's theatre Tbuisday evening ton well tilled bouse Tina company gave n tirst-cluss entertainment mid justified the titimenl rnodi by Mr. Bbioiborl that it would satisfy the people. Two it ii.l one-half car loads of freight were received by A. Ooldimltb thia week. One cur loud of fruit Jan, one cur loud of crock, ery ami glassware, mi l one half car loud of groceries. He bads the procession. .1. D. Matlock bus ju-t received the lar gest and mot complete line of clothing ever brought to Eugene I..-I, as to tpiality and ipiantitv. New styles and new gisels giving tbe barer every opportunity to omIm a suita ble and satisfactory .election. Brownsville Express, April 1Mb: W, B Blancbard on Saturday returned Irom the Mch nie river mining section, n ork is pro 'n s-ing "ii Ho' r.iiima mine, inn uiniii i being well advanced and prospects favorable for paying returns. For nearly half u century Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has been tbe most popular cough remedy in the world. This constantly inert-using demand for this remedv proves it to be the very liest specific for colds, cough and nil diseases of Ihe throat and lungs. The pastor of the Baptist church will preach next Sunday morning on "Remem bering tbe past;" Commemorative of the Washington Centennial No preaehing in lh.-evening the congregation uniting in Ihe temperance muss meeting at Ihe M. E. church. Lukeview, Or . Examiner: There is con si.l i ibte -p. cul.dion us to who will b- the new Lukewie postmaster We have under stood that Mr. Jam.s Evani h been recommended by tbe Oregon delegation for ibe portion, while other name have been mentioned for tb" place. For the delicate and aged and ill in wbom the vital current i impoverished and slug glisb. Aver s Saraapsrilla is the very best tonic. It restores the wasted tisanes, nd imparts lo the system surprising elasticity and vigor. Price , Worth U I bottle. Mr . Bulkier, of Ibe firm of Bulkley A lieald, of the towu of Hudson on the railroad near Drain, was iu town Saturday. That firm has a large saw mill at that point and are prepared to furnish first cls lumber in car load lots. Mr W B Andrews i tbeir agent in Entene. Th-ir advertisement ap pear in another column Hoiu k Pain-- have not got the largest enn store on the Pacific Coast by long . . . . ...ii i i . way, out mey n ve a mu sou compinc stock, double that ot any other house in the Wi Unn He V IMH MM ol rornano, wuicn th.y ire filing ind will eonlinue lo .ell through the sea.,., of lower than my other bou. on Ihe Pacific Cosst There t nn hnmcomhe ab-t tni Th proif ..f tb- pu Idine is iu chewing the -iriug. Get Ihe Very beat pric. Then give them call IVrionul. Geo. B. Dorria Ml in Bella Tuesday. E. J. McClinahan ntnmed Iron Portlai, I Sunday. Hon Robl. Clow, of JoMtion, was in town Tuesday. Judge McFilddell of OoTVlUll WAS ill tOWB S.iurday. H B ltnlledgc has lelii. ved lo Lexington Morrow county. Mr. E. P. Thorn, of tb- Droll I' ll ., give u j ple.want call lut Sat ir.Uy. lb port from Salem ate thai Ssm'l Willi row has improved considerably. Prosecuting Attorney Hamilton return. d 10 bis In al Roseburg Monday. Mrs. .Is. McDonald, of (iranl's 1V-. is b, r- visiting relatives and friends. Mis. Emma Bean bus r. turned from F.I- 11 usliu-g, W. T , aud i visiting iu Eugi Dr. A. MiarplN WMt to Portland Friday morning. While iu Portland In will consult an architect iu regaid to plan, for n fine res idence. Mr Al Hoiick. well known iu Jun ten and Eugene i clerking iu u store at Mc Minus i ile. Mr and Mrs. J E. Holt artirod in Eu gene from California Saturday. Ihey M pect to puss the Smuui.r her. . Mr. Jus. A. Catiipb. II. of Sun Fi iinisi wa in town the flrst of tile Week. lie i now piactising law in tbe police ami nth- r court of California. Mr. Prtd Custlcniau of Portland wus In nj softnl day Ibis week canvassing tor a ssotk deroted to tbe pionton ot Orifon. lie in. I very good success. Mis. Hymen has retsixned from rlitl to Corvulli.. She was accompanied by lor daughter. Mis Birbiira. who will sp, in! a -boil tin ill Eugeue. Judge Wusbbiirue has left the Ic-piial .it Poillaii.1 and is now at the residence of In parents nt Junction. His condition lias not materially changed. W T. Caiupl ell and Jas. Nolund sturlld for I'epiot's, ou Ihe McKcnie river, Mon das, to run aud survey a county road from that poiut lo the Blue ltiver iiiin.s. W. F. R. id returned from Dirtirilli, Oil., Friday morning. Ile w. nt there in r. sp,.ns, to a telegram infoiining bun of the ilmigcr oiis illness of his uioth. i . When he left she wus recovering. Mrs. I'. O. Comlis, acisuiipanie I by Mrs. Kinsey, tK,k her little OOJ to Portland Friday lor medical advice. She returned Monday, the physician consulted giving her but little hope of all iillim uteVure. A HortiealturaJ Bulletin. The recently nppoiut. d Stute Board of Horticulture, of which R. S. Wallace of Salem, is treasurer and nieuiber fiom the 2d district, bus issued Hulletiu No. I. Tbe necessity for immediate action ill hultling with the obnoxious petti that have already secured so strong a hold in many of Hi. orchards ol Oiegon, prompt tbe Stale Board of Hortlooltore, created by the last legisla ture, to issue its flrst act toward carrying 001 the object for which it has been crcaled. ll is the ili sue of the tumid to do all they can iu lOOOmplUhlng the result sought in the enactment of the I iw creating 1 In in, and lo this end they bespeak the co-operation 0) every pel sou interested iu horticulture in Oregon. The secretary desirea lo secure tin ti.iiiio ..f eveiy truit glower iu Oregon, nttd to this cud requests that every one to whom this knowledge shall come, will send bun his pOKtorticc address. Heals.) desires thai all shall wnle to him freely relative to their experience in coiuliatting these common enemies of the orchurdi.t, for It is only liy Interchange of ixperiinoi tht the best re sults can be obtained. Tbe board will bWM other bulletins at an early day. Captured two Chinese Pkeauuts, An Albany Exchange says: "I.. L. Bill . of this city, bus shipped by We Is, Fargo A' Company's express to hi. mother at ('" lung two tine specimen of Chinese pheas ants svhiob he bad captured near Mill, is station. They were beautiful birds and in their coop did not appear wild. They were M0ghl w ilb a bird dog in a straight race. 'Wie birds, il is suid, will often not lly from a dog but b ud an ordinary canine a fleet chase. In this manner they can be caught. Mrs Rihrj will endeavor to domMtidtl lb.' two birds .hipped to her. Letter List. Letters for the following poi sons remiined uncalled for al ihe postofllcc in Eugene Citv, Dreg,, n, April M, 1H81): John. nn, F D Uichaidson, Elvu Kuapp, L W St.-nton, J PrentiOO) Hurry Weiss, Eph 'i A charge of one cent will lie made on each letter given out. Persons calling for the above will please say advertised, giving date. F. W Osiiuiin, P. M, Worn. i n Mii.i. Talk. Tbe committee np pointed to correspond with the stockholders of ili.- Aablmd woolen mills performed Ibe duty assigned it, and rcollvOq u reply thai the ootnpani wonldool remove tnolr Bill from Aihlano, theretore would not miki any propoiition in rcgiird to a le nils The mat ter is now being investigated as to the pro. h ibll cost of a woolen mill w ith new ma chinery complete, and ll is probable Hint a mu ting will be called wlu u that ll deter mined indoor ciiiz. ns tuko4 to take stock nn. I own the mill, if one is built, lb, msclves, Initeld of giving it lo some compunv. One thing ll c rtuin; Eugene cannot nH'ord to sle pin (lie matter of muuufactuies. Ein ploytoenl must be provided (or idle b inds, else the town will utrogiude. T'hk Nsnnow Gdacik. C. N. Scolt, re ceiver, Mr M.ickny of beotland, liqnidatOI under their courts, and J. Mi lniiie, sup, nil tendant of the On-gonjuu Hair ,w gnuge rail way 1 1 in k in the VVTIbunettl vnlley, MUM up on the Eugene local Wulnesduy. Tiny went to Cubing the M.nie ufternoou, nml wen! north on the narrow guuge road. It is not known wh ,t disposition will be mad.- ol the rood, hot it is stated as a eeilainty (but it will be p a iii good tunning condition and Hint sev.r, il extensions will lie made. To make ll,.. roud protitulde it must have a con in el ion with Ibo 8, P. on the .oath, and it is most lik, Iy that Eugene will be the point where Ibe eOBMOtioB is made. Boaup or Tuam!. The businen men of Junction are working to advance in,, in ter. stsof thai town. Tin s have organic I Ix.ard of trade with officer is follows. (' W Washbui ne, President ; F W FoIv.un, Vice President; I A Mills, Secretary; Jas Mlllioro, Treasurer. They will eudesvor to induce tbe O P oi S P railroad to build Ibe line from Corvalli to Junction. Tut. M D. Law. The but issue of Ibl Gr.'AIH slated that the Wth of klay Was the Punt ted for the regiatrj of physician nnd druggists at lh- county clerk offl.-e. Since then we have been informed that the lime eipire. Monday, and throve failing to n gi-n r hy ibst Ojre must pas uu i xsminaiiou before a medical I, .,ur,l. Hossi I: u r. A uial.-h rao ha hern made hottOWM It S l.ytlle' sorrel hrs and Ohu HsKlley's mare, liimne k llelle, three . i.i t of a mile, f.sr the sum of "SS) a side. The time ot the rote has n,it iK-eii definitely W yet, I ut will occur not later than tbe "lh of June, omewhere in Ijine I nty. The horses or fast ones and will be roi f'sr "bbxl." Foa aj i Tiai . A few choice young bulli from imported II c for i and Poll Angus hulls and high -t -1-Shorthorn an t Devon cows. M i It A. Wiliins, Cobnrg, Or. IV.xpno. We are informed that fourteen ol the i.dg. s iu the B.ue iiiver mining di trict have laren hondej lo California parties. Nut Barailig hut Pfoepertiy." The versatile editor of Ibe Drain Edio was iu Lane county s.-s.ral diss ago, aud thus write iu In paper of the thice princi pal town: We were ill Ihe Williiu. lie sall. y list week, aud while there ia no wild "boom" tin re is everywhere visible pioiuim nt sins p great ptooperuy, Ktw people with oapt tul, eulerpiise and puab are seeking that magniticeut valley iu which to build up new homes, and lulroduce new nyslem of indus try that will cause that fair Oiegon land lo blossom as the rose. At Junction l ily we met brother McColluin of the Pilot, happy iu the splendid prosperity of bis puper and ot thai beautiful city. The p.o pie base caught tho railroad fever and declare that tin y must have unothcl railroad 10 enable tht-ra to expand aud gather in a I idle more fresh air. They know that Ihey are sin round, d by many nub s of la auliful valley laud thai has woiideiful chums for ttie immigrant from the east. Eng. lie Is n city of wide und expanding elements of magnificent prog.es. BuhLling and running ov.r with enterprise nud push, she is reaching oul and wiib uing her terri torial limits; she 'onk for low fields of W0 qtUOt nud pants for future glory and brilliant achievements. And whv not ' BlltUtOd in a splendid locality w ith a vast ixpanse of rich (ertila valley bind, possessing voodorfnl productive oapaoitlet- tins, combined with hN sp, iidnl water pow, i, BOll with capiial and tho proper spirit of cliteiprlsc, make Fug. in. it , iiy of 1)0,000 Inbabitanui within I tie iii It lcca.lc. Partner sooth, sum. thing near 'JO miles an I ,l in Lull,' counts - we llud ihe laalltl lul and love y town of Collage Giose. Sit- 11 il, d 111 ll ipll till i.t section for the successful holtlUng up of prOsperoni cits in (be near future, if Ibe prop, r spirit id . nlerprise i manifeeted by it citiens, it is au inviting and pleasani locality for the Indoitrioui ind pushing iiiiiuigrmit from Other climes. At Collage Grove oue 0U In the distance gaze upoii Ibe dllianl foot bills und Ihe grand lowering mountain. Yd, that lovely town with is busy, rushing people, is surrounded by a w ide extent of many miles mid numer ous acres of fertile valley Undo, that With lll.ir mamlOQI productive cupucllles will always remain Iribiilaiy lo the business in terests o I the losvu. There ure also many thousand ncres of BUMlloeOt limber lumla near enough to lie lltlli..,l in the interest of the place, ll also ha spl udid water powsN which is now k ing us d in running I flour nig mill, and should in the near (inure he atuuett is the development and support ol other otit. rpiises ami schemes to build up ami forward that progressive town of 5011 people Many ni e new houses have I itely beeu erected there, mid are rising m irks of credit to the place, indicating in a solid and substantial manner that the good people there base g. ueroiisly embraced a spirit of public enterprise which wdl stimulate a wonderfully healthy ami permanent advance all along the line in tbe near future. Clreall court. The follow ing are the Praooodloil of the county court after we went to press last week : Stute of Oregon vs Wa Harrington, assault with intent p. kill. Urandjury returned not I ti n" lull and usked that the Mil he r, ferred to the Douglas county grand jury; so ordered by the Judge, Oscar Funke, a native of Geiiuany, wus ad mitted to citizenship. All tin-jurors wore ordered dhehlisjld on Monday, April L'. I, except ('. W'ldiner, who was retained so a jury might be secured to trv Ihe case ,,' dwell V Perkins, to recover money, on May I, INK & State ,,f I tragi ui vs Tho. Eaton; larceny. Mm! by vaj an. i found guilty. BMmxUy ret for tiling ui,,ti,,n for new trial. Withdrew Hel lion for new trial. Sentenced to oue year III the peiiilentiarv. I. .Iu.. .1. I '.oils oil v. Man- C llellvsll; uit for divorce. Referred to E It Skipvvorlli. Divorce granted in favor of the defendant. Louisa Dylan. 1 vs Beni. Hylsud; to correct deed. Cause luhliiltteil and court took the same uh.ler adyiseiuent. Alice!). Brandt v A. P. Brandt, ilivone; Referred to I". ,1 Ifrntor Dleorei granted. Wm M Ftak vs Mary 8 Kisk, Ml hw dl rorea. Rofkerad toXB Skinvorth. Dirora vraated. Hnvey, Humphrey A Oo riJ W Daugherty and wife, motion for order on slieritt to make deed. Order that present slu-rilf nuke deed. A A Rlohardaoo va KM Dodson, Ion cto-ur.. ,f mortgage. Default and derreu for J170, bit-rest and !."Slatty fees. II W Stnvart vs Ada F Stewart, suit for lis. re. Divoice granted. M. J V MeDaui. l vs W II Baberi appeal; Tried he jury, Verdletdir pill (or NO, ashlnirne .V Woodcoek and I,. Bilveu (sSP Sladden, to recover money. Verdict f.o n I llntlffl for tslkl. II 0 Owel vs (' Perkins: to recover mo. in v. Set for tiial, May L IKN'.I till Cora Freeman vs F M Froemaoi mil foi dlroroe, Betorred to E R Bklpwortb. Divorce grunted. State of Orgon vs Chas E White; assault with intent to kill. Pbn of not guilty. Wsuult will) u dangerous weapon. Tried by jury. Not guilty. ( '.out adjourned T hiirsilav, until T'luirsdity, May '.', llpjb, at 10 A. M. Special Train ami Rxennlon April .'loth, Kali's To aeonmmodiito tboae wisbnc; lo visit Portland to attend the Centennial clclir lion, April 80tb, u spcciil train will be run nn April 30lh, l aving Eugeue nt I o'elook a. in., and Keeping lo BlnUtel ahead of schedule tine oi overUod California train, Kxcursion tickets will he on sale from April 10th to 80tb. These tickets Will be good lo return until May i, IHK'J. These tickets will not In-good on the north bound California Express Irani. M i i.i n s Tumqui, i.Qapt, BlattdM of 0on pany C., O N . G , of Eugene, has received or.h is for the coiupauy to procO 'd to Port land ou the morning of April KHh to take purl in the Centennial celebration of Wash, lugton's inauguration. Th company will lake the I o'clock excursion tnln und will arrive in Portland ut 1040, Troops in mu form iimler coiuuiaudiug ollicois will be ir.insporte.l to Purilniid and return for one eenl per mil" for the round trip, and so lias beCfl placed In the credit of the J ) I . I Ii g- Imeol to pay the transportation ohargee, Oomnaniel A, II, 0, E, F and I are included in the order; D, G, 11 mi l K IT, excused on uccoiinl of their distune from In i lipiurters. I ... i Mi )s kii. Park Brandt was arrested at .Inaction Cily and brought to Eng. to- last Sat in. lay, i n the ehirgl "I assault pig Mis V W FoIsmiu with a dangerous weaK,n. He wa tekifl before Jnetio Henderson and waived iiamlaation, Hi brsidi win teed nt i'M), which were furnished and the defendant rs leased, Messrs. W S I.ee, (' E Van Vraiikin am I M li Willi ins. ipmlifj ing a hontjeww, I'miuc r-'ii Exrr.Nsioi. Mr. C. W. Washhurne was in Eugeue Thursday circu filing a petition asking tin. Southern Pm-itta It It. Co. to extend the wesl side road from Civallis lo Junction. It received niiiueious signature. The work of connecting the two road would be compaiativelv easy, und i would h, n. Ill the entile eouulry, more pur . ii ulnrly tbe southern part. BMHR8 L T. Murfiu has resigned the position of Si reel commissioner lo which he wus appointed h Muyoi Hove) , lie will lie nl, -i nt from town this summer therefore I eoald not attend to the dot ice ti the oihV Ills slice-weir will be appointed at Ibe Uelt eiliag ' f the Council. His Fllsr Sraiox. N. It. Alley, Christian Pre n h. r, wi I prsaeh hi flit sernmu In this '. town in the Christian cban-l on VHh St., the first Lord's day iu May, II a. ni All are m- .lially invited. bllUlM Aii rrrr.li. - tdm. S. W. Cmlon ha acc -pte t an invitation from Phil Sheridan Post, IS. A. It., of Newport, to deliver ia ..ra tion on Memorial Day htlftltTf t D. Fenlon has romiuiti.il n, itiiiuony, having Isseu married Wedu. s i .y nl lust week lo Mis Mae Alexander, at McMinnviile. KenI Estate TntusfiTi. IMMt. D. A.Painolo Mary I' Potior, lot in BheKoM additioii; con, $175. M I I'nderwood et al to John II Harris, land; con, fl. Alex Cockerliuo lo Candace Belshasv, lot Ellsworth addition, consideration, 7lK). Geo M Miller lo Mary Chase, lol in Skin ner's donation; cou, 1700, D A Paine to Geo Hamlsaker, lot; con, ITOO, J 11 Harris to E W r'enton; one lot in Packard's ad. lit ion; con, 941X1. W .1 J Scolt to H tt' Kellogg, lot iu Scott's addition; cou, ,.' W ,1 J Scott to James Scott, one lot in Scott's addition; con, f'ioO. rOTTAUK OIIO VI. I II Mi l'urlnnd In irs In 1 1 W Caldwell, 1 lots; con, III. TLollNci. 0 It P. ter.ou to O Hard, 2 lots; con, li, srnixoriiLD. Win Laird lo II R Clark, one lot; con, ITOO, 0 C Bowman lo John I.IW, lol; con, 4I0 11 J Pcugru to L S Bowman, lol; con, lltJO, bla Bowman lo Lottie Bowman, lot; cou, fir..'.. Hallnda Hodiea to ll U Cuddy, :i lots; con, $;kKl. UHIRM. W 11 McCall to X G Pttmr, JlS.tiS acres; cou, 13460, J J Taylor to Jackson Fields, land: con, f.l'i'l. Charles Main to J A Fucat... Il'. ij acres; con, ll'.NU7.V OC M 11 Co to A W Horn, 101 N acres; .op, nn Itobeit C Younger lo Win Yunduyu, one sixteenth int. r. . i ;t'JII.7o acres; con. tlhO. Sam'l Mi ll, e P. Ida A Si h, nek, B acres; con, lli'iO. Absalom BwITO lo Thos Gossage, '.) acres; con, fl. Tbos Gossage to S E Mcllce, '.) acres; con, Joe Stewart to Arthur Colviu, NO acres; cm, f'sHI. Win Buss. II to It Miss, il, laud: con, . John Blew to Win Tempi, ton, in sole; cm, $160. Jos Sternberg to Geo, Wm and Saini rompleton, in acres; cou, ttrail, X A W How lo 0 BOaMOrd, MM.M acres; cm. isLinjOi E B Lamb to J D Wilson, N0.'J7 acres; cou, JJ-.'ihi. Mlu rt Kosterman to John KoslertBU, 45.57 acres; con, 21100. Isaac Yaiidyne lo J C lloodule und Win Lee, ,B0 ncre; con, $210 11 M Kelley to Sarah McKcnie, I6s,;:8 acres; con, Jnl'.'tHl. Nelson Jones to F M catch, 7:U'..93 acres; con, 2211 I' S to Hlnnt Leo, Jr, HO acres, pntent. B B. njuiiiin per SherilTto Nelson Jones, 7:lti.',);l ncrcs; con, J7J7. Jus W Fowler to Arthur B Noble, H'.O.HH acres; con, $500. Httflneen m Work. Ocboco ltcview, Apiil 20(b. L ist Tuesday Col Fckelson. of Ibo One gOQ Pact he, inired hero from Albany witb ii full corns of engineers to take np work at the end of the hue where they left otf u your ago last January. II,, left on Wednea lay with supplies to begin work ou tho liuc ut once The resuming of Ibo engineering work by the I). P. Co iu these parts create ii hope that at no distant dale the road will be completed, through. And while it is Quite evident that the load will Imt be hnlll through this valley, it is sufficiently near to furnish quicker and cheaper freights to Ibis place and will be in such n locality as lo b reached at all seasons of the year. The advent of a railroad in this country murk the Wgiuuing ot a season ot prosper ity, which all must feel to be of advaip luge, as it will give u direct coiuuiiinication with Ihe outside world Isilh east aud west, larnbvhUig a market for all of our surplus, und ibeapei freight rules on all imports. He "id. s this, when we once have railroad coin rnoDleatloni our cheap hauls w ill attract the attintion of home burners from abroad, and in a short tioM niter its completion Ihey will come iu from every direction. All wel come the appearance ot activity on t lici line once inure. Kitir tot Huh Inf. From America's best breed: Wy iimlottes, Plymouth Bocks, Light llriiti iiius, Brown und White Leghorns, Partridge Cochins, White Wynndoltes andtlbick Min nreas. Winners of the highest honors nt nil tb" largest exhibitions for the past eleven years. Eggs:$:l per setting; two settings, $5. Send slump for catalogue. Address, J. M. G.SIIIUSON, Forest Grove, Or. Two Yiaus Dn I'MKno. The following item from the Washington, I). 0., Star, will interest many of Mr. Gil'ry'a frieuda In Lani OOOOtyi "Reading Cleikflilfry, of tbe senate has two liille girls Sallio mid Helen, ight and six years old. There is exactly two years difference in their Ige, both be ing born on ibe sume day of the mouth. They are ulwuya dressed alike, nnd are pret ty h'ltle girl.'-' Wnii'KAoK. Correspondence Roseburg Herald: II Barrett, the mail carrier on the lu nch last week between the I'mpipia und SnisUw found on Ibo bench last week a huge barrel of tallow mid neatly three huu dred feet of heavy rope sii"ll as is used for a buws. r. It bad Men washed ashore and had evidently come from a wreck, but as we have b.-aiU of no nun ine disasters lately we ate not nble lo conjecture from whence they came. Bioi'nilT IIosik. -Mrs Maggio Miller was tnken seriously ill ut Alhiiuy Kuiulat. Her mother Mrs Jos. duty, and Dr. Patterson who has successfully treated her before, went down and brought her to Eugene Tiles day. Mr. Miller Wus sick with a fever nt ihe lime and unable to accompany his wife, but recovered siifllcienlly to come Thursday. A Bai k The ine mu le last full between John Cochran's sorrel horse sired hy Glen Dudley, and Chas. Hadley's gray bora sired l.y Connor, for (500 n side, one. ball mili.two in three, will be run la-fore the lirst of June. The lilac ha not been selected but will probably bo iu Engeiio. Bmofn-lO DoCOLAI Count v.--Tho pris oner Iluiiiugloii, who was loiiliind ill the Lone county jail, was tnkeu to Bos. burg by Sheriff Age . f Douglas county Sunday. The grand jili v di vclnped Ibe fact that Ihe shooting uf Raw ling occurred ui Douglas. Mistrial will take place in May. Fakmihs' bull till. A Farmers Institute will be held ut liostbnrg, May loib and llih. M. Wilkin will talk ou tbe subject of combing wool, sod Prof Condon on Ore. gou soils. A luimle r of other speukers will take part und and nn Int. resting piogrumme has been arianged. Ai orjiTTKli The case ol the State vs (his. While for lusaultiog nd striking John Cruil ou Ibe boa 1 with a Winchester rifle, a couple of months sine, in Middle Fork precinct, wns und the first of the Week, las lore a jury, restiltiug iu the acquittal ol the defeudaut. TaVWHASCI MlflWI Tboie will b I ma leiiiierauce ue eting Sunday evening un der the auspleea of the U C, T. I'., It tbl Methislist church. A'ldrsasM w ill Ik- delivered hy Mr. E. Y- (wham, President of the local uniou, Rem Q M. Hill, .1. W. Sneed and . A M, Kinly. Pokiumcc Will Cum. The Eugene posiofflce will be cloeed Tuesday (rum 9 o'clock a m- to -I p. m , on uccount ol the Washington Ceiili nuial cehhralion. If you hive tusiuesi on ibsl day with that office mk a note of thin. STATE UNIVERSITY- Column of this Kutuximi Soch'ty. E si via Dorbis, Editor. Aitka Robiits, Asst. Editor. April 27, '89. Compositions duo next week, Public rhetoiiculs to-duy Fridly. Senior Mulkey returned this week. Robt. Collier, '81, ii again in Eugene. Only oue mure composition to write thia year. Tho students met for n drill iu singing last Wednesday. Miles says he felt very much like a (Juuker Saturday eveuiug. "Tuition is nosv duo." This is probably the list time we'll quota this, Wesley says if ho had hud only ono Friday evening, he could have found a scut. 1 was uot accoiiutable for my actinus last week, as I had lost my Muik (s) in life. J. H. G. Tho question chosen for two weeks hence i: Resolved, "That Lougfellow was a greater poet Ibau Byron." Dr. J. Lee Kelly, of Moscow, Idaho, a for mer student, intends visiiiiig his old friend Coiiimeuci-ui. ut Veok. Mr. Wnii.liv.itth, the aesthetic genius of tbe LnnrOM Boeietjr, i aesthetically studying Aesthetics this term. Milea received a short note fiom Everett Wednesday morning, in which ho told him iv hut to do w ith his cuiie and umbrella. One of the Literature class has discovered that lo moke the short sound of Ibo letter O, you pull Ihe cnituin strings ol tbe moulb. Mr. I sivs he svishes the Livy class could recite curlier; before nn.- o'clock, nuyhow, ns Itkdrendnll luring to wait so long some diva. Nomination for officers for the ensuing term, xyro especially interesting last meet ing, on account of the various title applied to members Thos Eiitaxian who nro teachiug near tosvu spent Suturday nud Sunday here, iu order that Ihey might attend the Lanrein entertainment. The "bear show '' on the campus Friday afternoon, wns so attractive that lioth "Con gress" and the r.utaxiiii society took a short recess to enjoy it. Next Tuesday, April 30th, lieing (be cen tennial anniversary of lb Inauguration of President Washington, the Faculty have grunted a holiday. "Lots of fun in Oregon." Wanted To know the metre of the poetry printed in the Laitrean column. We nro anxiously ass-ailing Ihn sequel. Later. Somebody says it is blank verse and "par ticular metre." The Senior class base chosen Mr. Frank Millkey, of Portland, for their President, Miss Ad i Sharpies, of Eugene, reader of Ibo class poem; Miss Dorris, of Eugene, tho class tree orator. What nre the Laurcans going to do for party factions iu their election this evening -Wo suppose the contest will bo between "Imdgnilos" and "imiihutlgcitca." .Success lo the victorious ones. i nut.- s number of 111 students attended the entertainment given by the W. C. T. C Inst Friday evening. The programme was very interesting, cipeciully the closing tab leau, "A sleeping beauty." Prof. "I there uny nuthorily for sayiug folks?" Student: "No, sir." Prof: "Yes, thorn i. Web tor is author its. Yon must keep up wilb the time." Student: "I do not agree with tho gentle man." At the last meeting of tho society, tho Eu taxians listened to "Au Amateur's ltecitn tion," by Emma Dorris, which was oidered "printed in th column." Modealy and hick of space forbid. Ah the society bad other important business to attend to, the donate was postponed. The classes nro so arranged that a largo number of the student recite at 8 o'clock, ami tber.'hy most of the classes nre dismissed at Pi. "lis much pleasant, r, this term, to recites from M lo 0, than Inter. Our ssmpa Ihy is with tin-' less fortunate ones who ure obligod Iu i .t- Inter iu the day, L. J. Davis, of Cuiou, having received the highest uisrka.in Iheseuiorclnss.wusd.clired Val.dictorniii by tbe Faculty nt their last meeting. Ile bus lb congratulations of his fellow class mutes and student, and we bone, sincerely, that such u good beginning, is but the promise of what bis life work w ill be. Whit baa become ol tb Y. M. 0. C. A., and Y. W. C. C. A. There huvo beeu uo meetings of late. It was thought best to discontinue the joint meeting, hut there suit ha certainly not beeu what tbe meni ben expected. W. hope the meetings will be revived, and that the young ladies will attend ns svell us they did ut the begiuniog of ibe year. Why does not this University observe Arbor Day? Would'nt it bu n good plan to hnve "planting of the class tree" on Arbor I lav Instead of Coinineliceinont week? The S.-nlors expect to change the customary ex ercises of Ibe class tree planting this year. So it may be the Juniors, not to be "out done," will consider the udvisability of changing the day. We feel our inability to apeak In proper terms of the excellent eutertainment, given by our Brother Laurean laat Saturday even ing. Th first part of tho evening was de voted ,o extract Irom speeches uf prominent men. C J. Veaxio delivered the speech of Jas, Otis, J. E. Bronaiigb, speech of Lord Chatham, and F. S Duuu speech of Putrick Bear, and Mr. W, A. McClure read au essay on "The causes which lead to the Declaration of Independence." I In so gen tlemen apoke in a most pleasing uiauuer. Musiu wa iutersucrccd through the exer cises, Mr. Arthur Vcazie accompanying the singer very ulcely. The second part of the entertainment, ibe principal featuro of tho evening, wus ii rcpicscututii ii of tbe adop tion ol tbe Declaration of Independence, It was most interesting, and the members, each and all, acquitted themselves well. After I ho "performance" we enjoyed n good old fashion, ! "walk around," and everybody bud a good time. But alas! How were the lesson Monday ? Offleen Elected. St. Mary's Eplacoiial cl'.iilcb elected oncers Monday evening as pillows: Sr. Wirden. B. -I Hawthorne; Jr. Warden. .1 A Straight; Vestrymen, Win. Miller, Win. Bassett, Al fred Kirk! ,ii I. John Davis and Ueo F Craw; S. S Snpt, .1. A. Striht; Organist, Mry Kiney. The olection ol officer by the guild of the same church Monday afterui.in resulted as follows: Pre, Mrs. II. E. Sladden: Vice Pus., Mrs. Prentice; Sic, Phoebe Kinsey; Treais) Mrs. Munra; Director Mr S Nel son, Mrs. Ware, Mc. Alice O'Brien, Mrs. Porter; Committee on Amusements, Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Bhinehart, Mrs .1. A. Straight, Mr. Craw, Mrs. Money: VUiting Coin., Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Munra, .Sirs. Craw ami Mis Maggie Kinsey. KlitK-the Bells. On next Tuesday moruing, April .Mb. at '. o'clock, it htu been arranged that tbe church bell all over tbe country shall ring to celebrate the event of 100 year go, when lh.. church bell throughout the thirteen state rang out lo call Ibe people together to pray for the success and prosperity of tho eouulry uuder Uen Washington, that day inaugurated Presid.ntof the L'nited State. Ou thia glorious April day, 1881), Ihe bells in ihe steeples of the cUurchei of lorty-lwo states will peal for'h their rusty throil. A coincident is in the fact thai one of these st.ii. s is namid Wuahingtou. Pi iu ii Si iioi,i. Visir. School Supennten dent Stevenson is ingag.d visiting the public schisd ,.f the county. II,. will be eniroged in the work until about the first uf July. Dur ing thtt time hs will l in his .irhce in Eugene on Saturday! 8. D. Holt. ' me ihe dryer. .-e nt , - ,