The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, July 13, 1889, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text-,.v xn r an mtv nI. JJJ J I s-ve w w . . I "''iiifs. A KABBOW ESCAPE. Barry i'erriN IWIa (tots fed tim u Bulfcl i Albany. Albany Herald, July "ih j ir-uil n 'cl'M'k evening Harr Per. .brieklayet from Rugeue, while stork Kihi a cblnMtev on lu" r""' ih" "-hi-'I . ,,( c I wolwrtoj on Lyon street, SJirfbldliW way f bt U i distance 5 ,,u-tii"le ' f lh" pOBOIl "ll. I thin (ill Sot lb stpsU'doW. jwaePkod P M)1 i n null lulu ItlV lJom sudawdioalaJtltowrooned, Dr. II. M. ntiiibelua otlled. ''' 'ound ihut ou w,isbr .ken aud severe bruiaei Initiated, bot .vii-i l' Ill" friiililful f ill Ins . s, ,, M4 r. markuM--, M Ma mpiries will nm u,or total. Be was taken bis t at be cm H -i""""" l"'lw'",t I'"11"' In I ' Tu. block, U. re li" fat resting easy lasi nibl II" "" mb, r "' "1U " U fratrru it aad bud j'iMt WOOtettd fiuni ,l. ir i tuck of pneumonia. Jlr PirfiOi we ntt plcuscd to Htutf, in now able I" be nbotttf nu'l li" 90BiplU recovery kgatorrd. II was certainly a Mim ttctpe Dissolution of i'urtui'i'sliip. Notice li hereby given that Um oo-purtn. r- bip heretofore existing between tlie uudcr kmed uiuli-r Hi" tirui n.uuo ol Bradford, 1,k1 I A I-"". I""1 'U'H dissolvi 'I. A. fodd retiring ff il"1 8na. Bradford A ,, ill n V nil indebtedness ami collect all MCODUU .ln 1110 N"11- 'OMBMI BliWOM), A. Todd, J. Lek. piled at Eugene June M, 1880. City Tax Not ice. Notice is hereby given that the City Tax lr 1888 it no il'i" and payable to J. c. lir.iv. treasurer, lit bis oflicu in the Grange lliuiiiiiig, Eugene City, Or. All taXM not paid la BO days from the date hereof will btcnme delinquent and sub ject to additional cost. Eugene, .Inn" lth. 1880, II. F. Dooms, ltecorder. Notice to ContrMtors, Sealed bids will be received by the tlllder igued from conlractors, till 12 o'clock II, Julv Mill. lMH'J, for brick boUdiag un Wil laBMtt street. I reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Dims and specifications uiav Oi seen 0 calling ou me. Will also re geirt bidaou each malarial, J. B. Coumoaa Winter Phot 1 I'rices. Cabinet photos are now per dozen; for MOrlM W. Doa'l forget the place. WINTER PHOTO CO., Rotrauoa, 1st stairs south of A V Fi lers. Kngeiie, May SI, 1880. Bstray Not ice. Takat np by Iba nndetaigned, dune 38, 18811, a dark blown horse, S yeaM old, IS hands high, branded on right shoulder with later M with a crops bar under th" letter. The horse is gentle but has not been worked Ihe owner can Uae the same by .ailing 011 me and payiug abMRaa, B, F. Finn, Uaaburg, Oregon. Mont y to Loan, Money to loan 011 easy terms on real estate wearily'. Apply to 8. U. BaiVwVUB. Cn you iiiiBtine any allnwBl that will make tgim! natureil person so peevish, dissatisfied, Bumpered au.i cranky as bOUnaaoeaal There Una rental whatever why anyone ihonld suf ftrfri.in liidbjaadon, Dyapaaia, Torpid Diver, Md k of appetite, when Dr. Henley's Dan .Winn Tonio, which every ene knowa is a oaf" tain cure, can be atl easily obtained. S"lu OJ anajgltH Haw is row appetite? Are you aerrotM ur irritable': Are you aobjeot to bnUooanaat! l)r. Btnlay'i DamlaUon I'onle arorki arondera. It makes the weak and sickly VtrOflg, bnUdl up the whole system and puts new life and energy in y.m. Bold by druggists. Statistics show that Seventy per cent of the ieoile of the United States are sntferin;; from iliwase of the kidney and urinary organ A imple pain in the back, if neglected, often ruin into that scourge, llriifht's disease, which carries otf so many of our prominent ncn. If yon are aHlicted with any urinary or kidney tniuhle, mi matter bow slight, do not put it nS until too late, hut procure a paeMUia 'f OntM Kidney Tea and take aecoi dim; to di rectiens. It will cure you. Bold by rhfllggliU, Every lady or .1,1 1, mo. should have on tbar toilet stand a isittle of Dutard'i specific. There is nothing like it for removing blemlahai fn-ni the skin, curing nasal ctanh, siis,.ii .., wsrts aa.l tntnereni growth and rnnnlng urea Tender feet from niicoiiifortable shoes in instantly relieved by Do tarda Specific. Sttaland, Claokaawa On , (Jr., March OA 1 have mSered with disease of the kidneys U li nr 7 years and for the last two months have been laid up with a pain in the back. A Mead snt ine a sample of the Oragnn Kid ney Tea. and hating 11-ed it "lie week 1 can Ma food day's work. I have derived 111 ire henetit from it than from all tha nadMnai I "ve ever taken. Bnu Carbiks thk Dki.t. Sooaking of prize fights yesterday led a prominent citizen "I lliiscity to remark, says ihe Albany Her alil, that Thomai Kay, formerly of Hiowns lille, who is now arranging to start a woolen j mill at Salem was nt one time champiou j middle weight of England. He hns downed many notable English pugilists, and still has in Ills possession a linelv -wrouchl belt won in Ihe Aatie areua. In Ihe early days of Linn county at some gathering at Browns- : ue ii,. t ... i ft rival ,0 iigni wiui flovw, and they repaired to the hillside nnd night about a dozm rounds in geuuine u giltatic fashion, eutertaining the crowd in a li'ely manner. Mr. Kay came out victori es. In his youuger days Mr. Kay enjoyed pnuticing at the "manly art," and often sur prised his tiriends with exhibitions of his pagneaey. "OiEie.N on WHr.rus " -The folTowiag is Iron th- Helena, Mont , Journal : Ami ytt v are asked daily who all Ho se lone trains 0t IM L. ,..,,. huh. kVl. tmm , - uric won luni 'orned toward Oregon and Washington ter "'"ry. Th- soluliou of the ipnestiou is a JJT easy ooe, Bsennea Oisgow has advaf joea Issreelf, and b doinst so baa also ad- 'ertisnl .r tfatgm lMV M ,(, , n 0( ,l,,p- "wi int., the k-real fanulv of states. A car j "Oregon on Whoela" has three times trip into .ihe ol.br slates, ai.d 00 "llast v ,vop kwal all the way to New fork ue nwnets ntaaaa oy tiie aeaoeiin i't the phiiu old people who camped on " "lir,. it ...;... a' .. ' ...... P- UM ""-ir leOioua six nMWtba' Jonrnwy j lmss -ihe nl.i,,. Tke atr v,,,,,,, ,,. .1., i, inoiimbelil naB road .liner, : VIS e,,l IK (-'oa.la thistles on Ike roads in their "iriils. and to mttify all parties that have Powing on their farms. A failure to do, Baas IX' -,lu' SuPrvior to a fine of not I. i nor more than f100 for each IJIHt. kl'su"'' "" "' h" ,,t agonmakers in , ,le f Oregon, csn now be found, . ' lir t klh.l. -i -...k U U. On. .t hleksU,iih shop ou S, enll, street. Qli- Wurrtn s -u , .i -- .. . . ,. ,. ., . " 'Ue work ln.,nit. .1 ihe r.si- lolChaaLsner for farther information "g- in the sdrertiseiuetit of Ihe market. slt -A sixteen foot hes.b-r. very -'luireol (ito KeUbsw, EugeiiS Henderson, laaNat, HtSHle,,,U,,'r,H,,,-M during Jff&G IU Store, for. Sen rei'll i ,,.i Wo lor mUjX Midglcy ,V l'Mik..r's. Book It Is MoVlTtOtT 'ROUoa ll,ir ob l , ' '" ' L-oonge, Hi" km Inaiwa i TK.. If . ta . ,1. , "V !!' I'.'sl OMII"t J ii" wart, aaaofaetandbi u. D. Bran : brai l. ,, u m . ' ;. aK,,nr' f"f "I' lake vonr produce I,, the PaeifleTaa Co 'I'd " I the best - tooke the Happy Mouth lOowtwhiti labor olgar of Marktii&Co Llr If. r .i.'t i,.klh oaytalaa w..k 'it lenj Ooni'ibarbM ihop. Wyara latkal ....1. aam bahlad. AJvan Kottkara, c.tv Rikary aad Mtaanal Dr. doott'l ElecWo Oona t. Ki prices. For sale only t (l. Uctlni m'a. ' jMon wants jou to cotue and ace his saddles and heavy t. mu harness. Botora atoriog orwHIna mar oita aaa A. .....n. , iii. ucvaner iiarb-y wunted. Try oar cream paffa. t'itv Baker. Itemen.her we deliver every thin,- with our ow wagon, city Bakery. We aekaowladw ibe receipt 0( a catalogue of ihe State Agiicnlliiral College. Mrs. John Tyler, wife of the a-Preaidant, du d at BJaJUBOBd, Va., July 0th. otTw PnHxtrati oarried Port Tonnaeud, w.t., by large taajoritiea last Tuoailay. E- Ll,k" 'i LI" culler aad dealer iu Boaameata, shop on Blgbtb street. Bosena Janaa Noland and rife aad W. T. damp, pall took timber clalua up the UeXentie this Wick. The South, 1 11 ptaite Bailroad Oompany will Iak.- cbargaol Ibe narrow gauge road on the l .th of August. The license for a circus to exhibit in Ash- aim la fjj.,. It s ...II , ... S.'IHI n P nnd th.. Co..,.nii I. .. , , mill he Council should amaod the present . law at once. The Lngene Hercules cigar two for 16 cenis n the best. Uannfaotnied bv the Bngeat Cio,lr Factory. Carpels! Carpels'! S. II . Friendly has just received a large and varitd assorlmciit. He will Knit von The "Cnba.," ,..,.1 ..- ,n I. I.l,.v ;L ' .V '''"V 1' - - ii.. , ait, um ocki 11 me mariict tor Die money. The signature lo the Millard Flint resolu tions should have b. hi Joannah Iuwull in stead of Joannah Zamwalt, The II . babv nil, f.,,l Immt U..,....ln.. morning a 1L1 rt iflstat below where the 1 , , . 1 1 .1 .,,.;., , 1. . 1 1 .-..,,..1 U.WWUlUg IW, wm, Miaa Jeasie afeKlnney, a ilomeallo, shot and killed lnrself in Portland last VVednea day, Temporary insanity waa the cause. All kinds of finn y, dress and dry goods joat received frqm ton Baat, which moai be sold at once. Call at Bettman a end exam ine. HoMinntille Reporter: E. M. Cnd.r- wood, who h i be. n teaching nt Hi llevie, will eommtnee in the fall on a two-years oooraa In Ibe Hlate Univaraity. Ooldamith, he grocer, has just rec, m d from tic Baal oil" oi Ihe largest assigunient i of lamp ever irongbt to Bogeae, He w ill sell tbam al ptirea that defy ootnpatition, Hulliun whipperl Kilrala in the urentT. fifth ruMiiil, I., 1 Uondar, al Biebbnn. Mi.-s The penitentiary is yearning for jnsl such I I'l th pitrtieipanta of the brutal affair Midglev ,v Pnrkl r al their factory ou 8th street, east of the mill race, manufacture and keep for tale, doors, windows, frames, mouldings, etc, Estimate! furnished ou ap plication, C u pels 0' every style audgiade at Flieud- ly'e. These oarpete have juat arrived and h.tve been Well si. e.i t" meet the demands of this 111:11k, 1. Call nl , Ine his varied Mwrauvm, Take warning all yon farmers that bare summer fallow to work go and gel one of I'aine's boss Cultivators, ami stop your fooling. The ltoss does III.' biz and don't 1 J" . you lorg. i 11. The town of lt d;, r-ii. Id, Cal , was burm d on July "111. F.vei v business house in the . , . . , ..... lowu was 01 s:iioi o, also ioiiv resioeiiees. , ki I.I....I,. u-..re l.r 1 l oss l . OUU; iUburancc, 8800,000 Dr. W. V, Henderson Ins returned from I Chicago, where he tool; a course of lectures and laatrnotioo in Ihe latest methods of dentistry, Call and see him al his ofBaa if you are in nei I of work. S. H. Priemlly keeps the lar :,l and best assortment "f elolhiii;;, ladies dress goods, bate, etc. II" is continually adding the latest and iu a. .I styles to his slock. Hi. prices are fixed to suit Ihe limes. The best family remmly is , undoubtedly Pfumlei i Oregon Blood I nnfier. It may i. ...,fl.. .. ,.. , I... ,,.r .! ou u . aa to I he s ""'. ki , ., i adult, uud it will '!iie relit f where other medicines foil. I.. ... Keep it in the house. ' , , T. 0. Maxwell, "f Springfield, had one of his ankles btokea last Salurdny. A hay rake running over Ins toot was tno cnuse oi ine accident. The mi mber was set by Drs. Paine, McDonald ami Harris. At a special election held nt Baker CltV on the proposition to bond the city for M8,000 for extending ibe Water system and Ihe con- atnietion of city sewerage i ihe vote stood 152 in favor and ll against the proposition The Nebraska Press Association will al rive iu PdftJand about the l".th. The part; is composed oi about sixty newspaper men, who in company with tin ir ladies will spend a Wl ek in the great metropolis. It is proba ble that they v ill visit Eugene. Baatetn Ortgun baa not rxpeneacea su.u, a shortage iu grain harvests for over thirty years as she has the pteseut -eaaon; but we challenge any portion of the country to show n better record than ouly a partial failure one ve.ii inthirtr.- Times-MoanUioear. ' . The I'aqnin i Bepublican of lust lhurs-lny ,sit ilay wii. n me mi" showed live fo t good, the bust water on me bar was twenl -mreaieei. . would give 1" ntj seven irri u, ... I Ibe bsot depth yet. by fall - look f-r I IS tinny i. " Milton Applegale bot himself fatally ai Vom ilia on June -.'lib while drniik He o ;t", venn i Ll i "I w " I'l'irn'.i fluently said h, .-il.l kill bin. -elf because he was in dbigrioe to hat taarilf and friends on BOOOttnl '! bis oi I'll lie habits. With the Jnne nnatberof Ihe Went Bbors I il 1 lie IS so, . " - . Element givini a Ml tWtte i masaaMHy before, daring and aftei the hre, shomh iBtowia issued a epteutiM coioreo up- lb, To n .-f enl,ou-iness,eu..,u..,.. ing block-. Ih. ti mi b aring the I ortlsml Ire engine, st. n. Hall s rimes H naineer Rauay, who, doting Ibe days .he afattoi- 35. b ST proprietor of lb. AD Kenrie ' .. . I l,k ,e...rl lo S, oh. rn . i, , S ,e..,.eu. . ..... .1 " ... I In ffi ll. ' , ik., VI, llntiev ,r. iliioiueil .-' - has ae. ,-. .... ' I ' his h..iel bexlenaivelj patrouite.i ,n-t,atei . . . - ... I. .. ..onbaied .. s ', ,'r 'ldi'e ls-l.,u heibyul" .-a', ,.' Journal. Much interest ws msni- ''" ; ',. .,,.1 will ue.ve hi family loied among the prisoners st the pemten- "" 1 ' VVweTks Ihe (ienersl will ,ry Mond.yover the outcome of the Sulli ''" " ."' ' ' , ; iaa chairman of :k drain pounding. Every cent that " : ' ' .' lucation. an.1 a sue- lnaoy of the convicts bad been inaoy daya ft Af!f i , i. . i. , - Ashland , , iK np from their csnty earnings wss bei wilh some fellow pnaoner ou lbs result Teorg. Olilu. JXaTpX 'a Mfrom Medford that Im, Weal mrrly of Ch.csg '. now p J'n- , Ut . hr, hailstorm occurred at that .ble Sb ike., l Am ?f 'B Z p,u.e. der,.y.ng nesrly .11 tl fruit, vetet- i. ,n . fair sy b"r'H,Tr two Lbb. and gr.in. and that the beiletooe. Melbourne In- l-x-otnce rcce , ,, n r(,H ,nj ff t depth of aav Wfka of -H "del were WOW rr y A u eon.l in irrtralU ordere.1 potstoea. cvja-g. and other vet- bepUyed luF.ugen. I iu .bks from Eugeat. re esil entertained Th Dalles oven ttt.OUO. Horn's aMBjai to Eugene. The potato crop will be light. Tbi timber land excitement it increasing. 1 ill .n Dr. Slielton (or cheap building lot O.'o li ill h.is old his horse Sir WalltJ to Jot TtMitarr oBaia for iak hi residence aa s. raatk -trt. rult rv..,! ,t Mill- r are building a laivo bam mi Paari Mlrw-t Braabaa, aotaba,piofiia fraMi at Eugene Book Store. Inte Collier's. Ice crenin (o-dav and for the reat of the ensn st City BaM) and Restaurant For th" I., t unl cbeapoaf spring In-ds and lounges 0,1 t,. U. n ltrown'a. A 6 no line of silk plushes m all ahadea and gra.l. s : r. It. Dunn's BjUai and New reslsrnents at Eugene Hook Htore, formerly Collier's. Qaitar aad vloUn atHaga al Eugene ltook : Ston', formerly Collier Vndv BogaH has taken np 1 place near' mini .H i uioTcti itiereon. KoftX tie F.naine Co. meeta in regnlar m u,n BH Thursday evening. Th Bt, Loala atofa aad rmge men an "img uamiua county Seven psssetioers went out on the Si,i,lw taga Tbnraday morning. The n. a Conri House nt Corvallis is alsmt finished. It cost $118,000. Be. G.tt Whitney held a camp meeling ai Central Poinl last week. The shiugle mill has started up and i BiaUng shingles at lively rate. to grnoary and crockery store will be shot, d In Bom on in the near future. II irtaal will oonmoBN Monday in earne-t. The yield will be about an average one. A few choice lots for sale in Ellsworth's addition lo Eugene. Apply to Dr. McDonald. Em. 16 eta; butter, 20; wheat, CO; Wool Jl 1 J llarauaOlgai clippings for Iba pipe at the .... , inar raciory. Tl... I.':. ."",eu s i.niio unving aiaoanojM, Eugene is now without a hand .-sneei music ami music Iwoks al F.ugeiie Book Store, formerly Collier's. Work is now progressing at a lively rate on the extension of the 0. P. It. R. Sladden ,V Son are shipping to St. Tanl about 200 boxes of peach Dlnmi dailv. lnkin has erected a wooden warehouse iM "l" rp"r 'ii" lot on Seventh street. , ., mnnimy tne game law expires as to birds of all kind except the Japanese pheasants The Minnesota Hotel has been ou wheels nil week, nnd is still in (he same condition. I h" telephone company is now engaged !n P",B8 DO OSes, in pulline ltislrumenls in subscribers' Mrs. James II. Evans, has la'en apMiiute,l postmistress at l.akeview. An excellent ap pointment. s.i nnanllan'i aale in anofberoolnma. It is n valuable piece of property and should bring a good price. From ,lnii" I. '89, First-class Cabinet pho to will be id pel dozen at the studio of F. A. Rankin. Clothing, boots and shoes just airived fi' tn V w York, nt Ct Redman's. Will he sold ehonp for Ihe next SO days. Engeni should have a town clock on the nan I. 0, O. F. Temple. What do our busi in s un n think of ihe proposition? E, 1' Col, man laai week purchased a baud of beep in Onrry county, It was expect, ,1 be wOBW arrive here with them to day I have just received from Ihe East over 88.000 worth of clothe, Suits made In the laii I and best styles. J. Davis. nil paintings, picture frames, wall brack els. clock sin Ives, hat and clonk racks, win dow pnles, etc., at R, D. ltrown'a. The kteKonsie warehouse was sold last Retards al public auction lo C W Young, for 81900, A cheap piece of property. The In iek is being hauled for Ihe Rankin bollding, and the masons will probably com- I men.'o Horn on the structure to-day. ('apt. John (VRricn, whose home is in Siushiw precinct, has been re elected Presi- dent of the Federated Trades at Portland, o. i, ,. ;n , 1 1 1 1 n .. Dr. Shellon will erect a brick where Held s but, her sh'.p stood, just north of W T. ('ami,!,, 's building. It will be two stories in heiuht. . . 11 i 11, e ,.. t .1 11 .. ' '" . ' " ,V"' S.'C"' V ' lU,L lta "lst Church will in i t al the church on Tuesday July 16th, for woik. A full attendance is desired. M oriau'e licenses issued this week: J. J. Baton ill Henrietta M Parker, Swan A Hotengreau ami Christine Brolhln, win F Salley ami Zua B, Fitmati. A rumor was started on the streels that a heavy fire ht,l occurred nl Baker City Fri day motning. Nothing of the kind has cuoe over the lelegiaph lines. Rondereon the dentist has returned fully , ir,,, ,,.,, to lt ,jfflcu, ciwje, )1(,lllifllrv office in same old quarters, up- . ... ..... . .. . . . 1 . 1 l sinus iii r irst National nuult liloca. . . A dime MM nil will be Hiven st the Mai. denci of Mis Cleaver, Tuestlay eve , July , ,r , ,,., ,)f , f p H (, f of ,,, rliris,i . ehnreh. All are iuviled Iu speaking of Hon. S. W. Condon's ora tion al Yaqalaa Oily on the 4th of July, the Corvallls Tinea says: ' Mr. ( ondon is a Busnl speaker and we doubt if a better ora tion was deli vet ed in Oregon on the Fourth " The followine item will explain the ex- 1 tent of wind stotms st Ellensbnrg last week: ' flu circus performance at Eilensburg Mon day, was conducted ill the open air, the high wind prevailing preventing the pitch ing of tents." Union. Or , Seoul: Louie Davis took his departure Toeidny, July 'id, tor Denver, Colorado, where he will accept the position of manager Of the branch publishing house of It S King A Co. Wo with Louie success wherever he may !' . Cold. OOfAgb, coffin is whut Sbilosopli no in v ners l: I I . ... ..II....- tl... , .,!.,. I . , 1... .....in.. ,1 . iihiiii - iii inn", i,. ,i.i wmm , o ( wiUl n ()( A vr'H cherry Perioral. , ,u 'h will b-slo.i-,l nnd the coffin not lie, led jus! ai present. n,e Fourth ,,f Julv committee, after Iak - ' . j additional aabaeripdaa taw 8m of i k m ju tll(. .'..,,, nl) hl) (,, aaaeas themselves f 12 Ml each to psy out. w,. rir,rniseil a financial statement of I .r,ri, fr onr uext issue The i'" illmnble valne ,.f Ayer's Barsspa i blood partner should be known to every wifi sndinotbef Ii corrects rregja toriltea u"" '"n. and strength to the vital ii,.! . 1. ties the system of all im j -,. . i . . t.n;l, ... l. ... pill IU. s l,. l,l... nj ... ' , (i . , Iliimil. li,.,,- handle, new : Upl( i,,!., there are aa lietter ton j the ui.rUt. hieijtl.ini! I lreh ami elesn Therein i." i"-. I trumping up ar.tienl neit woin dn,: no rednel prii-es dlge or other I hiidrad ifcsi sa, and v imitating nl other psr ti. dvertawaaenei ,.r facilities. Laas Count MedSenl Society has lren farmed, mil. the following oflkera: PaaaV dent. 1'. K Wetieti fine President, II F tl .,' u..k ttmaiMmn W K nvlrerwUII : F.l - , ' , . t ,1V Vt t . in i , , , I .. ar., I ' i mu,-, i r ii. in- a,.., i ghelloo. M.etuiKs will I held Ihe 1st II, . i - I . ' h month. cnitatfe Brove tana. I rao era arrcui.coiiKKsrountnT. July II, 1889. D. H. M. Farbind is sick Bom, to the wife of lames lliwley July 1. s on. Mr I-e Tentseb, ol Eugene, was in towu yeah nlay. V Mr Valenline is now proprietor of Ihe Horns' hotel. lion J. E Kenton has iwii in the drove dating the w. ek Mr. Reury Dtantvood returned froai Cab ifornia Friday last. Mr. J V. Currin retoroed from laatera Oregon the 5lh. Mrs Dr. Ch.irhs nnd daughter w. nt bj Salem Inst week. Mr. Robert Moshy retained from east oil Ibe mountains last week Mi -sis J.., in. I Frank l in:, wood left i ll the 4th lor Folk county. Win. Est, a and cousin. Mi.a Sikes, left I this place Friday for Salem . Mr F. F. Radford has been quite sioh the pa t tell days w itli luilinps. Miss Dan Veatch took a relapse with mumps and has bWM ipnte ill. Messrs. Win. and Albeit WallaOS leturned from Medford last Week OW a visit. Mr. Win. BidelOf, who has been sick for some time, we are glad lo state, is belli r. Mr. ll. Ilider nnd family arrived at this place the first of last week from Nebraska. Mr. E. P Thorp, of Ibe Drain Echo and Cottage drove Leader, was in town Friday. Mr D liitowand family visited Pleas ant Mill and Bngjeae Pririaj mid Saturday last. . . Mi.s Addle Medley, ol Eugene, came lo this place Satuiday , veiling ou a visit with relatives. Qnito a. nnaibei of Cottage Drove folks attended the celebration at Loiaiie, as w, 11 as Eugene. Hon. II 0 Huston mid family, of lauig Tom, are visiting relatives at this place slid viciuity. Miss Minnie Hineiit, of Snislaw, was is itiug at Mr. .1. M. Medley's, on Silk creek, till Monday last. Messrs (1 V. Tutus and E. Doolitllo left for Corvallls Saturday, to remain during the summer. Miss Retells liabcock died uear Uoyal July M ami was buried the lth iu Ihe Ma sonic and 0,1,1 Fellows' cemetery at this place. Mr. Frea Taylor, ol near Uoyal, with his family, went up the Coast Fork berrying on the Fourth, and had the misfortune to lose a horso by il walking off a britlgo iu tho night and getting badly crippled. An attempt was made to bum the black smith shop of Carey A Markley Tuesday night. A lot of rubbish was piled together and set ou tire, but failtal to burn to auy ex tent. Yrarrv. Mllitar) WafOl Itoad. A petition to the county court has been iu circulation this week, and numerously signed, aaking said body to appropriate the sum of IliHHI for th' iinpioveuieut of the Oregou Military wagon rond, which crosses Ihe Cas cade in. .in. i i us li,. road is dangerous and should bv all uieaus bo put ill a snifo i cnudilioii Ihe appmpi latum a-ikcd, we be In ii to I.,, moderate, and we hope Ih" coun ty court will UMko said appropriation uf ntonoyi ta be expended undei some reliable person who thoroughly understands the making and repairing of roads. Of i our so the company that received the valuable land grant should keep the road in first class re pair, but il steins to be an impossibility to compel il lo do so, hence the county should give the settlers in thai section ft passable road to travel, llesides, if Ihe road is re paired it will draw an llunil use amount of travel lo Lane county fioin Southeastern Oregon that now .goes to Northern Califor nia, and tbr.r Iradu would am,. nut to a gieat tun annually to our people. And then, wo are informed, that uti laUMBM amount of good government laud is lying Vacant along said unite, which would be settled if the toad waa even in a safe condition to travel over. Coroiuiaateat,ra' Court. It F Roaaell van appointed justice of the peace for Davis precinct. Petition of 0. W Powell el al for couulv road, (ieo. Ilelshaw, T. 0, Vaughaii and l II. Coleman were apioiuteil viewers und C. M. Collier surveyor, to meet July loth. In th, matter ol M. M. Hcever el al for county road, report of viewers read and mud ordered established. Petition of H M. Miilholland el ul for county road, M. M. LYclcston, J. F. Million and Isaac uinwult appointed viewer, and 0, M. Collier surveyor, to meet July IStfc, In the matte! Ol change of Ar, hart load, aaiiie Viewers and surveyor appointed, to meet July IfHh. Iu ihe matte! nl (he petition of I'. K. VT alters tl al for county road, C. VYi.lmer, J. F. I In slier and Win. Batfth appointed I'l view said road and learn damages Iu the farms of A. Fisher and F. F. Hailey. July Lllli set for said view. An a ppropriallon of rlix was atade lo as sist in opening the road prayed for by M. M. Keevcr, to be expended uud. r the supervis ion of J. A. McMahou. Win. Kuby was nppoiuled supervisor in road dburiot No. 88, vice F. E. I'rletow, re signed. The Hubert, roud wa ordered established and no damages allowed M. A. Lynch mid E. Stewart. Cartwrlfht Itawa. Julv x, itom. Frank McDowell, of Drain, is visiting at L. E. Waid's for a few days. Mr. Dickinson and family, of YoneaJbl, are visiting his sister, Mrs Ray, Mr. Nathan Crow, of Hudson, is on a visit st his father's at Ibis place for a few days. J. P. Frail) paid hi- old home and friends a living ti.it uud has returned to his work in the Willamette vail, ) again. Mr. Win. Russell visited Drain last week and brought home with him his daughter, Miss Myrtle, in.l Mis McDowetl, You nev.r saw I,, in W.u I look so happy i bowing and s. raping nr.. 'in. I. Tell Ihe Is.ys that his new boy weighs nine pounds and was present,-.! lo him on ihe ",lh. 'I he celebration was all the people antici pated. U was delightful wsstawr a kwanti- till grove -good music- splendid dinner, which is alway s relished Hi the woods. There were ijuite a iiiiuibi r , f strangers present Bot allhoiixh the pie. id, nt, Mr. Iii, .-ell, li l well, and the chorister, Ml. Palm, ami his I, rn sang Well, aad the onanist. Mr. Her Lett Doty, played well, and the swing turned by Willie llooie swung smooth, and tin, dancers .Unced well .,, the plaiform of Har- ley Psntrie and Vfatkina Luuhawaal, still the plug uglies ta-at them all, l.'th for ugliness and fun Their little gunner waa the boss. Aran is iaa Uoi sjaiss Prineville lb view: Many of onr sh-epmen are forced to do tall rustling this season in finding good slimmer rsnge lor Ih, ir .he. p The difDcul ty is not so mocb on account of short grass as it is scarcity nl water Home of them have gont lar into the sw ede inouolains. ooe I n. I that we know of Mag right st the foot of the Three Sisters It msy las said that lb water on Ibe rsng' in this eoarity is next to s fsilure this samm, r. It will not be msuy sesaons la-fore .uuimer range, aa avutlly, will he very sesree. Wast ii. Man ot goo I selling al.ility to lepresent oa as sales sgent in this town. IVJ0 to g'JiiOfl per year can In made. Address W.ss , v u.i i. k Baows, Philadelphia. Pa. The largest Clothing Merchaut Tailor ing House in America Keul I -t.it. I i .ii.-i. i CITT. J P Che.her lo A M Poller, lot in Chesh er'a sddiiion; con, llil. Q W Hiudssker lo Emily 0 Wrsy, part nl lot iii liorris' addition, con. y'ljoO. I 0 lad F E Snodgruss to W IV Martin, lot in Snodgrasa addition; con, Maggie Offiitl lo K Koetlier, 2 lots in Pa- haul's addition; con, ?l Iiki ileo M Miller to S S Walltn, lot la "III town: eon, jt'270. soith nrati lie.. Itarr, it to Mrs L J Wilson, one lot. eon. JUKI. JrutTtox. I' A Million to M M Cram, i lots; con, :.-.. CltltSWM.1.. W L Mileloll to 0 M Moras, ', cr. MB, 1800. Winnie Davis to 11 Krelley, 50x100 feetiooa, 81, corsxav 0 II l.owry to James Thoinpion, 80 acre; con. 81 bOO, JAF.bb. rllo .1 F Robert, M0 sens; con, 88808 J F. Robert to J h Rbbort.T8.8J acres; con, JP.KNI a n Hytoad in J F MilUora and c w Wuslibiirne, ti',i.3J srres, con, fi.'iti Ml. A D Dylan,! to C W Waabhurne, It Log acres, con, f"8 75. A Kiti Iu v to J E Kenuerly, I'J seres; con, $llKI Slate uf Oregou to F. J McClumihau, Sli) acies; con, $10(1. State of Oregon to Huldah MeClaiiahan, 880 acres; con. t00. C S lo N 0 Lemon, R0 seres; patent II ll Qtlfn to W C Winn, ITti acres; con, 88,808, 0 and o Land Co to J p l,nw, .0.!s soreai con, t IS" State of Oiegoti to II it Kiln aid. '.'lOacres; con, 8300, FO Yaughan loRH Frieudly ftini R 8 Heau, 'J."i..'l7 acres, con, 8'JKITi. C 11 Stewart toll M llawlev. 181,48 acres; con. 8400. V 8 to A A Peek. I'.ll acres; patent. J A Ebbert to Joseph Hutu, 53.75 acres; en. U1S0, 0 II l.owry lo James Thomson, ltd acres; con, 91500. State of Oregon to Nancy Hiddell, HOacres; con, 1100, Qoshen items. July 11. 1889. "0, don't don't lock that door, plnlttl" Hardin. Tommy Keeney was out from Eugene Sunday. The hinder haa begun its work in the ripening wheat Ileitis. M'S.rs Lawrence and John Edinunsou have then new hum about completed. Mr. Frank Ghana want to Harrisburg this week to assist in harvest work at that place. Mr. ami Mrs. M. Wallis, of Eugene, vis ited their daughter, Mrs. Edniiinson, nnd family Hun, lay. Messrs. J. Kingsley sud ('has. Chase went to Harrisburg this week to assist in harvest work at that place. Wis Wilhclm went lo Oraut's Fass last Saturday to visil his brother Joe and to re main at that place for a limn working iu a logging camp. We'll miss you, Wis. Mr. Luther Dillard is lying piite ill at his home J i. .ii two miles southwest of the post office, his alllictioti being that of carbuncles of a seiioiis nature. His many friends hupu for a spe. dy recovery. The fourth issue of the OotUge (Irom Leader found its way to our sanctum this week, ll came almost too lute, as we had read the greater pari of Hie local page in Ihe other papaya ol parcooal the week previ ous While pi. iideriug on Ih" right or the wrong, th. moral or the immoral, the decent or Ibe indecent deeds that are done, how about young men who can nnd ad better place to indulge in the old-fashioned manner of balding than that of a point where the public highway crosses a stream ' A. J. Keeney, while returning home from Eugene Fiiday evening, July 5th, had I lit misfortune to lose his lies! coal from his carl. As the pockets doubtless contain let tare, etc., with his name and address, the finder, il an honest person, will return it or 1,1 Ih" o hi. i know of its whereabouts Eai SMiniii'i'Kit. Middle Fork Itomi, The dr... lib has cut short ihe blackberry crop. A D Hytoad'a family sprnt the lth in Eu gene. Mr and Mte Ihr Harper are visiting rehv lives in this vicinity. Class no , ting every nil. mate Habath at Middle Fork school house. Middle Foil bus at la.l a mail cannr. We i nn appieeiale Ihe aei uliilliodalioli Mr A. Tilils passed this way going to Ihe Springs wbeie he expects to remain a few Weeks. Mr. Qoorge Meiu, i an. I Miss Minnie Cain have left us ami gone east ot the mountains. J. F. II thinks he will soon folios'. Mr. and Mrs. .1 Martin, Mr. ami Mrs. T. D. Day, Mis. Horn and son of Eugene have be n to the Spring for their health. Hie people ol Mi. I. II. I ol. Il.ltl no Idea of letting the "grand ami glorious Fourth" pass w ithout some demonstrations, so some pt Iba young ladies got their heads together and decided to have a picnic to which all agreed and the neighbors ami some people from Eugene, alo Iroiu Springfield ami oth er places gathered at Jese s bluff and spent the day pleasantly. The Declaration of In dependence wss read by Miss Flora Dlakely followed by declamations and singing by the young people after which ull partook of the Imuntiful repast to which all did ample justice. Then son,, enjoyed themselves swinging, some boat ndiug, while others played games. About 5 o'clock sll turned their faces h'imewiiid, endorsing the senti ment of one of the little boys who said "he never had such a good time iu sll his life More." X V. Z. A BRoOkilg Trilled)'. On Saturday night at Fslonse City, W r. between ft aad 18 o'clock, itoiaud D, Johnaon, a well-to-do an. I respectable citi zen alsiul 50 Vcara of age. killed his wile and son, about 1 1 years old, and fatally shot his seven year old daughter. He then took his own life He left a note staliiiK ihal he did not walil lo live iu this mini world, and could not lea It wiiboul hi family, so he thought he would kill them Inc. II" said I, .. and all his family wele going lo h. a veil, where Jesus was, and that he hist gave them strychnine, but could not bear the sight of their agonies; so hekilhd them with a levotver. The bodies were sll ill the house and all upstairs. He ueier bad any domestic troubles and his terrible crime is sopp.cu .1 to la) due lo religious fanaticism. Ou the front door he hud pinned the follow lag MOS! "Come in! Open! We are all des. I up stairs '' He was one of lbs weal thiest farmers in the Psloiiss country. 1. I in i t). Jobuson wss for veers s resi dent of Ijtue county where he had msuy friends He wss uooiiestionably crsiy wheu he committed these deeds. Disd Near McCoy, in Polk couuty, Or., July 10, IWJ. Lesnder Mites, aged 18 years, ; months and five day. Deceased wss horn in I'utnsm county, lodisiis, March I, 18, in I H4II removed wilb hi parents to Edgsr county, III ; in I' l he went to Pmnam county, Mo., and in I-" - came across tbs plain snd stilled at lUrrisborg, Linn coun ty, Of, Wss married there in H8Jb where he remsined until slionl s yesr snd s bslf ego, when be moved to Albany. Consamp tion was Ibe csuee of his death. He leaves a son and two daughters, sll of whom sre about grown to manhood snd womsnhoml, to moorn (ha lose of a loving father. Mr. 8titea made brick snd worked se s brick meson id Eugene for several years. IVrsimal. Prof. Slratib has returned Irom a trip to Ashland. Attorney tico il. Dorris visited Portland this week. Attorney WoodOOCk WNl to Salem Friday morning. ' Prof, Condon an 1 family are .immuring al Va.puua. Lee Teulscb visited Creswrll several days this week. Mr. J it Bean aad wife viaited Tatjtdaa Day this wet k It F. Alley and wife, n,c Ella tirny, are visiting in Eugene. A M Osbnm and son Chester stirtrd for Diamond Peak last Sunday. Mrs. Msiy Woitmsn, nee Miss Test, of Portland, is visiting in this city. Attorney A. C. Woodcock paid Albany a professional visit last Tun-day W. H Hell, the liberal lecturer, was in town a couple of days this week. Drs. Sharpies and McCirnack were in Junction City on professional business lsst Monday, Rev O. A. Woolry and wife are in attend. aBOt Upon the Cumberland I'resLwi mm Syinal at Scio. Mr. Warren, who has hem working for M. S Darker, has leturned to his home near Cape Perpelini. Mr. I, (1. Hendricks and family have been spending the week at the Sod Springs in Linn county. i has linker, landlord id Ihe linker hotel, went to the Foley Springs Tuesday luoruiiig to spend a couple of weeks. Miss I'eliu (loldimith stinted for Spo kane Falls, W T , hist Friday, on a rbil lo her sister, Mis. llosa Pollack. (Ieo. T. Hall, who has been here for some , lime, leaves lo day for New Yolk, where he goes to bring his family to Oregon. F It Dunn and ll. .1 Haw Ihoriie repre sented Eugene Lodi'ti at the llrsud Lodge, ! A. 0. D, W., si Portland this week. Prof, Johnaon, Mr. Palmer andQ F.Orif tlu went up the McKc.'ic Monday and spent a couple of days in liunlitig, fishing, etc. K M. Day, J. It. famphc'l and Frank Witter started Monday via the military road for a month's trip to the summit of the Cas cade mountains. Jonathan Conger, who has been looking for a place in Eastern Oregon, writes that he will return here shortly, and that Lane coun ty is good enough for him. Mr. Samuel Withrow was brought to Eu gene from Salein last Sunday evening by his parents. He was taken back Tuesday.' He shows signs of improvement. M O. Smith returned Tuesday from a visit to his old home in Columbus, Indiana. He was accompanied by his falher, who will spend a few weeks visiting here. Kef, J. W. Snood has resigned the pastor ship of the Cumberland Presbyterian church at this place ami haa gone to California. The church here will soon call another preacher. Messrs. II. 0, Humphrey, Sherwood Mu rr, II. II. Stone, Hugh Itenshw, Ln O'BrieO. L. Simon and Mr. Johnson started up the McKeni" Thursday morning to lake timber hind claims. Mr. Whitcaker, ol Pometoy, W. T was here this week. He says the elain is about a failure iu that aeetlaa. He used to live m I ai.. OOnnty, and says he hopes to Ugnil be foie another w inter mils around, slurp Im- sah. For sale, -IIKI head of sheep. 50 BUttOa, balance slock. Terms: Su ot twelve months, with iulen st and appiovcd secuiity Apply to T. e. Btaama, ndkins larm, ot I lasts ofloe. for further p iiliculars Siusi.aw 1Uu.ko.ui. The patties who went out to examine ditleient routes have returned. Several passes through the monii Uiins were examined, and other parties sre still making further examinations, which will soon be reported, and another BMOttBg of the directors will be held soon, win n the general route will be decided, and Ihe etlgi- t r, eoperlntendentand general outfit will 00 10 Haefl CO the survey. There is no doubt of III" practicability of Ibis route and enter prise. In the meantime subscriptions will lie solicited of nil persons who are msgiian iumiis enough to contribute something to defray the unpens,'. A small .minimi asyil haa been subscribed. Wooi. fiiom Rattan 0Baooa.Mr. Bob erts, of Silvei Lake. Southeastern Oregon, arrived hero (his week via the MeRenate , wagon load with LI.IKMI lbs of wool, and will I dispose of the sain,, to one ol our nun hauls. I Iu return he will load his wagon with mer chandise This wool was (nought about 175 miles. The reason he came via the Mi lieu rie route, which is considerably further than the Militsiy wagon, was I ause the latter I is nearly impassible. He says a large num ber of persons would bring haoil wool bete ami buy supplies if the military load was repaired. The county court should IWBO1 diately appropriate money for the repair ol this important highway. Two Tiioi sanii Hons. This is the num. I lr of Isnea of peach plums Ih t Sladden ; A Hon will have shipped to St. Paul by this, i Saturday evening, which will cpial two car I londs. They have hud ulsjul twenly.flve girls mid boys employed during the week, beaidee a number of men, and several leanis. j The boxes were made by Dysinger'a fac I tory. This is the first shipment of fruit East from this point, and is only a begin. ; mi. of what it will be next year when the ' young orchards will bear full crops. Each j box has piintedon it in large letters: "Ore gon;" 'Tench Plums;" "Hladdeii k 8on, BagWBC City, Oregon." PnoitniiTioN Lkitiibks Dr. Mohu A. Ilrook, who ran for Vice President on Ihe I Prohibition ticket lust year, lectured In the Court House Insl Wednesday afternoon and levelling. He is an able speaker and pre i scuts Ihh poinls iu a strong and logical way. ' The Prohibitionists were present in full i force and were well pleused with the address. He was accompanied by lb v. (1. M. Miller, the business malinger of the Prohibition Evpress. A I. tin ii Ciissnv I nn Kugeue can bosst of ss large s cherry tree its probably grows in Oregon. II stun, Is on Sixth street in front of James McCtofOa nil' lice. It was measured Ibis w,ek by i,or,e Millican, ' the njoanaMU nt hi lag mad" aheinl eighteen i inches above the ground where the tree sua iiiilform in size, and idiowed a eircumlsr ence of 7 feet, "t mches Engine Skinner, the founder of the town, planted il nearly forty years ego PoKTien tec ems Mr J. R, IbatM went to Portland Friday n. on. ing lo accept lb,, position ol collecting attorney until Jsn. ; I, IW, forth" slehsil" ngrii nltursl house of Beaver k Walker. After n.e shove ,uie be will sgaiu tab r th" practice of his pro i fees inn at some point nt to be sel.cted. Mr Feriton's family will '..minus to reside ' here for the present. AiyriTTai.. Regfl Raawhi ol Florence, who was chaig. d w iih s llink. Ii.pmr without I a license in that t wu, waa given an etaaMi nation before Justice Henderson I t-i Satur day aflerii'Kiu Ihe w ilnes.es .11 testifying thai Mr. Una, h never sold auy liipior lo 1 them, he wss disehargetl. Such esse, should he tried before Ihe nearest juste e, and the county saved nniie.ewiary expense thtreby. I'i. i. In Monmouth. Oi . at Ihe lamilv residence, on Julv 5. I8H'J, efter s lew days' I illnes., Mordu a Kennedy, aged 07 yesrs. 3 i mouths snd 10 days. Mr Kentmly lived iu ! EuK n a few years sgo snd wss respected by I all. Hon. K. Doty, of Sinalsw pnrinrl, is s stepson of the deressed. Wautip. W L pysincer wsnl to hire i s good bench man. Good wagss the yesr j sround. Apply st tbs factory oa 5th street, ' obituary. Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Florsnce May Donnell, daughter of Mra lies, born at Will. ,n. in Douglaa Co, April 20tb, 1859, aged in years. The remaius wore interred at I 0, O. F. cemetery, Engeuc, June '27lb, 1808, Her death waa not snddcu, fur disease had for sotno time been unking inroads on her fr.nl constitution, uiml it did its insidious work. Her lile was oue ot mauil'est sim plit ity sud goodue.s and was an estimable and loving Irieud to all who knew her, and b aves many who will learu wilb sorrow nnd legrrt of the demise of dear Floronce. To day she lies as the bride of Death, leaving only Ihe marked remembrance of her virtues so deeply implanted there Bleep on kind and gentle heart, that Ood for whom thou didst encounter suffering so patiently for many long months, has welcomed thee into His Eternal ami Glorious Home. Tho hand of Death is inexorable, Ibero ii do appeal from Ihe greal law which dooms ns lo the dust; we tlouiish and fade ss Ibe (towers an. I leaves that wither away Generations will come and go as the grass, nnd the mul titude that Ihtong the world will disappear as footsteps on the shore. Seldom do we think of Ihe many changes wrought by the omnipotent hand of God until tho shsdow falls across our pathway, hiding from our eyes the faces of loved ones, whose endear iiik smiles weie the sunlight of our very ex ist, not,. At last, when we lake our farewell look of parting, standing tilt going upon iin lovely form that Ilea Mure us in such angelic sweetness, wo feel there is something in nature thai mantles through ull its purity and holiness, Hint sa-aks to our hearts. Wa shall met i again. A Friknu. V.rt Hhl ishi tig- In i go Mills. Allainy Democrat. ) ('apt. Stone, representing the Pacific Land Company, aa immense syndic r Mi I, i r in capitalists, a member of which is the millionaire, Goveraoe Alger, is iu the city in ihe interest of the company. Tho company now has three large mills running in Wash ington Territory, and proposes erecting three as large ones iu Oregon. One of these is to be built ou the Sanliain, just where is not yet kuown, but probably pretty close to the Oregon Pacific. The null buildings will cover ft space r.iKlvlMH) (,.,.(, BaJ w Ullv0 capacity of I'.iSi.tKMI feet s dsy, making it the largest mill iu Oregon. It will take a twelvo double engine or UlKl horse power to run it, and will, in connection with tho business, reijiiire the services of several hundred men. Ihe plant will represent several hnndrcil thousand dollars in mouey. Capl. Stone haa also been iu Lsne county investigating our lumber interests, nnd wo sre informed that he is seriously thinking of establishing one of (he three mills on either theSiuslaiv,WillametteorMcKen.ie river. Il Would be a great thing for our county to have such n mill. Tin' Hnrse lthii;it nl Spiikniic Fulls. A Spokane Falls dispatch of July (th has the following about the Lane county horse Bingai in the running race, fWtaighthc of n mile, Laura D. fouled BiOgO, and Ihe judges or dered the race run over itf.ain. At Ihe sec ond trial Laura D. and Ilingo ran a dead heat, and divided Ihe llrst und second nvney, UcCnlloah third, Iu the running race, seven-eighths of a mile. Doming down Ih" homestretch fliligo hud Ihe pole, Fandango next, when Column crowded Iwlwien Hu m and attempted to lake Ibe pol.. from Rlngo by crowding him n on I the Icllce, wln ll HillgO fell, tlil.oi in.; the jockey heavily. J. M. K. won, Colnnia second, Pandango third. Dingo ii jockey, Charley Yandell, whose boms la at Cottonwood fWiilagn, Idaho, was fidally iiijuicd. Ilia skull was crushed ill, I he died Sunday. Ed Fortune, Col. Una's jockey, und Jack Burger, Fandunin's jockey, were arrested this evening and held in bonds ot $l(KM) cm h for upp. itraiice. in OreR r Britiali Cotuaibia. I'nxsnnuii, July 7 -A .auesville, O , ape oial ri'imrts Um diaappetnace of Heel D. Miller, cashier of the Malta National bank, of Malta, O. There is a shortage ill his ac nits, il is saitl, ol at least $:i'J,INNI, nnd it may reach 80,000. Ilefore leaving he mnda a confession, uud turn, , I over his properly and - M.ni ii stock ill Ihe bauk to his bonds men. Miller is said to be iu Eugene Cily, Or., or British Columbia. The money is supposed to have been lost in speculation and poker. Miller fit lo Eugene about Ihn llth of February, and remained in town until about six weeks ago, when ho moved lo the Law plaee ou the McKi opto. The lust wu saw of lillll was about two Weeks since. He staled 'rcely where he was from, and that he bud been tMeaebJet of the bank al that place. He was iiiite liinie, and was suffering from a broken leg. lie wan ..( a social nature, and mail" a number of aciiaintaiices here. Letter List, Letters (or the following persons remained imeal h d for at the (aislofUco in Eugene City, Oregon, July p.'. IH81I: AttJM, Mis Johie F Delp, K II Houghton, Mrs ll I, Johns F D binder, John Mooers, George Morgan, Miss Hell Oriwilr, Chs Walker, H a A li .1 of one cent will be mmlo on each letter given nut. Persons calling for tho above will please say advertised, giving dots. F. W Osbuun, P. M. Bam Ittvsn Mimra. A correspondent writes from the Blue liiver miues: There arc about dozen miners in camp. All are in good spirita. Frauk Mango bss struck it rich in the mine called "The Buck." John Downing lost his cabin by the Are. He bss gone lo work in his tunnel again, and hopes to strike it rich soon The Eugene company have commenced work again And aro going to crosa cut their vein where the ore is worth 15ISJ per ton. The mines here are ouly six miles from Ihe inain wsgon road, snd there are three good trails leuding to Ibe camp. The ipinrtr. bell here is ubout lour miles in width, nnd the whole Cascade range iu length. We predict that in less than two y ars Ihe lllu,, and Cslimis mines will 1st a goisl mining camp, giving employment to hundreds of men. All that is wanted is . 'pit il. which is sure to come. "Lis atin,. a CoBercr Faitohv.-Salem Journal, July I lth: Col. DeCaahie of Cowrttowd, N. V., is in Saba to day looking no a suitable location lor a corset factory, lie has soem some time traveling on the roast and siuue looking over Sub in he is greatly impress. . I a ol, ii desirability aa a sit, for such a luauuf i, tory us he proposes starling. From bete he goat l Eugene and then," east, when he will decide as he tween the dtlt'eieut aiteti visited. Since on tin total he has received letters from esst ei n manufacturer.! requesting him to look for a good aety be wlthth to locate a wagon Isctory, and also s rubber fsclory." When I., i oiiii s to Eugene nr citizens should im part all possible information lo bim, and ott, i' .neb induoements aa can be expected. I'ibsonal Itin.Kt-noNs --Beaton Leader: The motto ol the Stale liniversily is "Meus agitat mohiu." Here is an opportunity for the Stale Agricultural College to compete with us sister institution. There waa once a merchant who hind a college prolessor lo write him a motto for his sign, uud ibe pro fussor wrole, 'Mens conscls recti " The merchant's rival across Ihe street determined not to lie. oubhine, and hsd painted in Ins sign, "Men's aad women's conseia recti. " Ho the Agricultural College might, in gen erous rivalrv of the State Cniversity, have its motto, "Men s and women's sgitst mo tom." Mabbikh. -At Baker's Hotel, Eugene, Or., July 11, Iss bv Kev. Geo. A. McKiuleV, i. J Ealou and Henrietta M. Parker, sll at county.