c,l V AND COUNTY,
I'lrMdK Hill Itmt.
tret. HUh, IB89.
in 1st.
iumUxiU Btoker ' rtwUkat
jr. and Mr, M,'r,,lil1' ""' Ml.
' Clyde lla.bie lM DMIIthOol
,1 field
yjr C I'")'1""1 lUlUy MM moving tu
pulk couuiy.
rm-lc lobu Stoo" mm Been unwell bat
jliUU coiivuloHceul.
vMr Qo. stt4 recently from Etra
OgoMbw WuM l""no "u Uu' M""-
Hi, Jan Mitchell n turned homo from
,1," isburg l.i week where aha bud U-en
rfcdttog-
ir Geo Whilebee und his son Robot!
i ki.ni to-day with twd (cams ou their
nasse, i . .
C Li EMtt Oregon.
r mid Mi- T. BW of Dexter bun
,m lo Wi ""r MrK. S-ih
SClDOiK, .1 Uke Creek wbo is sick,
isnnberofjronai p-opl o( ibis place
" t t,e ,.sldonCe "f Mr. John Blame mi
Siiiid'.v evening lit had some very uioe
ncal uiusic.
r Sweuringen a,lJ u"" uov "'arted
. ,1,,. mountains ou Saturday but bad
Stone to botoro tbey broke their vagon
Shad lo go to Eugene for repair..
We are informed that Mr. William West,
who with bla witofton n visit to Canada,
i, nil i"dioed and i not at present
Lui to travel. We all wish huu a speedy
rvery aud a safe return.
I traveler stayed over ninlit reeeutly at
Mr Wilson's and not baviug the fear of the
i hefore his eyes, robbeil u trunk of sonic
i J 00. The niouey belonged to a young
J,,,,, a uiiuister, recently from Kunus,
aafjari Kelluuis.
tfnj Kiliniiud Doeriug, a daughter ol
fuel Sam Maugham, who has usided Lear
p.luuse Git lor the Inst 4 years is (unking
her ninny friends a visit at this place. She
,,ii-es n Battering account of that country.
Il MMM tbere is one peculiarity about the
piloOM country, and that is the abseuca of
Hart pail toman (aud woman )-kiud better
known us fleas. What do they have to
wake tbeui up in the morning is what we
would like to know
Irving Hems.
Oct 10th, W.i.
S I, pond's new home is cnuipleteil, all but
the porob, ami he has moved into the same.
Irving has another addition added In its
rtreet and it ha a Vork name, Wall
Street.
Oar school i attain prospering under the
MMacaeot ol Mis Ma Patterson. She is
liked by all her pupil.
E A. Band will mmiii have his caue realv for
the lurd, and we think the sectcs i American
Canary, without wings.
li Bond aud lady went to Portland hist
eek to attend the Mechanics' Kn". Hope
they may have a good time.
II F Bond and II Kitchen have had SO
l.ul, of material delivered for the purpose of
itartin a hank. We wish them raeeeta,
I ,1 lingers is talking f funning a cnswt
nerakip with .1 M Kitchen and pnttiug up a
lj,l ;K) roller mill to which amount the far
mers have a. reed to subscribe aboat 32,000.
This opportunity should not be let passed by
unnoticed by the people of this vicinity.
Mr .1 A Fuiratu at present puts in the time
watering and fatal B his hogs, but we under
iUnJ he has rented him a ranch near by the
uk'pen and we think ere many weeks he willget
emetine to wash his victuals, cook his clothes
and the Gt'.um will have something t cliron
iele. headed like this, "Mniried."
Moke Anon. ,
Correct He as.
We olip the following from tb
Albany
Democrat:
A Goon (ink Tb oilier noon n young,
man appeared at the baggage office of the S.
P. just before the south boi ml tru.n ar
rived aud handing llaggage Master Darker
his ticket, said, "Please check Ibis trunk to
the city." Mr. Barker politely informed
him that the train didn't go through to Sau
Kraurisco. "I wunt it checked to Eugene,
nf course," said the fly, young Eagtnite.
The 11. M. then made one of bis forcible re
marks proscribed from the Democrat's vo
cabulary anil good tminndly clucked the
trunk.
The lining man bad spent several days
iu Ihc Albany villuge and it was so lonesome
and dull, when compared to the nislling
little city of Eugene, that be could only
compare the two properly by asking for his
Uiggnge "to be checked to the city."
Moabttif Soee Pree.
I McMiunville Reporter, Oct. a.
The grand jury brought in nn indictment j
against J. C. Moburg, who was tried some j
time ago in Newuerg jusiice conn, iwi
setting his store on fire. He was brought
into court on the 28tb inst, and plead not
guilty. On Tuesday, the 6rst, the tiial be
gan, 'com t having adjourned Saturday until
thl day. Prosecuting attorney Hewitt
looked out for Ihe State's Interest, and John
Dttcbbnrn, of Portland and H. Hillinger,
of McMinuville, conducted the defendant s
case From the evidence there is nothing
to fix criminality on the defendant, and the
rase was submitted wilhout argument. The
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty in
four minutes.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
When Baby was lick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became MiM, she clung to Castoria,
When the hod Children, she gave them Catori.
Ur -A purse containing WG iu gjld
com, between Eugene and Cbesher post
office. Fifty di liars rewurd will lie paid the
finder, delivering the same at the store of
Wan lell ic Matlock, Eugene, or at the tin
ertignrd at Crusher.
Axonaw MrsssiL.
Two Waja. tmm Which !
There are two usual waya of doing what
Kttura sometime does Incompletely, name
ly, to relieve the boweU. One I, to swallow
adnunicporgitlTe which evacuates profuse
ly, abruptly and with pin, the other I to
Uk nostetter'sPtomaeh Bitters, the fleeter
which 1, not violent, but suttlcieni 1) ttioroufn.
and which does not gripe the intestln"- "
the 8rt 1 selected, the person eroplo) i S "
nei-d not expect permanent beneflt. no m
nnot hope to escape the debiliUllng n sc
Hon which leave the organs as bad m wrse
off than before. If, on the other hand . h. in-
,frt. e. ,1.. Din . p.lv iliMrfl tin rf S.O
tt boweU, the Birters rooses a
r, impart a beneficial imi1""'"
lioo of the kidney, ami counteract the ear
'T twinges 5 rheVmati.ni, a leodtocr 10
Cow, ud malaria iu all lu forms.
Os Exhibition. A part of our new stock
e cr.H-kery and glassware is now on exhibi
oa at onr grocery store. Ctl nd exam ine
" A-GoUMiMITH.
St. Charlea Hotel
' b.re all who twit AlUnj should stop if
ut tosecuir the UaaceofOO.Ilion
Ike uij.
lltt'Villfs.
ci-tinui at fWtUnaat
Plenty of rain Ibis week.
Ilon. s addition o i:,,,,,.,
oWleaai toi a Kl,lli r.llly UUlUil
wMm.e,U,l,llu,,nf:iri Ku,lllic,i(
R No. W in ,wVtl. ,,,y
ooutryr,bCLil;L","b
Screen doors ml window, for s,le .
Mldghy I'atker's.
Onitiir and violin si, ,,,,. , Eugene Ilm.k
Store, formerly Collier.
A fine line of silk plush-s iu all shades
and grades at F. It. Dunn's.
Sbent lnUKi,. BUll Mfujt )K4ikH rt J
Book Store, forme, y Collier's.
00 to Goldsmith's and get 1 h of he.t tea
nud China tea pot all for I.U0.
School books exchanced at the I'nirenity
Book Store opposit,. Wilkins' drug store.
.'. "' Ilmaii intends building a brick
residence on the corner of Tenth and Char
Helton streets.
. Carpets! Carpets!! S. II. Friendly has
Ulal received a large and varied assortment.
He will hint yon.
A banipiet to Hon. Sol. Bin. Minister
to Turkey will be given iu Porllaud, Tiles,
day, Oct. 22nd.
The "Cuban" and "Yarru" cigars at Horn
jt 1 ame s. Try Ihem; they are the best iu
the market for Ihe money.
1 have just received from the Faist over
$2,000 worth of etotba. Suits made iu Ihe
latest mid best styles. J. Dvis
The city council of Ashland has let the
ontrnct for the construction of the wster
works to the Johu Barrel! Co , of Portland
for foO.OOO.
Just received, n new line of fine gins,
ware at Goldsmith's. Git von alovelv glass
set of four pieces for 50 cents at A ' Gold
smith's. The proprietor, ol the flhy brae Store have
rented t'i room iu Shelton', brick adjataiaf,
the Odd Fellows Temple and w'l move in v
soon as it completed.
Twenty three car loads of freight were
shipped from here to points est of Council
Bluff, daring Bepttnhm Still more load,
will lie shii pe l dining this mouth.
The LaBgdoa-OaiMIM footrace was ,ii,
last Saturday, the latter winnim:. Suckers
were there in (real plenty, one of them losing
e"-".s1, and several, smaller amount,.
Goldsmith, the grocer, has just received
from the East one of the largest assignments
of lamps ever brought to Eugene, lie will
sell them at prices that defy competition.
"Prof." BadBQBd nave a balloon ascension
Saturday afternoon, the ballooa ascendln,' near
ly '.10 feet. His receipts were b'uht, the I ova
keeping tl,e;r money to "blow in" on the fiiot
race.
Trunks! Trunks! Trunks! . I I) Matlock has
j,i6t received n car load of trunks and va
lises of nil styles to suit customers which be
will sell at prices, which defy competition.
Call and be convinced.
Midglev Si Parker, at their factory on 8th
street, east of the mill race, manufacture and
keep for sale, doors, windows, frames,
mouldings, etc. Estimates furnished ou ap
plication. Mr-. Hiram Hell, of Mslad, Idaho,) has
givt i, birth to MXtnplab three boys and
three girls. T'hev weighed eighteen pounds
altngeih- r. All are quite hearty and prom
ise to live.
Carpets of every style aud grade at Frif nil
ly's. These carpets have just arrived aud
have been well selected to meet the demands
of this market. Call and examiue his varied
assortment,
A combine was recently etfected iu Salein
and Ihe price of cigarettes raised to ten cent
a brtaobi Now the trust bos been "busted''
and Ihe filthy little smoker can be purchased
for live cents.
Take warning all you farmers that have
snmmer fallow to work go and get ono of
Paine's Boss Cultivators, and stop your
fooling. The Boss does the biz and don't
you forget it.
The only place to get uncovered gar
cured Kanas City hams -they are delicious
and you don't have to pay for2 lbs of canvass.
These hams are at Khinehait's.
llettinnn is on hand thi week as usual with
a store full of clotliini! and general merchan
dise, while customers are Hocking in to secure
the advantages of low prices, and a large itoet
to select from.
Dr. W. V. Henderson has returned from
Chicago, where he took a course of lectures
and Ittat ruction in the latest methods of
denlistry. Call and see him at his oftic if
yon are in need of work.
S. II. Friendly keeps the largest and best
assortment of clothing, ladies dress goods,
hats, etc. He is continually adding the
latest and newest styles to his stock. His
piices are fixed to suit the times.
Professor Gaiithier, of Paris, state, lhat
certain vital processes of the body develop
putrefying substances in the tissues, which,
if not speedilv eliminated, produce disease.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla tffects the removal of
these substances, and thereby preserves
benlth.
Eist Oregonian: 'Heports from sll sec
tions Indicate a bad outlook for the cattle
men. Slock are in that sad condition
known as spring poor,' and there is no
grsss lo feed or bitten them. Range i dry
ing up, grass is withering, and watering
places are verv scarce. It is feared that cat
lie by the wholesale will die before Christ
mas,' a bur l winter being eipecled.
A hale old man, Mr. Jas. Wilson of
Miens Springs. Ill , who is over silly years
ofnge, says: "I have in my time tried a
or.t mao medicines, some of them .Xi
Mllrnt quality; but never before did I tind
V th.it would -o completely do a'l that I
nkimed for it as I Baaoerwo, on
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
It is truly
a wonderful medicine.
For sale by Os
bum A Co.
The return, f the e'ection show that la
,. , i, n,,t only the lad city in V oaMf
I S hit " I- -',i"' ' U,V "' "v '""'f V,
State, The vote of the W-t cities of the
State", in MbtW! Tacoma,
MfKir ."..I. Monnehidin
" i'i 2 , i,ih 1 10!'; Helen MoL ,
M P. tjlta Taeaeaa is nearly one fifth
Imr-vr than Seattle.
I Grove, eiinuite to imw-"" , .
iJS, lo-ther pur-, containing al-nl 118,
beaa he ear. She te.crsphcd to Mr.
'. A.hl.rd to foe the irack-.-lker
5 ! i , i, B g -od fortnru section
i f nnavlv tor It W h,''''H"
t,,r una en aHh ,
an
it-
rjouesi iu-'u.
wnermit dy.
i.rn h llaaaai Ua-, tbi.
"'"'"Mr (i 1-e-t.r of .rtha.
r i .--'k.o a?
i K; ' t and ueealhn M the om.ch.
,.f , N wew eon Hnlchinaon. at
one of the V'XZl uZu,nt in that
fir.t cl.-s l-rbe' ;P . " Hrriugton cold
u .t think of le...n6 oriU g
,f,ertooeofoorrrm M
w . firt eta- VfFJ mee ,od
rest ''",(n' ha. nan-sl bit
i eonrteou, tre' g t , name which i
pUoe of h""0"" .Portland Mercary.
: will eWefi m'-
Henderbin. ilentM.
Hue, ,! Mw, t ik it, llii city,
Tl 1st Sl,K-lt afceW opew In Portland t.
tar,
l' '-!i,iaitrr O-I.urn hi, moved inta lii new
baaae,
A,k your gun-ut for Juoctiou tlour. It to
ttirHtejt
Will pip., ..t Eucui- lloik Stoie, for
merly Collier 'a.
For i h-ap lintJing lot, easl or Wet of Ihe
Unite rail on Dr. Sh lion.
Take your product lo the Pacific Tea Co.
and get the la st prices.
School Books exchanged at Eugene Book
Store, formerly Collier's.
Brushes, comb,, picture frames at Eugene
Book Store, late Collier's.
Smoke tht Happv Hours 10 ceut white
slur cigir of Mark in A Co.
Hot and cold baths every day in the week
at leers Horn's WrK-r bo'p.
Bibles and New Tclauieuls at Eugene
Book store, formerly Collier',.
PieollaH waut you to OHM and see hi
saddles aiitl heavy team harness.
VY, .,.y Walton, wt II kn oa u In ir i- town
Marshal of BoaaiU, Waablntea,
SI 1 1 h i, a Son have moved their groceiy
store into the u-w It u, kit, brick.
Farmers can mivc fl", per M ir by bujing
boots aud aboet t.f Krsue Klein.
"What are the wild wave, laytofi That you
can et oad cheap at Khineliai-t's,
Th'- pbtatetere are at work on the Shelton
budding, oppoeite the (ii tsp fflar
W, A Cox, of K.ueiie. i, biiildiiio a two
story brick for Jack BUyta, at Beto, nr.
Dr. MOtt'l Electric OoTMtl at Eastern
prices. For sale only at tl. Bettin in',.
E. C Lake, nearhhj cutter mid dealer in
monuments, shop on Eighth street, Eugene.
Bibles, laateeaeot, Sunday school and
reward earde at tbe Unlvereltj Bonk Stare,
The Vale Atlas ssjs that the county ha,
no doctor, an 1 desire, one to Incite there.
Before storiug or selling your oats see A
V. Peters. Clean Chevalier barley wanted.
The Eng. tie express trains transferred
passengers at the wreck near llalsey Tues
day, Lovers of goi tl teas should t ill ou Sladden
& Son. They have ju,t rcceiv.-d a choice
stock.
H I '. Parktoj hoi crew of men i'i town
gathering maple ,eed. He will sell the seetl,
ill the east.
You are wanted to go at mice and examine
Bettmai,', ,lo,-k of bailee' and twto' ilress
i,h1 ami nlnthiail
The Eugene Hercules cigar two for 25
cents is (he lx-st. Manufactuicil by the
Eugene Cigar Factory.
Two advance audit, of thows wele in town
thi, w,ek. There Wing no theatre in Eugene,
they made no dates.
Baeaeonkof if a bisit or shoe bought of
Kransse A' Klein rips or runs over they le
pair then, free nf charge.
About Iu0 I'uiversity students and
others went to Portland ou Friday's local
to ntiend the KxHisilion.
Metlford Mail: J Goldsmith, our pop.
ubtr JtrOOer, now occupies (he large store
building in the Cbilders block.
lnili.inapoli, for tlm first time iu fifteen
year, ha, elected a Democratic mayor and
city officers. Thus i Hsrri,oii iniloretl.
Halite Clow, of Junction, mid I.iliieiit-n-
drick, of Eugene, have entered the Normal
School at Monmouth s nco our last rexiit.
H I. Hols', W A Temple and Etta Ivl
hate leen granted scholar!.!! . in the State
I'nitersity by the toiinty court of I. inn nam
ty.
Have you Keen throe latlic' cloaks ami jack
et, at Beetaaaa'a! Bay ycatv wife, doogfctoi or
sweetheart one to i;laddi-u her heart tbiiiug the
Fall and Winter months.
Astoria.., Get. 5th ssys: Some rain falls
iu Astoria sometimes. On Sunday, fell 1.28
inches rsiu; Monday, 2 4K; yesterday, 2 10
inches 5 8ti iuches iu 72 hours.
The Oontmnn ConneH mevts t.ett Monday
eveninc. when it is expected that tbe pre
liminary work of making arrangements for
sewers will be ordered. Correct.
The Salem Statesman says: Nearly every
man coming to the peuitentisry ol late has
lieen a morphine "fiend." This degrading
habit steins lo be growing in Oregon.
Henderson the dentist ha, returned fully
prepared to attend to all difficult cases of
dentistry. Office iu same old tiniiters, up
stairs in Pint National Buuk block.
The Congregational Church has purchased
the lot on Ihe Seventh street, just west
of Ihe Episcopal Cniirch, for the sum of
$1,000, They will ptolmbly build next
Summer.
Ed. Eben has returned from Prineville
and will shortly start a variety and fancy
dry go ds store in Titus' block. He will do
a gootl business a, he tho oiighly under
stands il and il a rutll r.
J. O'Connt r, w ho is to construct tbe Ash
land water woiks, is putting in n f 21,000
plant for an incorporation of Iloseburg cap
italists in that place. It will be sold (or
J Ilia eat hi purposes and fire protection.
Owing to the vacation granted to the
students the Y. W. C. T. 0, sociable which
was announced for this, Saturday, evening
at Mrs. Cnderwood's, has been postponed
until further notice. By order of Preside.)..
Win n yon need a gootl, safe laxative, nsk
your druggist for a box of Ayer's Pills, Mid
you will find that they give satisfaction.
For indigestion, torpid liver, and sick head
ache tbtre is nothing superior. Iading
pbvsiciuns recommend them.
Prineville Review: Thousands of dollars
have bean spent by risidt-uts of Ibis comity
in Eugene aud Albany lor supplies this
season. The parties who have gone to
these towns to do their liadingclaim to have
made money by so doing.
H. N. ('rain has sold his watch ami
j. weliy store to W. Hollows-, late of New
York State. Mr. Crsin has been in btisimss
in Eugene for n number of years, nud retires
with the nod wishes of sll. His aueeessor,
Mr. Holloway, comes well recommended
ss a practical workman, having thorough
knowledge of the b-im.
A terrible accident happened mar Mc
Miunville, Sunday. th,t resulted in Ihe death
of a voting soii of J. W. Shelton, living
near what is known a, Carltoii. From the
best information obtainable it seem- llntt
two little sons of Mr. Shelton, aged about
seven and nine respectively, found an old
revolver around the premise nod in playing
wi.h it, it " discharged, tbe Iwll striking
a vital "pot near the heart, aud death re
sulted almost instaliluliil lisl. Tbe paient
are grief stricken.
We clip ihe following from tat A-hlaiid
K.cordiint a former citizen of Eugene:
('. It Van AeKyn. recently of Ellens
buM. W.T . has lessttl the (anions White
Sulphur Spiings of Grant Helmut, for a
isriodof.en tears al a rental of 50.. a
year, at the end of which t me sll the im
provements will revert to tbeoriginal owner
Mr Yan Aelslyn ba commenced putting the
place in hap" fo. a high aiate of ira
proveioeut, nod Issfor net nimmcr will
have il niuid any of Ihe faiuon, health and
pleasure rt-orls on the coast."
A Bad l ot.
AlUny Herald, Oct.
W, J. Ellis, the blackguard who poae a j
a hoilnew revivalist, eod baa been raising a ,
row at Brownsville. wa in thi, city yeater
day with wag m load of trap,, including a
iinn.ing press, which be said be waa moving
to ib tt place. He baa put in hi time wblle
in lhi ciM for a dy .it lo in aunojing
good citizen, with hie very boeiv- lougua.
He say be extiert, to remove lo F.og-n or
Albany oon. H' i eiiher partially crazy or
a bUsphemou, villian, probably nttto of
botk, nd i, not wanted here The people
of Eagen ,boohl look out for him and
give b.at widw berth.
rwwlailini i ii cnrt.
M,t iii njialar saiu W,biclay, tK-t
at . a. m. Present, full hoard.
Tb foll.wiug pnaseetlliii;- hail:
s i: Eikin, di, State Sen.! n, iiiforme.1 the
curt that h hail noiniiiate.l and reisuu
mendetl H.-nry Milbr, V W William, ami
Marv William, a uit'le s-mou for P
polllluicnt to the State Agricultural College;
n aniiialiou ortteretl continued.
Matter of tb dunction and Ctibarg r- v I :
R N Unlet, BP Powete and J E Devi ap
sii,ill viewer, to tin' dama.-e, to th
s,inUc, of I), 'llluni by t, ,- a of lo. ati ui of
mU road, t mei tM. 10, WJ.
Tl e sum nf $300 i, hereby appropriated in
repairing th rovl leading up the Middl- Fork
df the Willamette river, on that part i f the
nud known a lail Itonte Hill, and that .1
A Walker be apKiiuld to Mperiateod said
repair.
I'liaiU-e of mail praye-l for by N Martin t t
al; John Tail. .1 F Walker ami J ame. St ar,
he apsiinled viewer and C. M. Collier, mr
rarnr, touieettK't. I7lh, las'.'
The Neat ruatl; onntinne-l until next term.
.1 I Itarlir apsiintetl Justice of the Peace
for Gat-Creek precinct. Bapereieaea app-nit
ed J I llarbre, No 67i Wm Powell, No 7:1
IV nl up Sweet', Crwk; Horace Minor, Pa
lid BratlUy and K K Stiles ap,iuttd viewer,,
t.i ine.-t Oct llhh, ISS9.
Th, contract for keeping pauper, made with
W K M uitgt.niery, nr(erl to lie taiseil from
-J .V. wr week to $3.
DrA W Patterson empl fed a, county
phuician for the i'is-r, inside tin onMarate
limit, of Euifffle for one year at a salary if
$1.11, he to furnish all medical attendance nee'
esasry and medicine, hi, being the lowest bid.
Sau'srit roasl; 'I'stiiisaril with no expense to
county.
t'oiiiitv appi ii ' -I 910.1 to aid iu openiiis'
the Wallace roatl, ami Marion .illa-v ap
I s lint, . I ,tiMrinUtiident.
Petition of W II Spaugh, e al, far county
mad; continued until next term
I'etitioii nf P K Watters et al f r ctmntv
road; nrtleretl eatablished a, viewed and ,ur
veyetl. .
I'I rlc War diracted to notify tle llai
ami I "tunioii (' mncil of Eugene that tilde-,
the terms ami ct'inlilion, of a leas ma le hv
aid county to KngMM nf 'M feet of the public
s,t.sre lyiag eraet of ll,k atret-t Ih complied
with fnrthwilh. Nit will be institutetl to test
the nihility of (aid lease!
Ordered that .1 F Smith le stithnrixed t"
make a contract for the tapair of the Little
Fall Creek bridge,
Total allowance for t. im, .(!'.0.i.
Latter hltt.
la Iter, for the following persons leinailied
uncalled for at ihe pustofflce in Eugene City
Oregon, Oct. II. 1H8U:
Brown, Miss Myra Copehind. Miss ltose
Crawltird, Frank 1. Croox, James
Foley, Frauk llusley, J 1
Maxwell, Miss S McLean, Don
Bay, Mrs Mary Moirisoii, ('apt William
Itiissell. Arthur Sampson. S II
Sin, uk. Oban Severn. B M
Williams, Arlhur
A chaise of one cent will be made ou each
letter Riven out.
Persvons calling for the nlaive will please
say iidvertiseil, giving date.
F. W OsiH'ii, P. M.
For Sale.
Nine head of work oxen, with chains ami
yoke,. All ready for work. Price, MUSI for
the outfit. Apply to Jelf Deadjnoad, live miles
cast of Eugene or at thi, ollice.
Juiit Lnrr. The following is tie list of
juiors drawn for the October lerin of Circuit
Court for Lane County, which merls iu
Eugene on Ihe 28th Inst: Fred Oray, J C
Bralttaln, W 11 Tucker, J F Powere, f M
McPln rsoi , Palmer Ayies, Sprluglb ld;
David Mcl e, J T Knk, M tt Clark, Sr ,
Junction; C B Bweet, N Martin, ,1 M Ma, tin.
S H Dilhtrd, S (i Lock wood, Cottage Grove;
,1 11 Gold, TJ Bur(.. Spencer; L E Paiks,
.1 T Callisou, .las Parker, H T Bristnw,
Pleasant 11,11; 1! F Bond, W 11 Hill. Irving;
II F Houston, Mobswk; Marcus Kell. v, F
Buoy, S B Jackson, Jr., Crsawtll, C K Hale,
S It 'Wilhrow, Cht shel ; 0 II Siewell, Long
Tom, W F kjmilli, Jasper; A W Williams.
Wrflaiiictt.
Prui.i, Sai.a or Shobt-Hhii: Caiii.k. -P.
K. Wallers will sell at suction, Saturday,
Oct. Pith, alxjut 10 bead of registered
Short-Horn cattle. All persons desirous of
geltiug a few specimens of this noted breed
of cattle should not fail to attend the. sale.
The merits of tiiis herd of entile are well
known throughout the United Slab a, as cau
be ascertained by referring lo the record
of Agricultural uiooliugs nhcru they have
repeatedly curried off p.ies Eleven
prize, were won at the State Fair at Salem
this year air. Wallers baa rented his farm
aud is short of fi ed und has concluded very
recently 1 1 put tbe cattle on the market.
BoaWtatU ami Pa a xj Kits ArrasTinK.-
Galbnutb Bros , the celebrated importers
ami stock breedets of Jauesville, Wisconsin,
offer for sale al tbe Live Slock Exchange,
cor. 1th and Ash slreel. Portland, 0rfjM,
a choice collection of Clydesdale, English
Shir , II ickncy, and Cleveland Hay stallions
at Moderate prices and on term, lo suit
pin chasers. These horses an- all of the
highest individual merit and Is-st stiains nf
breeding. Every animal guaranteed. Call
and examine the best draft horses ever
brought to Oregoti, or address Giilbraith
Bros, at Portland for further information.
A Bin Ciixi.i.raua. W. J. Barry, aaptaia
of the victorious Astoria hose team, is in
receipt of a challenge fion, Ihe Vancouver,
B. ('., fire department, to have the Astoria
run against them anywhere on Canadian
soil for II, 'OO a side. His reply was
not unfavorable to ihe proj'-ci. If Ihe Van
couver team will pay the Astoria loam's
expense, to Seallle or Victoria the Astoria
hoys will go and run them for 11,000 a side.
If the Vaucoiiverites will come hero tbe
Astoria team will pav their expenses ami
run I ham here for 11,000 a side. Astoiian.
Am roinua Mii.ua.it IIoah -Tin- com
roiiouer's court has appropriated f,:ldO to
aid iu repaira to the road aoroaa Demi
Horse bill ou the Middle Fork end has ap
pointed Jas. A. Walker superintendent.
While Ihe amonut i small compared with
the work to Is' done and the importance nf
Ihe road, it will help considernldn. It
comes too lale lo help the travel acros Ihe
mountains. Next Spring tint court suouni
u Mopriate not less than !"t00 to place this
important thoroughfare iu condition for
Summer travel.
Dim - Mr, Minnie Walker, wile of E.
H Walker, died at die family residence
near OiaOWeH, Monday. Oct. 7, 1SM9, of
rh'-uinatism nf ihe heart, Retl 21 year. t
months and 11 day. The r.main were
brought I F.ng n-. "nil the fuueral bs,k
place from the rt-i b in e of her mother, Mrs.
Durant, Tuesday forenoon to Ihe I t) 0.
F. eemeterv. followed by many sorroaing
friend. She reoes lieaitle her father.
Wm. Pnrant. who d,d aereral ye rs ago
WiflOK Bi ( -" Monday in the
Mililirv wagon ros'l cases Judge Sawyer
decided il, at the mail eompanie were Uot
leaaleed to buihi the radei oi a amato
wnlib wilh lurn owU. etc , according to Ihe
the Slate law but only 10 the act of DOB
grest lso that itl'tr coliat ruction llu-y
w.r.- no. r.iju.r' l I" iininUin them. The
neituneslion llll'eas to the validity of
the certificate of tto Governors, anil wbetb
er the roads wete t.i. tit or Uft.
A PaasraT.-P. K Walter, of Eugene,
bad some verv fine M. .rtborn oallle al tbe
Mat Fair at Salem lt week, among Iheiu
bei.iK a cow aud calf hub he valued at l-'W
and win. h he present" d to tb tricu!turl
college in Corvallia Tbey were bipsrtl o
Albany by cars and driven over her. Mon
day. Tby are beauio, .-CorvalH,ttaaetle.
Iiar Irtweek bepberd itsj; Ma
with whiU on kW bv.t. TV Oadxvr rrtum
in th. Hog to the Hill (am 4 mil below Eu
KaXeae, will b pi"l Ks
Oka i Blew A cboie lot of Orchard,
Timothy. Clover. Bad Top. Bio raaa,lc,
jost received al Hladden k tton.
It el I I'slale 'I rniisfii .
SI UKNS,
P I Sn.tdgrass l.i P S Knight, lot iu
sum,, i', addition; f 1,0m).
Jos and M iggio Lane to Oolavius Parker,
lot iu Skiiim 1 1 donation; l.
H It MrDonald lo Fred I Perry, lot in
I I llswuilh , iiddltlou, HH,
Octaviu, Parker to P E Sii'Klgras,, lot in
Skinner', addition; 12100.
eoirxTni.
M Wall., lo J, liiadfortl. 10 acres ; 800.
s M Dill ltd heirs lo W H Dillsid land;
II-
A J Nickel lo Euo, Spraguo, LW.llo acres;
C E lo ware to Raabaa Wickh.ui,, 70 22
acres; lllisy.
Missouri Church to John Spores, (0 acres;
11800,
D s Haaaakw to Tho, ii h , , 12
acre; I2".
F. W Whipple aud Bios per admr to B F
Harding, lots and land; Ib'Sl.
N 0 OaMwnU to F L and laate Moore,
laud II.
Slat of 0,'t'gou to Suuuel Slroilse, 1Q
acre; 20).
V s lo u W VaBdeefaargi 100,41 acres;
patent,
D S to A J Nickel, M act s, lli
Solomon .nmw ill In irs lo N Hill, lid 2H
acre,; 2,47,".
J II Mr iwu per a bur to E K L'.ckey. 11.1
acres; Jll'iO.
Mart Par loJ M Shelley, 200 acres;
mx
tt 0 Garrison t" .lohu Fields, to sen-,; tlOQ,
.1 W Varney t" tl F Mack. 10 an-,: 110.
jftn-riox.
J TGhcsllln toj 0 FUudels. 2 lotatflW.
1,1 r.NAI'A.
Geo II and II II Barrett t a 0 M Severy,
two lots; -1i.
KI.OHRM'K.
Geo M Miller's addition to FloiMee, file.l.
SKATO.N.
W W Neeley and wife ti'es plat of Seaton,
which i, I'H-atetl at the head of tide oil the Si
uslaw river, composed of 71 lots.
HOW is This'.'
Il'iy Wt icultrtl 'oii:
We told you thsn whet we moved Into
oui new iloru wo would have mom room,
which would allow us lo buy cheaper in
larger quantities mid ctnaetiicutly wo call
sell ch t aper us you can see by soluo of our
following price, Compare our goods ami
price; uo trouble tu snow goods We sell
for cash.
Supprn A' Son's Pun a Lisr:
Junction Flour (full roller! Id cts sack
Extra line grauuhitud sugar II', H II
Extra 0 Sugar , 12, Ml
Golden C Sugar ISl II
101b Dried Apricots 1
Mb (SO lts) choice mt II
5 lb green coffee 1
Choice Tomtit oi s 10c can
Choice Pcacbee 20c can
AND
Gmomi at Pimm skiak iQjmmmiiw
We have received a fresh lot of currants,
citron, figs, raisins, etc., which we offer at
low price.
We would lnt pleased to sen ul our old
customers and welcome tb new.
Very ltespectfnlly,
Slauhkn A- Son.
For Sale.
At my place one mile east of Goahfii, sev
eral fresh milch cow,, one ,' llolstein bull calf
Ipeifectly maikeill and a .-..I, new, jump seat
liuggy miitbt exchange the latter (or a ipitsl
maie. b. F. Kraar,
Card ofThuiiks.
I desire to return my sincere thanks lo Ihe
many friends, who so kindly assisted during
the last illness ami the funeral nf my be
hind vi.lt . K. it. WAi.aaa.
A Fatal Susoical QnUTHM, -W. M.
Tirlbtl, wood carver who bail worked in
Dysiiiger's fact iry for some lime since, died
in Eugene Saturday afternoon. He was a
veteran nf the bite war, having been n lieu
tenant iu the i"Mb Illinois, nud had re
ceived a wound from a shell while in the
service in one of bis legs, which had caused
him great pain and trouble, requiring to
be operated upon frequently. It again lie
came necessary to operato ou il, und be waa
placed under the iutlueucu of anaesthetics
and an examination disclooftl the fact that
amputation "f llM limb was Mm only possi
bio cbai'ce of saving bis life. The knife
was used and the leg amputated, but
Tirtlot Bevel rallied alter the operation
ami died while under the influence of chloro
form. The imiiaiu, were interred in the
I. O. 0t ti cemetery. The Grand Army
post, of which dece iscil was n member,
conducted tho ceremonies. He was about
M yi ins of ato ami had a sister and brother
living in California but no lelatives iu Ibis
State.
A Goon M m - -Thi Commissioners'
court evidcully believes th, re are two sides
to a contract. They have instructed the
clerk to notify tbe city authorities of Eu
gene lhat unless the terms of the lease, by
which certain properly owners fronting ou
the public square wire given III feet of
ground, urn complied with at once, Ihe
ooiiuty will bring ,uit to set tho leaso aside.
The city agieetl to ft in e Ihn line, build slid
maintain a sidewalk, plant -hade lues, and
keep nil obstructions away. Instead of
complying with Ihe contract, the street in
question ins been m td- a wuod yard and a
dumping place for filth and gaihage.
Dun Many friends will regret to hoar
nf tho death of I'M. J. Humsso.i, which oc
curred at Porllaud, Thursday, Oct I, He
was taken ill with typboi I f-ver ihe second
day of 111 stste fair. Ed attended the State.
Cnivereily aeverul years, ami had many warm
frieud, among the ,ludcnta ami others in
Eni'"i,e. H is a incinW sud secretary
ol the hardware firm of J, C. Brown .V Co ,
nf SaUm. The interment took plain al The
Dalles Hutu. day.
OaFTOaaP, A hore thief, who stole a horse
and keifM from in front of a drux store in
Portland, anil then drove out through the
Willamette Valley ami Southern Oregon in
broad daylight pursued by detective ami
slo-ritfs, waa captured at Itetldiii.' the tir,t of
Ihe week. He' stole aeverul horses while 0.1
the road, two in Lan county, one of them
(suing from Mr. Hawley near Co'lage Grovo.
Obiikh or tiik Day -Sladden ,V Son say
that low prices are the order of Ihe dM,
W will venture an assertion lhat when
they say low prices Ihey mean business, mid
will do just as Ihey say They mark their
price on all goods and all are served alike
litems ASH Hoahii. Th larsa. reaid,nc on
1 Eighth street, opfwite the Fair Grounds ha,
; ls-rn fitted up bar a boardinx house ar.d ia now
open. Nio room, and htssnl reasonable. Qoad
' barn ami !, ,tall, for horse,. Sltl-walk
: in pnegrew.
Tut Lnaj AllfstMflr, Thi KaMtakej
lb-view is suth'tf-ity I't the atalement that A.
M. Crawfortl, an attorney ol Marahfield, ha,
he-n , i i, o.t ! P. i " i of the Ittaeburg land
.tfHte. There liaa been s livly flght for tlie
ls,ition,
t'l 1 hi A I!aIi Saw. Frank Alley, a y.uiiig
' mar, of 23 years nf aire employed In Dyeiuger,
fact"rv, wa out on the knee by band saw
' Friday m iruluK. He will not aulfer any ter
i inaiieiit injury from the accident
Masbikl. At the residence of the brhle',
' parents, et '.', IMKI, by Kv. I. N. Mulkey,
! Mr. Wwi. William, sntf Miss Id Partin. all
of LaM county. Thi DOOM) M0MWH
lb hajpv ctsiple.
Pasai iziIi Matt ileed of t'reewell. who
' haa been in pair lesalth ftsr some tim, re
ceived a atroke tst paralysis a few day. in.r
, rrnderiag hi, legs swrl.
Fo Hal. A number of whisky barrels
for set (t Leo Gearbard's aaloon.
Tin- OOtttfl Mm lltifirlnrv.
Iu lasl wet k's (it Alio wc slatctl th 'I llM
safu iu J. P. Carrin'a store bail la-en
blown open. Our informannt was mis
taken in tho miitlvr ami wo giro tho fact.
A small bob- bud been dug through tb- wall
of the building sufficiently large to allow tbe
bu-glar to enter. A bole was drilled in tbo
saf which contained several thousand
dollars ami powder blown in. For somo
reason Ihc burglar failed to blow the safe
open and gave that part of tho work up
He then tinned his attention to the sist
ollice which occupied quarters iu tho build
iug, and wrenching off iho till secured
about 12, among which was a counterfeit
dollar autl a half. Mr I'urriii'a money till
was also forced open ami several dollars iu
small change secured.
Deputy T.S Marshal t'ocbian weut to
work on the case, ami on Saturday hn ar
rested a pi tly who gave hi, name ua James
O'Briiu, charging him wilh the crime.
An exaiuiustioii was held before V. S Coin
niis-i on r Walton Tuesday, ami Ihe t xitlelice
protliiccd was strongly prejutlical t , Ihe
prisourr, He had on his person when
arrested a can of powder, which he had
bought of Horn A Paine two days prow m,
to ihe robbery: a blow pipe and a file, and
several dollars ill silver. He bad passed
the counterfeit money with other at the
hi ips in Eu:;enit uft, r returning, lie
was seeu in the vicinity of Collage Glove
the day prior to Iho burglary ami inquired
where the I'tistolllce was. ami w is s, en the
day after, r turning on the railroad track lo
Eugene The hole made iu the wall was a
small one, ami ihc prisoner is a small man.
Taken altogether Ihc wtdlWI. thoiiuh cir
cumstantial, is strongly against O'lltien.
Commissioner Walton held him to await
lbi action of Ihe U. tt. grand jaty, the rob
bery having S.'ni committed in a poslofllce,
in tbo ruin of !500, which being unable lo
furnish, he was taken to Portland by Mr.
Cochran Thursday morning and luriiod over
to the V. S. utkoritlM,
l'ermiiiiil.
Mi Atl.i Simple, vUiletl Albany this Week
Kl It ('rain haa returned from a visit to
California,
John llullery, the palulcr, visited
McMiunville last week.
F. It. Dunn and family tiaited Portland and
I he D.illea thia week.
M. L. Pipes, formerly of Iho Cnrvsllis
Leader, gave us a pleasant call this week.
Ira A. Mills of Ihe Junction Pilot was in
(own Momlay ami made us a pleasant call.
J. It. Ileum bad Ihe misfortune to slip nud
sprain one of his aukles the first of the
week.
Henry Fry, one of Ihe applicants for the
Rtigan, poittilhce, ha, been lu San Francisco
thi, week.
J. M. Seal, came up lo Eugene Saturday
and returned lo his homo iu Polk count),
Tuesday ,
Mrs. Win. It. nslmw lift Wednesday morn
ing on a two month', visit to btr parents in
Wallowa couuiy.
E. O. Poller went to Portland Monday
where ho will alien, I the I'nivcrsily law
cbool this winter.
I.ii;h llai licit visited Ihn Itbiti Kiieruiitie,
last week. He aay, iu a lew year, it will be a
large minim,' camp.
W .1 Hill, of Irving, left Wednesday lor
a Irip to Kansas. It . F. Moss b ft ou the
same tiaiu for Missomi.
lion. S. G Thompson, of Monroe, ipenl
several days in Eugene this week. Ho says
(bat biisiuoss is good 111 that section.
Judge Weilooe Mount utid wifo visited
here tlie first of the week. II wm reeeutly
elected Superior Judge iu Eastern Washing
ton. Frank Whipple, .1 P Cur, in ami Henry
Chin f Cottage Grove were In town Mon
day attending the examination of the po,toll',ce
burglar.
The many frit mis of Jn, Hiiddleston will
regret to learn that he has been confined to
his bod for five weeks with n painful ue
lion of Ihe feet of a dangerous nature. Ho
far ho has not been able lo obtain any
relief.
J. W. Pcckhaui of the Wutsonville, Cel.,
Transcript, gave us a pleasant call this week.
Hu went northward Friday morning. He
was at'compniiied by two friends who left (or
home Piiday evening. They aro thinking
of locating bete.
McMiuiivillu Telephone, Oct. olbl Dr.
F. vTortmaa, formerly of Monroe, ha, re
turned from Europe, whero be has been
studying for his profession for the past two
years. The doctor was hero on Monday,
leaving for PottlMd ou Ihe afternoon traiu,
whero he will practice medicine. Wu wish
him success.
BwiMM Change.
I desire lo itlfo-111 the cili.elis of Ellgvuo
and LlM county tjut I have this day tlis.
noted of my NsOlt business to Mr. W. Hol
loway who comes well recommended, aud
iu thaiikiug them for the patronage received
al their bauds, hope tbey will continue the
same to my successor, wbo I nm sure, will
give every attention to their wauls.
II. N. Chain.
October!), IhH'J.
UnWMBMrt
I wish lo inform the people of Eugene nud
Luue county that I have bought the entire
business ol Mr. II. N. Cram, constating of
walcbas, clocks, jewelry, silverware, musi
cal instruments and pictures, nud hope by
strict attention to business, nml consider
ing the interests of ihe public, to receive a
a sbaru of the patronage so liberally be
stowed on my pmbcciwor.
I shall give special nllenl on to the repair
ing of fine watches, clocks, j'-welry, Ac, as I
have spent 14 years at tlm practical part of
the business in England and America.
W, Hoixoway.
For Sale or T ntilc.
One thoroughbred regiileted ahorthoiii huM,
, year, -II, slid 5 llerk,hire mvi, Inquire at
W. Ilaxtett', tin Spencer 'nek, or addre,, him
at Eugene.
Pol l I Ak W. S. Shaw, wh . itudle I law in
Eugene and waa city recorder for two years,
haa (wen fleeted penMOMNf attorney in
a Montana diatrlct, by a majority
that proves his ,ipiilsiiiy in hi,
new home. Hi, il awpollloi who hold,
the office at present, waa Rticcessfiil ihepreviou,
election t, vet a g'M,l man by ,M2 uiajoiity. Mr.
Shaw 1, now elected by IV40 majority. Ilia
home precinct, which save th head of the Ke
publican ticket 121 majority". gve Mr. Shaw
on the Deinoeratic ticket I.V) majority,
lb sis ass MkKTIXO AM' 1,'n iciO'N. The
lir,t bllaiue, meeting of the EpWorth l.i a.ot-
of the Melhtsli't church will be hehl iu the
chinch parlor, "ii Saturday, Oct 12th at 7
p. in., after which a reception will b i.-n
tha members of the l.eau by Itev. O. II.
Wbilmor anil wife at th jarsonage. The
old inemlieni of the V. P. M. A. and other
feeenf paaolael the eery aai coniially inviteti
to lie prisenl
Ournos Mist, -llain comniencetl fslling
Sunday afternoon and coutiuueil nliuosl
consiaiitly uulil Thurstlay morning. Tb
ground Is now thoroughly wet ami fanner
cau start tln-ir plow, Tbe rain will also
greatly heuerll grass. The Willamette river
at Eugene raised about three feet.
IlAxxav Solo.- Tb Cite Bakery aud res
Isnranl has been sold by II. Delimit lo Wm.
Bkillen. Tbe new proprietor took charge
Wednesday .
Ai'Mirreti. At the examination of ppli
cnU for admission to the Istr of the etate at
, Salem, Tuesday, twenty weru succeaiful.
(.'ha,. E. L's kwiMsl, of Eugene, was one of the
' number.
Local, MAaarr - Wheat, (VI and r,7 eta.;
oata, 30 eta ; bop, I and 7 ct. on consign
went; hotter, 'i'i ami :) cts.; eggs, 4cta.;
potaloea, 10 eta.
STATE LTNIVER8ITY
(HI mini of tlie I'.iitaxlitu Hoclcty.
I'llKHUtKMT ioMk.SS ADIinKS.
lAttirH of the i'lifurion Hoci'lij: Tbo
tourist exploring among tbe mountain
peaks, after hour of exbailstivo climbing
finds himself at a spot whero ho may gain a
firm foothold and look back over the path
by which he has come From bia resting
place be ootid s Iho peculiarities of tho way,
the turns and windings, the dangerous
pass, an I rocky ledge. Ho congratulate
himself that ho has passed all unharmed
and is uow permitted to stand at such a dis
tance on his journey. The Eutaxian society
started on such a journey years ago, but tbe
summit looms so far ahead that we are often
lisi mil I, : 1 ,,n '. r if we shall ever
reach it. Each new year ha, been to us a
balling pi n t from which wu might tako a
rctrosptetivu vuw. Tbe road has been
rough and uneven, tha traveler's strength
weak; soinctinita Ihc last halting place being
so near by that any advance was scarcely
plffi plihlt'. ,t. as II sot-illy have becll
slowly prt ssiiig in. Atlhestait tbere waa
another by our side, tho Laurcaii Society.
I'o the I.aureaiis has b en fulfilled tbe say
ing "Foi.'nne favors tho brave." To tho
fact, however, that lu number, Uo power,
we may attrlbnte to a great extent our lesser
I ro ;rt s,, I r our I,. has been wiak. Yet,
though the way stretches out ahead before
th,- summit is reached, let us press on,
ehter,, I by the knowledge that iu our society
arc energy ami ability to do better work.
Let u, reali.o that by Ibis work may be
tlextlopitl those powtrs which Latin nml
Oreek, Miitbt inatlcs nud Science cannot
develop. I mean clear argumentative and
oratorical power, and above all a reliance
Upon our DWO ability. At Ibis time then, at
ihe bt;;ii,in,: of a now year's wo.k, let us
have no vain regrets for Iho past, but new
leal for tbe future; each member xtriving lo
promote Ihc society' best interests ns well
usher own, thus making the year's woik
uooeeefoi, thai nt Iho end wo may look
bark from Iho heights reached over a
smooth path, lo member that
"We have not ings, we cannot soar;
Hut wc have feet to scale and climb
By slow th gi t i s, by mon and more,
Tbo cloudy summits of our time."
To bo portaittad lo preside as your Presi
dent lor tbe ens,,, no term of office is uu
honor, my appreciation nf which I hopu to
manifest by care iu fulfilling the dulie in
volved to the beat of my ability. And
siuce only iu c, , -op, ration urc best end
loiiud, I invito your most hearty aid and
encouragement'
SOCIETY MOTES.
The question debuted last Friday, was,
"ltesolved, That Euglsud is to bhimo for
Irish misrule." Afflrmalive, Anna ( rain,
Clara Condon, Leila Hughes; negative,, Etta
Levis, Anna Huberts, Nellio Straight. Do
cisiou in favor of Iho negative. The delicto
good iu all respects: Many strong point,
were brought out on Isoth sides, ami much
of Iho best authority quoted.
Miss Clara Condon favored tho society
with a reading entitled, "Go it alouo."
Miss Holt's resiguation of the office of edi
tor was not acceplid.
Inauguration ol officers at last mcr'.iug.
Mrs. Ella Alley and Maud Kelso visited
our society.
"Mis President" was Oalked upon uioro
times than could be counted duriug Ihe tie
bate; she seemed to be a suit of byword, so
lo speak.
An amendment to the Constitution pro
viding for an Assistant becrelary wu
adopted.
Several ordered their name, transferred to
the inactive list. We do not liko Ii see tins
although we have manv new member.
Tho Pres, dent's iuttigural Is published in
full iu anothor part ol tho column, and
speaks for itself.
Tho -oni total of tho Treasurer's speech
was thut "tbo due, am due."
The Marshal's speech was entirely too
difficult for ye leporler to follow, mid tlnst
of Ibe other new officer were entirely too
lengthy to be published in full.
Misses Hattio Dunning, Minnie dagger,
Amy Powell ami Ethel Tongue signed tho
constitution Inst Friday.
i oXTnnu TXii i rrxs.
Miss Aniiio Poller is repoited to bo
ill of a fever.
quite
Miss Ada Shin pies, das, of 'vt, visited iu
Albany soverul days thi, week.
Mr. Wallace Mount, an alumnus, ia vis
iling rt'lutivra and frieuds near Eugeee.
Mr. Hubert Johnson, class of 'tH, camo
up on tho ovetluml train from Portland Sat
urday night.
Subject, for composition, have betii as
signed mill nil students sro spending their
sparo moments in developing tLeiu.
Mr. Frauk Ware, who ha beeu absent
from school for somo timo ou account of uu
accident, will soon be able to return.
Protestor. "Mr. B what would you do
to keep beets from going to seed Iho first
year and becoming biennials ?
Mr. U. "Eat them "
Somo in Iho Wednesday's elocution class
hud a longer timo than iiutul in which to
prepare their leseou os Iho History claw
wu dismissed ten tuiuulei before lime.
(juite a numlsir ol the students und Facul
ty will visit tho Exposition iu Portland tbie
w i i k , the !' iculty Ii ,t ing uranti d pi iini,.
siou thoso desiiiug toattcud, lu go Friday
nud reluru Momlay.
Mis, Julia Hamilton has written from St.
Helen's Hall, Portland, Hiking to have her
name transferred to Ihe inactive list. Miss
Hamilton was one of our must active uieui
b, rs, nml we shall mi,, her greatly, but wo
bopn tu have ber wilh us next year.
I li stilij, el, tor composition, iu tho Soph
omore ninl Freshman class are ai follow:
Benefits of Mechanical Exhibitions, Physi
cal nnd Moral Evil of Muscular Extrcise,
Sketches of English Scenery from Teliuy
sou's "Idylls of tbe King," Pleasures in
Contemplating Nature.
"Literary excellence is not tho chief object
of the Society column. Nevertheless this
feature is loo much disregarded. College
jtiiirnnlis.il should have a a belter literary
finish thau is found inmost of our country
and city papers. The college journal covers
a wide field. It is largely in Ihe hands of
amateurs, yet Ihn literary excellence might
be raisetl if proper slips were taken. At
tt rupt should Ik- made to solicit conlnl u
lion of poems, short essays, descriptive
articles, etc., anil then only Ihe best accept
ed The short items and personals should
be clear, pointed, brief, ami good humored.
The editorial, should It strong, suggestive
ami sweet tempered. How far we tall
from our Ideal. But there I virtue ia hav
ing a high, sensible ideal. He is to lie con
demned who has none rather Ihnn ho wbo
posses one und does not measure up to Ihe
standard."
Tbe "walk around" Is voted a decided
success. Among the number ou the pro
gramme tbo piano duct by Misses Kate and
llenolta Dorria ,lerve, special mention.
Tb qo ni. in- "College Bells" need no
i ,,ii, in. i,t, a all know Iho excellent quality
of th selection of Messrs. Woodworth,
McAlistrr, Met lure and Met 'lure. Tbe ad
dre, of Prof. Hawthorne was highly appre
ciated by tbe students, who wish to eipree
their thank for the hearty welcome on
behalf of tbe Faculty. The Promenade,
of course was Ihe most sociable part ol tho
programme, and waa participated in by all
wbo wer uot d, legated to act as pi ops to
Ibe wall or to take advantage of the strength
of Ihe seat. Tha orchestra, compeared ol
Messrs Paine, Farrell, Coolidge and War
Dee ronderid suitable music timing th
evening. "All praise not herein specifically
conferred is due to tbe Senior clasa" for
the plcaaantest introductory social within
the memory nf those wbo ar at preaenl
aimUnts of uo- I'uiversity of Oregon.
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