AaLil.t (iV:..., v:A ..
Jli.., t
Drugs, riiarmacy,
Clicinicals,
Medicines,
Physicians Sup
plies, Surgical Appliances.
Everything Exquisite in Imported . Perfumery, 80 d
Toilet Articles. Also a complete ana select b.ock en
Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and toni
fWelmythirfwprtolonrEMfc . cK'om price, on .11 good, em
OSBURN & DeLANO, EUGENE, OR
A. GOLDSMITH,
lie Best Known Brocer in If n
Has a LARGER stock of Fine Groceries, Chi n, Glass, Crock
ery, Wooden and Willow Ware than ever before.
Pays Highest CAbll price for Country Produce, Furs, Skins,
... . i i m 11 P..
Hides, wool, lanow, aw.
Orders filled promptly, with the greatest care.
I DON'T BOAST PRICES.
All Goods sold as Cheap as anyone in Eugene
Call and be corteously treated.
A. GOLDSMITH.
Fakr's Golden Female Pills..
For Female Irrc(rtilr
Itiea-within llketliem
ou the market. Hever
fait. Kucoeaalmlyaaed
by prominent ladies
monthly. Guaranteed
to relieve suppressed
menstruation.
SURE1 8AFEI CERTAIN!
VffipL Don't bo bumbnreed.
(CSC "av Time, Health,
sSiJ audmonev;takuooth-
r,
Oah. n mnw ' ' '
.(cure ly mill ou re-
I Addreaa,
THE APHRO RIEDICINE CORPSKT,
Vdtem Branch, Bo 27, POBTLAHD, OB'
for Hale by K. R. LUCKEY 4 CO., Eugene.
ill
X
THE CRY OF MILLIONS,
OH, 7UIY BUCK I
TOP IT NOW,
OON IT WIILM TOO UTt.
f diKatt of th. kidney. nd haw tried
many ainemu remeuies uu
ought aid from different physicians
I wa. Buffering from a wry violent
attack tnat aunoK pnwim
. - . v. . i tontover.
UK. huhuci - ; "
When I lit down It wa. almost Impossible for m,
to get up alone, or to put on my doUw., when
kind providence aent lr. Henley, with th.
OKHUUN suunni u wj
hotel I ImmedUtely commenced
using the tea. It had an almoat
Mlranlnna ..fTm-l .nd to tht IftOO'
Uhment of all the fueet. at the hotel,
In a few day.,1 am happy to Mate,
that X wa. a sew man. i wu
recommend tht tea to all
a. 1 hare been.
0. A. TDPPBR,
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
pauia DM) wu
Brick. Brick.
nn.iin,K A- thrums, mntraotor. anil
builder., have plenty of the bent quality of
brick at their yard ly, mue. nn "".
and will .upply the demand at reasonable
Th alao contract for all kind, of
brick work and guamutea .atisfaotion. Will
deliver brick on oruer to any pan ui mwu.
How to Break up a Severe Cold.
v.m th Virolnia Citv. Mont.. Madison-
i... Whn mm Anil mulinlne ws know to
posses, genuine merit, we oon.ider it a duty,
and we take pleasure Id telling the publio
whit H wan. aucu meuiciuo wo immum
Rpfimdv. Bv the cm
of tbia .yrnp we buve relieved, in a few
boar., severe cows, ana in me cuurw ui
two or three day., entirely broken them up
frinnrlk to whom W6
have recommended it. It i. all it U repre-
ented to be oy ine manuiaciurHra. n tuu
have a cough and want to atop it, Chamber
lain. Oongn liemedy will do the work. For
ale by F. M. Wilkin., Druggint.
IS
afflicted! 1 fl
11
EUGENE CITY
ILL CO,
PATTERSON, EDMS & 00.
m
'Uanufaotnre
Best
Grades
Family
Flour,
Stnr Grain on tin moat favorable term.,
Wheat receipt of any warehou. north of Ku
gn; properly aaiigned, taken in eiohange for
x luur ur f evu
r7IIigket Caah Frlos Paid for Wheat. fT
GEO. F.CRAW,
P0ST0FFICK
Cigar store,
Eugene CltyOregon.
NOTICE TO CKEUITOKH.
Notice It hereby given that the underalgned
ha. been appointed adiuluitKintor ol the entate
of A. K HniKntrom, deceaned, by the county court
of I-ane County, Oregon. All pemon. having
claim. airKlimt the mild eMKto .re hereby notl-
nel to proent the aaine to tne ima auiniuisini
tor or bli attorney, within aiz month, from this
date.
Auguat 3, lWll.
ALFIlRD MASON, Admlnl.trator.
Walton A hku-wohth. Att'ya lor eatnte.
Cough., Cold., Influania, Brenehttlt,
No.ra.n.... Whoopln. Couoh.Crouo.
roll. Ailhml. and every (flectiun of tht
Jhroal, Lunf. and Ch.it, Including Con.um.tlon.
MdraadperouuMut, Genuine lined"!. iutU.
Without Health can-
mi tu
LHLI II not be enjoyed.
THEREFORE USB
w
It la the best nclprr to llealtli and lliiMuicieit
cure on Earth, llie It in time for ail diaraiea ol
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneya and Skin. It
curea Kheumatlam, Malaria, Coated Tongue
and Heailache, relievea Constipation, Bilious
sa and Dyspepaia, drives all impurities out of
th Blood and dries up old Surea. The Businesa
men buy It, the Workingmrn use It. the Ladies
take it, the Children cry lor it and the Farmers
aay It is their best health preserver.
Sold everywhere, Ji.oo a buttle; six for v
Lane
County
awn. euufhei k a.
M
A. 0. llov.T, :
II. C. HimriiRir,
J. M. Airahi,
i : Proaldout
: : Cashier
Assistant Caahter
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Et.'GKNE, OREGON.
Too Much Load
On the Liver will break down ill the
energiet of life, and unfit 70a (or
Work, Business or Pleasure.
Indigestion, Constipation, Sleepless
mss, Biliousness, are the first alarms
nature sounds to warn you of danger.
Moore's Revealed
Remedy
la Mug of the Blood, Llrer and
Stomach-It hu Sever Filled.
ten
JEC2X
Hundred, of teatlmoBUla like thta:
J. E. Miller, Astoria, Or, writs: fit eomd
of a trn Ursa- and blood trouble."
rSoldbyaUdragjisU.
FISHER & WATKINS,
PROPRIETORS
Will keep eoaatantly on hand a full aupply of
23 X7
MUTTON, PCRK AND VEAL
Wtich tliey will sell at the Wast market pri
osa, A fair aliar of the publio patronage so
licited. 1-
. TO TUB FARMERS t
We will pa; the hUW (narks price for Fat
SHOP ON WILTJtMETTK 8TREET,
ETJOEXE Cm, OREGOX
XfeaU delivered to any part of the dty fro of
cnanr.
AuiLitro, Or., Sept. 6 .-A tramp broke
iatoKluma' stors) at Talent, (oar atlkts
north from beie, last ouht. and was sa-
loctins hie plunder wbsw be wa discovered
Dy eooa pnuer, a man aieeptnf ta Id store,
woo aoot ai me nargiar tDra iibm, on
shot going through bia hat and ranging op-
waru, prouncing a naa wouna tbooga hot
uy taiai.
Albuny IleraM. Aumnt 8d.
Mr. Am Mfiwhall, wlilbi 1uI1m
. " .. , . . ...,,..,l,,n mot. with
liny near inis tuy j.., "
waKon came on, w "".? , "
fn fttllliiK, ln'Hkinft btth bones below
i'.1. : ir ,nl,r,iiirlit to th H CltV
and the broken limb dressed by Dm.
Manton and Davis.
News has been received In this city
of afatalawldentatBwtIfome. A
youiiKnian, whose name could not be
oHcertalned was hauling hay. HU
Kren away and he was thrown off
under the wheels. Ho was kicked by
the hornes and run over bv the wagon
i. ,iMith. lfewasaOer-
aim trunncv ...
man aitetl about 20.
A farm hand working ft The Fro
man yenU-nlay was hauling straw.
He fell off the loud and was severely
bruised and cut about the head. IJr.
Ellis, of thU city, dresm-d his wounds.
The voung woman who was shot at
the IttiHa House, Tuesday evening, to
still In a critical condition. l ie
attending physician, Dr. Davis, thinks
she will Kwtver. She was accom
nnnled bv a young man named tun
hSLfanye.nPfoye In the Oregon
Pacific ofllce at Corva lis. The
woman's right namo Is Mrs. irutK.
Her husband lives In Independence.
The fourteen-year-old wm of Daniel
Italnes, who resides near Mill City, had
his arm torn off In the harvest Held on
Hunduy. The lad was working about
a threshing machine, and caught his
left arm In a pully, tearing the arm
V . . . a ,fl. ,.wl whu niYHW
from lis HtK-Kcu 1 i-' i-
erlv dressed and the unfortunate boy
J .n.. ... i..ut ni.iintu. nnd mav
WaS B11VC Ob man 1 -
recover.
1 nr...,. ronvA t.ms. Great ex-
cltement prevulls at Corvallls over the
m . 1.1 ...I ullinst in no in
ii u..Kni.liii nt tur tv. Ileccntlv
Mr. Leadbetter, an old miner who
purchased a smaii lurm m-m
L'utholio cemetery In the foothills in
the suburbs of thut city, was digging a
well, and when down twenty-two feet
1... ,.lr M..XHI nru which his CXIHTl-
enced eye told him was very rich. He
sent it to the Btute Assayer of evada,
at Virginia City, ana weumw uy ic
...1 1 l.i. ..iiimii Tim AMtnnlHliment
wiveu iivi.ii. n. 11 1 1
was general when the assay, a reliable
one, rend $241.40 gold and $H81.05 silver,
$ 1122.45 to the ton. Claims are being
tuken up on good farming land, owned
for years, anu mere i uu u,ui
.1. ru M-lth nuiMnn. for the inul-
cations are it has has been struck rich.
F. M. Johnson, the lawyer, who was
1.. ah....... mi.1,1 lin hni four and a hall
111 rtiuniij, mux . : , , .
acres adjoining Mr. Leadbetter's which
he wus setting out. w iruu,
i.n..n I, ,11110 nnd file a claim on
Hunt iiiHii" .......v -----
It before some ono else got ahead of
him. Tho matter will be pushed,
other assays mauu, aim 11 mere
gold there, Corvallls people proiwseto
get hold 01 11.
t tW "
Knnv Stllt(HIllllli: B.J.
riAi ' . .
mi..., ,,,i,n iim uWtwl aiiiMTinteniU'Ilt
of the state reform school, is expected
s7m.t Iaiiio
to arrive m a lew uuy 4n!" ... 7i 1
lm has been connected with the
stnte's reformatory. The law passed
by tho last legislature provi, nig i, r
11 nf a mfnrnl uh(H)l SHY'S it
lliu vuiiih', i . v .... y ,
shall be directly under the control and
.............mimf nf ihn nform school bourd
lllllllllv ,
-conHistinu o! 'governor ,crrtaryand
superinieiKieiii .uu ii w mii...
see Just how this board can depute au
thority to the superintendent. But It
Will 00 UOI1B UIIU Ull-iv in nmu
hi. r th inniinirement of the Institution
will tie successful. Rules and regula
tions for Its government are now being
prepared for adoption by tho board at
an early meeting.
a Tvuiiir.K Vitkkiiai,. BalemStates-
Ui.nt A- At InileneiHlence ves-
lllllll. - . i
.,,'tiiriwwin it. wus a Inrire numUT
of friends that followed to the last rest
ing place all that was mortal or conn
1 2, ami Mnlvnl Skinner, who were
drowned in the Willamette at Inde
pendence on Tuesday afternoon. As
the cortege moveu siov, iy uuuuu mo
streets ou tne way 10 me eemtieiy
ti.uirtu worn tnlli'hl'll with sor-
row and many eyes bedimmed with
tears. The two forma were lowered
into ono grave. These two gins nave
liviwl tiuriit.her nnd died toirether and
their bodies now rest side by side.
Heavy Potato Crop. This full
the farmers of this part of Oregon are
going to dig perhaps the heaviest crop
of potatoes that hits been produced here
for many years. There are spuds ev
erywhere nnd without exception the
vleld Is simply Immense. The tubers
are of good sio and their quality is the
best. Rut they are not going to oe
worth any money, At present there
are no buyers for shipments.
Severely Kicked. Mayor Mo
Clung was tho recipient of a severe
kick by a horse Sunday morning,
while helping his daughter on a horse.
Tho blow struck him on his right
breast, bruising him somewhat and
loosening a couple of ribs from the
breastbone. It was a glancing blow,
luckily. Dr. Paine was called and
dressed the wounds, and Mr. McClung
is able to be alxwt the house.
Bobsm roa Bali. The following hor.ee
were taken to Salem Monday morning to
be in readine.1 for the State Fair: Carra,
belonging to T. J. Oraig, Kabir Lee by Dr.
T. W. Harris, a 1 year old by T. Chappel, a
a mare by Mr. Daniel, a two year old by
Smith Bailey, Capt. Mount and a 3 year old
by Dr. Watters. The latter two were in
charge of George Gill and tbe other, with
Mr. Mack.
A Neglected Law. Ono section of
a new and neglected law Is as follows:
It shall U) the duty or the dorks or an
sclutol diatfU-U In the state of Oregon
to report to (bo achool superintendent
of their Ndptvtivei'OMntUwtltt) muni's
or an aear-muteor uuiiq youtu rtviumg
within their districts, who are between
the ages of 6 and 14.
Serioi-sly Injvred. Myron Jud-
kins was thrown fnnA a horse Septem
ber 2nd, In this city, aud fell very
hard on the back of his head. Dr.
Paine was called and found that the
Mti of the brain was quite severely
ltmircd. He is lvine at nis home
very low, atul djjubtsare entertained of
his recovery.
We are moving along toward ;lie
''melancholy,, days.
ftm .-nila oive Eutrcno a
city air. There are a number ol
old walks on tho business part ol
Willamette street that should be
replaced with some kmu w new
walks. .
At recent soundings on tho Pacific-
coast, tho Albatross reports
having found a few spot that
reached tho preat depth of four lines.
That's deep enough so you can
swim without kicKing u.u i....
Eight prisoners are confined in
. .. ' ii.. t n nnnt.v dun-
the cells oi mo , v
av ond nifht. The cells
small with solid doors and the
i;ht .nines through a ox-
grate in the thick wall.
11 orUW-'S were w
From Monday'. Paltv,
New Drive Opened. The fr'aife
mount Boulevard will be open for
driving this evening. A new entrance
luw Uvn matie under me ntgn iresuc
at the vntaalniT of the railroad, making
this boulevard fL of e mtest drives
In the vicinity of fM&w,
Married At the reidiu- nt )u?
(side's parents near BprinKtletd,
ejiiwr)ur, p'pu 2, oy itev. itaraner.
IX U til U llbw Molhe K Brattaln.
Btxasi LirauM. ii last Eugen la to
have a eleam laoodtf. Wara. Barry
HowellandAI.Kitoh.no PoxtianJ, have
ranted a baikltng lot tbe pvpoa an4 wul
comm.no operation, in about two weeks
They aboaid receive a good bqtine.
Bramsaa Iskasaraa. Our boaine men
report that trad i. inonaaina daily. When
crop are diapoaod of tha best tisua in rears
sua, suuavu I us.
dun
are
onlv
inch
these
are
in
ight
L. L. Polk, president of the na
tional farmer's alliance organiza
tion, will arrive in Oregon about
the first of October, and will deliver
two lectures while in the tate. He
is an interesting character in Amer
ican politics at present.
A hop grower from Pleasant Hill
reports that there are active little
bugs of tho beetle siiecie a little
longer than the ludy bug that are
numerous in his hop yard. These
bugs apparently destroy hop lice,
working among the leaves of the
hop blossom, no lice being found
thereafter.
Trcn fnptuinH lit The Dallecs Quar
reled over a water works system for
1?1 a!
over a year, during wnicn umo
$50,000 which the city had borrow
ed for water purposes lay idle. Now
a fire comes along and causes a loss
of hundreds of thousands of dollars
which might have been prevented
by a good system of direct water
pressure.
Thn ttpiHihliean leaders in Ohio
are dodging tho issue of tho cam
paign. They uaro not go to me
people of that state on the forced
conclusions of the high-tax prob
lem, because they know it means
uncertainty arid unsafcty on politi
cal lines. Sherman's speech on
tho ailver mifistion the other day.
bliv wa w rm ft '
however, will drive the farmers to
' ..... . . i
the support ol the Democratic ticK
et. Tho chances of Campbell's re
election are brightening with the
progress of the campaign.
Cottage Grove Items.
Leader, Sept. 5th.
Mr. Dewnld moved into his new
residence Thursday. Mr. J. A. Ben
son will occupy the house vueated by
Mr. Dewald.
Mr. Lovelace while working on the
warehouse of Mr. Lurch's fell from the
top joist receiving a bruise on his right
thigh, but not serious.
The Cottage Grove cornet band,
under the leadership of Mr. L. F.
Wooley, gave ono of their populur
entertainments lust Saturday evening
at the Sherman opera house.
Hop picking commenced in the
Knox hop yard near town Tuesday.
The hons uro not Infected with lice ns
in the lower valley, and the yield will
be better this season than lust.
C. H. Wallace A Soiib have secured
the contract for the brick work ou the
bank and will commence work upon It
as soon as the brick can lo burned.
They are making about 8000 ier day.
The ladles of the M. E. church irnve
a sunncr nt Whinnle's hall Tuesday
evening which proved a grand success.
The doors opened at six o'clock nnd
supper was served until after nine.
The tables were crowded all the time
nnd all participated in an enjoyable
time. About HO was realized from
the supper. The proceeds arc to assist
In buying an organ for tho M. E. Sun
day school.
The ladies of the C. P. church organ
ized an Aid Society, at the church on
Monday, Aug. 2K, In response to a call
of the pastor. Tho following named
lady members and menus oi me
church met. Mrs. (1. B. Rogers, K.
Perkins. 8. Cochran, M. Currin, A.
Wallace, N. M. Oglesby, L. McMurry,
S. L. Hannes and Mrs. M. C. Younger.
Meethnr called to order bv pastor.
Tho following olllcers were elected:
Mrs. Touchette, president; Mrs. A.
Wtillnrai Y'tuk-i.rvujlit.mt fla r.1.,10
TlllllUVVj 1IVV J'liniUlUj A. lO. JJV.III
Jordon, secretary; Mrs. Haruics, treas
urer.
Mr. I. H. Ventch while driving
through Dave Mosby's fann east of
town Saturday, met a black bear along
the road. I le at once pursued Mr. Bruin
and soon had him up a tree; then a
rltle was obtained and the bear killed.
Three more were seen in that neighbor
hood the same day. Tho largo black
ltear that has been causing D. W.
Hardinir some trouble, and tho loss of
several head of sheep was also captured
and killed Saturday. "Senator
Veateh did tho shooting act"
in a bet murmuring.
September 9, 1891.
School commenced last Tuesday.
Threehiug is a thing of tha past in this
seotioa.
Mr. Workman'. saw mill is running in
full blast.
Sunday aohool every Sunday. A cordial
Invitation is extended to all.
This neck o' the wood, la almost denoD.
luted linoe hop picking began.
Mi.s Anna Drury, of Mill oreek. visited
here over Suuday with relatives.
William Workman and danohter. Mrs.
Sarah Dmry, visited with friends last week
near Oakland, this .tate.
Messrs Drury and Rice returned lost
rrtdsy trom a two week, trip in the moun
tains. They were inspecting the im
provement, made by 'Squatters" on mil-
roau iana.
Thinking that perhaps Tonr many read.
art would like to hear from this part of Un
cle Sam's domain we will report, a. often a.
convenient, tbe ever-changing chain of
event, of the vicinity. Uur mail train ar
rive, twice a week, vi: Mondays and Fri
day!, and depart, a. many times. Wa all
anxiously await tbe arrival of tbe Guard.
atvj tfe decision seem to be that we could
not turves without it.
Oiujiavs.
State Poultry AwoViatiuQ.
An important meetiug of the Poultrj men
Of till. bMinn will K. 1.. I.I ..;.
erounde at Salem on Thur-ul iy, September
av, tor i,p i u -pose oi orguizing a state
Doultrv S!UUV'ltinn TiAra In !.
anion ha auoh an ww'ir'tion while tome
w. .uvw u.i uirw yr IV. ttojl I
none. It Is d aired that ever? oouub
represented at tb meeting, and a many
will attend from Oakland and vicinity as
aa do so. It 1889 lb total value of wheat
raised in Aiu United Bute wa 43S,0o0,-
"s iu puuury product wat oii,uoo,uuu.
Poultry raisino is nn nf ilia nrini-m.l in.
du.trieaofthi. vicinity and this meeting
ar-w ivit
of
fair
on
?er
spark
can
in
it.
in
Lane
11 VI UVVO ifw.w
vt to be proven
euilty there would be a great out-
.... A nrnn Hhv nountv. however,
cry "v,v ' i
maltreats the unfortunates who
held for trial by confining them
lmnt trhrdlv witllOUt ll
or ventilation, unhealthy, without
adequate sewerage and dangerous to
tllO omrero n" o-
them.
T nn nnnnttf flWPH it tO nCf
JJttllO VWUl.vj " . .
.v, hnililinc of a lail
Iiailiu limn n.v m..v...0 -
modern principles should no longer
i l.i a mnn with ft snark
ue ueiuyou.
.it,j:n fn hid fidlnw men
Ul IL'UilllK 11 '
i .L r I .i.vnnnr ar imh nniiui
OUl let" i iiiuig"""
1 ! .1. nnunnnrl OTfl nlHirtCrOd.
wnicu iuo jjwovm-.o - -i
ui.o.wr Vnlnnrl rlnes everything
in his iiower to make confinement
. a 1 A !lL nitnHtAa nt
endurable, dui wim wa quuiii
his command little can bo done t
-il.'n l,n oiirTnrincs of the DriS
UllvVliltd UIW ,
oners. The county authorities
must act. Humanity demands
. i .. ii.
T ho cost will be no larger man
.1... rnva Tn nnv event
tllO lUlUlW. . "J
county does not need to coin money
OUl 01 DlWHl.
The Lover Ala. Kill IIImelf
Bloominoto.v, 111., Sept. 7. Vr,
'i...,i..u i,' lf.illnril of Havbrook. 111..
....i uu iiortim I ji ui of linker Citv.
Or., daughter of the lute Judge Ison, of
that place, were iounit ueau una nnu
i.... tin Uiiiinni lun vnuno-nh vsician
who came to this city, and ever since
then has been importuning wish iwm,
iris her mother to
attend college, to marry him. She
thought much of him. but lagged him
( ,,.,t,i,i, flu, nvpnr, until after her
education was completed. This morn
ing he appeared at me nouse anu nu
n,i ititiirivrpvv with Miss Ison in tllC
parlor. While talking with her he
pulled out a revolver and shot her
twice, once through the hend and once
ti,r,n,rli tha lidiirt nrndiifino- instant
death. Tho doctor then shot himself
five times, dying In a few minutesj
Miss Bertha Ison was the only
daughter of the late Judge Luther B.
Ison. or uaKer ciry, ur. juuge imm
..nil imlirn nf tho utlltp fl roll It (Nllirt for
thn ulvth liuliclnl dlHtrlet. Ho died
early lost year, nnd his wife and
daughter nave uoen in ine r.usi, several
months, coniiiletinor the vounir lady's
education. Miss Ison is said to have
been a very handsome young lady
nluinl 10 iaiiisi nf nirn fllllf hnn nllmpr.
UUVU, 1 11 J V 1. . ) i 1., , ...... .".-.-
ous friends in Eastern Oregon, where
A II 1 f 1
her parents uvea ior ninny yeurs.j
Resolutions of Respect.
The followinir preamble and resolu
tions were adopted by J. W. Geary
Post O. A. It.. Saturday evening last
Whereas, comrade w. T. jucaiur-
try, M. D., who was surgeon in the
llltli Pennsylvania Infuntry, for three
years during the war and a late member
of J. W. Ueary Post iso. , or ttugene,
Oregon, has fately been called from
the Grand Army of the Republic to the
Grand Army above, therefore
kesolved, that the comrades or tne
mourn the loss of one whose life was
characterized bv manliness, patriotism.
courage and great resignation during
the progress or tho insidious disease
wlili'h culminated in his death.
Resolved, that we extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved compan
ion whose wifely devotion to mittiirate
tho sufferings and cheer the sufferer
were manifest to ail.
Resolved, that a copy of this pre
amble and these resolutions be given
to the sorrowing wife and that they be
published in the niugene papers.
U. J. TRAVIS,
8. R. Williams,
R. H. Robs,
Committee,
Florence Notes.
The West, Sept. 4.
The river is full of Bulnion.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Berry are now
residents of Florence. They are the
kind of people we like to have come
among us. They expect to remain for
several weeks aud possibly all winter.
Mr. Christensen is making strenuous
efforts to salt all the salmon that runs
In the Great Siuslaw. Last night before
twelve o ciocK he caught sixty-nv
and it was not much of a night for
fishing either. Nothing like we used
to have.
The nivstervsurroundlnirthfi finding
of a upturned boat near Capt. Cox's
river residence on Monday, this week
Is still a thing of conjecture. The pec-
no who mat morning left Florence in
he boat were a Mr. Johnson, of
Chicago, and a friend of his, They
gave out that they were going to the
cape for a hunt. They have not been
seen at the cape up to date, but Instead
two men answering their description
were seen going down the beach in the
direction of Gardiner and that Is
where the mystery lies.
Real Estate Transfers.
I00INS.
L. Davis to Nettie B. Hurlburt, 71 x 80
teet on Mntn street; SoU.
008HIN.
E M Warren to School District No. 13,
lots 1, 4,5 and 8, block 5, in Warren 'i
auumon ii.
JONOTIOSI.
J B Morln io Sarah M Houston, lot 2,
1. 1 - L n J Will; . ..... jm.. 9
uioca o, in oiiinorn a anamon; fauu.
J. W. Starr to Mrs. Mary Starr, lot 3,
and 5, block 66; 1,000.
Compliments.
The Florence West savs;
The EuofiXB Daily Guard is a gem
In the nHWsnmwr nn-na ft la na nlonn
a piece of newspaper enterprise as has
developed in the state of Oreimn for
many moons. It is made up of the
very cream oi news boin general and
local. Its editorials are crisp and
pungent, while typographically it Is a
beauty to look tnxin. Kiili-iib snd nil
Lane county should feel proud of the
jjailv wuakd ana see mat it wants
not for justly merited support
Another Dalles Fine Thn
!)nlle$eoni to lie keeping up its record
a the flttj'lifte. The stables at the fair
imillnil I .... 1 rtMif.ilii..,ilwnl.nnl.HJ
,1,1, NH,i,iifuj rACflllltJ SHU
40 stalls were burned tX'fore 'fhe fire
could be checked. Fifty horses' were
liberated by two men before the Are
reached them. A three-vear-old stal
lion was burned to death. Loss $1500,
jnsuranee f-.tuo.
Am H uplift, Mh?9 Ollie, aged ten
years, daughWo7Beiii.
irviug.
Who
arm
lives near I mug. had "he
broken Sunday morning atthewfist
by Jumping off a frightened horse and
falling on the ground. Dr. T. W. Har
ris act the limb last evening and the
jtuuerer is uping nicely.
Sells tho Cclcbn
NON-RUSTING T
GENERAL DEALKRS Is
HARDWARE, STOVt!
EUGENE, - OfcW
ROTHi.G
BTKY
(ft A
and set mORE POWER
and use LESS WATER
Write for our Mew Illustrated Catalogue for I8L
THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL & ENGINE CO., JffiffiSffi.
Eugene Foundrj
AND
3VEa,cliiiie Sliops.
G. IM. FRAZER, Proprietor.
-MAKES ALL KINDS OF
Castings, v Store v Fronts V and v hj
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY A SPECIALTT.
Giv me a trial. I guarantee my work to give satisfaction. Shop, fwwif
Rlghth Htraet and mill race. 0. N. FBAZH
NEW GOODS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
From the Cheapest to the Best a:
prices according to quality.
A LARGE STOCK OF
lift a ad
mm
From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties cr
be suited either as to Price or Quality,
Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Piiceuf
the Finest; can suit you if you give us a call, ;
OUR STOCK is J
tSTFree New ami Stylisli.JgJ
Look us over: if we do not save you money, we will make Borne ow :
sell to you low,
:A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES
F. B. DUNN
Boot & Shoe Store
A. HUNT. Prop.
Will hereafter keep a complete .took of
Ladies' Misses' and Children's SHOES.
BUTTON BOOTS,
Slippers, White and Black Sandals
FINE KID SHOES,
MENS' AND BOYS'
BOOTS & SHOES
And in fact ererythinst in the Boot and
Shoe line, to whioh I Intend to devote
my especial attention.
-MY GOODS ABE FIRST CLASS.
And fruaranteml a represented, and will
b eold for the lowest prioe that good
article can be afforded. A. HUNT
Important
lice,
My Patrons and the public
are notified that I will sell all
Goods and Merchandise at
my
Gregfwell :-: Store!
FOK THE
Liowest Cash Price !
Will pa the Highest Market Price forFano
Produce.'. To t-ip cur lanre etock will
pv8PECIArL' INppCjSMEfJ ft Caah
lL D- SCARBROUCH, CRESWELL
JAMES McCLAR0,
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS andCIGj
Willamette Street, bet 7th aad
Sportsman's Eporimt
HORN dt PAINE,
Practical GunsmiA
Pealen W
GUNS, R1TIK
Fishing Tarkle anil Saterii!.
Sewing Machine "drfi .
All ninua
Repairing done in the ntet itfU
ranted. ,
Guns Loaned & Ammunition Fun
Store on Willamette aW-
EXCITEMENT
Kuna high in thi. city
everybJy 1. nalng it lr 'bi.?',
build np their .yem. Try
friend, ibout It, as It rou; P0"
menus swui ... -:- . it-
mcrit when all speak well ol n-
From a terrible death. I i " . ta
Deing curea oi cr - - ic,m.
Positive and Ke:tlve E!e -m '
never fails to cure Kheumat l.m.
Hack, Sure Throat, Ueadaibe.
Trv it
WANTED.
WOOL, II I
AND FUKS
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COLD8MITH'8'