I
1TY AND COUNTY
'.TCRDAY . . SEPTEMBER 20. Ml.
EOAKD OF TitADE.
; lection of Officers For the Ensuing;
scar, trie.
Board of Trade met in regular annual
loii, President 8. JI. Friendly in
the chair.
Iteport of Treasurer Osburne Knowing
) lance on luind of f335.S5, read.
Kill of Yorun IlroH. for f Wo, as jx-r
, ntract with finance committee, for
i .. I.. I .. .. . .
Ul BJK.-CIIII euiiinu or Ilcglstcr
r m1, and sccretury ordered to draw'
v immt on treasures for uinount.
iieslgnations of A. E. Wheeler, J.
i, .'. JolniHon, M. H. Harker, A. W. Huh.
' It. It. Scott, L. U. Adair, W. II.
, .tt'miin, J. K. Loud, J. F. Atherton
u 1 K. M. Warren read and imuies
i leivd stricken from the roll.
Secretary ordered to draw warrant in
' vor of 8. St. Yoran, expenses to Port-
nd, Muy 7th, to committee meeting,
i.
The following officers were elected
f r the ensuing year:
President. J. D. Matlock.
First Vice President. E. C. Smith.
t-'ecoiid Vice President. ,S. M. Yoran.
Treasurer. F. W. Osburn.
.N-cretary. G. O. Yoran.
Adjourned. P. E. Hnoikjrahs,
Secretary.
A Narrow Escape.
Astoria Town Talk, Sept. 18: Hut
fur the prompt mid courageous action
or lapiaitij. ii. umy, another drown
lug accident would have lieeu chron
it It .1 Inst evening. About four o'clock
yesterday a 8 year old son of George
j nil was piuying on me wharf at
(irny's dock und slipped overboard
from the slip. A hiiuiII companion
with a presence of mind that Is seldom
oxhiblted in such cuses by older heads
mail iiib ran up tho wharf lustily
yeuiug, -jxiy ovcrooaru." uiptain
Cray was sitting In his office and ran
t onoe to the rescue, throwing off iiis
domes as lie ran. fortunately, on
reaching the spot he found an old
skiff lying right where the boy had
fallen in. He quickly Jumped into the
nkl.Tand reached out an oar to the
ly, who with anus waving wildly
alHitit him, was going down for the
last time. The little fellow caught the
oar, and holding on with a death grip,
wua dragged into the boat nearly dead
from sutl'ocation. Captain Gray rolled
him across his knee, and though he
was black in the face and apparently
lifeless yet by working w ith him lie
was gradually restored and taken to
his home, in jumping into the boat
Captain Gray struck his side on the
guuru, making a painful bruise.
Public Auction.
I will sell at public auction to Ihe high
et bidder, on too farm formerly owned by
fin. oimmous, iyt mile east or Bpring
Hold, on
THCBSDAT, OCTOBKB 15, 1891
At 10 o'clock a. m. tbe following de
scribed property, to-wit: 4 head of good
work homes, 1 pony, 3 milch eowa, 3 year
ling heifers, 3 calves, 3 set of harness, 1
bioiier, 1 mower, 1 two home cultivator,
1 rake, 1 fanning mill, 3 Sterling plow, 1
ground roller, 1 four section barrow, 1 was.
cu and other articles too numerous to men
tion.
Tkbjis. One year's time will be siren,
ou approved security with interest at 8 per
cent, for all snnis over $10 a discount of
8 per cent will be given for cash.
John Sdckow
IIknbi Matthews, Auctioneer.
Shipment of Cattle.
Baker City Democrat: Alex MoPherson,
a wealthy cattle Miser of Bridgeport, is in
tbe city making arrangements for the ship
ment oi a tram of beet cattle to lblcsgo.
Tbe train, to consist of ten cars, will leave
this city In about a week. Tbe Chicago
market is anite active aud shippers can
lealize more handsomely by shipping there
than to the Bound markets as heretofore.
Died. About two mill east of Eu
gene, September 22, 1801, Cliantis Mc
pherson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gum Mo
Pherson, aged about 20 years. He was
sick only three or four days with bil-
lous fever. The funeral took place this
afternoon at 2a0 o'clock at the Mumey
.cemetery. The family have the sym-
paty of all In their sad bereavement.
University Law School. The law
;cchool of the University of Oregon will
,open nr. Portland on uctooer 7 in wun
'about 50 students. 20 of whom are in
'the senior vear and 30 in the iunior.
Junior students take only three lectures
a week, while those in the senior year
are required to take six. The lectures
re delivered bv Judire Matthew P.
IDeady, Judge E. D. Shattuck, Judge
iL. L. MoArthur and It. I. Thurston.
Call a Halt That tired languid feeling
titans that your system is in a state to in-
Tile diseas, and Wright s Compound .ex
tract of Sarsaparilla is wbat yon need at
Iocs to expel impurities of the blood and
puiu you up. Bold by an aruggisi.
Geo. W. Kinsey, Auctioneer.
When yon want Tour goods, household
(Jimiture or land sold at anction, call of
peo. W. Kinsey, tbe pioneer and most sue
iessful auctioneer in Lane County. He will
tund to all aalea on a reasonable com-liisaioa.
Notice.
I When wantino oemater work so lo E.W ,
ifhison k Co.. who are oreoared to furnish
HI kinds at lowest prices for Brst-cUa work.
lur Portland cemeut walls lor enclosing
fciuetury lota are the Inest yet put opon
fee market, and are furnished at about half
Be cost of stone. Call and see oar beasti-
1 ISarre k Westerly granite and best
(rades of Termont marble. Offices at Al
bany, Eugen and Boseburg.
Very liesuecttully lours,
E. W. Acawsoa k Co.
Sheep Inspectors Kotice.
i All nersons In Lane eonnty owning scab-
fy sbep or sheep afflicted with other dis
Isws, are hereby notified that said sheep
just be thoroughly dipped, sufficient to kill
id disease, forthwith.
I Any person failing to comply wun this no
lo will be liable to have bis sheep dipped
9 the Inspector at said persons expense.
fake notice and save costs,
Dated Jane 5, 1891.
Gio. Fish is. Sheep Inspector.
Don't Believe It
cn told that P. M. Wilkins. ths drotrist,
I not aellinif "Wisdom's Bobertine for tbe
tmplnion, the most elegant and only really
ftrmieaa nrmaralion of its kind ill tbe
orld, and giving a bfentifnl pictnre card
nth every bottle.
The cheapest place to bay yoar bnilJers ,
raware, tinware, (Ism, rope, anq i amu
iujaciine opf, sc., is at
lls'ocie Uuildwg.
LniBia Notice. Go to ths Depot Inmbej
ard for cheat) lnmhr. Andrews will not
ondonoid.
Fiaxcaa, Ammoa.-All kinds of ma
sin oils at bed rock prices at
VaMinacao & Kaarr't.
Brevities.
Houowar-WATCHta, Clocia, Jiwu.it
SrieracLta ad Music,
Day 1 IlenJerion.
Cant as shots at O. E. K's.
Walton k Skipworth, Lawyers.
Go to 0. E. Kransse for loot wetr.
Call on Caswell for sldowalk '.amber.
Rubber bottom shoes at O. E. Eraasae's.
Bbet music at Tatteraon k Christian's.
Oth bt.
Money to loan on farms. Enquire of Jaue
naiHin,
KeettiH nw stylt-a of Oak furniture at
Day & lit mleritoo s.
Hot and cold baths every day in the week
at Jerry Horn's barber shop.
Carpets, carpets, all new styles for spring
trade at Day it Heudureou's.
For flue suits made to order and ready
made clothing, go to Ed Hanson.
See Ike sew invoice of oak furniture, all
new patterns at Day t Henderson's.
21 dollar will buy a solid, antique, oak
bed room set at Day k Hen tenon's.
C. Man. Barber Bhop and Bath Booms.
First door north of Dunn's new block.
Blank deeds, mortgage dt-eds and chattel
mortgages tor sals at the Gcabd office.
$5,000 worth of ladies' shorn to be sold at
or below cost. J. D. Matlock.
Mr Geo F Craw has ths sole aicency for all
brands of ths celebrated Taniil Punch Cigars
Remember tbat Hanson 4 Sod hav tbe
best selected stock of clothing in town.
Brine vonr old scrap cast iron to the Eu
gene Iron Foundry where yon can dispose
of it.
Ensene Flour $1.35 per sack. Th Eu
gene Flouring mills maks the best quality
of roller mill Hour.
If you are getting too old for your apeo
tacles, or if they do not exactly suit yon take
them to Watts and have new lenses fitted.
Best line of plush and light weight cloth
wrani from 10 to 35 dollars south of Port
land, now on exhibition at A. T. Peters.'
Dr. G. W. Biddle may be found at his
residence on Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets one block west of the Minne
sota Hotel. He is prepared to do all dent
al work in tbe beat manner.
The best family remedy it undoubtedly
Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Harm
leas, it accomplishes relief where many oth
er medicines fail to do. It may be safely
given to the infant as well as tbe adult.
Peddlers are like the Irishman's flea, and
often irresponsible, so buy an organ of a
reputable bouse, aud that will not fall to
pieces with tbe first damp weather. Call
and see Uolloway'l.
Henderson, dentist.
Oxford ties at O. E. K's.
Fountain pens at Watts'.
Overgalters at O. E. K's.
Job work at tbe Guabd offloe.
Tennis goods at 0. E. K's.
We lead, others follow. O. E. K.
Wigwam slippers at O. E. Krausse's.
Russet shoes at O. E. K's.
Go to Smith k Hall to sell your wool.
Go to Goldsmith's aud get prioes on bacon
and lard.
Selette Plush Jackets only 10 dollars alJA.
V. Peters.'
Men's patent leather shoes at O. E.
Krausse's.
Blank deeds and mortgages for sale at the
Gcabd office.
Goldsmith pays the highest cash price foi
oountry produoe.
Try some breakfast bscon from Southern
Oregon. A. Goldsmith.
Forest City Dongola shoes only $1 50 a
pair at A. V. Peters.'
All kinds of mill saws and files for sale at
Richard Mount's aaw shop.
Remember the $1 50 Dongola shoe, good
value for $2, at A. V. Peters'.
The beat assortment of children's shoes
ill be found at O. E. Krausse's.
When wantins a nice tie or anything in
the furnishing line go to J. E. Bond.
Blank notices for the location of quarts
mines for sale at the Guabd otfioe.
For all kinds of farmintr implements call
on J. M. Hendricks on Ninth Street.
Screen windows and doors, glass, sash and
doors at Bioalow A Kibkpatbick.
My entire stock 10 per cent, discount for
cash. J. O. Uatloci.
If von want to buy a magnificent organ
from 150 to $75 cheaper than peddlera can
sell you, go to W. liolloway.
W. Holloway has just received a consign
ment of new organs, without doubt tbe on
est toned instruments ever brought here.
Call and see them.
A larse assortment of wall paper just re
ceived at tbe Eugene Book Store. Call and
see it.
Banga'McKenzle Springs Stage Line.
A Dictionary Bargain.
We oiler the following inducement
to BulwerlU'w to the Weekly Ui'AKn:
rorHao we will furnlah the iaier to
new sulaa rilieni or old ones living
one year In advance, with a copy of
eoKicr s unaumigeti uiciiouary.
The book has l.Wl nagctt. In hand-
Homely Itound, and Is a WbuIii alone
at that figure. It has an apiendlx of
ur.ouu new wonm, io,uio aynonyiiw,
rououncimr vocu u ur i or ser ntun
clasxieul and ircoirranhlcul imnun. ami
a dictionary of mercantile ami legal
leniiH, also a large iiunilier or llliintra.
tlons. (.'all ami see for vournelvin.
The Daily IH'Aun for three months,
iiciivervti, ana the dictionary nr ft.75.
r.very family needs an unabridged
dictionary, and this in nil excellent
opiHirtunlty to oecure one for a nominal
price.
High Bank Happenings.
September 24, 181.
Kiiool opened Monday with a fair
attendance.
Frank Mattenon Bundayed at home,
"ttu iri'iiiiKiiriti.
Mian Clara Edward paid relative in
r.ugeiie a vim this WeeK.
P. Konta atteuded the state fair at
Niiem.
Lai Young, of Fall Creek, wiw here
iuuuuay.
Mr. Brooks departed for Eastern
Uregon last week.
Ilev. Sweeney moved his household
etlecta to Lowell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Campliell, of Camp
Creek, O. A. Campbell and wife and
Arthur Comegya went to the Hltie
Itiver ou a pleasure trip and hunting
cAjteuiiiuu iawi weeK. KKon.AK
Auction Sale.
I will sell at public auction, at my farm
i miles north of Eugene, aoroas the W.
lamette, on Wednesday, Uclolx-r 14, 1NKI,
at li o'clock M., the following draenbed
property, to-wit: 1 span of horses, 0 year
oiu, weigut 1,'juu is., well unite; 3 wrll
broke driving marea, weight about 1,100 tt
each, young animals; 1 span, mare and
horse, 7 year old, will weigh 1,'JjO; 10
borws, mart-sand colts, some well matt-bed,
and broke lo drive aingle or double. 1 cart.
1 single biiL'gy, 2 sttts of double liarue, 2
sets of single baruess, 'J wagons 3 l-i aud
3 3-4, both Htuilt baker. 1 smsll bnin-h
of cattle, alo a flue lot of bogs. This will
afford a Hue opportunity for purebaaers to
gel tbe nueat lot of stock In Laue county.
TlKMa All sums uudt-r twenty dollars
caah Sums stove f .M, note with approved
sw.'urity, payablit oue year from date ol
sale. E. M. Wahiun.
u. W. hiNMKT, Auctioneer.
Mabel Murmuring.
September 23, 1891
Mrs. John Spores, of Mohawk, viniled
ber pareuts here last week.
Mr. Workman returned from Oakland
last Saturday where be baa been yinitiuii
I r lends.
Mises Kate and Annie Diury went down
to Eugena Saturday preparatory to enter
ing the Uuiterxity.
Mr. GusHit. of lliub Banks, was here last
week locking at laud with a view of pur
cbaing a farm.
Mr. Whit more sold bis sawmill, on Mill
Creek, reefutly. We did not learu the
purchaser's name,
OlWSBVKS.
For a Valley League.
liny Herald: Manager Moore
or the AIImiiIcm ami Muniiger
Estray Sale.
Taken up by tbe undenigued In tbe city
of Eugene September 18, 18!) I, tbs follow-
ing described astray animals: Oue roan
filly about 3 years old; Ismail bay mare 9
or 10 years old, two indittiuct brsnds on
ber right shoulder. She has a this year's
bay colt with bei; 1 large black Uiare 9 or
It) yeara old; white right hi ml foot, blaze in
forehead; 1 larce gray mare 6 or 7 Tears
- - . ... ,
UIU.
l win sell tbe above estray animals at
public auction, at Clark's stable in the city
of Eugene, to tbe highest bidder for ch
in baud ou Saturday, October 10th, 18UI,
ai me nour ul i o clock p. m. of said day,
J. T. Wittkb, Nightwatcb.
Auction Sale.
I will sell at publio auction, on the farm
of B. G. Mulkey, V, miles west of Irviug
station, on Saturday, Oct. 3, 1891, at lu
o clock a. in., tbe following desorided prop
erty;
1 span of hones. 1 wseon. 1 set of team
harness, 8 or 10 bead of cattle, 20 bead of
good fattening bogs, 20 tons of good hay,
65 bushels of rye and some other crain.
plows, harrows, household and kitchen fur
niture and other articles too numerous to
mention. Terms of sale cash.
A. W. Nobtoii.
W, T. Kayser, Auctioneer.
Keal Estate Transfers.
El'QENE.
Emma J Pollock to J E Koach, lot
3, block 4 In llccs' addition and lots 6
and 7 in Chesher's addition: $1,200.
A R Hnilth to Lucy F Purkerson,
ioi , oiock i, uiieMier'g atniition; fDO.
J P Chesher to Ida J ltoblnson. lot 4.
oiock, i, inesnerg aauiuon; (iuu.
COTTAOR OBOVR.
Caroline M Morns to J Lewis and C
II llurkholder, lot 4, block 2, Shield's
auumoii; j.tu'J.oo.
CX)UNTRY.
John Stewart to Dr. L. W. Ilrown,
acres m iniiB.iisw; WM.s-i.
M Cannady to JchhIo 8 Whibtcll, 20
acn'H in i n 17 w, it o w; skm.
On'con Central Military ltoad Co to
H F Hendricks, 8 acres in Tp 19 8, It 2
v ;
Albertson's Condition l'nchan-ed.
EsiriBB Crrr, Or., Sept. 23. Arrivals
by stage from Gstdiner report tbe condition
of Albertson about tbe same. He is resting
easily and is still closely guarded by the
officers. It is not known yet when they
will leave lor Taoom or by wbat toute.
Allmii
house
Minto, of the Haleni liusc ball clulis lire
Hulking a determined ellort toorgiinize
a vulley lengue for next sciihou. They
should la given encouragement as an
organization of this kind would not
only be a splendid advertisement to
me rvsiHTtive cities, tint an interest
would lie created and It would give us
a mctniimlitan air. liesldes it is re-
frexliiiig to see a gootl game of ball aud to do
this heretofore one hatlto go to Portland or
Baieni. io make It a success Albany,
Salem, Eugene aud Corvallis, or Albius
would bave to go into it. These oities
could niaiutain a lively It-ague. '1 be States
man says with no league lu tbe valley there
win be no ctiilem team next year.
That 10,000 Prize.
The report la being circulated that Ihe Ten
Thousand Dollar Grand Trize with College
Hill lots has been withdrawn, but the re
port is false, and the prize will be given to
the purchasers as advertised.
INHANK. insanity seems to bo on
the Increase, at least in Lane county.
Hardly a weeK passed out that some
iM-rson Is adjudged Insane In this
county. Wednesday at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Emmu Langworthy, who has
leen In Eugene during the oast vear.
was examined before Judge Scott. IVn-
uty rroseeutlng Attorney Potter ami
Medical Examiners llrs. Ilrown and
ltowiund, and adjudged insane. The
cause of her Insanity is domestic
troubles. Her husband and children
live on Lake creek.
From Thurmlav's Dallv.
To thi Astlum. Special Deputy Sheriff
Alounee look tbe lady, pronounced insane
yesterday, to tbe asylum by the morning's
local train.
hiii:vitii:m.
Puiuiw. unit) and gas fittiui.'s at Miller A
i-oug.
D. I.luu A Sou. furniture and undertak
lug.
Cook stoves from f 1.50 to f 00 at Miller
k Long s, Uth street.
Nice aasortuieut of hardware at Miller k
Loug s.
Oats bought and stored by Ihe Eugene
Milling io.
Miller ic Long is the cheapen! place for
stoves ana tinware.
K.ep saying over to yourself, "I can get
oaruaare ai Miller bong s.
Tbe beat buggy msde for tbe money, is F
Li. numbers fnu pleasure wagons.
Attention Fsrniers. Call on Millt-r Jt
Long for Stoves, Tin and Hardware,
tO.OCO bags o loan to thou who deaire to
store their wheat lu the Lugeue Mills.
Owners of (arms desirous of teuants call
on the Eugeue Improvement Cc, liegister
blot'K.
For choice Spencer Butte numery apple,
pear trees, ic, write lo Urville I'brips, I.u
geue.
Why 1 t Sleep ou the floor when ti
win nuy a double btUntead at Day 4 lien
ueraou s.
Csrpeuters snd conlrst'ton will save Dion
ey by getting timiiug aud plumbing from
Miller k Loug.
Tinning, plumbing and job work of
all kimU iloue cheap aud ou short notice t.1
Miller A Long.
Miller ,t Long are sole sgents for the eel
ebrated Gold Com aud Gordon Stoves and
Itanges in hugene.
ltemenibt-r that the Eugene Milling Co..
is I'd vina oats, ami storing Ihutu alio. Lib
eral prices offered.
Don't pans by D. Linn A Son's furniture
store without examining their flue new line
ol tiiruitiire jiiHt received.
Oak bed rootu sets and all other kinds of
furniture, shades snd carpets at Day A
lU'ndt'ntou s, cheaper than ever.
If you want a suit of clothes or a pair of
pantaloon go In liavis, I lie tailor, lie guar
antees sullhlut'tion anil low prices.
Golden Age Disc Harrow with or without
seeder, best and lowest price in the market
at t . L. l lUMUXBS.
imver milled now. also Ulivers new
steel plow warranted lo scour in any soil.
"lining, Milky or uang riowsaud any
ining yoll betd to culiivate Hie grouud
wun. I'. I,. Liiamukbs
Fresh oysters are here again.
The opening of the State University adds
new i ue to fcugeue.
Trains are crowded now going and com
ing iroiu tue Portland lair.
H. C. Perkins returned Monday from
airip io urani county.
For watches, docks, silverware and lew.
elry go to Holloway's. All uew goods aud
novelties.
J. M. Sloso and sons have gone lo East
ern Uregou to look alter their stock Interests.
John Hlxon is very sick at his home
on the McKenzle, and his recovery Is
(lOIIIIIIUI.
Mrs. Nellie Swift will go to Sen Francis
co (hit week aud will make ber future home
in that city.
Tbe two leading attractions at tbe late
fair were the fruit palace and tbe blind
school exhibit.
Ileal estate transactions quiet.
It Is said that Hlian Conner will soon
take the comluctorshlp of the Albany
litem,
Sterling Hill who is in tbe undertaking
business st Kat Portland has been elected
to membership in the Northwest Funeral
virectors Association
Friday evening, as a party of young men
were returning to their homes, near Iisker
City tbe tongue of the vehicle in which
they were riding dropped to tbe ground and
the horses started on a mad run, throwing
tbe occupants to ihe ground and injuring
one of them, Pbil Collins by name, so se-
noumy, mat bis comrailes tear be may not
recover.
the Polk conntv llenilztr avMnntlt
knows whst it Is talking about wh-n it says
thst one of Ihe certainties is tbat alter s
while this vslley will be thickly populated
snd divided np iuto small tracts. The time
will come when as much as a huudred acre
farm will be tbe exception. Hut then there
ill be sa much produced on fifty acres as
there is now ou twice that amount of
grouud.
Parties comlmr tin from Luke T.a
bish, which tint bog the Hoiithern
laclllc crosseti by n trestle ami where
mere was a train-wreck on a memor
able NovciiiIht night lust year, say the
niiiroau company nas men on the
ground ready to commence work on
the till. The lake Is to la crossed bv n
till iwcmglng six feet high ami mK)
lift long. There will be deen cuts at
cither end of the till, the one at Che-
iiiawa iHlng not less than tell feet
Ihe m-eulur uuicksand formation of
i tie son makes u higher or heavier nil
inipracticatile.
Clocks at Holloway's,
Wm. Smith Is buildimr a new house
on eiisi iie veil Hi street.
David Pay writes that hs will return lo
hugene Oct. 1st. He Is now in Walls
Walla.
W. Hollowar haa now got In a new stock
of clocks, all uew patterns. Call and see
lUt'lU.
. neai iron cresting was Maeed on
top of the front of the Odd Fellow's
Thi Reward George E. Ives, of the
Theil detective ageno, of Portland, wasiu
Lugene Monday. He was bere for the
purpose of securing evidence agnlust Albert
son and Chandler. In au - Interview Mr.
Ives said tbat tbe Sheriff's office of Lane
connty was deserving ol tbe whole oredit
for tbe location of Ihe defaulting cashier
and bis pal, and thst the agency received
their whole information from said quarters.
Further, be ststed that Sheriff Nolsnd and
Deputy Cochran would certainly receive the
touu reward onered.
Ell Bancs is now running his stage line
np the McKenzie river to tbe Foley and
Belknap springs aud intermediate points.
The stage testes Eugene op Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays returning alternate
days. The trip will be made in twelve
hours. For tickets and further 1 nformstion,
call at the Hoffman House stables on Ninth
street.
What It It?
That r.roduces that beautifully soft com
plexion and leaves no traces ot its applica
tion nr ininrious effects? The answer, Wis
dom's Bobertine accomplishes all this, and
is pronounced by ladies of taste and refine
ment to be the most delightful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted harmless and
matchless. F. M. Wilkins, agent, Eugene
City.
There is no danger of a cold resulting in
pneumonia when i,nsuiuriBiB . vouKu
Bemedy is used as directed "for a severe
' Ii effoctuallv counteract and arrests
any tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia. Tbia fact was fully proven io thous
i Anrvna the emdemie of influ
enza last winter. For sale by F. M. Wilkins,
Druggist.
WainiD. 100,000 lbs. of good Willamette
valley wool. Hurra
notel ! Lease.
TIia Tinker Hotel, doing ft good busi
ness in Eugene, is ottered for rent to
nv rpsnnnsib le Durtv for a term of five
years, the lessee to purchase the fuml-
"nr the dining room will be "leased,
the lessee to purchase the dining and
kitchen furniture. At each meal an
average of 00 to bO patrons are accomo
dated. Chas. Hakkb.
Estray Sale.
Taken ud by the undersigned in Eu-
ne. HeDt. 7."lMl, one sorrel mare, 8
or nine years old, about 15 bands high,
hind feet while. A lew uiw tiuuu
marks on her sides,
i will wll the aliove described animal
at public auction for cash In hand at
i vtip A Rowlsbv's stable in Eugene,
on Saturday, Kept. 2R, isd. at 2 o'clock.
Ul. J. Wilis.,
Nigbtwateh.
Brain Ijoxdsi. Tbe old Cleaver war
bouse on Seventh street has been rented by
Portland Daitiee. wbo will start a steam
laundry io the building shortly.
Elictid Paisioswr.-B M. Day was
elected President ot Ibe Undertaker coo
vention Monday at Portland. Aa excel,
lent select ton.
Krtcut, Mirrara.-The Council held a
special meeting Wednesday evening. A
full board was present, with tbe exception
of Councilman Griffin. The advisability of
extending lateral sewer linea to Twelfth
street was discussed, but after hearing tbe
opinion ol me engineer, air. nelley, tbe
matter was dropped. A remonstrsnce from
property owners along Pearl street from
Eleventh lo Thirteenth street wss resd,
sgainst the improvement of said street.
After discussion Ihe matter was referred to
the street committee. Aldr which the
council adjourned to meet Monday even
ing. A Woiias Diilxb One of the attrac
tions, if such degredation can be said to
possess any attractive feature, of a Salem
saloon during tbe week of Ibe state fair,
was a woman wbo dealt "stud poker," Ths
novelty of the situation brought a good play
to the table, which was surrounded during
tbe week by young men snd old men anx
ious lo wsger their money against that of
their fellow men. This is perbsps tbe first
time In Balern that a woman ever per
formed such labor and Ibe sight wss as sad
ai it was novel.
From Tuesday's Dally.
Arrested. Geo. V. Howard was
arrested by Constable J. W. Majors,
Monthly afternoon at Junction, on
complaint of Jus. P. Schooling, on the
charge of threatening to kill. The
case was tried before Justice Ktarr In
Junction today. Attorneys Potter and
Uilyeu appeared for the Rate. The
case is the result of the Schooling
Howard adultery case. And still the
end is not vet.
Lath. Just before going to press ws
received tbe following from Junction: Ex
amination still in progress, Howard baa no
attorney. Will be bound over to keep tbe
peace, and possibly for carrying concealed
weapon.
From Wednesday's Dally.
BocitD Ovxa G. W. Howard, wbo was
tried for threatening to kill J P Schooling,
at 1 unction, yesterday, waa bound over by
Justice Starr, in the aum of tibO to keep
the peace. He furnished bonds, Mr. Nor
msn Lee being his bondemsn. On a
charge of carrying a concealed weapon, he
waa discharged, altbongb he stated tbat be
bad a pistol on bia person and defied any
one to take tbe same from him.
A Boars 6crr. AHainy Democrat: Ths
Brownsville Woolen Mill Co., now tbe AI
bsny Woolen Mill Co., bss sued
severs! Albany men wbo guaranteed tbe bal
ance to tbe 1 25,000 subscription to ths
Woolen Mill. The amount was about $1500,
being about f IjO for each of Ibe aubscrib-ers.
Sham Battli. Company C has accepted
so invitation to take part ia a sham battle
to be given by the veterans ol tbe late war
in tbeir reunion bere from tbe 7th to tbe
loth of October. Tbe milium bote will also
ramp with thtai one or two evening during
tbe reunion.
Laaa EsaoLuatrr Tbe enrollmerjt
Monday at tbe State University waa 118,
and it has beea increaaed to X) today.
Atodea'.s sre arriving on nearly rvsrj true.
The street cam are a great conven
ience to studenU at the University.
"Yarrow Kvmons. "Yarrow Hy-
mons has liecn appointed as one of the
commissioners to locu.o the boundary
lino let ween the United Rates uml
Mexico, ord will soon leavo for that
section. Thank the Lord! The light
made on him by the ticoplo of Lane
county has had tho effect desired, I e, a
transfer to another locality. We pity
the Mexicans, however.
Levtino Tbe sheriff Thursday com
menced levying on property that appears on
tbe assessment roll of School Distriot No.
4, as delinquent, and will offer tbe same for
sale to pay said taxes, on November 3rd.
Tbis is imperative ss the board of directors
bas made tbe ortler. Therefore, if you are
delinquent, don'l be aurprised to find an
execution poster ou your property.
Scspinuxd. Word bas been teceived that
25 U. 8. land inspectors hsve been sus
pended, on account of the appropriation
running short. We are sorry to learn tbat Dr.
C. E. Loomia of Eugene is one of Ibe num
ber He bss held tbe position for tbe past
ten years. Although a Republican be was
retained during Cleveland's administration.
Fki'it Stolen. Home time between
Sunday and Monday the cellar of
J. K. Hale's residence on the corner of
bixth and Pearl street was entered by
unknown parties and three dozen Jars
of fruit stolen. No clue to the burglar.
Marrikd. Mr. J. E. (Smith, form
erly of this city, and MissC. C. Harhre,
orimt valley, were married at Tacoma
September 17th. Mr. Smith is now lu
business In a little town near Tacoma.
Stum Lacndst. Tbe machinery for tbe
steam laundry arrivsd by Wednesday
night's freight, snd is being moved lo tbe
old Cleaver building, on Seventh street,
today. Tbe plant cost $5,000. We wish
tbe proprietors much success, as they are
deserving of a liberal patrouage.
Baud Coscxst. Tbe bsnd will give an
other open air concert on tbe corner of
Willamette and Eighth streets, Saturday
evening at 7 JO o'clock. Tbe boys should
receive tbe encouragement of our citizens,
in tbeir endeavor to furnish tbe people with
first chut music.
Law Hut. A suit was heard
before Justice Kinsey Thursday where
in Mrs. K. KCusesues Miss Hattle
Stowell for the Matsession of a piuno.
The cose will be argued and a decision
given next Mouduy.
Graoixo CoxraACT Lrr Tbe contract
for Ibe grading ot alleys waa lei Wednesday
afternoon to E. K. Uollenbeck for Ibe sum
of (227. He will eommence woik on tbe
same at ouoe.
La hoe Li'Miim Hii.l. Purtlc in
Fairmount iiloecd one single order yi-s-terday
fttr tlilrtynine thoiinund feet of
lumber for sidewalks and to Improve
die iwk.
IiiKW. About two miles northwest
of Kugelie, Sept. 1, 11, of croup, the
infant soil of John lintdy, agttl 2
yean. The funeral took place at the
Mulkey cemetery this aftermsm.
Fim roca Isst. -Tbe first well of Ibe
Eogene Water Company ia now down fifty
four ft-el from tbe bottom of the cistern.
Boas In Eugne, Oregon, September
23, 18'JI, to tbe wife of Lewis II Potter, a
son.
W. Ilollowsy's stock Is again complete
with tbe newest novelties of tbe season.
Prices are tbe lowest.
Bert Matthews is slowly recovering after
a daugerons attack of typhoid fever. Ho is
not yet able to leave bis bed.
Webster Willis left Woo, evening for
San Francisco. He will attend Stanford
Uuitersity this winter.
The illness of Contractor Bellman re
tards the building of the niauholes and
oatcli basins for Ibe alley sewer lines.
County Clerk Walker left Tuesday
tor bis farm near Springfield, where be will
spend a week or two recuperating from bia
jecenl sickness.
There are no flies on Holloway or fly
specks nn his goods. Tbey are all brand
new and the prices are like tbe goods, Call
and see bis watches, clocks and silverware.
Mr. Brandsottor, bar keener of the Re
ception saloon, got his thumb bsdly mashed
In a salo last Monday evening. Ue will
carry bia arm in a sling a dsy or two as a
result. '
A foot rnce was run at Bultm Bstunliv
between Betbwsite, of Independence and
Cameron, of Corvallis, for ti'M. the for
mer winning, much to tbe grief of tbe .Cor
vallis men.
The last day of of the State fair was well
attended. Tbe leccipts for the week wore
10,504.60 against $D,528.50 for lN'.HJ, The
race track receipts .were f 1,885.75 againat
IJ.lttU.uU last year.
telegram: tne wemuer-makers seem
determine to bave Ihe webfoot winter come
right along now. We protest tbat we don't
want It now. Can t (bis be understood?
When Bob Veatch goes to congress we will
ssk h im to introduce a bill abolishing the
whole weather bureau.
Wbat sort of a new sniper plant have
you?" asked tbs eastern man of tbe wild
western editor. "1 bave been nsing a
Colt s 44," replied the editor modestly,
but considering Ibe difficulties hable to
arise 'during Ihe coining campaign I bave
about concluded to get a Winchester. '
There was a I'i.'iO.OUO transaction in real
estate at Astoria Hatnrday.
Forest fires burned $20,000 worth of fir
sawlogs on the upper Gray's river before
tne recent rains,
Lsst Saturdty at Independence. Iowa.
Allerton trotted a mile In 2i)'J'l breaking
me worm s sun ion record.
Tbe "Hub" clothing store at Portland
was robbed yesterday morning before
daylight of SHOO worth of cloth ing.
The farmera are busy hauling tbeir pro
duce to market. Wheat, oats snd bops art
being delivered In considerable quantities.
Judge Pipes and Trosecuticg Attorney
Condon are in attendance upon court lo
Curry county tbia week. Circuit court does
not convene tbia year until October 26th.
Peter Wilbelm, of Monroe, we are In
formed, bus rented one of tbe store rooms
in tbe Junotion hotel and will occupy tbe
same, when completed, with a general mer
chandise stock.
If Sarah Bernhardt would come lo
Klamath oounty sbs'd rske In over $10 tbe
first night. She is said to be tall and thin,
and tall, Ihin folks piok np wonderfully in
our climate, W should like to go bnckla
berrving with Sarah. Star.
ben tho JCcgulator started making
regular trips ou the middle Columbia
lust week she was given all the local
freight both ways, although the opjx
sition boat cut rates to meet hers. J lie
fanners evidently Intend to patronlie
the lino which they have helis-tl to
establish, and to which they now look
ror n-iier.
A farmer by the name of Church,
two miles from Monmouth, Is reisirteti
short one wife, who Is reported to have
tied to roniaiin lo live wun a tstra-
tnour who formerly boarded with the
family. Mr. Church is a respectable
man and lias two young daughters.
1 le has mude one ellort to get his Wife
buck but without avail.
Com Mail: Captain Thomas flymons
bar just fininbed sn inspection of tbe gov
ernment work on tbe Coos bsy Jetty and
bss gone over to tbe Coquille river. He is
mnrb pleaaed with tbe work here and give
Captain Polbcmoa great credit for tbe eco
nomical and efficient manner in which tbe
project bas been carried forward. Tbe
effects of tbe work sre already seen in an
increesed depth ol tbe cbsnnel.
temple Tuesday afternoon.
Au Albany company haa a crew of about
iweuiy-nve men putting up a ten stamp
niui iu me eaiinam in lues.
There will bean entertainment dur
ing the fore rmrt of Oetola-r for the
oeiicui oi mo i-.ugeuo Heading ltoom
Tbe public school of Junotion will ooen
next Monday. E. E. Orton is principal and
Misses Mutlie Lee and Anna Craiu assist
ants.
Until other means are ltmvlilod. or-
i . .. . .
ring youiu sent, u l lie relonii school
will lie worked on the farm. Cun any
melius do lienor man worn
iv. liolloway doea not believe in old st vies
and shopworn goods. He baa just got iu a
new hue all through. Ilia stock is now the
only new oue lo town and tba prioes are
iue same.
The Oregon deaf muto school opened
Monday with sixteen attendants. Supt.
Knight is confident there will be a larger
aggregate attendance than last year when it
rau np to tnirty-lour
Salem Journal. Hen: If there Is anv
place lu tho state that Mr. Hermann
lias not visited and promised an appro
priation ior river mmrovcmcuiH li
should not despair. Ho is coming.
Tho salmon packed this season In
Alaska will exceed the out nut of last
year iy several inousaiid euses. All
the steamers coming down are heavily
loaded with salmon consigned to Cali
fornia and luistern martlets.
Sunday morning whllo one of the
Holder sex was engaged In the national
game of poker, at Forest Grove, his
wuo amicarcd on mo scene lust as lie
made a bet. Sho called him. and he
thought It good policy to see her
nonie.
Eugene is the liveliest town In the valley
Considerable alcknoss reported through
out tbe oountry.
The pope Is organising an International
congress to be held at Fribonrg in Xti'Ji to
arrauge a European Catbolio democratic
union.
Portland Dispatch: Cam are run
nlng thick and fishermen are taking
tin-in out of tho Willamette in lurge
in 'iniers.
F. W, Chsmse, of the Cottage Grove
Leader, was Ibe only Lane oouuty editor
linn attended "1'ress Day" at tba Portland
exposition
Tbe Baptist stats convention will be held
In Albsny on October 14th. A minister's
conference meets the day before tbs open'
ing convention.
It Is estimated by those In a position
to know thut Surah ltcrnhurdt hsik
out of Portland about f 17,000. The re
ceipts were far in excess of herexpecttt-tlons.
Owners of farms throughout Grant
county are preparing to how more
ground to Alfalfa next year, and It will
Is but a short time, when this will be
tho principal hay crop of the country
After Ihe Seattle fire the Odd Follows of
Tbe Dalles sent to their brethren of the
burnt city the sum of f 25. Yesterday the
oeattie Uuii reiiows leturnea tba money
with a kindly reference to the former gift
irom ins uaucf
Tbe Prineville Irrigation Company bave
let the contract for excavating a Portion of
their Irrigating ditcb. Work will be com
menoed at once and pushed with dilllgenoe
until completed. Tbe company expect lo
furnlab water to tha reaidouts along Crook
ed river for Irrigating purposes by June 1,
iO'Ji.
A queer runaway occurred on Snake rlv
er tbe other day, says tbe East Washington
ian, when the flywheel of Jim McKee's
threshing machine broke loose and ran two
miles down tbe big hill. Tbe thresher was
at work on a high bluff above tbe river when
tbe pin tbat holds tbe flywheel in position
worked out, allowing the wheel to slip off
Ihe spindle. It so happened tbat the wheel
was revolving toward tne river, and when it
flew from tbe thresher it shot off down tbe
mountain side at lightning speed mver
stopping till it reached the liver sedge.
Ocboco Review : There being such an
Immense lot of bsy and grain in this coun
ty, tbis would bs a good season to feed beef
for tbe spring market, If Ibere were some
facilities of transportation by which meat
oould be marketed in March and April.
Now beef ia worth only Vt eenta a pound
and ia a dull sale. Next spring It will be
worth from 4 to S cents and will be in de.
msnd. If wsbsda rsilrosd running through
Ibe oountry, at least SOU bead of beef would
be fed lu tbe county this whiter and
shipped ost next spring when prioes are
np. Thus ranchers would find a market
for their produoe and slock raisers would
derive a nice profit on their beef, but as it
is neither can derive much profit. If there
is any one thing we need worsa than an
other it ia a railroad.
Tbe Albany Democrat asys: Mr. F. J.
Miller, superintendent ot tbe Albany bridge,
is in lbs city, resdy to keep his eye on the
initistory work on Ibe bridge, ia the shape
of pile driving, which it is intended to be
gin tbis week, Mr. Wakefield hating in
formed him that be would be bere to begin
on Ibe piers before Ibe end of Ihe week.
Tbe pile driver and other apparatus It on
the way bere, a big scow bas been sent by
river from Eugene, and soon everything will
be io motion. Tbe ooatract for 1U00 bar
rels of tbs best English or Belgium cement
wss let a few dsys ago in Portland. The
contra.it for lumber, of which it will take
aroot iKti.OOu leel, will be let to several
Albany dealers, being divided among them.
Tbe Iron work is being pushed in Cleveland,
and the piers will be shipped first at aa
ly day.
Cool nights.
B. G. Callison bis changsd bia residence
from Cottage Grove to Jasper.
Misa Louisa Bsker bas returned bom
from an extended visit lo Portland.
Mr. Hollenbeck Is filling tha alley leading
west from Olive street, between Eighth and
Niuth.
Col. Isaao Britton, left for Centralis,
Tbursdsy morning, on business connected
with tbe Stasia railroad.
Tho season for fall millinery la at
hnnd and our dealers are taking advan
tage of the situation.
Tho sewer progresses rapidly. It
will be ready to carry off the iirfni
water the coming winter.
Eugene a business ilrmia v,... nn..i4..
able amount of cement aidewalk and when
old walks sre to be replaced il ia don with
oement.
Joseph Waahicheck. who haa ha .b.
ing for tbe Eugene Company In tha Blna
river mines is in the oitv. He a... in.
oue of the best mines on tbe Coast.
O. H. Dnvls. T. M. Hamilton mil W
F. Wooden have recently bought Falr
I lount property and will imnrove tha
same at once.
An organized bsnd of cattle thlevaa an
getting in their work on the boneat cattle
men of Uuion connty. Efforts bave been
made lo locate tbe guilty parties, but with
no success.
Corvallia Times: Ed Bmon and Jnhn.
ny Pipes will represent Corvallia at tha
State University ai Eugene thia year. They
are both promising lsds and will maks their
mark in tbe world yet.
1 he city council of Milton bava aaaln
passed su ordioanoe providing for a ananial
election for tbe purpose of submitting ths
question of bondiug the city In th sum of
10,000 to tbe voters of tbat oily.
Perbspi the fastest long distsnoe ran avae
mails on a railroad in Ibe United State was
between New York and Bufl'alo tha nih
day. The distance 445 mile was cor
eretl In VS"t seconds, a little over a mil a
minute. Three engines wera nied in that
distsnce, and only K't minute wera nied
in making tue two change of engine.
An old man and an old woman itnnk
their venerable head out of their own
back window at Keoo th other nirht in
speak a few words to a charivari party tbat
bad eoine to waken a young couple "Mr.
Biggs," said th old ladv. addresaino tha
ringleader of lb hornblower "my darter
Susan didn't get married at all. en' eo I
suppose ye cam to serenade m and th
old man. Blow yer sou II We haven't
been serenaded for nigh onto forty yeara
Come in all o' y and got a drink o' water,
for ye must be dry blowin' them old horns.'
Then th boy flew to get about 400 acre of
fresh air.
Tho Dalles Chronicle: Whila them
Is not the least doubt that The Dalles
will rebuild in due time as haiidoomelv
as licfore, the fitet remnins that it will
require ninny years of time to replace
the magnificent trees which were
stripped of their foliage and had their
shapely trunks blackened by the great
tire. At the time the giant populars
surrounding the old homestead of Mrs.
umghlln were planted, the streets In
that locality ran with the waste wator
from tho tlrst reservoir aa abundant I v
as do now the streets of Salt Lake
City. This gave an impetus to tree
planting which was not possible later
by reason of taxed water and added
trouble. Tho comnleted avstem will
lo much, however, to comH?nsnte for
the old-timo life giving element.
Drummer plentiful.
The vacant house are rapidly finding
occupants.
John Holt has started a new llverv
stublo at Coburg.
A marriage license Issnsd Thnradav mom.
Ing to John H. Ogle and Rosetta Pool.
And Still th University alndants an ae.
riving. Eugene is th educational center
of Oregon.
J. B. Alexander bring us som flna
peaches grown on a two year old aeedling
at b I resideno.
Two Dew Dole for th Electric Ltirht On.
have been erected on th corner of Willam
ette and Ninth streets.
The collection of fruit in Becklev's sho
window is still increasing. Tha last Is a
jar of Bartlett pear from Fairmount.
Dalle Mountaineer: Wa are sorrv to
learn that crop in certain portion ot th
oountry hav not turned out aa expected.
In eouis Instance tbe result ia vary discouraging,
W. W. Moors left for Portland Thurs
day. Before leaving he reoelved a dispatch
tbat his brother Joseph, who wa injured
some time since in a saw mill at Astoria,
wa dying.
Tho Olo Olson Company will return
new
on
gnu or first
class amusemenU will probably be the
opening of the uew opera house.
It Is a well-known foot among business
men wbo hay studied th art of advertising
tbat It doea not pay to patroniz "obeap pa
per." Money spsnt in pspers which hav
not a general circulation ia absolutely
thrown away. Journal which vrvbodr
read are th one used by liv advertiser.
Prineville New. Sept, 18: A llttla
dsngbterof W. U. Mil Horn waa thrown
from a wagon near Deschutes Wednesday
while returning with her parents from tbe
Willamette valley, and sustained riou
injuries about lb head and body. Dr.
Conner attended tb (ufferer and aba will
be herself again in a few wetk.
Joe. R Gristlier and Phoebe Davis
with a speclul selected comnanv will
occupy Klilnehurt's new otcra house,
Oct. 0th, with the Ideal comedy drama
entitled, "The Burglar." by Augustus
lliomay, author of "Alabama." Oct.
7th the pli'turestjue military drama,
"lteacon Lights.1' We take pleasure
In being able to present to the Eugene
people a company of their merit, and
now that we nave a good commodious
stage with new scenery and In fact a
new bouse, we hope to see you au.
Niw Toai. Sept. 2a.-Th Mall and Ex
press print this special from Washington:
"James O. Blaln will soon after th first
of th nsw year notify hi friend and ad
mirers, who ar now urging hi nomlna
nation for th presidency, thai under no
ciroomstance oould he accept such an
bonoi, and tbat h ia for th renomination
of Harrison. Thia information is given tha
Mail and Express on tb authority of a man
whoa name I nstional. and whoa posi
tion, a to Harrison and Blains. la nnque-
lioaed.
i ou viu uisou company win rciu;
to Eugcno and present an entirely n
play entitled, f'A Turkish Huth,(
Oct. 6th. These three nlghU of fii
The Local Market.
The following auotatlon for the local market
am ol ntall prioes only. Tbey are eorrsoletl
weekly, snd will be found ss accural aa iuch
a report can be niatle:
Whbst Kel market
OiTa-Ker buihel, net
rira-ivr won
Hssr-I'er
Mi'TTOM Her Ik
Foaa-Fer fk
Vsiu-Fer B).
Hiaa-Fer Ik
Siioi'LDssa FerBj
Hmsa-Per S ,
I.i art Fer rk
Bl'TTSl-lVr roll (2 tks.)
EMis Ferdosen . ....
(.amine ei'riin. Fer doe
014 bens. Fer do..
Hitxi-y Ik
Fitatos New W Bushel
Scuaa-Dry (ranulaled, Y
rural,, ft ..
Ool.len. ft Ik
Corns-l.'nata kioa best . .
Kio V Ik
Java Ik
Tsa-V Ik
SMies-lyr boi.aobars
Cuu-Fsr B ,
10
10
10
10
I n
t so
OA (H
06(4
OS (i
os $
1
10
12 9
m
v
iftu9 too
400
6
40
2
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14
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