CITY AND COUNTY
SATURDAY . . NOVEMDEH 31, 1891
OMEUOM CKAI THE BEST.
I A(rlcBllarl th WwU'i
CwlasBblan Exwaeltlaa,
Moo. M. Wjlkina. on of Oregon's com
niiwiionera to the World a fair, sent to lb
mnouliurel department of (hit exposition
fw sample o( Oregon grain end received
tbs following reply:
Omci or thi Dibxctob OimiulI
WolLO't COLOMBIA EXTOSlTIOB. (
Chicaoo. III., Nov. 3.
Hon. If. Wilkin, Engen, Or.
DesrSir: I received th samples of
wheat which too kindly sent, and I must
mi I hut I think they ar bout the finest
tbut I hav vr eeen. If this in a sample
oi wnai your '" wui ao in me way ol no
exhibit of oereale, I feci confident that jour
rt tint 111 be properly represen ltd in
ibis department.
1 am particularly anxious io lit your
state max id eioeneni snowing in tbe for
et department of yonr splendid forest re
source. Vary Beaptctfnlly Yours,
W. I, BcCBANtN,
Chief Department of Agricultural
Alliances Organized.
Eugene, Nov. 17, 1881.
Editor Guard. According to an
nouncement I delivered a lecture at
Goshen. Nov, 13th. and proceeded to
organize an Alliance with eight charter
neuibers. The audience was not as
1 re as we expected, from the fact that
there was a quarterly meeting being
held at the same time, and bo the au
dience was divided, but what they
lucked in numbers they made up in
earnestness, and bo the good work
moves on. Names of the charter mem
bers of Goshen union: G. L. llarwood,
president: II. Hutchinson, vice-president;
B. F. Keeney, secretary; J. B.
Keeney, treasurer; C. H. Landreth,
chaplin; D. F. Berkshire, Stewart; J.
V. Allen, doorkeeper.
Names of the charter members of
Pleasant Hill union: President, J. T.
Anderson; vice-president, 8. A. Me-
Klnzle; secretary, J. K. McKinzie;
treasurer, W. C. Ilcnwlck; lecturer,
Dennis Mulkey; chaplain. C. A. Davis;
stewart, W. West; doorkeeper, Wm.
Worden; assistants. D. K. and E. P.
Williams. This Alliance was organized
Monday, Nov. 10th, 1801.
F. M. NlQHSWANDER,
County Organizer.
C. P. Chorea Report.
Tb following U a report of the Camber
land Presbyterian ohnroh at Engen for the
fiscal year dosing November 15, 1891:
Number termont preached 100, funeral
servioes 14, marriage ceremonies 16, ad
dressee 7, Pastoral visit about 1300. aoces
aloni to the ohnroh 28, deathi 9, dismissed
by letter one, net inoreaae 25, present mem
bership abonl 130. Tbe flnanoial condi
tion it good. Contributions daring tbe
year being about $3000.
Thii congregation hat good property un
incumbered valued at $ 8UO0, pleasant peo
ple, peace and good will prevails. An
average attendanoe at preaobing service
175, at prayer meeting 60, at Sunday sohool
75,atY.P.8.C.E.0O.
The pastor enteri upon his third year
with a pleasant work and prosperous church.
All cordially invited to the regular ser
vices. Thanking all for confidence abown and
favors reoeived we hope to merit the same
in the future. O. A. Blaib, Pastor.
JJabel Marmnrlngs.
November 18. 1891.
A. Fields has his barn about com
pleted.
Frank Couqill came home recently
frornHalsey.
Mrs. Timothy Rlggs visited with
friends at Crawfordsville last week.
John Lewis moved last week to the
place recently purchased of A. Smith.
James Burdett, Noles Hunter and
Bherman Bantv were in Eugene the
first of the week.
The would-be-sportsmen returned
last week from up the MeKenzie,
but brought no bear or deer home to
prove that they were successful.
The turkey begins to mourn his fate,
For the sign of the times indicate
That Thanksgiving Is drawing near,
And he says to himself, "I'll sleep
with a watchful eye."
The roads are getting badly cut up
and it is rather difficult to get around
and gather up the murmurings of the
neighborhood. Observer.
To Be Dedicated. The new Christ
Ian church at Cottage Grove will be
dedicated the first Sunday in Decem
ber. David Wetzell, pastor of the
First Christian church, of Portland, is
to preach the dedicatory sermon. They
expect a good time, and cordially in
vite everybody.
Estiay Notice. I
Strayed, about Sept. 1st, from Llew
ellyn, oue white cow and a brown an d
white speckled heifer calf. The cal f is
now about three months old and un
marked, the mark of cow forgotten.
Any information leading to their re
covery will be suitably rewarded.
Address B. Y. Abbott,
Llewelllyn P. 0.
A Chance for All.
It is human nature at aU times to want to
better yonc condition. Yoa are always ook
ing for cheno to get bargains, especially
la the line ol tbs necessaries of life. Ed.
Bauta, the clothier, la now offering tb best
bargains ever offered to tbe people of Lane
county. He is preparing to deal in another
lio of goods exclusively, and therefor of
fers hi entir stock of clothing at actcai,
cost. This is no humbng, but an actual
closing out sale. All clothing will be sold
AT COST and all other furnishing goods at
reewxablr low price. Do not los JO
banos for bargains, but mak bay whil the
son ahines. Such ohanees do not corns often
and do not last long, so Uke advantage at
oao. H has no shelf-worn goods, bat
having been in tb business only two years
hat a Ireab. clean stock, purchased in the
East at low prioe for cash. The wis will
j)sd. t one.
i'or Sale,
M acres of land,"ated 4 miles west
of Junrtlon City. About
cleared land, the rest can easi y be put
Kwvatlon. Almost .11 1 urn fer .;
no other Improvement-- J Ul ieU st
bargain. For further particulars caU
at my residence ml lew west of Juno
tloaW.oroL.BLug Don't Bliv It
Wben told that F. M. VTUkins. the druggjsj.
Is not Belling "Wisdom's
complexion, th moat .legant "'J
harmless preparation ol ru kind u tb
Siuipng beautiful purtur card
with rvwj bottl.
Call s Halt-TbatTred languid feeUng
means that yoor syrt.ni is to a suU to I b
v:u d,, and Wright 'I
trset of BanaparilU u what T "
oe to xp.Unparitieaof lh blood and
build yoBp. Bold by aU druggisu.
Brevities.
Houawat Watch bs. Cluck, Jiwu.it
orstTAdLBS AJf D aU'SIC.
Day & Henderson. v
Canvas shots at O. E. K's.
Walton k Bkipwortb. Lawyers.
Oo to 0. E. Kraness for loot weir.
Call on Caswell for sidewalk lumber.
Rubber bottom shoes at 0. E. Krausse's,
Sheet ruusio at Patterson t Christian's,
viu oi. ,
Money to loan oa farms. Enquire of Judge
nitwo,
Bee the nw style of Oak furniture at
Pay 4 Henderson's.
Hot and cold baihs every day In the week
w jerry uorn s Dai Dei anop.
Carpera, carpets, all new etyle for spring
iraue ai nay a Henderson .
For fine suits made to order and ready
uuue oiotuing, go io ta nanaon.
bee tbe new invoice of oak furniture, all
new patterns at Day A Henderson's.
24 dollars will bur a solid, antiaue. oak
bed room art at Day & Hen te mob's.
C. Marx, Barber 8hoi and Bath Booms.
First door north of Dunn's new block,
Blank deeds, mortgage deeds and chattel
mortgages lor sals at the Ucaid office.
(3,000 worth of ladies' shoes to be sold at
or below cost. J. D. Matlocx.
Mr Geo F Craw has the sole sirencr lot all
bran da oi tbe celebrated Tamil ruaca ligan
Remember that Hanson A Bon have the
beat selected stock of clothing in town,
Bring your old scrap oast iron to the Eu
gene Iron Foundry where you can dispose
oi it.
Engen Flour $1.35 per sack. The Eu
gene Flouring mills make the beet .quality
oi roller mill nour.
If von are getting too old for your spec
tacles, or if thev do not exaotly suit yon take
them to Watts and have new lenses tilted
Best line of plush and light wsight cloth
wrapt trom 1U to so dollars soutn oi fore
land, now on exhibition at A. V. Peters.'
Dr. Q. W. Biddle mar be found at bis
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 the beat manner.
The best family remedy la undoubtedly
Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Harm
less, it sccompliahes relief where many otd
er medicines fail to do. It may be safely
given to tbe iufaut as well as the adult,
Peddlers are like the Irishman's flea, and
often irresponsible, so buy an organ of
reputable bouse, and that will not fall to
Dieces with the first damp weather. Call
and sea Holloway's.
Henderson, deatist.
Oxford ties at 0. E. K's.
Fountain pens at Watts'.
Overgalters at 0. E. K's.
Job work at tbe Goabd office.
Tennis goods at 0. E. K's.
We leal others follow. 0. E, K.
Wigwam slippers at 0. E. Krausse's.
Bnsset shoes at 0. E. K's.
Oo to Smith k Hall to sell your wool.
Oo to Gollsmllh'i and get prices on bacon
and lard.
Selette Plush Jackets only 10 dollars at A.
V. Peters.'
Men's patent leather shoes at 0. E.
Krausse's.
Blank deeds and mortgages for sale at the
Guard office.
Goldsmith pays the highest cash prioe foi
country produce.
Forest City Dongola shoes only 11 60 a
pair at A. V. Peters.'
All kinds of mill saws and Dies for sale at
Bichard Mount's saw shop.
Bemember tbe $1 60 Dongola shoe, good
value for $2, at A. V. Peters'.
The best assortment of children's shoes
will be found at 0. E. Krausse's.
When wanting a nio tic or anything in
tbe furnishing line go to J. E. Bond.
Blank notiees far the location of quarts
mines for sale at the Guard office.
For all kinds of farming implements call
on J. M. Hendricks on Ninth Street.
Screen windows and doors, glass, sash and
doors at Bioalow k Kibkpatbicx.
My entire stock 10 per cent, discount for
cash. J. D- Matlocx.
It yon want to buy a magnificent organ
from S50 to $75 cheaper than ptddlers can
sell you, go to W. Holloway.
W. Holloway has just reoeived a consign,
mentof new organs, without doubt tb fin
est toned instruments ever brought her.
Call and nee them.
A large assortment of wall paper just re
oeived at the Eugene Book Store. Call and
see it.
Bangs'UcKenzle Springs State Line.
Eli Bangs la now running his stags line
up the MeKenzie river to tbe Foley and
Belknap springs and intermediate points.
The stage leaves Eugene on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays returning alternate
days. Tbe trip will be made in twelve
hours. For tickets and further information,
call at the Hoffman House stables on Ninth
street.
Wasted. 100.000 lbs. of good Willamette
valley wool. Smith k Haix.
What Is ItT
That produces that beautifully soft com
plexion and leaves no trace of its applica
tion or injurious effects? The answer, Wis
dom's Bobertin accomplishes all this, and
is pronounced by ladies of last and refine
ment to be the most delightful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted harmless and
matchless. F. M. Wilkina, agent, Eugene
City.
Geo. W. Klnsey, Auctioneer.
When yon want your goods, household
furniture or land sold at auction, call of
Geo. W. Kinsey, ths pioneer and most suc
cessful auctioneer in Lane County. Be will
attend to all sales on reanioable com
mission. Sotlce.
When wsnling cemetery work go to
Aehison k Co., who are prepared to furnish
all kinds at lowest prioe for first-class work.
Our Portland cement walls for enolosing
cemetery lot ar th finest yet pot noon
th market, and ar furnished at about ball
tbe cost of stone. Call and se our beauti
ful Barre k Westerly granite and bt
Srades of Termont marbl. Office at Al
any, Eugene and Rowburg.
Very Bespectfully Tours,
E. W. Acamsos A Co.
Sheep Inspector. Jiatlce,
in n I. rant annntv owning scab
by sheep or sheep afflicted with other di
ate, ar hereby notified that said aheep
nrf h thnroaffhtr dipped. sufflcWot to kill
Bid disesse, forthwith. ....
Any person failing to comply wiin wa o
tic will be liable to bave hi abeep dipped
by tbe Inspector at aaid personi tipeoa.
Take notice and aav ota,
Dated Jan 8,
G no. Ftassa, Sheep Inspector.
The cheap! plae to bay yowr builders
hardware, tinware, glaae, rop, and all kinds
of machine oil. Ae-. s at
iDrrcao c asirr.
Maaooie Building.
r mcn.-Go to th Depot lombci
yard lor cheap lumber. Aadrees will Ml
b andenoia.
r . iT-rimoa All kind of ma
chine oil U bed rock price
wMm.n BV Bt St a BW9J SB
1 4IV'VH'
WEDNESDAY, NOV. IS.
Genuine Sorgum at Goldsmith's.
Lorea Forest baa gone to Pendleton.
Linn county has a cash baluuee
$50:3.
Clem Hode old dog. "Heck" died last
night.
A comiderable part of Eleventh street is
Bimoal impassabl.
Fruit trees are beglnlng to nrriv
from the nurseries.
Section foreman Patterson 1 cleauing u
:n tide tracks al tbe depot.
Frank Anderson is runuiug an engine be
tween foitland and tbe car shops.
Mrs. Louise Russell and sou went to
Portland this morning on a visit.
Jake Carmen of Portland is in town. He
is employed In a machire shop there.
From all reports full w heat on sum
HUT tuiioweu ground Is looking fine,
E. It. Luckey went to Portland yes-
teniay io serve on the u. . trial Jury
A marriage lioenae was issued Tuesday
evemug to tbarles U. Ltwton and til
Duryee.
Harrv Perrin. the lirleklaver. Is sii-k
with typhoid fever at I'mmiUc, in Coos
county.
The annual election of the EtiLiMie
Fire department will take plaoo the
nrsi luesiiny in iiecemuer.
Airra I ! Airra I Airm rami at
Frieiidly's. It will take imt little of
your time to examine them.
The Y's will irlve a wxinl at their
hall in the Mount buildine, Wednes
day, Nov. 25th. Everybody liivlUil. J
Several geiittemen from Willows, Cal.,
are here looking at the country, with a iws
sibility of invesliug in eom Lane oountv
dirt.
Uncle George Tlolehaw and wife left this
morning for rarmington, nashinKtoo,
wheie they will visit with their sous uutil
the first of Jaunary.
Tlie alley from the First National
bank west, where freshly irraded Is nl
most Impassable The ruin eiiimbt the
contractor before .the graveling could
ue uone.
We are t)leusel to notice rne naiiie of
Sterling Hill among the ineorporators
oi a roriiami eoiiin timi ciu-Ket uitinu-
facturinir company, with a eaultul
SKK K 01 U,OOU.
Persons wishimr fresh pasture for
horses will apply to J. M. Hendricks
or at First National llauk, or at prcm
Isea near Cloverdtile.
A. M. Hendricks.
The vounir neonle of the Rant 1st En
deavor Society will give a Missionary
Entertainment, Sunday evening, fol
lowlnir ThankMiflvluir, to whicli all are
oomiaiiy invtteu. khj their pro
gramme in next weekly issue of the
Guard.
Observer; Mr. Bichard Ginn of Weston.
Umatilla county, owns a fine ranch io Slier
man county, which be offered for $3200,
being f 10 per acre. This year his part of
tbe orop raised on that land netted bitn
$1850 and feed for bis team.
I have purchased the shop formerly
owned by Geo. W. Plaster, and have
employed a first class workman, Mr.
Ueo. Dickinson. I win carry on the
business in a first class sham1, and
solicit a share of the public patronage.
T. P. Keeney.
Tacoma Lcdirer: Those who heard
Prof. C. K. Millard sing, and are
capable of judging, think that as a
vocalist he Is superior to the renowned
Mr. Sankey. Will be at tho M. E.
church next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Mrs. Ada Melwott, of Grand KiipkIh,
Mich , took her 17-year old son to a dime
museum wbere one ol to attractions la
William Tell. Saturday afternoon she
ftlayfully put a potato on her bead, remark
ng to the boy that he could not shoot it
off. The boy found a revolver, and, aiming
it, pulled the trigger. Tbe revolver was
not empty. The bullet lodged in the wo
man a neck and sb will die.
Tho Dalles Mountaineer, Nov. 1(1:
The rape fiend, Lawson, was brought
before J u dire Kradshaw tills morning,
and was sentenced to twenty years lin-
firlsoninent in the pcnitcntlury. as
lie defendant pleaded eniltv. and no
evidence was adduced of the crime, the
judge ealled Uxm the physician who
waited on Airs, room inn ana me out
lady herself, and from this testimony
lie came to the conclusion that the run
extent of tho punishment In the statute
was sufficiently lenient.
Tbs Ststesmau sars that a newsboy who
has been running on this division of tbe
Southern Paciflo for some time took advao
fane of a drunken man ths other night at
tbe train was coming from Portland and
sold bim books, etc., to tbe extent of (32.
Tbe hist sale the newsagent made was
basket of fruit at an enormous price.
Hardly bad the fruit been paid for before
the boy is said to have stolen tbe fruit.
Several passengers observed tbe act and
and when the trniu stopped here they re
ported the sg ut to the headquarters as
Portland and the company promptly or
dered him off their line.
Noland for Mayor.
Editob Talk: The time baa come when
Astoria must push ber young men to the
front. All revolutions are led by young
men.
Seattle oushed bera ahead and thev
brought her out of tbe kinks against all tbe
opposition of a powerful transcontinental
railroad witn nundreos oi minions oi uoi
lsrs of real estate in Tscoma. I nominate
for mayor on the Citizens' ticket, George
Noland, a yonng man of 33 in tbe prime of
manhood an ornament to our community
and a foe to boodlers. Proormk.
Ws find tb above in tb Astoria Dally
Talk. Mr. Noland is a graduate of tbe State
University, and waa born and reared in
Lan county. He is honest, capable and
fearless and will alwajrs b found on tb
right (ids of every question, lie Is a rust
ler, too, and Ibat is just the kind of men
Astoria should encourage.
Carpet Weaving;.
Persons desiiine carpet weaving done
will apply either at tb office of lb Lane
County Land and Loan Co., or al my resi
dence in Fraaier A fly land's addition,
South Willamette Street
H. WLtB.
A Dialofue.
"There goes Annie Rooney."
"When-?:
"To Friendly's to buy carpets."
Diid At his residence in this city,
comer of Pearl and Eleventh streets, this
morning at 7 o clock of paralysis. Henry
Coolidue. aaed abonl 74 years. He came
to Engene from Asblsnd about six years
ago. On October 4th last he was marri'd
to Mrs tlarsn. riis reoisias win ue in
terred ia th Masonic cemetery tomorrow at
O'clock. P- M
As Attachment Served. IUe-
burg Plalndealer, Wednesday: IX-puty
htienn .unlaw went up on me over
land last night, to serve writ of at
tachment sued out by K. L. Savin, of
tbe Merchant's Protective L'uion.
irainst the Comstock Lumlierlng ana
Manufacturing tympany, for claims
assigned, amounting to t V'l-
Brownsville. Or.. Nov. 10. C. O.
Patton, of this place dropped dead
about J o'clock- this ftnini. lie
had been troubled for some time past
with heart dineaee.
MA.1 MLS.SIXU.
It Is Feared That M. D. Kaldwln
Committed Suicide.
lay
Dally Guard, Nov. IS.
Aliotit five o'clock this morning M,
D. llaldwin, who live In CheHher'i
addition, and Is Janitor of the dean'
public school, waa nilswil and It li
feared that he has committed suicide
Sidney Horn saw him at that hour
walking towards the school house, and
his wife awoke and missed him
short time thereafter. He lia
been guttering for several tlayi
with pain in his head, and last
nii;ht he was delirious moat ol tb time,
aud had taken several heavy dose.
quiii iue. He had been despoudent for
of
week or more. Search parlies wer sent
out and his hat was found about tb middle
of the Eugene wagon bridge, aud the dirt
around the hole urar where tbe hat was
(ouud, seemed to have been brushed away
Tbervtortt it ia supposed that he jumped iu
to tbe river Grappling irons bav been
secured aud men were drawing lh river
at ibe bour of going t' press a was
member of tbe G. A. R. Post of Ibis city.
Siuc writiug the above w learn that be
lefl bis watch aud money In bts vest.
.No Tidings.
Pally Guard, Nov. 19.
I'd to the hour of iioinir to prvHa no
tuiings mis tieen received or mo miss
ing man, M. I). llaldwin. The U. A.
it. isist of this city have had men all
day dragging the river, and will con
timie ut Ii'-ihI I Im riiiiiiinclir of ttxlnv
They are confident that the body Is in
the river somewhere below the brhlin1
1 lie booms or saw logs precludes a very
thorough searen.
Arrested.
Dally Guard, Nov. Io..
Deputy l S. Marshal P. II. Slnnott.
ot I'ortlaiid, yesterday arrested V llson
While on the Wild Cat. alsmt thirty
miles west of here, on a warrant charg
ing him with cutting timber on gov
ernment land. He was brought here
and incarcerated in tho county lull.
It apiH'iirs that White and his father
ami two brothers some time since
stripped the cedar timber from an en
tire section of government land in
Chesher nreelnrt, and inado the same
tip into sliiin;li. The timber taken Is
valued at M1.
He was mven a nearir.i- oe.otv . . 8.
Commissioner J. J. Waltou tnU niter-
noon at one o'clock, and was neid In
the sum of f SK) to npiicar In-fore the U.
S. grand Jury at Portland. Not being
able to give the IkhuIs, lie will betaken
to Portland tomorrow morning and
held in Jail until the meeting of the
(rand Jury next March.
The Hnalty is either imprisonment
or fine, The father and brothers have
left that section, thereby escaping ar
rest at tills time.
Heal Kstatfl Transfers.
BDOkSI.
P Ewing to Charles Hadley,
Jonathan
lota 4 and 5,
block 0, Sbeltoni
addition;
f530.
Mary A. Test to Eli Bangs and M. G.
Reno, 43 feet and 7 inches by 1G0 feel,
fractional lots 5 and 8 in fractional block 1
In Mulligau I addition oo ths west; f 3,600.
James r. Moore to Junsnita llolid, let 6
in block 3, in Sbelton's addition; f500.
81'RINUHEI.D.
E W Collins to Harriett E Bowman, lot 8
io block 3, Kelly's addition; 9380.
FAIRMOUNT.
Geo. M. Miller to T. M. Hamilton, lot 15,
block 6;fl25.
COUNTRY.
Sarah M. Meek to John Kelly. 146.80
acres in Tp 10 8, R 3 W; $1,475.75.
A. 1'. Cburcbill to 11. 0. Humpbrev.
193.76 acres in Tp 16 and Tp 17 8. R 11 W;
$0(KI.
T. A. Henderson to 0. W. aud H. H.
Patterson, 11 seres in Oak Grove; 1,375.
W. II. Mathews to Lewis llenuinger, 160
acres in Tp. 10 8, 112 W; t00.
Her Residence. The Oregonlan
gives Kugeiio credit for the girl who
married the negro recently at Astoria.
I'.ugeiie gins are not tmiit that way.
'he irirl in nuestion halls from Corval-
lis. Please correct. Mr. Oregonlan,
Kugenc Guard. Now, Ira, what do
you know alsiut a girl's build? Evi
dently nothing, at least you are not
well enough (suited to tell a girl's resl-
ence by scanning her symmetrical
anatomy. The girl in question never
saw Corvallls, Times. lA't the truth
lie told, -tho girl went from Albany.
Sho resided hero a year or two. Her
parents now reside In CorvalllM. LH-
an Yotinir Is a irood looklmr iflrl. who
should have made a good woman and a
credit to a community; but, alas, bad
mnuences took her downward. Al
bany Democrat. .
A Fatal Hemorrhage. Tuesday's
Itoscburir Plalndealer: Mr. O. W.
(Jorrell, living a few miles below Oak
land waa buried with Masonic honors
this morning. Mr. Oorrell's death re
sulted from an Internal hemorrhage
from which he bled to dentil. Last
Friday he waa enraged In slaughtering
hogs and lifted one of the heaviest of
the carcasses, and turning to a by
stander said, "That was a pretty heavy
lift." A few minutes afterwards he
called from an adjacent shed for help,
and those present going in answer to
his cull found him bleeding profusely
from mouth and nose. Medical aid
was summoned but It was found im
possible to stop the flow of blood and
io died yesterday morning.
Should bi Cacobt. Tb Southern
Ptcific rsilroad com Dsn v should offer s re
ward for the arrest of some miscreant who
live in lb vicinity of Fairmoont and en-
angers tbe persons of psssengers and em
ployes by throwing blocks and atone
through th caboose windows of freight
traioa. Tbs freight. going north Wednesday
evening bad three windows smashed and
tb south bound one window. T ie railroad
employes aay that it ha been a frequent oc
currence lately. A lot of flying glass Is
not pleasant to passengers. -
Poniiks DiTa. An Immigrant lady,
whose nam we could Dot learn, died sud
denly at 1'alruymol Wednesday evening st 6
clock. Tbe family bad arrived Uat aloo-
av. from lowa. soil are anil Door, in
remains were buried in tbe Jndkios' ceme
tery tb I afternoon al 1 o'clock.
Wheat Sold Itodney rtoott, Mr.
Vitus and Jutnc Stevens sold a pool of
10.0U0 bushels of wheat, at Springfield,
Thursday for &3 cents per bunliel, (rev
on board of tlie cany
Tiicbiwi' EliMOUTJow. There were 8f.
ta trarhrr applied for certificate in the
eiaminatien held last week. All passed
with credit. Seven received Brst-grade eer
tiflrates; Bve, second grade and three,
third grade
giirrto Harry Harris and family left
for California last nigbt. 11 left tiQfuer
oa bills bebiod unpaid, moving bimv-lf to
be a flr.1 class bilk W. F. Reid bad tbe
bent! stop bim at lh depot, and managed
to culled an antiquated batcher bill.
Labos Ejoli Enoch FUlefc Is years
old, living in -Soti vail', shot sad killed a
large gray t:ls measuring seven feet, on
inch fi"ia tip to tip, Uat Tburwtay, This
i th first tagl so in that part of of th
county.
HIIKVITIII.
rumps, pip and gas fittings at Miller ft
IXIUg.
D. Unn A Son, furniture and undertak
ing. '
Cook stoves from f 1.60 to 60 st Miller
ft Long s, Via street.
Nice assortment of hardware at Miller It
Long s.
Osts bought and stored by the Eugene
aiming to
Miller A Long is ths cheapest pise for
stoves sod tinware.
K-ep saying over to yoorself, "I cau gel
hardware al Miller ft Long s. '
Th best bugtiv made for the niouey, Is F.
L. Lbaiuuvr iu pleasure wagons.
Attention Fanners. Call on Miller A
Long for Stoves, Tin snd Hardware.
Owners of farms desirous of tenants call
on the Engeue Improvement Co., llegister
bioca .
For choice Sneucer Butte nursery snide,
pear trees, Ac, write to Orville Phelps, Eu
gene. Why 1 I Sleep on th floor when f'l
win buy a doutd bidstead al lay ft lien-
dersou's.
Carpenters and contractor will savs mon
ey by getting tiuning and plumbing from
wilier Loug.
Tiuning, plumbing and job work of
all kinds dons chesp aud on short notice at
Miller ft Long.
Miller A Long ar sole agents for ths eel-
In brated Gold Coin and Gordon Stove and
lUugvs iu Kugeu.
Kenieniher that the Fnueue Million Co..
is buying oats, and sloriug them sine Lib
eral price offered.
Ax Dillv lb reductions on stsol artl-
cles.
Chesp for cash only, Ax Billy.
Ed. Bnum, clothier.
Ax Billy tbe prices on tinware.
Don't pass by D. Linn ft Son's furnitur
store without examining their floe new line
of furniture just received.
Oak bed room sets and all other kinds of
furniture, sbsdes and carpet at Day A
Huuderson s, cbesper tbsn ever.
If you went a suit of clothes or a pair of
pautaloon go to Davis, th tailor. He guar
antees satisfaction and low prices.
uoitien Ags Disc Harrow with or without
seeder, best and lowest price in the msrket
at F. L. Cuambiss.
Oliver Chilhd Plow, also Olivers new
steel plow warranted to scoor in any soil.
Walking, Sulky or Gang Plows and any
thing yon need to cultivate the ground
with. F. L. Cbambiis.
For watches, docks, silverware aud Jew
elry go to Holloway's. All new goods and
novelties.
W. Holloway's stock Is saaln complete
with the newest novelties of tbe season,
Prices are the lowest.
There ar no flies on Hollowav or flv
speck on his goods, They ar all brand
new and th price ar like the goods. Call
and se bi watches, docks and ailverware.
Eugene flour at Henderson's,
Allxiny flour at Henderson's.
Med lord flour at Henderson's.
Junction flour at Henderson's.
You pays your money and you takes
your choice.
Ax Billy for new bargains.
Sugar and flour ars down, Ax Billy.
Ws make a specialty ot fin draughting of
11 kiud. Gray ft Drouae.
TUESDAY, NOV. 17.
Plowing proceeding rapidly.
Th people ar la favor of street dean-
lug.
Several onae of typhoid fever exist in
Myrtle Point and vicinity.
A marriage license waagrsnted this morn
ing to II. . Morris and Mollis Baker.
Ilock to th amount of 250 tons a day is
being steadily added to th Coos bay jetty.
Fisber ft ft Watkins ahlppsd two cart of
beef cattle to Portland by last night' freight
train.
'Geo. Frazer's boys harness their large dog
to a miniature truck and lb dog walk off
proudly drawing load.
Heiirv Owen Is In town today. He
Is considering the advisability of filing
on the Eugene streets as swamp lands.
Conirrcsaman Hermann leaves for
Washington tills week. Tho fifty
second congress meets on Monday Dec.
7th.
Mr. Mitohell, of Oervals, who has betn
isiting with bis brother. Jacob Mitchell,
for several days, returned Io bis bom this
morning. .
Lee Wallls will plant 10 acres of
lloyal Ann cherry trees this fall on the
Wallls farm two and one-half miles
west of Eugene.
It cost 110 to clean the west half of
Willamette street from Ninth street to
the First National bank. Property
owners paid the bill.
An Immigrant arrived yesterday
ringing a carload of chattels with
him. Among the rest were two yokes
of oxen and lour cows.
Mrs. W. B. Willis and daughter, Mist
Belle, oam down from ltoseburg this morn
lug and ar visiting st tb rcsidenc of
ostmistress Washburn In this oily.
Attorneys L. Bilytu, 0o. A. Dortls snd
A. . Gallagher were in Salem befor th
Supreme Court yesterday, presenting tb
cas of I. C. Ooodale, appellant vs Gideon
liodson, respondent.
As an instance of th depression In tb
bors msrket, tbe reporter was informed
that a gentleman ol th Drewsey
section, who owned 900 heed of bones, has
made the offer to trade tb entire band for
3500 bead of sheep. Baker City Democrat.
Youna Pickard was arrested by Mr.
Mulligan, at Springfield, the other day,
for riding his horse over tho bridge at
that place at a faster rate than a walk.
The trial win take place nerore justice
Henderson tomorrow afternoon at 8
clock.
T. G. Slipper left on tb Ideal this morn
ing on a visit to hla old bom la Bloflsld,
England. Mr. Slipper has mad many
friend during bis lour yean resldeno In
Lsns county. He sold his farm near Kogene
but will probably return and again mak
his bom with n.
J. C. Ooodale is perhaps M weu Un n
the law as any man In this part of the
state. He had cases on trial in both
Ine and Linn counties at the same
time at the last term of the circuit
court. Salem Journal.
Wheat is being carried from Dulath Io
Buffalo a distance of 111X5 mile for seven
oents b boshel and from Chicago to Buffalo
distsoo of 925 mil for 4 oents a bosbel
snd from Eocene to Portlaod a distano of
124 mil via th 8. P. B. B , (regular
rales) at 8 and 5 cents a bushel.
Tlie other day, near Wlllamlna,
Philip Kendall and Edward Duval
were hunting In the mountains. In
crossing the river on a foot-log, Mr.
Kendall fell, sustaining Injuries from
which he died after few hours. Mr.
Kendall was an old resident of Yamhill
county.
Telegram, Monday: The rrovvdsi wn
the free bridge yesterday were very
large and were rmiiu all day, to the
exclusion, ojT tlie Morrison street struc
ture. H was estimated that had the
ttiAial bills been charged every passen
ger about f low would have been the
result, so great was the traffic.
Wasted. An experienced girt to do
general housework, tmiulre at Mr.
SklpwortU's, oo, 6th street.
Fit For a Kiiif.
The only true test is a trial and a
trial "will make it aWlutcly clear to
you that groceries Isiught of us are
bought at the right place. At uiimiu
lar price nothing can le Miulur; for
moderate means there must is modi-r
ate figures. We Micve In stnilirht
forward method and we conduct our
business on the theory that tlie
purchaser Is entitled to tho fullest ism-
sililo protection. Whether you imv
little or much you can rest assured of
one thing you will have noexorbltant
nuia to pay. ve nave a particularly
tine line of dittoes, teas ami split's.
We nut un a blended coltce thnt la
simply Immense a trial will convince
you. Our teas are of the liest lniorta
tlon and, in fact, all of our good are
the best the market affords, (live Us a
mil. T. A. Hkxdeksox,
llankln'B ltlock.
J. L. PAGE'S CASH PRICES.
I Will Nl Hal aaerswla.
18 ISs Granulated Sugar
l 00
91 I s Extra 0 Sugar
23 fcs Golden 0 Sugar
1 00
1 00
1 00
33 ts Choice Dried Apples
25 1 " Plums
I 00
Arbuckle's Code ,.
25
1 00
75
50
1 00
1 00
1 10
10 cans Corn
S-ls box Tea
l'i-l) box Soda
6 cans Good Table Peaches
8 cane Best
S gallon can Best Pearl Oil
A grand hall will he given at Cottage
Grove on Thanksgiving day.
Some lime ago on of L. D. Patee's
horses fell Into a well forty feet deep aud
was given no for dead, bul it would have
coat about f 40 to dig another well, so Mr.
Patle concluded to nndertsk tb Job of
gotting the bora out. II and A. W . Pow
ers constructed a windlass and draw tb
horse out and found that h bad sustained
no material Injuries by th fall. Prinevllle
News.
A Garfield letter says: When ths pres
ent town eounoil cam Into ofQoe Ibey
raised th saloon license from f 500 to I10O0
ths Intent being to mak it prohibitory,
which It baa been, no saloon having been
here sine th lioenses then existing ex
pired. Now a proposition to reduo lb li
cense to 1500 is being seriously considered.
Th oounoil has taken no action in tho mat
ter yet, but is trying to learn th drift of
publlo sentiment regirdlng lb matter.
Governor Tcnnoyer lias lost none
of tho popularity enjoyed by him
at tho election over one year ago.
Tho jioople have the namo confi
dence as then in his integrity and
dovotion to the principles of right
and justice. This will bo amply
Iiroved if tho Governor is selected
ty tho next Democratic state con
vention for their candidate for
United States senator.
A Bbeepberder while in th vicinity of
the north fork of the John Day short time
sine made a discovery of an old tunnel
abandoned long ago by Its workers. Pur
haps through fear of Indians, which bad
been hunted for years by parties who knew
of its etlsteoo, until lately without tuo
oeaa as th enlrsnc was overgrown and
bidden. Th tunnel I about 100 feci in
length, and discloses black sand in large
(linatllli s containing flour gold. Some ol
this saud has beta tskeu to Pendleton and
will b asasyed to determine it richness.
It hss been rumored tbut on of th origi
nal miners was killed and left in th tunnel
but his remslns wer not discovered. Th
find I believed to be a valuable one.
A few days ago J. H. and J. O. Ken
nedy, brothers, living in Woods. Tilla
mook county, went hunting In the
mountains. They tramped together
until alsuit noon, when they ate din
ner. When they started to hunt they
separated with tho understanding thai
they meet at a certain place, the dog
following J. H. Kennedy. After being
separated some time, J, O. heard the
dog barking, and supposing he was on
the trail of mime animal went toward
him. When within fifteen yards of
the dog he saw a dark object In tlie
brush and discharged both barrels of
his gun, containing buckshot, at it.
After the report he heard Ins brother
call to him, that he was hurt, and go
ing to him arrived Just as the last
breath left his body.
Dixd. Juo. Petty formerly a resident ol
Creswell precinct, where his brother Geo.
Pi tty now reside, died at hi home In Col
fax, Wash., on ths lOtb of November and
was buried on tbe 1Kb. A large number of
friends attended the funeral. Mr. Petty
was respected for hi mauly qualities by a
Isrgs oircl of acquaintances. U leaves a
wif and several children.
Suctions Bbabbavobd, Tb section on
th S. P. B. B. between Jonetion and ltose
burg bsv been rearranged. Tb north
Engen (action now begin at th Blair
plao and mna to Lnper's two mile further
north than for marly. Th south section
begin at th Blair farm and extends ixt
mile south. Mr. Patterson has been
changed to tb south Motion.
Bipb BLAtisissixs.A lady left a black
berry twig at thi ofho this morning. On
it wer rip blackberries, green one and
many blossoms. Th bush cam from th
open garden of Cool Billy Simmons' plao
near Springfield. What do our Eastern
friend think of Ibis I
Lbctdbb. Tb hsrtur by Oeorg Ksn
nan, at Bbiuehart'e Theatre Saturday vn
ing waa a literary feast. II i an interest
ing and al times an eloquent speaker. Tb
theater waa crowded to near lb celebrated
traveler, and all went horn well pleased
with the evening' ntertlumenl.
BxsioMXO. W understand that Shannon
Conser bss resigned hi position with th
8. P. B. B . hi leg Incapacitating him bom
anv kind ot labor. He will likely ss tb
eompaoy in a few days to reoom damage.
MakSlAOB Liosssa.--A BMrriag licens
waa Is-ued Saturday afternoon to 8. E.
McClor and Uasllta Ksyborn. And thi
morning to Arthur Phillip and Anna
Smith.
Too Tkue. lie was cold; tbe effect
of the foggy weather. He also took a
cold. All this could be remedied by.
f-ttingone of those overcoats of wliku
rtcndly has a selected stock,
Matsbiai. fob 8io-uw.-Tb Coo Bay
Mail of November li, has tb following:
Tb steamer WUlapa Woaght dowa 4i
tout of steel rail and an engine for th pit
driver for as at tb goveroBsrnt works on
the Sinslaw, They will b taken to tbirdeti
U'4ob by th Cbaoo.
WHITE IIBOUGIIT BACK.
Sentenced to 1100 Fine, or 80 Days
In Jail.
Dally Guard, Nov. IS.
Wilson White, the man who was
taken to Portland. Tuesday, on tbe
charge of cutting timber on govern
ment land, In Chesher precinct, an
rieared In the U. H. Circuit Court in
hat city, yesterday, plead guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced to pay a
fine of $100, or to lie Imprisoned in the
Lane county Jail for the term of thirty
days. Not having any money he was
compelled to choose the latter penalty.
lie was brought here last evening by a
Deputy United Rates Marshal, turned
over to Hhcrltr Noland, aud la now
serving out the sentence.
RECEIVED TUG LOWEST fIXE.
Oregonlan: Wilson White, chartred
with cutting timber on government
land on the Wildcat, thirty miles west
of Ktigene, was arraigned In the United
Hates district court yesterday. He en-
icrea a men oi guilty, jio stated mat,
his brother had made application tor
the land in good faith, but there had
liccn some mistake made. He had
been employed to assist In making
shingles of the timlier on the laud, and
had no Intention of doing wrong. The
court Imposed a tine of $100. the lowest
penalty. A sicciiil agent who had In
vestigated the matter, said that a man
had settled on the land In question.
Intending to tilo on It when he bad
money enough. After making somo
Improvements ho became insane and
was sent to the asylum, and while he
was confined there a gang went to the
claim and strlpjied it of cedar timber.
White looks like a man who has seen
hard times, and will probably prefer to
ssnd a month iu Jail, rrtlier than pay
his fine.
THURSDAY NOV. 19.
Piotur frames made to order at T.
Brown's.
Desirable houses to rent In Eogep arc
a scare article.
Oo to T. Brown's for plotures and look
ing glasses.
. Itev. O. M. Whitney Is visiting hla
son J. K at Albany.
Mis Libbl Yoran returned bom from a
visit to Salem this afternoon.
Ja. F. Robinson and F. J. Crouch went
down th valley on th local.
Carpet sewing don on abort notio and
satisfaction guaranteed at T. Brown's.
Mrs. T. A, Henderson and Mrs. Samuel
Nelson returned from Portland this after
noon. Prosecuting Attorney Condon ha re
turned from Corvalll.
Shannon Conser, of Portland, earn np
on th afternoon's train.
Wedneadav' Albany Herald: Brldu
Superintendent F. J. Miller and family will
atari for California on Friday Evening
wher they go f?r th benefit of Mr. Mil
lar' health.
Rev. R. M. KUIod will breach at the
Baptist church next Hunday at 11 a.
in. and 7 p. in. A full attendanoe of .
the members is desired, as the question
of calling a pastor la to be acted upon.
Wednesday' Bosebura Plalndealer! Th
old water pipes hav been sold to George
Praser of Eugen, and a squad of men un
der tb direction ot Marshal Carroll hav
bean engaged today In hauling them to the
depot for shipment.
Martha J. Jennings writes us from
Olex, Ullllnni county, that the crops
were very heavy there this year, aim
that threshing was not finished until
very late. All tho wheat will not be
hauled ott this year.
Don't forget that you want to hear
tho lecture next Saturday evening in
tho CoiiB-rciratlonal Church on "Tent
and Huddles In Palestine," and to see
the geuuine Egyptian mummy. Ad
mission 25 cents.
Among the Knights of Pythias not men
tioned la veaterdav's paper who went to
Cottage Grove on the local was Jas. O'Mal
by. Voluey Uemnway and J. B. Campbell
went on lb freight. Th entlr orowd re
turned on the local this morning.
Miss Henrietta Latier today reoeived
a congratulatory telegram from Mr.
Sherwood, the Pacific coast representa
tive or tlie I'enlnsula Htove u., for tier
surprising arrangemeut of letters of the
word "peninsula."
Corvallls Times: We have Just re- .
oolved a circular from the inebriate
asylum In Portland promising ua a
positive, permanent cure from the
drinking habit. Thanks, but there is
no cause ror alarm. The average coun
try editor never has monev enoueh to
drown his troubles in gin or cultivate
an appetite,
Wher do yoa find th most valuable
properly In a large city f In th center of
ooura. In tb developments of tb near
lutnre, lb leading city oi ue upper wu- .
Ismett valley will b Eugene, Springfield
and Fairmonnt, consolidated with tb latter
In th oenter and. therefore, lh most
rapid Increase in values will be fonnd la
that locality. Ubserv th msp in mi
psper. Exam in tb ground for yourself
then call on Geo. M. Miller A Co. and pay
them $25 for th first payment for a lot.
It will doable in value befor th next pay
ment becomes due.
The latter Dart of last June some seed
corn that came from the Bandwich
Islands was planted at the big prune
orchard. The crop has Just matured
Into some of the finest corn we have
seen In Oregon, and many of the ears
would do credit to a Missouri county
fair. There bi no question about corn
dolmr well In this vallev If ctuDer vari
eties are planted, and we believe this
commodity is growing In lavor In Ore
gon. Corvallls Times.
The W. A. A. Bi, UIUD was very
pleasantly entertained by Miss Celia
Looinls Wednesday evening. After
the regular literary programme, pro
gremlve whist was Indulged In until 11
o'clock, when refreshmcuU were serv
ed. Boon after, the party adjourned to
accompany Mr. and Airs. Loom is and
Miss Daisy to the train, on which they
departed for the south. Those present
were Misses Cella, Daisy and Nellie
Loomls: Helle Willis, of Roseburg: Ma
mie and Maggie Klnsey, Mae Huff and
Lillian Rhluehart; Messrs. Linn, Co
hen, lirown, Oriflln and Krauase.
Mpsiq Fpb-idjhxd. Th Eugene Bras
and String Band is now ready to furnish
first-el string "r brass moslo oa abort
nolle snd on rtonabl term. Inquire at
Lina k Son's stor for terms, tte.
RBOBOAXiziNa. A movement is on
foot to reorganize the prohibition party
In Oregon. John Lloyd Thomas, sec
retary of the national prohibition com
T.iittw. will (l.-llvpr a number of lec
tures along the line of the Southern
Paciflo railroad to awaken interest In
the prohibition movement. Mr.
Thomaa will sneak In Eugene Wedncs
.ltv uiri.ti... Viv x mni state)
cou vent ion will be held In Portland
Lkxxmber 2nd.
A New Bank.
It a. wt Or Knv. IS. Hon. J. W. Co-
sick haa perfected arrangement for opes-
no a new oana iu iuwbhj iu
of the year. He will be backed in lh en
terprise by Portland capitalist. The work-
Of ulting up to ouuuwg win uca.
month.