jyAND county -.le Central Committee mi-cts at the tHUrt Vh of February, WW, f amltheTilden club ?cUk that evening, at trtidan ' requeued. fu, nw ll n'l'i the club, ''brt ' to ,Ilttd0 by aiidagHHltlnu gener- -ir as well corklly Invited to John Whitkakkk. rit J0 Chairman. Ooetbea Items Feb. 2. 'D2. ,rlor. w burled here Monday. T,CoutheBlekIiHtfr the '"S hTare C. H. Landreth, 'S'. I... nurcliiwed fifteen rlff.V.Tre i'B property here Lot butfj dellli on tho same rLwihiwpurcBiiHed land k'.Mlle'; "VJK, Warren In rulWbuirdontheme as K-n or twenty men tu turned I moved a barn for The building was dlvld Lot which will be twnea u'v nnt ho d a fcu U" ,ii,H(i r. Quarterly eve;rau"a.t.ng next 8a, ... i . lUr-ronm" will be fXnge hall Friday night &Tr mtTng up a Lit Hill. . JTT.i. it., following from the P-"'. Eol. nf Jan. WW"". . H niton. Labels 0 l"""""" V" V. r?"ji. .., hd Ust Saturday ill Jtcl Mimuu ; jht in ill health for years, and 3witawtllpteM the past SlprfMllyoWtaing ln hMlth end SmmI unexpected. Mre. In- in Indiana, August 22. 825, Lu.rriad to .oo uiDioo iu ., ihoo iba orotto mo po" 'T, in ih. Willamette va Emm', where Mr. Uinlnn died in lit. loom WM IU. AOJim, ail of whom e Imog in ., ..... ni Orenon. The bnrUl took L . Hmilton cemetery Sunday hum relaUvet end menus euugnvav ......I. lutrennectstoonewbo bed wjjHrtinthrmidBl. ,-riortDM Went: Frenk Condon jtt iJ intelligence this week of a oi hia Utber. Issau Condon, worred t Sniem. vregou, u uu- iaa.1 II. fnnrlnn vll one fjf the ,W1. KM. V ii nttlert on the Smelsw; respected ihe kocw him, and bad friend, mmber. Every resident of the I till nonin hli loan, and win ex tapsthr lor Ihe hereaved relatives. jattuonine jvuriu rur ui mi ii, ibf on on now reeiaei. ut. mm m receiving the news of bie uuon It tmpomiiuie lo reaoo omrm kiinttrmeDt, Freukdid not go to lUfiiVetaStx Itlonlhe. ru, Feb 2.-ThomiL Skagge, the bit ami of the Northern Faciflo kaCuDDiBT. who Tolnntarilv fiive k!a illr beiDg at large for two LUdgniltj to laroeojr oj tmoti Hiuday and waa gien ail months in ptjjul. A number of oitizens of ttandiDg appearrd before Judge mllMtitted to Skacea' eood reo- into bii embezzlemeut, aud asked p lor alight sentence. 1 Blalae Club Formed 30FIELD, Or.. Feb. 2. The re- imofthis place met last night Jiot's hall and orsrnnlzed a James mt Republican Club of 60 mem- r a Beatty was elected presl 0 A Wheeler, vice-president; Washburne. secretary, and W, liaomer. Enthosiaatio apeeoh 'Bidibj Meaars, Dodd, Wheeler. tin, Thtvtmoat harmony and good ifnriiled, and all were in fator of fw campaign. Sotite to Teachers. Mt regular quarterly public ex ,Jion of teachera who ninv wish p in the public schools of this r will take place at the court MBne,on Wednesday, feb. i Beirinnlnir t nnn n'rloi'k 'lenioon. A prompt attend i the hour specified will be nec- none can loin the class after nation has begun. ; wishing to obtain state cer ate diplomas or state life . houlu apply at these i Those holding any of ' should present them at the ' we county superintendent Tor VIOD. U runnlru1 1... rl.a lota achnnl low ' rATTERSox, County Supt. L CASH PRICES. liliiBi;Ii-i4. flltd Sugar iC8ag .. aCbngat Iried Apples.. KcJL p"- II 00 , 1 00 , 1 00 1 00 , 1 00 , 25 , 1 00 , 75 50 . 1 00 1 00 1 10 hu::::: r'iePe.chee rB-tpeioa.:::;.:::; HO Eewwd. CT- b,ld bo '-n. 20. 6 Ww M1'MW' ouwe patent i. ."-. eoie aeeau. l'ort- rti(. ntnA I -UI paw the "iu.IT.lul!orB(io WatiB to "tUnUiypataoi, ... Joa. Pansi. r, ;, bo parchaaed A. M. iwW cute informa as WanVniMkably Aim. BeV f uJ paid an extra price I'lS'iOw frtaavd. dowa tha ioa a toad aroond 1 a . a ti? Ptwctocta (at Um ! CPWo. mt rk. OnKton. Wash., to 1 r iniM, daughter. Brevities Canvas shuts at O, E. K's, Walton k Hkipworth, Lawyers. Oo to O. . Kraueae for toot wear. Uublwr buitom shoes at O. E. Krauaae's. wMonejr to luaa on farma. Enquire of Judfe Hot and old baths every day In the week Birj uuru Daroer soop, For fine sails made to order and ready made clothing, go to Ed Hanson. 15,000 worth of ladies' shoe lo be sold at or below cost. j. d. Matloci. Mr Geo F Crew has the eole atreDer for all brands of the celebrated Tamil Punch Chrara RetueniiMir that Hanson & Boe have the bent evirated stock of clothing in town. Drinn your old scrap cast iron to the En Rene Iron Foundry where you can dispose nf it. Eng n Flour l.3" prr sack. The Eu gene Flonring mills make the bent quality of roller mill dour. If yoti are getting tixi old for your spoe taoles, or if Itiey ilo not t-inctly suit you take them to Watte aud bv new lun fitted. . Dr.O. W. Hnl.Ilu m Ite found at hi rvHident'F mi (J live street, bteen Fifth aud Bittb streets one block west nf the Minne sota Hotel He in prepared to do all dent al work iu the bent luauusK The bent (tniily remedy is undoubtedly f luuder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Hsrui leas, it aocomplixhe relief where many oth er medicines (ail to do. It may be safety giveu to the infant as well as the adult. Henderson, dentist. Oxford lies at O. E. K's. . Fountain pens at Watts'. Overgaiters at O. E. K's. Job work at the Ooaao office. Tennis goods at O. E. K's. We lead others follow. O. E. K. Wigwam slippers at 0. E. Krauxse'. Runnel shoes at 0. E. KY Men's patent leather ahoea at O. E. Kraoase'e. Blank doeda and mortuacea for aale at the Go. bd offloe. The best assortment of children's shoes will be found at 0. E. Krausne's. Wben wanting a nice tie or anything in the furuishing line no to J. E. Bond. Blank notices fr the location of quarts mines for aale at the Guabd office. For all kinds of farming implements call on J. M. Hendricks on Ninth Street Screen windows and doors, elans, sssb and donra at Bioalow A Kukpatbics. My entire slock 10 per cent, discount for cash. J. D. Matlock. What la It? That croduoes that beautifully soft com plexion and leaves no traces of its applica tion or injurious effects? The answer, Wis dom's Bobertine accomplishes all this, and is prononnoed 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. Geo. W. Kinsey, Auctioneer. When ton want yoarsoods, household furniture or bind sold at auotion, call of Oeo. W. Kinsey, the pioneer and most suc cessful auctioneer in Lane County. He will attend to all sale on a reasonable com mission. Notice. Wh.n aintiiiD AAmAforv work aa to E.W . A Cn . who are Drenared to furnish all kinds at lowest puces for first-class work. Our Portland cement walls for enclosing cemetery lots are the finest yet put upon the market, and are furnished at about half the coat of stone. Call and see our beauti ful Barre 1 Westerly granites and best grades of Termont marble. Offices at Al bany, Eugene and Kosebnrg. Very Kespeciiuuy xonrs, E. W. Achinuon k Co. Sheep Inspectors Notice. ill natinna In T.aanA Antltl All piWU. IU " www". - - o k .k.n .Kmi, .fflintaH with other dis eases, are hereby notified that said sheep munt be thoroughly dipped, sufficient to kill said disease, forthwith. Any person failing to comply witn tnis no tice will be liable to bave his sheep dipped by the Inspector at said persons's expense. Take notice and save costs, . Dated June 5, 18.1. Oxo. Fishkb, Sheep Iospeotor. Notice. Oo to the Depot lnmbej yard for cbeap lumber. Andrews will not be undersold. n.ii - tT.li That limit laniTnid feellns van uki - o v means that your system is in a slate to in- j ..J Wrioht'a romnnnnd Ex- VIIV UWWKJ, mm .. ..K, - tract of Sarsaparilla is what yon need at once to expel imporitiea of the blood and build yon np. doiq ut an urugginui. Don't Believe It Wben told that F. M. Wilkins, the druggist, is not selling "Wisdom's Bobertine" for the complexion, the most elegant and only really harmless preparation of its kind In the t 4..1 JnMH asiwH world, ftna ffiTiug m uiuvuui iviui v. with every bottle. vr iassn. ' Portland Telegram: "Mri. W.T.Baroe;, :a i ek. i.wiJ nfflva MA t hf-rbome. ooruer Seventh and D. McMUIian s ad; i- tion at 5 o clock this morning auer m uess of several months. The deceased was a lady of exceeding refinement, well known in Ibis city and in Sulem, wnere sne was born. Bbe was the youngest daughter oi General Beniamin Mmpson sno wss w years of age. The husband and five chll- J . . . , TV, Inn. dren are ien io niourn uo iu. ...i .b. nluvi from tha familf real- DIM, Will . . dence at 10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Burnoy aee oimison was lonuon resident of Eugene and bad many Mends here. IT C... tmx ClV,MTA. O. Dietl. 1BK HIM. VW - wbo left here with hie family a few weeks aioce for his old home in Nebraska City, Neb., disgusted with Oregon climata and Drospeets, has arrived home. He now writes thai he struck the thermometer Si a i in .am -nit vktv hard times aud that as soon as he could sell or mort gage bis farm, he would be back to Oreson, the grandest country in the world. This it tbe aame old story repeated. If a man Uvea in the Willamette valley one whole year he will never again be contented to live in the East. v.. Ri.Mnx. J. C. Ooodale will go to Portland ia a few days to purchase the mscbinery for a new sawmin wbkb -lands erecting abonl 100 feet east of his present will id Coburg. It will be furnished with ateass motive power, conswting of two 40-hore power steam engines. He will nse .i i i - ,11 fn nUnina mill. When the IUV UtU IHl.l - I , , ew improvements are made Mr. Uoodeie eays ne win bst h vi .u the valley. n n.T.r, Tha boom on Coot Bay xwua iiwk... , hu bursted as lbs following front the Coos a .ii w have heard sev- lay bud win uw . -- - erai parties remark that everybody tM Utr. ina tnis piaoe, auu " !. ... L i... uk ih.M ateamers tr ill Bieauoera, " . ... riving with twn Th '- they bave to maae Dean no m. . they sail, looks a little like depopulauor,, bat the fewer we have tbe more there will be for Ihe few." the J. I. Case steel plows have always .... i . .A mnat Tellable. oawsi lue urw - . -Doa'lfsil to get prices of Norton Mor rill, Eogene, Oregon. A TEMPORARY 15 JUNCTION. Tbe Railroad Company Enjoins the County and Sheriff From Selling its Lands. The ( aunty Will ('ante. I Ihe C ase. Dally Quart, Feb. 1 Dr. T. W. Harris, coroner of Lane coun ty. Ibis morning served on Sheriff J. E. No land, and tbe county court, tbe injunction ud couipUiut in the case entilled the O. . 0. K. B. Co. vs. Lsne Couuty and James E. Noland, ss Sheriff of Lane county. This preveuts tbe selhug of the railroad lauds lor the prenent, that were to have been sold by the uenfl tomorrow at 10 a. m, Tbe couuty will content tbe case to the bitter end iu tbe courts, having retained At toroeyn Ueo. A. Durris and A. C. Wood cock, to represent them. TUe complaint is as followa: Int. That plulntitris now and dur ing all the times hereafter named, has Ut-ii a corporation, duly Incorporated and organized under the general luws of the Nute of Orvprn, and having Its principal office ana place of business In the city of Portland, In said Htate. -nd. That the defendant, Lane county, Is a quuni corporation of said Htate, and the defendant, James K. Nolund, Is now and during all the times hereinafter named hus been a duly elected and qualified and acting Sheriff of said county of Lane, and- as such ex-of!lelo tux collector thereof. 3rd. That the plulutif! during the year 1S!H), was the owner and In ixmn slon of certain property In Lane county aforesaid, known and (IcMiirnuted irener- ally as Its Interest in the binds grunted by congress of July Ii5, lNM, and cer tain other and subsequent iK'ts relutinir to said land grunt, that at said time and during said year, the duly acting aim quauneu assessor or said l.nne county and the duly organized and ex isting hoard of Equalization of said county, assessed to this plaintiff the whole of the said land grant for the year lSIM), then subject to taxation and assesed the said lauds at the price of iou,wh. inai inereaiier ttie county court of said county duly levied upon said assessment of the said land grant, a tax of 22' mills on tlie dollar, amount ingtofmm.M .as well as a tax uwn certain other lots und deinled lands owned by plaintiff" other tliun said lund grant, making an aggregate amount of taxes so assessed and levied aiminst this iilalntlll' by said Lane county for the year 1S!H) of all kinds, state, couuty and school, amounting to 4th That thereafter and on tbe 17th day of March, 1891, this plaintiff duly paid to tbe Bald Jamea Nolaund, as sheriff aud tax oollector aforesaid, tbe sum of f 2.701.12 iu full payment of all taxes ol said oouniy or assessed by said Lane couuty or its ssneNt or its board of equalization for the year law, on ine property oi tne nam piaiutin; that for 1800 unimproved real entate iu aaid county waa uniformly ansessed at not to exoeed 40 per cent of its oasb value, and plaintiff s lands were wholly nmmproved, whose cash value did not exoeed $1 per acre and if sasensed like other property in aaid county, tbe assessable value thereof would not exceed l(Xi,wil. 6th That thereafter and on or about tbe first day of April. 1891. the said delendaut, Jas. E. Noland, without authority of law, attempted to alter and did alter and add to assessment roll of said Laue county for tbe year 1890, oertain property described aa real property belonging to the plaintiff which is described and more fully set out in Exhibit A, hereto attached and made a art of this complaint, which includes tbe ands assessed by said county at 63,332.12 sores and which were patented. Exhibit A ts tne land sale as puDitsbea by the sheriff in the Guabd. Ed.) 6th. That the said Sheriff thereup on having placed the said description upon the said assessment roll attempt ed to return and did return the said roll so altered as aforesaid to the county clerk of said county and attempted to return and did return the said property so described in said Exhibit A as de linquent for the taxes for the year 1890 In the sum of 19,352.87. "th. That thereupon and thereafter and on the Oth day of December, 1891, thu eountv clerk of said county pre pared and returned to the sheriff a pre tended delinquent roil witn a preterm ded warrant, regular on its face, com manding the said sheriff to levy upon, seize and sell all said premises de scribed In said Exhibit A to satisfy the said sum off 9,352.87. 8tb. That thereafter and in pursuance of said pretended warrant, the aaid sheriff did on and between tbe 21st of Deo., 1891, and the 6th of January 1892 levy upon tbe said real premises described ia exhibit A, to col lect tbe said delinquent taxes, and will un less tettrained by this honorable court, sell and threatens to sell tbe said premises on Feb. 6, 1892, and thereafter at the court boose door in Eugene, in said county to satisfy said warrant with costs and scoru ing costs. 9tb.-Thattheplaiiiiiff during the year 1890 was, has ever aiuoe been and is now, tbe owner of certain parcels of the lands described In said exhibit A. which are pat ented by the United Slates to the amount of 62,332.12 acres, and is entitled to have patented upon compliance with tbe terms of the grant as selected and in place of the lands described in the said Exhibit A, 34, 556.39 acres, and of the eeleoted indemnity 59,369 88 acres, and is entitled to select un der tbe terms of said grant of tbe lands de suribed in said exhibit A in place of 90,371 23 acres of the indemnity nneeleoled IGOacrea. That of the lands described in Exhibit A which bave been patented to Slaintiff, there as sold by plaintiff, and ceded to various persons, prior to tbe year 1890,4,451.05 acrea. That in tbe aaid landa so described in Exhibit A, assessed to plaintiff, there are 6,440.24 acrea which do not belong and never did belong to tbe plaintiff. 10th. And the plaintiff alleges that the said assessor of Lane couuty and the said Board of Equalization acting for the year 1890, construed and took into account In the assessment of the property of this plaintiff for said year the said several classes of lands of the said plaintiff, under the said grant and found and assessed to this plaintiff' the said tax as aforesaid, and found and determined that the said plaintiff was liable and subject to taxation upon 63, 832.12 acres, of all the landa so included in said graut, but described the same in a gross sum without any description In section or townships. 11th. That aaid defendant, the (Sher iff aforesaid, disregarding the said act of the said Assessor and of the Hoard of Equalization, and without notice to this plaintiff attempted and did put upon the said assessment roll the said land as described, and did attempt to levy and assess a tax thereon of 22) tuills on the dollar, and did attempt to arbitrarily and without consideration of the value of any particular tract in said land, or without view or in any wrv filiwrvine the laws relating to the assessment of property, and without notice to plaintiff, and intending to wrong this plaintiff, thereby, arbi trarily, willfully and intentionally put a prelenoea ana exetusive vmuuuuu upon each acre of said land, described In Kxhibit A of 12 per acre or the ag gregate valuation of 1523,517.02, or 201,758.31 acres in all. 13 And the plaintiff allege that the aaid suerin in so altering aim cubuk inir said roll and so adding to said roll, tbe aaid property, and in so attempt ing to aHsess, and levy a tax thereon, acted wholly without authority of law, and that his acts in that respect are void and of no force and effect, and for that In this, that the said attempt ed levy and assessment waa made in violation of law, in not assessing the property In leiral subdivisions and ac cording to its value in separate parcels, and for that In this that the said sher iff placed an arbitrary and uniform ex puumIvh viillluf Inn ii f' mum i.aiili a,it without regard to their rcul value, ami .1... 1.. .1.1.. .1.... .1... I K..II. it iiiui in mis. null mi- iiiwiuuy con stituted authorities of said county had uciorv exercised all jiower aud au thority In the assessment of and had assessed the property or this plaintiff and the sheriff' had not any authority or power to make any assessment or to add any proierty to said roll, and none oi said lauds, other than those patent ed, arc subject to assessment and taxa tion. 14th. And the tdaintltf alleges that the said levy and seizure of tiie said lands by the said sheriff under the said warrant, as aforesaid, constitutes and is a cloud upon the title of the plaintiff' to these hinds and unless re strained by this honorable Court, the said cloud will lead to aud necessitate a multiplicity of suits, and the taxes so sought lo be collected and the said levy aud seizure of said lands will lead to a multiplicity of suits by the pluln tiff' by ami on behalf of the various par ties and persons holding contracts for the purchase of said laud under this piuiutltt and other persons Interested therein. 15th. That the plaintiff has no mum, speedy and adequate remedy at law. 10th. Thut the said sherlff'unless re strained will sell or attempt to sell the said lands, and thereby cause this pminun great and irreparable loss and diiiuugv. 17th. That prior to the commence nieut of tills suit, to-wit, March 17, ltwl, plaintiff' paid to the said Lane county all the taxes on its property which the said Lane county bv its con stituted authorities had levied or de manded, and said sum so paid was a full and fair proportion of plaintiff's taxes upon its lauds, If assessed at their fair cash value and as other property was assessed. Where.ore, The plaintiff prays the court to grant a teniKrury order re strniningsuid defendants or theiragents or servants from selling the said lands or anytmrt thereof until the further order of this court; Second, that upon a final hearing of this case the defend ants, their agents and ser vants, and each of them be forever and perpetually enjoiued from collecting the raid preteuded tax or Irom attempting to enluroe Ihe same; third, that tbe said protruded assegtnient be adjudged and de creed lo be void, and that the apparent lien caused by tbe placing of the aaid property oo the ssid roll oud the apparent levy of tbe sid tax thereon be cancelled and held for naught, and for such other and further relief as to the court shall aeem meet in equity aud good conscience, Including the coats and disbursements of Ibis suit. Messrs. Bronsugh, McArthur, Fenton A Bronsugb and E. B. Skipworlh appear as attorneys for tbe plaiullff. Judge M. L. Pipes ordered that the de fendants end each of them, their servants, agents and officers be restrained and en joined from selling or attempting to sell tbe lands described in the complaint or any part thereof, under the proceeding described in said complaint until olherwiae ordered by aaid court. Republican State Convention. Tbe Bepublioan Bute Central Committee met in Portland yesterday and fixed on Wednesday, April 6th, as the dste of tbe state convention. County eonveetiona are recommended lo meet on March 26th and primariea March 19th. Portland was se lected as the place of meeting. Tbe apportionment gives one delegate at large for each county and one for every 200 votee or fraction over one-half oast for Her mann in 1890. Lsne county Is entitled to 11 delegatea. Tbe vote of the second judi cial district will be equally divided between tbe northern and southern counties, Lane and Benton having 18 votes, the aame as Douglas, Cooa and Curry. H. B Miller, of Josephine, and J. 0. Fullerton, ol Douglas made s bard fight to have the 1st congressional convention held at Sslem but were defeated sod all the work will be done at Portland. Mr. Miller is a candidate for congress and olsims that the district convention should be held within tbe dintriot for which tbe candidate will be nominated. Itia also thought that Port land will nse undue influence in favor of Hermann, H. C- Humphrey represented Lane coun ty in the committee Seed Purchasing a Hatter of Con fluence. Tt Is entirely so. The man whobuvs dry goods, groceries, etc., can, to a very considerable extent. Judge . of the qauality and value of the article. Th is ts not the case with seeds. Bimply be cause a dealer says certain seeds he holds in his hands are choice, it does not follow tnai il is so. ne muy nave been deceived himself. No one can tell till valuable time and labor have been expended In testing the sped. Iioth as to the vitality and strain. Every dealer who handles our goods is furnished with a pnoio or our trial grounds aud a certilleate giving date and what per cent, his goods testr ed. If he cannot show these, send to us and get good seeds at cash prices. F. L. 1'onHON 4 Hon, Portland, Or. Pacific Coast agents for D. M. Ferry's seeds and A. I. Iloot's bee supplies Notice of Dissolution. Notice ia hereby given that the partner ship heretoforeexiating'betwven Scarbrougb and Tiffany at Creswelf, Oregon, Is dis- 1 1 KM n .. I .nnnl I . TV ftrr. brongh will collect all botes and aooounlp due tne nrm. Dated Jan. 27, 1892. L D SUABBBOOOH, Wm.'TimjiT. ...I - Strayed or Stolen. A dark sorrel horse about 15 hands high, 6 or 7 years old, disappeared several weeks ago. Any person returning him to tbe nn deraigaed will be duly rewaVded. Dated Eugene, Feb. 1, 1892. A. W. pATTEMoa. Proulng and Grafting. I will prune, gralt and bud trees in the best manner at reaarnub' terma. P J. Fools, at Bsfcer't Hotel. Votiwo Booths Wro. Dyninger baa completed tbe election bootba for Lane county, and they are now subject to the or ders of the court. It is not probable that Sheriff Noland will deliver them until a abort time before tbe election. Makkied. At Maker's hotel, Eu gene, Oregon, February 3, 112, ty Judge O. W. Kinsey, Jamea M. Herk shlre and Julia Southworth, all of Lane county, Pnsaon's seed store Is to! be congratu lated for the enterprise In equipping and running the first "trial ground" and "test house" In the Northwest Hee photo In this bue, bhkvitii:h. Willoughby, dentist. D. Liun A Son, furuiture and undertak ing. The best buggy made for tbe money, is F. L. Chambers f tiO pleasure wagons. Don'l pans by D. Linn Son'a furniture alore without examining their fine new line of furniture juat received. If you want a .ait of clothes or a pair of pantaloon go to Davia, tbe tailor, lie guar antees satisfaction and low prices. Golden Age Diet Harrow with or without aeeder, beat aud lowest price in the market ' F, L. Cuamukbs. Oliver Chilled Plow, also Olivers new steel plow warrauted to scour iu auy soil. Walkiua. Sulkv or Dana Pin nn.l mi thing you need to cultivate tbe grouud I. L. IBAMUKBS. Kugene flour at Henderson's. Alliany flour at Henderson's. Medford flour at Henderson's. Junction flour ut Henderson's. Yon pays your money and vou takes your choice. Wildwood axes, cross cut a .I,,,. and sledges. F. L. CUAUBKBtt Bailroad lantern and all nthr kin, In (mm 25 cts. op. Extra globes aud burners ol all "" i , Li. CHAMllKlla. Persons wlshlnir fns!i horse will Hlinlv to .1. M Mi.iiilrli.ka or at First National Hank, or at prem ise near v lovcmuic. A. M. Hkndku'ks. (let in the swim mill chew "Wludo Hog." Peters Cberrv at tlinir fil lnr nn West Nth St. have choice fruit tripn from 0. Phelps, Speucer Butte nursery, also bUKiiNu oruameniui morn. If you are a democrat, be a democrat -chew Whoi.k Hot), or none. The liesl tobacco In the market Is Brown's Natural Leaf." Ax Billy for onion sets. Ax Billv for 2 lh lmiMTshelleil u III- nuts, 25 cts. Try them. Chris M.irx ban reduced the nriim of shav ing at his shop to 15 cents. The Bissell Chilled Dow in mi,.r.i, ,1....,) lo be tbe lightest running hum n,.,,,!il,,,, and chilled plow iu the market, fry one. Satisfaction guaranteed by Norton A Mor- reu. The J. I. Cane ntffl iilnw hnvm itv.vi been tbo best and most rrliln. Dont fail to get prices of Norton & Churchill, Eu gene, Or. The Minnesota Ilol.d h ns Iwn.ll ro. paired and refurnished. Terms $1 per uiiy. uniy one mock from the depot. All white heln. . An Entbosiastiu Mkktino. A lures number of young democrats met at the Court Houae Saturday evening aud orpau ized a Young Men's Democratic Club. Tho following officers were elected: Churles Wilkinson, President; E. A. Reamea. Vice President; Roes Matthews, Secretary; K, K, Kubliaud U. C. Osburn, Executive Committee. Eighty members signed the following call: "We. the nndersigntd, be lieving substantially in tbe principles as ad vocated by tbe democratic party and fur ther believing that tbe interests of Ihe de mocracy will be best subserved by organized effort, agree to form ourselves luto a club to be known as tbe Young Men's Democratic Club of Lane couuty. A ooLstitution waa adopted. Speeches were made by Cbarlea Wilkioson, K. K. Kubli, E. A. Beames, 10. B. Skipworth and L. Bilyeu. Tbev were all enthusiastically applauded This club stsrts out under very favorable olrcumstan- BraraonirLD Elrotrio Liobt Co. Arti- eleeof incorporation of the Spiingfield Electrlo Light Co. bave been Died in tbe of floe of the county clerk by J. C. Boyd, Geo. H. Thurston, B. J. Pengra, E Mauds and M L. Wilmot. Duration of corporation perpetual. Tbe business of tbe corpora tion is to engage iu buildine. enulnulnu. holding, operating, purchasing, leasing, or otherwise disposing of electrio lights in all fiublio plaoea, houses, stores or other build ngs within tbe city of Springfield, Glen- wood, tatrmonnt end Eugene. Ciioilal stock, $10,000, divided into 1,000 shares of $10 each. Prinoipal place of buniueas, Springfield, Oregon. Taa Eably Bibo. -Cottage Grove Lead er: urd rostofU. A. 11., with tbe co operation of the oitizens of this town aud aurronnding country, will oelebtate tbe Fourth of July at Cottage Grove. A aplendidtime is assured for tbe people here, don't do things by halves. Manage ment, programme and 'arrangements will bo announced later. DD. In Ban Frsnclsoo. January 13. 1892, of cancer, W. B. Schroder, a unlive of Germany, aged 69 years. He was quite well known in Lane county, having pur chased a great many "cattle here a few years ago. Cattle Sold. A. M. Ostium hns sold 100 head of stall fed cattle, which he boa been feedinir. to Henrv Uros.. of Seattle. They netted him f28 per UCttU. To as Dcdioatsd. The new Culled Brethren church will be dedicated on Sun day, February 21st. It is a neat,handome, comfortable house of worship. Bots Bctdbnid. The two runaway In dian boys from tbe government school kt Cbemawa, who were arrested here Friday, were taken back Monday morning by O. G. Savage, an employe of the institution. Several seedincn who buy their stock In California, claim to "test all their seed," but Posson's seed store, Port land, ur., come right out and say thelr's Is no "damn cloth" or wet cot ton" test and send us a cut of their whole trial grounds; see It in this issue. If planters would encourage such enterprise more, they would have no occasion to complain so much alsuit "California seeds" and "oor seeds." a roillllli-slunel's' ('milt. Met at the Court 11. m e in l'u' tie, On - gou, Wrilni-aduvuiMMiiit. iM rmiiy 3, lit.' at 10 o'clock. Presetit-JudrfH Keolt, ('.imiiiinMoin rn Parker and II) lund, Sin nlT NoUud, C'li rk Walker. The following proeeeilil.K's were bud: The following ulia'iii'H mu le: siThuwsi ih J P Langtlun $M no TM Krunhsw 4 IM J U Young 21 on Jobu Gut-rle :i (Ml Clarence Taylor 2- Oil Thoa Broughton 12 hi J 11 Crow . '!" Oil N M Woodruff 4 oil Juo Hill 12 on J H Fnrgui'soii hi ("I K Wells 12 HO D tl Palm I DO W T Corneliui !!ll I 0 J K Vertrees C.i CO BBKelmiy 12 0(1 MTKIiVISidlS. Win Thiirnuin mi C W Shurl ridge 27 mi The J Tlioiupoii road; John II liarr II led claim of jdisi iliiinaircs to premises by reason of said road paving through premises. Court appointed John '. Me Malion, William Tucker and J V. l'.l licrt as viewers to ns-ess damages; to meet Feb. in, l"U2. Wiimint ordered drawn in favor Richard Moss, Siiei iior DUt. No for 14. Warrant ordered drawn in favor 1) (i I'uliu for cayolc scalp lor ?". of Warrant ordered drawn iu I'avor of James (1 Hurst, rebate on lax forjii.wi. Warrant ordered drawn in I'avor of 1. 11 Young, for balance us supervisor of District No .VI lor $ Warrant ordered drawn in favor of Lew Is Hacllon for IiiiiiIkt for lit No 2d for !M1.."2. Sfl'I'.UV lol;: J M Tedrow, li-lric 41.. JTHunt, Palmer Ayres John West John Inghaiii J N I.tlJMT A () Stevens n Vitus 7(1.. ")., 10., Intl., 2.. s 2:1 20 172 II Warrant ordered draw 11 in favor of K It Holleiilieek, for Irausiiorlatitui of paiiicrs, for $7. Free scholarship In the Stale Agri cultural college at Corvallis aw arded to Miss Jennie Taylor, of Cottage (trove, on recommendation of State Senator H II Kakiu and School Suiriintendent Patterson. KUI'KUVISOIIS AITOIN rKD. Dial. No.87.--Iobu tiiiertu " 91. J L Famish i 7J.W A Cuton. " " 15. J C Wulluee. " " 10.-J H West. ' " 58. John MeMuboii. " " 61. -J W Hum. " " 1. A Siniiuuns. , " " 77. I W Petrie, " " 68. James Toleiniin. 46, Craig Hayes. " " 73.-S Milne. " 32.-C. lions. " 51. Simon Diury. " " 90. J It Vertrees. ' " 21. T. M. Bensbaw " 25. J J McCulloch. 100. A O Miitthews. " " 63. J B Young. " ' 66.-B B KeUy. 75. Wm Goodpasture. " " 02. Jobu Cbustine. ' ' 8(1. J L Atkinson. " " 6. Jenso Cole. " ." 44. John (Irons " 11. Robert Hchmulz, " " 45. Joa. Stiome. " 07,-Jobn Hill. " " 1)5. A PCoudry. " " 27-A 0 Stevens. " " 2H-J W Bond. ' " " 10-L (leer. " " 70 J il Bond. ' " " 80-l'hil Merkshlrc. F H Warner, cougar sculp .... J L Furnish, supervisor J 11 Cru.an, " 2 00 21 00 'Si (H) V'olney Heinen way road; t'X'i dam ages assessed to W 1 Fisher's lund, the amount paid and road ordered estali llshcd. Jackson road: ordered established. BUI of Chits Moore, for paupers sup plies lie allowed; fl. AM Bailey, supervisor $18 OO EnosHarpole, " 20 (K) Ordered by the court that allowance of $8 iht month granted by the hoard at January term lo W Holloway and wife for their sllp)ort he Increased to $12 mt month until further order of court to lie drawn by .1 Simmons, French Tansy Wafers. These wafers are for tho relief and cure of painful and irregular incuses, uitd will remove nil olistruetiotis, no matter what the cause, and tiro sine and safe every time. Manufactured by Knicrsnn Ilrug Co., San Jose, Oil., und for sale by Osburn & ivl.uno. Sn iiigllcld Items. 1 Si3Ver.il fiiterpriCB are upoken of SI '0 juu j,,,, I A Mr. rlnlliH and futility arrived on Ihe truiu In-1 ii';;ht an l bijs he has come to Htliy, The linl. Is ure cicud. d. Sixtien trans- 'p"'s st" bri'ukf it ut tbe Eiiichou House this, I liursd.iy, morning. The Kepulilicttu Club purlecttd their or guni.itiou ou Motility night as already no tod in the (iLMIIII culuuius. It is suid urr.iii)-i'iui tits uro ntiotit com I'leti'd for oriMiiiing n cunqmny to operate u Spiingfield Wuuleii Mill's Co. The fiilert.iinun ut giveu by tho Chora) I'niuii l.t niliI a.is wi II rendered but it wus not us well utruui."d ua il diH'tved to be. Thu PeiiiocMtie Club met Mouduy night bat owing to Ibe ui.iivoid ible absence of of ficers it is prciiiiuied tbo lueeliug was not aa litelr lis dull hud bull ou deck. Mr. tiilntrnp ii nd bis (uiiuly moved here on Muiiduy from Engine aud areoccupying thu Law house, lately vacated by Mr. Arm strong who is running tbo old livery stable in Eugene. 1 am going to (.ive j uiir renders a cure fi r J the giii'pe tuki a limn the Seieulillo Ameri can mid vciielud for by the uudersigtied be ''' j leivieg tiie.l it in ,! pienti its itficary in a ,! very nevi re esse. Here is Ihe cure: 30 ' giuiiH I i cuilioiute (,( potimh iu a glass and milk, every (oar hours; from two to four j, j(i 1)llllt.il.lli ; J. E. T. Hevtcr Notes. 1. S. It ILll-uker lllkl ill) WCl.t lO tioslll U today. lt' v. W. A. Kemp an,) wife spent Satur day und Sunday ill lcUr. Mr. K. t. ('iillit-i.ii tu.uU a short visit mound through tho valley today, i Mr, Lew Kemp hud a breiikdowu at bis mill hut ii v.. i . quickly rc paired ut T, II. II Mill Ilk, 'r's hlllip. I Dan lloldiicb is plow ing on the 1). H. Il.iudsiiker fuitii. a part of which ho bus rented. Wm. Williams our toad "boss" is put ting in a bridge ou Aulbony creek ueiir Paiviiis store. Mr. II G. Vincent bus returned from the McKeiiio where he bud gono to tuke Mr. lluskius and wife. Al Mcixil went to Ihe McKtuzie to work in a logging c.i in p but from home luuse un known to iu hns returned. I'ticle Johuiithim Yinceut bus greatly 1m provtd thu looks of his furm by a new plunk (dice and clearing and plowing a new piece of ground. Quarterly Meeting. Tha Free Methodists will hold their fourth quarterly meeting services at their pluee of worship, iu Hovey's hall ou tbe comer of Eighth aud Olive streets, com miming Monday evening, February 8, con tinuing over tho 'Jib an 10th, Iluv. J. C. Seolt, chairman of Dist. will be iu charge. Everybody cordially invited to attend. Ser vices every Sunday, Suuduy School st 9:15 a. m., preaching at 11 a. m. aud 7 p. m. Seuts free. Cotuo oue, come all. K. II. DoLLAiiaiux, Pastor. Iliirlliquiikn Nliorka. l'oitTl.AXD, Or., Fell. 3. A severj earthquake shock occurred here at 8:.'t() o'clock tonight. Brick buildings swayed and windows rattled, terrify Ing the lumiitesvho in instances rush ed Into the streets. The shock lusted about 110 seconds, and was probably the most severe earthquake ever felt In this city. Ho far us known no damage, was done. It was also felt very distinctly ut Salem und Astoria. Maiibikd. At tbe residcuoe of the bride's parents, Col. aud Mrs. Sawyers, In Engeuo, Orogon, Wednesday evening, February 10, WJi, ut 9 o'clock, by Prof. Mark Bailey, D. D., Mr. Fletcher Linn and Mist Louise M. Suwyers. Only (he immediate relutives of tho couple were present. A flue luuoh eouwasset.. The eveniug was spent in congratulation aud plcusnut social converse. Severululightful pieces were executed on thu piano forte by Miss Bessie Sawyers, e sister of tho bride Mr. Linn and bride have lots of fiiends in Eugene and through out the stale, who wish them a long and pleasant matrimonial ulliauce. For the presitt they will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Col. Sawyers, ut tho family residence, cor ner ol Nin 111 and High streets. , On Monday, Feb. 1st, Hay A Hen derson V ill coiniiiciicc their clearance sale of cartM ts, pictures and window shades. All will be sold ut cost to make room for our large stock of spring gissls to nrrivc soon. Sale to lie con tinued to Feb. 2m h. (I, nii'oi preaching Sunday, Feb. 7 lb at 11 o'clock ut Iho Court House. All iu vit'd. C. Wakiiltk.