The Eugene City guard., May 21, 1892, Image 5

CITY AND COUNTY.
SATURDAY,
MAY St, 1892,
"Xne County Democratic Ticket.
geuitor.
E. P. COLEMAN
of Willamette.
BmlEHTTIV.
. w HKMBRKE
of Kichanlion
I) K. HARMS ' 'oltK (irova
of CottaKe Grove
K WILKInS1'" ""mi tuguuo
jnilffa
A. II. FIHK
aKiir James e. noland
Uwrin.. 0f North Kugene.
rrv THOU. J, CBAIO
Cl,rl of South Euiene.
Commissioner.,
1. A M1U.IUK.N
of Junction.
XreMurer.,
AMStor...
BESJ. MULKEY
of Irving.
p.j. Mcpherson.
nt Hnnfh RiiffnM
gch)18uperlDU'ndenJh...r. C K (f ALE
ur .rNorihEunV.""J09,KOC"
kroner :il ESTER OSBUR.S
Coroner... 0( North En wue.
PRECINCT OFFICERS EPGKNE.
inilice of the Peace GEO. w. KINSEY
CoutUble t T WITTER
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The Leaders.
UNION PHICN.
GmnnUled au(f.ar 17 lbs $1.00
White KiCuRar 20 " 100
Golden C 100
D "24 " 1 00
MuscaTado ' 25 " 100
Good tea per lb 20
Choice ten, 3 l for 1 00
Arbnckle's ooffee, per Jt, 22 o
lOfci lard 125
5 65
All Flour per sack. 1 15
1 1 good Unking powder 15
Lsrgo cani of jam or jelly 10
Good prunes 15
1 dot tumbler 50
10 piece decorated toilet let 2 50
The reason we can and will undersell all
competitors if that we belong to a combi
nation called "Beaters," and while onr
prioei are below regular wholesale prices,
we hare the welfare of the dear people con
stantly in view. We would call espeoial
attention to our mammoth stock of crock
ery, glassware, lamps and lump stock which
for the next 30 days will go at a sacrifice for
cash or good prompt, paying customers.
We not only sell goods for less than any of
our competitors bnt give more toward build
ing the Siuslaw B. B, than the whole lot
combined. Don't fail to get our prices
from the
Friends of the People,
Smith & Ball.
P. B. Don't forget our teas and coffees
ire still without a rival.
Jasper Items.
May 10, 1892.
F. Hlnson and Grant Akin visited
Eugene today.
Lewis and John Morehouse who has
been home from the log drive for a
few days returned today.
Uncle Steve Rigdon and wife passed
here today on their way to the Pine
Openings, their summer residence.
F. Hinson has purchased 40 acres of
land from C. F. Humphrey and will
erect a dwelling on the same in the
near future.
J. M. Keeney went to Goshen today
with a load of chickens and eggs and
will bring back a load of hardware
and groceries.
A party of young folks gathered at
the residence of C. J. Hill on the even
ing of the 14th and spent a few hours
in dancing. All speak of a pleasant
time.
We are sorry to learn of the accident
that happened M. A. Veatch. While
working in the logging camp
of R. E. Edwards a log rolled on
him breaking his leg below the knee.
Rev. Taylor preached his first ser
mon at this place Hundoy. Owing to the
fact that it was not announced until
Saturday the congregation was small.
He will preach again on the 29th.
Jasper.
Goshen Items.
May 18, 1891.
The election approacheth, with very little
interest manifested.
The patrons of the U. B. church are so
liciting funds for a bell.
A. 1. Keeney received a severe kick from
a horse last Saturday, the result of a swarm
of bees getting at the team.
Mrs. 8outherland, whose husband re
cently died at Hood river, Or., arrived
here with her three small children, Monday,
and will make her borne with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
Whereas, the county candidates are not
going to favor this pfsoe with their elo
quence and, the precinct nominees for the
offices of justice of the peace and constable
on the republican and democratic tickets
have arranged for a disoussion of important
topics of their respective parties, on Satur
day, May 21, at a o'clock p. m. The can
didates purpose to make it an interesting
meeting if a suffloient audience can be had.
Come out with your ears fu II of cotton and
njoy the occasion. We are all going to
vote for Joel Ware, and the prohibition and
people's party tickets, anyhow.
Letter List
Mar 2d, 1892.
Ayres, F M Benedict, F M
Brown, Miu Grace Butners, Thoa O
wvell, John S Drinjins, Mrs Mary
Greene, Geo R Gunhan, J B
Hicks, Mrs Addle Lee. Ben
fckyer, Albert McDonald, Rev C A
McKarUnd, D O Marshall, Andrew
Morey, Chas Nelson, J M
KusVietta Bandets, H
Sfcatt, Olie 8ipreU, W T
, O S Smith, Mrs Grace
Wtobbt, John Watkins, Chas E
WUsoD, P H Wornser, B
A charge of one cent wIU be made on each
letter glren out Persons calling lor letters will
Please aaj when advertised.
MINNIE WA8HBURN, P. M.
J. L. Page's Cash Prices.
J7 lis jgisoulated angar '. f 1 00
" Extra O sugar 100
? " Golden C angar 1 00
" D sugar 100
Eugene flour, per Back 1 15
Springfield flour, per sack 1 15
Jaaus tomatoes 100
10 cans corn 100
Joans table peachea . 100
ID can baking powder 20
W ojx soda.V. 50
8ol Aontct. A. W. Haskell baa re
ved the sole agency for Eugene and Lane
ounti for the celebrated Medford floor. He
Propose, selling it at wholesale and retail.
He haa just received a carload of tLia ei
alleni product.
Iwn sprinklers hose and hose
K1. F. L. Chambers.
Brevities
E. B. Bkipwortb, attorney tj-lew
Money to loan on farms. Eiqulre of Judge
Walton. J
Ilot and oold baths every tat in the week
at werry uora Darner soop. I
For fine suits made to orier and ready
made olotbing, go to Ed Haraoo.
Mr Geo F Craw has the sole airenrv for all
brands of the celebrated Tanai! punch Cigars
Remember that Hanson St Bon have the
best selected stock of olothin In town.
Bring your old scrap cast Iran to the Eu
gene Iron Foundry where yio can dispose
of it.
Eugene Flour $1.35 per sr.. The Eu
gene Flouring mills make the best quality
of roller mill flour.
If yon are getting tun old for your spec
tacles, or if they do not i laotrj suit you tsko
them to Watts and have new tunes fitted.
Dr. G. W. Diddle tuny be fonnd at bin
residence on Olive street, betteen Fifth and
hixth streets one block v. est ol the Mlnne
sola HoUil. He is prepurod It
do all dent-
ai work in the bent manner.
The beat htuily remelj i
Plunder's Oregon Blood Fu
undoubtedly
Jer. Harm
re many oth-
less, it accomplishes rtdii'f wll
er medicines full to do. It i
given to the infuiit as well as
Henderson, dentist.
Job work at the Goiao offr
Fountuiu pen at Watts',
.y be aafely
e adult.
Binuk deeds and mortgages
sale at the
Utuiio office.
Blank nntli-ea fir the I
of quartz
mines f'.r sole at the Guard ott
For all kiiidn of furmiiifa in
lsinents call
on J. M. Hundriuks on Ninth
Street
Screen windows and doors,
doors at Bioalow A ',
, sssh and
KPATBICK.
What Is It?
That produces that beantifuj
aoft corn-
plexion and leaves no traces c
its applica-
tiou or injurious effects? Th.
dom's Kobertine accomplishei
tiswer, wis
.1 this, and
Bid refine
Jlet article
itpilesa and
is pronounced by Indies of tost.
nient to be the most delightful
ever produced. Warranted
matchless. F. M. Wilkiue, a
City.
r
fcngene
Geo. W. Kinsey, Anct
meer,
When yon want yonrgoodl
household
furniture or land sold at auJ
on, call of
Geo. W. Kinsey, the pioneer ail most iiio-
osHsful auctioneer in Lane Con
r. He will
attend to
mission.
all sales on a reaLnableeom.
Notice. I i
smetery workta to
When wanting cemetery workj?a to E.W.
Achison & Co., who are prepared to furnish
II tinla at lnwat rtrinAB fnr ftrHllaiUI work.
Our Portland cement walls lit enclosing
cemetery Iota are the finest ye 1 put npon
the market, and are furnished a ibout half
the coBt of stone. Call and see rar beauti
ful Barre & Westerly granil and best
grades of Termont marble. O Sees at Al
any, Eugene and Roseburg.
Very Respectfully Yo trs,
E. W. Achi oh & Co.
Sheep Inspectors Non
ice.
All naronna (n T.ftnA Annntv OWDinff Scab
by sheep or sheep afflicted with other dis
eases, are hereby notified that I mid sheep
must be thoroughly dipped, sufBcieut to kill
said disease, forthwith.
Any person failing to comply with this no
tice will be liable to have his sheep dipped
by the Inspector at said persons's expense.
Take notice and save costs,
Dated June o, lB'Jl.
Geo. Fishkb, Sheep Inspector.
Litmbxb Notice. Go to the Depot lumbea
yard for cheap lumber. Andrews will not
be undersold.
Call a Halt That tirod languid feeling
means that your system is in a state to in
vite disease, and Wrialit's Compound Ex
tract of Sarsaparilla is what you need at
onoe to expel impurities of the blood and
build you tip. Sold bv M druggists.
Don't Believe It
wt.n tnl.1 tlint P. M. Wilkius. thsdrnctriHt.
is not selling "Wisdom'H Robertin" for the
complexion, the most elegant and only really
ri- . I ita In hA
narmiess prepnrnnuu u. im
world, and giving a beautiful picture card
with every bottle. j
Mohawk Items.
May 17, 1892.
Mr. Wilcox is assessing the taxpay
ers of this community. 1
Miss Lena Stafford, of Eugene, is
visiting her parents this week, i
TntrUntlnna am out for ft dttlce at
Mr. Albro's to be given Friday night.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. n. epores viuieu n
Mubel with Mrs. Spores' parens last
Sunday. , , J
M. V. Rork, the People's party can
didate for congress, delivered a very
interesting and instructive lecture last
Friday at the Stafford school house.
Honorable J. M. Stafford and Bon
Frank, have purchased the home of
f . UntrHnlrl W UPA BOrfV tO 10096 a
.'11. IIUJUWUI ' - - -
good neighbor and friend as Mr. Hay
field, but our loss will only be others
gain. He has not decided whre lie
will settle wnen ne teuvra .
U-NO-1IOO.
Resolutions.
Whereas, George Hunter, oi;r es
tumiH hmriipr nn.l fpllow-worker in
the cause of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association, has Deen caueu nuuio
to his Lord and Master; and
n'nrDP.a Th mnnnpr of his un
timely death by drowning, is an added
cause of sorrow; and
Whereas, un ine any wmu
,.nri t ha liia fiinoral dav he had
purposed to conduct a religious service
before the Young Men's Christian As
sociation, wnicn mourns u "
wnmcm fkmrim Hunter honed to
enter the ministry when he came into
man's estate; ne it
Resolved, That we ever cherish the
memory of our faithful and beloved
brother; and be it further
Resolved, That the association ex
tend ita heartfelt sympathy to the be
reaved relatives of the deceased.
Frank Matthews,
James A. Laurie, President.
Secretary.
Died.
Dally Guard, May 17.
David Moeby, an old pioneer of Cottsge
Grove precinnt, and well known throughout
k. a,a at him home four miles east
of Cottage Grove yesterday from reDma"
tism, with wnicn ne naa ueeu -number
of years. "Uncle Dave' Hosby
waa born in Mercer county, Kti'uck7' w
1822. Came to Oregon in 1850, and
to Lane oonnty in 1833.
Mr Mosby was a substantial farmer, bad
large property interests, snd wss recognized
in the community in wli ich be lived as a
sterling, reliable citizet..
The funeral will ti.ke place tomor
row forenoon at 11 oVIock.
neetlaia; '" msh""
ALBANY, Or., May 17.-The Oregon
state grange will con vene tn this city
next Tuesday. Owr30O visitors are
expected to be present. The ddrew
of welcome will be delivered by Mayo.
J. L. Cowan, the resiwmse by Hon. A.
C. Jenninirs of Lane county, and the
annual address by H-m. H. E. Hayes,
master of the state grange.
1 TUESDAY, MAY 17.
1 Dr. John Gray Is Improving and will
soon be out.
' Go to Rmipp A Gilbert and get apiece ol
isai nne ureukiast uaoon none less.
The niaaona are at work on the foundation
oltbe 1. O. O. F. temple warehouse.
The canvassing candidates have re
turned from their trip to Horvnee.
fine choice chipped beef and all kinds of
denied and potted meats at kuupp .V Gil
bert's. For stone jars, Jugs, milk crocks, and
flower ihUs of every description Ax
Hilly.
The excuvation is being inado for
Mrs. Conner's brick building opposite
Rhinelmrt's hall.
A marriage license was granted by
County Clerk. Walker to Win. For
rentitnnd Rosa Miller.
Knapji & (iilltcrt have plenty of
flour and iilenty of sugar ami nilow no
one to undersell them.
Mrs. White came np from Portland on
thin afternoon's local snd is visiting at the
resi lence of John Witbrow.
Hon. R. M. Veatch and E. R. Sklp
wortli spent last night in this city and
left fur C'orvnllis this morning.
The stttto Sunday school convent ion
is in session at Portland. Several Eu
gene people are in attendance.
$19,000 wanted to raise the Siuslaw
railmml subsidy. Come to the front
gentlemen, and cud the struggle.
The Odd Fellows' grand eucainp
ment takes place at Astoria today, and
the grand lodge meets tomorrow.
Rev. Harry Watkins lectured at the
Christiai church in his entertaiuiug
style lasj night to a fair audience.
E. W. Phillips, an experienced Port
land ntotograplier, lias accented a
positioi! tith the Winter Photo Co., ill
this city.
Several persons already attracted
here by the railroad talk. Hundreds
will come when the subsidy is an as
sured fact.
A. J. Johnson has started out for the
present season with A. V. Peters'
wagon, handling produce and mer
chandise.
Mrs. L. Flynn, who has been visit
ing at the residence of Dr. Willoughby
returned to her home at East Portland
this morning.
Out of respect to the memory of Geo.
A. Hunter, the student who was
drowned Sunday, the state university
Held no session today.
G. W. Bonner, Deputy Head Consul
Woodmen of the World, left on this
morning's local for a trip down the
valley in the interest of the organiza
tion. The warships Baltimore and Charles
ton are now the attraction of Portland
harbor. The people of the state are in
terested in viewing these defenders of
the nation's honor.
Tlios. J., the 14 year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phillip Brynn, of Newport.
Coos county, accidentally shot ana
killed himself Friday of last week
while out hunting.
The Eugene-Florence railroad would
mean increased prosperity to every in
dustry and business. We are not
among the croakers who believe it is
a cure-all. But the town will not
Srogress as it should if the enterprise
oes not succeed. Help yourselves.
The largest sale of wild horses made
in the buneh-grass region for some
time was made on Monday last by
John Switzler, the veteran horse-raiser,
at Umatilla, Or. An Iowa drover
named Jackson bought eighteen car
loads. The horses are all in fine con
dition, and will be shipped to Iowa in
a few days. He paid an average price
of $M jht head.
A Portland paper says that Dr. Har
ry Lane returned on Wednesday last
from a trip to the East and Europe.
Wliiie away ho visited the leading
hospitals in London, Paris, Berlin,
Hamburgh and Edinburgh. His wife
who went to New York to meet him
returned at the same time. Dr. Lane
will opeu an office on the west side.
Prineville News: Frank Poludexter
Is back again from the Camp Polk
country, where he has been coolcing in
the construction camp of the Squaw
Creek Irrigation Company, whose
ditch is now completed. Frank says
that travelers are encamped on both
sides of the Cascades, awaiting the
opening of the road. Two men who
recently came across the summit on
foot reported the snow ten feet deep.
Coos Bay Mail: AI. Owen la the demo
cratic candidate for oonnty olerk of Coos
county, and his little son, Fay, is an en
thusiastic member of the people'a party. At
the turnout on Saturday nght Fay carried
a blazing torch and rau agoiust a transpar
ency which contained the inscription,
"Dun't vote for Al. Owen." Fay stood un
der this and let his blazing lamp set fire to
the banner snd the inscription was burned.
The boy will make a politician yet.
Report of school district No. 2: The
following is a report for the month
ending May 6: Total number of pu
pils enrolled, 44; average attendance,
87; total number of days attendance 735.
The following named pupils were
neither absent nor tardy during the
month: James, Guy and Gus Parker,
Floyed Matties, Edward and Riley
Petty, James, Maggie and Blanche
Fetterly, EtUv Comrad, Jennie and
Jessie Shaffer.
Ellis Parker,
Teacher.
Horses Entered.
The following gentlemen haveenter
ed horses in the races to take place in
Salem June 2d, 3d and 4th as follows:
K. It. Hayes, Eugene, Black Adler,
blk g 3, by Three Cheers, dam Rosa.
Two races. '
Sam Plummer, Eugene, Altus, b s 4,
bv Billie Bolinger, dam Delia W alker.
Two races. . .
P. K. Watters, Eugene, capt. iiount
d h, by Paramount, dam Bessie Allen
by Panic.
Oscar Wills, Eugene, Tybault, b s 7,
by Altamont, dam Nellie Kohler.
Sid Horn, Eugene, Friday, gg6,
breeding unknown.
P. K. Watters, Eugene, Tony Mount,
brh, by Capt. Mount, dam Fanny
Hawk.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
.Tp1 Ware herebv announces himself
as a candidate for the office of county
clerk of Lane county, Oregon, suiijeci
in o.a iWiiinn of the votere at the
polls, on the Cth day of June, iww.
W lllv -
General Average. Commenting
on the suite shooting tournament, held
at Salem, the Statesman says: The
four highest general average scores
were made by: Meek, 1st; Turner, 2d;
Kibele. Blunt and Conn tied for 3d;
Hughes, 4tlv.
A Corvallis Election. At the
annual election in Corvallis Monday
T J. Cn-ighton was elected councilman
in the first ward, George Waegoner in
the second, K E. Gibson ami Win.
Hartless in the third. votes were
cast.
Will Speak at Florence.
lion. II. M. Veatch, democratic nominee
for congress, will speak at
Flosknck, Wkdnkspay, Junk 1st,
at 1 p. m. Everybody cordially invited
Turn ont and hear Lane oonuty's favoiite
son.
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS.
A. H. Kennedy, of this city, has
been appointed a notary puiuic.
L. N. Honey went to the Foley
Springs to-day to spend a week or two.
Tho Siuslaw stage went out this
morning with a full load of passengers.
Judge Dc:uly has excused J. B. Har
ris, of this city, from the I'. S. grand
Jury.
The Eugen ) and Springfield base ball
teams will or "ts bats in Eugene Saturday,
weather pen tilling.
We under .ind that C. F. Iilytbe and
wife iutmd r moving to Southern Califor
nia in the ne .r future.
Knapp & ( iltiert keep a flue line of Luc
ca and olive i In. Alio fine olives and oth
er fauey bolt d goods.
Don't let .eoplo call you away, hut
go to Knap i A Gilticri and get the
best goods I r the lowest prices.
The Stind iy school convention of the
United Bret lrcii church is in session
in this city. The attendance Is good.
Albany, the Herald says, has con
cluded not to celebrate the Fourth, not
being able to collect sutliclciit funds.
Miu Ella Dearborn was married at Sa
lem last night to A. L. MoCully, of Fort-
land. The luily has many irietiJa m til-
gene.
Rev. G. A. Blair, of this city has
been elected president of the State Sun
day school convention for the ensuing
year.
The annual conference of the united
Brethren church bcirius hi Eugene to
morrow and will continue over Sun
day. Rev. J. W. Huble, D. D.. bishop of
the Pacific coast district of the United
Brethren church, will attend the con
ference here tills week.
The nuisance of street sprinkling is
again being indulged in. The council
should prohibit tho manner in which
our streets are now spriiiKiea.
Rev. G. W. Gue, pastor Grace street
M. E. church, of Portland, Is expected
to deliver an address at the Old Sol
diers' Reunion to be held in this city
in June.
Fast trains are soon to lie put on tho
Woodburn-Springtleld branch. A
train to double the track every day is
expected, and mixed trains are to bo
done away with.
Gus Wiseman was lined $40, or
twenty days in jail, at Baker City, for
beating his wife. She bit his finger
was tlie excuse lie oiiereu lor ins un-
husbandly conduct.
The republicans will have a rally in
Eugene Saturday, In the afternoon and
evening. Hon. R. Williams, of Port
land, and lion. r. 11. Tongue, oiiiuis
boro, will bb the speakers.
We respectfully invite the people of Eu
gene and vicinity to call and examine our
stock and get our prices. Everything nice,
new and clean. We will treat yon right.
KSAI'P & GlLDEBT.
While it mav be about an even race
whether we get the railroad or not
but everyone admits that Konpp &
Gilbert are a head of all comiietitors In
the grocery trade.
Ax Billy allows no ono to undersell
him but will give more value for the
same mone than any other grocer in
Eugene, r 'pot cash, our motto. Non
union, our i rices.
The State Christian Endeavor con
vention wil lie held in this city Octo
ber 14-10. I'res. E. S. Miller has liccii
chosen to rc .resent the State Union at
the coming N'ow York convention.
Rev. W. ( ;. Sliucy, D. D., of Dayton,
Ohio, who 1 :is been managing agent of
the United irethren publishing house
at Dayton, i r 2S years, will be in at
tendance on tlie conierenee in fcugene.
Ski Meel is attending the state
shooting ournntnent at Salem.
He wou n iitch No. 3, getting 13 out
of 15; No. 4 ;etting 20 out of 20 birds,
and tied in wo others. He is a fine
shot.
The Regisler is still growling aliout
Clarence Me Bee being allowed jail lib
erties. Rut it will never pubiisii tlie
letter of Dr. Mckenney, a republican,
and county pnysician, explaining the
matter.
Albauy is having trouble in raising a
Fourth of July celebration fund.
What would said town do with a
flOO.OOO railroad bonus. Eugene
should by all means celebrate, as well
as raise the railroad subsidy.
The first steel wire ever drawn in
the state of Washington was drawn at
the nail works at Everett last Thurs
day. The machinery worked to per
fection. Superintendent Campbell
took tho wire to his home and will
keep it as a curiosity.
The Albanv Democrat says: The
Eugene Register having momentari
ly merged into a gleam of light, arrives at
the profound conclusion that the democrat
ic press of the state is supplied w lib editor
ials from headquarters. Of course they
are. Editorials in democratic papers are
expected to be mpplied from load quarters.
Not so with editorials appearing
in the Eugene Register. One has
only to takes cursory glance at editorials
in that paper to know that tbey never eme
enated from head quarters. It was some
other kind of quarters from whence tbey
came.
Exchange: The residents of Lake
and Klamath counties are doing a
creat deal of thinkinir over thecireum
stances recently brought prominently
before their notice, to -the effect that
lieef cattle in Modoc county, Cal.,
where there are railroad aceominodie
tions, command on the average 10 ier
bead more man nne came on i
ranges of the two counties first named.
In stock cattle the difference is fully
aii irreat in favor of Modoc coun
tv and the citizens of Lake
and Klamnth have reached the
conclusion that a railroad is worth
striving for.
Sententious,
Geo. M. Miller telegraphs us from
. .. . M
han rranciwxi oh kniusk
Uiw l.'n i vrimvi Cnl . Mnv 1!).
I L. Campbell: Only two hundred
dollars sutjs ritXHi. cannot nepenu on
San Francbco. ueo. m. -miller
(ard of Thanks.
F.tEUorsT. Mav IS. 1832.
Fleaae let :oe express through your paper
my bearllelt nana to tne people ri rair
r.m, I'm., .a and Creiwell for their kind
ml helD ai J stmpstbv in our 1 be
reavement. H. C. L" i s . sa.
Heavy
admini'-tra
Maxwell,
Maxwell, t
leged to be
case tlint h.
able comm.
Maxwell ci
Hit. H. C. Humphrey,
-r of the estate of S iruh
leceased, has sued John
. recover aliout t-4,0Oi), ul
iue the estate. This is tho
Ix-cii exciting consider-
ut in the county. John
.uus the will was lost.
it lit: vn us.
Willoughby, dentist.
Waleb clubs si Uolloway's.
J. J. Walton, attorney-at-law, ,
D. Linn A Bon, furniture and nndertak
ing.
If you want suit of olothes or a pair of
pantaloon go to Davis, the tailor. lie guar
antees satioiiu'tion ami low prices.
Kugene Hour at Henderson's.
Albany Hour at Henderson's.
Mcdt'oi'ti tlour at Henderson's.
Junction Hour at Henderson's.
You pays your money and you takes
your euoice.
Get in the swim and chew "Whole
Hog."
If you are a democrat, Ik; a democrat
chew Whole Hhi, or noun.
The liesl tobacco in the market is
"Brown's Natural Leaf."
Chris Marx baa reduced the price of shav
ing at bis shop to 1 j cents.
The Minnesota Hotel has lieen re
wired and refurnished. Terms fl per
lnv. Onlv oiu I.I.H'lc fnim tlie ileiHit
All white 'help.
Dr. Smiley is prepared to attend to all
callK from the country and will make that
part of bis prnctico a specialty.
Nails and barb wire are down. Now
is the time to buy at
1. 1.. 1 1IAM1IEKS.
Join Uolloway's watch and jewelry clubs,
he is the originator of them in Eugene, a
erfeotly safe and very profitable way of
uying what yon want. Call and Investi
gate it.
V Holloway has just received some new
desigus in wuteh rases. (Nil and see them,
the largest and most select stock iu Eu
gene. Money to loan on improved farms fur a
term of years at a reasonable rate of inter
est by E. J, MeClanahan.
Don't sell vour eirirs and chickens
until you Ax Billy, ''Spot Cash" our
motto, non-union our prices.
A 51-lneh Columbia Dicyole for sale or
trade at a bargain. Inquire of, or address
lions & raiNi.
We can blend as fine coffee and furnish
as fine teas as ever came to Eugene or any
place else.
KNil'P & UILBKBT.
You can iret 5 imhiiuIs of Rio colfce
for 1 1.00 at Knapp & Gilliert'B.
Parties wishing to sell tlmlier tribu
tary to McKen.ie, WillanHte, Sius
law, Smith river and Mohawk enquire
of W. C. Bailey, care Joel Ware, Eu
gene, Oregon.
Bids for fifty cords of sound hotly fir
wood and llfly cords of heavy oak
grub wood 4 feet long will bo received
at my olllco In Etigcno until Juno 0,
lWC, tor use or school district iso. 4.
Lane county. Oregon. Rlirht reserved
to reject any or all bids.
Dated Eugene, Uregon, .May 4, isu
Geo. F. Ckaw.
Clerk.
AN IMPORTANT CASE DECIDED.
Judge Boise Sustains the State Hoard
oi tejiiaiizaiiou.
Special to the Oi'ard.
Salem, Oregon, May 18. In tho
case of Marlon county, Oregon, against
the Southern Pacific railroad company,
to collect excess of taxes duo on the
valuation made by the state Isinrd of
equalization, Judge R. P. Boise, this
morning, sustained ine legality oi mo
work done by the state board, by de
ciding in favor of Marlon county.
Equalization Notice.
The board of directors of school
(Us-
trlct No. 4. Lane county. Oreuon.
will
meet at the Eugene National Bank as
a board of equalization at 111 o'clock a.
in.. Mondav. Mav si. ic. lor me pur
pose of equalizing tliu assessment roll
of said district for 1S!I2, and will con
tinue from day to day until tlie equali
zation Is completed.
Dated Eugene, ur., -May m, iw-.
Geo. F. Chaw,
Clerk.
Please Settle.
Having disposed of my grocery busi
ness I hereby give notice to those in
debted to me that the same must be
settled immediately. Tlie books can
be found at Prof. Williams' olllee, up
stairs iu theChrisman block.
W. P. FISHER.
Lumber.
J. D. Howard at Elmira, or R. V.
Howard at Junction, are selling
dressed and undressed lumber cheaper
than any other parties. See them be
fore purchasing. Yours truly,
It. V. UOWAKU.
Notice to Teachers.
All applications for positions as
teachers In School District No. 4, must
lie filed with tho clerk on or before
Juno 7, 18i)i Geo. F. Cuaw, Clerk.
Fieelieparing.
All Wheeler & Wilson sewlnir ma
chines will tie repaired free of charge
at F. L. Chambers' hardware store
during our great exhibit from May 24
Junel.
Wheeler & Wilson Mfo. Co.
Politics In Epitaph.
In a cemetery indefinitely located "on
the Susquehanna river," there is grave
with this epitaph on the marble memorial
slab: "Chas. Lewis; He Voted tor Lin
coln." A Baton Rouge (La.) gravestone
bears this legend: "Here lies the body of
David Jones. His last words were: '1 die
a Christian and a democrat."
Who Has LiED?-The Register Is a
good hand to maintain a- lie when it
has been proven. Now we have a
a proposition to make: If tlie article
headed "Cowardice in the Senate" was
not credited to the St. Iiuls Republic,
we will donate an additional $. to the
railroad subsidy, and if it was the Reg
ister shall respond. We are willing
Hint, the veteran republican editor. 11,
It. Kincald. of the Journal, shall do-
cIiIh the matter. Now. Mr. lU glster,
come to tho front or admit your mis
take like a gentleman.
ITvikh'hteuly Rich. E. C. Smith
returned home from his Canyonvillo
mines Thursday, bringing with
him several nuggets of gold, besides
some dust. Out of two pans ho ob
tained 1 and 40 cents restiectively.
The company, of which Mr. Smith Is a
tni inU r. owns several thousand acres
of rich placers. Water ill lie brought
on the ground at the earliest possible
.lnv wlii'ii one of tlie richest hydraulic
mines on the coast will lie opened. If
IhiHW mines were located in a far dis-
ijiiit. Minntrv thev would attract cap!
talists from all over the United Stale.
Conference. The United Brethren
mnferciHO is II session In tills City,
The attendance is quite lurge. Bishop
Hott is tlie presiding officer.
BimiTLors.-Tbe Oregonian speaking of
the 1st Prlvterio churen of that city,
...a i, ia tha flrtt tio.cb west of the Rock
iea to be light! by elcttricily. The M E.
rtinn-h ol E'leene has been linbted with
electricity for nearly three years.
T
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.
(ieorgeA. Banter Loseg Ills Life to
Save His Coat.
Dally Guard, May in.
At 2:30 o'chx'k yesterday afternoon
... ..i i ....I.. . .i.e. i
nil nun hi wns urouui. or nun city uv it
son oi joe .Myers, oi rainnount, unit
(ieorgo A. Hunter had drowned in tho
Willamette near there. Soon a hun
dred eoplo were at the sccno of the
accident which occurred opposite tho
Wllklus foot bridge, nlsnve Jihi Mvcrs
place, on the north side of tho Wilkin
place. It aps'ars that aUiut two
o'clock a party fishing on the bank of
lite river at tnat point noticed tho
young man opposite to them on tho
north side of the river holding to the
brush on the top of an undermined
tree. Siting his coat Hunting past, he
loosened hi hold on his support and
started to swim after It. Just at this
time the Parties noticed a bout tloatiug
by near tliein, right side up and nearly
tilled with water. Then they heard
cries of "Help," Help," and looking
toward where the swimmer had Ist'ii,
saw that he had sunk U'licath the sur
face. The current Is very swift there
and the river quite wide and I s' fore as
sistance could have reached him lie
sank the third time. As beforestated
the alarm given brought many who
Immediately commenced a search for
the Irody and alsuit 4 o'clock it was re
covered by M. W. McMurray and Mr.
Grover with a hook they were using
from a boat. It was In about
seven feet or water and
only a few feet from the bauk. Many
crossed the river with thekiudly aid of
A. J. Nickel), who was there with a
boat assisting iu the search, and endeav
ored to resuscitate the body, but Dr. Hhar
pies arrived after tbey bad worked hard for
half an hour and pronounced it lifeless.
George Allen Hunter was a son of H. C.
Hunter of Fairmounl and waa 15 years, 11
months and 6 days of age. He was a stu
dent at the State Uuiversity, very popular
with bis teachers and classmates, also a
highly respected member ot the M. . Ep
worth League. How he first became sepa
rated from the boat, will doubtless never be
known, as he was alone. Regret is uni
versal at bis nntimely death.
The funeral will take place Tuesday,
May 17, at 1 o'clock p. ni., from the family
residenoe to the Springfield I. O. O. i.
cemetery.
s. i
Thrown Front a Buggy.
John and Elmer Gray started to go
to their bottom ranch Mow Eugeuo
last Saturday afternoon aliout 6:1')
o'clock In a single buggy. When o
poslto tho knife factAry on Eighth
street tho horso became frightened,
probably from escaping steam, and
started to run. Ho ran across the
street aliout in tho shape of a figure 8,
and as tho buggy cramped tho first
time the boys were pitched out, John
falling on his face and breast and get
ting pretty badly shook up, although
not serious, no bones being broken.
Elmer escaped without any injury.
llio horse ran on the sitiewaiK in iront
of the Cherry building knocking out
an awning post, when it was caught.
Tho buggy received no material dam
age. Dally Uuard, May 17.
Narrow Escape. Mail carrier Gar
rison had a narrow escape from being
run over by tho north-bound overland
last night, no threw mo man saca
on the car before the train had come
to a stop and stepping backward struck
against the express truck standing by.
He slipped and fell between tho trucK
and the moving train which threw
h in under the cars next to tno rails
and he lay In this position while ono or
two car lengths passed and tho tram
stopped. His only injuries are a few
bruises, but It wiib a narrow escape.
Dally Guard, May 27.
Funeral. The funeral of tho young
man. tlco. a. liunter, wno was drown
ed In the river Sunday, occurred this
afternoon to tho (sprlnglleld cemetery.
Jt was conducted ny his iciiow stu
dents of the State University and the
M. E. church Enworth League, of
which ho was a respected member.
His bereaved father and sister have
tho sympathy of all in their sad af
fliction. Real Estate Transfers.
COTTAOI OB0VI.
J H Wriirht to C II Zumwalt et al.
lots 3 and 4, blink 8, Shield's addition;
f250.
ootnrraT.
Ira Bowman to L C Green, 15.01
acres Tp 17 S, R2W;f22.r.
U S to Benjamin IP Dunlap, 40
acres lnTpl7B, U6 w;iuu.
A Promising; Caudidate.
O.K. Wilkinson, the young candidate
for the lenUature. is winnina applause
throughout the oanvass. His capability of
oonductins the canvass of the party he rep
resents has called many advocates to nis
standard. irroHiieolive of politics. He is
worthy of the votes of the people and can
be depended npon never to betray tha trust
reposed upon him.
'Will Qrr Thebi." -The Cooa Bay
Sun. the orsan of the people's party, baa
tha followina: "Attorney George A. Dor
ris, of Eugene, nominee of the democratic
party for prosecuting attorney oi mil ois
iriet. was in town last week making the ao
qnaintanoe of our oitizens, who as whole
could not help taking kindly to him.
Oeorge is an old time friend of ours and is
witbal, one of the ablest attorneys of Lane
county, and has a fine practice in bis borne
oity, Eugene and neighboring towns.
Oeorge is a friend of the people and will
get there.
Dally Guard, May IS.
Married. In Benton county, at
tho residence of tho bride's brother, at
mxin today. E. C. Lake, of laigene,
and Miss Bertha Emery, of Santa
Itosa. Californ a. were married. Iho
bride is a daughter of Prof. Emery, for
merlv a nrofessor of the Corvallis airrh
cultural colletre. Tho groom Is well
known here as an Insurance agent
After a short Visit tho Couple Will re
move to Eugene, occupying tho house
on Seventh street formerly owned by
J. E. Fenton.
An Oitsidb View. Portland Dis
patch: "The Eugene people have raised
about 170,UW tOwaniH ine piusiuw run-
nnul sultsldv. Pluck and energy will
win In the long run. and the people of
Etigcno are Just chuck full of that
article."
Yes ! The Bubsldy now amounts to
181,000.
Three Crewh. ltoseburg Review:
Three train crews will lie put on the
ltoseburg local about June 1. Instead of
two as at present. This will be a need
ed relief for the boys as this Is too long
a run to make every day, Sundays in
cluded. Married. In Prineville, Oregon,
May 12, 1HH2, by Itev. Hodgson, C. M.
Elkins and Miss Manda Comlis. The
young lady Is known by many In Eu
gene. An Audition. J. M. Hendricks Is
making an addition on the rear of his
agricultural warehouse, continuing it
to tlie alley on the south.
Public Speaking.
Hons. L. Bilycu and E, It. Skip
worth will address the voters of Rich
ardson, Long Tom mid Monroe pre
cincts as follows:
Smlthlleld, Tuesday, May 31, 1-10
p. m.
Long Tom, Wednesday, Juno 1, 1:.'!0
p. m.
Monroe, Thursday, Juno 2, 1:110p.m.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to Ixi present. Ladies eceial!y In
vited. Complimentary.
The press .if Iowa, where the democratic
candidate for county jmlge, A. II. Fink,
lived for yea., benr testimony to his worth
and ability. We make extraots from the
papers published at his old home in Ureen
field, Adair comity:
Adair Democrat: We notice in the Ore
gon Slate Journal (bat our fotmer citizen, A.
If. risk, has been honored by the democrats
of Lane county, Uregon, by giving him
the nomination for connt judge, should
he lie elected tbey will fiud in Mr. Fiak an
impartial arbitrator and aueneufy to oliqnea
sod ooiiibines, a man ot broad judgement
and one who will be fearless in the dis
charge of his duty. His many, friends bare 1
will rejoice to hear be it elected:
Ureeutleld Transcript, republican: We
learn that onr forn.er citizen, A. II. Flak.
formerly of ltichland township, but now a
resideut of Lane Co., Or., has been nominat
ed for county judgo. Mr Fink is a roan
of excellent ability, and would fill the office
of oonnty judge will. He was one of the
best farmers in our county and thoroughly
identified with the farming interests, and
during the Grange movement will be re
membered as one of the leading spirits in
that organization. He also took a leading
part in the county fair, and in all farmers'
movements in his township, and was chief
through bis liberality and influence that
e Fisk church waa built. His many
friends in Adair county will be glad to hear
of his election.
Fall Creek Flashes.
May 12, 1892.
Items of interest aro scarce.
Wo wonder what tho attraction is
for Georgo Breeding at Eugene?
Mr. Stires, from Sodavllle, was at A.
Matteson's one night last week.
J. A. Brlggs, tho Pleasant Hill pho
tographer, will be hero tho 25th.
Messrs. Ansel Hyland, Miller, Black
burn and Will Larmcr were in Eu
gene last week.
Miss Genevieno Majors, from Junc
tion City. Is sojourning among friends
and relatives at this place.
- - . -
Hop Lice Here.
State Experiment Station,
Corvallis, Or., May 10, 181)2. J
Editor Eiriene Guard.
Dear Sir: Genuine hop lice have
Just Urn wnt me from Eugene. They
were found on lsiuo num.
Yours truly,
F. L, Washburn,
Entomologist.
A Statement.
State or Ohjoom, )
Oonnty of Lane.
Cbknwii.l, Feb. 2,0, 1893
The underslcned. W, W. Buoy, of Crea-
well, couuty aud state above mentioned, be
ing first duly sworn according to law deposes:
nud say that I believe Mrs. Martha
Buoy to lie a virtuous woman and any
re)ort to tho contrary I brand as an in
famous lie.
W. W. Buoy.
An Encampment Proposed. Salem
Is bilking of trying to procure seven
companies of tlie O. N. (., at the 4th
of July celebration at that place, C
Co., of Eugene, being one of the num
ber, i he (statesman estimates it wouiu
cost the city $ 1,000 to have a three
days eiicmnpmeiit. It further says:
Salem can well afford to contribute
that sum when it is remembered that
Eugene gavo 13.r)0 for the state en
campment last year. Much
of iho material bought by Etigeno
will bo available this year,
thereby lessening the expense no small de
gree. Last year the ammunition aione cost
$000.
Bkusiiino Up. At the regular
monthly business meeting of C Com
pany it was voted that the company
accept the invitation of tlie G. A. 11.
to tako part in the Memorial Pay ser
vices; also that the company drill
hereafter twice a week. Monday and
Thursday evenings. This Is for the
purpose of gaining efficiency in drill
among the now recruits so that at any
nub lo parade there may not ne a com
pany In tho Second Begiment or In
Oregon that can jireseut a better ap
pearance. Died. Joseph Koch, democratic
nominee for county surveyor, received
tlie sad Intelligence of the death of hia
only brother, in Germany, Tuesday
Mr. Koch'a many friends sympathize
with him. .
Moving. J. B. Rhlnehart has pur
chased the one-story residence In the
rear of J. M. Hendricks' agricultural
warehouse and Is moving the same to
his lot on the comer of Pearl and
Ninth streets.
Who Is He?-We find the following
in today's Oregonlan: W. B. Young,
of Eugene, fell from a window In the
fourth story of the Qulmby house to
tlie sidewalk, about seventy feet below,
at 2 o'clock this morning. His thigh
and one leg were fractured and he was
Injured Internally. He was taken to
the GixkI Samaritan hospital Young
was intoxicated at tho time, and was
leaning out of the window when he
lost his balance and fell." The ymmg
man is Benson Young, son of C. W.
Young.
Keti'rndto the Asylum. Thurs
day's Salem Statesman: Robert Nel
son, an Insane man sent to the asylum
for tho insane, In 181K), from Lane
county, recently made his escape. He
was caught at llarrlsburg and was re
turned to the asylum yesterday.
The Local Market.
The following quotation! lor the local market
are of retail prices only. They are corrected
weekly, and will Is) found as accurate as such
a report can he made:
WliKiT Net market I 7S ( SO
Oats- 1'er bu-liel, not 1 !
lOocB-rerluolb. 2 :
Hear-Pur rk J
Mi rroN- l'er tt W (rt 10
Foaa-lvrtb s
V.Ab-l-erlb USW
Hahs Her ft 1-It u
SiiiieLDRMa Perth 10
Sll.aa l'er lb.,
12' i
L"5
i'. (g)
1.3,
4 uo 9
oi
it
'is
M f
2". (
7 ". I
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W (a)
Labi rYr n
Hcttks l'er roll (.' Iba.) ,
En... Per doen
( hi. asss Old hem, l'er doi.,
Haass V It.
Phtatois N. w 1 Bushel
SUUAB Dry trmnulateU, Y 0,1
in
o
Ty miiiiw", I'
ItraC, Y tb
iold. n, Y
i:ea Kico beat V
Mirau,
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Corria 1'
Kio f m
Java I
Tea-VI
Soaps lr but, 'JO bars....
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