nnup
m m e
CI
Y
ARD.
KSTABLlSyEn KOB THE DlKSEimTIOS OF DEMOCRATIC rHMIPLEl. AM TO I1M 14 nONCST L1VIN0 BT THE SWEAT OP OUR BROW
EUGENE, OR., SATUUDA JUNE 11, 1892.
NO. 31.
)L24
EDBVEBT SATURDAYS
....... iid Proprietor.
the East side of Willamette
I fflCEB i.uth and Eighth Streets,
La t'-6"
TEBS19 OP SUBSCRimua.
.... $2 oo
1.00
.78
I . AD V EKTIS1NQ.
r . .nfc. inserted as follows:
.i..rtumenU , . i,,i; as.
I M" .. ten line or i "
Ir''nerti,,n ,L
'JI,'jr.rtirwilUHcl.rge.lt the ol-
HV month. !
ESS"--. ,SSS
rT..ni vear .
!" ,rch insertion.
f , ii.inif bills W1U oe mniiereu .,,.
tetkmu.tbaPA.Droaoauv.Br.
0, WOODCOCK,
SESBCITY. - - -
,fflCB-noom. 7 ft 8 McClaren Building.
liUl attention given to Collections
I m ' . l....,;..oan
YT 1
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
DCNN'S BUILDING,
JEugcnc,
E. 0. POTTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
Iecgexe,
OREGON.
Omc-Koom in Concer's Block.
ceoTm. miller
limey and Cwnssllor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
H-GENECITY-, - ukjiuiw.
Oflice-ln Masonic Temple.
kuykendall&Payton,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Rooms Over City Drug Store.
A.E. GALLAGHER,
Attorney-at-Law.
(CGEXECITY - OREGON.
8nialttntion iriven to Probate businoM
I ud Abstracts of Title.
Ornci-Over Lane County Bank.
mTcLC. GRAY
(DENTIST-
OFFICE UPSTAIRS IX YOUNG'S
block, opposite Uuaiid office. All work
tin-anted,
Uliohinr on a1miniitlirAd for UainleSS CI-
a o b .
nrtwa at teth.
J. S. WALTER, M. D. S.
DENTIST.
Eugene, Oregon.
Dental Rnnma Willnmptt Streiit. nll'Xitlte
Baker's hotel. '
B.F.DOBEIS.
IHSURAHCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
T have some very desirable
A Farms, Improved and Unimproved Town
fPrty for sale, on easy terms.
kspaty Heated and Eents Cdlected,
Th Insurance Companies I represent are
"J? the Oldest and most Reliuble, and ip
Psoiipt and Equitabli adjustment of their
""Stand Skcosd to Nosi
ware of yonr patronage is solicited.
Olfict-In fcity Hall.
B. F. DORRIS.
UCEB, PBkST. W. T. PEET, CASHIE8
THE
Eugene National Bank
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
'AID UP CAPITAL,...
't RPLUS FUND, W.O00
Transacts t general banking business.
BoABD OF DlBKCTOBS:
B Dnnn, F W Osburn, i C Chnrch, 8 M
"".JM Hodson, C Laner. 1 E Davw.
E. E. BURLINCAME'S
ISSIUFFICEVStS,.
u:!!!!hH In Colorado, 1WS. 8mpl Br m"
1 1"" 'H ttc.u. pn,o,pt anil creful ai?nu"
fca. CM 1 1TM Uwttta St. Sesftj, CaK.
FISTS LITra FILLS
Act on a nrw prtadple
reroiaie tbe Uver, stomach
and bowrla tkrouah 14
Da. Hiitr rvuM
rmrt huioMOMS,
torpid liv
m and cor.tipa.
tion. fmaJIret. nlloaM,
ssmtl 6pdoee 2Bct.
b4inM m ai nr.n"
209 2nd & 170 FRONT ST.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
D.jVI.Fewy&Go'sSeeds
WE ARE
AGENTS FOR
K. I. ROOT'S BEE SUPPLIES.
LINN & SON,
Furniture Dealers
UNDERTAKERS I EMBALMERS.
E. E. Luckey
DEALERS
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
Prescription Department in Competent hands.
EUGENE BOOK STORE.
E. SCHWABZSCHILD, ProDrletor.
SCHOOL 8UPPLI1tatioxeuY)
WALL PAPER,sTsi MATERIALg.
Full Stock ol Butterick Patterns.
AdJress P. 0. Box 1W.
McClarens Buildin ,
(Opposite F. M. Wilkins'Druu Store.)
-Has an extensive Stock of
STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS,
COLLECE AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
Mercantile, Fancy and School Station
ery, Blank Books, Cutlery, Etc.
tyOrders for Books and Subscriptions
to Newspapers and Periodicals promptly at
tended to.
Bowel Troubles, aud Cramp, Colic, or
any Internal or External Pain. Ask yonr
druggist for it
j S. LUCKEY,
CALEB IN
Clofks, Watches, Chairs. Jewelry, Etc.
iuari!ie Promptly Executed.
4ff-AtlWorlc Vrrnted.je3
J. S. LUCKEY
T. G.HEsnBicM,
President.
8.B. Eaxm, Ja.,
Cashier
First National Bank
Of Eugene.
paid up
Surplus and Profits, MQ.OOO
. mIA.. A sTT t
Euffene uuy wb"""
. K,nVin business d.me on resaou-
Serai banking business d.jM ; on wasnu-
able terms. TZfiJra L POKS
CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO sad VUUi-
LAND. OREGON. mnntHw.
f'co&truaedtou. -iU recurs
pn mpt attentioo.
DAY & HENDERSON.
-ASD-
i?ri; Boone,
PIP
Undertakers
riliJIIlRE DEALEES.
Eugene, Oregon.
Our catalogue is complete In
every department, and telli
how to grow all kind of ve
getables, how to pluut and
trim trees, how to use, and
what are the bent fertilizer,
how to handle bee etc. etc.
Free to all- Bend for it.
ftOo
KeulKutateTrauBterg.
KDOKNI.
U r TTinniilirov to w Kiuulcrs. lot 3.
block J, MulllKnu'a donation, and lot
5, block 6, Mulligiin's addition on the
went; $000.
Nathan Falea to SuhIo Bunnnn, lot
10, block 3, Shelton'B addition; f400.
COI1UKO.
T V'nniliivne to Snruh Skinner, block
5, Vanduyne'B addition; f 1IHK).
a Kn m I, KLInnnrtn M II Kiev, lota 3
and 4, block 6, Vanduyne's addition;
law.
Sarah Bklnner to Mrs Florence mil
ler, lots 1 and 2, block 6, Vanduyne's
addition; fax).
SPBINQFIELD.
W J Pengro to H C Huniphrey.lota 7
and 8, block 2; 1525.
FLORENCE.
Wm Morris to Vm Smith, lot In
Morse's addition; 175.
Wm. Morris to Auurust 0. Funke, lot
in Morris addition; $75.
Geo M Miller to Edwin T Talimadge
lot 2, block 2, In original town; f 250.
Bond for deed.
COCNTBT,
Iioulsa Hyland to Jane Henderson,
29.50 acres in 1 p 15 8, B 4 W; f 1.
SBCopeland to John Stewart, 40
acres In Tn 17 8, B 4 W; $300.
Thos A Mllllorn, to Cyrus J Tibbets,
10 acres In Tp 15 8, It 4 : $1.
C & O Land Co to Geo C Boe 15.80
acres In Tp 18 8, B 3 W; $120.40.
U 8 to J W Barnard, 100 acres in Tp
17 8, BSE; $500.
Pendleton E. O.: It Is reported thnt
the branch of the Union Paclllc will
be extended to the mouth of the
Wallowa river, a distance of twelve
miles, work on which will be hailed by
every citizen of Elgin, for then will
the long desired want be fulfilled
that of having the largest and best
body of timber in Eastern Oregon in
direct communication with a railroad.
Thousands of acres would be opened
up.
(Win
FOR PITCHER'S
T!.
Casiorlst yromotea Piastfoa, and
overcomes l'latuleacy, Coustipation, Boor
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Fererisbiiesa.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and it
sleep aatsral Csutorlst contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
" Caatorla Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any pcvactipUoo
known to me." H. A. Iscsu, M. D.,
S3 Portland Ave., Brooklrn, M. Y.
Ins CaatnHa In mjr practice, and And It
Mciallr adapted to arTectl'His of children."
Alh. hsmxtmn; M. p.,
1067 d Ave.. Kr Tork.
Tan Ccruca Go, W Mumay Be, K. T.
ITbea Baby was sick. w gave her Cssrtoria.
Was she was a ChH she cried f of pastoti
Wh sbe teme s). (f o
gi.f fcrnj rhiidran. she gave them Caatori.
(to
5N
tw sv Bsaw sasas.
ill
FRIDAY, JUNES.
Mm I V Hull' wont to Itowilniri'
this afteriioon to loin her husUin.i.
Rev. (ieo. II. Ia-c, of Seattle, Vasli.,
is vlHltlngatMr. Noirls lluniplJrey's.
Parties are talking or esiaiiiMiing a
bank at Springlleld. It ought tii be a
jMiylng rnierprise. I
lnHl,ill.l Omnln 11 I'llt'l'lK! IslffniU'.
Inir tint iivir lint nnd bids fair to
come a llrsct'law 'burg' iu time.' '
The town cow fares tolerably rell In
the streetn of Prinevlllf now, tin gnus
having attained a height that mukes
it good nipping.
J. R. (iiventleld and M. V. JUitter
fleld, foru.er rttiidents of Eugene, have
Us'ii liiliiiiiti'd to the nructUvlof law
by the supreme court. I
Tin- anci ml I ins.' I mil club Of Il'.llLI'llO
defeated t le second base ball chili of
Springtlel I, June ltd, on the Spring-
lleUl grou hIh. ('aiitain, 4ny J ttll and
assiKtant i'liard I ililson.' I
John Sc itt. who lives on (the east
side of tue river below Springfield
brim.'! us ;i stntwU'rry of the S,harpless
varii'tv th it measures nine itsYhcs In
circumfen 'lice. Who can bentl It.
Fred W I hm returned auJ hs WalJ
rinnua in tin nnnn, il to tbe lillblie. The
bs' meals a the city will be suvtd for 25
ceuls as In retotore. Us mvnesi tue pat-
ronsne ol h.I his old Iriciidi aud lbe publio
At Holdc i dine down from tl.e Myitis
Crei-li minis this morning, lie lias a badly
manclril h-vjil which was i'iiu:! I by a toe
chain jiit t i u tnnuli'd in it- lie reports
work in II i ilitcb nmi in me suinea pro
grossing sjihfactorily. I
In tliH r uvh nt Salem vesd-rdiiv. tlio
thretMliiai lor mile iIiikIi wiii won by
Cyclone in 1:1SJ, Alius a clu -ic wcond;
In the pae(" Blonde wo i, Captain
Mount tilling the first heat, best time,
2:34 Jj in 11:50 trot Hello S wi s the win
nerbest time, 2:30.
The bodv of Ed Gibbon! the boy
drowned iu the Columbia uelr Umstilla,
has not been recovered. Soimi CU pounds
of Riant we-e exploded, six 10 Jmijce slicks
being touched ofl at a time, with no result
suve iu ti'atiuR out rocks aiuU, dealing de
struction to the tinny tribes of the Colum
bia. Inimi nse numbers of fii-L were killed.
Brownsville Times: Duirliiirthenast
u-.uilr nvlr-i tnilim Iihva Ixii.n tlimu illif
oft' heavy stwl rails alonix the entire
lengin oi me lino aim ime worKuieu
are hard at work putting them in
place, and when completed wo will
have two trains dally, a (freight and a
passenger. ; .1
A n-iwirl nfn illsi'nu'i'flill nfTiilr comes
from Caleb to the Grant ejbunty News.
Col. Smith, a resident of tthat section,
and a would-be bad man, knocked his
wife down while she helili an Infant in
In. i- arms, nml then lilt this irrowil tin
daughter In tlio back of t'iie head wltli
a rock, severelv. tliougui not fatally
injuring ner,
The young lwople of Portland Cento-
"f .- 7..'....!i. i..,..l 1
nnrv M. K. church linv asked their
pastor, Dr. J. W. BusIk;
to answer
IIK,
tlio rolloM lug question i
"Am we not lustifled
om his
miln
I nit:
in attendlmr
dancing parties and tak
tiit una tf xt-a nlsii-an in Hal
Ing part in the
so?" Ho lias
UUIItV SS n V veiww T
consented to take up tle subject and
U scums it irom ins iHiiuut nexi. nuiiuuY
night. I
Fred Lucas, of Monmiouth, attained
mtui1iirilil iwitnrii-tv telio other (Inv bv
winning the prizo in aftwo-mile bicycle
race at Portland. A jiumber of con
testants from various s lutes were In the
race, but Fred was tliesr only one "in it"
at the outcome. His (brother Burt, in
company with a mUmber or others,
madeatrip through l'turopc on bicycles
a year or two ago. f
An nnnlo tree n Ore-con City Is un
doubtedly the oldest Bruit bearing tree
iu Oregon. The seei'l from which this
tree grew was urougni across me piume
in Ih-12, and planted f by a brother of
the Rev. J . K. Hiiujs, of Oregon City,
rhere It now niloriirA the grounds occu
,l,.rl bv tlm M. K. DiVrsonaL'O. It was
in full bliom this spring, with the
irosjK'Cts g(K)(l ior ill large crop,
nrhila .T. l.n AiiV.n l n( FairhaveH. was
nninir ilirniioh the woXds on his war borne
be met abr-ar and tw cubs. Tbe old bear
came into ho road utimnamm ana louowea
bim. He had a pig tin a sack on nis uses,
lie droppe I the pi slid ran for borne, took
a gun and went backi and found tbe bear,
but not tb i pie- jV Bbot ,n be" lwic
but shewe it iuto Che woods and it wss so
dark be o uld Wt follow her, and so lost
both bear nd pin
Salmon (vfshlnp Is reported much bet
ter in thi'Coltiinbla ninoe the rise In
the wateii . Along the lower river, gill
nets antiiiing much better, aud larger
ilsh ft,fe being caught. The seining
grounil' Vave lHn abandoned, and the
seinesJ Isunfe ip mtil the HixmIs subside.
t !) Iinvn Ihi-ii nnorted
lit tin Ca-cndcfind thecannerles have
not bwen able tifliandlo the llsli.
Xfiif lini'.r t:n7 Ite: The Oreiron Pad
flooltlieiiils tehgruphed Mr. Barclay
last iVediiesda to prepare to begin
orlM on the iUiueur division on uie
first
iflUlllie. tl IIHTI.-1IMV. HHCW UJI
.......,. nt tlm liiir rllli'll nt. PllV-
his c
ctte
and atuned to tho railroad camp
'e Vnle will all bis teams, men
abv
and
and
hiinti in. 1 Ills IS cn-niiroou news
sSvill miiki Vale the liveliest town
In ()
Ireiio i tliii.siimiiiLT
Co'jnipm etlncill be held at 8iurlsw
near
bold
III. ..Sr. I'CSW'al. CUUIUIKUCIUU si IUD sa.J.
f liniut V i'T "I H
SundsTS. Jone25 am' 26
:n n... .... r,,nrfi nnnrieriv meetino. Lieu
r--e " - . .. r. .
Will If "r ' """ '1 , v." .
icslin of Ihe rJInslaw cnurcn. anernooii 01
lnth 2filh Rv. Jones, r. ui. nuiia
!. .n,l ltnv. Hicks of Portland
wr u. ....
will be wi!U U. sanua or uucaurrr
wilii be sllowtl on Ihe grounds. Former
os-ZItors sie invited and everybody else.
v V w. A. Kemp. P. E..
I Cottage Orove Circuit.
At a meeting of the ladles aid socie
t at the Buptist church, the following
rs'wolution was adopted:
U THiiii.vKi). Tliat iu the death of
iirs Iih xla Anderoji which, occurred
.February , 1SK2, this society as well as
uflie church, bus sitalned a gnat loss,
rfand we thall always remember her as
an earnrst and fnitlirui worKer and a
sincere consistent christian.
Mm Johx.so.v,
Secretary.
This Is a great strawberry year. The
Salem Journal says: It is wiiiiplained.
tlmt the market w overhiocKv-a wun
i Mtmu U-rriiK. The price luugbiw down
to six nnd ewht eeiiUa box. There
!are a few deakrs who are handling
superior fruit. Consumers complain
i, u.rri.Hi na a rule are not rine:
j that the boxes do not hold a quart by
weight i-r measure; wm sue mno an
not sorted, but the large, smull, good
pnd bad, all go together,
Notice of Sew Survey.
United Ststbs Land Oftick,
Roseburg, Or., Jan 3, Wl
Notice is hereby Riven that a part oi 'he
heretofore nnaurveyed portion ol the fid
lowino named townships to wit:
bw ;i oi section m, iioi no i oi oii-
tion Si. and all of Heotioni 30, 31 nd
8 VV K of Section 20. Lot No 7 of tic
32 of Township 32 Bontb, of RanKe 12
West. Also sections 12, 13, 14. 15, 22, i-K
24,25,20,27,35 and 36 of township 27
south, of range 11 west.
Also the remsinderof the heretofore on
surveyed portion of the following-named
townships to-witi
Sections 6, 7, 18, ID, 30 and 31, of town
27 23 south, of range 12 west; and south
half of section 23, north half and ' south
east anarter of section 20, and west half
of Section 25, Township No 3D
South, of rsnge 15 west; has been sur
veyed, and the plst of said surveys thert-nf
will be filed In this office on tbe Kth dny
of August, 18U2, and on and after the mil.'.
10th day ol August, 181)2, we will be pre
psred to receive applications lor the entry
of said lands in such heretofore nnsurvrye.l
portion of said townships.
Joint II. Buiri, Register.
A. M. CBiwroSD, lieceivvi.
tieorge li. Allliigbaiu.
Pally Guard, June 6.
The funeral of George II. Allinghaiii
at Coburg, yesteniay, was one of the
largest that ever took place In Lane
county, 120 vehicles lielng In place In
the procession. Tho funeral cere
monies were conducted by tho Odd
Fellows, of which fraternity the de
ceased was a member, visiting delega
tions being present from Harrlsburg,
trvlniF Vmrolin nllil KnrillL'tll'lll lodlTI'S.
The interment took place at tho 1. O.
Ki. r . cenieiery near uouurg. nunin
nt. llm tprnv'A n hirw nit-
tlesnako with eleven rattles was killed
directly among the crowd. io niaii
was ever better resiKt'ted and esti-enied
among his associates and aeiiunin
tainees than Geo. II. Alllnghatn.
Stricken down In tho prime and Hush
of manhood, with a bright future be
fore him, his memory will bo kept in
milium renieniuranco uniting nm
friends until tho last of them shall
liuva alinriwl lllft nnlllllirill futo Clf llll-
manity and Joined him lieneath tho
HIMI.
A Wiiibkt Babbil ExPLODkO. The As
toria Town Talk tells of the following
amusing sccident: Across the river nest
ling under tbe green hills of Washington it
a place known as Hungry Harbor, the scene
ol quite a fish packing industry. The
a thai Hs nnl nf tha latinr pliiai was trvino
to find a suitable place to enjoy bis noon
day smoke, wnen ne espiea eu empij u
ky barrel standing in a sheltered corner ol
II,. hull. linn Itlnnlrad InnnMnt SnOUIlh SB
he approached and seated himself thereon,
tbe fumes arising irom tue msiae nausing
the drowsy Finn to think that be had iu
Amu airuiik a anan. lie sot out his ever-
ready clay' and striking a maloh in tbe us
o yle puffed away until tha
we i lnhted. Th match was n
ual style paned away unui me pipe was
uli imhi.1. Tha match was nearly burned
"beD b VM tn d"k black bun? bo,e
and out ol cariosity, perhaps, dropped the
ourniug euii iuw mo unfioi. u. u.w
m.nt thu air us filled with the Finn, au
assortment ol boards, barrel beads, staves,
and anything else that happened to oe
ing around loose in the neighborhood. lie
came down safely and except for the loss ol
), .K.h.nM anil mn.lai'he. which were
" .
burned off, he was nnhnrt. As soon as he
.nM mlluii hlmaalf an that ha knew where
IIVUIU WltVVW .-'. ' " "
he was, he sneaked away and basu't been
heard 01 at tne cannery since.
Daily Guard, June 3.
Steamer Afloat. Captain Dove,
of the steamer B. U. Young, was In
town this morning, aud lurornis us
that his craft is afloat, and that she
will start down the river In the morn
Inn Ifrt MVI tlmt. Im will not venture
up to Eugeno until the snags have
been removed irom me I'liuum-i.
Heretofore the government snag boat
has only worked the river up to Har
rlsburg, but our board of trade and
businessmen snouiu get logcuux ui
mwl .inmnnil thnt tlm river as far
WlliV ....V v.v ..,.(... " - - - --
up as Eugene tie cleaned of the snags.
Then we oouiu nave swumum romo
liuro tho greater portion or ttic year.
Pally Guard, Juno 3.
adhtvl'ii Hnrlncrflelil Messeucrer:
J. C. Boyd arrived from Portland yes
terday evening in company with J.
Asnuury, or Hamilton, unwrni, mr.
. i,l...... I. I.it.kpnutiwl In lirttinrlnir
Aniiiiuiv 10 mituTiwt, ... ---p,---
about 75 families to Springfield and
will looK over ine grounu aim n-imn.
Mr. Boyd says the silver prunes were a
vertiMoment for Oreiron. He
tun utntisi that ho has interested 4ho
families in Springfield's colony
scheme.
Pally Guard, June 8.
I'hjd At inuA tlm nlnrni wnn
. Ann - - - -
sounded last evening at about 1:30
ii,b, 11 tn. Miiauil hv tlm elilni-
nut In C. C. Croner's nmi
tln-irnn Hosn Team sot water
but did not play on the fire. Tho en
tire department turned out in good
orucr.
Ah Apology. Ever sinoo wo pub
lished a certain item irora ine iti'gisu;r
we Lave felt like an apology was duo
our readers for the intUotlou we heaped
upon them. If they will pardon us
this time, we promise we will never be
... . 1 1,1 I- .11 !..
guilty Ol a line iiiuinurciiuu.
Dally Guard, Junes.
Baptism at Night. Last night
two ladies united with the Christian
church of which Itev. is. li. Alley is
)ixn.Ji 1 aim i,sss,svh.w.-
to the mill nice where the rite of hnp-
1 i ai I....... -...I
a nA t ha tiirrrtrfif inn IH'liii I rutl
tlHtn waa penormuu in g.mmi uun
(lurKneMM ui uiguu
Opprf-ERfl Electkd.-AI the luHt
nf Hnrinufi. hi hslirtl o 70. I
O O F, the following officers were elect
ed;' WW Chessman, N G; J O Hol
Lnd. V G: James Bowe. Sec: W B
Pengra, P 8; A D Burton, Treas.
Died. At bis home four miles west
of Eugene, of malarial fever, June2t
isfl2. 13. K. Harris, aired 28 years. He
Wveaawife and two children. The
remains were Interred. U the Mulkey
A .1
cemetery wvay,
Ti,,,tvv j t. TtloHH. of Toneka.
Kan., has arrived at Corvallis and as-
..,m.u it, a Hiitlix if nreslili-nt nf the
BUIUtU Hi w-" - I
state agricultural college and director
of the experiment aiauon. rruieiwir
Itlosa comes liighly recommended.
both as an organizer ana educator,
k.itin ka1 t-.-urs ofpzni-rLvjioA in edu
cational work, and for several years
held the position of state superinten
dent or pULuio instruction IU minima.
KAlill-GUIFFITll.
Itrilllant WpiMIhi; at Park Avenue
itapusi iniircn.
Pally Oiianl, Juno 3.
We take Ihe followius account of the
""- r--"-
th First llsplW Church of Eugene, who i
marriage of Rev, Rnbb, the now pastor of
expected here tomorrow, with his bride, from
the Rochester, N. Y., Daily Herald ol May
25th:
Miss Mary Josephine, eldcnt iliinuhter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Orittllb, of 28 MeiKKs
street, was married to ld-v. Robert Raiib,
of Mouticello, S. C, at the Park Avenue
Baptist Church, last evening. The cere
mony wss performed by tbe palor of the
church, Rev. II. t" lay l'eeples, usHialeil by
Uvv. J. W. Ford. II. I) . i.iiKtor nl Ihe Keo.
ond laptint Chnrch, of Si. l.ouin, Mo. Tbe
clmrcn was well-ulled witn luviteii guests
when ibe wdding party arrived. The bride
w.ire white faille (ruin-nine, trimmed with
diicbeHse, i, ml carrii-d white roses. Tbe
iniiid of honor wss Mis C'barlotto M. Grif
litli sister of the bride, bhe was attired
in littht blue. , The other bridesmaids were
Miss Frauo Set-ley, of this city, who wore
white Chins silk, and carried pink roses;
Mis Mnrie I. Root, of Sknneatslis, wear
ing pink biociided silk, and carrying white
ro-ra; Mina Minnie le Witt, of Ksirport,
white en pen and pink roues; Miss Stella D.
Suuford of CbicHiiii. nink India silk.
trimmed with roso It-avrs. The best ninn
was Ucibert Spi nccr Johnson of Portland,
Oregon, ami ihe other groomsmen were II,
D. Ilrown, nf the senior class of the Univer
sity of Rochester; Messrs Knowlcs, Cam
den and Dudley, of the Theological Semi
nary. Tbe following-uameii gentlemen
scles as nsbers: A. J. Kcnipton, of Hali
fax, N. 8.; T. P. Dudley, of Richmond,
Ky.; 0. E. Knowles, of Now York City; T.
T. Chambers, of Washington, I). C. and
W. A. Perrin, J. J. Clark and (1. I). Cald
well of Rochester, l'rol Childs presided at
tbe organ.
After the nuntinl ivrenionv had Isx'ii
nerfiirineil n reeeollon nnd wedilinir
supsr were enjoyed at the residence
,f ilin hriilnV .titvilitu Mi.v.trl II II 'u
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Orchestra was present and dlMCoursed
sweet mtisiu iiui'ing tno evening, i ne
bride riHidved iiiany beautiful and val
uable pnsi'iits, lncliuiirg a nltino from
her parents, limntel eliK'k with
eathedral chimes from her Sunday
School class, and an Knglisli edition of
Hawthorne from Rev. Dr. anil Mrs.
J. T. Dickinson, of Orange. N. J.
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many neauiiiiu woiksiii an, itgviui-r
with cut glass, sliver and china were
among the gifts.
Among the guests were Itcv. J. V .
A. Stewart, pastor of the First Baptist
liiirrhr lh'V. Frederick L. Anderson.
Dnutiir nt llwi K.w-.Hlil llnliltut fill II r.ll
Prof. George M. ForN's, Prof. John P.
Silvernall, Prof. E. V. Woodward and
Prof. W. V. akeman, or Jlavana,
N. Y.
The liannv collide left on a lato train
last night lor Buffalo. From there
they will go direct to Eugene, Oregon,
ii'lintvi I fiilf Mi lfiikK linu in ifanititll n
Tf I IX V SA- T s .ill i JMIIFU Iltsr is i I i H
call as pastor of tho First BaptiHt
eiiureii in mitt, euy.
From (ieo. T. Hall.
CiiATEAUOAY, N. Y., May 20, '02.
Editoh fluAiti): I send you today
a pamphlet I picked up in the hotel at
this iilaeo of 1000 InhablUmts. I send
,t to to h1QW ou whllt j jlftvo ot.
t()(, th(J u, ()f Eugene, thnt all
.. . . . 1
i no noteis, ruiiniiius unu urimu
t,1Pn.llrhllt' tho iA1Ht were .11
ed with these advertisements of
Puget Sound, and there Is not
one person hero In ono hundred
that knows there Is such a pluco in
America as tho great and beautiful
Willamette valley.
T li-iivn fur liniiui June 1. but will ston
ofr at the Minneapolis convention, I
am anxious to get back to glorious Ore
gon. Geo. T.Hall.
Printing Ollices Exempt.
Klulv-lliree rents ner oath Is what a
Seattle man was compelled to pay by
a justice of the jieace. Tlio defeiidaut
was ciiargeu wuu swearing -i nuns,
ui tlmt in, liml tn iinv t'.ll. Ineliiiliiiir
tho line and the cost of the prosecution.
These cases come up occasionally and
, . i. if . itri.... m .1.. .n
are always iiiiereHiiug. i urn. hhic
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mere would no n overyuony who in
dulged in profanity wus arrested and
urougni to triui.
Successful Bidder.
Pally Guard, June 1.
Mr. Alex T. Cm'kerline, tho popular
manager and buyer for 8. 1L Frlend
ly's cariK-t department, returned yes-
li.t-iliit. fifl.-riHuiti fmm .Tllnctlnn (filV.
wliere lie was a successful comictitor
.,. .i .i... i. .....i
111 carpeting mo junction viiy uuivi.
Tiik Fniii.inT Papeii. Tho June-
tlnn ( 'it v Times snvs: The editor of
tlio Register mndo serious charges
nimlnur. t his miner lust week and we
.I,, illi.infi.il him tn nnive them. Did
he do 117 iOl niucii. Jio uew ue
liml wlii.n hi. tiimtii tlm atiLtiriiint anil
Instead of backing up his cowardly as
sault, ho resorted to his only weapon
of billingsgate. His exaulted and dis
tinguished langiiHge has disgusted his
n.nili.FU Btul Vl'lllllUlln V'S ImmIIH Is C(in
sldered by all tho foulest pais-r ever ls-
sued In Lune county.
J1IB 1UUI UlllgllC
shows ins training.
Dally Guard, June t.
Ki-viu-AV U'lille (ieo. Dickinson
.ml u'lf.t wt.ru ilrivlnu vi-Mteninv the
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t I .. .1 ..l...t.,.1 ...
norse isjcame ingiiteiii-u nuu umu w
rim tiimu-iiiir i lu-iii uiiii out near tne
corner ofSixtli and Washington streets,
. ...... 'n
uit li tt'cm k m v iiurt. airs, kick n-
son reocdviiiir tlie irreater bruises. The
horse was stopped on. Eight street, mi
injured, but the buggy was badly de
moiisueu.
Tl..f. ft.v.'L't.'r Tha Knrttiirfli-lil
Cornet Bund uimle the Jlana lxy of
. i ... ..is-. ..t. I. L".. i. .
lllls llj B viniL nuvurua nt;iii aim
luitriM verv pyi-ihuim iiiiihii'
nr Uvn rave a Itniuiurt in honor of
ini-ir cut-HiM ai ine ruiei e liitiuiurain
nftnai t liA fSi'tllsTUirl. U'RU AVUf Kf arl 1117-
UIK I VtIV V"UVV ww var, unit .
Held ha good reiwon to ls proud of tier
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UllIIH ior iney uii iiieiiinunvB givai
eredlt.
Dit ri. At Ids home four miles north
of Coburg, June 3, 1SU2, of laryngitis,
tleorge 11. Ainngnam, ngea m yeum
10 mouths and I day. tuueral oere-
nionles Will I hem at tne oemewrj uenr
t.oburir. hunilav. JUkeotii. unuer uiu
ausj.iow of the Wtut Point lodge I. O,
. . . -mm- - ,
K. P. Election. Helmet lodge
u'i,.l,ij r.r l'ciliiiia uf KiiLi'lie lias
sflecu-d oftlii rs as follows: C. L. Win-
U'T. C. C; W. I.. Dt Lauo. V. C: Itobt,
Johnson, Prelate; os, Koch, M, of A.
A GAY DECEIVER.
Sheriff Koland Arrestx L. F. Revler
on the Charge of Having' Two
Wives.
Dally (iusrd, June 4.
Slicrill' Xoliind, last evening, arrested
on a warrant issued by the prosecuting
attorney, one L. F. Revler, at his home
four miles north-west of Eugene, on the
river mail, on tho charge of tsilygamy.
He was taken Is'fore Justice Iiciulersoit
this inorninir and waived the privilege
of a preliminary examination, when be
was IshiihI over to apiM-ar txinre the
grand Jury in tho sum of f-iOO. Not
having bondsmen he was lodged in
the county lull. Deputy I'rosecuting
Attoiney Potter npM'ared for the
state, while A. 0. Woodcock represent
ed tho defendant. Revler, tho gay lo-
tharlo, is a man of alsuit 40 years of
age, while the second wife Is probably
rsi years old. The lady is tho prosecut
ing witness herself. She was married
tn him In NovemUT, lsiHl, In Wiscon
sin, and was unaware of him having
another wife, until a few days ago
when wile h. 1, who resides ill SIlll
uesota, liml divorce paixTS served on
the py deceiver. Then, naturally she
made trouble, although he tried to
coerce tier with all kinds of threats.
When she married tho scoundrel sho
was possessed of considerable prosrty,
hut he lias siiiiandered the most of it.
Florence Items.
June 1, 1S92.
I want to send a few items to Ihe Ocabd
lo let our democratic candidates know that
matters politically, are looking more favor
ably to our side, aud the prospects are good
for a heavy vote. Mr. Yeatch left
this sfternoon after addressing a large and
very attentive audieuoe in a speech that
clestly portrayed how the protective tariff
is a detriment to the nation. Mr. Vesica
was a stranger to nearly all our citizens, but
his plain, earnest manner and speech took
well, and sevoral expressed themselves,
who have now seen and heard the congress
ional candidates Ibat Mr. Yeatch is just as
capable for the oflloe as the Hon. Hermann,
aud some topublioaus without a doubt ' will
Toto for our man.
Messrs Fostor and Caseboer on the peo
le's or alliance (which is it?) ticket were
ere last Saturday and Sunday and seem to
think it ia down that they are to win surely.
Not the strona is the victory, nor to tbe
swift Is tbe raoe," or there wouldn't be so
many npset calculations.
Memorial servioes weie held here Mon
day, several old veterans aud large number
ol the town and neighborhood assisting in
tbe loving remembrances to the nation's
dead. Tbe blue and tbe gray were both
represented, Tbe touching song, "Cover
them Over With Beautiful Flowers" sung at
the memorial grave weakened these old vets
as shot and shell never did. One thing on
ly marred the pleasant exercises of tbe day,
viz: The inability of Prof Martin, who
wss to have taken an active part in the
day 'a doings to leave bis room and to
which he has been connned snoot two
weeks, haying two very severely hurt leg
by bruises and which are very slow to heal.
We all hope be will very soon recover ami
that the school will go on lor the appointed
time. .
The Steamer Cbanoe arrived in yesterday
and brought quite a cargo for Ibis place.
She waa discharged last night and left ear
ly this morning. She has a new captain,
formorly of tbe Mischief and those who
know him say he is a "good 'an."
Another schooner Is looked for to arrive
any day.
The ladies of thsM. E. Charon give
strawberry social on Saturday eve, and
Messrs. Oondon and Loomissre billed to bt
here tbe same day, aftei that the voting.
The I. 0. 0, F. society are looking np
a suitable site for a cemetery and expect to
shortly secure and improve the same.
Mr. Veatchsaid there iseertainly a bright
future for Florence and we all think tbe
same, and are patiently, as we can, waiting
for the good time ooniiog.
Kite Was Drewned.
Portland. Juno 4. Tho body of
Miss Ella Beardsley was found Moating
In tho Wlshkalt river, in Washington,
near Aberdeen. Miss Beardsley wan
employed in this city but had gono
to Aberdeen on a visit to ner pureum.
Hlie intended to return to this city on
tho 23d of May and on that morning
sho arose early and went out for a row
on the river and nothing more waa
heard of her. The lioat and her I nil,
was found atloat and every indication
minted to a case or drowning, nut ner
'rlends honed otherwise. But all
doubts were settled when her lwdy wa
rmmil rliMitliiff In tho river. She wa
alwut 20 years of ago and was burled iu
Aberdeen today.
Kevra Mind tub Tims. Some ' Paper
aro now howling about the lime ft will
. . . . .i . . t . ... i .
take to count tue resuu oi me eiocnuu
Mnndav. The Kulem Statemsn has sot It
flgnred out in that section: "Over in Sa
lem precinct No. a tne juuges aou eic-r
were practicing last night. It la estimated
350 votes will be cast in Ibis precinct
mil the Iodizes found last night that It wonm
i.ii. A. minnifa tn ootint each ballot.
This will be twelve to the honr 120 to a
day ol ten hours or three days lor the to
tal number ol votes east. At this rate of
counting, witbont any stops for food, rest
or sleep, tbe 350 votes oast cannot be oonnt
before 12 o'clock Tuesday night. Counting
oommences at o o cioca iuouubj, im
, .. .k. I - 1, n,.l.
poilSOiose. never wiuu wv uuiv,
leisbot little ilil takes a whole week to
count the votes, so long ss they are connted
riubtlv and the popular masses get their
juat dues.
km The- Mivi'H. V. 11. Stanillsll Is
at the Blue river mines now and writes
the Brownsville Times mm worn is go
ing on in the tunnel. There is not
much snow there, and the report that
tho cabin was totally wrecked la a mis
take and no damago was uone exc-ei.c
n,. tlisfliliw nnlH u-im broken. This
htm been retired and the camp Is now
in good shape. Mining work in this
quarter will probably liven up this
summer and we hope to see the gold
.1 1 1 .. I.. ...... n II ...
Doing uiieonneu iu uiiuu nuuuuw..
It is there aud why not have it ?
Dally Guard, June 4.
Arrested. Marshal Eastland, Sat
unlay, arrested one "Scotty" McDon
ald for selling lluuor to an Indian, and
he was taken before U. 8. Commission
er Walton, and plead guilty to the
u..r,ra 1 lo ia iinv liN-ked UD in the
county Jail, but will be taken to Port
land tomorrow morning iur trim.
Cm DiBScioat. Wm. Q. Obenaner Is
in Eugene with tbe intention ol canvassing
lor and printing a city directory He has
just finished a directory ol Albany that is a
very creditable piece ol work.
ir.sUss I to.
Kisarfciaa.
B. BECKLEV