C1TY AND COUNTY.
gilOtDAY, JULY 9, im.
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roininlHtiiouer'H Court.
Mot nt the Court house In Eugene,
VVednwl"., July mil, lWi at 1 p. m.
present Jmlgo A- 'b,t Com
,Loners Juh Parker and Kit Perkins,
"lerk W. U. Walker ond Sheriff J. E.
'Tl'ie'1 following allowances were
made:
(ieo Sears $ 1!) 00
gno Vitus.... 11 ao
Thurston Goodpasture .1 40
Marlon Wallace 4 IK)
u l HcndrlckM LJ 40
ThosSegar 2 20
j r Lewis 18 00
Luclan Ward 15 80
Joshua Casebeer 18 00
Unas Dlckersou 17 00
Bvron Bltgood 17 (K)
(Jeo Ktansbury 14 20
i V (lordon 12 80
H C Huston 10 80
j H Hawley 13 20
Orecn Hay 13 00
JE Davis 11 00
Jacob Hutr. 16 80
j i Furnlnh 30 00
OWOzment 14 00
K J Hemphill 10 00
j H Sloan 10 20
Fred Jfcan 22 00
(jeoGulley 17 00
OKANl) JUKOHH.
H C Perkins tlO 00
W 13 Pengra 8 00
Juo Iughani 9 80
CCCroner 8 20
R Dillard 9 20
8 N Howard 8 00
AD Burton 8 80
BAILIFFS.
H C Matthews $18 00
A Minor 12 00
Mann Martin.............. 21 00
.Resignation of A L Vaughan as su
pervisor of district No. 81, accepted,
and Ellis Chapman appointed to till
the vacancy.
Warrant drawn In favor of W M
Blachleyinthesumof $200 for work
on Low puss road.
Bill of E It Hkipworth, attorney, for
$5 In collecting road tax district No.
42. allowed.
The Neeley road; John A Jeans. I E
Stevens and George Gross appointed
viewers und C M Collier surveyor, to
meet July 18. 18U2.
The Aruiltage road; petition dis
missed on account of not having a le
gal number of petitioners.
Wallis-Edinunsou road; JR Yates,
j Fugate and Volney Hemenway ap
pointed viewers and C M Collier sur
veyor, to meet July 20, 1892.
A monthly allowance of $10 made
for the relief of Mrs. H. Winkle to be
expended by O. E. Byers.
Warrant drawn In favor of Granville
Fisher for work on the road from
rjinithtleld to McCartney's, in the sum
fBiH of Kelly Bros for lumber, $2.72,
allowed.
Bernhardt toad; continued until Au
gust. Michlerroad; Jno. Holland, Robt.
Pattern and Allen Bond appointed
viewers to assess the damages, if any.
to the premises of George Gross and
John B. Bcharir, to meet July 14, 1802,
for said purpose.
The Duncan Slough road, the T. C.
Isom road, the Burnett Creek road,
tlieHiggins road, the E. C. Smith
road, and the Gossage road, all contin
ued for want of bonds.
S. Durgen road; continued for proof
of posting. , , 41 .
Coulter road; continued for the term.
Florence and North Fork road; con
tinued for the term.
Petition for appropriation on county
road in Districts No. 24 and 29; contin
tinued until the August term.
Petition for aid on Wild Cat road;
continued for the term. .....
Petition for change in road district
No. 48; ordered not allowed.
Ordered that John R. Cook, super
visor of district No. 4 have order foi
2000 feet of lumber for use in said dis
trict. , ' .
Petition for removal of supervisor of
district No. 22; not granted.
Petition for aid of G. W. Clarno's
family; contiuued.
Application for electric light fran
chise in Florence; continued.
Badger mountain road; continued.
Jas. Parvln authorized to furnish
Henry Cain $3 per week in provisions.
Eneampment Notes.
About thirty members of C Com
pany attended the Salem encamp
ment. . ,
D. E. Yoran acting First Sergeant of
C Company won the prize for the best
drilled non-commissioned officer.
- Five companies of the Second Reg
iment and the Marine Cadets took part
In the sham fight yesterday. Several
injuries were received among whicti
was a powder burnt hand for t apt.
Geo. Yoran and a head for Henry
McCrady of Eugene.
The visiting companies were given
excellent treatment by the home
militia, a fine camp ground adjacent
the state house, meals at the best res
taurants In the city and every thing as
comfortable as possible.
Halem is not a church going town.
It had been previously advertised In
the city papers that the Regiment
would march to the M. E. church
Sunday at 3 o'clock for service but
when they arrived there not more
than a dozen people were present
neither was there an organist or choir
provided.
J. L Page's Cash Prices.
17 ta mandated sugar '.
19 Extra O angar J
20 " Golden 0 augar
22 D angar ft
Eogene flour, par sack J 2
Springfield flour, per sack J ?
12 oana tomatoes JO;
lOcanacora
6 cans table peaches 1
1 b can baking powder 'fi
12 t bax eodi.V. 50
Card to tbe Public.
Walterville, July 6, '92.
I desire to express my thanks to ait
who assisted and participated in mail
ing the celebration on July 4 so pleas
ant and successful. Kesp.
C. H. Bakeb.
Daily Guard, July (.
Chakoe op Name. The proprietor
of the Baker House has concluded to
ehantre the name of tbe hostelry to Ho
tel Eugene. The galvanized letters on
the front of the building will be town
down this afternoon and be repla
by the new name.
Lost. A purse of money in this city
on July 6, ISUi The finder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving tbe same
with J. M. Williams, Chrisman block.
Wood.-AU those who have promis
ed this office wood on subscription ac
count, are requested to deliver tne
aaroe as soon as convenient
Brevities.
E- U. Skipwortb, attorney al ia.
Jtolosnonfanns, Lmpilreul Judge
Hot and cold hatha every day in tks weak
t Jerry Horn's barber shop.
Fur fine nulla made to order aud ready
made clothing, go to Ed Ilanaon.
i Mr,G,"?C ae the sola ,,., f()f
iiruida of the calibrated Tamil Punch Clirere
Uemenilier that ITiinaon A Son bae tbe
bent selected atock ol clothing in town.
Bring jronr old acrap cost Iron to tbe Eu
gene Iron Foundry where you can diipoee
of it.
Eugene Flour f 1. 35 pr aack. Tba Eu
gene Flouring tuilla make tbe beat quality
of roller mill Hour.
If you are getting too old for your epuc
taclee, or if thy do not exactly anit you take
them to Walla and bare new lenses fitted.
Dr. (i. W. Blddle msy bo found at bin
residence on Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth atreeta one block weat of tbe Minna
iota Hotel. He ia prepared to do all dent
al work in tbe bent manner.
Tbe beat family remedy la undoubtedly
Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Harm
Icaa, it eccompliKhee relief where many oth
er tncdiciute fail to do. It may be aafely
given to tbe infant aa well aa tbe adult. ,
Henderson, dentiat.
Job work at the Oaiao office.
Fountain pene at Watts'.
Blank deeda and mortgages for aale at the
Gpibd office.
Blank nntlcea for the location of quarti
minea lor tale at the Uuakd othce.
For all kinda of (arming implement call
on J. M. Heudriok on Mntb btreet.
Screen windows and door, glaaa, aaab and
doors at Bioalow & Kicxpatbici
What It It?
That rrnAnnna that hwilltifllllv aoft OOtn
nlexion and leaves no traces of its applies-
f. ... tr . i mi w:
Hon or injurious enecisr jm lm, n
dom'a Kobertine socompliahea all thla, and
u nmnnnnnut hv Indies of taste and refine
ment to be the moat delightful toilet article
ever produced, warranted narmieee ana
matchless. F. M. Wilkina, agent, Engene
City.
GEO. W. KIKZEY, AUCTIOSEEK.
When yon want your goods, household
furniture or land aold at auction, call of
Geo. W. Kinaey, the pioneer and moat suc
cessful auctioneer in une tiounty. ue win
attend to all saloa on s reasonable oom.
mission.
SHEEP INSPECTORS NOTICE.
All persons In Lane county owning acab
by abeep or aheep afflicted with other dis
eases, are hereby notified that aaid aheep
must be thoroughly dipped, sufficient to kill
aaid disease, forthwith.
Any person failing to comply with thia no
tice will be liable to bave his aheep dipped
by the Inspector at aaid peraona's expenee.
Take notice and save coata,
Dated June 6, 1891.
Gxo. Fibhkb, Sheep Inspector.
LriiDiB Notice. Go to tbe Depot lumbea
yard for cheap lumber. Andrewa will not
be undersold
Call a Halt That tired languid feeling
meanathat your system is in a atate to in
vite diease, and Wright 'a Compound Ex
tract of Saraaparilla is what you need at
once to expel impurities of the blood and
build you op. Sold by H druggists.
Don't Believe It
When told that F. M. Wilkina, ths druggist,
ia not selling "Wisdom's Kobertine" for the
complexion, the most elegant and only really
harmlosa preparation of its kind in the
world, and giving a beautiful picture card
with every bottle. . .
Notice.
I have again control of the Eugene
marble and granite works, and am bet
ter prepared than ever to furnish all
kinds of marble, granite and stone
work at the lowest price possible for
first class work. Please call on me
and get my price before placing an or
der. Nothing but first class work
done. Shop In my old stand In Ream's
building. W- W. Martin.
Tax Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the
school tax for 1892 is now due and pay
able. I will be at my office In the
postofflce building, in Eugene, Oregon,
daily from 8 o'clock a. m. until 7
o'clock p. m., until August 9, 1892.
to receive the same. All taxes not
paid In 60 days from this date w ill be
delinquent and ten per cent added for
collection.
Dated June 10, 1892.
Geo. F. Cbaw,
Clerk.
Cottage Grove Celebration.
Over two thousand people were pres
ent at the celebration here, two fun car
loads coming from Drain. Quite a
number from Roseburg were also pres
ent. The oration by Elder Skaggs was
listened to with great Interest and
close attention by the large audience.
The procession was a fine one, the plug
uglies creating great amusement.
PRIZE WINNERS, DECLARATIONS,
3 -1- f liia fiarnh
10 veara ana unuci.-u
Bouldrich was declared the winner of
the first prize uj c 1. mTmiu,
KnoxVcts; third, Miss Nora Sher
wood. 50 cts. . . i .
lSvears and under. isi prize.
Fffln Younirer. $1.50; 2nd, Miss Arpha
WynneH Miss Martha DeWitt,75
CtFree for all.-lst, Miss Elizabeth
Clow, 2; 2nd Miss Annie Oglesby,
$1.60; 3d, Miss Laura DeWitt, $1.
FOOT RACES.
10 years and under.-Clarence Med
1CFree for all.-Thos. Medley, $1.
BHOOTINO.
Best rifle shot, off-hand, IOC I yards
was won by Height Yancv; prize $2.50.
The base ball game If ween
TWn and Cottage Urove clubs, result
Sra"Ba vlctoryfor the home team;
Tgrand toll ended the day's amuse
menfs? everything passing of pleas-
Oily one accident occurred during
the day. Early in themorning a team
ran away tnrougu ,r ne
tiuued down tteroad thw mlles. one
horse was oaiigeTOui,! -.
Pally Guard. July .
A Biseasxd HoB8i.-Mr. Wythecombe,
Sim jrsu sus ft
Mr. Winter! for the horse,
r..ii r.unid. Julr -
. cnvTKMT -The execntive committee
J,0 COHTIIT. u rrcn.
me, Ut evening. - "d
itis: .Tt-r-
reiawa n tometbing over 100 re.
VBD XjSS "co-mltte. Which
will be ne pruu"
TUESDAY, JULY fi.
Ileying In full blast.
Rev. Alley Is lu Eugene.
Ths ice factory will ship s lot of ice
south tonight.
The exodus to tbe mountains and aeaaide
will soon begin.
Uncle Jos Perklna was in town yeaterday
oelebrating the Fourth.
G. Bchwarzachild anpuliea our table with
s neat glaaa paper weight.
Steve Jonea of Ager, Cal., ia in Eugene
viailing relatives and frlendi.
8. S. SiH'ticer, of Portland, HiK'iit the
Fourth of July in Eugene.
The Marine Cadela and Company C, O.
N. O., went to Salem to ipeod the Fourlb
H. C. Ilumpbrev and Matter Henry
Marx leave for the Foley Springs tumor
low. The Iteview of Reviews has been
ailded to the list of periodicals received
at the Free Reading Room.
The basket meeting Ut Subbatb at Fair
mount waa well attended and interesting,
anrpaaaicg tbe expectation of all.
H. M. Titna aud wife and Mrs. Jno.
O'Brien and daughter Untie left for tbe
Upper McKeuzie tbia morning.
We are pleaaed to aee Judge A. H. Fisk
about our streets again todny. He baa
had quite a aiege with intlammatory rheu
met ism.
H. C. Perkins went to Portland on this
morniog'a loral aa a witnesa in the case of
tbe United States agaiust the Willamette
Valley Wagon road Co.
Rev. D. A. Wattera took tbe overland tbia
morning for Canby where be will apeud a
week in camp meeting, having charge ol
Epwortb Lengue interests.
A list of passengers on hand of the
steamer Alaska that aailed from New York,
June 25, gives the names of Mr. and Mrs.
8. P. Sladdeu aa pasaenegera.
J. T. Gregg, Deputy United States
Marshal, came up on the train lut
night and went to the Dunten place on
Camp Creek, this morning.
Mayor MoClnng, A. V. Peters, C. F.
Blythe and I. K. Patera leave tomorrow for
a two weeks' trip to the Blue river miuea
to inspect property in that diatrict.
L. H. Patterson Robt. Stevens and
Geo. Hall, Jr., left for the McKenzie
bridge this morning where they will
'rusticate" for two or three weeks.
Hons. E. P. Coleman and Jitsper Wilkina
of Coburg attended tbe celebration of tbe
Fourth in Eugene. The latter ia endeavor
ing to conciliate s good specimen of s
Job's comforter.
The water spout that struck Sam Sumner'a
place on Little Klamath lake shore, about s
month ago, waa a stonner. It out s ditch
over 300 yards long and four feet deep, by
about 10 feet wide, removing rocks that
weighed half s ton, piling np debria three
or four feet in the tulea at the edge of the
lake, and outting great crevices in the ad
jacent hills.
Word has been received by tho con
tractors at Salem that the steel for the
great State house dome will not be
shipiicd before August, and as a result
the work will be delayed about two
months. This will delay the comple
tion of the capltol until well along to
the legislative session.
A new and intricate "Log Jam" scene ia
now being constructed for ''Von Yonaon."
11. J. Cutler, the famous theatrical mechan
ic, is deaigner. Cutler bears tbe reputa
tion of being the most competent stage me
cbauio in the world. "Yon Yonaon" be
gina hia pilgrimage early in August. His
peregrinations will extend over the entire
Paciflo slope territory.
Information was received at Klam
ath Falls Thursday that the commis
sioner of Indian affairs has ordered tho
survey of eight townships on the reser
vation, which Is preliminary to the
allotment of land9 in severalty and the
final opening of the reservation.
Work will begin at once. This infor
mation will tend to turn the eyes of all
Oregon to Klamath county.
Having completed his tour of Inspec
tion, Colonel Eldridge, Internal reve
nue agent, has returned to San Fran
cisco. His report shows that during
the fiscal vear the Internal revenue col
lections amounted to $380,000, an ad
vance of $(10,000 over the preceding
year. He round no applications ior li
censes for oleomargeriue in Oregon,
while there are 10 wholesale dealers in
Washington, and 100 retail dealers.
"Uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown." if exempiincauon or mis
familiar quotation is needed, It is fur
nished every time the czar of Russia
goes on a journey. On his late trip to
Copenhagen, whither he went to at
tend the golden wedding of tne king
and queen of Denmark, the Russian
railways were guarded by soldiers at
every 20 yards, no fewer than 00,000
men being requirea 10 cover me enure
distance. All villages and towns.
through which the Imperial train
nasscd were watched and every
stranger was compelled to give an ac
count of himself or suffer arrest. Tru
ly the price which Uie despot pays for
existence In these days is a heavy one.
personal.
Dally Guard, July 7.
Prof. McClure has returned home.
Ed Young Is acting as book keeper at
the cannery.
Prof. Tbomaa Condon and wife went to
Portland tbia morning.
H. C. Humprey and Master Henry
Marx have gone to the Foley Springs.
Major L. I). Forrest has gone up the
McKenzieon a hunting and fishing
trip. . .
Itev. Harry Watkins and wife started for
Portland tbia morning where they will
spend a few weeka.
Judge Fisk and Dr. McKenney In
tend leaving for a trip to the moun
tains Monday, weather permitting.
J. O. Heald, a prominent grape grow
erofCloverdale, Cal., with his wife
are visiting relatives and old friends In
H. W. Holden passed through Engene
en route to Fort mod on a onaineaa trip urn
morning Mrs. Holden accompanied him
S. B. Eakin, Jr., and wife have gone
to their farm three miles west of Eu
eene and will spend their vacation of
inree wccks iu uauinu)(
same instead of going to the moun
tains or seaside. A good Idea.
Special Bargains for a Few Days Only.
Dried plums, perk 82?m
17 cube sugar "
30 lbs D "
6 t nnoolored tea I ou
3 fcs aeedlesa raiaina, good...
i olnaa aurch. cnareuteed
10 Ijs lard ' C
Also headquartera for flour and augar by
100
the aack.
Ax Biixt.
Ma bbi ed.-I n Eugene, Oreeon July
6, 1H92. by Geo. v. Kinsey, j. r., .
O. L. Busey, of Harrisburg, and Mrs.
EUa M. Rowley, oi jiie wuuij,
To Trade. A new Wilson's im
proved sewing machine for sale or
trade for hay or wood. Inquire at the
Gcard office;
r. v...- MitnSa Jane
UUP .1 i -
icn. i M..rlrTia rtl tha hfart. Jars. Star
.k. .aA about TO Tears. She
leaves s family of grown children to mourn
her death.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 0.
lion. 11. P. Coleman of Coburg was in
town todar.
Tom Abrams returned to Corvallls
thle morninir.
C. S. Hulln was In Eugeno a couplo
of days this week.
Heoj. Malkey went to Snowdeu spring
un the local this niter noon.
V 11 Hi'llm.iu and fmuilv liivu coin) to
Oakland for b two weeka visit.
Work hits commenced on the second alo
ry of the Consi-r-trauk block.
Tho cotitr ictors are working steadily
gravelling Nih and 0th streets.
Coburg ii.l-uda erectiug a publio achool
bilildmg. The contract will be let July 11.
Pr lilanton returned tbia morning from
a month's visit to Yreka, Cal , and Ashland,
Ju'lge Orui gcr und u of Iowa are viit
irg in Eui;eiie at tbe residence of S. Mer
lin. Miss Venn Adair returned toTacoma
this morning accompanied by her
mother.
Ski Merks won nearly all tbe nrt prizes
in the shouting couteala at the Albany oelv
bration.
Ed UiiKhnell of Ellensburg, Wash., ha
been visiting relativra in Lauo county for
a few daya.
Tito newlv elected oflUvrs of Spencer
Ilutte lodge I. O. O. F. were Installed
lust evening.
J. J. Chamberlain, of Roseburg, was
in town today. He is runnlnga racket
store iu that place.
F. B. Duno. C. Uodes and John Brown
left for the Blue river miuea this morning
oy private conveyance.
.1 II Kli.v.m-Mi liim II lml lilx oath of
ofllee and entered uixm his duties as
school sucrintendent.
11. II. Huik returned to McMinn-
villo tlil niornlmr where ho has a po
sition in an abstract oHlee.
A marriage license was Issued yes
tnnl.iv nfternooll liv the Coutitv Clerk
to O.'L. Uusey und' Ella M. Rowley.
E. J. Crawford, of Medlord, a prominent
attorney, visited Eugene today, lie ia en
thusiastic for Cleveland and tariff reform.
J. B. Alexander, following hia annual
custom, bai presented this office with a
basket ot niaxuiQcent Royal Ann cherries.
Mrs. Elva E. Stinson, of Montosano,
Wash., formerly Mrs. Win. Christian,
Is visiting relatives aim menus in r.u-
gene.
Mist Mollis Abrah.im, who baa been via
iting at the resideuce of L. Q. Adair, re
turned to her home at Koaoburg thia after
noon. Prnt. r W. JurviH. of Vniatilla countv.
spent the Fourth of July here. Ha re
turned nome ruetuay, nis tamiiy accom
panying bim.
M K llnrker nnd II. C. Wortman.
of Portland, lelt this morning on a
hunting and iisiitng trip up me aic
Kepzie river.
.TanK f iinliAll nnntv ornnd rhftneellnr
K. of P., went to Cottage Orove thia slier
noon to install the officers of the ordor
there tonight.
J. R. Ream waa a passenger on the Mo
Kenzie stage tbia morning en route to tbe
Blue river mines. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Addison Hulln will fill tho duties of
prescription clerk In O.sburn &
DcLann's drug store during the ab
sence of Chester Osburn.
Vnr anil nr oichanL'8 for improved nro-
aerty iu Eugene an improved farm of 450
acrea. Also improved property in fori-
lund. Address E. V. Wright, Elmira,
Lane Co., Oregon.
Geo. Gill and family have returned
to Salem. Miss Dell Jlrumley accom
panied tlicm to that city and will visit
with them a week or two.
W 11 mi l .Tin. ITn(Tinn end families.
Misa Blanche Straitjtit aud Chna. Johnson
Ut (nr th Fniev Sorinsa thia mornins.
They will be tbxent about a mouth. .
MissMnv Dorris went to Portland
nn i.nutnnliiv'u train. In t lint clt v alio
will Join a party nnd go to North
iseacli, near Astoria, to sitenu a iew
weeks.
A lot of personal property belonging to
W. L. Dysiug-r waa aold by the iheriS thia
morning on an execution in tavor of Ed
West for tbe sum of (140. Tbe property
waa well worth $300 or $400.
linn V If itinpv linn filed Ills bonds
of $1000 as Justice of the Peace for the
Eugene precinct, with Geo. Belshaw
and J. R. Campbell as sureties.
From reports the spring sown grain
In this county will make an extremely
short crop. That sown in the full and
winter, from present Indications, will
mane an average crop.
Dr. G. C. Osburn lea for a visit to his
C,tl,..ru onltlo rnni'li In Crook countv.
this morning via the military road.
He wui return oy me aicrvenziu rouiu,
stopping a few days at the springs.
Bberman county aubaoribed about $2000
on election day to bring the rainmaker, but
aa be won I agree to uomoara ins oioaui
for less tban fouuu, enerman crops, me
those of Gilliam, ard apt to be alim this
year.
Salem Journal: One ot tbe happy fea
tures of the occasion was the preaenoe of
.).. xfurina faiWa from Enuene. bova
from six to twelve years ol age. Tbey
were the pets, of the encampment and sre a
well ariuea company.
Yesterday County Treasurer Luckey
sent $95U9.46 to the atate treaa
urer at Salem which completes the
...mailt nf T.ann Pnnntv'i fltata tax for the
year 18111, according to the levy made on
tbe estate uoaru oi r-quaumiuu uKura.
VTnlntnntlnnullv tllA nnniA (if MlM
W II AInYnnrler wuh ommltted Inotir
report from the ladies Fourth of July
. 1 .. I.... r,u. ,...1
decoraungcotiiniiiiee. iuo iauy wua
one 01 Uie acuve iiieiiiueni oi nio wiii
mlttee and is therefore deserving of
praise,
V m Mnlfnrl or tha MflKenzis HnrinffB.
returned there this morning, having apent
,h. i,h in i-. iai.na. nr ild a cumuamuu ua
ill nnva A from the Serines and thor
oughly explore tne aimosv uoanown oouu
h.tB.n tlia Three Riitera and Dia
mond Peak, employing tbe next fifty daya
in tne lass.
ESCAPED.
Charles Wilson, the Murderer of
Mamie vvaiHii.
Description as follows: Age31 years;
height 5 feet U Inches: weight about
105 pounds; complexion dark, (lark
l.nir- miiutni-hA (lurk and thin: dark
II ... , ..... T
eyes and sunken in; high cheek bones,
very prominent ioreneai wears iiui
No. i had on a black derby hat when
Inst seen: very large nun nose and very
red on end: when lust seen had on a
new suit of clothes, very dark or black;
coat, pants Mid vest alike; sack coat;
negligee shi t, laced in front, when
Inut .n In -h tuken out: hail on a
nour rmir tt lulled shoea. about No. 8:
large sore on left wrist and considera
bly awollei.; when in con vernation
with anyone he throws his head back
and bites hi- upper lip, and also has a
twitching in left eye and will then look
down; when walking aUsips aud
throws, Ills limn (iirwarti,
A ear load f Deerlnir mowers and
binders jut received direct from the
factory, tall ami examine me new
iuiproveniftits.
F. L. Chambkbs.
HHKVITIf'N.
Willoughby, dentist.
Watch olube at Holloway a.
J. J. Walton, attorney.at-law.
D. Linn 4 Bon, furniture and undertak
ing.
If yon want s suit of clothes or a pair of
pantaloon go to Uavia, tbe tailor, lie guar-
anteea eatlsfsclion and low prices.
Eugene flour at Henderson's.
Albany flour at Henderson's.
Medfoni Hour at Henderson's.
Junction flour at Henderson's.
You nays your money and you takes
your choice.
Cbria Marx baa reduced tbe price of slav
ing at bia ahop to 15 cents.
The Minnesota Hotel lias been re
paired and refurnished. Terms II it
day. Only one block from the demit.
All white help.
Dr. Hmiley la prepared to attend to all
calls from tbe country and will make that
part ol bia practice s specialty.
Join nolloway'a watch and jewelry clubs,
he ia tbe originator of them in Eugene, a
perfeotly aafe and very profitable way of
bnyiug what you want. Call aud investi
gate it.
W. Holloway has lust received some new
deaigna in watch canes. Call aud aee them.
tbe largest and most select stock In Lu-
gene.
Money to loan on improved farms for a
term of yeara at a reasonable rate of inter
est by E. J, MnClanaban.
Parties wishing to sell tinnier iriini-
tary to Mc Kenzie, Willamette, Slus
luw, Smith river and Mohuwk enquire
of W. C. Railey, care Joel Ware, Eu
gene, uregon.
The high wheel Victoria lawn mower
is the Ugliest running mower made.
Call and examine at F. L. Chambers',
iVnother car of vehicles Just received
direct from the factory which makes
my stocK complete in buggies, car
riages, carts ana pleasure wagons, also
farm wagons. Prices ns usual low.
t . ii. I II AMHKItH.
ttention farmers! Buy your medi
cines at Yerington's Ninth street drug
store, Rhlnehart's block, Eugene.
Yerineton'a Otb at. drug store is the place.
Yeara of experience insures oertainty and
dispatch in ths compounding and dispens
ing of matllclues, imineuari a woes.
Yerlmrtou's Ninth street druir store
guarantees satisfaction as to prices and
quality. Rhlnehart's block.
Harrison and Cleveland are In It so
F. L. Chambers' f 15 carts.
Only $00 to get one of those nobby
pleasant wagons at
F. L. Ciiamiiekh.
Hay forks, grain cradles and every
thing else a farmer needs at
lu IHAMIIKltH.
Died.
Pally Guard, July 7.
Mrs. Henrietta Kays, youngest
daughter of M. Wllklns, of Coburg,
died at tho Foley Springs, Wed ties ny
morning at 7 o'clock. Hhe had been lu
mor health lor some time and wit li tier
lusband went to tho springs June 0th.
She seemed to be gaining strength and
feeling much better until Tuesday
evening when she went into tho swim
ming rink, remaining in out a tew
minutes, complaining that tho water
was cold, and was quite chilly, when
out of the bath. Returning to their
camp she was nervous and could not
sleep, gradually growing worse until
midnight when Dr. itarr was caned.
Ho rendered every assistance possible
but without avail, and at 0 a. m. she
passed quietly away, heart failure bo
ng llie immediate cause. .
Mr. Kavs her husband, and Geo.
Frl.zell left tho springs the sumo day
with the body arriving hero at 1
o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Kavs was born in lnne county
In the year 1857, being 3.5 years of age
tho 2-d of last May-
Bonds Approved.
Dally Guard, July 7.
Tbe commi-sioner'a court this afternoon
approved tbe following olH ial bonds:
HherlfT James E. Nolandj bonds,
$50,000; sureties: A. G. Hovey, John
8tewnrt, T G Hendricks, R R Hayes,
8 H Friendly.
Clerk-W. It. Walker; bondB, 910,000.
Snretiea: A. Q. Hovey, 8. H. Friendly and
D. Matlock.
Assessor P. J. Mcl'herson; bonds,
$5,000. Snretiea: Q. M. Hawley and
John Stewart.
Coroner J. W. Harris; bonds, $3000.
Sureties: J. B. Harris and J. H. Mo
Clung. Hurveyor U M uoiner, nontis,
$.5000. Hureties: J. D. Matlock and
A. J. Collier.
Great Reduction in Prices of Baking
i Powder.
Every one knows that Dr. Price's
cream baking powder Is the only strict
ly pure baking powder on tho market.
Notice prices below:
5 lb tins $1 00 former price... $2 2-5
2J lb
1 05
lb
45
35
25
20
15
12 oz
oz
6 oz
oz
Terms: spot cash
T. A. Hendkkson.
Ileal Estate Transfers.
SPBIttoriELD.
EYH Warner to Margaret J Clark,
lots In Hprlngtleld; fi.
COUNTRY.
Wm Powell to Edmund Powell Jr.
820 acres In T 10 B R 6 IS; $0000.
FLORENCE.
Geo M Miller to G Bettman, lot 23,
blk 3, Miller's ad; $250.
A Question.
Where are you going to buy your
lumber? Chapman & Bon have re
fitted their mill on Cedar Flat and
oiler the best of rough and finished
lumber for sale.
Letter List.
July 8,1892.
Alnmhaugh, Wm Baker, Edith
Huc-kmen. U H Calst y, J W .
Coats, James Comauick, J C
( hainherhn, Wm (iarretaon, M E
Will. Mrs Annie neoer, ia ucm.-
. t.t nnn Mnt will ha marie on each
letter given out Persona calUiig lor letters will
please r when advertised.
MISSIS WASHBURN, P. M,
Jebset Cow. A two year old Jersey cow
ol.inu milk aama to Palmer Aver'a place,
tmn nilcs north of Eonene last week. Tbe
owner can bave her by paying charges.
Dally Guard, July 7.
Canning. The Eugene cannery
utnru-d un this morning canning cher
ries. It will take all that are offered
and will work through the season
whenever fruit and vegetables can be
obtained in sufficient quantities.
Wit. i. TvHPwr. General Comnson,
of Klumnth county, will inspect Com
pany C, O. '. 0., next Haturday
evening.
KIT.EXE'S CELEBRATION.
liit f i'ii lo.lKio ami 12.000 People
Celebrate the ttlorious
Fourth Here.
Tho lltlth anniversary of American
Indeiietideiice was celebrated in Eu
gene in grand style, ino Heavens
were cloudy, and tho day was pleasant.
At io:.io o'clock the procession lorin
I In fnmt of thecity hall in tho fol
lowing order:
Eugene cornet Imiid, Olllcers or the
Day, .Mayor and louiicil, J. W. Geary
Pot A. K .I'l inglleld liaud, l.u
gene Host1 team Mo, I, Eugene Hook
Ladder t o. M'. 1, i.tigeno l.ngine
Co, No. 1, Rescue Hose Team, plug
uglies, r raster's iiveiule blind, Alaniiu
('inlets, citizens in curi'hiL'cs and on
horseback.
The nnsfssloii niiirchcd noil h on
Oak street to 5th, thence west to Wil
lamette, thence south to llth, thence
ast to Dak. thence north to Court
House square, where the following
programiiie was had:
Music by '. Eugene Hand
Prayer by ltev. Harry Watkins
rimiiiain.
Music Springfield ltaiid
ltemliug tlio lK'clarntioii of Intle-
is'iidemv C. I'.. Henderson
Oration ; 1. D. Driver. D. D.
Music Juvenile Rand
The audience present at these exer
ses was the largest ever seen in Eu
gene.
At the close of the same the people
disiH'rscd for lunch.
IIOSK HACKS.
t 2 p. in. the iH'ople werO called to-
get her to witness the hose races on
Eighth street, the same liclng packed.
The Eugene Hose Team and two other
nicked teams from the Enduo Com
pany and the Oregon-Rescue hose team
onipeteil, tint no lime was given eun
r, us the Eimeue and oniriito teams
fulled to "get water," while tho other
got water, but an outsider from the
Siuslaw country innocently lent his
assistance" which rendered tne run
did nit hough water was obtained.
At 7:.'i0 l). m. the following teams
entered, the purse being $75 to the
winner: Rescue Hose Team, Junc
tion City Hose Team Mo. 1, Eugene
Hose Team.
The Rescue Hose Team made the
first run getting water in SI seconds;
then came the Junction Team, who
made a pretty good run but lost time
at tho hydrant; time. '3 seconds. Af
ter this run came the Eugeno Hose
ream. They made the fastest run of
the evening but they failed to get their
nozzle on siiiiicieiiuy, ana it, "tucw
oil','' hence they were given no time,
and the Rescue Hose Team was de
clared the winners.
Then came a gymnastic exhibition,
given by Sid lilack and Charles St.
Clair, two travelling gentlemen.
They gave an excellent exhibition,
and were the recipients of long and
prolonged eiieers. 1 ney also gavo an
Munition in tueycte riding which was
line.
IKUtSK ItArlNd.
At!) o'clock several hundred people
wended tlictr way to mo hiewart race
course to witness the t rials of speed.
Tito llwt event was a race, lreo lor
II, mile, two best lu
three, for a purse of $(k, 70 per
cut to iirxt, ro to second aim iu to
third. The following horses were en
tered: Cow Hoy by Clarence Luckey,
Friday by Montgomery, Coalburner by
Seal. Only a few pools were sold.
Tho first heat was won by Friday and
the next two heats were taken by Cow
Roy. 1 1 was a pretty race, being nouy
contested.
In the foot nice. 85 vards. for a nurse
of $:15, Chns. Croiier, Mr. RolsTts and
and Mr. rime entered, mey started
at the crack of the pistol, except Cllne,
who was left ut the iswt. Croner ran
ahead until near tho finish when Rob-
rts drew ahead and won by two feet.
(Mine claimed that tho others started
before the crack of the pistol but the
udircs did not sustain him. Several
ptsils were sold on the race, Roberts he-
ng the favorite.
Several match pony races took place
after tho regular programme.
In the evening at 7 o'clock Hlack and
StClalr gave another exhibition at the
City Hall. StClalr rodo down a ladder
on a buggy wheel. It was a wonderful
feat aud caused great ciiecrmg.
THK K1KKWOKK8
In the evening, on 17th street, was at
tended by ac least 3,000 people. The
display was the best that was ever
given in uugono. ine nanus were
present and discoursed music.
thus enueu one ot mo niosi success
ful celebrations ever held in the county.
It was estimated that between 10,000
and 12,000 people were present.
NOTES.
No fight or arrest occurred.
The bunks wore dosed yesterday.
The street cars did a lively business.
Tho stands and business houses all
made money.
The lunch iriven by the ladles of the
Baptist church was liberally patron
ized. It was not hot enough yesterday to
satisfy those who were dealing in Iced
goods.
W. R. Walker acted as grand mar
shal, and with the aid of his deputies
carried out the programme iu an able
manner.
No accidents on tho Fourth. The
crowd was not of tho pushing, bustling
nature.
The three bandsare to be congratluat-
cd on the excellent music furnished for
the occasion.
The egg throwing In the Jail yard
was largely patronized aim aiiorueu
considerable amusement,
Mesdames J. H, Luckey, Wm. Ren-
hIiuw. Relle Smith and W. H. and Jas.
I lot! mini k mi v uccoraieu uie uvv
men's nnnaratus and the grand stand,
and are entitled to the thanks of our
citizens for their aid.
The decorations of business houses
were numerous, and many or mem
were of admirable style. Oulte a num
ber of residences were also decorated in
a tine manlier. Iho court house was
artistically decorated by County Clerk
W alker aim Siieriti xsoianu.
The committee having the celebration
in charge are di-serving of the thanks of
the people for the able manner in which
they managed the event. Although
Home of our citizen predicted a fail-
1 a. ..nil ......f It U'UU tltO llll-ir.
UIU all't It BII1UI, Ul'nU, ll IT fMrt v.IV i
est celebration ever held in the county.
with the exception or last year's.
The onlv accident that occurred dur
ing the day happened In tho evening
at about luau o ciock io j. vj. vmu.
He was firing oir some skyrockets at
his residence when three of them ex
ploded In his left hand burning it fear
fully. The entire inside of his hand is
cooked badly and also the outside of
his thumb aud forefinger. Dr. Smiley
was called and dressed the wound.
Mr. Watts will be unable to use the
hand for some time.
The Fourth of July committee erect
ed a greased pole in east urk lot and
placed a $5 on it but nobody seemed
anxious about securing it by climbing
the pole. However, a slick fingered
gent, who Is spotted, got another polo
and lifted tho bill during tho artcr-
uoon showing that he was possessed of
a super-abundance of cheek and rascal
ity. If the money Is not returned It
is likely an arrest will bo made shortly.
AN EXPLOSION.
Florence Without Windows. Over
charpe of Giant Powder Does
Great Damage.
HH-claltoGCiiu.
Fi.0KK.N'i'E, Or., July 4. Homo per
sons, with more patriotism than Judg
ment, placed a large quantity of giant
powder in tho street In the center of
the business portion of town and at
about 0 o'clock this morning exploded
it, blowing out the windows in two
sides of the Morris hotel, breaking all
I lie large iilato glass in tho front of
Meyer & Kyle's store and blowing in
two doors and all the windows of Win.
Kyle's residence. All the windows on
the west side of Cathey's hall were
broken by tlio concussion anil windows
in all tlio buildings within several
blocks moreor less broken. Showcases,
clocks and China wear were more or
less damaged and tho whole town was
In a state of confusion and alarm until
It was learned that no ono was serious
lv Inlureil. Mm. Mason, who wns
sleeping ill Mr. Kyle's residence was
thrown out or tied on tne Hoor and
remained unconscious for some time
but Is not seriously hurt.
The celebration hero with tho alsive
exception was a decided success. Not
withstanding there was a celebration
at Seaton and also ono on Tsiltcoos
lake, the crowd was much larger than
expected. Tho oration, games and
musio were exceptionally good, tho
best of order prevailed throughout tho
dav. A closely contested irame of boso
ball closed the exercises of the day.
Your correspondent is of the opinion
that tho university nine would have
no business playing with the boys of
Horenee unless they expecteu to loose.
Tlio weather was delightful during the
entire day.
The Siuslaw.
Florence. July 3, 1802.
Editor Guard: Tlio stago ride
from Eugene to the head of title, from
a wearisome Journey of a few years ago
is now nothing less than a delightful
pleasure ride. After leaving the dusty
lanes of the prairie you enter the shades
of the forest and cross frequent spring-
brooks and larger streams lull or snort
ing trout. Tho road over tho Lake
creek rottto has been so much Improved .
by the judicious expenditure or a few
hundred dollars that several hours
time Is gained, r rem the ton of Mel-
sou hill to Joo Whisman's tho stage
winds down thegcntlo gnidesamld the
shades of towering firs. In a sweeping
trot and covers the road that used to
require three hours, in fifty minutes.
The Whlsman Itrothers who have
charge of this part of the road, have
certainly done a great amount of
permanent improvement uy changing
grades and shortening the road. If a
few more dollars were applied on this
drive. Lane county would have a thor
oughfare to the coast that would ho "a
thing of beauty and Joy forever."
Trout Hsiiing in i.iiko ami xeison
creeks Is of tho very best. They bite
savagely and will tako your tly away
with them If you are not careful. You
should provide your book with several
Inches of wire and come prepared to
reel out plenty of lino In case you book
ono of tnoso two or three pounders.
Choice camping places along the road
are numerous, also on tho beach, and
hay for horses Ib plenty and cheap.
Tho cheapest way, however, to enjoy
an outing on tins line is io laKe me
stago at Eugene and bring your camp
ing outfit and stop for a fish for a few
days on Eako creek, then take the
stage for the head of tide where yo;i
will find the steamer, with ample
accommodations, awaiting you ;or a
lieautlful ride to Florence. At this
laco vou may take another stage for
tlio cape or lleoeta Head or stop by the
wayside at some or the numerous
camping places along tho beach. : The
cedar grove at Lilly lake is one of these
very inviting camps and places on the
stago lino in easy reach of mail and
dally communication with Florence.
The sea-lion rocks and Hcceta Heads,
where the lighthouse Is under con
struction, are only a short distance from
this camp, a convenient aairy anoras
plenty of fresh butter and milk, ibe
lake allbrds a place for rowing and tho
mountain streams are full of trout.
M'l.n f(.i,A n lilln nlnua ii iha health la
amply sheltered from any unpleasant
breezes.
Surf bathlmr here Is mado compara
tively safe by the wide stretch of beach
and shallow water.
One needs warm clothing, such as Is
commonly worn In winter lu FJugene.
1'eonle come nere to get away irom tne
heat and they find this sea coast a per
fect panacea ror not weatner, nence
warm clothing is necessary.
Not Captured Yet.
The following dispatch was received
from Halem last night:
"When Shorlfr Kelly and officers left
Halem they expected to go to Wheat
land and search the winameiie river
bottoms In that vicinity for traces of
Wilson. They found nothing to Indi
cate that ho had been along the river
there. Then they proceeded woio-
Mlnnvllle, which city they left eany
Hits evening for Dayton, to follow up
the clue of a man seen running from
the barn at Frank Stephen's place.
This man Is said to answer Wilson's
description. The officers are divided
as to Wilson's whereabouts. Many
believe that he sot ont of tbe canyon lbs
first night and ia now In lbs Coast range,
bavins traveled by night and retted In ob
scure places by day. '.
Ths Laueet Clue.
Portland, July 7. The latest ad
vices are to the ell'ect that Wilson has
been located several miles above Oswe
go, on the west side of the river, and
that a large posso Is out closing In on
him. Sheriff Kelly, who went to
Salem Tuesday night, was at McMinn
ville yesterday, and telephoned that as
yet he had obtaiued no certain clue as
to the whereaboutsof the fugitive. He
thought, however, that Wilson was In
hiding somewhere between McMinn
vllle nnd Oswego. Deputy Sheriff
Morgan, who has not been heard from
for several days, was also hoard from
yesterday. He was a few miles Miove
Oswego, and sent word thot Wilson
was somewhere in that vicinity. Mor
gan Is of the opinion that Wilson la
making his way toward his brother's
house at Milwaume.
Daily Gurd, Julr 7.
The Cadets. Tbe Salem Statesman
of yesterday savs: Before the competi
tive drill the Eugene cadets gave an
exhibition drill in Wilson avenue that
was truly an excellent one and showed
that the boys were well trained, even
if they were little fellows.
After a number of complicated move
ments the battalion gave way for the
sham battle, given by the Eugene
cadets, which occupied some time and
was well carried out and as full of
Interest as the battle fought by the
larger boys in the morning.