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rlTY AND COUNTY, . JULY 3d, Wi, ,l()nBI.Ii KXI'OMTIU. .n 111 Temple, aud Ihc Ml" tjurul Nhebit. Lul.ir.r, the Comiiifti-i-il (iazeti ib'r l-'lin V'i',' "Jib Oromu 1,1 J! uli-li. "I Cnioiuimti. are prolific id ' ltft of thin ne huJ uioMt impress ""'VaH .ii'-ciade. WQI00' l n mpmus ' ii I.I seeui fabulous, tbe tmierpnaiug ''""ujut (( Juli" ltoiunaon'e Groat p.. Dillon uiotiuoeu this iear in :.l ,iih tbdir myriad other attnie- (lIDl There U no souse ho vivid, no Wat- rjaB 0 ,1 w conclusive aa the sense of . id however studiously we way sarcn " '.'miure "f t,t0'-r "sc""1 history, tbe ' that WM W"J 'otm M1"' ltla '"'Passions t recrivs concerning the patriarchs 'Viaies and ,lle """" incident aud u consequent to their time, cau be but Siounry aud imperfect. To have repro. iJi b"" personages andeveuts aud , 3 with scen'ograpbio effect before you; P T,,, Sulumon re-nlter his wise aud pro. s ii "'" 10 ee 'D Vv"oa Sheba il. Urioo Qllet'n ttUd ,b" pomp ud oironiu " " 0( uor surrounding; to view the t Templo of Solomon, uot by descrip. but by wtoal inspection; to witness Nanslly le Mimplooua and resplendent iMliTal(l1 um - -ih inestimable privileges which the f"1:. Jr.,,1 WnrM'a F.rnn.lti.m Jnhll lW''l,,wm , " .words it" p'roua io connection with the circus. ,be nieuageriH, nd ,DM rJul Zmoa bipHrome. The spectacle, of ilaon, hi Temple, and the Queen ol Sh,b will be displayed here Tburaday, logwHtb, corner of Willamette and 17th rW. Card of Thanks. t all friends who so kindly assisted. in our time of Borrow over the death of our friend, Mrs. O. B. Hays, we desire In this way to express our most sincere thauki. . ,t.... Miss E. L. Jackman. Down ! Down ! Down ! One-half gal. Mason Jars per do7....f 1.35 One-fourth ... 1.15 papers Arm & Hammer soda 25 I lt gloss starch 35 AX HILLY. Pun Kkvatoh to Colonel. A IMS... ' , Statesman: Governor Pennoyer has made a good appointment when he named Senator Jeft Meyers to be his side decamp with the rank of lieuten ant colonel, to All the vacancy caused by the expiration of the term of Col. R. A. Miller, of Jacksonville, who has filled that position for a long time. All of JetTs friends and he has a host of them will be glad to learn of his appointment to such an important po rtion in the Oregon National guard, and they can rest assured that he will always bo found at his post of duty in time of need. Henceforth the Sena tor from Linn will be known as Col. Jeff Meyers. CoMMSMDiiiLK. Last Saturday afternoon it wag discovered that a family of foreigners eortiiatiiig of a woman and seven children, the eldest only about ten years of age, liv ion in the northwest part of the city, were intitule. They stated that the bus bud and father had been absent for two or three days iu search of work. Scarcely auy furniture was iu the little old house and all Ids eatables left were a few po Woes. Messrs. . J. McClanahan and F. H. Blair pressed the latter'g express wagon into seivice and in half an hour had col lected enough from our business men and liberal-hearted citizen to keep the family Kieral days also additional furniture to like them comfortable. It is likely that hereaftei the family will not want as Eu gene people do not allow such cases to exist lone when l hoy nave a knowledge thereof. Mabbisd. -The Sunday Oregonian has id account of a wedding in Portla d, one ol the contracting parties of which is well known in Eugene, where be has ninny friends who extend congratulations. The Oiegonian says: A quiet weddiog was sol emnited Tbuisday evening at the home of the bride iu this city, the contracting parties being J. W. Bristow and Augusta H. Bushia. Kev. D. T. Slanloy performed the ceremony. Only a few of the most in timate friends of both parties were present. Mr. Bristow is well and favorably known in Ihil city, especially in insurance circles, biting been connected with a leading com pany for several years paat. The bride is is estimable lady, who formerly lived in Oebkosh, Wis., but has been a resident of Portland the paBt three years. Pleasant Entertainment. Long Beach, Wash., correspondent Sunday Oregouian, July 24: A very pleasant evening was spent at the comfortable cottage of Mrs. E. C. Bronaugh, near Tioga, yesterday, the occasion being a farewell party given In honor of Miss May Dorris, of Eugene, who left today forllwaco, where she will visit with the Misses Hunter for a few days be fore returning to Eugene. The guests indulged in an old-fashioned caudy pull, and this, with music, games, etc., afforded a pleasant diversion from the monotony of seaside life. Among 'hose present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. C Bronaugh, Misses May Jeffries, Bes id Sewell, McCabe, May Dorris and Messrs. Russell, Hewell, Ned and Jerry Bronaugh. uer reiiuence, iu aim" ion, Saturday afternoon, July 23, 1892, at JO o'clock, after prolonged illneas, jtn Margaret Hayes, aged 77 years. The deceased was one of the pioneer women of Oregon, having came to this state in 1853 from Illinois with her first husband, Mr. Cjrni, settling in Linn county. She was a niitent and faithful member of the Christian church. Her second husband, Offen B. Hayes, died in this city S pt. 18, wtt. Two sons, Jessie and Lawson Cyras, ?1 Eastern Washington, survive her. The mtertoeot took place from ber late residence Monday at 9 o'clock a. m ., to the Willoughby Waetery, about six miles north of Coburg. ft. i . i . r" r. LAxauiHinxn Tvf.h. Robert Bos- ell, the gypsy who ran off with Mr. Wharton's 12-year-old daughter, also a sTJxy at Salem, was captured ac Turn- by Sheriff Knight and Marshal Min w and taken before Justice Batchelor answer a charge of "enticing away female under the ae of 10 years." We pleaded guilty and was sent to the Qnty jail to await the action of the Pandjury. The father of the girl y he woul.ln'r. ir If the eirl was 0vr l years of age. UxTno Tk- T-ti. rk.nli r.f lust Monday, ya: L. A. McNary of Portland B- S. Coekerline of Eugeoe. reached wetnmmitoj Mount Hood yesterday af gnioon at 4 o'clock. They were piloted by Ungiile. ft is doubtful if anybody jer reached as high point, a they bonud to Jud S. Fish and others who were S tha k. i.l of warait, only about four tbonaand feet be w them, and the voioea were distinctly arJ from both parties. Scavrv Tha'RMiatn and Eeoeiv- er of th t i , a tn am nntira ' Plat of th. survey of T 31 S. B 8 W, " M. I to be lied in l ha U. 8. Land OtSoa a P"-- t" .... .. I t in n BUon will b recaivad after that date. Brevities, E. B. Skipworth, attoruey at luw. of Jmlk'e Hot and oold baths every day iu th week at Jerry Horu'a barber ahop. torflneaulta made to order and ready made clothing, go to Ed Hunaon. I M' G? Cra has th. a.,1. .ncy f, .11 brands of th celebrated Tamil 1'um h Clara Bemember that Hanson k Son have the beat selected stock of clothing iu town. Bring your old scrap cast iron to the Eu. geue Iron Foundry where you can dispose Eugene Flour $1.35 per eack. Th Eu gene Flouring mills make the beat quality of roller mill flour. If you ate getting too old for your apoo tacles, or if they do not exactly suit yon take them to Watts and have now lenac lilted. Dr. Q. W. Biddlu may be found at bis residence on Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of the Minne sota Hotel. He is preparad to do all dent al work in the beat manner. The beat family remedy is undoubtedly Plunder's Oregon Blood Purifier. Harm less, it accomplishes relief where many oth er medicines fail to do. It may be safely given to the infant as well as the adult. Henderson, dentist. Job work at the Gdabd office. Fountain pens at Watts'. Blank deeds and mortgages for sale at the Gdabd office. Blank notices fjr the location of quartz mines for sale at the Uimbd nttioe. For all kinds of farming implements call on J. M. Ueudricks on Ninth Street Screen wiudows and doors, glass, aash and doors at Bioalow & Kibkpatbick. GEO. W. KINZEY, AUCTIONEER. When yon want ynnr goods, household furniture or land sold at anction, call of Geo. W. Kinsey, th pioneer and most suc cessful auctioneer in Ln (Jonnty. tie wilt attend to all sales on a reasonable com- SHEEP INSPECTORS NOTICE. All persons iu Lane oonnty owning scab by sheep or sheep afflicted with 'Other dis eases, are hereby nolined that said sheep must be thoroughly dipped, sufficient 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 penons's expeuse. Take notice and save costs, Dated June 6, 1891. Gso. Fisbkb, Sheep Inspector. Lcudeb Nonce Go to the Depot lumbej yard for cheap lumlier. Andrews will not be undersold 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 tlrst class .work done. Shop In my old stand in Ream's building. W. WMartix. Tax Notice. Notice is hereby given that the school tax for 1892 is now due and pay able. I will be at my oftlee iu the postoftice building, in Eugene, Oregon, daily from 8 o'clock a. in. until 7 o'clock p. in., until August 9, 1892, to receive the same. All taxes not Said in 60 days from this date will be elinquent and ten per cent added for collection. Bated June 10, 1892. Geo. F. Craw, , Clerk. Trespass Notice. Whereas, There have been numer ous animals and fowls killed and much grain trampled down and wasted In our neighborhood by hunters and tres passers; therefore be It Resolved, That we, the under signed, do forbid all hunting or tres passing on our premises, and that we will prosecute for trespass any person or persons found trespassing on any of our premises withoutour permission: Dated, July 15, 1892. A T Bonnett Marlon Bonnett A W Gilbert A J Harlow A G Bogart J E P Withers B W Baker Mrs E N Calef Evert Turpening M H Harlow M H Harlow, j r Fran k Chase W P Cheshire Geo Armitage CW Young J E Stevens t t i?itt Cbm Hmith j ii r nut ., Wm Goodpasture Henry Bid well V. Alinn Knlit Comubell M M Gillespie J W Brewster Palmer Ayres P M McPherson J H Zimmer. R M Masterson J Debrick V 8 McClure Wm Pattison Equalization. Notice. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization of Lane county, will meet in Eugene at the court house in said county, Monday, August 29, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m., and continue from day to day, for the purpose of ex amining and correcting the assessment roll of Lane county, Oregon, for the year, 1892. Dated July 28, 1892. P, J. McPherson, Assessor. Lost. A large deep bay horse strayed or was .tolenfKm my place across the river from Eugene, about July 18. as about 10 lands high, star on forehead, a brand on one of slioulders, and had a tide crack or seam In one of the hoofs of the hind feet. A lilral reward will be paidanvone returning the horse or giving information concerning the same. Eugene, July gth.MLWout)( Teachers ExarulHatlou. Notice is hereby given that the regu lar quarterly examination for teachers will1 be held at the court house, in Eu irene. commencing at 1 o'clock p. m., &dayf August 10, 1892. Appli cant must be in attendance on time. J. II. Stevenson, County School Supt. Beady for Business. J. O. Watts, the Jeweler, desires to inform the public that he baa returned fromhe mountains and is now ready foS the business offereJn hl line. Kotice. AU account due the firm of Lockey 4 Co .b.p.idnyAngo.tl.t. or colleo oo of the same will be forctd Mine SoLD.-Wm. Keeney, living at urKthe ,um of$;J0,0J,'otgynd,ca,e- TUESDAY, JULY 20. The days are lamming ptvooptlbly shorter. Merry Yaugliau, of Albauy, apeul last ulght in Lupeue. Dr. T. W. Shflton lift on a trip to Portland this morning. Mr. Tolllver, a lotrger, left for his old linine in the Kit-t this morning. CoinliK'tor Wick Huff and family were down from UoM'durg Unlay. S. P. Lowell has received a patent on his Columbian waxhing machine. Day City, Mich, waa nearly wiped out by fire yemerday alteruoon. Loss, f 1.500,000. Dr. Kuvkeudall and familv are so journing on the sea coast at Gardiner, ifoiigitw county. Oakmluie, Washington, hail a 170,000 lire last night ut 8 o'clock. In surance, $.T,(JI. The sheriffs convention meets In Ku gene next Monday. The attendance promises to Is) good. Mrs. A. W. Haskell. acooiiiaulcdhy her niece, Miss Alice Baldwin, went to Newport this morning. The SpringflelJ aawmill started up yes terduy, a.tur beiug idle for several moulha, iheir aaw logs having arrived A son of Charles A. Dana, of the New York Sun, was on tho Cleveland reception committee of that city. J. A Bringle of Springfield left for Los Angeles on a trip for tbe ben-fit of his health. He is threatened with conaump tiou. Miss Coinstock, who has been visit ing at the residence of C, W. Young near thla city, returned to lier home at Portland this morning. I. K. Luce, for many years a resident of I. une county, has been nominated for county clerk on the republican ticket of Whitman county, Wash. Tills was the day on which tho Bla gen tannery was advertised to be sold. However, no bidders appeared and therefore the property was not disposed of. The contract for the mason work on the proposed brick block of Judge Ris doivs has been let to F. B. Bellman. Work will commence on the same in a few days. A horse ran away with a cart from the business portion of the city up Willamette aud Eleventh streets to the university last night causing a ripple of excitement but little damage. Tbe sheriff will sell a atov under at tachment in favor of Jacob Mitchell agaioat J. P. Jones for $22.65. Amiust 8. and also in a similar case, at the same time some furniture attached by Day & Hendersou for $88.25. Volticy Heiuenway and family aud J. O. Watts and family, returned this morning from a two weeks stay at Pine liening on the military road. They report having had a splendid time, trout and strawberries being plentiful but deer scarce. The Dalles Chronicle, has the follow ing: Numbers of skirt supporters are coming in the market. They are something like little chips in the form of Ileur-delis and other devices with chains n lit 1 rings for the finger. William Hill, who recently finished serv ing a term in the Oregon penitentiary, be ing one of the train wreckers, who caused the accident that killed big Jack Miller, eloped from Albany one day last week with Mrs. Irish, the wife of an iudustriou brick mason and the mother of several children. Albany Democrat: Mr. Brannin, father of J. J Uranuin, in tbe couuty jail here for forgery, was elected asvesnor of Umatilla county at tbe last election by 297 majority. He ia a well-to-do citizen of that county, popular throughout the county. It is to be regretted tbe son did not follow in tbe foot steps of his parental ancestor. Brannin was released from jail today on furnishing 1200 bail for the $ oOO forgery, bonds given by Hurlburt Bros. One of Robinson's circus meu, speak ing of the poor houses which greet them in eastern Oregon aud Washing ton says: "I can't understand it. Are the people losing interest in the enter hilniuents? Surely It is not on account of the money market or the crops. Whv. crons! I hear neonle howlinor alxmt the shortage of their crotw. HIess you, ir unto, inuiana, ana Illi nois farmers could trot such crons as I have seen in eastern Washington and Oregon this year they would soon think of going into luxuriant retire ment. The producers here must have verv extravagant ideas about the fe cundity of the soli." A few days ago head keeper B. Peterson, of the Tillamook Rock lighthonse, let hi foot on tbe mainland, after a protracted ex ile of nine months on tbe lonely sea-girt rook. Peteraon for five years bas per formed the duty of light-keeper with only three persons two assistant for compa ny, and a patch of sterile rock 75 feet ((mare surrounded by the bouudiug main a hi dominion. Of all the I tgbt atatloni on me United States coast Tillamook rock is prob ably the most lonesome. The rock is 88 feet in height from tbe water and the tower rises 48 feet, nakiog tbe total height 130 feet from tbe ocean to th focal plane of the light. The lamp is an immense circu lar five-wick, and is revolved by machinery; a system of blank lenses making it a flash light. The Harrlsburg Courier relates that Dan McClain has just completed a novel milk house. The building is alMHit 10x20 feet. The walls are a foot thick; they were built of slab wood eleven inches long and laid in mortar, in a manner similar w ine laying oi brick wall; both the Interior and ex tcrlnr wbIIh have been cemented and each wall contains two air chambers; the ceiling Is constructed nearly the same as the walls, and the floor, laid in four sections, is also made or cement. Instead of running a tube through the roof, the ventilation is secured by a tube through the celling; and small screened windows In each gable. The building Is warranted to us water proof, frost-proof and burglar-proof and seems perfect in construction. Notice to the Public. V..ia ia liemliv irlven that I have closed my business and formed a co partnership with my Bons, r u. auu C, C. Matlock under tho firm name of J. D. Mathx k & Co. All persons indebted to me arere ,,n.t...l In u.itle ah anon ns possible. Hie new nrm solicit uie iuiruuagc ui 11... ..nl.lin ami u III ralTV Olie of the largest and best selected stock of general merchandise ever uruugiu w tlin ttitv lilt . ..j. , rn.....i'(w. t..t- niiufiifiiora fiir nost j.uuiiniiis nij . ..... i favors so kindly extended anu soncii- ing a continuance oi uie same ior mc uew Ann, I am with best wishes to all, Respectfully, J. I), Matlock. Xfi.iip Titr-Tir THAN PtiHTbY. Al bany Democrat; Jack Allphln was In Corvallis Monday. He told the Time he had Just returned from a trip up on I.nnrTnrrl tt'hpre he SAW illustrated the natural habits of the Oregon farm er. Jack said he was driving along when he noticed a man on the roof y a large barn anxiously viewing ine surrounding country. When asked what he was doing up there he replied that he was looKing ior iy uiuuer: (hot i.ia a li. nl whs rvailv to cut and he bad forgotten what Held he left the machine in last uti. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27. Immigrants are arriving herd daily. The mail it now carried over th Oregon lau railroad to Natrou. Ulaa Laura Bruuilev ia viailiiut at Co burg for a ft w days. Dr. Kuvkeudall has returned home from Ikmglus county. Regular term of county commission, era' court next Wednesday. The rooting timber are being placed on the Comer-1- rank lilocK. A number of persona were seeking residences to rent yesicruaj. Mston bav commenced work laying th foundation of the new county jail. Miss Kniiiia Withers returned from a visit at Oakland this morning. Major Forrest is still summering at John Anderson's on me meivenzie. Profs. Hawthorne and Stmub went to Portland on the local this morning. J. T. ltoaUml and family left for th St asia this moruing for a two week' ramp ing trip. The tuanle shade tree in front of Armstrong's livery stablo has been cut down. T. D. Linton returned this afternoon from a trip down tho valley inspecting hop yards. Mis. W. H. Luckey, of Portland, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Win. Clark iu this city. S. F. Floed, it delegate to the nation al vent ion, has Just returned to Roseburg. A Coldwater, Mich., printer was in Eugene today seeking employment without success. Legb Harnett left for a abort trip to Port loud this morning in the iutereat of import ant miuicg matters. Mr. J. S. Higgiu and Miss Mm Brown left tbia moruiug (or a visit wilh relatives and friend uear Salem. Webster Klncnid went to Portland this morning to accompany his father, II. R. Kiucaid, home. Geo. M. Hylaud. formerly of this city, I now on a trip to Chicago in th interest of the Holton Home of Portland. Dr. J. W. Barnard, formerly of thiioity, baa located at Joseph, Wallow county, for tbe practice of hia profession. Mr. R. Garrison and Mi. Frank Ander son went to Portland on tbe overland this morning for a few da) a' visit. nopgrower inform us that the lice are doing co damage at the present time and are not increasing in number. Jss. W. Tbomas, wife and child, of Ir- ginia, arrived here Monday evening and will locate in Eugene or vicinity. Walter McClure returned to Seattle this morning to resume his duties on one of the leading dailies there. Postmistress Washburno and her t wo sons left Moiulnvmoriilmrtosocnd a couple of weeks at Heceta Head. Unite a train of caniiters from Polk county passed through here today on their way home trom iviwon springs. Thlmrs are ciulct about tho court house these days, and therefore the re porter must rustle for news elsewhere. P. B. Andrew aud family who recently arrivod from South Dakota bav taken up their residtnee on Olive street near Tenth. Newport Tinus: Wm. Lakin, "Mo- Ginly , ' has quit tbe work on the rock train and will go tj Eugsoe and work at tailor ing. Albany H'rald: Hopkins Bros hsv been awardeo the contract for furnishing the cornice work for the new jail at Eu gene. Miss Julia Warrior, of Corvallis, has beeu visiting at the home of her uncle, Clem Hodes, in this city, during the week. EU Bancs, wife and daughter returned from tbe Foley Spring last evening, Th Messrs. Hoffman and families will return Saturday. The Camp Fire Festival given under the auspices of tho Y. P. S. C. E., of the Baptist church, last evening Mas liberally attended. The next session of th State University begins Monday, September 19th. From firesent indication tbe attendance will be arger than ever before. We are requested to annonno that then will be no seivice in th U. B. chnrch of this city next Sunday, Rev. Olds, th pastor, still being at Thurston. Tame blackberries are retailing at 01 oenta per pound. The demand for them will not be as large as usual on account of tho large yield of wild ber ries. , Mrs. S. II. Friendly and children went lo Portland this morning. After a few day stay in the metropolis they will go to Newport, her Mrs. Friendly and children will spend mouth. A child of H. C. Zumwalt fell from a porch last week near Irving, and broke one of its arms. Dr. Harris set the broken limb, and the child Is doing as well as could be expected. Mnlor James Jackson. 2d U. 8. Cav alry, now on duty here as military In structor, recently naving oeen in Al bany, has an excellent article In Unit ed Service on the Modoc war, In which he served. Kent Thomas and hi handsome wife, Caroline Gage, left Indianapolis, Ind., last week for New York. They will spend a few week there and then return to Chica go, organize a powerful dramatio company and play West. Mars Is now In his glory. About o'clock a bright red star will be seen at the horizon in the southeast. That Is Mars, now about the closest to the earth it ever gets, 35,000,000 mile ap proximately. The little town or Weston lias Had four different city marshals since the last election, all of whom hare resign ed, and it is said the fifth, who Is a stranger, is seriously thinking of doing the same thing. W. A. Booth, sheriff of Crook county, ar rived here last evening from Prinevill via th UcKenzi route, looking for bora thieve. He went lo Douglas county tni afternoon. Mr. Booth will attend th sher iff's convention here Monday. Albany Herald: Ex-Cbief Justice B. 8. Btrahn has formed partnership in th law business with Jodga W'balley ol Portland, and tbey will open an office for business in that city about Beptemoer 1st. Judge Strahn is a lawyer of marked ability and will meet with success in any community. Albany Democrat: Parties arriving on the morning train tell an incident. A couple of men were talking when he olli-rea to liet the other that be did not have 20 on his person. The Let waa taken, and the money displayed, when a man standing near by grabbed the win and disappeared. A team belonging to I. L. Armstrong took a spin down Willamett street yeaU-r-day afternoon after w went to pre. Tbey were caogbt in front of th-. Lttn Connty Bank by Bony Lytl. A log ger bad hire. I tbe the team and kit them standing unhitched in front of tbe hotel and went inside, with th sbov reult Puliaml Welcome: The Buynton saw company has been closed by at tachments, the liabilities reaching t9,ouu The assets are light, and th legitimate creditor wiU get but a small percentage of their claiuia. The firm never had much enterprise; ad vertised little ornone, ana therefore, couldn't expect tosucceea. UHEYITir.l. Willoughby, dentist. Watch club at Holloway's. J. J. Walton, attoruey-at-law. D. Uun A Son, furnltur and undertak ing. If yon want a suit of clothes or a pair of pantaloon go to Davis, tbe tailor. He guar antees satisfaction and low prices. F.iigcm Hour at Henderson's. Allmiiy flour at Henderson's. "Modfora flour at Henderson's. Junction Hour at Henderson's. You pays your money and you takes your choice. Chris Marx has reduced the price of shav ing at his shop to 15 cents. The Minnesota Hotel has been re- iwiircd and refurnished. Terms f 1 iter ilnv. only one Mock from the dejHit All white help. Dr. Smiley is prepared to attsud to all calls from th country and will make that part of hi practice a specialty. Join Holloway's watch and jewelry clubs, he I th originator of them in Eugene, a perfectly sale and very profitable way of buying what you want. Call and invent! gat it. W. Holloway has just received some new design In watch oases. (Jail ami see them, tbe largest and most select stock in Eu gene. Money to loan on improved farms for a term of year at a reasonable rate of inter est by E. J. McClanahan. The high wheel Victoria lawn mow er is the Ugliest running mower miule. Call and examine at F. L. Chambers'. Another car of vehicles Just received direct from the factory which makes my stock complete in buggies, car riages, carts and pleasure wagons, also farm wagons. Prices as usual low. . Ii. chamiiers. Attention farmers! Buy your medi cines at Ycrlugtou's Ninth street drug store, Rhlnehart's block, Eugene. Yerington'a 9th st. drug store is the place. Year of eiperlenoe iuiure oertaiuty ami dispatch In th compounding and dispena- Ing of medicine, nbineuart a Kiock. Yerington'a Ninth street drug store guarantees satisfaction as to prices and quality. Rhinchart'a block. Harrison and Cleveland are in it so Is F. L. Chambers' $15 carts. Only $60 to get one of those nobby pleasant wagons at F. L. Chamhekm, Hay forks, grain cradles aud every. thing else a farmer needs at l. Iu VII AMIIKIt.H. For Rest. For a term of years. One of the best farms In Lane county, Or. Well Improved. Suitable for farming, stock raising and dairying combined. Inquire at Ax Billy's groc ery, or on the ranch eight miles west erly from Eugene. John Imiiia.m. A car load of Decrlng mowers and binders Just received direct from the factory. Call and exatuino the new improvements. r. ii. vhamiikhh. Agency for the Titt Thresher and extras and t full stock of oils, wrenches, lovels, bolting and everything else needed about a threshing crew. r . Li luimiiebs. Stbavbd. From W. P. Fisher's place 7 mile wait of Engene, about June 1st, a bay mar 3 yean old, about 1000 Si weight, un broken. A suitable reward will bo paid to any one furnishing information of ber whereabouts. W. P. Fisiua. Tho IX-erlng mower is tho lightest draft mado. See It at F. L.Chamiieiw. Ueal Estate Transfers. XUOKMI. A E Wheeler, admr., to H 0 Humphrey, lot 1. block 11, Henderson' addition, $210. Also lot a and 3. block 11; $1900. Jas E Noland, sheriff, to Joshua J Walton, lota 8 and 10, block 4, Hhaw's second addition, also 122x100 feet ad joining; $1,400. COCNTBY. M A Wblteaker to A E Wbitouker, 1G0 acre in 1 18 , r 7 w; f 1. MA Whit to A E Wblteaker, 40 acre IntlS . 1 8w; $1. John W Carter to H U Carter, 1C0 aores in 1 17 a,(l; $1. Sarah A Bucknam to h. J. McClan ahan, Interest In 810.70 acres In Tp 10 S, it a W;. L E Ward to Nannlo M Green. 100 acres in Tp 20 8, R 4 W; $2300. U S to Andrew E Gallagher, 100 acres In Tp 18 8, It 12 Wj $200. Southdown Sheep. I secured a pair of recorded Southdown last year from on of th beet known sheep breeder in the east and now have a fine lot of ball-blood ram lamb for sale. These sre Irom a cboloe lot of ewes, the result of 10 years' careful selection and breeding tor wool and mutton combined. 30 of these ewe dropped 47 lamb last spring and sev eral of them (beared 12 and 1J Ea. of wool. For price and farther particulars, write or call and see the sheep. I can find a purchaser for a few choice ewes, if an) on having such to sell will writ me. S. B. Moats, Creswell, Oregon. LMedl Andrew Simmons, an old and high- respected plonoer of Lane county died at his home near Irving Tuesday fore noon, July 20, at 11 o'clock of dropsy, aged 73 years and 6 days. The funeral took place at 11 o'clock Wednesday to the Lupcr cemetery. A Peculiar Isstance. Three years ago a family In Woodbum, named Brannon, received word from a son in which he stated that he was about to Join the U. H. army and that they would not hear from lilm for six or seven years. Last Sunday two sis ters were at the jxmltentiary In Salem watchlnirthe cliarsl exercises when they were surprised to see among the prisoners their brother. Three years before he had been sentenced under the name of Somers to the penitentiary for seven years, and desiring to keep the racl away irom his ioiks nau written the letter. The case is a peculiar one. Tbi Old Sroar. W take tbe following from th Portland Telegram: There is strong probability that tbe South ru Pacific will soon extend its road from Corvallis to Junotioa. This mstUr bas been considered for com year, and it is likely thst it will not be moon looser delayed. Tbe dis tance it let than twenty mile, aud wbtn tbe connection is mad through train on be run from th West Sid to pu i'rancie co. "Railroad Center.". The Cor vallis Times aays: John Robinson's big circus will exhibit In Salem on Auirust 3rd and at Euireiie on the 4th. It is strange titer skip the "railroad center," but they have evidently not heard that Albany ht a city of 10,000 inhabitants. Rkoverino. The flv year old son of Mr. Brailard, upon whom the opera- lion of tracheotomy waa performed a short time since, (or croup, has nearly recovered. Trie tube lias been with drawn from tbe windpipe and the wound has nearly healed. Will of F. H. Diinii, Deceased. The last will nud testament of F. H. Putin, decascil, was tiled for probate In tho county clerk's otlh-o Wednesday af ternoon. It was written by tho de ceased himself, Feb. 1, lsvj, and was witnessed bv F. W. Osburti and Jas. F. ltolinsin. I n brief it Is as follows "In consciiieiiiH of the youth of my inrco youngest children, Amy Louise, r.diia Is. and iTederle Mauley 1 is qtlcath the Ineoino of the brick build ing on Willaiiictle street, w hich shall Ik- used for their maintenance and ed Ucntion, and shall lie shared by uiy be loved wile, so long as she remains un married, and nt her death, If Amy Louise shall have liecoino of aire, viz: IS years, shall he theirs Jointly and equally; to Frtdio I give tnv gold watch aud chain; to Frank, I give my gold watch and chain, iu the safe; the rest of my property after mv debts are paid 1 wish to 'iv equally divided aiuoiiirall of mv chilclivii, provided that in cast- there Is fsiKKl left alter hay ing my debts, and the expenses of bur ial, etc., then in order to e unitize the distribution of the prois'rty to some extent, I give to liena, Lucllii, Laura and Frank $2kh) each, then, as stated liefore, I wish the bal lance to lie divided equally among my children; 1 request that each of you give to mv sister Nancy, an equal part of $1,000; ill case of the death of either of the minor children, that part bto be divided equally among the surviving children.'' The executors named are (Vila Dunn, F. K Dunn, C. S. Wil liams, Geo. A. Dorris ami G. B. Dorris. The iH'tiliou recites that the probable value of the real property is $.'si,iKI0 and the iM'rsonal property, $i",ooo. Personal. Pally Ctianl, July 'J. L. G. ami Mrs. Adair have returned from Castle Craig. Rev. S. P. Wilson eanie up on the local this afternoon. W. Holloway and wife leave for Florence tomorrow moruiug for a week's visit. Edwnrd Miller, of Chehalis, Wash., is In towu. Mr. Miller was born bere being a son of L. D. Millir Arthtis I lodges, clerk of Crook count spent a couple of days in Eugene Ibis week He is now iu Portlaud. Alex Davis went to Portland this morning to accept a Misltlon with tho I'ortlami isutchering l o. D. B. Alberton of Canyon City, arrived here with a drove of horse tbia afternoon. Mr. Atherton formerly lived in Eugeue. H. N. Cockerllno returned homo from his trip to Mount Hood last even ing. He reports having had a tine trip. W. A. Groiiuhl. of Portland, suihtIii- tciident of bridges, track, etc., on the S. P, R. R., spent last night In Eu gene. hhernnin Hays weut to Portlsnd on the overlaud this morning in answer to a aum- minis to appear as awitness belore the Unit ed Slates court. J. W. and T. J. Matlock and Gnlney Matthews returned from a trip to Flor ence this afternoon. They reistrt the Mads to ho Inexcclleiit condition. Kx-Shcrlff K. M. Croisan and wife, of Salem, liiirdcttii Thaver and wife, of Portland, and A. II. Black, of Port land, will leave In the morning for the holey springs. John Stewurt returned from Soda- vlllo this morning. He reports his daughter to I hi improving rapidly. Sheriff Noland will remain til the springs for several days yet as his chil dren are threatened with an uiuiek of the measles. Another Forgery. Pally (luard, July 20. Fred Pimnciiter, of Cottage Grove, aged alsmt 2.", called on O. F. Card well, of tho firm of Barr Bros. A Co. in this city yesterday morning to Identify him so that ho could get a cheek cashed, it was before banking hours but as Mr. Cardwell was acquainted with him he went to a store where tho young man wished to make a purchase, but the proprietor being nut tlio check V...I A 1 .1 1 . 9 was iioi casiii'u. Auout iiin-o iiounini- tcrward hu again went with I'nrmenter to tho bunk to Identify him but when tho cheek was presented for payment Mr. Cardwell noticed that the name Indorsed was written In Ink, when seen but three hours earlier it was In pencil. 1 le called tho attention of tho cashier to this who then refused pay ment. The name was that or i). it. ,.r t t ...... OhtiM i.n I III lllt'll , HI Ull(tHU VfiUVU. bllU young man's father, the. check being olio ho had received from the pension tmreuu for l.i. Air. rarmcntcr was at once untitled uy telegraph and an swered to take the pajs r from his son. Mr. Cardwell, who is an old acquain tance of the old gentleman, and Depu ty Sheriff Croner, found the young man in hiding near town and secured the pajicr about 5 o'clock yesterday af ternoon. Ills father arrived last evening but as the boy had left he decided not to prosecute him although he had stolen the draft during his father's absence and forged tho nanio as above stated. AIIOUT A IIOI t ori HACT. Mull that una Hrnufht lar an Al leged llreacli. Monday' Portland Telegram: In th United States circuit court today tb ess ol William Uhlman It Co. against W. E. Parson and others was on trial. Tbi is an action brought lor damage for alleged breach of contract In regard to tb pur chase of bops. On June 11, 18'JO, W. E. and 0. L. Pardons, of Lane county, Ore gon, entered Into a written contract with Ilia duly authorized and accredited agent of William Uhlman & Co , of Portlsnd, to tell their entire crop of hops.- The prio kgreed upon was iu cents a pennd and tb entire output was nearly 20,000 pound. As th season advanced the prio of bops oame up, and the Paraun brothers, it is al iened, disregarded their written contracts and subsequently resold tb crop fur 22 cents per pound. Actiou was therefor brought by Uhlman a Co. for damage for breach of contract. A jury was impaneled and a number of witnes-es were iutroduoed, who teatilled In tbe esse. The original contract which were signed by the parties, were introduced a evidence. The case waa vrtry warmly contested throughout. Tbe jury after being out about hour brought in a verdict for th for 2,KXI damages. one-half plaintiff Pateut Uy Escape. One indent fly cseupo given free with each screen door bought of F. I. Chamls-rs. I also have a screen door spring hinge that is a success. Pally Guard, July Si Dud A dispatch waa received tbi morning from Halt m by S. II Friendly an nouncing tb dostb of Mr, birnon, In thai city. Tb death was unexpected, although tb lady ha been in poor health lor several years. Mrs. Himoo was a sister of Mrs. S. II. Friendly and was known by many of onr citizens, a the lived hei for several year previouily to htr marriage. Kb visited in Eugtn bout a month ago. The Albany Ik-mocrut says: "Iane Is the greatest g'JU accident county In the stale. I1USG HIMSELF. Wilson, the Murderer, Commits Sal cide this Afternoon. OitEOo.v City, July 28. Wilson, tho murderer of the little girl Mamlo Walsh at Mllwaukco, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the Clackamas county Jail, committed suicide- by hanging himself. Hu took tho biilldagn oil' from his broken arm and attached It to tho gnitiiur in his cell mid tlio other end to his neck thereby com mitting the deed. His feet touched the floor but he drew his knees up so as to Imj able to accomplish the deed. An Awning: Falls. The awning in front of the Mono gram cigar store and about halt of that in irom oi iuiv s saiisill, llholll ul leel in length, fell to the sidewalk uIkiiU l:!:4oo clink p m.Tiiesdny. Fortunately no one was under the awulnir. althoiiiih it is reported a boy was close by anil it is thought hu has not stopticd ruuniiiir yet, from tho motions mado w hen last seen. The masons hml been tearing oil" the lire wall preparatory to building second story, thus looHcuiiig the siu- port. This same awning, together with the stretch south to Auten's clirar store, fell during the sleet storm In IH ccmlier, lss4. The wires of the electric light company were broken but repairs were commenced at once and the lihu will lie as usual tonlelit. F.xtm pre cautions should lie taken In building hanging aw ning, in fact the street Is safer aud looks U tter without any ex cept canvass awnings. To Delinquent Tax Payers. Notice Is hereby given that on and after August 1, 1802, 1 will proceed to the levy and sale of projierty for tho collection of delinquent taxes. The county must havo the money duo it, and all taxes not paid by that date will Ih collected with costs. This Is posi tively tho lost notice. Dated July 1 Uh, 1802. Jas. E. Noland, Sheriff and Ex-Ofllcio Tax Collector of Initio County, Oregon. A Misinci ScnKMi. The Ashland Tid- Ings of last week says: Dr. J. M. Taylor was on Sunday' train going to San Fran oiaco. "Dm had just made a purchase of about 1000 acres of placer miuiug ground on Gists creek in Josephine couuty, and says ne nas an original scueme for avoiding the building of a long and expensive ditch which would be necessary to work tbe ground. II say his trip to Ssn Francisco i for tb purpose of buying tho necessary big pump and other machinory to carrr out the plan whioh Is to pump the water Irom tbe oreek lo a laroe reservoir on tb top of the mountain above hi claim and lay pipe down from there, giving him am ple presume, and tbe whole costing less man S'AMlou. while to construct a ditch with equal service would cost 1150,000. Dr. Ta lor bas become an enthuaiastio mining man and is in it for nothing less Ibsn a cool million. Hi old time Ashland friend hope that he may got tha whole two million of glittering dust that la (aid to bn scattered throughout tbe motber earth on his 1000- aoro mining farm at Orava creek. Tin Gam Law. The last session of (he legislature enaotod as follow in refuronce to feathered game: "Every person who shall within the state of Oregon between the 15th day of March and tbe 1st day of Hentember of eaoh year take, kill or destroy or nave in possession, sell or offer for salo any wild awan. mallard duck, wood duck, wood duok, widgeon, teal, spoonbill, gray blaok, sprigtail, or canvas back duck, snail be guilty of a niuweiueauor. Also every person who shall between Nov. 15th and Sept 1st of the following year take, kill, : . j . t ... : .. .. u lujuro ur uoairuy, ur uavo iu puwwaatuu, wuu or offer for tale any grouse, pheasant, Mon- ?;ollan pheasant, quail or partridge, except or breeding purposes, shall be guilty of s misdemeanor." It will be seen that Chi nese and other pheasants, grouse, quail and partridge can only be killed between beptember 1st and November 15th, and the pi rson who eats them is as guilty a the oue who killi them. The law should b lived up to, a it is tha only way our best gam can be preserved in this valley. Abu 8bot Last Sunday niubt a Bollio Rossman, s lad about 10 years old, was re- returning from the mine accompanied bv a air. brown living on west i-igniu Street, tbey (topped to camp for lbs night near Cottage Grove. The boy waa In the act ol taking a double-barreled shotgun from the wagon and let tho butt rest for a moment on tno nuu. it slipped down striking the hammers anil discharging bom Darrein, ino loads passed under tils right arm cut ting away tho large muscle hiving tho bone bare and severing the ulna nerve. He was brought to his homo in this city and under tho surgical care of Dr. T. W. Harris. Is doing as well as might be expected with such an ugly wound. i ii Dally Guard, July 2S. . Runaway Accident. Last even ing Perev. then vear old sou of Robt. Johnston procured come spurs when lie took bis afternoon horsetmcK riuo and not being able to manipulate them iroperly ne goaded the norse more ban necessary, causing him to run with the little lad. Tho horse finally threw the boy, when running out Sixth street, but his foot caught In tho stirrup causing him to be dragged some distance. The leather In tlio stirrup was rotten and broke, thus saving his life aud leaving him practi cally uninjured. From Belknap. Salem Journal: Mm. Vandovort. who Is at Belknap Springs. Lane county, sixty-two miles from Eugene, writes as follows: "Wo arrived here this moruing. It Is a beaut fU Dlace. A great many per sons are camped here. The first thing I did was to burn my mouth with the water dipped out of the spring. Kxccllcnt accommodations ior oauiing. Plenty of game and fish. Brother J. H. Webber killed two deer at one shot yesterday, norry our siuy uere ua w lie so short. The roud to this place la excellent. We have not como to the mountain, yet our health is improv ing. The Confidence Men. It Is proh- al lu that tho men referred to In the fo illowing from the Prinevlllo Review ill IIIO a( OIV MIW vsavn " j ..i the 2.id are tlio ones now held by t4La.i-.tr Vnifkiiil for foiverv oommltteu In this county: Lwt wwk mention waa mado o! two would-be honw buyura I .... t(.wvn.sK i a aniintrV- TlwV proved to be bilks, as a check they gave III payment ior a nurse wejr imuj,"" Willow creek has not been honored by the bank in Portland on which it was drawn. They were last seen going toward Eugeno, and thesherill of Lane county lias been notified to arrest them. Same in Albany. Albany Demo crat: The Eugene Guahd Is publish ing the names of violators of the game law, two young men being mention ed who hail been killing grouse and pheasants little more than feathered out The law is as flagrantly violated here, and our gun clubs should see that gam 1 protected In the close season, or there won't be any game to protect in a few years.