t7aN l) COUNTY
kpaV.
SEPT. 2t, 1893.
To SulHcnbtT.
we M'lid out a Ntutciiieiit
,,1 to IHHM.V llWnlTH to tllf
..v (ii'.uti, who r' In itr-
mure than ' Wo aliall
, ,i neher ntnU'iiu'iit ait fut iih we
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a-tneiu.
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(JtiUUKfrl' l I'Hjr nuviuiiMl
nolle"" oh we nuntt have
nifnt of old account, whl
. ... t m-vi-rul vt-arx ili-lli
j-
utrt rxnli to run Wis buaiiit'Hs
ji tven men n our pay roll
M nalJ weekly. 0ur Wr WIU
llher expeunea call for the cash
jnt of every mouth. Under these
.m,taDcen we canuot live and al-
atoiTlbi'W t lug along a year or
behind.
the account unpaid Noveuibe
v will be placed in the hands of
:itvtor.
(ionlien IteniH.
Kept. 21, 1892.
'hooping cough In prevalent In thin
laity.
! Jaa. Reed's new liouse Is near.
(oniiileiion.
Lizzie lirannon Id vlnitinir
idiit llauieyvuie.
tfenry Matthews took a fine lot of
talvt to r.ugeiic ouiiuuy ior snip-
Li
fcilrorand W. L. Wheeler with
r ... . ...
irboillies reiurueu irotn meir out-
tt Ysquina today.
in. Levi ISerkshire and children
Yjone to her fathers, Louis Cor
ilHuu ley vine.
J.Keeney Is quite serloimiy ill
in removed to Eugene Wednes-
iD order to be nearer the physician.
In Edward Wlnzenreld and chil
k of Condon. Oregon, have been
,nr relatives In this section for
&m any.
htn were quite a number of visi
tor surwunaing localities in at-
ince at the dedication, or the m. K.
Ithbere Sunday.
sole Ike llarclay called on friends
(lie tlrsit or tuo week. We are sor
learn that he is a (Hie ted with a
ill paralysis of the face. He can-
June one eye.
F. Berkshire recently finished a
piorjir. j no. uiume, at rieasant
. I. w. Ulilard. another of our
K carpenters, Is plvinir his trade
(tint locality.
Mil. cnurcn or Uoshen was
cated Sunday. Rev. 1. 1). Driver
iveredan able dedicatory sermon.
cd was listened to by as many as
Douse could nom. About t.J(Xl was
in a short time, belli tr the
Hint neeesaary to complete the pay-
not me construction or the build
List Sunday nieht. at the neril of
Iuw, one oi our uear menus irom up
country had the extreme kindness
Wop his team in front of our shanty
inmiuino rattle and roar or thun
I, the flash of Ilirlitnins and the fall
I sf huge puddles, called us out to
part to us the fact that he had be
lt- the sole originator of a thought,
pi was as follows, to-wit: "That
I Je it mielit not be an v of his busl-
h he thought the indications were
! of ruin, and perhaps we had bet-
ie in our chimney." me
ration was so new and unique
f wis uttered witu such patlios that
W evidence of being fresh from
bottom of the heart, ininreftsinir us
tueextentof depriving us of our
Nh for the time being, but after a
rial recovery we, in order to divert
thoughts, hastened in to fondlo an
pi musket which we keep for the
Je of developing a melon patch,
f which is our next best friend, to
VI 01 milnn N ia a'dan't ltu.la1
J we are not one to go back on a
Jnd for a kind act, and if this one
can at me establishment wliere
I ouy our natent medicines ho mav
Fi uox oi "vr. Intellect's Jlraln
p at our expense.
First Car
Of Dlows evr ahlnori tn Kiicene
Must
. i,wi vu uiivtv 1 1 siu eaiw
w factory by F. L. Chambers, In
f warehouse can now be seen
fbeat assortment of walking, sulky,
fi plow iranirs. of both Oliver
f led and Oliver Steel ever displayed
lie city.
'Hop Item. The following Is
J Meeker's hop circu-
ImrSunt i -. . mt. i - i ..
i iui iue nop uurvesi ui
Frlsi2 isnow nearly a thing of
r r-v, tt no out lew exceptions me
ire all in warehouses audagood
f J In the bale. We can now fairly
rate the crop at about one-half of
of i,t year, or in round numbers
rnty thousand bales. Oregon will
"k tills year about seventeen
'"sand bales. There has been about
fy thousand bales grown on the
nine slope. New York has produc
'l"year one hundred and fifty
riid bales substantially the same
lty as last year, but of better
"y- England is estimated to have
lW0 nundred andnny mou
ll 'old duty," being only a little
J" wan last year. The German
'P reK)rtedgood. As yet there is no
Jrt. Urowers are expecting high
?',onie expecting to receive at
for cents per pound "before
The Local Market.
I bi'0''o"1n qaoutlom for the local irariet
U!' Prloe only- They rs eorreetwl
(Si!"1."1 'ound u accurate u uch
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BreIt1.
E. R. Skipworth, attorney at-Uw.
b.d. of th. cl.br.Ud T.O.U C&rt
Rrino vim aI.i .
" , "-'"p c iron to the Eo
gene i Iron roundry wU. yoo ran diapow
If Vnil 1M n..tt!..(. a i a
, iiuu( iou uia ior your ipec-
Dr. n w m.i ii . .
renu Una, on Olife .treet, between Fifth and
ota Hotel. He u prepare! to do all dent
al work in th. bi m.,.n.
The bent family remiHly U undoubtedly
. n - A uriucr. uarni-
lees, it aecooiijIiMhe. relief 1'hern man nth.
w nAinin.m i..:t i . w. ' . .
uenuemoo, deutiit.
Job work at the Goiau offlo..
Fouutain ptnn at Watu'.
lilatik diflu mn.tln. (n. .. . i .
( "(s"1 lurwiw at iu
(Initin i(H ....
For all kinda of furuiin impleuieute call
nn J f ll..n. I. k-:.
- uuum. uu iium oirtwl.
GEO. W. KIXZEY. ArCTIOXEER.
Whfn vnn want vnn. l i.
I uruitnra nr land .1
Ueo. W, Kinney, th pioneer nd most guo-
AAUuftil '1 '.f i nr. .... b 1K I .. ri . . t ...
vv...u. u..uuwi iu uaua vuamy. lie Will
iiena 10 au Mies on a reasonable oom
UiUIBIUU.
LCMDKB NoTICC Go lo til A Donnl lnmhar
yard for cheap lumber. Andrew will not
ue undersold.
Notice.
I have nimin rnntn.1 of tla 1. Ilfninn
: - - .v
iimruie ana granite worns, and am bet
ter prepared than ever to furnish all
kinds of marble, irranltp nml ulmm
work at the lowest price possible for
nrsi eiuss wora. 1'iease call on nie
and get my price before placing an or
der. Nothing but first class work
done. Shop in my old stand in Ileum's
1. ..11. it ... ...
uuimiug. . VI, .HARTIJi.
Coal Hill Nursery.
Call on or address T. X. Keuar. Ku-
gene, ior ail Kinds or nursery stock.
I'runcs on maroboleni plum roots that
win not, sprout, also ou jieacli roots.
Wood Wanted.
A light spring wagon to trade for
WOOd. b. L. tit AMBERS,
DISTRESSED TOT.
IIajiuuru. Kent. 21. Peonle who
linirn linnutrir.,m rlina hllul ll.iua urltK
Hamburg are now afraid to handle
anyiuing niaue in me piague-siricaen
ntv Qii.l 111 mlluraillnnf. uvptr lirnllfll
of industry shows an entire absetice of
orders, ut course, wun no uemaiiu
for products, niaiiufiteturers find it iin-
niiuuililn tn liiin thoir pmnlovpa nt
work, and daily the idle population of
llie City IS giiiniiiK livsu nui-rasiuus
frvim tlm piinUa nf iMprki. nrtiiuiiiH ftnil
imuL'lllo.1 liihiin.ru u-hn nm Hiwhrinri'ii
because of the utter stagnation of busi
ness. The distress is most marked
among the dock laborers and fisher
men. The shipping trade of the city
has received a most severe blow from
the epidemic, and many vessels belong
inir tn Hniiihurir have been forced to
lie ud until the enidemic abates. Dock
iiiiuin.m nnn nrnpr men eniiiiuveu
about the wharves can find nothing to
do, and In many cases actual starva
tion Is stiirlnir tlieiii in the face. The
fishermen, too, find their occupation
gone, as nearly every one is afraid to
touch fish, let alone eat it, and those
who still follow their business find no
It Wlinlc loads of fish are
every dav carted away from St. Paul's
market a'nd sold for a few marks to far
mers to be used as a fertilizer on meir
i.kwIu lMuiiv nortffH about the city
are without work and have been Idle
for a considerable time, houtneasi oi
vr.iniliiirLr nnil beloiieine to the city is
a territory called Vieriande. Here are
located many persous who cultivate
small tracts of land, and who have
found a ready and profitable market
for their products in the city. Now all
Is changed and the market gardeners
are on the verge of ruin. They are un
i,i ... riiunnw. of their products and
their fruit is rotting on the trees. The
situation is extremely oau m nmci
lirht it is viewed, aim Buceor ior wo
. .IB t l'....l..l.lnM luUltllA
Impoverislicu ami laiiiisiimK j'i
will have to come from the charitable.
More Cholera In New l'ork.
XT.,.., vif Mi.nt "1 Two more
suspected cholera cases were reported
to the board oi neaiiii
health department received tills after-
t .. i,f..uuAr Ulinru thp rexult Of
IlOOll 1I"I" lun-T' "'HO- .
the bacteriological examinations niado
In the cases of John Knox, fireman
on the steamship Nevada, and Louis
Weinhagen. The report stales mat
both were genuine cases of Asiatic
holera. t ,
Mab )UD.-In Eogene, at the residence
of Johu Daviea, Eq.. Tuesday, rwpieiu
ber 21. Wi, by Ber. H. L. Batea, Mr.
Stephens ana 3ii
W. A. K. It 8t9IOS.
Addle. ! t.mm.Mr.ii"
Washington, Sept. 21.-Following
. ...,nbnf ihn Hililress of torn-
niander-iii-CUiief Palmer to the 0. A.
K. today. A large poniou ui wo -dress
was directed to patriotic remin
iscences of the war and memories that
scenes around Washington reca to
ie veterans, me race .lurauuu,
hieh has disrupted the Urand Army of
" 1" . .. t..AI....a 11 MlUtt-
i ltenuuiic orgauiuuii ... -
L..a r niuiona u-na reviewed at
ISSIPPI l'llm""!
great length, the commander explain-
imr how tie was lorceu i ipu.
rieht of the departments In thosestates
6 i ..I. .:.l,.,.l0r and to in-
surrenuer men i;i"
it that colored posts must be recog
nized. After commenting on a sene.
resolut ons puoiisneu vy tuo
...i inaniirriinftte retiring
cunt 1 1 1 on - - ,, '
wliite posts, he concluded as follows.
In dealing with this ubJ I"
........ .i i,.. on nnklnil thouelit
against a single member of the depart-
nient. ii was uu" . --
jTtegratingfoaat work which the
Lfifinulpncaninment concluded It w.aa
time to arrest, and in discharge of the
duty incumbent upon nie under my
na fear or prejudice." The pas-
bv congrew oi iuc uiao.-y r
a.Tit a rmlv commended, and
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as urged that the statutes to pro-
the rights oi veieran. V"1"-
war in the civil serMw; -
rigidly euforced.
Kotici I hereby aire notice to lh pok
ibrt do trepa nog or m;"'!
lilted oa my premiae. -
niic that do ioining of fneowui M
,owed, except by permi-ioo.
Dmted, Elmu-a, Sept.aber 10, VSJl.
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WEDNESDAY, SEIT. 1.
J' Klein has purchased a liouse and
l"t In Alljany for lanK).
Sam 1'luiniun'a boras Allun ran second
in a r.c at ludt-peudenue yenlerday.
A. Klmu, forojerlr of EiiutDf, baa U-eo
elvtd a rufinlier of the Kalrm city council.
W. Yl Hrowti has not sold his resi
deuce, as the money was not bald as
agreed uihui.
Nils morning Clerk Walker granted
a marriage liivnsu to J. M. Ktt phens
and Kudora Peterson.
It is rxprctisl now that iuaide ut a wet-k
some important deTelopmruts will le
made iu ibeSiualaw railroad.
The aoulb aide of the Odd Fellows' tem
ple will tm given another coat of coal tar
to protect it from the winter raint.
The Iuduatrial Exposition at Portland
opened today, lint very few people went
from Eugene to attend lb opening.
A marriage license was Issued bv
County Clerk Walker yesterday after
noon to Ueo. L. Kdiuistou and M. K.
Welch.
We would call sjieclal attention to
the advertisement of the Lane Lum
ber League in this issue of the Daily
Ou a Hit.
Portland bad a prize fight last night be
tween Maber and Smith for a pur of
f 1U0U. Smith won in tbe twentyniitb
round Fifteen hundred people were pres
ent. Woodburn Independent: Win.
Sappingtoti, of Howell Prairie, is In
the city. Mr. Happington will sell all
of his property and remove to near Eu
gene next month.
J. D. Mount, of Sllverton. lost his
hop hose and 1,700 boxts of hops by
fire last Saturday night. Mr. Mount
had the building insured, but it will
noi nearly cover the loss.
Johnny King, a young man who
mysteriously disappeared from raieni
five years ago, has w ritten a letter to
his brother from Kansas City, Mo.,
that lie is well and in the land of the
living.
The rain in the southern ortiou of
iue county was mucii Heavier than
here, while north of here It was light
er, toinniissloner Parker Informs us
that the farmers are now plowing In
tne i'icasant mil country.
Anteloiic Herald: (ieonre Chandler.
one of the sheep kings of this country,
waa in town on business this week.
Last week he sold all his sheep, f 17.-
000 worth, to lieorge A. Young, who is
now, we presume, the largest sheen
owner in tne oniiwcsi.
Mollis. J.Davis has filed a suit in the
circuit court for a dieorce from Cbas. li.
uavis. ltiey were married In Kansas, in
December, 1887. She alleges cruel and in
human treatment. She asks permission to
resume her maiden name, Melissa Court
wright.
Mr. Gabriel, who runs a warehouse
at Dayton, estimates that up to last
week about 80,000 bushels of wheat hail
been received at that point. The bulk
of it lias been sold, he says, but it is not
moving very fast, . owing to lack of
shipping facilities.
According to the Grand Rondo
Chronicle, an 11-year-old boy, who is a
Htep-8onofW.il. Campbell, went to
the field to drive out some hogs, and
was savagely attacked by one of the
animals, llis body was fearfully lac
erated by the vicious beast.
The trial of Wm. and John Bailey,
at Vale, for killing Wm. Humburt on
Anril5. 18!, ended on the lutn, and
the defendants were found guilty of
murder in the second degree. Al. and
Lee Mullen and John Coder, jointly
Indicted with the Hailey boys, are yet
to be tried; but it is thought a jury
will lie secured with great dinicuiiy, as
over 100 wi re examined in the former
trial before a panel was completed,
fersonai.
Dally Guard, Sept 21
ltev. C. M. Hill, of Portland, Is in
the city.
J. H. Mulford, of Foley springs, is
in town.
U. W. Pickett made a brief visit to
Junction today.
J. T. Card well and daughter, of Cot
tage Grove, were in town today.
Councilman Fisher and W in. Iten-
shaw returned home from Portland
last night.
Mrs. Geo. BtanBburv accompanied by ber
daughter, Mrs. J. G. No land, are vnuung at
Junction today.
Mrs. Joel Ware, Joel Ware, Jr., and
Miss Marie went to Portland this
morning on a few days visit,
T. A. Henderson left on the local
this morning for a trip down the
valley. He may visit Portland and the
Sound cities before his return.
This morning S. Meriau started on a trip
to the Sound country and will be gone sev
eral days. He intends visiiing several kite
shaped race-traoke during bis abtenoe and
gather such other Information as will aid
bim in making nn para a inccesi.
A hunting party from Dallas, con
sisting of J. M. Sears, formerly of Eu
gene, Wm. Hrown, Frank Majors, H.
C. Dale and H. Morrison are here on
their way to Pine Openings, on the
middle fork of the Willamette, wliere
they will sjiend several weeks hunting
deer. They are outfitted with two
wagons.
TbiStiti Fata.-Bob Johnson, editor
th. r,irvlli Timna him lha follnwins to
say of that institution in tbe last issue of
liapapen The lietting tiooina ana gamn
ina lai.lAa vnre. lha only attraotiona and
tbey were well patronized by men and wo
men in all stages of sin. Tbe fair is a week
nt IoobIimiI oamhlinff. clothed with th.
protection and aanction of tbe state to give
it an air of respectability Thoae who at
tend the Oregon Bute Fair expecting to see
an eibibit of Oregon products must feel
terribly disgusted and disappointed when
tbey flew tbe parinon ana tee me naoaiui
vegetables mat are comp ting ior me
blue ribbons. There is comparaiively
nothing there. Vreily, verilj , the meeting
va. a failore and if it it to be continued an-
tbe patronage of tbe elate, it ought to
rechriatened, "Tbe 0 egon State
Farce."
Dally Uuard, Sept 22.
Contraband Opium. Mrs. E. It.
Luckey had three pair of blankets
stolen a few days ago from a store room
in her woodshed, and W. Sanders a
bed spread from his house, and a
Chinaman being suspicioned, Sheriff
Noland and Deputy Croner searched
the China houses yesterday afternoon.
They did not find the bed clothing but
they discovered six 5-taeI cans of
contraband opium which they captur
ed, to the great consternation of the
heathens. They got five cans from
the two Ninth street, houses and one
can from the Willamette street liouse.
U. S. Commissioner Walton was duly
notified and he has informed the cus
tom authorities in Portland. The
opium Is worth about tT per can.
iMllr Guard. Sept 21.
SatBirr's Bats. Sheriff Kotand today
po-td Dotieeeadvertiaing property to be
.old Sept. 3oib. a follow.; One bone b
kinging to H. J. McCaon attached bv Wm.
Kennbaw open a judgment for fiG.Oo; also
ii bones be'ocf ins to B. B. He, on a
judgment in favor of Joba Wnbrow for
MRKTiTIM.
f. ' '
inter-
of
Wllloughby, dentist.
J. J. Walton, attorney -at lew.
D. Liun A Son. furniture and undertaking-
If you want a unit of clolbet or a pair of
pantaloon go to Davia, tbe tailor. Re guar
antees satisfaction and low price.
Cbris Marx baa reduced the prioe of .bar
ing at bis (bop to 15 cents.
Dr. Smiley is prepared to attend to all
call, from tbe country aud will make th
part of bis practice a specialty.
Monev to loan on imoroved farms for
term of year, al a reasonable rate of
est by K. J. McC'lanaban.
Now i. the time to do your plowing. Thil
ye.r baa proven beyond a poeaible doubt
tb.t drv plowing yield, from five to eight
and as bigb at ten bushnl. to tbe acre more
th.n tbe Held just acroe. tbe fenoe that wae
plowed wet. It i. tru. that it ia bard work
and bard to keen vour dIow in the ground,
but it von bate the Oliver Chilled you will
have no trouble to keep it iu the ground
Tbe Minnesota Hotel ha. been repaired
and refurnished. Terms II per day
Onlv oue block from the depot. All white
help.
Go to E. E. Knight In Ream's build
liur for bluniblnir. tin work and re
pairing.
For aale or exchange for improved
property In Eugenean improved farm of
4jU acre.. Alo improved properly in i on
land. Addrena E. P. Wright, Eluiira, Lane
county, Oregon.
Attention farmers 1 Buy your medicines
at erington . Ninth Street drag itore, in
Itbineb.rl s block, Lugene.
Yerington's Ninth street drug .lore guar
sntoes sati.faction as to prioes and quality
iimnenart s mock.
Any ono wishing to trade real estate
either town or farm property ior
business in which there is big money,
call on E. C. Lake.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY PROPOSITION
Endorsed by Some of Our Host
stantiil Cltl'i'iis.
Snli.
Yerington's Ninth street drag .tors is the
place. Years of experience insure, cer
tainty SDd dispatch in the compounding
and dispensing of medicines, Bbinehart's
block.
All plumbing and tin work guaran
teed bv E. E. Knight. Shop In
Renin's building, Eugene.
The over lapping rolling harrow cuts
il. Old
all the grouiu
prices.
I at vies at reduced
F. L. ClIAMllKRS,
Solo Agent,
Will the c.rtT that fouud a pair of new
No. 7 boots between Fairmount and Glen
wood, last Wednesday forenoon, Sept. 7 lb,
please leave notice at the Guabd office where
said boot, may ue tounu ny ine owner.
S. Mcriau lias converted his north
lot into a wood yard and will keep
eood wood on hand hereafter at all
times and at low prices. He is trim
ming up his park grounds, which eou
sist of ltlO acres, of all large timber and
a considerable- amount of second
growth. This must be Bold or burned
on the grounds. Those families pur
chasing wood for a year's consumption
will be afforded access to the park
grounds the coining year free. They
will bo made very attractive, thus
making quite an inducement.
Commissioners' Court.
Ordered allowed, D Lowell, one cougar
scalo. f il.
Oidered that the allowance heretofore
granted Mr. Holloway and wife, to-wit:
f 112 per month, be expended hereafter by J
W Stewart, lor men nenent.
Ordered allowed, D Dunning, two cougar
scalps, 4; 11 li liayea, coyote tcalp, f 'i.
Oruered allowed, Ualvin uayes, tor nam
ing rock on oouuty road, 13.C0.
Ordered allowed, wm Urawloru, ior lum
ber in road district No 4, $11.
Ordered allowed, J B Beam, for inperln
tendent of jail work from August 18th, to
September 15tb, 72.
Witness lees in oaae oi state v. reterson,
continued for the term.
Bill of G W Kinsey continued for tbe
term
Ordered that tbe oontract for keeping
all tbe pauper, of Lane county, inoluding
washing, mending and medical attendance,
tor tbe term of one year from Ootober 1,
1892, be hereby awarded to B F kuasell, M
D, for tbe um of f'i.DO per week (or each,
upon bis filing a bond in the sum of $1000
lor the faithful performance of bis contract.
Ordered that the olerk issue a warrant
commanding the sheriff, J E Nolaud.to col
lect all the delinquent taxes due Lane
county, by levy and sale ol penonal or real
property oi otherwise.
Ordered allowed, James Parker, for trans
portation of paupers, (5.25.
uruerea, a contract caving oeen maae
this day (or tbe keeping and famishing
medical attendance of all paupers, the office
of county physician is discontinued.
Ordered that r. J. ucrnerson Dave until
the meeting of this court in Ootober, ia
which to complete the assessment roll.
Allowed, W H fbllbrick, lor nurung
paupers, 10.
Tbe court having under adviaement the
levying of taxes lor the year Wi, and the
asierior not having the assessment roll com
pleted; it I. ordered that this court now ad
journ until tbe uth dayol Ootober, Wi, for
the purpose oi making said levy.
Pleasant Hill Items.
September 22, 1892.
W. M. Miller will teach the school
at Dexter.
J. D. Sellers has come In from East
em Oregon.
The farmers are now busy sowing
their fall wheat.
Mrs. Kirk is making her home with
the family of C. A. Davis.
Miss O. B. Harwood will teach the
primary department of our school.
We have had several good showers,
and are glad to exchange the dust for
the mud.
Mrs. S. Handsaker has leased ber
farm at Dexter for three years to Park
er and Holdrlch.
John West, our road supervisor had
twenty-four teams hauling gravel on
our roads a part of last week.
R. O. Fowler was ud Irom Walton
last week with a large load of chlttem
bark which he sold al t res wen.
Wm. West, Sr., Mrs. John West and
Mrs. Wade Martin, returned from
Kitson springs recently, all improved
in health.
Hon. Dan Bauehman and family,
from Hebron, and James Uristow from
Benton county, were visiting friends
here last week.
That was a likely story that some
one told you last week that a number
of hop yards were not picked on ac
count oi noi being ripe.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiilielm, Dan Miller
and ri. Handsaker start lo Florence
today. Leaathan a week ago Mrs.
V II helm waa known to her many
friends here as Miss (Jertrude Miller,
and we are certain that the best of
wishes of all will follow the uewly
married couple. "May their tnmUei
be little ones,"
a k,
M a eried.-t-At the residence of the
bride's Darttils in I-ane county, Ore
gon, S.-pt 21, M, by Rev. N, li.
Alley, U-o. L. Edmiaton and Mis M
E. Welch, all of Lane county, Oregon.
Last night a uuiubcr of the business
men of this city met at the Hoard of
Trade rooms, at the reo,uet of Mayor
McClungand President Matlock, of
the Hoard of Trade
Tho object of the meeting was to
hold a conference with a Mr. 1 jives,
who represents a comiiutiy of Portland
gentlemen who Intend to build an elec
tric motor line between Eugene and
Springfield. Tho route proixised was
to commcmv near the Oeary school,
and giving access to the dcMit, court
house and out past tho unlvcrxity ou
Thirteenth street, thence to the west
end of the Springfield bridge.
The company does not ak for a bon
us or subsidy. It only asks the hearty
co-operation of Interested pnerty
owners and business men. They pro
pose building and equipping the line
with their own capital only unking
that a small amount of stock, (IO.OixUk)
placed here, enough to Insure the in
terest on the bonds until tho Hue pavs.
This stock will Ik sold for .Ml
per cent, par value and non-as
sessable and none of the proceeds what
ever are to be used In the coiiHtrueilon
or equipment of the road. Common
datory remarks were made bv Mayor
SicClung, J. Y. Cherry, it. M. Day, I
K. Peters and others. The unit
lug finally emloMcd (he plan
ami instructed President Mat
lock to apiHilnt a committee of
three to act In conjunct ion with the
company through their representative,
and make an etl'ort to meet tho require
ments of the proposition, if ihwhIIiIc,
.Mr. Matlock, this morning iipixiiut
ed V, L. Chambers, M. Svarveriid and
F. Starr as tho committee.
THURSDAY SEPT. 22.
Day A Hendersou's clearance sale,
The brick work on the lUwdon blin k
was completed today.
The attendance at the state univer
sity is increasing daily.
1(18 lied room suites to be sold at Day
& Henderson s clearance sale.
Heavy winds this morning front the
south, which Is an indication of heavy
rains.
Tonv Mount. Dr. Walters' horse.
won the three year old trotting race
at iioscuurg yesterday.
Send to or call on E. J. Fraaler for one
ol bi.oiroulars descriptive of his latest and
greatest bargain..
Dr. Harris' two year old colt Patrl
clan won the 2-year-old trotting race at
the 1 lose burg fair yesterday.
Tho competitive drill prizes at Port
land, of the i.O. O. r. cantons, yes
terday, were won: 1st, by the Sacra
iiicuto canton; 2nd, Santa Rosa.
The commissioners' court adjourned
last evening until October 6th, when It
Is expected that Assessor McPherson
will have tho assessment roll complete
ed, and the court will be able to make
the tax levy for the year ItU
Brick work waa finished ou the ooun-
tyjail, yesterday afternoon, excepting
a part of a Hue and a little work over
the female cell, brick having run out.
A new kiln will be ready in a day or
two, when about one day will end the
work.
Oats have been oomlng In lively to A. V,
Pelen' warehouse for several day. pa.t.
The local train was delayed here
this afternoon about half an hour.
The brick, lumber and lime for Gray &
Son's new building are being delivered on
tbe ground.
If you want a Kimball piano or tin or
gan, call ou r. A. Kauktn. lie can
save you money.
Pappoose won a three-eighths mils dash
at the Polk county fair yesterday. She
sold in th field.
We understand that buyers are oiler-
ing 18 cents per pound for first-class
hops, in this city. '
Rankin sells sevoral different makes
of pianos direct from factories and can
save you money.
Fred Bean is up from the Read of Tide
on the Siu.law river. He reports the run
of salmon si being very light.
Albany Demoorat: U. G. Hayne returned
from Eugene and Junotion this noon. He
has just laid Junction's first oement walk,
in front ol tbe Bank and lie block.
Jaok Smith and John Webber, last even
ing, had a little row and Smith struck Web
ber, for which be was armsted. He wa.
taken before Becorder Dorris and fined t J
and coats, after pleading guilty.
Tbe committee appointed on the Eleo-
trio Bailway projoot met last night and
elected F. L. Cbauibera chairman. Today
tbey have boen arranging tbe legal points
and will doubtless commence the work of
soliciting soon.
Hon srrowers would like to know
where the Register get the Informa
tion for the statement that the coast Is
being Hooded with circulars holding
up the market until Eastern growers
have disposed of their crops at low
prioes?
Corvallie Times; On of the boys who
came here tbe other day to attend tbe col
lege displayed hie grit and foolbardineii
last Sunday by orosslng th river on tbe
ferry trolley-wire, which is impended forty
leet above tbe water. lie will probably be
idolised now by bis soboolmates a. a hero.
but he was taking desperate chances In ac
complishing tbe feat.
AiatsTio aao Fisid. One day thil
week two four-hore teams passed op the
McKeozie road, and when tbey arrived at
tbe toll gate acroe. the Blue river tbey tor
tbe gat down and threw it into th stream,
refusing lo pay tbe toll. A warrant was
iworn out for Ibelr arrest before Jus
tice Iaom and Constable Carey Thompson
arretted them at klcKenzie bridge and tbey
were tried on tbe charge, and fined f 16 snd
coats which they paid. It it likely that tbe
next time tbey attempt lo cross Ibe road
tbey will pay for tbe privilege.
Evangelical Vuvwni Dkcihion.
Statesman: Rev. J. Bowersox was
advised by telegram yesterday that
Judge Catlln, of Portland, to whom
was referred the church case, had de
cided In their favor. This decision Is
against the "Bowmanites."
Until October Gth all of our patrons
will receive a rebate of 10 per cent on
all work made between now and that
date at our studio, whether they pur
chase a set of the "Encyclopedia Bri
tannica" or not.
. A. Raski.v Si Co.
Altensrleal BalrUc.
Oawtoa Cm, Sept. 21. Yeeterday, Uri.
E. L. Hbaw, wbile temporarily inaaae from
tbe effects of ether taken lo remove teetb,
locked herself lo ber toon and shot herself
just above Ibe left breast wilb a Urge enlibr
nvolver. Ska is living, but her condition
is critical.
Oliver.
Plows.
Oliver Chilled.
Oliver Steel.
Don't be talked into buying some
thing that dou't suit you.
Oct an Oliver and make plowing
mere play. .
Sticrltr Noland Enjoined.
Pally (luard, Bept. '.'!.
As is known, Sheriir Noland recent
ly advertised a horn1, two carts, seven
ty-five bushels of oats and some hay
Is longlng to Dr. L. W. Brown, which
he levied upon and advertised for sale,
uisiii a warrant lued by the county
clerk, lor ilcliuiticut school taxes due
district No. 4, Usm NX) shares of Myr
tle creek stock, the tuxes amounting to
t'. Dr. Hrown, this afternoon,
through hi attorney, A. C. Woodcis'k,
was granted an injunction iignliiNt the
slierill', prohibiting liim from selling
the proix rly on tlu2lth lut.,n adver
tised, by County Judge Fink, until the
matter Is adjudicated in the circuit
court. The complaint alleges:
That plalntili; Dr. I.. W. Hrown,
was the owner of "ill shares of the capi
tal Mock of said Myrtle creek mlnlmr
company; that the capital Mock of said
company coosiM of ri al estate, milling
illtelii-s mid Humes and that all of said
pnicrty Is situated In Douglas county,
Oregon, for the year ls;i, and said
company has paid the taxes levied and
due to the county of Douglas by virtue
of Miid n-Hscesinont for the year lS'.i;
that the said asc.isor ol Douglas coun
ty has iiIho assessed said proicrt v for
the year ISH2, and said company Is lia
ble to iHitigla county for taxes by vir
tue of Nild aMSfhNiiiciit; that wild com
ininy has no pros'rty of any kind in
Lane county; that the uxMcsniiiciit of
school district No, 4 is void and Inval
id; asks that the sheriff bo enjoined
during the (S'lidency of this suit.
The other delltiiiicut taxpayers on
Myrtle Creek mining stock have paid
the taxes claimed, under protest.
Land. It) acre, flue fruit land, north
lope, in Glenwood Park, fur tale on easy
terms. New bouse, barn, chicken parkt,
eta. 200 yard, from atation four daily
tmina. Inquire of Wm. Moore, thil office.
Eugene Will Have a Poblln Park,
You can rest assured that Mcriau's
Park Is to be tho center of attraction
for Lauo county, and Eugene
In particular, In the future.
The grounds front on tho rail
road for half a mile and as soon as
the place Is opened to tho public the
local trains will stop both ways, thus
making it possible for peoplo without
teams to avail themselves of tho other
recreations afforded there. Those who
have teams will find miles of excellent
drives, tho soil being particularly suit
ed fur park purposes at all times of the
year. A jhtsoii must soo tho place to
reallo the excellent conditions for a
place of this kind. Ho already has a
fisit race track aud kite-shaisl race
track in process of cons truction.
l'l.vxo Ttnkkh-TIio Corvallls
Times has the following concerning
the couple that are now ocrating Iu
Eugene: There were two young gen
tlemen in our city last week who rep
resented themselves as practical piano
tuners. Perluiis they were, but the
few Iu our city who had some work
done are better ablo to recommend
them as knowing how to charge than
to tune. It Is always desirable to trust
a pod Instrument to a piano tuner
who has established a reputation in a
community, rather than au itinerant.
Mr. M. O. Warner, of Kugcuu, makes
regular trips to our city and as a first
class piano tuner is endorsed by all he
has ever done work for. He will be
hero again in a few days.
FiiRsiocsT II. E. Ciicacu. As will be
seen in this Issue proposals are Invited for
th building of a M. . church at Fair
mount. Tbeedlfloe will have seating
oapacity of about 300, and will be built on
a neat plan. II will be completed thil
winter Tbe pulpit will b supplied at fire!
by the putor of 111 Eugene church.
Some o
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CLOTHING
CAN STILL BE FOUND AT
A. V. PETERS.
We are bound to close out THIS
DEPARTMENT at some price.
Since the inauguration of
our GREAT
REDUCTION: SALE
Our Customers have become sat
isfied that we not only reduced
prices on staples, oi wmcn every
one knows the cost, but the reduc
tion has prevailed throughout our
immense stock.
mm
i Cfceai
Is still in full blast and hundreds
are daily availing themselves of
this greatest opportunity for bar
gains offered this season.
A. V. Peters.
DOCTOR POWELL REEVES,
-WILL BE AT- '
OPFMAN : BOUSB
Sunday and Monday, Sept. 24-5th.
TWO DAYS ONLY.
Catarrh,
Bron chitis,
Cough and
Difficulty of
Breathing
Successful
ly treated
uithcnnriflr
remediee thoroughly tweed and proven br the
OLD DOCTOR
Who la one of nature', noblemen, thoroughly
devoted tn hi. profeMlun .nd ever rady to
blplheafllictd. IIKIH A UKADUATK
OK TUB LKAT)INl MKDICAL COL
LEGE!! OF AMERICA AND EUROPE,
and a wlf -made man la the SCHOOL OK
EXPERIENCE. Alway. on the alert to
diaoover new method, uf treating dUaaaea, he
ha. acoomlIahed that to which few phyelo
Un. ever attain. Hi. itudy and etMrienoee
have out been confined to oneilngle branrh of
the heallnir art, but oover the whole EIELD
OF MEDICINE AND DISEASE.
Wonderfu luocee. crown, hi. ability la the
treatment of dueaaee of the
Eve, Ear, IIkad, Thkoat, Li;ngh,
Heart, Liver, 8leen and Dowel., Dyipepela,
liheuuiatiau), Nervoua Prostration, Loa. of
Energy, Nleeiileuneea, Detpoodency, Melan
choly, Hyitxria, Eta.
ClffU niQCACCC-Kc"""' head, (oi
OMfl UIOlAOLO,,, by, old eoree, pim
ple., eruption., dUeoluratioaa, mother marka,
mole, tuition, enlarged glandi, Krofulona
welliuipi, chapcd haotp, ringworm, aalt
rheum, milk oruat, barber Itch, prairie Itch,
poiano from oak or Ivy, eryaipeUa, blotchee,
Lleiulthee. etc, are positively cured by 1.
1'owell lUevee, who haa eucoeeafully treated
M77 earn of the atiove diaeaaea.
BLOOD DISEASES rS32
and kindrad dlaeaae. are thoroughly eradi
cated from the .yatem by the Old Doctor',
own method oi treatment, which U far .upe
rior to the hot epringa, require lea. time to
our. and U much lees .ipeneive.
l'ilre, titula, rupture, hydrocele and varico
cele. Dr. lleevea baa treated over aioe hun
dred caaee of the above diaeaae. without a .ia
gle failure, and he especially ill kite all per
sona Buffering from the above complain, to
call on his and learn hie method. t treat
ment Mora than cne-halt ol hie eases had
heea treated b) other doctor, without tbe
least bene tit.
At Huffman House, 7th and 3Mb; two dayi only,
Ladies.
Dr. lteevee cure, with Unfailing certainty,
thoae manifold ill. that render the life of wo
man miserable. Hick headache, weak back,
sleeplessness, nervous debility, all forma of
uterine displacement, too frequent, profuse,
scanty, painful or delayed ni.nstruation, that
drain upon woman 'i vitality; leuonrrhira or
white., and all the terrible effect, of the ac
cident. Incident to childbirth.
Young Man,
Turn and gate upon thy Companion er seek
the Mlrmr for proof to substantiate this fact.
Oh. eould he control tbe arm of EATEI or
bad he his life to live over agun. then we
eould not eppeal to yon more sincerely. Let
your mind wander back to the eheriahed
counsel, of a Loviao r.THIR. and remember
what you are today. Though yoa may for
the preeent fill your etatioa In society, the
time ia aa inevitable aa ran, when your bril
liancy will like a rLaaa depart, leaving yon
a stranded wreck- desolate, forgotten and
loetiso.mbr.ee the opportunity and enjoy
life aad happiness longar. If you claim to be
a man, act your part manly. Vo not console
yourself with the thought that nature will
help itself, for ia doing to you not only faa
the flame, but wan a nature and yourself.
Remember, "Large oak. from little acorn,
irow," little III. germinate fatal disease.. "
DISEASES OF MANHOODd'oiS
m.a suffering from nervous debility, from any
cause whatsoever, especially from Youthful
Eaaoaa and indiacretioni.produciog duiiness,
km of memory, vitality and energy, emissions,
tired, discontented feltag,udigestlon,palpita
tioa of the heart, urinary tronblee, and many
other symptom, not necessary to mention
here, should no longer delay in seeking proper
relief. Remember, your disease I approach.
ing it. last stage, and if yon continue to neg
lect It, the time must com. when yoa will be
past human aid.
KIDNEY AND URINAIjYptt.
cult, too frequent. Milky or Bloody Urine,
nnnatural discharge, carefully treated.
Soft feeling bunch of earthlike worms; VAR
ICOCELE ie enrable. LOST
MANHOOD,
Constitatlona or Acquired
Weak sen of both eexea treated eucceesuHy.
PATADPU t-'aneei borne taint ia organism.
vAIAnnilCure based oa rJcirvtiho princi
ples. Constitutional treatment and medicates!
air will cure. Huceeeafully treated at bom
or at office.
I'sriectly harmleaa, safe, pleasant puilhea,
heals, etope and cure, every discharge.
Hweetens the breath.
BIIDTIinC-l'iles, Fistula, Varicocele, Hy
nUrlUnCdrocele, and all ewellkg. and
teadernes. quickly cured without pain or de
tention front business.
Don I fail to consult him.