Kverythin; Exiui-ite in Initrt.-I iVrlumery, Sar, and
T ilet Arliclt". AU-) a complete and select rtck of i'amtj,
i,1m Varr,;,. I'.rn.iM anI
..... ..Inn, mvti FiM.
, . , . ,. ,-, I. a. araaaai. l f
S 4 ta a w.j aivabl-4 lint .a. a IV m.aal'wl aaal Oi. Uuuaa.
OSBURN & DeLANO, EUGENE, OR
A Misrat sr. Junction Tl.u-: I
tlie Junction City .1errMit tit f the
(m-yn rlrrr. J. V. Kirk la Iit.-1
a J. V Kirk. Unk. r, Iiiatcad of bnr-
her Tin d.t.i I hurt John very iji j. h I
I nit he U the recipient tartanx circular
r.fUu.. ri,tl.Kii:i mo.T a,
a.,rhl drift waa -ent Mm
and Inf -med the rvirti.- that he Wa
IHPIII U1U III , 'n . iit-,. - i -" -
n.4 a Lai.krr and aa.te.1 their (U-mjwir
in the matter. To In sur-ons-Mliey re-
plied bv statinr; that tt.eyid H"t '
aent hl.ii such a draft and a.ked hmi i
hw h mnie In pmmUm of IL John!
Oml t. wbW thin bwk with a
Uiye chunk t.f hi mm.l attached.
The other dV he received another
draft and It ot hirrt two wnt M r- I
turn It. II want il un t-r-tri t!i O
li not hankr bat barter. ;
ITn !) !
PiBTLxp, Jan. l. Mir, ht.tt, I. 1. Simiwun. rvprwntlnir th
pt.Kt. attoiM-T ( Ira j I'Uno MaiiutiM-tiirinx t 'omt-aiiy, U-ft
iMHih, hava I1V-U a suit In th lal f,,r tlm lower al-y aalu tiaa inuru
nntiit urt atrint t.'iuiity t 'Utk j In.
1-owWl, .irrrn. ivnooyr. tU riiir,.n, lhe wmI.1 n W.
rrury of iat an.l the .Ll tr..irrr, y el h( hrrh.iw llia ,unif,
tt-l.urp.-. tn..n the I'I'ty ,JU, rvrI,lr,K brnugl on ,1H,wi,.
of tlta a-tin of th riialiju'0n boarl ( '
In lnrrralnir thw awnivni rat on " , "
n.artHTMf.-a to Im prr wnt. Tin uit I , w I''" mvl Iwrry Ith
tha rult of nnrlu.i..na rva. l-l i t,M! " titur.lay ivminf. Ha rv
t. a Unr liuiut- of altornrya ami I ' uinnill
'r"jity -ownrix, oho ivwntly m-t l
Uim ttaa the ltuUin.
UtFO.-Mary A., wife of f. R Hulln.
In Ailanl, Januarr 'Ji. Tho rt-maina
III t ttroulit to Kuifi ne U t burtal.
ami tit fuiu-ral will take il.'uw from
Uivaiih-nre of U-trr llulni, on 1 1 lull
atrret, tnomw aftrrno-ri at 2 So p.
m., to tlw I. O. O. K. murtvrv.
Krtrndaof n latlv0 ar linlil to br
pmrnt.
.TAPAMCST3
CURE
. O'nimrtii m an!-, wi ib
ivl Y fMiia ( 'ttn fr itni. In
Wr, Hllrvl HW in. Il h r;. ( hfrMf, k
arm or Hfa1iif7 H', ! mny (Kr 4t
aav aViWt W4 III i . tl 'WT
Jrvt rav1t to tha '-nl ha- th. T ia RrH
1.mVII ttVat llttla WW fc"Vif
T h ) Hm1f b Kaff hawtl 1 1 -W U f t L f 1
ppf hna. 4 l Mtil hy wtl. ft? tmm
lata Mnll daaftl h-H ft Wf1ltft f naaTBn
l fivw itfi tati., t rvf'tu't lh fcwmrf II
awl tOft. laIHl tUlnip ftif fr "(nl. (lltair
nntM r.f w D. I Ltitl A
M felttaft. A H1aUl Inigy tft, AVUl lM-
kBfJnibf Bririn- U Atfrnta.
ftaM, OfrfOti.
SNOWDEN
Mineral : Springs
' HOTEL.
Flag StaUoa aa Hontb.ra IV-irto R. R ,
UtUa finra TortlaaJ.
TERMS,
$3 PER DAT, HO PER WEEK.
U AT Ho HO USE
o
Ta fart frai koUl.
7111 WATtll CONTAINS:
OilorvJa at R diom.
Cb lor Ida ' ( It (aaaiana.
t'alamm,
t'ariwaaUt tl Iroa,
Lroat.a.
Tka loUow ae ka kwa Caratl M
laair la, attt )'krk-ua kaJ txbaaatvJ
tfeatr rwaarra:
Hhmi-av, liu,
Ctnk of iba Mnaull,
mJ CaUrrb, lmp,
DiarwH. L'0 tiKti ol tb 'k m,
K 4bj a4 Lint Afftctiua
BEN D. EOSWEU, Proprietor.
P. O. Udraaa, Praia. Orvfoav
HEART DISEASE 33 taRS.
Oaan lauaa, Vaa, Afrt U, UML
S MO Mmdttat V, rUM, JaaV
Crrnmai I bat Im MiM ww
wim v. va. ul I
I
Inw J M Ma I. IrM BfcMif I
r.Ht.fMf WMMflrr i-a !
' t""i a mm 'r f 1
tu im rf thai f ntuM aw-4
n w aaa in. afl IV ta B m avau
l.ai I Iraa Hi a a. a a-, c.s. ac4 t-rra
So rtaia -. tL. i-.ai al a.a 1 a a, m w rta
e! .a . eura a a-aa a r-a'.-l am I a
0 M fa- Ni Hint Cua a4 o
W-IAU , t-ev.- t a 4 a, haaia-a
I .... uiffiu. a .'rata-- t a j hj, tr
iHeat 'a .aaa I taatJ aaaal 11 I , 1 -n t al
f"Nr aaa Livta Piua a
fam.alua. l.aiaaa.
old e a pctmvr. auaaaajTcc
HON. Z. AVCHY,
o.iwtMUMwtti'mimiii gjita
aaa ttm
KY C.l KILTS' FIUS, M C0U3 25 CT1 '
,
Drus, Pharmacy,
vvT Chemicals
Medicines,
Physicians Sup
plies, Surgical Ap-
nli;
ances.
rainte - r r urru-hini:.
T Bni-aOi Is lar. , .aaotw aa4 ''"
- -xir Havana p I1"
MONDAY, JAN. W.
The price of hay i advancing.
It nowt-l !l forenn, ifrtitly.
TU rnwl u reiairted to I lu near-
I y m ifiltKjl)l- condition.
HudlVnn trt.-d thi
nM)rol,1JC ff , ,lt Y,1ljtri,
ir-r piMin'l wrl'it fif fat h'V-
. V. VIt r0 nt to PitUn. tli;
nnili to iit liw n, J. 11. WcMrr.
A Oik ia of '"tutuary" In n
U iliilaytl on t!w -Q'iit of tlx ruurt
tnmr.
Allaiiy now lima 1 are ttrrt t tUliU,
liit it I now pro(M"t to iliintinil
all txit .
ThfuM-nilof Mm. f. R lluiln .f
A!iUn. t-ik pl.vv to th I. O. ). K.
i n-tiHrU-TJ yrtr'Uy
F1 ftliv . I AIITT iri liiMH1l
T!imiaiA of UnU avrrywhra
In town Uaiay l.ikliiic for f'"l anl
li. lirr, haviiiif brrn lrivrn fnm tlir
wixmU by the atorui. Trvat tli.-m klnil-
iy-
I'olin.l W.lcom.-: It ,Siiit
iN.llQaho n) for the "fvlU"
now. He la IvIiimIiik rarly. Next
'-nr II. riimnii ill L? n-ttin In his
iPfk.
V. II. Yoo!ri'lir a uiurlml for
a f. w tlollara mr I'ortlaml br Knk
UhlrM'lilairi'r Ut Kri.lay. Nl'oolmlQ
waa an oll olit r anl bail Jut ilraw u
hi a'iui'n.
A Mumtier of our ImihIim an.l prriff
ioiial nirn arv thi r.iiwiilof -nnlini
ill from thi Worl.l'i t'onicrvw
Auxiliary tlinxitfti til rourti'ay of
lion. J. il. Mitch. il.
J. I- S-ott, Km ip'iiUI fmo-ry ilrum
nu r, U in tli" i lly. Although he haa
movnl hi family from Alluy to
Oaklaiol, t'al., he i till al)ilrU to
hi o. rouU In Ort-gon.
K'nator AlUy'a rai bill In the Lnr
Ulalurv uiiilHa r-irnal kitowlili of
a fi iiiuUf uii.li-r It ytur. or 6n iM
kiMta U-dip" of any ovit that atfr by
thrt-e to tactity yrar iiiiorixoiimnit.
I jt niitht the tlu'rnioiiit'ter mfUh-r-l
'Ji ilfKnt- ali'e Irro. Tile culilml
niKht in the mt two vrara lirtv, waa
on Marrti Z, N'l. whm the therniome
U-r a mtwlrray 1'J ilTfrwi above
KM.
The Starr, tihlTln Itanlware Coin
iny haa iiQkr., J. K. Marr retiriiiK
from the flniL Mr. Marr haa no prt
rut ititi'tuion aa to ixixintiie but w.ll
j ilrvotf hini If to M'ttlinir up the Uil
lifaa ot tite ol.l nrm.
The nuwn of the Hawaiian 1-lainl
lia ta-ru iIi'Immm! after blmkluna n r
olu'' .11 anil a iro llni.l govrrtiiiH rt
eftawI'lMil. t .iiiuiilwioiu r from the
new irovniiiiieiit are en rxite to treat
for annexation to the L nltal Hate.
At llie laat lint liliir of the Ijuie
eouuty faniM-ra' aiiiauov: The plan of
n.i rative nre Hwuraiire waalopl-
ei unaniiiiiMKiy. reveral tl. liniiij. lit
aula 4iiil up ail hark iliiw an.l a9(i'-
initiation waa maiilf.-U-.l to punii the
oroiinatioii In txvrr prttinrt ainl
tnui'lt ir.l wirk wn done at thia
tm-rtinif. . II. .xrAt oif,
Co. Sv'y.
JafkMNtvllle Till if: The L firm
of Hlxin, Hume A Vatn, of I'ort
U.ii'1. 19. been ui r-.l.-l by the rlrni
of Watn, lliTkmaii A Wabmn. I'lvm
part i.-ulur are not yetitlven; aui there
are Mima hoexiiva the l li-f that
Hon. IL It. Ibt kiuaii ha riirluileil to
aa.IlM hi natural law knowlt-.U'e. We
i.ave Ion,; pntlii ttil that Ifa n wouM
make hia mark In hU pmfwion, and
therarttiQ. he ha been taken Into
particWup In thi l.a.liii Ann of the
.trtiiwiil nrorea We tmth of the nre
di. lion.
The atate rforru ai'hi4 near Salem.
thouvti il t an aalmirahly roii.lu.-teit In
fttituium, !' not nm to hava tv
i'lai rharai fur mmm of the bawl little
v wlw have tiren nwumitttil there.
A few day ay. aaye an I Ti on I'll,
pat-r. two broke away from the -h..
aii.i tartei itow n the railnwl track for
llwir kirn In fortlan.l. Th flrt
nicht tliey !. pt In a pile of tie near
aM in, aul Monilav uiitht tley trt-d
the aaine kind of &-aih. r near IIuIk
loril, ImiI fu-nnt n-lmt Sniith
n. r thrni ami ty nn of Tar.lay
tt-y wrre fiwin.l an.l rapture. I at l an
by. To kp ttu-ir mum-lea In rrm
they wrre man hnl t'k to llulk
irl, whr-re tiny took the evemiiK
train bak to llw rrf.HlII rlwioL
y.t X.xiej, Cat tnliibltetl rrve.
Tl.e V.il.urn Imlepen.lent kit:
TTie ft llv of Ini-lin; tukirti; IrtMitu
tion,w hwh are nt io krtl uptiy nw-nof
ain tlnaiH ial staiulm. U well il
iiMlratnl t.y tlwr tailiinr at tierval. A
'' ran U arn Mr. lUllndT
.anie to tin e.Hin:ry fnwn Kanaa
lib no nb4ey, Iriit iinliiiutnt r.-re.
There ia a Kt .U man.l U a tnk
t Min.U nt Mr. lia! ln.t.-r atanr.1
one Mw-r In a -.rt tlio he rvreived
aa ijft pnaUy t ' and It to
u; lnat il . airh n of thi
tiiooey tie buhl and evtat. halted tliei
hk at Urnit Slid Juil.tl.i. Awiiel
line a. Att.niry Manoing. of (
vai. and a man nn-. p.ta. rnterrd
.nfo arttw-rlup with lU..tndg arwl j
tl own; anr wa to fi - :, v I
: u.aiai Vt U tioiu caiuty, S4t tar- I v have to I 1.1-I cih-t- . to t.;ake ail I
o t tie tlrau 'liiai,,an. I'lai t.mu!.,.!.. u li.
1 ..... 1 - 1 1 . i
v.. ao.aii.-e-i aiii f.i .a 1
I It. rua. an, I t(,e t:l .Jay it a aa l;a-
r..vT-l tt, taf.a-e Mr. I'avMnd.-e
!,"'l IM tie lnw sl..ut I' 1 at if ,J
, Iua laina s?sn Ue AavtMint "f .Mann
ing. I'.a:ta 1 . T;- pr.JaillnM ar
ll,ll.:'l I. i4 0 T
" i i. "o i;- iUr. I ut ta-r U tth-!
. ne ant Lent ie .i. Tl..tt.er dav
Mr. lUcin l.-e wired Alt.ney ,-I!
rv il.at he l . t a.rt., h.. Ha i. !
;e,..irff o. r il .Vastier, lv.-i.1e and
.,I,.I.H.I .
- I -' . lie re it, a tta.
V UJr i"a'i him at ti
Man;to junction,
O
RVTURDAT.JAS.ai.
K-veral dillerent tj!er? lU'h In
town toliy.
funahine arvl aiw torm aceua to
alternate today.
lUiney and Iaine kiUe.1 twenty
la. k yeaU-nlay.
J. P. Currln, Cottage (Jrore waa
in town Ualay.
R M. rtati 1 reoortetl to l very 111 at
Iam Antrim, C'aL
The rm offl. eamea a fl
ab-k of Infal blank.
ComaiMotx r I'arker and IVrkln
w. re In btwa today.
W. R MrKal.len trtumeil home U
t'orvaiii thi iuortiiOj.
I. P. Oieehlrw returned hxu) to
salaville thi nr.rmmf.
()akelale. Waah., bad a Y'M Are
yeterday; partially lnMireL
la-puty Wieriir Iay went to lUmw
Ujrj on tlie VnX thi aftef oooa.
I'rot I). W. CoolI.! caine up fnu
ha U-1 ii thia LVnnm to prnd .-uo.Uy.
The ttM-riiiomrter when we ir U
pma U aland I 3 detrree aljova xeru.
( ol. ItobMilVrandtX-tvnabir J. P.
Wiff bav c!erkhipe In t'i le-talv
ture.
Mr. and Mra. P. J. Mc Pher.ii re
turneil Ik line thi a.trru.ain from a
Vb.it at foh-iii.
Tlie trert rara eonimrncel rinnln
amin thi aftemoio a.ter a Qniaiou
allies iaot DllftiL
Tlie Ilarkrr (un Work art re
arriiiiii( their (tore o a to to away
with tlie hootina; (ralU-ry.
Tlie ronimlaaioner' court ha al
JourtKil until i'etruarjr A, witliout
IrauaactlnK any buine.
Tiainp atole aoine cat from two
h.MtMn Junction yeafenlay. pihertfT
.Nolai.y la looking for them.
The C'ottaire tin ve IjmU-r man la
nulla wrathy over fie failure of tlie
pp.aird rounty of JVrl.
Iler. Mckafiaaje arrival here thi
morn Inir to hold Urt.-rly nieeilnn at
the L'niled ltrethren churi h.
John Inwall waa In town thi roorn-
Inif He rv porta full fourteen lneh-a of
now at Irving at 0 o c. k a. ui.
Airent Adair haa had a laulletln
laavnl placed In the tat wallinir
roru for the eoiivenience of traveller.
The overland from tlie south wa
even hour late thia morning the de
lay beinir canard by the wreck at
Maryaville, t'al.
R-iiator Alter uiade a perh to the
tudeuta of the Moniu.ith eoMetfe ye
l. rdjy, while the atate coniliOtee waa
HaitliHf the aaiue.
Jumtion Tinnw: (iua. Jennltnr.
on of A. C. Jenninit, haa returned
front WaahinKtoo tut kI and i glad
to yet bauk. ' Twa ever thu.
M. S. Itarker haa reaerved the fj. lit
to tiianufai-tur all th iroiiher aiin
ild and w ill nut them up at the gun
work on Ninth treet for the firat year
after the laaiianer of the patent.
Ibawbunr Review: F. T. Whiteomb
and T'hoiiiaa Ahraii of KiiK-ne, were
iH-rw tin wei K pmiinir up the new
renery In the I. . U. K. iir houae
The ataire will be euppliod with forty
eta of IL
('ottae (trove Leader: Mi lUmtt
William, ha reiirned her rMtion aa
oirator In the l'iu ifio l'iul le-eTaph
ottl.w. Mia Annie (htUnhy lia been
appointed her atutfaMtr, and fill the
plant ion with etual conipeti-nry.
H. ).: Senator Veateb lia introduc
ed a hill In the M-uale to aUiliali the
railnnd eominiani.m. it ahould pua
and theivby aave the taxpayer f !,' "J
a year. Hut will it? thai' the tUea
ttoii. It would deprive a few of "the
boy" of lurrntive ortleea.
S tiator Allev ho favored u willi a
copy of hi bili to create a lrd of
iia n i.ira In rtu h county and toeKvt
prt-inct oftlirm. In earh precinct, con
aftingof uperviir, clerk, treaaurer,
aWar, Juallceof thai patv, conatalde
and road ovenecr.
FUrein rofTraadence: Tlie drift
of aand la working very diaaatrnualy
Uan our chanuel at the mouth of the
river. They are f't'O ineouveulciitly
hallow. Hunk Itarrctt ay he once
knew M ocean vewcla to tie detainetl
two month at C' Hay by driftinit
and.
Srh.ail Siiprrintrndcnt Stevcnaon re-
t units! thi morninc from t'ottuce
I i rove where he had evn to bold a
U-al teacher' institute. On account
nfftie Inclement weather tlie Inatitute
waa not a aucceaa. Mr. Hevenon aaya.
the mow 1 not qui lea deep at that
plao aa In Huircne.
.Ml ihv pnxiuct an aurv to tw v. rv
hlith for aonie time to come, there !-
liiaT a irenenl acarcity throuctiout the
nation In Ixuwvlllt', Kentucky,
wher" dreaN h"tr in-m-rally bring;
from 4 to 4 cent ther art now ncanw
at T and the an me la tnie throughout
the nation. Many of our farmer have
Ktaal-aijed pic that they can crowd
into bacon or lard by uuimcr or early
fall and he aure of reapiuK ifiaxl price.
ie tat'iile took ahcal and iretiare
for the future.
Ao exchange- remark that the pn
pic w ho need nnre religion are: Tlie
loan vtf let hi home ttand all day
In the rain without a blanket; the
man w ho grow I like a hcaat w ith a
ore hewd alien hi wife aak him for
niooev: the woman who whiier It
around that aonie otlwr wonian ia not
what ahe ought to be; the preach, r
whobtalway Uaiklng for Qt eaaier
place at a higher salary; the man who
walk the atreet with hi hart. I In
hi picket while hia wife rarri.- the
baby; the man wtxa ncightair have
an idea he la a fhrtatian; the preacher
w h w aa-rmoiia never help anvbodr.
and the man who kcrp a do; and
aya he can't afford to take hia home
per.
Th First Retort.
In the report on the senate kill for
the relief of the Hon. M. P. Healy
peeariite.1 by the Judiciary mnimiltee,
-Hoe act of Inb reat apr-ar. Juda
I-ndy wa appiHRl on March I".,
A, aaa.-ite ji.-tice f..r lrvirri t rr
t ry by Ifeat.lrnt IVrre, and on
Marrh T. 1.4, three week aft. r
the a:iiiaon ti the afafe, he waa n
p.a.nlr-1 ty luh-lnan, I . S. diatrx-t ;
ju-I.t f.? ihvgi.n and conrtrna-l bv the j
srhate. At To tear of i?e anr ...U.r.1
lio haa'arne.1 teat - a... I
retire on full pav. Ju.I.t l- .rwil'
rwl - To until 1-Ot. lait he ., a, rr.d '
rw-vlr f.Ttr car.weiitive jm and hi.
1., e i.1 .n.l i I I ... ... i .1 i .1
.' 1
The Ud haa lawil la ih tw u-a
and
H a law i T i:ie et-al"-.. T tlie pnai.
.WnL It tlie ft r- ioafane. af jr.
kind In tta hi-'ore of Uh n kiI he.
inJJuI.Tli!f !. hia It. ri.M- to
the .leiieaTstl.- r-y w I. en n tr n
)onienl of t',i . ..rt-islm b it lai
t returoe.1.
ba t o -mM, . .a
Av.thx Arr. imivr. T;.
iwni r,g iM'f al'affimrnl waa
wrre. on ta-.ieiiM-t J'irtetbia lna.
I r ttie aiT-T. It wa a .. in far.;
of W. Ibfjefc, ot M roe.
Lat Yrar'i Crime.
The onlr fTilitying inercae ia
tU cational criutiual recor-1 ot
1Vj., a compil"! br the Chicago,
Tribune, ia the Jevreaae in the
number ami amuut of ettrbezile
tuenti. TLe? number f niur-lrn
cotamitteij in li'J'l r..-heil G7'.', a
e rapare.l with o'' in l.U. an-1 j
l.KJ) in a niot Iin)urjiiiii j
increiwe certain, t!oui! a cvrtaiu
numerical increae, r'jttinj from
an annual incrcac in jor-uUtioii
of, ia lWJOO, woul.l, e,f
coure, 1 natural. Ira otlitr
won!, it ia nearly d iuMc wiiit it
M three year ago, arnl i tulicat-
a growth in thii cr;ue w.e out of
proportion to the zruwtii vi ju;u
Ution. in riiw of tlti jrrmt in
creoe in the nunilter ofO-'inlvr, it
ia hi. rJl grit. fviiu e note that
the number of j'tduiil Iianin
ha ileiTea-acJ. 1'iiire acre only
1U7 in the whole coutitry, a cotn-pare-l
with l.' l in 1"'JI. Twenty,
u i tie wcrv liur. in the Xorth ati'l
78 in the Sjuth, ami, of tire tot.il
nuniher, 57 were whiu, 4 1 colorI,
2 In liwit. an l 1 Chincac.
Tiif increa.- iu the nuiu'a-r
lynching w another diMurip'ii.it
feature) of the ri.irl. There were
l'-Vt victim. -'51 men and women
In 11. the total nutul r Ivnchi-.!
was hut ll. Of the 10J lynch
in?, "21)0 occurrcl in the rjuth
No lea than (V ja-r erut oft!. total
numla-r of lyncher' vi.-tiui were
nezri. Ihouzd tln l.it'-r ra-e
comrrisea tut oNi.-twe.r.h f the
population of the country.
suicide are incrtroatrr,; Mu..e a
npidlr a raurier, tlier'.- having
been JWiX) la.it year, as compared
with in There i a e.
rer retlection upon the tual? ex
in the ttaU-ment that "j-W of this
year' uicile were men anl only
oOj lenialea. It ia a note worthy
fact, also that melicine lead th
profeMions in tlie number of it
nuiciile, no le than o7 physician
havir taken their own Q e Wir
inz the year.
Taken a a whole, the recorl is a
most gloomy one, though atrjnlir.g
much int ret to the student of
ocial problems.
Poaiai .tiug Bank.
The ?t. Louia Age offj teel a
with much truth, that if there ii
anything next to public morals or
liberty ol which the nation should
he the cu.toilian, it the avitig
of the wajiearner. It ' true that
much haa been dune in thi line,
in a local sen.v, but, in tn inv ca.e
Confidence has tieen ahu.'d ami
ffhe hanl-earncil aavinj of the
imor deliberate! v stolen, or used in
speculation which hare landed the
banker in jail, (or Canada) and
the depositor in the tamrhoure.
With a view to pretludni'' such
pocsibtlitie. and develoiOi the
virtues of foniight ami economy,
among the ta'oi do, the titmater
general lias been instituting in-pi O
les into the nature an I scope of the
ttoatal banking tcin ; it now
exists in (ireat liritiin, France
Sweden, Italy, the Neth'Oind-t
Austria-llungiry, Ku-ia and Kin-
land. The system, it scetn, wa
inaugurated in Great llritam tn
IStk), and for the present year, end
ing March 31, ')1, it. dep.ieits
numbereii S,77tv"K, amounting to
J0,f'.H),G9.,. The toUl numU r of
oatoirioc otn for the transaction
of saving, bank busine.. in Ie
comber, 31, lJ'V'O, was WSl, an in
crease of 3.'S over the preceding
year. lielgium foUoaeil (treat
KriUin's exa Q le in 1 ";"); Italy,
in 1873; France, in 11; w.jlen
and AuQia, in lvso, Hungary in
1SS. and Kusia and Finland more
recently ilcposiits in all Q'lQe
countries showing Omar to i in
irn', each sucxxnlin year.
lO'-ea of interest, the minimum
and maximum of deposits and the
value of government securitie vary
in the.e countries, but the system
has prove-I s eriiinerttl tati-ifac-tor,
wherever lri.il, tliat it would
sejtn as if only the lt results
might be hoaii ar. i exictrd from
its adoption in the United State.
The life of the departed states
man, J u. (r. lo-iir.e, was an event
ful ore. For a quarVr of a cen
tury l.e was a rwgiiixed leader of
hi party, and throughout all that
time was surriumleil with a group
of pur.tian who reganl.-d h;m with
little l.s than adoration. He Lad
fixed his gl at the preiJney, but
as wi'l. a former idol of the op!e,
Henn Clav, was di fratcl br cm-
binati
for n
cvrta .
nomi .
the :
comb.
:is of more obevure leader
lination when election was
. onlr afUT ser-urin the
lion to l di f-Jte.l through
c-t jeawus rivals, and a
. ition of circumstani.t rare
i!!r.l in a raht,cal criU-'.
ir t
Hi.:
men 1
and br.liun. y canse.1
Vll Litn a a dar.i." r u
, ifelecte.! to j.jwer. WouM
i t.'.ia lanuntry with ot!.erna
.! v t further I.i4 on an.bi
HajTiilv hi retvri a4 s.-.-of
ute cn-I. r l!rr.-. n
hint of a .ii:r r t:t tr.in ,f
Maine the stite-min f r
I man
etubr
tiot .
tior.
r Ury
lv,.
nit.;.
got tl.
ah?en"uifi a.'i
1 fa.!; 1; al in
run ar.d
. sta'.c .i aa
triij. of IlUine :
Ct.ii teI the L
to a in t.'.e a Imirati. .
hi rii,i.ts.i.
U!n of nin mjir ilew. party.
It w ill r..t ! cina.l tl'iit t!,e
ih ath of few men hi atT'vtcil tie
v UJpnt.,;.a t,f the pLif.l;' a that of
1..4.r,e.
V nation i ;n t:-.i;rri;r,
I ,r t!.e d..t
rr,i
par'ivr.at..rt l
a:oe
!- i
Lii-.-.ni!y ; t.
pr-j ami t
.IK
t..b.i
te of
e tea-to a d r;ard on t!.
t i.-r i f t!ie .ciaxrv-i u:.:mn.0
Railroad trails ha not betn de
Iayel b the storm ia Oregon.
This now should temper the de
liberations of the Orcein tate legis
latur .
TL.; world's fair communion 1 a
decided to make no adoiission
charre U the vining ceremonies
of th" great exposition.
TLe world' fair will generate an
iiiimmae brood of advertising
ai.-n . Already they are com
m nciiig pretiaratory work.
'f are erivelr informal th.it
sever.il dm-toM in the Ciiy of Mexico
are txi-rimnjting with the cmAcl
r.id. r treatment for typhu fever
. . . i. , t .1,
it having thus tar rwuiici uuny
in ev ry case iu which it has been
emp.uyed.
Tl j National Women Suffraze
convntion, which was recently
held it Washington, mode an ex-i-ept
;.tn "f Senator HU1 and (Jov
ernor Flower among men and co.n
t.lim -ntea them for their fairnes
in at nointing women to olEots of
trust and emolument.
M s Lease tnav have left the
taif li? caua'. but no one will be
illP' tioush to lielieve that she ha
irxt politics aside. The sharp
long ied viragi gathered in t'jo
nan silver shekels during trie re
cent presidential cam,Q.gn to now
I c itent with ordinary pl.aiding.
Tl e failure of the Junction, (ler
van and Sheridan banks appears
to hi ve been brought about by the
corjQ.-at'on relying almost solely
upon the money of the depositor
with which to do bifiness. The
oven', of the debitors occasional
ly dnwing their money was evi
ilent'y forgotten or overlooked in
the i.icipiency of the scheme.
Tl e svst m of Federal control of
state election, of which the notori
ous John Davenport is an expon
ent, has received a thorough inves
tigation at the hands Q" a congres
sional committee ami it is recom
tucii.'eil that the present law be
re?alel. Thi congress may not
do it but the next may bedeindcd
ujain to relegate ll elections to the
control of the state, where the
naturally belong.
I'pon o?ning an enveloj? that had
been handed to him by a happy
bridegroom the other day, a Boston
pastor discovered the following
note: "If she turn cut as well as
I thi "''fS"he will, I will come back
and j'Sy you." The bridegroom
was nx'ht. Why, we would ask,
shou'd a man bw obliged t pay
cash down for the tyinz of a knot
whiiM nuv not prove either bind
ing r satisfactory. It is, indeed, a
knot: v miestion.
Dr. Mapother, an English physi
cian. claims that food has a great
inllu n on baldness, and that the
raciT of men having the finest hair
are uually those living on stan-hr
substances and vegetables. Hi
stec:nc theorv, that U-ef and milk
have by their chemical coni-si
lioti. the eir.vt cf annihilating the
prin. .rdial elements of the hairand
withering it at the roots, is, wc
fear, a little late in reaching u
we g.ve it for the benefit of such of
our r -aders as still have hoies.
A crank in the legisloiu:) from
Coos county tvai.ts theexpenditure
of countr court printci on limft
paper ant tajstei at every p-wtol-
nce n the count v. This Oregon
Kip an winkle proi:Iv is not
awar that the newsnawr is the
medi im through which the news
and current events of the day reach
ihetcopie. Hie town crier and
sucu means ot iniortnatiou are
mini or the tmst. We venture
the opinion that the Coos county
man .-an not read or does not got
his c mnty paper and wishes while
loun ring around the countrv tajst
office to have some one read the ex
pend tuns to him. The law au
thorising the pul (Ration of allow
anf has oix-ritcii successful I r.
t ha has save. I far more than the
tr.:li lg cost of publication and
given the people a knowledge of the
urnnt expenses of the countv.
The frange and farmer's alliance
were the promoters of the la and
are satisfied with the result. Most
of th other state have a similar
law f,nd no complaint are heard.
The C-hi county backwoodsman
should learn to read so as not to
h ive to depend up.n the gijssips
lounging around t!ie country pnst-o'o."-
for his information.
TL' nominations made bv the
governor the it two years, which
are t come up f.r confirmation, are
a f.llow: Nine regent of the
U:e normal sch.iol at Monmouth,
ppo'r.te.1 May 2tJ, mi, J. B. V.
Butl r. P. Halev. J. J. Dilr J C
Whi
Benjamin S-hoSeld. Alfreii
Ua"J. W. II. liil rile. Jacob Visnr-
hi-. A. Nol'.ner. Four rrsenU of
I ti e -ute agricultural rullec at
rv U s. T. W. Davenport, W. V.
iK : y, J. K. Weatherf ori. J. T.
.f:aon, w-re reappointed Jat
; Fe'.r ;ary. Three- tvnfa of the
fa ir.iver;:y are to he appoint-
i "' tare of iff nry Failing. Roi- t
r.t-j . ott an l C. (,
:.- term expire. Then
there .
r-
a" -II '
a-rfl.
tle '
ir ap;-.in!rnenU in the (rr-j
..it i..n. I (iuird: II. RComp-i
r.ri.i:er-vrH-riI enmmandinif
a;e t art-, n.r J. (J. thofner,
r.f fru lVr-ember 16,
. M.u hell, ti:,.el auJ a.ljat-r-ral,
vi.-e J. C. Shofner,
? fmi (Vtolier 12, 15'JI;
Iyer. li-Ua-nant-.Ione ami
nni
pw
act-r
r'ik:
J, J
! aet.e-eatutt. ti.is R. A. VI1U
: rank.or fnm Juir to !v. w.t'l
r IVrry. mi! t an i aj.Unt '
a..jl-
Miu-
nt-r-n rvl.
rar.a.inj
31.
vi IL w. ;
from Novrtuberi
springfl-U Iteui.
M-r nger, Jan. ST.
The furniture In the SprlngrteM
U I waa boUKht bv Jolm K-.lly at
!
t.ie
aie faturiUy forfl" .
IHe.!, at Jast r. Ijine ntuiity. Or.,
Vrl.lav Januarr Ji. of Ulembrall.'OU
entup, ttie J-rear-old n ft James ('.
ailatv. I he nuriai ii"a jmt o
Wallace cemetery, RitunUy.
A Natron correp.indent say: ''It
Urum.ire.1 that the Southern pacific
la letting bid for bridge liml-r for
mile of rvl on the fprmgtlell and
Wmalhum brunch. "
Tlie two horse at.ld at the livery
table SatunUv. were il.-ard of to
ii.rv a . l.iio'liel.l bv Mr. IKigla
.1- .1. ii o .t.n ...... 1
agrini." r ran iioiw-T, in .o.-
Ul. They were bid la by Mr. LMikIo
move to hia houe on SiMtn.l
tre-t.
Iter. R F Milam went to Thurston,
Sunday, after hi brother, Oeiirge
MilaiiC who w'io 1.- ia-eu autfi ring
for otiie time with rheumatism and
kidlH V trouble lieorge had deeiilcl
U trv'tl.e treatment of Portland pby -
aiciun ami togvtlu-r w itli lU v.
Jlilain
left for that city Tue-lay inoriilni:.
wlwre a place wi'.l la found In one of
the hii its!, probably the Samaritan.
Iteorge has la-. ll t.-aehing at-load ill the
Tliuratoii diatrict, giving glaal aotlfa'
tloll. Friday morning Ph.-!-, the 7-v O
old daughter of Mr. and Mr. Law ,
wna scalded on the Lrea.l, left arm ami
aide, caused by the stove falling d w U,
pfss-ipitating a kettle-full of vegvtiiblea
upon her. It sei'ina that one of the
stove leg, which had lit.me .bm,
waa replaced Insecurely. The child
im sitting near the stove on a chair,
w hen the chuir tias or, throwing
her agaifiat the stove w hlch abat enme
down with the alaive rmult. Mr.
Ijiw ran to her child and relieve.) her
of her clothing, and found the body
ballv ai-ni.lf.l- I)r Van Valah W.-a
calhsl ami applitsl remeilie to n li. O
the pain. While the burn I a Very
painful one, It will sooo get well.
WoKK To P.KIilM. Here I an item
with an otd time ritg to It from the
A;iny Ik-miM-rat. aV rnilroa-l con
tractor hnajii.t arrivi-Vin Aliwiny from
California, where he gave up a con
tract to do ao, and will go to work
shortly on the extension of the On-goti
Pacific which I to connect w ith t!ie
C. U. A i. He say it I busim-w thi
time ami no more fiaili-hiio. This i
told for a fact and i not a funny item.
In the meantime the road will not la?
sold until the 1st of March. It I prob
able that then there will v but one
bidder, and it i piaaaitde that now the
matter is all fixed up and contractor
are ta-ing uegotl.ite.1 Willi; Mil not
prolwhle.
a . . I
Boot & Shoe Store
A. HUNT. Prop.
WiU hr.'lr kai a oia4U stuck "f
Udies' KUsea' auJ Children's SHOIUS.
0 BCTTON BOOTS.
Cln i Slick CiziaU
nE KID SHOES.
MENS' AUD BOYS'
BOOTS & SHOES
And la fact T-rthinr ia h V't and
Kixw liae. In which I iotrad In Stta!.
y saimial alUatiea.
-MT OOOD3 ARE FIR.ST CL.SS.
Ad. I (uarantaail a fTtnBt'l, and aiTt
b aiil.t f, th J.mat pnee ht r-l
setici caa b afl eda.1. A. HL'.N'T
' i 1
I I
, 1 1
r
:fa Pint.
"i u.. of a fp. ,r.-'
i;De:"5 Completion C re ,? -n rn'J-
1 Vl'noiva. aa4'-Tta lo la !..
P'oi'aSain bleach, '..i: . '.
. ..-.a aa,t
. tM.&(rt, Ftp, v
r T ata.aa pt IS. l
Oriental Pc.-rr-r
..!, eia CTara . . v ,.
e.. a Urn.!, il dr . - :.
"ar '.aT.
j.r-- rtuii -
i a.t l . . , ,.. , j .. .
' - 'r .1" J J I.
i. : ,r a .;,, . :. .
r -i ' : "t : it
aiuKMl; - -
Sii'K 4 .""Ft.
t -f-'Oe
City brnx n-v.
J-aJ - ut. ill
. , ... , ., oncer-, w in ia- gut ii ncre a anu k
H !. And. r -Id hi pr- rty In t he ,h, , hui T,r K(j -weat
Hirt of town tttunlay, to K. II. (late nulit be flx.il at pr-t:t, a. n.
Hall. Lite. .fln.bn, r njf land. 4-"; U,k-emrtit. are hilled for the next .1.
.i.i. ration ll"s. Mr. And.r will to, i,...i. ..rfa i..
o The Griffin Hardware I'offiimiiy.
f CENTRAL SliUHI
' - ! FISHER
i
I
rcp.maE dealeusj
Eii ti On goo. J
I h.i'im Ui riii,.... .
. . ...... j u
tion ( ity and vi Inity are loud Iq
pra!-e of (.'. W. Ijii,a.,n, tu ,
fiiatiager of !. late I'. R lank la iKm
1,l- clly. H.-i !. turning out ail nMrfllT
.ie I ., ,.,,riii. in in,, .r.. . i . J
and aeeunlU ill the aafe he hut,!-, I
etaitora and had th. ui to attach ,iP
Ixulding If lie had niert-y Ita kel t.
; tluor of the lllst it III loll t he" iaaai
W.XJ14
P"Tw
i have tillen ouite h.nvy on the
in ma. .
1Um
''( f.ar.riringlleM Mf
Olliar Wheei. r and r"r.,k
nger:
(jll.trap went to Coliurg .Saturday an4
ma.le arrangeiiiefit to give a liid rw.
-rt at that plaiv K. liruarv II, tbT,
of M. Vab-ntine' duv. Tiey aeturM
the (aid Fellow' hull Which Willi,
pP'l-rly atage.1 and araled for the o.
ea-ion. It ia the intetitioii of thv tml
, ,
, J'. t-l
thr.e eonivrt. one -
urg. hprlnglteld and l.Ugeiie. TU
l-atif lot.M. Jn.
j H( k IniiiKi-T!ie n-ai.U n.-e of
WllU (ioalimiti. Hear t!ie llilil iami
, wa eii'i a-.! y.-st.-niny at rin, and t
gtiiu coat, a ailr of hinket, a.ine hv
eon, two halldkereiii. f.s and ever0
, other artielea were taken, .a-heritr N
; Unit waa informed, and be sent not
d-criitioo ol the nrllclea taken. Thi
niarh;d of Junction, S. K. Mi lur,
t. lcgrip'ied tlie sln riir otiiiv at in .4
thnt lie bad arrvated two tramiw at
tluit pbiv w ith article niuweritig tla
diiT.ptliii. la puty lMIr t mist
will g to Junction 011 Hie freluht trail
thia evening ami bring the priitirri
here on the over! on! for trial.
tUl auV 1. M nikl lt.
o
Tkr Aajawrw Owl ! M. ( lb
lalt Jaw Nlalae.
Sat.rM, Or.. Jan. IT, in-.K a. m
a gi-latiire adjourn.-.! at (hi b.nir out
ot re-1 s f to the late Jame ii. Llalu,
to ni.et Monday, at '1 p. tn.
The aeiiute iviiiatderel the votebjr
which tlie II l.-y Portage bill Wa dr.
f.ate.1.
A bill to Im re-.' tlie f.sw of theahtf.
I.! of : ' int ami Cna.k countha a
acnt to O ( ioverilor.
Tlie house Bilolil.-.! a resolution of
vnifby with the Hon. (ten. W. Me.
idc, S-retnry of S'O', who Is xrrj
An excursion of l vl-lator tani
thi forenoon for the Monmouth n
mal seh.ail, Va'iuiiia ly and CorTtl,
Ii. r
Ann
UlUllil Ul
For Sale Complete.
A.Moa' K" J.r fd ficar iCire, I.
ami u . . ;
?fftnm 'iir li II
in iiiiii
0 Sells the Celebrated
NOX-KUSTING Tinwari
HARDWARE" STOVES
ETC
EUGEXE, - ORKGON
Sportsman's Kporiiiin.
HORN & PAINE.
Practical Gunsmiths
Dealer io
GUNS, R1FIXA
flthn; Tirklr ml luieriilt.
Newlag naehlwea wild fteetlleael
All Kiaala r Sale 1
lUpairir.i don lo th catrat atjle ard Wat
raatriL
Guns Lcar.ed it Ammuniticn Pumiste
Su os WnUnetto lr--
If vou
or cro;
want Croceriei
xcry, call onL
Goldsmith.
r Wccden Y.'incw Wa
go tj GOLDSMITH'S-
....
& WATKIK4
WiU ki rl j .as l aa a fad aufr)
MUTTON. PCI.! AND VUl
M Lfc Ihrj will o at tU I waat ssarii
aa. A fair aban nl Ua public pauvaa
briUU.
Tf TUf r-AhMfchS i
W a 1 pay U fcu Kaa. xar.rt eir M 1
I 'attar, ii-v and Mint.
Mi. il' ON WJ1I.AMI.TTE ST tC
ETCEXE CITT. CRIC05
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