o
THE FAIR IS OPENED.
IWieiit Cleveland Touched the
lk, r4rblnrrf nil In .iloitnn
run aki. MV I. Jupiter I'luvlu
nn uplifted, threatening fist oViT
i'liicli?!) 11114 llliTIl i liu llli-iicw ncir
nsldcii, and hlcuk and chilled Inlst
tilled the iitniospl'cre. Hut to Chicago,
ii... weather condition counted lor
nothing, early the Moile were
astir. I" t liw great circle of event
ttdch lishi.V luukc Chicago the festal
...iv thcllrst Milnl of Interest centered
ni ilif Auditorium hotel, where large
number gathered for gllnie or Co
luiiibu' descendant, Duke I Vuraguu,
who with incnilaT of IiIh family ml
..ltiiiiitUvit ot prominent oiiit'iitiD,
nMlotial, slulcum! iiiiliiit'lnl, took car-
riHi'i utsnit u o clock, ami umicr linn
I ,rv t--Tl, drove to I,cXlngtoil lintel,
,.i Slii lilc:iii avenue uml Joth street nt
uhirll tlirV Were Joined liy President
Cleveland uml t lie lucinls'rsnf hiscabl
ml, from which point the jirtK-ewsion
to tin trk wait to start with the ducal
party urruyed in all the ghtrlcaof Spun
Isli court osduiiie. In the meantime
tin' rity nt lurgu mviued to U going In
n slv to mo winie city iy me lane,
Sniii lifter President Clcvdund ami hi
nssis'late appeared at the cntruneenf
l,cxiug(oii hotel, ami were condiicicti
to carriage. W lieu all wii In ri-mll
new the proocstlon moved In the fol
low lug oriler: A latou of mounted
isilicc, two i-ouipaiilc of I'nitetl State
cavalry, nicago nu.iar aim n insip
of Illinois National duurd. Thewordl
fair nhiciul occupied the Unit nix car
riage. In the M-veiitli wiut President
Cleveland anil tho chairman of the Co
IiiiiiLiIuii commission ami the president
of the world Columbian cxiKwltlou
Then came live carriage containing
tlio president' cabinet ami the fuiroftl-
t .1... Ik.. I t '
Clais; men inu ius,c oi i umxim ami
imrtv in live carriages, followed ly
liioniti r. Ituyurd, aiiihuMsador to
limit Hrituin, Major Uencral Schollcld,
Admiral dhirurdi, (iovernor Alt geld of
Illinois, .Mayor Harrison bringing up
I he rear.
tiik i:hkmomx
The eaviihtde proceeded to the ad
ministration building, where the cere
monies of the dnv tiMik place. Passing
through (he building the notable came
out tiMn a platform at the cost Hide,
liNikliiK out iimiii the grand plaza ami
court of honor. The plaza wan Mack
with tple, the whole ni'iii' forming
one 01 t lie iiumI remarkable and en
chanting In history. Shortly after 10
o'eliM'k tlie oH'iiiiiir cciviiiouicM U'tntn,
with l'rof. John K. llaiiiiM'Coltimliiun
inan-li, followed hyjrayerhy the blind
t'huplin Mill.iirn, of the 1'iiiU-d StaU
wniile.
Tlicii MIhh Jeio Coiithoul, a dni
niatie reader, nvited tho "Hlivnicd
rmpluKy" ly V. A. Croft, of NViwh
liiKton. After an on-hextral overtuiv,
lUn-etor ieneral Ifcivix, a inanter of
cemuoiih, iiiiiiIo the N'iiinf addrew.
The director i'lieral then prexentetl
rrexidelit C'levelant, who wait kept
waillii)f wvenil nilnutin until the nt-iihiiM-hhould
mi I wide when with hnred
liead he xxike ait follown:
TIIK HtKSlUKXT'H AIIIUH.
"I am here to join my fcllcm 'ltlzcii
in congratulation which belli the oc
canion. We ftaml ttKlny in the prtn
clnv of the oldot tiatioi'm of the world,
and point to the great achievement
we here exhibit, lu-kliitf no allowamx
on the wtire of youth. Thecnlhtiitiaitui
with which wc'contciuplate our work
U inteiiitillcd by the warmth f the
Knvtiiit; we extend to tlione who have
come from foreign land to llluittnite
with IH the growth uml proKretut ofhu
man eudcuvor in the direction of high
cr I'lviliatlon. We who believe In the
Nipular education and utimulatioii of
the Uvt impulwn of our citlzoim, lead
the way to u realization of a proud na
tiouul ilcHtiny, wli Ich our faith prnin
imn, gliully welcome tho oportuulty
here allorded nn to we tlie nuiiltit au-coiupli-lied
by cllortu which have lieen
longer than ount in the Held of man'H
linprovemeiiti, while in appreciative
ntuni we exhibit the un paralleled
advaiiccmeut and wonderful accom
plllmieiitM of our young nation, ami
the prcM'tit triumph of a vigorou, itelf
reliant and indeiendeiit ieoiile. We
have built thine Hplemlid edilliM-H, hut
we have nlwi built a iiiaguilltviit fulc
ric of Nipular government, uluwe
gmrnl proMirtioiiN ure hccii throughout
the world. We have made and have
here gathered togtther the product of
Amehtviu dkill and invention. We
have nlM muile men who rule them
civet.. It U an exalted miiution in
which we ami our guitn from other
land are engaged an we coenite in
the inaugiiratitiii of an enterprise de
Toted lo human enlightenment,
nnd in undertaking what we here en
ter liMn we exemplify in the tioMint
nenc n brotherhood of iiatlonit, let tm
hold fttt to the meaning that under
lien thin trremony, ami let us not lone
the impreMxiveiiem of the moment on
by a touch the machinery that given
life to thin viott exptmition In now -t
in motion now at the name iim:ant, let
our hon and m-piratioiiit awaken
fortvH u hich in all tiinen to come nlmll
Inllueiice our welfare, dignity and the
freedom of mankind.
A he concluded the vat timing mw
him extend a hand to the button of
the golden key which rclcaMtl th
ntup ft en m in the great engine, m-t
he chime ringing and unfurled a
myriad of ting from the great build
lug and the KtupeiidmM cnterprine,
commemorating tlie 41 Ii aunivena
ry of Ct'luiriliiin' great achievement wa
In full nw ing.
AT MM II.
The pnnldelit ami oflleinl wen.' then
entertuinetl at luncheon and made the
round of the building.
woman' hcii.mno nEHtcAitt'
Tlie moit atifactory fixture of the
tlav' protwding, fnm a feminine
t0dptiint, (j.M the formal tl-tlii-ation
I the woman uuuing uiv ";
nMin. A gn-at thring of women I
mihnl inin Die buililinir. to the Im-
Allxrl lU.nrn hn rone to Work
minent .lai.Ker of their .ilk and ti.ri. p-nermuy are u - - ,
n.l their frail Unmet. Mr. I'otter , F.lgh rat.o the W .rid f '
I'almer. presi-Wnt of the wom.'O think thgari.e ' t. -i.t. Ii
(-rtlofUilvmauagi r. deiirere.1 the pts.ple at the h'i.'h rat.-
lliirv addrts-. ! not care and that Irer will
Dritrr Item.
May I. I sn.i.
May Iay.
Where are thtwe Kovernmciit nin
maker iinwadit). K-ml them to ir
ep hi.
Kldull Templeliiau wa awarded tht
ctilitract for cutting the Wooti fur the
chool dixtrict.
The Trent Lumber Co. Im ild one
mlllinli fit l of their lot; to A. Wheeler
of the Springfield mill.
Orltoop of I'leai-alit Hill lm
reiitvl the f razleiir nmch on I'pper
creek. Mr. F. liiteinN In remove
with hi family to Hu.lu .
We are aorry to nay that I'nclc John
JohtiMin I lrHirtel no better, and
but llght hope art entertained of hi
ultimate recovery.
rluccolir la-t the band have. u
wa pmposetl, liullt their new ball
ami occupied It. For puli ! xl. r
can't lw U-at.
(leoige Ititchey of Camp Crc-k, I
vUltlng with Id fathcr-iu law, Mr.
Johnnoii at Tn-nt.
Mack llolbnitik and Floyd IMarN
of F.gypt vlxited relative and friend
at thl place on Sunday l.i-t.
A n nt-1 Ilyland and hi itlnter, Anmi,
n-turuetl from a vllt to 1 Kniirln- ctnin
ty Satunlay. Of courm-, F.d viiitei
Ltiwell on Sunday.
IC I. William hii M-curcd a log coii
tnict for the Kugene mill uml will U
giu banking tlieui at om-e fmni hi
llinlier claim oil the Middle Fork.
A. L. Iloney, the Mtmaitcr-merch-nnt
of (itmhen wa In our village lat
Sumluy. lie brought thither Mr.
Iloney and hi two iter from the
eat who will vUlt here thi wtvk.
Kgg are legal tender here now i
daT. Our inerelmiil, Mr. 1'urvln,
hlpied 3i0 tlozvii thi week.
llv lllianlmou vote the Hand hie
decided to give a grand picnic, at their
grove near thl iilace during tlie llrl
dnv of Juno, III only Jtt!t to miy
that no ell'ort will Ih Marvd to make
the piMgramme a plcimant one for
everyutHiv, utid Invite every!!)' to
come and have a Jolly time.
For barber work In general upidy to
Walliue Kimball at hi home near the
awmill. Work guaranteed llrt cla.
I'Vl Ijine made a trip to F.ugene
tlio tlrt of the week to coiiult with
pnMxwed buyer fur hi iilntv. We don't
wli.li Mr. I-aw oiiv hard ill luck but
!iomj lie won't make a wile, a he ha
proved himnelf a good iicighlNir during
hi uliort tay among u.
Deputy AeHir Itowliiml awitel
thi pruclnrt lat week.
ItKl.l I.Alt.
MoLiwk Item.
April ill, lv.a
Kun!ilne.
Item Kcarci-.
K vf ral fanner are wiwlng grain to
day.
Ml. Al Ilcel1, of Springfield, paetl
down with four raft of lumU r one
day last week.
There are three rate of mump in
Monroe Hill' family.
McMm. Ilandihcrgcr A Ituinx, the
Iitabel aw lull! men, puM'd up with
their engine laid Friday.
We were plcaned to ee the miling
countenance of Jiuuc Mel lee hi our
in Id t last Sunday.
1'aul Hammit ami Frank StafTord
are Imaily engaged fencing on their di
vision line.
We have Uarned that Mb SjMire
did not have such a narrow tmcapc a
was n'KirtetI. The cow wa a very
tame one and only wanted noine wilt.
The petition for the division of our
achool diitrlct lioa Uru liliemlly clrcu
latetl and numerously igned, and I
now In the office of tlie county school
tupcrlntemlfiit.
HuMEV Ii:w.
Oregon Mate Weailier Service.
Ht'MMAIIV.
Station, I'lilventity of Oregon.
Month, April, 1V.M.
Mean teni raturc, 47.1.
iH'imrture fnun normal. -.V).
Muximuiil teni niture, 71; date, -1.
Minimuui tem rtun', :t3; tlate, h
ami 17.
Mean of maximum tenieratun', -hl.Z
Mean of minimum teniieniture, .,
No. of time tempcratureim oralxive,
0.
No. of time ininimum temperature,
'S'2 or tielow, 0.
Nunilwr of time minimum temper
ature, 40 or In-low, Ii
Total precipiiaiiou, iiicne.
Departure from normal, plu
incht.
Prevailing tlirectioli of wind, S
w,
Nuiibvr of clcardays, none.
Nuuilier of partly cloudy days, none.
Number of cloudy day,'.
Number of days on w hich .01 or
more of precipitation fell, 'Si.
Number if dayson which .01 or more
of precipitation fell, -n.
Date of killing or injurious frt
S. F McCM'HK,
mrvr !'. S. and Or. Weather
17.
Itu-
reau.
Heal Katate iiuster.
KfliKXE.
Mary Chai to F. II McAlister, r,;x
yit f t ou north I'earl street; M1"'-
K J Frasier to F F Heiidrii ks, lot 1.
!..Kk.'II, F H addition and lot II
and 11 blM'k 0, F A Jt addition to
Florence;! loo.
OifXTBV.
J H Zimmer W Cht-hin-, land
In Tp 17 S, It 3 W;
FMiKKV I-
ii M Miller to Frank F.neti- ig
er. lot 3'.', hlock 0, Miller addition:
till.
WUAT M TIIK ."flll:li:?-reople
.!l. w-lin ntrss are
i.:i,.r wlifii mteare reiue-i, tv tifj
il,.l-.l.l mill I- IsO should t the
J nialimuB. rate. L t u. have
1 1 umL le.
t UKVF.LL tVl UlNtX
Ketilutlini 'wd Kavurliif llie lie
iiiomI of tlie touuty N-at I'D
i'm.ii
Mav I.
Who said "stick candy.-
Mi.r. Marion itobliictte, o. W.
iCohn r ami 1 leiu lline went to Ku
gene .Friday.
The CresM ell Sunday sclnsil will U
renn-M'Uled at the i-nuuty Sunday
ehiMil ctiiiveiitiou at Collage (irve
Mav 11 and IJ. by Mi l.lzle Ncolt
and l.lzle lliiny a deletiate, and
Mcrs. Kre.1 M.sirc am! W. A. Telltw li
as alternate.
The Clnvt-rdnlu Sunday schisd failed
to elect delegate hit Mlinlav, but the
Misws llc.ie and Itertlia Ferly w 111 be
elected next Sunday.
Tl Maitiii will nrgauic a singing
ehi. al f lovcrdnlc alsuit May Ii. He
alo ctinteuiplatt-n teaching a clu at
(toshell.
Arls.r Day wa celebratisl very ap
propriately Iik.1 Friday at the w'-IiimiI.
An addreu was deliverct! liy Iter. K.
liittiu. iiik'ingaml rccltul'ioii were
in order, alter which three cedar tree
uere plunteil, Is-ilig II nine-1 in honor of
N. A. W. Howe, Itev. liittin ami the
Creswrll scIhm.I. l'rof. Scull and Mia
Whilmoh- iet-rve praise for their t-f-foit
In this ilin-clinii.
The meeting called lo dlactls the
county seat iin-lloii wa altemleil by
alsnit sixty ineii and Iniv. S. II. Mar
I in pn-sidetl ami S. It. Slur acted as
ccieliirv. Short sicc4'hc were made
by I. I.. McDiitiicI, S. II. Mors, Dr. l
!. Scariimugh and several other.
They weie alsitit all in the same strain,
liM-iil interest and )ealoiiy Is'ing the
main eaiie for tsunplaint. lU-solu-timis
were pa-fd in fuvvrof removing
the county seat, etc. ( hir opinion can
not I1 muzled by shout of "Hang
him," etc., for 'tlio sentiment of this
precinct is against tamis rlng with the
county management. Kleclion day I
the proper lime to luljiwl couiity af
fair. A sTtuc!o party I one of the com
ing events at the Cloverilale sclnsil
hoii- Friday evening, May IJ, Is lng
the time set. With every basket
Isiutrht a pair of svlacle will I' fur
nished. Itoy come uml look ut b. g.
through u pair of glasses.
CVl'MlXK.
(iotdii'ii Item.
May 1, I sin.
Smie have U'guu womleriiig when
and w licit the lirsl picnic of the season
is to lake place. I 1'lcasanl Hill go
ing to have It annual one'.'
Mr. Sovereign, who I living on ieo.
Sivern's place near the bridge is slow
ly recovering fmni noine severe bruise
sustained by Mug thrown from a
horcu short timesimv.
Mr. Hutchinson of thl plane I now
a Justly happy man. Home old account
iimouniing toipiite a sum tlue liiui
from parties In Washington wa al
most despaired, hut wa received last
week and Mr. II. I one of the few far
mers whose dream are no longer of In-
dehlcillicwl.
W. I.. Matlock, wife ami el lid ar
rived in liosheii Friday from Hcppuer
and an' visiting with Mr. M.' par
ents, Mr. and Mr. Win. Stewart. Lane
has sold hi interest in the confection
ery store ut Hcppuer, U'lng forcetl to
do so on account of ill health ill the
form of continued attack of rheiimn
tl-m. Hi many friend here ure glad
to sec him bark.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews vis
ited Kugene Saturday.
V. Ii. Matthew 1 keeping hi iucu
bator running lo it full capacity.
Mr. and Mr. Itoncy visited Dexter
Saturday accompanied by hi sister.
Ill view of the fact that a Jocular
item ap'urcd in our lost week re
Mirt was not well taken by one of our
rniiiiir men. we claim the rltrlit ofnace
In your columns lo make the vtate
meiil that the same was in no wise In
tended to iuluru the feeling of any
one nor to Is- const ructl a a slur a our
friend' Imagination had led him to
Mic vc. Wo have since learned that
he did not lake the case (a we really
upsix-d lie did) but had he done no
there would liave I wen no illsgraiv ai
taehed and mi harm waeXiectsl fnun
making an Item of it Indued, the gen
tleman ha alway treated it a a
friend ami we would 19 ehortslghted
to treat him other than audi. We
have contributed many Joke to your
column for tlio past several year, ami
ii far a our know -ledge extend till i
tlie llrbt instance of our being mista
ken.
The Ivxtcr rorrcMindeiit' statt
uiL'iit In last issue concerning hie aim
a a contributor to the (i( AHl), togeth
er with our giving ollence In the way
of a Joke, prompt u to say that dur
ing our several year exK-rieuco a
such it ho been our aim to give audi
Item of Interest a wo could gather,
comment on aiiig occurrence a
our honest conviction dictated. In
inattcrsof diU'cn-nec of opinion we
have endeavored Ut voice the view of
Hit- majority concerned and In nnmt
use we thluk we have in tlii ni't
succeeded. We get In a "eonllah"
with a brother w-ri he occasionally and
use big, tough word but all in fun and
fur amusement, not meaning a word
of our nonsense. Kvery time we get a
a joke on a friend Imiii we think will
lake it ill gissl part, we "hit lilin
hard." In fact our aim 1 to be fair
ami honorable. Ixt the reader Judge
a to OUT (UCCCKN.
A Si: Wav. WkIIs, Fargo 4 Co.
have adopted a plan for a nafe methtsl
for carrying money at the fair. A
man can get the couiiaiiy' check In
anv iium's-r ami amount that he
wi'she. iii'sc check are bo tlrawn
I . .. t u I... n i,ns-iiletl at tlie Chicairo
ollltv no Ideiitilleation I iicccary liut
the Is an r simply get hi money by
pn-s-iiting tliceini K. i in is done i.y
the pr-siitt'r of the check aigning In
the present' tif the paying U-ller and
sui li igiiaturo inu'i iiL-n- whii in
.iL'iiHture already on tlv h k. hen
a check I iflven, notice of the same i
si lit to Hie otllee together with the
nuinlsr of the check and uarne of
signer. In the eveiil if any of this
pl r being I"-t all that it i ntiry
to do is to give notice to the Chicago
nVAif and tin- man prs-cntlng the lost
check will Is- apprehended.
j;-v. Wis.ley of Fainnount I ht.ld
ing revhal ni.tingin theC. I', cbunu
at .-alelii.
I TATt: HIHHOUII IIUIIT.
inrl In Hr .) !.
CiiAKi.ms, H. C, May I. A
new move In the fight against the ro
infoMiieiit of the il!sciiiwtrv lliiuor
law, which I lo go Into effect on July
1, ha beetl developed liety. A meet
ing wo held by a iiuuiM of leading
citicn and pr'ri9 holder, ami Jt
was dsleriiilned to st-nd a circular (i
the fnvhnld voter of the tily riUi-st-mg
theiu liol to lgu the Is'tltimi of
any stoii applying for the nftlec of
Slate lM-ls-lnsr of I.iiUr. I'mler I he
law a majority of the freehold voter
of the city must sign the application of
any eroii applying for the otiiiv of
a ili-is'iiser. In Charleston there are,
out of a Mipulalion of tsi.nw, exactly
l.eld freehold Voter, o 7KI of thene
must nign H-t it it'll in order to have n
state lutrrtsun opeiutl here.
An ImiHiruut Suit.
tHillr Uuanl. Mr i.
A suit of replevin wa U-gun in Jus
tice Kinsey' court yeslenlay in which
Cottage trove I plulnlitt ami ijvst
Cottairc drove I defendant. When
the old tow n wa divided by the Hew
charter graulisl by (lie last legislature
It hp'iicd at the election which fol
lowed, the former recorder was clivtcd
to till that sstilioii for the Hew town of
Fast Cottage liwvi'. Having the
Issik, astessiueiit roil and other
record in his ciiiii he retained
tlieui and jr'Mtsiliil to adapt them to
the ust if Fast Cottage limve. He
conler Mtslley of Collage tirtive, liow
come and sue liiui fur the return of
llie book, record, etc., claiming that
thev ni'rlv belong to Cottage lirovc
ti IsTore, ami not to the new town of
I'jiwt Cottage limve. K. It. Skipwortli
ha Iss'ii retained a attorney for the
plaiutitr, and a tho rase Involve a
Isitnt in constitutional law which must
Is- sett Ittl, it w ill Is- tried I fore Judge
Ivniscy.
ronvutluii.
Pslljr (iunt, M.yl
The fourth annual meeting of the
Ijiiic Coimtv Sumlav Schtsd Conven
tion will l1ield at Cottage drove next
week, Thursday and Fritlay, Mav II
ami I Kvery Su.nliiy ScIhniI in I jiie
county 1 entitlisl lo M-iiil it siistIii
temleiit and one delegate, with one ad
ditional delegate for every M munits rs.
lielegateH going over the M. I., Inly
ing full fare to Cottage drove can rv
luru for one-third fare.
The third convelitiou of the (Tirl
tin u Kiitleavor I'liinii of l.uiic County
will be held at Cottage drove IiiiiiiimIi
atcly fiillnw lug the S. S. Convention
on Saturday ami Sunday, May l.'i ami
14. The liortlilsiund overland train
will stop at at Collage drove, Monday
morning, May hi, so that delegate
can return home hi time for scIiimiI or
buslucN after the convention.
.Notice of New Survey.
lloHKiit'Kii, May I, lM'.'t.
Notice i hereby given that tlio fol
lowing townshii have Is-cti surveyed.
Iti-wK: Ti It) H It 10 W, W M, ami
I he heretofore unsiirveved srtltiii of
TpUS It 11 W, W M. a follow:
Section No. I, ' 3. 4, ft, n, 7. N u, 111,
II, 1J, 10, 17, H, and N ) of H W of
Sec hi.
Approved plat of said imrveya have
Isfii recti veil ami will In) llletl ill till
oMlec on June '1, 1MCI, ami on ami
Bfter the said 'Jd ilay of June, Ih'.i.l, we
Pwill ! prcart'd to receive lllingi ami
entrust in xiltl ncwiy aurveyen imiiihui.
John ji. sia i'K,
A. M. ClIAWKollll, Iteglster.
llccelver.
Hb Hnrll n frenrkier.
Xkw Yokk. April 30. IteV. lloU'rt
J. Iliinlette, (tetter known OJI "lloh"
Itunlette, the humorist, api'unl thi
morning in llie puipn oi inu jiapiisi
church of the Fpiphany, at Sixty-
ftHirth treet and Madison avenue.
Drain ! rllkrn llssn, m Plan
Mi:nptiiii. Or.. April 30. NVclllstrn
lUs-son, an old ami resiMsrletl pionwrof
thi county, nled al in Home ai laieui
yisitertlay. He leave a wife and sever
al children. A there were auapldous
rumor concerning hi death, I tinnier
I'lckf I, of thl place, In Id an Imillent
today. Tho Jury, after duo delibera
tion,' came to the conclusion that heart
failure wa the cause of hi dentil. It
I auniMNtetl that excitement caused hy
a tuarrel with a neighlior bnnight on
the futal attack.
A Itoron JoI'kxkv. Wall Walla
Washington Statesman: Mm. J. C.
F:irly, wife of Dr. Klrly, went last
winUr to visit her sister at Fort Hld-
wll, in the iiortlieitstern part of Cali
fornia near the .Nevada line. 1 lie trip
there wu enjoyable, hut having stayed
until winter had act In, there waa no
getting out again unlit the auow had
diap.'artl. From Fort Hidwell to
llie nearet ralinnu i iiu nine, wiucu
ho to 1st traversed by stitgn over a
rough mountain road with fretuent
hollow, where mud ami water threat
ened to engulf the eooch and It occu
pant botfily. At time the coadi
tank o low that the water flowed free
ly through It. Mr, liberty hail to he
trapil to the seal ami her baby
strajiiMtl to her to keep them from be
ing pUehetl out Isslily. It took two
day ami two night lo travel the 110
mile. The (hs tor received no mail for
live week owing to the dlfllculty of it
(sing brought out. Ilorm-taxck and
Riiowshf) were the only nit-anof trav
el during the winter. Mr. Kberly ar
rived home with mark of the bruise
received In her rough ride alill visible,
and ay It will ! aome time before she
attempt the Journey again.
Lilly Ouifl, May 2.
Siikkikk'n Ha i.ii. TIi it-' NherifT
mile were math) at the court house thl
afteniisin. Ill the can of Jobt Kelley
vs. Imniel Haikins, the pn-rty waa
bltl ill by the Judgment creditor, ('ha.
Uuer vs. T. It. and Mat 1 A. Ilcrrv,
by the Juilgment cretliUir, and It.
( lierr)' ami I ieo. It. I Virria. A. f. Iltr
n nson v. Iavid . Sline by the Judg
ment creditor ami J. C t 'n.
For KfiKXl Tutinlny' Salem
Stalesiiian: "The Hong cnine up from
J'ortlmd Sumlay with 70 rn of h-m-mi
l.nd or incs, 1 l'i:. f mfVii
illse, Ci.VIJ iulld of salt and h X 'Ig
nt k of hair. She left for Fuceiie
and will return a msm lot lie lake on
a cargo."
Wiley Chrlsinau, who alb nded tlie
iiiil'.ersitv here for wveral year, I now
raahlcr of the Jjtkevlew tank.
MONDAY, MAY I.
S mi dolilsmiih Suiiilayvl In Kugeiic.
I very Indication of a large fruit
cn i.
J lilge C.
" urn In."
II. Iklliiiger ha l".sii
J Idge Medley, of I tillage I trove, w a
In town tiwlay.
I . F. Itluiiloii inini
t Inn this alii Tins'ii.
I 'mi. C. K. Wilkin
Ian I this iiioriiiug.
up from Juiic-
"II went In I'tUt
l .C. rainier ami w ife of Drain were
ill town today.
Cold. Clow, ef Jiilitiioll, visited Ku
gene over last night.
Lev. Hurnctt ha reiiiovctl to the cor
nel of Klcvcnth ami Ferry sirtvt.
i lu re w ill ls but one assessment in
the A. O. 1 . W. for Mav and tlmt but
Steve 1M wards left on this morning
eni!ylmin ou a visit to the world's
fail.
Ivputv Sheriff I 'roller went to Cot-
tau i drove Itslay lo serve some legal
par.
llie World fair at I hit ago wa
formally os.'iicd by I'resideiit Clcvi-
liiu I Itslay.
The Oregon I'res Assintloii will
leave on an excuraioll to the World'
fail May loth.
It iald Ihat it will Is- two Wcck
yet U'fore the World's fair i in run
iih g order.
I:. M. Smith leave mi tonight'
ovt rland for a week's buslucwt trip to
Sp'kiine Falls.
Hermann llaug uiovetl hi livery
bin liiws and fts'd stable lo the new
burn ou Olive street today.
t orvallls has Isstn chosen a the next
plmv to hold the State Convention of
the Christian Kudcavor societies.
Frank Alexander, an employe of the
sta e pril.ting ollliv ut Saleiii, sis nt
Su itlav in tills city visiting relative
and friend.
IJullc a niimlsT of Kugene tlelegatc
lo (he State Convention of Christian
Kudcavor returned home from I'ort
laud thl afteruiMiu.
I he 1'ortlnnd Sumlav .Mercury wa
sol I at slierilT sale lat Saturday toO.
I'. Mason for fT's I. Tlie piilili'catlon
of lie paT Will I' tsillllllUctl.
While the liNtd train was leaving
thi morning two truuii neatly awuug
mi ler the train and ttik paasage ou
the brake Is anis. lialhcr tlangcrou.
'I he Florence West I now a seven
col linn folio. A great iliiprovcliiellt
ovt r tlie old style iiuurto. We extend
our congratulations to Senator Alley
V. C. Yiiron write that the otvulist
in Portland think that he will ! able
to nave hi bubv' eye uninliirtl.
lb wuver, it will takualsiut ten day
tn itmeiit.
'i'he New York farmer are wailing
ov r the luck of ruin, uml vegetable
un burning up under llie hot sun. In
Or gun a little sunshine would ls a
wt icome guest.
II. d. Ilrlstow of Warsaw. III., I In
Kl gene visiting relative, ill father
wi llie llrst settler ou I'leasaiit Hill
lit visited Oregon once lforu mime
ftu;y yciur ago.
Itev. Mr. llullnger, of Siilun,
pr nchisl an xcellenl dicouro ut the
C. 1. church yesterday. Ho will
ptiuch nt the saino church next Sun
day, morning uml evening.
T. d. Ilendriek und family, d. It.
(i rlsiniiu ami wife ami Darwin Un
tos leave tonight to visit tlio world'
fair and the principal KaMtcru title
They go by the H. I". it. It. Mute.
Messr. McDonald ami WIcm left
thl morning for their home In I'ort
land, having c listed the Arcade. Itolli
tlie gautlemcll muile many friend In
Kl gene, who regret llielr departure.
K. K. Wllmarth retire from the
I'nncvillo New, ami auy: "Having
got through Willi attempting to run a
newsiiAlsT, we w aul a job of herding
liK'p. Have had lot of exs'rlciicc,
ami know how It tlone." 1). W. Al
dritlgu I now Nolo proprietor.
i no annual reunion oi me wn-gon
I'loneer aastKiatlon i to I si held ill
Portland June hi. Hon. N. L. Hut ler,
of I Jul las, I 'oik count V, will deliver Hie
annual aihlrc, and Hon. Seymour W.
Condon, of Kugene, ho also aeceptctl
an invitation to deliver the iKi-aslou-al
widrcs,
John llarrett, dty editor or the I'ort
land Dully Telegram, ha Isjcii chiwn
to deliver the addrcs Is foro the Ijiii
rvaii and Kutaxian liU-rary stsietits,
at the coiiimeiicemcnt exercise of the
university next month. Mr. Larn tt
I one of tho nitt elotpient peaker In
th statu.
The Oregon Historical and lioms'r
HM-iety will hold a meeting in Astoria
on Discovery Day. May II, hut will
not nave a general reunion until me
iSith of July. Tho Astorlan think
oinethlng should I done lo revive the
enthusiasm iiianifcnled hut year in
houor of I'aiitalu Itols rt druy.
rVlbanv Herald: Iurge iiiiuutltle ol
fir cord wissl ru Isiug hips i from
up the Nolth Santiaiu lo Sun Fraud-
eo, via Hit) Oregon I'luillc. It itmt
II. j0 it cord to cut tho wtssi ami tn
liv.tr it uin the cunt, and it bring 17
In San Francisco, w hich allow a neat
pr illt healdce paying a fuir rate for
shipping.
Tired uf Living'.
Portland Dlsnutch. Mav 1: Mr.
L na llrunt, wife of A. I'. Jtraiit, a ma
chinist in tho Southern I'ucillu rail-
Mul shop, living at Twentieth ami
Kl Is worth street. Southeast Side, shot
In rself In the region of the heart Sun
day afternoon about b o'dis k at her
In me and will prouu.iy ne. u a
rs n that they were married alsmt two
yi in, and that Mr. Itratit fniut;iitly
sp ike harshly to hi wife; ami that
oi Sunday they started to go lo the
West side to visit ami after proceeding
a hurt distant.-, Mr, llrant sti'i-d
In o a mudhole which utsivminiuteti her
re uriliug to the lioilse. He followed
si irtly afterward ami found her talk
in r to wiine lielghlsiis, when lie
ike to her In a sliaro tone. She
w -nt to her rsmi ami locktsl the disr.
In a few moment she shot herself and
fe I to the floor. Owing to the nature
ol the wound it wa considered danger
ot lo prolw for the bullet. Hut little
st ten it nt ir made concerning tho af-
f r- o
Mr. Mi ndeiilmll, who ha Us'ii trav
el ng for N billing A Co., baa rrigiiil
hit s.illoii and will (ijeii up a law
Ohio la ban Frauciaco.
Tt'FDAY, MAY '2.
Frank Mailt oii ha returned from
Fall creek.
The Mississippi river i very high at
St. Irfiuis.
The l:iilroad cotilliii--ioii i in ec-
at Salt III.
Attorney K. I!, skipwortli went to
Junction today.
Henry Wilstui ciiuie up from Junc
tion thi aiicrutsin.
iiie -c-son law of I Ih' late lament
ed legislature are out.
DOl'.laiitoii issick at the I oilman
I ou- with the miiuis.
The Hemlricks4iirlsmau party left
for the fair la-t night.
Mrs. S. Munrn n turned to Kugciio
mi this aftcruiHiu' lisul train.
The (rain are loaded with passen
ger fol the Southern Oregon mine.
I'hel ami 1 taker, the hore thieve,
are again tiiartcntl In the s uitt Hilary.
Mr. (Sov. Whllcuker went to Crea
well thi uftcruiHiii hi visit with her
so James.
Henry Aker. aged "I year, tllisl
fnun alinhollsiii at Dillard's station,
yesterday.
Win. Iteiishaw rctvived a carloinl of
Schllt. Mllwnukivheer by yesterday'
freight train.
Itobt. Iluye returnctl from ii trip to
California jsilnt by this morning'
overland train.
Itev. John Parsons, of Salem, sM'llt
lust night In Kugene, ami returned
home thl morning.
disi. W. Pickett went to southern
Oregon la! night, where he will spend
a mouth irtsstlliig for precious
metals.
James M. Ahmm went to Junction
City ou the early train lo start up the
new I'arniurs aiid Merchant' Itunk In
that place.
T. Muck ami J. H. llurn wero en
tencttl nt Oregon City to the M'iiiten
tiary for life yeslcnliiy, for murdering
a Chinaman.
L. N. 1'rice and family have gone to
Dayton, Ohio, lo attend the general
conference of tlio I'. It. church which
linuvcuc in that dty May 13.
The steamer Mi cngcr had to go to
Port land to have aome repair iiiutlu to
her engine. Hence the delay of her
return. In a few day she will com
mence making regular trlM.
Mr. Callsrt of 1'ealsnlv, Kaiisiu,
write for a sample iiuiuWr of the
lit'Altli. lie ay: "I was III Kugciio
u few year ago, and wu very favora
bly Imprtsweil with your city and tho
country around It."
Furmington, Wash., Forum: "Wm.
Stiii ami daughter I .u ura left on
Thursihty for the milling region north
east of lw lston. Mr. SIini I one of
our oldest and iiiohI rc.s'tisl cltlxen,
having served a city marshal fur sev
eral year." Mr. Sttsip w o a resident
of 1 .uno county for a numls'r of year.
Colfax Commoner, April 21: Kx
Shcrit!' ami Mr. J. M. Mcl-cuii It a
Ihl morning for llielr old homo in
Oakestlale. w hero they will lu future
reside. Their departure wa accom
panied hy meluiiiiiolv circumstance.
Sir. McUan'sister, Mrs. Frank Mo
guts'ii, tlietl yesterday ut Walla Walla,
and her remain went on tho same
train, ising Isirne to Furmington.
Dslly ousij Mr 2.
Amitiii h Mi MiiiAX. A yonnggen
tleuiiin arrived nt the holm of Mr. uml
Mr. Kd Test thl morning ami an
nounced hi Intelitlou of tssMiiiillg a
memlsT of tho Kugene Choral liiloli.
I Its. I des Is ing one of tlie elllcient ooiu
silors ou thn dHAKii Mr. Test 1 a
musician of ability, Ising a memlsT lu
gtssl stiimliug of neveral musical nisio
lie or thl dty. So although the
aforenuld young gent only weighed
nine isiuml hi declaration did not
surprise the proud papa for Ilia weight
at hia noriuul size doc not much ex
ceed that of the new arrival. Of
course thl olllco assume a part of the
f ride ami accept congratulation for
l.
linlljr Uuard, Mtf 1-
(' Compaxy'h Ki.wtiox. At tho
election held by C Company at their
armory hist evening everything passed
oil' without tho hast friction. Jtobt.
Parker wa tiecttsl captain, J. M. W II
liuuiM, first lieutenant and I). M Yoran,
setsuid I leu ten ant. After the election
a short addrci waa mode to tho com
pany hy Major d. O. oran, the retir
ing captain which wa much appreci
ated. Lieut. F. L. Chain!'!- waa alst
present ami mini a few remark. At
I ho cIinmi tho assembly runorted to
I'imiI' loe cruum tiarlors and partiik of
refreshment at tho expcliao of the
newly decttsl olllcer.
Kxi't'iixiiix. Salem Journal:
I'reslileiit KtMy of the State 1'rese A-
WM'latlou I in the city anil aays the
ruilroutl have refused to make any ar
rangement for a general pn excur
sion from Oregon to the world's fair
convention of tho National Free Aa
Kociatlon at Chicago May loth. Only
delegate ami alternate and their In
die will lw carried ou tlio excursion,
which leave May loth for Chicago.
Pally Oumrd, Mj i.
IttiAKli ok Thadk. At the board of
trade meeting last night a committee
consisting of K. C. Smith, M. H. Dar
ker and M. Svarverud wa aptsilnu!
to Interview lilp-r and e what
could be done towanl Inlluelicing ahlp
meiit over the Ytulna route ut C'or-
valli ami by btstt from there lo r.u-
geiie. They are exi'ted to report at
the next regular meeting.
Psllf Uiurd, Mr X
Axxt'Ai. Ki.wtiojt.-H If. A L.
Co. No. I elected ol!lir for the ensu
ing year, lust evening, an follow: (J.
It. Chrisman, prvsidcut; (1. A. Dorria,
vli-e president; it. K. Ilristow, vcreta
rv; J. II. Zimmcr, altant arereUry;
V. V. Henderson, tn-ourer; V. r'
ItolMTt, foreman; (iuy lavl, first a
slstant: K. A. Farrlngton, aecond aa
itaiit. Mahhiku. In l.uiio t-ouiity, Ore
gon, April IT', Isii.I, by Itev. W. K.
Wllmot, Andy J. lit u and Ktha Will
lams, all of Lane ctjunly, On-gon.
Alor .Hr tenr.
Ja Kovn.i.r, Or., May L The
trial of Jallie llartls, llldii tctl f((r mur
der by the graml Jury of the prenenl
term of court, Uirau tlii morning.
The murder wa cauiunittcd ii year
ago, one living witness 1 here to testi
fy against the acwuaed.
QOburn tk Ix Lano Jnitf tore.
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