O
o
tiBrrn (out.
A Large Natiib'r of Case l)iprd of
la Mian uruer.
I..ljrO'inl, lrt a
Thu Ocb4r term of circuit court
t-oiiv.-ii.d lit III- court house thin morn
ing at 1i:'iii o'clock. Present Judge
J. C. Fullerton, District Attorney
H. W. Condon, Sh.rlir J. E. No-
lui,.I nii'l Mirk W. K. Walker.
The following luiiics waa liMd
.f:
The shcriir reported that he had lu-
ly summoned the regular url of si
jurymen. (The list waa published In
ih (ii-AHii reeently.
The following Jurymen were excused
iif Ilie UTIli: will, rwjie, .uanuu
l:..l.liiett and John Cooler.
The irraiid Jury drawn M m fol-
low n: Carey rt,nion, lieo. Smith,
A. W. lliukell, John Wlnieureld.
limrge J UN-, J. I'. llaiutn and
H.-nry Hunt. r. J. I. Hampton wa
appointed foreman. After hearing the
regular charge by the oi)urt they re
tired. JtailifN appointed: For grand Jury,
U. W. Kinw-y; ir court, L. D. Forrest
an I Walter W. Cochran.
.,. John Holland v V J Hill; to re
cover nionev. Continued.
i. J M Water v E D and Vashtl
Johnson; ton-cover money. Con tin-
U.-d.
Is. C W WaMurne vi PcU Gertne
et ill: to recov. r nin-y. Set fur trial
Tu.-sdav illuming.
J. lavll llierry V Alex Mat
thew; Injunction. Uu appeal to u
pnuie curt.
41. L Clark vi II Uundy et al: to
re-ov-r MMM-wlon of real estate. Cou
tinued. 42. Win J Clark vi H Uundy t al;
to p-envcr possession of real property.
Continued.
67. Elial-th Conner v fieo M Mil
ler ctal; fnnihoure. Contlnuel.
..:. Sh.te of Oregon vi Marion lion
nett; commitment. The grand Jury
thin aft.-nioou retsirted, "not a true
Mil."
41. Knapp 4 Gilbert v D W and
A C Fives; to recover money. Judg
iif nt l).Z', Interest at H r cent and
order ol wile of attached roierty.
:i7. Henry Od.ll v Maggie Odcll;
divorce. lUf.rred to F C Maltesoii to
take lctimonv.
i E J Hrry vt W I) Keency; to
reviver money. la-fault. Judgment
for J3I7, interest at 10 n-r cent, and
Judgment for 1V". Interval at HM-rceut
and tSt attorney fee.
'.I. Cnr M ( iwe v ('has (J Cane;
ilivopv. Itcfalllt. Hcfcrred to K C
.M.ttUiMin. tinliT for an allowance for
lillf of t7i toenalile her to rMvute
her cam- ai;aln-l deft and an order al
(ov it r l-'i for iupMirt of minor
clnlil iliirin k ndl iij of lillntion.
ti. I M FraucU v II K Madden; to
lii over inonev. Ctiitlnurl.
I. TJ liliw'k v J H Hmith; to re
cover iiioney. IlininiiMsl al laintlir'
-ot.
S. W II Andrew v Kahria and II 8
11. id; to ncovir money. DUmliwed at
.ltr eo-t.
4. J M HH,r.- v J J and W II
Franklin; to recover inoncy. N-tthil.
7. Itufiin Mtillory, tnintce, vi II J
I'enirra ft al; coiitlriiiation. halo con
tinued. s. In realignment of Harlow fc
lU lty- aiwiiiiiieiit. Final reimrt llletl.
II. in reawiKlimelit of Harlow A
htoek; amiKiinit-nt. !U-iort to ins tlliil
iluriiiif term.
M. J M Howurd vii Tilnion A and
M .rllm I III. ii llnwnril' ami In (Niultv
to n't luiile ileeil. lHninlnM at Jillf!
CIMM.
li The Northern Count ii Invent
l. lent Trut, llmiled, v L H I'ciiKract
al; conilriiuitioii. hale iMindrniol.
14. It I. hahlii v T ht Clair I.yoiw
ct id; conilriiuitioii. Sale con flrtneL
1. Itoht llulfoiiret al vi It Itllavra
ct nl; siiillriiuition. hnle continued.
17. W I' Ftxher v U li Willlaiiu; to
reviver money, hulc conllniuil.
I I. In rvH-lKhiin'iit of 11 I) Lin
coln; itMilniin-ut. lteMtrt on file.
'J I. AliMutiheWf vi Jatiiea Callo
wny; to iis'over money, hell led and
dil-llllieM-ll.
Z't Iniuicand John dray, artncm
(!iay A Hon vi Win 1 CamplcD; to
rceo'ver money. I i fault.
;tl. (I C l'-e vi 11 K MorKnn; to re
eorcr money. Jmlk'uient hefore clerk.
Ida Nnaa v Win Nmw; divorce.
U fault. ItefernM to F (' Malten.
41. Mnrv Itlley v J J Kiley; di
vorce, lvfuult. lUferreil to F C Mat-
teHOII.
47. T J hhelley vi IIom Hhellcy; dl
vorec, iK fault. Iteferred to F C Mat
teMii to take lilimiiuy.
6". J J Walton, Jr., vi John Max
well; to recover money, iHaiuiaaed at
lilt fx tlotil.
M. Alice J Yeatu vt A Ycat; dl
vonv. Ivfaull. lU ferred to F C Mat-
llW'll.
M I) haulicit Si Co vi Frank
HurrN; aieal from Jtutlce court. Dia-
llliwHI.
Ml. J V. Holt v Win Hum, et al;
foreclonure. Is faiilt and Judgment for
.Wd..Ml, lnteret at 10 er wot and t'J)
attoruer fee.
IX I'hiw Hwlft and J 1 Currin,
guardian vi A W and AhMe Hakell;
e.iilly to et alde deel. Kvldclice III.
To heard during term.
A M Thurmaii va L Doring; to
hTiivrr money. Continuel.
U. (I W llandMikerriJ W Iavi;
rlt of review. Judgment of utice
court net aide.
.ii. Cvnthia A Croncr vi Mnt Tat
terMin Wallaiv; to rrtover money.
liiiuiNrd at I'lmnturi cont
:7. It C Fdwanl vi A J and MaM
Nli kel; to ret-over money. Juilgllielit
for f 1 7 and tS attorney fee and order
of alo of attai hed roer1y.
i-. W F. Jordan vi JiMeph I'arkrr;
uit for dauine. Nl for trial Friday
morning.
M. hl.4te of tlr-on vi Clia I
Hnwarl; iHnntultnieiit. Ciraud Jury
reprtel "uot a true hill."
Ji W J Fox v. C M K honeld et al;
f,.ri l.-ure. Is fnult aa lo A J Kim
and Fiiuiia Km. Judgnieut for
'"i ll?, 10 jirr eent luter-"l, fU attor
liev fee, and order of tale of attached
.n'.rty.
1. I Ilia 4uiitryiuaii vi Fannie
Cnnuli; f.im-lour. lvfault. Judg
liiint for t.4l.l attorney fee of and
onler of aale of luurtuid rTty.
.T.i. J I) Howard v. 11 and A Tell
er, to reoiver Uioiiey. IK fault Judg
Uieiit fi r t f'J and ordvr of kale of a t
tai'iiud ironrty. 0
4-1. J II WhiU-akvr vi K U Coix.n:
to recovir uiooey. liefault. Jud-
met for $341.42 aud orJer of alof at -
tahed .rojrty.
M. Mate of Oregon vi John WII -
mn, coinuiitiiieut. irnd Jury retort -
"a true Mil." Arralgne.1 Winea-
day at I p. m. and t.k day to plead,
W. Htateof Oregon ri Wm Cun-' t! matrimonial rx)nj mucn easier,
ninghain, committment. Orandjury -n
turneil a "true hill." A. E. Iteamea . Kansaa politiciin ceui ercr Jt-ai.i-dnte,!
to defend. Entered plea of jBlinej V) truuble. When the wo-
XEW22&ZLn lr'"
M. htute of Oregon vi Jack F-aton, I !" wral montbi ago all
FA hloan and Uruc Walker, c.m- ami harmony, but truubk
in It men t. Grand Jury reported a true are brewing which threaten to jlit
Mil agaln.t Jatk hjiton and Urucej the . fty a4Uri,K.r. Mrp.Johnt.rv
Walker; tnd not a true Mil agalnt .f. ' , . ,
Kd H.in. F-aton and Walker ar-' publican, and Mrt. Lew, jojiulwl,
ralgrie.1 and took day to plead Wwlnea- find it imiosibie to tall peafully
day afternoon. togcthtr under the woman autTrage
2. II C I'erklm tt al v Frank ' banner, and each being too obfti
lUl.uer, trea.urr of Lane county. Or- j naU to yit.j ttie rrtv will likelr
eg)U an i J K Noland, iherirT; injunc-1 ,
tion. Motion to ilrike out part of com-; K 10 I".
plaint. . . - - ,
The motion wm argued (juitexhau- It it ettimatai that 10 per cent,
lively by Judge Fioi and A. C of the new wheat going into Tacouia
VoliM k on behalf of defendanu ! f L-,...n W.-I..nn .n.t Or...
Mini t'j tfuu.-w nun au'i lt i ii.
plalntiffi. The Judge reserved hi de
cision.
The court WedneeJay morulng de-
nied a portion of the motion and grant
ed a part of the aatne.
33. E Peterson vi Anoiew I.ytlr; to
rveover iimney,
day luoriiing.
ior inai oruuw .
ca at M a. m., Wedudy: I). Ja- i
"TrJ' J!
II McClanc, L E Ward, M Veatch,
MJ. I
McIU-e, J HCruan, W H hpaugh,
II nk, A Miuorand S V Lowell.
fu-aaQt Hill IUm.
II
October 23, 11!3.
O. O. Itowland, of Eugene, wai In
our mliUt last hunday.
Ilev. Kellow.y, of New burg, C1W I
the pulpit here bat tiunday. i
, ' ' ,
An excitement wai -auHl by the I
alarm lire la,t Moy. but It m
uncut en, u.ai ...... n.e.,e, . tney
watouiyi-urningouu
1 lie K-tiiioii Tor making Dexter the
In-ginning of the mail route it being
vlgomiiNly ilgtieil.
Mr. Itona Matthewt ihowed Ut hit
Hinillng phiz. lat Katurday. He re
turneil a ihort time ago from the
world 'i fair.
Mr. Herbert Martin la placing a neat
houne on hi farm, Willie Mulkey be
ing the contiaetor. Mr. Mulkey him
Jut lliiixlied a fine houne for H. C.
Whe.hr.
A. Muer now nccuplea the houne of
W. I). Mulkey, recently vacated by
Mr. M. I nn no. Mr. Dnaue moves to
Hharplea' frull farm.
I). W. Hrigg ha rented and moved
on a Mrtion of H. L. Mitchell't farm.
Mm. Mora Itutledgu and mother ha
moved to hhediU (Station, Linn coun
ty. We arc alwayt aorry tolooaea
gixMl citizen.
W. D. Mulkey, of Junction City,
puld tlili place a vUit lat week.
Fall grain 1 being put in very rapid
ly during the good weather between
khower.
J. II. hmith, of Creewell, made tlili
place a Hying viiit the ftntt of the
wtrk.
The band will meet regularly during
the winter If the leader, Al. Parker, I
able to be out; hu'a married you know.
M. L. Hendrlcka. near Clovcrdale,
hit rented hli hop yard out for a term
of five year. Ijifo aayt he It going to
lake the world cany. We'll aee.
What It the matter with the literary
miclety? It ihould be organlu-d and
doaome good work during (he win
ter.
Mr. and Mm. Win. Linton waa
called to Philomath taut Monday to at
tend the funeral of their ton In-law,
David Jerd, w ho loot hi life on Hun-
day by hli team running away with
him.
Thi Hitalar Tralawrerk.
PlTTslifKci, (Vt. The Haltimore A
Ohio vcntlbule train, w hich left Chica
go at S o'clock lat evtiilug ran Into an
oen iwitch at Callery Junction on the
nttHtiurg A extern division of the
Haltimore A. Ohio railway, 25 ml lei
weal of I'ltteburg, at 7u't0 thii morning,
The engine and four ileeplng cars
were derailinl. One of the ileeplna
can. went over an embankment. Al
though many M-ngeri Jumped from
the doom and window of the train
not one waaaerlouily Injured. A wreck
train wan et out fnm Allegheny to
Mace the train on the track. The train
arrived at 1'ltUburg about noon.
Hallreaal rrM'lr Dlrr4
CltH'Aoo, Oct. a. The Indiana
Midland railway, running from An-
deraon to Waveland. Wt In lie, haa a
trikeonita handi due to non-imy-
nient of wage. Katunlay Ita twitche
were npiknl, can chained up and
bridge and toolhoues burned up. The
track wai torn up and all traiui
tooiied. Train are not running went
of Ietanoii. Not only li freight and
panM-nger traftlc blm-ked, but the
Initial Slate malli are itoiiped.
The track thnmgh Montgomery eoun-
tvlitoru up 1 man v plae,-. Early
hundav morning a bridge W feet long.
I l...n...i ti i.i.. '
of the .tr.ke deny ther ordered any i
property de.lrc.yed and deprecate ,
lence,
a lr rIO(lic laiipelr.
WaSHINOTO!, Oct. 21. liolirrt M.
Monn wai Ular appotuted .loffl,-e
ln.ttor in charge ofth. sin Fian-
c.d.TU,onrlceCerg. D. belboldt,
ealgued
AM Wre Orewwitf.
CLKVKtai, O.. Oct. 3. The
Vewrl dlMMVerfl a few mile oft tilt
pert w Itiougtii lo im uuioui.i-iiy me
m hoonrr Kivt-rlde.ij nl.iiig ilmv the
ilonu of the 13th. There were seven
lroni abnanl the vean-L All were I
undoubtedly drowned. ;
l About .'10,IX)0 coupln hare been
j.livorl in Franc ilurin tbe last
; fiye vt.ar( Jnj a aw WM ri0Lntlv
1 ,. u.mi-r ,.t .ir..;J
'n chamber of .leputie
floij; ncl to make a wveranc of
Kon it daniagi.il po badly that it
will be unfit fr milling purjmt.
Hightocn thousand tackt of au h
wheat it now lying in warehoutc,
all of it being consigned to Balfour,
(Juthrie 4 Co. IntHXtore pay the
mui wal damageU .hrougti care-
lcitpnett of farmert in harvesting
an. I f tif-iiinff fliA nmn Sitnitfk rii
dam4wdheat i8 beginning to
'Prout, all of it having U,n wet.
There has been almost as much
activity in railroad building in
ime ttatet at there wat in IS'J2.
More than 2 000 milet of new track
have been laid in the country
iMnce January 1, and more than
l.uuu eince July l. iheujial lor
V"llJ KMl W
!! t,1"81 'l8r X
miles. Of the various state?, Ten n-
yTania lea,lg in miieage 0f m.w
lratk8i wlile Norlh ,)akoU cofuvi
nejt Then folJow Mi,90Ur, TeX
as. Ohio and Florida. No other
.tate has a record of more than 100
miles, although some construction
work has been done in every etate
except Nevada, Vermont, Connecti
cut, Delaware and Maryland.
Albany Democrat: There perms
hi be a craze among Albany boys
to turn tranipe, the lowi-ct clement
in society. What the principal
force in this matter is it is ditHcult
to tell. No doubt the tranhy liter
ature of the day, dealt out for a
very small consideration has a de
baying character haa a debasing
tendency. Then the general con
vernation of the day on the stret-ts
is in the lower channel?, running
into vulgarity ami adventure. Then
again cigarette smoking gets hold
of the boys and undermines their
better instincts. Impurity seems
to be the rule. It is time men pet
better examples. It in time par
ents legin earlier to let their chil
dren know "what it what." It is
time for everybody to turn over a
new leaf and rustle to help the
boys to live better lives.
In sentencing Emma Goldman,
the New York court of General
sessions delivered an effective hom
ily upon the vargaries of Anarch
ists and inciters of lawlessness a
well as a precise description
of the duty of the state in all
such cases. A sentence of one year
in the penitentiary seems a light
punishment for the little ai.arch
ist, but it is always best to err on
the side of mercy. In delivering
the sentence of the court Judge
Martino addressed to the prisoner
the following: "You are a woman
beyond the average intelligence.
In the light of rcaon vou must
have known the effect of language
such as you uttered on that occa
sion. I ou nave testified in your
own Denaltanu vou told us you did
not believe in our institutions, that
you did not believe in our law n
and that vou have no rcsiect for
them. I think such a person can
not be toloratcd in this community
by those who believe in law, and I
am happy to say that the greater
number of our cople do believe in
law. I think it very improper
that the great strength of the na
tion is not exercised to the extent
that you and those who entertain
the same ideas should be met at the
(ortal of our country to the end
that they should not be allowed to
enter here."
Tub Job IJamk. W. T. Branch,
the examiner appointed to examine
the book of Hamilton and Job hat re
ported that there li nothing to iliow
any ni!appnprtation of fund in any
rewt reflecting on the houcnty of the
hanker. The expense of running the
bank for ix year wai t,tc.44,
wiik-ii would ceruuiilV indicate wmie
f "V " r, receipt were
3 and kmi on long and hort
a-vnunt, il.s...Ti allowing an I net ease
"'' ;.' f'-r ! eai-. aud yet
w wid o '7l d 11" nW'V"
r.rmrrics: IttMovau The Mom
I.. .1.- l - . .. i - . , . i . :.. i. .
, "7 V7 '77" 'm,u,7
,'r,1hf.P': .m; uf fTT
-
ber 1.
0;ly Ooanl.Oel it
A Nkw Tri al. Tl iuirrtiie court
veaieniay male tlie follow nig lvtion:
Ik J. lVngra, rvp . vi. A. Wtm-U-r, '
app., apl from Ijine couiitr. Judaj-!
iix-nt reveret and a uew tnaf ordered, j
Opinion by Moore, J.
KlkE AT ttFKTAl?. 1
L.'t- I'lireJ at f:l la.oriD.r,
eMNMi; e Hrrhuglae tif
re4 Out.
i -.; iv it i.i tit
! (iriiVAI, Oregon, t. L'l.At
I o'eim-k thu morning fire broke xit III
, Col.-iuan A IriMilet'p uiereantile etab
I lUhnietit building and entirely con
! lumeil It. Theoeciiaiit III the uprn-r ,
' tory trely eiHipei with their h-a.
j Li
Iw are a follow :
! Culeman aud tioulet, f I ,ii; lnur
! an.v, F7.'"i-
j Wm. J. tlark. War printing office,
! ie, Insurance, fii.
I T. It. Walker, boot maker; a; no
I lixuranc.
' Miekel Jt Zelgler, fi. no inurnnee.
Total I'-w, llx.fii; inuranv, 7,'l. '
OKI'tKEP ot i.
TLe huUiu Ore engine j oi 1. r.-1
out and plueed on a ijieciul Irj.o,
which went forward, but poon re
turned, the tire U-Ing under control.
lladleytllle lleiui.
U-t. 22.
Mr. Stephens, of Prlneville, li vlnlt
Itijr her daughter, Mrs. Clay Owen of
thii place.
Mr. (toodcnoiigh, who ha been stop
ping at ilcii Oweii'i place all summer,
ha moved to his homestead In the vi
cinity of Wolf creek.
Misses hadle and Nancy McCullocu
have gone to Harrlsburg to ppeiid the
winter.
11. J. Owen hot been seriously ill but
w e are pleased to learu he Ii tome Ut
ter. Mrs. Dan Hkiton 1 very sick.
Mr. L. F. Crow ba moved to Eu
gene w here they expect U make their
future home. A family by the name
of hinith hit moved into the house va
cated by Mr. Crow.
J. A. J. Crow aud wife will leave the
first of November for Urania Pant,
where they will ipend the winter.
We are very orry to lose them from
our nclghliorhood.
Mb Nannie Dion visited with
friends at Drain lout week.
John Holland has moved to Mrs.
Hold's place, where he has put out a
large hop yard.
Frank Had Icy has returned from his
place on hiunlaw, where he has sown a
large anion ut of timothy seed.
Our school I prourevdiig nliety un
der the able mnuaxemeul of Mis Ella
hinith.
We hear there Is .mite a bachelor's
hall started at the (told place with W.
A. Owen, John Holland aud Dave Ivy
as manager".
There wa otiite a numlier from this
Llai-e attended the fair and dance at
orane last Friday.
Tin-re was iuite an exciting pony
race on the track at It. It. Hayes place
laid Sunday. There was a lady rider
and she came out victorious.
Mr. Kuoda Hollandsworth has
moved into her new n-idcncc.
The Shrlmpf brothers n-uUil Charley
I lad ley's place for another year.
There will be a large amount of hops
planted in thce parts in the spring.
Hadness Men Meet.
EroF.NK, Oct. 24.
At a called meeting of some of the
buninrna men of Eugene to provide for
the entertainment of the delegate to
the general awmbly of tho Cumber
land Presbyterian church which meet
In May next, on motion, T. W. Hen
dricks was chosen chairman and J. H.
McClung secretary.
On motion a commitbv of three was
apoited consisting of J. C. (ioodale,
S. H. Friendly and N. L. P.oney to get
such information as c uld be oldnineil
hi regard to cost of lot aud building
and report at a meeting to be called by
the chairman.
On motion adjourned.
T. (1. Hknmui ks,
J. H. McCl.rxo, Chainnan.
Sirntary.
Anotiikh Packi.no Ftaiu.i.h
MKNT. The Packing Pacific Com
ny has Just Un organized in Port
laud. They propose to bnnk up the
"meat monoiy" existing In the
Northwest. The orthvrs of the com
pany are: J. Shaefer, pn-sident, J.
Selling, Mi-retary, aud P. Conrad,
treasurer. The coiiiuny's abattoir,
packing and cold storage hou-es are lo
cated on the Columbia river, near the
Vancouver ferry. The plant is fitted
up with all the latest modern appli
ance aud machinery for the killing
and handling of fresh, suited and
smoked meats. The killing and stor
age capacity is about 70 head ot cattle
per day, and an equal numtier of sheen
and hog. As soon as the busin.-ss
warrants, an increase in the cnimcltv
of the plant will be made.
EovrTiA Whkat. It. C. Klger
has reeeutly learned the name of a cer
tain kind of wheat, w hl.-h had a pro
digious growth on hi place this sea
son, rucntion of which was niade in
these column. It is Egyptian wheat
and the original wed came from Flori
da. The yield of the little tch
grown by Mr. Klger thii seasou is es
timated at '-i bushel per acre. He
owed thirty acre of it during the
first rains little more than a month ago
and it growth ha tsen so marvellous
that it i now ready to be sheeped. Mr.
Kiger rvfurd five dollar f..r a single
tUhel of this w heal.
The C.tbett-Mit. hell prize fight 1.
said to be off. Mitchell ha stopped
training.
Ileal Estate Trautfer.
H liKNE.
J H (iisshnan to Malind.t Wright,
'ot 1, block 4, Ellsworth addition;
Emma Fiu to J.-i j.hlnf Fi, lot h,
1,1k 2ii, ColI.-i.-e Hill Park; f lout
Juanlta lloud to Carrie Ixiweiisteiu,
lot 5, block), Shclton'a ad; fsU.
ITHXTMV.
J E P Withers to Augusta Patterson,
.1) acre one mile northeast of Eugene;
112V
A W Patterson to Ma Patterson, 2
acres near Eugene; f.'lJO.
John Ilow.-rs to W H Alexandsrand
W II Hoirman, V, acre In Tp H 8,
It 4 W; 13.10.
A L Vaughau to Ada ( Welle, l'X)
acre I u Tp St. Ill W;(4iw.
AlU-rt ltolrt to Cora E Itoberta, 40
u rt in Tp 1H S, It 5 W; f UO.
DO Hover to I W Mitchell, land in
TplsS. 114 W; 2V,.
Elizabeth Ebls-rt to Mary Ilrattaln,
interest In I'U acre in t 17 r 3 w; tl.
Peter JohiiMin to Wm Irvine, 7 acre
iutl7r3w; f4(.
E It llollents-ek to W II Hollenbeck,
4.(1.1 acre of P F Dlair' donation;
H:ni0.
A W Patterson to Augtista Patter
on, 2 aere, one mile northeast of Eu
;ene; f ki.
J E P Wither to Mi- Ida Patter
ton, 3 acres, one mile northeast of Eu
gene; 12o.
F( Ebv to Frank Ibse and E Van
Vrankin.'lot 3, blk 61, Miller' part;
;7j.
Flurenre Item.
The West, Oct, 20.
Salmon are not plenty this week but
he canneries are kept leasouably busy.
The schooner Thercse left San Fran
Isco for this port ou the loth and may
seen in our river soon.
We have about come to the conclus-
;on It is alsmt time to call a hall on
'dead-broke'' men coming to Florence
.vpncutlng themselves a million
.lire. Iteverend Itohluion returned to
Florence Tuesday and Inform us he I
o locate at McCoy and will ofllciate
utstorallv there ana at Ana. c
.otimeuI him to the people there, and
'ie and his estimable wife will be fol
lowed by many well wis he from
Florence people.
The Simla w lumU-r Co. of Acme has
cut the keel of the new sailing craft
teing built by Kimball A Stevens, so
we are Informed. The lat, when
-uniplftcd will I l.'iO feet over all;
ia-niii, ;W fe't: hold 8 feet and will car
ry three mast. Her building will lw
tiierintctilfd by S. Daiiielson ofCo
juille City, Oregon.
Ceo. M. Miller has let a contract to
Mr. Sutton to Improve Oargnler Av
enme and other streets.
Dailjr Uusrl, Oct 2S.
FaREWKI.I. PKKKoRMAXrt lMin
the urgent rcpiest of many of our citi
zen Norton's Merry Maker have con
sented to give another performance at
Klilnehort's theatre tonight. This will
Is? their farewell perfonnanv in this
city. An entire change of progiamme
will ls given. The performance last
niht was attended by a very large
audience and gave general satisfaction,
a the enthusiastic applause through
out the entertainment fully proved,
f So tonight. We assure all that they
will receive five times the value for
their money. They w 111 play at Junc
tion City tomorrow night.
Compliment ah v. A student of the
-tate University, w riting to his home
laper, the Union, Oregon, Scout, aay:
"'1 lie University dormitory will poou
' completed for occupation. It i a
desirable addition to the campus and
Usik well. There are more college stu
-lent than ever before now In attend
nice. The recent change Introduced
iy President Chapman are working
veil, aud the school Is iu a flourishing
ondition. Ia-1 every youth In Oregon
ake advantage of it before it la loo
ate." -'
Tiik Pit 1 1.01.00181-8. The new uni
versity society have chosen Saturday
vening as their tegular meeting night,
lie first set of officer for the society
a follow: Frank Matthew, prcsl
ent; C. H. W.ksIsoii, lecretary; Will
IcClurc, am!iut secretary; Ed Ury
on, treasurer; V. A. Johnson, editor;
. M. Jlen,cui-Mir;Theo Tyre, sergeant,
t-arms.
That Bio Pihiu Indenendeiice
Vest Side: It. D. Coomt, who went
o Portland and exsi'til to go to New
'nrk, to sell his hops, w hich he had
ooled with several others, found he
uild do as well in if not U tter in Port
nd than in New York aud to sold,
he pool miislsted of l.Tii.OHI pound
nd over f2'i,'Ml wa neeivel. K. I).
oos.r and his friend are well
leaned.
To Ui ii.d a Stkamf.k. t-loremv
est: m. Johnson, H. I). Chamber
tin and Ueo. W. Craven were outgo-i-igimssengers
on Welneslay, tx.uiid
lor Eugene to build a boat that i in
vuded to navigate the Willamette riv
er between Eugene aud Poitland.
Wimimim. JoNE.-Florence West:
i.eorge M. Miller ha shipped his
vindiiiiu to Falrniount w here It w ill
do service for some kind of water-work
of that place.
Makki:d.-AI the Houf Eugene,
I-.ugene, Oregon, October 24, 1 ".a. by
O. W. Kinsey, J. p., J. E. Kennedy
and Stella H. Laudera, all of Lane
county, Oregon.
Marriki.ai fummer Lake, Oct.
10. lv.G Mr. J.w ,,h O. Walter, to Mis
Aurora ter. lr. Walter attended
ttie I ui versify here two year.
Captain Humphrey atltribute hi
l-overy from his re.nt siekne la
j t ie lils-ral use of egg noKg. There are
iUitude who are williog to try the
J remedy.
reroai.
t.iri.MM,(M.
(teo. Wood, i, aon.l,,,
Mr.. W.S. M.kM1 u
Eugene. '' (
Ex-4-.,m.uLi..r Ujl
ion oer last liiw.t.
1 N. Itoney and J. p. Iu.
imill-nurg IinI.IV,
has. Jjiuer and
turtletl tmfiiM fl.t. .
- sHerii.,,!,
lerin.
Marctllus
Y""if Mura,4
,r'P to P.mu,.
" ii. uu a ,r o . !..,
C. II. Itaker ha cndmi fc
the w inter on hi
vllle
J. 1. Curriu and V -
CotUge Grove, i-a.,e d.nrs . ..W '
thl morning.
Mis. Ituth suit' f H.rrw,
yUitlng at the r.ldenee of z. 77 1
I, In Eugene.
Henry Welnhard. thf m,
brewer of Portland, u
at the Hotel Eugene ywtenu.?
retnrtiiHl liiinu f.n i , . ' m
lllr 1()CW IK.
Ing.
W.J J S,,,,, of
arrlv.
rne.i in r.iigHle ynfofa.
tirnnt Pass, wli.n.
be luuli.
tome time developing , mltll
erty. 'r
Wlu..l IhbI ll..--.l i .
. ....... iiwiii l)T, X -
Hendensmwiu In Washing, r'
D. C. He heard of hi. K,tL. P:
while he was in New York lit. .
ing asked by telegraph how u'a-.
was geiiiug aioug.
I. K. Thoiua an 1 wife
Itoseburgon thu local thi ift,
Mr. Thomas has be..n vi.ltltij M
former home here several Jrv g,
wa in the rush at the optuioj f 3,
Cherokee strip recently and ,
a corner lot in the towmit o( gjj
A Card of tiratltnd.
May the kind heart aud
which have rend-ri such luriDf
vice during my hubaud'i Kb,
celve the same yinthy In tint t
afiliction. "Iiiamuch as y km
done it unto one of the Kittjj
brethren, ye have done it utilo '
Miw. Dr. U. J. Tuavis axo Fixiu
Ax Oi.n Oih:xm:r.-V w
formed that the man Ir. bo(W4
Empire City, Cs county, ult!ji
few mouth since on account ! U
connection w 1th a woman, that n
not to hi credit. This time 1 aoj
to have successfully evaded itxofiaa
a nothing haa Uvn heard froa Li
since hi leaving the hotel.
A Pionkkk DtAP. Jo. Sjii
villc, a pioneer of A die. I athaV
near Harrlsburg, 011 Moinlar
(M. 1, IS'.a, at the age of !el
year. He was a pioneer of Kltt
waa a man highly rie teil lyi
circle of acuaintance. He kiv
wife and several grown cbilJ)i
mourn his death.
Psllj iiu.nl. "ri
Packixo Friit. NorrU Hiiptc
rey oommenceil packing hi tit
crop this morning. He um m
planed boxes, and oileil paper to emr
the fruit with. We are of I'm opu
that Mr. Humphrey would bf tE
paid for hi extra tmuble els k
sell his product.
iii:r .uri. on a
Tramp Dmi. The trmp 1
"Owney" wa In the trail car
iiioruiug't I.H-al. He started fMs Al
bany, N. Y., and always trawa
the mail clerks. He hw nW l 4
way for a year or two and .TUit
joy the life.
' ' - k - - "
MaKKIKO. Ill Lane iuiitT, 0
gon, (Vtobcr l I y P- r
(iilliert, L. V. Hak. r of Pol's t:3'
and Daisy Mulvan.y of Lane (wttj
HiRTH.1 October 2, to tl.e ifc
Samuel Howard, a teh
(laughter; October 21, t. th.-
Cha. Uorrle, a ten pound n.
Corvallit News: Unite n inr
tant transfer of real pn.Tty
List week In Lincoln county.
Iartlctothe deal were A l!udi,th
known Salem banker and J"'! Lj
of the Oregon supreme court 1
deal waa quickly made and waJ
airklr. The pn.jK rty was traufe
from Mr. Bush to Ju.lire Lord,
wa a block of laud Iu a summer rfV
and tho consideration as 5
This did not Include dehn oieiit uw
An editor of a palr
l..,w. i-mi'.hI IlMlana
! M
CenU worth of cfr.e, a tntj
pouud sack of flour and a sir
He aay that is tlie way H.e "u
chant ls.- when he w .111 is li'tl.
printing
It nowTppTars that wheat:
gon Pacific is -old in D-cem'-sTtW
bidding will I spinud.
that among the bidd. r- wiinl
P. It. R, the (ireat N-rliern
number of the shareholders resell
Philadelphia.
It is st tied th..l the " " 1 '
company shop are t run
11 1
lime, nit vuim.
today and appli.s l "II P""'1 "D A
yrem Utw.s n El 1 a si. l l'"r""'
Thi order tU uil t " " "" :) '
crease the p..j-r.I tl''.,"-
The PoriUnd Exis-'l""' .v-1'
Saturday night.
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