The Eugene City guard., April 21, 1894, Image 6

W. V. T. I'. (O.UKSTIOS. I
Olflrlal KriM.rl ofTli MfUutf f Ilia'
Laa I onaty OrcaiiltalMii.
at Ireaitrll Unt
,,1 I
' I
li urn. .i,i,iiI .-..nvriilloi. of tliu
Iaiir I ounty V. r. T. I'. met al -n
well on the aflcriiu of April ', li'-'l,
at lliu M. K. chunh, with the presi
dent, Mm. ". J. I'oii.lori, prvalding.
Convention s'iie wild devotional
etrrcl.. ii.uduclel by Mra. I.. A.
Juliiiwiii. Tin regular order of hunt-
lll-M WNM tll II lllkl II Up, all'l I III' fol
lowing Colli III It tee. MMMtlU-'l:
L'redciillula-Katti II MK IuuK, l.illie
Hii.tt.
l'iirte.ta-l. A Jnlmaofi, I.lllle
Hootl.
I'riM-M llalley, M Houston, Mary
I low.
lU-aolutlona Mra llaiidaaker, Mm
Franklin, M -i.
Finance A it Hlgg", I A Johnson.
KIIKK1 OK liil'.M v itm m.
The trt-twurcr'a rcn.rt showed a Ul
imv on hand of :''- afu-r meeting
the yrar'a cxn-.
Tim prcsldml r rtl Ihree I'nion
In the cunty; one In Junction, one In
t'leaweil and one III Kugene. All are
In a pri.M'rotu condition ami working
efficiently along Hie llnca f teiner
nee. TImi ri'iMirli from I'X-al I'liiona how
that regular iimlliiija have ln held
by each during the year; lhal hvlur..,
Kiwim'I leininniv inertlng. aw-lals,
and the olm rvaliee of ullli: invasions
had Ui n a part of the year'a work by
th diltcrelil I'liiona.
Itcria of county auirliiU-iidrnta
waa next In order. Mm. H. A. MeAI
Inter, auia-rlnlciiilciit of acleiiliili) tern
ih'Ihiiiv in-tru. lit n. gave an excellent
" i . .... ,...
.... ( I, l j.,i.i.rlinitil aaY Ilia V
...K. -
lug our limine m'ii.s.i
M 1 1 owe, stipe rinteli
. i ... . . i ii..
liieiu oi iiivt'iiiii' ,
.it r ....,.!
woik, reiMirlril three
1.. I. H. 111 me
county.
1.. A. Johnson, U-rilllcll'lellt of
lllernturi', reported ,'ssiu pagea litril-iit.-l
In Kug.-ne.
IUKirt of Knte II. Mct'lung, auiar
llitemleiit of cvaiigflistltt work, allow
ing I 111 ilejiaitiuelll to lie the UihIk of
our work, win very Interesting.
l(cort of M.Odcll. uN'rliiti'iilenl
of I'lilnli Ngnal alnl White UlLls.n ilt
imrluient, n ixirtiil 4.1 of thene mi(ht
taken by mi inlrra of the V. C. I. I'.
In thl county.
('oiiiiiilttcu on ernhnliuU nHrti,
Dim follow lni( ileleKiil'-M linwiit: M A
Howe, H A MrAllNter, A U Kl(fk', V J
( oml K II Mct'lunit. M (klell, M
lloiikton, I, A Joliiiw.n, Al llulley, Mr
lli.ii.liker, l.llllu N-ott. Mr (iiltliin.
Krhhty nioriiliiK, after formal om-iiIiii(
a iaN-r on juvenile work wa rem I by
Mury llowr. follnweil hy K''eral li
cuwit'in KvaiiKelUlin work wait next
lnlriluce by A. It. ItlKK. at 'n-i-ilrut.
Tint iiliwtloii IhiX by I.. A.
Johnwtii brtiii;ht out many orm Ileal
lllli'ollollit.
Krhlnv lifteriiiNin the eon ventlon H
H'IiiI'IkI at 'iiW o'clock. After ilevo
tlonuU Hie following olllivni were
elei'le'l for Hie enMiliitf year; I'nwl
ileiil, (.' J Coiiilon; wi Aiblie Ox
born; lee mi', Jeiiule llniiiin; tntimirer,
M IIouhIoii.
The reHirl of Hie i-oinmlltee on
llnniice iHintiiliiol m ine cxivlleiit kiik
Hint lona for InervaxliiK fumU ImiiIi
of county ami local Iri amirlea.
A very Intercut I nit iiaiwr by ('. J.
Cotillon on nynlriiiiilii' hIviiik wan rcal,
followeil by tri'lieral ill ui-lon.
M. Iluuntoii win cUi'tcd ileli-Knle In
t:ite iHiliVelltliHI.
On iiiollmi, the convention nil
JouiikiI to iih vl one year hciuv lit
Junction.
A I.KKtT MILI.IUTION.
fit to Mi: lit HhellfT Nohtnl
Uatl ( ollerrl 1 0 1 .IM.H.7U
In Tair.
Hie woile of Lane county are cer
tainly cut it Ktl nirulte for the rnmpt
uianiier In which they aro avliii
their luxe to the county. Hhe IcaiU
the nHi-w,oii of all coll nl lea III the
tale, w li It-It la certainly a grand ad
vertisement. hhcrlll Nolmiil kimlly liamU u the
follow ing IlKiiren of tlie'trtx collect Ioiib,
nml they nH'uk for tliemwlvett:
t 'hIIii IimI up to Airll tl,
I s f SN.IV'U HI
Cullit'leil iIiiiIiik the Wtvk
cmliiiK April 1.1 l.l.ttW.tt
Total ltM,l.:tl
The mlU w ill Ih' cl.meil I hi evening,
we mule inland.
I'.lli i.ur.l. .ill It.
A (iiiAMi t 'liiiiu a.- lit tn fen .'i0
ami T.'i of Ihe It.I Mngent In the city
from tin vnilomi n llgii.UNorganlatloini
ami sinew hen have milled In foriulng
a grand chorus for the purpose of ilia
ti.iin.liig nncretl M.ug at the ininlnc
Niillonul AtiM'tiihly of Hie Cumberland
I'rt-fhy terlitn church, w hich uieeU herv
next month. A reporter nf llietil'AHIi
ttMik tHfa-ioii to drop In at relnar-nl
butt evening ami ll.teii to the .'Hi vnitvtt
pre-ent. The chorila la limler the ettl
('lent illreetloli .if the Vcterull tenor, U
(1. Adair. Among the chotin we nt
tlti' Hut lending aol.i talent of Kugelie,
ami till with I he care, given to relienr
Mtla, I amply miltleieiit loamiire uplen
tint iiiumc lor the awuibly. Itcaitlna
plaiiti ami orgnii, a full act of orclitnlra
lli.lttlllli lltit In the hainU of our bent
playen., w ill avlt the ihoriin. This
,iiinvi iiieiit of our ItM-al niimlclaii U th-r-rving
of the higheot comuieiidatloti
if all our Mt'p'e. I he t horn will rv
liear-u again next Tuely riming.
A Hahii I.n k. I'he Kugeiie I -g la
ter, a ratlieal repiihlh aii vt haa Hi la
In aay eoiui'rnlug the rvpuhlicaii can
.i. late for pr.Mvutlng attorney: W
U'lleve Hie repllhll.'ail iMUVt'lltinU
made one flat failure, ami that
through a pledge of otrciiglli that waa
iiiiiuttletl. That waa In the Humilia
tion Hindi' by the act-olid Judli'UI dis
trict K.aht r Ihe man liaiuetl la total
ly until for any oltl v In Hie gift of the
.i.ple, or be Into l.i ii greatly inl-rep-ariitetl,
ami we have no rvaaou todount
. .
iof bu.14 Aj.nl l I
ArillK III Vl.K. The ateniuer r.U-
gene arrived up at 2 o'clm k thin after-
noon, loaded with aUmt 'J.'. tons of
frc-li'ht. She start.il from Harrlsl'iinx
at M n'tlts-k this morning, making thr !
riiniiing lluir only X hours. I hi-Is
fralifi iug to Captain Joliea ami also lo
ul shippers ami busliirw men. The
nvrrwlll likely remain at lit ptewnt i
atajr until along In Juna. I
. AIi)KIUV.
Ilie llalnUr A.limprlatrly ib-rtr4
Hy Tl 1 'Uf srliuol.
ilj (jusl'l. A Ml IV
Arl.r iluy, a ol.-. rv.l ilirinihut
tlx- alMlr as H holiday. ui iipprnprl-
alely ci It I, in "I by Hie pul'll
Sf IIIS'IS
of l.ugi lie till ull. ri.i wii.
AT 1 in: I VI HA I..
The fo.low Ink' ioKriiilm' wii.reii
ib ntl on Hie t' iiieli i,l Hie ttiitritl
mIiooI :
fMilig ItV N-bool.
I'layrr-lu-v U A lilair.
Invocation - llv l'iiult.
I'laiiliiiK trec-.Mi-. Ituby Men
ilrlcka. I be tree i Monterey ( .rtii
wa tloiialitl by Hon T ti llell'lllck.
ami waa tleiliculetl lo the iii-iiiory of J
M Jlemlricka, brolber oi lloii Til
Heiitlrit kit. I
AtblntM-lir Jo l';ill. I
Atblriw-Muvnr Kilcinlly.
Aibln-M-J J Walton.
fM,njf Auierii a.
I'rnuraiuuit'4 were nlio rcii'leritl in
the Mvt-ral nMimaof the m-IkoI.
J lie MMiina were l nut. hilly ami
lienlly ileeorutcil Willi lltwei, iliaw
liiK on him kUmriU, etc.
AT 1IIK .KAH.
Thetb-ary aehoiil exerclw were at
follow:
Invocation, by N boot.
Ib-mliiiK oi inw rnr.lli'K .rlr
Ihiy, by t'lyile t'tiifhlre.
fonj, Hcliool.
I'luuting In, Krlnllie 'I'lioin t.ii
A-bin-., Ib-v. i. M. Wbilioy.
1'mytr, iy I lev. II. I.. Iloiinluuiu.
Ntlig, N hool.
The tree at thlit ilmv wu liittl-tl III ,
cumiliemoralioti of mi elet iue, ,'t
llerr preacher Itml lllllnetl I jicle I'llllip!
Mulkev. The variety wan Mnnti rey '
yim-M himI tin isvimciis
I . . .
Were pn-;
mnUil bv J. II. 1 111
arrit. ;
"'
After the tree pl.ilitlni! the incinU rti
of the w'IhhiI all
t their iniiin roim
i ... ..I.
where exerci"f w eie ,
hebl In Ihe M'Veral rooiun. The ilem. i
ralioiia In each room i-oiimMi tl of llow-!
em anil Hair", w ith aoine n inurkublv
iiirreet illuw liitftt on the bliu klioiiril, I
dune with citloieil chalk and rt pr, III- I
Ing lloral ih-corutliui ami hi-torical i
weiiea. I he Kinging and n t iiati lit in '
each riMiin were a cn-tlit to t he m hool ;
at lare nml Klvea evbleliee of a can fill
ililerettt on the piirt of I'fof. JoIii-m j
ami bU able I'orttt of lady ik-MiuiI.
The litNip drill Wut n purtieulnily
pleiiKilig part of Ilie exetel'" . All the
puplU, even the llmt nml w find rade
rXeellletl till' drill, lieconipMllletl by
lllllill', Willi iw.lollNhill.' pleei-loll i
w illiollt the proinpllug ol a tlin etor. i
rKIM-MVIION".
Several of our Iradini; citiru', In,
their uhiiiiI thoiiubtfiil muiimr, lo-,k
thin occn-lnll lo make Millie Very Hp- i
preeiulde (llt In both whooN.
Mayors. II. 1'rieiidly pr.Miihd a
laigv-Klxe, Hleil-eliK'aviiiv, iiiihIkIIv
frameil, of Abraliaui l.iuitiin, to eaeii j
NchiNil. Mr. Scliwarz-clilltl, Itke
Wite preaeliletl eacli mIiiniI Willi a
Milendul fort mi I of i it li. I i ii;e Wu-h-1
Ington. Thew plctiiret now
mloril ;
the wallx ol tlie IiikIiiI i:r.ide in
buildluif.
Mr. Ilitt. I 'raw nl-t iin
I
nod Ihe I
ravuii; of;
mcIhhiI with a baml-Hiiiie eiiumving of
lelieral ttrnlit, nml another l t ieiicral j
t Irani and hit family, I fill neatly !
friimetl. Thexi pleiiin-t u ill hung ii 1
the wnlU of Hie Mil urinl.- r.M in the
Central building.
TlIK 1'fT Ml N. - t'oltiig.' drove
l.tnih r: The nl tii.-tt, I low nlng ami
Weaver eon . li"l If loliml by the par
I v of wnrchem. They mi l a wid late.
Wllhlii four lull.'" ol lie Aiinii' i. lint',
ill a trail Jut Uinile fn-.li hy Ihe wmw
hoe of Ihe man coining ihmn, they
nn I Hi. ir giliile Ihollght Ilu y could
have no trouble III tlmlilig the mine,
Ml they ieriliilleil Iheir guide to leave
Ihein.'hilt III nu I our a blinding Mm
Ktnrill came lip - the lliot -i Vele ol the
aeamill, W hlcll blMetl nt'Veli tla. Ill
mich n blinding Mono it w at iiiihi-M-hie
for them In nee tin ir feet. The
lat Ira.ttt foiiml bv lh.e Iih. king for
them wi re w here the Hr men had
been trumping around in n t ilt h- h,..e-li-Mtly
lont with tin earthly putcr to
wive them The r.-xiilt in t. Mi ki ii
Ing of w hli h to w rite, too a l ami too
painful to coiitcinphite. The niin. r
In camp ituhM'rihfd over one bun. In .1
ilollarn til prewlit lo the wile of Mr.
Ik.W lllllg.
A I'Ki't'l.l All C A s K. - llarriMmig
( mirier: latw Is a t uli.ir crt atuiei
ami II is at times, so .lli.ctlv nppi
I
to lust hi', that it Is li uoii.hr that nil!
criminals tin llol c-cacili lelitloll. All !
I m-lt It'ii t was mi'iilly int iitloii.il in I
..HI nre-elic. u h ct. furnishes 11 l' ni,I 1
lllii.tmlloii: A few u.iks nu...
Hay ami W. I'ropM were arn -lcl for
the'fl. They lunl a iireliiiiliinry hear
ing before JilMice llowell nml llieir
trial watt wt for Hie follow iug d.iy.
It wan ttiiitiiuiillv ieMt rlaiiii.llh.il
theolliiiM wat commuted in l.aiie
coiiuly. The Mii-rill nf that county
watt null Hit I nml illnler hi-. I he hhcrlll'
iliitruf lion Ihe JliMhv and comhihlf
terforinetl M-rviit-M nliiolititlug to live
or nix tlollaitt. I he ollrli.li i nrv ii,,w
expiating their crime In the f nilt i.ti
ary, w hile Ihe county court., of hoili
l.lliu ami 1 Jtiie t'.Hiul li - n In-e to pay
the JuMhv ami con-table for their mt
vlrt-a.
A I I. Il-ri ... v,l l!l' tl ,tl IIr..iktHi
Paaa Courier: Although III.' j phlne , "
eaves are now nllrnetiiig the aiteiition
of tu outside world very few ol' evt 11 !
our old n-sidelils have iit r iiled,
much less t-xplnnil them. 1. i-tmau,
the . xpri-ssiiiaii, howevi r, spt ul a h.i k
up there a year or so ai;o nnd was 111
for a ilistauii of a mile. He u be
made lio attempt to explore Ihe big;
holes lo llieir cxtrvmity, hill he pro
1101111.111 lh. 111 the grandest tiling in
America. The walls ami ivillngs of
Hie various mammoth cliamls rs glitter 1
a Hiougli set w ith diamonds ami the
better the light the lucre wt irdand
uiaguilltviil Is the tit'ii t. Tin rv will
iloubtleM 1st a large niimls r of vi-itor
reglstcnd lime the tumiiig sniiiiui 1.
II till. Ilir. .Ni the Antonaii, a
gell'lt mall III thl i ll V w. l.t hoiin' a
few rveliing act. and cit-tmllv rv
marked, as be bung up his bat, "I nv
women are nob! at actual value In
St'attlc. A woman was liuht at a
cliiireli fair up I hi re fr Ilie tints "
" W. II, I know a woiiin, al.nil the
time I w as married, w ho w a sold fiT
nothing," n-phttl hi- ife. Then the
man put on bis hat again ami weut
down theatreet.
1 Bl.ilie! lao4 rrrii)trriQ AMrmbljr.
Follow lug la a lint of iiumi-a rreelvetl
by the committee oil eutel laililllMlt
(m our lnl aecoiint:
K It Alexander, .Midlothian, Texan.
Ml- Alexander, " "
ir Jl I' lloiw, (ireeiivllle, "
Mm I tone, " . "
M V iludxili, reelilMd,
J M W llUnm., Ivw.-ll. Ark.
1 K M MiMire, Wiitfitall, Kan.
T II I Inlev.
J II Hemphill, lt!dfc'y, III.
J II llnwrr. Nunllit. Mi-.
Mm. I'A Jt liklnt, lluiil-vllle,
Ala.
J W Mount, t lurkfVille, li iin.
H II MtCloalu ami wife, rort Smith,
'Ark.
lit-v A It Iteiiick, Thuncuiia, Tex.
JteV M Norilient, lillelde, Tell,
j ln e.
J Inn Ih-ii ItoU-rlwiii, llemlcrwui,
I Telineee.
I II. II. Kin, Wll.l. rnc., M..
! Ilev W V M liarkt-r nml wife,
! WimU.r, III.
i W II l.lai k, I). I., Mar-hal, !.
. CeV I' V ( ulllloll, M Kl llle, Tt-llll.
I!i V J A Kiutoli, Atwm.tl, 'IVlill.
, II I 1 1 ml -on, tint nlleld,
John M (ilu.t. sliuro i, "
! Id'V. W It iiheifpiKiii, i'iiilmoiit,
I AIiiI'Nmiu.
' A It I'rieliaitl, llulhforil. Tiiin.
lU v M V KttU-Miii, lilocklon, Ala.
I'rof J I. Itullln
l: v J lUttl MorrU, Covingloii, O.
If Jllake, J 1 1, .Whvlllc, Tellll.
.MihJ.M tialit itml three (hllilreli.
.Naihville, Tellll.
llt vWll Itlulr ami wire, liutler, .
Mi'-ouri.
Itev S I'IiiIm Klnjr, Vurreiihurg,
Mi oliri.
J f ( 'obb, dt -a, Mw-oinl.
K II I irahaui, t cliterview, Mo.
l: v W tlldhain, Selkirk, Kuliui-t.
It. v V A ltMiiie, Ntill t ity, "
Mr Menu nhuuiim r " " "
Lev J J Ik lihaiu, Itilchey, Mi-.UH.
Kt V I io II Sllvilln, l.olldoll, Tellll.
I'rof M II Hot in, Wiirtrace, Telin.
Ilciirv ll Harper ami wire, Wruth
et nv, Mi- oinl.
K vj T Whit
I, lo..cy.
II 1) lloolt V.
It. v V II f
avuiMinh, icnn.
..lull i.lge, Coluinbi.'i,
iilii. ky
II I) IIil-V'.-oiI, frail HoK', Kent'Uy. I
l.ev v l l.iry, tiait.ni, .'',
1' i Hi
1 ! fin., Ciililoriiiu
V T King
.Mi recti,
'I he l.crtorr.
lul.r tiu:,t, April II.
1 1 f the li.oM belii'llcinl lecllir. it of
the coiir-N' wan delivered ul Vllliint
Hull U l evening by Itev. Karl M.
iltiur, on the niil.jccl i f the "lit U
t bill ol r.volulion to l.tllil-M."
Ilit ilimniirM' w at nu iiruuuiciit'itivi'
eXpoMtlon ol the hllcllglll id Hie liltniil
In .i , or, "W hy uie wt- Ik, nml to do
r i -! i IV" III the liilrtMliictioii he gave
xhort hut coiichiHive l. ful.iliiit.t ol the
lour ii i l; ii mill t x that the Inherent
Ircligtli of the moral law w u ohtiiiticd
through ciiMom, math' by law , liiduti .l
bv rell.ion or t-liforeellielit of coll-
m',.1,1 e. Then he lolloped w ith the
P'tHi-iilon Hint iiiiiii'k moral tint u r-
him followed u ilcvelopliielit Ihe Mill f
, ,hvi iial orgalii.atloii-. The tcicil
i,i,. law that ban contn !! d tint tit v. I-
u.;i. iit of tin' moral lialiire U allke
1 1 miiiic, Ihe "mirvlvnl ol Ihe liltcM;"
1 l.til l-, tho-e Irnilit or attainment.-!
, al( U.( tittrd to inet t the con-
dittoim of Hit ir eliviroliuiclit, lire the
tun it w h it'll Ki.r ive from ciieialioii lo j
p uiTutioii nml UK'' t" it:-1'. iti l it u-
IhW In il iipplic.ili.il t.iinoial law in
tin Idil.tU enlill.it If expect, d to flir-ni-li
pithif hill I'oiii'nuiiitiei. nml n i
tioiiN IIIII-.I lie looked to for ext'lllpllli
cnl ion. The family, a coiuHinciit of
the community, i the root ot all moral
fime, nml the application or the prill
cipli'ol'the pn M rvalloii of tho-e foni s
wlilcli lire InmI ntletl to tin' pcrpclual
illg colldiliolls ul wiejely it lat mailt'
lull'. The forget fill lie if individual
wcllnru that others iii n family oreom
niuiiity inav fare well, nil those tiiali
Ilea of gentler nature, love, ht lfwieil
ll.f, till virtilit which in. lit ale the
higiicsl klamlard of uiorahly, lire not
only useful hut licet s-:i;y to the s.T
(H'tuity of socicly.
Then follow ul a very logical argu
ment that thu moral code of liMlay is
hut Hi' Inlerpnliilion of Hie moral
font's which have l-tn louiiil lo
Is' llltisl nml Ifft by Ii ti i in ti exs r
iciice thrtiiigli the cvoliilion of nges
pn-t. As for the net loll of will Hint
l,i lugs In Ihe tUiKt,ni of eoliseicliee.
What has proven to If most coiidu-
l ive 01 unman li e ami i.appu c lias
Isvoinc mi strongly impressed through
t ile of hniiiiill life uml happitiesa bits
re.tl:y. Hint we ollei, acl through In-;
lii.tive '.. without s.ek..ig un 'x' I
j. .,. ...Hon of Ihe ilght or n.ng I bus
I l..i iniirn it 1 11 ft n.t . I itniffi I I nil ltd anJ
im' m ore iippareni
ani'lv eontratlit le.l while the rta-oli ;
j of lothiv bllslea Hm'II' w Illl Hie ollltioll
of iiic -I billable moral restrict loin. It !
Is I, ul the evolution ol moral science;
and the Miuie priH'.s.-es im working :
now as lu the .u-t, and will rxisl In!
; 1 1 it- future, raising lUv standard ol 1
I nml al in lion nearer nml near, r lo T 1
fielloli.
' The lecture wns most inlcresling ami
! cM'iy itiguuielil at closely followed
by bis htarcrs. We n gtel tlinl we arc
1 iinal.l.' lo oiler a eh uhT or more coiii
1 plcte synopsis. Itev. Wilbur w ill tic
I liver two sermons at Ihe Coligregn
j ticiinl church in this city tomorrow
morning nod e. t iling. Hi sermons
w ill lt foiiml worihv of large cniign'
Woui.n's Kaiii Aw Alius. The see
n lury of the Oregon world's fnlriiuu
mis-ion has Ju-t ntviv.il fnun Hie
chairman of tlie executive ctimiiiitl.i
oil nwartls 11 rtilltil lists of the uwar.l
giaiitcil to 1 xhM.liors from Oregon at
the w 01 1.1 s lu.r III the tlctiirtuieiits 01 1
iifri. ultiin', fonstry, hortn iiltur.., I'nh '
and ll-htri.s, rliersaml mining, man-
iilaciun-s, Ulsral arls. Hue arts and !
ethnology. Knun these lists it s
1. .0i1.1l that On'gon eapluml alsmt
-i .'. .11 medals 111 11. uittitioii with
tl.c rid iu the several department
st me gnat Colunihiaii exs.iiiou.
l i ion iNi'urriug In the spelling of
some of the tiames ami stoltlo have
In 11 11. 'tii ami these turrii liniis hav.
Ist'iiM iil to the eliniriiian of the ti. 111
initlti' al Washington, IV l, so that
no errors may ! made on the medal,
diploma and official publications.
CnMI'l IMI.NTXKY. - unction City
line-: Ihe ll ikreiie til Aid' n r'e I
the nominee for governor al Hi n pul
ht ill col. lelitloll hour ill ndvaiit
i f the l-ortland Ti k'lrralu I hed sy
no thing Ihe matter w it ti if.' tit'Akl. s
ititcrpri
(KLbWULL lA-iL'ALIILS.
w.
r. T. I'. t nvriilloii Tlif IT'
crru"li,ri -tllhrr ole.
Mm. liavU. of Kniriiiount. vittikt)
! with Mm. John stone, of ihi pluce,
laMw-ek.
n.ore pr.i.-. i'.ia wtiit up Itear
"I'.''nTaide
ilHK proiliaon..
Solill- tl,
t creek sun
.oraiiyinii.K .......o.v.
. . .i t , .. i
1 J. II. Whltcakcr l'l a valual.Ie toai, ynm-tw hic iwy , - -I
Imme Sutunlny from pin uuioiila, ae oil cotton, proUttH thu laborer, t tc;
I inriiiinr to lir. Miller. t , rill . hi Custur oil. tiretecU the
School lKan Momiay, April l, with
I'rof. Stv.tl ami Ml- Ma-t, teacher.,
am a fair iittcmlunce
We want Willie of thcMJ amateur
eourt. i.f Juhti, to hold a tenn at l lo-
venlule ami protei ute a etrtaiii young
man over there for cruelty to aiiiiiiaU.
, i . ...I a.. I... .... .. 1 1,.. a I lild
lie I. n iH.net, ... .....
.X-i'-i' ur.lTnS
while lioU rt wu talking to hU bet
girl, all unmindful of the itoor animiiN
wiu.tM. Wh.a-ver goe to urn.! him
ohould go around, however.
.. . . , i ...
Ihe eount V convention o IlieW.t.
r i ui.i. t. .....I i...r., iaL
week, waa a pleiioaiit ami prolltahle
nun n pleiiHiiiil ami proiiiaoie
g. Although only nUiui a Uox-
gate. iwere preM-,,1 . ti,..
,-, but put every . Ib.rt to he i e-
meetllig.
ell ilelegntea
e..i,,pll.hi..emofthi. work they hml In
III, lit, I.. Illll lllll .'..I . .1...IL 11. .11 It
hand. Thumday evening waa imtii- larill on cutlery, carjteis aim trot
pied by the iiddriM of weleome by . (.ry prottt'ts the hou.o wife; a tar
Nt., l.illif Se.,.1. w hie!, wuh .lellvend -n, machinery,
In a verv earn, id nml lliler.ting liiali- . ii i
in r, ti ti
1 the
rvt-ponf
bv Mm. .MoAIIn-
ler. of Kugeiie, which w.4.t full of prat
Heal u"K' Miotic, lodow. il by a pr-1 rags, protects the bepgar; and the
iMainol aoliua l.ml recital loin, by the , , , , j t.M .,rotec , t10 ,!,.
Iin-.iI I.oal liiiiterumv I-gioii. hri-j
tlay inoriiing and iilternoon ae.inn . gogne.
We're tilled with enriicitl lliwUnniollH j " " " "
mid kx"I work In plan nml n-Htrt-l .luiicli iii City Time: Tlie an
(hat it would hurry any convention of i lllla U1l,lri-s of Mayor Friendly, of
men to. how them '"O '-t-ray ! Eu h!)oWH Hlat t.itv to boon
g. til l'.-throii'li illi roiitiiu' bufli.ew. r , , , .: i
Mi-, fwmloi. xv, ie-. lfetc.i eounty sound biotin;,'. hile the city had
pr -idci.t. l'rid.iy t veiling mtvioii
w a- iii'.'ilpi,il by Male I'riMtlelil .tr
A. II. Iti'ir-, in'a lecture on "The I'r -l.iliit
i m .M..M in. lit nml Woiiian'a 1'uil
ill It." Mie showed up the vast wink
doue III f.'i'iiiili;; t!:e oiigiuul Mnil.e
la, ami Ihe cluing! d comlitimi
that liiakts the lttl
,.t.. ion u iticlil one, uml then pi
i'it lied to plove the liettT-uy oi wi
! iiihu'h help at tlie ballot lxx,aWi i
a. at boii.e, III .ax ing the rining p lit i
nt i.Hi from the iilliliftroying ilrim
t m til.'. Alitolig Ihe .b-li gnt.-t we note.
' Mi xlaincH I oiilon itml 1 Inutl-iikei
from Junction, nml MiK.laiiicn t'omlon
! Mel 'lung. MfAli-hT, O'Neill nml Mr
I'rof. Itinley, from Kiieiie The Hex
, convention it ill mvt at J.int lion.
.Kl'll.
Jllllll III tit) lltll-
( Tim. Apiil 11.
liicM'hool Im-11 is cracki.l nml i!
i llal laps can only he heard a r-hoil 1 1 -,
Ihii. c.
I K. . i:hy mi I fan, llv have removci!
to WimmIIiiii n. 'I his , nves Julii'tliii,
u illioiit a real iM.il.' agent.
' Mnrv III Smilh nml wife left Mutithiv
1 for Ihlliia-s, Montana. They t'Xait
to iiiiike thai city tin Ir home.
j The lire U. s un1 enlisiilerably elated
iicr tin1 ni'WMipplit i ortlerrU by the
city. As -istli us the condition of the
streets: w ill permit (he litw tciini will
n uiiie juiit tin1.
The republican ral iftent Ion 111.1 tin :
was mt a success. Ow ing to sicklie-ut
Mr. Coiitloti lail. d to appear nml a-Ihe
liotieo was hile other ss nkcrs inultl
not Is.- M'curetl.
Itev. liny nes left Tuesday morning
for Nlixlivllle, TelillfK.s.1', to uttelld tile
aniiiial inti'ting of the national M. ..
tiillferelltf, south. He W ill la ulntelil
until the lnller purl i f May. We wish
him ti ut'ii lul journey mid u safe re
turn. A little child of I.. I'.onny waa se
verely burned one tlay last week. Ill
playing she was thrown with her face
ngaliist a hot stove nml was severely
burned on ench side of her mouth. It
Is ha red the burn w 111 h ave her moiit.t
draw II In one side.
t.Lr "'t u.'.u'l.rd .. !.e!!t i
his groi'erv lo the Van Yranki-n nrii r
nml Mr. Van Vrauken niovetl to the
llarjs.le building va. alcil by Mr. How ard.
The liackct stun' moved to the
Iiotel IdtH-k mid have now a very iit
tlactlve place.
I lull icl liciid, of thi-ciiy, lia.ssecur.tl
u , ; a.ii. lv.tl
,',... r... .,.,.1 ,, ,..',,. i,
, (K.v . , w u,
tmiguf ul anv pilch dcsircl nml will
, , , ,
... n. . . .
w ill last. I le has one on exhibition 1,1
Jackson's store.
I.t 1:1 r l.Ut.
April I t, is H.
H irictl (bo II
linker is.nr 1'
llrowu Jim
Hamilton S M
llu.ll. r (I.n W.
Andrew s A W
Chiipinnti 1 - 1 1 1 1 1
Itoyal -Mi" Nettie
Higgt'lis Miss Ira
Harrison T J
lliiill. -.oi Mr 1
McCny VOL'
New man Chits
Smith I'htts It
Warren W K
K Johnson Joseph
Mclvcnii Miss Km.
; I! i.l.-. rs Milton
Trott. r, J C
Wickhoin Kul en
Wiscarsoii Miss Sarah
A clisrvi' .'I "in roil t;!i
l.'tt. r Kltt-n ..'it. r.'r.'.rt rs.
t.' In.. I. ..li n '
. 1 1 -K l.'t k-'.lttl w
l-U s.,' tsj- srh. 1 'li rtw-l
MINNU. W .-IIHi ;iNK. P. M.
1 nrJ ol Thanks.
I desire In n by tntxprr- my lit 111
h it grntitude to the iiiaiiv friends wl
have shown s.. niaiiv tokens of lovil
sympathy nml helpfulness during II.
navnt Illness ami tie it h of my wife,
I n vm; K. OismM tN.
ll..-s. Ind. sTi.lctiti' llnterpri-
We uiitb rstaiiil thai parties have Isi 1
in this sts tioii tr ing t .1. nt nu t t..i
this vcars crop of Imps at 1.1 11 nls p :
1 . 1.11.. . 1 ... ......... .....
-.M..I, n i.n.- 1 in- -i'iiihi i-i,i,uii ..Of"-1
an' being nuilrncte I lor nt 1'. cent f
live vcars to nnne.
Lost a lis.r.-Kev. M. Ki.l.He,
formerly of this city, who I 110 ii,
Olvmpni, Wa-h.. p'n-shytt ry. bad lh-mi-loitune
t io-e a ft.t. While -.;
biiiitu g heavi.is iiccidi ntaliy
throiiwli the I.k1 and It hsd to Is'
ptltaled.
.1, '.
am
I'll.
I'llt-ll t I t N.i AlTMHM V,
M.
! llrow 11, of U.ssl tirg, wu imriiiuat -I
1 l.y the n-pul 'lii-an state convention tor
I pnwuling attorney of tlil d:trt I. .
I'UOTELTIOX.
Under a rejiublican jiruttctive
tariff everybody tiroU-etcd.
A tantl on h"rev nun unu.,
thoroUL'h-bnls. protocU the dock
rnjM.r; tt tariff on iron, protects the
Juborer; u tariff on woolen fx!,
. t tlJ lah,rc.r; a tariiruti Kail,
.rotectH the laborer; a tariff .
I . ... , , ' . ...:ir
. ......... ,i t.i. . I:,ril1
coal, jtrtiU-clH the latxtrt-r;
doctor; a tariff on biblcB, iroU'Ct
tw .,TvlicUi.r tt Uriff 0ti playing
guiubliT; tariff
l"lu ' I v , '...,.. ,
"n whi.kcy, protects the drinker, a
tariff on tobucco, protects the
ninoker: a tariff on books, protects
. .
t, t w u,r allJ iuwyt.r; a
tariff on tannin, promts thprint-
cr; a tariff on wool protects the
wooj grower; a tariff on suws and
t, ,r ,(MJ, .iw,a tllt. maliauic;
. '.' . ., .
a tariff on iron, eteel, nails and
. . , . ,
screws, l.rotects the blacksmith; a
tariff ou clothes and incrcliundiric,
tariii oil cioiuea autj uien..iu..u.cv,
protects the merchant; a tariff on
coiihv, will protect the banker,
1 .
. ....
cor.orat,ons und mUlionairee;
proiecia ilie i.irun r, jkt, aim nu lias
! a home market too! a tariff on
1 . 1 . -i. . . r -
' 10 ruu.-i.-ti on a two mill in tor
'general purjHisth untl one-half mill
tor wwem v t the receipts fur the
year exceeded the exjunilitures
k 7-i5. The indehtedneiis of the city
is hut a trillu conxitlcring her
wealth and there is not a city in
the valley or the state either for
that mutter that can make us good
a shotting. It requires genuine
Ihimiii fs men to successfully man
age the busiiii'i'S affairs of any city
and this is where ICugene used
good judgment. We tender Mayor
l''rienilly and associates our ru-th'.i.-iastic
congratulation!1.
The Jtnle -lenience Knterprise
-!.ivh that Hon. Itenjatnin llayden
names tien. John F. Miller, uncle
of Col. Ilobt. A. Miller of this city
as democratic candidate for gov
ernor, (ieti. Miller is an old demo
cratic campaigner and is a strong
man liefore the people. His dem
ocracy is un.iielionetl; his iersou
al inltgr'ty is alnive reproach; he
has a clean, brilliant, public record
his intellectual equipment is Hec
ond to none, while his Fcrvict-a in
defending the pioneer settlements
of this country from the ravages of
Indians give him a standing in
this particular that no other man
in the state eouhl command.
The bimetallic league of Kng
land has arranged to hold a con
ference of those who aro interested
in the silver rpuestion in London,
on Wednesday, May 2. Among
tho.-e who have signified their in
tention to he present are: A. J.
I Balfour, M. I'., Mr. William Lid
1 derdah', Mr. Henry II ucks (iibbs,
'Sheriff Dinsdolc, Sir William
j Houldsworth, M. l, and a large
number of representatives of the
lnkiK nl mercantile com.nuni
tv from tho principal towns and
cities of Kngland. The lord may
or of London has granted tho use
of mansion liotife for the confer
ence and will himself preside over
the iiicctinjf.
A S.in Francisco merchant has
brought a suit against his wife for
divorce on the ground that idie
bleaches her hair. She changed it
from a nut brown to a canary col
or, and tho complaint says: ''As
a consequence of this artificial col
oring the has been obliged to paint
her face and secure an artificial
complexion in keeping with the
artificial color of her hair. The
combination has given her a giddy,
fast and sporty npj.icaraiice.' The
division of the court will he
awaited with inti rest.
The closing of tlie Pollard-Hreck-inridge
breach of promise suit in
Washington, will be a relief to
newspatvr readers of refined ta.te.
; The verdict in favor of the plaintiff
meets with the favor of public
opinion generally, although the
! amount of damages awarded is of
! little moment in the consideration
of this great moral object lesion.
I It is these exposures, at various
j periods, of such cases of immoral-j
1 ity in high life tliat assist in dr iw-
nig the bonds of temperance more I
01.11 iv aisitii iminamtv.
i -
ill.
! Kevi
e.I
.
wl't"t crop in
Uio LiuUtJ Matt "
1 . 1 " . 1 1 , . .4s.ii.. int. uoivi a UlUUtTlt CUV
Mnakesthetot.il product 3M a N ... , j, 200 f , fc j j
, 000 commcrcu buMels. I he , wil, ftnJ .j & a
. HHH.lKiO busiitls less than the pre-1
ceiling year, y.t in some statts' Jude Iicllir.ger has instructed
wheat is being f,I to the hogs, on
account of the low price.
IX. A. lUn.py, the Hurrisburg loink
Mi health
of Improve-,
. 1 .1 r-rm l.a. i. Ir 1
er. i.aa n turiie.l bome.
show very li'A- siiitia
tiiii.t. w o
?IC
HKJlOCUA
LOSHt.H.
There is a good deal of sAnd
Kime in t!ie following from the ed
itor of the .itoria Hudget, Ind.
The republican prcssof the en
tiro country very naturally try to
make much capital for their party
1 from the f.at that the dt'oioiaraU
have ht lu-ivily ul all. the late
, ... .. . i-.. ... . .. .
elections. I p to the present it
has becu a natural conclusion.
Nothing eloc was looked for by per
sons whose political visions are
r.ot distorted by partisan bias.
Tho party in iowcr must always.
sutler when industrial depression
prevails. Such has been tho his
tory of iiolitics and muet continue
to be. After the panic of 1S73,
the republican majority in the
hou-e of representatives, was swept
away.
That of 1S37 was a material fac
tor in the election of 1S00, which
made Abraham Lincoln president.
Party orators during campaigns
make the most absurd promises of
proerity. Though their state
ments aro mt respected at the
time, the public has come to be
lieve that the gucceis of a party
really should be followed by com
mercial activity. Ami when such
does not follow, narrow optioucnts
exMiso with line skill the trouble
they predicted. Put tho suet-ess of
one or the other party has little to
do with adversity or prostcrity.
The laws that govern either are
not thise made in congress, hut
are the laws of nature. Thero are
low prices and high prices, good
times ami hard times, and they oc
cur regularly witluut much re
gard for the governmental politics
in fjree. Such may to a flight ex
tent alleviate or inercanc the pre
vailing condition, but they cannot
control it. High tarilf schedules
permit combinations of manufac
turers that raise prices and take
exorbitant profits. This is the car
dinal iniquity of the M c Kin ley
law, hut even that could not cause
the distress which has been exper
ienced in America, for Kngland
with a very low tarill' has many
idle workers. Nor could the fear
of a reduction bring nbout tho dis
aster of today, for in Austria which
demands the highest customs du
ties iu the world, where the great
political parties endorse protection
there has Urn widespread suffer
ing through poverty. Put jteoplo
do not think of such facts. They
ftvl that something is wrong ami
in their desire to express their dis
satisfaction they vote against the
yarty that promised proserity,
though knowing that the promises
were ridiculous.
There is hardly a doubt but that
there will be republican gains in
all tlie elections to bo held this
year. As trade increases, manu
facturers re-oien and prices ad
vance, ieoplo will learn that thero
can be prosperity as well as adver
sity under democratic administra
tions and that the political beliefs
of the party in power have little to
do with either.
Salem Daily Independent, Ind.:
The delegates to tho state conven
tion from Linn county, aro unani
mous for Hon. J. K." Wcatherford
for congress. There is one thing
that can be said of Mr. Weather
font's political life, and that is that
he has always been devoted to tho
best interests of the jieoplo. And
to show the high estimation in
which he is held in his own coun
ty it is only necessary to stato that
in 1SS2, when ho was on tho demo
cratic ticket for secretary of state,
against Hon. P. P. Karhart, that
he carried Linn county by nearly
SOO majority. Ho is certainly tho
strongest man in tho lirst district
for congre-s.
The attorney-general of Illinois
has pointed out to (ieneral Olney
that the way to deal with trusts is
to attack them vigorously in the
courts. He has obtained in one of
the Illinois courts a sweeping and
emphatic decision against the
whisky trust which stamps that
gnedy combino as a conspiracy
against tho public welfare. The
trust has already announced its in
tention to carry the case to the
United States supreme court, and
it is to be hotted that it will be so
presented that the entire question
involved in these conspiracies can
be 11 nail v adjudicated.
lr. Seward Webb, president of
the Wagner Palace Car Company,
has the largeat private park in
the I'nited Mates, if not in the
world. He owns about 200.000
aens of wild land fn the Adiron-
iliipl? ronton nf u-hl.h 1,a 1 . j i tiM.-tt.
f. T,rt Jx.v. 1
tA - S. Attorney Murphv to make
arrangements with the attomevs of
Me-srs. I'unltar. Mulkev and Pan-
-
f"n'l Polity of cn..onng to
suiuggle l hinesc, for fixing a day
i r passing sentence upon them.
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