HAD MONKY
The
1 1t K 1 1 LI-,
O. I. Came Out Jul W
Atiratl During Jane.
THK SO,l'lUltF.L Pr.HT.
ArluKily Jieraatallug F.aateru Wali
Ingtoa Oram I if M.
Whili. oilier roilrouda have U-. ii lied In the UUm-tle valley thu grain
up mill wn-tling Willi atrlk.rand a ! nfliU, the hoi. loue and the ci-.illr
.l....ior..ll..-d 1.11.1m, IIih On gn Pa- me muklng thing rather Inlcrcatlug
cltlr gll.l.-a wh..IIiI v nlong, ntl-ml. to ! I.r veg.-tulion. I p In Eaal.-rn iu.li
lu buslnc, laiv Mi I.IIU, h.-n I l"'t"" a-lrr.ia are l..lii( great '"'
Ma n.n.ui.l sr.-' a.uar.-d up l llif "'I I "'. According lo lute Information,
..r.i... i. i. .. in n. I tin! win I ml. have actually devastated
till, vlh Corvallls 'riiif Thut i the grain ll. Ida, aud In fuel all vcgclo- j
A Ha J Huu.aif.
liiouM. July IJ
U'hilt) drivlnif In Hi" country Ju.l
north of lli rlvr today Wm. stev.n
hikI lila .laugher Gertrude, lint with
tullt runaway aw-ll -nt. Uoh were
thmwii nut whilo the lion w run
ning, and the rart w.n afterward t
(ally dcmoliahcd. The old gentleman
sustained severe lnjurl-s by the lair
A gnh several Inches long waa eut Ju
i.v.r lila left rve ami lilt aide ami cheat
. .1.... i.. .....r 1 1. Lu... i.i known
ptua r I h.-u g.- on lo hlulc JU" , '"" "lwn,il" ...-"-- r-"" :; " ......it
aulwv.ihwr.l 1..0..H. I.. the year; from Endl t to the Snake river. m helher '"'' 'Jur'"?'1' 2
011 1 he iin-ic.il I'wlllf If'"- A. a re- The grain Held. W u though a 1 he young lady rvc. lv f',r'
anil, receipt, are amallcr than uamL heavy hail .torn, had pu-aed over ,,-r W than 1 at; ere .1
The work of pulling la-n.-riiH-i.Kuii them; hnnlly a slalk I lell Man. ling. 1 1..' u nfortunaU.. a-op . were brought
Ihe ln.. k.la.g,.nl,l month, haa l.-cn Ml. Fudge, of WuMal.urg, had W ho.,,., In a cnrrluye by . ''(
k.-i.t i. . uriMwr June, ami. lu ...I.IMI011 ! nen-a of line grain aboiil 12 mil.- the -ople ami lr, Ku kci.dall iall.-.l to
i-l.l ..1. ..uri.iK rfui"-, i. - , . .
o.Vl 11. w II.-. i.ltt.til on Ilia irn. k, 1 olli. r ai.ieoi iuMirn, am. .w ium ..a
im have iM-ei. out on 2"i new pll.-a I H-fl world of a..n, UIi.k lel. riiili.e.l
ilrlv.-u In the Villunii-tlo l.rlli(eal Al I lo nuike a llitht wMh the wjulrrl.-a for
l.,.v ...! .li.il ,.r n lu.lra Hive lai-ll III rro. jie nau iw.. iiien ..n i.i...
nut on a niiniU r of olli.-i l.rl.lti.-a alontf . a. If llk'litliin like Tl'JM
il.H line at vnrioua la.luU. Ill Milt., W.-t-ka, hut i-Vi-ry IllKhl
(lie
for two
I nl rr. !
however, of tin Im-reaiw In e(M-ua.-a
an.l a falllnif nil of n .i liila, after .ny
IliK foreverytlilnir ilae.l In the r.il'a
oM-rnllll ilurlliK I lie luolith, I lie laaika
allow a iHtlitnee of I JSh H1111.il It I-, In
hut i-iiumn-.l In the monthly
ikll. lt of from W) I" I(,U" that
UM il to i-oiifronl the .ma rty at the
eliil ol eaeli mouth, It la Uli enriilli.
OKKt.ON (T I V
UMIWAV.
Know
rorreaMiiidnil Wl.liea la
Why 'Ilia Work la Mot
Hone.
A rorn-ajH.ml.-iit wrlllnir from Al
bany In n-iinl to the jinM.aH On (i.ll
My flah way, any a:
"At the liu-l -.lull of the l.-yUliiUin'
linn. M A. Mlll.-r'a hill, known u
houaehlll No. I, nroirhite. the .11111
of a for the inuatrilethin of a Halt
Imhleral the fill of thu Willamette
river at tin-tfon I 'My, iuacl la.lh
li(nia.-a l.y liaii.laome iiiujorltlea, ami
waa duly Hirov.-. hy tlovemor Pen
nnyer. t'oin-leiit fniflueen., after
ean-ful aurveya, have l.t-li.r.-.l the
aeheuie entirely lirm-llenhle. The eltl
u na of the Wlilii.iiettn valley, liviiiK
alontc I he river 1 1 1 1 Irlhuti.ry ain-iiuia,
are now lomlly .l.-iniiiiiiliiK why the
ir.a-r nut horUi.-a are not Inking the
lic..-itry at. a. to have thla iiiiairtiuit
iuhllu work t-oiuuiemv.1 ami Inirrii-il
to a rapl.l -iniletlii. A very liiiair
taut ami neenry uihlli linii..ve
inent la Im-Iiik ileliie.l IhrouKl. a-. ni
liiKly -ulul.le u. KllKen.-.', ami a lnre
aml'tlelieioim f.HMl irMluet .leliie.l lo
the ellleiia of the n at valley throUKh
what heema to l.a. the gnaa cnn-lenniii
of the atnte ollh iula."
H. K.
iluiv.
Ki-iiooi i:ini11ii1111.
On Hntur.l.iy July '.'I, the nreeiit
aeaalotl ofat-h.Hil lit blllltllllelil lln i;.in,
illalrlct Ill, will -l.e. The follow
In irit;iiiniuie will Ik. n-mlen-.l:
1'iilillc exiiiiiliiitllnii .luriiiK the .lay,
ami an exhibition at nU'lit. The ex. r
elaea of the exhibition w ill i-oiihIhI of
l-i-elditioiia 11111I ileeli.uiullve work by
the illiiU lu a i-oiiteat for two .ri-a,
one for the Junior 11ml one for the aen
lnra, I. e.. lo one of t-n.-h rilvtalou w ho
aiiiilt lilmm-lf inoat re.art fully, I
will itwi.nl iliploum for the nibllt'
a'IkmiI counw of ( ln-Ku.
Will luivc hihmI mtial.'.
Si I n.iueal that all ntroiia la- in-
enl, nml frl.-mU of t-dueutloii n-aa--t-fully
luvlt.il.
I. ( Wi n 11,
I'rln.
Two Inhian Hi'lK. lliM. The f"l
l.iu linr aiaiM-hea wen- lim.le by the la-
lii.ii.a wnrrlora, Chief Jiaa-ph ami I'hl.-f
I'.n-, at the eel.bntt Ion h. l.l on the res
ervation, July : "Itefore the .liine
IliK, Chlefa Tim- ami Jel. uunle
aia-et-lie... John M.-IU-an luterini-l.
I1.. r'fernil to the lime w hen over the
iralriea anil on the iiiountalua of (Ire
Ku the I milium held undl.uled away.
No white men hud collie to take nwny
their luiiitlnir Kn.umla. The tail wnv-
llitf irmaa, the itfkltiiK air. alii", thu
UilibllliU bnaika wen- th. lra, and the
Knme In the mountain fii.tueaa waa
only hunted by the original ownen.
The w hitera and ailliiim r aaaei while
the Inla-a iurued their iilHirli;iiiHl av
iKntl.in., lu war and at -a-e. Hut
now all la ('hunted. The w hlte broth
era from the ri.tug aim hold awny.
No nion' la Ihe war rl donned. "We
am Kind," aid I'm., "you tm !ien and
for my a-.ile and my tfiieala, I extend
lo you the exim-aalona of tntatt cordlul
lloai.MalltV." Joaeldi, the fanioua w ar
i . v n . . ..-.... .. .1.1.... i.M.'
ri.r, ii.iiow.! , .ion, ane. iim iiih
w-litliiieiila. aai.l: "We are bn-lhn ii.
We eoiue fnnn one iniiiiiuill aneeator.
Ilnr lln ul Hnlrll bna mil UK all hen',
and thouuli oiieo we n-alatwl and t.wk
IIIMIIV lU-llll a: tboticli onee we aouifht
... at..l iiiMin the M-tller III the mid
night inuaauere ami drive him from the
douinlii our fi.lhen. fotiKht t iilntnln,
yet we bl.ta you. Our warlike iiaa-t
ineaiia not w ar. The la dead, and
the future w ill aee ua w ulklnac aide by
aid.) w Mil m tia.v of enmity." I-oud
apiilmiae follow tl Imlh aatvhea.
SuTW IlKINU ltKVl'KNM.. The Mlb
al.ly noU-a iciveu the Siii.luW and YaA
ru llallway and Navigation i'oiu
aiiy, and held by the truat eotumlt
tee, are now Mug returned to the
inakera, the eoniany IntvliiK fmlnl to
eomplv with the annment entensl lu
tu. I-'". W. OnUirii, cn.hler of the
K'ene I.imiii A Having lnk, will nturn
your Hole on tleinaud. lie think he
haaqullea liibou hU hi.nda, but Ihe
n-liirnliiK of them la amall III fouinri
aon In the tibtiilnlMif of t lii-m. Ilia
anld Col. lanao llriltoii la now 111 Ihe
Kii.t.
I'.a.K M-KII.. The (iraut'a 1'aM.
Courier aava the ranter iiiptma aeut
to that i'lao' by the rui-l Sound
IIoiuIiik elub lo la turned imh fur a
trial of Ma-ed had ttud lin k III K. ltlllK
lav k to their home at l'uvillii. I lie
w.-athel on Ihe aound w as iiii-x ruble
and tivtry ami the llrt onea did nt
reach hoine till I o'el.a k next afl.-r
li.aiii 31 In -lira afl.-r leavliiK lirulit'a
1'aaa. (N-veral of t In-Ill had not n m'h
il home when Mr. .Meeker write Mr.
Kllia 011 the ith Inal. They w ill try
aualu aouie of tlieae day.
d.-atroved from Jn to :m at-n-a, iiml "tit
unlay iiluht, d.-iiU all their . Ih.ru,
only alaiiil Jl a. n-a of Kniln win. lelt,
ami he trnve tip the Unlit and aban
doned the n-uiaimh-r to the vorui lotH
(a-ala. The (round la Iltt. rally covered
with dead aUirnla, hut for everyone
killed thn-e takea IU ih.ee. They .at
l-VervthlliK Knt-ll, Vv(f.-lulli- of all
klmkaud they even dltf la-low lie
aurfa.-e of Ihe xrouud after younif a-tat.a-a.
The a.illrn-la H.-.-I.I to la1 truV-t-liiiK
toward the Hnake river, and the
elleel of their iirv-n-e can l nol.-d
In Iho Krulu llelda 11 ween Alto and
I'niM.-oll.
Janrllun t lly Iteiaa.
Timea, July II.
Fhcriirjuhiiaon haa aiailuted
Mi ('lure ileputy aherill'lor thli
A K'"1 aiHiluimeui.
Some forty probationer were r.vlv
cd into full iiieuila-r.hi at the M. 1
church laat Sunday.
We forKol to luelitloll laal wc-k a
"freak" left al ll:la ollloe by J. W. Ma
jor. It waa a yntiiiK duek with two
billa and one eye. The eye wan lu the
center of the Iroiit pari of the head. It
died curly and w aa n very dead duck
lien we miw ll.
C I-'. Ilurlburt n-c. lvc.1 a wv.-ro fall
Monday fnnn a bicycle. He waa
hav.liii'ic on Hie ratv track ami while
hia ultelilioti wiia calletl clM-Mhen-, he
rail oulo the urade. The wheel atoiN-d
hut F. went on. Ho waa coualil. r
ably brulaed. The front whit I of Ihe
cycle waa badly wrecked.
John Ijiwrcn.-e met will, an .aid m--iilaintiiiuv
Hie other .lay. lu KM
Xi y.-ala iiko hu cahturvd 11 turtle ami
cut hla luiliala ami dale 01. It. bark
and nine it Ma lll.-rty. Ijiat week he
found the Identical turtle, Hltlu.uli It
had IncreiUH-d coiialdcrahlv lu aie.
'1 he IIk'UH a were atill iiuilc legible.
(i. M. Jackaiin l.mt a valuable family
home ho-l halurday. The laiya were
Itiidiiii; him to the farm when he be
cumu fright. mil. He turned and
malicd oil to tow n, and lei.a-d over
the iick.t fence of Mr. M.-Clun-'a
Iota and out over thu fence on thu oth
er aide. In duiim ao he tell 01. the
feiuv and dlciiila.wclcd IduiM lf. HU
eiilrulla iirotru.led nil liouli he ran
iiite a diatalicu U-fon' he atoma-d.
Mr. Jackaon valucl the liorM at il'AK
alle ml Mr. Hl.-veoa.
The d.H-tor haa lnpe n-rtel that
he d.a uot view the Injurica aa
acrluua.
The "MollierliTaaU" KatertalamfaU
li.ll; l.uai-l. July II
The enlerlaliiiuelit itlvel. at the
ra houae laat i-veiiiuK by the liieni
lra of the Junior limh-avor of thu
KplM-opal church wa a llnunclal uc
o and paaa.il oil aimK(hly.
The llrat purt of the pnarnm wmalat-.-.I
of liiatrumeiilal inu.io by Miaaea
Mae Hull and Ji-aalu OlUtrap, and a
v.aiul aolo by Mi Florence Oliver.
The cloaiiiu- dart . a luvt-ulle drama
In three acta, "Th Courtahlp of
Mother O.MNM-." The ul.lMren all ao
.jililled th. niaelvv favorabjy.
Uhll.
halljr ouarl. Jul; II.
John Weaver, of Wallervllle, dlcl
thla uinrnlnifof jrlht'a dlm-aae, atrial
iijyear. l-c-aal waa horn In New
York and came to Oregon from Wla
conain al.Mil 11 yean, aiio and eimnKcU
lu the Imp indu-try. He haa been a
aiicccaalul Kniweraud had a large ao
.iiaiutan.w amonir Imp ami other
btlaineaa men of Ihia county. He haa
no relative here but two bnithera, hop
deuh r, n ide li.iir Mllwauki-e, Wl
conaiu. The fiin. nd w ill I- conducted Umior-row-
bv It. v. 1 1. K. lvcrld(e and the
laxly 'will I Intern-.! In thu Ilck
cvnieterynt Camp t'rw-k.
. -
Hie Hull (lame.
Uallf iiuanl, uljr I L
The Junction and F.UkTiiu haw. Imll
nine met at Stewart' track till af
ternoon. Al Martin, of Junction, and
Arthur-Aiidcm.m, of F.ugcne, acted aa
umpire,
I'n.asi
tin m a
lawmtr
lllk'alew
II..!..
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Jt-X.-nna
M aaar
V MlHrr
Ja.kMin
ll.iaar.1
M.-riy
W hlU-
Drl..ll
llarvrat Home I'll-11 lc.
The cltl.elia of Mohaw k valley w ill
have a Harveat Home and huaJu-l pic
nic nl Ihe Haiuiiilll achiail Iioum', leu
mite from F.iiL'eiie, Saturday and Sun
day, Aiii;uat -llli an.l-ith.
An lutcn-atiiiK proKniinme haa U-cn
prepared. Salunlay: Addreaaea by
llona. K. V. Coleman, of Coburi;, M. J.
Hillrniia, of Camp Cni k, J. i. Mat-Im-k,
of Ku.'ene, N. li. liny lord, of Ku-K.-ne,
llev. W. S. (iilla-rl, of Ku!'lie.
Muai.-al nml literary cxcrclac. Two
Kiimea of baa. ball and o'her amue-iiM-ii
t at. lluiiiiiriitia concert tit N p. 111.
Sunday: II a. III. prca"hliiu, 1- in.
huakcl dinner. 3 p. in. cxciclm-a by thu
Sunday h-Ii.h.1, -I p. in. iirvaeliliiK.
I llU.vra of Iheday : l;r.ldciil, J. M.
Slull'ord, vice pn-aldelita, M. J. Utile
en, Umt. Snillli, Alf Urury, H. J.
linv. 'i'uvlor Iha-a. Mnrahnla: Tin..
- - . . 1.. i.-
ISiMW. Marvin JI1.111111111, run.
Slallord, John Sxirc, Walter Thoinp.
mi. l-'.xe-ullvu coiniultti-c: N. Jt,
Hay lord, W. Hettvey, . Sre.
Hate Hall.
Coltauo tln.ve Kcho-Leader: The
third 11 1 in- -f Kuu'.'iio and Cottauo
drove cnvaa.il ImiIh, at thla iilace Tu.
day. The "klda" iiliived an even and
lulcnwliuK name and kept the Inlllc
down pr.-lty well; but thu home team
lufuaed w It'll the name dcim-e of pride
a their "old. r brolhen.," acirned de
feat and acut Ihe l'.ui iie''kiila" Imme
with their plume feather trailiiik: in
Ihudu.t, Tlie aeore atikal lo 1:1 In
favoi of Cotlajje drove. The visiting
nine wna cxu-mlvd very courteoua
tn-ntiiiciit and thu la-at of fiilni( pn
vnila. Oh, F.ii(!eiie club, which end the hat,
Cuiiimm your .battered nerve,
And take your mediiiiie; for Connie
i.ln.ve
llii tf't onto your curve.
I.uue ( uunly Alllaucr.
The I.11110 County Allliinee w 111 meet
at Kii)reueon the'thlid Saturday of
JulyiJIat day of July, ImIi at 10
o'cl.a-k a. 111. We hoi each autnilll
once In the county will la- repreta-nted,
a very ImiHirtaut hualucaa will lie
tnuiMicted at thu mc.-tiug. Itciiieinbcr
thi. dale.
W. H. Sl'AHill,
County Secretary.
WNr Ji ii.i vi: r Hkm:bvki. Or-.-k'oiili.n:
"K.-v. I. J. ri.-nv, for man v
nr Mia(orof the Find ttni.llat chun-li
lu thla city, now viailliiK rorllaud, lu
iN-aklii; yealcnlay of the trial of U-v.
t . A. Wo.Ml.ly, d.'-alred lo n.iutil the
public l n-M-rve Ita Juilineiit 011 the
K.-titli liin.ii, w ho for "0 year haa la-en
coliaidered a caleflll, " truthful liinu.
Ho I to l. given a chamv to laj henrd
In the council of Ihe di-noiilinatin,
and, until that l over, ludt-in.-ut
liould la auaa-ndel. Mr. I'lerce ha
no eoiinii tlon w Ith the trial, and alm
ily make the riiieal a an old
fri'.-ud." Wianbly waari-vntly turn.-l
out of the church on the charge of ly-
1 1 1 XT and Blander.
As Awakkmn.i. The cxlatlng la
bor trouble In Chlcauo excltca an In-t.-n-Ht
In our public attaint lu our large
el tli w hieh make till a moat oppor
tune time for a la-nianl of the Immik re-
rt'iilly publiaheil by . T. Stead, nil-
tor of the Itavlew t lU-vlewa, on ' If
Chrlat Came to Chkiitjo." Ihe aur
piiaiiiK luforiuntloii on the varying
condition In Ihe public, bualucaa and
aocinl 1 1 If. I all founded 111 well au
thenticated fact. It 1 a book that
luuat tiut-t with the appreciation of
tliinkli.K h-4.1. Tor tl.u candid man
ner In w hich It treat, of the attain, of
men, In thcac, Ihe climiiiK year of thu
iiliiel.cnth it-ntury.
lllT (iuanl, Juljr 11.
AuniM i:i. Ciuntalile Linton IimIiiv
arn-ate.1 a 15-yenr-old Uy liainiil
Henry Wrlirht, in l.ui;ene, on a war-
rnnt charirliiK him w ilia Mcnling aouie
clolhlmr fnnn a reald.-nce lu the Sluv
law country. HI trial waa act for
Momlnv luornluir. Having no friend
or money to give bail w Ith. he waa
ciiiimltt.il to the county Jail. It U
likely that the charge will In) with
draw n and the culprit committed to
the licfnrui School at Salem. He I
plainly guilty, a hu wu wearing aoine
of tlie cloiiuug wnen nu wna piuccu
under arn-ttt.
ImUy liuaitt, July ll.
WllKAT DaMAUKK. IttliO 7.UII1-
wnll. one of ljine count v'a la-at farm
er.. informa u ll-at yeatndny he made
a critical examination of Ida full
u In-lit u lilch I in-art v n-nilv lo cut.
and aavi he la antlatUil Ihnt thoaphia
I ma Injured tho anuieconaiderably, and
thinks that the yield will bo at leant
one-fourth I. than If the inaccl had
not apia-anil. Ho any the Inalde
graltla of each head of w heat In many
cnaea have entire ahrlvcled away
w hllo the outaide grain are full.
A ClIINAMAN'H Kl l KIKN. K. Al
banv lVmocrat: Ala.ut U u'cl.a-k I hi
iiiorulng a cclcti:il waa mvii hurrying
along t iral alreet with hi hand to hi
lower law, and Baking fr.Marhal I.ee.
lii'iuirv divulged ihe trouble. The
eeleatlal I caik at Iho Ivlmouico n
taurant. "I lie. I Mr. Sullon nl.mt
her la.y hiding the ax. She tied hint.
He come up U-blnd me, lilt me lu the
fa.v, 1 gnmuiiA and round and turn
bludi.wn, then 1 cly, he'd ! ! f '
!. U lu-rv't Marshal Leo.
Troliate Matlrra.
Hol-M is
Side aava:
I'ol.K C.U NTV. The W.-at
"The total aen-age of full
F.tnteof J. M. llelldricka, divard;
S. II. I'.-iVtll, executor, 1.1 1:1. a.'tul
annunl atatcm.-ut.
liuardiauahip of IL 11. Cta-hrnu
Invalid; guaidlaii onhn-l lo
enough lenl property to ay the
at put-lic or private aale.
ClHit (Vminu: The La dran.le
Chniulcle hua thla liotli-e: "The Sella
A Iteiitfrow cln-u will appear tu Ij
dran.le Tliunwlay, July l Thiaenor
nioua ahow ha. vi.ited theae part le-fon-,
when it waa known a the Sell
111. i a ahow. I'lie tenia will l pilch
.it .Ml the acunt railnad lota under
the hill and there w ill be the uaual
gorg.nua parade and performance In
the afl.-ru.aiu and evening. The ad
vertlm-meiit printed chat-where more
tlie character of the
an
ell
l.bla. fully explain
I ahow.
la-arlng hoia. Ill the I int. ii-iul. mv vie-
Inage I 7i acn-a, ami tlie amount of Si'mmik IIkiihik. It. M. l'.iy and
apring planting la i:40 n n, making a 1 J. . Holland have built a temp rary
gnainl total of l.l.'l aen-v. Laat year aiimuier bridge acnaa that part of the
then wen .uarkeli.l fnm tht acn-nire ! Willai.H-lle that run ca.t of the Cat-
over .'. la.unda of hup w hich r U-na.n laiand. The h.blge I located
brought a Itveuue of more tliau flUU,-
i Im ki v-i:in Ai i-Hoi-HIATION. The
! river and harlair bill a reiMirted from
; the comniiltee earrica .',oi for work
at Siu-lnw. 'I'lila auui w III be autllc-
cteiil to cl.ie tlie north chauncl and
at the lower t-nd or the laiand, and will , make a aubatanlial Improvemeut lu
be uaed for hauUux out wood aud h)k I tlie coudiliou of the harUaT eolrauc,
FRIDAY, JULY 13.
Warm and aullrjr.
It la ifettlng piU- duaty In Ihe coun
try. The river k up pretty well thla
year.
Urlre down Ihe nalla lu your aide
walk. Travel on the lialna Dow la UDUiU
ally light
Mlaa Sail id WagU.-rlavlaltlllgfrlell.la
at Harrlahurg.
Attorney Woodcock went to Port
land thia morning.
The dealer are now aelllng couildwr
able harvealiug uuu'hluery.
Mlaa Clara I'oj.pletou, of Tacouia, l
vlaliiug ftlooda lu thla city.
More people are talking of going to
the mountain! than ever before.
J. II. Smith, of Aatorla, a former
atudeut here, vlaited Eugene today.
The carpenter are mailing the work
forward ou Mayor Friendly a houae.
The Kugi-ne Cold Htorage Co. la ihlp
plog oonaidurable beer aud low dally.
Caaa Matlock left on hla bicycle for
lllue liver thla morning on a flahlng
trip.
Dr. Ogleaby, of Cottage Orove, ar
rived home from l'ortlaud thla afU-r-
IIOOU.
The Kugenn aaw mill haa a boom
acnM the river below the Eugoue
bridge.
Mlaa Henrietta V. Owen went to Co
burg thla mornlug to vlalt with friend
a few day;
The local train arrived ten nilnuU
ahead of time thla morning. Thla la
quite uuUHUal.
The deputy sheriff and clurk, Id
Clackamaa county, each will receive
tio -r uioutb.
Conductor Fernull la taking a lay-oft
and 1'at Tynan la punching ticket In
hi place on the overland.
Geo. A. Dorrl and wife will soon
leave on a trip to the upper McKen.le
to apcud two or three week.
John O'ltrk-u and family left for Al
bany on thla morning' local train,
where they will hereafter realdo.
The Sunday achool of the Find
Christian church I enjoying a piculc
at Fulrmouut l'ark thla afternoon.
A marriage liceuae waa laaued thla
afterii.a.u by County Clurk Jennings
to A. W. Carey and Mra. Mary iter
caw. Al Autetl atnrted for Itluo river this
iniirnlng. He will remain over Hun
day, ljook out tor fWh atoriea when
hv return.
Albany Herald: rntmater Thomas
Montelth, Kdward Zeyaa, Sr. and Jr.,
and John laoin, Jr.. left yeaterdny for
a trip to the llclknap apriugs.
The freight train on this divlalon
were to have been lncreaa.-d to a daily
service laat Saturday, but the atrike in-U-rferrd
with the arrangement.
Mr. J. II. llawlcy, who has been
visiting at the realdeiice of her arenta,
Mr. and Mr. J. F.. 1. Withers, re
turned home to Cottage drove this
aflcruoou.
Dr. F. II. (1 wyntie, of fcfatem, waa In
Kugetie over laft ulghU He was on
hi way to Slunlaw, to officiate lu the
del leal Ion of a new l'reabyterlaii
church there.
The Dalle Chronicle: Tlio gay
mnallnir ear la In the market, the end
of his allken whiskers Indicating be
has reached the proper stage of ripe-
ncae for literally having his car
chewed.
It Is stated that the dramatic com
pany which rendered "IWtter Than
11. ild" laat winter, are rehearsing an
other popular drama preparatory to
apH-ariug soon.
Tho county ooniniiaalonor court is
still In aeaalou and will pmbnbly not
adjourn before tomorrow. It looks as
If that body Intended having a conlln
ou session hereafter.
Ashland Record: Mlaa llnttlo Sloan
of Kugeiip, daughter ol Kx-Sherltf
Sloan of Lane county, was visiting
Ashland thla week. II. Held, the
merchant tailor, I showing the lady
the sights of the city.
Ashland Record: "Dr. Everett
Mingua, who Is now one of the lead
ing physician of Portland, arrived
Monday on a visit to hi folk, C. Mln
gus and family, of this place." Dr.
Mlngus was formerly a student here.
1 1 la n!wrtiil that f'lav Himinhn-v
killed a largo buck at the salt lick
atxive Foley springs the other day.
We might ta-lieve that part of the
lory but when we are told that he car
ried It in over tho trail the limit of our
credulity Is reached.
Mr. Chris Wortman nee Mary Teat.
ha taken rooms at duo. M. Miller'
reldviict, corner of Third and 1'iarl
street. She will spend the all miner
In Kugetie to avoid any possible bad
ellecta the recent tlood may have had
upon Portland's health.
Here is one view of the strike from
the (.rant's 1'naa Courier, that haa ta?cn
overlooked: The strike knocked out
our lllrting feminine. There were not
only no trainmen to flirt with, but the
blind baggage tourist waa not there to
reand lo tho tllrta thrown out at ran
dom. Mr, deo. M. Miller Is still In Hus
ton. On May 17th alio graduated at
the Ronton school of oratory, located
at 110 RoyalaUm street, and Immedi
ately la-gall teaching a claas af begin
ner lu tlie same line of study. She
will not start for home until the strike
1 pcrmauily settled.
We hear it reported that the real
cause of Sheriff Levena, resignation In
Ikniglaa county, waa Ut-auae, under
the law coinM-llltig the sherttls to pay
their own and deputies etpenw-s w hile
traveling about the cou.itry, it would
take nearly all the salary provided,
I rrinevllle Review; Last Wednes
( day we aM thmugli K. X. White's
place, on the hill above town, aud ma
ll, vd that he had a very fine young or
chard growing there. This Is one of
j the few localities In thl county which
I free from frnat, and Mr. White will
I certainly make a aucceas of fruit grow
ing.
Harrlahurg Item: The death of Mrs.
Hertha K-irthoh-mew, the t-tlmahle
young wife of J.Mcph Ilartholcmew,
: oevured at S o'clock at child birth. She
ha resided in thl vicinity three years
and h.T lovely dl.itl.il aud In.alt-I
ileportnirnt ha sndi-arvd her to alL
i hey were married about one year
siucu.
SATURDAY, JULY 14.
Flhlng parti.- mimeroua.
Dr. I'alne vUltcd Junction today.
Archie Rice Is visiting at Harrla
hurg. Doo Ulautou, of Juuctlou, Is lu lowu
today.
F. H. lUllmau'a oldest boy la sick
w ith fever.
Frank Mathews ol McMlnnvllIe Is
In lh city.
Kill the uiau on the sjiot who re
mark it Is warm.
Col. J. A. Straight Is visiting at bis
home In thl city,
Hon pro wcr are now placing their
dry houc In reilr.
Cliaa. II. Glem, or Corvallls, spent
last night In Eugene.
Vi-MI.erttr N'oland returned from a
trip to Portland laat evening.
Hay Is selling at H to W per ton ac
cording to kind and quality.
Horace McKlnley left thla morning
on hla return to llruwnsville.
Monti, laml hu vera in now visiting
Lane couuty from the East.
Tl.- r .ma Mriinlf ...Mnlinra' InaltlllA
1 1ID v-'...J ... ... -----------
meeU lu this city next Monday.
An Invitation lawn party was given
by Ml Liuna Holt last evening.
MbwYenla Adair went to Salem
this morning for several days' vUlt.
fsrov K. Martin has lolne.1 WerU
belmer's class In the study of boating.
Prof. D. W. Jarvla. of Portland, la
vlaltliig relative and friends lu this
city.
Deo. Dickinson, who baa been work
ing In Stone's barber shop, la taking a
vacation.
TWwIu Yoran and Walter Griffin
leave Monday on a trip to McKcuzle
Urldgo.
Not the usual number of farmers
In town. Too many busy haying Is
the reason.
Tha Arm nf M.-Murrv A KLahlneckur
baa been dissolved, the latter gentle
man retiring.
Mra. Elizabeth Conner la reported
quite 111 with tlie diphtheria at her
home in this city.
Mrs. Frank Hampton leave Monday
on a visit to her husband' stock ranch
in Crook county.
Most of the delegalea to the recent
meeting of the Mason lo grand lodge
have returned home.
I. 1 v..rwir..ul llial. Ivnliranll- tha
race rider had hla eyes badly gouged at
I'oniauu lue oiuvr uay.
linn. H. I.. Moorhea.1. of Junction
aud O. P. Hoir, of Irving, arrived up
on this afternoon s local.
Prof. Staulev. recently achool super-
Intniident of Washington COUUtV.
pcut lost uight in F:ugeue.
The thermometer registered W de
gree In the shade at 3 o'clock this af
lcruoou, a lair icsv oeing maue.
The buainca portion or Jinrney
Citv waadi-stroyi-.! by lire last Tues
day. Lose, t3),UUU. No Insurance.
tieo. W. Oill went to Salem yester
ilnv u-lth aev.iml head of trotters and
pacers to trulu for the stato fair race.
Rev. C. W. Wendter arrived this af
ternoon and will lecture at the opera
house to night aud preach thete tomor
row.
Mlase Eva and Etta Thompson ac
companied Mlaa Orpha Wyuu home
to Cottage drove thla afternoon for a
short visit.
A farmer's wagon loaded with two
oords of maple wood, drawn by two
homes, waa on the street today. A
heavy load.
Thu Snrimrfleld and Covoto base ball
teams will enm bats ou the grounds
west ol tho Springllcld bridge tomor
row aflcruoou.
Salem Statesman: Mr. A. R. Gard-
ner left yesterday for a visit to the
Foley Spring. Mr. Gardner preceded
her by several days.
H. H. Friendlv vesterdAV purchased
Out) pounds of wool from G. W. Oi-
ment, of Sluslaw. Iho ruling price
for wool now is cents.
A considerable number of Junction
people are In towu today attending the
hotel case uerore me justice oi tue
peace and the ball game.
Mrs. S. S. McFadden, who has been
visiting at the residence of her par
ent. Rev. and Mrs. P. R. Rurnett, re
turned to her home at Portland this
morning.
Albert Toiler, the well-known Port-
land newspaper man, and delegate to
the National r.iiitoriai convention, is
seriously ill In New York from the ef
fects of a sun stroke.
8. Du.-r's daughter a young lady
about JO years of sge fell from a load of
wooi tins morning anu ine shock
occasioned a slight concussion ol the
brain, but the patient is now recover
ing.
Stroud Long and wife had a runa
way accident while riding In a dog
cart on Olive street this morning.
Mrs. Long received slight injuries
about the head. One wheel of thu cart
was smashed.
A letter from John Schneider, who
worked in Fisher A Watklu's meat
market, has been reoelved bearing date
of June 13. lie is at J lam burg, t.er
many, and Intend returning to this
country shortly.
Rev. Herbert B. Johnson, son of
Prof. J. W. Johnson of this city and a
very eminent divtue of riltatleld,
Mas., is now In Flurope on a pleasure
trip, having sailed from New York for
England laat Saturday.
Colfai Advocate: "Mose Saxon was
thrown from his buggy laat Thursday
night and had one arm broken aud bis
leg ldly damaged. Dr. Ferguson at
tended blin." Mr. bason waa for a
number of years a resident of Eugene.
Henry Stewart, railroad agent and
postmaster at Comstock, is in town to
day and will return home tomorrow.
He has been attending his father, Jos.
Stewart, at Springfield, who haa been
troubled with numunes or his legs,
but is now ueiier.
A disbanded Coxeylte, while look
ing at the cars standing on the track
at Spokane, remarked, "Time acts all
things even, and it is In) and boss.
SixJ week ago the railroad
managers stopped the trains rather
thsn let us Coxey ride. Now the
other fellows are stopping them and
they can't ride themawlvea."
Corvallls Times: The new morning
daily to U WUliisheU by Portland
printers on the co-oirntlve plan has
not yet material Im.1, but a gentleman
from l'ortlaud state that ita
are hard at work on the details. Itl
brlleve.1 that the On-gonlan'a mnir..
with the Aaaaa?late.l Pre, by which it
haa a monopoly of th dispatch, ex
pin- next mouth.
At the last suasion of the Llnu conn.
ty grange, a resolution was ollered
asking that the next legislature make
tlie legal rate nf lnu-n-st a wr cent, is-r
annum, and that any Person asking a
higher rate of Interest than a per cent.,
or taking a bonus of any kind, forfeit
the prlucll and Interest, The que,
tloii waa argued at considerable length
by several member and Anally luldon
the Uble.
A new question of damage has been
decided by Judge Osburu of Kin if
county. Waah., say the Chronicle:
David Darvllle was killed by au elec
tric car. His sons, both of whom are
of age, aued the atreet cur company.
The Judge dismissed the cane on the
ground that children who have tvach
ed their majority cannot couim-I their
rather to supa-irt tnein and are enti
tled to recover no damage at hi death.
Corvallls Dally Reformer: A prom
ising bachelor actor's complicated lovu
alfalr are liable to terminate itito a
real, live comedy. The heroine in the
first act now reside In Marlon county
and the soubrette In "Pughtown"
whllo the understudy I now taking
music lessons, erstwhile ho Is thinking
of adding to the cast a handsome emo
tional young lady of Eugeue and yet
write auti-buuedict poems bah!
The Teltirraru say that despite ths
fact that that the weather is very
warm and all the snow in the various
mountain range ha not yetnielt.il
and found lu way Into the 1'aclllo
ocean, the river continue ateauiiy to
fall. At Portland the Willamette
show 1U.9 feet this morning, having
fallen 0.3 of a foot during Ihe past 114
hours. At Umatilla the Columbin is
21.7 feet, having fallen 0.8 of a foot
during the past 'i hours. The rivers
will continue to run. At roniunutne
Willamette will continue to fall at thu
rate of 0.3 to O.tt ol a foot for the next
4s hours.
WABittSfiTON. July 12. -Tlie house
concurred lu the senate amendment of
the bill for the admission of Ltah.
The bill now goes to the president.
New York. July 12. Colonel Inger-
soll say he has not been retained to
defend Dubs,
San FHANCimtt, July 12. Charles
L. I'rfer, of l'ortlaud, Or., has been
robbed by footpads ou the ocean beach
lu this city. Three moil violently as
saulted him and took away a purao
containing f0. The robbers got away
and have uot yet been captured.
CoxsTAXTtxoi'i.E, July 12. Slight
earthquake shocks continued through
out the night. Today the city I re
suming Ita normal appearanoe. The
actainlo disturbances extended through
out a wide area. The casualties were
greater than the early reports stated.
Jnlow a, on the Gulf of I.inuod, Is also
totally destroyed. At Stambail, the
principal undulation appears to have
follow nl a straight line from the mos
que of Sultan Ahmed to Ediroe Kanon,
two mile. Great damage waa done
all along and many Uvea lost.
At the village of San Slefuuo the sea
suddenly receded 200 yards and theu
relurnou aa suddenly, hurling boat
violently over the quays and doing
gr.-M damage.
The number of victim I oftloinlly
stated to be 100. The number is bo
lie ved to be larger.
Cleveland, July 12. Saengeifest
hall, with a seating capacity of 10.UU0,
waa crowded this morning at theoiwn
ing exercise of the international Chris
tlau Endeavor convuution. It is esti
mated ISJ.OUO stranger are In the city.
Aa addrea of welcome was delivered
by Governor McKlnley, whose re
mnrks wore vigorously applauded, lu
the absence of President Clark, on nc
couut of Illness, Rev. Charles F. Dill
Ing, of lUwton, preflded. There was
singing by 1200 trained voices. Secre
tary liaer's annual reiiort gave an in
dividual membership of over 2,000,iHJ.
Fully 15,0uo people attended overllow
meeting lu a tent and near-by
churches.
The hoard of trustee ho decided to
select Raltlmore as the place for tho
convention in 1S0Q.
Chicaoo, 111., July U.-Duba said
Inst night In a speech to BOO striker
that " The only thing that
now remains for us to accomplish is
to get our boys back to work.
I hope the boy will see the day come
soon when every railroad man will be
ready to lay down their work and tight
for the rights of any body of brothers
who are being wronged. Not until
you are ready to do thl can labor
make any demand on capital." This
statement is accepted as an acknowl
edgement of defeat.
1 loads generally are reinstating strlk
eis as fust as they apply for positions,
but are not discharging non union men
a yet.
Wasiiixqtox. July 13. Tlie presi
dent seut the following nominations to
the senate today: Registors of land of
ficeWilliam A. Lowerey, Marysvllle,
Cal.; Charles Hlmron, Roiae City,
Idaho; W. 11. Kroam, Hallcy, Idaho.
Receiver ol public money Will
iam F. Home, lialley, Idaho- A. W.
Kreutlnger, Lewis, Idaho-William A.
lU-lnger, Coeur d'Alone, Idaho; A. C.
Ncal, Watervlllu, Wash.
HEI.F..1A, Mont, July 13. Tho
Great Northern express company was
robbed of Ill.OuO at Wicke. 200 miles
east of this city, this morning. The
money belonged to Carey A Co., whole
sale grocers. The roblrs overpowered
the driver and captured the ex-press
wagon.
Nrw York-. July 1.1. Judge Barrett
has released Eraatus Wlman ou :ii),UU0
bail. The bond was signed by Chas.
li. Rous, dry goods merchant,
Lockhavkx, Pa., July 13. A big
Are la raging at Milhallborougb, tire
mile from this city. Th destruction
of the town is threatened.
Wamuxgtox, July 12. Kelly, lead
er of the so-called iudustrial army, is
making arrangementa with rrye to
consolidate their bands at Roalyn, W.
Va.,Just acma the river. Kelly as
serts he has tiuO men between here and
at Portsmouth, O., and the firt de
tachment will reach Washington thl
wctk.
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