The Eugene City guard., October 21, 1894, Image 7

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CITY AND COUNTY.
H.VTL'KPAY OCTOlJEU 20.
PUQENE HHOTO f07,
U Cor 7ih and I HMmzWi J SU.
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LllliUSTS.
UUKVItlM.
Henderson. ufiitUt.
J. J. Walton, attorney -t-lw. j
Money to loan on furm. F.inmir of
Judtrp Walton.
Two seated hacks from up at
F. I.. ClIAMUKkfl.
Dr. (I. W. Blddle may lw found at
his rewidcm'e mi Olive street bclwccu
Fifth aii'l Nxth nlW'K one block west
of llie Minnesota hotel. He Is pre
urvt to do all dental work In the Unt
manner.
UIvatiU"l fruit dryer wire lower
than ever before at
F. L. Cham iik iw.
TliU I the eao.l when the Caada
sulky ami Hang plow show their great
,Uieriority they stay in the ground
Mid a tnev have tio landslide the
draft U much lighter. I'all on F. I
I'll AMUKIU and be satisfied.
Only a few of those M bugcy har
lieMM-a left. F. L.CHAMUKKH.
Coal Hill Nursery.
fall on or address T. X. Kegar, F.u
wie. for all kind of nursery stock.
I'rutie on uiarolsdem Jilum roota that
will not sprout, also on cacu rows.
Orchard Uras
Seed wanttnl by C. C. (Joldsinith
Co., Kugene.
An Old Soldier Made Happy.
"Dm In my term of service In
the
. " . . i i i .11 i it
army I conuacicii cumnic uiarrnoca,
Mtva A. K. Bending, of Hal-ey Oregon.
billet then 1 linve used a great
amount of of medicine, but when I
(.Hind any tlint would give me relief
llit-v would injure my stomach, until
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Di.-irrhu' Bemedy vat brought to my
notice. 1 used it and will nay It U the
only remedy that gave me ennalieiit
relief ami no had result follow." For
sule by
OslilT.N 4 DELANO.
Now Ih ti e time to do dry idowing.
gel all Oliver chilled plow ami It will
keep itself III the ground. Call on F.
I.. ChamlierM for the only genuine and
( reduced prices for 'U4.
A Specific lor Croup.
"I eoindder Chamberlain' Cough
lU nie.lv a sccitle for eroup. It in very
pleasant lo tuke, which U one of the
imt Important requisite where a
cough icined in extended for uite
among children. 1 have known of
case of croup where I know the life of
a little one wa saved by tne use of
Chamberlain's Cough Bcuicdy.". J.
T. Iulrnuge, druggist, Avoca, Neb.
For sale by
Ohiil K.N St DkLa.no.
They litre Their Kmsou.
IVrhap wmie of our readera would
like to know In what respects Cham
bcrtaiu's Cough Bemedy Is better thau
any ither. We will tell you. When
thiM remedy Is taken aa oon as a cold
hue lecii contracted, and before It has
become settled in the system, It will
counteract the elled of the cold and
greally lessen It's severity, and It Is
the only remedy that will do this. It
eta in 'perfect Imrniony with nature
and ulds nature in relieving the lungs,
opening the secretions, liquefying the
mucus and causing Its expulsion fiom
the ulr cells of the lung aud restoring
the svstem to a strong and healthy
coiuli'tion. No other remedy In the
market jioweiwcs these remnrkahle
properties. No other will cure a cold
mi qi-kkly. For sale by
Osiilkn & DcLa.no.
List of Cases That Will he Hears at
the .Nrit Terai of Circuit
('art.
The following Is the docket of tht
circuit court which couveues lu this
city tint Monday morning at 10
o'clock:
I. John Holland vs J W Hill; to re
cover IlloiieV.
: JM Waters vs K D Johnson; to
recover money.
:t. J N Hughe et al vs Ann M
Hughes et at; imrtllloii.
4. lu reassignment of II D Lino In;
alignment.
6. JC (i.sNlalevs W A Mcllce et
al; to recover money.
ii. In reassignment; assignment.
7. New hugland Mortgage (security
Co v KtlabMli W lUw tt al; lore
clonure. h. W D lltvretou vs M varverud A
Co; to recover moiiev.
11. Trusleeaof Filst M K Chuivh of
(ileiiada, UreKou, vs K 11 Davids; to
recover moiiev.
10. A J llubb vs John Matteur; to
recover moiiev.
II. K J tierry v J M Keney et al;
Kiuity.
li S Su phecs el al vs T T Ham-
nsrt: loreciosure.
13. K. J. McClauahau vs tieo 11
Walllil et ai; foreelimure.
II. H 11 Mills vs llarjier Workman;
aiiiHal from lustlce court.
I V HUbhacklett vs John V Crail
t al: foreclosure.
10. KoshavA Mason va Owen Os-
burn; to recover money.
17. rMmuldiinr Mfir Co va Amos
Richardson et al; to recover mouey
Jmlgmeut before clerk.
H. hnauldiuir Mfir Co vs J W Kich
ardsou;U recover money. Judgment
Is. fore clerk.
1. Hpaulding Mfg Co v Terry Ten
nlngton; to recover money. Judg
uieiit Is-lore clerk.
M. W 1 Ctdemau va Lucy A and A
ItKers; to recover money. Judgment
before clerk.
Ul. U vl F llevere vs (ieo Uroiu
Held et al: forcclowure.
J S McMurry vs A I, trailer et
al: foreclosure.
1. V Mci-arlaud vs Jane M Nrong
et nhcoiitlnnatlou.
1:4. in KuykeiKlull vs B 11 1 cite-
land et al; to recover mouey.
25. James iNtudfonl vs M L lien
drlcka et al: coiitlnuatinn.
1. I) M Onburn Co va Cliaa k.
livers; foreelimure.
"7. H O liurrlnou vs A Doty; eiuliy
s. Mury lowery vs J F Hardy et
al: to recover money.
2t. A U Hovey vs 1 .'1 uruuua el
al: continuation.
0. 1 homas Day v Mike Ncntieldcr
et al: eouit v.
31. J 11 lloulK vs f.uia A pauuuers;
rorecliMure.
32. C ilonney vs the City or hugeue;
suit for ihiuinKc.
3.1. H N Uutrich vs H aud M Hun-
dy; to recover money.
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34. L. r liuriuuri vs r a i cavy; 10
recover money.
3-. ilurgaret A liruniley vs a m
Ostium; equity.
31. J 1' .MalliK'k vs A v ueeivrei ai;
lo recover money.
37. U 11 ISuker vs J J uoounie; 10
recover money.
38. Ida U Mosby vsjobn M Jlosby;
divorce.
3'J. Columbus lAtug vs M U Davis;
to recover money.
40. V 11 ZJmwall vs l'ficr j ourag
et al; foreclosure.
41. (State 01 Oregon v J 11 aiosoy;
threat to commit murder.
4i rSluie of Orrgon va Duncau bcou
and Iuisa A Itabb; adultery.
4 i. Ixaao Carson vs 8 C ana U M
Carson; to recover money.
44. H II Kakln, executor, va ai i.
Hendricks. Judgment before clerk.
40. Hernberg A heudera vs 11 uun-
dv; lo n-cover money.
47. liarner Workmiui vs M V l.an-
des and II Dontey; replevin.
4i. r rank llaermau ei ai vs nam 1
1 ut y t
The Local Market.
Ths tollowliif quouilmis for ths local msrkrl
ro of null ijrli-es oiily. lbr cortwiwi
rkl;. 1 will Ix luuod m suoural ss tucb
s rsKirl osu b mails:
Tai'S'DiT.OcT. 19.
WnT-t. w; on busrd I
turs-IVr tuhol, not
Flocb lrluuB
Hr-IVr th
Mr mis ivr IS
I'.isa-I'rr is
Vttk ivr ts
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SHUCLDSSS l"l IS
smss-lvr
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Hcrrss-IVr mil (I At.)
Vmu IVrJofun
t'Hii ssx M liiius, I'vr '!"
Iieras l"s Jul ,,
iias Ivr Uiii
Hssas-fl fk
fTTJt SI llilillol
SI'.4S Dry (raiiiiisuil, f
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tiiiuivn. y ik
L',rtS ( ml liloo la
H10 H Ik .
Jsrap Ik
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1 1 r ivr bos, bars
emu-ret is
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Persons wishing notiis-a or advertl--
menta in the WKKKI.Y UCAKt slioui.1
mill:: them in Thursday a the paper
i nrs enrlv hrhluv morning.
The Wkkkly U aki has a very large
jiimulation throughout the county, and
is aii eaotlleiil medium through which
iu real h counirv cUHtomera. our Sn
criptlon buk is open tn tho iiisiei:tlon
of adveritsoM that they may sue what
they are getting for their money
Lokt. A lady's black velvet cape
L.i n. r (he Cobunr briilge on
SumlMV. IK-tolsr 7. Finder w ill be
suitably rewarded by leaving at
(il'ARU offloa.
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Caih will buy nm very cheap
'oaled hav at bain mar 0wnen, Or.
It. F.Kfkkv,
(mlien, Or,
HI. I I. Mc Daniel vs John .inlk
aud Albert lt'lirw'vr:to recover money
V2. John McCollum vs A 11 Flsk el
al; to recover mouey.
Ki. tieorge T Hall vs F M lllalr et
al; to recover money.
m. it l rerkius ei ai vs rraiia
Ik'lsner, treaaurer aud J E N'oland,
her 111, con rlrnmt Ion. ,
iNNl'HAMK CoMI'ASV Srn. Mrs.
Jennie I Melcher, of I'ortland, has
llle.1 her couitilalnt at Oretim City In a
suit In recover fluW from the State In
surance Company, of l-alcm, that la
in the amount of the liinurauce on tne
Melcher residence, tint burned July
11th last. The complaint alirges Iliat
the proia-rty destroyed aas worth II,
JW. The Insurance was written Jut
three mouths before the tire. It Is slo
sllegtil in the complaint that Toll
riiouiMiou, agent of llie Insurance
comistny "eulvreil Into a conspiracy
with one Uonlon r.. naves, one o. I..
Story, aud one H. K. Haves, for the
purKi-e of delraudilig'' the plnlulilt,
and the circumstances are recled at
length and substantially as told by
Mrs. Melcher at the recent Humilia
tion iu l'ortlnud on the charge of ex
tortion which she iirelerred against
Judge Hayes and Thompson, which
charire wus dismlsmHl. Tlie only Judg
ment prayed for now, however, is for
the flu)' Insurance money, with in
terest from July 14th, when the prtsifs
of loss are churned to have becu maile.
Two Papers One Year for $2.
Wo haw luatle amni-
monts liy which wo will KenJ
tho Wki.ki.y lli'AKD ami
Soini-Wookly Cincinnati Kn
juirer, fur tno year, to all
now and ohl pvihscrilfrs if
tht- (ii'Aitn, wlu will pay no
yoar in mlvanco, ami any ar
ivarao!, for tho low jruv of
$2.00- The regular suhsorip
tion price for hoth pairs' is
LMiuey et al; eiiulty
foreclisiure.
4!. HEeiladdeu vs J A erulx;
sure.
F M Hyde vs Fioriila Hyde; di-
IhH-ker vs Decker; divorce,
et
'bran; (o recover money.
8 11 Frieudly va W W Cochraii;
wVsa Bbf as sV-k. r" a Ossto.
wIm she was a CtUJ, h ertl ' Cssmrls.
S-Lm h brans abs dun lo Lvm.
n-a aks Ud OCarea, sbs f Cssvia.
Pr, Prkc ' Cream Baklog PowJet
WssU's Fair liaisjssBf.
B ar4 of Equalization.
The IWrd of Fiualiiation f-r Lane
County, Orsrm, will m-t In Kuene,
Oregon, Mon.Uy vt, lv' 10
o'clock, a. m., for the purpose of or
rertingand hraring all objections to
ths a-inent roll for the year
The board avks all who have ob
jections to make tbeir apl4rauc
J.nmiptly.
P. J. M( PHER.si,
As ir of Tjkne Co., Org"n.
iatrd thu rrth day of rjej. lvH.
60.
vorce,
62. K J MoClanahau va E 11 Sher
man; to recover money.
63. Oco li noma vs j m
al; io recover money.
64. AO llovey VB llios vuspii
and X H Lytle; lo recover mouey.
66. Stale il Oregon vs narper
Workman; assault with deadly weap
on.
6l. W. C. Waihburne, aaslguee, vs
O M Jackson and J K Under; enulty.
67. K IMirimn va Ktilth UriUln; dl-
6a. Chas Lauer vs E O Coraen et ai;
foreclosure.
6!i, U H Chrlsman va J C Jennings,
administrator; foreclosure.
el. X WhaukwllervaAwildabhauk-
ivIL.r. ilivnrne.
tli David bralth va X II Jeldaue
et al; foreehsiure.
03. LUile X Thoinpaon, guardian
is W Uini'liart et al: torecliMure.
U. P F Davis va A E McCandlesa
.i.l I., rmvii-iir nitnie.
05.' The Fralernaf Building and
I juii Assoclulion of America vs John
U' l lsrk et al: forecliwure.
va. A Vatuon vs John and Albert
li' tn rMvivir innneV.
l7 T O Hendricks, tiuardian, vs J
II Cochran
til,
n twvn'r inoneV,
HusanOrubba va I M (Jrubbs,
7a John (Stewart vs Oeorga W Mo-
L'l..lii 1.1 ! to set aside deed.
71. Klizabeth Conser va E P Cole
man, admr estate of H H Cochran;
r. . Ku.l. wn i-m
72. rt H Wwards vs Samuel Luca
et al; forechs'Ure.
73. 11 L Lawrem-e vi M h, lrown
747 Martha Hay va, Jams J, Hay,
Uivorce. , .
76. O M Jackson, assignment of; a-
.i.rnnwllt.
7l. Oeo II Small vsJ BMby; to
77. ALCollius va It Ity et al;
f....tj.iir
th. htate of Oregon vs O J Adklna;
frviin S n firllcSL
77. - rl I 11.--
7'j. ftate oi uregon vs
nnett: nnd-nakliiir to kp t'-f lV;
' VL John M Wilflams va AU.n W
Whippy; to recover money.
ii It Chrlsman vt John H Mos
bv et al; to recover mooev.
"s2. H Chrisman vs Win Landess;
to lecover money.
C has H Willlanii V 7. Potter ft
al- foi-c!urf.
U The Mitchell, Lewis Haver
Co vs Malvma J Day! to recover
"'sVCarrie L Delaney vs Clayton
tv-l.niv divori.
M. k J McClaoahan
ll ifbtoa et al; Injunction.
s7. It E Campbell vs A I Burton;
to recover money.
Vi. Martha fctullb t-t.M b'UW.U
et al; to t""rr money. , .
F Jamea L lw K E BrWw
.i in noovr money.
t). I L CamtUll vJ E XoUnd; to
recover Hiooey
D
vs Minnie
A SlLVKKToX Si AM A l Tallin III
dciM.'iident: A complaliit was made
against Mr. Armstrong, a resident of
Prune Uldge, for criminal aswuilt Usui
the latter s wile. I he cuse came up
Wcducmluy In the Justice's court and
created no little- excitement, as It was
the first c.ise of the kind in twenty
years in Silverton. Mr. Kiley was the
llrst witlieia called, but his evldcinv
ls.-ing only hear-say amounted to but
little or nothing. Mrs. Kiley, bow
ever, tried to make it warm 'for Mr.
Armstrong, the defendant. Site testl
lied that he Induced her to accompany
hlm to his house near bv, and in the
darkness dragginl her lu'o a bcilrooiu
and altempteii lilicr.lcs w liicli she re
sisteil with all her might. The law
yers for the defense, however, slit
cccded lu tangling the witness up lo
such an extent on cross-exaiiilnullon,
and discovervii so many lisiplioles iu
her (cstiiuony that Armstrong wasdis
charil.
Ihillr liusnl, lcliilT K
TliR PKfMi Makkkt. TiMlay's Sa
lem Statesman savs: S. A. Clarke
went io Eugene ami oilier up-tlie-vul-ley
Miints yislerday lor the purNMe of
purchasing a lot ot prunes for shl
inelit 1-jist. He riHvived telegraphic
onlm lor thnv carloads at 7 ivuis. If
lie succeeds in tilling this ordei he will
have started five cnrloads out of Ore
gon. He savs the prune market
;rows tinner all the time aud the ltiil
i.ns are sold at i cash at g'snl lig-ure.
One of Lnne count v s lending oi -
chardists Informs us that Mr. Clarke
talked consignment, but made no
money oilers.
IHolj liusnl, Ortitf is.
TllKO. A. C Presidelit J. M. P.lissi,
of the Oregon Agricultural College, at
Corvallls, imsscil Ih rough this morn
ing on his return home from Ashland
where he bus been in attendnui'eat the
meeting of the Slate Horticultural As
sociation. Dr. llloss reports the col-
leire as imwisTous as could im wlsluil.
There are '2S studeiita In the four years
college eourseand 44 ineinlsT of the
It I. This liiHtllUtlon has Imvii steaillly
progressing since Dr. ltlists assumetl
charire, three or four years ago, aud Is
now one of the educational institutions
In which the cope of the whole state
of Oregon tuke great prlile.
Co.mi'ktit!ok iiioot. The prizes for
the comiM-tltlon shoot iiciwceu mem
bers of C Compuuy, O. X. (J., have
been generously ollered by Oeiiry Post,
O. A. It., of tills city, Maor ioran
and Lieutenant t'lismls-rs of 2nd regi
ment, Mayor rtieiidly of Eugene; J.
H. McClung, dry goiMls liouse; M. H.
Barker, uun store: J. D. Matlock, dry
goods store; II. X. Craln, Jeweler; E.
C. Smith, grocery house; Ed Hanson,
clothier; J. Koch, draughtsman; .
Hemenway, druggist. The public are
Invited to witness the coniictitlon at
Fairmount range, 1 o'clock Friday af
ternoon, the It'll).
That Cave. Says the Grants
PasaOlnervcr: The sheritl and dep
uty Will go to Kerby next week to sell
the Cave company's cH'ccta to satisfy a
Judgment or 1L 1 homas. nils com
pany owe a large sum of money to dif
ferent parties here, but they don't ap
pear to Intend to pay them. Thu at
tached articles will not ls-gin to satisfy
the Judgment and as the cave Is locat
ed in uusurveyed laud It cannot lie
sold. It la said an) body could go and
take up the prosrty and hohl posses
sion as a "squatter."
Ilia Fistt Back.- A foot race will
lie run at the Salem fair grounds track
Saturday, Octol-r 27th, at 2 p. m., be
tween Al Sampson of California, and
T. H. W. LiddccoBt of England. The
race will be for f l.nuO a side, eadi man
havlmr already posted KiUO. The dis
tance will ! seventy-two and one-half
vards. Hampton allowing his opponent
one and one-half yards start. The con
test will be governed by Shellli'ld rules
and it promise to le an exciting one.
Stattsman. Nmipsoti Is the man
who recently wou Ihe big ra at len-
ver under the name of Henderson.
Who Is Lid. let oat?
psllT OusM, Octo-s-f IV
Baix Ouaoi:. The local govern
ment station at the I ulversity or On
iron having li-n discontinueif,Marhal
I-stiaud will iiuw serve as bs-al In
spntur without y. Tln morulng
he received a government rain guage
which ha will phvv In position in
day or two.
Psllr uusr. Ocio!r lv
1)1 Kit. At the family farm, ulmut -1
miles northwest of Eugene, at an early
hour this morning, of heart failure,
Mrs. J. M. Horn, ajred H years, hhe
leaves several sons aud daughters to
mourn her death, sihe a ill only
thrve or ftjur davs. The fcinerul will
take (J ace Uuioirow afleruisni.
Dsllr Ousrt. ''Jibr l
BRX. Drew (trlftln Is the happy
man: Its a gin ani weigna iiowiia
The event happened at BO early b'tnr
this njornlnj.
The Pint Haptist church at Port
land. Orevon, has recently dolicated a
house of worship which cost V,li,
It will seat 22HUrvons. Hie Coiigrega-
tlonalis.s are eix llng in llie same rny
a church that will r.t over tPsl.'oi,
which doesn't lHik very much Uk
bard times.
Parks' Va Urars the uimpk-xin.
ii. Meytt'.e, of I Itoy, X. V..
say: "I have used Parks' Tea ami find
it the best remedy I have ever trl-l'v
H.ld by A. YtmsoTox.
Dr. PrteTCreJm Bakirir; fodder
Asv4sl Oast Mutvsilsr Far. kss Frsstists.
Tho Kniuiror U tho load
iiifl paper of tho Missisnippi
valley, is an eiht page pa
per, U issueil Wotlnesilayis
ami lYulayn. and has a circu
lation of 1W),000. It is plain
print, all larjre typo, on white
paper.
These two papers will fur
nish plenty of reading matter
for the family circle tlurinj;
tho long winter evenings, at
a nominal price. ?uhscrih
ers will iivt all tho local, na
tional, farm, household ami
miscellaneous news through
these mediums.
Suhscrihers are positively
informed that these terms re-
niiro advance payment, and
. s I a 1
no deviation win uo made
from this rule. .
NmhI remittances iy rogis-
tend letter, postal order or
lraft, with name and address
plainly written, to
Tin: (ii Aitn, Kugene, Ore.
(OI KT SEWS.
Justice W heeler's Cenrt itasy W ith a
ljirge Pocket.
Psllf Uusnl, Ortobrr is.
During the thiee months Just past 07
new discs have ts-en couiiiieiioin in
Justice Wheeler's court. The court
has been hard al work so fur this week
in hearing case mostly of minor Im
(Miriam.
CIVII, Hl'ITH.
Judgment was rendered yesterday In
the case of 11 ray A Sou vs. John
Schmidt, to recover amount of balance
of account. The decision II nils the
tilnlnltll' entitled lo kn.vo.
1 lie case oi joun ncnmnii vs. janies
Slnclalre was tried yesterday. Ihe
suit was lo recover an account and
note. Judgment was given the plain
li tr for amount of the note.
The suit of C. F. Hurlhurt vs. W. I'.
Edrls lo recover rent, which was down
for trial yesterday, was set over.
Hull was ueguil by l- IUmiiwick
against Benjamin (Joodman, this
uioriilug, to recover Iwrsoual property.
The trial or the case of Lilly vs.
WishI. to recover board money, was re-
aiimiHi anil will piooattiy reat n a con
clusion today.
CK1MIMAL HATTEIW.
Sidney Horn was arrested by Deputy
Sheritl iCaklll yesterday Bfteruisui on
a warrant Issued from Justice Wheel
er's court. The complaint upon which
the warrant waa Issued waa sworn to
by A. J. Bahb, aud charges adultery
with his wife, IahiIbb Bubb, on July
l.'lih, hist. Horn not being able lo
furnish bonds remained In the custody
of the deputy aherltr last night. To
day he furnished bonds in the sum of
tw'sJO for his appearance at the examin
ation which waa set for tomorrow
morning.
F. B. Weyer waa brought Isvk from
Bedding, California, by Constable
Lluiou this morning, to answer the
charge of seduction preferred by Emma
Cauaday. The examination will proba
bly occur tomorrow.
Mi Cauady and her father, Dr.
('anaily, who live In Hneer precinct
alsuit 10 mllea west of Eugene, have
been sent for. It would not be a sur
prise If B wedding would take place
uhhi their arrival here.
I.ATlH. The couple waa married
Thursday evening by Justice Wheeler
aud the charge dismissed.
A Plan Htatemeat.
N'kiw Makkkt, Minn. Hiinmons
Liver Begulator cured me of liver com
plaint and palpitation of th heart I
used many other remedies but with no
relief until I began taking H. L. It.
Wiu. H hlutx. Your druggist sella It
In powder or liquid. Th powder lo
be taken dry or made Into a tea.
The American Beauty owea her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
lo any other atttibute. A cup of
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos
ses this. It clear th akin and re
move piuipJoa aud lltat sallow, mud
dy hk. Parks' Tea la used by thou
amis of ladles fur th complexion
Without being a cathartic It cure oou-
stipalion. rVjld by A. 1 CRINUTUX,
Ural IMato lriufim.
Mrir., ilsi'r t? Ki .i 4s-tstiil t'srtsT
W k. S 4S. JS .I..M. M.h.i.t.
IVl'M II V.
Alls rt S Chesher to E B Chcshcr.
Uliilivlilel Interest of of e 4 sec 14,
1 7 s, r a w, except ." acres; coll Ui.
I. 1. Chcshcr and M J and L E
Walker to Alls rf H Chcshcr, a part of
the d I o of James Tavlor, not si!7 cl
M, slsit part of lots 6, il and 7, see h.
and lots I, 2 aud 3, mi' l', I ill s, s r 6
w; con IIimi.
E II aud Albert S Chesher to Martha
Walker, lots 6 and 0 sect 1.1, t 17 s, r A
, also part of the d I c of llodfrey
lUgMlalc, not .MIS. see II, t 17 s, r A w,
also nrt of s.v 1 1, i 17 s, r 5 w, lidM
acn-s; imii liVii.
Ia" Walker and wife to I, L
Chesher, a lrt of James Is y lor die
not .S'I7, c I .i-i, In sti-s ;i uiul in, I Pi s,
i w;imii rltkm.
IS ltlMKSS TO STAY.
Some parties have Us-ii circulating
the rcsirt that I was out of busines;
others that 1 hsd no gissls. This Is a
big one. I am still In It, that Is, iu
business, and the gun business l,s. I
have a good, full slin k of guns, rub's
ami levolvers of the very best makes,
and am selling them at the very lowest
price isMwihle. A grand stock of am
muiiiliou and at Imttom prices. Pis-k-
et cutlery, and the largt-t line of liar-
mouliras iu Kugene. A full line of all
kinds of strliik's for all Instrument.
A full stock of violins and bows, and
extras also. The very Is-st sewing ma
chine oil, gun oil, bicycle oil, absolute
ly the Is-st lo Is- bail; looks 11 in enough
to drink. If you are not fully saiistlcd
you a lii have your money back. Shot
gun cartridges, our own limdlng, and
they ale tine.
Bicycles a specialty. I have them
to rent also.
llAIIkllK til' WlHtKrt,
Ninth street, Eugene, Oie.
Hop lutrllgfurr.
Hamilton, X. Y., Sentinel: A late
reMirt from NuremtsTg, (lermany,
says trade is a little more active
with uo change in prlic current.
Hops are quoted from SU to 70 shillings
iter hundred weight, that Is-iug the
out side figures for natives. lu Bel
glum, according to Intelligence from
Anloye, prlcm are very low, llie 11
grades commanding only two pounds,
ami the Inrct tor iiiulMv selling r r 37 to
40 trancs. Sample of the new crop
there are not highly fiivonil, the hoim
is lug liMNtely tlsruiil, and the crop It
self only atsmt one third of Ita usual
yield.
The X. Y. Bulleliu of the lllli lust,
said: lA'lteia revivHl yestenlay staled
that 10 cent had Nell paid In the In
terior this week for sir Icily llrsl-claas
botis, Schoharie giowlli. Atsiut Aoi)
bales. It Is said, went at that price,
chielly lo the home trade,
CiNiN'rstown Bepu'ollcan, Oct. 10th:
There has been no chunire In Ihe liaal
hop market this week. The purchase
of new hosi have amnunicd too.:
bales, and Ihev have Ut'U sold at 7 lo
Nceiils. Of ofd tt Iwlcs have gone at
S and 4 cents.
JUllluerj.
In owr new ounrlers,
Ilollman
We are now
three doors north of the
House on Willamette street, where we
invite vou to call and see our new
stock of millinery and Japanese goods.
We can sell you the ftt ami iinwt
fashionable gissls at the lowest price.
Produce taken III exchange for gmtd.
Mhh. M. C. Bi.ackw ki.u
Utter l.lst.
Bailey, Mr II L
llowcrs A lUuch
Brown, John
Is siter. Ellen
Sherman, Mr
A ehsm n( oils rent will hs msils on smrh
IriU'f sin mit IVrsonirsllluf lur tellers will
pIcsM f when sdmiillstsl.
T. J. ( HAlll. r m.
Cooulri frlleii, llenalst
An act of congress approved August
8, lwtl, provide that "any person who
shall kuowlngly Issue or publish any
counterfeit weather forecasts, or warn
ing ol weather conditions, falsely rep
resenting such forecast or warnings to
have been Issued or published by th
weather bureau, United State signal
service, or oilier branch of th govern
ment service, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and, on conviction
thereof, for each offense, be fined In a
sum not exceeding t-000, or Imprisoned
not to exceed UU day, or be both fined
and Imprisoned in the discretion of th
court." It therefore behooves counter-
fellers lu that Hum to look a "luedl
oml."
lur Hal.
Fi'ur bund nil scn-s of laud near Eu
gene. Will be sold lu a body or In
tract to suit purchaser.
Fkask Couemax
kl PT UU. si TPUtilTOHV.
I. ff'isranuwi w wire , ' ,ww).w-j
in iu4 k.r cifS"'" srl itm saml lu
Ul. .IS 1.1 fiV. K'-.s-fwl rfmMiJss.
Is. No V'jntiA ss.wsssu. uy sn
fir.1 t.sai dng .is ..ryiiw.sl la Xu.-s.,
Krrf' B tij (S'.uYI A fil !
CorvallU 1Vi: Prof. W. W. IUIb
tow bs th bead of the six point biuk
oVs-r neatly mouuted, that lie kUfesi
while rusticating at Uelknap Htiruig
during August, aud Uts brwsl and ant
lers now adorn th wall akuv the flre-
plac In hi raaldrne.
OcIoImT IS, IWtl.
Fronk, (1 II
Howe, Florence
Hunt, CH
Miller, B W
Xeuer, Frank.
Too Mccii Exi'K.ihbj. Boseburg
Ilev ew: A few weeks ago J. J. Far-
quar slilpsrl 50 boxes of Bartlett pear
to a commission house In Portland
with Instructions to handle a they
thought best The fruit was of good
quality and well put up, each pear tar
ing wrapped separately In fruit pater
and nicely packed. Th consignment
waa forwarded to Minneapolis, Minn.,
and told there. Mr. Faniuar lately re
ceived a statement from the Portland
firm regarding the shipment, aud waa
astonished lo find that the expenses,
commission and freight were fl.65
more than the proceed. This is not
th only case lu Oregon lately that
small consignment of fruit to Eastern
point Lav not paid th charge on
them, and goe to show that small
grower are effectually barred from all
but local market. Fruitgrowing Is an
undoubted success lu Oregon, but at
present rate green fruit can only b
shipped East lu carload to real I x i
p:ofli.
Hou Cllol.KKA. Pendleton K. O
D. Howdvshell. from northwest of
Pendleton, waa lu town today secur
ing luforu-atlou a to th best a aimer
In which to tieat hog cholera. He ha
found but one caae among hi orker,
mm Itog having died of this discs
last Monday. He know nothing of
any general prevalence of hog cltolera,
but desire to take st to prevent It
spreading In bis tielgbbortmsl. o.
F. Kimery stated that there waa no
known remedy for hog cholera. Th
tiut( Kiiituekv offered a reward of
1(M,0U to anyone naming a cure, and
uo on has ever taken list money.
Dr. Prtc' Cream Baking Powder
WsrwTt PJr Hiwwt Mstfal tH
THUIISDAY, OCTOBEIl M.
Circuit court next Monday.
A little more raiu last night.
The Stale bar asmvlat Ion I In ses
sion at Portland.
(leu. lx'w Wallace lectured at Port
land last evening.
The hop and wheat markets show
uo change to sieak of this Week.
Plenty of hog buyers around these
days. The price generally oll'wred Is 4
cents cr Mund.
Senator J. X. Iolpli soke at Asli
and 1 it-L evening Is fore the state soci
ety uf horticulture.
The probability is tluit the ship
I vanhiv, loaded with con I at Scnttlu
tor Sail FiituclsiM foundered at sea.
The prl.'e to lie shot for by memtsT
ol C Co., o. N. O., are oii'disiilay lu
llemeiiu ay's show window. Take a
look at them.
The criminal husiii- In the coming
circuit court iironiise to Is light. The
taxpayers ol I .a ue county will not
colupiaiil if such Is the case.
The Willamette river remains near
the low water slae. A prolonged
storm must take place U-fore water
sulllclent for Isintiug on the upM-r riv
er may K assured.
Thl morning we no! Iced a sack of
very tine p.ilntisn raised by attorney
Bllyeii on his f:inu Just snuthwest of
the city. Mr. lillyeu ivrtuinly knows
how to mlw Miiatoe.
lillstrnp's cannery on the CiNpiille
river was distroved by tire vsterilay
morning. The los is said lo tw lt,oi.
partially Insured. Flfltvii hundred
cases of snluion were buriuil.
lax Friendly, the Corvallls sawmill
man. ia trvlinr to inske arrniiifeiiieiils
whereby the proieity will lie turned
over to hlm by the consignee. During
the year the exN'tises of the consign
ment has aggregated something over
Kl.ioiO, while the receipts have gone
only a trillu over 1 7,tki.
Lat Saturdny morning Emery (Jun-
Icubieii, of 1'iisco, saw three or four
coyote in Ihe Held near his home. He
got his gun and went out to get a shot
at them. He wounded one uf tho ani
mals which al once made for him.
The rough and tumble fight which fol
lowed ended iu Emery sitting on the
coyote and culling hi throat with a
pocket knife.
New stock stoves.
F. L. ClIAMIIKKM.
Plenty of case In the Justice court
these days.
A fine heating stove for 17 at
F. L. ClIAMIIKHM.
Class cut to order.
F. L. ClIAMHKKM.
Jeir Bottom received .100 bales of
hoii for shipment at Harrlsburg to
day.
I'lio white government fins brought
rain after the blue one failed. Pague'
predictions are generally a failure.
A farmer In town with an ox team
to pure haae supplies brought up recol
lections of the gisM.1 old pioneer days.
Mrs. Brown of tho Hotel Eugene
has favored the (lUAHl with a Hue
basket of good things, which were ap
preciated ley t he force.
Prof. I-ewls, ouo of the original
Iewi Bros., who gar exhibitions
here a number of years ago, la now en
tertaining the K?ople dowu the valley.
Don't forget that Watt will give
fine watch to hi customer on Nov. 1.
Every dollar' worth bought at his
Jewelry and music store will glvp you a
ciiatic at ii.
The Bchckah Lodge, will, on Fri
day. Oct. IH, ulve an eveulnir of amuse-
menu. Th proceed of which will be
icvoiii (oa wormy cause, ixmik out
for the program in a few day.
Eil Test ha lelurncd from Portland.
Commissioner Perkins waa In (own
today.
H. A. Clark, the fruit buyer. I In
Eugene.
O.W.Pickett returned home this
afternoon.
Itev. T. J. Wilson and wife visited
Albany yealorday.
Mr. J. C. llhodc. of Portland, ar
rived till afternoon on th local.
Conslablo Linton relumed horn
from Iteddtug, Cal., thl morning.
Mr. II II. Houston, of Itoacbunr. I
visiting at th home of her parent
here.
Hon. W. I. Vawterof Medford. was
a passenger on last night's overland for
1'ortianu.
Fred Flah, formerly of Kugene, la
now mining near Betiding Cal., aud
making mouey, o report say.
Henry II. (illfry was a passenger on
the outh-bound overland train last
night for Washington D. C. He will
visit a few day lu Lo Angulea en
route.
i r .i a. ii... ....t i. ii i...
lii., vsu nuici wiiu i.v i iiiiiiivu,
of Baker City, and Mrs. L. Hlrsch, of
Salem, arrived on th local thl after
noon ami ar visiting at th residence
of H. 11. Friendly.
Today' Halem Statesman says: W.
T. Slater, son of ex-United State
senator of La Orande, and deputy
slate treasurer under tieorg W. ebb,
arrived In Salem yesterday to lake a
position with the State Insuranc
company. In charge of the collection
department, th position mad vacant
bv th death of H. C. Nash. Mr.
Slsler and family will be heartily wel
comed to Halem society again.
How about the beet sugar question
F. M. Wilson, of Harrlsburg, but
formerly of this city, Intend starting
a bakery at Medford, Oregon.
The salmon run on the lower Blua-
law river la said to b the poorest fur
yeais.
Tillamook Advocate: A meeting
held at Letcher' Juwelry store
last Monday by those who hav been
victimized Py the steel rang fake, to
consider their future course In th
matter. The attendance waa quite
large and It was unanimously agreed
to stand by one another aud fight any
attempt to over reach anyon by th
company. They hav retained T. B.
Haiiilley and propose to stand on their
right If they hve any. Wseby th
Independent that th same scheme ha
ItCtJtl WOrKtU IU 1W..UgVUU CUU.lt.
DEXTEH irf.M.H.
Body or a Xardercd Han Found
ArreaU Made.
Oct 11.
What became of our item last week
I the query wltb u. 1 1 hey canio too
late. Ei.)
The Pine Opeulug hunting party
have returned, but an yet none of them
have len Interviewed. Will try and
report the number of deer, bear, cou
gar, etc., next week.
Th sawmill, after closing down for
the season, has started up to saw the
bill for Mr. Illume Improvement on
PIcMiaiit Hill.
Andrew Miller start today for East
cm Oregou to be gone during th win
ter. Also Fred Parker leave lu a few
days for Dayton, Wash.
tirace Hunsaker I going lo school at
(ioslien during the winter.
I'nclo Sam Haiidsaker Is erecting a
breakwater on ImI Creek to protect
his pnierty from its ravages.
tlrandp Scrivener I lu very poor
health al present writing.
Ijiw suit are threatened before th
coming term of the circuit court, but
uo arrests have been made as yet.
J. A. Bilgg ha rented hi farm to
I -ester Wheeler and Is preparing fur a
long tour with his photograph gallery.
He expect to start lu June, 'Uo.
A party of men pacing through her
some days since, brought new of th
II tuling of th dead body of one lleorge
Watbir Just over the mountain on th
Silver Ijike road. Th man was a
trnpwr and suspicion point to hi
partner aa being one of a number who
had murdered him for his money.
Parties have been arrested and taken
to I jdiovlew fir trial.
KkoCLAR,
Uimiih ron Tint (iiRLS. Oregon
City Enterprise: If tho young ladle
of Oregon City do not have rings galore
to grace their shapely finger with It
will lie their own fault, for the young
men, It 1 reported, hav of la to been
Investing quite extensively In then
emblems of perpetual love, etc., etc.
To a smooth fellow who did the town
lost, U our young men ludebed for the
great bargain In ring secured by
them. It appear that he would ap
proach a young man and strlko hlm
for a loan to procure a meal with. If
refused lie would offer to pawn hi sit
ter' gold ring for $150, and when not
making a aale would cut aa low a CO
cents, maybe to get a dinner lor him
self and partner. The scheme worked
on many of the young men approached
and now they find themselves the pos
sessors of rings, th value of which
doe not exceed 10 cent at wholesale.
Ties boys hav some valuable exper
ience though.
Tfc MwwTJra
Tun lUl.f.KH. Oct. 17. Agent Hill.
driver TlbblU and officer Olbbon, th
trio who escorted th t ream re bos to
the olllce, were notllled of their arrest
today. They are out on recognizance.
Th action la due to the fact that these
men possessed the only key of the ex
press olllce, and the robber went
through th front door and escaped the
earn way.
Th other parties are under surveil
lance. Th rumor I current that
Agent Hill's bondsmen will It held
good for the amount stolen. I-ocal pa
per speak In high terms of Hill. Cir
cumstantial vitleno I rapidly collect
lug. Alley and ruin of th old Mr
are being vigorously searched for the
lost money. Th Portland agent say
th robbery waa systematically
planned and that th rubber entered
wltb the regular key.
Parks' Bur Cur I a positive specific
In all diaeasea of th Liver snd Kid
neys. By removing the urlo acid In
th blood It cures Uheumatlsm. H. B.
Baaford, of Carthage, & Dakota, says:
"I believe Parks' Bur Cure excels all
other modlclne for Uheumatlsm and
Urinary disorders." Bold by A. Yeh-
IXUTON.
DaYTo. O..Oet. 17. McKlnley ar
rived In thlscltv today from Fuatorta.
t irvat enthusiasm waa manifested dur
ing tl entire trip at all slatlous along
the route.
He llaa)l sck Slar.
WAaiiOHiTii, Oct. 17. William
Barm-, clerk in th treasurer ofllc
for tt year died today. H ha han
dled lu lif probably more lumwy than
any oilier ina-i In th world. Th
greatest aiiHKint lu one day handled by
hi in I stated lo be pjU,uuu,uuu.
The ladic of th EpUwopal church
will glv a bean supper Wednesday,
Vt.
ITCHING SKIN
DISEASES
v " " By .
Cutlcura Remedies
A wirm bath with CLTICL'KA
SOAP, and a single arriicatioa cf
CLTICURA, the rreat skin cure,
will allord instant relief, permit n .
and sleep, and point to a spcei.; ,
economical, and permanent cure oi
the most distressing of itching, hum.
inp, Meedinp, scaiy, ana crusted s:.:
and scalp aiseases, aiu-r pnysicur.-,
htwpitals, and all other methods fa.i.
CX'Tia'RA Works Wonders, and
its cures of torturing, dbfTgurir.;:,
humiliating humors are the moM
wonderful ever recorded In this or
any age.
fmmt tsMsmss hU ikraarW iV. wotU.
FrWs, Cimciu, f l Sos. : Ki.t. i.
Purrss IeoseC- ivjis I'm. . I- ' s.
ISS WSssI, USh MslH MM osu, uw.
I ami V Am
ClTIKVSA fcwtf.
-i KUSCULAH STRAINS, PAIX3
mmA si.bsiM.kstk stks. ssk kKW-s.
j I K.vm, s4 CSX R J m
I si M.lssUi bf Iks CukVS Aslk
icttcrSti
C0o
10c
Best genuine Liverpool salt per
toft sack only..
4 dos clothes pins only..
Galvanised Iron bucket.
A large, whit gran 1 1 washbowl
and pitcher for a few days on
ly at f 1.00; formerly tl.Si.
AX BILXY