J
1 I
O
for Infants and Children.
- Caatorla U to well adapted to children that
f recommend it u superior loan preacrtptiuo
known to me." L A. Aarnia, M. I).,
Ill Bo. Oxford BL, trout?, N. Y.
"The uw of 'Caatorta U to unlrereal and
In ouiriu M well known that It mmns a work
ot aupereroirallun to ndona It. Few are the
liiU-Uleot famlll wbo do not korp CaalurU
wiUiio eaiy reach."
Ciau Vitm, T). I).,
New York City.
T CrrfB Cowaht, 77 Hnuut Bravr, Nw Vo (It
Caatorla run Colic, Conetlpatlon,
Bour lilomarh, Wairlxaa, Eructation,
KJUa Worm, glim sleep, end promote '
(cation.
Without Uijurloiu medical Ion,
"For teTpral j-oari I hare reootnm(Tr.( t
jour't'artorio,' and limit always oontln J t
do m an It ha luwiably iiruduowl bum.t'Ui
reeulta."
Kuwm F. I'iaur, M. !.,
lKtli Bins and 7Ui Ae., New York III?
A Cbaliengt.
The undersigned manager of Cottage
Grove ltae Hull Team hereby chal
lenges any has liall team In Laint
county to play a kuiiih or series of
If amen at hnme or ubnatd. No mutter
what team; picked or otherwise, an
long they are Lane county player.
U. of O. team preferred. Usual cour
tesies extended vlnll f nir team.
J. A. Kknho.v,
Cottage Orove, Ore,
Few. Purine; the month of April
County Clerk Jennings turned over to
the county treasury feet la the amount
of fl!74 15.' Hherlll J-linHij during the
month pnld ovei f l'.l. :6.
n
For o
Cigars, G
Tobacco,
Candy,
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
He leads in
r, Prices and
Assortment.
I c.
CHURCH,
President.
B D. PAINE, F.W.b.
Vice Prestatnl.
THIS
"IRN,
t.. 'er.
Ural Estate Imn.fers.
Kt-nort'ddally by Ki'ukms AirriTl,'orY
W. K. BitaauaouuH, Managm.
COCSTHT.
(J K to Jeremiah Yurnuil, lout fl, 7 In
nee H; Iota 4, i, II, 7, sec 17; lota 10, II
sen IH, tp 17 n 1 1 w, lull. 1 2 acres.
Uu W Clark and wife to C A Jack
aon, a tract of land In Hen 211, tp I ), N r
4 w. ltf.4 acres; I10S7.
C A Jackson and O M Jackson to
(ICMIIIetl, a traet of laud In see "H,
tp !.', a r4 w.ltt 4; $103.50.
K M Warren and wife to Lrlc Aline,
a trad of Imid in w. 17, tp 17, r 3 w,
8.1. 72 acre; f 2.739 70.
Mar Ann IiOve to Gideon Canton
wiiin llien of I) L C of Hugh Love
and wife. see 2H, 211, 32, 8.1, tp G, a r
4 w; nw I of nw 1, aw 1 lot (I, 7, K, we
20 uud e i of He J aeo i!H; lie see .'I.'!; nw
I sec 84, tp l." t r 4 w, 2H.1.70; SI 1,800.
Jl'NCTIOR.
J I' Mlllroln and wife to C W Wash
burue, Iota H l M, hlk 67; $m
It'llkNI.
A Heeker and wife to A K and K N
(Jilliert, lot 1, hlk I, Heott adil; f 100.
ThomiiM A Clark to H C Brown, lot
2, 3, hlk 4, Clienher'aadd; tiV).
Ewoc Loan and Saras
BANK,
Of Eugene. Oregon.
DIKKlTimH-J. O. Church, S. II llarrle, W.I
Hruwu, U. II. faiue, r. . U.buni.
hi Ud Cipltal,
550.000.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Internet allowed on time doMnlli.
('iillertlun eiitru.tvd to our rare will receive
prompt alleiillon.
Lane County' Bank.
(KiUbllihed In luij.) J
EUGENE, OREGON.
A gontral Banking business
In all branches transacted on
favorablo terms.
A. o
J. M
1IOVKV, rnwlilent.
A II HAMS. Caahler.
Hazel IXI I Iteuia.
o May 3rd, 1HU4.
FreiUeut rliowura. 1
S I' llrtx k, of Hheild, waa here thin
week to witneM the murrine of IiIh
on.
V A Wurncr'a h-ani run away recent-
no bonea hrnkeu, hut wagon mid
liu i'ttit kllxhtly ilunmued.
I.aii. - Winfrey, Uuo and lleiln rt
Clark h'av. 'umI relumed from u ex
cltlniC coon 'I fox chitiw, at Pine
OpeiiiUK.
Mrs buian I.owei., flcr a lonif III
Iivhm, Iiiin relurueil home.: 'Mi KilKene.
MIhk l.uckoy had Hie nu.. luini lo
he throw from a hoimi rccein , lull
eacaped without injury.
Wuddiuif Itelle, Ml the rvaldenee ol
Mr and Mra CiiHllemau, Muv 1st, iH'Xi,
K II KriH'k and Mix lOlTle Ciutleman;
Mark MeClanu and .Mina Iry CiihIIh
man. MrJtrock will reaido ul hliedil,
Orcic"!!, where ho la Miiperiiilendeut of
a Iluiirlnir inlll. Mr Mil lane will
make. I let future home on II lull Prairie
and atlll eon! I mm tlio vta-atlou of rum
inic laH'f for liia hunury eountrvmeii
The till can hrlifielu waa mi liund ut
uluht to utter music.
Kt'HTlCfS Ahat.
Eugene Journal: If all men
could Be that it was their duty to
nuke the rt.di niMiablo along
tlicirown property, and ucl upon
it, what a lile-sdl iiiiprovt'ineiit it
would he.
Oovc iior Turncy, of TtnneaHce,
lian pardoned the Seventh l)(iy Ad
voiitinU. convicted and impnaoned
in the Itho county jail for work
ing on t jnduy.
Secretary of State Kincaid in a
regular hull in a china cIohlI in
the eytii of IIioho who hclievu in
drawing tho public teat for all
there is in it when they once get
hold. Ilia autiona are approved
by a majority of the people.
An Kuntern Oregon juryman
pleaded in extenuation of an at of
contempt of court, in neglecting to
obey a Hubpa-ii.'t, that he hail to
cIioohc between contempt of court
and contempt of hU wife, and he
'thought the court would be the more
merciful.
.Senator Vorhees has a eon who
in a Kculptor, and he has been
selected to make a bunt of Hichard
Mentor Johnson, who waa a vice
prenident of the United States, lie
will get S,000 for the work. That
ii a good advertisement and a good
,(! at the Bamo time.
Yorker returned an
amounting to !fU2,0U0.
Of thin, under the income tax law
an it left the hand of guprctue
court, if.j.GOO would be taxable.
From this deduct -f 1 ,000 as exempt
on gentral principle, and hu u
h it with u taxable income of fl,
GOO. The rich inun expressed his
willingness to part with $32, pud
tf.ivu his check for I lis amount.
; ,
Societies for toe prevention ol
cruelly to animals have for some
time endeavored to prohibit tin
docking of horses' tails. They
should now turn their attention to
preventing the killing and cunning
of horses from the bunch grass
regions of Kastcrn Oregon, lack
ing tails has no comparison wi.li
canning the meat and placing it
before tho people of Vrance for
food.
A rich New
v.,ri.oiuo
Ir villi; Items.
May II, 181k').
J.J, Monliiouieiv, wliolii-4 Imm-ii in
thu employ ol IheS. I'. It. K. Co. out
south, eune home litxt week.
lit1'. Ivntuae, of Kuireuu ineaelied in
thu U. li. church Huuday,
Kev. Hurnett la holdiuir u revival ut
thu Clear Lake church.
Horn, lo Hie wire or A, . Itoiui on
May 2nd, a aon. oq
tiullo a live Intercut whs laktu In the
him-IIIiik content wlileli liHik bluet) nt
Clear Lake last Frlduy evenlnir, four
hcIiihiIi Ik'Iiiit renrusciited. HI. CIhhi
A. (I. llOVKV. jk.. Aaat. ChhIit with a claait of alx iiimiIo 30 tallies.
.. I Clear Lake with a I'luaa of ten made
8i tallica. Orand Prairie with a chuet
of lun made 40 till I lea and Irving- with
a cIhhs of twenty liht mudedl lalliea.
The next contest will lie held ut Uruud
Prairie next F'rlday- veiling.
Con.
l'allr iinanl, May 7.
W'11,1. UK MAHHIKK. Miss Jcs.sli'
I.Hiiiaou, w ho left on the overland IiinI
iiIkIiI for Santa Knea, In to he married
in that city touioirow to Mr. It. M
laylor, a yoiiiiu uroeeiy clerk. Mi
l.amaoii will urrlvv at Suntu Honu
ahiirtly after noun und the marring
wreiiuiny will Ixi perfoiiniHl liuniedl
aieiy.
know
at one time worked at the liotfman
Mauaeaud MUa I. unison havlntr lived
moat ir Her lite Here. TheUi'AKn ex
tends oonKratulationa.
Mexican
9r o
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles.
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations. c
Stiff Joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Scat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub In Vigorously.
Muatanf UoiaiMt comjueri
Pain,
Makes Aan or Baat wall
Portland Sun: Senator C. A.
Cogswell, of Crook, Klamath and
Lake counties, who has just re
lumed from tho Kast, is of the
opinion that Vico-l'rcsideiit Steven
son will be the democratic noinintL
lor president on u free silver plat
form next year. Tho republicans
ho believes will try to straddle tin
issue. Senator Cogswell is an
observant democrat and his opiu
ion is worthy of considera'rjn.
Mexander Dumas says he has
outu - A tho taste for most thing
that nil. v can procure. The
chief plcasiii. 'if life now is medi
tation, which .' " indulges in
liy taking long . ks in the
forest of Marly. M. Dun.j is now
a white haired old man, L his
old ago is vigorous. He lives w.:
Ins wile at ins country place near
Marly on tho if 1,000 or so realize
by the sale of his collection of pic
tures hist year.
People in town who complain of
dull times and nothing to d
should go at ouco into thu country
w'cll directed and earnest ell'orts in
tilling the soil will drive the wolf
from the door. There arc thous
amis of acres of rich land in Lane
county that will vield bounteous
crops as a reward to the man who
will properly cultivate tt if soil, am
tiicsc itiousaikis ol acres are now
lying id'1; for want of a cultivator
Tho Portland Sun is rapidly com
ing to tho tror.l uml gaining
strong foothold among tho people,
whose cause it ablv champions at
all times. Kdwin J. Scott, well
known in tho Northwest, is now
business manager, and llenrv 10
Kced, ouo of the ablest men in the
newspaper Held, is managing edi
tor. There is to be no change ol
policy with tho change t f inanae-
ment. 1 he paper will continue t
be independent in Politics, a stronu
, The yiMing people are both well advocate of free silver, and always
ivn In KiiKcne, Mr. Taylor having 0 tho side of tho people. This ic
in tlnlti wiirkml ut lli.t I l.oliit... ... ! . .
sound looting, and we wish the
paper and tho parties interested in
it the Buccess they deserve,
n old relio has been discovered
in Kureka, California, in the form
nfnticrman Hiblo printed in the
car I.W.'i, in the day of I.uthur,
Wendel Kihol, of Strashurg.
Tho work i illustrated throughout
with scenes painted by hand in
water colors. Hit orthography is
a mixture of the Saxon dialect and
tho Herman of that ni!0. It is in a
wonderful stale of preservation,
hut was relmund about 'JOO vear.-
ago. llierelio is tho property of
(ieorge Krtmer, who Inisnlreadv
btH-ii oll'crcd over $100,000 for it.
The hist issue of the Florence
West contains a two column re
print of tho article furnished the
Salem Siatei-uun for publication
by Alta U. Wilson, the lady candi
date Mr city recorder ot I loience,
and repriSiitd by the Oieoniun,
in which she attempts to show up
Senator Alley's abject poverty and
accuse Inui ot being vcrv .u -i v at
the result of the pettii-oat elccu.in
in Horenee uml acting in an un
manly and an uiistatcsman-like
way toward the lady candi
date. 1 ins i entirely out ot keen
ing with the k'txidiialurcd e'ptrit
which the senator, w ho was then in
YYll.LU0Tt lliKin KiVKIt. Itev. F
I. Kninse. recently ordained to t hi
nilulatry and who liaa been dnlmr nas
toml work In this U. It. ml-wloii and
In the V. H. cliureh of thlaellvdur
luir tln HliseiHti of Kev. J. K. Sn viler
III the Kaat.hna received a telenrain from
the mlwuonnry boird at Dayton, Ohio,
uotifylnit liiin tliat he has Uen
appointed paator of the C. It, church
at Hood Kiver. Itev. Krauw will aa
auiue the iluttca of the lliaid Klver pas
loruieauoui June i,
I'.lly (iuanl, May .
:AlllKK, Kxamikatiox. The
regular ipiarterly examination ofap
piiejiiia nu leacners' cerilllcutc la Iw
Inn condueteit ut the court house by
Siiierluleiiileiit Steveiiaou. asalsted h'v
Mis .Mary Met. ortiack and J. M. Wil
llama. lhuclaaaia a sinull one, and
i lie indies are largely lu (lie majority.
there brlnic thlrly-four of them, and
oniy luur irenueini'ii.
Skkhum.v li.u Ashland Tldlmrs;
1 . II. I.IiiiIhukIi I. seriously ill with
IiiiiiC tr.ni I ile at his homo near O. V
Crnwsou'a. He came her fnuu Lain
eon li I v l;,l v.. in' r.,r liU l...ulil 11..
aiat.r.'.Mra. ltarrelt and ahrothvr were
viMitlnv li liit from l.an ismnlv itsrnt
ly und Mr. I.lni lmuli la hcltiir visited
tiy another brother, Jaaica, fitim ljne
tMUiity this week.
Illinois is undoubtedly going to i
be carried by the silverites.
We are going to have a first-class i
llourinj mill. Other thing much
needed could be secured if the
proper ellort was put forth.
All Kastcrn Oregon and Wash
ington rtioices over a bounteous
rainfjll, insuring good crops
Gcid prices are now hoped for.
Home merchants are the best to
(Ual with, and home manufactories
should be encouraged und patron
ized in preference to all others.
The republicans, of Oregon, are
trying to organize. there will
doubtless be a livelv tussle to see
whether gold or silver delegates
will represent thijstate at the con
vention in St. Louis.
There aro many things that Ku
gene can accomplish by applying
push and energy, and there should
bo no delay in making the appli
cation. Both present and future
welfare depend upon it.
We will never get a boat to give
us satisfactory servico on the river
unt'l we get one whose owners are
d rectly interested in Eugene and
her welfare. We now have pre
sented such an opportunity as
should not be neglected.
If this town is willing to give
1100,000 for an opposition railroad,
tin re should be no hesiCsncy in
sub.-cribing $4,000 to a boat which
will bring us competition in
freights and remove tho freight
burden of which we have com
plained for these many years.
The people of Oregon are taxeJ
for $ 3,000 to pay an attorney gen
eral whose opinion goes no furt' er
than, perhaps, to create a lew
moments thought. This is one of
the useless ollices the last legis
lature might have abolished with
out fear of being censured by the
people.
People throughout the world de
mand canned fruit. No better
fruit can be found than tin?, raised
in the Willamette valley, and a
Eugune cannery should "furnish a
part of the supply needed. The
best the world produces can be
canned here.
CAt Vancouver, Washington, is a
creamery which pays out daily
oUU to the farmers in that im
mediate vicinity. If Eugene had
one doing one-fifth as well it would
be one of the best paying enter
prises in our midst, and wJuld
tend strongly to relieve the finan
cial depression in this locality.
East Oregonian: Papers, and
peoplo who howl against free silver
coinage and declare for protection
to hrne industries could, it seems
to us, make a silk purse out a sow's
ear. r reo silver coinage promises
higher prices for all products and
homo protection to home industries
does tho same. They are tarred
"ith the same stick.
MONDAY, MAY 6.
Cool weuthtr. ,Jo
Tuxeaarenow dt-liutUeiit.
California cherries ure in the market.
Jntice Wheeler tide a new bicycle.
Will Yorua is usslatingon theUl AKP
toiluy.
Miss Itrown returned home this
ufternoou.
H A Wa-hburn was In from Spring-
Held today.
Grandfather Vunduyn is quite sick
in Por'laiid.
. Mr. Wutkina is in town IntrodiicinK
a liutelit clothe liin. o
, Decoration Day exercises will beheld
at Parker a oneru house.
Auothcr train loud of cattle wl be
ahinia-d from here Thursday.
Mrs. Whipple returned home to Cut-
taire Urove huuuay uiieruooo.
liet arrived from SuMuw
on the stuRe (iuturday iil(ht.
'I iiO Luc key was u puasenger north
on the train this inurniiitf.
II. h. Kami, ol Junction City, was
acalltrlu Kuyeno yesterday.
Miss Ethel Cottle is learning the
printer's fj! ill the Kcgteter oltlee.
Miss I.uura Urumlev returned to
Goshen on the freight this moriiiug.
Miss Martin Is studying telegraphy
ill the Postal otllee ill this city.
Mrs. Henry McCrudy spent Sundiiy
visiting friends in llurrisbuig.
Miss Mollie Wliltmore, sulfa lady in
the Itacket store, is ou the aick list.
Pres J M ISloas returned homo to
Corvullis on the local this morning
W W Haines returned home Satur
day night from u trip down the valley.
Hherill" Johnson commenced wnrkon
the delinquent tax roll lliia morning.
O. W. Hurd, the Florence merchant
came in on the stage Saturday night.
W. D. Simpson, u student, lelt for
his home ut Murshllcld Suuduy utter
noon. Darius Vandcrhurg has killed six
black bear over on the Siusluw this
spring.
Ed Itristow has moved his residence
to the corner ot Eighth anil Pearl
streets.
The policy of the Portland Sun w ill
be the same under the new manage
ments. A state Christian Endeavor conven
tion is to be held ut Muleli'i, beginning
Thursduy.
A hobo was turned out of jail this
morning and mail the brukc-bcum
Tl'ESlMY, MAY 7.
Tlmsu maple trees are glorious.
Circuit court convene June 11.
Mi-,8 Inn Dunton is InlUposed.
uc went to Salelll
out of town.
For a Kkkk Ft sky. Mr. A. D. 11 v.
land has been circuiting h!kiu( low"n
today a petition skinu th county
etiurl to establish a fnv ferry at a Hiin't
twenty mile et of herv, w -hen Hi
military wagon road onwei the rlvwr.
Ther I a hirire aiunuHt of travel over
title route, and fording the river I of
ten impossible, sud si other time
quite dungenuia. Mr. Ilvlaud I hav
ing no troll I, I In obtalliluir a larvt.
aiuuitwr of iriiaturea.
;--"t can bo grown in tho
Alps av u elevation of 3,000
feet; in lir tziT: . live thousand; in
the Caucasus at V-ht thousand; in
Abyssinia at ten thoii d; in Peru
and Bolivia at eleven thou. --l. It
can be grown in nearly t--v
country on tho clohe. and lac
cheaper than it can be produced in
the Willamette valley. Farmers
here w.-ll have to turn their atten
tion to other crops to make farming
a proiuaoie occupation.
Pendleton Tribune: J. C. Lon-
ergan, representing a Southern
Idaho cattle company, was in the
city again last night, havine com
pleted u purchase of 1500 head of
steers at Eugene. The price, he
stated at tho time ho boucht was
considerably lower than that for
which cattle have been held in
Eastern Oregon. Stock is raised
in large numbers in tho Willamette
val ey, and a good proportion of it
will be shipped East from there
this spring. The beef cattle around
this section, Mr Lonergan states.
lire tirettv Well nlnnnnl nut lliu
stock will be moved in about the
Montana range, from where he es
timates, 400,000 cattle will be
bought in the fall for the Eastern
market. I his will exceed any
previous output for a sinele vear.
out ucponus entirely upon the con
tinued high price of beef.
The action of the Advancement
luh in denouncing the habit of
squirting tobacco juice over the
sidewalks, and the floors of public
millings, is heartily seconded bv a
majority of the res dent of Eugene.
No practice is more disgusting to
isus oi even ordinary refinement.
It is no uncommon thinor to see the
sidewalks at many street corners
along llUmette street fairly
flooded with the filth v expectora
tions of chewers of the weed, and
idies are obliged to raise tlHr
skirts in order to aoid gathering
up uie slime. ocAIong the stone
pavements wiping up tho filth can-
not lie avoided, as it is found every
few feet. Many men Who tssiet in.
strewing this filth over the side
a- are men of refinement in
nv rcsiects, yet thev seem
Dick Cayzer of Coburg has gone to
Yuquluuto ship befole the must. He
is an old sailfir.
Dr. Sharpies and family will reside
on their fruit ranch during the sum
mer season.
Presiduiit Chupmau returned Sun
day afternoon from his lecturinc- t"iir
in Eastern Oregou. U
Secretary Kii:caid spent Sunday in
Eugene with Ids tumily, reiuruiug to
Salem this morning.
Mrs W F Matlock uud Miss Lulu
Matlock returned from a visit ut
Uoshen this morning.
James Furnish went to Junction ou
Sunday's local to lake charge of Ids
school near that place.
At an entertainment he, a . I Poitland
recently JViU Wiut raised for the
Nebraska suH'erers.
Owing to the dioagreeable weather.
Ihesteau er Itaby did nut make ex-
csrsion trips yesterday.
A dog tight 'occurred nu the city
square this afternoon uud was w ii
Nessed by a large ciowd.
A young man named Elmer Pome-
roy was iliowin-il lit Astoria Saturday
night w hile out llshiug.
Mrs. Oreii Moore went to Salem ou
. 1. I . , . I : . - . ... . ...
iiieiiii-iii mis uinriiiug mid will go
iron i mere to rolllami
1' immeriir, who Is collecting
money lor me enrasKer sullirers
went lo Cottage Grove this uftcrnnnii.
lion. . rs. Matlock arrived in the
i . from Peudletoii today to visit with
.Mayi. latloi-k for a couple of mouths
A ri pui. v"in club has liei-n organiz
ed ut l'loieiii-.C -'uler the name of the
"Jlmger llerii.uii..'tepublieau Club."
F.W.Parker und . have moved
from the opera house into u dwelling
nousp ou uie corner ot l.llh and Oak
streets.
Willis Oliver, w ho has been emnlny.
...I I... l.-l i. r. li....- .
eu ny i-isii luiue "M cigar miiKer, left
lor ills home ut Me.Minnvlllo this
morning.
Miss Jessie Lumsoii will leave on tlm
Bverlnnd train tonight for Santa Kos,
t uiuorni.i, W here she expects to visit
lor some time.
Miss Klhrl Heslop, of Mount Angel,
Is visiting with Miss More, who N
assistant teacher in st. Mary's Acad
emy, of this city.
Prof. Itutherford, of Albany college
who hits been attending the V. P. l
convention in this city, returned
home this morning. u
Messrs. Mulkey und Markley will
organize a republican club ut Spencer
precinct next Saturday afternoon ut
o'cliak.
Kiehurd Cobb was discharged from
the penitentiary Saturday, alter serv
ing u term of live years, "lie w as com.
niitted from Multnomah county.
The remains of M I'M. Iti'l'trntti u.iro
trtkt'll to H:i'e VexttTtlav llloriiiinp I. ii
Kaliniis Uale, the bodv is'liiir lnt..rru'.i
ill the Shultz ivmetery at that place.
An immigrant fami v Irom vin.....
sin, but recentlv arrived. or,l..r...i ,i...i.
freight atopiwd'onrouie out her.. ,..,.i
started buck this morning.
K. P. Sheridan from neiir V,.IL-..,
Station wua In town today. He linen
prune orchard mid is very well pleased
with tli outlook for prunes this .ir
II.. i i, .
.ure. i,. r. itouuils talked on "lln
umiie i reiiuueni ei Annuals" ut the
m. eniircn lasi ever- in.'. S I,- .!..!:..
ered an address on the auiue sul jeet t
the C. U. church in the iiiornimr
Medfnrd Monitor: The Tolo Mini,,,,
i:..y. M. C. lie went to Salelll to
day, oo
High water is predicted for next
mouth.
Owens, the Kow Kiver foot ra r Is
Q in town.
The Dunluiiii case is being heard as
we go to press,
Marshal Day Impounded a horse
this morning.
A slate Sunday School convention is
in session ut Portland.
Another ear load of beer was re
ceived ut Welnluird's depot In this
city this morning.
Tho meat market on Eighth street
bus been closed,
Ml-s Josie i oss Is In I rum Lorane
visting Willi friends.
F. L. Chambers was a passenger to
Albany this morning.
It. M. Logan of Crow w as doing bus
incss in Euuciie today.
Miss Vella Haves came up from
Harrishurg this ufternoou.
K. M. Stevens was given the liberty
of t lie hherill s ollice today.
County Treasurer J. O. Cfray return
ed lust night from Portland.
E. II. Ingham will prohunly move
into liia new store next wecK
Jerry Horn, the barber, is heading
the Mies oil Willi new screen doojs.
E. P. Hamilton and family arrived
here limn .Spokane this urienusm.
Mrs E O Potter went to Salem on
the local iliis morning to visit a few
days.
O W Hurd expect to leave on tl e
stage tomorrow morning for bis borne
at Horenee.
Gen. Overton and son Fred ure back
to this city ufter a few week..' ubsclice
ut ltrow nsville.
Kohl. McMurpliey uml wife went to
Portland today und w ill remain in the
city until Monday.
Mr. uud Mrs. Pugli left this after
noon on u visit to ilill'ereiit points us
lar south a Astiiauu.
Win. Norman, an English sailor,
wus drowned in the river at; Portland
ycsteiduy morning.
Springfield is now without a lively
t.,..-.e, .Aie--rs i.nng is .Morse having
moved theirs lo C'oituge Grove.
I lie Crescent bicycle man went
down the road this morning. He left
uu agency witli llurkcr.
J. J. Whitney, of the Allmny Herald,
returned to his home yesterday iiiorn
in ufter a short visit here.
Ed Peiigru came up Irom (iervais
this afternoon to see his father, who Is
lying at the point of death.
Mrs Jus. Hint-ley came dow n from
Cottage Grove this morning and will
visit in Eugene for a few days.
MissCelia Goldsmith went to Har
risburg this morning In the interest of
the Misses niton's millinery store.
The report for April of Superin
tendent K iwlainl, ofihe asylum shows
1017 patients now being cured for
the iv.
Clarence Mucy and Laurence Curtia
of Ihirrisliuig passed through Eugene
yesterday enrontefor Southern Oregon
III llll- CUM It.
Mrs I.. Geirstiel. who bus been eon.
ducting a jewelery stand In E. C.
Miiilh's store, left this inorniiiir for Sa.
lem w here she will join her husbund.
W. It. Peiigru, who has been declin
ing for several month, is now renort-
ed very low uud at the point of death.
lie is Milleiing with bladder troubles.
Joe I.ane expects to leave soon for
I niatilla county, and w ill speud some
time rusticating in the lllue iiiouu.
tains in the hopes of bcnetlting his
health.
A telegram received Uiis nfteriimm
pytico. t raw, uncut, states that the
Eugene w ill bring all the (). p, freight
llll I',',.,., I '..-....II. . "
I' ", s.ii , UI1IM
The railroad cnniinissioners left Port
lami .Momiay evemiig on the regular
I.. fin . in mi nun uver i tie tiregou rail
roads. They ure working soutli on tbv
Nilll ln.r.i I.. ..iH..
.,..ill, , iiviiil,
lorn .sharp exacts lo lenve tomor
row mgnt nir rieasuntou. California,
about forty miles south of San Fran
eisco, where he w ill work in a racing
"iiii-ii-prtvini I1IOI11US,
Tin; ruin of Sunday raised the Mc
iven.iu river to a point higher than it
.. ... oeu in itnv iinieipirinij the winter.
ii was uu .run
.-Mimeone broke Into the Cottage
I rueu l.i 1 1 i...., .1 i f
: j i" ii ugo in an ut
leuipi in release a pi isoner, but failed
i.i iiiu pr sonui was iiu.Lu.i i..
cell. " ,u
""illlli-nl l
t0 the uitrint
gm.
The reason Friuk. n
delitor. Will lint .!"'.
that the liiew-iu(, ealln ."
und the warra.a, C:
ha.ely tittle ,'
truiii and went wlt,u.
Hh r.nin.l I.Im .' Ul tli .
- ; - "inn, nut II..I l
refUhud toaeenmpu,,.. ..'"U.
lea lit-i nre.i,i...i ' ., Offl.
arrest. Hrrtut (
Ai.U Kosel.urj fa,, '
.ial.
Koseburic Kevleu . r.
oflhe ehurge. agal.,t
Carroll, In reLmrd t n .. l y t
pountled dogs, resulu.i B
declaring the olllee v .
llieeung .MoiKluy ui..Ul
e..ls was then duly" H,., '
ts.7M;:s:ll):"':!tu
claimed that the l.urd &
1 he consequence 0f .if ..N
Marshal Carroll ti "'l
had a tin star mad .5.1.
also. When Carroll , refuji
Uursaurv Wnrnm 1 "Wl
occur. h will nn .1....1 . 10
::r..".'.v u,,uot
cutieci ii. i'Ulillc
much divided as
cuse.
tilless who are eontei,,,,!,,;.,
luxury ..fan arrest fur "Uru'u
orderly," nmy have .mierX
Carroll or Marshal CIu,M,fi
the ceremony, Just o their h,c'
bend. -
Proofs or PubllcatU,.
Register B. F. Wilson nfn.
Oiandeland ollke, Iseue.'thjr
ing address:
"For the benefit of tin tll!4
to know the Jtruth and th, u..
fl:o'?,'.Id-''
o i . '. """ceil mmtUi
lisllUtl III tllH III. li-.. ....... 1
land, providlnir such ni.ttm...J!
of general circulation In tliS".
Hi. I...I '""llll
'"""""i f iieir severhi Bt-,tf
areequi-distuHt. the lundnml
choose the one In which nmi J
be published. This selection b .J
nllleliils Is mil i,l.i,..u , 1
........ ....,, oauian(ifTt
In the nature of tlnnga ennui
rerson uesirous oi Kliciwliig tlm
mnsuio ieriaioiug to any
connection with the public
would do well to make inuuirtK
local ollleers or of the coimiiissiusr
the geuetul land olTlee. Mum- nm
are ever ready and willing isim.
their neighbtirs in iuiitteniiif j
everytniiig else, uml nmuy tiiues
out having flst taken the prww
to inform themselves upon tb.'m.
considered. As we hear nfinst
nearly every day of persous btiu
posed upon In the matter altonr-.
red l. 1 have therefore t iouihtt
pedlent to take this inetliisj ofui:
just what the law is."
The akxt at Er(iKNE.-Ttir
versaiist state convention cloud
annual session Suinlny eveninr i
the sermon, "The Mis-inn oflhr
'y ltv K H Shinn, of (iiilisburj,:
The next convention will be bt;
Fucene. Ollleers elected as foller
President, George Furby, Portk
vice-president, William H Dow
Woodstock; secretary, .Miss Will
Krown, Fugene; treasurer, J f E
gins; Eugene; trusters, M in C A Jo
Mount labor; G V White, Eip
Jessie Archibald, Allmny.
COULD HARDLY WALK
ON ACCOf N I
Co. have decided not lo stop ut present
for a clean -ii p. More than ennuh g Id
Eugene, displayed toward the mat-1 interfere
tcr. He xliowed the Gr.uu the
ix'tticoat ticket la-fore the election
and said ?h.it it would bo elected.
After the election he unhesitating! v
told the result, regarding it all as a
good joke ou the men.
" ui'iiv iniminuiui ot the nauseat
inu' iil'cit their practice has on
oihers. Less disgusting practices
are punishable by law, but this
practice has for some unknown
reason been allowed to be carried
on tor all time Without material
nee. A general crusade
against the practice is ntxled. If
it cannot be prohibited by ordi
nance, let public disgust for a man
ho will practice Bueh habits be
brought out so forcibly that he will
be repulsed by shame.
to pay runniiiL' expenses is lu.i ...i.
ed Irom theUd rock, so that It is com
-i... ivn uimeecssuiy to disturb
sluice boxes.
the
Hon. I. is ( oopor, the Independence
banker, came upan Sun,la iitieru.Hin's
local to visit a few ,.,vs with his
daughters, wbo are attending tin) state
university, r
The funeral service r Mr. lvr... ...
riiiril.,.. i.. .i.i .. . . . . 45"i ev
V. "'" neiu ui ner luiehonieon
oiiiieeuui Hirm't. ul ? .'n a.
..!... i . r IIIIS
..i.eiiiooi, (Hid me renin IIS nterml In
I I lu 11 I . ........
- .iiiisiiiui. eemelvrv lfu ivi
GllU-rtoiliciuting.
r.uwaril .N. Iltail mm r n. .....
. i .7 .. .. . ' ulc aie
-u.-Ke ..i ill new r. lleailv. nnrt nrnn.
i.e , mwyer or i-ort.and, is charged
, unties grunil jury Willi
less,,.,,,,, conduct una his dis
barmeiit is reconuiieiided.
('olllieitiiniii r 1.... I . . .
ordinance to u presented to il.
S '!"! .r,'K",,ur ,"e'ing next Mn.
day eveninir. Ievvln.ru t,.v n n .1
kept in the city s U"B8
The Oreirun I'lirk-lior .,,,1 i'.,.ni..
I 1, .1 -ei inner
,V- .' V - -i ' """u,,,. ""s heen i,lcor.
pointed. Iheinirivm.. i.rn...
i . , . . -'r." ' .uc coiiiiiariT
'u-vl" a,,! "'""Ki.ter.
r .Vi v.- i",:r",,'"if metieslifor
" HiiMug leriiuzer of refuse
"!. 1 '? idler's
it 11 V. ' '.' ,l',u'r ,rn, Hon
' t i mil ill 11 ill tisa ii... 1
ll.Mlw r.. . .." Vr. "reu cur
iiu-v, nu sworos no. 1 r.....
iiiiiir.iiii. .. 1.1 .- ...
' V. . . . " "tl,,l., enough to
ri U'liiotis disposition.
Salelll Journal. Miiinl.-iv
i:ut, ne w ill be in fr,V, iV..." " "V"
.in,i i 1:.' " ; "
show
Steamer
A letter fioin I. L. Can. pi !!, editor
of the OfAKI.. stated Hint he Woi,,
leave Portland at 7 p. 111. Saturday
over the I nion lViti,. t, route f.ir
Omaha, eb.
Mr. ami Mrs. Williums left n the
,1 . "m n,-r""" for Dillard where
.... ,,, r.-iiiuin. mm. W illiams i
in iieauil Hi ll II Is III. in.. I..
change will 1 beneficial for her.
We understand Mix. F. L. t hatn
her who U r.-.vlvlog treatment at the
1 ortland hospital, has subleetetl lo
an me-r-.. !-.;:,, .u. j, ,low ,,,, ,
and w II i.rvbably be nl.le to re turn
booje lu about six week.
- v. nu.gn,,,! wi l pio(Ved on to K.i g" e
he water having H,, ..,,:
' ' .0 r.,,el, that ciiy. I, e7.
,. i, , m iniikeati- peach wek
l etwi, ,, Corvalllsa.id Port and sndll
Harrisb.rg nd AS-
The city council ut P.osehurg want,
td to iii.iall u iiyw- e.i...i ,a.n.1
ehargedtheold one. 'The co "held
.epnsveil.,, ,, ,
fUlllier prive.'d i,.., ..r.. ..,.... i' S,na
U e llhei, appoinu,, lw w
"I'-eial day poheeina.i ami fixed T
Hilary a. a ,,, UM(I rp))1. 1
r; ary.f,beregillar marshal UU
RHEUMATISM
p.Eroi'
14
Wmk eufferins
IS CURED
-r-
THE tses
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
" For fnllv two vmm. I suffered fnw i
rliciiinatlsm. an I va frequently In Wf S
a eonilllliiii tliat I roulil hartlly J
I siient some time in lint Springs. Art.
anil llio treatment lietieil me forthJ
time heliiKi hut mum the complaint J
tiirneil and I was as badly nflllcted 3
ever. Ayer's Siirsapurllla being re fi
iriMiiteil. I resolvei! to try It, nil, l""!
niliiir sl lintlle-.. I was completflj
eiireil." P. H. Fonn, Ouachita City. I j
Ayer's
The
Only
Admitted
AT THE WORLD'S TAISj
80$
GOLDEN
WEST
BAKING POWDER
3 KF. A SONS W'V
uu aliuuM Isir
1. It Is made rlnlit here ut hom.
a. 1. ( m.,i. nf the very flnet
materla. ami Is unronus?
In every n-ss t vv
superior to the ery l-'i-8.
Tho makers itunraiiiee i-
tin anil every to;
authorlwd to rem
money 1 11 be not am 1
CAN YOU ASK FOR t-
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'ener in.in liis son
Kuhli eeiv
11 it ...... 11
wr.tn o t'i 1: .1 1 ,. .'.
. . ... . '"'i'i tun on
l"o man, la which li
Mruek a richer , tn-ak iha 'er' t
"Ideiis amhird ledge (in Vn
He says he thinks n.. .. . , .
Tuesday,
say he he
the
reek
ore willed in
HI nil e ev. n i ....... i...i.. .. , .T
--'.v f....i to the I ft, I fi.i
without doub, .,Wr;.i,S,l,.I1,f?
u-tvaluuble mines iu'lfe1
taken frm
r v 'VI
Til I llaMr
i
AT
NIGHT
MOVES THE BOWELS IN
THE MORIMINQ
1 111 1 in.1 1M
. ; .. .lrul""
ror sale at Veringwu wn 11m.