The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, September 21, 1895, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textfor Infants Caatorla la ao well adapted to children that I recommend It a auperinr toany proacTljitioO knows to me." 11 A. Aafiir.a, M. D., Ill So. Oxford Kt., UroukJn, N. Y. Th UM of 'Cantorl U to tinlreraal and lu inerlU 0 well known that It aown a work of mpemwfcatlon to endorse It. Yaw are the Intelligent families who do But keep Cantor! within y reach.' CilUD IUkttx, I). P., Kw York City. Tm CinTAt-B J.C. CHURCH, Prill!. B. D. PAINE. F.W.OSBURN, Vict Pfildnt. Cihlr. THE Eugene Loan and Savings BANK, Of Eugene, - Oregon. DIRECTORS J. C. Church. 1. B. HarrU, Urowu, B. V. I'alue, K. W. Otburn. W.K Paid Dp Capital. : : 550.000. General Banking Business Transacted. A Interest allowed on time depoilta. Collection entrusted to our car will receive prompt atuntlou. Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. Plies, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff Joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All Morse Aliments, All Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle,. Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts It In a Jiffy. Rub In Vigorously. Mustang liniment conquer Pain, Makes flan or Bout wall Thli utm ordinary Ko Juvauator li lbs null wonderful dinorrry of tlie an. It huen n dorwd by the lMilluf wien tlfla men of KuroM and lmitliiioti, Matinee, FalUnii sn aaltonii.Kt rv oiutwltchliii.' ol tlie i yen and other paita. Htrengthctu, In vis urates and Ioiip ilia riitlry.trin. Hudjta ruiva Debility, Kt'rvouaneM, Kmli.lona, and devkH and mkm weak organa, I'.liis In Ih hack, loaw Mud,. bi turrly TCa- Huayta etopa ntnu unntss of the dl.. rhama In 'J) tiara. Cntte LOST Iy day ot u4htauipped jtilcklr 0i" 2.000 prlvalo enilnrarmrntK. l'n'Uia(uri'Uta inrau. liiinotrncy tu ile flnt tti. It I. y in .lorn of armtnal wrnknn) and harrrnniw. It can he atoipod tu w ua)t by th tiaaof lludran. The nw dlxmvery wnn mad th Prrl. InUoftlie old famous HimIio Madlcal Inilll.l.. It la Ih tninnnt vimnwr niade. It la wry powerful, but baiuiha. hold fur II 00 a paik Keort pu ka for IS OOIpUlnaoalnl boim). Written guarante irlven for a our. 1 1 you buy all bnxotaiid ar t4 rnilrtly eurrd, atx Dior will Ixaonl to ynn five of aitrhanrr. Mend fr rtrrul.Taiid t.ttm"nlii!. AddreM Hl'UHor V l)t-Al. INHTITI'TK, Junction Morton, .Haravrt k.UUNu. a fraurlaro. Cat. THIS PAPER ! kept on file at E.O.PAKI'a Advertlilnc Anencv. M ana A Merchant Kifhamr, nan rraurlwvi, ( al.. hu coulr sotaltr advrtuiu cau b uad. -''- - - 1 m m mm MANHOOD and Children. Caatorla cun-a Colic, Cunatlpatlon, Sour HLoniach, Warrhiaa, nictation, Kill Worm, glc aloen, and promote I1 (nation. Without Icjurloui medication. " For axreral year I haT Iwomni'K d your 'Cantor!,' and uludt always cmllr. ! do o e It lia Invariably produced Umelk-i.1 remit." Eowth F. Ttrvit, M. P., IX th Street and 7th AM Vork Clt J" Commit, 77 Mituut rVmirr, Nrw Yoa (w. JIK FED HO(i8. He Pat 71 Pounds- Weight on Eurn l'lff in 05 Day. Corvallls Times: An Interesting test In hog feeding whh that Just completed by Caleb Davis. The tint began June 8lb, ended Angust FJth with sale of the animals on fMt, and there figured In the experiment nineteen Ilorkshlre hogs, that ,u I"001- condition weighed when the teat began l'.04, a trllle ovel 100 pounds each. The object of the lent was to ascertain whether or not hogN could be profitably fed at the present price of grain and pork, and Mr Davis deduces, that with feed at the price he paid for It, hogs could be red at a fuir piollt II sold at 3) cent gross und at a good prollt If sold at lour cents. During the experiment the pigs had free access to running water, and were fed from a self feeder, from which they could eat at will. The animal were-bought at three and sold at three and a quarter cent er pound, the rise during the text alone sav Ing Mr Davis from a low. They were fed on shorts purchased at the price of 00 ceuts per loo, and a email quantity ofuogrouud barley at thirty cents per bushel, fed during the last few duys of the teat becaUHo the supply of hort Save out. The pigs were fed Go aya and weighed at the end of the experiment over 171 pounds each showing a gain of 71 pounds, more than a pound per day. Mr. DavU llgurea lu the expense $." for the la bor of feeding and L' Interest on the money invested. ills account of the expenditures and receipts Is us fol lows: Cost of pigs 6" 12 5, too lKiunds shorts at OUo per 100.. 32 40 12 bushels barley at 30o ......... Labor of feeding 6 00 Interest ou money 2 00 Total 1 100 12 Amount realized from sale of hogs $10.'i 72 Total coat 100 12 l'rollt f 0 60 Mai.mon kik Fektii.i.kk. The Dalles T-M: "A lot of llsh caught at the rapids was allowed to spoil yester day by being left on the tiack and not hurried tlirouult to the cannery. In stead of arriving yesterday at noon the car did not reach here till late lost night and some of the llsh were not lu good condition for canning. The sal mon were gotten rid of by sending them di.wu to (leorge HnlieTa orchard, where they will be used for fertilizing purposes. Two wagon loads passed dowu Hccnnd struct today loaded with tho spoiled IIhIi. Flue looking steel heads and royal chinooks found an Ig nomlnlous end by being burled in an orchard, Instead of gracing tlie tables of Koatern epicure. Tho loss of the llsh will fall heavily on some one and It Is to bo hoped better facilities for transporting tiiem will be provided." Always Huiut. Tuesday's Albany Democrat: "Yesterday the Democrat published au item from the Kugeue tlUAiti) aunnuL'cliig the death of Alius Anna Vaiighau, the 14 year old girl accidentally shot by her brother revert. 1 mouths ago. A cousin of Miss Anna of this city Informs the Democrat that thoUl'Aitu was mistaken. Miss An na Is alive and perfectly well. It was a cousin named Vaiiglian who died." Thelll'AKl) was right when It pub lished the Item saying Miss Auna Vaughan, who was accidentally allot a couple of months since had died, not withstanding the "cousin's" state ment. A Hih-ckss. The oftloers of the tlypay nro In high glee over the suc cess of the craft Tn nuvlgatlng the river at Its lowest stage and think that an other yi-ar will see great changes tn boating circles on the upper Wil lamette. The Oypsy can carry 60 tons on the same water t nut such boats as the Modoo could not navigate. After tho flrt general rains this Ismt will run regularly to Kugene, so the O it A N t'o, her owners, iuforiu the (.U'ako. Kavouh Hkkmann. Koseliurg riaindealcr: 11 II (.lllfry, reading clerk of the United states' senate, was in Ito.scliurg this morning. In the conversation had with him, he said it would bo unfortunate tor Oregon should the republicans fall to stand by Hermann In our next political cam-l'lg"- Wil l. Si'KAK Hkkk. Mary Kobeit son S iiilre, of l'ortluud, the great economic lady lecturer, will speak on Willamette street. Tuurstiay, friuay and Saturday evenings, on "lVuth to Monomilv: Life to Labor; tlie Way Wkereby every Idle Man may be Km ployed." Tho lady has the reputa tion of being an able and entertain ing speaker, do out and hear her. HoitsK CwiTl.Kh. Assessor Ilurton had a valuable Walter colt badly crippled a few davs ago by running an 8 Htiny wlie nail into its foot at his Collage tlrove farm. It was feaml that lock Jaw would result, but Mr Ilurton rtwlved a letter this niorniim stating that the horte would probably recover. Ultowni Makkkp. Tuesdav'n Al bany Democrat: "Mm Slate I'nlver Ity oH'iied yesterday with an attend ance of about 400, which w ill Ih In creased to nearly aot). The grade of the school haa lieen advanced a year, until U la Just alHiut on a footing w ith theCallforiiia Mute University. Its growth In the last few yars has beeli very marked." The Norrls ltroa lovt a valuable horse ou Monday. If IS SUICIDE. IVofeseor Manning, tlie uullior f a work entitled "Sanicult," wlioiH ipending a few weeks in I'ortlaiid, tlenountxs tho bicycle ua folhtwn: "To my mind, owing to the cxcwn of exercise indulged in by bicycle riders of today, when a man or woman buys it wheel, m takes tho firnt MiiudtTul of earth from hid grave. To give some idea of the unwholcrtomenesH of bicycle riding, listen to this: tirst, you have kind of paralysis of the hands from the coiictant gripping of tho handle-bar. then contraction of the muscles of the legs, contraction of the posterior iiiukcIcs of the lower limbs, and cl tho iiihidu iiiumcIcs of the UiitMih. round shoulders Irom stoouinz over, and contraction of the chest. This- causes congeHtioii of the lungs und leads tu coiiHump- tion; continued violent exercise also leads to enlargement of the heart. V urthermore, with men. rupture, varicocele, hydrocele fol low, and worst of ill it destroys virility. o man who rides a bicy clo to any extent can hope to be a father. 'Then again, with women con stant ridinir cuuhcs troubles to which women are peculiarly heir. Married women riding bicycles nre ennecially liable to very serious mishap'. In fact the dangers are multitudinous. People have neg' lected them too long and if the en tire world is not depopulated by tho rapidly increasing membership of tho suicido club, the human race will die out by reason of lack of manhood and inability to propu gate." The Countess Cacilia Plater Zybeck, one of the wealthiest wo men in Russia, has been in the guild of master, tailors of Warsaw. She is at the head of a cutter's school in that city, and docs much to help the poor. J. Picrpont Morgan, tho chief of the synuicate wiucn suppneu tne United htates with gold in ex change for bonds, began life as u clerk with tho old firm of Duncan, Sherman it Co. A movement has been started in the South to erect a monument to tho memory of Anno Lee Curter, tho mother of (iencral Kobert K. Leo. AS IN YOUTH Ayer's Hair Vigor CORDIALLY INDORSED. RESTORES Natural Growth or Tim HAIK WHEN ALL or II til Dressings "I an cordially liulorvs Ayer's llnlr o VlRor, as one ol the best preparation g lor the hair. When I be iian uslnit Ayer' 0 llalr Vigor, all the front part ot my head o -about hall ol It -was bald. Tho une g ol only two hollies rentured a natural 0 growth, whleh mill continues as la my O youth. I tried several other dressings, JJ but they all tailed. Ayer's Hair Vigor 0j la the best." -Mrs. J. C. ritKl'SSKll, Oi Converse, Texas. Ayer's Hair Vigor rtlKFARED tlX Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., LOWELL. MASS. g oooooooooooooooooooooooj A Majestic Steel Kauge 142.00 A No. 8 Cook Stove '.2.75 A No. 8 Wash Moiler....; 85 1 tllnss Lined Oil Can S5 1 doz. U qt. milk pans 85 1 6 tit. stew pan 15 1 Hour sifter 10 1 wash btiHlu 05 1 Dish pan 20 1 10 qt. milk pail 15 1 12 qt. milk pail 20 1 eolleepot 15 1 tea pot 15 1 set knives ft forks 50 I large bread knife 15 1 handled man's axe 75 1 long hand led shovel 50 Wire nnltH-Hitse 4.00 (.Hidden llarb Wire 4.00 AT Griffin Hardware Co. Lane County Bank. (Katabll.hed In 10.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. (J. 1IOVKY. President. J. M. A It UA MS, Cashier. A. 11. HOVKY, JR.. Asst.Car.hr. ti s. t rs:?-: y.i: S Ai!3 St!V tilATirT writ. -il mMri t, by , t. , .. v...,ii M, -j; t !'.., r: l..t .t'.iiiluMKl; ie mKI un.l.r is sutliortf tl .Me!it .k.i IxtPN nf llrnn' nc.il . ' .h: r il Pr.-ui.; lk.f .1 1 A.-llnit; 1.11 Drrttr; I IamiI Nwtrof t. .-tn;'voiu i.ii tn either toinhttil r.rn.nsi i Kn'.!.! f 1 "..aee., iiMiei ir l.iii'u Inch hvvU to M.. r. I i llil.lMt:nn t:'..i;-ll ' and !atl'. Ht mail, 1 1 a lox: nr. lor i: i wntlHii tfii.iriii tn i -lao or n-fnm! niu'M). W;:: Ltvf TU4 fiir ht.'k lie. u'luv Hiluiu-r.ii. fjver t'omlllatl, Sour M.nnn. lipeia and LouaUiiaUou. O li Ah AM Ltd uauod ouly by liaburn dl IVlauo, Kuiue, Oregon. j fl MEW Pf'OWf ii.-t.v;' V t ai b ll 6 Penonal. Mis Anna Whltenker went to Cres well today, Mlwt Dottle Hoveril arrived home this afteruoou, I'hll Miller U homo fruit Halem for a week's visit. Commissioner ('nlllsoii will move to Kugeue next week, Mrs Anna Mi Herd came up from Junction this afternoon. MrsC K IjimU rt left for Yaqulna ou (lie local this morning. Mis A Jnnies was an arrival from Wnodburu this afieriKHii). Mi Anna Powell, of Albany, is visiting friends in Kugeue. Hon C JI Maker, of Wulterville, spent lust night lu Kugeue. Deputy Attorney Williums returned from Cottage Urove today. Darwin Ilristow, of Cottage Grove, did business in Kugeue toduy. Miss Fannie Munslleld was u passen ger to Creswell this afternoon. Miss Jennie Ilristow arrived here from Chicago toduy ou a visit to relative. Mrsd ItChrlsnian and son arrived home from au extended stay at boda vIIIh today. WJtHoolt, of Lone county, Is v lu lling In Albany, lie was me pioneer gunsmith of that city. Klierllf John Kniirht of Halem Is In Kugeue. He Is looking after his board ers that left yesterday. Fred Kd wards was a passenger to CnrvallU this morning. He will enter the Oregon Agricultural College. Sumuel Cas-, propneter of the Ocean House at Newport, is In the city. He Is accompanied by a sou who will en ter the L ol O. Misses Maggie ami Nra Luckey went to Itosehurg this ufteruoon, where they will visit a few days and also attend the J tone burg lair. Attorney N K Markley returned last pvenlmr from a aoiouru at Soduville. While there he got a good dose of poison oak ami hail lots or run. Mr Wadcworth, who Iiuh hud charge of the C F T cant here during the fruit shipping season, left on the early train tills morning for Sacramento, Califor nia LT Harris and L M Fisher will leuve for Ann Arbor. Mich., next week to resume their studies in the law department of the University of Michigan. Miss Peter, the trimmer at the louder, has gone tn Portland to attend the New York Millinery opening at the Portland Hotel, and will be gone several days. Oakland Item in yesterday's Plain dealer "Marlus Murcellus and ltoy Stearns leave in the morning for Ku geue to utteud the Htato University. Success toyou, boys, in your pursuit of knowledge." Grand Chancellor Dr Hill, of ti e Knights of Pythias lodg-c, paid Helmet lodge, of this city, an otllclal visit last evening. His address wns an excellent one and great attention was puid to it by tho members. II D Paine and wife bail made every preparation to go to Corvallis tomor row moruinir on a vii-.it to W T Peet anil wife. Now they w ill go to attend the funeral of Mr Feet. lliis shows the uncertainty ot life. J It Mcl'hersoii anil family, WJ Kdwartls and Miss Nina, (iager, all of whom have been visitinp relatives in Lane county for some tiint', will leave fnl their homes In Gilliam county to luol row morning, going bytheMc Kcny.io route. Ashland Tidings: Miis Carrie George of Kugene entered the senior Vearoftlie normal school. Miss Mil ls'! Ueid of Kugene. formerly a student of the Drain normal school, at rived on l'licuhiv's train. M Us lie id is a mem ber of the senior clas. A child In Missouri put his hand Into a hen's nest and said the lien nicked" him. Tlie two oilier chil dren of the family experimented with tlie same retull. 1 lie "lien" was a rattlesnake. In the resulting excite ment the fourth child fell into a well anil was drowned. The other three died soon afterwards. Salem Post: Another fake adver tising scheme is being quite liberally patronized by our business men. A slick-tongucd solicitor secures con tracts for cards at 12J cents per week fur six years; a total of (04. If the same men would shiu1 one half that amount in advertising in their local papers It would do tiiem 100 per cent more good. Found Aktkk 40 Ykahs. Iowa State Register: Knglnror A L llrown of tlie Halem Oregon Water Company, has been the means of bringing into correspondence near relatives who nave been unconscious oi eacn oiners existence for many years, lie. met an old gentleman named Frederick Loose through drawing a checK lti a hum tie transaction and inquired of him if ho had any relatives hi Iowa, lledidn't know but said he hud younger brothers and sisters, but did not know what had lieeoine or them. Then Mr itrown wrote to an acouaintaiice, Mr Charles Gray, of lies Moines, who detailed the facts to ll F Loose, a nephew, who is now In receipt of a letter from the Salem man saying that he Is his uncle, and a brother of John Looseof Ankeny, Iowa. Mr Loose's relatives all tie lleved that ho had Un-n murdered. during the gold fever days In Califor nia, where he went toseeK tils fortune over rortv years ago. i ne uncle is now about 70 years old and will be de lighted to hear from his new found relatives, Irom whom a pleasant cor respondence is anticipated. A Hok.sk on Heppner Ga.ette: Tlie writer, with a number of others, was invited by Mike Huberts to enjoy au elk dinner at the City Hotel last evening. After d sposlng of all that could be conveniently stowed away and after pronouncing It an excellent meal, all were intormcd that they had eaten a dinner of horse meat. The meat, was from a yearling colt that hud been previously butchered bv Newt Jones, and lasted very much like deer or elk meat, in fact was sti- criir to beef. We acknowledge that tliis is a "horse on us," but In ihe fu ttttv shall demand horse tall soup, Ittxif chips and hors stew Hpanish regularly. When the prejudice dies down horse flesh will Ik pronounced equal if not superior to beef or pork. A new safety bicycle is propelled by lever 14 inches long, with an up and down stroke of 14 'dies, the rider pulling as well us tn.-dug. A wheel geared to 100 inches can Is? easily pro lulled, and tlie Inventor claims a a speed of a mile a minute. Pally Ouard. September IT. MoviNti. K J McClttiinhan Is mov ing from his room over tlie ltne County Hank to room in tho Chris man building. Justice A K Wheeler will iHViiry the rooms vacated by Mr McClaualian. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, Irout fishing Utald to be good now And still U of O students are arriv Miss Agnes II Adams came up from Sulem today. . Now Is the lime tc get your wood under cover. The Itosehurg fair commenced this morning. KM Donovan and Chus Kohn in lliucllV. of Chas II Uurggraf, a Salem architect, spent lust night in misciij. FM lilalr delivers tlie Kugene pro ducts ol tlie new llouring mill. Mrs Case, formerly of the Jmiellot Citv hotel, wus lu Kugeue today. Wiley (J rim ii has resumed his po ui,i..m iii il. university dormitory. Tlie pay car came along l"d"l.v "d i luili I I'l it'll tlie hearts of t'.e S 1 toys. John Henry will ship a cur load of cattle to I'ort.'ulitl on tins ii"b frelL-lit. ... .. t win. .1... I the exercises at the assetuby meeting, C ol O, tins morning. The engine and fixtuies for the uni versity workshops arriveu on vi- lut'u frpltbt. A large amount of hops are being rilved for storage by the Lugeue warehousemen. . tu.,. nf hon vards will be abandoned in tlie next day of two on account of mould. a.i ntlfl trrease advertising wagon ....... In I'llfTlillal imliiv. to which was unmii ....ft-..- - ..duelled four horses. Trumps appear at this ollle daily Lin o. l,ei, hon Dicking is hinted at H...I- oet wrathv and atlddelily depart John Hull Is now accused of yeliing to Code Sam: "I Uon'l wain to piay In your yard. I don't like you any more." ii ..in-.. U Imvtnirnuite a numbel of iiiipniveiiieiitH inttil? on IiIh houne wt .i - titU atitl I MmrmMLoll Hie bonier ji "in sw.. .r rl i. U. S. Chief Juslice Stephen J. Fields passed through Kugene in a seelal car ti.a nnrtlibound overland this morning. Imil his ritrht band nii i.miiv iiiHMbed while running a Job press In the ltegister olllce this morning. T'.liriit nrisoners escaped from Marion b.u vmterdHV. Among the nmiiDer was juines nu iw vmij Mi. iiln's bicvcle. . V T - ... I. ulula i n .nil After the rain Thursduy myriads of little toads about one Inch in length were Jumping bihiui in tne streets nnu yards of Hood ltiver all going south ward. Till. MPW folders recently Issued by tho O U ft N Company contain a pho- ........ r.l. ..f tli.i Muiielnilil I'Hlillir llOUBD iuiiuiii w. fc m and Grandmu Muura, formerly of tills city, who nas enorge. u ii v.lu'nr.lii Ima coiiimeiiced a fore closure suit in the Lane county circuit . ..i. I r M ii.i.rr uipuiiiur t r unit jj,,uisr it I'owetn. Judgment is ask for 17,200 and f 500 attorney tees. 1 lie mortgage covers 248 acres in tp 17 s r 3 w. iA'hanon Express: Mrs J si Owen ami daughter, of Kugene, arrived here this week and rented the Kirkpatrick building recently vacated by K U Curr. She will ojmmi a dressmuklng ehop. Mr Owen is expected hero in a few days, and will run a steam wood saw. K E Boyd, formerly of this city, has In-en placed In charge of the S P sla Iniieliiin Mr I tarn, the former n r.. nt In. vim' I'linc to Sunt Ii America. Air Itovtt la one ol tne most reiiatue imil tnislu'orthv men which tlie com ........ - - nauv has uutl his nianv lrlcntis ncre are glad to learn of his promotion. A I n (innidii voiinir ladv explained to a Ga.ette printer the difference bo- tween prinung ami puuiisiiniK. At the conclusion she slyly said: .. i i it. .i.i... i, "You nuiy now print a kiss on my check, Imt you must not publish it." He ut once "locked" up that "form" so it wouldn't "Pi" and declares that publishing isn't In it. John S Orth, of Jacksonville, is in Kugene looking up some property owned by his father, forty years ago, and wlio conducted a butcher simp hole. He thicks that he has located a hull block near the llouring mill and some proH'rty on Ninth street, that he can establish his claim to. Of course, he expects to get the property at the end of a law suit, if ever. The many friends of the family of Hon A C Jones who was formerly reg ister of the U land office at Itosehurg, will Ih pained to learn that his only son, Homer, met with on accident nt Halley, Idaho, recently, by which he lost his eyesight. The young man is a practicing dentist und it was a chem ical explosion that resulted ultimately in tlie destruction of his eyesight. POSITION TEND EKED. Mrs. Gen. Tendered M Miller, of Kngene, a Kentucky Professor ship. Pally Guard, September IT. A dispatch was received in Eugene this morning front Piesideut J. L. Tail, of the Mount Sterling, Kentucky, Young Ladies' Seminary tendering Mrs Geo M Miller, of this city, tlie professorship of English, Elocution, DeUarte and History. Mr Miller hits sent the telegram to his wife, who is at her father's near Leaburg, for a reply. Mrs Miller is admirably fitted to till the position tendered. Kbit His Woko. Prineville Re view: "Dr W T Cox, u physician Irom New York City, and a brother-in-law of Win Vundervert, of Hlg Meadows, Is at present visiting with relatives on the Deschutes, lu this county. When the doctor left tlie American metropolis he told his friends he was going out west to kill a 'liear.' They laughed at him, but if they Imil known anything ahout Hilly Vauilerverl's U'ar dogs ihey would have taken the matter more seriously. By tlie assistance of the aforesaid canines tlie dm-tor went out one day last week and bagired three bears, one of which was a grizzly, and a wild cut in one day. Of course Dr Cox considers It "groat sport and thinks seriously of leinaimng on the Deschutes all winter If not called home on tnisiness." En rmite to Crook county Dr Cox stopped in Kugene two or three days. The Xkw V.m v Tim r..n.... t ing lu regard to the new woman, is rath her suggestive of her independence. Wei have not heard nf hiiv I.'.,........ I going quite that far as yet, but we ex- ... . i. ..ei . . .. . i" (-- uei nun. iit-rown; , new woman In Brooklyn smoked cigarettes. Her husband told her that she w uhl have to give up either him or her cigarette, and as she blew a ring of smoke from her lip she wild she guessed she would stick to her cigat ettes. Theu she left him." Miss I. K Brewster Is eniraged in teaching her eighth term of school In the Day district, Junction City i -MAN UFACTURKB8 OF THE "WHITE ROSE" o 0 o o oTLOLJ R. " " o GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY, The most popular flour in the market. Sold by $ leading grocers. (Jrcendoor Pickups. Mr Jerry Pipes Is building anew house 011 the L'icas place. Muster Alex Maxwell of Irving Is visiting at Mr Rogers'. The Misses Carrie, Lillle and Nellie Martin of Kugeue Sundayed at Ureen door. Miss Josie Foss begun school at Greeudoorhist Monday. W I Coleman and Frank: Itosue have gone on a trip east of the mountains. Will McQueen begins shcool ea.st of Cottage Grove Monday. Mr Warren lingers leaves soon for Astoria. A number of young people gathered at Mr McQueen's last Monday evening to trip the fantastic toe. All had a pleasant time. Miss May Zumwult leaves for Drain to utteud the Normal school ut that place. Mr Geo McQueen visited his parents last week. Heavenly Twins. sI7ld"for 8300,000. The American Banker.of New York, of September 4,ono of tlie most reliable papers published, contains the follow ing very Important mining item: Horace L Hatchkiss & Co, have sold a goltl mine property located at Quartz ville, Linn Co, Oregon, ou a basis of valuation of XIOO.COO. That means $500,000 for the mini s being developed under the manage nient of W li Lawler. It speaks for the prosjiect already established for the mines, und is a very strong point for tlie future of the mines. A Dangerous tall. Tacoma, Sept. 13. Andrew Nelson and Isaac Smith, bricklayers, were knocked from the third story of the new People's store, In course ol con struction, to the ground this morning by a falling plank. Nelson had his leg broken ami was injured i.iternally. Ho will recover. iSinlth was badly bruised, but no bones were broken. The fall wus purely nccidcutul. A tircal I'urrr. New York, Sept. 13. This morn- lug's World was probably the only regular issue of a newspaper which contained not a line of advertising Flooding the press room on account of tire reduced tlie press capacity so that it was possible to print only eight pages. Eight solid pages or advertis ing were thrown away rather than cut the news. Died. Rosa Wilson, one of the Wilson children sick with diphtheria at the old water station, back of the Dime, died about 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Four others in the same family are reported to be seriously fiSSG2S&88SS88888Q GULDEN WEST BAKING POWDER 3RF.AMOXM WHY )ruu liuulil buy It. 1. It Is made rlKht here nt borne. 2. It Is made of th very flnet niatoria.a anil Is gUHrniitvtil tn Rrv iH.4t.wf .. .i.ii.l O 88 88 O uiH.Tiur to the wry Ixst. . 3. Tho makers Kiuiraiitii c v : tin an. I every tnc; i authnrl74st to rptii'ii rn money if it be not saiL-iYc .. CAN YOU ASK FOR KG: r Cuwaar k Civkbs, Portlnml.O 088088Q88SS8S88 Ml ' WW ti. D m&'r--1--"' at 'OVES THE EOWELS IN THE MORNING Kor (i 111 Yeringlon th ttrevt urug lore. Al 4 A lUUWa III IIH ' - H.t .U hf, i:u 1 y aiHinn, hltiltMn fi w ri;,( MtirtUi; al for KhH iiin, fn"., Ktuny I'tvjnjcr. olil ly Ar.-ta,rt. Aitti.lota nr Alcoholt '"'l hiTNUMin, iTUMt iX IsVtaOU isVOUalaT. XH1 ARNC'LO CKEHICAL CO. V.,-' Ill S. Wicsttra A.cr.uti. CHICAGO. Sold bj all PruKgula. WE HAVE THE t!F EOYS - - j.l u j Buttons will out wear anV !Ud,tl' mude: 18 1 lllllrl n Milt. Two 1-alr Pant.. t.: :.Vr."BH'l. f 2 GO, f 3.00. W.50. 14 ti r I" "Kast Ircn" Ccmbinaticn Suih I3.W, M.50, 14.00, H.50. l' Many oilur suits fr Uivi- n. fl.25,i.oO,$1.75. "Ol Men's Punts: S .7; ti J2.25, ti 00,14.00. ' a00' ; Mens' hulls: J;;.o:i. , P. FRANK & SONS. Milling Company, MONEY to LOAN O7 Improved FarHiS FOR A TERM of YEARS. SHERWOOD BURR, ei'oe.ne, : : : okegoi ASH GROVE POULTRY Breeding p;ns iesj to none in tht shit White and Birrs! Plymouth ltiH-ks, M and Blown Lrghoru and Silver fnn!l JIamburgs. Eggs $1.50 DErl5;twEttaj2i I alvi hava a few choice Knillib Bttbba pits lor Hale. haU(H' tl' n iiiarantrrd. ttai A.nua w ilium, Colmrf, (iit bOIMONS. Id the Ciroait Coart of the 1UI1 of 0i goo for the county ol Lu. I. F. Blunton, Pltff. I vs I Kiite Linebaupb, Tbomtn f Frislie and Sarah 1 Frit- lie, his wife. Di fin J Suit in tquity to (ureclour a ttiJH;ift rt'l property. To Ktto Liretaugh the lieTt"Ui deft. Iu the nnuie of tie Male oi Origin, 1 Bre herebv suuiaioneil to Ri li-r it at court ou or before Monday tit- i8 b Jit i October, 1HU5, tbut being Ihe fit dj i the term of fiuid court lultoniiit it iiw prescribed iu theorclt-r (or Ihe pibinii ol tuts summon anil annwer 101 of the nliff tlL-d tlierein.or in.lumecit rniUb taken against you for the relief petdlitu the coimiliiiut. nanulv a deorrt luU'ot i the Dlaiutiff for the rifovety of 'be at- lour btiutlrid tlollnrs iu U s irH i iuterest thereon at ten p-r cut mtn iiuce to wit, October 21, 114. au.d t attorney fees, ami cusln uu oispow"" ol suit and a. decree for the i.rreloore at sale ot tbe following iii ncrils d Ml prrl! situated in Lsne rounty, to wi": Bfgitiunig at a point 23.37 cbioi n ol tbe sontbesHt comer of demitim W claim No US, Not. NoTtUiuipH ht' west, tlteucf. rttnuing north een Biti" went 23.38 chsius, thence w.t CiO'J tU thence south 23 88 cbHiuf; ui'iw G2.02cbaius, to the place of coutsiniug 141.77 acres of bind Jo mo? ... " . .... ...! I,, ll,. said iliuiuua. it wtwnu j the Hou. J. 0. Fullerton, Hit'. IW f vice of this summons be umd in iw gene Wkkklt Gdard, a nesipr ol P eral circulation publi.ihed wefilj 11 conutv lor six txiuspcutiT' Dut'ed. Sept. 11th, 1SU5. SUMMONS. In tbe Circuit Court ol (he Si.li 0 'f . . , , ..I Till. lor me couui) ui C I lodes, Pitfl, 1 Bernard Frnngo and JowphiD" Prange, bis wife, Mrs K " Kilsonaud JMKitson. b'f bunbanrt, William Sun1" and Willium Dictson, utv- 1 -Suit in equity to foreclose a n""1' J iraiiirour,..- d To Willinm Dickson, ihe ih" T ...... ..I ll.- Slii'u"T ueii. iu mo uniuo - ,u yon are hereby suiumoued w ir k said court and answer the '."" pltff filed therein on or b''" "T,!, JStbilsyol Uotooer, i.w. . be Ural day of the term of the court afur ,he ixiir.dion of if in tbe order lor ,Qe,V" Vo U,d"k'f' sumuious aim 11 juu Pir rn lll apply 10 tne coun mi - - lberecoery ot .he '"' v,nM' gold coin, with inter, ft tht ce.it per annum since A;"" " . j. for $o0 attorney' f. es, l 0" .'sr Fraue, and for ibe eit" "" meiits of snit; that the ""'' "'fiLp plttl be foreclosed upon lb' 1 r:i. 1 - .1 I.Ml'lt: l.o jt( criwu real .. J:a in block No fie of i IM' h "jV Eugene Oil) i that tbe ' . , ing to law aud Ibe practice ol in tbe proceed of sale be I'l'" eli meat of tbe costs aid d"1",, a theRtuoimt louud due Ibe P ' l tbe d. ft and all person- by ot 1 tl subs.qneut in time to h- a ine pitu oe i'n - - jpUHip eouiir. riiint. one ui ertyncepttbe atatntory "s"'. g ,1 t. f ...,)r.l t.c the eotirl. Iu'. .., Fullerton judge, that ser j -tv mou be mnde on you by Pt,lj!r",,i'-T Eugene Wltf KLT ti Ciun f. I . , ...i. ih. .... a btitiit a l"P" -.1(01 circulation published klj ly. yatea ofpi"' n0u 0(';..ifl;.A- v7iVf?Ti.TTo C it tP I '-,E3' '- . Notice is hereby S.n .1 been duly appotnteil im m .-t.,e of Eo lom. deceii" , having cl. liu agi.ui' J .oth! notified to present ice ',virai Utrator. at the la effi e f ,u tej in, tgene, unp-i . Irom tl date of tbn. no if Angft C, )ts'J5. of I;. Nokios k KlSSET, Attotnoj It