Kugcno Oity Guard.
HATUUDAY, BE1TEMBEK 21.
THEY MSAGKKE.
A Doctor aud a MiUen ttirry Each
Other Uwn With a
Clnb.
Dully Guard, Bepteinber IV.
Last evening about 10 o'clock the
rryof "Help! Iiel)!'! ran out upon
' the atlll ni(?ht air ol our uaually wa:
ful aud quiit city. The crlwt wtreln
aultiK from the uper Ury of the
(;briHiiiHD bulldiiiK, corner ofMnlh
and tVlllaturite tinvln, and a number
of startled citizen rushed In that di
rection. JoDuUoia of the JlolI'mun
Jloutw wan the Ural peraou lo atari up
the stairway and lie met W 11 i'ool, a
well-known citizen, coiniiitr down the
stairway on a run. Tool curried a
clublti his hand, hU clotlilnif wan
dlsarratiKed and blood wan flowing
(tulto frvt-ly from his face and head.
J'olloeuiaii I'ratt arrived in a few m lu
ll U-s and l'ool was taken to IJr li F
Hamuli a oHlce near by for iiiudUal
asHintauoe.
CousUble Llntou soon arrived on
the scene and the ofllcera then turned
thulr attention lo the caune of Ilia dis
turbance. Tliey entered the rooms of
Dr L W Brown, a phyalclan oftf!
standing, and found signs ofaHtrug
gle. lu one corner of the room they
found blood upon the wall, and a pool
of blood was also on the floor. A fur
ther fwnrtli revealed Dr Hrowu stowed
away In a close' In the hall-ways of
r .... . . i 1 1 .... .1
the Oil llUlllg. tie wan iHiiupumiviy
nlavil under arrest bv Constable Llti
ton. Before leavliiir lal olNce Dr
Hrowu had turned out the electric
lights.
Tram Invmtluatlon of the men
wounds It was found that l'ool hud
quite a number of severe Hashes, made
evidently uv the club, about his head
and race, itrown nan a twjiin cm u
his forehead, disfigured eyes and a
fingur that bore the apxaranw of
having been la 1'oors mourn. rmn
r men were much hurt, more than
flesh wounds, but Pool had evidently
gotten the wortor the row.
Itaaema that Pool Ims frwiuently
been sneudlng his venlngs lu aoeia
chat with Dr itrown In the hitter's office
Last evening as usual he says he wei
to Brown's office and, after paiwiiig the
time until 10 o'clock, remarked that
he would ro home. Brown said he
was not busy that evening and told
Pool not to be In a hurry. He then
mil un ami went Into his nrivate of
fice. Pool was silting with his back
to the door but he heard Itrown re en
tcrandthe next Instant felt a stun
tilng blaw on top of his head. Brown
struck him several more blows about
the head before he could cloee In upon
him. Pool waa staggered bv the
blows but finally itranpled with Brown
and the two rolled together upon the
floor. Iu the scuttle Pool succeeded in
wrenching the club away from Hrowu
and escaped foom the room.
The strangest part of the mnt'er Is
lhatbolu men tell l lie same story,
simiilv reversing their ixmltions,
Browu states that l'ool came lo his
office aa usual and that they chatted
pleasantly together until 10 o'clock
wtien root got up ami, seizing a ciuo
struck hliu on the head. He then
grappled with Pool aud, wrenching
llie club away irom nun, airucK nun
over the head with It. li did not see
Paol bring the club Into his office but
did not kuow how else It could have
gotteu there.
Neither man assigns any cause for
the other's attack, lull both are mem
tiers of the Myrtle Creek Mining aud
Milling Company and It Is believed by
many that the difficulty arose over
the conduct of the business of the
cumpauy. After Pool's wounds had
been examined, Dr Brown waa taken
before the officers and placed under
I10U0 bonds, with H B Kaklu as surety,
on the charge of assault with a dan
cerous weaiKin.
The examination will not lie held
for a few days In order to give time to
see how serious Poors wouuds will
prove to be.
The Glut) with which the bloody
work wss done Is a imrl of a shovel
handle, made of hard wood, 18 Inches
lu length, and sawed oil square at
each end.
The tiuestlon which puziles the
minds of the public greatest Is the
cause of the melee between Urown and
Pool and while many may surmise the
cause yet It may, like the duel lie
tweeu the Portland doctors recently,
never be known, aa it will doubtless be
acasaofuuo man's evidence against
another.
TUB CX.MII ATTANT8.
Mr Pool Is confined to his bed today,
and has a little fever, but It la extected
he will be out In a few days. Dr
Hrowu la around, but wear a rather
black pair of eyes.
Dally Ouard, Kepleuiber. 1.
At Tub Univkkhity. Work on
the workshop has been eiiaix lultnl for
a few daya until the arrival of more
material. Work on the gas plant Is
bu lug pushed rlht along aud It Is ex
pected to have It completed lu two
weeks,
M Levlnger will suit his agricultural
im piemen la at oost till HcptwiubcrUHth.
Come and gel bargains.
Sever griping pains ol the stomach
and bowels Instantly and effectually
stopped by DoWltt'a Collo and Cholera
Cure.
Ohiiuhn & DkLano.
Bhllo'a Cure Is sold ou a guaranty.
It cures Incipient consumption. It Is
the best cough cure. Only one cent u
dose. 25cla., Wcta., 1. Hold by Hen
dcrsoD 4 Lluu.
Parks' Tea clears the complexion
Mrs. N. Meyetle, of Le Boy, N. Y.,
says: "I have Used Parks' Tea and find
It the best remedy I have ever tried.
Bold by A. Ykrinuton.
Btomach and bowel complaluts are
best relieved by the timely use of IV
Witt's Collo aud Cholera Cure. Iusist
ou having this preparation. Don't
take any other,
Osni'RM & DkLano.
Parks' Cough By nip cuics Coughs
Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Cath
erlue Black of Le Boy, N. Y., says: "I
took one bottle of Parks' Cough By rup.
It acted like magic. Btopied Hi v
cough and I am perfectly well now.'1
Bold by A. Ykkinoton.
Dlarrluva should be stopptsl prompt
ly. It soons becomes chronic De
Witt's Collo and Cholera Cure Is
effective, safe and certain. Hundreds
of testimonials bear wltntss to the
virtue of this great medicine. It can
always be deluded upon, Its use saves
time aud money.
OfiuuKN A DkLano. 1
I'rnoual.
Dally (iuaid, BeptemUr IK
8 V, Bprague is at Big Pralrlo.
Hon H B Miller Is at Grant's Pass
C P Patton, of Hulcrn Is in the city
Mrs OB Parsons went to Portlun
toduy.
Charlea Croft, of Oregon City, is in
Jugene.
Kd Pungm came uj from Woodburn
today.
Mr Cole was down from Mohawk
today.
Fred Fish expects to go to Newport
tomorrow.
Commissioner Cullison was in th
city toduy.
Prof Baker will act aa director of the
U of O band.
The Misses Coleman went to liar.
risburg toduy.
Chits Htlles Is night clerk at the
Hotel Eugene.
Lucas Fitspntiick left this morning
for Maurice, Iowa.
Mrs Luther Fisher returned home
ou the 110 train toduy.
J E Bliucklett returned on the after
noon local from Corvullis.
A P Bradburry.the well known Port
land drummer, is lu Lugene.
L Davis Is Improving nicely and la
now able lo ail up a little eacti day.
Mrs I N (ireen, of Camp Creek re
turned from a visit to 1'orlland toduy
Mr (Joodell, of Bulem, Is acting aa
Western Union operator for a few
days.
Col J A Straight Is In Josephine
county looking after tils mining inter
fritS.
Mrs W W Inman has gone to Ash
laud to attend the normal sehool at
that pluce.
Miss Annlo Peter, the trimmer at
The louder, returned this morning
froir Portland.
H C Humphrey Is still in Chicago
and will not return home before
November 1st.
C A Hushuell, of Elletisbuig, Wash
Is visiting relu'lves and rrluuds In t-u
geneai.d Lane eounty.
(jrundina Kuykendull, of Drain, lias
moved to r.iwne, and in residing wuu
her sou, Dr W Kuykendull.
Itecorder Dorris and Attorney
Young have returned from the Blue
Klver mines. TUuy report Having nuu
a pleasant trip.
Prof J P Holland, of Junction City
la In the city. He reports that the
public school will commence at that
place next Monday.
A Noltuer, of Portland, the pioneer
editor aud ex-president of the Oregon
Press Associution, spent last night here
In the Interest of his pier, the lms-
patch.
Mrs Wm Kspey, who has bceu
siiending the summer here and at
Hodavllle, lefl for her home in Port
land this morning. Bhe was accom
panied by her father, Wiu Edris of
this oity.
James 8 Wyatt, of Portland, a son of
K r Wyatt, is us r.tigene visiting
friends. He will go to the Bohemlu
mines In a few days to auperiuteud the
putting up an mill in that district.
Young Wyatt Is quite an electrical ex
ert.
Monday's Uoaeburg lie view: Hon
Henry H Ullfrey, reading clerk of the
U b wnate, Is lu Jtnscburg toduy via
..i 1. 1.. r.t....,i ...! ,.l..U.l...a
HouHM Vcatch. Mr Ullfrey and
family have spent the past the summer
lu Oregon.
Ball hearlnirs make light draft and
the Dundy Disk harrow lias I hem. (See
them at f Li cnaiuoers
NOTICE TO CERDITOHS.
Notice is hereby siren ttiat Kosslle
ft .uacb hs been duly sppoiuted sxeoutrix
Ol IUS rsisie oi x eier mvhvu, uat-pmivu
All Dvrsou hsvius olsims against stid ea
... . .. it j
tale, ars bereby notilled to preieDt the
Mine lo the execiitrll at tbs olllos of U 11
Dorris wilum six mautbs from tbs date of
this noticr.
IttSlMB PUltLB,
O, U. PosBf, Executrix.
Ally for t' t- estsle,
NOTICE TO CUEDITOn3.
Nollys Is hereby gireo that EmnaDul
ton b bevu duly sppninled executrix of
lbs estate t f Mnry Cutlln, deceased. All
iwriiM bsving oIhuus sgittDHt ssid enisle
are beruliy notified to present the same to
lbs executrix al lbs law omoe oi iteo is.
Dorris In Eiiiiene, Oreunu, within six
months from the data of this notice, Hep
timber 2 lt, lt'J5.
Emus llUTroN,
Oxo. It. Dorbis, Executrix,
Alty for Estste.
SUMMONS.
Iu iLe Cirouit Court of the Btste of Ore
LMii, for Lsns County.
Mary A E Hmitb, Plaintiff.
v.
John W. llowe, Margaret
Holiiiixon aud (1-orgs ltob
ilieiill her husband. Ha
bere Hurley, aud Valeu
tiuelluiley ber tuibaud,
Naney Cleviuger, aud
(leorgsCleviuger her bos
Imiiil, Mills Cooper, and
William Cooper her hus.
baud Mary Pelton, War
ren K. U'H-il, Maroellus
Kowe, John Lafii.vetta
Hows, H weite Howe, 8r
ah W ilk us, the heirs of
Josb Howe, deoeaaed.
Defeudsuts,
To Juliu W. Rowf, Margaret ltobiuion
and tieoige Holiiuaou her husband, Uebeeoa
Jiiirley and aleutius Hurley her buiband,
iu?y I leYiiigvr and Ueorgs Uleviuger ber
luiKtwud. Mills (Voiier and William II.
'oeper her buidiand, Nlary Pelton, Warren
K limlHii, Maroellus Kowe, John Lafayette
Howe, Hoseils Howe, Sarah Wilkiua tbs
lulia of Joali Howe deoeaaed, tbs above
Hiii it defeihlanUi
In the name ol tbs Slate of Oregon: Von
in) Mi'h of yen sie hereby required lo p
pear aud auewi-r Hie oomplaint ol tie
uUiutitf, Mary A. E. Smith in the above
entitled Court, in the boots entitled suit
now on file with tbs Clerk of said Court on
or belors lbs Oral day ol lbs next
reuular term of eonit, lo-wit: On
or betore the IfHth dsv of Ootjber, A I) ,
1('.'.'), aud you and each of you ara hereby
notified (bat if you fad lo appear aud
answer said complaint as bert-by required
the plaiutitf Mary A. E Smith will apply lo
lbs court for lie relief demanded iu a-nj
complaint lo-wii: For a judgment and de
cree of said Court, tbl lbs Defendant! be
f oi ever barred of auy right, or claim lo, or
iutrreet iu the following deorribed preuiims
(be a of lbs a !' ol s-o. 1'J, to 111, s i 4
wral. In Lsns county. Stale of Ogon,
nud thai tbs PlaimiA be decreed (he owner
iu fee simple of said land.
I bia euiuuiona la puulialied lutbe M'okm
CiOakp, a newpaier priuled, publiahed,
and ol general eireiilatiou in Lane county,
Oregon, by order ol tbe ( trcuil Court of lbs
Stat of Oregon for Lane county, by tbe
Honorable J . t', rulU-rton, Juit(e lueieof,
lulv ma le at I bsmbers in Uoaeburg on tbe
Utti day of retilem" r, IMo.
WM. n. HuaaaosoDoa,
Att irney for Plauitiu. 1
The Wrather.
In his lust bulletin Prof W T Foster
gave forecasts of the storm wave to
cross the continent from 14th to lHth
soil aniiirdlnir to hi ill the next will
reach the Puclflo coast about the 1111
cross the west of llockles country by
close of l)lh. the great central valleys
9II I., 'At.1 mid iIih Kustern states l!llll.
The warm wave will cross the west
ofltocklcs country about Huh, great
ce ntral vulleys zjsi, J.usiern siui
'riil
l.'isd wave will croes tin) west of
l!iuliii i-iiiinlrv iilinnt ureut it
trul valleys lUt li, Kasterii Btates 2MU.
TlIKKHIIINri IN l'AIlfHK. ("olfttX.
Wash., Ouzelto, Kept. Vi: "A great
feeling of uneasiness has been evidi
ninoiiir the oeonlo of the county d
I tup the miKl week, the result of the
lieuvv rain fall (lurlnir that iicriod.
Itenortw from the country are thut
Hih mliia liuVH tut vet wrouulit no du
BL'e. About hull oi the grain or the
ciiuntv has lieen cut and threshed an
lit mt cent remains to head. Proba
lilt rwrmnl liutf lu.fl liHlll.-d. Klllf1
the ruins stopied fulling, all the teams
possible nave been at worn naming me
irraln. The rain fall since August 30
has aififreirnted 1.22 Incites. This in
eludes till 0 o'clock Thursday eve
Under A rkkht. Today's Kalem
Btulesinan: Chief of Police Dl Icy
boarded tho overland train for Bose-
burg last night to bring buck to Bulem
Jim Parker, churced with the crime of
assault aud battery by a mail named
Ferguson. Parker Is the man who
rode the race horse "Bluck Alder" al
iiustt to death last Baturduy night, as
told In the Statesman, aud the assaul
Is said to have been committed In An
derson's salisiii thesume night. He Is
now in lull In BoHcburg and will lie
luuded here at 1!:0 today. The assault
and liattery charge Isonly preliminary
It Is thought, to a more serious charge
Pally Uuard, September 1.
Bkcovkhino Buiwly. Chus Kis-
aenger of Fall Creek Is In town today
recevlng medicul treatment. He Is
recovering very slowly from the in
Juries reocivtd In an accident al Camp
CrecU a lew weeas airo.
The Oliver Chilled plow known the
world around.
F L Ciiamhkks, Bole Agent.
jFRUIT TREES.
If mil want to Dlant fruit trees this fall, you
ran ave U ier o-iit. on your order by purchas
ing irom tne
Willamette Valley nursery Co.,
Of WlKUdlURN, OREUON.
faT-SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
IWs.,
SOcts. and
11.00 Bottle.
0ns cant a dose.
It is sold on a euarrntco by all dms
alsts. It cures Incipient Consumption
aud Is the best Cough had tirouo Cur.
Hold by tlemlvraon it Linn.
LE MW$
(UK IIIIIKR HP. TMt ntuflf
lettiif tiycctaj jrty to IMi
tsMt
Uto tliaaMt ot Uilinit-t riMry Ufa
ana, femur lia chauvr of 1st of
tiiMtuniminJor adtotiwua inotV
IciumM U Ukta luluiiUj. Ml tea
a AL ttn AS A PREVENTIVE
fl fX'i byllhril'.UInir.iN.looUa
ai- w,rvcurHlMMM;lutlnUMIMMW
Urn m W.W m-uur i i "r
X'a Sl r tul,u blMUawat.
tWIli: UN A DKIANO, UrucsliU and sols
jeun, aiini'iie urekou.
LADIES
DR. FELIX LE BRUM'S
STEEL BHD FQDYEHTSL FILLS
fretheof'tlnal slid only nu.M.ii, pnnnnd re.
labia co, on the markut. I'nc; i l.U'; Jent l
KdaU. Uanuineatildonlr by
OSIICUN A II HA NO Dinsiliitl slid role
agcuta, Miiteue, (irtKon.
HHKRIFK'H SALE ON EXECUTION.
Nolloe la hereby uli.'n that by virtue ol an
Kii eullmi tluly ImikhI out ot the t'lrvuit I'ourt
ol iJine roiinly, ntnie ol tireKon, on tne 'lli
day ot Allium, IW, upon Judgment rt-mlcrwl lu
n o oiiirt on tne nun uav ol AuiiiiHt. iw;, in
lavor of (ieo R lHirrla anil aKalnnt L I. lrklu
anil II C l'erklua for the aum of One Hundred
aud Thirty-nine anil 10 HW liollara Willi Inti-reiit
Ihemou irom tne rani mtn ami oi aukum. ish,
at the rate ol tell (10) wr rent !er aunnm and
the further iuiii of Two ('-) hollara and eiwu
aud aeeruliiK eiMla to me dlreeted antlum the
kmxu and rhatlela ol aalil IH-temlamii, I. L
'urklnr. and II V. l'erklua: 1 hare lvvtml iiinm
and iliail oiler for aale lo the hlKheat bidder for
cash on
SUNDAY. THS ilUT HIT Of OCTOSKS, 1W,
al one o'rlm-k i in at the Court lloiiw diMir In
aua -ne, Ijiue county, tireKon, tne iouowiuk ue
crlbed real lirotK-rty owiiimI by the alM.ve nam-
etl 1. L 1'erklni and 11 U I'crkini, low It: HcKin
niiia at a iHilnt IOA roda weat ot the aoutht-aat
corner of Seeilon M Twp 17 S, K S Vct; thunee
weat ivS KMla; theucu north bl rtxli-; thenee
raal .Vi riMla: thence south lt'U riHla to olare of
hcKliiiil'iK, eoutalnliu 6 acrea of laud In l.ane
coiiuly. Ciale of On-Koii,
baled at Kugeue this 17th day of September,
1SA
A J JOIIXSON,
KhcrllT of IJine I'ouuty, Oivgou.
SUMMONS.
Ia the Circuit Court of the state of Ore
itou (or Line county.
Iasao Gray, l'laiutiff
vs
Aaron Gol.lmiiith and Zstta
GoKluilth, hia l(e,tuinis
lllandititt. Frank lllanding
and Dlaiulinii, widow,
heira al law of Mai tin
ltlandiug, deceased, De
fendants. To Aaron Ooldxinilh sndZetteGoltlinnth
hia wife, Kimua HUudiUtf, Frank ltluiuhiia
and ltlauiliug, widow, beira at law
of Martin Itlandiug, decsaaed, tbe sbova
named defendants.
lu tbe name of tbe state of Orecon, you
and each of you are bereby required
lo spar aud aniwer Ibe couinlaint of tbs
pluiuun", Iauaci Gray, iu the above entilUd
court, lu tbe above euiitleu suit, now on
Ale w lib the clerk of said court, on or be
fore tbs first day of tbe next tvg
nlar term of onurttowit; On oi he
fore the '.ISih day of October, A. D. lSJi,
and ynu ami eacb of you, are bereby notified
Ibat if yon full to sppisr and answer said
rouiolKiul aa hereby required, tbe (ilaintit)',
Isaac Gray, will apply lu lbs court for tbs
tvlief demanded in tbe laid fntltiint to-wit:
For In 'KUieul and decree of aild court, tbal
tbt defendants be forever Imrn-d of any
ricbt, claim t, or inl. rt iu the followiua
dactil.l pittuitea: Tbe taut SI fret of
I .No. 3 iu block .vi it. iil llulliiiau s
luiiatiou to Lanecoiiuly uow a part of Ku
ene, l.Hiie county, Ori jou, and that lbs
pUintiff be dei-rrtxt tbe owner in fee ainipla
of aid premiai a.
I hia aumuioua id pnhlineil in lb Luceu
l iKO a newopaiH-r tiriuied, pubh.bej.
ud of tcnerai I'ireuUtien in I-ote oonaty.
itii'Hi, bv orlr of the Circuit Court of
the siste of Oresou for Lane county by tbs
lion J. C. Fullerion, jul thereof, du'y
tuade at cbauibers iu Uom buru on Ibe tfib
day of S ptembrr. lx'i.
u a., issoaoroa.
Attorney fur fUintiff,
.WJjSe-i'h. THE
s.-; 1 VrVM MM S3 S ffj M
A BIG SAVING
Can bo inado by buying your
winter supply of boots am!
Shoes at Yorau's Exclusive
Shoe Store.
No. 181 Willamette St.
It Will Pay.
You when In want of anything
in tne line oi
Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
Combs, Brushes, Syringes,
and Rubber Goods generally,
TO C A I.I. -
YEBINGTON'S NINTH STREET DRUG STORE,
CONSER BLOCK, ELOENE,
Yon can tare money on family and horae
pn-aerlpllon. Our leaalllaa a.wdrra
are the Ileal on Karlk. One pound pack
aitea, 40 cviila; three for f l.U).
CIIAS. DIEDSCII.
Horae bhoelnir, fllackimlthlns, Cuneral Its
pairluif. All kind! of wood and iron woik,
Call and See Us.
Bevvuth street between Willamette aud Ulire.
Old Melaou llulldlntf.
Uo to Osburii & DeLann, drtigtrlsts,
sole agents in Eugene, for a bottle of
LIVKHINE. for the Liver, Kidneys,
Sick headache and Constipation.
HOP SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS, AND-
Hop Storage
At the Lowest Possible Prices and Rates.
We shall also
during the hop
hops, and all hops sold to us in our
warehouse no charge for storage will
be made.
GEO. T. HALL& SON.
8,
MJM.'llAllgBI
Can Be Secured
You can hav e your choice
FAVORITE COOK BOOK, S23 pages.
rare- fl laro
I 1 ILL 5T lUcm tore Mn
THE CITY OF PALACES, 160 pages.
MUSICAL LEAVES (Muslo), 320 pages.
PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS PA, 514 pages.
FRANK FAIRWEATHER'S FORTUNES, 374 pages.
8HAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS, 1,227 pages.
ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 3S1 pages.
THE ROYAL GALLERY
Our new DRESS GOODS have
arrived. Be sure
and Prices before you buy.
Our BOOT and SHOE Stock is
Complete, and our
the Best on earth.
I
Assignees Sale.
Now is the line io Boy
The "COAST" all Steel gear
The entire atofk o!' the Coast Carriage A Wagon Co'. Huiwt, Carriaiwa,
Carts, Hacks aud Wagons will be sold at greatly reduced prievs.
Strictly First-class Work in All JobsXt
IVm't buy any but "COAST." See that the name is on every rljr.
You can now get a First Class rig for what you would pay for cheaply
made Eastern work.
If your dealer do not carry the "Coast" vehicle, write direct to the fac
tory at Corvallls, Oregon and get Catalogue and prii-e.
M. M. DAVIS,
Algnee Coast C. & W. Co.
t reswell Casualties.
C F Moom left Monday niornlng to
attend l he U of O.
Many farmers heri-shouta are plow
ItiK for full (,'rai.i. The (round atlll
iHeks moisture to make ibe plowing
euy,
Mrllunaeii, Ihe Onkland tile mau,
wtu i down this any lut week buying
prunes for his oryer.
Wallace's tile faclory will be started
up this week, and tfify "P"1
put out a line lot of tile when they get
10 iiolng.
Dr 8curl.roi.Kh'- house b.ts been
moved on lo Ihe new pluce wliew he
huna splendid I.H.-atioii for a dwell-
hK ,
The can nine of liorsemeat baa x
cited considerable couiu.eiit, but what
aill be the astonish men t of the readers
oftheCii AKti to Kuril that a man of
enterprise and the precinct of Uoslien,
U-liiir the namesake of the great eleo
trlcmn, hus alrsudy commenced can-
11 I nit docs. We presume he uses second
hand tomato cmiis with bright colored
lubels U-arinir Merchant lloney'a oost
mark. Our only aiiKirestlnu tnat
fire-crackers are a tlrst-chiss flavoring
to use In cannliiK dogs and they make
the product go fustcr.
. '......if 1i.vt Pendleton
i tll I'M
Tribune: A cotton plant and several
stulks of siitfar cane, hrouijht from
Texua by .Mr le TeuUch, are
ou exhibition at Cleaver Broa'
shoe suire. Mr Teutsch only recent
ly returned from Texas to take
a position with Cleaver Uros. and
thinking that the plants would be
curloHitics in this county, brought
them along, bevcral Dolls of the cot
ion are ready for picking, while a
number are not yet ripe. The plant
has attracted considerable attention.
A llKAUTini. Cnv.-Ex-Maypr
Alexander, of l'cndlelon. recently
visited this city. When tie returned
home lie sulci, among other things, to
an East Orcgonlati reHirter: '! waa
alo lu Eugene, and tlilnk that is one
of the most beautiful cities in the
northwest. It Is a city of homes and
the comfortable residences render the
place very attractive to a visitor."
Dally (iuard September IV.
Makkiaok Licknse. A marriage
license wns Issued this afternoon by
County Clerk Jennings to Hobert E
Williams, of Harney county, and Ollie
M Evans, of Lane county.
be in the market
season to purchase
fMtiOEi, MSialilS
AND
iniLlifirarg
Only at Our Store.
of the following eight books :
OF POETRY AND ART, MO page
and examine Goods
$1.00 Plow Shoe is
R3
WAGONS ami BUGGIES.
wagon; lost in tho world.
33 &k
"Va i
I II 1 I I .'..1 IJC.7 vu-c 'J
OUR LINE OR
CLOAKS AND CAPES
is worthy of the attention of shrewd buyers. ,
full au'(in ninolv finial.n.l !
We are showing the Largest, Finest and Best A
line of Cloaks and Capes we have ever had. We hawrJ
m4 nrAMf riHlrtA flAYI
uarmeiua ut cvcij num w ujj. cpace will not t-
mit a detailed description of our line.hence we invite yo
anv miw cfrvLT 4"
LADIES CAPE, trimmed with fine braid made of
fine black beaver, a very pretty cape; special price, $7.25.
Ladies Capes and Jackets from $3.00 to $25.00.
J. D. MATLOCK & CO
SHOES! WINTER SHOES!
CLOAKS.
Hop Pickers and
your fall goods of us
20 vda of Prints
20 yds of Shirting
20 yds of Gingham
17 yds of Muslin
Heavy Shoes Mens'
FTfWW SViinc I .orlioa'
Tnrv Clr. Uf
JV 1UU UUIO JJUUt
1(1 f'.ll 1
i juj vuiluii r laiiiici
CALL ON US. ...
F. E. DUNN
ESTABLISH KD lMii.)
F.H. HAMMER,
Wholesale Commission Merchant.
215 and 217 Darl) St., cor. Commercial,
San Francisco, Cat.
Wa par the highest market price for
Wheat, Barley, Oats, Potatoes,
Apples, Poultry, Hides, Wool,
-AND
GENERAL PRODUCE.
It will par yon to write us and keen posted.
Liberal advancvl made ou consignments.
Ilamha Is"" Franctwo Pr.wluoe Fxrhange.
PIBIIIUCr. sen Franclwo Frllll Kii-hanw.
NOTICE.
C. S. Land Officv,Roneburg, Orfgoo,
Aiignut 27, 185.
Conmlalnt
flffira bv H (i l Ivmjla .n.in.1 T ... ... A
Oonnera, for abandoiiiog his Hnmetead
tntry iso nuf, dated April 7, 189J. npon
the S ' N W H, and W ;j N E ;', Sec '20,
nut in T.atiaa
eooDty, Or. Ron, with a iw to Ihe cancel
lalioo of said entry, th- wiid parties are
hereby lunimoDed to appear at the office of
Chaa M Kiaaenger, notary public, Fall
Creek, La .e oouulT. Oregon, on the 9ih
daj of October. 1SU5, at 10 o'clock a.m.
to rrHi.d and furnixh teatimohy n.ncern
iug auid alleged abaDdunuixnt Hearing
at this i.flioe on the leatimonr taken
0.t..lK.r 16. mi Siiffl-ett riilence
hTii.g been furuihni lo ah w that
Pera.ual erir caiioot te had, M-rvice it
hereby ordered by puhhcatino io Ibe
Uc.kD. pnhlihnl a' EnKri,, Lauer-.in.ty,
Oregon, according 'o law
K il Veiti a, Regi-ier.
B, 8. Khibuuii, beociTer.
Wrap 7
1 1
5 Vrr-
hew full sum
We have the LurgfUit
Jietn BKsortnitiit ever ifcot.
before.
We ak ynu to ralluta
our line. Our pricing
jjowew.
Farmers be sure andgsi
- we are right.
P
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1.1
I RHERIFF'SSALB OS fCBIfW""
Nollee li horebT Blven tl(t. '"..'U!!!,0!
Kxwutlon duly Imu-J o" ' ' nSQ, ol U
ottheHlatfot Oiefon '"" ,VS
onthetuihdaT ol SeiiU'in i;.;
nient rendered In nald l mirl 'j. 4af
Hurlbuit, lor the anm el
Thlrtv-n lie (IKW) and i?, j
tereat thereon Irom the wki
ut, Imsis, at the rate of Vu
annum lu a nut In said i !Z t
Hurlburt waa I'la.ntlff and Lucy v
tharleaK Byen, her hus and.
UuerandU M t'nurn " "'J. J.U "'
atlnn, were lH tt-ndaiiU.. and aaiJ ,
tendant., Lucr K Byem aud i v!."
herhuhbaud, and on a d. i;n i i ,
and order ol rale, renflerea 7j,t
mandlngnielnord.r to a i y I'liht:
anacoawauiiarcruii.il ,.
liiadvwrlbtHl real prope'ty. t''" " , -
oh. eat and t ch i '" Vij,
corner of the KonatU.n lliu "
i . ..I ...... it., r I wl . .L.a
County, ir.on: thene.- j
uorthid-g;iUuilii U-;, est al .n d,P
o the couii J road W.uJ ch V" ,
of the po.utof b.-Blnti "i ' 'I,:, "
uaa.t H 111 Oha to tiMlHIT Ul lk. ttim
oitnepouitoi '..ijiiii
tolhenTace of benlunlnK 0. iau"
Uiiirv ur ivmm.
loreorlesa. , n.riiif i.'!
Al the west of the f" u'ni t
lemlsee. tnwit: Benlnnln al I tt
chsea-t and i chs n-r h ' "J .r.n in "
nerof the Donation t aim ol ? Veil ""'!',
and wile. I'lU In Iwp 1. . yt
thence aouihV . Hi ens if". ,T
the center of the county nm tf d
mill west alona center of o(
thence west is. rail""" ' , ,1. i -
coma niiia JO acres more or
county, ureson. , n'1;..
And after atlfyln(r c't 0 " u
aud eiues of the 1'lialiiUii . ,rJ JT
in foivcloal X Ihe aai' .. .7 i, VT
amount due the riam.. ... (,,.1. v
(n.mthe surplus t the I ' AM .yrtJJ
burn rompany, li" ' " " ,d f k
morimge of said l.ucy K Br ;4 iw.a
herh..s ud the amount iu.
Company. . ... ,,T. ,.r
Now ihrreforr. I will ' ' ''r.b tl
,.ro,rt at i.uMlc a... ti.-n
houe door In Huene. "'T
Mondar. tnelllh day of . ,l rlf
... . : . .. ..... .w.k di " :
lowlt: at 1 o'clock p "lul J" J. j.'.-"-.,
gherifTof Une eofJ!!l'
fr l..i ual rr,v,l"t , ...J
l,efmt..ry..fOlivfrtt'ilMi
plows BUd iJleai "B,nT ''uAMBtJ
1 I
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