CITY AND COUiNTY.
SATURDAY KITKMUKH "I.
Henderson, delltlnt.
The Dundy Dink harrow lead.
J. J. Walton, attorney -nt-law.
Money to limn on farms. Kniiire of
Judge Wultoii.
Tako your Chitlctu liark to S. II.
Friendly.
If vou want ii w V. I,. ChamU-rs
can fls '"u f'OI M H')-
You can eel cash fur your Chitlein
balk atS. 'I. l'ricinily's.
Oliver plows will lie wiiil till hi-iiHuti
at U reduced list, t 1j I. imjiiikkh.
Take your Chittciii IJark to S. II
Friend lv.
You ciui K t cash for your Chlltem
bark at b. 11. i-nendiy's.
The Oliver plow company Imlid a
special slwl plow for tin. Willamette
valley.
Dr. O. W. Diddle may U found at
his resilience on Olive street, between
Fifth ninl Sixth streets, one block went
of the Minnesota hotel, Ho in pre
pared to do till dental work in the best
milliner.
Oenuiue Oliver plow shares and
other extra can only be bought of
F. L. Chambers.
I also have about Z' other make of
plows that I will clone out regardless
oi cost.
F. L. ClIAMIIEItS.
To Loa.v. Money to loan ou In
proved farm property.
8ll Bit WOOD lit'KR,
Eugene, Or.
Wiml.
J. D. Mitlock fc Co will pay thti
liUlie.il mantel price lor wool.
Highest ciimIi price paid for C'hitteni
. I Li IV ll II..
Ultra oy o. ai. rrieiiui.v.
Farms for Sale.
I have now thirty Hue farms in the
Willamette valley for wile. These
fur ins include every variety in size and
price. J'or description list, adorers
(iKO. M. MlLLKlt,
Wilklns UliM'k, Eugene, Or.
, For hale.
530 head of sheep at a burgnln if sold
mimed lately. Impiiie of alter L,
Linker, Creswell, Ore.
8. II. Friendly wants all the Chit
(em bark he can get.
Now is the time to do your dry plow
ing and an Oliver plow will stay In
the ground. F L Chambers has a full
stock.
Last August while working In the
harvest Held 1 became overheated,
was suddenly attacked with cramps
and was nearly dead. air. uummingH,
the druggist, gave me a dose of t ham
berlaiii's Coli . Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which completely relieved
me. I now keep a bottle of the reme
dy handy. A. M. HuxNEM., Centre.
ville, Wash. For sale by O.-tburn &
DcLauo, druggists.
Dully (iuitrtl, Soptember 18.
DlLAl'IDATKI) WllKEL. Alter it
long journey on stages, horseback and
the railroad the bicycle belonging to
Attorney Young has returned from its
long and tiresome Journey. It can be
seen at liarkur's repair shop for the
present. Young is not very enthusl
a tic over the return of the "si leu t
steed."
Mrs. 8 A. Kell, of Pomona, Cal.,
had the bad luck to sprain her aukle.
"I tried several liniments," she says,
"but was not cured until I used Cham
berlain's Pain Halm. That remedy
cured me and I take pleasure in ree
oinuiemling It nnd testifying tolls
elllcacy." This medicine is also of
great value for rheumatism, lame
back, pains in the chest, pleurisy and
all deep-seited and muscular pains.
For sale by Osburn & DeLano, drug
gists. Law Paktxkkship. Attorneys
George W Kinsey and X K Markley
have formed a partnership for the
practice of their profession. The gen
tlemen have the ability, energy and
honesty to succeed, anil they are sure
to. They have rooms In the Chris
nan block.
Mrs E E Davis, of San Miguel, Cal.,
fcays: "I am trying in a measure to
repay the manufactures of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for the great
good tneir remedy has done me. For
years I was a constant sufferer from
weak lungs aud bronchial asthma.
My rest at night was disturbed by a
backing cough, so that I felt miserable
the greater part of the time. Many
remedies recommended by friends
were tried, none of which proved suit
aole to mv case. I did not experience
auy beneficial results until I began
taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy:
After two bottles of the large size have
been used I am pleased to state my
health is betu-r than It has been In
years. The soreness has left my lungs
and chest and I can breathe easily. It
has done me so much good that I waut
all who are sulleriiig from lung
troubles, as I was, to give it a trial."
For sale oy
0-.;aTKN i DeLano.
Xoitce ti Stockholders.
Eugene, On gon, Sept. 12, 1895.
Notice Is hereby giveu that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
of the Blue River Mining Company at
the office of 11 F Dorris on 8ept. Usui,
18U3, at8pm in Eugene, Oregou. for
the purpose of electing five directors
and to transact r-v other business that
may legal iv com- before the meeting.
1 b ' .KM Day,
B F Dorki. Secretary.
Freshi- nt.
tfhen Babr was sick, r. 3 jrae hr Casto.V
WnrnshewssaCuilJ. ha cru-a f or Csstorts.
Wbn ah tweomo Xh ' cmns to Otforis.
lienib.ehdCbXiirsi. .U-ssvetheui Canoria,
lUy liourd. SofUfinber is.
Fkom Makkishlko. More than
ball of i)r Davis' 130 sere field is pick
ed, and the last half of the 50-acre
Cartwrlglit yard is being saved. Mr
Cartwrlght ha sold 100 bales of bsby
ho-m. Dr Davis lias sold S-i bale. The
price received was 5 J cents.
Th Dimly l).k harrow now has
biil iKMrtngi uud ewi'er cu'U-r which
cais il 1 be grouud. For s tie by
F L Chambers,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
J M HowoUat Coburg.
Roads getting duty ugalu.
V Robinettcame up Intiu She ld in
day. Plenty of venison in the niaiket
now,
John Keetiey, of Jii-r, was In tow n
today
MU Mercy Applegate arrived buuiv
on the 2:04 train.
Darwin Bristow returned to ('ottagK
Grove this afteruooii.
The Irvluij warehouses liavj eton-J
(li.OOll Inihlu-U of grain.
Dr Davis wi flnUh picking hops to
day at liis liar i-buig yard.
W lis Owen w ill enmnieiiee pli king
Ills hops tomorrow morning.
The Portland university oiieiud
with lou students ycslciduy.
MrsJC OiMid.ilo and daugliter, ol
Coburg, were In Eugene today.
Miss IVtcr is one of the llii..st trim
mer that has ever been iu Eugene.
The repairing of Willamette and
Ninth siree's is being rushed.
D W Harding and daughter, of Cot
tage IS rove, visited in the city today.
B It Holt and wife, of Harrlsburg,
were doing bioiness in Eugene today.
Mrs A 8 Autersmi emne up from
Woodburii today for a visit Willi rela
tions. L O Adair, is making numerous re
pairs to his residence on Seventh
street.
E J MeCI.Miahau left today on a
short fishing trip to the upper Me
Kenzie. 8 H Friendly shlpiied a car load of
chittlm bark to New York City II is
moruiug.
Several O A C boys from Coos coun
ty were passengers through to Corval
lis today.
Thesheriftls now working 011 Ids
Dual delinquent tax returns. V C
Yoran Is assisting.
Hundreds of acres of hop4 will not
be nieked on account of mould and lice
in Marion county.
A lady today took a t deer up
stairs to the Eugene photograph par
lors to get its piioto.
Mrs V L Bristow. of Pleasant Hill,
Is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs
8 Handsaker, in this city.
On account of mould Win Nels 1ms
stoped hop picking. He gathered
about one-half of his crop.
The New York republicans have de
clared for Gov. Morton for president,
and are lu favor of the Sunday cloiii:r
law.
EL Talker, C 8 Croby and IT
Brice, of Astoria, sMut last night lu
Eugene, coining from Portland on
their bicycles.
The Eugeue brass band met List
night, tor the 11 rut time tills fall. They
have several new members and an in
voice of new music.
Clyde (Kansas) Herald: Two Pot
tawa'omie county girls awoke one
morning mid found a largd blacksnuke
sleeping between them?
Roseburg Plaindealer notes of coun
ty fair at that place: T C Sharp, tif
Eugene, has Favoritus, bay stallion,
and Nickel, a stallion, trotters.
Southern Oregon will run n rwcial
excursion on her day at the ftate Fair.
Hon II B Miller, of this city, has Is-en
invited to make an address upon that
day.
It is almost assured that the presi
dent will tippo.nt Hornhlnwer su
preme judge in Jackson's place. Hill
will 110 longer opposo 111s connrmii
tion. Tlio funeral of the late Peter liatisch
took 1 1 lace this afternoon at 2:.'iU
o'clock, Rev Father Black officiating
The interment took place in the I O O
F cemetery.
Hon nicking ceased at the W alker-
Campbell yard yesterday. About 15,.
000 lbs were saved out of a probable
60,00011)8. The mould bad elleeled
the balance.
County Juduo Fisk visited tho upper
county iirnigu on tue .Mnuawa yes
terday. The bridge has been con
demned for some time and the county
court will order It repaired.
Jewish new year begins at 0 o'clock
this eveninir and ends tomorrow even-
imratO o'clock. Remember that the
stores owned by gentlemen of that
nationality will be closed neiweeu
those hours.
Eastern Oregon Republican: A
good newspaper is doing something
for Its town and suite every nay every
).,.. ft ii'Aplia r.ip t lin iriuwl llf eVITV
11 1 1 tl 1 . . 1 "i . ' - - - - ....
citizen all the time, earning him dol
lars aud doing favors that he never
dreams of.
Roseburir Plaindealer: There are no
new developments in tho water sup
ply or Koseourg siuce nisi weea. 1 nu
high contracting parties are on op
posite sides of the gulf, f 10(15 a year
for ten years. Each party refuses to
hudirean inch Hon B Hermann
left on the overlaud last night for Ash
land, to attend the Soldier's and
Sailor's reunion there, which ls?glns
today. Mr Hermann will make an
address Wednesday and Senator
Mitchell on Thursday.
The Salvation Army, that arrived lu
Ashland recently to tight sin, seems to
have found Satan In its midst. Lieu
tenant General Purdy decided to re
duce Captain Carroll, claiming that he
was not strong enougn 10 resist me
temptations of'tlie devil, and he pro
posed to do this by executive order.
The captain objected to this proceed
lug and declined to surrender bis com
mission, and at the same time retaliat
ed unon the lieutenant-general with
various charges.
An Albany exchange says: t L
IVrker, I T Brice and 0 S Crosby,
three of Astoria's leading young men,
were in the city luesday forenoon ou
a bicycle trip through the valley in
tending to go as far as Eugene. They
left Astoria Saturday evening. Mr
Parker Is one of Astoria s most ener
getic firemen and has attended every
tournament nut mai 01 iasi year, ne
u-hs a mem her of the victorious team
oflHM that swept up things In Al
bany. Albsnv Democrat: Hal D Patton
and 8 O Hiisch, two of Salem's lead
ing society men, arrived iu Albany
Monday night ou their way home
from a three months' trip across the
mountains, where they bought tll.OoO
worth ot horses at fl w and fd.uo mr
the horse-meat factory in Portland.
riiev came by the McKenzIe route
lieing stopped a day at Three Sisters
011 acCOUr I ol snow. Ilie young Him
were in genuine cow boy apparel, ami
with three mmillis' growiu oi irizziy
heard would not l taken for two of
Salem's uist stylish young men.
. ...-r. it Arm vr The stefiio-
Anni r. i' n . - - -
tr Gypsy arrived at Albany last night
and took below this morning 7 -5 tons
rf freight. She found no difliculty lu
reaching that city although the river
is only 12 inches above low water
mark. She will run between Eugene
and Corvalli this winter.
W. T. Perl t Death.
After detailing the drinking of
aconite by Mi IVet the I'orvallis Time
nivn;
Drl'arrn wa the llrsi ihthoii to ar
riveoii lUe net-no after the fatal dno
liad U-en siiallowed. "I was ill the
ill ug store alMiut
nit a (tuaiter put si-vell
irnliig. he aid, "when
yesterday mm
Mrl'it t walked III. I stood III the
tvnr end if the bark lisim, and I lure
ttasiiooiie il,. prtsiiit but Mr lira
bam, the drug elei k, Mr Pivt entered
the luu k door, and to( Mr liratiam
Hint he was Milli-rlug with iIvmmi
n ry ainl waiited a glu of iTamly. Mr
(irahaiu a-kiil bim if lie w"ai t
Jsmaira ginger in it a usual, and Mr
IVet f plied in the alllrmative. Mr
tir-ihaiu go: the graduate and was
standing t the water fullivt, and Mr
l'ivt pa.i me and went up to where
Mr (iraham was staudliig, nt which
time I turned and started for my
i.mee."
Dr Farra htopH-d In the stole room
iu the l'arrn & Allen brick where
workmen are ni.ikiug repairs. He
bad H-e!i there bu. a moment when
thei.oiseof a man running attracted
bis attention and be turned ami stisel
in the diHirwny. "I don't think,"
said Dr K.irra, "that more than two
minutes bad elapsed since 1 had
left the drug store when Mr Graham
highly excited came running up and
said for nie to hurry to the store that
Peet had swallowed a terrible dose of
aconite." "How much did lie get." I
linked and (Irahaui replied that Tie bad
s allowed a w hole ounce of it, "but I
didn't gel so much," be added. As we
ran dou 11 the street (irahaui ts-g.ui to
gag and attempted to vomit aUiut the
time we passed the bunk corner.
Reaching the store l'ett was found
standing at (he water bucket iu the
back rism. He was gaggii g and retch
ing and shortly after my arrival he le
gan vomiting. "1 think I have got
enough to kill nie, doctor." lie said,
a 'd 1 replied that "I hoped not." That
was alt tlio consolation 1 coo Id Ive
I1I111. We wen soon followed Into the
store by Richard Graham, who with
Billy (irahain uasdlspatcbed for milk.
It was only a few minute- until a sup-
ply bad been obtained, and It was
given to each patient and both were
simiii vomiting, especially (irahaui,
who had Ihiii vomiting before he
-wallnued the milk and other drugs
administered. We Used no st-iimich
pump, of course, f.ir with the freedom
with which both we.e vomiting there
was no need.
The application of all the antidotes
know n to medical science were eontlii
t d unremittingly. The elli-et of the
drug w.'ii to stop the heart's action,
and iiij'-ctloiis ol morphine to ease the
pain and lilt ro glycerine to stimulate
the action of the heart w ere frivly ad
ministered, and for a lime wltii appar
ent gtsid etlect. At one time, two or
three minutes lx fore death came. Ins
pulse was almost normal and, appar
ently as strong as that of a healthy
H-rsoii, aud the physicians at the mo
ment fell that Ihero was a possibility
for li 1 111 to survive the dose. This
promise, however, was only a llitting
phantom, aud while Dr Wilson held
the patient's pulse, and Dr Farra was
preparing another dose of stimulant
the heart, without a llutter-suddenly
ceased to IkiiI, the moans of the sub
fcrcr ceased and W T I'cet fell back
lifeless on his pillow. During the two
hours and ten or llftccn minutes he
lived alter swallow ing the drug the
deail loan's sulleriiig was aw ful. The
etlect of the drug is so well known
to druggists and physicians that they
shudder almost when they think of the
struggling man's last moment. There
were continual retchings aud vomiting
and moans causcik tiy the awtul pain.
Ureal beads of perspiration stisal out
on ins person, and lie lsgged his phys
icians to administer a dose that would
inodiice his death, and end iiis misery.
From. t lie first be felt that he was
doomed, and a short time before the
end eauio lie told hi wife that he
could not live.
The dose swallowed by Mr. Peet and
Mr. Graham was tincture of aconite,
of which an ordinary dose Is three to
live drops. A well known physician,
speaking of the amount that could Is
swallowed iu safety, said ho would
hesitate to risk taking ten drops. It
is supposed that ' to 31) drops would
prove Intni. From tills, the fenrfiil
character of tho dose swallowed by
Mr. Peet can be readily uiiilersbssl,
when it is stated that he took an
ouni-e, which in chemical lore Is put
down at WO drops, euough to kill JlOO
men.
br.iliaiu Recovering.
S.ecliil 10 the iii n.
( UKVAI.I.IS, (sept. IU, 4 p. 111. Vll-
lliini Uniliiiio. wlio ilrsnk some aeon-
it., muni lifter f lit late W. T. I'cet did.
is recovering, and he Is thought to be
out of danger uow.
II1N VlfcW I MH(.I U.
Veve Vnuir Sunt IN Kentltor Vest.
of Missouri, was interviewed today re
iruriliiiiff hid reiitii-tcil ebaiiL'u of views
011 the silver question. He said: "The
alleged conveisaiioii never occurreu. 1
Iiiivm inn lel'i lliu rMiiks of frce-foliiaL'O
adviKates aud my adherence to the
. . . 1 . 1 .. . - 1 t
principles 1 always anvocnieu is un
changed, notwithstanding an un
authorized report to 1110 coin rary. 1
Iirmiy believe 111 llio 11111 min union-
iteil ue of silver against tho single
...Oil uhiml'ird. I wisll it distinctly
understood I have not In tlio least de
parted Irom my principles ontliesll-
e..i- im..yl Ion mill reil.lv I Sill lit llMS
to know how it was that 1 came to la
misrepresented."
t: ni- () I'.vimilT. Kalein States-
man: 'Perhaps there Is ho exhibit
Hint will eri-nle ureater Interest than
one which is provided from the I'nl
versity of Oregon, tlio tugiiesi insiiiu
Hon tit lenrnliiir lii the sta e and the
one to whom the isnplc ot the stale
... . ..-ii. 1 . 1 .
looK W illi greaicsi prme. 11 in r
peeted that this exhibit will Include
in., lu .t not 1 inns of Prof Condoii's val-
uttt It collei'tlon, la-sides such other
features as will give the cople an Idea
of the work of the university, Its lie
.iiii,lisliiiieiiis hiiiI Its means. The II
of O w ill certainly Is hailed as a most
welcome part of the great fair."
Kii iPTiiisj i.i Srriii-:.Ta. The Y
M C A and the Y W C A of the uni
versity will give a reception to stu
dents at t lie university gymnasium
Saturday evening, Sepleinls-r 1M. Ex
tensive preparations are being made
for I lie dceaH"" ifi'l an excellent nine
is expected.
I'llj iiunl, M-i-ti-mt'-r K
His Bitot iikii Dkao. County
Schisil f'uSTii,teiidetit J (S Stevenson
this morning received a telegram an
nouncing the di alll of his ctep. brother
at Portland. air Stevenson left ou
the llrst truin to attend the funeral.
Laiihk Hon. E Teriwiilng, who
lives across tlio river, sold W 1 Isher A
Watkins, today, a tell mouth.' old pig
that wtighed 4i lbs gross.
Geo Midgelev's handsome resldeno
near the Baptist church Is Bearing
templet ion.
THURSDAY, SF.PTEMBEK 19.
Eggs 10 wilts per doen.
A tiro Insurance map nmn is lo the
city.
Looks' dull to ate the Jew Isll stoles
closed.
(Juiet about the co.irt house aud city
I. an today.
The state fair will commence next
Wediit-sihiy.
S C Smart isc'.erking III E C Smith's
gtiK-cry store.
Attorney Norton Is back from a trip
to Junction City.
F D Searcy and two sous, of Seal lie,
Wash., are iu Eugene.
Grandpa Ynnduyn Is reported ijuite
lt k at his home tnar I oburg.
The Willamette Stale Medical Col
lege at Portland has suspended.
The city is having the streets around
the southwest public park graveled.
lci anon is to have a new bank.
Fuit-k and Strong w ill le the proprie
tors.
S Smccd shipped his second carload
of hops to Milwaukee for this seasou
today.
Dr B F Russell, of the county hos
pital at Thurston, was lu the city
today.
Roy Hurley, of Portland, a U of O
student, arrived oil the local this afler-
tllMIII
EC Smith nnd Geo A Dorris have
gone to the Mclvciizlc for a few days'
llslilllg.
MrsFE Aukeny, of Jacksonville,
left on the bsjal this morning for
Jeller-011.
Rev 11 F Gilt, who has been unite
III Willi malarial fevsr, Is uow alsjut
recovered.
A L Pelt"-, sK.'eial collector for the
Piano Manufacturing Company, wcut
to Jctl'crsoti today.
Wheat is worth SO ccl.ts a bushel In
Eugene. The Liverpool market is
uow a little stronger.
Mrs Win Reiishaw aud nelce, Miss
Lulu, are expected home from San
Francisco tomorrow.
Mrs T A Million! aud little son, of
Junction City, are visiting with Mrs
M Braiiiion of this city.
John D. iumiiig took Judgment by
default against R 11 Mostly, a circuit
court case1, today, for ;ll0.til.
C S Attorney S V DeWilt.of Wash
ington, D C, examiner of Indian dep
redation claims, is lu the city.
Mr. Fish mid wife, and Mr. Rude,
the cigar men, returned this afternoon
from an outing to Odell Lake.
The Jewish stores are closed today
oil account of New Year. They will
be o-iicd at 0 o'clock this evening.
Harry Hopkins left last night for
Oakland, v'al., to attend the Congrega
dona! Theological Sumiuary at that
place.
Cass Matlock, Harry llolden aud Ed
McClanahan, Jr., went to Roseburg
this afternoon to enter the bicycle
races at the fair.
Mrs E E S'insoii and sou, of Grant's
Pass, is visiting relatives and friends
III Eugene. Mis Mlnsoll will be re
membered as Mrs Win Christian.
Irwin and CasH'r Lea, Henry
Wa toll and Robt. Cooley, of Cottage
Urove precinct, have gone toCorvallis
to attend the O. A. C. this winter.
Mrs J Heavers, daughter of Mrs
Brodie, w ho has Isrii sending the
slimmer visiting here, left for her
home at Seattle, Wash., this morning.
Harry M HohUn of this city has re
ceived the appointment of State Ceil
turiiiu. The position of honor was
funnel ly held by C M Lockwood, ol
Salem.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu
rify your blood, deal your complexion,
regulate your bowels aud makes your
bend us clear as a bell. Soc, COc, and
fl.00. Henderson & Linn.
Pendleton K O: Leo Teutsch, of
Eugene, has taken a position In the
stoie of ..'leaver 1'. rot hers, the boot and
shoe men. MrTciilsch has bud ex-
neiicucu In this line and is a valuable
acquisition to the force lu the Cleaver
store.
Cholera morbus Is a dangerous com
plaint and often Is fatal In Its results
To avoid this should use DeWltt'l
Collo and Cholera Cure, as soon as tho
llrst symptoms nppcar.
Osiiukn & DeLano.
Salem Journal: Prof T M Martin,
of Florence, Lane county, is visiting
old-time friends In the Capital City,
and Is the guest of his sons, Catey
and William (1, employes respectlvily
of I he secretary of state's oftlce and the
state rvform school."
Easy to take, sure to cure, no pain,
nothing to da-ad, pleasant little pills.
DeWitl's Little Early Risers. Best
for sick headache, biliousness, sour
stomach aud constipation.
Osiiukn A DeLano.
llal-rv Item In Albany Herald:
Mesrs J,este Stevenson, Ed Hayes,
Dwlgbt Howell, and Miss Hattle
Geary left last week for Eugene where
they will attend the university during
tills ear. air jonn isasti ana omers
exM-ct to enter the university at the
bcgluing 01 next inoiuii.
Children, ess?clal!y Infants are soon
run down with cholera Infantum or
"summer complaint" Don't wait to
determine, but give DeWitt'a Collo
and Cholera cure promptly, you can rely
on it. Use no other.
Ohiiuhx & DeLano.
The Oregon counties from which
special exhibits will lie sent to the
Exposition are Benton, Llnoln, Polk,
latuhill, ashliigtoii. tons, Wasco,
Linn, I'lilon, I'matllla, Baker, Jose
phine. Jackson, Malheur, and numer
ous lulus llaliiaoiis exhibits will be
sent In from nearly every county in
the slate aud many from Washington.
Todav's Oregonlan: Rose Ogle was
divorced from John II Ogle, by Judge
Stearns yesterday, for cruel treatment.
PlaintlU" was allowed to resume her
Ilia. den name, Rose Pool. The parties
were married lu l.ugeuo, (ire, l-s-ptem
U-r i!7, 1871. Mrs Ogle testified that,
l-slde treating luT badly, tier hus
band failed to provide any means of
support.
Jacksonville 1 lme: "The Roseburg
public m-IkhiIs 0-lied wllh.tJl pllplls.
'e. ...... ...... ..r l......li.rtf ..in iilm-ix! Ium
1 lie vi 's i j .
year, with two ex puoiis, are in
charge. The directors In a paroxysm
of economy cut down the salaries,
even reducing those who previously
received only i H a nionwi. iiuaenurg
probably pays lis educators less than
any tow n In Oregon, which is not to
Its credit." Charlie, why the unusual
liiter!st In the salaries of the teachers
In that city?
Kt'DY'H 1-ll.g till'I'OSITORY.
I t usrsntwl tn rurs Piles nil Cuiitliloa
or iim.ih.jt rel'iink'1. '' ut l"r l'- s'"1
l..ims i rlre'ilsr n t 'rs sampl U)
M aui IN kl'liV. Kitisl h,iciii.Ijiim
Iit, Is. No l'.MaLn As-wntnii. r.irM,li7 ll
II rat r ism lr'iml rrorflt nr, and 111 tu(uf
Or. ou b; Otbura & bv-Lsua
DEFICIENCIES.
State lotsaue A Itim Board Dlsrnsscs
the Hatter.
Tuesday's Salem Journal: "Tho
state lusaue asylum board has been lu
session ton ay nearly inree hours try
ing to straighten out a difficulty In
striking balances la the book-keeping
mine state insane asyiuui aeeouiits.
SiiH-rlntendeut Paine Is reH)rtetl to
nave discovered discrepancies ofsev
eral thousand dollars and asks that
they be straightened out before he as
sumes responsibility for the cash ao
counts.
"Dr. Rowland Is reported to take the
position that the discrepancies belong
to roriuer mauageiuenui aud did uot
occur under his regime.
"The book-keeper under liisadmlii
1st rat Ion, Mr. Jay C. Smith, Is at San
I ranclsco.
"The board has had a long and ear
liest consultation but no facts were
given to the press up to S o'clock.
"No reporters were admitted to the
sessions of the board and nothing
could ne learned up to that hour from
any of the parties direct.
"The conference of the board with
Superintendent Paine aud ex 'Superin
tendent Rowland lasted from 1 1 :.1t a.
m. to 3 p. m., when the board held a
brief private conference, but neither
uoverunr l.oni, treasurer Aletsclian
nor Secretary Klticald would Bay any
thing." HioiiLY Complimentary. Port
land Commercial Review: "The Eu
gene Flour Mills started up last Wed
nesday morning. The citizens of the
place deserve great credit for Its enter
prise and energy in constructing a
mill. The machinery Is of the
best make In the United States
and the owners, Messrs. Mathews,
Suitor A Williams, are to be congratu
lated thereon. Mr. Suiter Is au old
time miller who thoroughly under
stands his business, aud will give the
people of Eugene a make of tlour that
will not be equalled lu the state of
Oregon, He should be liberally
supported by the people of that enter
prising burg, ana nave the company,
who were uudera great expense, make
the same a financial success."
Ounht not to hsrs bnn slsln. Hit fats nu
wholly nmerltd. Hhs w a moil uk-IuI
IiiwL Thrra are toll of bipeds o( our rics who
don'l know hall ss much aiihsdld. Con
1'tcuout lor their folly smons this elais are
tho pvopls who pornlilsnllf dow thmelro
with violent druga, which cither hars s ten
dency to aggravate the complaint! they are
claimed to cure, or cite to rauts a moel per-
nlt'lnui aiiluuiaurs 01 ins syuem. AnuiiiK
liiliilUvunt titimli'lalia Ilia uh of Mrajlie '
or violent sitsllclnee haa pawsl away with
other lallacli-a like blliuirliif ami hleeillns
1 he li.s-Uir Sausrailoi are an eiliacl miss. iap.
(illy lor manklml. liuetetler'a Slouiach III u
ten Ii Ihe Isiet issiallile alieiltuM lordruga In
malarial, dyipejilla orbthoui cseeii, slid when
III kidneys or bladder are Inartlte, or whure
there Ua tendency lo rheumatltm. It I also
an unequalled toulo aud medlciual liiitu
lauU Much Damage by Mould. Salem
Statesman: The mould Is causing
great damage to the unpicked hops In
all sections of the county judging from
the reports brought to Salem last even
ing. A telephone mesaagi rrom wood
burn stated that many yards In that
direction were abandoned yesterday on
account of the mould which had made
Its appearance Monday night. Nu
merous yards containing from 3 to 1W
acres were abandoned. The yards
near nervals are also greatly damaged
and pickers are leaving for their
homes. Similar reports came from the
south and west where the hops are yet
standing.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr King's
New Discovery know Its value, and
those who have not, have now the
opportunity lo try It free. Call on the
advertised druggist and got a trial bot
tle free. Send your name and address
to II E Bucklen A Co., Chicago, and
get a sample box of Dr King's New
Life Pills free, as well aa a copy of
Guide to Health and Household In
structor, free, All of which la guaran
teed to do you good and cost you noth
ing. Card of Thanks.
Mrs Peter Bausoh desires to extend
her sincere thanks to the kind nelgh
Isirs and friends who assisted her In
the last Illness and services of her be
loved husband, thereby greatly com
forting her
Siiahta Mineral Watkr. A
large consignment Just received at my
house In Eugene; try it. It Is drawn
from the upper soda spring la Cali
fornia aud is guaranteed to be pure.
Wm Renrhaw,
Bole Agent for Eugene.
A New O. A. C. Pobition. Baya
the Times: Mrs Mary Avery Is to be
matron and Instructor In dresmaklng
at the dormitory. She received the
appointment at the hands af a special
committee from the board last Satur
day morning. Mrs Avery takes
charge this week. The salary Is $100
per year.
liueklen'i Arnica Halve.
The Best Halve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Bait
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It la guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 26 cents per box.
Fur aale by Henderson A Linn.
Dav Si Henderson, Undertakers ano
Embalmert. Cor Wil. and 7th its.
B. F. HAMELL, M. D.
PHYSICIAN UNO SURGEON.
Office over Baum'aS Iclothlng
Store.
We Want
-Y0UR-
o o
And Pelts.
o o
Highest Market Price Paid.
C. C. Goldsmith & Co,
Dried tildes
TItlEl) TO Est Al'K.
Surrlff Catlicnrt's Prisoner Jumps
riuiu nr ii uiuow aear
Irving.
Pall liuarj, Soiu-mtr in.
Sheriff Catheart of lnuglas county
passed through ou ihe Row-burg local
this afti-ruooii with Fniuk il Skinner,
whom he ha i arrested up near Walla
Walla In Washington.
Skinner was employed as agent by
the Washington National Building,
Loan A 1 n vestment AssiM-lation, and
bilked a number of resldmtof I King,
laseouiity by M-lliiiit tlieiu shares lu
the association ami guaranteeing them
loans. He represented to his victims
that the loans bad U-en made, when
in reality tlio com pan y knew nothing
alsuit his triilisai-lloiis.
Skinner realied the seriousness of
the charge against him aud it seems
had made a ileM-rate resolve to escaH)
from Sheriff Cal heart If possible Is fore
Ihe Iron doois of Douubts' nrlson
should close behind him. No oppor
tunity presented itsi-lf for him to car
ry out his plans until the train reached
the town of Irving, six miles Irom this
city, when he resolved to make the
attempt. as the train was nullinir
out of Irving the prisoner at an opisjr-
fine moment sprang out through a
car winnow and started to run. Hut
SlieriirCiitlu-ait proved l-lmself to 1
a man who did not Intend to let his
prisoner eseas so easily and drawing
bis revolver he tired. The gun was
held to the mink and at Its report
Skinner s'limliled and then fell to tho
ground; the train was atopied and iu
a smut lime I at heart again had his
prisoner. 1 lie man was not hit but
had felt the wind from the bullet and
being encumbered l-v handcuffs
stumblid and fell and made no further
attempt to csca'ic.
Skinner ss'iit alamt a week lit Eu
gene during July.
Utter List.
Sent. 19. 'ft")
Bridge, Mm II Diinlap, Miss.Meda
mxoii, joint M I,.) carlo, Miss lllsslo
Hunter, Mrs N Johnson, Mis Alvln
Pond, Mr Julius A Potter. Mrs lleo W
Skldmore, Mr U 11 Sliulty, A F
Sall.yinan, Mrs L Winkle, MIssBasey
w ins, .Airs Aiitne unison, Mr in
AehsiYunl out) rent will be nisiln on all
letter sivrii mil. rvrsoiia falling lor letter
win I'li'MM-'niaia witvu ailveritMi.
1. J. lsaiii, r. H,
toiaril, totrtiilivr ID.
Wil l. PitoliATKl). Tlie will of the
late Peter Bauseh was admitted to
probate today. He irlves all his prop
erty, real and personal, to his wife
iionine, lor lite, ami mattes her execu
trix of tils estate without bonds. At
her death he gives the storeon Willam
ette street to his two sons, Frank and
Peter, who reside lu Wisconsin, aud to
Ills two stepsons, John ami Frank
Zlminer, who reside lu Eugene, In
equal parts. The will was drawn by
Attorney lleo B Dorris Septemlier 10th
and whnesed by liliu and Mr Charles
liiiuer. Peter was a iood mau and
loved Ills stepsons as his own,
Memory Is a lit tlo treacherous now
and then, and causes one to forget
some things wo: th rw.iiemberlng, un
less one has an ex'H'rlcnco like that
which came to Dr I) E East, Moffatt's
Creek, Va., who says: "I had lieen
sudorlng for years with a torpid liver
ami found no relief until I took Sim
mons Liver Regulator when I was en
tirely relieved of my troubles. I novor
Intend being without Simmons Liver
Regulator.
The American Beauty owes her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other atti Unite. A cup of
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos
sess this. It clears the skill and re
moves pimples and (hat sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' 'I'iu Is used by thous
ands of ladles for the complexion.
Without being a eathartio Itcurcs con
stipation, Sold by A. Ykkinoton.
There Is no doubt, no failure, when
you take DeWitl's Collo and Cholera
Cure. It Is pleasant, acts promptly,
uo bad after ell'octs.
Ohiii'hn A DkLano.
AX BILLY FOR
I Ik Dr. Price s Cream Baking Powder, 30c
20 Is granulated sugar - - $1.00
Our Shoe stock is Complete. Take a look
at our Mens $1.00 Shoe they are O. K. for a
starter.
UNIVERSITY
The Unleinlty of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, offers Free tuition toallatu
deets. Youtiif men can obtain Hoard, Lodging, Heat and Light In the dormi
tory for 2.60 ht week. Itoomers furnish their own linen. Young women are
provided with board In private families at 3.00 per week. Young women de
siring board should address Prof. John Straub, Eugene, Oregon, or Secretary
Young Women's Christian Association, Eugene. The University offera three
bactalaureate decrees: lUchelor of Arts, Hachelor of Hclsnoe and Ilachelor of
letters, with corn sMndlng courses of study. The following shorter ooursea
are also oll'ered. An KiikIIn!i course leading In two years to a Iiusinesa diplo
ma, and In tlnee years to the title graduate In KngllHh;and advanced course for
graduates of norinul schools leadlun to the degree of Master of Pedagogy; a three
years' course lu civil engineering leading to the degree of Civil Kuglneer; a
course of two yea's for teacher of physical education leading to a diploma aud
the title director of Physical Education. The University charges an Inciden
tal fee of flO which Is imyablo In advance by all students. Htndenta holding
diplomas from the public schools and those having teachers certificates are ad
mitted to the prepiiratnry department without examination. Those desiring
Information regarding the preparatory department should address the Dean
N. L. Narrrgan, Eugene.
For catalogues and further Information address C. H. Chapman, President
or J. J. Walmn, Herniary, Eugene, Oregon.
fit . ..e-XiP
Uohen Items.
Sept. 19, 189o.
Will VVlMli.n,. f llu.la. m,mm In
Ooshen yesterday ou bis way to Eu'
5 1
Mlat Mlll.rv. IfmilnnurAV Wi1t.iru.rt
school here tiext Monday, Sept. 23.
Keeney Bros, expect to finish pick-
In ir tliplr biiim tiulutr TIimv liaiu urt
a few that would have done to have
picked when prices were better.
Bvron Edlliooaon haa rptnrniwl homai
from his trip to southeastern Oregon.
Henrv Mellon, of Cri-aiavll vl.llu.l
(limheu yesterday.
E M Warren Is pushing his store
llllllllillir I1IMIS IVHM 111.. I lull I I J. k.l
Just finished building a neat barn la
the village.
The church social to which we
alluded In our last n-srt will be held
lu the (T Behtm-h Saturday evening.
Sept. II. All are Invited. A good
and Interesting program will be rend
ered, after which refreshments will be
served. Come and bring a dime.
Fkatiikiiweioht.
Lutheran Services.
(lerinan Lutherii services will be
held Sunday, Sept LDih, l!uk) p. m. at
Mount's hall, corner Ninth and Oak
streets, by Rev. 11. Haglstfrom Salum,
Ore. Alldermaus luvlted.
Pally Uuartl.Svptiinitjcr 19.
To Cokvali.. A latge delegation
from Ivanhoo Coiumandery of thla
city went to Corvalli this morning to
art as escort at the funeral of the Tate
W T Peet. Those Who weut down
were: Dr C E Lisimls, James F Rob
inson, F V Osburn, (1 W Pickett, A O
WiMsbsiek, Wm Preston, Mayor Mat
lock, V McFarland, A Anderson, J L
Page, (leo T Hall, O P Hull (Irving),
DVHReld, W V Henderson, and M
O Warner, E O Potter, Darwin Brls
(ow (Cottage drove), C Ibsles, and W
E Brown, memls-rsof the Blue Lodge,
B I) Paine aud S M Yoran went down
yesterday.
Haalaraa I
tiT liieal apiillFalluna. ai thvj rannnl rrarh the
illusi-d Mirt iuii ul the rar. 1 bnrs la oulf otis
way u cilia liisiliir... ami Dial la by roiutlia
llotial reiunlli-a. Pfaliiriia la rauaisl bjr an In
llamisl cunmilun ol the miionua llnlns ol lbs
Kuiiai'hlan Tul. Vilii-n Hilt tulst Sfls Inttam
nl you bays a tiimtiltiit un. nr lmtirlMl
hr-arlng, ami when It la mln-lf rlOM-d ta.
nvutsih n-.iill. ani unirM iliv Inllamtnallaa
o.n t Ukril out ami Ih la nibs rmiuml lo Its
normal miull Inn, hmrliii il bs dmruyail
lursTar: ulna cut. omul leu ara rauatsl be ra
urrh, whlt-h la iiolhtns but aa lullaiuej coodl
linn ol lha tnuniiii urlana.
Wawlll a. We one llniiilitsl IVillars tat any
oaea ol DaliiMi(tsiiiHl be ralarrli) thaloannot
be rsnsl by Hall's Catarrh Cure, BuuU Iur dr
ouiari, free.
r. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Dnisslita, iiw.
Ponitiom Accepted. Miss Llnna
Holt, of this city, has accepted a posi
tion as teacher In the Colfax, Wash.,
public schools. She wilt teach the
sixth grade, and sessions bee In
October 7th. Miss Holt Is a) graduate
of the UofO, nelng In the class of 'Ul.
She will give satisfaction to the patrons
of the school as she Is caable. Society
circles will miss the young lady, as
she takes a prominent part lu all social
events.
Mr. A. A. Snyder, aupt poor farm,
Wlnnesbelk Co., says: Last winter
Mr. Robert Lach used two boxes of
DeWitt'a Witch Hard Salve and
cured a long running sore on bis leg.
Hail been under care ol physician for
months without obtaining relief.
Sure cure for Plica.
Ohiiukn A DkLaxo.
Dais tr at tall.
COTTAOK OHOVU, Or., Sept 18. Ins
IlevU H Wallace today met with
quite a serious mishap that almeat re
sulted fatally by accidentally falling
on hla head from a wagon. He walked
around In a dazed condition over an
hour before any one discovered hi in.
He was taken home, medical aid sum.
moned, aud he soon recovered.
Mrs. T. B. Hawkins, of Chattanooga,
Ten ii., says: "Hhllo'a Vltallxer 'Saved
My Life,' I consider It the best reme
dy for a debilitated system I ever
used." For Dyspe-sla, Liver or Kid
ney trouble It excels. Price 75 cents.
Wold by Henderson A Linn.
State Normal School,
Monmouth, Oregon.
A tralnlns whool for lesrhert.
Couielrlo KlKhlh (.rd Trmlnlnf Dvpsrt
mem nil Struug froleeaionsl suil Arstlmlo
Cuureoe.
:THE DIPLOMA-:
ol ths erhnol ntlttes one to tmkh Id My
Cwuuljr la the .tele w lthuut (urtlier
Kxsiulustluu,
Board and Lodging, Books and
Tuition, $150.00 per year.
R.ntlfHl and heslthlul lormtloa no wloons.
Tiii-re 1 s (owl duuisud lor well trsloixl
tear f rt
There ta n orer mpi'ly ot unlrelnwt leaches,
1'ete.Uiguee cheerfully eiiit on apliUeenoD.
AiM'eee, F. U CAMt'liKLL, VreuUeuk
Ol W. A. W.no, sucrelar.
OREGON,
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