Infants
Caelorla la so wtll adapti to ehlMrra that
recommend It a. euperV to any Na.Tlutl"B
known to DA" If. A. Aai-nxa, H. P.,
Ill So. Oxford Ilruo.La, V. Y.
"Tbs ua of 'Castorl li so unir.mal and
Ita tnerlla to wvU koonn Dial It m work
u( wperemiratlon to endis-ao It. Few are the
lotelllgaiit families who do nut keep Caetoria
srlUda sosy reach."
Cuim V!iTT, r. P.,
how York City.
e. CHURCH.
President.
B D.'slNf. F.W.OIBUH.
Vies PrtHtt. Cshlf.
THE
Eugene Loan and Savings
BANK,
Of Eugene, -
DIRECTORS J. Church, i. B. Harris. W.E
PlllDjClj!!al,2: : $50,000.
1 General Banking Business Transacted.
Interest allowed on tlma deposits.
Collection entrtialed to our cars will recelv
prompt attention.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udder.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff Joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle AilmcntJ,
All Horse Ailments,
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 fUa or Beaut wall
gala.
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Thte eitrti-
CirdluarT lie
tursuauar la
he noil
wonderful
dteporery tf
l are. It
ha beea en
ltnd by tli
leading at-len-lino
susa r
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Am.rtr.
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l'inttl)llun,
liiuiiieta,
Falliiif hrn-tUoii.,N,r-i'iul
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and vlhr
1114.
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aud utif die
riitlre.)irtn.
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of tb die.
char
dara.
LOST
MANHOOD
anlrklr. Ore J.0HO prlrale r.VrttnnU.
Ifeiuatnrfiiera mr.it lumtjiritcy lu lite Aret
atajre. It la yn ixmri of arnilnal wealiifei
Slid harrennrev It cau t lloi'iwd la aida
tf tli imdI llu.lvan.
Tb new rilMMveiy waa m.,1 T-T th anerlal.
liUoflheold fnwiMu.ia M.lcal lailllal.
It I Hi lrm' n.i r tuexle. It la nrf
iKwerfiil. out bmlM. N K1 f,.r 1 oo a pi.
anre i. kar.a l- 4.PU lainaaled buixl.
Anil' ,'iar.me. iT-tu f ja cure. If you bur
all li.oaud are in HitlK.y ciirrd,aU mure
will beaont to y fire of ail vbarara,
aVtKlf rlr.'Ula'ailc Iretinvriiiala. A VIrata
Mt uiMt: "viiicai. iNiimm,
JarM-Uoa !).- .1erke A aSlllaaJU.
aa Freurler. t al.
Vilin 0 I DCD l topi on II K C.PAKI'S
Inlj rArtn .irrii,iti a -. m and
it Uerchanu Ir fhanrr. a Kraiinty. I .1
W a ouuu acul u adraittalu oaa ha Made. 1
for
Children.
Csetorla cur Colic, Constipation,
Four Btitn&rh, Plarrhise, nructelloa,
J01U Vnii, glees sleep, and promotes
IF!"".
Wlllioul b'Jurlou medical loo.
"for seral year I bar rocotnmr. S
your 'CaatorlV and shall elwayi eoutlnv t
du wulllui Ui.arUUy produced teeiK.-iid
Kdwis F. Fiun, M.
IXlh Btrawt and Tth A Nw York Cltjr.
Tii Cnmca CoBTiirr, 77 MnuuT fr-jiT, fw Voaa Cm
THE TWO FltTIOSS.
l'ortland Chronicle. Hep.: "It i
well known in political circles that
a alrnnniiiia ficrht Kill be IllS'le for
the maRterv in the June election
l.twpcn two rcnublican rings ai me
party i iplit owing to the desire o!
many or us loiiowcrs 10 ue iaucr
This has resulted in the two fuC'
tions beinit formed, one having as
its head Mayor Frank and District
Attorney Hume and the oilier jos.
Simon and Harvey Scott. As os
gefsion is nine points in law and
the Frank-llume comoinanon are
in li ni.-n. the nrohabililies are that
thov will stand the best chance ol
Ix-inir successful ill the local cam
paign. Joscmi fcimon is weu anown
. .... . ,ii
as a wizara in city poniiua nu
wiseacres doubt not but that he will
manipulate the wires to his own sat
inaction and that of his constitu
enta. The combat will involve
. a t 1 .
ever republican politician in Tort
Una as there is not a partisan w uu
is not in sympathy with either one
or the other rings. With the entire
police and fire departments at his
Lack, toeother with several score of
ml nor nllicfi holders the ousting of
Frank would be a deed requiring
inflnile diplomacy' and tact, both
of which oualiticB are personified
in 'Littlo Joe." In anv event, be
the outcome what it may, the cam
pnifn will be one of the most ex
citing ever witnessed in this City
and a veritablo monkey and parrot
time may be safely predicted with
out fear of contradiction."
SKMIOKUb t L'SKKALS.
Three casos, those of Thomas J.
Rusk, of Texas, who die! on July
29, 18.10; Andrew I liutler, of
South Carolina, who died May 25,
1857. and James Hell, of Jsew
Hampshire, who died May 20, 1857
cost the covernment but IJ.50
each. This is the smallest amount
charged to the account of the death
of senators. Tho largest amount
exnendod in anv one case on this
account was on the occasion of the
death of Georco Hearst ofCalifor
nin. The items In that case when
collected and footed up, show an
acKrei;ato of $21,322.55. The
records of tho senate show no ex
penditure bv the oflice of tho secre
titry for the funeral of the late
Senator Leland Stanford, of Cali
fornift. Among tho curious things
which apHar from the record of
thco funeral expenses is that the
difference in the cost does not ap
pear to be governed by the distance
of the home ot tho deceased senator
from the capital. The cost of the
senatorial funerals seem to vary
for no reason whatever. Here are
a few figures to illustrate the vari
ations in cost, without regard to
tho distanco of tho senators home
from Washington:
IMtU Alrmlr Harrow, la
Ih'7 iMKr IVnny 'tucker. a
vi-Viiut: Calhoun, SC....
W'JIU'iiijf t'lto. Ky
In.v J.iahuat. Kva:), n I'
l-.t -Jaiuc. f lltMnirraon, T
v;i--t harli4 on mil. i, Mat .
I.M.wfcH lloutuui, Ala..
i.- -ii.lin K M lli-r, ( al
It'll tirorye Hi-ar-it, ( al
l'iin H I'luiuK Kan..
777 Hi
S,UW :
M7 l
Ml f
4.17 W
),. 1
21.:SM &
S,W. lit
4 4.1.1 tie
il-Jo I. u K Kpnna, V
ixt-.Min-d II t'liiim, ( .
lv.it Zvlmluu B Yam-, N C.
Jacksonville Times: The Times
it always averse to destroying
pleasant illusion! or to puncturing
the charming logeuds of early days
wl ich many newcomers are preg
nant with; but occasionally we
find it obligatory to remove wrong
ini icsHoiis as to historical facts.
In its lal issue the Oregon Mining
Journal gives credence to the story
that the name given to Kogue river
was derived from San Hoguo, the
Spanish saint, on whose day the
river w oaid to have been discov
ers! by the Spaniards. The story
is a fascinating one of adventurous
hut unsuccessful attempts to reach
llio shore, which was thought to lie
rich in gold mines, and we would
fain let il stand; but our innate
love of the truth, and our position
us the only religious newspaper in
oulhern Oregon, requires us to
give the facts. In the palmy days
of the Hudson Hay Co. their trap
pers penetrM! tin wilds of south
ern Orison and there found a tribe
ot Indians so treacherous, unreli
able and dishonest that they were
sot down at incorrigible rogues.
The term rogue was accordingly
applied to the savaget by the Kng
lieh, and to this day the designa
tion of the Indians and the river.
This it Oregon history, and while
not encrusted in sentiment and
meUphore.is nevertheless authentic
and acc?ited by those best fitted U
judge.
AGES OK SEHATOlts.
The Concord Monitor publishes
libt of the senator of the United
States', in winch it gives their
places of birth mid Hge. 1 he old
est man among them in, as ne nun
been for some tune, the venerable
Juctin S. Morrill, of ertnont, wh
in 85. Th next in nge i John M.
I'almer, of Illinois, who is in.
The combined ages of the senators
from Vermont exceed in amount
that of the two senator from any
other stale, amounting to but oii
short of 150 years. Alab.tina senils
two veterans, Janu s L. rugn, being
74 years old, and John L. Morgan,
71. Ishani 0. Harris, of Tennes
see, is 75 and John Sherman of U'ho,
is 72. A new senator from Iow,
John II. (Jeer, begins bis career in
the senate al 70. George r . Hour,
of Massachusetts, is put down at
C8, but he is really 09 years of ugo.
David li. Hill of New York, is but
52, younger, e think than is gen
erally eupjM'scd, and Arthur I'.
Gorman, of Maryland, is 50. some
what older than would have been
anticipated in one who is remem
bered an a page of the renaie. i ne
youngest senator is Marion liutler,
the new populist irom .orm "oaro
Una, who is 32, and bin republican
colleague, 1'eter Pritchard, is bui
38, their combined ages being less
than the age of several individual
members of the senate.
SEATTLE'S MHTAEE.
Snokane Review: Itissingulur
that the people of Seattle could not
discern that their action in voting
for the Cedar river water scheme
was hostile to the best interests of
the citv. Seattle is already deeply
in debt, and the construction of
this new water system will add
$1,250,000 of floating warrants,
which are the worst kind of munic
ipal indebtedness. This, of course
will saddle the city with an addi
tional burdensome interest charg ,
and make it impossible to give the
people relief from excessive taxa
tion. This oction is all the more reck
less by reason that Seattle has now
one ot the besi water supplied hi
the United States. The water is
taken from Lake Washington, a
mountain lake of great depth and
purity. The city drainage flows
into the Sound, and an analysis
would show that the water of the
lake is as pure as when old Chief
Seattlo wub monarch of that sec
lion.
The overwhelming vote cast for
this bit of follv can only be at
tributed to a siiecies of inloxica
tion. The people are wild for the
expenditure of money upon public
works. It is anything to turn
money loose in the community
The consequence will be fell later
There will be a year or two of arti-
ficiul prosperity, and then will
come the period of municipal
headache.
ASTHMA,
Distressing: Cough,
BORE JOISTS
AND
MUSCLES.
Despaired
OF RELIEF.
Cl'BED BY
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
"Some time since, I had a inrre v
altark nf a.thnia. aoromnaiilcd with a
dlalre tslng rough and a grnrral aoirurss 0
ot Ui Joint and nnncles. 1 consulted O
physicians and tried tarlout remedies, i
but without gettlni any relief, until I
despaired of ever being wall again, o
Finally, I took Ayeft Cherry 1'ectoral. Oj
and In a very short time, was enUrrly J
eureiL I ran, therefore, cordially and o
foiifldenlly commend tills medicine to Oi
alL"-J. Kosklls, Victoria, Texas.
"My wife had a very troublesome Ji
cough. She used Ayer'i Cherry recto, o
ml and nmrured Immediate relief."
U. II. Poiiku a, lluniihre)s, Ga.
Ayer s unerry recxoraigi
Received Highest Awards o
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR c
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V Ul.l lIJ lu J
l, u U Qut.leiiitht horecthoiue. Sy
qo It I made of the wy flnet
U)Al.rut. aud la iuaraiit.Ht V
J In every ni I iunl or
OQ .uperiur to 4l) rrjr U"t
CtJ S. The maker euarntur.' c . i r
Otui airl eury .nm 1
Miiihorined to i-etu n -OQ
UH4ie' U II be not wti if: .
g CAN YOU AS1K F0n S3 .
DQ Cummt A I arne, rw4lamt,
O883SG3Si58SO8S038O
AT
NIGHT
MOVCS THE BOWELS IN
THC MORMING
er
FecetleaJ keriaatoa ttk etteet 4m .nana.
IaCUPC-
r
s
THE SECRET
OK A
BEAUTIFUL
IS FOUND IN
CUTICURA
SOAP
oil IkraeKiMl th. Brtiuh I'M. F Ijrw
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VKOV. BAKER BEslUM.
The Consi-rvAt rjr of Mmle er the
I'lilvcrsiiy of Oregon la l.ell
Vtltbout an luatractur.
lr.,ru P Hnki-r IimIbv tendered
realisation to the lMt.nl' of regent a
Inairucior of munle In Hie iniiwfVMtory
ofmuali! of the University of Oregon,
to take effect January lt.
Mr Hiker waa euetin to uiei-
nr,r...u,r nf iiiiihIc HI I lie be-
glnnilig of the preelit kcIiiki! yenr, lie
tielng at the lime in ( 'hicago. I'roi
linker aeeepteil lie Ma-Hloii ana eanie
herein Hruteiuber lo asslline Ills till
ties.
In his resignation lie Kiv snopur
lli-ulur rpHNoim for reslifiniiir. ami It ii-
even hinted that he has been reiiuetl-
ed lo resign.
Hnee fror Uaker lias iieen ai tne
hend of the Uonaervalory of Muxio il
has been til steinbarrawlngly aiiurenl
to members of the fucully and lioard of
reKenli, and others who liave the wel-
fur..rtlia inilMlnal ilpnurt innt of the
university at heart, that the nuiulier ol
pupils lu attendance upon mat de
partment have been grailuully drop
ping out until only a few are left.
The new term at the lieginiilng of
the year would only nee two or three
etuifciiia enter Hie muical depnri
nient. Whether or not thissiuieor
aflalrais due to any fault of 1'n.f
linker's, it was not desirable to have
it continue so, and a change was there
fore necesfan .
Prof Itaker will probably return to
the Kust n a lew iIiivh, and hi
el e will be supplied iui-
midlately. There are aeventl appli
cants for the position aud the hoard
of reueiita will bold a meeting aud
elect some one to till Ibe vacancy in
time lo lglu ttie new jeur.
President C'bapman aud Itegeut
Friendly are in Portland.
MONDAY, UKCKMUUK Hi.
Yoran & Son have a new Xuiiis ad
In toilay'a paper. Kcad it.
I.ane county's area la 6.004, 100, and
that of DoiiglaM Is 3,208,300.
The sound of the ateaiubont whiatle
sounds good lo those having freight to
handle.
A flurry nf snow last evening. The
surrounding hills are all white with
the beautiful snow.
On th financial auctions the sen
ate's committee on finance, will utiiiul
7 to 5 in favor of silver.
TheasHesaot found f. IS, 4-JO In money
In Lane eojnty till yenr. Laat year
the asHeaMiielit was on t -i.OHo.
The matter of securing Christina
donations tor the p'xir by the public
school children was announced Id all
the churches yesterday.
The remains of the late Imino an-
duyne, 8r, were Interred in theceni
eU-ry one mile wm th of C'obtirg this
forei o hi at ii ociock.
We fl.id the following real estate
transfer In Haturday'a Salem Journal:
Orvllla li llniiry and btiNiiami to J
O linker; land In the die of John
Halter aud wire, foooo."
Cheaper UllJ cl.su
It la said that the Japanese are about
to invade this iimrk. l with strictly tine
bicvelea which will I wholesaled al
If tlie story is true It means that
there will tie big reductions very soon
or that the Jniutmne mauufiieturera
will tie taken into tin' combination.
Our manufacturers cannot all" ml to
sell a giMMl heel at any such llgtl e,
but they could allien to supply the
public at rates fr below tlnmeimw
prevailing. Tlie I IIKI mnrhine could
lie sold at a large pn lit for (-"in, hut the
nianulactiireis hold uii the price be
cause the people will have iiibcIuiics
aud tlie price does not prevent them
from taking all thnt can be turned out.
If the Japanese bring alxnit a reduc
tion we will have something to thank
I hem fur. However, those who Intend
to gel wheels next year had lietter not
wall for a reduction. Unless they get
their orders in eary they nrty have to
wait months for ninelilnes ami will
then pay the high figures.
Senator Coggswell a Republican.
Lakevlew Examiner: "It is quite
proible thai 1 shall support the next
republican candidate for president,"
said (Senator Coggswell to the editor of
the Examiner, who called at hlgopl e
toinouire as to the minora to that
effect which were being circulated on
the streets. Vpon iiunilring Into the
cause of the change, the Kenator sabl:
'I left the republican party in 187'J;
nn account or the reconstruction pol
icy of tie parly; this Issue Is now a
lliluir of the past. Sluce the new Is
sue have arisen I And myself more In
accord w ith the republican than with
I lie democrat lo party."
u --'. 1
Lakok Isvoick ov Tbkks. The
iHtnn heirs aud Meek heir have re
ceived a large Invoice of ltl.OiHI fruit
tree. Of this lot, 2iai0 Italian prune.
IMHO liartlet pears and MJO Itoval Ann
cherries will be planted on the Dunn
estate across the river north of town;
8000 Italian prunes aud 500 Royal Ann
cherries will be planted on the Meek
estate below town, and the remaining
consisting of 500 Itoyal Ann liu riles,
will lie planteil by Attorney Ueo A
IMrrtaon nla p'Mce near prlugtlebl
The iiiv were purchased fnmi the
lllMiuette alley Mirsery Company,
ot o hi burn,
8kai.H Bltvt Will lie nvelvr.1 lv
the Hoard of Dirts-tor of wlnsil dis
trict No t3 until W-s'nesdav, Jauaary
l.l IsiSl at I ..'..l.w.k i. n .'.f.. 1.1 .l.w
tortha i nrisise of building a school
house Kor plan and specification
addrv or rail ou JH Kirk, dlstrht
clerk. Tlie btrd reeerve the right
to reject any or all bids.
Pally Guard Pwember 1
Wkiuuno Hkliji. Mr TlioeSeavey
and Mis Uenelve r'fiori will be mar
ried at Mohawk at eo'chek this even
I ng.
SKIN
EXHIBITION KRIW.
Tne (ill l ef Muscle and Endurance
Entertain their Meads st l tie
llliveraliy OjllllikSlulll.
Pally Guard, Pecerober Is.
An exhibition drill was given at the
o mnaiiniii last evening by the oung
L,.di.V Athletic Club of the unlver
any. Invitations were Issued to the
extent of ttie seating capacity of the
yuinusiuciJ, and, so popular are these
eiiterluliiiiients, that every one who
was fortunate enough to receive an in
vitation, was there. The program
opened ith an Instrumental s.-lo by
Miss (slater, which was received with
ii ea-uie bv the audience.
Al 8 o'clock the nine young ladies
frmi, the large elus who were to lake
unit in Ibe Indian club drill appeurd
on the floor, eled in pietty bl.Hiiner
?ost utnes, and were greeted with ap
plause by the audience. After mukiiig
ft-w i una around the hall they
formed in line and began ibe work of
the drill, which was carried out
almost without a break, and Willi
such exhibitions of skill, muscle and
endurance as to repeatedly win the
appl use of the audience.
A recitation was given by Miss
Baright, pioles-ir of elocution, bhe
was loudly applaud-d, and Murnlng
rendered a pretty little love scene in
spring tune. , ,
The nexl was the les dimcull wand
drill, performed by 10 member of the
cln. Ibis, too, was well execuled,
and web receded by the audiem.
Next came Ihe Hwedish drill, which
wu" iiikeu part lu by the moreexerl
meinU-ra of the elass. Home very
llllcult tea's were petlnruied. Id
climbing and descending the aw Inging
lailder Miss Lila rjtrauh and Mlsa
Pearl Cooper exhibited wonderful
utility, and was elitliusiastically
cheered ly the audience. I he shadow
niiivemeul on the w all was so ludic
rous in apearance as lo cause gnat
mirth on the part of the audience.
A solo waa sung by Miss Henderson,
the audience Mug greatly disap
pointed In an encore.
K:tkct ball waa next announced
null proved the most exciiing feature
of the evening' entertainment. Two
teams had liceu chosen fioin the class
and lined up a follows.
roSITlllN.
Ma NofTalngcr,
Pearl Cooper
Ilarbara Uner
Zulu Grimes
Dura Cooper
K.to Kelley
Capl and C R Flora Watklns
K V Agnei Adams
L P Uvnnle Uuer
Center Ida Calef
KO BerlliaTempletoli
LO 1.11a S.raub
Oil EUaOweux
Hal lu Mann
Al the toss of the bull the playing
commenced. On i lie U giiuiing of the
(list hulf MIhs Wutkius' team seemed
to have tlie lies! of the game, anil
kept the ball ill Miss Nntlaiuger'a field
most of the time. They wen- met
w ith stubborn resistance, however, and
It was lifter hard fighting that they
HiihIIv nlaeeil the ball in the latlei's
koal aud scored one point. On the
tlie second tcsi-up Miss nt!-lngers
players went Into the game with more
etit'husiasui and sonu ainred a point.
. . . . . ... . I. ..I, . lit
At I no run oi ine ursi nan oi iu
mirutes, the scote stisul 1 to 1.
Dtirinu the intermission between the
hulves Miss Theresa e'rletully, who
acted as pianist during tlm evening.
i
piayeu a soio.
tin the beginning of the second half
playing wns spirited from the start.
Slis Noll'singer' players made a goal
and scored a point in a short space ol
time. The contest then became a
l.ullli, rr.vul Tliu bull fluur friim fine
Held to the other, but for some time
neither side could score. Finally Miss
Wat kin's players placed (he bull in
lit. niiiuuiliur limlli'a unul Ulift niuil a
n.,1111 I IW ItMII U'MU Ul.UIII IIIMtU..! nilfl
near the flnisli of tlie lust half Miss
Notlalnger team ninde a gonl ami a
Kint. The opposing teittn plsvel furi
ously in the remniniiit! short time but
were tumble la score and the final
result stood S to 2 In favor of Misa
Ni,tfdltiir.,r a t.,utll
The prize w as a hoiiouet of tlow er.
During Hie name tin friends of the two
t.HtliM seellieil lo l.o ulsillt entlHllv
rtiwi.t.ifl ui.fl u bun ntlltue ai.lu nimlw
an extvllent play or secured a point
!..... ....... I. .....I.. ..I.........I
l..vrrn.r l.rda Vtrtea.
Salem. Or., Dee. 17 Asked If Ore.
iron's siiple would atiprove the atti
tude toward Kiightud expressed in
i h-M-hmd's uiessnge to congress on (lie
Netlouelail question, lioveruor Lotd
said tonight:
"I tielleve the people of our state are
in accord with the sentiments express
ed in President Cleveland's message on
the Yeiiezii' Ian iiiestlon "
While not ooiiiii.ittlng himself as
to the merits of the Monroe docti Ine,
Ooveruor Lord says the time is at
baud when il must' either be lived up
to or forever set aside.
I'ell Irani Ine .Ylraaina Hrldge.
Albany, Or., 17. W STraluor, a
mechanic of this city, while woi king
with other repairing the liriilge across
he Satitiiiui at Melianui, slipped
and fell a distune of 40 feet today.
He struck t'.e titnls-rs half way dow'n
and then fell upon the rocks Mow,
He was brought to tills city tonight,
and it is thought h may recover.
Will Combi.nk. On January 1,
ISWl, Win Preston, w ho has been in
the harness business in this city since
1871. and I'll Hale, (lie Ninth strvet
harness maker, will combine their
businesses, and thereafter continue
t hem under one ft in. The new firm
will conduct it business In the Preston
building on Willamette street, which
Is now occupied by I'rcstim' harness
s ore and Luckey's jewelry store. M
Lurkey will move hi sloek of goods
Into the building now occupied by (I
W Crow ell. Mr Halo has been In
business in Eugene for umnr years,
and is well and favorably known. Mr
Preston has U-en here "for nearly 2.
years, and is known by everyone. Yhe
new nrm will lie a strong one, aid
will no dotint pins per.
lll)y Uuard, DrermU'r 18.
Slsr liiRTHDAY. Mrs C It Doyle
Doyle aud Mr Geo K Young to.l'uy
gave a birthday party at the home of
Hi former on 5lU Street, between Jef
ferson and Madison, in honor of their
mother, Mr Eli.alieth Sander, who
Is hi yean of age. A few relative and
Irivnd were invited in and a sump
tuous dinner was nerved. It was
very pleasant ail'aif, and all li te
present wished the giia-t ot honor,
who I yet quite "spry" for (.wage
many happy returns of "the day. '
Pally t.a.ra, Peemtr is,
lIofSK RlRNrtv-The farm house
ofb 11 Detker, who reside on Mill
creek about SO mile enal of Eugene,
wa totally dcs'.r tvctl bv lire jester
day anernot.il. Mr lWker I .ft borne
at about 2 o'clock, Uaving a small firs
In the Move, and w hen he returned at
o'clock, he waa iul in timeto,
tho last wall fall tii. Mr ker. of
eourse lost all hi clothing, furniture,
etc. He ia a single man. Hi lis,
will aniixint to fully cjo. The house
waa Insured for fctoO In the Hume In
U ranee f , of Nw Yor k.
AIL
riMi) A
Riding .ndW.lk.no Plow,, both
in all kinds or grouna.
Buy your Lard Pails, Tin Ware,Nailsf Shovels,!
Axes and Hardware in general of tho men that ft
the prices down for you to tho 150TT0M, not of n'
who follow down with reluctance.
Griffin Hardware Co.
Are the boys that put the
limn ior you.
10 lb. L.rd P.ilS, 9 J-2c,l fash In band
5 lb. Lard Pails. o i"'c X until further notice.
Nails 4 cJ '
Dec. 13, 1895. In ODD FELLOWS Building
Juaction City :
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
"WHITE ROSE"
FLOUR,'
o o o o o
GUARANTEED
The most popular Hour in
leading grocers.
IS".,.
ldl?l
7" fc.-vioN I
roraale la Buirene,Oreg.,br IIENDKttsow k
Personal.
Dr Kuykendall returned from Salem
t xluy.
W L Iiristow, of Pleasant Hill is In
town today.
Rev J H Parker returned to Philo
math today.
MBWulll Is spending a few days
in Port laud.
S II Friendly was a passenger to
Portland today.
Floyd Woodruff, of Junction, has
gone io Itosehurg.
J (' (loodale and wife, of Coburg,
visited Eugene today.
Hon E P Coleman and wife, of
Coburg, are In the city.
President Chapman was a passenger
lo Poi (hind this morning
Sam Goldsmith and Onirics Kohu,
of Portland, are In Ihe city.
Ii A Wastihtirne and wife, of Spring
Ueld, were in Eugene today.
We are aorry to learn that Gov
Whiteaker la quite sick today.
Miss Sarah Smith, aud brother,
Henry, of Crvsw ell, are ill Eugene to
day. "
The republicans elected their city
ticket by good liili)orities at Ashland !
yesterday. j
O P Hoff oiinie up from Irving this
a lerniHin lo attend Eugene Lodge No
II. A V & A M, elecliou tonight. I
I'.lmer Seeley came up from Albany I
today to nftei il Ihe annual ele -tloti of I
Eugene Lodge Ne 11, A FA AM, to
night.
Rev Roland D Grant, of Por land, !
who i to lecture on "Evolution" all
Ph ker'a opera house tonight, arrived!
on the locnl this afternoon. j
Miss lielle Brown, accompanied by I
her aunt, Mrs J M Stalev, left this
morning for Port aud, w here she will
take the ther for Shu Francisco, and
from there go to Los Angles io spend
about a month visiting.
Misses Enmia and Clara Edwards,
who have tieen attending t lie Sate
Normal School al Drain, returned
home today to spend the holidays.
They lost nearly all their clothing,
IsMiks, etc. in the flie at that place
Monday night.
Natroa Items.
Dec 18, 13a.
Leap year will soon lie here, girla.
Mr Lawrence Mux ley visited friend
here lust Monday.
Mr Ia Casnian waa on a visit to
Mis Clara Wallace last Friday night.
Rev A II Sundernian left fwr Junc
tion City lust Saturday. He returned
Monday.
Mr E L Smith and daughter went
to Eugene last Saturday on business.
Misse Ollie, Hsttie," Dollv and
Rertlc Smith spent Saturday anil Sun
day at home.
James Tallafero ient the most of
his time visiting here last week.
Mr Charles Sylvester visited the
blacksmith shop lst week. He must
lie getting ready for the lecture or to
Hke his girl a buggy riding. I advise
that girl lo do better than that.
Mr Llge Hill wa seen on our
street last week pretty often.
A few nf our leading vo-m neople
attended the I O 11 T lodge al Thur.
ton lust Friday might. Tne n al'of the
young and old hud bcttci Join and live
a U'tler life.
Mr Will Rols-rtson and Mrs HH
R"t-rlon left for Camas Swale this
wiek on a visit.
CJ L8.
Popular Brands of
Tobacco and Cigars,
5-CALL ON
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
Headquarters for the Eugen
Soda Works. -
ZZV"wC. 5!a s
V j& &t - ' ''-a.
'i.rA t X
Ch.Hed .nd Steel Gu.r.w
-w w" i
prices on tho bottom all ft,
Milling Company,
o o o o
BEST QUALITY
the market. Sold by
Tale raatoaanemeareore. .J?
li,a4nlio. Wskeiuliieaa. b"''"' '"'S""'"1"
a.t drvame, tiiipoteiicr ana wiw..,,,-. 1" . .
.'rIlOT..M. Coutaiii.no opiates. I.a Hmlal
,,,..invaHt.alrTboiiefnraH. Brmall.w
hVK. ei-d rn wmnr-'r. with If Imonlaii
v-'v .-s.fIM IIS A lXLANO,lrull.l.
ASH GROVE POULTRY
Breeding p-ns sett
to none in the state.
White and Rarff
Plymouth Rock. 11J
and Riowu Leghop
and Silver Spunj
Hamburg.
Ms $1.50 wr 15: two settiuu S2.5E
I also hare a few choice Enrll.h Berk'!-f
pi a fur sale, ballefartmn auaiaiiteetl. Ado
jtnwn " u na - s,
Coliurg, Ori(K
"noTice of h.al sii r : LEUtxr
Notice i liritbv giren th. I F VV. O.tv
sdniiuintrntiir of the tsla e ol Iiel.iei-s l-l
hum, d.oeas'd, litis flie I Lis kce unl II
final -etil. iu- rl of said estate, and M'd.I.
the 6 h tlsv i'f January , 1MH5. lis biia4
b ffd.-rof tue Conrl fur liesririg ij en
to the suiue.
F. W. DsBt'i s.
A.luiiu s'isiw
Gro. II. Doams, Attorney.
SlIKItUF SSALE ON FoltEl Lt'Sl Itt
Nutlpo Is liereby glvfn that by Tlrtueoli
Exeeiiliiiii dill, is.iied out ol the lircuil t 1
of llie I'litinly of Ijine, siaie ol tiri'Kini.oiiuA
Ulh Hay of . erenils-r, IWi. O' Juiifiii.-i'lf f
ctereil In asm court on i he -Tin 'isr ol iirw
s'i,,. for the autn of Mfu-eii hundred anil Ihr
live (l.Vtt) dollars wllh 111 ere. t therein I"
ihe Mod .11 liday of ta-totsr, Isa.', ai the raw
lu per cent per aiuiiioi and one Ino oretli
dollars alturi ey'a fee and the fiutheri a
t-n(li) dillara costs In a suit III and e
wheiefn Mr. HA II uildjesioii, aa EoTHtri
Jslnes lluililli linn, deeeaaed. waa Piat llttl'
John llonia, llarbary A lloilis, Ills l'f.J'
tiorn aim sir- n I. img sere t'eienunni.-
i-Miist the abo- e nan ed lieleintanta, J"
IlnUI. ami lisitisry . Ilolllr, ai.d on a dierxo
t'oree loaure and oo'er of asle rtuileoil i a
suit rnintiiaiitunu tne In onler lo tali
JiiilK'i ent and eiMIs and aei-iulliR etss
tne Inllowli'K ueserllea r.al pniK-n, i
Coinintueina at I lie Miulliesat cor. oil"1
Sn vev -J.tt'. Ilieiu-e aest i Ii thei ce norit
llie nil: It It thence f II.iwIiik said rallM
K'lillwa.trrW to a point due noith of the P'
ni is'shiioiik, m itne iiiioiiy, i.reK""',
eeniineni'li n at a l'ulnt tsl1, ehtalull
uiutheast cor. of the Kugei.e Mill prupr
theuru east l'.i.DO rbs III nee north '''I''
Iheiice north sii de !' mill el lt'-ie r
llieiiec am h h.f rhs to the plac- of btninur
CiiiilKluliigll.il acres of land 111 pKs. r:'
III l ane County, tirexon; cacept Iherefrw--lot
sold to U-ater ny deed n'corded In b 'k "
? ,go tt and exeept one ace sold to III
u ii it t t'niniiaiiv lr deed recorded In !''
pace -Hi; neonlant fjine County. Now irv
lre, I eill oiler tor sale ssid real prolan!1
pnhllc auoilon for ens h at the omirt nuiiseu'
111 tvoitei.M. Lane CuiiulT. oreaon. on Moo.'
thel itn lay of Janurr', Ivi., ltwe-a l
hour of V a m and 4 n'cluc p iu town; a
o'clock p m of a.id day.
A J Jon ssos,
BherllTof Lane County, Oienoi
Notice nf Final Sttlem m.
Notice is hereby plven that K. f
Coleman, admiiiislrator of the eti'
of It. li. Coleman, decea ed, has H'r
his account for final settlement of
estste, and Mc.ndny, the Gtli dy '
January. lR!)tl. ha lieen set bv order1'
the Court for hearing objections toll'
same.
E. p. COLKMAJI,
AdiiiiiilstratMr.
' . i i ji i.j
NOTICE OF FINAL CETILES tM,
Notu-e is l.enby giren tbat G- p K 1' ,!;
silniin istrstor of the estnt (.f w il'l"
Shsw deeesa-d, bus filed lis ace-nil1'
the Bnal selt. Dlelil of Sold aisle X
Mood y. lie 2d ilnj of DeCHtiiM r. 18''5 H
ne. n set h) nu order ol ihe ei iirttoi"-
ol j i-ti 'i to ,e Rums
GlO P. PuiiW.
' i tpui-iiaii"'
None buF "n STps-1 fff TIT
N'.dii e Ji btrehy given thai B H M !
ailii.ii inlia'er ol llie tslsle of Pvld H1'
He. p-M, bis fill d hi fluid i.ccilllit IS
nwit. r ot sa d esti te aitb ibe ceni'7
nf Lai e itini.ty, Oregon, ai d Minil'I
2nd .1.. ol Ie..nds-r 18fu, si tlie hi'
one ..Vl..r "I ssiil dsj Las bw t ?
said court f. the besting of nldctuis'l
said srtviut Mtd or t fluul aeltl-p
sld t stats.
D it- il this . 3rd day of O l . Isi-
nHM'SBf.
PlLTlCi? YiiPHO, A IB"'
Aims.
Lii.!. . lit
1- -
" l-s.)H eera-lns - :.t f-r N
HsaOariM. tnaaa , . M""k5
-"S'lal or I .-:M il.?.
W (., Ooit.Kld'.y A.-etV
is-rwia Ant'in... A,- f. r A -a
Ino.l. ' J't'11
THE ARfiOtO CliCS'.CAl
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