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;W EUSENE GUARD.
-AflPBELL, PUBLISHER.
eui of Willamette betweua
gigblb 8trit.
f-M0' HUBiCRIPTIOS:
1 . . : i i : 1200
i.inn rates made known
j on application. .
I ,1! bmiicM
k-on.
letleri to GUARD,
LUCKEY
DEALER IN
VVatcnes, Chains. Jewelry, Etc
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miXG PROMPTLY DONE,
All Work Warranted,
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77. BROWN, M. D.
jlolan and Surgeon,
L J raiilcuoo over pnatufHue. Hours
Bi. j 12 to 2, 6 to p. ni.
E AMD MARBLE WORKS,
E AND MAI
tgni and New Prices In Forelga eud
le Marble and Granite, Mouumenta.
tadatonef and Cemetery work of
Iall kinds for WA.
WORK GUARANTEED !
io gtroet, noar Pnetofflce. Eugene, Or
WOODCOCK,
4-One-half block south of ChrUmau's
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Il'GEN'K,
OREGON.
b Countv Bank.
1 (Ettabllihed la 1S8J.)
GENE, OREGON.
bnerat Banking business
i.
! branches transacted on
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bis terms.
I O. HOVEY, President.
Ji M. ABRAMS. Cashier.
. O. HOVEY, Jr.. Asat.Caahr,
lanaicia,
President.
S.B.
Eakin. Jr.,
Caahiei
llational Bank
01 Eugene.
up Cash Capital $.0,000
. !as and Profits, $50,000
;ane - - Oregon
' i
-ral banking business dona on reaou
nn. Sight draft nn NEW YUKK,
GO, SAN r'RANCISCO and POKT
, OREGON.
of eicli an'a anld on foroln oouatriea.
a mjeived subject to check or oertiti
ievoalt. . c)llct(ina entruaUj to ai will receive
t attention,
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L. PAGE,
DEAIJR IN
30CERIES
g a Lam and Complete stock of
ile and Fancy Groceries bought
ia the bed market!,
CLUSIVELY FOR GASH,
offer the public better prices
tfi any other house In Eugene.
s or all Eiads taken at Market Prices.
.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
Two lady drummer ure In town,
day Mjw visited Harrisburg to-
Rev Black went to Poitlur.d this
morning,
John Bargtr nnd Cas Matlock aw
III Portland.
Geo Alexander
tli Ih morning.
Hon H 1J Miller west to Oregon
City thin itiornlug.
J E McCauley, of Poitland, spent
Sunday in Eugene.
return- d lo lbanon
Mr H U .Martin left this morning Tor
lil home at Tseomu.
JT. F. FORD,
I (KTangeliat.)
j Maine, Iowa, write under data
i March 2.1, 1S93:
Mkd. Mro. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
iTLKMhN: On arri vinir home last
I found all well and anxiously
Our little girl, eight an-ono-
rears old, who bad wasted away
pounds, i now well, Strong and
N and well fleshed up. 8. It.
P Cure hi done its work well.
fr the children like It. Your H.
'gh Cure baa cured and kept
wlhoarxneas from me. Kogive
rery one, with greetings for all.
"'K on prosperity, we are '
Mr. asd Mrs. J. F. Ford.
wlah to fl
'" tbe S
freah and eheerAil, and
i J a week. '
jodrapo.turuarantf1
- pr bottle by all drufxUt.
F. HAMELL, M. D.
PHYSICIAM AXD SURGEON
ice over Baiim'. .inhinn
w... w wivatilll
Store.
Coiikiahlu Lintou went to (.'oltiige
Grove IhiH uftiriuxni.
The water In tlie river now reglcters
6 feet above low wuler.
Alf Dillnrd U seriously ill ut bis
home on Eleventh at reft.
Mm J O Gray returned tlii. ufti r
noon from a visit at Albany.
8 H Friendly lim a change in his ad
toduy. It will pay yuu to read ll.
Rev V H Oilbeit returned thifter
noou Irom a vlnit at t'urvallis und fcu
lem .
M O Wurner, the pin no tuner, re
turned this iimruiug Ir mi a trip
south.
Ml km Formosa Henderson will lnir
verytiuuday eveninir in the Mvtho-
dit church choir.
Two IndlauH were received at the
state punltei'tiary Momluy from
Uni'ttilla conn y.
Jacksonville. Times: Gen E L
Appleifate of Ashland has iieetl (iilite
. . m r . . "
in lor lie past ween.
CT Griffin returned from a huxint-M
trip throuifli the l'ueet bound cuiintrv
on Hiiuday morning's overland.
Yesterday was e round hoir day, and
If the pinky animal h id been around
be could have seen bis shadow.
When leaving Foley Springs to come
to Emreiiu Mrs Ella Runev was
obliged to walk Ave miles to reach the
stage.
Mrs Lena Conkliii will probably
leave Wednesday night for Tojiaka,
Kansas, on a., extended vinlt to her
brother.
J M Hiiorts Is still very serlounly ill
at hit home on the Mohawk. He is
sulleriug now with paialysis of the
heart and lunga.
Mrs R li Houston Is endeavoring lo
organize a lodge of Ituthbone (Sisters in
this city. This is an auxiliary of the
Knights of fytlilas,
Arthur Comeeys has been at Albany
toilav liavinir tils eyes tested In iiursu
auoe of the order of the Koutlieru 1'a-
cillo company.
The recent liich water removed the
gravel bar In front of the steamer
warehourie, aim the uypsy lias uo
trouble lruding on this side.
John Krauso and wife, vf Salem,
leave Wednesday night for rtouthern
Callfo'iiiu to spend a month. They
will stop lu Eugene on their return
"Kiltie, w hat are the women doing
now that their bible ia tililslieiiV" "We
have tot up a eplendbi diagram to
prove that Mrs Hhakespeare wrote the
plays "
The Misses Bertha and Lena Gold
smith have charge of the bankrupt
slock of millinery toods which la be
ing disposed of at the Leader on Ninth
street.
Messrs fl II Friendly, A (i Hovey
T U Hendricks and J J Walton went
to Portland this morning to attend a
meeting of the hoard of n gents of the
Uuiverslty of Urcgoii.
Miss Lou Beimel, who lias been
the past year or two iu Wash
ington and at Astoria, arrived
here yesterday morning and will visit
fi lends and relatives.
We understand that Hon A C
Woodcock is favorably mentioned for
firesideiit of the slate lengue of reimb
ican chilis, which meets at Portland
tomorrow. No better selection could
be m uls.
Med ford Monitor: On the last ship
nietit ef hogs to San Francisco, V
MIiikus&Suii received 4 cents, an ad
vance of J a cent. It costs j a cent
a pound to ship them. They
nave so fur this season shipped eight
carloads of hogs.
t'apt V W Kaundors, who was sent
to the peuitentiaiy for lifafrom Llnu
county for the killing of (.'has Camp
bell, and pardoned by Governor Pen
uoyer last January, lias been appoint
e I assistant district attorney ofSH
kane, Wash, nnd will be married on
March 15 to Miss Minnie Allium, so it
is reported.
A new departure in the drummer
line are the Alifses Oilman and vVatts
of Portland, who are representing
Price's Baking Powder. They are
modest, though enterprising and
entergetio young ladies and will un
doubtedly meet with success in their
chosen profession.
Htoriesby Robert Louis Stevenson
Ian Maclaren and Anthony Hoe v ill
appear In McClure's Manazine for
February. Anthony H ipe's will be
the last of his etida stolies, and will
tell bow the Princes Osra, by the aid
of a young student in the universit y,
of apparently humble origin, Dually
learned for herself what love is.
The populist national convention
and the. national convention of the
bimetallic league meet at the same
hour in St Louis, July liJnd. Aslli
two are practically one on the financial
quest loll, It Is hoped by tueleidersof
both parthfc that a combined eli'ort can
be agreed upon In nominating a na
tional ticket.
James II Miller, a brother of the
poet Joaipuiu, was lu Tim Ka les Fri
day. Mr Miller was one uf the pio
neersof Eastern Oretton, having set
tled iu the Oeboi oiimry when
Indians were thicker thai. Jack
rabbits and w lieu the settler's life and
ropetty were cni statu ly In .linger.
retains the costume oi me iron-
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
Farmer Yates was in town today.
JH Wait spent last night lu Eu
gene,
C P Houston, of Junction t it v. Is lit
-
lo.ru.
J II Wilson
today.
Miss Ethel Stiiplelon is vUHiiig ut
Japer
sirsijtj Adair was a passenger to
roriiaiui ioiiuv.
did business ut
I
U' el '1 at'.
went to Cottage Grove
Attorney Sklpwurth
j unci ion today.
Audrey nnd Lt-w Rogers, of Ash.
laud, ure In the city.
The U of O meat market Is out wllh
a fine new wauon.
The new steamer Albany will be In
spected in a day or two.
J M Snores, who bus bisn seriously
in is reporter improving
Miss Luiiru Burnett is ill at her
home on Patterson street
Miss Pet Houston came up from
Junction t lty today nn a visit.
A V Peters shlpM'd a carload of oats
to yit r ranelsco yesterday.
L A Overtoil Is one of out advertisers.
Notice chune In his ad today.
The Gypsy stnrted for lknisburg it
daydght this nn.rn i nur.
A cetitleiuan killed t.vo swans out
west of town a few days in;o.
The county court is lu session today
winding up the January btisimss.
The Ortconlan, Oreiion'.a great
iiewsnaiMT. is3o years old today.
Mr and Mrs Ij F Burr, of Bertiand,
Missouri, ure at the Minnesota hottl.
E II Barrof Falrmounl I tulklnir of
going to A a-ka to cuirao in mining.
P N Laird, and family returned lu
tin Ir home at Pleasant Hill yesterday.
O P Mason has been susiiended from
the state bar for a period of six
months.
S L Moorhrad, of the .function City
Times, is in attendance at the renubli
can inciting nt Portland.
J F Mclleiiry, of Portland, is in the
city. He is stale deputy head consul
of the Woodmcu of iheWcrld.
The county clerk issued a marriage
license yesterday to Harry Green, aged
31. anil Susan Taylor, ami -0
Salem Is repres'lited at the state
lenirue of rennhlicau clubs at Portland.
by over 100 delegates ami others.
A marrlago certificate was issued by
the county cleik today tot! KTolKer,
ayed -7, and Norn M Bees, aged -l.
CJ Howard, of the Ri-glstr, and L
N Roney went to Port nnd today lo
attend the meeting tf the Rcpulilieuu
league.
It is rumored that M s May Apple,
gate will lake the place of Mis Jen
nie McCanu in the S P Co's olllec at
Natron.
Harvey Scott baa gone to Mexico
City on a trip, hence do not lay the
editorials in the Oivgotilau to hii'u for
several days.
The Chaso Stock Company has just
completed a 8 weeks' enyigi-meiit i.t
Salem and lift for Olvnipla and Scat
tie, where Ihey jilny next.
P Hohl has sold his Ninth street
blacksmith shop to (Sherman 1 Idler.
Mr Heller has for several yeaie been
employed in McMurruy's blucksniitli
shop.
EN Maurice will deliver the Sun
day Orecnniall to people along the
Wist Mde road by means of anew
railroad bicycle, bavins a speed of "J
miles an hour.
Rev W S Gilbert of Ilia Presbyterian
church left this inorulm; for Browna
vills, where he will assist Rev J E
Suyoer in a revival service.
Mrs E C Cut! ron. who has been vis
iting some lima with Mrs T J Craig
andMrsDrT W Harris In this city.
left for her home, ut Monmouth this
morning.
The town of Wood River has a pop
ulation of 4iH) souls, and boasts of
thirteen set. ret societies iu llouiishing
condition, thiee clilirchi s mill the best
public school building ill the county,
and no saloons.
Follow ill;- is a list
t.'icls that have voir
amount oi ih.. levy:
Uistiicl No 4
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4;;
4t
4
mi
77
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U'7
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li
of I lie
I a tax,
liool dis
Willi H i-
: mill
Ni w
an mm i. iir.i:riMi.
C!!Iitis Her e.l by Ihs Fii-l
Prestn teri.ui (liunli.
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. vl.le News. -
Health is vi r.v j;isid ei cialiy.
Ed Smith c It bis leg very badly
Hear Ids ankle, M-verillg an a't'ery.
John B,-isik is at home wiihhis
al'eiil this H inter.
1'alinv and Inn Milli -n-i t Met tained
luiio a luiin'ier of their irlucls on
their nirlh day the ev -i a i g oi the lotli
ult.
The doi s of t'ii nei ;hlior,ood killed
several of S S.need'n -In i p. Tim re
sult, dead lloj, aiv found scj tiered
over the Culm: r.y.
Sam (joddard no. I (i.iv I.ane, of
I.euhurir, are h-iti-hing and allending
ehoo ut t ' i l-s plae-. 'i'i ev are on the
right road to snivels. "No Exivlletice '
wilhotit lah.ir."
Walterviile I- c lehrated for sclioi l
tcaehi is There are only seven w ho
have their bonus iu thi-i hxality.
Post & Ikc!:.-r will inn their grist
mill ami other machinery by steam
this next Mimn.i i. 1'.
LaDICis' BoWI.IMI ( I t l!.-(J.il. h
iiumberof piomiiif nt voiiiil la-li-s of
this eity are talking of organizing a
bowling eliih. if the. club i orgiiii d
the ladies will probably begin bow lug
some (lay llus w.els. .Mr. nod, pro
ieloror the alley iu 1 1 I . city, has
I'ully i.iinrd, I". I ' iiK-y I.
The rnntiul n n-.-i i i of the li -t
Pi. l. tri Ian church w as hel l last
evcniiiL'. The report of t be past or i
rcad and adopted, and new . 111 rs
were ( heii for the t-ti-ui n . year.
'I'll !c.-l .l of , llieeis tule,iis
follows:
Triisiec, Dr II F Met Vi wielt.
Tnistn', to Hicc.v.l Fletcher I. inn,
rc-i 'in d, ( 'alvin I lanna.
Klders. Ifol.t I'aul on mid J M Day
rc-i lec'eil.
F.ider, to nccce. 'r.. f John Slril'l'i,
re-i Mle.l, Piof (i Vellll-,'
To a-u.-er. S It EalJii.
( lei l, M l- l-'.iimia I'b
Then-pott of the retiiiiig ofllci rs
sh.ove.la shoita -e of onllnpas
tm's -id iry an. I j ii) on the iecelciil d
iniiil, a (..li. I ol M.i, ulncli was
ra -. il ut the nn ling by uh-(ription
Tint report uf Hi., pi-tor showed 'J!
IH W members reccivi d Into ttv ehnrcli
V! during the p- st year and !M dismissed,
MiviiilT tlie urcfiit ineiui.eislitp 1M.
Tlie s.'ilni - of Ihe pastor the past
year was Jil.ul, I. u'. on In- own reeoni
nil" lat inn it w as n duct d to SIM f.ir
the na-t year and for I he ensuing year,
l ois was a voMin i:ry reduction nn
the pait of ll.e pa-toi", owing to the
fllli-geliey i r ihe times
K al I'Niiit,' i i atisai tioi.s.
l,-ei.l'..,l ,!,,,
-in v. IM.IVH
ll.
i-v 'lie Kmri-ti,. Ali-tr.e-l eotn
litan tii.n'W iii'i'.'.o.i llolliii.oi
liifMltY.
Samui I A (icitii gs to William II
Weisl s ' of -o J of no Sec 10, tp id s,
r ,J west; I ncn-s, eons. t.,iiil.
J ' 1 1 1 1 li Fu. iiNh and w ife to James
I. I'urni-h a tract of mud in sec tp 111
s r I- w, in acre-; fri.
I i.intKM i-:.
Mis E A Morgan to Mair ft Salley a
tract of land -I by 7U feel; Jl-'iO.
VOl I'AliK C.HOVF.
Nathaniel Martin and wife to ti e
Piano H- Co the w i f lot 2 blk 4;
5110.
JI'MTIiiN t'lTY.
M A n I 1) E Uiilf t.t C Mays, lots
i'i and 7, bl!i .'!"i; cons, i loO.
pror
lfa
litrsman, and presents the appearance
of having belonged to a generation of
the past.
Jassptt Ck Vf-rf III.
Rot'HKSTER. N. Y., Feb 3. -Joeph
Cook, of Boston, who recently return,
from Australia and Japan, is at Clifton
Springs suffering from nervous pros
tration. He I nearly blind, ow ing to
weakness of the npb nerve. He
will l taken to bis i-ottage at l.aKe
. (Jwtrge. early in the spring, w hue it is
hoped he will recover.
Hon II L Benson, of Grants Pine,
prosecuting attorney of the 11 st judi
cial district, was lu the oily yesterday,
He went to 1'ortlatid on tins morning's
verland train lo attend tlie meeting
of republican club.
The board of regents of the I diver
sity of Oregon were to nnvt in Por
land at 10 o cloeK tins morning. .No
Important business was expected to
coii'u liefore the board.
Rev A D Sluiggs, of Junction City,
commenced a series of revival meet
ings at the Christ Ian church last
night to continue every night for two
weeks at least. Everybody invited.
C A Ryrd, of Ibalu, has invented a
1uper cutter which is said to be dura
ile, strong and ell'ective. It is allied
Ing considerable attentio-i, and Mr
Byrdhas received several orders from
di'tl'erent parts of tlie United States.
Tribune: Mrs Day, wife of Frank
Day, a former I'liipluu of Ili-niv
Ko'pi.lke, left Tendlct ii Friday with
out revealing her destination. She
took one child with her, andlefttwo
ut home.
The strainer Colum'-la, w hich left
Portlund Sunday night with B'0 p is
S' ngers and 4-VJ0 tons of freight lor
Nan Francisco, eiicoiinteitd heavy
weather when but a few miles out
from tlie mouth of the Columbia river
yesterday morning, which caused the
loss of tlie rudder and iieeo-sltated the
return of Ihe steamer to p -rt.
Lakeview Examiner: Mr Jane s M
Martin, administrator of the estates
of W Clay unl Thurston M Martin,
raioe down from Silver Lake l.a-t
rridsy. lie II gelling reany o sruitj , . ,
up these (states, wit'i which h oas ( (
Uin oi king f .:.e p i-t six 1 1 ii i ii ' I is. J
Mr Martin leit Siitiinluy niglit for his , Cimmii:i-
boine at t'.illi.ge I i rove'. ! t bur ( ' :y
Hurrishii'g Review: '1 here has I.k u i at lheil'p.-t.
sliarp con s tlt Ion this 'vei-k bctwien j l.n-y has Ins n
H,r 'orllaiid Floiirimr. Mills Co and Mr. Ciunegys
San Kraneiseo buyers, at this point,
rcilti'ig i'i oHi-rs of o4 cents m r
bu-hei net to the farmer for wheat.
While perhaps this fliiure Is a shade
alsive a bgiliniate export price, it is
veiv el uiaging to Ihe producer and
is u'ti ev-nt which w I lorn occurs. A
a rule the shade of ditlcreiice is against
tlie farmer.
BV
Itoitv. At Cottage Grove, Monday
m ruing, February .1, Jsifi, to the wi e
of Oarwiu Biistow, a daughter, weight
11 pounds.
I
liindly oll. ied to allow them the use
of the alley f re . for n few d ivs u .l il
Ihey can barn the gaiie.-s. Bowling
Is one of tlie inot In nll lil'nl ami invig
orating games that can he played, li
also furnishes creat amuseiiioiil both
for the l layer and speetator. Young
and old alike have taken go ut inter
est i u the game since It has bi en in
irodueed in lois eity. At Salem a
l.idies's hurt ling club has been ornil
led for some time und has proven to
be very popular.
Pidly ouar-l t-Yhrnnry :i.
Tin: Gvpsv is II cue The Gyi sy
ii n I veil up this iifteilioon uhoiit :i
o'clock. Sh" left I lurri-l in x this
inoriii g a Imle after li o'ch ek. Tie
purser state that some ililUcully wie
exMrienccd incoming tip. At the
Me k place, whore n big dull was icfi
by the reeeiit high w ater, the channel
wus abandoned aad thev fo'ind a new
'Mute. The Gypsy was lu-uviiy loaded
this trip, bringing -11 tons of nii-i-c Ma
lleoli freight. At the wart-house
a-.vnllini her duwn trip Is a large
iiluulity nf freight, there hi iiii,- l.i tons
of ferd for All. -li li Lewis ol I'oilland,
and .'!0 tons of llour lor Sun e'litn-i-ieo,
from the Kn;ciiu inllli, and alioul
tolls of mi.-cel:a:icous freight.
Mailt ipiaol, Kohruarj-".
Tuoi'in.i: at Fa l.i. ( rkkk. T.v
eitizeas of Fid I Cirek recently dlsi
greed on souirt trivial mljict nnd
ended Uli the matter luafieelmno.il
light. The n suli is n w arrant issued
lor the arrest of Jisso Mcllne for us
sallltlllg lien. I mti r. lliewaii.ini
was placi d ill the halnls of '(instable
Mattesoii last Tuesday, but lit la-l
accounts he had not yet captured his
man, who Is evidently lying low.
Ci.assI h Kntdu i'ainkii. Saturday
iveniii: Mi-es Ada 1 leudrleks and
it.-lle Blown entei tained Ihe senior
iinl junior c ass -s ol'lhe I'lilvelslty of
Ore: on at th" Lon,e of the former.
I'lie rooms were haiiiNomely deeoraled
with college colors, dowers, plaids and
everjri ens. ihe aiiiU-enieut ofllm
evening was a conversational game,
and in lids Mis- Lottie Johnston won
the llrsl prize and Fred Mulkey and
Lee Trivia lied for Ihe pe. olid. In
drawing straw, Mr Travis won.
I'm Inei s were then secured for supper
iu a novel way. The gentlemen went
placed in a darkened room, wllh a
I'liilnin oo-r tint door. One at a lime
they would place a not under the
ellltltill li (ni the Indies Would hill oil It
the highest bidder securing Ihufeii.
I Ii-iiiii ll who belonged tn that foot. I I
bids ranged from l! cents to a million
dollars. Ruby 1 leinli ick, Inn Craig,
N'iuu Wilklns und Kim i lli iidrl'-k-ucled
as wab In maid
j I UK llusj lll-MIil) UtoM. .
I Our lMutorriile Killtoi-'s WatuUi lug
; in ihe IS mi ill.
I'Al.M Bi:.i ll, Flu., Jan. S, ISiHI.
I Di-:ai tii'Aiin: Armed with a pock
let full of passi -, eic, youi correspond-
I I at left I'oi llr d, In company w ith (he
j genial I'hiis Nickell, tint eaiiltullstic
editor of Ihe Jacksonville Tillies on
Jaiiu.'.ry Ulh fir I'I. rid. i t attend the
j elcvi-i.lli -e-sl. i of the N K A. The
li ip to Si Lou ., Mo, was made w it li
mn any paili li ar lucid.- it otttsli e of
the il-iial. t'f course e'.oryone is
a Win e thai lichi tivol'ee Plllho.ui,
the hilail' u' plst, f(l lishe his
si.-, pin t ears 1. 1 I he into i i' 4 per day,
While i e luxe. H nr IIIUu -. Still I ills
i!o. s not mater li n In iberotihe
phito.r itic p. si. and r it her we
w ill stiile thai 'V. aelllall lllld pi ILO
inilc wltli i. I Ig P, u Bro Amis
would v tl'e n.
e li it st la id ou tli - morning ot
tin- 17th on a spt eial I ruin c insisting of
seven s'.iepei4. ach men l. -r paying a
luce llltle i.'ll iold piece minted at F
f -r the pr1 vile e. Wcjptirs-d through
l'.v,.usvillc, Nashville and many
mailer cities; our Hist slop wss.it
M.Uilgomeiy, Alubama, where Jef
fi i.ou Davis Ans first iiisullud piesi
ih nl f t ie Suiilheru oiile U racy, and
we were in the loom win r he took the
oath and in-peeled tlie l lli'o which lie
held on the occasion. The city is full
of I be luo-l rin ged ami dirty ncgroc
we bad ever si en. i rom this place we
skipped to I lioiiuisvllle, da., where
we dined at a ma-nive hold at the
S nail cost of MIi. At till plae
.NieUell met on the street a most
charming octoroon and ras lally re
iiiaikc.l he would like In have hrr ae
company the patty in lis wanderings.
She said she would g i linmu ami pro
cure her wardrone and make the trip.
Tin- incident bad been forgotten until
the lilaek dumsel arrivvd at the train
with her belongings tied tli) iu
bandana handkerchief, and insisted
that Nickell carry out his contract.
I le was great ly agitated as the parly
w a yelling their lungs out at Ills ex
pense, w hen ho coir promiz.cd the Hint
lei by giving her o't cent ami I real-
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unst verl;.
Ilif to clean i
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I the l eiict. .
ve anj ton .
trem;lliciii t
tlian this:
H regulates t
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c jnJitlon yen
Bilious i
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that worn out i
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v t.il.is some l.ixatlvi
'ies-1 -in and keepthi
win l ake Simmon j
' (! ! I or pow dei)
f a 1 1 1 1 and l Icasar t
ih.it t v:it the bloo I
i win ! svstrm. An 1
A UONi LlVLR RbGL.
o I ivir, keeps It activ
when tne Liver Is l i
tmJ cursclf free froi.i
In I'gcslion, Sick
nsiipa'.on, and rlJ cf
iJ dchiiltatrd ferllnB.
Uall) Uuanl, Feljriiin y :l.
Runaway. One of Mr Livennore's
delivery teams ooK a spin on tin ir
own account this nt'eruooii. Tiny
stalled from E Andersen's residence
and lull a enupli-ol blocks sotilli, llu-il
crisseilover tn High street and ran
east lo SB Ivilun's resilience, where
they collided wllh a tree, and Ihe
wagon was pretty builly broken up.
No one was hurt.
Pully iiltiiio. hel'riiuty I.
A hVANCKM UVT I.UIl. At the Ad
vancement ciub last evening Kev K li
S iiiiler-i'ii lead a paper on "t'o opera
tion in Higher E lue it iuii," in which
hen. I foil ll the plan adopted by his
Meaty of establishing divinity schools
adjoining universities and col cgt-s,
Unit llii'M" desiring to do so might
pur-ili. theological studies in cntiuic
lion Willi tho-e which they liiLbt
lake ill the university. Such an ai
llinell'eiit Wiillhl iloublless plnve
proliiable to both institutions. Ills
now being tried in a ftw places in Ihe
F:i-.t, ami promise to piwe highly
siic-essitd. Following the paper w ns
iii;'i- a lengthy (li-ciissinn on the
Miljul. Miss Julia Ve.iz.in nudapa
pel piepured by Mrs l)r (. Impntim on
"I'.illiiiU Setlleinclit."
Dn:ii Mr James A Walker, brother
of W It Walker, (lied at his home at
Big Prairie, about 41 miles up the
Middle Foil;, last Wednesday, of con
sumption, lie us n bou I 44 years i f
age und leaves a wife and I hive ehil
.llell. ile forinerly resided at Spiing
lield and inal lied a daughter of B J
Peiigra. llu hid iiiany fiiinU In
Lane county who will rcgr. t to hear
of his death.
Nkw Fi'knac i:. Me.sis -Iglir ft
Iliady, proprietors of the Chicago Ba
kery, have just completed a new fur
mice in I lieir bakery. 'Micii business
bus so increased that the old flirnil'-.
was luadciiliatc to supply the ih unind
loi bread, pies, r.ikes, , (e Thi old
oven liad a o pacity or m i louvea
of bread 1ST (lav W hell crowded. Tin- I
new one will hive an output oi irom
lisai tn JCO'i loaves dally
I'st'y ( ir t, Kei.n:ary .1.
ItK.l L'UNKIi. Wid Met lee and bis
fun c ol men, w 'in went d ' n yester
day to remove the pil.i of drift from
the river st the mouth of M ek'
slough rilimud on the fi.ipsy tin
af'cruooii. They s.iWeil the (llifl
ihroiigh, I ut it wi old ii"t a-s down,
v. ill b 1 I I'll,-.- l to (l.s-
'I iins A w I. rr y a ml Ar
hsve chang'-il p-i-itinn
For hioiio t iine M r. A w-
oi the day force und
l as hud charge of the
it, ill. ut at nilit. I oliim. neiiig Ihe
1st i ns t. Mr. Awln-y us-umid the
nlghl work kid Mr. Coiiog iHkes
Mr. Aw h rev's l.o e on ihe day force.
llslW Ituara, I ulii miry 4.
( 'i.t' ii Swinoino At assembly at
I he illitvuisll v this morning a class of
si ,"llng laili. s.Misses Bal i lira Lliller
II. tiiietla Li'iier, Laura Miller, Lila
Siiauli, Pea. I Coom r and Floy Wat
kin-, gave, an exhibition of club
swinging. Tn the lime of music they
weul I hroiigli t w uty oi t hirly cli.tog. s
wil I out u hiteh, many ot them being
ililheiilt feats and mini lug consider
able skill. 1 1 proved decidedly Inter
estii g, ami a number of time during
tlie cxerclso Ihe students were unable
!o control lhciii"f Ives and cheered
litem on I he accomplishment of some
dllll.-ult foil u re. At the clo-e of the
i Xi-rclse ' lie young ladies were vigor
nlisly encored, bin declined to ret pond.
Taliy iiiihui, lolirnaiy I.
I'ACMNd Pkim.s i.o T Hull A
Son are busy picking 7.0M1 pounds of
raisin cut ci I prunes. The prune me
i f the veiy hunt (pialily and are lo
leg packed In two sizes of boxes; con
liiinlng "1 and Vl pounds each. The
I in.is luivi, ullrai-tlve labels on one
end bearing 1 1 hi lus-riptioii, "Ureifou
Prices; ,Meeli.l(. brand: ral-ln
cured; packed by Geo T Hall A Son.
This Is au ut t rai t ivo way of preparing
tlie piiini s fur shipment and ought tn
aild in. id i lally to the sab.
'I'n Li .mhvi: tiik DiiiKi'. An ellort
Is la jug 1 1 lin lii lii niise among our busi
lies. u. i n a sum of money stilllclcnt to
reiiinxe ihe big pile of drift o(lg(d
tilioid fmr or live miles b -low town,
which Interfere wild river naviga
tion, Wnl Mi Gcc w ho wus down a
couple, of Hays ago, sas hu thinks
four nun in fmir or five days
time can remove the drift, by sawing
i-nd bl
w- ik
-tin
i:d
expense or Hie
irnt exceed to'i,
.unit Weil l I v -p I t at
a n bo saw l in in l;'ht
The
I, a;, i ,
Pi 1 y inn, I r' sr)' I
IlKI.I'HI I Til" f' Pow it'g llell-
guies loll." -a'" leigtieof r. iiil.li.'ai
eb, b want id I'm t '.a i d thi inoriiini:
A C Wood -i. ot. S H Friendly. F W
Mil k v, J M Wn.i.iu.-. Jasper Wil
!cie hi' d CJ Lnild L N H ii y and
' C J Howard i j i I to i !".'. n on the
early train tomorrow.
i limue iii. l
, charges.
j Nkw Mii.i.inkiiy 1'liiM Mrs I) A
j Kliliiit y, w ho bus been concliii-lii g thu
ndlliiii ty st ue on tin; socoiid llisT ill
Ihe Go'id niin building, liu associated
M is J W White with her in t he busi
! n-ss. Thev will continue to me. t
' C'i-toini . s ut the old siainl, and will
'. carry a very choice stock of uoods.
j Pikuia'ik t'orni. In ths probate
court orders have I et n Issued appoint
j ll. g H I ' sin H h ml uli i. 1st i aim" of the Vi
jtaleol t' M Miirtm, ilf.i-asd. Also
Mis Lav la Lai o inliiiiiii-'ralilx ol llie
! est fe of J C I. r- in e, -b i-id. The
i lalkr estate is Valued at $JU").
ir some Ji.. 0 away. Wo then went
to rum pa City, slopping at the Tampa
lintel al a reduced rale ot M per day
Slill this price lid not slarlle it plulo
crat iu Ihe least. Alter three days we
staried for St Augustine, a beautiful
city, and took uuarters at Ihe Hot
I'liiiee lie Leon, a building that cost
In -reel and tiirnish -',.r)0i).l)O(). Ihe
rato was 7.otl per day, but
iluiocracy still had nerve
and did the grand and held
oil Ihe icpututioll ol Eugene. After
I luce ilny a we went to Unwind, and
lingered a day ut the hotel of Hint
name for the small sum of ft. We
spent a half day at Day tonia, a most
iii-autiriil mill, city, ami actually we
got away mil armed ami without
spending a nickel. Then we came
here slopping al Ihe Hotel Royal i'olil
eiaiia, at a red iced rate of to on the
sixth lloor. Ti e house Is an elegant
one und ha rooms, and seats IMS)
iu the dining n oin. ll tukes olio Just
two hours 1. 1 devour the me..u. Al all
the leading hot. Is drink are ".0c each
even Is'ei as H also cigars, and even
mineral water. Our It lend Amis bus
always (old in that Bourbon Was
cheap lu the I iiiuiv Hnut'i but we
must diller from him.
'I'll" climate s Just excellent. At
noon today tin tlirruiomrb r stood at
7"i degrees, and hundreds bathed In
the surf, the witer Is-ing i .lie. waini.
Your polutocni ic editor a ailed him
self of this privilege payin , il.'S) for
lent of the e-i.lt .
In this sectb ii we havo nigo pl.n;-
apple pi aiitnil'i.i.,i'ocoaiiui . an nuui'iia
oichardsat lai nrlct-a. ' i ran p ir-
ehase anyllilii;; from an alligator to
a sea ciw.
1 will attempt to ninkn a few more
comments in l ie near futiux.
I. L. C.
bully in .1, l-'eliriiarv j,
I'OUII'KY TiKKH A Rt'it:. States-
man: Ihe Ji go isnu & in, poill'ry
car, eonlalniiiv .lull chickens ami a lew
ducks and gcei., was atlaol e l to tlie
south bound freight train tulH morn-
ing at tblselly and started on its ru
I urn to Sun Francisco. On uccnunt of
having arraiigi d lor a lot of Ilia fowl
kind at places up the valley, Mr Katz,
the company's u ;ent, was noiiipelleil
to start the car out of this city only
pari lally loaded. At Tangent he will
lake mi fil dozen, at Halscy 60
li'Z.en. at llarrlshiirg IK) dozen at
Junction 10(1 dozen and at Eugene 170
dozen. The poultry received hero Mr
Katz says Is far ahead of I hut pur
chased In the southern part of the
state in the matter of (piallly and
bleed, ami he expects to be ill this see
tlou again -about seven days hence
lor a lot morn of the feathery tribe.
The present. Indications are that a car
of such live stock can lai shipped out
of Salem every tell days. The car that
left this mnrniiig will reach San Fran
else i Saturday morning.
1 n 1 1 y (limril, February 4.
A Goon Loaii The Gypsy took
duwn IWtonsef freight from litis point
ibis inclining The boat carried more
freight both Incoming and outgoing
this trip than on any previous one.
rSiiw had a hard trio, though, owing to
the snags ami ill ill wood left iu tlie
river by the recent high waters.
lloWiVir, the bout will continue to
come tn our city pisi as long as it is
possible for her' to do so. The river
needs lo be cleaned of the snagsatid
drift wihhI how iu the main channels,
and, since the government snag puller
lias gone out of service, It will proba
bly bo necessary for the citizens of
Eugene to s-rform the work. An
elliii t Is being made to l ave a force of
nun go dow ii the river and complete
Ihe work commenced by the force that
went down Sunday. The matter will
ho definitely settled iu a day or two.
Wi.i. Lkavk. Mr F W Parker, who
lias l en gondii -Mug a store on Ninth
street t ho pal two years, Is boxing
bis goods prep, ratory to removing to
Osklaud, Caiifirnbt, Ills foi mer haine.
He expects to take a pleasure tiip
north before n turning to California.
Pally diiard. February a,
Lauckny nv Bam.kk.-T I) Max
it II bus been u Taded on a charge of
larceny by ba h c in Hading oil some
stock placed ill iU hands fo' pastun.ge.
His tlial is set i.V Justice. Wheeler for
next Friday at i'i) o'cliH-k.
CITY Taxi:. 'the lucorporalud
tow n of Lim i county I ..ve levied
taxes as folio vs: Eugefe, 5 m ils;
June lion Cltt. :!J mills; 'prlngtl .Id,
0 mills; CoUuku Grove, li mills.
The-sate nil cat -. J l-v n sluggish Liver
Gool digestion atiJ Iter Jem Itoin stomach
troul ks will onlv Ic I'.iJ when the liver
Is prcfetly at wotl.. If tniubleJ with anv
of these complaint, trv SIMMONS LlVEK
KEUUUTuR. Ihe King of Liver Medi
cines, atiJ Better than Pills.
TEVKllY PACTCAGE-s
Uae the Z Stamp In red on wrapper.
J. If. Zollln . ',., l'hlli,., iv
HON. S. 1. MIRl.ll DEAD.
lie Mill Last Night at III Heme lo
Pendleton.
Pallj Guard, 1'cliruarT S.
Hon. S. II. Friendly this morning
reivlved from l, liner (' leaver, of Pen
dluloii, a dispatch aiiuouncing the
death of Him. H. P. Klurgls lu that
city last night, after an Illness ef
several wieks. His deatli will be
universally mourned.
Hon. 8. P. St u rg is was appointed
April, I, lsu.1, as a ineinls-r of the
bnard of regents of the university of
Oregon by Governor Lord. MrSturgls
was born In the town of Gorham,
Maine, In the year ISoil, and came
from a good old New England family.
While yet a young man he came West
with Ida father and family, and set
tled In Umatilla county, MrSturgls'
llr't Introduction into the business
world was through a clerkship In the
store of Jones A Brooks, ot Walla
Walla. Ho afterwards remained with
Saling ib Reeae, of Weston, eight eara
having almost entire control of the
business until his annolntment aa
cashier of tlie First National Bank of
Pcndlelo.i, in 1SS2, which waa then
t lio only national bank east of the
Cascades. MrSturgiawas recognized
as one of the most prominent finan
ciers ol tlie Northwest, and enjoyed
tlie reputation of being an upright and
honorable business man.
Mr Sturgls was eminently a "elf-
made man, winning the conlldciice of
his at sue lutes and the high pisjitione
conferred upon him by his indomitable
eneicy, sieaill'astncss to purpose, and
loyal y to principle. Ills appointment
as a laemhur of the board of legenta
was r n honor conferred upon one ot
the naist honored and gifled citizens
of Fs tein Oregon and was one high
ly ct Iital'lo to the university.
Tli 'funeral wn: ue commoted i-ri-
day I Walla Wal'n, Washington. A
sped . I train will be run from Pendle
ton 'ii ana ai:u.
Oo of respect to the memory of the
dee u ed regent H ere will be no see
slon ( the Unlveisity iu this city Friday.
1'oiiiiulsgn a its I curt.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
and t oceoded wil i the examination of
tlie books and aildrs oi tlie various
county officers, and tlud In the hands
of the county treasurer, Jan 1, 13iX),tbe
rollov lug amounts, to wn:
Genoa al fund.. (1154 81
Contliiuii school fund 14.03 67
Excesi " 60 10
lustliuto " 230 60
Road " 1 60
Soldier's relief " 227 44
Fish and gamo " 60 00
commission " 60 W
City of Eugene " 4 15
School districts " No 4,
13 CO; No 10, 1 00; No 14,
-'! Hi; No 4 i, 13.30; No fiU,
fn.OI: No l7, 3.U2j No 13!l,
f'.lO 37 81
Total (3330 OH
And (lint said amounts a grew with
tlie books kept in the clerk's office and
with the cash on baud.
We also tlnd the books In the
sheriff's ami clerk's office and ail
moneys properly accounted.
In the matter or llio liarntei roau,
it is ordered by the oi urt that the
nraverofthe peiitloners Wm Darnlel, F
W William and I'll othors be grautsd
ami that O M Collier as surveyor, and
J J Winn, C Hnys and J Holgute aa
viewers meet and survey and view
said road.
In the mutter of the Hall road, a re
monstrance upncai'lng greater than the
petition said petition was not granted.
Licknmk TO Wkd. A marriage
license was granted to Harry Greeu
and Miss Susan A Taylor by Comity
fieri. Jennings.
Awarded
Highest Honors World Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR;
t. lw
CREAM
Most Ti rfect Made.
40 Years the Standard,
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