MARCH 7.
elV'll, Gcntlst.
Hell'
i Wulttiii, uttoruey-at-law.
f '. v. i' line to I"-""0 ',,"r lre
4l:
kinds of .niiii"K,"""- l
" F L ( IIAMDRKS.
fmlcV to loam'
iu farms.
i-
! ,e U'ull""- , , ,
iH"'r,N""" if I. C'u AMUKltH.
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1
(i W. ISiil'H" "'".V ' found ut
Liii.iKt""! Olive Htrtf. between
,. , Sixth streets, one block west
,'e Minnesota hotel. JI I pre
"j t,) do ul! dental work In the Ix-st
nur.
i voiir uurdt-n seed order Id F L
imU.'ts. j ton of bulk gurden iced
In i H'k.
foil SAI.K " I1'"' '" "J"''. Ulleen
.. of J'.unenc. in oii vauey:
ly I mimvi il; koo.I s dl; giaid wa
,,tar m-IhniI; price $400, euay ttrru;
ml discount for cash. Address
y Ls-igciiotir, mown, v nioruini.
L'tidi-ii seed In hulk
ClIAWIIKUH.
Farms for Sule.
Imve now-thirty fine farms In the
ll.ainctte vt I ley lor suie. lliese
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.S Illl'lUoe VCI V VUII'-IV III BIAC UlllJ
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'ir ill-r-enpi 100 iisi, iiiinrcsa
(iK. M. Mfl.LKK,
Wilklm ltlia-fc, Eugene, Or.
AM'i:i- I-utly or g- n lc man to
ik hi f J.ii'i pcrduy. Lest ol seller,
it Eugene House ut once,
M. E. liKA'lTV.
For Sulc.
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i inns of lit ml, good runge; IMOi
..r ,.nii.. iiUiiiv i,r unml
r. w in lane part pay in lanu in
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iB iiiiitle valley. AddreK.
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SI. II. nTONE,
Paulina, ('rook Co, Or.
wa.vFkd.
('rt?uii tirujie Koot.
tmii Orecon Grape root wanted:
jpuy lilyhe-t market price for name
till er larue or small quantities.
iiiiinruiatiou h to prepartiiK for
let, etc., Inquire at store.
ti. II. r RIENDLY,
i ho fall of 1KU3 a sou of Mr T A
rlatnl, a prominent merchant of
IOiik, Suiter county, Cal., was
luitli a very heavy cold. The
in his chest were so sever that
kml cpisms and was threatened
i iMiriiinoiiin. his rattier rave.
il I'irire doses of Chaiulierlain's
gli hemedy which broke up the
ji uml c ire.l him. Mr McFarland
Ii lieinedy whiuli hroke uo the
wlii'iit'ver his children have croup
irariaiiiy iiives Itiem i;tinmber
(imikIi lamely and it always
llieiii. He c 'liHiders It the best
i remedy in the market. For
tv O-burii & D.'lauo.
S.nne Hates.
f reiiiiblieaii convention at Port-
Apiil '.i, at U H ill with 237 del-
f "raCc stale convention at Fort-
t i April P.
ji c"a.'r.'.lon:il district repulill
vinti. m at Aibanv on Tuesday
I".
I Mi-ooiiveution of the people's
i Sile.u on 'I'liursday, March
. ! ( urn lilipuainlls.il.
i , Coos Co, Oregon. Nov. 10,
I tvih to inform vou of the
I'-'od Cliainberlulli's l'aill Halm
one III V wife. Sli hua lnin
led wnli rlieumatism of the arms
I bunds for six months, and has
l many remedies presnribed for
eoiuplnint. but found mi relief
mil Slie 1 1 -.! r It is Pin rtuliii: una
'itltofu-iiicli has completely cured
r J take pleasure, in recouimend
' ttjor Unit trouble. Yours truly, C
I liOicii. ol) cent and $1.00 bottles
by Oshurn & DuLbiio.
K lection Notice.
lie legil voters of School District
Lime county, Oiegon:
e is hereby given that the
ll I'.li.'lion of this district will
I M the City Kail In Eugene,
' i Hie second Monday, being the
y if March, 1SU0, between the
r i wo o'clock and tlx o'clock p
Unit day for the purpose ot.Q W Wright, In ih licv 15 F Fuller
,' one director for 3 years In the case lielore the U emit Id Portland,
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li V. D Pal, e, le.n. expired, and
rk lor one year in the place of
ICraw. term exnln-H.
l February 24, 181K5.
Uko F Craw,
'a ink. Clerk.
Chairman.
yni & DeLauo desire us to pub
ff fo. lowing extract irom a letter
M Gutfeld, of Iteedley, Fresno
f s as iney uundle Hie remedy
j1 to a:nl want their customers
1 v what a splendid medicine it
fl Is with iiteiisnrM T loll von tlint
"ity s use or Chamberlain's
reined v I was relieved of a verv
'"Id. Mv head was coinolrtHl V
up and I could not sleep at
I can recommend this remedy.
nearly ulwava ktarU In the
soiil ufierwni-ils piI.oiiIs to the
' 1 Iuiil's Itv iisiinr this re ni-
"l.v hs soon .s tin' cold has been
!" led it will ore the cold at ones
f event it Ulng extended to the
v r. vt tbk, wo pare hi-r Cssto.v.
' v ii a (",U 1, sho crleil for CsstorU.
I't-awo Klsa, she clung lo Crstorla.
1 UUldron, gUc. atq tbem Csstoria.
'"kleu's Arnica Salve.
''-t Salve in the world
for
'rtllsHS. Snn. I'l.r.
Salt
, rever K m-s Ti.)t..p I'lmnnut
"ill.lains, Corns, and all Skin
and positively cure piles,
re.inie.. It is guaranteed
rdi-i catisfactlou or money
" j'ricj cents per box.
vHciiilorni & Linn.
healing, cleansing, De
u"' h Il;,z,. ave i.theeue-
wounds and piles, which
r '"Is to cure. Slops Itching
r"""- Curt chapped lips and
r'"i two or three ho irs.
0.-SUCKN 4 DkLano.
WEDNESDAY, MAHCI1 4
Frank Coleman 1 In town.
Commissioners' court in session.
Commliwloiier Perklm U In Eugene
The river moot! 0 fret tliU morning.
Jul Kulght, section foreman, l.t unite
lick
Iw Crow left l:ist night for J Use
phlno county.
l'ruf Hunt, nf Km i ,,. ll. .1.1 ,... i..
i.. . . ' i
This afternoon was ladle.' day ut the
,,A7"I!olr.".,m.v" "Ml'ye.l on
the rock pi lo today.
Get your curry comhn uml brushes
ut Preston 4 Hale's.
Mis Edna Huillty Is it recent nr
rival from Port I 4iid.
Attorney J B Wyatt returned t
Albuiiy thin forenoon.
Mm L Farrow, of this el y, h-is
moved to her fiirm Ht Spencer.
Get harness oil of Pristnii it Hale
and oil your harness.
Hurvey Hoiiiiuerville came ii to.luy
from (Ik lunch m ar llarrisbur,.
The rcpuhlicamt were vietoilou at
tlie He.itt.e, Wusli.citv eliellon yeter
day. A tie preitli-iit .t ill iunui.'Ui'iilei
one year from t duy. ( an you (jin.s
hlit name?
V H Johnnou i ml Mr ltowimin
and family reltirnvi to l 'uttau (iio.-e
this afternoon.
V W CMiisui:n. tin Spr.nnfii !.
tioitmaster nnl -'ery pan, u in
cuene loiiay.
If you want n um J sad lie or harnex
nee 1'restoii & Hul,
James Laii;ley came (l inn fioni
Drain today, alter i n ahteiice of aevei
ul weeki fioni Kui ne.
Archie lilaekhurii of Alliai y, vho
liua lieell (loln ti(iHine in this city,
iun c.h i ii.i.
numoraylsin Migeiif. .U isioiv
living near Criswe I. I.iivmi,' leivnlly
movud there front Mohuk.
Mrs J T Mc.Mulinii eamo ilouu finm
Drain on the early train today to ut
tend the la-dslde of her brothel.
At the Irving s'hi.ol meeting last
Monday EC Awhrey wss elected di
rector and J M Kitchen clerk.
Kdilor Charles Nickell wase'ected a
(iiemlaT of the couucil ut Juck-ouviilo
yesterday. Wo congratulate.
Tha HprltigllilJ aaw mill, which has
been idle for two years, Is soon to start
up and cut the Iokh now on hand.
The V C T U held an interesting
meeting at Monuts hall this after
noon. Several Interesting papers were
Mias Emma Edwards, who ha been
attending the Drain Normal school,
returned home today on account ol
sickness
Miss Laura Iturneti arrived home
today after a visit of about ten
days with friends and relatives in
Cortland.
MrsIlSHcan, w ife of Judge Uean
returned home to Sulem today, n'ler
visiting at the home of her parents,
1'rof ami Mrs Condon of this city.
Aaron Goldsmith revived a finely
worded lelttr litis mo niug from Ids
old friend, Mr H Munra, of Meachani.
Yesterday wasJIru's ioIIi lilrthday.
Mr Culver of Salem, bus leennp-
pointed euglnis r of the stale sewrr of
that city. J U lvelley firm rly of t!il-
cilv, was an apidicaut for lite po-i-
turn.
Mi Ktleii (Isles, nr.'sldent of the
Mule Hebekah Assemlily, arrived here
this morning from lhebiirg and will
p ay Eugene Lodge D of It an oillei.il
visit tonight.
Crook county will probably have
about 40,000 mutton sheep to t irn otl
(his spring, tilieep are In ft bo d con.
ditiou and (hero is u general iuiiuii )
for stock sheep.
Fr ui Corvallis Times circuit court
Item: J C Goodale vs It H Ueilmoinl,
ordered tl at 4!) shares ot stoc!(ofthe
Corvallis Lumber Company be sold to
satisfy Jungmsnt.
If the weather coutinuts cool
enough to allow the snow to go oil'
slowly as It has been doing for the
past few days tliere will ue no ilangr
of destructive high waters.
A II Chilson and family left last
night for Texas, wliere they expect to
reside in future. They were givinii
farewell party last even in by a num
ber of their friends.
SIIILOH'S CURE, tho grcal Cough
and Croup Cure, Is in guut demand
Pocket size contains twe ity-IKe doses
only l!oe. Childre i
Henderson & Linn.
love It. Sole by
Todav's Albany ilerall: Attortny
de
murrer in the case had been sustained,
giving Hev Mr Fuller llm victory.
The action la a virtual ilistrtlssui ol the
sj.e.
Parks' Cough Syrup cuies Coughs-
Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Cuth
erine Black of Le Boy, N. Y., says: "I
took one bottle of Parks' Caugh Syrup.
It acted like inaijle. Stopped my
cough and I am perfectly well now."
Sold by A. Ykiuxvitos.
We the undersltined wish lo express
our thanks to Sheriir Johnson and his
deputies for the kind treatment received
at their hands while being confined In
the Lane county jail.
I ley Bcki.l,
John McDowell,
J. M. Downs,
Jesses Ckhtis.
Prof E B McElroy, of Ihe State Uni
versity at Eugene, was In Mnnna? a
short time ago, and while there made
arrangements for the enlargement of
his prune orchard, west ot town.
Among others who are putting out
small orchards, we notice Gus Itiiek
inghani, Waller Humphrey und C 11
Starr. orvullis Times.
There Is nti old adage that says,
"dogs and cats will lljht." Pursuing
the thing stil! further It is demon
strated by the following that women,
too. huve their differences: The other
day a Couple of ladies whose hack
doors face, were utmorbed In a llciy
argument, when one woman said:
'You think I'm n fool?" "No, I
don't." responded the other, "but
you're next dooi to one.'
The high sell sil of Portland has a
school paper. One Issue appeared lust
week. In It was a nicely readimt
poem dedh-ated to the class ol IMS'..
The liexl day after It appeared Ihi-re
was consternation upm warning thai
the innocent poem was an acrostic
and that Ihe first .ettrs ol each line
read: "Kigieris au old ass." Prof
Kiglei lathe pilnt'lpal. Il was found
thai the 'm had Imcii pi t in the
newspaper box and signed by the
tisin ot a young lady who had been
dead several years, a fact not noticed
at ths time.
' TIIUUSD.VY, MAHCII 5.
E l Ti ngra has returned from Uw
burg.
J D Cr.dg mu le Jiim-(ion a short
Visit today.
Another light coating of siu,w fell
hist nifcht.
Tor axle g.tae and oil go to Preston
A Hale's.
J 1 Meikcr, . Portland hop huver.
is In the city. 1
J W Hounds returned from IlnTT..
this morning.
Geo A HoiieU, of Monroe, spent last
night in Eugene.
When you want a whip K t Pas
ton it Hide.
W T Ktyser, the KIiiiIm umrclmnt,
wa in Eugene today.
CIiim V Llnley, of the U 8 snag boat
Corvallis, was in Eugene today.
W N Parker, of the firm of J L
( liuse 4 Co, visited Junction today.
I'ostmiister Lyons of Drain has
hem In the city u few days this week.
G.-o T Hall, Jr, returned this after
noon tVotu a siiort tup dowu the
Vi.il.y.
DrJ II Hawkins, of Drain, is In the
city intending the bedside of J It
Kiiiubt.
Dr Driver lectured on evolution to a
fair audience ul Hie M E chutch last
night.
The late cold snap, the farmers tell
us, hus not injured the fruit or grain
crops.
The liver registered live feet (his
UlorilillL.'. IlllVilll' fill I. .ii a ruit ul. K..
) yi sterd iy.
! In diMiiel No. 70, at Isabel, C A r
uold was elected director ttlld T J
Waiigh, clerk.
Miss 1 Vml Homt who hhs bwu
teaehiug setiool at Wolf Creek, has re
turned home.
J C Mnloy has returned from Mis
souri. Hi- was uccouipauled liy his
son, J E Maloy.
! J L Furnish anil Miss Yuba Hus
! ton came out from Florence as ur as
Kl'iiira on yesterday's stage.
Tin' oiiern, "Patience," under the
allHpiivs of the U of O Athletic Associa
tiou, Is helm: practiced regularly.
Mrs A C Eaves of Falrmount went
to Albany today to attend a ikUsiou.
u ry meeiiiig of the C P uhurch.
l!ev V S Gilbert went to Salem to
day to at lend I he funeral of the Infant
child of Mr and Mrs ltalph Davidson.
MrS E Claig hus returned to Hills
horo. He expects to return to Euttno
in about ten diiays to eounnence work
on the roposed ertomery plant.
Frank It Wilson, of Florei ne, Hunt
Si D.ivcnpou's book keeper, arrived on
laM night's stage and will appear as a
witness be Tors the circuit court.
Miss Ethel Kelty, a student, left for
her home a'. McCoy this morning.
Mho Inn been unable to attend school
for s vi nil days on account of sickness.
I!ro.i nsvlile Is one of the few towns
in tln state where no city tax is paid.
That city has decided electric lights
lire not absolutely necessary Just yet.
TIih Ili'o id-Axe pil lidies a list o "o
names purporting to be monitiers of
the A I' A Indue of this city. It prom
ises to give others In the future.
One Minute CoukIi Cure touches
the right spot. It also touches the
ri-ht time il you take it when you
have u cough or cold. See the point?
Tin n ilnii'l cough.
U.l!t'u St DkLa.no.
Chillies Haines bus purchased the
propei ty mi Twelfth street, between
lltgii iiinl Mill streets, formerly owned
by Win Goodman.
EG Youinf Si Co shipped from Oak
land to San Francisco, lust Wednesday,
ID east s of cgits and 3-K) (miuikIs of
ilresied tuiktys, geese una clilcKens.
They ul-o shippeil during the week
three carloads of oats to Grant's Pass.
Don't invite disappointment by ex
perimenting. Depend upon One. Min
ute Con nh Cure and you have imme
diate relief. It curt s croup. The only
harmless remedy that produces Imme
diate results.
Osuukn & DkLano.
A crayon rustler is in town today.
He draws a lame sized hmicII portrait,
in live minutes, for 1'5 cents. No one
can object lo the time wasted, or price,
allhouKh Ihe work may he rather
crude nod practical! v worthless.
Mr Hutler who was employed at
Foley Springs during Ihe winter came
down on the stuire yesterduy for a
l ""iy. He Inform us a new
hriilijo tvill be built across Horse creek
to replace the one carried away by the
Iii'h water.
Frank Mr.ngoz Is down from the
lilue Kiver mines. When he left, a
few days ngo, the ground on the
niountnlii wits bare except in shaded
places. He expresses the opinion that
ihe recent storm has covered the vi
cinity of the mines with snow to u
depth of several feet.
Quick In ell'ect, heals and h aves no
sear. Burning, scaly skill eruptions
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch
lInZt-1 Salve. Applied (o burns, scalds,
oltl sores, l is magical iu ellcct. Al
ways cures piles.
O.sttUKN & DkLano.
The otlleers of the Christian church
of EugeiH are very fortunate In huv
nm their pulpit well titled during the
absence of any regular pastor. Last
Sunday Ihev secured the services of
Elder N Mulkey, of Pleasnit Hill,
one of their most successful minister
of this county, who preached two
discourses highly spokeu of by the
congregation.
Cor.
Many of or people who attended the
state fair In old lini 's will remember
the favorite racer Bye S raw. He is
now 21 years old, and is quartered
at the nome of his owner, John F
Miller at Klamath, where he receives
every care and attention. Bye Straw
Nst'ill sound as a dollar, lively and
f.om nil appearances will 1 ve several
years yet.
Dogs are dogs ut Ashland. Lie
Ti lions sav: "J W Chapman, a
Moiiln i a man Who has been 111 the
val ev lately, made Crit Tolman an
idler of HoO for his valuable lardog
K inifer, but the oiler was declined and
Mr Ciianniiii' w.i.i (old that was
Ihe pritv. and be secured an option for
10 days in w hicli to make up his mind
as to p ireh'isiinr. Chapman also has
made an oiler off loO for Alex Ireland's
icard"g Nailer, which has also been
declined."
Albany D. mocrut: The directors of
1 1. I n '.-ne schools iiave a two and a
half coin report of ihe workings of
the schools or that cltv unuer uie
h -ads: Aitea ance, hcailu, teachets,
discipline, schisd furuiiure. low taxa
ii.... .i..i oral ion dav. Inscriptions,
ICS-Ins of eliari'y, a.i l the clerk, In a
niaiii.er to linlicsie imu ioe n
taken a very nclive personal Interest
ill the scluxiis of that city.
Market Price.
Everything Is moving along very
(piietty and there hre no booms iu the
markets now.
Wheat Is (pioted at M to .'0 cents sil
board cars; oats, 0 cents.
The hop market Is still very dull
ami no sales are icpoiU-d.
The demand for potatoes Is Unlit.
Hurhunks uro ipiote i ul DO cents ami
Early 11 e ut 30 ceiits Her bushel
Apples, ;.') cents; nrinies. deinunl
HkIiI ut 3 to 6 cents; beans, lj tolj
cenis; onions, dull at 1 cent.
The liollllrv liowket coniliiiii' fulrle
iI'SmI, Chickens are minted at t'J M to
. .. .... . i . .... . . .
fo.ou per dozen; oucks, .t .'o lo H oil;
geee, fl-oO; turkeys, U lo 7 rents per
pound.
lleef oil foot Is oiloti d at I lie follow
lug prices: Cows, I J to 2 cents; steers.
-i cenis; veui, 4 wins; porK, a toSJ
cents; mutlon, lo I. M iter head.
Putter, So cents icr roll; cue. 10
cents per dozen.
Hop Intelligence.
The Seattle Times !s authority for
Ihe statement thai one halt of Ihe hop
acreage of Yakima will be plowed up
ims spring.
A Puyallup paper contuins a list of
several yarns, amounting to an or uu
acres, near that place that wi.l be
plowed up.
Mutiy itoisfoit farmers have had
euoiiifli ami are going to quit. The
Chehalis N linnet umlerstalids thai C
W Long is one of tliem.
Several Monroe lion fields are lo be
plowed up Ibis snriuK, ouucrouiilof
! uih low price winch I lie cured ami
I baled article commands in Eisiern
I and foreinu markets. Others will not
; be cultivatnl so Hint the crop nut sea
! son will tall short of Hie iiumlsTof
; bales Usually sent out from that local-
i y-
All tire.
I Those who have used Dr Kinif's
! New Discovery know its value, am!
j those who have not, have now the op
portunity to Iry it free. Cull on the
j adveitlsed druggist and get a trial bot
tle, free. Send your name and ad
dress to II E ltueUleii it Co, Chicago,
and get a sample box of Dr King's
New Life Pills, free, as well as a copy
of Guide to Health and Household In
structor, I tee. All of which Is guar
anteed to do you good and cost you
iiotiiiug. Henderson Si Linn's drug
store.
ostlj uutnl, Jlsif h t
Anmvehhakv MEErixo. Ttxlay
being the second auniversary of the
organization of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the United Brethren church
the members of the society held an an
niversary meelinti, at Ihe home of Mrs
Frank Clou' In the basement of Deady
Hall. About 20 memU'rs went early
this morning and spoilt. Ihe (lay sew
ing for Ihe ne nclll of the society, while
a number of others joined the merrv
and busy throng later in ihe day. The
pleasant rooms of Mr and Mrs Close's
were turnml over lo the ladies, who
spent a most delightful day In com
mi monition of the second year's
existence ot their association, which
has so materially assisted iu the work
or the church. At 12 o'clock a most
delitfhtfui dinner was served, and uus
heartily enjoyed by all present. All
the good tilings subject to the tastes of
dainty femiuini ' were on the table,
making a most templing spread. At
3 o'clock another course of refresh
ments, consisting ol' ice cream and
cake was served. Ever since ils or
ganization the society has prosiered
I ut in. no time has it had a inoie
pleasant gathering than the one ot to
day. In the afternoon u short program
was rendered und olllcers elected for
the ensuing year us follows: I'residsiil,
Mrs till Lowell; ioe president, Mrs
F Close; secretary, Miss lone Zeiglur;
treasurer, Mrs J L Kclglcr.
ALL Co.NVEKTEl). lbuny Demo
nrut! Tlu.m urn six men ill tile count V
jail, the two Fox brothers and Poole,
tor rohtiing i lie store ot u w ,ioses, in
Crawfordsvllle; I W Bivers foi steal
ing harness, etc, of U L Beeso and
ut Intra? Iilnck for steulinir several
things at the Buss House, and Me-
Keiizie Tor lewd colianitatlon. Also
Miss Ella Ilolcomu, who Is In the
ladies' room uloue. Uudsr the In
llueixs of the Salvation Army the
men all tirofess conversion. At 11
o'cIiick yesterday the nialvalion Army
held a meeting with men. in the lire.-
elice oi several visuors. ah me men
made speeches warm with repentance
for their sins, and il Is said there was
hardly a dry eye present. Tliesceiie
is reported I' the Democrat ns an
tilled nig one. Those who witnessed
it say there can lie no doubt of the
earnestness of the men, and Hist it Is
probable all of them will plesd guiliy,
ask the mercy of Ihe court, ami lake
their sentences, resolving to live diller
ent lives when they get free
Wood fob Univekhity. The con
tract to furnish wood for Ihe Univer
sily of Oregon fur the ensuing year has
Iteeu let by the board of regents as
follows: Alt Williams, 110 cords of
4 foot body tl r et fl.7o; ulso W) cords
24-1 ncll body oak at $2..r(). J T Brewer
A Son, (10 cords ID-inch body pino ul
tl.UO. MH Wallace, KM) cords 4-foot
grub oak at f2.24. E N Foster, 40
cords 10-Inch grub oak ul 2.U; also
AO cords 4 foot grub oak at $2.3.'i. Win
Mathsrs, 2- O'trils 20 inch body oak at
$2 50 Marlon Calloway, Z'i cords 20
liich body oak at $2.00.
Boxes. The development of the
fruit Industry in this section has cre
ated a demand for a large number of
boxes each season and tnls need is re
ceiving the attention of some oi our
cltlzeus. 'Ihe Eugene Lumber Com
pany turned out a large number of
(sixes during the past season and will
be able to supply a considerable de
mand this year. The Mensra. Lakln,
ofSiulllillehl, Ii Is said, will soon start
a box factory in operation, which will
uiuke iwo for this county.
y U RE
' -:.r,. 'v Gloved
: : . Lci-Littueatly
CURED
;iTUm IT
2hL Kill l w w
&Lr Kniro or Operation
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From Threo to Six Weeks.
WRITE FOR TERMS
THE 0. E. MILLER CO.
Orricts : Rxm TT07. Iar.imm Euiiainf,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
R i. J i
fit
ATIK.MIOS DICMOi HATS.
J Deiacinillc C u:ity i ouvciitloa Post
poned Till Tuesday,
Apill "(Ii.
At the request of many democrats
from various portions of the county
the Line county democratic county
convention is hereby postponed until
Tl'tSD A V, AI'UIL 7.
It is recom mended the precinct
primary conventions be held on the
lame date as before appointed, viz:
Saturday, March 21st.
J. P. RtMSKV,
Chairman Dciu. Co. Cent. Com."
F. C. Mattkx,
Secretary.
THE VrEIKi-"iXHlTlT IE.
Years of F.stablisli-il ilerlt-Nets of
Warning.
To the Pt nuc: As a matierof
Justice to ourselves ami to the reputa
lion of Dr Leslie E Kct ley's Double
Chlor.de of Gold Bi'inetlics for the
cure of the liquor, opium, morphine
and tobacco diseases, and neurasthenia,
we warn the public i bat these reme
dies are used hy no institution or
sanitarium In Hie United States, ex
i-pl those established hy our ciiinpunv
under the uniform name of "The
KEKI.EY iNSTrtTTE."
All others claiming to use Dr Keel
ey's remedies or formulic urc frauds
and Impostors.
The Keclcy Institutes, in various
parts of Hie United States, now num
ber one bundled and llftccii, with live
in Kuro where the Keeley Treat
ment is administered, ami the' Keclcy
ICemedies sold. We, howevi r, calilioii
all to examine well und know that
they are dealing with Gkm'I.nk Bi:t'
KEhENTATIVKS, authorized by us,
before taking treatment or purchasing
remedies.
The misleading establishment use
the mime of "Bi -Chloride of (.old," or
similar tides. The uvwspapcrs often
lull lo discriminate sutlleientlv to
know that ihey are Imitators. This Is
a matter of public wellure, and hence
this warning.
The Keeley Instituto ol Oregon Is at
Saleiu.
Bespeclfully yours,
The Leslik E Keeley Co,
Dwlght, 111.
A Ul( In Ills II lb
Lightly snd Jnciwly given Is do fnrinltlslile
muter, but when a eonaUnt uimslncm lw
neslh jrour rllw on the. rliiht ildc lutlmstrs
Ihst jour llrsr It out of onler, yon sra not to
Isiviivleil. This seiiKslluii is sImi sii-iiiiiisnlel
ey yclliiwnpas ut ihe skin slid yelislls, a
nioiiiu ruliireil fur upon III. Inn lie, siek
hesilnehe, iisiim's sinl other ueeiiiulnrlHlilu
liitlifiiliiins. HiMli'iter's simnsrh Milieu l
the reiiietlr nl ah iillien. suit no i il Ini rruiit-
rtl lo williniit ilelsjr. I'imiIIi illmi suit
dvt'ls. r iiirimi is il of liver Irutilile, ste
lo nTieitli'il hjr this uiitMiiinlleil n-siil H-.k
ins'lieliis, w hieli III ns'ouls ul nearly linll a
century, the cumnie nilst'tin til enitueiii nieui-
trol the luiNiioitl irulesiiiiu, snd theilsllr
i luerieiii-e ul His mv lid wurltl '.siniia u Ihe
Ural til lis rlss. In rheutiistl-in, knluey hu.I
hlsiltler Iruuliles il la Inriuniiirsliie. It n, in..
dies uervuu'itaa and tl. Iiilnv, reatorva spis-tlie
snd aleee, hsaieiia ruiivnliaeenee slier ex-
linualliiK uislailiea, and g eslly iiilllgstel in
llriuitles itii ldi'iit It) old aiie.
Doejj Not Like Hoi-h. Salem
StateNUian: EJ llnrillnn. of Fa'rlleld.
has determined (o abaiiiloll the hop
liusiuess with a vengeance, at lessi
until mch time as there may Hip sr
some eneouraneiiient lo devote lime
and labor to their cultivation. He
had about forty acres set nut and In
gisid conditlou, but he concluded to
plow them up. lie desired to make a
present of the poles to uny person who
would come ufl-r them, hut nobody
accepted his Invitation, so ho plied
them iu a lieno and burned Hie whole
nit 111. Thai Held Is to be devoted to
wheat rsls.ng hereafter.
Mlifii Harrison Will bs ITIarrlril
New Yokk. March 3. Ex-Presi
dent Harrison said to a Commercial
Advtrtlser reporter today that his
marriage with Mrs Dimnilek will take
place April U, In St Thomas church,
this city, Bev Dr John Wesley Browu
olllulatlng.
Daily Uusrd, March 4.
Annual Election. Bescue Hose
Com puny held Its annual election lust
evening as follows: lleary McCrsily,
president; John Hess, vice presltlenl ;
C Mathews, secretary; Jesse L w
relics, assistant sccrelsrv; Will 1 1 odes,
foreman; Arthur Anderson, 1st asst
fureman; C B Sylvester, 2nd asst
foreman; Carl Bailee, treasurer; lit'
Morgan, scrgeaiit-ut-arms.
This Is a good timo of the year to
takn Simmons Liver Begululor. It
is the very best medicine to take Iu
the spring fur the blood, and lo demise
the system of all Impurity. "I have
used Simmons Liver Beimlutor us u
corrector nnd blood purifier and think
it an evcelletit remedy. I always
keep It on hand lo lake In preference
to any other medicine." I M Hysell,
Midtlleport, Ohio.
SL'ir for Divorce. Mrs Wllnia
Bowman has commimced suit In Hie
circuit court for a divorce from her
husband. Gsorne Bowman. Both pur
llesiesldeat Cottage Grove, and will
be remembered as having gained some
notoriety in a ivcent Justice's case tried
In this city.
Will Km if Pheasants. E J Mo
Cluiiuhun has received an order from
a gentleman in Sacramento, Cal, for 20
iialrs of Chinese pheasants. The
birds will le turned loose near Bed
Blull's. Mr McClanuhau shipped
several hundred ol the birds to Cali
fornia lust season.
Daily liuartl, March i.
The Tax Boll. From the reports
we receive It is likely that, the lux
roll will not be turned over to the
sherill' much Is-fore Monday. Many
taxpayers ure wauling to pay up, und
the delay Is mukiug a considerable
number of ihcui angiy.
Daily Ouard, March 4.
No LoAfi. The Gypsy lilt down
the ri vi r for llurrisburg this morning
w ilboul liny freight, hhe took several
piiMS-ngcrs tiutl will 'eturn again I ext
Friday.
Rl'DVM 1'll.K bTI'.'IMITUKY.
la auarroitr. il to rtira I'lli l anl Coll.llestluil
nr motif V r-(llllilfil. (Ai rvllU IHr litis. Nrtlll
twoatftini'a lor rlre-ilsr aiel Vr-a sample to
MAKII.S KI'liV, Hralati-nsl riiarmaclat.l JOicsa
ler, I'a No 1'iistaI.s Asawssaii, Kur aslf lr all
leal t'laai 'IruirKiata p-rliere, anil In Kuiitui'
Ongon t'J tHburu si UuIjiiii.
''Give me 1 liver regulator and I can
regulate the world," said a genius.
The druggist handed him a bottle of
DeWitt's Little Eaily Itisers, the fa
mous Utile Ills.
Ob BURN A DkLano.
I'tolia'e ilatti'ts.
Giliirdiaiisliip of minor heirs of H A
Ogdeu, ile.viwd; Win llltnloii ap
pointed guardian with (:i',ll bolols;
siiretlts: Wm Mel'liersoii, J M and W
A IHulitoii. Monev on I ui 1 1 1 1 . fOTil.
I'sIhIc J W llarpnle, thceaseil; dower
sei on ior i tie i iiiow.
E-iatu Jcsm) Whlisell; ordcrofsale
of real eslale,
E-laleof I-iiai! Vaiidlivue, tleceau'd;
probable value of otitic t'io. Unci. Win
Vaiuliiyne iippolnted ivtcutor. Ap-
ortiisers appoluteil: M haylnr, Amos
w limns ami r, r i oii'untn. t'ersoual
property onh red sold at pi Ivat--side.
The appraisement shows property us
follows: Beal estate, ; pl.uirll; cu-ll III
bank, f l.'iti" IW; personul propertv,
fTi'S is); noies ami account i, f 1 1 .IWsJ. 22-
Estate of Daniel Keoh, deceioed;
nroliiil.le value of stale, 1770. Laura
E Keoli iiHilntcd inhuiiilstratrix.
Boiitls (, Mu. Suri'tii-s: 1 J Tavlor
ami F M N'ealch; appraisers: F M
Veutch, James I law ley and I J Tay
lor. Ihe inventory shows personal
pioM-rly lo the amount of HSU, reul
estate T.'sl; total i'MH.
jtule of David Mosby, deceased;
tin ii I aeeoiinl hoitov -d.
Krtuteof (I M Wliilnev. deceuseil;
nrohnble vulue of estate VT.IHK). KB
Whitney appoluteil administrator
wltli U.i)iH) bonds. Nu relics: TCI
lleiiilrieks and J I) Mat lis k. A
oniiseis appoluteil: J B Harris and
Voliiey I leiiietiway. Appraisers re
polled ftl.li".i of real proN'rly.
E'laleJ G Mitchell, deeraseil; ooll
llriiiatiou of sale of real property; coil
llriinil; lime lor 11 mil setlieiiient set
for March 7th.
E-tate of (,' M Martin, deceased;
probable viilm- of estate, 2.VI. HI!
Smith ii m 1 ut i-it ail in I nirsl rut or with
S-'exi ImhiiU. Sureties; J I) MatltK'k
uml I E Smidgiass. 1'iopcrly ortlcretl
sohl at private sale.
l'.ta(n of J (! Lawrence, deceased;
probable value of estate t-.'UlH). Uny
A Del.ano iippoluletl administratrix
with i'tiMKJ lionils, Surelies: J M
A' linns iitnl It It Hays. Appraisers
aopoiiitetl: E C Smitii, S M Titus and
Voliiey lleineiiMiiv. They reported
pcrsutml properly iiiuounting lo f '.KHI
and :i,r)ii2of reul estate. The w idow
was iiilowetl t- a month forsupMirt.
Estate of I'liliieiis Mussey, deceuseil;
II hiiI settlement uiiitle.
Estate of John Taylor, deceased;
March Tl Ii set for tlnui settlement.
Guaidiatmhip of lliitlhiirt children;
report ofiruartlian tiled.
rNlate of Mahlo.i II I larlow deceus
eil; piohahle value of estate fi'ilKJ. M
II llailow appointed administrator
with t.VMKI bonds. Sureties: A J
Harlow and Mrs S N Calef. Ap
praiser-: CH Calef, B D Paine and
Frank Chase. They rcHirted property
to the amount nf (171 8-1.
Mail Ii it J. 1'rynio.
Dally (luanl, March 5.
Mis Martha J i'ryme diet) at 8 o'tdia k
Ibis morning at Ihe home of () C
Zelidcr on south W illamette sl'eet, at
Ihe o!e of 4S years, IU inonths ami
It) days. The Immediate cause of
death was heart failure, brought about
by an attack of la gilppe from which
the pulieut had sulleretl Hie last leu
tlnys.
Deceased was n native of luillana
and came lo Kiincuc from Illinois Willi
the lamily of her sou In l.-ivv, with
whom she has since resided, three
years iigo. I ler hil'biiiid preceded her
In deal Ii II) years. She leaves only oHe
chiltl Mrs () C Zeiijler,
Ihellllicral sel vices will b -held a'
the M I', ehureli at 2:!U) p in tomorrow,
Bev Dr Wire t. Ill, luting, utter which
Ihe remains will be conducted to the
I t) O K cemetery for Interment.
stats or oioo, city or loi.ituo.i
i iii cm ntv. ) as.
Frsnk J t lii-n.-r iiinkes nsth Unit tin la the
senior atliierii( the lirm el K .1 I'liciie V l't,
lot' a tiuaiiieM In Hit. II y uf Toleilii, I 'on niy
anil slMle Hfiiri-iaiil. suit Hist a.tl.1 itrm will str
III" auiii u( nm. Iliuulri'il Dultsra lor vaeli ami
evur csa- ul i start ti Ihst t'snnut tsi uurutl by
the use uf tlsll'a t alarrli Curt..
r kakk J CiikskV
Kwurrt to Is'tore nie ami auh-erlis-it in my
prescut'e tlila lilh tlsy ot Dt'seiulsr, lssti.
A W lli.atrns,
(sl.) o(sy I'ulilie.
ilall'a Tsiarrh f'uro la tnksn Ititsriial y aurl
acta tjtrt'clly tin the IiIishI ainl intit'iiiia aurfaccl
ol ilia ayan-ui. Semi fur leailmmilsla, frtv.
r. i. t ui'.Mtt ii i u., Tuirtiu, o.
SolJ by DriiKKlata, 7.si.
IlLtiK KiVKit Minm. Salem (States
man: W B Lawler representing the
English syndicate, who la doing ex
tensive (leveloiiineiit work ill the
Sunthim mines, has virtually secured
control of the entire Blue rlvor dis
trict. He hits bonded almost every
claim In the district, Ihe prices rang
ing rroiii l.uoo to Ho.ihiu each. Ite
expects to put In machinery and a
hirue Inrce ofineii early In Ihe, spring,
ami during the summer to demon
strate, conclusively I ho value of the
mines. The bonds are for a period of
nine months.
Dully (luanl, March I.
Band Hoys Sl-iidhiked. The mem
bers of Eiii;en ('unlet Bund were
iiKreeuhly surprised ut bund prucllne
h.st evening by about 20 of their lady
friends who entered the opera house
just ul the close of practice. They had
supplleil themselves Willi refreshments
lor the occ islon, ami after all had par
taken of a dclltihtful lunch dancing
was eugiigeil In until a lute hour.
Dally liuartl, March Ii.
Hii akkm'kark Cli.'h. The Shakes
peure club met Inst night a', tho resi
dence of Mrs l.'inb rwootl anil was en
tertained hy Miss Ada Sharpies.
Jutlire Tanner of I'orllund was a guest
of the club last evening. The club
will 1st entertained next Wednesday
evening ut Ihe home of Geo T Hall by
Miss Dora Hcott, ami will continue
leading King Henry IV.
Htokk Sold. Mis Gruiie Unburn has
disposed of her store in Hose burg. Mrs
Oshiiru came to Eugene yesterday ami
will vl-lt with friends here a few days
after wliluh she will go to Salem ami
accept a position In Ed Osburn's store.
Miss Mae Awbrey, who has hi en as
sisting Mrs Osbu'rn ut Bosehurg, has
alto returned home.
Daily Ousr.l, Msreh ."
The Gvi'sy. The Gypsy left I far
rlsbiirg ul (I o'clock, this morning tor
Eugene. A report reached here this
afieruooii staling that Ihe boat was
stuck on the Jiincllon bar. If this Is
true she will prohubly bo delayetl in
getting here.
-AX BILLY
-FOR
Fresh OREGON GROWN Garden
Seeds in Bulk.
I lb, very good onion suits
Very liest onion tsettd, per lb...
Clfli'llTCOL'UT.
Dslly Gusrtl, March 3.
10 TG Hendricks vs G B I'owell,
executor, et al; to cancel ded. De
cree. 81 John McCollum vs Lane county:
to recover mo.icy. On trial.
The following Jury was drawn In
the a I nice court Thursday mnrulnir,
Mh red fith: Hampton I'owell, C 11
llolln, U Hill, Ileiij., inlii Hush,
J pil Triiniiell. E II Hawkins, E 1
Bedford, J W Franklin, Boberl l'atll
son, Hrlor IX-tuuliig, J M Slatlord and
J S lllggins.
Jury went out at 2 o'clock Thurt lay
afternoon und In about an hour
brought III n verdict for the plaintiff
In the sum of 213.7., the full amount
sued for.
12) A P Crow vs L V Crow; divorce.
Special rt-rercuce to lake tesiimony In
Merlin, Oregon. Continued for the
term.
120 Thomas Day vs M Schneider
et al; new trial; decree on stipulation,
(il Hurd & Davenport vs M J Had
sell; to recover money. On trial.
'Ihe following jury was luken In
Ihe case: W If Baughmau, II (,'
Wlu-eli r, II M I'rii-e, W l' Fisher, I
Cnmegve, A M lirlstow, M J Cor
nelius, Hampton Powell, J M Stafford,
Itols rt Pattlson, J W Franklin and C
II llolll).
New Hooks.
Dally Ouard, March 5.
The following books have been
received for the Cireulutlng Library,
and will bo ready fo.- distribution on
Friday, March Uih:
The History of William the Silent.
2 vols Put num.
Power Through Bewse Cull.
In IK' Ibi nee of the Klnu lloichklsa
Chronlchs of Count Antonio Anth
ony HM.
lain Arsino t rawionl.
Ptsiple we Puss liulpli.
A DiuiL'hter of Eve Bulue.
Juvenile:
The Boy Officers of 11)12 Tomllnson.
Two Little Pilgrim's Piogress
Burnett.
Li tter List.
March 5, I sort.
Iluruer, Jacob Howard, B V
CatnpMI, Florence Jones, Miss Mary
Cuiumimrs, M A McCinte, A H
Hays, W M C Hobluson, G E
Hulilcoinhe, Nellie ItoU rtst li, Hesi.
A rhsriia uf ono reul will e mails nn ll
letler Klvea out IVr-uiia ralllua fur ttittcrs
will lca alula when atlrurtm tl.
V t CSi-i, t M.
Pardoned. Salem statesman: "Dr
J D Sponagle, the Brownsville dentist,
has tiei-n pardoned irom the peniten
tiary tiy Governor Lord ami is now iu
some part of California making a new
start In life, lie was let out last week
sometime. Sponagle was convicted
of an Indecent assault, said lo have
Ihh-ii committed while the ludy cus
tomer was under the Influence of
anaesthetics and In March is: 1 1 he was
recelvet I at tho penitentiary under a
sentence of seven years. Ills pardon
Is the result of uniform utMul conduct
(luring Incarceration, extra work as
steward of Ihe prison hospital and
other inlluenees ol a similar nature.
Hack of these is also the very general
understanding that the man's real
offense was somewhat ditlereut from
Ihe one charged, and all together caused
Ihe belief that his punishment hat!
loan ufticlcnt."
Pac king Hoi-m. G-o T Hull & Son
are packing POO puckages of lions. The
hops are packed In small packages of
three on tuts each, and are neatly
wrapped In lan?y colored paper. Each
package is labeled "Willamette Valley
Hops," ami contains a description of
tho purposes for which Ihey are In
tended to be used. The hops are used
lor making yeast and lor medicinal
purposes. Messis Hall & r-ou have
two order to till one at Ogdeu am!
the other at Suit Lake, I'luh. The
price obtained Is very profitable.
Tho American Beauty owes her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other attilbuto. A cup of
Parks' Tea will enublo anyone to pos
sess this. It clears the skin and re
moves pimples and that sallow, mud
dy lisik. Parks' Tea Is used by thous
ands of ladles for the complexion.
Without being a cathartic It cures con
stipation. Hold hy A. Ykkinoton.
Dally (iuard, March V
Tub Tax Boll.-D W Coolldge,
who has nee n al work correction vol
ume No 1 of the tax roll, will complete
Ihe work tonight and will make his
report on the condition of the hook
tomorrow. Sherwood burr will finish
volume No 2 tomorrow and If the roll
Is accepted by the sherill' tax collec
tions will probably be resumed In a
day or two.
Dally Usard, March t.
An Official Visit. Mrs Ellen
Gules, president of the state Hubekah
Assembly, paid Euueiie Lodge of
Bcbckuhs an vlllclul visit at their hall
lust evening. Mrs Gules delivered an
address before the lodge ami also In
structed the members In the unwritten
work. After this a very pretty pro
gram was rendered hy Division No. 4
and a banquet served. r
Dally Ouard, March S.
A Livb Mketino. We understand
that Ihe open meeting of the local V
C T U, yesterday afternoon was a live
affair. It appears that the meeting
disagreed on the miiuatremeut of the
public schools. We understand the
members opposed to the present ad
ministration held a private meeting
this afternoon.
Will Ducline. We ar authorita
tively Informed that J A Mc.Muhun
will decline the nomination for assessor
tendered him by the recent populist
convention against his wishes and
without his ConseiK.
Born. At Acmo, Oreeon, March 2,
lttuU, to the wlfo of W L FIsk, a
daughter.
KAfiL'S CLOVEit BOOT will pu
rify your Hood, cleui your complexion,
regulate your bowels and makes your
head as cleur as a boll. 2oc, oOc, and
fl.OO. Henderson Si Linn.
2oc.
....10c.