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KUGENK, OK., SATURDAY, MAKCH 21.1890.
NO. 15.
IgjU EU3ENE GUARD.
CA,niBELL, PUBLISHER.
of Willamette b twreu
TtiOl- K HlllsCltlCTioN:
12.00.
t.OO.
kitM. . '
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irtisina rates made
f i:..:..
on appubanuih
k luckey
DEALKK IX
iIItIXi PROMPTLY DONE,
Yf .til Work Warranted.
W. BROWN, M. D.
SlCl-l a .- -
Knur;
i. tu.: 1'- tii 6 to V p. ui.
Jill t AM lYIAnDLt WUMtd.
Iriifut ami ew itiwi ill rurriKii inn
Lilr Marble mil liraiille, Mimiinieiil.
IIiltoni' and Cemetery work of
11 kind fur WW.
U WORK GUARANTEED !
fcctte street, uesr Pcwtofllce. Eugene, Or
C. WOODCOCK,
lttonicy-ut-Law'
i-One-lialf lilurk nouth of Clirliiniau'i
OKKUO.N'.
illEMPMH -i;n,
fl. li. Kakik. Jr.,
Cashier
I'rdMilf nt.
01
- rfu;)(u..i t'ajMal 50.000
phis stnil Fro.Ks.5),(!:K)
. gene - - Oregon.
i
A tnfnv! bonkinii businsos dons od rrasoti
; fcrnin. .S u-ht .trsfti on NKW VUKK,
' CAUO, SAX KKANCISCO ml PDKT
1), OKKiiON.
i iU of xrh-vii'e ;M nn fornln cimntriM,
. ' ; )iu rwivwl unhjwt to r-hsck or osrtiti-
M of itiit.
All colUctioiu srtrmt-j I tu ii will rjei
minpt stteaiiiio.
ahe County Bank.
(Estubllxhed la lssj.)
3UQENE, OREGON.
general Banking business
all branches transacted on
trable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President.
J. M. AHKAMS, Cashier.
A. G. HOVEY, J it., Asst. Cashr.
1. L. PAGE,
I PKAI.EK IN
I 1 S Va Imm 111 i .W.
1 fiti!,' a Ltiriro and Complete stock of
pie and Fancy Groceries bought
in the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY F03 CASH,'
n ofter the nulilic better prices
jlian any other house in Eugene.
'K!ol all KInas taksa at Mirkst Prlcss.
J. F. FORD,
(EvanKetii-t,)
M'.io". Ii.Wit. writ nielpr lUte
M rch lS'.tii:
5' Mkd. Mko. Co.,
Dufur. Oreiroc.
kstlemkn: On arriving home hist
kt I found all well und anxiously
"."K. Our little girl, eight an- 01
vears old, who hud wasted away
pounds, in now well, strong and
f riius, and well fleshed up. S. It.
Cure has done ita work well.
if the children like it. Your S.
vough tlure has cured und kept
".v all hoarsnesa from me. So give
f ' evvry one, with greeting fur all.
T '"tig you prosperity, we ure
1'urs, Mr. and Mks. J. F. Ford.
2,v"fU wlh " f""h "! eheerfal, nd
ik-i work, pImiiw the ivftun
J' "'seti nd Urer Cure, tj laklnt
1 niler, p.M.1 1 ,r Kuarantoe
wuu per bottle by all drucinu.
P. HAMELL, M. D.
PHYSICIAN m SUaGEOX
fC6 Over Ranm'a rlnlhlnn
iatU M
IS to re.
MONDAY, MA IK II Id.
A regular summer day.
Couimis-ioncr' court in session.
Venial equinox next H:it tiriuy.
A light sprinkle early thi morn ii.
Rev Tji lor nf Drain is in (lie city.
Ocn Picket wciil tu Junction today
Mr Chapman In h!(iu iiiL' Inn rnv
in it.
Known, H It McKiiiict went , iu
Kl.iv.
!' tl-
' Mr mnl Mr I. S l,iiii urn 1.1 .1
l.mlli'Hi Idiom to Gl'AliP, lion. 1
Secretary if Si ate Kinctiid returned
li Salem IimIuv. I
Dean EC Sanderson returned from '
'iireiiih liutm- i
I ii w u.,r.i i. .n I. i fi...
. . iiuki nil mi in iiunie ui r lur- i
CIIIS" IlliM UK 'II I i II Lf. i
Aatcnes, Chains. Jewelry, Etc. i n w Is the time In clean up your1
duck yuriiH iiimi uilcys. j
; The si icct commissioner denied up;
the lni m i' Hint tu tu'liiv.
I)r A Sharpie went to hi
orchard thin afternoon.
prune
Smith Itailcy, of Ro-cliurg, who In
some horses In training ul Merlau's
park, 1h in I lie city.
M S Parker returned from Collate
Grove tin morning.
Rev Daniel Siuver of Forest Grove
returned home today.
Editor Moorhead eume up from
Junction tin uftcrnoon.
Futhcr It. lick wax a pueuger to
Culture (irove till al'teriioou.
II N Cocki rline went to Cot tan.
Grove toil iy on llinliralice tiuxitiCKit.
Frai k t'loM' und Alfiid Mill re
turned from Wolf Creek luhl evening-
Jame II Wliileuker, tin Crenwell
llicreliiint, did biiKineitit in Eugene to
day. Attorney 1'iiink Mattes nt exp ' I'tH to
gti to Molilalia to locate in I lie tiei.r
Inline.
Several pyclit rode to Junction yes
terday. Tiiey found the roaiU pretty
rotiuli.
Yesterdiiy wa nn Idcil day and lot
of people. In eledor drove Into the
country.
Mr ami Mrs Win Clark returned to
day from a visit of wverul days ul
l'ortlaiid.
James Montgomery of Irving lias
(one to Ashland to work lor the S 1'
company.
Prof Freidel went to Portland today
on Ininine regarding some freight for
the U of O.
Mrs 1 Markley and Mis Kate Ilel
fresh came down from Cottage Grove
this morning.
Attorney 11 T Condon and E IC
Eupghb. vi,,it fu'1""""-
U I Tl,ru tu i 1 1 frilli.lilirillilH HIIOW (111
the Coul iiiounlaius und on the foot
liills of the Cucatli'S.
A U'l ort reached here this afternoon
stating that Mrs Scliell of Kainnount
had suddenly taken scrioiislyill.
Dr L W Hrown this morning re
turned from Kiddle, wlibre he had
lice n oil a professional visit.
llev Huniel Stuver, of Forest Grove
preached ut the Congregational church
yesterday inoriiing and evening.
Attorney Frank ilatteson left this
ntteriioou'for tall Creek, where he
will visit w ith his folks for a few days.
Cany F Martin la advertised to re
cite a selection lie fore t lie Sa'eni Uni
tarian church next Wedntstluy even
lug. J TGilfrey, of Creswcll, the old pi
oneer, Is still very ill and his life is
despaired of, we are sorry lo an
nounce.
Tlmnks to Hon II II Gilfry, reading
clerk of the U W senate, Washington,
1) C, for some important public doc
uments.
The Oregoiiiiin says that It looks as
If ex-Governor Pennoyer might run
for mayor of Portland tl the coining
election.
Stale Superintendent of Pnhlie. In
struction G M Irwin and wile, i f Sa
lem, arrived In Eug.'iie on tins arter
noon's train.
Itrownsville Times; Ki-v J E Sny
der has so far improved a to he able to
he upon the streets. .Mrs nujucr is
also improving.
L I' Tallinn'1 came in on the Sins,
law stage Saturday evening and re
turned to his home at Meadow on the
stage tliis morning.
Tim McCulloch, of Coyote precinct,
is quite prominently mentioned in con
nection with t he democratic nomina
tion for commissioner.
Coinmis-ioner Eli Perkins Is in the
i.lie lu-the wnv. he Is said to lie a
candidate for county judge subject to
the will of the republican convention.
Mis Mary Iterger, who has teen
receiving Instructions in a llrsi-clas
dressmaking establishment in San
Francisco, arrived home on last night's
tlyer, getting "11 nt Junction.
Mrs Seymour Condon, of Oakland,
California, wile of Attorney Condon,
who was ut one time prow-cutlng at
torney for this district, arrived on the
tlyer this morning und will visit with
relatives.
George Nolaml i one of the Clatsop
county delegate to the democialie
state convention. Ai the delegates
from Hint county arc for the free coin
age of silver.
fir L W I!i4own has a remedy for
diiihthcriii that ha been uxd In the
East very suiTcs-fullv , and lm treated
many ca'-es here and says he lias not
lost a case this season.
llarrishurg Iteview: There not be
inif enouiih practice to justify two
nbvsiciaus in staying here, Dr. Geary
has concluded to go lo Junction
where he already ha a gsl practice.
The Oregonian says Kane county
U considered an ulitl-Hermann county
"uo.l that its vole will g' either
solid U- lo Woodcock at tir-t or divided
l.tu.'ii him limI 11 11 Miller." That
miner il(sn not consider Hermann's
chances as bright.
The democratic conventions of Polk
. , (...!.... ......... I. ...... il.w.ln r..il ill
ailll .Mill loll n'lllim" iimr 'i'' '
! favor of free silver. The state conven
tion will do likewise. At least three
fourths of the people nf Oregon are
j friends of the while metul,
I Sunday' Albany Herald: Roy Gill.
, the long distance bicycle rider of Sclo,
ln Albany yesterday on hi way
to Eugene. He will leave on his
I wheel as soon a the road are good,
lor a trip lo Yellowstone Purk.
Salcui Statesman: Florence weeps, !
or should weep, over the o of The
West, and its able editor, Hon 11 F
Alley. He will carry away from the
valley o the Siul:iw the heaviest car-'
l.'o of b.'ain iiinl ability that Florence
ha shipped ill many a day.
Saturday's Salem Post: The Three
Sisters ha been chartered by the irov
eminent olllcials having chnrL'e of the
raising of the snaglioat Corvallis, re
cently sunk near Jun lion City. Sev
eral barges will be used ill the work.
The steamer is already ut work on the
siiulioat, but has not so far succeeded
III raising her.
The estate of the late S p Sturgls, of
Pendleton, ha Is-en found to annul n t
t H7,4"il by the appraisers. The
Peiiilleton Tribune in commenting on
the ieMirt says: "It will tie a surprise
to many to lind that Mr Sturgis was
not us wealthy us ut lirst represented.
It was though that $I'hI,U0U wu about
I he correct figure. Mr Sturgis wa
another demonstration of what a in in
of ability can do with small capital."
The liuru Herald says: "Xo In
dian will lieullowed In Harney coun
ty on hunting exH-ditiou the coming
slimmer and fall. The cili.ens of the
county want this distinctly understood
and ueiierallv kuowi.. 1 his warului;
I intended for nil Indians; it matters
not from wluu reservation tliev come,
none are excepted. The killing,
maiming mid driving deer out of our
mountains ha lvtl tolerated as long
us oiireltlen will put up with it, and
we want all Indian agents and the In-
dla!i. touudeistaud that it will lie no
longer allowed."
Collage (.ruve-l.eiuati Item.
Icadcr, March 14.
Mrs A C Eaves, of Fuirmount, will
(111 Itcv C A Wooley' nppoiulmeut at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening, March l itli.
Hon C H lluker one of Lane coun
ty's able representatives from Walter
villc, Oregon, was visiting here Thurs
day. He inxde The Lender a very
pleasant call, and we ure glad to hear
Hint lie is one of the progressive farm
ers of this county.
A F Johnson has received fiom
Poitlaud a new 2-stiimp mill which he
will place on his gold mine in II' hernia
us soon a the mails become dry
eno'iuh to permit heavy hauling. He
has a gooii ledge atiu we pope lie win
do well.
Pally liil.rU, Matvli 10.
Tim Gypsy The o It & X Co.'s
bout, the Gypsy, left llarrishurg this
mornimr with a load of freight fortius
citv, and is exm-cted up this evening.
The river registered a little less than
live feet ut V o'clock this afternoon and
the boat may Iw diluyel in getting
here on account of the low staue of
the water.
IiATKk. The Gypsy arrived here at
4 p in Willi about IS ton of freight.
The crew reported the snug Isiat Cor
vallis still on the bottom at the mouth
of Mcek's hlough. The Corvallis ob
structed tie channel of the slough so
that the "p-y had to seek a new
channel. The strainer Three Sister
ha come up the river and 1 now try
Iiik to drair the snug bout out so that
she can be raised.
Win. Si'iAk-. Med ford Monitor:
At ti e regular meeting of the Jtoherl
T Lincoln reiiubliean club next Tues
day eveiiinif, Hon 11 It Miller, of Eu
gene, will deliver a lecture on "The
Relation or 1'rotectlou lo Civilization."
Th.t niiH iiii! will be held at the onera
house unit the oilhlic school build will
furnish music for the occasion.
Kkiikkah Social. The social giv
en in the Odd Fellow's hall Saturday
veiling by the ltehekah lodge was a
social and llimneliil success. About
loll people were prestnt to hear the
program, which consisted or some very
excellent numbers. A line banquet
was spread and formed one of the most
enjoyable features of the evening. The
receipt were unoui f.u auer expense
were j uid.
Cikcts. Portland Telegram: "A
Kohliind. representing Wulter L
Main's circus, is in the city lo make
arraiiueineuts for the show to exhibit
h..r.. in June. It Is a three-r lilt C reus
and menauei ie, and one of the largest
shows now on the road. 'Mils is its
(list Western tour." This show will
visit Eugene.
Pktnkk Dam aokd. Salem States
man: C I, Dally, inemiier oi inesiaie
board of horticulture from the second
district, was in from hi farm home
smith of Salem, yesterday, ho far as
he has Investigated he think at least
three-fourth nf the Petite prune trees
were nipped by the heavy nose o:
March "d. In his section mi is uni
versal.
Pally U.iaril, March Hi.
Wu.;. iik Hkcast. Workmen are
pugaucii tin aiteruiNiu in inaing uowu
the court house nell wmcn wns
cracked a vear or so ago, and It will
lie recast liv tieorge X Frazer, our verj
coinpeteiit'fouiidryuiau. This Is done
bv onlcr of the co.inl V commissioners
court, und will be appreciated by the
public generally.
Pally lisaril, March II.
Mkh. Chapman's Condition. Mr.
Chapman, wife of President Chap
man, lia been gradually improving
since yesterday morning, but is not
vet considered out or dunifer, lliough
hopes are eutei tuiued that slie will
recover.
Wiu. Extk.n i. J C Church will
have the Ostium & DeI,uno drug
building extended thirty feet. It will
be constructed by day work. This
will lie quite mi improvement.
Sril -K.NKV'S Al.l.KY H II Siickhey
ha his double tmwlillg alley in the
Clirlsiiinu building about completed,
hut will not receive the balls and pins
for tiboiit ten days yet. He Is putting
i in two very line alley.
IIarn Hi knkh. A barn on Judge
W S Mcl'.iildeu's inrm. near Junction
Citv, wa burned last Thursday night.
L, Insurance. It Is
thought it "s et on tire.
I'aby (iiiard, M.ir(;h 11.
Makui ai.K I H kssk -Cuunty Clerk
Jennings today grunted a marriage
license to Eiuuuutl Doaue and Myrtle
Churchill.
THE S.NAC! HOAT. '
She U Still Stuck Fast on tlii lluttutii :
of I lie Willamette. 1
I'uliy (iusnl, March 17. j
The governmeut sung Isiut, Corvullis
is still stuck fast on the bottom o( the
Willamette river at the liioutli of
Meek's slough witli over eight Icet of
water (lowing over the top ot her deck.
Tlie steamer Three Slaters was char
tered by the government officer and
has been trying to drag the Corvallis
out of the deep hole ill which she is
lodged so that she ci.ii be righted and
ratstd, but so far has been ui able to
move her, though three large grub
bing machines have Ish-u attached to
the end of a hawser to give ull the
possible power.
Captain Hatch and Engineer Gwiuu
came up to thi city last evening and
remained hero until this afternoon
when they drove buck, taking some
supplies with them. Captain .Hatch
is of the opinio:: that tlie Corvallis
cannot be raised and that she will
have to remain where she is until the
water get low this summer when her
machiiiriy can be saved. The Corval
lis is valued at about -lMH). Site I
very clumsy, unmanageable and Is un
stable for work on tlie rapid currents
of tlie upper river. When her ma
chinery i removed what remain of
the old hull would lie of little vulue
and consequently of li'ltle loss to the
government. However, should the
river be deprived of a snag boat at this
time of ycur, when fieshets are likely
to occur casing obstruction in the
channel, navigation may tie greatly
returded.
i uptaiii Hatch this morning tel
egraphed Captain Fisk nf Portland,
w lio l as coutrd of ad governmeut Im
provement work in tins district, stal
ing the condition in which the Cor
vallis now is und asked for
further order. Captain Fisk
replied at - o'clock litis after
noon t tint he would come up un to
morrow uflernooii's train and view the
situation la-lore Issuing orders to
abandon tlie boat.
Three Keversals.
Pally Oiianl March 17.
The supreme court yesterday re
versed three cuses from this county a
follows:
Lemuel A Claik, respondent, vs 11
lluiuly el al, appellants; npcai from
Lane "county. Judgment of the lower
con it reversed and a new trial ordered.
Opinion by Wolvertou, J.
W J Clark, respondent, v H lluiidy
et ul, appellants; upiH-al from Lane
county, ltevt-rsed and a new trial
ordered. Tills is an action to recover
possession of the undivided one-half of
the same premises In controversy In
Lemuel A Clark vs II lluudyelal,
tlie above case. Tlie facts of the two
cases are Identical and the same order
will lie here made.
llarrishurg Lumls?r Company, ap
pellant, v C W Washburn et al, re
spondents; apical from Lane county.
Judgment of the lower court reversed.
Opinion by Moore. J.
Slightly Inpkki.mtk. Perhaps
about the hardest thing a person ever
had to do was to pay hi tuxes. The
Int'lcucies of the tax collecior' oflice
are hard to understand for some peo
ple, and the queries from many people
who call at the olllcc, and the in
definite letters of Inquiry often re
ceived from those who reside at a dis
tance, are very puzzling to the collec
tor and seldom can be explained sat
Istactorily to the taxpayers. A good
illustration of examples of tliis sort Is
found lu the case of a young lady over
at Floience who wrote to the collector
asking whut tlie taxes on hel lot
were. The collector replied by ask
ing for a desciiptiou ot the lots so Hint
he could Und them on the assessment
loll. The young lady wrote again,
saying thai she "did not know where
her lots were and mat sue nun hskcu
pnpa und he did not know." A gen
tleman in the East wrote to learn the
amount of tuxes on land which he
owned lu this county. The collector
wrote for a description of tlie prop
erty and the man replied, saying tlml
if the matter had not yet been solved
to ask Joel Ware ubout It. Another
man, who wanted lo know the amount
of his tax, asked the collector to st ud
him the lax roll.
Planting an Okchakp. The
Misses Jessie, Margaret and In a Ale-
Clung, daughters of Hon J H Mc
Clung of tills city, ure planting about
US acres of their 100 acre tract, which
lies ubout two and a half miles from
this city on the Irving road, to fruil.
They have already planted 1475 prune
tree and expect to set out ubout 1:100
apple tree this spring. Ot tlie pi lines,
lout) are Italians and the bulunce
lile. They will plunt three vario
lic of winter apples, consisting of
about 1200 tiees, and 100 tree of Grnv
nstellis, a fall apple. Miss Jessie
McClung Is ninnager of I he oicliiird,
her sisters having been absent ill bun
Frunclsco during the winter.
ItlcYCLB Paka dk. Some of the lo
cal wheel men are talking of bicycle
paiade to be given some evening dur
ing early spring. Ine piun is io get
every cyclist in Eugene and vicinity,
i...i. I...I., mnl tpi.iit Iciinin. tuie tier
IJWYII IW.T ' f'
and parade all the principal street of
the town, illuminating m- nwiun
witli lantern und torches. Such a
,.uru.l.. u..iil.l without doubt be Verv
Interesting and would Ihj the means of
bringing together a large iiumoeroi
bicvele riders.
pailT Guard, March 17.
Vkky Low. Mr Chapman, wife of
President C H Chapman of the un ver
sity, has U-eu very low today and tlie
chances are greatly against her re
covcry. She bad a bed sinking spell
litis iii'irtiiug from which slie had
partly rallied, though her condition is
not Improved since yesterday.
a-
To Sl'OKANK. Albany Democrat of
r i..i" "lr Aim Klein left vester-
day neon for Spokane, Wash, to make
.rruMiiii.nt for the removal of Klein
A Duliurille's business to that city lu
tlie near hituie. " r rvieiu wu. ior
merly in the boot and shoe business in
this city.
Dally Guard, March K.
Nkw Okhcucs. -The Junior Y P H
C K of the U It church yesterday
elected nllli-em as follow: Pre.ld. iil
Elm. Hendricks; vice president,
Audrey Close; secretary, Norma Heu
Uricks; treasurer, Fannie Zeigler.
TUESDAY, MAIU 11 17.
A warm pleasant day.
Prof Chrislol is now al Salem.
Salem Is to have an Elk's l due.
Justice's court Is quiet these day.
Willamette street is in Hue loudi
tioti. Scott Chrlsmati was In Eugene to
day. Mayor Oglesby, of Junction City,
is in Eugene.
John Tail, of I nswcll, was in the
county seal today.
Frank Wallace arrived here Sunday
Iroui Woodward, Iowa.
C M Hill, mutiagcr of ltclUuap
Springs, is in Eugene.
Postmaster J P Curriu, of Cottage
Grove, gave us a vl-di today.
Fred Mulkey will uddn-ss the Fuir
mount republican cluo Hit evening.
The thermometer registered 70 de
grees in lite shade tin al!criiio:i at 3
o'clock.
Not many green necktie or ribbons
were visible today.
Ucgular quarterly Inspection of C
Company, UN G, will occur March
.,-
The Douglas county circuit court is
In session ul llosci tirg. The docket is
a small one.
Joe ltuum, who has been attending
tie Unfit, It-It for hi home in Port
ami thU morning.
Shcrill Cat heart of Douglas county
passed through on the. afternoon train
euroule to Portland.
It is claimed by the dispatches that
John G Carlisle is the administration
candidate for president.
Tlie Gypsy left down the river this
morning 1th u small load of freight
and several passengers.
A Hue In A V Peters' residence
burned out this morning and for a
lime made a very hoi lire.
E M Corbu 1 dangerously ill witli
congestion of tlie lungs. He I
slightly better this Afternoon.
Xo assembly wu held al tlie univer
sity yesterday and today owing to tlie
sickness of the presideul' wife.
The funeral of lite late Edwin Thtum
was In hi today and the reinulu in
terred in tlie 1 O O F cemetery.
Miss Lulu Matlock wa taken sud
denly worse Inst night with an attack
of pleurisy but i much oetlcr today.
The Ice t icuin social at the home of
the Misses Luckey Wednesday even
ing promise to bo a most eujiiyuhlo
ullair.
Mr H llrady has bi-eu employed a
teacher in the Dunn district jusl south
of town and begun her duties us such
yesleiday.
Attorney L liilyou went lo Uose
burg thl i tifiei noon to appear in some
cases hu hu in the Douglas county
circuit court.
Miss Arville lleaeh, of Fuirmount,
wcnl tu Cottage Grove this afternoon,
where sue will slop with the fumily of
L F Wooley.
A member of the W'eU-r Drumatio
Coinpuny which recciitly spen' u week
lu this city, wu uu arrival on the
aflernoou train.
The evening" paper is nlway care
fully read, especially III the homo cir
cle, and Is therefore nn excellent ad
vertising medium.
Misses Letty und Susie Smith re
turned today from Portland, whcie
they have been visiting wilh the fum
ily of Itcv G A liluir.
Tlie Astoria paper say that Clatsop
county will send a delegulioii to the
republican state convention instructed
lu favor of the free coinage of silver.
Miss Mabel Powell, of Astoria, who
has been attending the university, left
for home this morning In answer to a
telegram staling that her mother wa
quite ill.
Miss Cella Goldsmith I expected lo
return to Orcgi.il City on the flyer Sat
unlav. and next Monday the Misses
Goldsmith will open up their millinery
store lu Oregon City.
The Ashland Keeord snys Congr. ss
man Hermann is to Join tlie Elk
lodge nt Jtnseburg when he returns
from Washington and a special tiain
of Elks will go from Porllund to at
tend the ceremonies.
The Dulles T-M of M induy has this:
Mr and Mrs Kobert Johnston were
passengers on the Jtegulatur till morn
ing, returning to their homo In Eu
gene. They had la-en visiting Mrs
Johnston's children In Crook county.
Heferee A (! Woodcock went to Cor
vallis this morning, where he will take
some additional testimony lu die
mu :h talked of and over litigated O P
case. This Is an additional reference
and our Irleud Woodcock will gel an
udditionul fee.
Oregonian: At the democratic
county convention nt Astoria, feialur-
day, Dr Alfred Kinney, one memlieror
tlie resolutions committee, rt-rused lo
sign the free-coinage resolution. On
lite vote for chairman, Dr Kinney had
received 13 votes to his opponent'
So there must be some sound-money
democrats In Clutsop, uftcr all. One
of the free-silver speeches was made by
(Jeorge Xolund, a luwyer of stute rep
utatiou.
12.12 School Ciiii.dkln. School
l.'lerk (leo F Cruw hu Just completed
tlie enumeration ol those entitled lo
draw school money in district Xo. 4
Eugene. Jtis a marvel or neutues,
lieing type-written und complete in
every detail. In the district there lire
U01 mule and :tl fetnules; total
between ages of 4 and U0. I hi Is uu
Increase of 12 over tlie proceeding year.
OithiNANcK of IlAPTIsM. Late
yesterday afternoon Itisliop J S Mills
uf i lie U l! church administered the
orilitni' of baptism lo eight person.
t ive vine sprinkled, the service luiig
i rfortned at Hie church on Ferry
w ... . , . .
reel, and three were immersen, in
service Is'ing erformeil in the race at
the foot of Sixth street.
Pailr Uuard. March 17.
I'm inn r Movi- mknts. Gen T Hall
A Son are IomIIiik a car of potatoes for
Iteddlnir. California: a ct.r loud of
amHr wliieh came in on the bout ye-
lerdsv is beliiir louded for Omul's
Ps, and the Eugene Mill A Elevator
Company has ordered a cur w hich will
tie loaded with Hour.
A train load of Is-ef cattle will Is
shipped from this wet Ion to Min new
ta about the first of June.
(' K N I'KU SCHOOL hTIHKlL.
1' roll it lib ItcsiiK of Trouble lu tlie
liistilt't, ns Hie Kirn Was
liicmllury.
The Central school building, located
near It It Hayes' place in Spemvr
precinct, nboiii 12 mile west of this
city, was burned to the ground ul II p
m Sumhiv night. The tire was with
out doubt Incendiary.
For some time past there ha been a
disagreeiuetil in the Central school
diitrict over t hu locution of the school
house und troiinle has arisen several
limes from this cause. One liictloi.
objected to the locution of the school,
which Is not on a public road, and
desired to erect a new building. Tlie
other faction opposed levying a lux lo
secure money to erect a new building
and it seems ha been able lo curry
the day niiMl tlie lire of Sunday night,
which will ncccsilnte tlie building of
u lieW school bouse.
J L Furnish had been employed as
teacher, und school was to have com-
meiiisd yesterday morning, tint will
now la postponed until a new build
ing call If erected. The new building
will l'.' located on a public road. The
building burned was valued at f2on.
. . . aw - - '
Mrs. Cooper Head.
Pally (luard, March 17.
Mrs Martini Wynne Cooper, aged (IS
years, 4 mouths and It) days, died
suddenly of heart failure nt tlie home
of her daughter, Mr J M Thompson,
on Sixth und Lincoln streets, at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Deceased was born In Virginia No-
vends r I, I-CJ7. In 184! she wu mar
lied to I it-o M Cooper. They enme to
Oregon in 1MIU, being among the early
settlers of thiscounty. Mr Cooier was
a very promiueiitaud well known man.
If .. .V....I ......!... UW.
il.ainaiu isiuiii'ii rHiiciiiwi
from cancer ot the face.
Mrs Cooper leave but one child,
Mrs. J. M. Thompson, a widow
ladv of this city. Hur death was un
expected, as she hits been apimrenlly as
well as usual up lo today. I lie tuucrni
has not yet been arranged for.
Marrikd. Sunday Oregonian: "At
," o'clock Tuesday evening, at the Uni
tarian church In this city, the pastor,
Kcv E M Wilbur, solemnized the
mai rings of Miss bertha lllsir, of Eu
gene, to Mr Geo L linker, of this cit.V.
.Mr linker wu attended by Mr John r
Logan as best man, and the bride's
maid or honor was Mis Georgia M
Welch. The bride looked well In a
dark blue IravelliK suit. She carried
a largo bouquet nf violets. After the
ccicmony the bridal party was driven
to the Imperial hotel, ami later repair
ed to ltaiim A ltruiidc' win re an elab
orate wedding feast was served. Mr
tleoL linker is well known in tins
city, und by Ills courteous and nffuble
treatment to nil uu won nosis oi
friends, who wish him a life-long hap
piness. Mr and Mrs lluker will lie al
home to their friend after Monday,
March 1(1, nt the north West corner of
Twelfth uud College, streets."
Gknkrolh Prkaciikk. I lev
Mill nf I tllumook, who liusjust closed
two week s scries of meetings al
Thurston bus shown a very generous
spirit to the people of that place. Mr
AI III ctiinti lo tin section 10 nuy jer
sey cuttle for a creamery and while at
Thurston learned (hut the people at
Unit pluce were without a regularly
appointed pastor. He Immediately
tendered his services for a short lime
hut was told that the iieople coulJ not
all'ord to hire him. Nor daunted by
lids, he procured the use of the church
building, hired a lanllor, at nis own
exM'itse, to cure for It and held a two
weeks' service with good results, and
when he hud finished gave the con
gregation 120 I ll osh to "boost them
along." Mr Mills Is said to be quite
weulthy.
Pally Uuard, March 17.
ADVANCKMKNT t'LUll. The Ad
vancement Club met as usual at
Mount's hull last eveulug. There be
ing uu regular program llio tax ques
tion wns tukeu up and Informally
discussed. Tlie subject was handled
from IkiIIi local and nationul points of
view and proved quite Inteiesting. A
molion was carried to Invite Judge
(leo 11 Williams, of Portland, to de
liver his lecture ou "Invisible Forces"
before the club at some early date. A
motion was also carried to Invite Prof
Friedel of the university to give an
exposition of the X rays nt tlie next
regular meeting, as rrer rrieueiis
now nut of town he has not yet ac
cepted the Invitation.
Co.MI'KTlTlVK Frkioht Linb. The
O H A N Co still ha the matter of de
livering freight at this city at all sea
sons or the, year under advisement,
and now ihut it hits a fully equipiied
reporting stnt ion here It is quite likely
that they will carry out the plnu. The
company will convey irelght by
steamer us lur as possible on ine river
during low stages uf water and will
ihufi send It the remuiuder of the tils
tancn by team. If lids plan Is carried
out It will alturd a more uniform sys
tem and will secure a cheater rate than
the private shipper can himself ob
tain. 'The OH N Co Is making a
strong effort lo give Eugene a compet
itive freight service.
Track Nkwh. Severul more horses
will arrive here next week and be set
lo work ou tlie Harris track. Among
them ure tho twins, hay (lilies 4 year
old. owned by 11 Jl Miller; Clalawa,
2:27, three-quarter brother to Itonnvr
2:IK, owned by It It hecley, or Coos
county; Monk II, a Wilkes horse,
about 2::io, owned by n r i ass, or
Urunt Pass, and a 2-year-old filly,
owned by Mr Miller.
Pally Uuard, March 17.
Tin: Adjcmtkk Herb. Jas Howlet,
representing tlie Home Mutual Iusur
auce Company, arrived here today,
uud thi afternoon drove out to Duo
hum A Co' distillery to adjust the loss
ou (lie building destroyed by fire. Tlie
building and contents were valued at
tHOil, tlie content being Insured for
tl2o. The warehouse contained be
tween UX) and 27.) gallons of brandy
when burned.
Theatrical. Three troupea are
now dated for the opera house In this
city. 'They are the Murry and Mack
Cfi'uiedy Company which will Isa here
Msreh.'tU; The Oraee Plnlsted Musical
Cornell v Company, which will lie here
April ioth and litis ami Morrison's
"Kuusi" which will he presented on
the evening of April H,
; REGULATOR
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
Is Simmons Liver R eculator don't
f -jrffi't to tike it. 1 he L ivcr get, sluggish
duriiie the V inter, just like all nature,
an J tlie system beauties choked up by
the ;ucutruil.iU-J w.iste, which bringi on
Mal.irl.t. I ever utiJ A;ue and Rheuma
tism. You want ti wake up your Liver
now, but be. sure you tike SIMMONS
1.IVT.H Ul-GULArow to do It. It also
regulates, tlie Liver keeps It properly at
work, when your system will be free from
poison anJ the vh L" body Invigorated.
You get Till: lll'.ST 1ILOOD when
your system is In A I condition, and that
will only re when the Liver Is kept active.
Try a Llv:r Kemedy once and note the
diilcrciue. But tike only SIMMONS
L-IV1R REGULATOR It is SIMMONS
Liver Regulator which makes the
difference. Take it in powder or In liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
powJer; but takeSlMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR. You'll find the RED Z on every
p?cknge. Look for It.
J. 11. Zcllla Co-, Philadelphia, Pa,
Call for Democratic Couventloi.
A democratic convention for Lane
county, Oregon, Is hereby called to
meet at the court house In Eugene the
7lUtlay of April 1S90, at 10 o'clock a
ni. Paid convention Is called for the
purpose of electing 12 delegates to the
State Democratic Convention which
convenes at Portland April 8th, 1800,
and also to nominate a ticket to be
voted for at the election to be beld
June next and (o transact any other
business properly coming before the
convention. Democratic voters of the
various precincts In the county are ad
vised to hold their election for del
egates to said convention Saturday,
March 21st, lH'M, at 1 o'clock p m.
The several precincts of the county
are entitled to representation la the
convention as follows, to-wit:
North Eugene No 1 8
North Eugene No 2 8
North Eugene No 3 1
South Eugene No 1 8
South Eugene No 2 8
South Eugene No 3 1
Willamette - 8
Pprlngflcld 8
Irving 3
Thurston 1
Creswell 4
West Cottnge Grove 8
East Cottnge Grove 8
Pleasant Hill 3
Goshen 1
Hlchardsou 8
Camp Creek 1
Mohawk 1
Spencer 8
Coyote 1
Long Tom 8
Gate Creek 1
McKenzle 1
Mabel 1
Chesher 1
Fall Creek 1
Glentena 1
Middle Fork 1
South Junction 2
North Junction 8
Florence 2
Bluslaw . m. . 1
Lost Valley , 1
Hermann 1
Elmlra . 1
Walton 1
Mound 1
Total 69
All voteis who favor taxing luxuries
higher than the necessaries of
life and favor the lowest tax possible
for the eflluleut administration of gov.
eminent both Kate and county and
paymeut of constitutional salaries
only to all state and county officers
aud abolition of all useless offices are
earnestly requested to participate In
the election of delegates to the conven
Hon
J. P. Ramsey,
Chairman Central Com.
F C Mattehon,
Sec.
Circuit Court Case. A case en
titled Susan Lowell, plaintiff, versus
Samuel E Ilristow and Susan Itris
tow, his wife, defendants, has been
tiled In the circuit court. The com
plaint prays for relief In the sum of
$.100, principal on a note, $54 Interest
aud $10 attorney's fees.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Qold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DEL
CREAM
RARING
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
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