- J " " -
a.
y ANP COUNT V.
twin, wtw-
V,.it uttorney-it-luw.
t, . udder, spray nd lrl
'"' F L Ciiamiikrs.
v to 1'"'" " r"l"M K,,m,lre "f
Wall""
4 w Iliddlo tuny bo found at
L.ceoii 0"ve mi. Mweuii
lUixtti streets, one block west
'Minnesota i,"tvl Hu J,re
ydv(lldoiitul work In the best
Lir farden seed orders to F L
i i t j hi of Imlk uurden seed
. 5 "
l,..,. nn.in,i itrti-.ii
,4 of Kugene. in Not' vally;
,nrivd; K"d ""; K", w
rU'"". price flOO, easy terms;
.liiiiiit f'r cash. Address
Honour, kiowii, vrfiiiiriiuu.
trrnis for Sale.
I now thirty flue furnis in t he
" ii ... r... ..I.. 'I'l,..-..
Ittte Villi iit-w
irluile every variety in sixe auu
tur description acnircea
J (iKO. M. Ml LI.KH,
Wilkin- ItliM'k. Eugene, Or.
I Jr garden UhiIh ut reduced
kN!,ul
r AJ l IIA.KUt.llK.
For nle.
r,s i.f liind, Kod range; lO
If cattle; plenty of wood and
Will take part pay in liind In
-tie valley. Address.
SI. IS. STONE,
Paulina. Crook Co, Or.
WASTED.
tingou (rapt Hoot.
ns Oregon Grupe root wanted;
highest market price for same
r hiri-e or kiiiiiII uuantitles.
jlurmiitioii nit to preparing for
ele., I IUU l re ui store.
S. II. Friendly.
ullc Nominating' Convention.
it is hereby given that lha deui-
If the Eugene precincts will
the court house Thursday
, Murcli ltk, 1890, at 7:30
fur tlie purpose of placing In
iiiiui dclcgat) s to be voted for
primaries next Saturday after
jr democrat In the four Eugene
its In invited to take part in the
gs.
J. P. Ramsey,
Mattesox, Cbuirruau.
Secretary.
r C'liUi-h Syrup cuies Coughs
1ml Consumption. Mrs. Cat a
Hack of Le Iioy, N. Y., sayB: "I
je bottle of Parks' Cough Kyrup.
f like mnrjtc. Stopped my
und am (K-rfcdly well now."
A. KKi.wrox.
I fall
fall of 1 8113 a son of Mr T A
nil, u prominent niercliant of
Oak, Sutter county, Cal., wbh
frith it very heavy cold. The
his chest were so severe that
spasms and was threatened
pneumonia. 111m fiit her gave
is large doses of Cliainberlain's
i ' K-medy which broke up the
i and ciirf (I him. Mr McFurlaud
beuever his children have croup
invariably gives tliem Chamber
j's Cough Remedy and it always
res them, lie considers It the best
ugh remedy m the market. For
le by Oaburn & Delano.
Bnrkleii'8 A mica Salve.
The Best Salvo in the world for
' Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
i, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
i Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
ous, and positively cures Piles,
jay required. It Is guaranteed
I 1torfect satisfaction or money
ed. Price 25 cents per boi.
le by Henderson & Linn.
Sbr u tick, we gave her Casto.V
iiiui ClillJ, lite critxt for Cantoris.
Sr bwme Mlu, h clung to CfirtorU.
in hl Cbildren,t)ie gsvelliem Outoria.
w la Cure Khrumillim.
o, Coos Co, Oregou. Nov. 10,
fwlsh to Inform you of the
d Chatutterlain's Pain Balm
pne in v wife. She has been
td with rheumatism of the arms
ikIi for six months, and has
Jiisny remedies precribed for
tmiplaint but found no relief
he iishiI this Pain Balm; one
f which lias completely curert
inKe pleasure in recommenn
or thai trouble. Yours truly, C
I.OHIi. hO Rent and Si. 00 bottles
k by Usburn & DeLano.
tain Sv eeney U. 8. A., San Dl-
.!.. savs: "Hhilo's Catarrh
jy is the first medicine I have
found that would do me any
f Price 60c. Henderson A
"OiailidiK In l.ane lounlf.
1 UregoDlaa today has this dis-
kne, Or., March 18. A number
imMtits wlio were not successful in
'Hurts to control the recent conn-
ivemiou of tlieir party are now
1 their disappointment and are
I'tuiic to start a movement to
Y the work of the convention
" call a new convention and
'e a new ticket throuuhout.
' fi'Kent uoinlners,hnwever,and the
T 01 toe party they represent, do
r- kindly to any iuch proposi-
spin in tlie psrty is not
l" heal ever.
lids Wasted.
' Is hereby given that bids will
ceived by tlie connnissioners
fr the running of Hendricks'
n th M,-ICnlfl rlv.r T.i
.vi Oregon, for one year
1 April 15, 1SMJ. Suo
bidder will be required
JMi tonds. lUds will be opened
r" day .,f the April term. ll'l. at
is res..r-ed to rvject'any and all
y order of County Court.
u iti i iwtf B ltlirfl 'I'l...
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13
E M Corbus is Improving.
O P Hoir, of Irving, U in the city.
Mrs Chapman Is lumroviii-; toduv.
J L Chaw viitUed Salem yexlcrday.
Miss Relle Ward went to Halxey to
day. Frank Taylor of Hermann Is in the
city.
Prof. Frledel Is home from Port
land Jas F Koblnsou returned from Port
land today.
For axle g.ease and oil go to Preston
A Mule's.
Attorney Woodcock lias returned
Irimi Corvsllis.
J X Veatcli, populist candidate for
sheriir, is in the city.
W L Rrldtow, of Pleasant Hill was
in Eugene last evening.
Miss Itlunch Kmlth was a piiHSi-ner
to Kosehurg tills afternoon.
Wiien you want a whip go in Pres.
ton & Hale.
C D Sanders and J M Keetiey, of
Jaser, were in town today.
I Newton Greene, of Caup Creek,
has returned from Portland.
t'apt W II Meon has returned from
a trip to Poitland mid Vancouver.
"Unele Kam" Holloway I msking a
neut fence at his home on Uth street.
(iet your curry eoinlis and bruHlus
at Preiion 4 I I'tlc'H.
Mrs W ynti mid Mr Eikin ciune
d .w n from CottuKe (ir.iv.. tlii.i morn,
lug.
Mr und Mm J p Cliehei- und Ed
II' lug drove Uifriuii Sodiiville yivler
day. Thl lovely summer wentlier litm
caused eople to talk of the moot. tains
and M's coiihI,
County Surveyor C M Collier lias
been appointed a notary public by
Governor Lord.
Superintendent Paine of the state
Insane asylum at Salem, sienl lust
night In Eugene.
Mrs 8 8 Sigel came up from Port
land today and will visit with rela
tives In this city.
Salem Journal: Mla Ethel Frizzed
went to Eugene this morning for a
visit with friends.
A serenading party made tilings
lively for a while last night lu tlie
astern part of town.
State Superintendent of Public In
truction (i M Irwin and wife returned
home to Salem today.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J M
Williams went to Cottage Grove this
afternoon on legal business.
Mrs J M Hendrlckson. of Albany,
formerly Mrs Fronk, rf this city, Is
visiting frieuds here for a few days.
It Is now thought that about sixty
horses will be quartered at tlie tracks
near this city at the beginning of the
racing season.
Tuesday's 8alem Pot: Dr D A
Paine was a business visitor today at
Junction City, and will probably visit
Eugene before returning.
Mrs N K Frazer leaves tomorrow
morning on tlie early train for Chicago
for a month's visit. She goes via
the Canadian Pacific route.
Cat fights are numerous these bright
moonlight nights. A nu ruber of shot
guns have ieen primed and loaded
and war is likely to break out at any
time.
Attorney George B Dorris has rented
the suite of rooms in the Harris block
over Wood's grocery store and moved
his office Into tlie snme tills after
noon. Section Foreman James Knight
came down fiom Comstock tins morn
ing and made Irving a short visit to
day. He has about recovered from his
sickness.
MrsJE P Withers returned today
from Cottage Grove, where she has
been at the bedside of her daughter,
Mrs Jsmes Hawley, who has beon
quite ill.
The Guard pays no attention to
anenymous communications. The
writer must always give his true name
not for publication, but for our own
satisfaction.
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu
rify your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your bowels and makes your
bend as clear as a bell. 25c, 50c, and
11.00. Henderson & Linn.
Black Alder and Fiee Coinage, two
ruuning horses, owned by Attorney
Cardwell of Roseburg, are expected te
arrive here this evening overland
and will be placed in training for the
spring races.
Dr W Kuykendall returned today
trom Haleiu, where lie has been to de
liver his weekly lecture on gynecology
before the medical department of Wil
lamette University.
SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, Is In great demand.
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only 25c. Children love it. Sold by
Henderson s liuq.
t'antaln Fisk. of Portlaud. who has
charge uf the government improve
ment worK 111 line aisirici, arriveu on
the 2:04 train aud drove down the
river 1 1lls afternoon to ascertain the
condition of the snag boat.
Additional news In the building
line is that William 8mlth will erect
a handsome two-story dwelling on
East Eleventh street, and Louis Potter
will also build on his property in the
eastern part ot tlie city.
A cup of Pnrks Tea at night moves
the bowels In the morning without
pain or discomfort. It Is a great
health giver and blood purifier. Sold
by A. YKKiNOToS.
The Fairmount republican club was
sddressed last night by Fred Mulkey.
Mr Mulkev was accompanied to rair
mount by C A Eastland. The at
tendance was light but the address was
very Interesting.
There is a community In Clackamas
county composed of people who are
y i . i. n.i. ......... r i i.u
called iiaisiounes. mo mim .u
r.uiMiior of tlie society is RaUtou and
that of the society is the Rsli-ton
Health club, which claims that by
proper attention to the laws of health
one can live an years.
i'pr.blm hut received another
consignment of (he famous light and
. i. t'u.,Mnni mu lile. or-
oara nuwuu, , v.....-..., ... .
,i..i fr.... Hi KuhL some time since.
He also received the marble for a large
nioiuimeut to ie erected over the grave
of Charles Drain, at Drain, uregou
The Amerleau Beauty owes her pres
Hire more to a clear complexion than
In .nu nlliur KttlllHlte. A CUD f
w 1- ...... .....
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos
sess this. It clears the skin and re
move pimples and that sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Tea Is used bv thous
ands of ladles for the complexion.
Without being a cathartic it cures ton-
jpation. Sold by A. YikiSoto.n.
THUKSDAY, MARCH 10. I
Dr. Finley, denllst.rooui 3.1)uuu blk
A little rain la-t night and Ih is after- !
noon. J
1 Moll returned to Irving this
morning.
Capt. Fisk returned to Portland this
morning.
Attorney N V. Markley wei-t to liar
nsimrg today.
Mrs J M Heiidrickson returned
home to Albany today,
Attorney H T Condon npent last
night at Pleasunt Hill.
If you are "out of sight" see Dr
Lowe aUiut your eyes.
Dr A Sharpies came down from his
prune rucch this morning.
If you want a good saddle or harness
see Preston & Hale's.
Jake Kurt sell U confined to liis room
witli an attack of poison ouk.
Attorney H D Norton was a passen
ger lo Albany this morning.
Fred Kliises, of. the state reform
si-hool at Salem, ism the city.
Get harness oil of Preston & Hale
and oil your harness.
Miss Carol Johnson returned tills
morning from a visit to Creswell.
Th -ee freight cars wsre taken out by
the Roseburg local this afternoon.
Attorney Sleeves, of Portland, has
been stn rendered by bis bondsmen.
There Is talk of organizing a county
base ball 1 iiL'iie for tlie coming seasoii.
Col B F Alley und family will arrive
here on Saturday night's Florence
stage.
Democratic primaries Saturday;
republican primaries olio week fioni
Saturday.
The Broad-Axe piuts another pur
orted list of members of the A P A
lodge, today.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Wil
liams returned from Cottage Grove
this morning.
F J Bachelder and Walt Jackson,
two well known drummers, ienl last
night in Eugeuu.
Mrs Chapman continues to improve
and the chances for her recovery are
now very good.
Miss Fannie L Hayes, of llarrisburg,
is now a nurse in Good Samaritan
hospital, Portland.
Daniel Test is reported to be serious
ly ill with typhoid pneumonia fever at
his home in Portland.
Several teams and road scrapers were
taken to Meriau's park early this
morning to work on the race truck.
Dr. Finley. dentist, room 3, Dunn blk.
Dr Lowe desires no better advertise
ment than to have you read the news
through Ids glasses.
Miss Martha Medley, who lias been
visiting at Cottaue Grove for some
time, returned to Eugene today.
Mrs L L Wnodmansie of Portland,
and Miss Edith Frizzed o( Salem, are
visiting Mrs E B McElroy of this city.
Hon II B Miller addre-sed the Jack
sonville republicans last evening. He
is reported as favoring the gold stand
ard. Gut a "fit" by calling on Dr Lowe.
His glasses look well.
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston of the
Minnesota hotel, arrived last night
from a visit of several weeks in I rook
county.
A new case of diphtheria Is reported
at Coburg In the family of Frank
Skinner. Tlie other cases are all im
proving. C M Hill, managtr of Belknap
Springs, who has been spending a few
navs in Eugene on business, left for
home this morning on the McKenzie
stage.
Superintendent Paine of the state
Insane as luin returned to Salem to
day. While In this city he purchased
a ladies' Crawford bicycle.
One Minute Cough Cure touches
the right spot. It also touches the
right time if you take It when you
have a rough or cold. See the point?
Theu don't cough.
OSUtlKN & DELANO.
xr..i......i....i. T).,..i..,. ri..i...ii..
ITTUnrauilJ I. ivrat uuin A laiuuroioi ,
f. Hill-ail ..I Vlli,una a uninilnjuil af-
" -'"J "i " '"avi r
tornev of thatcii v. is a iruest at the
Van Houten while a counsellor before
the circuit court.
r'.t.int.. lif.L.a VUL- an. I fni. in In-
.VIU II 1 J VUUgg M IDW U I V. IIIIHflllT-
siener Perkins returned from Lemati
Hits morning, commissioner isinson
who was not feeling well, came ou last
night's freight.
It not oiilv is so. it must be so. One
Mlnnt (Yiih'Ii Cure acta ouickiv. and
that's what makes It go.
II...U..I . ,il Vll,..l Tlww.iiiiu.it mil
Hum II in .iiiivi i.. i.. .. -
are attending Stanford University, are
expecieii 10 arrive nere on me wvci
land train tomorrow morning to at
tend tlie funeral of their grandmother,
the lute Mrs Cooper.
Elmer Gray went to Albany this
..wirnlna. u'lifira lia will visit, for a few
days, then lie goes to Portland to
spend a couple oi nays, ana iroin mere
lie goes to iiiiKer uyio worn on v.oi
Alley's proposed new pser.
Don't nvite disappo intnient by ex-
oerinientinir. Depend upon One Min-
r "
ute Cough Cure and you have Imme
diate relief. II cures croup. 1 he only
harmless remedy that produces imme
diate results.
OSHURN & DKIjANO.
a ........ t t,li .kt'Arirrikwn shiti-sided
woman In Portland has been arrested
fj.t Hf .iil n a Imp iionr little husband.
There should be a stop put to this
husband beatiug and abuse of poor In
nocent men.
(Sen II Dorris has moved his law
ofilceto the Harris block, where lie
will be pleased to see old customers
and friends. Entrance first door north
of Saving's Bank.
J W Pierce, Republic, la, says: "I
have used One Minute Cough Cure In
my family and for myself, with re
sults so entirely latisfactory that I can
hardly fl ml words to expro-s myself as
to its merit. I will mver fail to re
oniniend it to others, on every occasion
that presents Itself."
OtiHt- KN ft DKLANO.
A. 1 1.. In no di hire us to pub
lish the foilnv.lt . (xirset Irom a letter
of Chan M Gutfeld, of 1 teed ley, rresiio
.1.1 ...II.. .1... ...... K.I u
to,, t tl., as lliey nuiiuie ioc iriiic.j
referred to and want their customers
to know what a splendid medicine it
is: "It Is with pleasure I tell you that
by one day's use of Chamlierlain's
Cough remedy I was relieved of a very
severe cold. Mv head was completely
l w l.l .I.u.n .(
ttnptsM' up aim i mum n"i i--if
ulk-ht. I can recommend this remedy.'
A cold nearly always starts In the
head and afterwards extends to the
thront and lungs Hy using this rem
elv freelv B soon U the cold lias been
contracted It will ur. the cold at ome
ud prevent It being extended to the
lung.
(OLI.IKK PKOPEUTY ITRtiUSF.H.
The I', of 0. Ssreres a Valuable Ac
quisition to Its Territory, and
Mill Have a Udie,'
Dormitory.
t)tij liuitd, M.rvh is.
Willie b session in the rooms of
Secretary Walton this morning, the
executive committee of tlie board of
regents of tlio University of Oregon
closed ad.-al w hereby the state univer
sity Incomes the possessor of the Col
lier tract ot laud adjoiug the universi
ty campus on the south, together with
all its buildings and improvements.
Tlie consideration was $.'0ti0, which
was paid over to 1'rof Collier today.
I ii the purchase or this morning the
University of Oregon lias l?eii very
fortunate in securing a valuable aiiiul
sitiou to Its proerty at a very low
figure. The tract is a very choice one
and is conveniently located near the
university. It contains nine acrss of
ground, is well improved and as it
stands today hits cost Mr Collier HO,-
0UO.
Hie residence is a largo two-story
building, containing II rooms. It is
the purpose of the board to convert
this building Into a ladles' dormitory.
An addition will I built to it, and it
will be placed in readiness for occupa
tion by the beginning of next scliiail
year. Besides the dwelling there is a
good barn on the tract ami a number
of ornamental sad fruit trees. When
placed in readiness for occupancy It is
exK?c:ed thui tlie new dormitory will
accommodate tietween 30 aud 40 lady
students.
Professor George II Collier ha for
many ) ears ts-eu a resident of Eugene,
having been elected lo the chair of
chemistry and physic in the Univer
sily of Oregon on motion of Regent E
R Geary at the June meeting of the
board In 1S70. Prof Collier Is-gan his
duties that fall anil held the chair
continuously for a term of 10 years, up
to tlie fall of lSH'i. rie lived for a
liiimls-r of years at the corner of Fifth
and Lincoln streets, and theu pur
chased the property near the univer
sity, where be has since resided with
his family. During the winter
months Mr Collier has ssut a portion
of his time in California and recently
ennsumuted the purchase of a lemon
orchard near San Diego, where he will
remove with Ids family about the first
of May. In tlie removal of Prof Col
lier and his estimable family Eugene
will feel a great loss.
THE KKELEV INSTITUTE.
Years of Established ilerlt Note uf
Warning.
To tuk Pt'Hi.ic : As a matter of
justice to ourselves and to the reputa
tion of Dr Leslie E Keeley's Double
Chloride of Gold Remedies for the
cure of the liquor, opium, morphine
and tobacco diseuses.aud neurasthenia,
we warn tlie publiu i list these reme
dies are Used by no institution or
sanitarium in tlie United States, ex--s'pt
those established by our company
under the uniform uume f "The
Kkki.kv Institutk."
All others claiming to use Dr Keel
ey's remedies or formula1 are frauds
and impostors.
The Keelcy Institutes, In various
parts of tlie United States, now num
ber one bundled and fifteen, with five
in Euroe. where the Keelcy Treat
ment is administered, and the Keeley
Remedies sold. We, however, caution
all to examine well and know that
they are dealing with Genuine Rki'
kkkentatives, authorized by us,
is'fore taking treatment or purchasing
remedies.
The misleading establishment use
the name of "Bi Cliloride of Gold," or
similar titles. Tlie uewspaers often
tail to discriminate sufficiently to
know that they are imitators. This Is
a mutter of public welfare, und hence
this warning.
The Keeley Institute of Oregon is at
Salem.
Respectfully yours,
The Leslie E Keeley Co,
Dwight, III.
Ueal Estate Transactions.
Renorted d.lljr bjr the Kugene A butrset com
pany. Offlru lu Titus block opKiili Itollui.u
UuuH.
mUNTRY.
Theodore Einfeldt to John D Bur
nett w J of se 1 sec 10 tp 15s, r 4 w; con
fl50.
G W Shields & wife to L Lurch s e J
of a w sec 10 tp 21 a, r 2 w, 40 acres;
con f5U0.
Th.odore Einfeldt to John D Bur
nett a tract of land In seo 10 tp 15 s, r
4 west, 20 acres; con $1200.
James Taylor and wife to Joshua
and William Taylor n w J of n e sec
34 tp 18 s, r 1 west, 40 Rcres; con IJiO.
ito Vu Want le be st mMfr?
rriilwbly noil But it you do, try und net the
dyspepsia hy unwlte to-dlnx. Then you will
tiller insrtyrdniT with vunKii(s! Snme
ihmiiIo re marlyrs to thin rouiillnt from
chlldhmsl to the urave, iitfcrtus from sll lit
stlendant horrora o( heartburn, wind end pslu
In the alnniach, weary lumber end nlshtinsre,
caprii'loui i.llle. uauaee, blllloiisui-sa, lean
iifsa and aallowni'M. No ueceaitly for all Ihla.
The com plaint, obtlnate ai It fa, when the
ordinary ruuiediei are brought to bear on It, III
variably yield to the great tamachlr, llu'l' t
tei 'a Stomach lllttera, which reauiretrsniulliiy
lotheguila n slun and nenrpa, n-gulatea the
liver and bowela, bolh of which are dlnturbwl
by wenkiipaa nf l lie atomarh, and pnnnotca ap
rs'tlte and an lurri-ai eif lleah, That "loc.ln of
of tlie aoul," tlie dinner bell, when It sala
upiiii the ear, auKKi-ala no premontnona of dire
(iialmaafler a comfortable meal If you have
tried a course of tlie Hitters, which alao haniah
ea hllllniianesa, rhcutnattain, uervouant-as, ma
laria and kidney trouble.
Dally Guard March 19.
The Gvi-hv. The Gypsy arrived at
the warehouse at 12:30 tnis afternoon
with about 25 tons of freight, having
experienced but little difficulty in get
ting here, though the river Is still at
the five foot stsge. The boat left down
the river again this evening with a
a small load ot freight. She expects to
return here next Sunday.
Dally uuard, Jlaitta 18.
Cottaok Gkove. Cottage
Grove and Lemati have been warring
aliouta county road in that section
for two or three months. As a result
Judge Kiak and Commissioners Perkins
and Culllson went to these places tills
afternoon to look over the ground them
selves before determining the matter.
RUPTURE
rr'.cr.vjv KMeved
th ci:: ItiJiaiieatly
(CURED
k ' 4 VAITUn IT
wZQS' Kr.ifo or Operation
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From Tl.rcc to Six Weeks.
WRITE FOR TERMS
THE 0. E. MiLLER CO.
Orncrs: IK mi :-: :. yr.m Uaildlne,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
LOCAL 1 MM Kilt A HON IIOAltP.
The I'srlflc 'rtlinrsi Doard cf
1'tril.uid Uiiits su AnMI
liarylu ) mis Count!.
The following letter bus been re.
reived at this office from the Pacilic
Northwest Immigration Hoard of
Portland, t'rging the united efforts of
the peaiph of Lane county for tie
purpose of organising a local Immigia
lion board to woik I'l co os rutloti
with the Portland hoard:
Pohti.ano, Or., March P, ll.
ElUIDK Gl'AKO: I'.licloaed please
find copy of our clrcuhir We are verv
anxious to have it local board organ
ised in Lane county, and for the
purpose of laying the matter before
vonr citizens, with a view nf organ
izing such a iMiard, Mr II S Pit-ue of
this board will visit Kugene, Wednes
day, March 25th, and hopes fosse you
together with many of your citiena
at that time, for lhepurMse of talking
the matter over.
We would suggest that you have a
meeting of your board of trade or
prominent citizens, that Mr Pngue
may meet them In a bodv and lay the
matter ls-fore them. The organiza
tion of such aboard Is to the Interest
of your county as w ell as to us, and we
hoH that Mr Pague will meet a large
number of your citizens en Wednes
day evening.
We would also ask you to kindly
bring this matter before the public
through your valuable pajwr, and in
vite all citizens of Eugene si d vicin
ity to attend this meeting.
1 ours truly,
EC Mastks,
Hecretary Pacific Northwest immigra
tion Hoard.
The Pacitlo Northwest Immii:ra!ioii
Hoard has been established for the
purpose or tirlugliig to tlie t actile
Northwest such a class of producers as
shall tend to develop its resources and
Increase Its prosverlty, and to (list end
has, thus far, Ishii provided by the
citizens of Pmtland witli a fund of
$.'U),UK a lund which It is hoped to
largely increuse by coutrihuUoiis from
other sources.
The Uiard calm it have agents In
every county to attend to tlie locating
of se't tiers and this part of the work
must be done by the residents, ami lu
this end local organizations must Is
established In each county.
The Uuut Thief.
Pally Uuard, March It).
Today's Corvallls Gazette says: "A
Lane county boat thief, captured yes-
leruay near aiohit, oy iw muij enrrm
tikiptou, is lu Sherill Oshuru's custody.
pending the arrival or ine otiicers irom
Euuene. who will probably arrive to
day and take charge of the prisoner.
The prisoner's name is i ura ami ne
was arrested tiimn instructions received
bv Chief of Poliou Welle from Con
stable I' D Linton, nf Eugene. While
passing tlie city In the boat yesterday
morning, Turk was culled ashore by
Frank W illiamson, and admitted Is-lng
in j-,oHcssioii of the stolen proH'rty.
Chief Wells took charge of the boat,
but allowed Turk to escaixi Isvuuse lie
objected to'lielng arrested without a
warrant. Alter waiting an iiour or
two. Mr Wells notllled hlicrill' Ostium
ot tlie circumstances, and the latter
immediately sent his deputy, James
tSklpton, In search of the fleeing crimi
nal. When capture I, Turk was walk-
nir ranidly toward Aitmny, wnere ne
exHtc(ed lioarding the iiorthtMiuiid
train lor I'ortlauu. lu tlie nope oi
eluding tlie olllcers, he had clisnged
Ills clothes after leaving this city, ami
presented ail altogether diflereut ap
pearance when overtaken by the ilepu
ly sheriir than ho did when seen ly
Chief Wells Tin k was armed with a
revolver aud a knife, but tillered no
resistance when the ofilccr invited
him to return w ith him to Corvallls.
Tlie Lane county olllclals are highly
Pleased with Turk's airest, as lie is
supposed to have had a hand in sev
eral burglaries committed in and
around Eugene during tlie past few
months."
Countable Linton will bring tlie
man here tomorrow.
Knigbti of the Maccaben.
The State Commauder writes us
from Lincoln, Nebraska, as follows:
"After trying other medicines for
what seemed to be a very obstinate
cough in our two children we tried Dr.
King's New Discovery aud at the end
of two days the cough entirely left
them. We will not be without it here
after, as our experience proves that It
cures where all other remedies full."
Hlgaed, W. F. Kteveus, State Com.
Why not give this great medicine a
trial, as It la guaranteed and trial
bottles are free at Henderson ft Linn's
drugstore, ltegular size 50o and $1.
Annual IConductohh' Excursion.
The place for holding tlie annual
conductors' excursion this year lias
not vet been decided upon, ir tlie
same cheap rate that the H p company
granted the conductors lust year can
be obtulned again this year tlie excur
sion will be giveii on tills road; but If
the same rate cannot lie Had me ex
cursion will be given on some other
road. If It la given on this road, Eu
gene will make a strong effort to get
it here. Conductors who nave been
consulted about the mutter are favor
able to the town and Its location. For
a valley excursion Eugene Is centrally
located and is well fitted to entertain
all the people that can bo brought
here, ana no more suitable and coin
mod I us place can be found In tlie val
ley to accommodulo such a gathering
as Meriau's park.
Stats or Ohio, City or lobsso,)
l.l i as cui KTV. ) as.
Frank J clu-nev iii.akc.-s oath tlist he la the
aenlor puttier of the llrm of K J Cheney A Co,
dolus bualueaaln the I lly of Toledo, County
aud state alnreaaiu, ami mat asm iinu win mj
thvatnniif One Hundred Dollar for eai h and
ever, rnae of Caisrrh that raunol be cured by
the use of llalla Catarrh (ore.
rKASK J I IIKSRT
Sworn to ls-fore me and aob.erlls-d in my
prt-aeucu Ihla Ktb day ol Ktwinlicr, li.
AW Ol.KA"OS.
f'KAI.1 Notary 1'ublle.
Ilall aCatarrh Cure la taken Internal y and
. t fiirectlv on the bKssl and mm-oiia aurfaiai
of the ayate'ln. Send for l-tlitiotilsls, free.
r . 4. ..nr. .- i. a ihpiVi
Sold by brugglma, i.
Dally Uuard, March lu.
TlIK COKVAI.MH AHASPONKI).
After noting tlie condition In which
the government snug boat Corvallis
now i-, ('xpiiiiu Fisk ordered I lint she
be aiiuuilaiiied, as il ! impossible to
raise her. The Three Ulsters is still at
the scene of the wreck and the crew
will remove all the appaiatus from the
Corvallls that can 1st saved during the
present sta.e of water. Unless
knocked to pieces by drift wood the
machinery can be removed during the
low stage or water in me summer
season.
Dally duard, March is.
Awkhhinq Assessor Burton and
rknni. famllrlir. have com Dieted a
ruu k.t li.t nf lite assessable property
In this precinct and began the active
work ol assessing vouay.
ATIT-NTIOX DI.MOtlUT!.
IViiiorratlc Coonty t onveutliio Post
poned Till Ttiesilay,
April Ttli.
At tlio reipiu-t cf many democrats
from various portions of the county
the Lane county democratic county
convention is hereby postponed until
TftSHAV, AI'KII. 7.
It is recommended tlie precinct
primary conventions be held ou the
same date us bvforo appointed, viz:
Saturday, March 21st.
J. P. IUmsky,
Chairman De m. Co. Cent. Com.
F. C. Mattixix,
Sivrctary.
Obitmirv.
Peruietn Adams Itlightou was hern
in Calaraugus coiinlv, New York,
Feb. 4, Kill. lie departed this life
Friday, March 1.1, 1MKI, aged (ill years,
1 month and l days.
lH'censcd removed lo Wisconsin
from New York In early manhood and
was there united In marriage to Eliza
Malcolm Oslsiurne. From (here they
emigrated to Iowa as pioneers where
deccascil resided for thirty-five years
until ill health compelled Iiiui to seek
a clmiiL'e of climate. He came to
Kugene in issu where he bus since re
sided. IVcvucd had been a constant sutler
er for nearly two years until death
came to relieve the weary soul. He
was a kind husband, a good and ls
licvnlciil father, an honest ami upright
neighbor, a man beloved aud rcsjMcted
by all who knew him.
'ile was not a mcmlsr of any church
but Ids faith was more in accord with
the Cnlversalists.
lieceuseil was the father of eleven
children, nine of whom are left with
the wife to mourn his loss. Those
residing In Eugene are Hiram, iMrm
W.James hint Jennie Hllitliton, Mrs
Emily Kirkpairlck; Mrs OllaNye, of
Vancouver, Mrs Eliza Nelson, of? Gor
donsvllle, Minn, Mrs Mary Wardall
ami A M Itlightou, of Northwood,
Iowa.
The remains wer Interred In the
Masonic cemetery, Itev McAlisterof-
llclatlng.
A Friknd.
The Markets.
The market continues about the
same with but few changes. There Is
no action in the hop market and
practically ne prices nru Mug quoted.
Wheat bus sutl'ered a slight decline
ami Is now quoted at 55 cents free on
board the ears. There Is but Utile
demand for baled hay at 15.00 per
ton.
Cattle, hogs and mutton are quoted
as follows: H.eers, 2) cents ou fool;
rows, 2 cents on foot; veal, 4 cents
d i eased; pork, 3) cents dressed and 2
cents ou foot; luuttun; (2 to f 2. 50 per
head.
llueon Is quoted ne follows: Hhould-
ers, 5 cents; bams and sides, 7 cents.
Lard Is worth 01 cents In 10-pound
pails.
Potatoes continue tlie same, llur
banks being quoted at 20 cents and
l-.ariy J Cose at SO cents per bushel.
Onions coil 1 1 mis at I cunt per pound.
I lea lis, l j to . cents.
Eggs have continued on the down
ward scale and are now worth only 61
(vnia s-r dozen. Butter remains at 35
cents per roll.
Chickens are worth 12 60 lo 13.50 per
dozen; ducks, $.1 (o &l 50; geese 8 to 4)
cents jcr pound, and turkeys Uj cents
T pound.
Letter List.
Msr-h 10. 1800.
Cather, C W Qulnn. Stephen A
Cook, Sirs Marv Hoott, Mrs Julia
Kdmlston.MrsEiu Mcott.Mamuel U (2)
Madame, Jims Wilson, Will
loung, win.
A charge of one rent will he made on all
letters ifivcn nut Tenons calling for letlera
will please atale when advertised.
I J ISA'll, r at
Foot li A M. Houvknik. Portland
University has Issued a souvenir foot
ball pamphlet. The work Is dedicated
to tlie ftsitball teams of Oregon and
coutslns the photographs and records
of all the teams in tlie state. Tlie
record of the UofO team ae glveu in
this pamphlet contains an error which
does au injustice to the team, though
It Is perhaps a typographical emir
Tlie mistake Is In the game which was
played with Portland University. It
Is'iug credited to Pscifio University.
Tlie record of the U of O team for 1W5
should read as follows: U of O 42,
Corvallis 0: U of O 8. Halem 4; U of O
0, Portland University 4; U of O 0, 8a-
lem 0.
Corvallls Times: Another des
truction of his property by fire has
overtaken W S McFadden. A fine
barn on his farm near Junction, Lane
county, was burned to the ground In
Hie early hours or lost t rlday morning.
The farm Is occupied by Alex McFad
den, a brother of tlie Judge. The burn
was a comparatively new structure,
UNI feet 'ong, 70 feet wide, and cost
about fiioo. It was used for stock, and
fortunately contained only a few tons
of hay and a plow or two when the
conflagration ts-curred. The fire hap
pened between I and a o'clock in the
morning, aud is supposed lo have been
accidentally set by tramps. There was
no insurance on tlie uuiiutng or con
tents. Quick In etTcct, heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quickly cured Ly DeWltt's Witch
I Inzel Halve. Applied to burns, sculds,
old sores, it is maglcul In ellcct. Al
ways cures piles.
Osiiuk.v & DkLano.
Dally (iuard, March 19.
Catti.k for tiik Asylum. Geo.
Fisher has purchased 22 head of cattle
for tlie statu insane asylum at Sulem.
The cattle were purchased principally
in the vicinity of Junction. They
will lie shipped to Huletn on tomor
row's freight.
AX BILLY
-FOR
Fresh OREGON GROWN Garden
Seeds in Bulk.
4 lbs. very good onion sotts
Very 1'est onion setts, per lb
CotiilllUritnnrrii Court.
E J McCluaahan witness stab
vs Hey Buell 2 days 2 mile
allowed 1 mile 4 10
Joseph Stewart witness state vs
lley Hindi 2 days 0 miles 4 00
Pres "cl'herson witness statu vt
lley Buell 2 days 0 miles 4 60
Frank Ashley witness state vs
lley Buell 4 days 30 miles 11 00
Allsrt 11. ike witness state vs
lley Buull 4 days 8 miles 8 80
John Hake witness stste vs lley
Buell 4 days 0 miles 8 CO
Emma Hciitley witness state VI
lley Burll4days fill miles 11 00
E K Mc.Miehai'l witness state vs
Hey Buell 1 duy 2 miles al
lowed 1 milt) 2 10
M F HtafforU witness state vs
Hey Buell 1 day 22 miles 4 20
Wnrren Luckey witness state vs
lley Buell 2 days 1 mile 4 10
A Wheeler witness stale vs lley
Bin II 2 days 3 miles 4 30
Mrs Warren Luckey witness
state vs lley Buell 2 days 2
miles allowed 1 mile 4 10
Frank Sweet witness state vs
Geo Saunders it al 1 day 158
miles 17 80
John Harris witness state vs
Geo Saunders el al 1 day 158
miles 17 80
Frank Montgomery witness
state vs Geo Saunders et al 1
day ItU uilLs II 40
Mark Hadsell witness state vs
Geo Saunders et al 1 day 120
miles 14 60
M D Landis witness stste vs
Gen Saunders et al 1 day 104
miles 18 40
I.nuli Beau witness state vs
Geo Saunders et al 1 day 120
miles 14 00
Hans Hansen, witness, state vs
George Saunders et al, 1 day,
US miles 10 80
Harsr Workman, witness, state
vs George Saunders etal,l day,
15H miles 17 80
Kodger Allen, witness, state va
Geaige Suumlers et al, 1 day,
104 miles 18 40
Low Chrlstensen, witness, state
vs George Saunders et al.l day,
104 miles 18 40
Leonard Chrlstensen, witness,
state vs George Saunders el al,
1 day, 1U4 miles 18 40
Anderson Bund, witness, state
vs George Saunders etal.l day,
12S miles 14 80
W W Necly, witness, state va
George Sauudera et al, 1 day,
120 miles 14 00
Joseph 11 White, witness, state
vs George Sauuderset al, 1 day
158 miles 17 80
8 1 Seymour, witness, state va
George Saunders et al, 1 day,
158 miles 17 80
ChasS Smith, witness, state vt
George Saunders el al, 1 day,
158 miles 17 80
Geo Braiuard, witness, state va
George Saunders et al, 1 day
158 miles 17 80
James Frazure, witueas, state va
George Saunders et al, 1 day,
30 miles 6 00
Mrs AM Thurman, grand Jury
witness, 1 day, 52 miles 7 SO
.S P Sladtleli, grand Jury witness,
1 day, 2 miles, allowed 1 mile.. 2 10
T J lluasev grand Jury wituesa,
1 day. 322 miles 50 20
J C l'ldlllps, grand Jury witness,
1 (Isy, itiu miles 10 uu
Mrs James Frazure, grand Jury
witness, 3 days, 30 miles 6 60
KreTltl'i.
A high liver with a torpid liver will
not lie a long liver. Correct the liter
with De Wltt'a Little Early Risers,
little pills that cure dyspepsia and con
stipation. Ohhurn & DeLano.
The work of disbursing the f 100,000
OP sale money la now underway.
Already 58,765 of preferred claims
have been paid. This it would seem
would preveut an appeal from Referee
Woodcock's report, '
A newspaper published In a New
England town says: "Our new school
house, which burned last week, was
large enough to accommodate 120 girl
pupils two atorlea high." The new
woman must be growing,
'Give me i liver regulator and I can
reaulate the world." said a genius.
The druggist handed him a bottle of
DeWltt's Little Early Risers, the fa-
tuous little pills.
Osdurn A DkLano.
Salem Journal: A case should be
carried to the supreme court to deter
mine tlie legality of the late school
election. In all other cities only tax
psyers, whether men or women, were
allowed to vote. At Salem all males
entitled te vote at any election were
allowed to vote. A decision ol a court,
or an amendment to the law, should
be secured to limit or dstlue the edu
cational franchise.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve la the ene
my te sores, wounds aud piles, which
it never falls to cure. Stops Itching
and burning. Cures chapped lips and
cold aores in two or inree nours.
Osdurn & DkLano.
The state superintendent of publlo
Instruction has granted a state life
teacher's diploma to Deputy Sheriff
Chaa L Scott, of Eugene, state diplo
mas to Mrs Anna V Lowery and James
M.sire of Eugene and Agnes N McLean
of Camp Creek, and state certificates
to Lut'lla Brewster of Eugene and Mrs
Martha McClure and E Love of Elmlra
aud George Jordan of Fraukltn.
Dally Guard, March 19.
FunukaIj Servicb. The funeral
services ol the late Mrs Cooper will be
held from the residence of Mrs J M
Thompson, Sixth and Charnelton
streets, to the Masoulo cemetery at 2:30
n in tiuiinrroiv. Ths earvlcea will be
conducted by Kev Wilbur of the Uni
tarian church or rortiaud.
Kl'DY'B I'lUC SUI'TOSITORT.
lasueretiteed to cure IHes and ConallpsMon
or money refunded, to cenia per boa. Send
Iwnalatniia for plroular and rrse Samj
rse Sample to
maclaLlAIICaa-
ta-r, 1'e. No Postals Asawssao. for aale by all
ilri elaa drusKiaia evsrywnere, aud lu tu.eue
Oreson by Oaburn at UoUiio
MAKI I UCI'Ya Keuiau'nsi rnarmaciam
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