l. m a - i v i i v vi.
for Infants and Children.
f'torlUiowi'IliKl!'tilloclilHn-Dthat
t n-couiuicud It a iirl.,r to any i.nwrlj.tl'.ti
turwo to roa" JL A. Audita, M. U ,
Jll So. OxJurU sit., fcruvUfti, N". V.
"Tli U of 'Caator; U iinlwsnl awl
I j UMirll ao i-U kriov o tliat It work
of iiwrero(rlin to emlon) It. Jew an- tin)
luU-Illgeut famllk wlio i" "t kts-j Caatorla
wltula M7 reach.'
CiKLCK HAJ.TT, T. P.,
Suw York City.
Tn rrrm Onti
W. E. BROWN, B. D. PAINE. F.W.OSBUHN.
PrttlStnt. Vict PiMldtnt. C.hiir.
TUB
Eupe Loan and Savbgs
BANK,
Of Eugene, Oregon.
HIRKi'Toltt-l). A. I'alne, J. II llrrl, J. K.
lla, II. Ii. I'aln.-. K. Ilr.mii, J. K.
Ilubiu.uii, K. W. tiiburii.
Paid Os Capital. : : $50,000.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
Iiititrml alliw"l on time dupmlts.
C.iIIbiiIoii mrinteil to o ir euro will rcci-lvo
ruinil attention.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udder.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness tfc Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailment.?,
All Morse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle
Membrane and Fissi i
Quickly to the Ven
Seat of Pain an '
Ousts it in a Jiify.
Rub In Vigorously.
.Mustang Liniment co'iet -
Pain.
Makes rian or Fcaat '
TUIC DADCD i".k...o,,ni,.tK.
.lltKK'H
IMVI I HI Lll AilVl"
viTtl.tim Aiit'iu'v, t'l ami
A Mtirrhaiii. xobaiitro, Sitti KiatiriMm, 'al
wher Ctiutrnatf (or ailvnrii.tng c.u at tnU'
Ttl'l !!
OMlu-irf Kt
Jiirrcmuf l
I tl III O I
wonderful
l1lOVtTJf f
til txo. It
lift. Iwrii imi-.Virx-.l
Vf llio
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limi auj
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li"'ijr vow-
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f'SliS lurf r: j
Of III .1 In.
rhaiKO In .u
tlart. riiTv-a
l'eiitllll,ii,
iMt.-iiirt;
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siM-i-sthpnt,
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an.l lounOiti
rM'lr,'iyn,.lu,
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amttlrveltH.
ant' rtM.rti
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l'iliu III tilt'
l-iiti. kt-
LOST
MANHOOD
mm
I' y tl a jr o i
1.1.1.1 Kf.'xl
wta.'htiSl Vt'W'f1 "" 'kir,S I
;TOfV5 I
Juk-klT. OTrr3.On0prlralfn.kirmYnl.
I'tvtuatiltvun mt-.in luitost-m r In tt tint
ta.it. It la a tyuitttotn of t-nilual wrakurM
anil t4UTiiiitt. li cu U iuM.tl lu bj tlafa
y llio iMof llti.t)n.
Th uw tlltivr)r wai mal I t th Siwla!.
ItUoT UioM fauHiiiaNuJto kWdlcal Inalilut.
Jt la III atmuvtvt vlia in r ti '!. It li wry
ptiwarfiil, but liainilt ml Soi.l f..r 1 (X) a t.k
aor( at-kai;r ft W OOiitlamaSklttl I.-ix.).
WrllUQ (iiarauir Rirrn fora rtirtt. IfyutilsiT
all iMtaeaautl arc rut rntln.v curnl.aix UMMW
will orut to ;ai fir of all darvra.
tWiel f r nrruastanrt .niii.'iil.ln A ttrtn
Ht'UHU:' MJ-Dli-AL. INHIlTVIlk,
lua.Uo tK-Jloli, .tlarkrl A Kllla Sta,
f raurtaro (.at.
m
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Caaturla run folic, Corutlatloti,
lour Min li, Iihrrh'na, tnictatlua.
Ki:: Woniu, glii- alocj., .1 jromotut
K,-tlon,
V'liliout IhJuiIouj medication.
"Tor '.-rat )ian I "' rutomniv.i-'i.
y ,ur 'Catria,' ami fWH always coutlr :
d t It Uu fc.raruttjly jjrwhiced be"'- -u!
r nil."
i:uiiF. PiaM,M. P.,
lX'.h Btnxt ud 7th Ave., New York 'j
- AST, 77 MmmT Btittt, Vok ( ir
J'OriUST TA'I E ( 0E.MIOX.
The fctalc tuiivuiition of tlx: pop
uliht iarty luu C(HiiiltiU'J its work
iml mlpunit"l. It iittJ noiniiia
liiiiis an follnWH:
Fur Miprcino Judijf, Jo.e.l. Ou-
lull of Multnoiimh; coiigrih-miin
lirnt dihtriot, W. S. Vanderliurg of
Joo; cl'.-luj;ate8-ut-lnrgo to nalioiml
tin volition, J. C. Li'iiti, L. A. W'urJ,
.). S. McCitin uiiil N'Athuri I'ierce;
tlulogHto from utrond judicial dis
trict, K. I. CulJwtdl; dflcguto from
third judicial diftrict, Hurry W'at
kinti; dtlcnato from fourth judicial
district, r?. U. Uigiien; di l. g;ite(
from lh ci.'coirJ congrci-Kioiial dis
trict, A. 1'. Nckon and J. J. Stur
gilljjudgo of tli fourth dihtric ,
V. Jodoii; dihtrict attornny, Ne .
ton McCoy; dihtrict attorney of tl J
Hccond dmtrict, J. M. Upton f
LW; of the third, C. II. Dalrymp e
of Linn; hoard of equalization,
Ward of Duuglits.
1'reridt'ntial electors Henry
WmkiiiH, W. 1). Hare. W. H.
Spuugh.M.Ii. Oliiiolead. Member ol
coiigrccH, hccond district Martin
(iiiim.
l-'it Judicial diwlrict I'rosccu
ting attorney, J. A. Jcflruyp; na
tiuiiiil delicate, A. Axtel. Fourth
dintrict Hoard of equalization, l.
j W. r.utltr. 1' ifth rrohccuting at
torney, 1. I!, initli; national dele
jeatc.'lra Saylor. Sixth District
I attorney, Win. l'ursoiiK; hoard of
cqualuatioii, ti. V. Feebler; na
jtiuiial delegate William 1'arsonn.
j Seventh National delegate, A. B.
Craft. F.ihth Judge U. Sluter;
i attorney II. lv Courtney; hoard td
initialization, Odell; national dele
Kate, J. F. Johnson. Ninth Hoard
of equalization, li. . 1 lerci-;
niitionul delegate, 1. L. (irace.
Joint Senators Coo, Curry and
Jot-ephine, W. C. Ltlwurdy, iranU
Fuse; Fniatilla and Union, (. Tee I;
Wuhhiugton, Tillamook and Col
uiii hiit, John HaiiHen.
Joint Kopresentatives Coos and
Curry, W . Nobler; tirant and liar
ney, C. S. Dustin; Lincoln anil
Henton. A. L. MeFiulden: Yamhill
tnd Tilianiot k, John (iill.
Chairman i-tato central etimmit
tee J. C. Vniuii. of Haker county.
A t iUNUK IN MIK HALLO I' LAW.
It is soino time before the June
election, bin is not too early to call
the uttcntio.i ol the voters to an
amendment in the manner of vol
ing. Wo will remind the reader
iiKiiin sometime before tho election.
Make a note of it now.
1 lie last Iseixlature made n
change in the method of marking
ballot. The voter docs not now
etrike out the names which ho doi
not want to ballot for. A Mmp'e
I cross made at the left of the eandi
, date denotes his choice. The fol
lowing is the provision of the la
I in question: "On the receipt ol the
white ballot us aforesaid the elector
shall forthwith, and without leav
ing the enclosed space, retire alone
to one ol the compartments pro
vided, and sh'tll there prepare
his ballot by markiog immediate')'
to the left of the name of the ca i
didate of his choice for each olli e
to he filled, or by writing in t e
name of the person he wishes .o
vote for."
Ohio legislators have in the past
done a ercat many foolish things,
but the members of the house of
representatives of that state have
just placed themselves on record as
having eclipted all former achieve
ments at tomfoolery, by passing a
bill making it a crime for women
to wear high hats at theaters. High
hats at theaters, or other pub
lic gatherings, are an abomi
nation, but when a lot of fool legis
lators attempt to prevent thel tdies
wearing them, they undertake an
im possible- iob.
In ex iiiiiniug into th merits of
l he application of 11. K. Frown,
the Mendocino outlaw, for a par
ih n t: .vcrn.'r I- ' of California,
!. . !'- . i .! 1 .t instead of
lei. ii..;., i.i i pardon, the
former di alii M itteiwc, as imposed
by it jury, is in full force and ellivt,
d Hr fbould bo Imngetl. It
is pr.d-ahle his case will have to be
i referred to the supreme judges, be
I tore any further action can be
' taken.
Wants a In vhwk Ttnlav's tiiv.
Koiilmi: H' ll'iliiisn lia aiietl F.ui
. iiu-tt llolinan f rattlvurt-v. In thealalo
; elreuit court, mid for l. av.-to itnuine
lier intilileo naiiip, loe Molh.illaml.
i I'liev wcrt hi in icI lu Junction t'ltv.
i Or., Ss'i l. 1 j IV'i mid she etnuplnlii H F Mulkry, fonnirly of tlo
I thai ho wi.fn l.r ileertft her IVnniberieoUiity, want iUr rt inilill.aii uoiuiim
I is, iv.C, at Piinevllle, Or. I (Ion forarnator of Folk county.
ALL FOOLS DAY.
On the firn day r.f April, the
day that hoys and girls play uu
Hisecliiig tricks upon each other,
the earth reaeln s u qturiile uipuet
us to her perihelion point, hence
murks a period in her movement
alioiit the sun on a point denoting
one quarter of the journey. It is
the lirrt quarter pole. J n anei'.-nl
times feasts were celebrated on this
day each year and the lirt of tho
early spring products were gathered
and euten as a memento of ihf
occasion. In thoKo times us in the
present time, the early growth of
Vegetation was lot aUays to lie
relied upon. An occasional late
frost sometimes destroyed the
thirgs that had been ligured on for
the feast, and the people were lefi,
foolud, as it were, for they were
obli,-d to jubditute other things.
The custom of fooling people gn w
out of this real condition, and
April first has been looked upon
as the day on which to watch out.
The fun experienced by such tricks
has spread the custom over tho en
tire earth. It has become a fad
thut promises to last down to the
uud of time. Hence the idea of
fooling each-other on April the
first, sprang from an observation of
astronomical law, and the manner
of celebrating the same.
niF. row Kit ok journalism.
In responso to a request for a
sentiment to be read at the an
nual banquet of tho Hoston Fress
Club, Churhs Finory Smith, the
editor of tho Fhiludelphia Frtss,
formerly minister to Kussiii, sent
tho following:
"The power of journalism, always
expanding, has pra eminently il
luminated recent history. It has
leaped sens and lend nations. Its
diplomacy has ojtrun and out
matched that of the diplomats.
"Within ten days the journalism
of Fngland and America recast
public opinion, mastered govern
ruents, modified policies and mad
war impossible and this not by
ordinary discussion, but by con
sum mate coups equalling the strokes
of statecraft or tho genius of gener
alship. ,-N'o better illustration of the un
bounded capabilities of a profes
sion within whose universal scope
every devotee has the opportunity
of his talent, and where duty, re
sponsibility and influence go hand
in hand."
(.KANT A.M WATTLHSON.
Some few years since (leii' ral
( t rant was seated next to Hcur
Watterson at a dinner, when Mr
W'-tterson turning tothogener.il,
-a id:
"1 have a bone to nick with
you."
'Well what is it?" asked t! rant.
"You remember in 137(i, when it
was reported that I was coming to
Washington at the bead ofaregt
inent, and you said you would hang
me if I came."
"Oh. no, said WMiit, "l never
said that."
"I am glad to hear it," said
Watterson, "1 like you better than
ever."
"Hut," added Grant, dryly, "I
would, if you had come."
Miss Anna W. Williams, the
young woman whoso portrait is car
ried in every one's pocket, will be
married some time this month.
Twenty years ago Miss Willstns'
handsome features were engraved
for the silver dollar and they have
become familiar to everybody. In
"pile of the fact that her prospec
tive husband is a gold bug of pro
uounced stripe he will be unable
to prevent his wife's face from
being worshiped ns an idol by the
silver men.
Jacksonville Times: "Fully
half of the Ashland delegation to
tho republican convention is in
favor of free silver and the re-elee
tion of Mitchell and Hermann.
The delegates from Medford f.tvoi
Yawter for congress, while those
from Jacksonville are divided on
this point. A delegation from
Jackson county i-iuinting toward
Hermann is not improbable, how
ever.
VlolattiiK tin- Wsme Law.
t'orval'U Tlinea: Tim troutile with
the game law s are that huncat nun
re.K-ct thfiu during the close svasoii
and aru denied tho sport of the cha-,
while aoamp without conscience or
manhood aneak into tho wood and
leatruy aui with mote or less Immu
nity. Illustration of this Is furnished
by a eorrespondet't who wiilea lh
Tillies that two hunters are n!aylii
deer in the viciuily of llie ol J Imnaii
mill wet of Monroe. They are from
Junction, and F.li U and W ttkin-
of the vicinitv of tin- null have e.e h i
cu Ihi-ui W illi a deer. () lUrkrr.ol ll,e
vieinily tin n lour new l Itii.io tl
liltlett hni.in up lo I di led ill llirir I
Camp. l.ioil wvk li e huntt rs ueked
four deer to Jtiiietinn fity.tnd after re
pleuiahilig their el-of rn i.i. H it,
return. d to the cainp at tli- mill ntnl,
the eorrvHiiidf ni i, 1 1 n all ap.
H-uruner lliry inlrnd to I n y a u 1 , 1 1 c
and keep up I lie hunt. The ikuiih of
the htnitr arr ivan in Ihe It tier,
which miielutk' thus: "Tliere i no
'nun that hive huiiliu hotter than I
do, tuit not liiintiiiK niyo'lf now, and
leiliiiH other men from ilitr-nrnt iniuii
tn come In lure, kill tho deer ami
curry them ott that Koeaaaiuat Hie
Kraiu."
Blood
Bmmors
r'VEflT hnmnr, wh-hr ItrWnf, t-nmlnif,
I l.lunllf.1. J IT, cru.l. ll, pi"'!' "r bloinit,
Khcth.-ralioi.l-. .. r-.fol.-i-. ..r I., r. .Iitry, (rum
Infancy to au, r nu .tUliy tuiotl ty
Eesolvem
AeUS ami tlood iurHk-r of Incomparai.w
purity awl ruratlv powrr. I'urrly v.Kt-u.
bu, aafe, Inuueent, an I ulalaM. It ajiala to
all, and wrwcUlly mother., Dur,iiiiJ tUll.lren.
S..I4 thTOOfhrnit th. i. ei'.. C'or. I
So.r.av.i hr,L.r. . H. hull. Wak
.... C...I-. K, . '. , II .l.-n. .'
flr-'-Uw It Cur. UwuJuJ io llainvn, W
To the Vciers ami TnMers ef
Kuir-iie.
At the ensuing city election the
queation of isktilng iViMH '( Water
Uonds mid tl-i.'KX) nf Kleclrlu Unlit
IlwnU, or so inucli thereof as may he
neertsary I" coniruct mid eomplete
the TWO plants ready for service, i
siiliiniited for your deei-ioii, ami
that you may vote Intelligently, the
follnu ing statement is presented for
your consideration:
a.TI At, AMI K-TIXOKIi A.NM'AI. IS' oVK
Tliecliy Xow v f it lii-iiflieii-ut
trc-t lUh'i I !--' '
Anil (ir Water (or prul' t-llmi i:i nt
fln. - l.'iif iw
l:cn-lp' from prlval r.iimiiin-r. ol
water (0
l:ei-t-l.t from private c'..ii'oni r of
IIkIiL I- 'O
Total Income II.-U "0
ANM'AL RXrl'Sliltl I.K-.
Fur liilvn at on bmitlt fe.ioi
at ii x.-r cent f i"l
For ('iterating expenut-., b-illi
plauti for woo.1, or, re
palm au'l liicliltntali i"
Tolul for intiTfut ami cx-peiiH-i
fln.c.woi
liV'ji 10
Iltct-liil In excetg of In t rt ami nihi r
eapfii-va I."-'-
This sum of $4,722 1.0 will give the
city its present set vice of aliicl liylit
and water free and still leave a sur.u
of $410.
Mmly these llgures carefully and
hen vote YKS or NO, a your Judg
ment sluill dictate.
Ity order nt Council.
It. H. 1Ikmo:iiso,
Oko II Kit,
Wa I.I Kit K.tKIN,
Special ( ' 1 1 1 1 i i I lee.
IlKVIVAI. S Kit VII '!:. ev J A I.-mg-hiiliom
will comineuee n mils il
levivnl Kt-rviev at the CiiinU i hitiil
I'resliyierian church next S'liiday.
The nieclins w ill l.e eniiihi.ii d i.
ilellnile'y and Kcv l.oiihoitom will
I'iMi- iled hv l!ev I t lull her, of
Yipt.iliii, Cid, who will in rive line nex
Week.
Metllonl Monitor: "In Luuc coun
ty so far ni llerniaiin d.-l -i-:iie h.ive
lief n elccle I and it in not likely any
will lie." ll is the ccncr.-il i..iiuon
right here in Lane eiuinly Unit an iu
strueted Hermann ilclcirntioii will Ih
ent to the Alhniiy eonveiilinii. Mr.
Monitor, you have liceti niiiiii'oriiied.
Popular Brands of
Tobacco and Cigars,
-feCALL, ON
JULirs i;oi,ismitii.
Headquarters for the Eugene
Soda Works.
TAKE
-LIVERINE
FOU Till'.-
LIVER AW COMTiPATIOil
for Sale by AJ Oruggi.sis.
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i i Vr - .14. A : r itn.it
;"o;if sitjtaw, 1 vx .,, ., t.axfc.x.u:
LSer'M.L.
THE ARNOLD CtiiVIC.a CO.
Itl S.Wi.ttriAi:':., CHICAfO
t.. r..'c: c on a
Sim gSJ KiiLi.:!. PIUS
ar ih. o t if i J .
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Tti x". '"- - ' ' "! '
oiitiul tin-r-t retire
lo rcuuid to the us-e-menl
nf Ihe
l o l-ir
: -i,il.,ri,'a liii'l
I O.MOlli LUH'I
1 r- , , i in.
II, o nm'itr t.-it..---
iti. o .
...I t it lull ll ""
ii
court: Tl.nl H I-"'" "V , i-ounlv
;1,,,a,.f .i.l land m 'J- 'iV,
.1,, which N as.l t V. .U-.
,- ,.. ;,i.o..l?2 -r 7Vi It
'run tl.eii...e-.meiit roll I." ll'r
, nnl-thesher.irof L"'-. , ;
Oua-M ri.tsi x.u-ive-u. .1 " ' r-
H. ... tl,- tr.io value . -'i .'" ''' !
U.ehinilsi.ftheO tti K l l.v I L '
tll.,utotl,.-:.iel- "f till- "" '" v
J.l Miuiliarly eilu.te. and i.e . f
,.,,,1,1 value ,.rci..- .e.l at ll a r- .
v'.lue.,fM.:iol--rai'.e ''"' '
to wi, I.2:in -r it'-re:
Unit any u-
fin. lHinof llil eoui.i.o.
nvoa,i, ,,,ore.li,...H:;' ,-r acre .
.xe.-ive; Unit owing to the '"""I"'
i u,e ae-..ue f the '"M-;"'
lu,,d.a..dtolrregul.tr.l,c..u --.eh ;
ac-.-ineiil, ll.i eo,n,...y 'c"'l
takintr appni..i.m l': ;
lornjoili ll.eollci l f " t' l
,,rl of suc-li tax as it deem
hat hy waf of eon, promise .ml. . ' l
In tin- hone nf avoiding lltlgall. I thl
company her-hy make the fo lowing
propositions to your lion, rahle hody
!o.wil: It will P'.y to the sher 11 of
Lane county in full for ah taxss in Ihe
sum of $lo-Vi. ,
The hasi of tho forttfninii propo-l-ti.
fe piomi-e UieK s follows:
mills mi on present valuation ol
iV.t I.V., (i7; 12 mills ta on value
or:i:i.Mi2 acre, at tl-'io icr acre. $1120.
Pil'I.M: total $l.fil7..11. Wherefore
,o,i,l i pany prays that an order he
made .lireeling tho sherill to accept
said sum af I1U17.61 and isiie to .aid
eiimiiiiiiv a receipt in full.
Af.er due eniisideriiiloll I'.V the court
and helng fully advised in the prm-
a ll Hllll HllllI eoiiinaiiv aireeinif to In-
iti-iin the amount ol snld lender to
tinMi- It i iln-iefoie (irdereil hy tie
.',,11,1 1 1, nt ihe Mheiill he and ho is
ht i- hv directed to receive said sum of
1 1 1 i.'.i 1 in full payment for county, sune
uimI school taxe for said year lsiij and
to l-.us his receipt therelor.
lt.Vn;iialioii of O F Kimx a Judge of
election in F.nt I'otlsge (imve pre
cinel whs onlered not accepted.
KeVignalloii of A 'ooley. Judge of
election lor Fast Collage lirove pre
cinct, accepted as be Is not a resident
of the precinct ami F S Yuungt-r ap
pointed to llll the vacancy.
The appointment of O A Whet ler as
jiidne of election of Springfield pre
cinct was cancelled a bo is not a resi
dent of said precinct, ami John
Chnichill appointed lo the vacancy.
It.il.ert Millieau, appointed Judge of
election for Camp ('leek precinct, not
'einga re.ident of the precinct, Frank
Sloriuaiit wiis appointed lo the va
cine,. F K Fepiot, not heing a resident of
I line precinct, and having heen ap
pointed a judge of eleclion, W 1'
lirugg was appointed to the vaeai cy.
W W Shorn idgc. tendered his res
ignation as supervisor of road district
No P5, which was accepted Mud W C
Slimtridge appointed to llll ssiil
viii-nney.
J S Flint resigned as supervisor, of
mini district No i;s, and l.d Ziiinwiill
was appointed to till Hie vaeum y.
At tins time llio court conaidered the
petition of luxtiayers of road district
No lul for removal of supt i i-or, and
the film- una not granted.
At this time it was o;dercd hy the
court Miat iidveitiK'iuent he made in
viting s.-nlid hids for operating the
McKei.zic- leriy h .nt for one year, hid
to he Ict-f ived at the clt rlt' olllce until
April s, 1-SMi, nt which liiuesaid luds
will he opened at 1 p III.
Kesigi.ittion of I-' M Jackson as super
vior ol road ilMrn l No. !7 necepltd.
vltlville Miu.ilial! mil appoiuled lo
till Ihe vacancy.
In the matter of the Ilarnelll ro:td in
tp l"i s, r ii w; onlered et ilili.'hed as n
pill. lie highway.
At this time the matter of refunding
redemption money on eeitilicalu ol
lax sale No. 4 'ti for v.i2 tax of J T and
I. A Tail, sold tn Fane county and
ceit i li. ale iiled to A i Mathews wan
C'liiliiiucd for further examination.
At lln. time Ihe court ordered (hut
Ihe tax aeed against F S (1 Faker,
dcii a-ted, , mid whose fiimily are now
in tli-tituie eireiimstan.vsi, for the
year ls'.i., on ten acres of land, til out
:i milts not t Ii of Irving, amounting to
jl .'is, he mhI ihe game l herel y re
milleil and the si. rill' is hereby or
dered and directed to cancel said tsx
f r the yi ar ls'.Ci.
hi the matter nf the claim of M S
Wallis et nl lor per diem ol Juror sum
moned on special viewers who did not
m-i veils Jtirois. I'lii court lifter title
c.insideralioii ol mid advice of counsel
coiimiIcihiI ami ouleied thai said
claims he not allow.!.
At t ns time the court appointed K
I'' I 'htijiiiian supervisor of mud tlnlriel
NoM in place of U F.aston, who liven
oiit-ide of eaiil dl-tiict to nerve for tin
dittoing year.
W'hkukas, the hoard of county coin
iniie-iiiui-rs nt the l. ccinher lerin, I So 4
or. ered that Ihe following desciiUo
gioiiiid he. and n main the public
itipiare in lvigeiui "ity. the pre-enl
.oiiuty i-e.il., to-wii: lh-gii ning at the
center of the S F J of block No 10, ac
cord I g lo the original survey ami
plat ol Fug. City, thenee wi-M to
Ihe center of the S W or block No 11,
thenee noith lo the center of the N W
1 of block S, thence ea. i la the center
of the N K of block No II, Iheiici
south o Ihe plae of beginning.
WimtKAs, the hoard of couotv com
uiivioiiei at the July term, IsVi, or.
dered that Hie Hpiui of Inn u,.t Ul
width extending the enlne distance
aro'ind the public mjii ire in Kugem
City, extending iuwii'il from the outci
verge of said nqtisre, f.uinini: a hordi i
ol- loo fee. wide; It is onieitd that the
same he foravcr sit Mpart and is
tai hshvd ss a atr.et or public highuav
:ive ami except eight leet on (he outer
verge of avid street be I'tsrive,) or
sidewalk.
Wiikkkas, the de-eiipiioi. of
said public sijnar m t-ir..o n Hnd
bouhl be eorreete.l to eontoim with
tl.e fuels concerning mot M.i.uie;
II. ait tore be It order il b toe hour, I u
itunty Coininl-vioiii . H,.t (
..f, eounty uie or. make a Mir
i 'ftl t -aid pnhlii- Miuic by l.
. oi ii g i,l Ihe eenler o Hie Miiuiiwi,!
'I
I.
I.I I I...
Ho
"inch .mi i.-, uielice WeM to
nt.r ..( Ihe Miuihw e-t ijiiiin, i c,
k II, thence north to tin- e-nt. -r
li tlhw.-t iplarter of I lock N i s,
ii e.il t.. l,c center of Ihe ,oi -1 1 , -
1 U .-liter ol block 7, thenee io,ut,i
' ler of Ihe s ml In'.it ipiart.-i of
-k 12, and to I lie nla je of i.. . n., . ,. .
tn
i.l
Iluil lo,l feet I... -,i ainrt lit d -v-iu,"
by the hoard ol count eoi.im!i,,nt r
l the Inly terin. Is.-:, N,r,t., or
public li gimuy, thuiup'al of llo- en
lire tract be Ininle, kVi lio a alii-vl uf
ion f,-, i Htoiiiitl Ihe ei. lire pnl.liu a.ajnjv
and lhal the ie oitlo.i.g p., tool of the
publ.e s Uure be healed by ineitcs
itiol Uuiiola, by giving the xact u
o. -itni .(nire in leet ami incite, that
; a plat of aid stpeue Ih- recorded ll) the
I rieoitl of tin e, nnly ch-rk'a i.niee.
KlauiHili eoiiniy n-publicans liuva
lusituiii-U ft r lleruiauii.
T.,T;fln RiT.r 1 Mi Inn or P
-MANUF.UTUItLUS oy Till-;
"WHITE ROSE
n n o
GUARANTEED
The nio.-t pcipular Hour in tho market. 0i,j j
l.-a.l
Hlg omcris.
Pleas. nt Hill Hems.
Cool weather these days.
.Mis Lillis I'mkiii returned home
UM week.
Mis llai.mdi Davis exptcls to make
her liomo with her sister, Mrs J
Whclcr.
S 11 Callison went out to Southern
Oregon to work lu the mines during
the Hiililiuer.
I) Itead is trying bis band packing
eggs for the advance In price; hoo he
will succeed.
Several aie complaining Ibis
week. Mrs S J Kuldlege and Mrs F N
H.clley sem b be in a woise condi
tion, but w are plea-eJ to learu that
thev are in proving.
F C Wylie made another visit to
the (own wh.e "glory tickets" are
hoiight. Mr Well" urne accnuipained
him.
Mr L J Corueliu of Walton is ill the
neighborhood preparing t ove his
familv here lor Ihe biimmir. llo has
rented hia place ou tho Wild Cat.
ti... I , v aehoul h. 1. 1 its election
hist Sunday as follow: W Ii Wheeler
iiperinlein lent: J i: Mulkey, secretary;
.... . i . , . i i. .ii..,.
..n..ii.-.teni. The Fmleiiver alo elected
v s t nee er ami nuaoeu iivntji
ollieers: Mi-s Anna I'arks presideiif,
Dora F.Iiiiii, secretary; Helen Mwui,
Ireuaiircr.
J 15 Keenv, ol (iosheii, bus sold ills
it ti ci to Measrs Farvln ami
Teinpleliiaii of Dexter to take effect
April 1st.
The following was handed ih fur
tt place among our items. "The (! 10 C
will give a. i entertainment on the 4th
of April, at the Pleaiiiit Hill hall.
I he laities ai rciiie.-ted to bring theli
supper and an egg shell with their
names in the shell. The shells shall
he sold to Hie highest bidder. All are
invited." We besH-akan interesting
eve for llio Indies as they have gone
to no little pains in preparing fur next
Saturday evening.
Ha re see News.
The West, March 27.
Sehr. S lluiiielson. Crangel, with
I M im io feel of lumber fiom Cushmun's
mid, sailed for San Fiauciseo Sutur
day. Schr. Kalph J Fung, Johnson, with
IGii.imh) (Vet of luiuiiur fro in Cushin.in's
saw mill, sailed ou the 21st Inst for
San Francisco.
Schr. Mayllnwer, Olesen, with a
cargo of 12o,'mKI f.-el uf lumber from
IheSiiiNlaw Uiver Fuuiher Co's mill,
sailed for San Francisco last Sat urdav.
The operation which C I) Thomas
expected lobe obliged to fn to Port
land to nave done lias been H-rforinvd
by lr Koherda, of this city, and the
pal lent is doing well.
Last evening at the residence of Mr
and .Mrs I- J Kobe a farewell party
was tendered to Senator and Mis II F
Alley. A crowded hoii.-e ol numer
ous friends were present and many
ami sincere were the regrets expressed
upon their depalture.
1' the republicans and pnput iat m
nominate us good men for precinct
olll -ers as di.l the dum.iurats last Sat
u rd iv it will make no diir.-reuce
which parly prevails. Frank Wilson
and Jno. Tanner may have their peprs
Inhonesiy, but they have no super
iors. WilwHi Morton, la e of Xorthrleld,
Minn., died at the residence of Frank
Know le, at beat on, on the IQtli Inst,
lie was a hiother of Mrs. Harper
Woikman and Mrs. Frank Kuowlvs,
and leaves a w ife and two children to
mourn his Ions. 1U was aged 33 years,
one month ami 111 day. Tlie leinains
were interred in Foiiit. Terrace ceme
tery, Uev. Millnrd otlleiating.
( ouiici im-ii .Nominated.
Pursuant to a call, meetings were
held in each ward last lilgbl for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the olllce of eouncihnen fio.u each
ward, to be voted on at tin- municipal
election to be held on usxt Monday,
April il.
l bs 14 rat ward voter met in the hose
house on Klevelith alreet and the
choice of the convention was Captain
Iaac Ciray.
The second ward met In Mount's
hill' mid Humiliated J It ll.o.lii.,.
Tli third ward met in Ihe
hose
. " M..t, .,Vt,
In iioiiiinatioii 8 F Kerns.
t'aily nuara, April 1.
Clash jW-KpTio.N. Mrs Clio D
Aecdy, one uf Hie trnolieis In the
I h Sunday School, gave hi-rclassa
r.eepuon at the home of Uev and Mrs
Needy, corner of 13th mid Ferry
si reels, last evening from 8 to 11. IJe
sid.i the cIiihs a uuniher of oilier
young people were Invited and a moat
plea-ant time was had b all. The
lime was spent ill social aimisenielits
tii'lilalate hour, when n freshuients
consist ingot delicious Ic- cream ..d
ake, were served. Tho t.rneut
w-re I ev and Mr. Needy, 1
i, ':iv'r"or,i Alice and Lueile
Mills , Nellie Owen, Jennie Peterson,
one er, Cora t opple, Nora
Fuek.y, I.iZie p.rent, Irene Frown
son andMi, VnnMcnV; Mesar M C
Han s A Livernio.e. S M (in.ri-
notice on
awrelu-e alrot uit.l ol.....!
Al;li
OK I'll AMvm -I ,l...i.., i
;' bi.k. to tho,, w, have
Hm -'i," "1"-",,l:,",'t' iM "'rpoiling me as
hv ! "H1"""-"- To this., who
I u .i i ' ,'"m"".v asaiaiwl n.e also,
1 w.,i, loexpr,. my ..ppreei.tio,..
I"- C'AKUWrXI..
Mr Ctr.lwell ha re..iKn, the post-
, V 7;x ' for w l,,;h hew a
employed having expired.
I'!l Uiiant. A.rll 1.
-irir.iiM.iiM Ta'A.-A,, eleennt m I
iM-n.io .I..I ..c. .. V' t,pt.ani re-'
; - '"-moon tea was uiveii
Viter ,nr,,,,,2,,,4 "Vi.K-k. r5
rs 1 rof MeFlrov, M her home In th,
'ii t'l. II as one of the m.i 1,,..
n';d,muc7,,f !" aW
lilror ' ir,,lit l,l"" M M
!v'llSWMb,,---,!aVle!
QUALIT
Junction ny
Timei, Marc,28.
There are quite a ,.,llus
dates for Hie ..il,v ( 1
peuce III this precinct. ' w
Hon Hobt (Mow vliu.t
Wednesday. The iUIKrZ
his name for Ihe utile ur w,rl
Prof Hunt, of the Khrin,
schools, was a vimio,- 0 1m.
urday. He is a caii.ll,!,,,,,;
tiH;rinteiideiit nml n,e 0l,
i i T "K "ver
item. oil! e.y IttVOrablj).
Marsh Fi o'etton, Julia Mi L
I)oo Johnson will i.av. '1
uigni lor inu
minis ingouit.
gon.
Al
Rlew ami family ul
Porllaiul to tMiscilTigt
ironi I'orllaml to t'ii cin,...
the Dr ItulP residence easiotu,'
J It llill, who has rertiM
di.remeiit of the l-'ranklin 4rc
club for theolllee ofeimn.ia,
iplests US lo state that ,e (
will not he a eandiduts fortu
other olllce.
J Pdill, M Ii, of Euiiiw,,
preseni ni tne next reularne
cation of Juiietiiit tjiv L.U
A F A. A M, April 4lli, atxl
lecture nn the subject of y
I Here win at no ne nark
degree. The craft arecordiilij
lu ni teiiti.
Jasper Itmn,
Mardit
There was a heavy fruit ih
lug.
Kir wherries are in tlnm.
Mrs Dor WiilUee weut u
on business rriday.
N J Morehouse left for Krl
on Ihe Columhia, whtn-Ui,
gaged in Mailing tlila sumrutr.
Mr Lester Jaeol.y iftvti
dance at, bis home hrtuita
A large crowd nnd gnod tin
cry.
The republicans lu-M Ibtit
Saturday, r.very strwl w
crowded witli men l.oldiiiji
J K Uerry of Lebanon, 0,
wotking in our town lii tl
nf the Home Forum lieu!
He delivered a short Itt-lti
night, ami will talk fiaio V
evening. t .'oiisiderslils it
being shown in this part of
trv in the above iiaiiitdonlc
b
iltiuml Itrei
Mer
The roads are rutlnriMfrif
Mr Jarvle fntherW Kt'
was in our nelghborM
The reDiibllcaii iirlinj
Mound school house tultjff
egatej to tend lo the eonvtuti
Mr J Letsou and funulj
their home at Long Totu.tL
Mr Uolhn Johnson bo
vlsitlnx at this phioe rtliin
home at Crow tmisy. n
companled by Mr M P J
this place.
A D Ilierce is plowinn His
We heard a young Mj
reinai k the other day Hut
like lo live nearer the f
this is the place for us."
Mia Kr.nkie lllen-e wal
of Miss Laura Johnson J'H
MrU W Layiie.nflliltP1
a couple of fat steers I" '
Thursday.
Mrs A O Post continue"'1' 11
and the chances for her IW"
now very good. t
l.io ' !lei
Detroit FreePf
"So you have been toP.'""'
Ves n
"And how do you likil;
"Much disappointed '
"P.u hoW."'
"Why, I expected to gel "?
...l..,.... hut I tliJ
ill iti until , 1 n,.
alo.oul u llllllltll. I""' I 1
awfully, awfully slow
Sl'I'KEME CorKT.-Oni'f
H Whalen et ul, resa r::
hala Tipton et al, "Pl "
..Wb nrdered to cert
mortgage and other cxliil
from the transcript.
U. S. Land CoBBfct,
Joel Ware.lwiving
pointed U. Circuit '
ConimisttiomTfortlie'1--
of Oregon, is' f
to mak IltuMi d KAPH
Final Pkoof-s ami tab
timony in C"Nfr:!iT
Having had tluit.vy
perience in
tills line,-
,;l,i?factioc
Ollire i"
guarantee
every ca;
Fellows'
Oregon.
lUllldll'c'
ASH GROVE POULTRY
Whit",
l'lvm"""1.. W
and Uif" "
ami -ver
jjani'oiirk
Fisjl,50 ptr 15: :-;,
iii.