mmmmtttmrnammtmuttummtiumttHi
jlTV AND COITNTV. 'Idaykpt.
h ITKPAY,
llell'l' rsoii, c
l-lltist.
j j Walton, utlornoy-ut-luw.
.,.. t loan on fnriiiH. I'n.
Walton.
ir (e. W. Hiil'lli- limy ! nnnl :il
-'. i.iiinn' on Olive Blrii'i l-twivii
ini'l rtisttlt streets, mif I
Miiniesotu hotel. II'.' Is pro
,.,1 f J" " dental wr' In tin' txi-l
JlllHT.
Farm" for Sal.
Iisvv now thirty fine farm-' In the
Uluiiutli! vulU'y for mil". Thine
fl jiicliKlu every vurli-t.v in mi'l
u,i I'or description lift, ud'lre
f" iim. M. Mil l. I K,
1 Wllklns Block, Kugene, Or.
? .
IV ill paper, lime and cement.
? ' FL Chamber...
I important to Fdrnn r.
,f akki.ki-'.'s squirrel ICxikumina
4 the original uiul only urlicle of Its
id (j I v I ii n complete MHlii-fiii'iiim
W
redueeii rrtiin ou in a-.' ce is per
Fur sale by
OsnoiiN & DkLano,
Fugciic, Or.
1
Campers' tinware,
s
Threshers' out
F L Chambers.
I Money Loaned.
I'lr-t Mortgage on Improved IVop-
Negotiated: Weaw pn . r-l to
roliate Hrl mortgage upon In.
iyed farms ill Oregon, Washington
t Idaho with ICastern j n rt l. mid
.Ik-1 1 capitalists at tht) usual rite nl
erct. Mortgage renewed Unit
liet'ii tiiken by other onm pri ti
mil of business. Addle (with
Marvin Swoiits,
j linker 1 'It. v, Or.
Ton Kknt. I will rent for eindi 700
, a of land; 200 acres In etiltivation;
l seres summer fallowed; 50!) in pas
farming Implements; lit) tons of
ft 3H milch cows, hnres and hnr-
a, chickens, turkeys, hogs etc. Call
once mill L Hwaggart, one uile
to of (Jiedien, for particulars.
Outside The t'oinlilue.
."armors look toyonr ow n iutcicst
t patronize the Monroe Kl. Hiring
lit who uru not memU'rs of any
ust" or "combine" but will give
ii fnrty pounds ol ilrst class ll'iur In
hange for eiieh bushel "f N'i 1
I iHt.
Mill is expected to be completed on
about Sept 1st, 1M)U.
Highest market price will b- paid
r wheat at all timeM.
A Wu.llKi.M it Sox,
Proprietors Monroe Holler Mill.
A good couk stove $d 00.
F I, Chambers.
I'.uck Ion's Aralea Salve,
.he llest Salve ill the world for
., Bruises. Son-, Ulcers, Suit
eum, Fever Soros, Tetter, Chapped
tids, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
iptlons, and positively cures Piles,
no pay required. It Is guaranteed
gi ve perfect Mitisfnctlon or money
unded. Price 'S cents per box.
r sale by Hendernou & Linn.
Daily Guard, SuplenilKT 8
Os TriaIj. The civil ewe of Annie
ivt-rn vs Mary Hayes, suit to re
Ai r lioiPH-lmld (j'X'ds of the value of
...nt JAH), Uoclntt heard before Coun
i jude Potter today. The followinir
v wa drawn: J K Kbbert, J T
on, Kven llailey, Frank laylor,
Beelteand HO Smith.
Jure anxious to do a little good in
torld and can think of no pleas
. r or better way to do It than by
(ointnendinu One Minute Cough
'lire as a preventive of pneumonia,
onsuniption and other serious lung
roubles that follow neglected colds.
Osburn & DeLano.
f
Hwn Baby wis sli'k, w gv tier CaalOA .
' h-n io wa3 a ChtlJ, tie crlwt fT Cantori.
!.. n ih. iHvami) Vlia, she clun t. C.-trla.
.'ben alio kaJ CUllJreD, ahc gave tLom Caitoila.
I Pallj Guard, Scpti-rnber 9.
Motion for Nos-Suit. The suit
f Aunla Sovern airalw-t Mrs Mary
!:V! to recover properly, which wu8
u ird before Couuty Judge Potter
i-tcrluy, was dismissed last evening
v;thout 'being referred to the Jury for
ilsion. After quite a number of
Mti,scH had lieen examined Mera
)r. and liilyeuatton.eys for the de-
i tiled a motion for a non-suit, on
l.e grounds that a formal demand had
i been made for the property pre
to the commenccini'iil of the
U.j The motion was sustained by
' Potter and the case dismissed.
I i) Hill, Lumber" City, Pa., writes:
' 1 Have bee u BufTering from piles for
yairsand thonghl my case Incura
' DeWltt's Witch Hazel Halve was
' lannended to me as a pile cure, o 1
2ht a box and It performed a per
' fwntcure." This Is only one of
'!".i:ind of similar cures. Kczema,
' "and fkin diseases yield quickly
i fn it is used.
i OSBURN t DELANO.
Ooe leading cause of malaria and
f'-vej is the foul condition of kitchen
iikt and waste pipes, as soap ill not
i'"4ori.e them. The only thing tli-at
iU cleanse such places is pure culls
hieh can be obtained at the
f oirs and labeled lied Seal Le- I
cumulated, ill large t-ifling lop
handy to use and
absolutely
Hall 4 Son.
flii.i.k. r ........ T...i P.to-
wtI.All iiiii r.i i.i ii"ni'. ( .
';.;ri i:,.tloW, "Work on I lie Bnhrlliiu . llJ
o nrtiti road is nroirressing nl .-ely. The i suits
r '"l in complete lo within anout nine
niies of the center of the camp and a
ii force of men are pushing It rapid-
towards completion. From one to
ii'ee teums go out each week with
-ipplii-s Kverybody who has gone
'i f the road say it is the l-l plci-e of
"Uiilain road in the state, four horsin
ing aide to pull a ton over any por
s",! f It. Latest reports any the road
i.l be completed to the mines Inside
thirty days."
Ml kinds of threshnr extra ordered
F L Chamber.
i'ii ;ew i uar.
F.l'l'. IJ! A-i-..or Unit. hi it., v rid.-a u Li
cvclc.
I ... 1 i t .
Hill V ti licll.
I'tVill.ir'd Hall.
i-th I n-l 1 1 ul t In m.'Iiii
ilitig'-r Hirmaiin Mil
Mate f.ir McKintcy.
IHUVNM Hit'
A carol l,(fr for the cold storage
.: ii i :irriv." .i I iy.
The tlif club fiirniihed inu-ic foi
U wet " r"l' "'""-m m.'iiiog :nt nigh'.
is pre-, I'ic'i grinH wel of nil kinds.
! F L ClIAMIIKKM.
j Itniin ilvi-r clubs will l. organl.cd
HI Iviiur i mi I Sinillill.'ld touiglil.
The Oregon puUicr.iln will m-lect an
U'l.Ttonil ticket In Portland next
TiitM'.liy.
'iolli"r fill ciil id of Oliver plows
' "I F L Chamber'.
I It i 'nl Unit Vice-President Slev
e is.iii wi'l make a iiuiiiI.it of Hi chci
in iuvi,r 1. 1 iiiynn.
Win Ni ls coiuiueiic'd picking Iiomi
at hi yard above Springlield witll 1110
pleken yeterday.
( ii iiiiiut' Oliver plow extras only to
b? I lift at F L Cliiiinlnis .
A parly of Z' or M Indies and gentle
men wi re biithinit in the river tiHck ot
the luttejestirday Hfteliioon.
The f V) Oliver plow I lea l. r of nil
favorites. See ii at F L Chamber.
To kill game It i necessary to use
good aininiiiiitioii. It Is sold at Itur
ker (i.iu Woiks.lMh st. liottotu rices.
Wm J Itryan inlilies.il thoiit.unitof
woikingiiii n at Chicago yesterday, it
being labor day. He wa em lai-ius.
II' tally recelvcil.
Wilsac.d II C ().reii coiii:i,eiiifd
picking their hop at Coyote lod.iv.
l'he former !'' Here and the latter 40
acr.-s. They will pick the entire cr op.
KAHIS CI.OVKIt HOOT will )u
rify your blisid, eleai your complexion,
reguhite your bowels and makes your
heml ns clear a-a Ml. .5c, COc, and
11.01. Henderson A Linn.
i: W W'h'ittam. of this city h i re
ceived notice of the death of bis
bro'her-ln-liiw, Alva Hose, who died at
South .Maryi-b igh, Canada, a few days
ag -
The ci.se of the Workman Brothers,
of Mohawk, charged with unlawfully
dumping saw dust Into the Mohawk
rivci lias Iseu set fT trial Friday af
to noon.
Hop pickers wanted at the Walker
Cimpbell jard at Judkli s. Zt cents
er box, i n-li, will Is? paid. The yard
ha a line growth of hop and i ot the
trellis older.
Pa.-s the good word along the Hue.
Piles can I e qiii'-kly cured without an
opi ration by simply applying De
Witt's Witch H i."l Salve.
OsiifiiN & DkLa.no.
A horse got loose from a boy and
run away on Ninth street this inorn
iiiu'. The saddle turned on the u n I mill,
kicked It oil", but othtrn ise no damage
tt:i do i".
Salem Journal: Misses Fllu and
Marv McAllivler, who have Ik-cii visit
lug their coihIo Mis Carrie itoyal of
this city, returned to their Kugene
hmiie ibis morning.
Pure blind means good be:ilth. De
Wilt's Surmpaiilln urillis Hie blmid
cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and
all diseases arising from impure blood.
Osiii kn A DkLano.
The iuiuhlii"ry ol Hih "I I govern
ineiit snag boat Corvullls was sold at
public auction in Portland Saturday
was bid in by Mr Wakedeld. ma-ti-r,
bridge bulld'T for the O 11 & X Com
pany. Do you lack faith and love bealtl,?
Let us ei-tahhsli your faith and restore
your health with DeWilt's Sarsapiril
la. Oslil'KS A: DkLa.no.
Corvallis Times: It was reported
th.it President Miller, of ihe O A C
would occupy the cottage vacated by
Mrs Chlinaii. This wa Incorrect, as
Mr Miller and family have moved in
to the Had ley domicile.
Imitation" are nuinerom', and "only
good thinga are imita ed," but the
genuine Oliver chilled plow can only
be bought of F L Cnambers.
From all accounts Chauiberlaln'o
Cough Ueincdy Is a Godsend to the
iillliclcd. There is no adverlisemint
about this; we feel Just like saying it.
The Democrat, Cairollon, Ky. For sale
by Osburn and DeLano.
Astoria News: "Kev 11 S MoLaflcr
tV UIIl( rlnteiident of nubile chiirilies,
of Taeoma, is in the city. Ho operates
I'lmritable wood yard in connection
witll Ills work." Mr McLallerty was
at one time pastor of the Jiaptlsl
church or this city.
Small in size, but gieat in results.
n..vviu'4 feitle Earlv Riser act
iV M "1 ' ...... " V
gently but thoroughly, curing Indi
gestion, dyspepsli and constipation
Small lll, safe pill, best pill.
Os 1 1 km & DkLano.
c..,. ..unit loinroveinents are being
... !. .i.. ir, i iiu e.iontv road a sin it dls-
lance tliis side of Springlield. here
a frog pou I formerly stood in the road
in the winter lime it has been graded
ii. .....I la now beinot tilled In with
.. .
crave!.
0 P or O 4'l m y refer to plows, but
never to an Oliver plow or an en .
i) i.i... f,,n i. .mi.' on the plow or
. n.u r..il tiuniH Is on every niece.
aii ,.n...rj nr imitations of the Oliver
Plow Works.
We might lell you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that It cuns a cough. Every
one d e who has used it. It is a per
feci remedy for coughs, oolds, hoarse
ness. It is an especial favorite for
children, being pleasant io iune
quick In curing.
1 OSBLRN & DkLa.NO
Tl Anirtcuw liwwty korpws
Hkm kor a cKr si.IvoIhi Uhmi
in miv other a-ttilWsto. A ef f
rmlw'" Tea will enabU txuy
-ess this. If chars the skin and f
iudvi-s pimples and that sallow, wud-
rr i I I. ilxMIJ.
i ,iv ,Hik. I'urKa' lea is uscu ..."
of Indies for the complexion.
Without Mug a catlmrtic u cures cu
.llpatioii Sold by A. YekixoToN.
This is a g'S'd lime of the year to
ft .1... Ci ii.tllMlIH I.lvir Keirulator. It Is
l.inr rimi""" "
the very U-st lutdicine to take
spr'Ug for the blood, and to
the system of all Impurity.
in the
clean
I have
Simmons Liver IWulator
a a
corrector and bl.su! purillcr and think
it an excellent remedy. I alw ays keep .
It oi. hail I to lake in preference to si y
other n.edklne."-I M Hysell, Middle
port, Ohio.
WF.DNIXDAY, SF.l'TF.M IlKIt 0
I'omuiisiloiicrs' court l in session.
II X Cotkerline Ini returned home.
The omnly rmid are now at tlieir
best.
Lew Powers sdoun fmin McKetuio
Hridije.
i 'omiiiis-ioiicr Ballevof Siuslaw Is in
the city
Tom Liict-ey is up In. in S.ilciu f. r a
few days.
M I Iiu ah Bowers, of II ik'-r City i
ill I'.ilgelie.
Prof Tims Condon arrived bometliis
afternoon.
Hon UoU-rt Clow, of Junction City,
is in Kugene.
Dr X L Lie, of Junction City, I in
Kugene today.
Senator Carter, ol Montana, will
support McKlnly.
Dan Linton has concluded put to
pick hi bop crop.
Mayor Otflesby came up from Junc
tion ibis afternoon.
A Bryan club will be orgaui.ed at
Mohawk tonight.
A car of hops was started K ist, via
S.iciaiiienti). today.
E J Mi'l'lanahau I home from a
trip to Southern Oregon.
Miss Laura liurneit Is quite sick at
her home on Patterson street.
Mis Meda Estes of Portland was an
ariival on the afternoon train.
1M1 Kiiykeiidall avlvcd home from
Southern Oregon this morning.
Miss Marie Ware, arrived home from
Foley f pi hip on hint id Ill's stage.
Look out for Wood's new grocery
advert iMiiif nl In tomorrow's Oi aKIi.
Only three or four Warm Spring
Indians have made their appearance
yet.
A light frost this morning the Ilrst
appearanie of I lie nceii dew this
season.
Win Mayer left i'or Drain, Oakland
sn I Ito-eburg tlii:) morning on a busi
ness trip.
Senator-elect I I) Diiverwas a pas
uger lioith on the U'lscl urg local this
morning.
Horace MclCinlev retiirni'd hist even
ing from I six weeks' I rip :n the upper
McKeiizie.
Mrs II L Veaie and ihtuuhtcis,
'isses Julia and Edlih, uriived home
from Dallas today.
Mrs S E llrowu mid Mc-danie W
II and Jus llollman are vUltlng nl
amp Creek today.
W II Hollmaii and wife and Mrs
Win Mayer client the day uitli Mis
tireelie of Camp Creek.
D'plltV Oauie Warden WiIMiis Is at
MiiIiiim k IikIhV olilniiiing evidence in
the Workman sawdust ca-e.
Lee Lander, who has been doing
assessment work on bis claim at li t-
l.einla, arrived houie IliU inoriiiiig.
I'odiiy O i) Combs moved his pro
rv store Into I lie wet nsmi of the
Masonic Temple Irout Xinth street.
The stcaiii inerry-go-roiind started
up last iiigbt on the vaciint lots ncross
the streets from Holdeu's car shop.
Lee Stelncr, of Salem, lias la-en ai
pointed a member of the u'atc board
of phariiiacy, vice D J Frys1 time ex
pired. The McKenxle stage g'fs out crowd-
el every trip now. Some days more
than one vehicle Is netiliil lo convey
the passengers.
The D.illes TM: trunk Hampton
an ohl time reMiieni oi me italics
but now a citizen of Eugene, I visit
lug in tills city.
Prof Luella O Caison arrived from
Portland on Oil afternoon's train and
will resume her dulies hi the univer
sity next Monday.
The Salem public schools will not
open until rsepieinoer ;nn, so us in
allow the pupils m neip gainer me
hop crop. A good idea.
McMinnville Transcript: Miss
Edythe Holliuali, of Eugene, I viml
lug In this city the guest of the Hotel
Yamhill and Sirs Dr Lowe.
Persons who have a coughing spell
every night, on account of a tickling
sensation In the throat, may overcome
it at once by a dose of One Minute
Cough Cure.
Oshukn & DkLano.
The Misses JciiiiIj and Rosa Peter
son It'll nils morning nir r-'snnt.
Washington, where they will loin
their patents and reside in the future.
A cup f Pinks' Tea at u'ghl moves
tho bowils In the morning without
pain or dh comfort. It l a great
health glvei and blood purillcr. soiu
by A. Ykhisotun.
Hon Cluis Baker, of Camp Creek
urfiM In K.mrene todav. He Is a true lie-
liever in the free coinage of silver and
will therefore work anil vote for Win
J Bryan.
"Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break
ing!" bo said DeWltt's Little l.ariy
Itlsers to the man who had taken
iliem to arouse his sluggish liver.
Osburn & DeLano.
We aro sorry to learn that Mr John
O'Brien, formerly of this city, Is ser
iously ill at hi home in Albany with
typhoid fever. He ha been confined
to bis room ten dsys.
Will Yorau and King Henderson
are slaying pheasant at Spencer Creek
today. They have agreed to supply
all their friends witll birds for break
fast tomorrow morning.
City Marshal II J Day Is after Chi
nese phea-ants thl afternoon. He
will probably r. ach tho conclusion
that hobo are easier captured by Hie
time he has finished hunting-
A German family left for Mm Ni
kola this morning. Among the
numerous other articles they took
with th"m wa a sin ill stand of Ix-cs.
It formed about tin- ''hottest" combina
tion that has left town for many days.
Mr. 1'. S. Hawkins, of Chattanooga
Tenn. ,ny: "Shilo's VltalUer 'Suved
My Lite ' I c'iislder 't the best rem
dr for f debilitated system I -ver
HM,d." For Dyspepoln, l.lvei or Kid.
my trouble It excels- Price 7i cents
..U k. Henderson A L on.
(; L Wiswr will lav lniortow
...i. a JvllvrHon wbera h will
spend a Is
1 r c. a Wa ai . mult. Klfa,
iiarenis. i - -
lieadquarter l i Bna
time to como. h tono 1wd bn
regret to sj-c hho !
Captain Hveeney C- J. A ?';,
ego, Cal., -ays: 'Slillo's Catarrh
IHncdy I the first medicine I have
ever
ff'Ssl.
found that would uo me any
" Price Henderson
Linn.
Parks' Cough Syrup one ( oughs
Cnlds and Consumption. Mr. Cath
itt,.. lt of Ijb Bov. . i says: i
took one bottle of Parks' '..ugh fyrup.
It acted like iiim:lc. Smpis-d m
etiugt) and I am perfectly well now."
SuM by A. YKRisitTox.
Eiipe, Sfpt 12th, of
'I'liC
N.
VilWU AFFERNOON AND MGHT.
Iloiis. il. L Birkli'V, ofSali'in. J. K.
WcallirtforJ, of Albany, ainl
Ceorje CliambcrlaiD. of I'ort
land, the Speakers.
i vi iDiiaii ii ri i
The Bryan force of Lane couuty
have arranged for a grand rally to
take phut in Eugene, Saturday, Sept
Utli. SH'iikiug will be bad in the
afleriUKin at '1 o'clink and In the even
ing at 7 o'clock.
The following eloquent speakers
have been secured for the occasion:
Hon II L Baikley, of Salt in, a silver
republican and a ineuiUr of Ihe next
legislature for Marion county; Hon J
lv Weatherford, of Albany, and Ex
Attorney (ieucral George Chamberlain,
of Portland.
All are Invited especially the farmers,
mi chunk s and laboring men.
L'Nikoul for pus' ers for further partic
ulars. NullrrliiK lor it l.llrllllir.
1'rrs.UK mlHi'ii'l slili ill. nmll"m ell. imil
(er (r a lid' linn', lli' ir ..rlurv being alinml
lllinul ri lnlli..i The JnliiU suil inn '.
of ueh iinlortuiiiili N'i tu mual rst-i ilioek
luiilf roiilnrnl Hint ilrswn out el sli. To
il.inl iliem t'vi'ii ti'iii.triiiir relief, dip onliiiRry
relllt'ilti'M ttll.'ll .ree llll.-r!jf UfeieM. Il-
leiii-r'ii summen lliiter. en the other hatul la
miii-hf 1 hy i'1-iiMHei w lio Imre iiml It. lob.
a tfrtlllp lbiiln-e of relief. It keep thtf IiIimkI
reel by I'niiiioilnit s ri'uUr haiul ol lmly, anil
reiuevet troin II tii!.mithK slni'li, III theolli
Inn ol all mtii'iml i iIi.iIiik li, orinlnalo Ililt
MiEoniilitg i'"in.lHinl. hii.I lt k t ml r-l iimliulv,
Hie limit. Il. -iil. s Una Hit" llittim reniiMly ili
ortlern ol the 4lnniaeh. llv.-r Mini nerves, ri
rei.i ami rtn.lli'.ite l n ! rin i n.-iu and reinilleiil
feveri, riiiintle H.H-nte ami alt-4', anil are
hluhly reconiiiieinl. il l.r .hyli lam aa a 'to-
irub.e me lleillsl Kllnitllritil anil tolilt
riiciisiuit Talk.
"How do. von d..?" "(Julie well,
how are ou?" "O, so so."
"Say give me inn more of them for
killing China phea-iint cartridges, Just
like you sold me the other day. Thvy
were the la-st I ever had. 1 killed my
Lll bird against noon and had a half a
day to rest. Xow, Mr Barker, Is; sure
anil give me the same kind. Say, do
you rent vour gun Mr Barker?"
"Yis." "Well, I will bring a Mend of
mine in for one directly, as he wants
to go out wilb me tomorrow.
For killing cartridges at the same
price that other eople charge you for
common ones. Sold by
Bahkkh Gl'N WullKri.
A Bkyan Cl.l ll. Boscburg llevlew:
Hon It M Vealeli and S F Fined vis
lled Cottage drove Saturday, where
thelatf r inldresscd a Bryan meeting,
milking a forcible sseeeli. A cam
paign dun of fS members was organ
ized, 17 of I hem being former rt publi
cans who will vote for free silver. The
McKlnley chili orgaii:cd there a few
days Is hire had but "0 member. Well
posted politicians say Unit the sent I -incut
In South Lane Is three to one In
lavorof Bryan. Of the club at Cot
tage drove, the president and secretary
are democrats, the two vice presidents,
republican, and the other olllixm
populists.
AN FwL'AI.I.Y CoMl'KTKNT AKTIST.
The Winter Photo Co. under the
new management is producing photo
graphic work of a very high grado of
excellence. Whllowlth the departure
of Mr Winter lose one who has
given tho people entire satisfaction,
his place will ls filled by one equally
couiH'tent. Those who visit the
Winter Photo Co' studio will receive
a pleasant welcome from Mr Bushnell
who w III lie found courteous and silito
to all.
IIol'S Puwhaski). K C Smith has
bought the Win Miller lot of 47 bales
of bops at 5J cents per pound. He has
also contracted for about H00 bales, In
cluding some of the best growths In
the county In each Instance furnishing
money to secure the crop. Mr Smith
represents the llrm ol Hurst A Lach
miind Co, a corporation having their
oillcis In Chicago. Xow York and
London. I hey will be large buyeis
this year.
MahuikD. Mr Charles Hastings, of
Thurston and Miss Alma Bundle, of
Klmlrii. were married at the resb ence
of the bible's father, A F Bundle, near
l-'.lmlrn Thursday Sept .1. ll, O A
McMiihan lustlce of the ieace for
Thurston precinct nlhilming. The
dl'AKlt extends congratulation.
Kl'PV'8 I'll.K HITI'OSITORY.
la iiarniileil In rare l'llet ami ( oinll.allori
rwl,uoli.a. U eetitl ler bol. Helel
lwonin. l"r i lreular au.l Vr-o sam.le to
MAllI IN IU PV, I!kIi f'l riiarinailiil,liii'a
i.T, l'. Sn I'"tai. Asswkkh.. riimlnby all
lli.l ela .ruiiKil veryaiii-ra, ami In Eiincua
Oregon )' oiieirn A Peijtii"
SlIOI I.I) EXKIK ISK CAItK.Cltlelis
III the essterii part of the city compluin
llial certain nicyciisi in-inmi m rnnu'
Imr llie law bv fllsl ridillg Oil tllO Side
walks at tho same time endangering
the safety of pedestrian'.
Dully fiiwr.l, Sr.H'iii-r .
Iiwisii Xkw Ykaii. Today Is Je
i.i, Veiv Year. 'Aj-'il. and the stores id
..or fili. iis of that faith will rewisin
clo-ed until B o'clock this tve-hlHtf.
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ICURED
WITHOUT
tiXr Kni.'j or Operation
Treatment Absolutely PainlesSj
CURE Err I L.U
From Three to Six Weeks.
WRITE TOR TERMS
THE 0. E. M.LLER CO.
p0.VaAi)L, OREGON.
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THl'KSDAY, SKI'IKMBKU 10.
Dr.
I'm!
ilei.li-t.i'.ioni .t.Dunn blk. I
I'.l W.
went
i K.si'.'iir this
w ad in b'dav's
afli mo oi.
See A Won 1' u
Gl'AKP.
Sncad Walhuv viitcd at Junction
City today.
X early 1"0 teacher are in attendance
at the institute.
Trespass notices fur ile cheap at the
l Gr.tUPolllee.
Dr. I'liiliv, deiiiist.riHiui H.Diinn blk.
Miss Marion While went to Cottage
Grove thl aft moon.
John Lewis a I' of O student of
XewMirt, arrived today.
Mrs J M Kceiicy returned to her
home at Jasper yes culay.
Stove at half pi ice.
F I. Chambers.
Station Agent L G Adair litis re
turned from hi vacation.
A carload of watermelon arrived
from Dillard this morning.
George Gill's two little girls came
up from Salem this afteruisiu.
Xew and second hand buggies.
F L Chambers.
Two men, Pointer and White, were
drow led at Alsea Sunday.
Hop checks printed promptly and at
reasonable rates at this nllicc.
A line light buggy for H-.00.
F L ChamU'r.
Coke Bilyeii arrived homo from Fo
ley on Ids wlc'cl this morning-
Mis Ida Xi'tV-dugcr. of Linn coun
ty Is visiting friends in Eugene.
Miss Emma Tiltoii left this morning
for Moiimoiith to attend the Stale
Normal sclusd.
A Hue phaeton 1 100.
F L Chamber.
Mis Judge Ja A Campbell, of San
Francisco, left for homo on the early
train this morning.
Mis Geneva Major of Junction is
visiting v. illi her sister, MisChas Kls
seiiger, Ii. this city.
Mis, Clara E Peteison lefl today for
Salt L ike city, to Join her ioplo who
reside there now.
A nartvof bicyclists left for Harris-
hurt: '.his morning, several ladies being
among the number.
HiimC II Baker of Camp Creek has
been selected president of the Bryan
rally at Eugene Saturday.
Mrs S M Weartlierly of Elktnn arriv
ed here this morning and will receive
iiicdieal treatment for n tumor.
Janu s F Bnbliisoii went to Boscburg
thl atterinsiii on lodge business and
will visit dianls Pass tomorrow night.
Howard Davis of Salem arrived on
the earl v tr.iin thl morning and will
resume his studies In the U of O next
Mniidiy.
Cus Matlock and sUcr, Miss Carrie,
who have Isfii spending Ihe summer
In San Francisco, arrived home Ibis
afleruooii.
L Bosleln has commenced work on
the building which he I meeting for
hi produce exchange on the corner nl
Xinth and Pearl streets.
Stoves to lit every body 's purse Iron)
$1.00 to Jill 00. Just bought a bank
rupt stock of three car load.
F. L. I hamlfrs.
Tom Kceiicy who has been spend
ing some time visiting with mentis
and relatives in Lane county, returned
to Portland to'h.y.
State School Superintendent Irwin
of Salem, w ho lias is en ntteinlilig the
county teachers' Institute III th sclly
rutiiructl lio ne to nay.
Mr Kate Palmer and family of
Baker City, Or., arrived on yesterday's
local and are located In one of IT
l'lil lie's houses on lltli and High at.
W II Smith and Dr McXary. of In
state Insane Asylum, arrived here last
eveiiinir. Thcv drove up and hunted
along the mini ami were ery success
ful. They will visit beio for a few
days.
(ilM.Nl) IIAKIIhllK.
The Ui'iiubliraiis Will Celebrate ou
ni'pi soiu.
The republicans in I.aneeounty will
give a demniistratioii In r.ugeiie on
Saturday Sept. LUlli-lhe day that
Senator John H Mitchell sK-ak
hero.
It Is proposetl to have among other
things a grand tmrls ciie and a Hag pole
mixing. Tlio arrangements are In the
bauds of the McKiuley and Hobart
Club of lUigeiie.and will lie a success
ful kllair.
MoKK I'AllTK t'l.AKS.
Miiicn wrltliiLf tho above we have
learned the folloaiug additional par
ticulars:
Senator Mitchell will speaK ai
o'clock In the afternoon.
Barbecue between the hours or ami
0 p m.
'I'. .a. .1.11. .1.1 .r...ii.Mli,ll ltlla'M.n 7
wieiiiipiiiv I'"" r.-..... '--
and 8 p m. fiiiO torches have been or
dered for the occasion.
At 8 o'clock Hon Dinger Hermann
will address the audience.
After the speaking the tlraiul Army
will hold a grand camp lire at which
addresws will be delivered.
Ilaw'a 'I lila.
Wvnflur One Hundred I Nil la ra Kewanl for
aiirri.n el Catarrh thai can nut bu curd! I'Jf
Hall's ratarrh l.'nre.
J I IIKNKV A I O, I'mpi, Tuleilo, ().
We the iinib rnlKiii'i). hae klinwll 1 Cti'lley
(nr I ha lant Hi ', alel l.le lilin IK'lli-clljr
liimi.ral.lr In all bu.lneM liaiiaamlima am) All
annul Iy able lu early uul nl J ulillsatluua mailo
bj their llrm
Win A I ruan. WholealB PurnKt.l. Toleiln,
O, Walillna. Kliinan A Marna, Whuleaals
llrotritlta, loli")-., ulilo.
IUII I alanh t:nre la taken Internally, aetlna
rtlreetly it Urn bliasl an. I inm ml" "urlai a ul
the yti in I'tlea I'l" I"'' l"t tlu. Sulil by
nil tiriimtl't". 'I e-1 1 tin. ii i ail I rue.
(all fur County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing warrants will be paid on pre
sentation at my oflloe. Interest on
same vi III ccaao Sept 10, 1HW. All
muh county warrants foui leglsterod
nuiiiber lO.JlIS to lOliki Imth Inclusive.
Dated J-Iugeiie, Or S.-pt 0, IS'A
A. K. PAITKRHOM,
County Treasurer.
N.itice.
During my ub.eui-e In San F'run
clsco my store will remain open and
a oumfU-nt workman will have
charge of my repairing and socially
"rl' J O Watts.
The Pitt Is the Is-sl lever harrow
inuilu. F L Cbaiiits rs, Agt.
Pally (iuar'l, Kr.lemUr l.
Jlnt'sK DfBNKi.-L V. I'ark house
wa burned at Plea-ant Hill last uigbt.
Moat nf the contents went saved, but
the house I ahiHKt a total wreck, with
no Insurance.
( Irrtilatlug Llbrarr.
Tlio SepleiiiU'r installment of new
I ooks for the Circulating Library will
be ready for distribution on Friday
'afternoon, Sept. 11, as follows.
M addon, Mary Wllkiiis.
Tho Wooing O' T, Mr Alexander.
Two Years Before the Mast, Dann.
Summer In Aicady, Allen.
The Bed Bepiiblic, Chamber.4.
I'ncle Tom's Cabin, Stowe,
Tom Giograu, Hopkins Smith.
A Fool of Xalure, Julian Haw
thorne's (10,000 prize story.
During the summer catalogue by
authors and iiuiiiUt have Urn made
and w ill lie at the library for the use
of patrons hereafter.
The library committee announce the
sale of the following magiiiues: The
Forum, l'he Arena, Century, Harpers
Monthly and St Nicholas.
The niiints'r of all are from April
iMrt to May isiHi, and each set of 1J
numbers is oilervd for SO cents. This
Is an excellent opportunity to secure a
Jarge amount of tlio best aiul miwt In
teresting reading at a very small price.
Inquire at the Library on Friday
afternoon.
Sent It to His Mother In (iermany.
Mr Jacob Ksheueon, who Is) In the
employ of the Chicago Lumlier Co, at
Dcs Moines, Iowa, says: "I have just
sent some medicine back to my mother
in the old county, that know from
personal use to be the beat medic! ne i.i
tho world for rheumatism, having
used II In my family for several yeais
It Is called Clianiberlalu's Pain Balm
It always d'H' the work." 60 cent
bottle for sale by
Osburn & DeLano.
Paily loiarii, September !.
Bin in nv Pi.AiNTirK. The prop
erty of the Springlield Power and Im
provement Company, sold today at 1
p m bv the sherill' at mortgage sale,
was bid in by A O Woodcock, attor
ney for nlalutiir, for M.illU .V.I, tho
amount of tho claim. Tho suit was
brought and the sale of the property
ordered to satisfy claims of the state,
which, through (lover nor Pen
noyer, Secretary McBrido and Treas
urer Mctcham, comprising the Imard
of commissioners having In charge
all itate sehisd funds, had loaned to
tho Springlield company $10,000. Of
this sum all but the amount sued for
has previously been paid. The proper
ty which ha thus been acq Hired by
the state cost upwards of 1100,000 a
fe.v years ago.
Pally Uuanl, Scptuinbvr in.
A Thrifty Fakmf.r. Mr G C
Mlllcit, of Junction precinct, was In
low n yesterday. He Informs us that
lie has cleared several thousand dol
lar In farming thl season notwith
standing the poor crop. Ho think
that raising wheat Is !ho surest way
to make money In the Willamette
valley. Thl year Ids entire farm
yielded on an average IM bushels
alsmt two-thirds of a crop. Ho had
thirty acres that yielded 4J bushels to
the acre. Last year this tract yielded
tl'JJ bushels per acre. Mr Mlllett lias
earned every dollar he Is worth by
tilling the soil and is one of the most
contented men In Oregon. It Is a
pleasure to talk with such men.
Oliver plows both steel and chilled
with the same old guarantee warrant
ed to scour.
F L Chambers, solo agent.
:
r r dond
rtRAY A. RON :
V4V. .
COLOGNE.
J. D. MATLOCK & CO.,
On account of the poor health of our family we are compelled to
close our store and leave Fugeno.muoh to the regret of ourselves
and family. Dut a the health of our family demands It, we
shall comiiieiieo on
SATURDAY, JUNE, 13, '96,
Our o (Jreat o (?lo5irj( o Out o 5a,?-
During this sale everything will be sold at Auction Prices. It
you wish lo buy good Cheap now I your opportunity. Come
early before the slock Is broken. Nothing reserved. Every
thing In our store goes.
6
STOVES.
You can lu)'
tho Universal
choaKT than ever
before.
fr
Vlmv sim mailo of tho
cooking and are tho best bakers made.
Wo noil them cheaper than any good stove has ever
been sold in Lane county.
GRIFFIN
IN ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING.
Till; T.lN.MItT.
Amount of 'Ian Hark I'sed
inully, anil Oilier .Notes.
An
Perhaps one of tho most Important
and successful Industries under the
present stringency of the hard times
I W W HaimsiSt Sins' taunery, lo
cate in the eastern part of the city.
Messrs Haines have built up a business
which ha prospered even In these
time. By prospering It has provtn
of great value to Eugene, Lane county
ami in fact the entire Willamette val
ley, Inasmuch as wood, tail bark,
hides, etc, aro ottcn purchase at a long
distance fioiii the seat of the tannery,
lu fact hides are purchased by Mr
Haines, who i mi tlio road almost alt
tho Utiir, from one end of Oregon to
the other. He has just returned from
Sum hern Oregon where ho purchased
all hides to ho had. The prices paid
vary according to locality, but average
from 4 to r cents per pound. The com
pany now has on hand t.'looO worth of
bides.
Another item In connection with the
tannery of perhaps uiitliought of mag
nitude to tho average ihtsoii I tne
amount of tan bark iiseii annually and
the price paid lor It. Messrs Haines
have this year purchased 400 cords,
nearly all of which ha already Ish'U
delivered. The price paid wa $8.60,
cash, per cord. Thus it will t seen
that (.'1100 ha Ism'ii paid out for this
one Item. Furthermore this money Is
distributed among tho homcscekers
who are pushing out Into and setlle
Ing up toe mountainous district ot
thecouiity. The bark ot the hemlock
only Is ued for tan hark and this tree
grows only on the higher mountain
elevations. The prices paid are such as
to give good wage both to the men
who peel tho bark and to tho team
ster who haul it. The company lias
also purchased '.'(H) cords of wool at
fJ.OO per cord, tho highest market
price this year.
1 lie tannery is now running on iuii
time. Several new buildings for shelt
ering Ian bark and wood and sddl-
I Ions to the nut in iiuihiing nave neon
erected during the summer. A number
of new vats have been built lately and
the capacity or the tannery lia other
wise been increased considerably with
in the past year and next years out
put of leather will lar exceed that of
any previous year. Twelve men are
now employed and 1000 sides of leather
per month can be turned out as soon
as tho nuw vats aro ready for use. The
products of the tannery are shipped to
Portland ami San Fmncisoo, the prin
cipal market being the latter city. The
demand for the leather Is such that It
Is Bliliqied as fast as a few rolls can be
turned out. Forty five rolls, or over
10,000 pounds, were shipped during
August. The output will bo Increased
to 60 rolls per month after a short
lime.
Pally tiiianl, Keitetnhr .
DkcMNF-h. Hon 10 It Sklpworth
this afternoon received an Invitation
from the Corvallis McKlnley CI ib to
stump Benioii couuty for McKlnley
and Hobart, suggesting that he speak
at as many points as possible. Air
Sklpworth lulorms us that he must de
cline a ho 1 not supporting McKln
ley and does not desire hi election.
Pally (inar.l, Si'i'tembcr D.
Dirmisskp. Tlio chargo against
Lorln Finn of McKenr.le, accused with
larceny of alsmt $14 from tho dwell
ing of (Irant Hendricks, was dismissed
In a preliminary examination Iwforo
Justice Wheeler this morning. There
was no evidence to show that the
young man had taken the money.
STUNNERS.
dried ieiichis per lb 6o
Nice new black fig " " 60
Dried prune per Ib So
Hood green coffee per Ib 20o
7 lb ralslu for 26o
71b dried apples 25o
4 Ib nice new dried peaches 250
60 lb uo 1 white la-aim 1.00
Ax Billy.
Watch for
those new
patterns of
next
week.
A E. WOOD.
o
Btovcs and ranges now
best iron use tho least wood in
HARDWARE CO.