The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, September 26, 1896, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textn ;1 :- h Li KSTABLisiiEn m TOE DMEimTios op OEMocRUir murines i Tn ru it nomr LIVING bt tab sweat OP 01 b brow KUGENK, OH., SATURDAY, SKPTKMHKH 26. 18. ,0b 2S NO. 42, rin (PI ;' O n If r WEEKLY EUBENE GUARD. 1. L CAflPBELL, PUBLISHER. I Ofr'l 'K -East side of Willamette i,.re .i:i sad Klghth Blreels. TKIIM4 0F BL'BSCIlll'T! (l Year. , . ! . ' . :. j,r kbinlha, ! $200. 1.00 SO. Advsrtising rates made known i on application f t M r.' all b'.lllll.'M g.ij.-n-, Oregon. lettori to Ul'AKP, S. LUC KEY DEALER IX Clicks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc. 4 REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. f ! H Work Warranted. j L. W. BROWN, M. D. physician and Surgeon. - OUics and residruce over poatoffioe. Honrs; J u ! a. m,; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p. m. Iranite and marble works. 5ew Deslgna aud New Prices in Eon-Inn sad i bomi-stle Marble aud U run I to, Monuments. I Headstones and Cemetery work of I all klndi for 1K:. I ALL WORK GUARANTEED ! Willamette Street, near I'nttoffloe. Eugene, Or I. C. WOODCOCK, ! Attoriicy-at-laiv. Orrics Ouo-half block aoutb of Clirlsmau'i Block, EUGENE. OREGON. 0, VV. KlNBKY N. K, Makklit. Kinsey & Markley, Attorneys-at-Law. Commercial and I'robatc Dutiiwx a 8o IMice In Clirlaman Block. W. E. dROWN. , rrailnt. B. 0. PAINE. F.W Vic Prttldtnt. THE 0S3UFN. Caihltr. ikim Loan and Savings BANK, If'jgene, Oregon. 3 tUTORS-D. A. Paine, J. B. llurrla. J. K. Brown, J. K. Darin, B. U. Pal no. w Komnson, r. Unburn. 1 rail Ud CaDital. : : : $50,ooo. Eeieral Banking Business Transacted. foeteial allowed on time depoalla. Colin ulnn entrusted to our c-e will receive pr -j t attention. Lane County Bank. I (Established lu 1W.) ? EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY. President. r w a UD a (J i uh or J HI Aiiivni'iui vuom.v.. A. O. HOVEY, JR.. Aast.Casiir. G.llltdlRICHS, President. 8.B, Rakik, Jr., (Wiiet ;ionai m 01 Eugene &ld tin Lash CaolUl 50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,001) Eugene - - Oregon A ireneral bankini bueinest .lone. slue terms. Sight drafts on NkAV YOKK, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO and POM- UXD.OKKUOX. I Billi of exchange eold on foreign cniintrie". Ocpoeita reoelyed subject to cheek -r ertm oat of dspoait. . . . ? All collections sntruated to m will rceir mmpt attenUoo. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IS ROCERIES i - ; ...-ru "II I IB 1 1 I Hiving a Large and Complete stot k of ! Staple and Fancy Groceries bougbt j in the best markets, j EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, 1 can ofler the public U-tter priet ? than any other house In Eugene. ! miaa ol all Ilili takn it Market Prt:sa MONDAY, SEPT. '21. I'll 1 1 IIIIKIII. Tue lii'ieut. i it n; iio falling lnwlj-, Jim i' Aim. wiriii (nan Inil.jt. He re i.nri. ,l. i.iy i, w, ., Li flr,u. Jiiiiiih Mcl-'iirluml v:m nrri-i- S:it. tinlny i vciiliin f,,r ru tilc-n iu-m. Mrn V V Moure mid t liii.ln n ale viMitiiiK r.'lwtive at U iwlmnl, I. inn county. I nl.iniee Jam, h mill V II ll.ill'iimn went In Portlitml to visit I lie fmr this iiinriiiii);. Jnliii (i il.iiniith Mi'iit to I'.irilauil toilny mi ImhIiich iiii.I lo kt-e diL. ( x- Mlitilll. A ivrtniu liiitiviilihtl Im-t h en imti lleil liy Hie ollli-irn to leiive town with in lime ilnyx. Mr J S Moiloy und TIi4 Alt lUn on ciiiiii- ilow ii from ('ulliiu drove HiIh iu rcilnj,'. Siliillll.-r Weutlier iikhIii. The liter. nioiueler reiHlertil 74 tlegret-M In the Nllit'le tliita ut'lerilDon. Frank Htnl Tenrl iloiiney left tills MfleruiNin for Momuoiiili, xpei ling to rni cli ihut city toiilht. lr It. '.vies linit ri turned to his hoine ul U'lHiilliuiil, C'al, where he will re sume l lie pntctice nf medicine. Mrs Win Unfurl, of Cohtirg, Is ex pected home from Sun Francisco mi tomorrow morning's early train. Lttfuyette L me, nf It .sebur, who is lyiiiK ul I lie point of detith at his hoine, hits declared for McKinlcy. Mm. lUillm-r C'.'s i II nnl cbil lti n re t'OLfil to lb, ir l.oii.e in I.iun cnuu'r thi foieooo.i aliiT u w.-ik's viii in Ibis cily. Kev U I I mix it ol Rom hurt; li held seiviees in the Calh dlo clinrdi In tills city yestcrdm, left for the notrh this iiiorniii(. (leorjii1 Forret, who married Miss Minnie Brow n, formerly of tills city, died recently of lhiglits' diseuse at Silt Luke t 'ny, L'tali I'hesier (. Murphy, of t'nlem, u lio is iitleiidiiiK Stanford ' l'niverity, it is reported, will he n cnudidate for n ,'ili'.ce on tlie hit; foot hull ttain. (' K Wilkinsoi:, an imploye of tie I'orllnud custmii house, who has been vicit iiie with Ins friends and relatives in I Ids city, returned to Portland to day. W M Rasmus, of Portland, addressed the McKinley club lit Juocli m Cily, Saturday nlijlit The nict-l itic was well attended. The McKinley club nl that place is said to have 170 mem bers. Hon II R Kiucuid, secretary of si ale, returned to Salem t inlay afierasliort visit al Ids hotnt in this city. Ho has just returned from a trip to AMoria on oinclal business'. Rev M C Wire was a passenger to Ito-cliiirn this afternoon to mI lend the OreKon M E conference work which meets lu tl at city. (Juite a number of delegates from" the north were also on board. Bishop Mills' family will have on the early train tomorrow uiofiiiiii; via Sacramento for Summit Mines, 1 "ell n sylvaida, where they will send the winter. They may return 1 1 t he Spring to reside. The Oregon lu ii claims thai nearly all American visitors to England wear McKinley luitlons. This seems natur al. It is very seldom that any of our farmers aud laboring men ure able to visit that con u try. J H Harris was a passenger to Port lam! today. He w ill be joined in that city Wednesday by Mrs Hurris and Miss Leln Hayes, who have been vis iting In Washington. Tlicy will visit the exposition and then return home. Editorial expressions and local mat ters are two dill'erent things. A pub llsliei may give Items in his local columns as a mutter of new s, that may not mtet his approval; but as a matter of business and news lie must give it. Monday's Itoeehurg I'laindealer Misslula llradley relumed on last evening's local and resumed her duties in the school room this morning. She was ace pained by her mother, Mrs Lackey, of Hale, w ho will attend con lervnce during ti e coining week. Oregon Stale Fair om iis at Salem Wednesday, Oct 7th: closes 13th. Mc-Kinley-Bryan debate. Pioneer Har becue. A' great slock, Multry and agricultural exposition. Fast horses; great races. Urand music by Parsons. Excursion rates. fiO.OOO In premiums, purses and prizes. Admission c. One of the local writers in todays firei'iiiiian in SDeakinir of street car lines only runinK uiu i w " the evening: "From a careful Investl ti,o. nf the matter made by a friend , V . , i, i..il, i.. r ti,u rlistrcsseil. it would seem that the hard times und t lie possibility of McKinley being 'leleattu lias tiling lo do with it." some' The Waoon RoAD.-ltrownsville Ti..,s- Several petitions are being cir- oulaied over the country, for the pur- funds with wlilcii to 1...11.1 n, iii..i-talked-of. lonir-looked r... a'mii romi to the mines. The Aim i, inufireiiluted here Is not being received with the liberal spirit that it .i,..iii.l he. Our iK-onle who are wide ..L.nn most itccasioim. evidently do not lHk at this n.atier fiom the proper standpoint. They (IIU not seem y rL-ali.e that with thecotnpletion or this road Rrownsvllle and Linn county would receive the trade that will other wise go elsewhere. This trade, even at present, is not merely a trifle, am yet it will increase ten fold, In all probability, In a very short lime. Let us lie up and doing: Ibis Is our golden oppoituuity; the iron is hot, hit hard. A Steam Lacsurv. Mr H E How er proprietor of the Palace laundry, expects to put In machinery lor a steam lamidrv. A building is being reeled by r M WliRinson or. ' "i ertv aiijoining me rinuin, on the east. Mr '"'IM new ma.l.liiery and will move his laundry into the new bu.ldit.K as soon as it i completed. Power will be ob tained from the creamery engine. Mr Wilkins Is putting up a double frame building, but the e"Bt room llM 001 yet been rented. CIVIL SriT. Suit hs been com menred In Juti.-e Wheeler'i i court by Franklin Wih. atrainsl i tii t-i mut F A Rankin for laisii 1" '"' , the sum ol I9. I be He euoam- that the t.lalntirr was to r.-cr. .'"?"-"": r,.-itv. Tin pay in w.ssl. w bile the Jailer claims that it was to te cash, be heard this evening The case mil TUESDAY, SEPT. 22. Mrs II H Huck has returned to forulu. fall- Ir J W llarrl Porllaud. has returned from A Nelson nf Cottage drove W na III I'.llgelie Inlay. J M Rcce was a pnseiiger lo Drain this afternoon. Mrs Win lUnsliaw arrived home frcm Xewp it today. Thos llradley arriinsl from Aurora on the afternoon train. Frank Ferree of Pnkeirania, Cal , Is visiting fiieuds In this cily. The Snriuglleld WiHtdmen are hav ing their mutch hunt hulay. City Recorder Dorris arrived liouie from lllue River last evening. IVII Johnson of Salem is visiting relatives aud friends in tills city. J P Joins, of Portland, traveling anent of the S I R R, Is lu the cily. W K ScailMirougli, of this city, has been appointed a notary public. ('has M Kissenger has moved his olllee upstairs in the Mct'lareu block. Miss Editli Fleming commenced a term of scIiihiI at Cohurg yesterday. Fred Hi an, of Sealoii, is ill the city. He reporls the run nf salmon still liKht. Deputy slerlll c 1. Scolt lias a whale's tooth on exhibition al the sherill's olllce. .Miss lone i g!er mid 1 hit ley and Uiucle nxler have relurued Iroiu a visit to Florence. Fletcher Lhill went to Roschtirg tills afternoon l.i the iutetest of the Oregon Furniture Company nf Port land. Several hop contracts were tiled in Suleni yesterilny. The amount to U paid in each Instance Is 5 cents vt pound. Kev I I) Driver senator-elect from tins county, went to Kochurg this afternoon toalleiid I he meeting of the M E c.Mifelelice. Mr J It ChamU r- is pelting along lilirly, UioukIi the swelling ill his leg has not leihiced enough yet lo permit the limb lo lie set. A suit has been tiled witli the con li ly clerk entitled Flhi Travis vs J W Art hurt, ct a I, wherein plaintill pravs for a Judgment for S.I.Vi. The lliirrl-hiirif l.umlxr Company has icci ivcd .IMO.lK'll feet ol logs front M II Wood, of Mill creek, to keep them busy for a little while. Rosehtirg has a curfew ordinance for biys, aud a H t itioii has liecti Hied with the council to have th nrdinuiice changed so as to apply also to girls. Harrisburg Review: A poll was taken recently of all voters at Davis lion yard. Out of a total of til votes II were for McKinley und ill) for llryun. A llrvaii silver lub was organized al Camp Creek Saturday with htl mem- liers lion r II linker WHseiciieu president and J W Shumate secretary. The arc light in the opera house we'itout lasl night during the rt publican meet lug, caused by a binned out switch. The dcfict was repaired today. Saturday a Hi van silver club was organized lu Fall Creek precinct with 3D members. Ollieers elected: H. F. Hunnieutt. president; J h Mutteson, secnlary. A suit has hi-cu (lied with the 0 mnty clerk, entitled the Piano Man ufacturing Lompauy vs j j .nuon, in which planum prays lor a judgment for fll!7.G4. Mrs J S Mills ami family left on the local this morning for the East. They went vlu the Northern Psclllc railroad Instead of the Southern Pacitloasat first intended. Workmen have been digging the trench today In w hich the la-eves, for the republican naris-cue nexv aiunmy will be roasted. The trench Is 4 feet wide, 0 feet deep ai.d 30 feet long. Secretary of Slate II R Kim-aid w ill have another aloiy huill on the olllce of the Oregon State Journal on Ninth street. The brick masons have already commenced woik on the building. Hon W Luir Hill, brother of Dr J L Hill, of Albany, is a republican candi date for nomination for Siirlor Judge of Alameda county, Calif. A big tight has been III progress over It. Oeo WhitU'ck of Mohawk was in town todav with three cougar scalps which he disposed of to the eo nly C'erk at H 00 each. Mr WhltbceK has killed live cougars within the past mouth. Florence West: Mrs S H Millege and family of Hermann, left that place Wednesday for Eugene where tiny expect to live for some time. Mrs Millege has rented her farm near Her man u to sir sieao. The Oregon annual conference ol the Methodist Episcopal church will con vene at Roseburg tomorrow. The dis. trict embraces all the territory iu Ore gon west of the Cascade mountains. Hisliop Cranston of Portland is I ho presiding .-Ulcer. l'here Is one slate in which there is no doubt which way it will go, and ihut Is Colorado. The democratic electoral ticket lias he-u endorsed by the repub Icnn, populist ami silver con ventions, Insuring n solid front for Bryan and SeUall. Judge Bennett, of The Dalles, who speaks here Friday evening, is the leading attorney lu the Eastern Mr Honor Oregon. The Aslnrian. rep, said last June that he wa- a greater orator than any of the campaign sM-akers Imported fto:n Hie List, do out and hear him. deorge Mills of Kansas, a brother to Bishop J ri Mills, arrived here this morning to visit with bis brother's family. He I""1 'b""ltd ihU ,r,P " M surprise and was m-l : "...re Ii.it I l.v -.llu Intended to i.-uVH for the hast so soon. He left f-r Tillamook this morning to visit other relatives Dally Guard, mlM-r .'I. A Splendid Roi'tk. The civil en gineer who has leeii In the Blue River mines surveying out a route lor a wagon road, returned to Eugene Saturday evening enroiile to his home in Portland. He reorls hsvliigse lected a splendid route for a road up Quartz Creek to Hie Luckey Ro mine, .,,d that the grade will I sn easy one. in 1 ana inai menu. i 7, ,: " ,1,. .,oy of the lmd.,.,Kx , - v, hii.l, has re-e.,t P"'; u,iM road will Hot I ol leiani iowc I claim- I MVEKMIY tK oitKl.ilN. financial shotting nf tin fur the Ut Mil on Instil ill ion enr. Stt.KM, Or.. Sent 1 I'lic annual reHrt of Hon Henry Failing, proident ' of Board of Regents of the Cuiversily ' of Oregon, has la-en tiled III tin-olllce of the governor. It shows that studies were commenced on September 1I, . lvj,, and ended June Is, Inst. :nro ' nieiit as Ml, of whicli Nl men ami 1 II! women were III I In' l I of letters; Kl liieli slid 3 women in I he school of ' law, aud iVt men and women iu '.he ; school of medicine. I The degree of bachelor of arts was 'conferred on '.'0 students; nf bachelor of laws on 41; doctor of meiiiciue, '22. , The statement nf recipts ami ex 1 IH-udilures for the year ending June j .'in, IVii, is ii" follows: ltalaiice In hands of s-cr !ary I June Hit, ls'i", '. I 4lil S.' i Balance iu hands ol liei.-un r June ,'IU, Is-..:, ti,4.'M ft-J : Incidental fees, ls'.'H'-i 4'il ti-i Incidental fees, IS'.ii Mi 1',1'Ml Ul I Iteccived from tax fund ;!'.),.'li -,'ii Kcceivcd from land fond 'i.l'i'i ul lucoini f Yillard fund 3,UKI Ul Income of oration fund -.y.ti Ul I'll I ion fees, music 171 Ul Uebate oil insurance 11 hi Total ..fV.I,i"nl 3 Payment of salaiie- 3I,4 Ul ScIiimiIs of law and medicine v.i4-u'i and 1 vt", ini S. I l"i ExHiided on lilnary account L'.'i'i L'7 Purchase of hui I .'i.uki ul Prize fund "" U Iiii'ldcnlal exeosis Iii.piu oil Balaliiv ill hands nf lieasiircr June 30, I:m; S.tVi 40 Total ws, :u The state treasurer's ncvoiuit nf the land fund Is as follows: Money loaned on niortgages. j'JL'.ftl.'l 01 Land units 3 ::o4 41 Cash In hand V4H 2 Tidal of fund .luue.'io, ls'.Hi. f'.itl 3UI 4(1 Total of fund June :!U, I vr. IUJ.3M) 22 Loss lu moiiev iiccouiil dur ing the year "I'Xi SU This decrease is occasioned l,y the r.ireclosiire r a iiioilgnge securing a loan of t'iusi. 'I he laud was bid in on account of the fund. The ircasiiret's account of the ora tion prize hind is as follows: Interest on loan for current ear M Balaiit-) due the treasurer from last account Paid for oration prizes lv.HI Balance in hand, May 31, f L7 K" . 2."iO Ul Ul Ki Toiui m Tlie total iiiiiount of the fund is now (L'slIU l'. The oilginal sum was HIUKKi. , , The amount expeuileu in pureiiasing Usiks for tl.H Yillard library has la-en FJ-'lo 2. The library lio contains tiiiJl volumes, besides unbound s-riod-icals. The liuiuls r of persons tak lug out hisiks tlius usisl was ;U7, and the iiiiniber of books llius us,-d were '2W, apart from purposes of reference. Notice. I desire lo extend the people of Eu gene and l.ai.e county, m.v niee. Ihanks for tlie very llla-ral paironage I have received iluring Hie six years that I have la-en associated iu business here. I shall ever appreciate the Kind and courteous treatment that I have received. For Mr Kays, who al-all continue the business, I solicit a lihcial share of patronage in the future. Fi.Kivni it Linn. Notice. A dark brown mule, about 111 years old, brand similar to a hoise boot on left hip, right ear straight, strayen from the old county poor farm, a short distance west of Eugene, Sept. I.I. Five dollars reward will b paid to anyone reluming the iiuiiiial lo I VISA (illltAIKK, hanciister, or. Paid DamaiKs.--IIou T d Hen dricks, piesldelit of the First National Batik, of this city, has Ihi-ii paying some II ru Insurance himself. A couple or weeks ago he went o.it to some laud he owned near the Masonic cemetery, aud set out a lire lo hum tome grass, weeds ami stubble Ho was watching the lire but It got away from him and burned up a shed lielniiglng to Scolt McMurray, and it was only by the hardest kind i f work that the lire was extinguished, by Mr Hen dricks and his as.islunl, before It entered the cemetery. Saturday the I he loss w us satisfactorily adjusted and Mr Hendricks paid .Vr Mi-Murray tu damages. A Slki'KIhk Tint Misses Fannie ami Maggie Ciom r und Mrs Ocnrge Croner gave their mother Mrs C C Croner, a most delightful surprise par ly Saturday night. Whist was In dulged lu until lu.'l') when all Ihe guests It-paired to tlie dining room u here covers were laid for sixceen. Tlie iiihle was ehLinilly and and ar tistically decorated with smllax and various 'kinds of rows. After Hie beau tiful repast all sorts ut games were played until a v rv late hour, when all the guests, wishing Mis Cron er many happy returns of her natal day, departed for their re-pective hollies. BlMM-s ( II AMiK Tlie Hi III of hum .V Kiv, lurnlliire dealers and undertakers,' has dissolved partnership by mutual cons, nl, Mr Linn retiring from Ihe business. Tlie business will be continued by Mr Kays. Mr Linn, w m bss l-eii traveling fur some llioinhs pai-t for lb e On eon I'n-nitiire I'., mi miiv of Porllaud, will continue Ul travel lor that llini, having the ter ritory of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Mrs Lion, however will re main lu Eugene iluring the winter. Thedl'AKI" wishes Is, 111 gentlemen IPjrcess in their separate callings. Ksow N IN El uK.K. The lut Issue of the Portland Sunduy Mercury has a sensalional article lu which Ihe star is rf.irmers are known by many ople of Eugene. J P Mattingly ecus W , Archnriils-MU w lib having Insulted his w lie, and the article claims that Muttlngly olb reil to compromise the 1 1 .. r for a moiiev colisiileratloll. Ar- llifielianilieau claims It ; a Case oi at- I tei.ipted blackmail A 1' III.IK ItlVKit Preparation Being Ms.de to Coiiiiiiui tin Prospect Work All inter. j Joint Brown left foi the lllue liner i mines tins morning with a lot of sup- I plies and also to do some work on the claims of the Blue Itlvcr Mining Com- j patiy, who now have, several liieu prospecting thvlr claims. The superintendent who Is pros peeling the Luckey Boy claims for the I London Exploration company now I lias L1I practical miners at work ami I has scut for six more exHrieiuvd men. ' An tissavcr Is on the ground w ith a complete out III of assaver's tools and! makes an assay of the ore as fast as the tunnels ami shafisnre pushed Into tlie earth. Six mules are kept busy on the, old Lucky Bov trail canylng supplies in to Hie mines from Blue liiver. A "hunk house," "cook house," black sii'ilh shop and one or Iw-o other build- Inps liave ts-en erected w here tnu oi.i Luckey Boy cabin stands. The new wagon road route just sur veyed out follows the old trail up Quartz Creek most of Ihe way. The trail will he changed to follow the new route aud will bo widened aud im proved this fall to make it more prac tical fur travel. The wagon road will not Is-built until spring and no ma chinery for a saw mill or for mining purposes will Is- taken into the mines until Ihe road is completed. l'.veiytlilng Is Is-iug gotlen iu shape ami supplies are Mug taken iu sulll dent to last all w Inter and the prospect woik will ta- continued all winter. I'tuiiity Home. Aiipual report or patients received at county home from October, Jsu'i, tin tlie present time: Ellen Branmin.liti years, dlaU-tes aud dropsy. Nancy Lucas, 7S years, palsy, help less. Joseph Carter, 71 vears, totally blind. Jackson Brown, IKI years, tolal par alysis, helpless. Henry Wortldy, 73 years, iheiima-ll-m and lumbago. Daniel IMiuwIlly, (IS years, diabetes and rupture. M (I McCarly, m years, scrofula, exena. John Yandyke, C3 years, lumbago and rheumatism. John Bruminer, 71 years, deafness und asthma. P.' iilp Coiikle, years, paralysis aud deinelitla, helpless. J (, Crane, t;l years, iheumatisiii and dementia. J N Warren, 71, typhoid fever. Win Thackcry, 113 years, glaucvlnn and rlieiiinal Ism. James Williams, 80 years, ihciiiiia ttsin and uiarasmus.helpless. Rols-rl W illi. 74 years, eryslpllia lu leg. Tiniolliy Keshoni, 05 years, nuiras mus, tunu r. DIED. Matildas Myers, 70 yearn, paralysis and asi lima. Edward Everett, 82 years, tolal par alysis. Anisndy Wornslall. 62, marasmus and dlala-tes. John Warner, 111 years, rheumatism and asthma. IHH( IIAIUIKD. J T Denny, 3i) years, fever and dem ent in. John Wilson, ?2 year?, Injury of foot by ear. Henry B dkuer, 22 years, typhoid fever. Number received during Iho year....!3 Died Hi sell urged 3 Present number of Inmates 10 Dr B F Ri'KhKi.L, Kupeilnteiidenl. Pa ntiiNAiiK Lkiiit. The pidronage of the Eugene creamery Is very light now. In fact it Is not suluclcnt to make the Investment pay. The butter turned out Is llrst class and Is In de mand at the hlgbest market prices. The trouble Is In getting a sulllcient ipiaiitlty or milk. The runners do not seem to take hold or the Industry very readily, and the supply or milk Is lighter now than on the start. One reason lor this lack or appreciation on tlie part or the rarmers Is U-lleved to lie the trouble or getting the .ullk to the creamery. This can only lie rem edied by the establishment of regular milk routes, and until this Is done It Is not likely that tlie amouiil of milk will be Increased much. AriKAtTKD IIV THE BaHHECI'K. HoIhm from far and mar are centering toward Eugene. It seems that they have gotlen wind or the big republican barbecue and have concluded that this city will Is- a gHHl place to get a good sipiare meal about next Saturday. Whether or lint the republican man agement will approve or this sudden exhibition or a McKinley spirit on the part or the holsis remains to be seen, but It Is said thai at least 7.1 of theso "hungry Willies" are hanging around iu the vicinity or town awaiting mc roasting of the Iseves, pigs and sheep, while many more are headed this way and will be Here in lime to ueip cele brate next Saturday. bally loiaid, Svplinlr VI. Fined kok Helm no Piieahanih James FUlier, who resides about live or six miles west of town, was cited by Deputy Oiiiiim Warden W llkli s to op ,s ,.r Is fore Justice W heeler and plead gullly to the charge of capturing and m lliug Chinese pheasants In violation ol tlie slate game law which he did j this morning, paying a flue of 2-j and costs amounting to 17 W. It seems j that Mr Usher has ls-.ui cspturltig the birds allvo by running I the young ones dow n on horseback. I ,. reenii'e ciii'l.t 17 lit 1 1 1 rkt wuyatil sold them ul tl IM each. , ball" Ouaril, HrilniU.-r i. 1 1 u l. tif ir . ..v f J 1 1 i tin nf Jas- s-r left totluy on a visit lo his son j "r.'.".hl ' i .i. i ,.fi 10 ins sintu iu toil, no i. - .ge ami since coming here ha, never ridden on a railroad train until today. Sunday's Albany Herald: Messrs. K ami John Whitney, brother or Hie junior editor of the herald, and 'i. l.i. I,- I.... a 1 1 tit l.'oifelte wl ve been sis-iitllng a few w.s-k. ,...... Ir..'... . tru r..l,ir.o il in Aliiiiiiv vi-slirilav oil their w ay ' j home. 'Ill K I MiUUT Ulil'.M. Oiit'sthuialdc ('use la the Court. J list Ice's , I 'rt i ' y i iiiiir-l, r-,-ps-iii 1 ..-r A case is being ti led before Ju-tiee Win-e'er this afternoon which lias been brew ing (or some time, A Mrs Abbott, formerly of Collage drove lias been residing for some months past in a Iioii-o on Sevi-ulh street between Willam-tte and Oik. One Snyder, h is al-o Uvu o.-cupying (he name house. Yesterday morning both (he uitiii und (In- woman Were given (Mitels in have (own within j three days by Marshal Day. i Mrs Abbott was divorced from ! her husband soiiik time since laud the custody of their minor ehildicn was assigned lo Ihe I'll her. A little girl ulxiut hi years old bus I" en living will' the woman ' most of the lime ami it will be icuiciu- hi red thai the ninth r was brought in to t he bauds nf Hie law- lasl spring ! when 1 he man at temiih-it to L-et no.. session nf Hie cliild. deorge Abi olt, the divorced husband of the woman, and his brother, Wiltlaiii, w ho now- reside al Floreiuv, were in tow n yesterday aud sought to get pnsM-ssioii of the children and some household goods. In Hie latter they v. ere disappointed. In order to g, t 'revenge they tilled upon red liquor lust night and sometime near the mid night hour they went to Ihe house oc cupied by Mrs Abbott aud threw rocks through the room occupied by her. Some of the rocks were as large as one's list and tlx- whidow- pains were riddled, while pilchcrs, wash basins and other arlicles nu tliejntcrlor of the room were smashed and broken by the living missiles. An alarm w as given and the two Abbotts well) I. nested and placed in jail by policemen Piutl aud ("roller. Win Abbott wiis afterwards released to look alter the children, w hom, it seems, had la-en left at a hop yard across the river la-low town. While the disturbance took plsce last night the little girl, aged 10 years who was ul Hut house, htcninu frightened aud stinted lor Ihe hop yard. When she n ached the river slut sprang into a boat niitl rowetl across, though II was near the midnight hour. Tnihiv w trrants wcio Issued cl.aig lug the Abbots with assault anil bat tery ami they urn being tried betoro Jilstl.v Wheeler this llllel'llooll. The slate Is represented by Deputy Attor ney llarrlsand the defense by Attorney Williams. Hups. Of tlie hop conditions In New York stale Hie Otsego lw'pulillcau, or Hie Itilh Inst., says: Hop picki ng Is coded, (irowcra are anxious to sell, but generally are wall- In to see what Hie mnrkelwill.be Some have forced their crops 0:1 the market, from necessity. Several small lots litivo been bought by the dealers hi re at about 8 cents. There seems lo bo a disposition on (lie pint of a few tlcalcis to represent the present hop crop as a good deal larger than It really is, ami statu (hut this state's crop Is 1HI.00U hales, which, Is Just about 2't per cent less than last year, us the last ymr's crop was 120,. UtKJ bales. Now tho fads are against any such amount being gruw u in this state. In Ihe llrst place a careful eauvass math) this summer shows that fully forty per cent or Hut acreage was ploughed up, anil we admit that many were old, woin out yards, hut still many w ere good, strong young yards, ami In Hie tow ns r Otsego, Mill'ortl, Mldtllellcld, ami Hartwick, there were nearly 310 growers w ho ploughed up (heir entire acreage of about 1,200 acres, and It Is safe lo assume that aboil I the same rutin of reduction tin k place nearly all over the state. Now there aru ullo a few farmers who havo eullivuletl their yards ami f-rlllizetl them well, w ho have got as many as last year, bill still there are a great many w ho have fallen oil ene quarter, a good many one half and io Ihree ipiailers, ami some four- llftlis, anil some have picked none at all; so that we art) llruily convinced III it with the reduction of ucieage ami the deceased yield, tho crop lu this slate w ill not exceed one-hall or last year's yield, or li 1,1mm hales as against I20,nuliist year. Thu lasl rcpotts fioiu Ihe coast esll nuilis Htl.OUt) bales itguinst 2I0.UI0 lust year. The English acreage, this year is !, (KKI acres less than last, and tlie esti mates are now 8 ewt. per acres us ugalnsl0 37 cwt. per acre last year, and 1,070 In l'il, making In round numbers W1,IH,0 less bales than last year, so that Iho decreast d yield in England lids year, New York and on the coast, is 270, 000 halts. The Increased sales nf beer III Sep tember over last year Is nearly one (iiarierora million barrels, ami Tor the year nearly three millions or bar rels, causing an Increased consumption id 10,200 bales or hops. bull; Uuanl, September 'Jl. Aiumi Bekhuk Y M and Y W C A. About unt-huntlred students and Mends of tie CnlvelHllV listened to tlie llr-t of the Y M and Y W C A'pop ii l.i r hi Mri'tm-N In Villunl Mull yi'Ur fieiooon. M 1, Rose pastor or the Christian church was the speaker, lie besought Hie students to do biUb ful work und to not contented Willi simply having learned a lesson, hullo kuo ll tlioioiighly. Ho spoko or Ihe danger or sludclils neglecting their religious and mental life for the social ami urged the "happy medium." The next ud-liess will be delivered by S Sdllbert, pnstor id the First Pres byleriaii church. His topic is "Tom Brown at Rugby. MAltiilH.-Miss Mary II Coals and W' O Mcudor of Pralrio City, were married at Monmouth, Oregon, Tuts .1 tv, Sept. K.lh, Is'A Rev W m Sump ler olllclul lug. Their future home w ill be Prairie Cily, (Irani county, Oregon, ' The bride wus formerly a resident or Eugene. Pos..,NKb.-T.,S, g.ielilma.ch hunt will not take place until next i,, , .. ., .i,...ii, Ii . mist- , lues, hiy N;p , ,, wus post I Mine.. -' ' " ' - . . icrorihe members being employed iu the Imp Holds. Saigon Pi m ii asi:i. Win Reu- ahuw bus purchased tho llollliian j House saloon from Ivl West a, 1 bsik i ehi.ri.t of t he SBII10 last Veiling. W V ! wUl.Mr West success In whatever husl ness he may conclutle lo engage In. VSIMMOMSX BlcSlAT0l7 W ja." 1J r THE CZST SPRING MEDICINE is Simmons riven Frai'LATOR-jon't I t.! 1 1) t.,K it. I lie I ivcr gctssliiKglsh iluim t!u W int.-r, ju-t like all nature, nu I t!k- svst-i i l- .'UK i ihokej up by the .tivu::i il.-.t J w.i-.t.-, ,hi,h hrings on M.il.nii, les-.r .nii A'DcanJ Hhcuma :r.;. Y "i wa it t i v.ikc pp ynur Liver n m, ! t ! st::. vu t.il.e blAtMONS I ivi i: :..li.ioi t-i Jo it. It also rtvul..t.- ilu Livci -l.ivps it properly at w.'il;, wii. ,i your system w ill he free from poison .riJ t!u- v!i -1.- l i .!v Invigiir.iteJ. You gt-ti'lli: HENT IlLOOIDwhrn your system ii. i,i A condition, anJ that will only a when tin-1. t-r Is k--pt active, Iry a l.ivir hemedy once and note the Jniei-.ii But Like only SIMMONS l.i ii u; t-.i'i.AToK it is Simmons I ivi.lt KutiburoK whk'i makes the diiicrt-iKC I'.iUe It in powder or in liquid alt c.i Jy prep.ircj, or make a tea of the powjer; Initt.ike SIMMONS LlVhRREGU La row. You'll imJ tlie KhL) Z on every pjcU.igtf. Look for It. al. li. ciUn A Co., I'hiladclphU, Pa. Wedding Anniversary. Ei'i rou di AKD I want to tell you about l lie splendid lime wo had at L ucie Isaac Ziniiw hit's last Tuesday. Sept. 17, being the llflieth annivo sary of his wedding. All their clnlilren were there anil a pit-lure of Ihe family was taken. The dinner was superb; the table was load eil wllh good things. After dinner the old couple were presented with a pair cat-n ol gold hound sis'clacles from tin ir children hi. d friends. The pre sentation speech by lion Clay Huston was Hie event or the ,.ny, and waa (h livcrcd In a sympathetic and touching manner that brought the tears to many eyes, l hero was but one thing to mar Hie pleasure of the crowd, and that was tho leave inking or .Ml and Airs l. inch, w ho left Hie same evening for .os Angeles, Cal. I hero were fifty- eight guests ami I biii proud to tell you only two, a man and wile, were for tho single gold standard. They were an old couple who think the O O P w ill alw ays save the country. The old gentleman acknowledged that he lead only one side, (the Oregonlau). I see the party lash Is being applied vigorously to Secretary Klnculd and strong hints that ho w ill not get the support of the Party In the future. Secretary Kinciiitl has always been a slioiig advocate of free silver and for a republican has a strong habit or tell lug I ho t ruth nlxuit It. He Is not built liko Senator Mitchell, he doea not Hop to suit the bosses; therefore I hope nil the adherents or silver will vote lor li 1 ii t should ho ruti for olllce again. School began Monthly at Grand Pralrlo with Mrs Nealy for teacher ami al Fern Ridgo with Ml.ss Wallace fur teacher. Mr dco Jennings ami Miss Eva Smyth have gone to Monmouth to attend school, and Miss Ella Kitchen has gone to Mineral Springs College. Sorry these young peos!c did Hot pat ron I, o Iho U of O. Tho M E church South, at Smith Held, will hu dedicated the fourth Sun day In Seiilemls'r. Dinner on the grounds. The dUAKD is cordially In vited. When Bryan Is elected I will send some more news from tine part or Lane, till then I must wait. UUANOEK. Dally Uuanl, Srptnmber ii. Rei'uiii.kan Meetinii. A repub lican meeting wus held In the opera house last evening under the auspices of the McKinley anil Hohart club, the sneaker of the evening Ulngthellon YV N Rasmus, or Porllaud. Musio for thu occasion waa furnished by the club quartette, A fair audience was present, there being almost as many latllet aa gentlemen. I he ss-aker was In tro ll need by Hon J H M cC'lung. He be gan by paying a llowery tribute to our city, people, etc, ami then to the (ill P. Si r Rasmus Is a stage actor of no mean ability and he waa very dra matic at times In Ids discourse last night, whllu his seml-comio stories ami gags are seldom excelled. The sieaker dove Into the dead Issue, the tarllf, llrst, trying to resurrect It by going back to the duys or George Washington anil following the history or the country down to 18U2, reading numerous iiewspsH-r clippings, ex pressions or opinions, etc, to substanti ate his assertions. After he had satis lied himself on the tariff he took up tlie money question, going back again and giving another review or the his tory of our country to show why the present gold standard should be main tained Tlie sM-aker wa a very en tertaining talker and was quite fre quently upplaudeu. baliy duaril, Fiitiuiler il. Died. The seven-month old child of Mr John Diescotter died In this city September 22, IS'.mI, uf cholera Infan tum. The funeial servloe were held In tho Catholic church at 10 a ni to day, being conducted by Father Black. Tim remain were Interred lu the Catholic cemetery. f.',ix) Sei Cked. Assessor Burton has secured H"',000 i assessment.1 on notes that were not giveu lu by their i.wners when tho assessor made hla rounds. Tho notes were traced up to their owners by going through the mortgage records on tile at the court house. -- . i Lost Hek Clotiii.no. In Its ac count ol the burning of Conductor Tom Kearney's house at Roseburg Mon day morning Ihe Review state that "Mis Mary Haines, of Eugene, who was visiting the family, lost nearly all the clothes sheJiatHiniught with her." Lahhk Tomato Plant. Uncle Jesse Cox on his farm near Goshen has a tomato vine that measure 14 ft across. Who can beat this for size.