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CSTABLISUEII MR THE DmEscllTlOa OP DEMCBlTif miM'LEX INP TH FU3 1 RIISEITL.T.M BT TDK SWEAT OF Ol'B BEOW
Vol 28
EUGENE, Oil., SATUUDAY, OCTOBER .'5, 18
NO. 43,
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llrsuUill, iimililjjlniiur I'mirl '
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
I L. CAHPBELL, PUBLISHER.
oKFI''K -B"t lUe- of Willamette l ivv.-.ii
alb and Klghlh Street.
I TKKVHOF SUBSCRIPT! X
to ' .
k Month. !
tfM Monthl, !
(dvertising rates mads known
I on application.
inn.-
Slate I
$2 00.
1.00
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sa s.
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ill iimsiii:
Mi.-l cf 1 1
lulli'll down.
in- in t week.
t - I i t 'l V lias r,.
tlth-ll! ',V , C f ,
i i r..l; ny l ave boon
,'dre all builu
bleu. Oregon.
loiters In (il'AKIi,
S.LUCKEY jft
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DEALER IN Efc42
Jocks, batches, Chains Jowelry, Etc. i o.., r'. ,,a l"" """""
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1KPAIKINC PROMPTLY DO XI
Willamette street rceei til ii cleaning
I Ii It llltilnjng.
ihe CipiviiIIis iigricui.i.ral college
Ojtciiid Willi .', .,,,
Mrviii, silver -: ii h.ivi. 1,.,, , rtfll.
HI. Ml ill Jiitielimi City it ti. 1 Liiii); Tom.
The I It : : i club i.f ..r-iiif now ha
u im-inU-ihl,ii or l.iii; i!. McKinlev
1 n t . 117.
The A () I
j i'aliy (iunl. .S'liU'intur . i Sc it 11
I l-!,V,L1', n, of Thurston. Wi in i r.lnn A Kuv com., for pauiter.Ud 'nil
steam wood UJ."" ' '.v. ! j Mct'lung pauper auppl.es.... 4 I.)
I (union Stllitll returned In SmIi-iii on J I. 'i. .,.l..r i.niiu.r .i,...l,.,.
j the early train this morning, t M J Rabli nuntiiiK pauper....!'.'.'.'.'.'. J uo
J M O'Neill, of Portland. iiir..i,t for r.leclrle Light Company Aiiini.t
tin () R A; X Co H the city, service-
Miss Anie McClure. of Lamar. Cola. I V?". 's" l'tt"lM'r "M'l'l"'"
rnilo, ii visiting Iriend In UiU city.
ii O Shiloking, the S.ilein Imp buyer
win mi arrival lv this afternoons
train.
It II S) U.'-i lit roll')'
Fid.KY I lor Sl'IHNo. Sept 2.1, '11
AllitNY IHwoikai: If votl will
KAUMKKH UKAO THIS.
W w ill Imve no hssis
far-All Work WrrnteJ.-4S1
L. W. BROWN, M. D.
physician and Surnecm.
litti.- ami miilvnc over MtoHi. II,itir:
to tf a. ni.i 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p. ui.
t
HANITE AND MARBLE WOKKS.
Dcilfni and New Prices In FurvUn and
4
liomeatlo Marble aud Granite, Monument.
Ileadntonei and Cemetery wnrk of
all kinds for W,.
ALL WORK GUARAXTKHI) !
tllamelle Street, near Poilotllpe. Kiiguiiv, Or
i
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C. WOODCOCK,
I .Vtlonicy-at-l.:iv.
I
Orrtci Ono-half block aoulb o( Oirinmnu'a
KL'GKNB,
OKKUO.V.
,W. Ki.mset
S. E. Vai.iley.
linsey & Markley,
Attorneys-at-Lav.
Commercial and i'robato Dultu'. a Sk'C
ity.
Ottloe Id ChrUmnu Block.
W.I. dROWN.
s t'rttldent.
B. D. PAINE. F
Vict Preiident.
THE
W. OSBURN.
Cithiar.
iii'enc Loao arid Savings
BANK ,
f Eugene, - Oregon.
1 1CTOR3 D. A. Plnc, J. II. Ilarrl. J. I
J UstIh, B. D. Paine. W. K. Brown, J. K.
Kobluiou, K. W. Oaburn.
.Fall Ud Capital.
$50,000.
i General Banking Business Transacted.
r n ' U1 r ir allowed on time deposit.
Oollf ttlon entnuted 10 our caro will receive
! 'i t attention.
0. HtJIDRIClCH,
i I'MwiJent.
8.B Kakim, .,
i'aKhior
ii:: Hational Bank
i
Ol Eugene.
. lid up Ush Capital 50.000
arplus and Profits, $30.1100
lugene - Oregon
A ireneral banking bualnoai Jons on revu
Jetnna. SMit drafu on NKW OltK,
HICAUO, SAN FKAXCIriOO a I l'i l 1
AND, OKEGOX.
Hill, of szobanK anld f'rels'n countruw.
lHiu reoelyed aubjeut to rh:k or rortiti
tteofdevoait
AUoollactlonaeotruatwl Hi" "l "1"
icinpt attention
4 :
Lane County Bank.
J (Katabllihed In li)
I EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
fn all branches transacted on
ivorablo terms.
A. 0. 1IOVEY. rrvaiil. til.
J. M. AHRAMrt, fnHhli-r.
A. 0. 110VEY, JR.. Awxt.ta.Mlir.
, (I'm i. ... .
, u urn io it ou.iu) pat ty lo
IJe.iliiiniiil s (Viry on i lie McKiiizie
: ythifiii.iy.
Mttt t I onini.ii.iHT D.iyli- in I, nil, I
lliKUiit'W plitroriti u ., stiltnvnlk In
; iront ol Hit- nty hall.
i Ati.T.ii r,nir-iiit!is (,r tiiv property
.MilHI .Ml MIITIII KIM' ;ilH UlUTII IOtl
IH'I ill ity ihf iMiuiity.
i 1 lit. IviM Oregon pri'livtiTV ttill
j foilVt'tic in I-.nlfi rif on D. li.liiT
ami iMiutititie till 1 1 io titli.
i Tin' linn ri'itiiro. hy the rnivHil
:ilur,.iy fVeiiini; lo liavi l us li-n-tli
wai ju-,1 i li;ht nil, tiles
. i lie r lou nee J.ry.'in nun .MeiMiiley
el u I ii u ill litive ti ilrkite on free hilvir
Di lot'ci- 1 1 1 h nl J p in in liul city,
1 In- Anki'ny le.'.l.letiec U bcinjr
ptilntH.i. it m expeeteil t In- n-jily
loroiviipani'y In nit.iiit trt u wm k.
The Xitrlhwot Miners' Atsoeinlio'i
iiit't I ill iok:iue (li'tolK-r ( 7 tui'l 8.
The Spokane Irtiit Inir opens there
Hclohei (i.
A waon loailiil lieuvily with iip
pllealeit or tlie I.ueky Hoy mine this
illuming (j'lite it lot of xliovcU win
a pnriioii of the IoikI.
The Oityoiiian s ivs reii ildioail u-
iiti in tixsincil in L-tne county. That
Hlalcmeiit will even make many re
publican miii i le her-.
An inlilitii li will le I tiilt on the
rear etui of the rri niiiciy liuililitiK nnil
a chopper p'titiri tlurein for irili
iiiK nnil elioppiii).' fdain.
An , K.'iitle.n in I' ll fioui a
wiipin tit Klcvenlli tiinl lli;h slru lM
Vcfteiilav afU riliKiii. He h-i kllnckeil
clicle.-.i, htlt foon ivcovereil.
The proprielorof the hit am merry iii
roiitul Imve K'lthercd up tlieir liflnii
inn Mini will ihyai t fur Junction Ciiy
on this eVcninn'H frei'lit train.
liatvey Silinniei villc ha taki'li a 10-thntl.-iiiitl
gallon tank to lib farm helow
C'ol.iirjr. Th tank will It- nseil in
I'onnectioti w ith his water nyslem.
The ItiMiicit Isotui's r-poii liavini;
done tin excellent litisinot lat Satur
day. Many of tin in took in more
money tliun'on the Fourth of July.
Tealcr (iluhiniisij ) Ye-e-f! Thin
liatiimoi'k will holii two; hut it would
he awfully dure work. .Matileti
(ipiickly) I'll take it, pleast.-ruck.
Truth: "U'liv do you Ltnli at hin
stale Joko?" "If I did nut hitieji lie
wotilil think I did not iiiilcrliiuil the
jokts, and would try lo explain tliem.
The nuelini: Kile of property to nutis
fy the elaitiiH of the tMiuuty for luxea
was held nt the court homo door today
hy Shei ill' JohlHon uud Deputy Sent I.
Very few buyers were present.
Al Hij!Kin 11 relative of Prof (.'on
don's uud who lit one time vIMIoil
Willi the family in tli'm eity has
been elected preident of the Iiidl
una Htate leayue of lepuhliean fl ill 8.
"Nn't that n very clow I, nice of
your'."' "Well, lie inii't mtii'li for
.-peed, but he's insily fi inbteiied and
run- away n nond deal, no he ireis there
jti!.l the wiine." Detro t rne i'icm.
"Mosipiltom are hateful, aren't
llicC'' "Yis; 1 don't miiul tin ir eal
lni:'nie if they didn't k' cp sueli un
evirlntititr complaint ubo'it l'ie way
I taste." C'liicao liecord.
'Ihanks to lion John ll.irretl, U S
minister to Slam, lor several copies of
the Sitim Otisi rver. Mr Harioti will
be reinemheieil by a number of our
citizen w ho delivend an addrei-H or
two in this eity a couple of yeurs binee.
Kdilor (leo Alextindel one red mil
njiiiinst one of l is deliiiiptenl mh.
wribers last week, f.r b.iek mibseiip
tin li The dear mbscriber "dtljrup."
If more publishers would follow Mr
Alt xaiiiUr's example Iheie would not
be m many "dead heads" on our lisl.
There are some people in this wor d
who me liberal w ith their cash and
ea'.liettd wealth. Tin re are also ot hers
whoMiUec.eu dollar so hard that the
uiiddi'-s of hberlV gets blue In the face,
7. i.,. ,i, . ,r It is all riuht to be
savimr, bill it don't pay to be to blamed I ( ri).,k t.uilly
I'harlie Levis ol HarrUbi.r returned
hoine yesterday after a abort visit In
this city.
Jas M Abramsiiud Attorney Wood
cock made a trip to Douglas fount v
ye-li-nlay.
Will Uk'e who resided fot a will In in
this eity Is nii'vat Kustlund, HritUh
Colombia,
County i-ehool superintendent C" S
limit becaii hisrcuular annual visits to
eoiin'.y rchiHils today.
Mr Le .Masters, a Divinity student,
rem rui il from a short visit to Muddy
in I. inn county today.
Dell Johnson relumed to Siilein In
day, after a short vi.it w ith relatives
and thelitis in this city.
Dean K (' Sunder-on returned to
day from llalsey where he held relltt J
I his ser lees yesterday.
County Sto.-k Inspector Young went
lo Crcxttfll this afternoon tu inspect a
baud of sheep' lor shipment.
Mrs Wils Owi n iiiul ilatiKliter, Miss
Krilline. went to Haillevi ill vi.l. r-
d.iy In visit a few davs w'ltli friends.
Screlar.v of State II It Kitieald re-
iiiriieu in .-saiem to.iav utter ins reit
ular Sunday visit tit his home in this
city.
Ileibert Ci ndon r, turned to Cnrval-
lis this ninriiiiii!. He whs aeeoiu
pained by Ins sister. Miss FunnleCoii
uon.
Rev M U W ire a::i wife relurne
ibis morn im; from KoMlnirtr where
they have been mteliding the M K
conference.
l'rof K S Dunn, of Salem, delivered
an address tK'fore the M K Conference
at Hoseburi-Saturday mulit. It was
Highly conipMiiieiite t.
Miss Vellu Haves, of Harrlshuru.
who hat lieen vtsitiiii; with filenils
in tills city and at i'leasalit Hill, re
turned lioine yesterday.
Rev I) K Loveridce reetor of the St.
Mary s Kiibeopal church in tills eitv
arrived huuie yesterday moruinir from
an extended visit In the I'.ust
Willnrd Miller, of Paisley, arrived
Siilurday often. (ion. He will L'ii to
Miitiiiioiitli in n few days to enter the
lute iioriiuil school Hi that place.
Siiiiilay s Salem Slatesman: Aliss
tuny Youiiir, wlm has U-en the uuest
f Mrs Mary C'autleld and son, Thomas
utilleiii at the (.hemeketa street
hoine, returned to Kue,one yesterday
Mr and Mrs A Yeiineton went to
'orlluml on t lie U;-U train tndav. Mr
YeiiiiL'ton, w ho Is a member id 'he
stale board of pharmacy, will attend
meeliiij; of Unit body tomorrow, I hey
w in also visii iiiu exposition.
Mr and Mis II K Holh nheek left on
the eat ly train tills moruitiK for Xew
York City, where Mrs Ilolleuheek will
take n special course in piano music.
They will be absent two years, the last
year of which Mrs Holienbeek may
spend in Kurope.
Col it F Alley of Raker pity, editor
of the KveniiiK Republican, w ho slop
ped oil here while on Ills way homo
Iron i Rnsebtirg where he had been at
tending a meetiiiK of Mio board of
trusti es of the soldiers' home, resumed
his journey homeward on the U;'-tJ
t rui ii today.
I'aily Guar I, SepteinlMT
I'ostmiisler Shiiintite, of Wultervllle,
was in Kmienu today.
DrJF Heiidrex. of Hurrisburir, is
11:1111 (I n m; i rnusly III.
Mrst'M Younir went to Portland
today l'i visit with relatives.
Ray Frank went to Portland on the
excursion train this after noon.
Robert Hayes returned to the hop
yard at Creswell tills afternoon.
Hon Frank V Drake, of Portland,
speaks in Junction City tonight.
H K Morris, of llarrishurir, was
transacting business in Kugciie today.
A-si'ssnr D P Ilurlon went to ()t-lajr-'
(irove this afterno in on a short
liiisiness trip.
K X Win.il, of Salem, who for.nerly
cotitlticled a howling alley In Ibis city
is here on a short visit.
John P Ilaruer, manager of the Ore
gon Stale Journal, exscts to leave for
Unite City, Montana, on the overland
tonight.
Mr uud Mrs KoUtI Johnston of the
Minnesota hotel lift by team yester-
lav eveliinir on a business trip to
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I K Peters pauper supplies
i iv reters lerry supplies
J 1 Starr cleaning Jail eloct
Henderson A Llun paiiH-r sup
plies, claimed fl.") "0; allowed. .
j 1 llailey eoiinty commis
sioner J F Cullisoii ivunly coiniiila-
i sinner
W Sanders rebalenu lax eerllll
' call's Nos. 17U mid l'.'l of the
j year lv'i
(ilass J: Prudlioitime stationery..
L S Pem:ra expenses of self uinl
llat'ie Iteiijamln to Porlland
I At this lime ufler due deliberation
. the court rejtcted all bids uitide fur
nllnw' iiie ii brief apace in your p:is r I
win try to i;ivi ynti a lew items 1 1 mil
our camp itt Foley Springs:
Theie art at present IS eampa eoiti
tioseil of ls Nrsoii, this includes
I ivanler lit the Foley Hotel.
We have live states represented, Ore
gon, Washington, Idaho, Ohio and
Mlllllrsotn, iilsn N natioualitiiN, AitiiT-
mr lean, Duleli, Knglish, Sttitcli, Irish,
,J ; Jew, Swede and Chinese.
Ti. ......... ....I i..
n t tin, p me ntinii;r,i in pin-t-i,
ii'tnii'K ii(v oi-niiiiiiii nppt-ni iiiiix-.
Isj
Ihey
preparing; ownership b,sk for Line
eounty.
In the matter of the county road on
Southworth lane. At this'time the
matter w as considered mi Hie iH'titiou
of C Washburui' uud one bundled
o:her peiiiioiiers of junction City ami
vicinity for an Hppropilalion of f.i'il) (Ml
'iy the count v for the improvement of
said road. Ii Is therefore ordered by
court that said ctitlon Isj grunted
lo the iiniouiit of f-liil 00 o:i the ex
press cm, d it ion Unit Ihe clll.i lis sliall
stitiseribean udditiniiul sum of $100 IK)
in money oi labor to be exisuuled
under the direction ami personal super
vision of III' Mill It.
At this time It was ordered by the
court that J-'ioO (HI will be appropriated
by the eounty toward the repair of
eounty road iH-lweeti tlieCurrHi Iiriilge
on Row River and Frank ilrass ford
on same liver on express condition
Unit the eitietis of that vicinity sub
scribe f.'iK) t)0 in addition thereto, lo
Ik' expended under Ihe direction and
(HTsomil supervision ol P J Jennings,
At tills lime it appearing to the
court that the assessor litis not been
able to complete tax roll for l.stMl, it is
therefore ordere I that the lime for
completion bo extended until the lot li
lS'.Ki.
At this time the eletk was ordered
In nilvertl-e for bids for keeping the
paupers for one year Including clothes
and all burial expenses of any who
may die. Rids to be opened at Octo
lier term of court aud right reserved
to reject any uud all bids.
jti on I Tht't'niuii eroiuiiU are the lluest to
i fitind in the Ca-eade iiiouutiiins,
tiro very dry being cleaned
uioriilng by (he management
spring.
There Is n second Niagara Falls sit
uated alsuit Hint' mile south, called
llnnu Cri.-lc full Tilt u-nter IHlllrtl
1 over a precipice tumut M) firl In height
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Important liijuticlloii Suit.
Albany Domoeral: "The Southern
Paeilic R H Coinpany have brought
suit by (heir attorneys, Wciilhc rlord
it Wyatt, asking for an Inltinctiou
restraining the city of Albany from
improving Ninth street on their prop
ertv where the railroad track crosses
that street, just northeast of tint depot
asking for an order declaring h lieu (J
f ,l 4.i in all on. the property of the
road, cniii-lsllng or severul siHillled
lots, for iissessuient, null and void.
"In the complaint the plalntill de
clines (lint (he properly lias never
been dedicated to public use except for
right of way ami for depot grounds,
and (hut it is private properly. One
defense is (hat the eity falsely and
maliciously and In fraud of the rights
of the plaiutiir recited (hat due notice
hud been given, and Ihe itssesments
against the plnlutiir was with out law.
Ihe complaint covers aiioiit twenty
typewritten pages. The suit means a
big expense to the city."
ballj Guard, September i..
To T!IK PoKTI.lNI) Faiu. The
sieeial excursion truln to the Portland
exposition reached this city at 1!:I0
tills nltcrnooii. Toe train carried
eight passenger coaches, all of w hich
were I! I led with iieople when the truln
reached here. There wus a consequent
scramble by the Kugeiiu 'Contingent,
niimlH-rlug over ao la-opie, lo get
aboard the train. Among those who
went from liere were tliu following: X
K MarkU v. F L ChamlH rs, T U Hen
dricks, A K Wheeler, Ueorge Ilarger,
Itert Vincent and wife, Sidney Scott
and wife, Kdis Matlock and wife, 1'. D
ool and wife. Drew (irlftlu und w ife,
Miss I.otlu Johnston, Miss F. Siillz-
man, Miss Hangs, Miss Henna mul
lock. Miss Stella Rowland, R Harrison
and wife, W K Loughmiller, John Mo
Clure, S M Harrison, Oen Lung and
family, A ii Hovey, Dr C ltlllinglon,
W (J oran.
From mio point a I nut I miles north
you can mi- from Mt MiaMa to Ml
HihuI, on n clutrday, making one of
Ihe liuesl night to be seen.
here U an abundance of game
such as deer. U ar, groue and llsh. To
give you an idea of the amount o
game killed in one day, on last Tiles
tla du re were li deer, 7-H trout,
grouse ami several pigeons killnl, the
, writer catcliing 170 of (he trout, which
I is (he largest enteli of the season. One
j peri-oli, Rev Frank UiMslell of itlckre
j all, caught 17 trout and killed '2 deer
iu one day. On Inst Satiirbay Judge
in Clark, of Porlland. while stroll
lug lack of camp came suddenly uimiii
a bear ami nnd two cults, w hich lie
dispiitched In a few moment. Harry
Craw, of Albany, w hen lie left home
brought two liul along, but now
neither w ill III The cause Is that on
the first lUhlng trip of Id life lie cap
turtd Its) or ll.c speckled beauties
One of t ho most laughable events of
the (rip occurred on last Monday
w lilt Ii was i llsh eating contest, won
by Jiiinea Nulrn. of Italston. He do
vourciNil mountain (rout, but lie lias
not eaten anything since.
MrXatliHii Ilurtcli, o' Riekreall, ar
rived here two week ago lust Thurs
day. Ho was so crippled with rheu
mutism that lie had to bo carried from
the stage. After taking (lie course ol
.1 ha'lis Ik has entirely recovered and
ha in w taken (he contract lo supply
nil the w blows alsuit (he camp with
llsh, which he lias succeeded in lining
so far.
The evenings are passed aw nv in
concerts, dancing and (iillV nulling,
the day Is sim iiI in hunting, llslilug
and tiiountulii excursion. In alt it Is
the most pleasant outing ever spent by
the writer. Hiding you good night
I remain respectively,
111 IX SVKKM
stint:)'.
Seattle, if it cannot reform the social
eiil, Intends at least to control it.
Chief of Police Reed and Ills force lire
bus) now notifying nil womu t bad
repute that at'ler October 5, they will
not be is rinilted north of Yeslcr way.
They w ill then tie forced to remain in
(lie south end of the city.
Scin Press: We are in receipt of a
notilie.d ion from County Clerk Mon
tague that bid will be received for the
printing of 10.)0 white and l'J.ilMI col
ored ballots, to ! used nt the col g
i.l.ciion. vVe believe rial inn is
J. L. PAGE,
DEALER IS
ROCERIES
tvr.lt, ,i.l tiiiciimiitiia ale! u n
F.U-'i lie w lib
be sev-
end weeks 1 fore she w ill be aide to
a-stitne her duties. In the mean time
Mi, iina Craiu ha charge of tier de
partment aud Is gjviu,' exOL-lletlt ser
vice. .... ,t . . , , ,..,. una ill brngrcr
... r ... . , ...... line i " i r.. i . .
X 11 ...... . 1 1 r n.u.P l.M. lutlltrilt ....
j w.npio auu tmuvj vt....-- I., .,,. ,,f I be ll
Miss D ihson, a private In t he local
Salvation Army went lo Portland to
day (o enler the Army traveling
school in that city.
Rev Moore and wife, w ho have been
attending the M K conference nt Rose
burg, stopiHil oil in this city this
morning to make friends a short visit.
J II M cCliing mid K Klloinlerson
hunted grouse at Thurston Uood
pastuie's place south of town this
morning. They secured four of
Oregon's nutive song birds.
I I... If., t.n.l anil furiiilv ttf
llrsl instance in the ln-lor "' 1 " piH"ly who have heel' visiting with
county w herein the printing of elect "11 , r(.j v,. ,, I,Hne eoiinly h ft for borne
tickets has been let to the lowe-t r''' , tmlnv via the MeKei ie foii'e. They
ipolisible bidder. look" a large load of supplies with
Junction City Times: We learn, them,
(hut Mtss Darelius, one of the letieher Charles F. McChire, of the class or
empl ycil to teach in the Hist inter-1,. (( iniver,ilv f Oregon, went to
iiiediuU' (leparltneiit of our Ihmi Is , i,,r,.M t'ie early train tM morn
i..i... i .... I I,, li'ii 'tlie ulth . . n.,.1 .1.....I
Cilliniie'l IO uei -' " ------ jt(t oi),, ivin fun-, '. in. t,it.,ii ,-.ni -
uietitoftbe Lnivernty ol Oregou in
Not KM OK THE Hoi'. Salem Sillies-
man: ctirislensou s nop nouse six
miles south east of Uervals, on Howell
ruirle, was destroyed by lire Sunday
morning. Tlie bouse and contents
were totally consumed, the loss la-lug
over tl(XX). Tlie last kiln was on having
U-en put In Friday evening, and was
an unusually largeoneund slow In dry
ing, which probubl.v accounts for tlie
origin of the lire. There was t-VlO in
surance on tlie building and Its con
tents were covered by a similar amount
thejpolicy being wrilten by the (I M
'Heeler agency. Ilerren & Levy hud
contracted the hops lost The hop
harvest in tlie Uervals district was
concluded yesterday the total output
being 1,800 bales where lust yeur it
was 3,'JOO. However, the hops are a
a better (piality thl season. The
heavy frost of last Saturday allecled
the crop all over Marion county to a
considerable ex'enC, much of the hop
U'li.g ruined thereby.
Suks koii Divoiu k. J A Ricks bat
brought suit In the circuit court lo nli.
1 an u divorce from Ids wife, M A
R'cks. The couple were married in
I.'ine county June .1, ls"7, aud their
marriuge has not Isi-n fruitful of chil
dren. The complaint alleges that fur
the past year and a half that the coup
le resided togeather and defendant
made life burdensome for plalntltl.
She cur-ed und swore at him uud inn, It
life unbearable lor him. On last Jan
uary I'uli detendaiil w ithout chusb or
proviK-Htioti cursed uud awore at pluiu
tiir, calling him l'r aud oilier vile
term and dually left bis home aud
lias not resided with hi in siin-c.
I'aily litianl. St plemlifr .").
Clash Ili'si.vKsH Mkktimi. The
das nf'!i7, II oft), held lis llrst mret-
Ing tlii yeur at the home of Miss Ada
Hendricks lust nkbt, and transacted
its llrsl business, Permanent ollleers
have lint been elected yet. Miss Kel
ley wns chosen temporary president
and Mr Yaiidiiyno lemiiorury vice
president. At the meeting lust lllghl
!l was ilei ltli'il to holtl a class reception
III tlie near future. A class Hug was
decided on, the color (o ls yellow aud
purple. Tho class nlso arranged to
give a picnic to Cold Spring next Sat-
uriiii). ine lollowing are tint iiiein
Ihts ol the class: Misses Hello Itrown.
Carrie Matlock, Ada Hendricks, Ilarbra
l.nuer, I.uurti .Miller, Kate Kel ley,
Lntt.e JohiiKton, Margaret irnderwiMid,
Doru C(Hiier, (lertrudo Wldiner, Kdith
Veu.le, Stella Robinson, Ida Xoll-
singer, Kutu ralterson, Ida Roe, and
Messrs Owen uiiuu viie, I-e Iravls,
Clinton, Wm(Ixiii, Fred Flsk, Homer
Kcciicy, Liftlne lligglus, Stuart
J I ti ti int. Julian McFaddeii, Lincoln
Faringtoii, Karl Church, Fred Tem-pletnn.
Iially (In ird.S'pt.J.
Shot a IHmi. One ('has Roberts
wlm resides ill Southern Oregon was
given a trial before Justice, Drury of
Coburg precinct, Saturday on the
charge of hi, noting from the public
highway. 1 he Jury lound defend
ant guilty und lie was sentenced
(o thtce months In the county Jail.
When the prisoner was brought to
this city a ix-titlon for a habeas cornus
was Issued by Ids attorney, J M W il
liams, on the grounds of Irregulur pro.
ceeding. The tietltinu lor a I nls'S
corpus wus Kru"tcd by Judge Poller
and the defendant wus permitted lo
continue on hi way. The prosecution
was brought on account of defendant
shooting a dog in the public road. The
aulinulliuil run out from u houses
they were pushing by and attacked
dog bclnngliiK t defendant.
Nkaiii.Y Compi.ktki. Oukland
item In RoHcbtirg Review: "The road
leading to (he Itoliemla tuinei la fast
Hearing completion. John Kvans tho
teutiisler enguged In hauling supplies
to the men vngaged In lis construction
saya Hint several of the mines can be
plainly seen on the npp mite sldeof the
canyon from Hip present cum p. There
are just seven mile to be built and
then we will have wagon road connec
tion will Bohemia City and the rich
depna t of precious ineluls that are
found In Unit dislrbd.
Tho Oregonian of TucAiIuy pub
lislictl this libel on tho farmers of
Oregon:
"It it said that firmer of tho
slipshiKl cUa throughout tho i I -lainctto
valley are for ltryun ami
populism 'to a man.' Tho political
opinionH of this- class aro revealed
in nagging gate, dilapidated worm
fences, careening door8teps,orchards
hearing an abundant crop of moss,
barnyards in which sorry looking
cows and ewe-nocked horses stand
mi lit tliHir It n ties in liiiii.l iinniiri
every vr ;
of the during the rainjr season, poultry
roosting in trees, harness mendcil
with buckstring thongs or
roiic-yarn, and wagons that creak
ai.d gro.ui from lack of axlo grease
Having utterly failed to do any
thing for themselves, they potto as
abused and neglected citizens
a republio that has utterly disro
carded its duty toward thorn, and
are strong in the determination
lurco the government to recognize
and provide for their wants. With
out doubt farmers of this typo will
to a man voto tor llryan. It re
mains to be seen whether they are
numerous enough to carry tho
rural precinct of the several coun
tics of the Willamette valley for
free silver and populism, in accor
dance with the exultant cxpecta
lions of such disinterested patriots
as I cnnoyer, llourne, bhrelller et
al."
The farmers of Oregon, year
after year have been growing poor
er, while the Wall streets pluto
crats have been enriched by thoso
men, are now called every do
spisatilo name known by just such
organs as the Uregonian. Harvey
scott, while ho sua in his mag
nificent million dollar building lo
catcd on Sixth street in the city of
Portland, llnishcd in marble and
the choicest of woods, little knows
or cures for the patient toil and
hardships endured by t h
farmers of the Willamotto
valley and the foothills many of
them forceJ tJ live on tho plainest
of food and clothed in a rai
mcnt that barely covors their bod
ies. Still if bo would reflect for
just one mom nit ho must know
that they are the people who tnado
it possible fur the Oregonian to oo
cupy and own the grandest news
paper edifice west of New York City.
u days gono by, when such mon
as Dwyer and Hill were its editors,
it was the friends of tho common
people. . A change has occurred. It
is now tho organ ot the capitalists
and corporate interests of Amer
ica, and lends whatever little in
fluence it lias left to further crush
the yeomanry of our country.
Every man who tills the soil
should carefully road tho extract
quoted from tho plutocratio organ.
t will make their blood boil with
indignation and if they have a spark
of manhood left in thoir bodies,
they will carefully consider why
they are thus insulted. Gentlemen,
you make it possible for tho rest of
the Miop!o of our grand country to
exist. Y hen you stop tilling the
soil every business enterprise must
a.aa t . I A
cease. Did you ever consider mix
For years you have permitUd the
aggregated capital of Kurope and
America to frame every law, under
which you havo year after year
grown poorer.
Now because a man has dared to
advocate your interests, William J.
llryan, the young commoner, and
you are about to cast your ballot
ur him and thereby save your
homes for yourself and children,you
are insulted and traducod by every
plutocratio organ in the land.
If you permit theso men to con
trol your votes you are deserving
of eternal enslavement.
REGUUfog,7
Having a Large and Complete stork of i
in the best markets,
I EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
l can ofler the public belter prices
! than any other house In Eugene.
i
'Tol3;.iiralUiii.Jtaa!i il Hirkst Price.
,n, of liurns, Harney
county, ' "4-' "" "' ,7 .7
, l,v the u nne of Anderson, abstract
ed from the pile of g
Ivini! oti the table.
ami a gone
tld an! -liver coin
a t'.'il gold pbC ',
bef' to tbe players reu-
1 1 ....i u i ... i lonl Is en done. II
pursued and ei.plurrd U-fore goit'K very
f ir by D''l'Uiy Mieritis
it 1 1 1 Ijeorge .-)i.--iii"iv,
and
he i
w as
(eiwatl
liroiiglil
held for
that city
Albany Democrat: Dr Wire, nt Ku
gene, at one time pnsiding elder of the
Portland district, was placed by the
Row-burg confereiu' at Albany, while
RevJ T Abltett will go to Kugene, TE kai.km Iical. Salem Jour-
both Albiiny and hugeue w ill gel More rumors are alloat iioiiiitii
giHul men. jog the remuval ol the Salem It sal
John McClure, who Joined the ex- from its regular run helweeu (Ida city
ctirsion to Porthmd this afierqoD, ! and tbe n.irthwest iiietros,h. me...
will attend a meeting of ihe executive , lion of hi, h a was made III U.e
c mm ti e of , ,e L A W In that city Journal several week, a.noe I Is now
om. rrliw. be ts ing representative at rep.ted .hat ,,,, he U t of r
, . 11,1. .1,1. lltirilttf , I l. iih.hi "in ItOUint.,..,,,.,,..,
hftkl. I I
tl,. MrlCitdeV headiiuarter 111
it
' .... .. t i i ilt Iruin will be (its-rated
SnMison .1 nave cnaign "i - - .
Kit-ley headiiunrters in tiiis.uuui -
crowdi,
ClI AMiK ok PahtoHATK. The Rose
burg fimfrreiice has appointed Rev M
C Wire of tills city to the pastorate of
the M I! church at Albany and he and
hi family will remove lo that city.
During the time that Dr Wire has been
pastor of the M K church ill (hi city
lie and M estimable family have
found a warm place in the beait of all
who know them. While Kugene re
gret to lose Dr Wire, she congtatu
laic Albany on getting one for a pas
tor and r, op-it w ho Is so thoroughly
capulilf un I learned.
lly (liiartl, Keptemlur 'io
Rimontiii.Y Mkkiini The bi
monthly Hireling of the city F.udeavor
union was held In tlie U R church lust
evening, Ix-ing largely ultended. The
udilresa, a very earnest aud practical
talk for eiiileavorer. wa delivered by
Rev Rose of the Christian church.
Fixkii Xow.-IIarry Walklns' pa
per a a candidate for presidential
elector of lbl- stale In I half of the
"free republican" ere tiled yester
day with Hiate Secretary Kincaid.
Theatututory -tition In the case had
M) names upon its face.
Dally Uuard, Heplember t).
17 OP O IiHV AN 1'I.tIBOKOANIZEU.
A first voters V of O llryan club was
organised In Villard Hall this after
noon with .11! charier members. It Is
expected thai the total membership of
llrst voters in the elub will number
llfty. Ollleers elected: L M Travis,
prssldeiil; Fred Flsk, vice presi
dent; J X MoFaddcn, secretary; Mil
Day, treasurer. The club will meet
Monday nights. The organisation an
copied a challenge from the U of O
McKlnley club for a debate, which
wl l be arranged for In the near future.
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
is Simmons I ivcr Pbt.ulator don't
forgt to take it. J he l iver gets sluggish
durtii the Winter, ju?t like till nature,
anj tlie system bctctncj chokej up by
the .iicumul.iti'j w.istc, whkh brings on
Mjl.irl.i, I ever nnJ Ai'.ue anj Rheuma
tism. You w.intti w.iUeup your Liver
ntw, bet b sure you take SIMMONS
LlVbR Ki:ul'l.AIOK t) do It. It also
regulates th Liver keeps it properly at
work, whr.i your system will be free from
polion anj the whole t-,.!y invigorated.
You get Till J It I .S T 1 1 LOO I w hen
your system Is h A I condition, and that
will only he when the Liver is kept active.
1 ry a Liver kemejy once and note ths
dillerence. Hut t.te only SIMMONS
Livik ktigi'latok it is Simmons
l.ivtu KLiiUl-Arou which makes the
dillcreiue. l ake It in powder or In liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR. You'll find the KhU Z on every
package. Look fur It.
tl. IL ZelUa Co., I'ldladelphU, Pav
Correspondeuce.
TuitKHToN, Or. Hept 30, 1890.
FniToK Uuahii: Will ynti grant a
little inure space in your valuable pa
per for a McKlnley man to make a few
remarks In regard to tbe vote takeu at
the Cellar Flat saw mill, as some of
our Irlends think, ami have said with
in my hearing, that It was to tlie best
interest of those men that cast their
votes that day, to vote as they did for
McKlnley, In order lo Hold their job.
ll lias also been said mat we would
not hire any populists to work for us.
I will state that we have hired more
populists and democrats to work for
us than republicans. If a man Is a
good hand politics cuts no figure with
us. More than that, if I knew that
any man voted against his own po
litical views, for McKlnley to please
us, lie would be the llrst man I would
turn olV, for ho would not be an honest
man. I have the kindest regard lor
all men lliat vote as they think best.
Tills would nut be a Hue country II we
were hampered lu our political views.
iiespeciruiiy yours,
K F Chapman.
U ok () Attksdasck. The attend
ance of tho University of Oregon this
year Is a little over :i00 students being
a Utile lighter than at the opening of
tlie school lust yeur. llcfore tlie reg
istration was completed It wns thought
thai tho attendance wutild ihs pjucti
larger than it was last year. This was
because ol (he largo percentage of new
student i. While the Increase of new
students is quite large there Is a per
ceptible, fulling olt of old students
which cuts the average attendance
down lower than It was at the open
ing of the school last year. However
students are still arriving aud the at
tendance may yet reach tlie standard
of last year.
Dall j Uuard, doptoniber M.
Dantino Cmvh Orhanizeh. The
mem Urn of the Kugene Social and
Dancing club met last night In the
Armory ball and reorganized lor the
season. I lie. dun starts out Willi a
charter membership of 05. The follow-
ollleers were elected: President W V
Ilrown; vice president Howard Davis;
secretary I'.d Davis; treasurer, D K
Yoran. w w jirown, ur J J riniey
and Howard Davis composed the ex
ecutive committee. Music for the club
will le furnished again this winter
by Link's orchestra. The first dance
will be held Saturday night, October
10th.
Pally ou.rd. September 3U.
Fob Hounding Dkkk. M O Wil
kin, deputy llsh and game protector
made a visit to Ivlsou, on the Wild
'at, Sunday and aa a result, A b Davis
called upon Kx-olllclo Justice of the
'eaco R F Dorrli, In the absence of
A K Wheeler, and plead guilty to the
charge of running deer with hounds
aud was mteu aim costs uxiay.
Davis Is said tolhave been violating this
section of tlie game laws for some lime.
Owners of houuds should take warn
ing, as Warden Wilklns intends to en
force a strict observance of this section
of the game laws.
WU 10 Allowed. The W A Wil
liamson loss on the barns and their
oonteuts has been adjusted and Mr
Williamson allowed (0H 10 by the
Continental Company. Tbe barns
were insured for IUO0 and the OUAKD
was hi error when It stated that the
full amount bad been allowed by the
company, having been wrongfully In
formed. Ream Killkd.-A-cii Terrell killed
a large black bear, near his residence,
six utiles southwest of this city yes
terday. Mr Terrell Is the boss hunter
on Spencer Creek.
An Oltooknarian'8 Death.
Tuesday's Albany Democrat: Mr
Mary Jane Cox died at the home of her
daughter In this city last night, Hept
2Hth, 1HOU, at tlie age or ei years ana
11 months, tier nusuano uieu in Chi
cago many years ago. She was a pio
neer resident, or tne county, niguiy
reiected by all. Three daughters.
Mrs U al ivuox oi tins city, Kirs ui
Knox and Mrs Rachel I Campbell, of
ortlaud. and a son, Henry Cox, of
this county, survive her.
UailT Uuard, B.pleniber 3D.
RlHTllHAY CKI.KHKATKD A toVf
friends ot Miss Kmma Wold met at
her home last evening to celebrate her
birthday. The evening was spent in
conversation and guinea aud at a late
hour the guests departed, leaving with
Miss Wold their U-st of wishes. Those
present were: Prof Riirlght, Mesdames
MoMurphey and Link, Misses De
Lashmutt, Condon, Loomlsand Dens
more, Messrs McMurphey, Wilklns,
Carlton aud Humbler.
Cole's Airtight Stoves. 8 L
Long has a new space in the Dally
and Weekly Uu A KU In which he ad
vertises Cole's Airtight stoves. These
stoves are a new lot just arrived and
are a great Improvement over the or
dinary stove. They are airtight pre
serving all the heat and consequently
burning less wood. Call at the store
on Ninth street aud see them.
Guardian Appointed. In the
matter of the minor heirs of Isaao
Cook, deceased, Minerva T Cook, wid
ow of dt'Cented, has Is-en appointed
guardian, with bonds fixed at 000.
The minor heirs are Clyde C, Pearl M,
Ermal L, and Hattie C Cook.
buck to town, w here
trial.
city.