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VOL 28
NO. 48.
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WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
I. L. CAnPBHLU PUBLISHER.
OFFICE -Hunt al io uf Wilt.iaiitl.-gt-reatt)
and Eighth Streeta.
Ij t.-.ll
TEltMs OF bTU-sCUII'TI :'
On Ytlf. !
H Monttil. i
inrtt Montht, j :
l?.oo.
l.oo
.60.
Advertising rates made
known
on application.
Ai'dmaa all bimlii'M
Eiueas. Oregon.
letteri in (ifAlili,
.1 S.LUCKEY L
DEALER IX
01 JIM. " aiwiw, UHrtl'J. jf'.tBiry, CIC.'
UEPAIKIXTJ PHOMITLY DONE.
All Work Warranted.
L. W. BROWN, M. D.
I'liytiiclan nnd Snrudoii.
Olfitf nJ resldfiicn over pixtnlfii-e. Iheir:
7 to 1 . tu.i 12 to 2, 0 tu II p. ill.
3E3, O. XmJ&.ESZTZI.
GRANITE AND MARBLE W0HK3.
New Dnlgni and New I'rlret In Furrlun ul
homestic Marblu Rud Urnulte, Muii'itni-uts.
Hi- t Umei and Cemoterr w.irk ol
ill kinds or lsT.
ALL WOKK GUAIIAXTEEI) I
H lllkmetto Slrert, nor Postofllee. K-igi-nv, Or
Sl. c. woodcock,
Attoi'iie)'-:it-B,a-tv.
Ornct One-half block toiith of Chrlsinsn'
Block,
El' GENE,
OltEliDN.
O. W. KlMinr
N. K. Mahkliy.
Kinsey & Markley,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Commercial and Probate Business a Kec
laltT.
Ollice In Chrliinnn Hlork.
W. t. dROWN. B. 0. PAINE. F. W. 0SSURN.
irildtnt. Vic Pr-ildenl. Ciahiar.
THE
ftiieoe Loan and Savings
BANK,
Of ugene, -
r . S.OTORS-D. A. ralne, J. It. Ilurris. J. K
Darls, U. 1). I'aine. '. K. Brown, J. F.
' Kobluaou, F. W. Ostium.
T
I rail Ud Capital. j : : $50,000.
Eeieral Banking Business Transacted.
i
f
! Iuoterat allowed on lime di-ponlw.
Colin nlon entrmU'd to our caro will receive
pro ii t attention.
O. Hl.tllRIOKS,
rnwident.
a. u
K.kis. .Ih.,
I 'anhlei
fir:: National Bank
J Ot Eugene.
Paid up lash Capital 50,K0
Surplus and Profits. 650.00!)
Eugene - - Oregon
! A ireneral banking businiiM il me on nwffli
abletenna. Hiitht drafts on XKW Yol'.h.,
CHIOAIJO, SAN KK.VNCISCl) and 1MK V
hkD, OKKtJON.
' Hilla of aiohanva ao'.d on ft-r-)in coiiiitrief.
OeixniUracoiredaubjaotto cli;k or certih
oate of dasiait.
t All oolloctiona autr isted to 'i- wnl rts.vi
prompt attention
Lane County Bank.
I (EstablUhed In lwi.)
j EUGENE, OREGON.
A general Banking business
In all branches traisac el on
favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY. President.
J. M. AHHAMtJ, Cushier.
A. O. HOVEY, JR.. AsKt.CuKlir.
J. L. PAGE,
DEAI.EK IN
ROCERIES
Having a Largo ami Complete stock of
Btaple ami Fancy Groceries bought
i in the best markets,
! EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can offer the public better prices
; than any other house iu Eugene.
Froto of nillilJtafcut Mark:! Prices.
MONDAY, OITOIIKIU
'
A w tt in iliiy f.ir Urn Insi ot
Octob. r.
S M luikin W.IS libit'
'.V.
,
to ride out tt-
J II o'.i:i. t
Portland, la I II I 1 IH
I'll V.
Dunk Scut t
On iron.
Is back fr. Ill I".:i-tiTtl
John O'ltricn
, of Albany, is visiting
i-i Kugcno.
F.l
.Mm:
'I i" I (his fid! iiml h( .ck
r lliii1.
are
' ireirl t
f't'lll totl.IV.
'in I Convenes out) Wick
Tin- s'ei:ii-.-r Firallon
bound ,t Vll llil;l liny.
Ntorni
.! 1- M:lM I f lilt Wont In l'..rl I ,i.,l I.. .
tiny mi ii shoit vlit. ,
" " in ninny nip,!
AltMiiy,
Attorney J V villi, ol
in the oily tliU afternoon.
Whiut rai.-id in nil the inurkeN in- Kr,'H t iti.:il ohureli niorniii)-mid i-ven-day
thrto oe. is per lui-in 1. j i"K-
A !.! it-iii.iii was i-Nhiliitiiii n p,- l-'i-l ' k al .Mar-hlleld, Amos
doer on the s:r.-il toilav. j Hftolier whs iiuii'. tried on nil In-liot-
C J Ividv of l.nlan,l, is vl-iii.nf Dr "."V"1 f".r ,1,lr",,";l",l:,, ,'r'"r
L Us and laiiilly lliis week. j "t I-rank II lilair, on Juno IS, si,
ii-. i. , i" i ., , , I" 1'ie vioiuitv of L-o. This is tlio
in iioot,aw is hnviiiit the fiuii r .I.;. . , .... ...... ,
Ills piaoe of liu-.im-H repaiiited
Kdw in .Stone, iiiiiniip r of tlio O (.' A
E It It, spout (Sunday in Kiueiie.
A carload of wiileriiii-lous ariivul
here from Dillaid this iiiornint;
Hon W (Jill hasi!i hislinr.se "Koek
el" ton Saa-iii k'.'iiihuiau for $3). I
S-Wiil Hinall lot nf hops have Ih'ell
mi d today at fro n o In ')) -vi.U per Hi.
All imey I'.. I! Ski nvortli pud
Junction t'i'va prol'e-.sioii il visit to.
day.
Mr nod Mrs I, S ltv. lriii r.-iuiiiid
lolav from u p'easa il vi-it to I'.irt
laud. II iv; you solved the uivslery of the
rays in oran and foil's hIi iv win
lows.
Wi ure tilea-od lo see l.'ov. Wlillca-
keroiiotir htreetu HKaln after his re
cent illness.
W I' Griswold nii-l J II H.ibuck, of
tho L .S (ieoliioiciil .Survey wus In the
city yesterday.
Mnnv people h ok ml tintnirc of tie
iK'iiiitil'ul day yoi-li iiliiy for a drive iu
lo the country.
Coach Krick p id rmllaiid n isit
yesterday In I lie lnteni.t of ll.e
riialik-Kiviii); gaiuo.
Four I'orllaud hunters were hunting
phea-ants iienr Eugene yestcrd i.v.
I'hcy onpturod n d'nd Btlii g.
E F IVnipli niiin, of Dexter, roturt cd
lusi uiht from u trip to I'ortlaii I. Ilj
rode lo that oily on u b!oyclo.
Tho presidoiitial Mimplo lull I. Is
were placid in the hands of the priuUr
today by County Clerk Jennings
Fred lleibold is cclillncd to his
room w ith t crippled lei;, Hie result of
pluyinu football .Suluidny iifieriioon.
Mr Wert lu imer, formoily 11 clerk in
MrS II Frieiidly's store, is now work
ing for u Hulti-, Moiilunn, clothing
store.
County Clerk Jennings Saturday
evening urnnled u mnrriav'o license to
Cliirles Chandler mid Miss Lixic
Tinker.
The l!rynn and McKinlcy clubs of
Florence will debate tlio lltmnciai
(jucslioii in thai place i.ixt Saturday
uftemoon.
Miss liliiiicho LaUancier, of Port
land, arrived hero on yesterday nfter
nonn's train on a visit w ith friends
ni-Br this city.
C (1 Lo Masters n Divinity school
student returned today Mom Corvallis,
where he prcaclieil yei-torday in t lie
Chrl-tiau church.
Mrs 12 11 Fisher, of Kosebury, ur
rived on the local triiinthis morning
and will visit with her parcnl, .Mr
and Mrs Win P cstou, in this city.
J S Cooper, t lie Ind'peiiiloiice bank
er, upon t Sunday in Eugene vii-ltinn
hi;) three ilauirhtors who ure In attend
ance upon the University of Oregon.
Some bore has ulieady heunn to
irouhcrv n CAild winter. Hut this
doesn't bother Orcpiiibiiis especially
in thia glorious perfect October
wenthei.
The OrcL'onlan, today, for 111'; one
thousandth time curries Oregon nml
every state In the I'nlon for Mckin
ley, it, win pruuauiy hiiik uuo-roin
lu'iie Nov 4lh.
Tho nut of tho l'epiot cstat. vs
Frank Moiurnx i heinn heard befoie
Kefereu M O Wilkhis tlds afternoon.
A valuable Blue Hiver mine litle is
belliK colitited.
Attorney X E Markley arrived
terilav niornlnir from u visit
to It I'te Montana. He reports every
tliina IiooiiiIiik in t lie niinlni; state.
Pram! Mrs C W Lowe went to
Uosibiiru vosu-rday. They will spend
live or six weeks in lluMmrjr anil
Oram's I'll- and w ill then return to
Eugene.
Farms for rontini? in Lane county
are hard lo get hold of 'his fall and
many men who desire Ij rent have
been unable to u-t places. Usually
there are more farms than renters.
Charles J. Hishop, w ho wi s injured
recently by an explosion in the mines
al (Juarlzville, r. nulling in almost to
tal loss of evesitfht, has brought suit
forjdO.oOO damages against the Law
lor Mining Company.
8 M Yoran, canilidate for republican
elector, went to Xewlier(f today and
w ill addre-s tli" C'tiZ'-i'S of that place
t illicit. II'' iH f teak "''' ''ii?lit f
tins Wtek in Yamhill and Washington
COIIIlties.
Ainu i.er CBiiipinn" '"
.. I...I I.. ..., ..1, li..r
ismoie glory niuii pnmi
il,,... . iri.nl u-i.s made
thi. afternoon. A Jlry mil agrees
to wheel another fellow in a w Levi
' barrow iu lb proces-lo:i at to- ra'
! mciiioii if McKinlcy is thclc-l un l
! vice vvrsa if Bryan isele-.-t- d.
i -n... 1 1 .k.i .-.mid not sav enough
lliro 'ii - -
iii favor ol D P Thompson MX yeais
mo. when he run f r governor
on l lie
reiiunlicati ticket. N
w that he sees
the proper tliit g m il
e silit-r it can
t 1 .if ii and ssvs:
not say onougn ag in
lt is aiini.lv a l.opiri'1 politician,
who sees every thing w ith the popu
list's itiass eyes."
i;,ds-rt llowlsbv ar-ivid
home Sat-
urdav night from a trip t
in Crisik county. Liink
lot- U-en to Hums, arrived
Grindstone
SeoU, who
lion.e la-'
iiitf'nt. They lepoit the load- acr.s.
the uiojolalns in fine condition. 1 tie ,
weather at the suiuniit is cold, with a
little mow, ( utile In Ei-teru Oregon
ore -x-iiiiik l good prnv this rnll.
There has boon a Kilitical spu-ch
l Made In lienilv every school Iioii-o in
tlii) state. Tlio eo'untry Is full 'if
would-be orators.
Florence West: Str. I.liliau irn:iulit
llboil t I'ioO salmon .I.ivvii Molid IV
morning which wan the largest night's
I
caicn ior iiu- set nets III in season.
Chicago Tnt'imc: "(let out, vou
brutel" savagely shouted the d'ng
Catchcr to llii lout', lorn, desolate cur
Hint was siiill'ing hungrily at tlio
wtiuoii in which mi n liiiiri'uiii i half
b dozen nr more valuable pug and
poodles on their wiiv to tho dog
pound.
Albany Democrat: K.-v J I' Walk
it, of Kou Chow, China, n mlssio ,nry
of the Congregational oliuioli who
went to that country In lsTJ. who him
I Uimi In On-n"ii roi'iiiHTallni;, win In
is i Hi.- oiiy yesterday w ith hU lirolher, I'
11 alki r, iiml iiretichfil In the Con
Ilr-t trial failed lo mrree. At Ihwl
toihI trial he was found ijuilty and
I sciitelict d to one ear in the s-niten-
li.iry. An Mi-peal whs taken to the
ipienic o ni l, ami I lie c.im' w
landed hi C( lorn ne-v tri I, which
rcMilledin l i - acij i t a'.
Sunday's Salem Siali siiian: Two
S"li'eiiees w.-io pionoiiueed bv Jlldrfe
Ilurii'lt elelday iiiornmi; ntler lit
couv.-ned i he sixth d ' session of the
prt-ent It nil of t it cult court. They
"ere John Eppoison ami Ivlwurd
liahli, I lie lellous indietotl for larceny
Inasto o, viz: ih.. m. fi ,,f a lot of
wines and liipi-us from Mel Hamil
ton's rain. in a coiin'e of month ami.
Epporst.ti was viviii one year am!
liat'beilitt cu month" ill the peuiloll
li i'.V.
An cxchai k'1' ill a s a parallel be
tween a man an ' a do in the follow
iii words, w hich In, lines o favor the
lattt r: "Help a do; out of a tlitcli and
no matter what son of a do,; he is a
town iloj, or C'linlry tlo, educated or
illilerate, tiri'locra'ic or pleb.-an, hit
will n; his tail into paralysis and
exhaust every mii-ile tiyino to loll
that every drop of I !. ! in his veins
ishl.Miur M'liieo. Help a man out of
a ditch and uhai follows will dcH-iiil
very intleli on hi- breed."
Albiinv I) -mocriit: Tlio follovvlinr
acluallv occurred: Two men wcarim;
McKiidey badges alter hearing Till-
nun last Saturilay went out lo
one side, w hen olio of them remit! ked:
We're in t lie wrong."
'Mint is so, he made It us plain as
Can be.
I'll tell vou what I'll do. I will
throw t tl'ii'y bridge and vole for Itry
n. i If you w ill."
' 1 11 do it."
They throw Iheir McKinlcy badges
away.
An Inter sting Incident occuired re
ntlr nt Waterloo. Tliomas K-tv ami
I) l.aillboison delivered tile addresses
of the evening when others weie
called upon for McKinlcy fpoechca,
among others a lilo long republican
from aeros the river. lie arose and
said ho was a repuh'icnn, but he did
n it ugne with tlieni on the mom
ney
l it Ii
ti'iestion and would light them w
tlieir ow n documents. He then made
a free silver epeech to the general con
stcrnaiion, using republican prmif, un
til choked oil.
I. n (iraudo (ia.ette: Earl Stevens
took his departure lor the Slate Uni
versity at Eugene last Friday even
in;'. We regret sieing l.'arl leave our
city if only for a slum length of time.
He has lieen a main factor in placing
the Blue Mountain bund where it is
today, one of the foremost organia
ii'MH of this kind in tlio state. He is
a llioroiioh iiiusieian and n goo I In
structor especially with bands. Asa
performer on the double bass in or
chestra work Karl is hard to heat. We
hope he may notk his way to tlio top
among the musicians of Eugene.
"We can't allord to advert isc."
Small concerns often make use of
this epreslon.
"We'll advertise when we get
larger."
They lo-e sight of the fact that ad
vertising Is one of the potent factors in
business growth, and (hat, under
noiiniil conditions, they seriously
handicap themselves at the start by
walling until they are larger liefore
beginning to tell the business world
who they are and what they are doing
to deserve a nhare of buyers' attention.
To wail until you're larger before ad
vertising, is much like a sick man's
waiting until he is better before tak
ing medicine. It's w Idle you're small
that vou need advertising most, al
though Us usefulness to you does not
grow less as you grow larger.
Ilto DKi.isyiT.ST TA.x-ItoM..-Ore-goniun:
The lWij lax-roll was reopen
ed yesterday, and deliinuent taxpay
ers can piy'their taxes from now until
the end oft he month, wiib i or cent
addvd. This w ill ;iirohi hiy s.sui lie
Increased to I per cent. The amount
of ilelimpieiit lax roll is J3io,
7J7.4I. The m 11 " t of the
tax-roll w a h l. - 1 7, I 2 .1. 1!
Of thia ainoiin , t :., 1 KM lias been
cilleclfd. 'Mure are still iiito a num
ber of large taxpayers who have not
ptid.
K.K; LTsnS H. Law - '
Fraud four other expeits r.-tun.ed
from the Blue Kiver mines in a special
r ... i t,..,.. n,ls all eriioon. Tbev i
' . ' .. ,i...i, '
ex i oini 'l IU
niiin s on (old Hill.
IIi k Talkko Or. -The three speody
horse.-, Clatawa, Monk II and Be-i"
Kankiuare all in f-.o oily
learn ll.nl there is a chance for a match
race. 'Ihese horse wen; the fastest
pseer and trotters at t':e lute stute
fmr.
NkW Ciioik OaLI.khv. The l'"X
choir gall.-ry In tin; ( atholic church
has Is-en torn uway and a new gallery
will l built, extending aero-s the
back part of the hoii-e. i'he in-w gal
lery w ill Is- above llie eiitrsn 'e lo the
cliurcli.
DKIKD Fntll -Norris lluinphtrv
informs us that Le dried al. "it '
lbs of prises f..r Li. neighbors i""'
liiui'-elf. () -er hall ot them w.'l nv.-r-.,.
!.-. Thl. is lomethl'ig wo.id.-r-
a s - -
,ul.
Tl'ESDAY, OCTDIIKK LM.
Cirouit omirt ni't wiik.
l'riiionllal I'ltclion two weeks fnmi
today.
Wry little Ullinj; n tlio romilt ol
the elei'tion.
Chan Llve-.lv, the Salem Ii.iji huvor,
Is ill the oily.
Hon II K Kiiioalii rH'iit Suiulay nt
Sjiokano, Wuh.
V C YofHIl is Umint ill- in till' Oollll
ty oltTK h ullloe.
MU Daisy illnr.r. eoLddion
liliioli lui.rove.l
, ' ....
i no mui'iiK i-xihti navo mi ion r..r
( lii-lr r.'iu i-l i v-.i liiifii..
'
A ii loo nil ii M-I iilijlil, hut more
iiifdod by our fai iiier
MrsU It I'hrUinan reliirueil home
on la-l niglil's tiaia.
('has (iellv, of Sealtui has
Leon np-
pointed u liotaiy pub! ic.
P D (iilU rt is eoniliieil to his
with an attack of Inita tutgo.
lioino
Attorney J It Wyatt returned to
home at Albany tills morning.
W.Midniirn hid a tfl.'lUXA) tiro
lilghl; Hisiiraiiee tin. IX HI.
his
t.
(.oil Williams will speak in Kit
gene Tuesday, O. tolnT 27' Ii.
Tivo oycli.n iias-w.l tliMugh town
today ciiiiiutc lo Soat In ru Oregon.
Attorney Woodcock tlid hiiHiue.-s at
Junelioii City a few hours today.
F. CSiniil. was a north IhuiiiiI pas
senger on the Iih-iI train this forenoon.
The To: 1 1. in I n puli! icaiia will havi
a grand para le l-itur.Liv night, Oclo
her :IM.
William Friiii r Is In Fs-tern Oro
irnii buying Iioims lo l-o used In the U
S c.ivaliy.
lien , imiih wtiil in l ottage (.rove
this nfleriiooii where lie will siKiik to
night.
Wo nekiiow ledge ii pL'UMiiit call from
IteV 1! r oi l, ,l I-. pit-xldllig el-ler, of
this city.
The Mult'-rimr ciiinrlt-t sereiindeil
the Misses Matloek after the sH-iiklug
last nlglil.
Cotinly Cleik Jeiiiiiiii;s) Is busy pro
p iriiigeii'i'lion supplies) for the proi-l-denlial
elcctio i
II E Auki-ny and family moved Into
their new renli iieo at I lie north end
of Pearl street lnd.iy.
ll illiofllie chairmen of the nation
al parties have asked (ho people to dis
play llags October .'ll-d.
Wo have received tlio llrst liiimbcr
of the I'rinev ill Journal. It was for
merly Hit M ileholl Monitor.
The Oregouiaii Hour claims (hat
McKin'ey will liave.'tnjt-leetnral Votes.
The same uhl game uf "blilli Bil l
claim."
(ieorge McClure was fuunil guilty l.y
a jury in Pendleton lust week ol an at
tempt to commit rape upon a Mrs.
F'awcelt.
Jap hteveiis niitl fiiiullv, formerly of
this county but now of Union county,
nrrivrtl on tin-afternoon train and will
visit with relatives.
Mrnnd Mrs Frank IVplot, of (late
Creek, w ho have Is-eu I ii the city for
the past day or two, li ft for homo tills
afternoon with a large loud of huh-
plies.
The mat lor of the assign incut of the
keep ol Lauo county's iaiijH-rs lias
hi-i'ii continued until the .November
term by the cotinly court.
At the rullle at the Monogram (Igar
store last night John Jones won the
gold wateh oil a shake of 4 2, win In Oris
Wood got the pipe on low diuku of IS,
Tlio Solo Press says HO or -10 employ
ei of the O V & K road huvo been dis
charged by Mu pt. KtoiiM liKi'iiuse they
w ould not ngret- to vote for Melvinley.
Mls Catherine (.' Cogi;swell, who
has Ist'U visiting relative In Lane
county during I lie suminer mouths,
Ion for her home in Chlcou" "II this
morning's local train.
We are glad to see I )rew (Irillln
home and lie Is perfectly well
again. While In fie hospital three
patients died from appeutlii'i'us, so he
thinks he was lucky.
Deputy (liinio Warden M O Wllklns
has hail a small folder printed (living
a svi'tipsls of the Oregon tzmwu laws.
Tli'is folder will bedialrlbuteti through
out the county.
Harlem Llf.-: Misi Dorothy-Cur
lous thing, that Hev Mr 1 1 i ' k. should
marry his typewriter. 1 he Itlval
Parson Had .o. She knew where he
got his sermons.
About .100 cords of unite Ii wood are
awaiting shipment al B union, The
Port Oiford Tribune links "why
wouldn't It p.iv to ship riialtliwood
f oin Port OlfordV"
Ernest (iilstrap ami h-lster, Mis
Je-isle, left on the nul.V train this
morning for Vlsalis, California, whero
they will reside with their brothers,
Will and Frank (illslnip.
A capitalists In I hlcngn oilers to
ls-t tHJ.notl that Illinois will go for
lirvan, tlu.noO that Kentucky will go
for Itryuii, i,( 0 Unit New York will
do likewise, and Mlehlgiii ditto.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney LT
Harris la-frieiob-d a trump theolher
tiny by permitting hhn t do some
wtirk "forsoui'-lhing to eat. The linmp
repaid the klndniss by tfuliiig Mr
Harris' overcoat.
Attorney Wyatt rame hero yester
day thinking the Lain' coun ty ti rm of
circuit court commenced on that (lute.
(. If U ...11,1
or Time ami
- me, . to enjoy the mistake.
f Cooml Ingersoll finds It as hnrtl
to make ss pie see the mistakes of
Itrviin as it did to lll'lkt thefll e the
IP- n. iinr " " ,. i ....
. ,.
mistakes of M'sm-s he will tlie of fatigue
Is fort' he earns his sulury hsj a com
paigri orator.
P.rowiisville Ton.-: (I A llvrill
started for tlie I i -n Itiver in i lie. Tues
day evening, w h. n- he will doiletrl
opment work nut il the V5ih, w hen he
will return homo and attet.il to his
duties as a Juror.
Thru' bun. 'he of Hack Mulvolse
gratM-s f lorn D W ( ts.llilge'n vineyard
are on exhibition In O-burn A De
Lano's tlrug -tore window. The three
bunches wel;li 41 miuiiK and the
berries are ee.-.-dingly large.
There pas d through Allien, last
we--k a linn ly Hi . I propi.- inaklng
anentirrf l'ii to Floruit team.
Pa'mer was ll.e name, slid I ti' iiinke
their exs'ii s of t'i" trip ' giving
musical is rf'.riii.t'iivs, (lie entire fami
ly being ni'isioluna.
Iinfi.
"Wo nre Koi'iR t' linve n very
winter," Miuieoiii) reiiiarkiil t'i
hearini; tlio other ilav iiikI I a n
tray
in v
in-
ollneil to iuvoit tho remark us one
I'helio. A review' of Hie wu-k jn-l
jait wouhl mh-iii to Justify oho in Umk
, inj forwui'tl to tin unusually pie i ml
i season. Not thut Kiiiieiui us 11 coin
; inuiiity over wouhl or oouhl indulge
in Kaiely to miy uroiit oxieiit. Wo lire
too Muni mill proper, and peihaps, too
seusihlo to take kindly to n n ial dis
is 7 ml"".' ." -'-
I llK' 'llllllt". iviivoniolitly held 10
1 hoiii'.iIo lor no hiHtiv IhiiiL's. may
have non.oihliiK to do w it Ii our re.p.ot
. ..... '
iioroariy nours. .i lensi wo coiitoss
s lo 11 im udieo nun nst Mtn ini? tin till
daybreak and tlio midnight hour t-el
itoiu llnils us far from our sleepy pil-
lows.
I lie event of the wee was, ol
course, the reception given l.y Mr anil
.mis wilier i.akin on Ihursilav even
ing. "A succession of beautiful pie
tuies," someone called it, mitt truly it
was -a ueiigni to ino eves ' ami u
satisfaction to I lie seiists. I mual
con if 10 a weakness ior tlio thing
that appeal lo the sight, the light, the
color, (he moving brlghim -ss possess
a woiiueriut clinrm In themselves
a-lde froiu all the rest and thlse veiling
gave all in full measure. Through the
vista of open doorways one caught a
glimpse of laliy laud where lli'ee
beautiful girls In artistic gowns pro
sided, reminding one of nothing so
much as of the three graces yet In
sidle of all the pleasure we found an
element of satluess In the occasion
w hen we came to say good bye to Mr
ami Mrs Smith, who were to leave
Eugene the follow iug morning for an
iuiletliiilo length ol time. We hail
grow n to look upon those lunide as
our own and it is hard to give them
up In the Shakespeare club par
ticularly, will Mrs Smith be iiiUscd.
I'he shakcss-are club, by the way, Is
again an Intellectual activity and Miss
Carson is agaih our president. In the
opinion of the club there can be no
other mil whllo we all. confess to a
lei tain sclMshmas In exacting so
much from Miss Carson wo hoia) to
atone for it In added loyalty and in
dustry.
Among other pleasant social fea
tine of last week the patriotic Pres-
nv'.erian tinnier must no counted a
success Tlio colloe was delicious and
the ice cream must have Ih-cii super
latively excellent since it disappeared
witli startling rapidity. "The hint
spoonful was scraped from the can
half an hour ago," was the word that
greeted .no on my arrival. The tables
were very tastefully arranged and so
well patroni.ed that everybody who
had anything to do was tired out by
the time II was over tired out but
contented for the dollars hail come In
freely ami tho returns for once Insti
lled I he outlay of time, strength and
labor.
I lieu Ihe.u w as the McKinlcy sup
per ctitially suecesclul, patronized and
patriotic. The ladies auxiliary is
evidently organized for something Is.'-
shles mere amusement ami the Meklu
ley cluli proper seems to appreciate the
tail.
The week clotrtl with a delightful
evening at the I diversity In the (lym
nasiiioi. Prof Went herbee appeared to
bi muster of ceremonies. The pn
gram, one of the pleasant features of
the evening, was partleulally iutvr
estiug. Mrs Linn's voice rang clear
am! sweet III the solo w ith which she
favored tho audience, and Miss Hit
right's bail "Hobby Shafto" moved us
from laughter to the verge of teals
w hen he developed Into brave Ilshhy
Shafto ami when his boyish heroism
brought Irui to tlio tit Ink of the grave.
We waited breathless for the end;
slit) restored hhn lo us a sweet, regen
erated Hobby Shafto. We were relieved
ami grateful.
Ill a reti-nt number of the Union
Signal is a letter fioui Mrs L N -Nasli,
of I'ortland. I mention It because
among all the Signal's correspondence
from the il liferent stales, Mrs Nash's
letter Impressed measunusiially bright
and entert alnliig and fur from being
slcieoty K-d us Is much temperance liter
tine. Il would prove pleasant reading
anywhere anil it seemed to Illuminate
tin pages of the Union Signal.
The Library Association contem
plates something Interesting In the
way of an evening's entertainment In
the near future. The Free Heading
K'miiii has a program In course of
preparation.
Ditl that young minister whose
Identity is veiled, ami who was men
tioned Iu the (IL'AIU) last week as hav
ing hat! two Innocent persons arrested
on suspicion, apologize sulllcieutly and
with a'.Joct humility, when lie tl -
covered that his suspicion was ground-
les-.' It would be Interesting to know,
though It seems a cast where words
would hardly siilllce. If II had been a
layman, now; but wo expect so much
of the clergy, you know.
A UnikoKM Cl.Lll. The McKinlcy
club of this city ordered 100 uniforms
for use in (lie parade given on the day
of the republican rally. Owing to
some tl. lay they did uorurrive in time
for the rally and have not Is-en used,
though (In-cluli still bus them. They
are now Is-lug tlisposetl of to Individ
ual members ol tho cluli, w ho will form
a uniform company. Tlx; compuny
h III be drilled In military tactics am!
w ill take part In all tleiuoiistrnlloiis by
the republicans hercbflcr. The mil
form coiisl-ls of a cap, blouse ami leg
ging". Anotiikk Bhvas Ci.i it. Last
Saturday afternoon Chas M Klssenger
organized u Bryan club In Line pre
cinct with ;jh mcmbeis. Olllcers
elected: Japi r Smith, prtf iileiit; Mr
Blitehlev, secretary. I I June this
prieiin i . .1 '! eot.-s, but nt this ll'iic
tl.t re uie 40. Afltr I he spet i h un i lc
gant basket dinner was served ami in
the evening Mr Slater gave a grand
fret; Bryan dunce. Mr Klssenger says
lie never In ail his life met a more
hospitable ln-ii;hlnrhood.
I'allj O.ianl, Oetiilxr .".
P.aiski.s Mill Sit kkh. The raise
In the price of wheat has caused an
other raise Iu the prices of mill stuffs.
Wheat raised three rents pvr bushel
yesterday, and this morning Hour wus
.(noted at t'l W per barrel, having pre
vlou.lv sold at 'i'Jf). Bran and
-holts have -aeli raised fl.UO per loll i
mid now rrtsil ressctively at $14 and
tl') s-r ton. Other mill stutls have
raised proportionately. I
llll'. IH.NKKKS.
yon llolilluir .Mr-W I ii 4 ut Muliawk.
i no inuikers, a set ot leligimis pen
joe senium met Willi, are linliliug a
series of iinetlngs in the Mohawk val
ley. It is said they are mooting witli
considerable siictiss, though a huge
number of people of that Valley have
united with the Southern Methodists
whoreceuil 1,,-ld ,k very successful
meeting there As but Utile is known
... ...
"i i in- iniiii.ers as a religious sect a
tew words about tlieni may tic of in
torest.
Dunkois, or I linkers, are a sect of
American Itaplists originating In tier
many. I ho name, as Its second form
Indicates, is a nickname meaning
'uppers, from the (ieriiiau "luiiketi
to dip. I-roui tho Mrst tho members
reingiilzcd no other name than
"Brethren." Tlio founder of the sect
was Alexander Mack Schwartzeliau,
w no, along w mi one or two compau
ions, was led lo adopt anll pa ilol ap-
iisi views annul I tie year I7U. It bail
scarcely assumed organized existence
in (.ermany w lien lis members were
compelled by poisocutlon to take
refuge In Holland, from w hich tliev
imigratcd to Pennsylvania In small
companies in the years bt-twu-u 17 JO
ami 17L-.I.
ii I ho early history tho sexes dwelt
snarl, ami marriage, while not for
bidden, was discouraged. Similarly,
w hile Hie holding of private proMrty
was not ansoiuieiv iiroiiiiuictt, a ccr
tain commuiiil y of goods was establish
ed and maintained by the voluntary
net Ion of the nieuila-rs. and It was
considered unlaw fill to take Interest
for money. These font urea have now
ilisnppcaiftl, hut In other respects the
sect retains niucli ol Its oilglnai char
acter.
In iH!tisin trine Immersion Is used.
Hit Lord s Suptier is olisorved ill the
evening only, anil oonuectcd with it
are the "lavipcdium," or ei-renionv of
foci washing, and the apolistli) "love-
leasts."
rutting a metal Inloi nretatoil on
James , II, they practice the anoint
ing w llli oil (or llie healing of the sick
Ihey resemble tlie (Junkers in their
plainness of speech ant! dross, and
tnelr refusal to take oaths or to serve
In war. 1 hell iiiiiiiIht, which at one
time was estimated at :)0,UO0, hits very
consiiicratiiy declined.
W. C. I. I!. Met-tlllgS.
The Woiiii ii's Christian Temperance
i.. i .
. tit nincii tins ior some yearn is-eu
holding Its meetings In Mount's Hall,
w ill In the future meet in the Head Inn
Itonm, w hieli Is tipstaira In the Cunscr
building, over Yorau A Sou's sloe
stoie on Wlllanicttcstreet. HI month
ly meetings as usual. Siieclal topics
for each 'luetlng. A cordial welcome
foull.
Had Ijr liuanl, October JO.
ItKi-t iii.h'an Mkk-i'inu. Hon II L
Benson, ol (iraut's Pass, represeuta-
livu t'lt'ct from Josephine county, titt-
il lessen a latgo autlleiico o! people at
i ne opera House last ingiil on the po
liticui Issues. Too Multorpor male
uuarlel or rorlhiud
U'HH ir.-uinf. Ull.l
furnished music, am! primal iju He an
attraction. Before tho hour for the
speaking arrived every portion of the
house was packed with men. women
and children.. The stage, with the
exception of standing room for the
sM'aker, was given up to the audience
and all who could aoiightseats there.
wlille many stood upon the outside of
the doorways. After the quartet had
sung several campaign nieces, the
ss'itker was In trod need by I)r W Kuy-
Kendall, chairman of the McKinlcy
club. -Mr Benson spoke lor an hour,
touching brielly iihju the Chicago
troubles, the threatened changes In the
It M supreme court, tho demonetization
of silver In I s.7,1, tree coinage of sliver,
the tarlll and What ho termed the
crime uf 'Oil. He aimke In a patriotic
strain and at the close of his address
three cheers each wore given for Mo
Kiuleyauil Hobart, the sneaker at.d
the Multorpor quartet.
Makinu Soap iiv Sikam. The
I. ano County Soan Com nun v has
moved Into tlio new Wllklns building
on F.lghlh street adjoining the cream
ery and commenced making the llrst
batch of soap by steam
The steam Is obtained from the cream
cry engine's boiler. The soap is made
In a large circular wooilun tank, 4 feel
In diameter at the bottom, 0 feel at the
top and I) toot deep. A plpo leading
from the boiler and forming a coll In
the bottom of the (auk conveys the
steam which furnishes Hie heat. The
heat obtained in this way Is of an even
temperature; anil much better than
that obtained from a furnace.
Daily ouaiu, Oetotier 17.
Bicvci.K Stoi.kn. Koino one stole
Dr W Kiiykeiidall's bicycle last night.
The doctor hail left (he wheel on a
back porch at hie resilience on south
willmnette stroii, and it was there
w hen the family retired at ID o'clock
lust night, but wus gone thin morning.
It wus anew Columbia, having been
iitirchased Inst spring, model 40, No.
IU,6H'I, and hail adjusted handle bars.
The uiutler has been placed In the
hands of the olllceis who are endeavor
ing to trace the llit-ft to the guilty
purly.
New Mokmno
Daily. Portland
I'rll I- ... .......I. ........
with his Journal In New York and his
so
Examiiicr In San Francisco, for Mr
lleur-t to publish a paper In Port'aud,
than it was heretofore, and there is so
much greater desire than ever in this
slate uml in Washington, both over
whelming silver states, for a great,
honest, metropolitan dally at this
point, (hat we have no doubt Mr
lleaist will start a morning dally hero
by New Year's."
Oallyiuaril, Octols-r 20.
KcAULKT Fever. A case of scarlet
fever was reported today in llie family
of EC Lake. Mr Lake was j.repariug
to move his family to his farm near
llairlsburg and had moved most of
his household gin ids. Ho t'Kik his
family to the resilience of James War
nick on Patterson street and while
there the little girl w as taken with the
fever. The house was placed iu Uar
antiue by the city marshal ttslay.
New York Hearltl: "You sny you
got even with that stingy relative nf
yours by giving bis boy a bicycle?
How is thai? Don't you see? It'll
cost him more to buy the extras than
I paid fr the whct-l."
i "-y
) .
'Sl'-A ni-.:
1 1 . a.
THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE
l Simmons i.ivcr Peculator don't
fot-.-t to t.ik- it. 1 he l.lwr gets sluggish
duriin' tlw Wi:itor, Ju-.t like all nature,
ant t!i- svsto n b.v. i:n-.i ihoke j up by
tn.' aa-uiTil.it. J ..i..!o, wiiklj bring on
Mali ii. I v.-..r an I A :i;j and Kheuma
Usm. ou v.-.i-it I ) v..tko tif) your l.lver
r. w. I t I" 5i:r vn tike SIMMONS
I iv..; i; : i rou u do it. it also
Ky'.it.-i l.lwr-l.-vps it pr.ipcrlvat
wot;:, w ,i i vottr svst.-ta w ill be free from
potion ,nJ th ' n h.-k' v,.lv Invlgontf J.
Vou get I'll:; lti :sPl5LH)lwhcri
your systciti i:t 1 1 At condition, and that
will only t'e wit fie l.lver Is kept active,
lrv a l.ivfr li-iiioJy once and note tha
uitn-reinr. Hut t.iUe only SlAMONS
LivtK h-i-.aui.ATou it h Simmons
I IVI R KLUb'LArol tthi.S m.-iUea lh
Jitlcrcnce. Like it in powder or In liquid
alrciJy prepared, or make a tea of the
powder; but take SIMMONS I.IVER REGU
LATOR. You'll tinJ the KhD Z on evtrv
wck.ige. Look for It.
J. U. ZciUu (Jo., I'LUadolphU, Pa,
nitociith Woddlnir iuulveruary.
Mr and Mrs J H Hamilton enter-
tallied a nuniber of their elderly
friends at their home In Ooshen on
Monday October 111. from 11 a mto
4 p in, being tho occasion of their 15th
wedding anniversary. Social conver
sation am! n dellirhtful dinner were
the features of the day.
those recti villi; Invitations were:
Mrnutl Mrs A 1. Iloonev. Mr and Mrs
J I I Iiuiii.tt.il. Mr and Mrs W 11 1)11-
lard, Mr am! Mrs Josenh ICatotr. Mr
anil Mrs V li Mathews, Mr ami Mr
John Wilson, Mr and Mrs I) Wllllielui.
.ii rs itcrKsnire ami iwranunn.
In the evening Mr and Mrs Hamil
ton gave a dancing party lo tbelr
young -Irlonds w hich was considered
'.lie most pleasant event of the season.
those in attendance were: Mr anl
Mrs I. ano Matlock. Mr and Mrs Skin
ner, Mr and Mrs O M Cahow, Mr and
Airs Hewitt, Mr ami Mrs J 11 Keeney,
Mr am! Mrs H F Keeuev anil the
Misses Julia anil Auna Berkshire, Iluth
Wallace, Km ma La vert, Nelllo HuniD-
ton, Emma Stephsou (Portland), Min
nie Nunn, Leta Mathews am! Maud
Iveeuoy; Messrs Hugh and Austin
Hamilton, (leorgo. Vera and Lvnn
sttewart, Hoy anil Clyde Love, John
Brewer, Philip Berkshire, Henry Hock.
Euimelt Brooks, Cioorge Norris ami
Hiileigh Honey.
Mr ami Mrs Hamilton received a
'.umber of liandsoinu presents and the
S,H,ii wishes of theierryparty
Jews of the World.
The year book edited bv Josenh
Jacobs, w hich has just api.eared In
London, J'.iiglantl, Is full of matters of
Interest. From it we take the follow
ing estimate of the number of Jews la
the world:
Europe...
7,701,2(18
2t'.0,lXX)
DIH.iXJO
772 i KM)
lj,13U
Asia
Africa
America...
Australia...,
Total 8.084.00.')
This estimate is from data collected
from various sources Iu IttM, The ed
itor estimates the number of Jews ot
all nationalities III the world at the
present time at about 11,000,000.
M his estimate Includes the United
States, Canada, etc., Autillts and
Mouth America.
Portland Hkttinu. Tlie Daily
Tribune, of Portland, last evening,
says: "Beta on McKinlcy are diftlcult
to get. (.'igar stores have slirns Doated
tlilsViiioruriilr I UP rtnif -K U ou the republl
" i the cS "n " but Pf'I'lowho go there
are unable (o secure bell. Mr Patrick
Maher called at several of the places
Saturday and could II ud no money.
The proprietor of one place which
ottered fS'A) to 1100 on McKlnley laid
he hat! no funds and thai the oiler bad
been niado by a customer. He did not
Know the 'customer's' name. After
some haranguing Mr Maher ollered
$11X1 lo $75 ou Bryan, and even then
could find no takers. Fnally Mr
Maher secured a bet at $100 to $60 that
Bryan would carry Oregon, and the
taker considered McKlnley's chances
In this state so slim that he demanded
3 to 1 before accepting the 2 to 1 bet."
Dally (iuard, October 'il.
Siiakkspkakb Ct.uii. The Shakes-
're Cluli met lost evening with Mr
Mln nit; Wash hit rue, at the home of
Mr and Mrs Walt.r Eakln. It waa
culled to order promptly at 7:45 p m by
Hie president, t'roi t arson men en
teitalned the club with a charming
ami interesting resume of the play,
and a description of Its leading charac
ters. After reading llie llrst two scenes
In "Tho Winters Tale," the club ad-
Jou.r.'' .', u17l.l',r?? f.Ve.nl.?
with Hev and Mrs NV
SUIlbert al the
Presbyteriun manse.
bally Uuard, October at.
Sksvek Main Choked. Sewer
main extending along the alley by
the city jail has boon choked Up for
sometime. The choke was not dis
covered until this morning, when an
ell'ort was made to "Hush" the main,
the clog was broken with a small
plss In sections about four feet long.
The sections of pipe were placed Iu the
main at a "man hole" on Eighth
street ami then screwed togeather. la
this w ay a rod over 100 fn-t long waa
formed In the iiialn. The obstruction
waa penetrated by the rod and the
force ol the water carried it away.
lally Ouard, October 17.
Hot Sale. Sulem State. man:
At Dallas ye. terday 1J0 bales of hope
were sold to 11 J Ottenhelmer, repre
senting Lllllenthal A Co, at 8 cents
per pound. The market Inthutsco-'
tlou Is firm.
BoiiN.-In this city October lfl, 1890,
to the wife of Bert Jetinliigs, a
daughter,