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KUGENK, OR., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. 18
NO. 47,
! t mil i r coirt. r- rnnr....
igUY EUGENE GUARD.
cahpbell, publisher. I
fiIfl -E"t 11 ol Willamette b twiwn '
)Ih tnd Eighth StreeU, j
1AY, OCTOHKU-.';.
Culilor-
ourt will lK- in
Inn nil
1200,
1.00
.60. i
Lertislna rates mada known
j on application.
y.lr al! butlii-M letlors to Ul'Allli,
j S. LUCKEY
I DEALER IN
I
v.ki. batches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc.
?
JPAIKINO PROMPTLY DONE.
i
far-.til Wrb Warranted,
L. W. BROWN, M. D.
tivslclan and Surgeon.
hm toil resiilsno over postnrhc. Hours
y a ni.j u w , o vo l-
f
!
W AND MARBLE WORKS.
! -
DMlt" and New Prion In Foreign and
loomle Marble and Granite, Monument,
II.-.lone and Cemetery work of
II klndi for ISA
ILL WORK GUARANTEED !
Jtaette street, near Fratofflca. Eugene, Or
C. WOODCOCK,
Wtoriicy-ut'Luw.
uSrns One-half Muck touch of Chrtsmau't
KUGKNS.
OBKHOX.
N. E. MaiiKLKY.
; f. Kinbit
i
Jinsey & Markley,
1Attorneys-at-Law.
imerclal and Probate Builnesa a Bwo
a I
hm in Chrlsman Block.
4R0WN.
ftlld.nl.
B. 0. PAINE. F.
Vic Prelnt.
THE
. 0S3URN.
Cuhlar.
rene Loan and Savings
BANK,
.CTORS-D. A. Paliio, J. B. Harris. J.
i)vl, B. D. l"alne. w. a. uruwn, J. r.
rtobluaon. f. W. Oiburn.
H Up Capital. j : : $50,000.
leieral Banking Business Transacted.
t'tit allowed on time dopoilu.
i iilnn entrusted to our oare will receive
ft i attention.
w uounty mm.
j (JUtabltihed in lsi)
EUGENE, OREGON,
general Banking business
I all branches transacted on
i
jrorable terms.
A. Q. HOVEY, President.
J. M. AHRAMS,Cuhler.
A. O. HOVEY, JR., Asst. Cashr.
O.lilltllRIOKB,
President.
8.R Rasin.Js.,
CmIiici
rsi National Saul!
Ol Eugene
U up lash Capital $50,000
jrplus and Profits. $50,000
.ugene - - Oregon
nneral banking bualnaaa J me on resent.-
"tern 8ight draft op NEW YOKK,
lo. bX FliAiiqaofl aud rOUT-
e'iU of sichange'suM on foreign ennntrie.
fl"itt reoelred ubieot to check or eertiD
,( deposit
U oolUotions entrusted to na will reoein
pi attention.
J. L. PAGE,
-DEALER Itf-
vng a Large and Ctomplevi'tnck of
ple aqd, Fanpy qrooertee bought
IP, tle t)wt mrfcet,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
oQer the publio beltr price
tl q pier Loq Ja Eujreue.
'jUh el til ums Uk5i it Market Prlcw.
All fll-gllht HfliTIKK)!).
HiM-aUr Ti.ih. u in
Circuit
'tfk.
tJlayHl(lt'"lial el,'",i"" ",,l '"'
MIm FiiiiiiIh
Mult-Mi. ' " '-" '
Ei I C 1 lei rln, a Salem l, l,vi.,-
in I lie city. '
'a'iii:i,..r.Sl1iim.il,.1 of Vt.li,-r i I,
l In Hid i-iij-.
Tin- I.lnn Cnuniy t-in-iiit limn U in
eitfiiiu Ht Ail.iihy.
A U llullulpli, f Flr.-iict. hui lii i-ii
BHinu-(i h imury nil.ii.
HnUri, fHixliilHtr for vice t.rii.l, i,i
U imw HliniiiinK Nf Jersey.
A eurlouil of hom wt l,l.p.-, ir.mi
rf ! ttim-liD!ir i Mluy.
E A I'avey, Jn iclimi fily' mat,.!,
l foiirlluu in Eugene tiMlay.
PNLiir.l tin. I fumiiv '( J',,..,, l;it
Hill, Wi re in Kun he lo I ,y.
MNs I'uy Mulliviiu (.f :ini.i.nn i
Vixltitiir M Mil frieti.l- in till a lly.
('lev. Inn, I I,..Uil,-r: He-I. on
riile H 1)I!l-U-? She 1 vmi en ?
i-i. . . . . .
jiiu miners Him pliihtiiein :nv
work on the new Jmirnitl t ,ii 1 1 .1 1 uK.
riie afieri.iNiii hihh net r lr:,in i, ,
neveral freilit t-;ir fnim I liii Hint ,.
Mome nfoiir iiii-rcliiiiilM Imve nlr,;,ilv
reeciveil invnitra of flirinl 111:11 K
MraXKKraz r Inm nlnrneil In, 'ne
nfler 11 Nliorl vmit lo Hie AlrKu,,
KihIi IUiicIi.
Huu'll Mcljilire. ..f the I'orllaii l I'..
i-iflu lMier Co, p.iiil II.U nlllcen i.!.-s
unt villi loiluy.
Atlornev A II Tanner, of poiihu.d,
whh in EilL'ene Imhiy In iilteliilinn e
UMn circuit court.
The Eugene Mill ami Elevator Con
Hiiy hiiieil a cur Ii'H'I i f flour I0S1111
rmiii-lKco lodny.
One of the Ii vinil v Hchonl xtiiilchli
delivered a ilUifiuirxe in the t'l.ri-li in
church at Thiir.-tnii on Smnl iv.
Moren NelNou Mi-limiill a unlive of
IX-miiurk linn U n uilmiUed lo i ll
Izelihhlp.
New null tiled: Ronev Itriw v J E
Mmllh; lo recover $JIK). The m-e will
he tried liefore Coiioly Judje Putti-r.
R.-V Geo I) Needy of thli i-ilv ihuI
R.-V NellTof Iivlnir hue liceil eh-e e I
truntees of the U U colli ire at I'i i-
lomatli.
The "Ahihamu" coiti,niiy unit to
Ibfeeuurx on the early tiuin tli..s
ii ornliiK and w ill ,lay in (hut ti'y
IuiiIk lit.
Secretary of Ktnle II R Kiucuid and
Cliauncy M L'K'ku-nod of Siili ni ri.
turned to llmt clly I oil ay after u Muni
vit.il In Eiiyene.
Oeo-((e Alexander, ediloc of the
Lehnlioii Advance relun ed lioiue to.
dity, alter a ahort vinil wi!h rchitivtti
In thiaclly.
Muerinl(iideiit C M hunt, vlaitid
the aohiMili in the vicinity of ThnrMoi.
yeMteiduy. He waa acconiinniel hy
Rev lirooks.
Juilne George H William of I'm t
land who In to ienk at the opera
house tonight, arrived on the nt'tcr
nuon train.
Tom U'heeler iiciif iii from Sin
FrancifOi on hint idithl'a liver mid
will visit a month willi Ida parcnti in
Fairinount.
Ex U M Si-nntor J.m II Staler of Li
Grande, who la to a.n-uk ul the court
hoiiMe tomorrow night, urdved on the
2 o'clock train.
One week from today one of the
William will he elected to the .re.
deiicy. The people will till lie kIihI
when the couteat la over.
Momerville Journal: If p ililieian
had to pay $ a line for all the Htult
aUiu: I hem thut I printed in the
paperti, how lich editor would ht !
IX-trlot Fre I're: "Dihhy tells
me that he can carry lmmcue miiiih in
hi head." "Perhaps no, hut he never
carrle over (0 cent In hi pocket."
Mome hops were sold In Eugene to
day for 8 cent per pound. Severn'
huyer are in I lie uiiy out grower lire
wanting higher price than ollered.
SE Craig of the Eugene Creiimeiv
went to Junction Cily today to nrndi-t
in Binrting the new ereniiiery at Hint
place, whloh hiw heen put in hv W S
Wallace.
Rev Geo D Needy, J L Zieglcr and
Frank C'liwe arrived home lut even
ing from I'hlloninlh, where they have
Iteeu attending the eion of (lie 1'
B conference.
Hitthop E R Kephart of Rail imoie,
Man land, will preach at Hie C It
church next Sunday, Oct W. '"'Hi
morning nun evening. una i "
hiahop' tlrot visit to the wot.
The funeral of the hit's J J Walton,
Mr, ofCohurg was held today and the
remain Inlericd III the l u u r ceine
tarv iiPMr thin cilv. the hint cci vice
heliiK atlended by a large conpogree ( f
Irlpiula
Lakewlew Examiner: Jo'i i llonry
Taylor Irom near Cottage tii ve, is
sojourning a few days in our neigh
iMirhootl, looking around wiihavitw
to locating. J 8 Muitiu, G W Mar
tin and J W Doak arrive! fr.nn Ihe
yillnniettea f-W day. '
ll .rrklitirtf II view: Mm-is May &
benders, duilng Hie wick p: ceding
the Uih iul . shlpiwd lYOiio I uhel-
of wheal from their warehouse mi the
railroad. The ohjict won to Ive their
culttiMWildVuluafof tl.f eijhl
oenl rate wliluli wenl out f elicit
outhat date, the rale now b :i M
cent iH-r hundred.
At) old fellow in Weston " a a
preached hy a bonk aKent v h . wanted
to sell him a cjclope.iia. , T l'
nmn siirprl, U(ap-i tt Hmg lii"'
that V ' V oulvi hul l ave one ol Hie
utMih tilHiited thing, around the liou-e,
and if he caught one of the girl try
,g to rule one. he would kick her till
he couldn't il it ''-
Portland Welcome: "Homer Uav
entx.rl wm l one time employed d-n
Insketch work for the yregonian.
Me J'M Uh tli l'l- f ""'y " r''"rr!
tune, however, when the proprietors
discharged him with the advice thai
he had better turn hi attention I"
aome other line of business M- le
unit
Tii
DKOITKU IKAll.
Editor of iiih lUrrlshnrir
lew IMt'H iiexiiecleilljr.
I allf tiuar.l, I'c'.oIi.t
A telephone message from Ilarils
liurj whs ivt-eived here this nfl. rinmn
staling thnt J E ( nilw litht. editor of
t if Harri-luirg Review, dropiK-d dead
in that city nt L'.Mo'elni-k this after
noon. .No further particular were
Liven.
Mis. Citi I richt was supposed to
have heeu vi-ning ill this cilv.
Sh - came her la-l Friday, hut as near
as f ill he I, timed she is now lit Itexler.
A no sv nij. r w as dispatched from this
"Hv to ll at place this nflerni on lo
noliiy hel of her husband's death.
S-M K.xplaiiaiory.
Itf-! A former resident of Eugene write
, lo n r. publican n-latlve In Kuene a
1 follow s.
1 I.i'S A.MiKI.KS. Get -Jl. IS'.sl.
Your welcome letter teceived; wn
Kad to her from you and nl-n to know
that you are for l'srynll. I belong to
llie Mlver K.publiean club here In
j l.o Angeles. We have n li.eiiil.ersliip
of ."mKH) iiml nothing but republican are
IcllKit.lc in me inhcrship. Hi van will
Silinliile of limuea.
(Owing to aeyeral ernir having up ' pnr oaanl. (Vtotwr v.
Har.H u the following arllclt. yester- a n. assignment of 11 M Jackson;
lltlV II Itf .till. tHll...l i.i.iltt lt.1.il- ulf It ' ...! '
i ...... assignment. ,n report.
corrtH-tlon-.-CiTV En. is Keb.ccn pitrker v William Par
nr ,.MiiFni.i runirii-i.i ..-inns kit; ii I vonv. ivmult. llcfi-rivd lo
won win cootesi inr tne iisinmii mil- l' ins K .wiiu.t i. i.l. i...ii,..,.,.i-
Mailt this season held a business nu-ct-ing
in Hie parlor of the Willamette
hotel nt Salem Saturday afternoon at
which time oftlcci were elected, a
schedule of games arranged and other
carry California by n Inree inuioiiiv. 1 l.tisioesa Iniuu'inl
.MIIioiiiMi the iiionev powers are usiiiir llnl tl.r.s. i. n u i.l iii...i f..r il,
all kind of liieiistire lo cih-mv. nud as iietiiiHiit lids s.-iison Thev km 1 1 AC
llainia says: "W ill elect Mi Klnley, If
not by one menu then by am it tier."
They have 1ms ii using inoiiey her.' a
is evidenced by fuls reglsii'al ion, in
one ward nlnue'ilhe Kth) there are -IlKl
Illegal registrations, but it will avail
them nothing, us tlmsilvi r republican,
.i....... , u . . ' .. . .
' J.?!.??:to --'!.heVr,game"H;.,,;i!e, :ils wll, i;".! i
i ""'"?. , '" ""' I " " flii'llon day. You Hr right
alHiut the siilisidied press, as we have
speaker lr.nu the wist here alinoal
every ii.gla who come from tlilt'cr
cut stairs an. I say they tell them
back there that California is sure for
McKiulcy. Several lariie films and
corpotatious here have bud to haul in
tlieir colors In regard to t-m-rcimr tlielr
eniployeH, hs lue Silvel RelUiblicau
chili lius over ;ID iiroiiiineut lawver.
It u ii Over.
Coi vallis Tiilns-: ".n-t wirll a liinn
; ov i iii ininie of Jann s
froi i Eugene I
.-Ml a man who was eontinir iinun
wi'.li n fu lfill wu-on. When ihevar
rivtdnt M'.nriv Hie liam-ler look a
loud of II . ur to hring to this city. As
I hey hear. . I Corvallis, night overlook
Mieii und Mead, who was silling nn
the iiacrf cud of 'he wag fell a-lts-p
mid I he wig. ui J .li.-.l Iii in ofl tt mile or
neb a mallei-, s-Mitli ottou u. What
II. e leimisli i's nun e wa, could unt be
aci itmi i.l, l iii woe in ton,, . , , . ..
..r m i . . ' l'" nave icouereii ine r service
, I Vl , i , ;.,,v,ni ,7:','",,lk!frcean.l(liecluh pays all ex,H-....to
l I , t .... f. 1 1 ! . u'1.' "! -. '"'" Huner-
Mi in 'l w . I ... .. u , ' . hel her w ort h iitldressid the republican at
i , I , V , n i WH?"" i llaar l' pavilion not long since and
. me, I,. ,J,,., h,-1 same and he rc- ,,y llllhll,UlI nientloneil Rryn' name
, in II..- r. a. ,. . ig!,l. ,,n. , ,ib ,,,, Hlll Wlw ,J.mttl ,,.
fillet. ii V"! i . ."' V'"';, ulw before order could Is- reslored. the
Mr.....,." 'V m "'."!' l"r'K whs so loud.-and that al a
I. r, , tc ,.,.. s Kiven bin. an, he ; n-publican nneti,,,,. Cles thing.
wastil'le lo I rot ceil to I'. W 'ur mi' . i .. . ... .
chance for election certainly neeni
I'l.-ie.', n c ili!e ol mill s nurlli of Dallas
II seem sti:i:,ge I lint n mall whim
have i.thithcr lying in the ctn ero
ine i 'nil in llie uiuht, t;o uiuller
w lirllii r he w as drunk or sober.
MU.K AMI tiMXT I'oWliKlt. S i
Spi.iks who r. suits nt Jtlue River ha
lln- eoi.t'ait lor il.ieilug Ktipplies
ami mateil tl at the l.liekv Hoy mine.
I In- Hippil.' are delivered at liinn
River liuil fioin Ihele tire cariiedsix
miles over 11. e Lucky Hot trail to the
mine on mules. , t-w days ago a purl
m a loan cai i u i one ol llie mult
eoinprised ll box of giitnt powthr.
When we1! up H.e littil llie mule Le
one nrcil n his I. ad anil l.egan lo
l in k lo nil hiinself of it. Everybntlv
g"t in. I ol the wav, expii-liog eat
minute lo see the mule and the side of
(he mountain blown Into atoms. ltut
his uiulesliip, wlmllv ui.istnseious of
llie ileal Ii di aling charucter of the load
on Ins hack, kept on bucking until lie
luoseiied Ho- pack and it rolled oil'
down the sidi of the mountain. The
box was broken on llie rocks and sticks
of giant powder scattered in every
iitrifiiou, nut not one ol them ex
ploded from the concussion. That
u.u:e doesn't know w hat lie escaped,
for giant powder usually explode nt
Hie least Jar.
I' ll y li i tr I, t K'toher "'7.
Ilnl'.s. This morning's Salem
Slnti smaii: Tl c lop rice for choice
ipialiiy w as in cents yesterday nud the
uiarkel is still Htm. Tin. inns Walling
of Lincoln, was in thi cily yesterday
lo nuike iin liries as to the hop market,
lie was tillered lUceiil per pound for
ninety six bales Ihis year's crop, but
thinks that in n few days he will have
n better bid. Mr Walling harvested
D'.Mi bales of hops and sold one lot of
Iihi bales al ! cents, nud another lot
of the same ainoiiul for Ml cent. The
n malmler of his crop, he hope will
bring I, mi sntllcii'iit money to glie
Ii i in n pr. lit f.r this vent's work, lie
is hopeful for bitter time f r hop
growers.
Got Rid Damauk.s The Dalle
T-M: Judge Rennet I lias returned
fiom Dayt Wash., where he hits
t.is'i, t-ohihiciiiig u suit for dnmuia-a
against K .McNeil, iih leceiver of Hie
O it & N o. The ease wits drought
l.y the w Idnvv mid children of Robert
Wnlker, mi engineer In Hie employ of
Hie road who was killed in u w rjck
between ll.iles Junction mid Slarbuck
in Columbia county, Wash , nud was
for damages cailseil'by hi death. The
verdict f Hie jury was Hint of flO.lWO
damage he nwiiide.l, Hie largest tluii.
ages ever tiwarded in the I'niled State
in a similar case. The case will I up
p'tilcd to the Washington supreme
court.
Psiljr t ua il.iirtlx-r Ji.
I'au i l.vi.l.Y Tltl K -Tcilay' Oregon,
ian bus the following Eugene dis
patch: ' It is mid that Hie syndicate
w liicli has been making a thorough
inve.-tigivt'oii into the. richness
and character of several Rlue
river mining properties ha suspend
ed work. What the re-ult of their
examinations has Isen is lint known
an.' probably w ill not be known until
.November l"i, w hen the bonds on the
properties will expire." The super
intendent ihlorms us that a portion ol
the crew is still at work.
very good.
KvldclKV of (hi.nl Time.
As much u gambling is to tie tie.
plniYtl l.y the belter element of our
ily it i nevertheless a licver-fitillug
evidence of good tunes, any t lie Raker
illy Republican. Within the past
two weeks there has Ik-cm an In Mux of
Hie gambling fraternity from all parts
oi the iioriliwtsi ami ilu-v evidently
think, judging from Hie smile uixm
their countenances, that they have
dropped into ii green and verdant
In Id.
the maliV game of chance now
running In full blast in our city are
well patronized, giving the IVnvi-r of
Oregon the niiis-Hrniice of a .Monte
C'irlo tin n small scale. A lar a
known there are no llcecer am nig the
fraternity here nud the game are con
ducted on legitimate gambling prill
eiplea as much as gambling can be
and patronize, of tl eso games of
cliam-H leave the gaming table w ith
a consciousness of having won or lost
their money fain v. Again wo say
Hint ns much us (hi practice of betting
l to lie tleplortU ll I a certain evi
deuce of good time and plenty of
money.
Iinl.i; tiuaril, October '.7.
"A I. a ii a ma." "Alabama," a story
of Hie south by Agusttis Thomas, was
presented to a bur audience al llie
opera house last night. The play I
old to most thiHlre goer of Eugene,
having liccii put on here once la-fore
nut long ago. It I a popular piny,
though lis nature does not permit of a
Judicious repetition. It wn well put
on Inst night by I lenient Italubridge'a
company, all or whom ate clever
artists. Mr Raliiliridge'i, a "Captain
Davenport," and Fretl Mower, a "Col
I reston," are hind In heat, and won
Hie admiration of the audience.
Hid
PiticKS. Monday' Salem
J nirnal; ' The top pi lee or last week
t re S cents. This Week opens nt 10
cents for the best and Indication are
that I here w id be no weakening in
price-. More hkclv liii ""'' "
H'lvancc. The Imp' crop will be a good
crop heienher, if md overdone. The
Kro.it r who puts his yard in good
.hape and begins now to prepare for
iiu'img up a line article In I V.'7 will
n ,t mi-s it. I'lit- application of fkill,
cpilal and industry will bring their
reward hi re ns i hew here."
. 1
l .ily r.uai'l. o, n ts r "
I'kik Sii.vkk Mkkiimi. Hon W
MColvigof Jacksonville inldre-sed a
jood audiili free silver at the
court lii'U-t l.i-t niL'lit. Mr Colvtg is
a i old c.iU j.ii...ci mid n f-r ibb- Mini
Hooueiit p r "'' "
night w as well ,..... d, in d was full
of logic and sound icasohin;; Hv du-cu-sed
(hei.ue.li-.ii.al l-sue fairly and
iirpartia;)v, leaving a g'sid Inn ressioii
in favor of hitnc talisui on his henrer.
WAi RKtuil.t. M S Hubbl.)
h. had bis heavy Uai.-ter wagon,
. l. w a. burned in a lire a few
...ontb-ngii. rebuilt The iron were,
alln-.diig.iiu. Th-wagii. wa re- .
I.uill bv Heller .V. RroAi.. Mr Heller,
li!1,!! ,-iron work ai. l Mr Rn.wn.
, the . v,o.k. 'll.MV.irm i
for llu- variil-n io oij " ' - -
Ii.llr (iiianl, October T,.
Ei.kitio.n Si i'i'LiK County tlerk
Jennings Is sending out election sup
plies to the various precinct thl
week. The up lie consist of a pro
portionate (iiiantille of llie following
articles: Regular ballot, sample bal
lots, poll hooks, .tally sheets, copies
lection laws, pen, penholders, in
delible copying pencil, ink, blotting
pans, neenies nun Hiring, seining wax,
.allot box anil key. the chairman or
one of the Judges of election Is requir
ed to receipt for Hie supplies Kent to
III precinct.
TTik Camtiikll Cakk. The grand
jury of Crook county last w eek indict
ed John lampiieii lor murilcr in the
llrst degree, on llie charge or killing
Isaac Swtnrliigcu on July 4. He was
arraigned lust week, plead not guilty,
ami the trial ol the case was begun the
last of the week, causing more inlelesl
than any cnac tried there for year.
l'lic last heard it wan yet on trial. G
W Harm, apiienred for the defendant
and District Attorney Jayne, W A
lleil ami M 1. llrluk for the mate.
Nkw S.na Hiiat. Corvalll Time:
The govern, i cut i having Hie tlnlsli
ing louche put on a boat JiimI built for
riier "shHyging." The nuii.e of the
new crnfl Is "Fuclouiah," and she I
to start lo wor alxnit the firs' of the
month. Millard 1 1 aye received a
letter a few day ago telling him to
hold himself In reitiliiit-s t hoard the
new craft in the cuuuii of llreman.
The Faclomah will sturl out from
Portland, but whether she will work
upon the Willamette or not I a yet a
II. a U r of colijeclllie.
Tkkmkndoi s rAt.A itttit. It is re
p..itej In I'urk Row that Davenport,
llie New York Journal carttHinist, wa
0 b red by Joseph I'uliUer H-K) a week,
hicli he uccepbd, t but he had Is-eii
at work a couple of lioru on the
World when ht- wa usked to return to
ihejimu.ul, where he wa given
(si) in cash and a contract for a
week. Fourth Estate, New Vork.
llly nu.rd, October '.7.
l'l.ou' Si'ol.KN. Someone alole an
O iv-r f-l.iib-i plow from Ruttoti h
Gili eit, I i- Nmtb ' ' i band
il.- .li rs Sipol-V Itl.'l.l. Toe pin hud
he. n b-:t on I In- .utsji.i- at llie rear end
of the store, 'i he s-ron commitling
the theft gained admittance by climb
ing over a Hbcd Mid Jeleaalng door
from Hie inide.
of Corvallis, W V of Salem ami the I'
of () of this city. Hy the arrangemenl
of I he schsdnle thnt vnim's will be
played. The U of () ge's two of llirae
and the I) AC gets tint final chain
plonshlp game.
The schedule of game Is a follow:
V of () and O A C w ill play a prtcthv
game In thl city Saturday, Novem
ber 7 A II of () and W C will plav In
this city Saturday, November 14; the
w inner of the last named game will
piny the () A C at Corvalll Saturday,
November "I for the championship.
The follow ing ollhvr were elecled:
I'ri-sident, Lee IVavls. U oft): aec, 1 II
Van Winkle, W I'; (reiurcr, I! E
Small, O A C.
1 1 w as decided that all giiine ahull
Ik- played under rules a r commended
by the liitercollegiate I'nlwrslty nth
letlc clubnnd printed In Spnuitllug'
manual for 'IHt. The hall used will be
a r 'gulatuin Spauhllng No J.
From Kslevilif, ( al.
ElilTolt Gt'AHIi: A I pMinlsed
many friend to write lo them I will
lake advantage of doing so through the
columns or the GI'aku.
We arrived here all right. I wa ur
prised sure enough when I struck Sur
prise alley, It was better than I ex
peeled.
Time are hard here, hut a this I a
hay and stock country (here seems lo
be some money for the people.
the most or the people here are
strong for Krynn anil are anxious In
gel a chance In vote.
I would not ad v l-o any one to leave
the Willamette valley who I making
a living.
Good of nil kind are much cl eaK-r
than I expected, Although tint mcr
chants are not here for their health.
There Is plenty of grain rained here
to supply the needs or the oplo in
llio valley.
Theie I a Hue church here, built by
the Christian denomination, but the
the congregation lias run down. We
need some good preacher from that
valley a short time lieie to straighten
tilings up.
We have preaching 3 Sundays In
each month and Sunday school every
Su inlay.
I will start wi ll a man to R-no with
3IN) fat lu gs next week.
Wood 1 not so hamly hero as It 1 In
Western Oregon. We drug our wood
ofl the mountain nud then hull It 10
mile It I principally Juniper and
mahogany.
Horses are poor properly but cattle
set in to 13 as good a gold a buyers
are passing through the con li try all Hi
tune.
There is n good school at I'.uglevllle
and will continue all winter. Teach
ers receive good salaries.
V L l OKr MAN.
Damp
weather
g ml f'K.t
Utatimi
got. in n
port now ha a world wide rep
i.i u-i.iIm the Oni'i
SS . Ii"" . ' " I. . ... ..r.l
well. Hen Tillman sain
of it till hf came ti Portland feenl
dayt ago."
W 1 1 1 1 l
In- p ills-
in s TVlis- m-xt week.
MakiuH'.-G I! H.vk' '! I
MacAdam were ininried m lias nt
Wkatiik.k. This damp
has created a demand for
wear. Yoran (t Sou ai ad-
veril-iin; rtiblieu and repairing. Uootl
to avy 'li are what I needed lo pro-
Icit Ibe icel ""1 iou 'i nw.
l'KAdi' k Gamk. A prai'ti.-'i' game
of f.H.l ball w ill 1 playvd oil Ibe lv,lu
cid Held in .t fidurday afteruooji by
tl, III -t and aioiitl l-aiu of Hie l of
tl. Ten cent adiuiaslon will be
t h irg.-d at the gate.
How StUAit Is Apkmtkii. The
recent Join! agreement on freight rates
entered into by the Southern Paoillo,
O R & N and OCA E traiiHimrtntlon
companies has aftectetl sugar perhaps
more than any one other commodity
handled between I Ii Is city and San
Francisco. The former car load lot
rate on sugar from San Francisco via
l aiiulna and Corvalll. by team from
the latter city to Eugene was cent,
per hundred. Under the new agree
ment the rate is 40) cents per hundred.
Nearly double the old rate. It wa
formerly cheaper to haul from Corval
lis lo thl city by team, but the rat.
have been so arranged over the O C A
Ivs line lieiwecn San rranclsco and
Corvallis that Ii now costs the same,
40 cent, whether hauled by team
from Corvallis or hlped by rail or
boat. The amount of sugar received
ach month in thl city Irom Man
Francisco Is from IHXXJ to 2.VK) sacks.
Under the new rate thl will make a
tar ill' of Irom 13-V) to SIO0 monthly
which I la ll out by the people of Eu
gene and vicinity who use sugar ami
they all use it, hence everylsxly l.
ell'eeted -more than they paid out
under the old O C A E rate. The O C
A E and () R A N companies have
been called the friends of the people,
yet that Is the way they e press their
friendship when once they enter into
a compromise with the M 1 monopoly.
t he above Ilgure are on sugar alone
and the Increased rale on other com
modities will amouut to thousand of
dollars annually to the ieople of Eu
gene and this part of Lane county.
Makkikii. Roaeburg Review: At
the residence of the bride's parents at
Comstock, Oregon, Oct 21t, 1811, Mr
Charles F Walker and Miss Viola Wol-
ler were united in marriage, E II
llantlsaker olllclatlng. liters were a
good many friends present who wished
Hie hitppy couple all liapplne and
prosH-rlty, and partook heartily of
the splendid dinner thai wa prepared
for '.he occasion.
Nkw Cm.K.iH The following per
son have Uen admitted lo citizenship
lu the United States by the Lane
ountr circuit court: ( has II Hale,
Ellis Whatloin, Walter W Mhockrah
ami Stephen hi meed, all natives of
Great llntain; Carl Webber, Germany;
Mcliole Kolhet, Prussia.
DlKD. Pauline, the ii fant daughter
of Mr L'Mm Parker, dl.-d of brain
fever ul i in- resldencfl of Jaine Parker
at I'lea.ul'l Hill Ibis morning, Octotmr
k!7, IWiu. The funeral will be held to
morrow at 3 p m and the remains In
terred lu the Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Ii.llr liu.t1,(n;t.iDrt.
Lku Fkaiti iui. Ed Govern was
thrown from a load ol tan bark in
Creswell pieclnct, yesterday, and re
ceived a fracture of the right leg be.
low the knee. Dr L V llrowu wa
cilled and set it fractured limb.
s. v iirisuan i Minever v l.mnm
Douiever; divonv. Default. Re-
erretj to it D Norton to report the
testimony.
m rage ami rson, a corporation, vs
( I' Houston and F M Parkt r, Into
partners doing business under Hie
linn name of the Junction City Mill
ing t ompsny in recover money, lie
fault and Judgment. Judgment for
:, s ier cent interest,
'si I, Lurch v II F Mlenhen. and
r.iiiiu rsit'i us, in wife, et al; lore-
closure. D,-fnull. Judgment and de
cn-e.
VI J It Stewart v RoU'rt Cathey;
to recover money, ivfiiull ami ludg
mi ni. Judgment for 177 and Inter
est, an , t'St ally has.
ii.' F W Oilman v (1 W Robert; to
recover money. Default and Judg
meni lor .t..u .k. Interest at Hi per
itiii, any n-e ot j.n ami order or sale
ot attached property
till M Levingeraud L Levlnger v
iMtwani j .-Maxwell. William .Max
well, V M Sti.il Ii and Mary Maxwell:
foreclosure. Default anil luilgiuent for
N un iu, uiiertwi al ID er oent, fVi
ally fee and order of sale of mortgaged
i.roieri y.
ill Kiln F Trim v J W Arehart
and M.iry J Arehart, hi wife; fore
closure. Default. Judgment and de
cree.
lid ll J Hawthorne and I) E liver
dge. a executor of the estate of
LouIns. E llanchett, deceased, v Eu
gene II Lawrence; foreeloatire. IH
fault nud Judgment for slo.WI, Inter
est at in i-r cent and decree ror sale
or mortgaged premise.
OS V C Washliurne vs J J E tlon
and Ilenrletla Euton, hi wife, et al;
to recover money. Default, utlg
Reguiator7
THE OEST
SPRING MEDICINE
Is Simmons Liver RrcuuTOR-don't
f orgct to Uk It. 1 he l iver Rets sluggish
(luring the Whiter, Just like all nature,
anj the system becomes choked up by
the ntrcumuljtcj waste, which hrlngs on
Malaria, I ever nnJ Aue anj Rheuma
tism. You want t) wake up your Liver
now, but Ivs sure you take SIMMONS
I.IVIR KlXiULArOR to do it. It also
regulate tlu Liver keens It nrnnerlu a
work, when your system will be free from
poison nJ the whole hoJy Invigorated.
You getTni;mxi'iiux)iwhn
your system is in Al condition, and that
will only he when the Liver Is kept active,
j ry a Liver Remedy once and not the
difference. But take only SIMMONS
LlVLR KKC,ULA70R-lt is SIMMONS
LlVUR KtUULATOR whkh makes the
difference. Take It In powder or In liquid
already prepared, or make a tea nf tn.
powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR. You'll find the RHD Z
pckage. Look for It.
J. U. XoUlu Com Philadelphia, p.
VKKV SAKKOW KSCAPB.
Mrs lUckeiuon Was Near Itelng- Par-
leu Alive.
Mrs Dickenson, of Mount Amral.
Orcgnn, had a narrow eacane from Ii.
iiieiit and decree for snle of mortgaged hurled alive last Saturday after
premises. noon, according to a credible gentle-
7'.' rue First National Hank or l.u- '"an irom mat. village, who was la
gene City, a corimrallon, vs Rodney I orlland lodny, say T uesdaj's Daily
Scott, ct al, to recover money. Dt- Irlbune.
fault ami judgment for iVt, Inter- It was Friday last that the sad an-
iioiincemeni was mane or llie ileal t
est at 10 H-r cent anil f l.V) atty fis
73 The First National Rank of the
City of Eugene, a corporation, vs Rod'
nev St'ott, et at; lo recover money
Default and Judgment for $1 list 31, In
terest at It) tier cent and t7"i atlv f.is
Ml Kaniiiel P Nelson vs R It Moshv. hope of eternal salvation
M S Monhv. hi wife. II C Veatclt ami The funeral had Is-en arranged for
M J Veitich, hi wife; foM'loun.:De- s"day afternoon, from the Calbollo
that day or Mrs Dickenson, a much
Iresiiecled lady of the neighborhood.
I She w as a Catholic, and she had re
ceived the last rites ol her faith, and
had apparently died lu the Christian
fault, Judgment and decree of fore.
closure.
Ii.liy (lu.nl, Ueliiber .
1 2 John Kelley vs Robert E Camp
bell; damage. Continued.
4S Miranda J Kaust vs John F
Kaiisl; tllvorce. Dclault. Referred
hi E It Sklpworlh lo take testimony,
Divorce granled.
63 Wm F Martin vs M Hvarvcrud
(icorginna M Svarverud. Judgment
and decree. 7. attorney (ie allowed,
church In Mount Angel. The ooncre.
gallon bad assembled, the pall spread
for the oollln, the priest and the ser
vers vested, awaiting the arrival of the
funeral procession.
After so long a delay as lo warrant
apprehension that something unusual
had hapiened, the priest seut a mes
senger to urge haste. The messenger
met a messenger from the Dickenson
household who told the cause of the
delay. When the undertaker nut the
il l il aai ii a m.
and order ol sale of attached property. 1 " "'".'""" V, 1,10 "'T, f 1
67 Jacob Gillespie v. Edinnnd T hke 7 Uie wnin caused by tho plac-
- mir oi ii, n i.fi .l.u .... .wn ...a .nn.
Jo Iiukoii ami r.uuen o Jotinson. rore- . --t-
the
noaetl corpse, and Mrs Dlckeuson
awoko from a trance; and when Hie
gentleman lelt Mount Angel, Mr
Dickenson wa alive with every pros-
pect or many years or lire before Her.
Fool Hull.
The dmt match game of the season
will be played on the Kiucald grounds
naiurnay, October 31. oame will
cnmnicnce nromntly at 3 o'clock.
Several extra men will be played on
tne seconu learn, so mat a gxxi nnrti
game Is prnuled. Five ladles will
set a oiilclnl. Admission ll) ccuts.
llleachers 6 cents extra. The boys are
hard at work and will give a good
sample or their work ror the season.
1 he intercollegiate schedule lias been
changed by mutual consent an that
hugeiie plays Corvallis at Corvallis lue
I till Instead of 21st and Salem playa
Judgment and decree and order of sale h "i i 7. tiV... P, Zi. i.- rtnai
of imirttfutretl nrcmlse. l.,,u.,.4l,- 1 hu Eugene gets the final
- .. fl.lfillllllfr Dfllt.A
. . . ... w. .. v m .. ........ .....IK... .
t - M.ill.iii.iinli. .Mk li.rn at twnrlr. al
money. .. . pnr,,all,i q'hankairivlnir
The following jury was drawn id "," ""... ... Yiri
m tea iuu t ii... I win rut ine ut-sfc vaiituiiiuu ui iwi l.ii
lov.T .rlv.M In ll.n .1.1.
hunt i ll Wilson ii- m i-sruer in.i.i r-
closure. Default. Judgment ami de
cree. Attorney fee of Ko and order of J
sale of mortgaged protiertv.
7(1 Martha lluoy vs W W liuoy;
divorce. iH-fnult. Referred to Chas
Wlutermler lo lake teatlmnny. Di
vorce granled.
81 M T Cook, it al. vs C C Cmik. et
al; to parllllon proia-rty. Iiefault.
It D Norton appointed guardian ad
litem for minor defendant.
W II llogg va O J Tiblietls, M
TlblM-t. V 11 Tibbett. Ernest N
Lif, W H CaniplH-ll and The Spauhl
lng Manufacturing comimny; fore
closure. Default and Juilgment ami
decree as to part or ilereiiilaut. Con
tinued a to the other defendant. Sid
ney Scott appointed receiver of the
pi open v. iH-tauit. judgment ana
diTrce of foreclosure.
m Jacob Gllli-splo vs M A Gill and
Joseph 1' Gill; foieclosure. Default.
. .. .. . . i ..
. ii... l Ii W'll,. I.' M n.,L. I , ever given ill ine aiaie. au sii in.iiiu
1 u ii,.r ti v J rm ii a ''l run to Portland from Eugena
-
(
llnwer,
Wilkin, Win Indian, FM Wilkin.
On trial.
New suit filed: G W Pickett vs Is
aac Darnell!; Injiinctlon.
Tiik Hai.Uits Roth Hie sample
and regular ballot are being sent nut
lo the various polling puces,
who desires to go.
Death of Editor Cartwrlg-ht.
Psilr Guard, October 2S.
Today's Albany Herald: The cad
Intelligence of the naming away of
Tim one of the brightest and most highly
mimes of Joshua levering and Hale esteemed young men of Linn oouuty,
Johnson, prohibition candidates for brought lo us yesterday by the
president and vice pre nt, have lonowing leiegram: .
L.n ifi nfi of ihn tieketji. Tbl Is due Harmihhuko, Oct 27. John Etart-
to the failure of the onioer- ol the pro- wrlght died at 2:30 pm He was sick
hlhltlou convention to li.iluile the only sli hours. The doctor pro
names of their candidate in the cer- nounced It chronlo poison from print,
tltlcate filed Willi the secretHl v ol state tye.
oerllfylng to their electors. However, T bus lu early maulioou, mat at in
the names or the eleetom appear on in o-g'""'- ui me, ;
pUr (iuard, Octols-i jS,
FKEUtHT M'jvEMt.NT. A carload of
salt and a oarload of uu-roliaiidiae were
teclvd at the ilcMit toiiay. Two
cars wrre loaded wllli hops at the
Friendly warehouse.
ticket. The name of J G Kobart, re
publican nominee for vice president
' .in... ... 'CI... I....I..I- 1.. ......
waBCrriii.eu in. . uv i.. ...... vii.
wrong the correct letters, G A, have
liet-n Inserted In parenthisls. The
ticket seems to he correct In other particular.
Pally Uuard, OctotMtr t.
Juikik Williams' AnnKKSH.-Jmlge
George II Williams, a man prominent
in public .Halts In the history or rort
la, id and Oregon, address d the clt
liens of Eugene at (he nera house
last night under the auspice or the
McKlnlev cluh. ThesiM-aker was es
corted to the nera house by the re
publican unirorme.i onmpnuy. lie
was irrii-ted by an (iver-oni wiled house,
every available seat Is-lng iH-cupled
and many Is-lng compelled lo stand.
Judge William wa Introduced by
Geo 'i Mall, isr., iimmoer or mo re
puhl'Cin stale central commltlee. Af
ter a few Inlroduclory remarks, the
-iiVer entered at once upon the din-cui-slnn
of the money ijiiestion, which
he handled In all Its details, from a
republican siuudpoint. Ill entire ad
dress wa devoted lo a discussion of
i old and silver except a slight allusion
to the rights of the government to In
terfere lu state affairs. He Is bitterly
on is, sed to the free oolnuge of silver
and believes iu a maintenance of the
pns-nt money system.
Pal If Uuaul, Oeia s-r Js.
DlMi. At Springfield Tuesday
morning, al 1 o'clock, of malignant
dlphlheiia, Aleno, the six year old
daughter of Mr and Mr W W Chess
man. The child was only taken sick
last Sunday. The funeral took place
today.
Mr Carlwright had established the
Harrlsburg Review upon a Ann basis,
had recently married and was consid
ered one of llarrlsburg's best busluesa
men. His hats will be most 1 nee rely
mourned.
Dallr (in.nl, October
A Runaway. A lively but barm
lens runaway occurred ou Willamette
street Hits afternoon. Mr Wlthlugton
and niece drove lo lown In a cart tbla
morning. They left their horse stand
ing In front of the Minnesota lintel.
About that tlmo "Old Keelfoot," a
monstrosity In the shape of a shaggy
maued dog, passed by. The horse got
sight of the dog and Immediately
started south on Willamette street at a
breakneck speed. He had a clear
right of-way and ran to Tenth street
before turning. He was caught In the
eastern part ol the city, without hay
lug done any damage to the cart or
Its oonttuu.
An Old Collar. An old home
collar I on exhibition In Preston A
Hale's .how window. The collar is
madu of wood and w.s brought acrosa
the plains in ISM by H F Powers, who
resides north of SprlugUeld.
Several house lu Albany have been
burglarised lately. L C Marahall.waa
ono of the victim. A burglar entered
an open window, helped himself to
Mr Marshall's trousers, look about $18
from the pockets and left the trousers
on the trout porch. A gold watch waa
left undisturbed, A burglar eutered
IV Mast on 'a residence and stole some
eatables, but nothing else. III, Wal
don I nut a pocket book Containing
about J0, which was probably stolen.