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Fid day, yovr.inEit27. Last ijiurler of the m siu. The n i boUdiy l Chrlslini. Christmas next four wwkt troiu to day. Thanksgiving U ut and the turkey bit gOIIH. Prof McEIroy went Ij Hilnu this Illuming. Mm H King U seriously III wl'h I grippe. O.orgu Hall. Jr., made a brief visit to Harro-burg today. Coasting wm pruollc,l t soni't tent mi tlio lillU yesterday. I'D Linton shlpiM-d a c trloail of bop from the Hail warehouse today. Geo Hill, Jr., returned thl after noon from a short vlr.ll to Harrisburx. J Jl Hopklh ami family nt Thanksgiving at Hh.-dd visiting nia at I yen. Dr W V McCormlck bus moved into the Pa. son' house on Pearl street for the Inter. Councilman rilir will ship a ear ial or lion from Junction Cily to PurtUnd thi veiling. A J firodiuan, formerly of Lane coumy, Ih the Urm n-ratio nominee for mayor of Independence. Tim Misses Edylheand Ethel Vin cent and MIssC D Kenney are pcnd l.'g their '1 bankscivliigal Jaer. J W Cherry, who Iih Urn working at -ill v.-r City, I luho, during thn hnI several iiioiiih returned home thl morning. A window wit cut throitti lit north wall of tint First National hank bull ling yi-stcnUy, to add more light to thf luteilur. Hon K I Mc('orn:i.-k, one of the h-adiug politicians In Half ui, spent Thank-giving in Eugene visiting relative and friends. Tim cam) of the "tale v J D Craig, assault with a dnnr.-roin weaMn, hat Im-pii fii-t for ex o tu 1 1 tt toii lii Justice Wlnelui's court Monday at U o'clock. J II Ellison I. hi resided In Eugene for rixteen year, and w hen the ther mometer showed 1 .1 degree almvo zero thin morning ho said It wo I ho coldest In that length of time Bev Bols-rt Leslie of Portland arrived on Ihn 2 o'clock train, lie will occupy the pulpit of the llaptlit churii until a pastor I called himI w ill preui;h next Sunday morning and evening. Jlldi(eJ V Cowls, late president of the McMliinvllle .National lianu, and who died lakt Monday In Me.Mlnvllle from blood nooiilni. wu highly ro aiKTted. 1C was a rogMil of the Eu gene Divinity School. Hhaviie-"What do you think of a mail who will hurv a wife and throe children III the Hflernooil and go to the theatre at nluht'."' Warden "He's a brute." Hliayuw "No; he's an undertaker." Sulem Statesman: M J Egan was Up from hiM farm yesterday. He re. c..ii lv oiHi-ei of bin Imp. amounting to about 8.000 pounds. He says he hA had oiler already to contract bis lbU7 crop for II and VI cent. Independence Went Side: E A Itond. ot Irvlliif Lane eoiintv. wliine wife wa formerly Ml M innie Brodie, a student at Monmouth, was In town Tuenday, looklOK for a location here to conduct a l-owlinir ulley, but could Hud no niitable hmlilln,;. Wiaalliuril lii.lenuii lent of I ant Tliuntday: "Altoinev N K MarUley, of Kouetie, made I lii oltb-e a plean int rail Tiii-mUv. He li vlHitiiiir (; t Itoyuton Mr II V lbn. late editor of the Cottaut t! rove-1, email Modiir- ralor made till ofllee a plfawint visit Monday." Ilurrnhiiru item In Albany Ileralil: "Mm Mry MeCullo. li left Hal unlay ulelit for lier home III 1'rvncoU, Art., ae- roiimatiled by her brother, Mr MorKan llniili. Mra Mel'iilloeh loud In her prhlsi aof that stale as a plaoe of resi lem-H itnd lis business nnxoerliy nlentvof money and lull very Utile talk of har.l time there." The extensive plant of thn Inmut', I'nulseii I.timlier Company, oeeupy- Ing the apaee l't ween the Wlllauulle rUer. mi llie Kvt Sble, Kent (Irant, Colon avenue and Division Mreela In Portland, was almot complete' l destroyed bv tire lilirht before last, The Inn BUstalned Is about tS5,tKM covered bv liihiiranee In nunieroii i-oninanles to the extent of ahUt (40,(11)11. AO Appeal tu Hit Laities. Tim hiillus of Kuueiio ai linted for ihelr u-autv. Iiilellljr"tice and ,.,iIUIIt v nii.I to tins last eharae terlhtlo I apical, In the name o' lolij; .iin.Tlmr and Phlient man. Will 'oil i.,.l. ileur liolles. lav Mside for ouee.tho v, i,l itmi.Hillior bal. and HiiiHMr at the opera lioiwe on Monday evenlnit, ..it l, .t w ith small haU or remove the bljx, vlew-obsliuoiini alru.-tures, now o fashionable. We admit they are beautiful and becoming everywhere, except at the then! re, but w hen one a view la entirely obstructed hy these masse of fi al hers, Mowers, and wide spreading brims, we well we won't tell you the swear words we are guilty . .. It Is now the fashion In hit rope and the I'.ast. for ladles to apear at the theatre without hats. Will lio. the sensible I dies of Kugeuo adopt this mode? You will win the everlasting gratitude of our sex ami especially of Yours truly, Hakky. illy Uusitl, Ni'Ti'iais-r (loon tSKATixu. The .kating Is aalil lo be good on the lake at Meriau's park n-id many lovers of the sport have swarmed there today. The lee Is frniii tuo to two and a half inches thick. Skatinir Is also said to be good on on Ihe Slowed ponds wi st of Merlau's. Ills likely that a large nuiulsr of com t.1 ers and skalets will vWU Merl au's tonight. Hit K At KKrn:i. -A sand bar lias formed lu Ihe river al the head of the bead of the null race, which shut otl the supply of water for ihe race w hen the river falls to a model ate stage. A force of men and several team were sent up this morning to scrape the aud bar avtay. p.ily , .i.i , ,i,it.'r . I'm vliisi rv r 1 . m 1 1 : it r 1 k k T h e thermoiiieler a' the unlvcrMty reis tcred the tPinperiiluiv at bi dcisie.- above rem ye-liroay m n olug aud 13 degre-s above icro tills morning. . w .iiim. Mt mmhiiisi pe SATURDAY, NOVEMDF.lt 2S. Lota of frozen flowers lo town. Tiki cold for comfortsble street loaf In k. Oood many fr..eii water plpen re ported. The streets are getting In good shape fVii blev ('Icm. J I j i'atfe reivlved a carload of aall j tills iiiorniiiK Ci M Huo'i'l, of I'orlliu.d, w in Eu gene yesli-nl iy Hard weu'ti. r on butchers -all their meats sre fr'B 'ii. Mir Auu Sveru will ij'i ti Cali fornia In a few diy. Y J UttClirldcr, th well-known drummer, is In Eugene. Mis II (larrlsoii lias returned from two month's visit to Portland. II W Ilov, late e.litor of the Coltuge (ir.iv.f Modrialor, is in tlio city. Tlie road fmui the city to Merlau's park Is reported in flue condition tor bicycles,' Will tlilo weathnr Injure the tall wheal? Is fc live o l i-lloti In will -II all are Interesled. The fros.y nights have ripened per simmon to peifecllon. I here aiea numlicr of trees alio;lt town. Jtoek Hrys in, a student of the U of (JwhoMM-ut Thanksgiving Willi ins parents III Corvailis, reiurneu Kiuay. EW Kuykendall, of (irauis riw, f.iriiurlv a renldent of hu'ene, Is a candidate for postinas er at that place. Albuuy Herald: Mies Net tie Whit- nev. teauner in mo nuonu su.niui, ii spending Thuiiksglvlnj witU friend in Portland. ThuHprluiilleld teanhers' lustltut Is In H.ssi(.n todav. County bcliool riuperiiiiendeul C H int of this city Is In alleuuaiice. Kaiem Htatesman: A business man without so advertisement in a paper Is like a UHitliless bull dog lie Is p xtrly equipped for business. SiavU.n T mes: 1 lie imiier oi CalUI'i burned down factory has lieen shipped toColtace (irove to be ud In an electrio light plant. Mr nod Mrs J 11 Hopkins returned this afternoon from riliedds, where theysnent Thanksgiving with tlieir daughter, Mrs Irank 1'orlcr. Tim tlier iiioineler reulstwred 14 de grees above zero al half past six o'clock lids MioriiiiiLr. Iniiig four degrees cold er than It was yssturday morning. (irutidma Fitch mother of (he late Judge Fitch Is lying very 111 at her home on nouin w iiiamei'e sirrei, aim little liopt are eniortalned ot her re covery. Jacksonville Times: Kev A li eun. derinan, the big preacher, who has Is en stationed for several years in Lane county, in now located at .Myrtle creek. Mrs E L Allen who lias been visit- Intrwltli relatives III Lane county, h-ft today for her homo al Hprlug Val ley, Minnesota, hhe went via the Northern Cucitio route. A C Auldeii, mnulier from the first llntrict of the stute Imard of ecpjaliza- Hon, who has been visiting wmi u v Coolidge In this.city, left this morning r.ir Haleii' to atteinl a meeting mine Imis rd. I h (irHinle Chronicle: A 1J Conley, the rjaiidrldge farmer, haa ohl 10,00(1 bushels of blue stem wheat lo the, Pa- citlu Coast Elevator Company at iOJ cents. Ho still him several other ten thousand huMicI Iol to be turned iuto market. Congruasuian Illnger Hermann passed throuitli Eugene this morning on the I .cut train eu route to Portland where he w ill Join (Senator Sillcneii and Mcltrlilcand all will depirt lor Washingtoii, D C, this evening. M 8 H'irker and brother-in-law re turned from Fall Creek last evening, wiiure they have beeu visiting their claims aud hunting. I hey uiu not have very (ondsueco'i in gelling game but Mr ltarker suoceeded In contract ing a severe attack of polsou oak. Wm Iteuslmw lias a lent over hl ehrvs.iuthenium bed In hla yard. He kei os a Caroline stove burning In the tent to protect the plains but the cold of the last two iiiglits was to much for the stove and tent and the chrysan themums are all frozen. H i fsr as heard from Palmer and lluckner carried one tntftislup In the I'nited Hlatei. Dudely township In ii.wk.ll eiuiiitv. Kansas, cast nine v.iiis of which four were for Palmer and lluckner. two for McKinley and Hobart, two for Mryan and Bewail and one for Hryan and Watson. Four Sulem hop agenta have beeu arrested for disturblug a puhllo meet iiur nt ibeonerii house. The Hop lJuy- ers AnoclHtion held a meeting and they elnlm have been persecuted ny ine en izens of riulcm.and the nine Imp repre sentatives w move lo roriiaiui The Statesman say it will be glad to see them depart. Thnrsd iv's Daily Astorlan: Mr E E llrodle, assistant keeper of the Till amook r-K-U lighthouse, arrived In As' inris vesteidav on a mouth's leave, after having been oft the earth for over seven month. Helen inal ingiu nr Portland, w here he will "root" for tlie university boys In the Kuene-MultllO' mil h foothnll name todav. From Port- land Mt llmdle will go to Keattlo for a tew ilsys, ami reium m mjeiip, where Ills mother resides. The Dalle T-M., peafc follow of a well-known alumnus of the U of O of the clasi of 'U3: The many friend of D-H Uoberta will be pleased to I. .urn Unit lu has euteied Into the law practice ami hsoeiied an office next door to tiie First National Hank. For a number ol years put .Mr Hubert na i limr In the office of Hunt- j iisoii, and by clone application. i , msiertil tlie profession. He la a ; gentleman of sterling qualities, and business Intrusted to nun wm rccvivu careful and prompt attention. bslljr iiii.M. Sovi'tnber J A AiKisii (Jams. The first team of the Geary aud Central school met on . oi .net the Geary school ground nil arter- neaiiirr-aiui.ii.j u, ... ...... . . noon for thf f,Kt.li ohamplonsh.p of Oregon leant n.,,1 the team of the Uni the two schools, and to bruise on an- verity of i htngton has been tie- , o her s noe on a rmieu ground The dared off by He manner of the Sea le two te una were well matched and team. Davis and Bonney of the hev put up an airlsh game, consider-! U of O team tetnrned home fmm inlhe weather, which however, dim Portland last 1 i ;ht. 1 he re of the notiillec-theiuvenlle football player team will pro' .lily remain uuUl ftun- I w ben a game 1 In sight. Jy- THK THASKSOITINO OAMK Mnlinjiiuh Won y 18 to. score of 04ii i lard, NoTectwr I'. Tiio OreoiiUu'a account of Tliauksglvluggaiiioln purtl a the iol- low: Multnomah wim a great goniu e- Jt from Eugene, al wuiuuiuu Held. In the presence or sxw peopie H wa a clean, hard blayed gime on IkiHi aide, an i was as tine an exhibi tion of fool ball ai ha been aeen in Portland in many a day. The Eugene team was the Drl on the tbdd. A hardy lot of young men they looked. In neutral-colond uni form that had evidently neen service. Tney ludulged In eome iirellmlnary punting, and ihen gatlired at the low er end of the field to listen to tloal luatructlou from ten r'ofc- Punctually at 2'SU o'ebek the Multo iiomali men entered the field at Ihe Morrison street gale, aud came trotting down the terrace bank with life and ginger in their movement that bespoke ibt-ir flue coiidiliou. A great cheer burst fioin the yrandstaud where the Multnom di cintingtnt w strongest when the club team appeared, a cheer that laii'e I several momeuis. The preliminaries weie quickly s-ltled by Cs'itain McLoiiliel and Ivlinun'lf in, E igene pelting Ihe ball, while Multnomah picked the outll goal lo defend. 'Ihe Multnomah nieu trotted to their ismilion In the aoulu hulf of the Held. Euene llnud up for the klck- ', the wl Istlo blow, and IlliliUi.d uiade a low kick toward Ed Hall, who nucceeded in blocking IU amid the wild chcerlrg of the Mullo iiomah rooters, and Hie game was on. Starling from th4-ya-d line, Mul tonouiali, by line pl, advanced the hull li yards, wlieii ug;ne made a stand and llolbrook a fjrcedUipun. to save losiug the ball on downs. Eugene, though was uiiaol to make tio yardage, aud Mul uoi iah got the hall back almost immediately on down on the univerH.ty's li.yard hue, though a pulpable of! -bide play of Jordan' was unnotic.d. Theu Jor dan, McKiunou, Ho.bronk and De Forrest tnickcd the Etgeue Hue, which was unable to withstand their assault, and the university men were driven bacK to their 10-yard line, where Ros etiburg was given the ball and went Hi rough on a tandem for the first touchdown, which wa- made between the goal posts. A terrific cheer broke from Hip grandstand a the ourlyhead ed 'half' staggered lo hi feel aud limped out on the field, and another cheer went up wheu Ed Hall kicked a goal. Eugene' touchdown wa umde when I hew 1 1 mi the hall on Multuomah'e 10 yard line and lial heen warned that . . . 1-..I. ..... I..P. ... I u tliey oiuv nan a iiiinuie icii w mj. To' make a touchdown In that time against the team lu front or mem teemed almost an Impossibility; but the uulvertity had a rake play, learneu from Frick, loiely u; in. and li was worked ucccssfully. liishop, the left half, who received the ball, went through on his own side without in terference, aud before .Mulliiotsiau realized Eugene had scored, jusi in the nick of time, though, fur there were only JO seconds loll ol ine nair. The score was then a tio, but so far the club team appeared to be putting up tlie lajlter game, and it looked like will lor ine cnnei aim one. In tlie secor.d half Multomah got the bull on a foward pass at the center of the field, and then, by some ol the prettiest liue-bucUIng ever seen on Mulluomali lied, tlie clubmen carried the bail steadily down tlie field. Jor dan, Knsimhorg and MclCllinon doing great worn, until uiiaiiy iiicitiiiiion went thiouiih tackle for Multnomah' second touchdown. The bright particular star or the day Was Coleman, i-Ugeiio reu-neaoeu end. Coleman's tackling wa tlud- Ish. He was Into every play, and the obstacle hat generally brought the Multnomah line buckers aud end- gkirler to grief was this same red headed end. Ho imssfld teverai tackles aud was fooled on the double pns, on w hich slansbury made . yard ainunu ins euu, but ott.cise be played a perfect irame. Sta'isburv, Multnoiiiahs left end also plnyw. a coi splcuou game. While not the equal io i oicmau, ne piaveu a star game 'or M iltiiomnh; aud show ed that, with more weight and exper ience ho v oui'l make a great euu rush. For Eugene, next t Coleman, the brunt of the work fell upon llishop, w hose lonir run of 40 ya d without Interference was one .f the features of the game, and Davidson ftid lemple ton. IN EL'CIKNE. In EiiKCiie the spirit, of d feat was nlaliilv evident. Heretofore the home team hn won every gams played by It for the past two seasons, and the news of a irame has tilwayt been re reived witU vociferous demonstrations. Hut laU evening the feeling was d lif erent. Tim report at the end of the first half that tin) teams hut tied on a score of six point each caused every one to await with eager anxiety the result of the second half. When Hie news came that the University team wbb beaten, thouirli not badly defeat. ed. Instead of a gathering of crowds and blowing of tin horns, all wai as quite a on a Sabbath day. LINK cr. The line was us follows: M. A. A C. I'. OP 0. Ed Hall renter Oillilaud Stevens- r g (captl Eilmunson DeForreet I p. Smith prat r I Eastland McKlunon 1 1 Herbold Jordan r li Templeton Ko-ienbiirg i h Bishop Fechhelmer, N'.i re Houuy Stausbur 1 e Coloinau Su-Donald 1 h McClanahan Holorook I b Davidson i The official were A M Ellsworth, Lieutenant Flagler, Ned Barrett. Illy tiu.tJ.Nori Bilxr J7. Pkattlk Gamk Off. The football game that wa scheduled lo lie played .... .. 1... . i, 1 '., ..uh. u ir I namag..- -mn Ltter. Prift. who could bebold J"' . ...!... ...A not "'"".IteTy tinted tea cup or a tbsl ? thing, that women never fall to admire aud to evi. . . The paaslon for pretty thing. 1 irresiitaoieu.pv-:. - . I because " , i,avn suiihier down to the nreseot have luffi tb.t .am. longfug to po.iHM the beautiful thing of life. nlf Hut to g back to the decorative ...li" IT. JL i.n with o the last two k. .om. exquisite piece, ou .'.u.i.r.XT. i Ml Walton', wlndows- the work of a local artl.t-a young woman t wl'0e talent and la- llTZXv feel uroud. .lnce .he i. Ly birth and education our Tim srtut 1 Inborn In her. While .he wa. y.t a Ultlt girl in bort .mm, :.. i .ki.'.. n.,i n verv iiinr ago, he . impl- proof of tbl and taught .i.Jr. ifore h bad ever a leon htpTtiently, Tftmlatoutly and unaided she worked out her beautiful fancle. ?" . A m,lnr and DUt them upon canvas, with a touch a true and fine a ll.at tf many a painter whose place (u the realm of art I. an assuieu r do not think I have any talent, she once .aid, when ...!. ..a u. nrk and snoke of the wonderful thing, awaltlug her In the year, to come, -I paint because I like to do It." ii.. i.. ...i..i sort mariiio views -.iA..iuri. in nuMtel. are many of !i...., iu.ntiriil euouuh to bear cm narison with the work of older artist. One I distinctly recall, though I have not receutiy .een it, of a wbite-w.nged boat beating agaln.t a .trong wind over a tossing siorm-threateued wa. j Have een many picture bearing world-lam- ous autograph tnai were iar - Uut It 1 flower that appeal most irpo.utai. to our vouna ariisi. auu ti.iu.fir ihst she baa chosen fr k .nhieet ha thu far refused to in.lrl mi nn rHsUtlmrlv all the hidden sweetuen of Its keing -reproduced by her sensitive brush U iiiooin pereu nlnlte more beautiful Irian latfore. Perhaps it wa her devotion to flower that led here to take up china painting a a medium for the expres sion of her arl lu Us most exquisite ..rm Anvth uir more dainty auu ue- iriulim than hr work lu thl direcuou il would b dlUlcult to Dud. Tim npk Is unusually full of ...nisi events ot i u teres t. in l ne llrst Place there was me ncnu lu.rt 'mii'trt which everyone ru- ..vsrl to a certain Ueicree. ineu iIih Shakespeare olub, and Ihochrys anthemum show a thing of beauty and a new attraction for Eugene did we ever have a flower snow nere ne fon ? Whether we did or uot mat one isofaua ureto make Itself a long nu.mher.id all air. "The chrysauthe iiiiiniM savs t! a" decorative flower." It is cori?eouslv di-corative. I may add, aud il auybody doubt this assertion be 1 1 lis on V IOS16D llllO lue nnwer snow to is evenimr 10 oe couviucen oi us truth. Ii is a riot ot color, of golden biennis, rich warum reus aud ine ufiu irftrnieiii or Dins Dr Al c Hall cnapman ana airs nrlslnated the Idea and have successfully carried It out for the bene- - - i .i rtl. it or ine i lrcumiiui: uurary. mt libraiy, by the way, 1 an institution which no one who baa once enjoyed its priyiliges would be willing lo in with. Tbouiih of llmiled dl- menslnn it make up in excellence what it lseka In size as vet. lb 1 irrow imr all the time. One feature whioh I cannot forbear to mention Is the faelll- tv with which the beok are bandied There it very little "red tape" about getting a volume out or returning It and this 1. a thing to be thankful for. Thero 1 a noticeable Improvment in the local page of the Oregon btate Journal recently. There were at least two columu of bright aud original matter in last week' Isiuo. Can it be that but we will hazard no miens at present. It 1 safest to await develop ment. The kindness of Mr Brooks and Miss Itarinht lu all'ording the peoplo Euisene au opportunity ot listening to an excellent program will doubtless be fullv appreciated, "it is wonderful remarked a eontleman, who beard Mr llrooks for the first time al tuo free Radine Keom Benefit, "she 1 sllirht aud delicate looking and her voice Is so strong and clear and full of cower, Miss liarighi is loo wen known ana popular to require comment sue mlstres. of ber art. L. M. M Dally Uu.nl, November '.7. An Enjoyablr Evening. A most movable and pleasant evening wa siient at the home of Geo and Dick Willouithby'a last evening, Nov 26 Social game were Indulged In, and several prizes were given. Archie Llvermore won first prize and Charles Grimn won ID booby. Ugtil fresbment were served ana the games were renewed until a late hour, when the gay party broke up, and the guests departed for their borne, not noticing the cold a their thought were on the time Jutt spent. Those present were: Mlssta Ackermati, Battle, Hall, Jesse Llvermore, Etta Eastlaud, Sybil Thurs ton, Carrie Paine of Salem, Blanche and Hattie Taylor, Mattel and Flora Wheeler, Horence Uuruett, iS-ttlo Burr, Lulu and Bena Applegate, Faith Johnson, Sule Gibbs, Pearl Robert. Messrs Charles Gritll 11, Archie Llver more, Steveus, John Newsotne, George aud Arthur r razor, Hryan Drake, Jesse Lawrence, Geo, Clare aud Dick Willoughby, Mr aud Mrs Willoughby aud son, Aiireo. A Su:ldy Seiuion. S i many god, so many creed, So many paths that wind and wind, While Just the art of being kind I all the snd world needs. -Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Mfinorlnl Service!". Itt'Aj Ous'J, .Knvciidtri. - ,,i.. j vV iruwle. Win uiei in MeMiiiuvllle Nov U, was onv ' r ll.e MuM.. , V ;J ViiL'.'iio Divinity .Si ho, 1. 1 HSwa. a : uatlve of New Yuik and,.! IJO l.fUK cauw t v,llttk(1,ttl1. At . ,,1. if he l-eld the i, i.i l, of tl,o peace, county . Olllue.w.j..-- - - , . olrlf C.lUlllV UUJIIU1, ....". , '. .:.M..iiir. Hv U' sAerviiig aim " :.r.i,. i.-..ie-' urai Vl-DlIllC UIIU 11 v est fiirtune, wmcu upon for wormy oi-jewia. UK. .i..i .ri'Wi were held al 111 sch.wl yesterday, Nov U7, In memory of the departed regent. Hon J D Matlock, reprrseiitini the boarl of regenu, spoko j linof h acilU.IUiuouw in uijjyi" i , .1 iniiko u 10 Kard for the deceased. He f It JudeCowles' greal drsii the school prosper, and or i sire to ace the school prospc the sub- Kuyn T , . .., ....... stautlal am w uicii uo - ' MLRr, pasb.r of the First Chris tiau church of thl .city, thci .H.ku nliMiueiilly In oenau m i" eioqiieiiiiy . . . . , . CllUlCIl B'lU i."."-. -- Stale. Alter reviewing the good work done by the brother he referred leu derly to the sorrowing wife, to the loss sustained by tlie .chool and church, a. well as the business commm iij. I'..- ..-iw.nl was represented by IXmii Sanderson, who spoke with deep emo tion of hi high appreciation of Judge ......!' ..imriicter. ol 111 iirsi muiti- VI'1'1" . . ,. ,, ,..1.. sa'.ioil Willi Him reijaruioK , i - lisliment of ine scuooi aim " harty ent'ouragemeut and liberamip-1 port which ho had accoiucu ii nom i the beifiiiulng. . I fcL . ti ...I... C.ru bll.r. . II Wa JUdg-? VOW ICS M ll'l III "w rmted i. i the regent meeting, me " r. ,,.. I,1M1 uurcnae oi ine win . j - purv.lll.-- l..,!!,!!, ..,,,1. West ot too caiiipos ij mm. t ile seconded Ins own proposition by a IllMiral subscription toward it pur- chase A numlrer ot cuoice voiumco In Hi library ate ins gm. At the close or me meeting. vom inittc wa appointed to drnll suitable reolutlous of condolence. Ht.S'Jl.CTIONS. B...iii,.n4 in niemorv of John W 4 y ni 1 1 iiiiuu v t . C.-wles by the Eugene Divinity School. WllKKEAS, 1U ncconmiicu ! Im.u.iiihI.Iu law ol nature, ourincnu and brother, John W Cowk'i,ha ben taken from us; aud WllFKKAS, ilo was a rtgeui. -i school, WO ItCognlZO llial 111 ueain hai uot only is;eu u n,w i" - Cowies, but to us as well, and wishing to make soma expression of our sor row, therefore be it Ut.-duf.VKlf. ltllllWOllo nerco pa- i..,,il nor deeiiosl syuipaiiiy u iu bereaved companiou lu this her hour atlllCtiOII, U11U UO lliosi siiiceiiir i ber in mouruiiig the loss of her busbttinl, and our frieiid and helper. hK!iol.Vti, lh:il we do uiu ixpie- theseuinieulHof till w ho luiew him, when we add, thai t:! wi: omt me ynipathi.er with the sorrowing and oppressed, and the friend of every good work. . . . 1.. .1... i,..n. ..r t jr.. Hi name is in me jjuimi m u,,,. He La entered into Ins reward. E. C. SANPlilWoN, J T. C ALLISON, J. S. Dai l, ('oiiimlttcv. CHRYSAMHi:ML'il .SHOW. Tlirca Daj' Kiliil.ii Premiums Awii (led. Psily Guirtl. Novomrx r. 7. Tha fl,rvs:i!itheniU!U ehow 111 the Titus buildliiLr iriveu bv the ladic of the clrcilallug library 1 meeting with more popular favor than was anticipat ed when It was first decided to bring it iu.fnn thn nubile. Ihe idler Of ex hibits exceeded the limited amount of space at tlie command of the managers of the show and many excellent ex hibit had to be rejected cu that ac count. The fair has had many visiiurs since Wednesday afternoon. It whs ur runged to,have the show open to inspection by the public for three days and it was open llii afternoon and will be open again tonight. He- freshmeuta will be s.irvcl uualii una evening. Cut chrysanthemums will also be on sale ...... 1 1 .1 TUejuogw nave awarueu ine pre inlums a follows: For the best general collodion, Mrs W 8 Gilbert; UOO. Kecoud but collection, lis Morris, $1.00. lWst single plant, .Miih Vhnse; J.'.uo. Second liest single plunt. Mi W S Ollbert; 1 00. Uest collection cut chrysanthemums, Mr W ti Gilbert; U.W. Second best, Mr liausch; f 1.00. Unity Items. Nov 27. liaising and repairing the free ferry at Lowell ha been tlio order of the day. K S Barker raid bis brother-in-law passed here this week en route to Mr Barker's claim' on Deer mountain, where they will hunt for deer a few days. Mr Alba Mnttesen has a grin on Ms face a yard long. He killed a bear the other day. Mr. Sliep Smith went to Eugene this week for a load of supplies for thu camp. Bev Callison preached here Sunday to a good audience. Mr Luuev Smith returned ' from Corvalli win-re be has been looking alter a logging contract. Cor. Peanuts. Hev C A Wood.ly, of Gladstone, editor of the IV.-ilic Baptist and a graduate of the U ot U. has aroused a breeze in hi denomimilloii by an an hie in a late issue ciliicising and stigmatizing church fairs. This le-' ligiou journal says '.hut tws yum men were attending such a fair In Oakland, Cal., and one of them s:iid 10 the other wl'h a mocking laugh: "Come Jack, let' eat some peanuts for Jesu. Christ sake." The editor adds: "Some of the Christians who heard them were fearfully shocked, whi'.e otuer laugned uneasily nt the coarse aud blasphemous witticism. Yet shocking as it wa the remark was ex ceedingly suggestive. Tlie church was selling peanuts for Jemia Christ' sake. If not so, then why whs the bouse of prayer made a place of uior-ehandUe?" I . nen Bitimg next to woionei Kamotiot at What Irn.k IU to sdJ. What J V i'rl. lb. i k, FiijHiii. R'niio q imios:i .' u S f l.l. rridsy,' ( ir..;..i,:i : "Takii.a . v yt''g lot, fc)llHia 1 4 U'h r.t t- ..... ,.n II a 1 ... iii.ch.-l. Sc!,m or never fi.w "u' teams lined up on tills cna.t ui ? wora wnsashiuiiiarumi Who felmn. f.s in arl.v oil il kI ri.n..t I, ... . "'U 1 was surprise! al the hlmwlng ,,f ., I"i m U, own tcuui ,.n...i... . "' cuue uere Willi in li uili'll U UlIllif tliiillV liUHlm, 1'lie -. ... '"J i iiieiii j i, -.u ,, ,i',.,. uiU4u , w,w;i, lm s hort of inarve ou-t. W u-i.ni.i i ' HMV, t,i.;d it grout deal t,ctt,r tiga!,,, ! tcaiil playing tome oiher style (lf f,." ball, .Mullnorm,li using almost "' 'X we uh-.I. Tnt (i,i,,i7 i.,ijvn uiru 1'ui'iimn; ihi, ,1 r..iiwlvu ...i.... I... 1 1, ill,...-., ... . .. i' v f w...... .'-.. v-'uy lin. del' the ltelia'icc systciii. nu-, u I most the s ime a i laughl tin- Euunn boy. Tlio work Of bolii teuins nn ii.! oU'eii.lve wa good. They Lm k.-d tu line almost eii'inlly well, their inter f. relice was almost the same, and i. most eiiiiilly strong. On i(?(Vh.,' .1. I .il. II..... ..I...... I : . '" wiori uiiiii iinr jiiiijru euiirsiy bik'h, and did not uul uudi r lh t,i,v, Otherw ise, the tackling of Multnuti wa lowor und cleaner than that of Eugene. The defensive work of th KiiiM'iie bnlfbacks was superior to tint of Multnomah. W hat really nri t)ie iruiuu for Miillnoinuh win M (X(f l- iii-e of tlieir men us players, the Ka. g 'iio team losing the ball &t crliicsj . . .1 1. .I...I. . . iiun-s uii.iuii ii.r.. iiiia(.'ii,iiu; ln inner woiu, mej iiu," gei rijtni a!,i Kc to piece. 1 he ollli-isls wers ru- Hud conscieiii'.ous in tiuir efforu l"it unforiuiintcly their ileci.lnui ... I I : I .1... I.'i..a.... M'l.. . niiiiiiiiu i nuiunv .vnv. ins noun team hiki ine r.ugene people who " :...l II...M, i.r.. ..I, .11. ..I v.. .... ... . . ...i-.,,., w D '.., ,.,! f....l ll,,. M. ...... luvi it." .... . ...... .'luuuu- Mm, t'luii lias tre ited them fnirly and wltn counetiv, ami ineir reeling are ine very annum iowbiu ine iiisdsot. mi nt and every one concerned with the game. t'rfswell Cssuitliii'. Nov 26. A snowy Thanksgiving Uu uovelty to W'ot.fiK.lers. Mat Hill who 11 veil in Cre-tu rll rmmt 20 year Is now in the p.-nitm-ti.uy lit Salem for li?e, ami telegraphs oi l trielld 111 I.'UIU Counly tint lid il wry sick. Toe Arctic owls moves the 'OfARD man" to fipealt of the w lute jreve com Itiir here during the winter ol ' til sod ti'J." The writer remembers that up to aOoiit 1SN liioiisaliils of llum white gecsu camo and winteied in Csiuu swaio every winter irom up to the latter (late. Ol lat J'vais llii-y Imve (put ComioK, but -1) ye:ir ;ipi there were more w hite geee in ll.i. vicinity than hliii'k (ok. 1. At Jones' ertwiiiill the old boikri and I'Ugi.ie 11 r? beinir I r..:ighl dosru to the plaii'-r 1. 11 -1 dryer nt tiie e:nl of tin ll imo. while the l-irg w ln,ilr and enirineare being put in pla.-e n fait as pos.-.l'il and they expect to lnrt saw--ingiikMin al'oiit the lir-t of Ilnvniber. Al pre-enl the llumo is ruiiiiinj rail road wtsid. We learn that It K Wi.!krlot almut T.i head of sheep cu iiig the higll water To witness thf brutalizing amuse ment indulged in on lite pIsygMundJ of .-0111M pubiic schools would lead rim people to hinli that a couie In gnod bi-h-ivior or inaiilines or so uelliitnc to tlio purp so ought to oe might, first to b acneis and by them to pupil. A short ei i.-s of lens.iiis nil-lit be profit ably tuuuhl by a lioard of dirti-Mr. ' to. Uuslcr Items. Nov iitb, 1606. Winter In the fall! What willitte when winter conies? Wm Twllly Is luifily engaged lu making praii le on Mr Parvlns place. Archie evidently in-aiis I'iiieM. 0, t the bell ready bovs. The ferry I not jet i"ifun'!1 order. Tho road on tlie side of tu river in the bottom i iin ti-eiille. Ti,ui.,t, Vullev school is ruiiiilng . t ill - , - " 1. ,i,n tint of Febru- ...ill. n trnix.l Ml tMtllll ICC. 1 1 v ei.uiiuiivr unit, nrv. demands H'st the legislature pass a primary -lectio-, and M.-0 registration law. M not been for rep.ati.ig H Poriland, Oregon would Iiano oe for lirj-Rii ut the recent t-lectloli. Hosea I'arvin and M ! An Tem plemuu were married ou S.imlav e en lug bv Uev- Chandler. On Monda nljht'the hoys huiitr.1 uptlwIrcM bell and shotguns and Ke'rrT? sweet Kcremule and we 0 with cigars mid pnp'orn. them a lonj aud l.uppy '''j,1 nsilyOUM,Novomt'fr-''-Pt.-KPII.RB PAKTT.-M.S J1 "J was tendered :i very pleasart M putty nt tho f-n-lly,. und U;ik at reel ciii-.- - T. About 60 people were pre- ... room we're -prettily 1." chrvsaiithemuu'H h"'1 m,11". ., , . 1,1,1. evening was spctil Ill P :ii'i'K . , was Vrvtd. WiiR An elegant supper furnished by Hit) ladies tlie ur,..ise. A novel plan u IllTJ UI f" ' ,r,i , ...,,,1.1 i. tiiiimi nun . . . 1 1 11 11 seen rcu auu w n- l""v ", ,r..D u from'Vhebas.Jt and, and i. they recognize thu subject b lM l'Tlll, graph, escorted her to wpper. ri .. ....I. t In mtiii rr.iw 111" ".'"' 1 COUld I i . .-w.iiMte thai inn It'll knew p..-. am). plioloi weM ill Hi" PHHI.CI. - .1. Jan, 111 per foil vn lis wein. i.f ,le heart and di'.uionds and ' ; . wnid "Thanksgiving." 1 " l.alapictmv.of tbe pnrty cm W duiing the evening. UailTiOi-.r.t Novcmlior:-. CoLPLST NoVEMIH-.lv.-; " , that 1 McCluro, of the C ot u, i"""'. ,ht the government ine ... ; , this iiiBtltution registcieu - i , , ri!c moruimr as tlie lowest "',' " wcll,,nr yesterday nioruing. ,of buierni in Portland "-"-i- AlcCltir that mi , " I,r,c weather ever known tli U. Imve been k'; tin thatcitj. c,irl -t ervr