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T W BROWN, M. D.
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Kinsey & Markley,
Attorneys-at-Law.
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1 1 (!".. B. D. PAINE. F.W. OS JURN.
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BANK,
fifne, Oregon.
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Kubinwii, F. M . o-li'iru.
Wmt : : : $50,000.
Seieral Banking Business Transacted.
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'''Hiwemr.utnl ur cure will rwulve
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ane Cosnity Bank.
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EUGENE, 0 EGON.
Seneral Banking business
111 branchs.3 transacted on
Hbte terms.
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MONDAY. H:ifr.; vs
Torn .M-r.trtiM I tip fr.un s.l, i
Fx -hi rill'. ,, and was in ,, y,s
I "l '111 v.
Sir.;;. mm, ili winds and h,-vv rains
I1'-. Villi.
N. i, l,. a. '-in,; "ii tin? e.,th. r
J 1-1 llnW.
Wll-lii I-:, 11,1 ,y Wl,lU
Irwlll il.;iV.
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mi'.' 1 1 1 : i. : i t i M.
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t Hi.- Il. lliin.i. H,. u., .
; S, .'r t.n.v ..I S : Kit.i-iti.l n-Uiriu-.l
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I I) K Y.n,i w, i,i I,, ,.,.v
; ii li"' "'lnii i'k,i.iliiiii.
i The Kiitf.-m- It ur. I of Tr.i.li- will
ll-.Ul- II ,'-, ,,,H.
l . l.iu ny in miming a ic 'iml f,,r
ilM'll a a in. ml I. , vM i, ni.
Atti.f !..- J M Will mi, Juno
linn l iii- it Im,-i... i i.ji ii.ilav.
.I'.liii IIan.N.I,.,'r s -l iwlv ri-civeihig
ufivl ii w,t,. Ht'u.-I; i, I t he ':, j.'lii-.
J.yan A...l,, m up , ,
r.il.l.i'.l -,f J7;;i) at Sal,.,,, l'-,i.v
i.ll.l. 3
J J Wliiliicy hit l a , ,, i ii u .1
ih'iii.V tli-liii'i ui,,.ri,.y .l I. inn
Villi i, I.V.
I'm- xlu-lvin fur l!u- ICmll'ii in hIoi..
In I lie I'l.ki'll i i ! 1 1 1 I-, lii'in,' il:ii-i-i
III M,HI lull.
Scii'tt.ir J II M.-Cl in ii urn vil to
S.lni to 1 . v. II,- m a ii, mm.', I
l.y Mii M,:!,lu ii'.
, ni'W 1,11, 'c i In i u' litiili ,,,, Hip
v.-i-t line i f i In- Km, uuil II. . in 1 1 -
i.-l lit il' tinvn.
Miss II i.-l M ;1U ri'iiii-in-.l t i livr
Iiimiu- n Jiini'lii.ii M-.icr.lay aficr ti
l.ri, I viit wiili fru-ii.N in this rily.
Tin- t-il v i'i.iiiii'iI hIi.hiI I I . r. 1 1 1 1 i I
tin- laying nf ,1 i-m' I liiuiln-r in hi , I -walk-
t x..t with tin- iIiim-viI siili-
lllhtll,
M i Vt-.In ll.iyvs nf 1 1 irrixlnirj;, ho
has Im'vii viitll. Ml t.ils t ity the ihhI
n .Mr ami Mist' I) Khvar.i-., r. timie.l
liollll- t.lll.l.V.
Mis Ihi'l l.n.':i. nf 1'ortl uil, ttrrivvil
HI -Ml-iila 's li.vnl nil. I it v i r-i 1 1 1 1 j
Mrs IhilH-rl Mv.M iiriln-v. At Imniv
Wviliii'-.hiy unit ThtHMlay.
I . I V I , I .Mllllltrtl'S if I'.il tl.'lllll, ll.'IH
nai.iif.nt'.iiv.l ii 'tit , m irt, tl n l'nsi-ih'iil-vl.
el Mi-Kiuii'V a hiii:,!siiii,t
1 v of -..i'i- i.ii:t:.a k "
Tilt- h .s( . ill ? was I'.irktil with
aiixhiiiniy waiiiii;; l,u u u,iy at the
ili-lriliiilin 1 h ; i r-, t-r. t :t y , unit nut
many vul.-ut invs w. r, rivivi il citlivr
I'r.'-i'l.'iit Ni'viiin i,f N.-rtluiii! f.il
ii'H.' U- iv.'liil a Ii t-l ii It1 I" Vi.iiii Hull
at I In- M i liilii ll Ji'H'.i nh.y uh.r
li'.mi. Ill lie t-vt iiiii- In- hii'K' !n a
lar!i' an, Ik i.. -r in the Mime I, ml. lint; "ii
'the Hue fivfil.'lii i.f the ( lui.-llali
life." j
Win O-I.iirn 1. 1 Ihc stall' printer'!
IV "Hli''hi.'al f..u e is in lli.;eiie l.a a
sii.irt visit. M r I sl ii n i- mi "hi tun.'
I'jiu't-lif liny, ha ini; leHru-il his tra.le
in l lie .l.uii'ii.tl nilliv. I'..e I. il I "I' "f
the It-HislaMlic u:.ve I im a;i iiii I U
nity to visit I lii.ii:-.
Wisl: While try nj t iimvu the
steauiei Cms ariuiii.l .'lit nf the eiir
reut tit S.-at.'li l.t.t l'"ii.l.i.V, "lie of ti v
lilies i.ir i'.l itll'iMm,' the I'oul t" t r i ft
iio vn the liver. Slu) was tie, I i'
with. 'lit .lanni).'.' at l.est. l'. hindiim
Ileal I.V ll llli e l.i'h'W wlnle sho hlnlie
Inns.-.
I) Kea.l'. Hii'i w if.- i f ritasiiiit Hill,
r-tur I to th- ir li.'iii,' la-t wvv fn'iii
Nil extell.letl visi In I'm' llalles. 'liny
were Ht-e.iui'.aiiitit hy their ilmijhler
Mrs A I)SUa.. w ho is in .nor health
Kev Sk:ii Ills h.'eii etlle.l tithe pus
tnrate i.f Hie t'tiiiitian ehiifi'li al for.
vallis an. I will ruimve In that (.lace in
(he in ti r III! ti re.
Sknioh Class I'ai tv.-M1s IMith
Vti.Zii- I'liU rtained the Hit inher- of the
senior i-liiss of Hie I'liiversily at h. r
, ...,wi I'ii'lill, slreet Saturihiv
I'Vtiiini,'. Miss Yiuzi-.-'s iileaMint home
was I veil over In the seniors i.ir me
lime tieiiiH ami Ihey ili I n it lose the
o,ioiiunilV lo li'ke full iossesion
mi. I ureal Iv t Hjo. til themselves duiitiK
I he t veniiifr. Sum' tim wn spein
in iiIhvIiik I lie li'hiML' futile lUhlni!
lot heiirts-in wliiei Karl Chiireh took
the pri.u. A tlflljrlitfiil hineh ws
serv. il Hint wus (ir-inly i'i j yi'l
I'll.) f lilesent W'ie: Ml-s.s hilith
Veil.'.', A. la lleiulrieks. I'euiry I'mler.
w,.o,l. lt-Ile Itrown. Kate l'.itlerson,
Dorotliv C.-olier, S e'la K.hinson,
ltartiru" Liuirii. Ki.te K.'H.y, I.H'irti
Miller. Ill Noil-inii. r. Ilune Mat
lock I.'.tii" J iiiii-oii, I I I K'". ,''1'
trihle Wtilmer ami ! Ankeny;
Mfsrs !' K W.i "I on, elass iresi,.'i,t ,
i-'le.l Kisk, II. mier K elie.v, .1 i:
u-iiis. W remnlelo i. ' Kii'lk'o Me
Kii.hl. n, I' M Travis, l'arl l.liure.i,
Siewuil llal.na, I.""-"'" l-'arutiKt""'-Owen
Yiin.liiyn. Kilph Itrivn a'd
MilM.-Arthui. Tl.i'.his- eleetel .Mr
Homi'l' K-elli'V "! Ml-s l,i.ler.v I
,1,'leaales to I lie slat.- or.it iri"ll f 'li
test. A I'IMKI.Y A sv Kit Albany I'.'"'
cla!: On -III.' questions In Ihe ll'celit
ltu hers t-xaini nnl i.'li wns li e follow
iu: "Will, what cvtiits w.te the
follow ing cities or towns associate,..
Sexeial pluc.s wt-ie li.el't on.il, ammi.
oil.tisSaem.i.ri r-e it f. riim;
lem. Mas-., anil intending to bung "'
the (: us wi chcralt -I"'"" '
answer. H.o.l,'h. :,-l';fl",1 .'
...n mi. I wii.-: -rbe .Mitchell Icl'l"!''
TlIK CiVl'sY H :t 1 1-
Tie steuiiicr tiyp".v I"
rtliuif ill lllis t-ily at t
We W ete i. f.'l l.i-l I'.V hel
Ibis wa- I I.f iniln.l l'i'
Sunday s.-rvi.-e not I ''
he toi.k on -oO sacks of
leed aio I relumed il"wn t
,,ectli.g to eomp ele I '
walelioii-es a fe v ml s I
:HH K'li'w:
,.. at her
.nun S, in day.
, ll, -.1- '"'it
,, a ,H"i.r
:!n-r notice.
w licit, some
,e nv.T, i-X'
ci,r-o at the
,.,nv toWIi.
r'
(ally it ''' P
Duol'I'KK I)KI
ibis I'll v ttiis III" ruin
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II
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I i ... In, in "f
t-lV .1 " ,r
III law. II
,l,;., at hi
ni. lie ruing
u'ly h'M thy
ilirelV ui.ex-
fi f. f 11.11 1
O
o
ran. l tt lliif thai hi"
rv Ul-t. In"' "'"I
I""'
,'oii.e near I'll 11
ll t
Ml It'l-t wis "I'
nail nil. I his 'I' a'h "
i.i i ti ,1 MrU'odmt
ninth oil the II :J" tra
.at.
is I
II ll
II
HIK "ItKI.L.V" IS I.UNflir.li.
Sic ow Unam liraeemily I pon the
iiieii r i lie Muslim.
Nest: After the unuwessful at-
lUlptS to ,., ,. MflltMIIHTBl Al'lllf
'is, .,,M'll.r, or WK HIIHpelllletl
or a tiini' on Ll()f ,. ns ,
J apt Hansen who superintend,', the
I'liil'linir of tl. vessel. Lately prepur
i''i'"is for himiehinn were retii..,
.'"'I mrly Tutsilay innriiini; Hie
, l.'h iris, iifiersverul iiii-iii'i'essl'ul at
. t. iilpls, slleeecleil, with the imsistiinee
;' I Ji.'k-M'rews, in pul ing . ,.w v, g
. 1 into the water, ulier whieli l,e w is
hroii'ht to Klorenee. The work o put
Hi'K if the masts will lie l,,iie l.t,.
, titter w hi, !, .. riKliiu w ill he put mi
iaiiilthe vi'el completed preparatorv
, l.icolniltn se i she w ill he named
the 'lt.-lla'' and we hope she w ill have
I 'I lniiK mid prosperous eart er on the
.i.t.. i ne iiiei imu tlie-'ltella '
Is owned entirely l.y residents of this
river has en use, i all . peopltt here to
lake urent Int. rest in the eoiistruetion
s they tXf,'t the tmat to tiitfture in
the -.irr lnjf luide ,,f (h,. Snisl i w.
IhiswilIlK' u irrint ii,lviiiilt;e from
the In, sin, (xttiil nf view tm one of the
haw l.iu-kN nf this rountry has Siren
the ililll.'tilty of Kftlinic vessels to t i,
Hae steadily in the ti'isii,,.- here.
wuils Fileil.
James II Cljrk, receiver for the Ma
some It 'lie volenl A-soeiat ion of fen
Hal Illinois vs Will S I.'e; s lit to re
cover f H 4H
S tine i,s iiliovevs Mr Slemhuij;; suit
to recover J.ii.."i(
The iihove suits are a vi ry unusual
l.roeeediin; and tire irouht m. re lor
(he ; urno'enf establishing a pncdent
tliaii with the eMci:iliiiu .f r. cover
iitji the timoiiuts sued for The ilefend
'ii s in the eases were nieinhers ol the
order and hi came ileliii,iient in us
siss'iien's for which they have been
silspeiided from the Hsoeialiou. After
th.'.V had Iieeoiiie tlelimpleilt to Hie
amount siieil lor Hie a-Hoclalloii faile l
Hild a receiver whs appointed. The
receiver is now hrinuiiiji suits to re
cover I tie amounts due on ileliniU"iit
assessments up to the time the us
socialion failed.
t t .
Moiiiiiiiciit in Wliitn.u i.
Cliiirles Swegle, living mi and own
ing the old mission claim nf Mhiciis
Wliitman, four mile southeast of
Wallu Walla, has saris'. I lo tleed
an iissociutlon a Kacie tract nl
inn. I niirroiindiug (he sp.it where
rest the remains nl llm niiutyred hero
ol the Northwest, Ids noble w ife, mid
II olherii, on condition that a lillinn
ni Hiiiment be creeled oil the toinb
williin the year. It is proposed to
oreani.e s .1 e Ii a n iis-oeiatiou
imiii'diately, a n (I .mhscriptious
w ill be solicited throughout the coun
try for the erection of it ma i hie In 'II
v it it-ii t When this has been com
plrted it great cclchrution w ill be be d
at tin im veiling of the monument on
the l'!l'h of next November, IheoUlh
annivt r.sarv of the Whitman nni-sacre.
U.i hint Drive.
The people of I'riueville iind vicinity
will indulge in a rabbit drive next
Saturday. They e.et to corral about
.jiKH) of tiie poky little rodents. There
are two things; that lire expresl,r
prohibited, says the Kevitw, lin-urnm
and dogs. No shooting w ill be allowed
as it will he dangerous and dogs would
eiioiisly interfere with the drive.
Ow ing to the mild winters the rub
bits hnvu increased to such un extent
that they are now eating up all kinds
of green vegetation, ini'lii'lin; rye,
which is Hotnelhing they have never
done before and unless so iielhing is
done to exterminate thcsn rat. hits the
funnels in that ami adjoining sections
will be unable to ruise mix grain or
nay ilurii'g the coming season.
Ptilf oucii, Fil'inry IT
To San Itimo. Karl Iiavis and
Charlie Uo-s, two lads of this city,
embarked tllis morning nil a long
jourtiey a pnrt of which w ill be made
in a small row noai. i ney in ien men
craft nil with only that which they
thought absolutely necessary for such
atrip and with the rising of the sun
glided swiftly ami silent ly down the
Williimette this morning They will
go to Tort land in this bout and from
tin re will go by steamer to Sun Fran
cisco. At Sun Kruno sen they will
again launch their row boat and g"
in it to San Jose. From San Jose they
w ill go tv train or sleami r to San
Diego, the'ir destination, whete they
will engage in some kind of business.
lislly Guar,!, Kc'Tiinry IC
1 1, ki,. Will in.ii Weber, aged 3-'
years, died at his li'iuie in Junction
City lit i o'clock this morning. The
iiiiiiiedirteciiuseof death was la grippe,
though deceased was a sullerer from
consumption. I), ceasti I was a native
olOennunv. hut ciiine from Kansas
Citv. Missouri, to this stale. He was
for'some time connected with the bur
of the Hotel Kiueiie in this city und
for the past two viats has been run
ning .1 saloon at .lut,cti. n City. He
leaves a wife and one child. 1 he
funeral will beheld Thursday at 10a m
and the remains inbrred m the Junc
tion City I O O F cemetery.
FUI.KD Ml KKPoUl -School district
No I.CI near this city voted a special
.cliool t X but foiled I" r.'" rt It t" the
,.,, ,lv Hera. The rolls are now partly
,:,de lip HO I il IS loo late to g"l lb" re.
.-, j , if tlie.li-t'icl im wi-l,.-t.i.i'.ial
luml It will have lo l-si
lsfoi the mint. I'"- '! tf;
,.,., lhat ,cln,ol disirict.slu.il tepor
.rial school tax levy . not later tlmn
February 1
UlMKs .s-nlMI'.-W W Cl,e.s-
,:, tl.e.-.iii.gti.l.l .....' inan
ioiitl,..iow-t,tl..io.',S'.,e.,cy has
,,,,,,1.. .;,Hsf.-I.T.V s.'tll. liis-l't- wii h in
,,r,n. resum.d charge nf the
toihtv. M r I 'In -man will
;.,Vnr,,,'tliel.ii-lne.sanl Ihe OfAlU.
i-l,,- him Sllrre.-j
.M 'H.TT -A sons! reception was
g, '. - .- H,el,liesof,h- Iv'-'-Mj-;;
ll, -- n.L'-. -M' ii'l.v -v" 1 '. - lr,
H f vii, . i, v and Mrs.-mlth of
"! .) ' Vlealtht .... il
S''"" , ,' le ll.e pod -her
e;,!..'-"ni hit .!. ".th'y preisrel for
I K. occasion.
TI KSHAY, I- KllUl A liY M
1' J Mcl'herson w ent to
-al. Ill to-
, ''".V-
II F. Mollis of lli'iii-l in i'
city.
F. 1. II man of li '.scitiii j.
, is in the
U i.i the
city.
Miss ;,.;:,. Miilicm is u .v
sit up.
Wm Maur piid Jim, lion
Visit (oil IV.
I ti W (i;,lli,i went to Crci
il'lli lio.MI.
1 li M l'.iy made J inn i ,:i
b'.i-iiu ss i-K toilay.
j I'arw in liristow ol Cntt.,,
paid F.ugi'iie a visit today.
Ul'le to
Ci y ti
.!l this
'i t'ity a
e til'oVe,
lltlltsl'.'
f.-r l'ort
l at hi
I Have you noticed the iv
between yesterday and today.
F.lui.r l.-.U-its will leave
laud and Tac,;,, , Tl,.irsd.,y.
II II SiicUiiey is roiiliii,
noiiie in mis i ll y .y it-riliess.
Thin y live uiuwiii d lo roll ,
ll in
joiiii coitven nun at fali-m toilay.
(ieo N Fra.er and son retlirut d this
ining I'io in a l u-iiiifS trip in. the
roal. 1 '
! Mi-s F.ta I
:.-lu: Is.tii rctiirncl
I tit It. II flit afi.
hi r Ii.iiik' al l'i
noon,
K i,". i,' i tin
tl'lWl'ls llll, I sin,
ant to live here
Ii i ii ..f
:in t'ii.ls
sli t h trees
'Tls pleas-
1 1 irri.biirg Ii - vie . .
and w He. ol I ', i ,
Mr Divi.t c
are visiting
1 lesion I, irger s I Ins u et-U
lb Ii Caitwuli i. building a
itiir.llin ill Sale, ii. I he eontriiet
been let to ( Ieo A Sli Veils.
It is llitiioi,', ilial ,, proiiiiiielll
s in-
has
Ku
to a
gene young lady Is to lie wedded
San riainisc.i tr.ivi-liug until.
Ill Crook coinily Mis h J Douthil
llll- been nppoiiiled adoii nist ri. ri X nf
tin- estate of JO I) ti I lilt deceased.
Ilairisliiirg Ii view: .I nk Craig, n
Kuge in burlier, shaved a until nnu day
lust week in one minute and four
seconds. Next,
HrW Ku ken. lall w.-nr to Salem
toihiy and will ln'iure before the med
ical .h i iirltueiit of Willamette l.'ni-vcr-ity
touioi row.
Tin-a.lvaiice ugent for the Seiiter
I'aytou Comi'dy renipuny is in Sulcln
and is billing tlie tow n for a (lir.-e
d .y s' engaviiiiiiit.
lieV Fill her li'a. k left for poinls
down the valley this morning. He
will visit run la d and Valicnuvcr,
Wushiiigtoii, befoie ictuniiiig
t itizcus l liiiifville huve orga
nized to build a telephone line to
some point on the railroad. Il is rsii
mated rU Ol Will he littiltd lor (lit)
woik.
A beautiful bright uioiniug, (lioiu-h
a little liosiv. lilnls were singing
w ith the tirst iippeiirii'U-e of the sun
heralding the coming spring with
theii joyous songs.
A sale of yearling sheep was made
on the 1 lit 1 1 lost, al Heppner at $1 ho
per bend, dclivired April L'H. The
same grade or sheep sol, I rieely hist
spring at from 9(1 cents to Jl ID.
I dek Morris shipped a carload of
h, ef 'ill I lo to Saletn today. Ihe ens
were taken down on the ICoseburg
ptissciigi-r and (he tultlo will be u-cd
(o feed Ihe Oregon hold up assembly.
The school house nt I'aisluy, in Luke
c.iliiitv, burned recently, i""l iiiauv
nf the childieli lost their books. The
se nol hou.-e wus iilso a place for hold
ing church and meetings of the liter
ary society.
Mrs T C Sharp lefl lor Jlillsboro on
the 1 1 :Jil train. Tom w ill go dow n no
iliis evening's freight and will take
"lilack Alder" with him. He will lie
employed us hone trainer by Hon
1 litis I one,ll.
Albany Oeniocrat: A live scrapping
nihtch occurred on the motor us It
reached Ihu ilep it nt IL':-I"i yesterduy.
Over the puymnit of their fare by ten
ini'iiihi.is of ihu l'uyton Company,
quilcu mixiip occurred, to which con
ductor Conn came. -)ut on top, while
one or two iiiiinicians went down, one
oil Ihe car.
Yamhill ( onuty liep. rtcr: Thhleen
of the young men attending the Mc
Minnville clh'giuire preparing them
selves lor Ihe ministry. Occasionally
(hey till pulpit", unit it has liuppeui'd
(hut in a majority of easoi their senium
subject bus been "love." Their hear
ers have smiled so much abniil this,
thai one of the young clergy says:
"The people must think we know all
about love or that we don't know nil
about ov or that we don't know
uny'hing about it."
I'ltite I.ir llrriiiHiin
WaSIIIM.I'N, Feb 11. lOlegilliall
ofllce, hit"' I'elllisylvilllill ItVllille I
The Talk (hat liinger IJermaim will be
eiimmissiouer if Ihe general lull, I
ollice bus broken out ill some .iiarters
Hgiiiu. S inn- of thus,- p,-, .pa' who
always insist upon the fuel Hint they
know' all that is going on, suy that
they have good inl.'linat nil to 1 1 1 w
t-llei't that J I.riii.i' ii hl huve the
place as soon us M. K i - b y g' ts Hround
were he tan make the appointment.
It is a verv ' I ' Vi
j..VKi u v.ar, and Ihe duties ure
not verv ' l aid, n t bard a
those ,,fa congr. --iii in, although they
will r.'piire a man "' I"' ' " "ie nlVne
more ttiau it i gr.m m's duties re-
ipiiie him t" stay in tie' house. Mr
Heniiiiiin ha iv.-n a g nl deal nl
atleli'ioli to h.lnl inall'is during his
service
eoiiinped
ill congress, aim i. wen
f.,r the pi It i also
r .red that s, in- ii-l.ingtoii man
has hist-yenii Ihe J luce, n 1 1 1 1 III t he
w ill have tl e backing of Senator Wil
. In tint c-'-e, lb" I'ucillo coasl
tuny Inn I It ha 'l 'i"' ,r'' "illt.
as usual, I" iw.en the 'labs.
.-I w.
well know i
cent's of 1'
14. 1-''.. wi
. i . ii..s-u-ai. - r..i.
I,.,., Hal. the Ii, M V li
ttlsiid, wi,- il'-.lieat.-.i July
ie. a eotr. -polo lent from
Jl i- liiiiitifuly situated
that lit
""11 fret al-, M- the b t-e ol oily gruue-,
a'sightlv as we I fi- i.e.llhy lecallon,
B.'ivib'le to (wo line, nt street cars. It
has all the modern eonv.-ni. li. es and
imploveiini.t'. for I'U ho-pilal, Ihe
.'prating room being one nf Ihe II nest
snvw h. re. I l.e vi-il mg stall is com -l-oled
of liriny eininent physicians
and surgeon.. ' In con ue In.ri w ii Ii the
hospital is a .'in. ('Mining " ,.m, for
nnr-. All patn-ntssie well cared for
hy M-ters, s 'ine ..I llflteli or twenty
year'a ex rience.
IN M.W JIl Min
v .1. M. Hick ot dun i i I
to . t.. M.'ll lis All 'III
t o I lit I V.
. lib'
I ll ,.
San I! o ai i
N.
M . 1
, b.
lb: til 1 kii.M':
to lake aw 1 , 1 1. - (In.
to oil I w aul V
h iv.. c '
i-iiing ai
to w l ite
lit liol.-d
d will"
me lb,-
news about Fngcni
This place w-u rt
ptltv little Ml i V
mi st.i inc. is a
i. ut si em h yc
miles Wr.t ,, Alhiir jiicr pi
is about leu mill s loin.',
, N M. 1 1
i.oilh, inni
about six or tight fioni c:i-t t
Wet
ll is sun. mil, I., I by bills that 1 ... -1,
iiiucli like those on Crooked nvt-r no. I
lies Chutes enniitiy. and huve run
rock cblls i ti ii in ii r- lilting tin i r sum
mi is. There is a st mi g pt Ii g i isi . in
Ihe horih-wisl corner. It spn ad. wit
across (o I he soul I, t il in ti in do a
marsh." I he Mexican, bom In r,- oint-.
but they have to litigate ihe land
liiey liuv Uunle a dilcii nlo-.g he vn-l
i.b' of Ihe vail. y from w '.nil tin y
drain (he water onto the t ulln tl
lalitl. W' cat Is the only gialil tl
Uilse. Turnip-, beets al tl cal-b it" !
well and also .iiiab, s, ,,, (he Mi i
cans pay but hide iitlehli.ui ( lb. in.
l'lieie are several ol them clig.ig. d ex
Itiisiv, y ill I he sheep business
This Is wholly it Mi-Mian town.
There Is not mi American li,ii-i in lb.
place, and lh low n has no pl an
Kvery one builds his hmi-e as it s, , in
best ,, , im, . (h uti tlly lli.le Mil
lie four or I'n e in a low . Then then
wlil be a jog and another low ol
houses: mosily lacing I, i llicvu-l. I in
one side Ihe holi-es hu e lo the stieei
and on llic olli. r lie slal-l.s no, I o il
boost s. I li.if me but (wo or II,,. t-liou-rs
in Hie (own Ihal have any
yui. I or lie. s. Miiiihlvi y or llntt is ni
any kit tl. i he lion., s are the regiilar
Mexican inlol c. Tln-y look a-if they
hail roofs, but they me ll it loot's coy
ere. I Willi dllt. 1 have bei ll III but
two or linn- and eauiiol sav lii'lcb
nboilt their in 1 1 1 u.i al ianenn ids and
fti i nilurc,
II iviug said Ibis abniil the place I
will now stop, de-liiog anil i nl I c.il I ng
you to wi ite to me .not till me of I. il
geiiv's news. Vmirs Indv,
J". M. Ih. K.
I.. gisi,it:e Notes.
Join mil: Smith of Mai hoi says:
"Tloiu will he no elect imi and no sen
ator to the end of this week and llieu I
inn going lo quit und go home."
Albany ll.inocrat : The I' S scnu
toiilll colibst is How on its hollo
stretch; the mo 'I di-giau lul lace In
the history nf iregnii.
Three more days of I he icgtilur ses
sioii of the legislature.
Joii nal: The sen il,- tli. s r.7 clerks
and the s'ate pi inter ill-, barges 'St
printers. The ihadloeU is economy
Willi a vengeance.
Journal: I 'our old man Iniver said
he wanted llnin all to slay six weeks
If necessary to elect Mitchell. He
branded Ihiee members nf the senate
as Methodist til l ois, wor-e than Judas
w ho betrayed the Chi isl',' With a few
.ore choice epithets iib'Ut Siiliou
Magus, the old liiau w ho had sacrl
llced everything but his dignity, sal
down. Fld. r I'a'.lerson led the hand
clapping and all the persons in the
Mitchell prayer meeting Joined lu
maledictions ol (he Iraibus of Un
church. The loth ,h,v of thw s s.ion c,,ni"S to
a close ut midnight Friday.
Statesman: It co-t (he slale ol Oie
goll (list J-'l per mlnlllc yesterday lo
run Ihe senate. The I wo sc-shuis oi .
copied ju-t lil'ty minutes, liiieeii in
the morning ami thirty live in the
aflernooii itii.l Hi..' approximate dally
expense nf tint branch for iilaiics Is
tloU.
It Is now almost a certainly that
theru w ill be no nrganiiilioii nf the
house iicfore the end of (he regular 4u
day session.
Kullgll nn Siliiil.
We are snrry for Salem. In fact wa
h ive nl wuys "l bought. Ihe Saliiniles
were sony for themselves. I tend thi
from im Knstcrii Oregon cow boy tow n
pnper, then give your sjuire Ity lo oui
sister cil.v:
''This is the dullest low n In Oregon
J'es, III the slale. Whal (he pie
do' b.ilween legislatures Is beyond me.
Now I know why I hat suil was
brought to kill (he lviteril Oregon
iisyliim. It was iml I eciiu.e these Su
I. miles really cared lo have nil the
tutu buildings hen-. They simply
had nothing else to do, mid a lawsuit,
while not chock lull nf interest, is ni I
ter tliun nothing, ami it Salemite can
be amused in less than any person out
side of lliu p. nltiiiti iry. Why, one
will smile lor a week over a idckle."
(Mir Si'initur 'rit'ci' il
From the Oiegoniaii report of the
proiet'ilings of I he lump convention of
the legli-hituie Monday, we tuko tlm
following terse comment on our Line
county seniitor:
"Di'iver disco"nl the stailling Infor
mation that S-im'nr Simon deiiitnils
that he be elected I'liiled Stales sera
tor, and also (hat his charier bill be
passed. Win ii il is, said driver. Ids
personal prolil. will he J.MI.Miq p.r
mi. nth. As inarlv as he coul.l, Oliver
alterinited w ith all (he ol In r sp. ukiis."
'I In- Ic ginning "f tin' I ml
SaI.KM, Feb. l'i Today ill the joint
Convention, M itch' II ;i " votes, prom
all hi earancc his follow t is are weak
ening. JMH Mi Imihiiii Howard, daiigh-
ler.f Mi I Mrs Jam s llouiud,
ill I of rmi'i 'i p'io i 1 I . me i.f 1 7
veal" y t . i ... i . , f-nio.lv l'i, ls!)7.
I he fillii-rul Was hel l today' Hlol the
remains intene I in Ihe liea-imt hill
cemetery.
Jriii.M KN I I oil H'''i - I n Ihe case of
J W Wbiteak. r vs It ! Kii.-ell trnil
at an adjourned (erm of clr. nil emit
decision l,M been hanied do'vn f r
judgment of Jin", In favor of plaiulill'.
Fi nkmai. Sh:m k. - Ih.- fiiioral
service of Ihe late W m Weber will bi
ll -Id ul ly.it in tomorrow, Tl'iirsdav
JillH.'lloiM'lt.v instead of Sui
atate.l in yesierday 's ( if.i n l.
D O O
.lay
; Hull.
Willi- Ih" lili-ler llltlsl, im'.' Is it
in win tl . . . . toil with diamond
s, iw i i - 'ini itr.itcns ymi with Wag
i in it im tliii'ie . .' Who bewilders and
on i,' ., ni l co, n p.-is adii.ii -it it ii by
I. .on t. I'lill: ml xe.'IIII.MI - ll.tsbilig,
' ci--!. mg i!i-, lay i t pi iiin pyrolehlilcs,
ol is h" lli' in i-l. r, whose light, t
(,'li.i, lit- powtl I' si,,' the he;, lt
-inn,!-, 1 niii-ic in-. it-s lo joy, or
le n s, w be" t ii ry note a w akens ,nii"
, ie-,,01.-111 rli,, 1. 1 within Hit' lisleiur's
l.r. i-:.' W I," "d .iws Ihe wmld to
4 i i.i, link by link," an I inahis tint
, ol y -key s a l,., ,1 in in thioiigli which
lie -.-f i.i . swfi't ..tl 1.1 1." tillielils, strong
re I line us Illinois of liie to scaich out
ili I'lri. ..I Ih" human snul! Who
s IIS "ll III III) ('IH ItlllSSrS Ol llll'
lit all h, .ititilol like Ihoilghts that al l
ih" ..nil. of thought," ami turns tin ni
into in w aloi lin-il-peel. .1 liitrmoines.'
I'll. . -e W bo h id tin-good fori llll,, (it
In a'' Mi. I lilb id Nash last Saliirihiy
mgi t ill Hit' ( ongieg.itlolial chlircll,
.' in elibi lam llotlollbl us lo his genius,
l or one of his lisieneis ut least, he has
d. 'lie what world famous and adored
I'.idi lew ski fall, tl lo tin, transformed
il.it whil-oiii iiistiuiiii'i.t nt lorlllie,
t l:c i.i.tiio, into a marvelous medium
f t X) it imi lor Ihe til v i i n- null of
UlllsIC
Ii h:is llieu in mi v uiiv al ililterent
linn s to listen In Ihe glint owners of
-icat in, on , who have been willing to
exliibil (In ir Hans Alliilitic skid ill
i xch'ingt. for Aiiieiieaii dolliirs, bin
I until I heard Mr Nash play lust Satlir
! , it; evening, I ilnl not Im-Iiovh in the
1 no t i-r of I he piano, or dream Hint ll
mill, I L, com" Ihe Voice nf Ihe spirit of
no lotlv, the giilheii'd huiuioliy of tin
-nln It s distilled ill lltiilltl sound Hlld
ilo.i ing lhioiii:li the ivory keys Ji, to
the human lieiut.
He I'lavs so oiiiel Iv, w ith sucliler
Ini iib-i nee nl tit." I. or display of
ieehiii.pl", that ill lir.l you wonder
and I: all ,1 "il't the meaiilllg ol I In
sli:ii c. swei I -y mpiilhenctighlciiiug o
Ihc bt ail -lime-; I, ut as you llsleil (he
ttiiulcr tins. Ymi cease In think
ton only feel. Voii nn- no longer
uiii-t.-r of your ow ii emotions; you are
it the in, rev of the mush-inn. He
leads j mi w In Ie vie w ill, through seas
. , -,i i -1 1 1 no, or somlue shadow, upon
ihe wind ki--ed heights nr down lulo
the iitlle.v. Ihe loiich of his gifted
hau ls opens new worlds to ynll
liiiiuc I'ne IhlilU In ids linger lips
Ih,- musician bci-nincs master. Sub."
iiii-sively, in silence you follow where
he leads Aim whether Ihe hours lire
miiiuies or Ihe minutes hours, ymi
cannot lell for yui hale been where
1 1 mi i. Im 'I while ynil listened 1.1 Ids
playing.
We have s,, many leally excellent
Voices in Fiigtii" thai il Is rather a
dilhcult matter f r str.it. gcis to uwaken
oui" i -1 1 1 1 1 u . i ii s 1 1 1 I" any gnat I XIiiil.
We have grow n cut leal and liuril In
,i!ei.s" I c aiise we bear Unuliflil
oil. anus t-yeiy d i.y. Hut Miss I'.dis,
w ho Ming at (be Ifeilal Saliinlay liighl
w ii- delightful i i I hat bill I.i lly mg.
ll imis an e.. lisilti hit nf musical
,'niii (ti v m.d won an eiilhiishtsllc
ne. II. Nli-s Iii mi t:i I'orrris, who as.
-ti-1 d Mr Nash, plays Willi Iiiucli ex
pii s-inu. Sue has a strong true lotieu.
it I- soiiiiihing to say that her woik,
Old not snller ny comparison and, she
oelniigs lo ii. -some one, a stranger
iiiiiii kcil the other day that the most
in ill, -cable thing about, lis III this little
low ii is our chinnishni ss. "Von ure
iiHe!iii.ni-h as Seoits," she ih oliired.
I hoi del' if il Is true. If we really,
:is this siiungel sceuied lo think, hold
together. )n wo consider our musi
cian", our v.H-alits, our scientists and
icaehiis and iloctora und lawyers and
hi slioi L every thing awl everybody
belonging lo us Miliums na rw-cnii-oiiilly
good inni heller Ihtin Hie lasl
thai can bo produced elsewhere? II
we do there inns' he some excellent
rea-on why. f (( t however deeply
grounded our faith in tin. supeiloiity
..f our ow n, w. me not given to lionsl
ing. Self evident facta are iiooeiltMl
us u nuilti r nf court'e.
s
Fiigctic. hits cluha and aoclclles nr-
gunl.eil for every luiiilublu purpose
under (ho sun. It has ut least one
inter, wlmsu woik is that (if moral
icforiii. Ostensibly the chief end mid
aim of this order is lo elevatu the mor
al sliindiiril nf the race ami to make
I ho masculine noiilon of the human
fuinilv droii its bud habits. The two
cliiel evils it has circled to fight ami
against which It has from the Ural
Iceland open war lire ulchol ami
(obacco.
'1 he society recently discovered thai
it hiul, nr ruther might have if it chose
lo accept ll, a po we i fill ally; uil ally
w ho could really accomplish many ol
ne tilings w hich thu it loinn rs, us Mb
organization had long desired. This
piopo-ed ally hud ulrvudy done, much
along this very line, in a quiet way,
working to save the sous fioiu Uie sins
ami tlie short comings nf thu fathers.
And it might hnvu been eipected thai
such mi it 1 1 nt ii- In so good a cause
would he cngcrly accepted. Who
knows w by it was not? Who knows
when it xs- ill hi? Il is the children
thai should bu protected. It is tilt
unlaw lul things that must llrst Is
bullish, d. It Is easier lo teach a rhll.l
lo "touch not'' mid "liiste not" than
lo reform llm falfn r. Let thu would-
be irfotmers begin III Him beginning
lay Ihe foundation stones before build
ing I he tow ers and hull). incuts of Hie
beautiful cdilici) Hey 1 1 hold in (hell
dreams.
Tlie Advunceinent Club held a very
iiitcn -ting meeting In Mount's hail
M u'dav night. The subject of "Wo
man's Suiting!." WUS lllsC'llllscd,
A San lranei-"o di-pal di of Feb
ru ary l'i s ays: The battle ship Ore
gon, from Aenpuica, Mexico, on hel
ti -I long sea I't aise, piissed in (his
nlteriioon. The Oregon has been
ii'isi nt ul out four weeks iiml during
her Voyage h:n praiilced Willi her
guns und has heeii lesletl us u lighting
liia' hiiie und seagoing craft. TlM ves-si-l
has pinvul saiisfacli ry In every re--e.t.
O i gun ity Courier: The concrete
wal.s of (l.e extiii-loii to the I'ortluml
lieieial l-.leilrti: Company's station
It n i (hi: west side was lolllpl.l tl
Siinnhiv evenii g by thu I'aiillo
liil.'ge I o., w Iii. b has (he ennlrmd for
t be w oi k, a in I th" roof will be on it in
.ti.,. it a week. I he licw bull. Hug Is
3 1 1-let, and contains ct-veii sec
ti iis, iii each i f which ihe casings
et -. ni" ready for a ' U ' horsepower
wutcrwhccl. q
' v Twa . (C ...... J ' i
.i''CViV&,K'
w'-Rlejs y l Kfo'h ..
"vvii.'tii'.V!-.'-',!
.v-.. ' c -j J
SPRING luiiliClilE
USi'AMO-;-; I ivt r? I-iiii i T.m-Jon't
t t I til. I'. Il.-I i i, gtts slllgglill
ttiuii'.' ti- W ., -, j t ! ' .- luturc,
at;J tli.' sv-t. '.i 1 mmi. tliohi'J up by
th .K.ii.tiil it. .1 v. .i i , . I:u h brings on
M.il.nli. l oi r ;;:i I A.'i:" anj Khfiima
t:si... V u . i' t t v..ikciip your l.ivtr
li 'W. ! I t si ,u I.il.e bl.WMONS
I.IVI U i" ii'l u; tj do it. It also
regal. itei ti.' I.iwr -l.i-tps it pniperly at
Wt'tK, wii ,i i:r s-, st.i i will N froe from
jvisnn ii.) ti. i. h I,- h, .lv Inviror.iteJ.
Ymi tT.:li: Mi '..si' III.OODwhrn
your t'i u ii Al i tKliti.vi, anj that
will only ; v,-'i i C I. I uer is l- pt active.
I rv .1 I i. r l ii- Jv oiki- anj note the
slit:. rt n -. ltd t ik- i n.y Sl.WMONS
I tvi :i ' i'irt.;-it o Simmons
llli! I i;v ,' i 1 1 'i( v liiv': makes the
JillticiKc. i .ic." i' in poc,tcr in !l piij
alii-.ijy i ;;ic.l. or m.il e a t . th
piw.lt r; ' ii! I iKt-..lMMi':.-s l ! l bXwU
L ATt iK. V i.'ll IniJ the M.I ) . en -;vtrf
.k.. .. I ot h .,r it.
J. li. 4ciin: U Co.. l'htludt lphlu, 1'a.
I'll Ull lit Hill Items.
Feb 17.
Kiinwy tiny.
(iood day for ducks.
llulscy Cnllison't baliy is nick with
the i.lvt a.
The schisil has been let to J Doual
sou of Thuistnii for the Spring.
Mathews brothers went over to Mr
Vitus's lust week to make araligeuieiita
to buy ii steam thresher. They In
tend In rig up n cook wagon for the
0 lining crop, also the West ltros are
building it cook wngon for the Sum
mer of s'.i7.
We learn through Ir Ymi Vulzali of
Springllehl who has been ntleudlllg
(he sick child of (I W Kimball of
Trent -that the child is very sick ami
the conditions are unfavorable for ltd
recovery.
Our neighbor .1 Ui.lgdon received
the and linnligeiice a few days ago nf
Hie death i f his half brother, John it
Kigtlon, who died al Sa .-niinonto Cal.,
on Deo ill, lt:n;.
I'nclu Kim Ititiiglitnmi who list
bi-eu nal sick for thu past two weeks
is at this writing rusting a lilllu easier,
ami through the faithful attention of
Or Vim Vul.sh of Springfield we hopo
to sea.' him about soon.
The 1 os'inasier at this place Is In-
duhted to bis liirnd V fortho very
pretty Valentino lie Iteeivtil on hi
l.ltliiiud. It is a pretty thing. It
looks Just like tins friend ( '.') that
sent it; it is now potted up In tho post-
tillloe that the good people, of the place
may know of w hom they deal. Wn
Wiilit our friend '.' to see. ll oltoil
Id remind him ol the likeness he hears.
Lucy Mulkcy Is home from Kugone
doing some sewing (gusts so) while
her sUicr Kato takes hi r place st Inli
ne.
The Woodmen of thu World gave a
soclalhcru hut week w hich was grrat
ly uppri'olatsd by all. A toatii of four
came up from Springfield and par
ticipated in it. After llm exarclses
tho good wives of tlie Woodmen
brought out tho good tilings und set
theiii bwfore us and tho tahlo fairly
grouilud With tho fut of tho laid.
Afterwards the Woodmen wont to
work knocking nt tho logs that were
in sight, and four that wero sound
without spot or blemish rolled theiu
In and In ii short time they will be
iiluilo llrst class Wood ineu. So the
good work goes on. The price is re
duced for a short time. Young men
oumo and help ua.
.
Lliwel Ijii Items.
Feb 10.
Most too much rain for tho (armors
to accomplish much of early spring
woik.
James Furnish has U'eti engaged to
teach the spring tsnn of schoo' at the
Central district No 44.
MrTW Ferry one of Kentucky's
best teachers, is spending tho W inter
with Ills uncle, W Miller.
Mrs HO Abbott will shortly goto
(hunt's l'ass to meet her aged father
whom she has not seen for llll years,
Levi Fames Is home on a visit from
the Soldier's home ul Kosehurg.
It M Richardson, familiarly known
us "I'uclc Milt," has i i quite sick
hill In bet let al this writing.
Arch lilchardsnii is visiting at the
homo of his father, It M Richardson,
having come from the Hlualuw. Ho
states that the.. "McKlnley wava of
prosperity" has not arrived lu that
laud of hills yut.
John Mower la quite sick with the
yellow jaundice.
'Nod" Owen Is losing quite a nuin-
Itr of eulvis during tho leiavy rains.
l'rot raided nervine are being held at
tl Holland school hotiso under the
auspices nf Key M Horn of the Chris
tian iieiiomiiiHllon.
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