The Eugene City guard., March 13, 1897, Image 4

tiugene City Guard.
BAfUKDAY
MAIK'H 13
AN L'St'EItl A1S SENATE.
Never in the history of the nation
ha the doliniation of parties b en
bo uncertain as will ho exemplified
by the senate, sonn to be organized
No party hag control in the upper
branch of the national legislature,
and although the rcpi'u.ic..
predominate in dre-j they are
short of a majority, even after
counting the free-silver senators,
like Walcott, Hansbrougl: and tar
ter, who are true to the party,
while dilfcrin with it on the most
important political issue of the day.
And besides, it is a question wheth
rr the two nenatorH appoint! from
Kentucky and Oregon will be
A the senate now stand the
republican lack two of a majority.
The senate Ftaiuls:
Republicans ','
Democrats 'l
TIIUIWDAY MAKCbll.
First quarter of Die moou.
K II Lauer returned to Portland to
day. It Mctyurphey In home from Port
land. A V Oliver ol I,- ISraud U In tlie
city.
Ke hai.L'e in P Frank & Sons' ad
today.
Mixed weather today w ith most of It
on the March order.
County t'omuiissiniier W T Dailey
of Meadow In in tl city.
Ml-s Mauijle Luekey ban returned
froiu a visit tn Eastern Oregon.
Mr and Mm T (J Hendricks went to
Newport today for a short stay.
MiMM Kmnia and Jennie Withers
arrived from Drain ihia morning.
f...rl Vincent In confinei) to tie
ho mj with an attack or the tjrip.
Fresh garden seed
Populists '
Silver republicans 'J
Independent :
Vacancies
Total .
to EM AhlE. NO M'OII.s.
90
poor Jo Simon catches it on
every side. And this, too, when
eome other one lias received the
prize and spoils that would have
delighted Jo, ever, as the rattle does
the crawling babe. Listen to the
East OreRonian:
II W Corbett'a appointment by
Governor Lord shows the fine Ital
ian hand of Joseph Simon. Mr
Simon all along insisted on Mr
Corbett.and so Mr Corbett was
appointed. Joe Simon's pol-tical
dimensions are not to be measured
by his physical proportions. How
ever hated tho thought, Mitchell
republicans and Bryan silver men
trust concede that Corbe'.t, senator.
.udiiinRl creature of Simon,
rbett could not have
been senator without Simon had so
willed.
J I1K t AltlNKT.
President McKinley's cabinet is
as fjllows:
Secretary of State, John II Micr-
man of Ohio.
Secretary of tho Treasury, Ly
man 8 (lag IH'moii.
Secretary of v.ar, Russell A Alger
of Michigan.
Attorney (Jeneral, Joseph Mc
U'umm nf California.
Sxi.i.ri.ti. rv HI itm Navv. John 1
lwfWvmr " ' ----- "
Long, of Massachusetts,
Secretary of the Interior, Come
linn lit iwm. of New York-
Secretary of Agriculture, James
A Wilson, of Iowa.
WOMEN V01EI IN ALIUS Y.
Albany had a "spirited" school
Wiinn. us reported by the Herald
.. .1 ..i.lv J.'.H voiis were east. Ku
L'KllB also held a "etiirited" con
I,.-1 .l rintt t!38 votes. Kuvene
ooold have cast several hundre
mam vote if the women had been
allowed to voto. Only a few
women voted in Albany tho stormy
weather keeping them indoors
A convicted murderer, over
Washington, gels a respite
tceiitveiilil days eoley on account
of the economical tendencies of the
governor. Two others are to
in-.iiir at Seattle. April 2:1. and tin
man who was sentenced for March
It ha had hit lease of life extendi
.ml will iuin the others on the
ealTold, making u triple hinging.
The respite is granted for economi
cal reasons, and n saving of f jOO
will bo made for King county by
having the executions at ti e same
time. Time is money in most
instances but in this case it is lib.
Tho archbishop of Canterbury in
Kngland sent a dispatch to Allien"
that tho Established Church was
prating earnestly lor Cretan liber
tv. The prayers may do good, but
in dealing "with Turkish fanati
cism and misrule it would Imi con
hidercd a matter of good judenient
if a supply of powder, bullets and
mm were keit in a very hand
i.lnen This precaution would
prevent the horrtldo massacres thai
' .... I.. ... I I.'
woum no uaeiy u iiii'n-ii p.n.v.i
Moslem fanatics secure the upper
hand. Pray, but keep j our powder
dry.
The Indian dudes up in Umatilla
county are very particular about
their blankets, I hey even go t
the extreme ot ordering a pattern
of their own design wiih the under
tiindins that hut one bltnket
hall be manufacture!, paying
uncial nrice for the same. The
white dude is very willing to order
I., it I, in ability to pav is olten
iuestionable. ' Therein the India)
brother is the belter of tho twain.
It is a curious imint where cause
and cure meet mi the fact that upon
the grounds id the Soldiers Horn
at Leavenwo'th, Kansas, the sab
of beer and the administration ol
the Keelev cure are both running at
a protll, and under the authority
of the government.
A ruse was triid in the I. inn
county circuit court the other da
in which a verdict of tS cents a
1 liv ibe iurv. Seven law
yers were engaged on the trial
must be hard scratching
Albany attorneys.
Taxes will soon be delinquent
Itii not a rlcasant thought.
F L Chambers,
The ground was covere I with snow
train this morning but It did not stay
1 og.
Worse weather than we am now
hiving prevailed one year ago at this
lime.
Miss Luella Hrewster, of this city is
employed to tea di the school at Lynx
Hollow.
Mrs A J Johnson went to Creswell
thin afternoon.
The tax collections for yesterday, the
first day that the rolls have been opt n
amounted to f200.
Mis Mary Haines, who has been
visiting at Corvallls, arrived home nu
the afternoon tral.i.
The Weekly (Uaki arid the Clin in-
nattl Weekly Knqulrer both one year
for J.OO in advance.
Ills reported that a man fell off of
the Hume at Jones' saw mill yes
tenlay and was seriously Injured.
I I. Caiupliell writes from Chicago,
under date ot March 7, that they will
Mart houia the last of this week.
Prtinlnir tools, spray materials, spray
p imps, 75 tents ami up.
F. Ii, Chambers.
The Endeavor of the U It church
will give a basket social In the parlor
of the Hotel Kimene Friday, March lit
I'he Monogram cltiar store Is being
moved Into the Coleman building le
c-utly occupied by Lambert) 's bakery
Atioroev N K Markely. who has
brsil traveling In Oregon anil Califor
nlu for tliti nasi several months, m
rived borne on the afternoon train.
The F.pworth league held a huslnias
nittetluir at the residence of p M W II
kins last evening. Afterwards
pleasant social sssaloii was enjoyed.
KIIUaWH CUHK. the great Cough
ml Croim Cure, is in great demand
Pocket sl.e eonti a twenty-live dose
mil) Sm!. Children love l Hold by
lleuilerson &. I. inn.
Mr and Mr F.d Porter arrived here
this afternoon and will visit a lew
days with Mr and Mrs J H Hlgglns,
after which they w ill go to Hpring-
Held to visit friends. They are en
route toSclma, California, where they
will reside In (he future.
We are anxious to do a little good in
ibis world and can think of no pleas
anier or better way to do It than by
recommending One Minute Cough
Cure as a preventive of pneumonia,
consumption and other serious lung
troubles that follow neglected colds.
City Drug Store, H. A. Vincent,
Proprietor.
Parks' Sure Cure Is a positive swcltle
lu all diseases of the I.lver and Kid
neys. Hy lemovtng the uric acid in
the blond It cures Hheumat'.siu. B. It
Itasford, of Carthage, B. Dakota, says:
"I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all
other medicines for llheumatisin and
- -
bought a box and It s-r formed a T-1
maiient cure." Tin- is ouiy oneei
thousands of similar curen. Kc.ema,
,res arid skin ;u-bm-s yield quickly
when it Is used. City Drug Store,
II. A. Vincent. Proprietor.
Pnr l.limd means goisl health. De-
Witt's San-apaillla purifies the blood
cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and
all diseaw-s arising from impure blood.
( it v Drug Store, II. A. Vl.icvi t,
Proprietor.
Il would le hard to convince a man
suffering from bilious colic mai nis
agony is due to a microbe with an un-
pronouncuble name. lint one (lose oi
DeWltt's Colic and Cholera i lire win
convince him of its is.wer to atloru
Instant relief. It kills pain. City Drug
Store, II. A. Vincent, rroprieior.
v... . . -i.. I.. 1 1... cbeHt a piece of
j i.i i . - -
flariliel damtiened with CliaiiiU-llaiii
I'aln Halm and bound on over the u'
. k .1.
of the pnin, and another on i. e nam
I...IO,. iIih h boulders, win aiioni
i.ronil.1 relief. This Is i-npe.-ially Vu
uul.le in eases where the pain l eauwd
bv a cold and there Is a tendency to
ward pneunniniii. For sale by
Ofbtirn & D. I.uo.
irivB on
Wall Paper and Paints
April 15th.
l . .. 1. ml iir
. . t. ..lis ' KHH
Kverylsidy is Invited to come J ' V,, -U,VEN ."Y
Itiey wani io ouy ... -,. I)4reu I til""
in .verv child accornpanieii "t i"""
...,.i i. i ia iiv the m'U'y '
" . ...... r I
r, cl eai-h I oAl
L A OVt RTON,
I . - .. t IkL'
IN
Tlie American Iteauty owm ber pres
tige more to a clear eoinpiexuMi iiiao
to
La
OES
D
for th
I'rlnary disorders." Sold by A. KK
INI1XN.
Mrstlorill who wit'i her family of
Ight clilldreii, reside on I'.ast nth
l reel are In destitute clicumalaticc,
but have received some assistance from
the Ladles lUdief Corps The bead or
the family went to F.aahrn Oregon
nui time ago In ipiest of work, but
has been "Ick and Is uuable to assist
his family.
We might tell you moie alsmt One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that It curt s a cough, t.verj
one doc w ho has ucd It. It is a ei-
fnt reinely for coughs, colds, hoarse
lies. It Is ail especial favorite foi
children, being pleasant to take an
(iilck In curing. City Drug Store, 11
AYtnceut, Proprietor.
I've a secret In my heart,
Sweet Marie,
A tale I would Impart,
Sweet Marie:
If you'd even fairer te
You must always use Parks' Tea
Tlie liu,.rovemeiit you will see,
Sweet Marie.
Sild by A. YkRlSOtxiv.
When we e-msiurr mat the Intes
tines are atsiut five t lines as long a"
the body, we can halite thelnteii
ulVerlnu experienced w hen they an
intlametl. DeWItt' Colic and Choleri-
Cure sullues Inflammation at one
and ivnipletelv remove the dlftlcult
Cite Drug Store, II. A. Vincent
Proprietor,
(iuitage Orove Leader: Mr F.
Smith bad some very late calleis tin
other night, and bis dog concluded
that hi master bad no particular tier.!
of tltettl and proceeded to gel rid ol
tl.wu, and In their hurry to get aw
they Ufl U-liliid a flour ck and
i,,,i..,.-r UnlV. Mr Siliitll ssvs If tin
parties will 1 so kind a to call around
lie will return their property l them.
Kll Hill, I.umler City, Pa , arltes
i have been sutterlng fnun piles foi
X years and Ih.Highl my ease Incur a
i.le. IK WllUs Witch Haiel Salvwas
reiviiimeudea to me asa pile cure, so 1
any other am mine, n ..-i'
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to poa-
.hmUiU. Il clears the skin and re-
movw pimples bin) that sallow, lli'ld
lv bsik. Parks' Tea Is us.il ny inous-
amis of ladles ir me ci.iii.ie.....
Without Is-lng a eathurllc It cures con
Ipatinn. Sild by A. i I- H' NrroN.
It Is a big tiling to say but neverthe
less true, that a great muuium.- i
people have crowned Simmons I.lver
il-gulaliir the "King ol l.iver .mkoi-
ines" There Is notliing Uae u lor
It' I
Malaria, llheumatisin. I inns ami i e-
Consti pat ion, liiliousiieHS, Mck
H adache, Inillgeslioli and nil troubles
arising f ro n a sluggish ami useasui
liver. Slininoiis I.lver Kcgumior i
tle prevention uutl cure for these ail
ments.
Not a few who read what Mr llnls rt
Howls, of Holland, a., lias lossy
1 .w, will remember their own exper
ience under like circuinilancei: I.nsi
winter I bad la grippe which left
in a low state of healtn. I inr.i ........
erous remedies, none of which did me
any good, until I was Induced to try
a bottle of Chlit!iler'..lti's Cough Item-
edy. I was enable U. attend I" my
work, ami the second bottle effected a
cure." Kor sale at Wand 60 cents per
bottle by Onburu Sl Delaui'.
Many merchants are well aware that
their customers are their next frli rnU
Hid take pleasure in supplying tin in
with the liest goods obtainable. As un
ItiHtance we mention Perry. Came
ron, prominent drilcgi-l of Flushing,
dichlgan. They say: "We have no
hesitation III recommending Cham
berlain's Cough re dy t our ens-
lonu rs, as it is III" besl coligll med
III le we have ever sold, and always
gives sjit isfncl ion." Kor sale at S'
and tl) cent per bollle by
O.l.iiro .V Dei. alio.
Creswell tallsllies.
Marcli 11.
This March aiiow-storm N a l-md
nhip oil some sloe i in tins vicinii) that
nut uuiilier le.-d nor shelter, and it l
al.o delaying the Ituii buds, which a
month ago threatened to "pen
..ion. We wib have an abundance
of fruit allot her year
The hoard of school uln cloi s of Cres
well district Is talking of ulling the
old "diool houo and build the new
one entirely of new nialcr al. This
would tie heller than t" build onto the
old one.
Kev llrink failed to till bl appoint-
. . i . ...
men' here last Miutluy una .iian...
Itrown mciipied the pulpit nod gave
those present a pleasant eMuuiaiinii
on tlie subject "1'i.ity ."
MissSallle Mast Is visiting Icliithcs
here alter a long absence.
There are miners ol a wedding here
in tlie near future.
Zi:ni.
This is the time of year
when Plow Shoes are
in great demand.
We have a large stock
of good Shoes at prices
tnat win iniercsi yuw
$1.00 to $2.50.
Give us a trial when you need
Good Shoes at Low Prices.
YORAN & SON.
The Shoe Dealers.
worth
'.)
jjoori .nt ol PoSteHlce.
. - . t I.L
A fsunsi.i'r"
Buried r'nr
Iliirty Jliuu:
Uibris.
in
Tie
l l.,.rl...Itrun...minUr. was caught
... .. at liohmua Tud
. ... .Line ll.iliUleS lit
ard impnsoiieu iw
I..l.rtrt
,"nowl.fro-u aitoWf-t deep
... ii.. i,. The. slide occurred
;mout,.ofth.uo,.-l of iheNoo
. k,.vi.k in the uioming.
uay ...-. , Mon
liruuo was "8 , ,""'. Thirty
he ci.uiu "sc - u
HOttUlesel.p-eU " " " " un.
t dug out of tlie debris. e
coitus and wus still. n "J-t
linn when a inr-sv... . 4
f ,r a physician at .LVTrr.'ved
ir ui i iru in v'
OfSTHIITCf OF PURPOSE'
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
o
rA
Our constant aim has
1,, to make it profit-
Redone well for ur
iiatrotisln the past. " '
le shall do better the
coming year.
o:
WW
We have a cumni.i
line of Ladle.' &
and Flannelette &
wear, that la mad,. b ,
ter, and chea,r tb.n
you can buy u,a " "
terlai they are mm, 'A
Pi Ices are right. n.J-
right, and
please U
tiny
ruadi
ll
the terrible storm over a
to the mines.
perilti
road
CO.MI'l.niKNT TO I'lior- 'OSIOS.
Oil the OiTHslell d ll'S Tilll
(j-.t .-niileiit of Nature"
A i,nilinit of Kiniiience
Itil'tll-
si ..-, re 'I rlb.Hr.
A r.LNCII OF liO'SKS.
Uwrenre Hunter carr ,-d a ,1.1
ul i iuk r.w.'S Willi him when he culled on
l , Iletitlev, with an hnM,rtant n.lssl.iii
, ,l,l. and ho M that lie was isir-
n,lP,.n air. and the lasi ol ins m-.
Ho Iwil heanl the young woman l-in.ui
. ........ n..v..r aaw BUT fses el-
Ui!lni.tr,m-l.liTarts.iriortonatun.a m
A recent ...iuiIm r of he K i-t I Iregon-1 ,,.,l,l never f-rget the ,
..WW f -11 1,o?;:t
.1 r,-...l Ii lit. It sa
fr..r.4.,,r Tlioinas Condon, depart- .,.,.., tiwrence Hunter was run or
lit homo. J hey
.-ll!l"ll-
ll'cht f.rffl. gy. I nlveisity ot Oregon
has cel. -braled hi' T-"t li birthday. i'Iiis
eniiiii iil M-u-nt i-t lias pas-ed Ins three
year- and ten mile pusl; aim, at
when most men retire irnill
he remains in the
kers and in-
all
Our men a
mane
l..w logger Wisconsin boots, ami shoes are
lace i".' ..,.!. :.ir fw.ni. ...
Very I'rSV I irinii. v.... .v.u,a, r.eiy
with the
,,!, a wrrantel. Frptc k, frotH) , y
Men's ! nc h eg ' e l( k, front .
Men's in incn ie UuM American kip fronts fi.OO.
Mr." ? ' i'lns veaf.( xf".rd will be sold at cost. They are all
Allofouriistear. x Lroken ,n At cost until
r.lV.ut Our t' M"U' -'lothliiK,FuriiMiiiiK (J.snU
ar'c'fu'ni.fg'SHl values.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
p. FRANK & SONS. iHiM. RACKET,
ii'iTi
an age
life's net i VI lies,
riink- of eim ! tr i'h s
ve-ligainrs.
II-Imine of the few on wlioin age
aueiiiMinl to tamp the marks ol tie
iav; t whom advancing years bring
no": diniiieof iiieutal vision: who are
virile and vigorous in proportion to
the length of life. I'n.fe-sor Contloii
In a stinlelit ol nature, noi n ..-.min
who lives alone alil"lig I ks ntld w ho
f.rds only ..n the mental fruit culti
vated by ol h. rs. lU has the ability to
r ail '.ertiniiis in stones" see "books
in running brooks," and Hod
everything."
As a g'
rock Icils to him a
f..ii-m once ex. rled: a slra'iiin in
earth's formation speaks tdnipmlly
the ages during which mir globe wst
ia-ing foiinn!; a glnnp-e ot Nulure's
iitodiict is a M'li'elice Iroin a language
Ilia' the Almighty
-i ii..i-
n h;.tmv Imiiort.iiico ns no in s. u.
w'!i, ,her'e,hel.ad ,,lt,ck.il himlf fn.n.
,1. Iiushes ill a friend s garden that sains
"'Voit will find them tlellghtfiilly fra
mnt." h" -ld as shet.s.k I he great him.li
, f hl,,tn in her Un. slim hands and look-
nl at them With sueli loving uiir.s."
that the young '"'' I,ulli Wl"'t up l
fever heat.
h was ilr.-ssl n. hocnnic re ijuwii
-In snowy whlte-aiid her gol.leri i ha r
was bouii.l with fillet of blue, which col
or eiihai.r.d the fairness of her complex
ion, as "he probably inennt It should, in
the artlesMi.'s.s of urt. And us she held her
lovely face, with its delicate rose color,
aliovotheMsi'stlio young man strength
ened his ii-solve to lipase that
Hut then' Isan old nilagmi's'Ut man r"
nosing. The ti.s'nly Alma knew that shn
niiilil not fotilinti" to hold the roses with
nut weariness. Kven Uowers iHS-mne bur
densome uiitler certain conditions, and "ho
go.i l in I ,,iiml them tenderly ill a cl.lna vase, aim
J when they wero nrraiigisl to suit her fas
tidious taste lingcrcu m urniK in u
Hill it It. beauty
BROWN
TOBACCO COMPANY'S
IS A HUIAIMER.
It is Juicy, Sweet and Lasting. There It
ft NAVY on the market as aood that gives you as Large a Piece
for your Dime TRY IT..
loei-t nf emil.em-e, a hit of
story of mlgnty J'liev bring up t sweetest bsmi-
the ! tions of a happy past," "lie sum niinaim. -
nfially. " Petals of pttiK ami neans oi Bom,
! Imw I love you:
ku-..i lii-sl"
I And she burled her face ill the mass of
1 In. In iter to Inhale their odor, and
I .1. ... I ...I-,.,,.'., vein, 'felt the Insanity of
I UH ", : i,,.i.v stealing over him, noticed that
1 revel lu your adorable
near to Nature's lieitrl." ll(,r R,.,"i,.r (,,rin was shaken with sobs.
u-l
who gis s
line who
old. Her voice spe
ii-i,l,lil...i secrets enlice ever onw
to lin ther di-covery of her true spirit;
f.tmili irity w i'h tier works purities
and strengthens N ntuie l iioa ii and
un-li isUiiel r in us ihe youth and up
lifis the minds of nu t'.
''In si lire not i llusive w nils of
empty compliment, l iny are sincere
tributes b one who deserves llietli
Pnif.ssor ( .union is honored by the
people of ( In goii, w hum be has long j
Stands at tlie Head.
Aug. J. Itogel. the hading ilruggit
nf iMireveporl, l.a , says; "Pr Kings
New lhscovcry is Ibe only thing tliat
cures my cougn, ntm it t i ne oesi .--
ler I have." J K Cmupbell, inerelmiit
at SatVord, An. , wnt.s: "Ir. King's
New Dincoverv is all that Is claimed
mr It; Il never tails, and is a silts cure
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds 1
cannot say enough for Its merits." li
King's New Ibscoxery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Col.ls is not an .
ierimcnt. It has I sen tried f.u a
ipiarter f a it nlury, and day staluls
at Hie bead. It nevr disappoints,
r'ree trial bottle's at lleinlcrs.ui' and
I, inn's Drug Store.
Holies nature cannot grow and he sprung to lier assistance, inn sun
aks encouragingly; 'isa-wii.i N ,T .
ard leaving mo -sioiiiii.-.. ....w
lino spare.
lie heanl cries and exclamations, tho
hurrv ot Hying f.t'b ihsirs slamming and
silence. He wultitl, but no olio came
and he went home with a profound ronvlo-
Hon that lie had just esi apeil making a
fisil of himself; that Alma lletitley was a
woman with a past; that he would call on
her or cultivate her society no longer.
And he laid awake all night thanking his
stars that lie was not her accented Inisliaint
The next dav bo watched atixlou.lv for
mine word a note, any explanation but
scrvc.iasa i.-ac,..-, ... ..... ,.,,,, UIlJ (in.ling the house dark and
science of geology; and, lu-rever i ..ls s ,, (U1H nlM furious that he
genuine scholarship is miowii, the , mug the U'll and lmpiired If the young
..r l'i, .oii-.s I'.itnlon e.s-s ei.iiiiled woman was at liomiv
' ' ' .... ,, .....
ll'S, till' U'lIOCSlie KUU, out lioi IIIMV
to sis. any olio ijuite 111, under IhediK'
tor's can1."
"The plot thickens, said the young
man to himself ns lie. turned away, more
hi love than ever and determined to
priilm the mystery to Its depths. Suppose,
she had a p.u-t. So had he, and he laugh
ed grimly as ho thought of some pages of
his life that he would have licen glad to
tear out mid burn, l'oor little girl! Some
foolish romance of her early teens that had
ro-es In It and a lover! What then? How
many love alTairs of his own had left mem
orles and associations!1 Only ho was n
man and could forget. Well, he would
tea. Ii her to forget If she would give him
name
with merit and Hue sciei, till research.
I'nlll llt-llis.
THE HEATING QUESTION.
Let us solve il for vm. We have a large and
well selected line of healing and co king
Moves with which to do it. If you are iuter-t-s'ed
dou't fail to call on us. The
Leader of all wood and
f mud on our Hairs.
air tight heaters, Is to hi
GRIFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY
,' TTI'I" I am'iiti Tis-n-.ly cures quK-lilT. tsiTOiiMiUT l I
!Ii -i V'Hii i.i...-.,.., ... o i .ii.jii.i.ry, ."". ui until, ciiwm I
li-au.n.:.o, U.iki.tia.t-i-Si lot l.ullly. tienitlr Knj I
, evil ilo-iii-js. liMlsiteiier Oli.l wastlli.' IllM.lllS'. CBUI t, I
i jin:i itn lr T-'i'i ..re ;i-,i... Ctiiilaiusnooiniiit'. isanrve mii,
li.n.l t.lreo.1 hut .iter. lkel:i.aleiin. piiiir.'-Mtiirsiiap mn I
I Knl!rcsr.li..llnTi-trii'm-I pTi'"il ii'ro. '""""'a"!
1 .11.1. ,srh .. ,tiI ttn mt'iruiitfforinmmi rr.'M s'iftl. w rite ut,rm I
Imr.llenl hook. ecsLmI plnln wmins-p, tc.tlniontJllMI I
....... Si.ll,..ur.r..l..orkl4r....'.'.IO:bi.LllllJ.,llU-HOBWU
turule in Kim.iiio,Orep.,by UENUKU-soN 4 l.v.Nfl,niiuuyojJL.- i"!!.".'","-
a, Tifj yr s u-.-i
I'll 10.
r
Mai
nly of snow llie-e dav s.
II -v Itlackwell is conducting revival
i vies at r'all Creek this week.
U.-v Miller has li eu holding revival
i v ices nl liusli i-latiil fol the past
week.
Cuttle I n i ts are numerous in these
narts and thev ate paving g.sid pricts. i her ismlldenci' and luve.
s. i. - ... ..ii ... 1...1 ....ti ' He w.ilt.sl in.skly but
.or i.ainws . ism .i u..i. . -. "
M K F.d war.N will teach the l''g.v't
scnool this spring.
The schools are all taken and as there
are moie teachers than school some
one will b.tve to wait.
Cor.
KHirinuiiiit.
This new town is going right ahead.
New and substantial buildings are
goi:-.g up all I he lime. It did not slop
building at any time during the panic.
Tin coming year promises more
growth than at any time in its his
tory, l'eople are beginning to see tho
ininy advantages of living lu the
center and near the University, from
w here all tin- mill", shops, stor s etc.,
in boili Spiiuglteld and Ktigeue can
he reached i i the to fifteen minutes.
Kor l bese leasons values of real estate
have been well maintained during the
panic and progress has been continu
ous. I buy property by wholesale and
sell it at I.-' ail just as a merchant han
dles goods; therefora Ibis property is
being sold. I have some very bund.
some residence sites overloiking Eu
gene and surrounding count1', con
taining o ie to ten acres. It is line
fruit ir. d gardcl. land as trees already
low ing prove.
(iKO. M. MIL1.KK.
K.lull t'rudtire iiarkrt.
Wheat i TO to "
i lats ... to i,. .'l
Kb'tir- per I att.-l M
Chickens 1 I" 1 T
Turkeys - H'r pound i s t li
Puck -per dozen i lH to ; aO
tJisese-ja-r doen 3 .VI to 4 Ik"
Cggs ""
Itutt.r '.'" to .'si
Hams U to l'Jl
shoulders ttt to M
Sides MT to 10
P It i.u-i. Mr '!i t'
Tl mok Ukm.in ko. -1 s Itrown and
ll.tle of this city J tS. !: V lift. rtl.Min
IM-rform. d all ep. u.iliii up II M rs J
Putts of C.-ttsge lir.ive, reiiioving a
ture liiinor fi.nu ber I- ft side. A cut
often lull, sin Icncih w s made ntul
,it nf a rib m ruin ve.l. l'tie lady
Ioh1 the op.li hi very i.nvly.
Circillaiitig I I'm ary.
I lie following tie.v books will be
ready for circulation on Kit lay afler
u .on, March
l-'.inersoii's l'ssays.
l-'.oipii ical l'vschologv-IV (iarinn.
I'rolil. ins i.f Modern I'l ni's tiuy
li.-dkin, I V.ilor of " The N Y Nation."
The Cn-at Shadow Coiiau Iioyle.
Kollo i; . Helen Hunt Jai ksoll.
Hut Icy lr iitc.
I lulel the Lilacs - I. M Alcott.
A li "V 's TnW II lb-wells.
Sal a In we Frances llodsun llur
lu tie.
t . I. I I I t Nil I'll
gotlian: A lelter tl
maii.
tlie b
gen i j
I. At. K S M l K - I IC
.111 I'resn!. i.l I hap-
ol Ilie s;;,t,. nnucrsity c. liv. vg
( i inn that the lard of re-
..I t , : t i ii-: it ill on has rais. .1 the
li il 1 1 1 1 i ,-; , ih - a "up I graduate of
the I alii in. le .-cli.s.l fur ealrHiue to
Urn at. 'iitmi'tf.ir to t'J. l.at ymt
the loo -'s r .1 cr. slils allowed v aumly
mi.. : i lliii n-spr.-t Ibe l.a Crande
public s .i. -Is ii. il only ulai.d at the
held i f a'.l nutiiic n Ii.s. Is ill I-Utern
Oregon lint luve l-en pla.td in I lit
same gi a le with the l'..r(linid tl ll
scb. s. I. Tn. e crulits entitle cuiidi
.1 at.s f..r tin- t.tie university to enter
s. fnsliu 1 bi is grsttfyiiig to re-
ideols id U l.a l.iAiule M'iitM.I d 8
tli.'t.
expivtuntly a
w.s-k, two weeks, and when a third had
nearly passed 11114 Alma face to fiwe. lioth
were riding, hut she threw him a sweet
smile and n bow us they passed, and he
thought he had never seen tier l.siktng so
well, not excepting that fatal evening of
the roses.
After a decorous time lie called and was
as nervous as a woman as he wait.sl to
hear the rustle of her silken skirts and
learn from her lips the mystery ov Hui Inci
dent of the ruses.
Thcn was no hint of Illness or pallor,
but just a slight shade, of anxiety on her
face-as she cordially welcomed tho young
man.
"You must have thought nu out of my
senses," she said as soon as they were seat
ed, when I rushed out of the room that
night, but I could not help It. I lost all
my keif cunt M and cried like a child.
Mamma said 1 was very silly."
'were you so much overcome:" akked
Ukwrenee kindly.
"livercome 1 was blind, frantic with
imin."
" 1 have hoiird, " said th young man,
"of people t.i whom the odor of certain
flowers was nattiful on accouut of m..i...
orles. If I h.id only known that my un
j ...rtunate rosvs had tho power to rows
I kUiiiilsTiiig its-Mllivtions of happier t'.avs,
I rather than revive un h memories 1 would
have lift lli. iii to wither on their stems."
'Memories?" lYisviled Alma vaguely.
"What had I hey to do with me! 1 don't
understand you. Mr. Hunter."
"Wis It not un ovcrpsiwe ring rush of as
social tons connected with the ms..s that
brought on your attack of Illness?''
Alma stared a moment, then laughed
merrily.
"No, Indeed. It w is tlie overpowering
ruh ef n Isv eomv.il.sl ia oneof the mcs,
and tt suing my p.s.r l!p so that 1 was a
fright for wis ks and sutT.-red from the poi
son i. "
And It wnsti'i a luoiuory?" I
Line w.i. iiitillaiit.
"N.s hut ll Is now. a,,,! a Vl.rv disnpnt
able .Q I tun plitlg.il hen iaer tg artl
Celal rv."
"U't me have th hWona i-s.itl.u, ..I
poison luster to my queen," ugg.wnst
Lawrvno gwlUintly, nd his qiuvn. N-ing
tn Ihem.ssl, mivpusj hiiafor the potiiioo.
Spi iugflchl Observiiijs.
March 9.
Mr Stnoo'e visited in this city over
Sunday.
Kev Frank Day has Is en holding
revival meetings in the Iliibtist elitli'ch
of this city.
Mr Harl Mcl'liersou lias moved on
a farm on Mohawk.
Dick Poil was in the city Sunday.
May Ciilliain and Ina Hunte' went to
Kugene Tuesday.
Miss Drury is visiting with her sister
Mrs Ji hu Spores.
DoKoTUY.
SlATF. OF I'lll-'. I'llV .1 Tu.t.lo, '
I ft .sl oI NTV. I
1'roik.l i'ii. i i, k.. ruth ihl he s the
.i-nl-T J srll.er of II .. t.rin ,.( y. J I liene i A
l-'iim t.'.- n. in o,,. , ov ,,i t ,, ,i
ly slid .is!.- :. r.-.:.l. si.d ih.l sit-ii Hrm win
ih v l he -n in .. in I-. ill i.;.n 1,1,1 i 1 1: , f...
esi ll sail i-,ri Ca.- ,. I n.-rill thai esli.i.it l
imI I-)- ll. e i.-m oi il,'. i K r rrii fare.
. . , Kkank J. I IKMY
.-i.oiii in i . ire ii . un, no.-e-ltssl
DeXter Items.
Matcb.l
True March weather prevail. 1
An inch of snow ibis niornli g.
A Utah cattle buyer was in llie
ley hut week. He bought a gnndM!!
cattle.
I)r Scarborough visited In thii
lion. A daughter of I) C Mallim'
(piite pisirly.
Uncle Dun Tarker and Mln IVnl
Hunsaker are visiting relative 1 1
Cloverdale this week.
Henry Tllton is attending ccurU
Eugene.
Several Deonle have idaiiled
liml nr nnw u nliilerillL' if tlieV nldt'l
make a mistake and plant in ti K I
die of the winter.
K Howard has returneil l Alh
work in the summer.
The regular election of cfllwn
the Dexter Sunday school will let'!
next .Sunday. Let all attend.
WniTwillcy made a trip to Eupl
yesterday.
MUu.r. t),.l. I..rkur mill S U f-'l
in Ilia S2iimi1 colllltrV I' l
IIHIf jl'UU fcV 1.11V s.
work.
A letter from Comstoek bring 1
news that Miss Annie I'luard i Pj
rloil liuni
Jim's face.
School meetings hereahouti
generally well attended, but H i"!
oil nuietly. In this district J"
Kerlvner utb pleiitpd diei'te'
Frank Tavlor clerk: in Trent Jj
llinlev wm l.'tad director anil'
Titus clerk.
KKUl'W
Jiwn-nee I
pri
ll'. In i
-Fill
lis.. . i i:h
set il;r.-i i,
Isl'i . ol Ilie
I .
f-so..l t-.
In .11 r
'"J l IS ceil' 1ST, A ., l.N-,
A. W. i.I Eisi-N
... i.iry l'1-.l.ltp.
' .i i ::ie : is i.,, inu'iliHlly slid
Ho- lilt, d simI niie-ou. mir--a
in -eini ..r tu-1 mollis,., (rco.
I ' I ' K N I V l O.' il.liUo, Ida
I'i ii--sts. T c.
E FLIERS.
Walnuts small per ll
10 tri hars white tmrax mmp
1-j Ilis No 1 white liratis
CiixhI prunes ht h
Wood w hite tl(js jut lh ',
4 li s g.md corn starch
A) Ihs good ri.v
Driid ppl. K-r Ih
3 lit fancy I. leached dried apples"
lib Sei.1 K.nth farolica
Ax BillSl'.
o
. 5c
..2c
25c
bC
5c
6e
1 00
5c
15c
v. r. ii. L.
Ti.iv.ij Putrlniic lleii"'
League will meet at the heme of 1
Ceo T Hall, Ninth and High "'"l
Saturday afternoon, Marcli 13ih. H
o'clock. Sub ect for disciissi"".
-m iihiL-cn on seC'l"
si.iuillill ... uiruii, -(
A larcp nttpiidaiica is desired.
ADA R Millie
. ...t I
seen i" . i
Ilav A Hpnrlprsnn.
Embaliners, Cop. Wil. and 7th w
GO TO
J. T. CALLISON & SOI
Flour, Feed. PoUloe. Girden 5pH."
The, pay CASH lor Poulto ani
n.. niui West ot "
9th STREET. EUGENE
Second
ii
land
We have RarnainiS.
Corns and See
Ai Handle IS ctntr
Cor one Blooek South
sl Court Houte