r H 111 Bp 11? JDj b f Hi 11 11 i' GUA! 4 1 M 11 l Y j JLU XmBLISIIEn WR TnE DIMRaTl.TllHi OP OEMOCRiTin PSWirLES, 1NP Til KIM i. nQSEITLUIJIB BT THE OP OI K BSOW KUGKNK, OU., SATURDAY, .JUNK :u 1807. () 2 WEEKU EUGENE 6UAR3. CAHPUELU PUBLISHER .i.t slda "I VUlUuu'tte b tween UFFI' K Ln-I- it: ii ,K SI'IHI'I!M'TI. !.00. 1.00 .60. r. Uertising rates mo on hkm" i t,.lu-w le" to OCAKP :eue.or.s I- S, LUC KEY DF.ALEU IN Jocks. Watches, Cha'ps. Jewelry, Etc KPAIIUNI' PROMPTLY DONE tT III Work Warranted.-! L. W. BROWN, M. D. ,u..iclai and ourueon Honrs; 23, C. LAICB. IAHITE AKO MARBLE WORKS. . .. ..i 1 IT... mtiA Lmrtilc MsrUe sod Urautte, Monun.ri.ti. H, l-tM. " Cemetery work of ,11 kinds for IKStC. , wo UK GUARANTEED ! fim-itf -lr.i t, near resiuni. .. A1 L'no.mn Ill" I C. WOODUUUA, A T-T Itlorncy-at-l-aw. '.mil block south of Chrisinan's Kl-'.KNIf, OREOON. t. Kir-'tv N. E, Maiikluv. Insoy & Markley, AUorneys-at-Law. A-im-rcl-l '! 1'robnlc BusiiH-s a cr- J -tin iTiriM.... Block. CBCU. WATION, N. E. MARKLEY ATTORNEYS-AT-LRW. Liuiiio. - - -' all tll8 3)ift4 Of till isi. Oill i Vnl ton Hock. .ROWS. '(Iidtnt. B. D. PAINE. F Vict President. W, OS BURN. Cs.hu THE m Loan and Savings J BANK, CR-ugene, Oregon. L'Toits- h A. I'atiH. J. B. Harris, J. K i t i. i . i nine . ' r.otn:iM)!i, K. W. Unburn. ill Dj Casual. : : : $50,000. him InimM Clura! B nlii Iijriii '.:.. vcl on time deposits. (4 ctloi,- :iirii-Uil to otir cp.ro will receive Fuji I U. ;;!!,. II I.( , lit.: lu-as. S. B.Eakin, I n sidrnt. 'ashlei ? E. SxuiiiiKAM, Annista.it Cashier. i Sabal Saul Ot Eugene. I d up UshCapltl 50,000 ;fplus and Pronts, $50,000 'igene - - Oregon. .AffU-rs; h.Mikitg broiinem iln on rcM'.u- t-rn.n. Siht drafU on NEW YoKK, J M'AUn, SAN KHANCI3CO and TOUT- l-Uli of eirlmnKe s M on (oreltjn countri. 1 iu r. ,-eivBd subinct to check or oertih tt Xr,i .... Nl n.ll.-tiii . ..r.. hi, f 'it .tutU m, 4 line County Bank. I K.ubllibe4 In 1H8J.) U(JENE, OREGON. general Banking business lf, !l branches transacted on A. (i. HOVKY, I'rwl.lent. J- M. AltltAMS. (Wiier. KtJVKY' J., A.t( a-Iir. KOt-4 TOBBACO, tW!. " GO TO. l'Jliu$ goldsmith's MONI).YvJL'NEl. ItHK.) A II Kmk hrrlvtil iie iduv. Frank White went ti t'otlage (irovu toliiy. A I, Hnin-y f (ioHlieii Wm in tnv.li t'.iiiiy. Mi .S.illie Mt went loCrtawell on lit' :i'4 looiil. II:ny (.'raw of AlliHliy in Id the city f.ir a ftw diiys. i i i.. . t. ...... . . . 1 JHTiiiuuoiUrnillli returned to Ort-u in C ity jerttertlay. I I TallniHIl, of Meadow, van doing ' htiMiie.H In Kueiie today. j K II I if er made hU unual SundHy vinil to Kiiyetie jfHerday. Mr J H Cioodiimn U faying lit r con A J, a vlnit at Independence. Mrs US Ik-ail and children came up f oin f-'uleiu today for iliort visit. II N Cockerlii p u u a mwunirup t,,r i - Cottage lirove on the Uoneburi local. Or V II Cliapmati was a passenger to ' tiIhikI nn this luorulnn's total. .Mrs Fletcher Linn returiitd home to ortlniid on tuday'k Jtoet uig local. I'rof J II WethtfrtteM uniil I,. Port land this morning, and from there will go Fust. Mrs J II (loiHliuan returned toiluv from a visit with her ton A J at Inde- km deuce. Mies Lillie Hiker and Alma Hirs- cl:el went to their homes at Trotitdule yi'tfrdiiy. W (' Smith who has been visiting li h-iids here returned to his Turner Inline tud.iv. Mivs Laura Hiatlie whs a paHsenucr home to Oregon City on yesterday's lOO local. Hon V 8 McFadden. tf Corvallin. will deliver the Fourth of July at the Albany celebration. Mrs Itollver Cogswell and children returned to their home at Harrisburg on the morning local. Mrs Wesley Shannon was a i ariival on the afternoon train from a montU's isit in Marlon county. MrsE V Sanderson and daughter .eiit to Turner today to attend the CliriMiun church couveulio:). Fa' her Daly went to Cottage drove ou the afternoon local to look after tl.e intercuts of his church at ti at (dace. Mrs Emma Wilson and son, who have beet! guests at the homo of M S Barker for a week returned home to day. John Hrowp, who lives about two miles north of Eugene, saw a larte cougar In his In p yard last Thursday evening. SUIIauiia went to Portland this morning and from there will work iu Washington ut.u atnhiil county for an Eastern 11 in. Miss Louise South wick, of Salem, lor a week the guest of Mr and Mrs Edgar Farrington returned to ner home yesterday. Mrs Uose Uollack and children, who i.ufa i.uun vlltlni7 at the home of A 1 ' v ' v 1 ' D Gtddsmith. returued to their home at Oregon City yesterday. The Native Sonsof Oreeou have been organi. l in I'ortlad with B B Beek man as prti.lcnt, Judge Geo II Bur nett vice pres dent aud J l L.e", sec retary. Joe Sin iev r. atone time a rtsldert of Eugene, Is in Dakota and ho recently allemnted to loin a O AIK I'oit in lliat state but mcruliera of J W Geary Post wrote and exoosed him. Mrs O C Green, Mrs L Burdick and MivaM E Arnold hava arrived here from New Auburn, Minu.,in d are vis iting at the home ol V M Green. The two fumier will probably locate iu r.u. getio. Mrs H EAnkenyaud daughter, Miss Nannie, will go to Salem tomorrow where they will visit for a week or mre, then goto their home) at the Sterling mines to spend the most of the summer. va Snott who Is in the Benton nn.ini v Ull. has hardly eaten anything t,vr...,, 4 , ... ., for two weeks, and Is aaiu to oe action strangely. Ah-JUt Ids only remark Is ..t.... ..ii ...,). i it iii tnouiriii ne is 1 in nil H"4 t feigning itisanity. rt. Cl,.mnl in. a bicvele with two v..'"".'. I .. -i one alone the side of the other, fodav. bv its a uruugofc ...ryniRtlveand attracted aonie at teiition, oeing the first of its kind ex hibited Iu the city. Cottago Grove Leaden Mrs JI! Hayes, of Harrisburg, was here during .u. looking for a location upon w hleh to build a large brick hotel. Phe n .i.,'led with the oulloia anu iii m.n.nieiice work on the building. which willbe located near the depot, soon if thedrtl Iscousuinatetl. lo iir im: Wnen you auk an editor to suppress n Hem of o.V bemuse itd.a not pWat you; then r Uilk7urnr.rtoev)ot1 pUta tn,m hisnur Ueauyoo n' tAiu, -r tuicbar w to I' .. i - twu. It aaviDtt tue nach. ThKlJu much fair. the othr. NA M li editor's ,t.H k 111 trade. Soar, pl.kel. j.r.M-e.'s and bologna ai.d ilk kw rust a liutcliti's. MORE HOT SHOT. , The Salt' (ll:!Hll;lli SlmulJ Hi' IliVoti; A Full itoaiil Keiii.-lnl Tlie Salem Daily Journal, a former supporter of Dr Chapman, yi-t. :d ty editoriiilly Hays: " l'he champions ol President Chap man of the State I'nlveriiy wt-re lia ty in trying to retain that n ir.lemau and all his friends on the f tenliv u I Ii out the preseliet of llmeof tl er-netiK one-third ol the t-Dtire hoard U-ing a'i seut. If Chnpmau is a man ot mu Ii tralKeendent genius why Hot Mil'ii.it his case to the ciniilerntii ii of the full lioard'.' If he has j:ot to keep his place by sliHrp practice lie is not lit for it. The party spite work of prt f. rnnn charges against three of the profesMirs lor drunkenness and iio-ubordliiation ought to compel an overhaii:inj; of Chapmau and the eiitiro iiistitutioii. It is slmcking that such charjc can be brought against tluu-c employed by the state us cdiiratois iu moral!, and man ners lorthvyouiig men ami women of our state. It has lorn' been eviileiit !o the close observer t ml tho whole in-.ii . tutii.u was being ilrxeed do All ly dirty politics ami small int-n. Chap man is not a bit; man himself and seems to Ikivm systematically stir rouuded himself with plaers after tl.e elder 1! .otli, plsyeis of sili'h estal.li-lie.l mediiM'rity that by no cliaie e Aould they ever outshine 'lispiuan. Patriotic Picnic. A Hag laisihg, picnic and piieia good time w ill be t;iveu at the Slutlord school Iioiim', ou the Mohawk, on Sat urday, June 1M. The projvni Is us follows; lUo'clot k flan raising... Py old soldlcls. Pr 'inlalion of l he Han on behalf of V UC Hon J M Slielly Acceptance of and salutation of the Ihtg Teacher and pupils. Music "Stiu Spangled Haunt r." Address of welcome E J Yarucll. Honoring the lhi Thr.e little boys. Kecitalion "At tin' He.". 1 1 of the Line." Mis Lena Hoot. Bit itatioii- "The Slicping St iiliiu l." Fred Houston. Duett "Freedom's Flag.'' Mi-s.Myra Brow n, MrsJ S Higiilns Itecitatioii Selected Miss Pearl Million!. B 'citation "The Last Charge a' (ieltvslnirg Mis Cailie Bout Flag Drill T.velve little giil- Music "lud, White mid Hltie.'' lil.NNKK. 1:30 o'clock Music rtddrcss Hon E It McElroy Btcitntlon "Fhigof the Hain Bow." Fiankic Zuinwalt Solo- "Who'll S, velhe Left." Miss Myra Brow n Hecilatioii " I lie America . Flair." Miss Myrt'e Stun't. Music tiilincc. Uecita'.ion Selected..Mr Bay Del.ano Itain Bow Drill Six little girls. Muslc-'Auierica." Audience. All are cordially invited. Bring a well rilled basket and spend the day. The New Sewer?. The work of digiting the new South Park and North Pearl street sewers Is abiut completed and the contractors will, iu a few day a lay their mains. Tim workmen ou the South park ewer, three in number, completed the excavating across the cntiie block in two and one-half davs. The North Pearl street sewer is a beniTlt to a larga number of citizens and is of a gren deal of betielU. Circuit Court. The June term of the circuit court of Lane couaty will ru convene Wednesday. Juno S-'l, at II o'clock a m,at which time those crises which had not been passed on previously w ill Im hrouirht tin. The juri-s will not be brought back, all cues to coin'! before them having been disposed of. pal!; l.u.'d, June --' Position Asskinkd -Dr C E Loomls of this city, who recently received the tin....,i ..niomUififier ol Ihe I lonH nnie. tin av received griirini .m..-. ... orders to report at .Nfatve, astung- llni.viar.tu to lift l a for that IOII. . v . i w - - nolnt Wednesday and will at once einer upon his dnt es. Heverul caves In tlie newly dug gwer ditch on North Pearl lnt caused by t'ie rair. Saturday's Salora Htaleo an: rts. Heolatlefl yesteidai ru.s-1 ina for fc'.'l fa. vlxn h will ter th- service ,4 t E Iiuun, a lss.kkeer. Mr HwltrrM ',lM 'b1 'Hrnest ihof hiindredsof friends for future siicee. Unli.ni Iiideoend. lit: Col II oft r Is busy cleaning on' bisthna' for a big ' eflort at Colts ire (i-ove on the Fourth. 1 We irould advl- tl.e -.p e l.r t to get I.. 1 t.u Dear the p'ai " "i . " comes ttha a t . f hi- -Ivech Mat ing to i&) ct.- gvveruu.-i.i ot ftWm. ill u ui v .uiiniai i ii ii ks ril 1 1 'I t I 'ft I Tl ItUlK IIUISK ISl liNiO Oae ot Hie Laud Harks if Hi- Uii laiiiete Valh j -Huill iu '.M , At about II o'clock I; -' I i.T.t .n alarm was (unit d In mid il.pi.t iiii ut without llS of t IIIC s-; , , T :., ' the western end of town, wl. ie :l t- ky was rapidly taking on a u. I hue. j Before they had ploceeded far h.wrft i ; it was use. rial lied that the Ore w emi- I sinning Hie ohl house on tl.e 1 1 i nt..n j i land claim of Prior Blair m mi emit, rendering the !i--i-:i i of, I the department of no avail, niol :!ic i apparatus was returned to t ... ir i speclive head.iuartets and ln-ti I I l'he loss w as a compiete one, I, t n ! vi sti... nf the ..id huildiug r uiiiiuiiig laid the chimney which rtiuaiiied 'standing tluring (lie night, crumbled ainl fell In earth this morning. The house w hs built in 'o and iu early days was piobably the be-t know u house in the valley. The upper story of tl.e house was used us a dance hall then, in. d it is said I l0c.ul.' have dam on tl e lloor at once, winch was L'tixJil fet t 1 i si.e. The house has heeii occupied by a f.ui'ily tiy the name of 'aiice, but they had moved out that morning, Mr Vance taking the belongings to his ranch near Collage (trove and his wile and daughter went on the early excur sion train to Silem, iiilcm!inir to vt-l t I'oilland Iwfoie returning, ll Is some thing of a mystery how the building caught lire the geiieial impression being that (be family had left some lire smoldering or that holms had oc cupied the house during the evening. The building was insured Iu the Xorwich I'nion for S.VKI in the name of Mrs James VcChtreu, Ihe owner, ami the loss is estimated at about $hH). TI.h building originally cost fr.V.iH). Kl tiE.NK A WF.M.I MY CU V. Assessment Itolls Show a Valuation of Over One and One-Hull Million Hollars. C. unly Clerk Jim ing has for some time luid one deputy busily employed extending (lie lWi asses-mclit roll and making the corrections ordeled by tl.e county and state boards of equaliza tion. The corrected total valuation of all property in the city is Jl.oOl'.KPi), and in school district No -I, H,''1I,6TJ The Conductor's KxiTirsiou. At 7 o'clock Sunday morning the excursion train pulled out fiom Eu gene with eight coaches, all well tilled, and before reachim; Salem three more were added, making a train loud of eli veil couches, or about NK) pin The day was apparently enjoinl ly ail, the l.o.pltahle conductors furnish ing a good program of amusements during the day, und the state institu tions were nil paced open for the in- sped ou of visitors. The tide through the valley icveals the fact that the gruin crop of (hisyt i.r w ill be a short one, the fall sow n rain looking good, I ait the spring crops proving to be sennty, which even the last week's copious showers w ill not benefit much. Has His Hay. Col Alley in the B iker City It' publican, his paper says: W notice by tho Eugene (iPAKn that we are to receive gome resolutions pass ed by Geary Post in Eugene. They are ut iu hand yet. But assuming the report of the Gl'Altn Is correct, it shows that Ihe Post had a personal spite to air, w hen It selects two of the trustees to condemn, when one of these is now and always has been umtlter ably opposed to having anything to do with the c llslon of the soldiers at the Home. These resolutions will ho laid before the Department encampment, and we hope the entire Post will be there to defend every proposition the) have laid down Caps Ahkivku. The fatigue ciis recently ordered by Chtuilcul engine company have urrlved. They are very neat and will prove aervlceable. being ol navy blue cloth with leather beaks. On the front, Inside of a silvnr wreath, are Ihe initials "E C E." They were ordered through the store of J l Mat lock A Co, Ei'iiKNK Man 1.nhi:i. A. Yer ingtou returned Saturday night from Portland, where he lias been in attend anee Uwii the state board of pharmacy of which he lias Is en a member for the past two years. At this . .Inn he was selected as president of the hoard. Mr Yeriiiuton is a progressive uiuii In his bus lnc,oim of th Us pharmacists iu the state and th U.ard has chosen wisely to p'.a.ss him a. its head. Tht 1,1'iKU '.Midori iUron(rra'ulall.r.H. Aaorna Miw H4'ik BToaa. AlUrl Plato, of Pal"a, ' , djsm ; ri.t4 lh. t.o'lli r .-ri it "iM'e brick bhs k au.d il' "n iiwfiMti u sPs k of general ler.T.aiidis". 1i is 1 mm of family s.nd has also reMi a j dwelling.' Home of his g sids have al- ! i" am veu nere. HIiiK Siaih Faik.-'II.o premium 'list fjr ihe Stab: fair, printed by the slate printer, is iu.. The fair will open i n Sept. .in and t o.se on (Jot. H. Als.u' f Ji,(j(Ji iu cssli premiums are o He red, Th.- Miliiiission will U- 5 oeiits, vllh lOceiiis lor gr.ind sisud, x e t Ii r woineii. 1 arsons i rches tra will furnish u.us.o. 'His 03'I,t:1 H.s U: !:!::$" SUcli E ::-T.l I Uriir tlnlnii stmiild hr Inti. .Id. rrtl. The Cor allis Times, c. uuiieiiting on the si(tl.ition into w hieh the Matt I'niversity has I., en bioiii. lit by the i.icompeteiicy of Dr ( hapli.ali, sajs: "Siia!'blis like that at Etlgeiiit over the presidency of Hie state university are to be regtcttt d. A man who h is held the position for three years has, in home unexplained whv incurnd the dislike of Eugeii people, who are out iu a popular anil veliciiielit objection to his further ictfulioii in the place its president. T in le is no use to stop ''' in'i'iiro w by or in w hni way this storm of local oppo.'tion m us provoked I' is enough to know that It Is there and that, being there, the usefulness of the ol . ctiohable Incumbent Is wholly ilestiojcl. With a president handicapped by lucid unpopularity, the institution itself is crippled, for dicipline can only U- maintained un der the u io t f.tvoiable conditions, and a school, lielile III ill-cliilnit1. Is Impo tent ill all things. As to the f Kugene, their opposition to the man at the head of the state uiiivc rsBy is to be considered. With the rest of the state, and more than the rest of the s ate, they are interested In the welfare and development of Hie mil verssly . "At the Ilrsi appi araiieu of the can- c r, It is a fool ol a physician wTioilou t instantly cut it ell'. The longer lbs disease gis s uncut , the mole dilllcult it must he of Micct sslul removal. Eu gene people see a i uiiglis growth Invit ing de.tli to tl.e stale univeisity and are alarmeil, the rest of the eople ought to be, for Eugene people are on the scene and inu-t be aimed by relia ble information. If they want a vac- iMiatioii, they ought to have II, ami I lie board of regents ought to provide the Vitus, Dr Chnpmau may ho a broad, strong educator, but it is clear t int he has outlived his Usefulness us the In ad ol the l of (). STATE KNCAMPMKS I. Cviiiiiide K. F. Clnipmiiii (iives a Ke miiiio of Proceedings. Frank Kelsner Elected Colli lllHlldcr. Eugene, June 1M, IM'7. Eiiitoii (it'Aiin: Our Sine En c.iinpmt nl, G A B, convened at Itid peinli i.ee on the Kith of the present mouth, and concluded Its work oil the hull. Many ol our comrades having been mint. Io to attend, I thought il would not be unbecoming to give a few ilems ou the subject Eugene, by hard work, en pt II red the coveted prize, the I) partmci.t Commander, am! his name is Fiaui IhT-ner, w hich I assure you Is quite an honor to our city. The soldiers homo question has heel. udjustetl to the entire satisfaction of all the old soldiers, and friends of tilt old oldiers. We hud a nr.-nniotli gather ing, consist ing of (ii.. i Army men, sons ami tlaughtcrs or vsierans, t:.e ladles of the grand army and last, nut Hot least, thai baud of liohlu worker, the ladies of the Belief Corps. It, was a proud day Willi us to thli.k we were the guests of honor, and so cordially received by the mayor, (Goodman! and tho nohle citizens of the beautiful and live city of Inde pendence, Oregon. The ladles were all so good looking that the encampment could not re frain from adopting olio of their num ber as a daughter of the Grand Army, and presented her with a delegate's had go. Hl.e Is a great worker in our cause, and nn eloquent speuker. Her father was an old s .1 lier, und wus shot in tin) grand charge ut Missionary Bidgo, Tenn We voted her a budge suitable to the high honors she won foi us. It will 1j presented to her at our next encampment, that will con vene In The Dalles next May. Her name is Mrs Mamie Brlggs, of The Dalles, Oregon. Having elected our several ofllcers, we held a joint inlullatloil In the Odd Fellows hall. Tho Mors installed Urn, the Ladles Belief Corps next, am! the OA K .lust. We were very budly soi.ei-"d III the ha1!, but strange to say no one objected to the squeeze. We then had a love 'eui.', for half an hour, xtmnliuf c.iKriiluliitloisH. The etiesmi'iiieut roi.rlu'Wd its work at Id o'iTo k uext SLusriiing, and nM up in Dahr Iot fe.t 4 lis ailditoritiu and ail vsottkeir vj rejoicing. lfsvctrnlly yours, E F. Chapman, I.ateC'. B, l ):h Iowa, V V 1. Crop Iteport. F(( )i crop WtherCJlurfaii r- port for Western Oregon June 21: brief summary of conditions, as they at ) pvs. nt show, is: Fall and wlntir J sow-i grain a g'M.d . n p; spring grain ' Improved, but jet sor. Vegetables, Including otuti s, a g'sel crop; small 1 lerries fully an average; fruit of al kinds, "ti the whole, a fair i.v rage; I hy 'I'"'1 PI .M.Kit lil t MV Celebrated lintr Hftictli tuuiwi .r) . t mi,' At Hie home of Mr iiud Mis Nil- ii Swaggart, at Aiheii.-t. I'miitiha C'liMi , iHciiiied last Wieliu family reunion, the occasion heili thell ."o U tt wedding annii rsn.y. It wa-such an nllair n seldom takes place in this Westitn country, so recently s.Ttitd. Mi Swaggiirt Is N) years of age, aiol hi. wllenii Itw.s in s',T ihey cro-nl the plains from ihe l'it,lll.d setllrd Ml the Willaiinlte Mtllty, let. inlle atiove Fug. ne, ou the old singe road. I'rtenly yntrs later, Ihey went to runt (Ilia county ami look a lam h near Weston. Miice that time tl.e piniiceis have resitled t heie ailuost continuous ly. Although four score years of ate, MrSwiiggarl in a wiunh rfal liialiner letiiiiis his strength and activity, and it was by no means a sight common In any country to see tin old m nil id lliat age taking purl In the games of his grand children, und going through the figures und changes of the dance as did the younger ones. The reunion was held ou Thursday and Friday, about 50 parsons silting down tndiiiiier on Thursday. There were all sorts of games and sports, and the two. 'ays weio so much elijnytd that the participants w ill not sis n forget the occasion. Of the children of Mr ami MrsSwi.g- gart there were present: Mrs W F Matlock und husband, of Pendleton; Mrs Wither Keith and husband, ol Pullman, Wa-h.; Mis Carl Wheeler ami litisbiii.il, of Peiidlt tun; G W Swaggarl anil w ife, 11 F Swiiggart and wife, of lleppiur; Link Swagguit, Milton Swaggiirt und wife, of Athena; Lester Swiiggart and wife, who r. side on Ihe old homo place iu Lane county. Iu addition there weie a dozen g.and children, and enough neighbors to make nut tho ,.0, who gathelid ut dim ' ou Thursday. Mrs Sam Jack son, : (Teswell, was also present. Friday, us the reunion parly broke u,., all repaired to the cemetery near by, w here are bin it il lour of the chil dren of Mr and Mrs Swuggar'.. KW DKY (iOOIiS SIDItK- The Firm of Hampton Urns. lll Open For Business Aliotil August 1. The lli-m of 1 lampion Bros, will open their new store iu the building formerly coupled by A. Goldsmith ou or uU.ut August 1. '' lie memls'rsof the firm are A I Hampton and John Hamp ton, and they uro both well known to the entire county, having lived here from childhood. Mr Al Hampton has heeii employed in the store of the late K B Dunn und wlih F E Dunn tr d e past seven years, and Is therefore in a M.sitloii Io know the wants of Ihe people and will rale to I hem. Tho building they will occupy ha been remodeled, u plate glass front pul iu, etc., und will he one of the m al'sl rooms In tl.e city. The firm will han dle a complete, stock of dry goods, holies goods, and gents furnishings. Al Hampton will leave about the llrst of the month fur Chicago and New York to purchai'o tho goods for the new store. The linn Is composed of energetic ami up-to-date young nu n who have been successfel iu their business lite and tho GUAHO wlshin Cieui snoot ss in their new enttire. The l.ml ( aliln Found. Oakland Gazette: Two years ngo James Brown wus at tho death bed ol an old Indian woman, who lived on the upH-r I'mpqua, and before her death told Brown the following story: Thirty years ago three Germans dis covered a fabulous rich mint) In the Bohemia district, and while they were at work wero murdered by tho Lull, an woman's husband. She told where the bodies were hurled, described the locality, und told where the picks, shovels, etc., were hid It'll, and tli erlbed a cliopH'd tree which stood near the mouth of the mine. About three weeks ago Brown Imparled this Infor mation to Will Miroey, brother of Marcey Brothers, of Oakland, and the two men left for the mountains. '1 hey returned a few days ugo, and report having found the ruins of the cthlii, the chopped tree, and the cuved in mine, also what seems to be the grave of the Germans. Ihey had l'o too. with which to open cither the grave or the mint!, but will outllt und return in a few days when, It Is promised, some Interesting facts will be do velnped. Hryan at I.tdulion. For the Information of tl.e l'"1'1' 1 j ttllli hl,KM t, K;lin... Aline combl wish to announce that urrungemenis' (im VllWl. tu0 have been completed whereby the Hon ( (mily Wi)mM Mlu;ul,hve to Win J Bryan will speak at Lebanon on j f(,,iiW w, ;lin(J a Ultor Monday morning, July lllth, 1 rr,m j,,,,,, n,.ki.i u Iv. rsity to lenp o'clock. Every cl!oit Is being ""'! ,,.,. hl, ,,, lltl, nillueme as the by tho iH-opIo of Lei,;,,,,,,, Io hmku ,t w ( ( t (,f t h (, t -n , V(, , , y , lf 0rt.gon, pleas ml und agreeable for th,i) ib-sir-i iug tocoino and hear the great o;ati r I'ltoi.ii-f Full 1'. .-set ssor I) P We have plenty of gisid camping ' Bui ton today hand, d a Gl'ARli repor grounds which w ill be free toany one tor a bunc'.i i f Black Republican cher desiring to Use iIkiii. I.el itliou ex rie containing 17 of tho chei ries. which tends a tordial Pivilatioii loud. might Indicate that tills particular M. A. MiLLKK. , varlo'i Is y .eldu g well ai least. ,..,3 4 .-SINE ' : !' don't , : sh.ni'.nli nature, 1 up ry : t: : g 01 : I'hcuma- ' 1 -ur l iver N..1WONS .. ' it. It also it rnperlv at '. ': 1 j lice from : ' i i. '.'or.itcj. l.l..oiihn : I '. v,, ,mj that t ... pt .u'tive. . .i.i.l n.'ts the . . NWMOSS i. Simmons in il'i'S tho : i ' i'i I1 juii i d the ;.-l i 1 1 la.iiu I I ) .'. on every i i at. i. I ' M i . t" l 1 . ! I l ' t v:l ' tt I r-'i. ;i . vi:i will . ' I V t I ii..l I IV I i I I.I i' J:tK-:.':i :!l.'.l.lv p 'W .b r LM '. . p. . I. i I J. 11. x.i.1.1: ( ii., lTula.Iclpfila, l'a. UI.U'M t.V.S ItKl'l l AT10.N. liriidii.tlcs I iid t Hun fur One, Tni) and lit roe Years M ike Cliaigei Against His Inleglitjr. We piihll-h the following gems, re gaidiou' Di chapm'tu, that appeared III the I liego il.iu of the ''lst, signet! by citizens of Eng. ho and twelve of tho graduates of iho eht-s of 'tlT, four of 'ltd aiidthreool 'ti'i, covering the yeais luring which Dr Cbapliiiill has Uell president of the Slate l lllver-ily: 'We iTut'go lliat ut. mug all the Indents and all the plole-sors of the Cnivei-lly el Oiegon, Ihe person Isar lllg Hie M.'l-I ll 1 1 1 It t ii .11 fol tlllth and veruiTly is I r ( hnpiiian, its prosl- ilciil." i l his sciiiciici. is lather loose ly const . Holed, but lliei n Is no doubt aboiil its no uilll;'.-- I.I). (ll'AKIt.) "Woiis-cit Unit no man w hoof truth ful.. s-t is I cM In suspislou by nny foiisnliTahlc niiiul or of his iissociales Is III to be th bond of a great Institu tion IUi.lln I'nlvorsll v of Oregon." " I f you in ike inquiry among tu di'lils' and piof.-soi-, and Inisiness men of lie' town you will Und tho senium nl ovi i w helming that Dr Chnpliiail Is r I I liltl.V t NWOIUTIY OK ni l. hi; and mtiiiii' aits can be -how ii iii siicli nun. hers II. at you will lie driven to ihe conclusion that he has earned his Ii pulallon " "Ills reteiilion places ik preiiiliiiii nn IT. A IT I lit , I S ITtlill'i:, I'lilTT'f ion and IN I nil 111 IT..S I ss." Tin ie a. o others in that sliain, but ll..' above- quo! tl ions aiu sullhTctll for our pin this... .Now w hour) liny uiai l.avesii.'li Ihloiiee in the truth of the assert ions as to place their names to such grave charges? Among the nun. her we ll ml Hon. John Whites aker, llit governor of Ihe state or Oregon, ex-senator and president of ihe stale h gislitiiiro, ami ex coiigrc man from Oiegon; IIhiiSB Yorun, a viclvinley elector; Hon E o Potter, county Judge; and, mot a-loiilshing of al', the names of ninny of tin giaduates oftho university who received their diplomas from him. Bogonl of llin University nl Oregon, will you retain a man at thu head of ihe university w ho has so lost Ihe cotl lldence and esteem of his fellow cit izens, and his graduates, that they willingly indorse a paper that, If uu true, Is extremely libellous? 0 (EI.KIIIt.UlON. I lie Fourth or July Committee Failed to Secure Funds Nulllciunt. The committee which solicited funds for the celebration of the Fourth of July In Eugene did not meet w ith success sufllcluiitto warrHnt them in going ahead with the ft lebrulloii. Tho com in It to realizes that some who sub scribed and put down liberally, dislike very much tho idea of no celebration, and every member of thu committee Joins them In this, yet It does not feel that It wi uhl he well for the city to give u celehrallon that she would not bo proud of belter none at all than this. Considering then, till things, the coiumlttie deems It, the best policy to lot the celebration go by default, assist the neighboring towns to be patriotic and next year give a celebra tion to which wo will not be ashamed to Invite the w hole state to be our guests. Cuuse Hint HtVcf. Dr Chapman w-nt to Portland yistcid.iy. This morning's Oregoiilan has aiiolhei sorted attacking the peo ple of Eugene. Cause an I elfcct. Chupumn wills- tl... ..i.l lit. I In, nn nil iloff eels In