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Hbvdfitn DfctciJ okbismcl. lMerred t Judiciary CoiinultUe fur KtoomnieDdalloD at Council Vesting Last Right. Dally Guard, NoremberS, Tbs following propped ordinance re lating to Hie um of bicycles was last night referred to tbe Judiciary com- lultUeof the city couucll. Tin tblrd reading aud balloting upon aaiue will be done at the regular meeting in De cember Ad ordinance to allow licensed and practicing physicians and officers to ride bicycle on the aldewalka in the city of Eugene. The city of Eugene does ordain m follows: B-ction I. That it eball be lawful fur any licensed and practldos: phy sician, any police officer of tbe city of Eugene aud any sheriff or deputy sheriff of Lane county, or any con stable residing wllhiu tbe chy of Eu gene to ride a bicycle day or night on either side of auy side-walk in the city limits of tbe city , of Eugene, ex cept neither of tbe above enumerated persons shall ride a bicycle on tbe side-walk on either side of Willamette street, between Otb and iOtb, streets, or on the north side of the side-walks on 8th and 9th streets between Olive and Oak streets. Provided however that any such person riding a bicycle at Light shall have attached a bead-light or lamp at tbe front and burning at all times said blcyc e shall be moving and also shall have attached thereto a stgnal-bell and shall sound tbe same at tbe approach of every street crossing or turn of cor ner and shall also ring said bell on ap proaching any pedestrian at least 40 feet before reaching said person. Bectlon 2. That no person named In section 1 of this ordinance shall tide a a blcyble on any side-walk In the city of Eugene at a greater speed than eight miles an hour In broad daylight or six miles an hour at night Kectlon 8. That any person violat ing this ordinance shall on conviction before the city recorder be fined not less than five nor more than twenty dollars, and shall pay tbe costs of pros ecution, and In default of the payment of such line and costs oball be Im prisoned In tbe city Jail one day for each two dollars of tuch fine and costs. Section 4. That all ordinance or parts of ordinances In conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. A SHELTER FOR BOHEMIA. Hlne Owners May Unite Their Inter ests and Secure a risni Val uable Concentrates Ready for Redaction, 11 K Worley, of Tacoma, who owns tbe Golden Blipper mine In the Bo hemia district, came In from bis mine the other day and went to Portland to meet and confer with Judge Held as to putting tbe ilammersley mine, near Grant's Pass, which has been ao long lu litigation, In operation. Mr Worley says Bohemia is bound to make the largest mining camp on the Pacific coast. lie says he has un der consideration, with other parlies, the purchase of a smelter to be erected near his property at a cost of about fGOOO. There are concentrates enough at tbe Muslo Mine alone to pay ror a smelter, besides those at tbe Noonday and Champion mines. Mr Worley has consulted with owners of other mines with a view to securing their co-oper eratlon, and has met with all the n couragemeut that could be desired. Tile V, S. Supieme Court Declines Take a Hand In toe Matter. to Washington, No? 8. Tbe United B'ates supreme court today affirmed tbe decision of the circuit court of Cali fornia refusing a writ of habeas cor pus to William Henry Theodore Dur rani, under sentence of death for tbe murder.of Miss Blanche Lamont at San Francisco, In April, 1895. The case has attracted attention thtougbout tbe whole United States, and today's decision permits tbe law to take its course with tbe condemned man. Chief Justice Fuller announced tbe court's decision, but made no remarks save to cite a few authorities on which the court based tbe decision. Tbe decision of the Durrant case was In response to tbe motion of Attorney General Fitzgerald to dismiss the case or affirm the decision of tbe court be low. The chief Justice In rendering the opinion of tbe court, Indulged in no comment whatever, merely remark ing that tbe order of tbe circuit court was affirmed on tbe authority of tbe decision of tbe court in previous cases. Aiiorney-uenerai Fitzgerald was present In tbe court room when the opinion was rendered, and said it would Insure Durrani's banging, CITY COUSCIL. Met la Regular Session aud Transacted Routine Business. council met at chambers in tbe olty uamasc evening la regular session Present, Mayor Kuykendall, Council men Day, Horn, Gray, Flsber and Henderson. Minutes of regular meeting of Oct II, and special meetings of Oct 25 and 28 and Nov 1, read and approved, The finance committee rtported fa oi ably on the usual budget of bills, which were allowed and ordered paid. ibe monthly, report of tbe street committee was .read and plsoed file. relillon from F W Or burn et al. to close alley between lots 1 and 2, and 7 and 8 la Dorrls' addition was read and referred to tbe atreet committee, Petition from D W Coolldge et al. for an aro or Incandescent light at rauroaa crossing, Fifth and High stretts, read and referred to committee on fire and water. Tbe usual number of bills were read and referred to finance committee, An ordinance to grant to physicians ana peace omoere tbe privilege of rid nig Dioyoiea on sidewalks with fewer limitations than allowed bicyclists at present. Read seeond time and re. ferred to Judiciary committee: Mr Day, from the committee on fire and water, moved that 10 days further time be granted ror tbe completion of tbe South Eugene extension of the sewer. Adourned. - Commissioners Court. on , Resolutions of Condolence,. Whereas, In his infinite wisdom, the Divine Ruler ot tbe universe has deemed it proper to take from among ua one of our highly respected and most faithful members, and WiifcHKAfl, We bow submissively to the calls of II I in whose omnipotent power Is ever watching over us, In surrendering to Him our cherished member; therefore, be It Resolved, That In the death of our companion, Claire Fayette Bigelow, wo have lost a most active and valua ble member, his wife aud child alov- lug husband and father, tbe communl' ty an honest and unrliiht citizen, aud be It further J Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the ruin utes of tbe Eugene Fire Department, one copy sent to tbe family of the de ceased and one copy be given to tbe dally papers for publication, D E Yoran, Oregon No 1 Jl R Burnett, Cyclone, No 2. I L Si mi-son, Eugene, No 1. E R Davis, II and L, No 1. WILL Hodks, Rescue No 3. Committee. Approved by the board of delegates, November 0, 1807. M 8 HuuiiLK, President. O D Edwards, Secretary. J Kellenbeck deputy sheriff. 1 00 W T Bailey county commissioner 29 80 B F Russell, paupers claimed $13958 allowed 139 28 E O Potter county Judge salary October 08 65 AH Patterson treasurer salary lor October 41 65 C S Hunt superintendent salary for October 60 00 A J Johnson sheriff salary for Uotober loo 65 O L Snott deputy sheriff salary for October 75 00 AC Jennings clerk salary for October lefl 65 FLGlbha deputy clerk salary for October 75 00 S C Dotson ferryman salary for October 38 75 E Bowen ferryman salary for October 20 CO O R Doyle night watch aud Jan itor salary lor October 40 00 D W Coolldge deputy assessor 65 00 D P Burton assessor 78 00 J E Jennings work on assess ment rolls 50 00 L Simons supervisor road dis trict No 27 ;.122 00 Eugene Lean fc 8avlngs Bank rent. 12 00 R W Lyman water hauled for rock crusher 43 75 W 3 Moon rock haulsd for rock crusher 18 6 C F Atkins rock hauled for rock crusher l 25 Arra Johnson picking rook for crusher 7 75 Mack Haskett picking rock for rock crusher l 00 John Klon'i wood for rock crusher ..- n M 2 25 J F Brabham hauling rock for rock crusher 6 00 Frank Wiles work on rock crusher 8 75 B F Flun lumber 23 00 Henry Ream work on rock crusher 26 25 CF Atkins work on rook crush er : 14 85 Hon 8 H Friendly Js home from Portland. L L Woodinansoft of Portland, is in tbe city. ELIrvIn audwlfsof Albany are la the city. Rev J V Wooley went to Cottage Grove today. Tbe Florence mall Is now only a stall-weekly. . Wheat buyers are only offering 65 cents per busbel. Mrs Geo Stausbury was a prsts ger for Junction today. Henry Lany, the Portland d summer, was In Eugene today, Hon II B Miller arrived borne today from a trip to Portland. R R Hayes returned today from a trip to north valley points. IteTl'ltDdverreturosd from Puget Sound points last nighty . l tu "Mrs N OApplegale" arrived " home this morning from Yoncalla. fiSam Parks of Pleasant Hill, returned today from a trip to Polk county. Delos DNeer, of Portland, architect of the new court bouse, Is here inspect ing. Wm ltonsbaw has again erected his cbrysanthomum house tent at bis resi dence. , EW Bartleit baa been appointed register of the land office at La Grande Oregon. Deputy County Treasurer L II Pat terson made Corvsllls a short business trip today. James McClaren has accepted a posi tion aa day barkeeper in tbe Hoffman House saloon. Carpenters are now busy putting on tbe finishing wood work of the new Christian church. Deputy District Attorney L T Har ris went to Salem today to get access to tbe state library. Mr and MrsW W Halnea left on last night's overland for a visit with friends In Douglas county. Mrs Martha Foots and daughters left last night for Medford where they will make tbelr future home. Blllse Taylor and Frank Ware went to Luper station this morning for a dsy's pursuit of canvasbscks and mal lards. Equire Farraw has been appointed on tbe state board of equalization to succeed SD Gibson, deceased, of Polk county. Todsy's Salem Statesman: "Miss Friendly and Mlas Williams, both of the U of O, Eugene, were chapel vis itors last week at Willamette univer sity." IIW B Andrews arrived home today (join a trip to Ohio and Michigan. His sitter, Mrs Mary Miller, of Columbus, Ohio, accompanied him home and will make ber home here in tbe future. Alice Johnson, a former Corvsllls girl said to have an unenviable repu tation, was recently married in St Louis, Mo, to a widower aged 62, with three children, and worth $100,000. It Is reported that W W Moore In tends starting a five column quarto weekly paper to be devoted particular ly to tbe agricultural Interests, and that the first number will appear next week. eiiufTtoiiir4i(iuif. is tbe Man "Hod" Who Did (lie Sbootlng Harrington, Kormurlr of Eugene? Davenport,. Wash., Nov 6. Last night A C McKay and il Harrington who had been drinking, started In a buggy for Wilbur. Oa tbe way they fell Into the company of Muss Doddaud Wesley Summerlln, and the four stopped and took a drink. When they were ready to proceed again, it was suggested tLstihe alia change and Dodd and McKay got Into tbe first buggy, Harrington and Sumsierlin In the tear. As tbe conveyances wtre bowling along the road, Harrington drew a revolver and began shooting One of the shots bit McKsy back of the left ear. McKay was brought to Davenport tbls morning, and died at noon. Harrington Is In Jail, and will beheld to await tbe action of the cor oner's inquest. LATER. Davenport, Wash, Nov 0. The coroner's Jury lo the case ol A C Mc Kay, shot and killed yesterday by H Harrlnvton. while on the road to Wilbur, rendered a verdict simply that the deceased came to his death from a gunshot wound, administered by Harrington. Harrington is held In J salt by tbe sheriff, although no In formation has been lodged against him. . SHUT Ills' HAH TWICE. Cy Hentberly, a Former Resldeut of Lane County, Ikes tbe Work, Colfax, Wsih., No 6. Cy Heath' srly, a farmer, shot Dec Downs twice at close range today, one bullet going through 1.1s left ear, and the other lodgl g In his right arm. Tbe men were standing on Mala street at the time. Had i.ot both bullets struck Downs, some innocent party would undoubtedly have beeu shot, as the street was covered with men, women and children. Tbe men had been quarreling. D wna was beastly drunk, and acused Heatberly of talk' log about blm. Heatberly tried to avoid him and borrowed a revolver. Heatherly was born and reared In Lane county, being a son of tbe old pioneer, James L Heatberly, who I ved on Spencer cieea. THE COUHTY PhOFiTS. By the Work ot tbe Sheriff and Clerk In October And bas Its own Work Done Free Ui.der the free systtm Lane county was out considerable money for pay of tbe clerk and sheriff. Under the saiary law ine county is making a profit. Tbe fees turned into tbe coun ty treasury for October by those ofll clalsamounttd to $1069.27. Tbe county pays each of the ofllclal $180.66 a month and their deputies $75 each, In all (463. A simple subtree lion shows Laos countv Droflted bv the work of those officials for October In the sum of $5S6.?7. And this Is not all tbe saving made under the new law. Under the old law tbe clerk and sheriff would have had 1.H1 uius against -ne county for work per. formed for tbe county lu criminal mat lers, court attendance, tax co lections etc, fur several hundred ilollare, prob- aoij nan as much as collected from private parties. This work Is done for the county without charge. M0X1MV, NOVOJJISitl h S Lakln went to Irving this morn lllg. Ikv T B Furd returned today fr m Monroe. One A O U W assessment for No vein ber. Tbe Ohio legislature Is republican by five majority. Hon H II Gilfry weut to Cottage drove today. It A Booth, of Grant's Pass, spent Sunday In Eugene. B8 KeUay.ofOraw Valley, Oregon, waa In Eugene yesterday. Misses Theresa and Rosalie Friendly have returned from Salem. Mrs J N B Fuller Is quite sick at the family reldeuce on Pearl street. Mrs Msttle I-aDow, hai taken rooms with Mrs Brent, corner Twelfth and Patterson streets. Charles Msybew and family have n.nvml Into 1 he Jerrv Ream residence on Seventh atreet. ABC Dennlston, i t Portland, the popular agent of the Great Nortl ern railway, Is In the city. Mis Wlllism Miller started this morning for Eureka Colo, to visit ber daughter, Mrs William Forrester. Condo:i Globe: Frank Goldson w 111 leave soon for a two months' vlsl: with his relatives In Lane county. Attorneys Geo B Dorris and L Bllyeu went to Salem today to argue a case before tbe supreme court, ti. Wizard Oil trouoe arrived here on the morning local and will play week'a engagement at the Parker. J W Fowler, of Salem, baa taken position .In C Marx's barber shop. He will wove his family here In a week or two. Mrs Wm Miller left hers May for Eureka, Utah, where she will visit relatives fur a time. She went via tbe UPR R. Commissioner Bailey went to Row River tbls afternoon to inspect tbe bridges being built in that section for Lane county, Judge J C Fullertoo, of Roseburg, passed through today enrouteto Cor vsllls, where he will hold circuit court for Bin ton county. Mrs W L Brown, ot Vancouver, Wash, la In the city for a short visit. She aud ber husband contemplate tanking Eugene their houie. Mrs 8 N Wllklns aud Utile son, of Corvallis, who have been visiting al the borne of Attorney and Mrs M O Wllkius, returned home today. Tbe Salem Statesman Is a 12-page on Sunday. The Dally Statesman would be a credit to a city of 75,000. It Is deserving of a larger support than it receives. Union, Or,, Scout, Nov 5th: Thomp Carroll, who is now a resident of Eu gene, Is in tbe city looking after some business Interests. It seem like old times to have him with us again. At tbe meeting of the Classical Club of Willamette University at Sahm, this evening, Prof Frtderlo 8 Dunn opeusa courte of lectures with a read- lug from "The Frogs of Aristophanes.'' Hartiptoii Briis, n E I STOH 1 Call and see us. Can SAVE YOU MONEY..." Just Received . A fine line of CAFES. Prices $20.00. BLANKETS from 65 cts to $7,00. JACKETS and from $4.60 to HAH.PT nil Junction City : Hilling Conp;jj, MANUFACTURERS OF THE "WHITE ROSE" ooo. oKTYOT ire,oo o o f GUARANTEED QUALITY. The most popular flour in leading grocers. the market. Sold by A New York preacher took "An Ideal Courtship" for bla aubject last Sunday evening, taking at his text Genesis xxly&8: "And thev called Rebecca, and said unto her, 'Wilt thou go with this man?' And she said, I will go.' " Courtship was easy in those days. leaterday'sOregonlan: Joo Smith, tbe well known football player, left for Eugene early laat week te coach the footbs.ll team of the Unlvtrslty of Oregon. Tbe university baa lost all of last year'a team except a center and ijurner-oaca, ana wss in oeea ot a good man to brlog out Its new mate rial. Postmaster General Jas A Gary bas Issued tbe following order: For the convenience or tbe publlo the post masters may erect a box at railway stations for the reception of mall mat ter and cancel the stamps on said mat ter at the station, for which aald post master can hereafter claim credit, the same as if letters were cane led at post- office. Tbe WsBhlngton Hop Market. The Puyallup Independent of Nov 6, reports the following transactions by local dealers ibis Week: o namsey & Bon, 103 bales at 14 cents rrom A J Quarry. in si n.ii a ... u roiier, io nates at 13 ceuts from Spooner & Wallaot. Horst-Lacbmund Co, 110 bales at 13 centa from Carl F Muebler. van Harris, (i bales at 12 cents irom a Lane. A U tampbell & Son, 70 bales at 12J cents from P Grau aud T Patten. James Knox, 30 bales at 121 cents irom m Aicvutuen. Tl . T, . . aurstxros, iuu bales at 13 cnts rrom n Brunemau. Local conditions have not chanoari Market Is dull, with rather down ard t.'ndency, and growers are holding u riu mr u ig oer oneri tigs. F O Potter shipped 173 bales of the Spooner & Wallace crop, Alderton, to ionaon inis weeK. These are among iue nrsi nops ne had purchased this season, and he paid 13 cents for them. Dally Ouard Norsisber 9, To California. Mr aud Mm Jobs Iugham, Mr and Mrs J B Chambers and Mrs E F Chspman will leave on tonight's train to spend tbe winter. They will visit at San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and San Diego and may probably go to Mexico before re turning. They expect to' make the trip together. Strkrt Improvement. From the ' monthly report of the street committee pre entedto tbe council Isst evtnlng it Is found that during October 1806 loads of gravel were placed on tbe streets at an average cost of 30 1-6 cents perjoad, and 3.11 loads of crushed rock averaged C8 0-7 cents per load. Mrs U. Bellman's Farewell. . Pall j Ouard, Morsmber. me urder or tbe Eastern Star of this city, tendered a farewell surprise party to Mrs G Bettman last evening at inn ramliy borne, comer Eighth and Charnelton streets. The evening was enlivened by social games and pastimes, and the early hours of the evening proved most delightful. Re Ireshmente were served during tbe evening and were acceptably received. About 85 were In attwdance. Mr and Mrs Bettman and eons will move to Portland next week to make tbelr future home and they go with tbe best wishes of many frlen Js, made during tbelr long residence In Eugene. Woshen Items. Nov 8. '87.- Mrs James Bowman of fiorlna-field. it visiting her parents hsra. Lee Coe Intenda visiting his former home In Naps, Cal, tbls week, to be abesut about two months. D 8 Wilhshu has rented the J T) Matlsck farm her and Is movlns on to tbe same. Tlis Keeney A Cahow flock of tur keys, consisting of soms600 or 800 hav been contracted and rartly dellv- area to u u Wade, now of Eugene. Rev Hamilton Wallace of Creswell. i doing masonry work for U W Dil lard this week. He has slso a Job with B.F Keeney. AW Morse o Cn swell, snent last night at this place. We are told that tbe Skluner famllv of this place, who figured so promi nently iu Justice Miller's court recent ly, have decided to quit dolus businsts togethsr and that Mrs S will return to bar people. The Maccabees of Goshso. Ineieassri their membership by three addition. Saturday evening. CR, Jasper Items. Nov 5, 1897. Out school is proeresslmruicelv nn. j .i . . .... . - uenus sKiurut management of Miss cm ma riatta. Miss Belle Keeney bas returned from a successful term of school at n.i. ureea An en'ertalnment will bo given at this place Thanksgiving. Admission free; supper 15 cents. The proceeds to go towards buying an organ for the school house. Everybody Invited. Miss Belle Keenov p.lulirf,i i,.. rf ,1 CI ibid blithday at the home of her par ois, rriasy eveulng, Oct 20th. About oo guests were present and a very en Joyable time was had by all. Th euing was spent with music and parlor games. Refreshments consist. ing or cake and cocoa wera served. Amon tbe nice presents received by Miss K-eney, was a beautiful gold watch, presenUd by h r parents. . Occasional. Salem Hop Balk. Salem Journal, Nov 8: The Carmlchael hop firm of tnia city bought 95 bales of hops from Breeze Gibson, of Polk county, en Sat urday, paylig 13 cents for the aame, which Is one of tbe best sales to far made. i Ensign aud Mrs J T Smith of the Salvation Army, who have been stationed here for some time left to day, hav 1 1 g been transferred to an other location. Tbey made many friends In Eugene. Messrs O Wand Dewey Hey wood, are lu the city making arrangements for the appearance of the Alba Hey wood company under the auspices of Helmet lodge, Knights of Pythias, at the Parker Nov 29. GeoO Knowles. ihe well known lower Sluslaw politician, snentSundav In Eugene. He left for the Bohemia minis thl i afternoon where he expects i) woric during the greater portion or ttie winter. uainey Aiatbews returned from Fossil, Gilliam county, today, after a month's absence. While there he sold his farm. Gainey reports about ten inches of snow on tne summit of tbe mountains when he crossed Saturday. The Alb my Democrat speaks of uew novice ior aiggtng potatoes which dug f.09 bushels in oue day between 1 A'Alj.iib E.in . , .1 t m. t nuu uiiu u ctocK. The sams machine dug 545 bushels III one dnv. me same machine In four and oue-huir daya dug 4,500 bushels In another place. H Adkius, of Stockton, Cal. a Drom. i.. i i . " iueui wuoiesaie merchant of that city. accompanied by Geo Louigan, of the Stockton fire department, arrived In Eugene today and left Tir the Siuslaw where Mr Adklos has timber Interests onacomblued business and hunting P mey wmoe nere about a week, s i" . UuitD ai nerl.ome In Eugene. , -Vf ft ' u,runi lour, ai 12:30 a m, of neart failure, Mrs Fiorei ce Oliver, Beu vj years and 1 day. ghe .leaves three sons Duke, John and Geor j . j . . .. u lwo uauBoiers. Mrs John Zlm nior .ml ffc- U1 1 m. luicuua. inev urrm all at her bedside nwnt n,,w .... win arrive from bla taurornia ou tbe 4.19 overland tomor row. Mrs Oliver was a member of tt oiary.s episcopal church of this city, and the funersl sei vices will be held In tbe church at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon, under direction of tbe pastor, Dr D E Loverldge. The remains will be in terred In the I O O F cemetery. Will Go TURKS GREEKS. 1 want to say that I am not so much interested in (lis welfire of the Greeks and Turks as I am In the matter of Informing tta people of tbls vicinity that I have added a line of BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ladles and Gents Straw Hats, Hosiery, Thread, Needles and Pins, Notions. Etc, Which are marked at prices that make sales Call and be convincedfthat this Is not idle talk-' i hest market price paid for produce- W.W.CHESSMAP,-Springfield, Oregon. nnrvnu rii.t.i..j.d U-i.M ftlitiimrv. l.itl Of Breil K lioaiUche. WtkiifiiiiivM. lMt Vliulltr, HiiUila iaiuii. evil drvuius, Impotoncr and wanting dlMamesuMir youtkfutrmrsortJieeurt. Contain no ul'lalat. liaaarvtlMl. lutpvi 6i a. paid, vHIha wrtttm tnmrantrt ormimrvrrfmtiUtl. writti"J Kind plain wnipi"''. " trKmT!i I tad blootl bulldrr. UakaathapnleamlpunT.tmniiMM) Ka.IlT cnrrlert In Ypt XK-i-t. 1 pit Imixi tt for S3 . f aacHlrul book, avnlad imam .' (iou,BldbaaratuU,araiMrMieKVKBI.I.Ulit..SuMl.Iialial I Bnanrla I atamMnc. A'arftrttvw tm ron.ilfilffi-n.. for Sals In Kug9DS,0rag.,bf UKNOUlidOM A LYNN, and byOBBUKN A lxii.ANU,Dntwaa TO PaLOL'SH Th Cox.orPalouseCity, Wash, a well to do farmer of that section, haa h.n viiltiug relatives and frieuds lo Lane county for several days. He will leave for his home tooiorrow and will be ao. oompani d by bla pareuts, Uncle Jesse Cos and wife, who will winter Isltlng with lilra snd hla fam ily. C. WOODOOOK. At t o r iicy-ut-Luw. Orrics-One-half block south ol Chrliman's wiuva, KUGKNB, OREGON. UlUA J. WiTCK, H. E. MiEIUT ATTORHEYS-AT-LAW. j i i a Will pmilu . n state. Office in Walton ilock. U(OD of L.L. WHITSON. DENTIST. .k PTl"a pnrehsaed th office and fixtures o ths laid dseeaaed W. V. Henderson, I am now prepared lo do anything lu the Hoe o Dentistry n the sbore said office. Crows and Bridge work s Specialty, (. SR0WN, i resident. B. 0. IMINB. F.W.OSSUM VlcePresident. Cashier THE Hii Loan and Sayings BANK. Ut tUQene. - - flrnnnn sv wsj wsjwiiB MJTOR8 D. k. Peine, J. B. Harris J uarls. a D. Halne, W Brown, J.V J Koblueon, r. W. Osburu. rui up capiiai. : : $50,000. beieral Banking Buslnsss Transac led Inteiaialliwsd oo time dnoaita v u.irciions entrusted to our ean will retire vuipi aiunuon J S.LUCKEYjfc - DEALER IX tV Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelrj.Et REPAIRING TROMPTLY DOS A 11 Work WsrraateS.tl L. W.BROWN, M.D. Phyaloian and Surgeon Offioe and residence- over poetoffi BeS 7 t" a. m.j 12 to 2, 6top.m. FOK TOBBACO, CIGARS, 1 CANDY. GO TO.. Julie 3 (ioldsmitW O. GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS. Hew Designs and New Prices la Foreign and Domestlo Marble and Oranlte, Monuments. Headstones and Cemetery work of all kinds tor 1896. ALL WORK GUARANTEED I Willamette Street, near Posloffloe. Eugene, Or CORNER DRUG STORE. VINCENT WALTON, Props. Successo to V. Hemenway. . . Dsslen In iVnfffi. Msdnos Chemicl , c ... W "TTlwerf Conbs, and a Irug Stindris, 9th and Willamette Su fsgtes.' TERMS STRICTLY CASH Look (.ere Farmefsl Bring jour Hides arid Skins to our tannery. Fo. all No. 1 irreen W l" pay you 4 to 4J Jn'i i a poa ; forVol dry hll JO Ln' ' pound; For No 2 sccordlng quality, 4 to 8 cents. Now don't forget these Price are paid in CASH Th. l...t. T-- Haines Co