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ncisandltest.Contains ncillicr
Opium.MorpliiiiO nor rliucral.
Not Narcotic.
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Worms .Convubions .Fcveri sli
Tit bs and Loss OF SLEI'.
"TacSinule Signature of
NTvW YOIMC.
NO l-Ol TU fit NfltTII
A Foreign Wur AwmplltbM VMihi II
Years of Pee OS Hulled t RflDg
About.
No explat nlory renin r In are
needed for lh following (iiHmtcl)i'H :
Mnniik, Alii. July 4. For the
first timo in 88 years Mobile pah
Holy honored lbs Fourth of July.
She did it uuunimouHly nml with
her whole soul. Tim city wai dl
orated, businesH wn entirely sus
pended, nnd nil the muniel a
ollieers und eivice Hide lies turned
out with bands of muiio, lings nml
a profusion of lircworkH. Tiny
made a tromemlniiH parade. The
parade waH followed by exerc 1 I
Itienvillu Hijuari' where orators mi
our ri-uniud country and our
uruay and iiuvy MN applauded
enthuiiaHticiilly. All joined in ling
ug "America" and ''Tim Slm
Spangled Banner."
ClIATTANuOIIA, Teini, July I
The Fourth of July was celebrated
today with an enthusiasm and
patriot! I fervor novor befjro shown
here. Klahorate exercises were I
helJ at the auditorium, into which
lii.lKJO children ami soldiers ONS I-
i , n .
ed (tarred (.rant was present
and rei.l the Declaration of In,!,-
pendencc licncral i J runt v..-
giyen a great ovation, the. audieii e
cheering for several minute when
, , ,. ,
no iicanu on torn rosiruui.
patriotic, addicts was delivered ly
Colonel (Jovin, of the First Mi.---lasjppi
who was a gallant Ooofed'
erate soldier, a:id who "gloried In
the fact that he now wore the uni
form of a United Status officer."
i
I Abailonoo Hawaii, toai the follow
Atlanta, (Ja, July 4. The na- inK toayof ourtroripsandt hacom
Hm's birthday was celebrate 1 in I'linicnt ill be apprc latsd by all
Atlanta for the drsl time since tin
civil war. The demonstration
precipitated at midnight, when the
lODOUQOement 0( Admiral Samp
son's crushing blow to the Swinish
lleet wai conviycd to the sleeping
city in a general alarm by the lire
department and (he scrt celling of a
score of locomotive whistles,
I
should take !
and silver lire i
The lrei; .niati
notico that wheal
pretty close together again a little I
hard on the farmer, doean't lurtl u MiOd the
silver much and just bvely lor duties of the circuit Judgeship in
gold. The gamble in wheat sent it1 tho deni-Alban y district. He
up for a time above silver ROeJtho nMU ,Xl,,'Ilpnt reputation as a
Oregoitisi w..s so happy itooold jMtoltaVthowWjrtaiitkii hare
hurdly refrain from a daily men-M'd ''is head with snow are
tlonolths phenonienon. Now it ! M(1,.v Kint the prospects ot bia
i silent as the tomb about relative fiH"g (be position with credit to
Wheat and silver values. himself, er satisfaction to the o-
pis,
It is said that (leneral Thomas
I. Knsser is to be made a brigadier
itiMser was the most unreconstruct-
cd rebel of all ol them, Only a feej
yari ago he made an address hi
Virgiuia in which be violently
attacked the reputation ol (iener.il
9 bar Id an,
The other day a S m Francisco girl
kWsed a soldier g dhv with the
remark: "Cud Im- you, stand up t
for California." Between sobs he
i. .. i... " Hfil fr.im (-,..
but I will trv now to stand up for '
both states." He probably
third state in vie.
had a
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
The
Kind
You Have
Always Bought.
CASTORIA
Q1LT BDfil CBBUJ P.
For nati n at war to borrow
200,000,000 ut only 3 per cent in
terest mid sell bond above par is
an unprecedented thiog. There it
no nation in tin world, except
(rent Britain, whose lOIMOll pay
a low a rate us '2J rer cent, that
cm et better terms froiiiitH creditors
than that while there is piace.
British OOnaoll are an indefinite
loan, which odds to their value
when investors lace the problem of
a steadily dei Teasing r iti of in
terest. The United States is really
MOOnd 00 tb6 liat today in respect
to its national credit, for, though it
pays I pet osnt on its latest loan,
this loan now noils tor 111 in the
market, which makes an actual
earning power of '21 per cent.
Tilt; WAR FKVF.lt.
The dons ol the college faoulttss
have caught the war fever. Presi
dent Billot, of Harvard, announces
that a course ol 'instruction in ihe
science of wsr will he added next
yM to the cuirculuni o Harvard
university. T.iis concession on
the partol Harvard toths InflusUOM
wl'"'" onangs our na-
tionul policy 1 1 significant as proof
Lf the J wlh wWoh , ;m.
ta-y Spirit, when given tree reign,
makes headway and modiliei the
(Characteristics f a peaceful s.nd
Industrial and commercial people
which have hitherto been the load
'IS
and
dominating traits of
Americana,
WE THINK so TOO.
1 he lion lulu native paper, the
reader:
'No Oregona, he H00 p w
oolea.
ii.iiii'iv'i n, v Ken iiuina, ue
aia maluna o ka Ausetertlla. ao
ke koena maluna n ke Kulauakau
hale rt Sidaue.
"W'ahi a Kspsna Ktpikona i
hoiks ae i ke u lit t li i nei, he malie
k'.i noana a he pahee ku helena ana
mai nei a keia man oiokualii ekolu
:i..l i mn
a I; ,koke i ka nuku o Manilla, ua
boala ikl ka Austermlia me ka Pe
kia , to lllull knkwokolu."
iMnMMmMMHm
The lied Cross S lcietv is said to
Ih already a tormidable rival of the
Worn m's Emergency Corps. .since
they are doing the same work, why
may thev not am ilcimute and thus
doubls the effecli venes id their
forces?
The
imiiiense lumber raft mat
... t Vst,.rl:i
Fraiic.sc," the
in the latter
nlthof ,
ort Jul' ",lh- II M n t a paying
venture. he losi 2.000.000 ftt ol
the 5,000,000 originally in the raft.
Laoe Comity
DELIBEK.VTK aM) DMJDSTIPfABLE
Jotiii Lifld Shot Dmvii by
Bditoo.
HauJ
1 1 Biavi h u i oia
deli1 eratt! ninnler hi eold liloed
has tie-n eommttted in Laos county
Tlie denl was done dm -lav, June
15, an I while the inlcial luve had
k ni I '!; of tic .it in for aeveral
d-iv-, puhliulty wai not courted, uuti)
the murderer could he cuplund or it
iou',1 lie f und that tie wusaeekliiK to
s asaps
Ou the iiinrnion nf July 4, about 1
o'clock, Coiirliiey (ireen ivaelied Ku
Ijeiie from W illervdle, ve hlliisi I Up
in I h" offlo 1 1 1 and told a tOiry in nub
atanoeaa follows, it was taken bj
DepJty Bbortff Day and Deputy A'.
lorney Uarriii
About He- H.U or 10th of June,
Claud I Iran t' mi, tlieu at Condon,
(iiiiiain county, eame to young Oraen,
who lived a short distance away and
ullered him a chance to cue to the
valley with some horse. (Jreen ac
cepted, and the atari was soon made.
The party lu jluded John I. inn, the
murdered man, Courtney (ireen,
Claud and Clarence lirautoti and their
in ch i. Claud liraiiton took his
mother and went to I-iipiaw Creel;,
tliero awaiting Ihe other three men
who were driving the. horses, ahoul 00
lu number. From this idace Clareiici
came OD with 1114 mother, leaving
Claud to assist lu oriviiiK the. horses
down to the valley.
Clearing the lava lieds the uieii
placed the horses lu a corral al Alder
Hpriugs,where a stop of a day aud a hulf
was m ide to rest the airmals. While
here (ireen says liraiiiou aud Lluu
bad dispute over a settlement that
reached the proiurtioos ol a row.
Knun the conversation tlrien said lie
Inferred that liraiiton had an interest
in the horses besides having aouielhing
due bom LldBi ltruutoii wanted moue..
for all his liiteresl and claims, while
Linn wanted him to take half the
horses and call it a full settlement.
This occurred Wednesday, Juue lo
llriiulou continued lu a very mad
(nunc of mind over ihe row with I. Inn
and on being alone with (Ireen said,
"I'm going to kill that old s of a h
tonight." (ireen unions' rated with
blui, but failed to change the tenor of
Branton'a i, -1 t , - -
About 1U o'clock that uixht, a', the
camp lire, I. ion unrolled ids blankets
to the right, to.vards the road aud laid
down. (Jreen prepared hi i bed on the
opposite side of the tire und attirted to
(urn In, having removed bis bouts.
Noticing that the lire was going down
be pulled on bis boots and went a
shoit distance away aft.-r wood.
When he left liianton wus sitting
against a tree near the tire. While
(ireen was stooping to gather wood
with bis back to the lire, he heard the,
report of a pistol and turning round
saw ltrauon standing over the
old man's body, with the pistol
still pointing at his head, and saw the
blood bunting from the ballet hole,
doing back to the lire (ree i look his
blankets aud started across the load to
iii timber. Bran ton told blm to say
nothing about the matter and that they
would have to dispose of the body,
(ireen refused to liave anything to do
with It and went to the woods across
the road remaining there all tu;:it.
The next morning he got bla horse,
addled it and made ready (o start
liianton then turned the horses out of
the corral aud lulling In behind him
Same down with the bunch. The
horses were rushed lluouli with sin li
a disiegard for speed that when they
reaohed Wm Baaesy'a at the Haydan
bridge only 4-' head were left ihe r, t
having become exhausted and dropped
out. 'the 4'.' head were put in the pas-
tare by Breotoa, who told Benvey his
name was l.ltin. BraUtOU then It It
telling Haayey he would sail again for
l he horses. Uivcn did not tarry but
wsal to .s Bsassd's t WsJterfiUe,
where lie remained until July I b,
when became to Kugeue. This In
substance is ihe statement made to the
officer by Qraom
Mriintou levelled Seavey' June 10
and on Tuaidaj. Jane tl. started baoa
across the mouutalns. He was seeu lu
I'rlnevllle June M ami on July J,
BtOpped at (1 W (iilbert's camp on the
Military wagon road oomlM back to
the valley. July .' he was at John
Shelley's at PSNMMl Hill.
Sherill' Witness and Deputy R M
Pratt left Kugene the evening of July
till a id went to Wallervllle where
Branton'a folks live, but failing to tin.t
bun eame back aud yesterday went to
Pleasant Hill, crosm-d to J,iper and
Wallervllle and back to Camp Creek,
falllup ta) tlnd their man, but keeping
eni sSantlf on hi trail. They rvaolnsl
Kugene ' :n morning after teliig gene
hour without leep. It is learned
that Hrautou rode to Onaheu with a
ull done, arid
spending much
Then the cleaning things
the housewife has time
Till: N. K. l
Chicuo. st Uiuu.
fomlly named Wllllngtoo on July 4,
and left them I lr Kr im I amp. r
aU.'resw. II ih nth :ks leirned thit
man unswei log BraOtOO'a ilescripll hi
raashsd that place after dark and said
h was Komg to luke a enrottteto
Calllornl.
JibO I. mi:, th' mjiderel man
la abiiut 4s y ears of age, and bail lived
laUllllamouanty where he wsswlda'y
know n.
Claud Brauton, tbs murderer is a
Ltii" e hi ity boy, his paiMta .Mr ami
MreJobu Itrautou living at Wulnr
villa If perfect credence eau be iveli the
alatsmsnt mad" b- Oreeo, the crime
Qommlttcd was mot dellberstj and
haortlww. After he made the state
ment be was released on his own te-
engolsanee and returned to Waltervllle
until such time as the olllc rs may
need him. At 7 o'clock last night
Deputy Distrirct Attorney Harris, rtpi.
cial Deputy Sherill Ceo Cro ier and
Coroner W L Cheshire, taking young
(ir. en With thein, left for the scene of
the murder, distant about 71 ui les.
When they return CQON accuiat alate
manla can probably be made.
Many wild stories are being circu
lated legardlng Ih- crime aud it is
with difficulty Ibey OaO be segregated
from the statements made by the
officials and by (Ireen.
One story recites that f 1,1'K) was
taken from the person of I. inn.
Another that the body was covered
with logs and set lire to them entirely
destroying it Of the latter, Ureen
says that the next, morning wheu lie
arenl to get his boras, the ! dy of Linn
had been i isposed ol In what manner
he does not know.
Hrautou had made (ireen promise to
say nothing of the matte., which
injunction he obeyed, until a story of
the crime coming lo the ears of an
uncle of tireen, lie went at once to the
boy and secured a oonfeeelou Iroin him;
(Ireen was then advised to ut OflOJ go
before the officers and recite the facts
which he did, aa before mentioned in
this article.
To liraiiton himself la due the matter
of letting tl al out of the bug. He
told of the murder to Walter .Millicun
aud others
Bastsro Oregon men lo the valley
during the paal week, learning that
itrautou wus tillering to sell horses for
$40 a span, remarked very significant-
ly "If he is M-lling horses for that
price he never raised or bought them,"
ami added thai something would
be heard from it. They well
knew that range horaea were selling
much higher.
sherill Withers left again this morn
ing lor Pleasant Hill and Oreaerell to
gather further evidence In the affair,
Young (ireen is known by a number
in this vicinity. He formerly lived at
Ord, Nebraska, and is a former school
mate of Fred Fisk, B waaalae known
in Nebraska by tba Reams boys.
AKBBaTrOM in II it I ii.
Mscaipnow,
Ci.avhk Hi. anion: Age about "I
years; height i.heaiio f.et S inches;
weight 180 pounds; black ooeraa hair;
eyes dark; even while teeth; smooth
shaved; wore dark suit, frock coat,
black Fedora bat; wore No s shoes;
aquara built; foil cheated; smiles ami
luughs whirs talking. Will likely tell
about bringing drove of horses trom
Baa ten Oregon to Willamette Valley.
He murdered John Linn mar Alder
Springs, on Hie UeKenaic w agon road,
on the ukh: of June lo, ls'.is. When
last seen, was wailing for the sou .
bound overland California Bspnea t
Creswoll, Lane snooty, Oregon, Hun-
day night. July S, 1888. All officers
are requested to closely watch recruit
ing stations, as itrautou declared his
Intention of enlisting in (he army. I
bold warrant, Arrest ami wire me.
All in formation thankfully ue ived.
W W rVlTHIBS
Hicritt of Lane Coii'ity, Or.
Bugene. Oregon, July t'. lSilti.
Ni Knot Hi jer
Junction ( i,y Times: ' Henry Hu-h-liell
and C yde Mahon have e, mpleted
arrangements Ibr bvlldlng nos of ihe
lab il ii i moal Improved dryere In the
valley w be similar to the l!el
steain system alul will have a capo itv
ol I I u-lii Is of piuiies on u J4 hou
run and double that ameuat f.-r app'es,'
It win require a H horse boiler andt
(-bore engine to iuii ihe fans. The
'verwill have 440 irays and the fruit
II lie drietl by the steam pnciea.
Five thousand feetof j Inch pipe will
be necessary to furnish the mpund
awonu: ot hrat
The building w 1.1 I e
h. fiiriii.l,..! ... 1. - 1
30 x litiai.d will
saodern laapreveaneata foe the perfect
lid speed. creoff.uif
i"es geiuLiuen pure .ased I'm ;
Ml'KlMv'i. .Ton iM-ar M,o,r.. I.
....
irem.
Things
i. ..r r.lMnt work. The Ml to have cleaning
to get through it (luickly without
strength, is lo use
Washing
Powder.
are laid aside early in the day, and
lor more jjicusuui uiiug.
AIRHANIt COMPANY
! York. uoion.
TUESDAY JULY
QKAMTSD Dii'i-oMAH-Among lhoe
who have J tut received diplomas fiom
the state board of education are the
following Lane county ieon!e: Dora
Laird, PantttS -Milliean. Philip Mulkey
Olivia Soreuson, Nora Veatch, LSBtSSl
Lewis; oniverslty grBduutes Lillian
Ackerman, Agnes Adams, Lewis Al
derman, Alfred Cleveland Koselta
Eastland, Balm Maun, Herbert Mureb,
O 1 Overton. Cora J'a'.tee, li Ii Blch
nrda, W H stalker, Florence Watktna,
Frank P White. Sadie BaUm, Theresa
Friendly, Julia A Hill, Madison Har
ris, Henrietta Lauer, lilauch Tuylm,
Sibl Thurston.
(ii.oKY Tickkts The county cleik
has issued the following marriage li
censes since our last report Lincoln
Overton .'10 years and Miss Carrie
lin ss :l years; T O .Maxwell o4 and M
J Harkins V, Thomas li Mullio'.lund
.17 and Myrtle J Painter IS; H F liuck
nu in and M A Tyler.
Amu.k Dihiajcatkii Cutting Calef
, b rduy while running down u batik
on the McKeuzie river, by some means
dislocated his right iinkle. Dr Kuy
keiitlall i educed the dislocation.
Aim Bkokk.n Walter Combs, son
of Mr and MrsC D Combs, of this city
w Im had been visiting at Salem, had
the misfortune to bleak his left arm
Humlav while playing.
Bdk.n Momluy, July 4, 1S!W. to Mr
and Mis Harley Miller, a daugtiter.
Coium'ssioiiers Court.
A E Whet I. r J P, State VI li e
Butler 8 05
A B Wheeler J P, Stale v A P
Dondray 9 60
Sidney Scott constable Htate ve
A PCoudray 11 10
Sidney Scott caustable State vs
Boss Huller 7 4u
Sidney Scott constable State s
Shaw A llerry 4 50
J H Lampion, jur.'r State ys
Butler
S B Williams hirer Stule vs
Butler
B "igler juror Stute vs liutler...
1 (10
Martin Foster juror Stute VI Dul
ler S F Kerns juror Btala vs liutler
Wm Gardner Juror state vs liut
ler 1 00
George Ciouer witntss State vs
Butler 1 00
J S Stilts witne.-s State vs liutler 1 0(1
Ethel Mummy witness state vs
Duller i go
J W Sinclair wltnes State vs
Dondray 5 r)0
Leonard Brooks witness State
vs Con dray 550
Alfretl Brooks witness State vs
Condray -j
Mrs A P Condrav witness Slat,.
vs Condray 550
H M Bluck witness State vs 'on-
dray
L Reynolds wltneaa state vs
Condray
J M RhSUb deputy sherill Sta e
ys Shaw A Berry
Mike Bamltro deputy sherill,
State vs Shaw A Iterry
J 11 Miller, constable f. 'I'M I . t 1 ,
I Ml
1 70
1 l0
1 00
Inscne, Claimed flSOO allowed -. so
JTCalllaou commissioner 4:i js
W T liailey commissioner 40 00
BP Chapman reeief 8 F Hauovan
indigent soldier's widow I5,000tlnuad,
L II Patterson clerical assistance to
county treasurer IS, continued.
C W Diehard sutiervisor load tlls
ttict jltt;ooiitluued.
Alley A Sumner- bihlge at Na
,,ro 3(l 00
B F Chapman relitf 8 F Hauo
van ludlgeut soldier's widow
allowed 5 , q
A .1 Mack resigned a- road MpervlaOf
of district No;:, and J Y (.ilwoii mu
appointed to tin tba vacancy,
H HElliegwood resigned i.h super
Visor of road district No on a count
of p .or health. C AWbtlaellonunlnl.
ed 10 tin n,e vaeaaey,
Willamette Beal'Estate Co asked
that oum half of delinquent tax penalty
! remitted; grained.
Soft's Neiverine Pilis
1 (rr;at
rmd lor
ncrvct j prx
t a t io n irvi
all nervous
diseases ol the
generative or
nu .ni. ANn Ai-rka Psino
; gchaa Nervous Pratration. Fi'ilirw
.anhej. In-oi-t.-n-.- v ..1..1. .
pins c: either
. Ymrtkhti jTit' 'Xu'
',! mT T?n' Mul Worry, lX-
Vu.J.mJ''?'
fJ.'J'JX by nu:!! box 1 J c si ,
hiU I I 5 CHtMIUl T.1 Bri..7. ru Ti
.., ni, wsriuj. unm
Junction City : Milling Compat
"WHITE ROSE'
o -FLOUR.
GUARANTEED
1 - ji - aa
li'a'tiiti; gruuci si.
r-- LT szr-r a I " Pa l r
NEW CARPETS
New Art Synares.
New Stock of Shades
New Sewing Machines.
New Sweepers.
All at new prices at
Day & Henderson's
sssjsMajMsjsjjMsmsjraaaansasjiJoai set-wenaewajs
tm tar. IthftlMl. ft 14 1.
turna'u in i.it"in,,in , ,tuj ti 1 . 1 1 itui 11.1 , mi, Drsyj!
LARD OFFICE CHAH8K&
Compllmenti For R M ?esteh, Retlr
iug Idxisier.
The Roeetmrg Beview of June 2
say.-: "Hon J T Bridges took his po-i-
tlonaa register of the U s land iillee
lu this city, Fiiduy, July tat, Hon It
M Veatoh retiring. Mr Bildgea is so
well known to Ihe people of thia coun
t v, having twice represented them lu
the legislature, thai no words o intro
duction ure necessary.
Mr Veatch has eived several
montl I more than the fi.ur jeais for
which he was appointed, and upon
his retirement it is the universal ginti
nient that the position bus never been
tilled by u more hones', callable and
Obliging Offlolal. He will hereafter
make his bon e at Collage tirove,
where he recenlly Completed u Hue
resdencs, MrThaokmh will utuin his
position aa clerk In tha land office for
the present Mr J Ii Booth, the new
receiver, will probally not take his
position until about the 10th lust, his
iiwiueaa aflalra requiring his personal
attention for leveraldayayet. '
Keeeberg liar Untnpllmenta
Roaeburg Review July "This
afternoon when Jiiil- .1 C Fill ertoU
called court to order hv wus .'ileitsaiitly
aurpriaed by being ptetenUd with a
beautiful ail ver water pltchir as a to
ken of the high esttem In which he Is
held by the members t f tl e Roaeburg
bar and the officers of the court. Hou
Geo M Brown made th" prcsentu iou
speech and lu an eloquent manner re
viewsd the six years which Mr Fuller
ton has U-en on the bench, and bow,
by bis just and impartial decisions he
had won ihelastiiiK eide.-iu of not only
the members of the bar but of the clti
zns of Ida district. The judge re
sp inded in a pleasing manner, alnoere
l.v lhankltig his friends for their ex-
pression of good will "
I Worn Out?
'17
S Do you come to the dose of I
theday thoroughly exhausted? a F
i uoes this continue day after
I day, portly week after week?
Perhaps you are even too ex
1 naustcd to sleep. Then Eome- 1
,J thing is wrong. All
things indicate that you
I ffcring from nervous
re
l-'.ustion. Your
i
dj
5
I
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nervr- -
feeding and your blood
riching.
Scott's Emulsioii
J- f Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo-
r...ulu U4 inline cr.a Ovcj,
containc iocf if.. - .
W 'ut, ICIIlCJlta 10 I
5 meet these wants. The cod- t
I liver oil gives the needed 1
n strmo-th. e
J "ds the ""VCS, and the hy- J
n.l..l.!t .... . I
S ii"ysa give mem tone I
I and vieor. Be sure vmi ct I
S SCOTPS EmahW '
I
aaruMUUi jocndl..
d cmtt n,,,u. .
1 s ounnc, umlti, Nw York.
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display of Books and Stationery
Ever brought to Kugene.
Entire stock just received
direct from Chicago.
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