HE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD.
imiUim COR TUE lIMnillTIlI IPIIIMUTIC WHIPiM, HI TO mi u nuwmm. ht tbksvuat w oh how
KUGENL, OR., SATURDAY, MARCH 11. I89
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icKLY EUGENE GUARD.
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Eut,i,l,l Willamette street, 13-
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JuMfMim known tin nimlication
rtUTH In TllK tiUAKl),
j Oregon.
IIYKKY.
CALEB IN
' .: . Chains, Jew
I:
lainf r iitptly done.
FBBnWM, M. D.
HYS1CIAN ami 8URQBON.
.'"tain, in ClirwTinti block.
Irv 9 le Ham: 12 to 8, 6 to 0 p m.
WOODCOCK,
AtTQBBH Y ATLAW.
I-Ooe half block south of Chrisnian
r i m , Obecon.
t J "ALTON N K MAIIKI.IT
ALTON' t MAIIKLF.Y,
ATTOllN KVS-AT-LAW
tit in all the courts of tlio state.
-It Walt .n block.
ElUESg, Obeoow.
fcWHrreoN,
1'KNTIST.
puduwed the office and fixtures of
! lewas. il W V Henderson, I am
f Wared t.i da anything in the line of
pUryin the almve said office.
snun bridge, work a specialty.
AXITE AM MARBLE WORKS
''-'' ri in Foreign an.l
uc Mamie and tlraiilte, HOOD mtnt
an.l e eiuctery work of all kinds
Rskathkium: i. schi.eef, m d
if of Women and Children
Ni and Electricity.
-Shelton Bloclr, o-.po.iu Guard offioe
-FIRST
ATlOHAfc BANK
Of Eugene.
d "P Gash Capital, $150,000
P and Profits, $50,000
Euflene, Oreoon.
EltAI. lUNKIXG R'JSINESS
rv r-,naWe terms. Sight
l0". ' "aneisco and Port-V-
Of .,.,..
KhZr-- "n foreign couutriea.
GT!?iV(''1 ubjettto check orJertifi
L . la m fl ratetvt
SIUSLAW LUCKY.
It Gets $30,000 to Improve (be
Mouth.
H(U1 I BV WOIIH
The government engineers say of
the Siu-law:
"Tne amount txended lo June 80,
1S97, f9o.327.37, molted In the con
struction of the uorth jetty rec ivlug
wharf, the construction of a railway
trestle approach :1029 feet long, from
the receiving wharf to the root of the
north Jetty, and the construction of
4S:t feet of the north jetty.
"The expenditures during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1898, resulted, In
extending the north jetty for a distance
of 428 feet, giving It a total length of
111 feet.
"Nothing has been done toward the
construction of the south jetty, the
project providing that the uorth jetty
shall tie constructed tlrst.
"The depth on the bar has not been
materially Increased since the con.
struotion of the uoith jetty was begun,
and no permanent improvement In
that respect U anticipated In advance
of the further extension of the nortli
Jetty.
"Tha maximum draft that may be
carried June 3J, 1898, at tneati low tide
over the shoalest part of the locality
uuder improvement is 7J feet.
AinouuUestimated) required
for completion of existing
project ....ffi78,000 00
Amount that can be profita
bly expended in fiscal year
ending June 30, 1900 30,000 00
PASSED.
As the bill passed Hluslaw was
awarded Mm amount last asked for.
NEW LOT OF iMPaovrn
'sie'" Cameras
T1- We recom mend the m .
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EUGENE
Loan$avingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon1)
CAPITAL opaiddf) $50,000
w E BROWn President.
B. 0 PAINE. Vice PreHotnt.
F. W, OSHUKN. Cashier.
W. W. BROWN, Asst Cnhler.
DIRECTORS.
FWOSBURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN
D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS
W.W BROWN,
.1 .. n. nil HnnktiiK BUlMM
TraiiNiuK'il Favorable Term
Drafts Issued on the principal cities of the
Pnlted state: also exrhaiige tumishud avail
aMelnall for.lrtn countrlea.
Interunt r"l on time depoalta. w-m.
rire-prcof Tault for the itormge of valuable
TuStlMnai receive our prompt attention.
,per'or Fotografs
LAKE COUNTY BANK
. it 1. 1 . .1 in i,s '
t-OF-
EUGENE, OREGON.
A General Bankinolbusiness in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, President-
A. i. HOVKY Jb.. Aast Caller
CIRCflIT COURT
Graod Jui) Selwted-Bailiff Appointed
to Serve, Etc.
ic nATTKKtt.
Daily Guard March 6
A legular term of the circuit oourt of
Lane county, Oregon, convened at the
court house this forenoon at 9 o'clock.
l'r.sent, Judge J W Hamilton, of
Roseburg, District Attorney Oeo M
Brawn, of Rotaborgi herift v W
Withers, of Thur ton and C'ouuty
t.'lerk Lie, of Junction City.
The list of jurors was called and the
only member absent was Fred Wright,
who bad btea flouted. The namea
Ol Ibeat per ous were published in llie
(il'AKD some time siuce John li
Waal and J J Winn ere excu-eil for
HUe. Ihe Mielifl then hiiuimoni il
the following ailditionul jurymen: J J
Kl wood and J K Adkius. The grand
jury wan ihen ilruwu cousisflng of J K
runner, K I Mills, Alex Lewis, A J
Zumwalt, Wm Duryee, J W Patrieli.
li Taylor.
The court appointed Mr Z imwalt as
foreman ol the jury.
Judge Hamilton read the sta utts
required by law to the grand jury, and
alto gaVt tbe bodj tome excellent ad
vice, telling (hem to be very careful
in makii g indietmetits.
Balllfit appointed: For grand jury,
W H Andrews; for court, J W Baker
and H V Harshberger.
m AlbcH KotttnaaB Joaa Kottttataa)
to recover iiioiK j-. Set for Monday iuorumi;,
Mar.h lith. The following jury wan taken in
the ciwe Momlay nil, mint;: P T I '.irter, .1 I!
lnne,V MeVariaad, 3 T Bowfaad, P N
Shelley, Philo Wilcox, IC K Henderson, H B
Allinliam, A J llarh w, ' . i , I'ourt-
wriuht, I K Peters, (ieorge Morris.
The jury went out about liSO o'clock Mmi
day ami in a hurt time brought in a verdi. t
in favor of plaintill in the mini of $'.ii.H3.
It The Vulcan lion Works v The Siun
law liiver Lumber t'o; Sale continued.
16 In ro i i.w;. tit of W S bee, insolvent;
assignment in l.auktuptcy . t'ontinued,
18 North American Trust Co v Adam
Iticl.ey ct al; confirmation. Sale confirmed,
''." Ida PlynaU v Henry G Ply mate;
livorce I icfendant withdrew answer.
ii James B Keeney vs L and ,) B Rich'
anlson; conHrniation. Sale conlirmed.
' First Xntional Bank of Eugene va (Jeo
M Miller; contirmation. Sale confirmed.
! Tin Investors Mortgage Security t'o vs
I! Simile et al; contirmation. Sale confirmed.
31 J R Ellison vs J T and Ann E Row-
land; confirmation. Sale continued.
V.1 SH Friendly vs Maggie Johcson etal;
to ipiict property. Default,
18 B 1 Horner vs ,1 B Coleman: to re
cover money, net tor trial tor .Mommy. 'r-
ler lor inspection of note forming basis of
plaintiff's complaint, The plaintiff moved for
judgment and was granted u voluntary non
suit
48 Isaac Carson vs E H and Surah I.Aiier,
ailmr's of Chas I.auer estatt; to recover
money.
The following jury was taken in the case
Monday afternoon: E H Payne, Bruno Vitus.
E P Coleman, Lincoln Taylor, O M ahow,
loo Duncan, 0 W 'Thomson, ,1 ,f Elwood,
Wm Campbell, Ceorge Morris, II E Alllug-
ham, P 'T I arter. On trial.
)3 J 1 Matlock vs Smith and Mclutyre;
motioii to set aside judgment against gar-ni-hee;
allowed
M BQUdnel vs II Q fMcKinley; motion.
Order allowed plaintiff for sale of attached
property, Motion to rescind order for sale of
attached property. Motion of defeudant
allowed
01 SH Friendly vs K l Kelsay and wife;
foreclosure. Judgment for ?J'i.'-'-"i with interest
10 Jier cent, L'." attorney fees and order for
sale of mortgaged premises
7H Ernest Knoop vs J li Poindexter; to
recover money. Default, .ludgmeni ior ?.-u .-
K'.l with interest at 10 per cent
00 Mrs A ( ' Aldrich and J M Horn vs C
F Croner and wife; foreclosure. Decree Judg
ment for $510 with iuterest, ?," attorney fees
and order of sale of mortgaged premises
47 Samuel I) Holt vs S P and M k ' Wil
son; foreclosure. Decree. Judgment agains
Icfendant S P Wilson fartVaS with K per cent
interest, ?7iO attorneys fees and for sale ot
mortgaged property
10 .1 DIMatlock vs Smith A Mclntire;
motion. Motion overruled
B C Vtatth Vt JtaMI I 'Thorp rt ll;
foreclosure. Default. JuJgweat ItrMlDW
with intero from A.Ao at W (i utat ;-.i
aoHUU, Hg Mtonirt- btl sm4 "er f .r Jc est
mortgaged properly.
M J P Cirriu n .lames 'Thorp 1 1 kl
foreclonure. JnigBltat for IBU.K with in
tcrest at til .r cent and IWattnrtlJf flu,
and order for sale , f mortgaged pr.'.rt) ;
7-' Perinah Foglo vs Millard Faciei ,li
vorce. Default.
71 Rebecca T King va E 0 King;. In, tea
Default
THB MU1BOB coLO.W.
An lnterettlng Iatervien Wltfe Br i
t' llogu.-, One of the Promofir-
uSIIPICIED TOEK
Suit uiistl J li
ltd I'laiiiliir Arreted.
t i tun. I II . si I MS I t INK r.
Daily ouard, Malta I
Cure No IK. on the docket of the
Lane counts circuit court renebeit all
Unexpected (urn on living culled tins
morning, Tbt oaee la oua wberaln i .
D Horner sues J It Coleman on a note
Dally Ouard, March 7
A l 1 o'clock th s afternoon I he grand
jury In the circuit court returned the
following It d c ments:
07 State of Oregon vi John II Hay and
an Kidwell; larceny in a store. A true hill.
Stato of Oregon vs John 11 Hay and
Ivan KidtttU) larceny in a store. A true bill.
lol State of Oregon v John II Hay and
Ivau Kidwell; larceny in a store. A true bill.
Theae men are the ones who stole
odi from the stores of K H Ingham,
B Dunn and J B McClung.
'.17 State of Oregon vs Claude McIIargue;
forgery. A true hill.
100 State of Oregon vi iau.le .Mcnergue,
irgery. A true hill
McHanrue is Indicted twice for past
ing a check on Berkholder 4 Hernen-
way signed by "A K Patterson, rini,
National Hank of Eugene for the sum
149.80.
James P Shield et al vi B N Shields
al; rejrt of referee. Motion Lied to con-
tinn retsrt.
,-J Darwin Bristow vs the liaruorn Jun
to recover money. Stipulation hied.
Igment rendrel there n.
et 1
ing
Jud
Dallv OatrSi Ma'eh 7
Today's Albany Herald; "A Heruld
reporter called 1 11 Mr C C Hogoa eats
terday to sscertnin the facts in regard ot votHill, purported by plaintill to
to his nMnberabl In tbla colony, Mr ',mvo ''i"-11 laaaatl toA'loi Bdmnndaon
Hogue said he was Interested In every. b' defendant, from whom it was
tblug which would build up this part00un' ,y illli"till. Coleman olalmi
of the valley, but did not expect to ""' ""u" ,s " f"rK, r'. Tre and simple.
give up his business interests in mid
Dear Albany. He said the colony It!
at yet lu the fuiure-that tbe land
and other property in and near Mun-
rue hud been secured on a favorable
option and that Bl soon u n,, porated
the work of organizing would proceed.
"It was not tbe intention of the
promoter, Bat Mr Wallaoe, to boon
the colony in any way- as both he
and others Interested preferred that
the growth should be healthy rnlhei
than rapid.
"1 he colony is not to be Chrislian
Baentlat, but the obnroh organisation
It a branch of the People's United
chinch founded in Spokane by Be Dr
Moloturff,
' Mr Hoouo spoke nopeful of the pros
peel of 1 he colony, Mylng that Walls
tbere had been many failure, in such
experiments th, re hud al-o been nu
merous ,h culed success. He claimed
that tbe proportion of failures has uot
been greater in these colonies than in
ordinary busluets enterprises, and Unit
after a colony has passed tbe third year
successfully its prosperity is usually
assured It Is not necissuiv to be a
member of the obureb to beooms a
member of the colony. "
KlPLING'i BOttBOW .
tllrte-t Daughter of Kudvui d Kiplinir
liied of Pneumonia.
Nkw YOBK, March 6. Josephine
Kipling, (lie 0 year-old daughte: of
Kudyard Kipling, uud the oldest of
his three children, died this morning
from pneumonia. The Improvement
of Kipling's condition contiuuet.
Hi p Clop for 1899.
Hopbuyers a'e now offering al North
Yakima to contract the '99 crop at
11 ceuts, wblob Is the best price oflered
for years this early in the I -Several
contracts for hops of next
season's crop have been closed at
Tacoiua for 9 c nts. Herman Kluber,
representing Willi m UT.Imau A Co,
of Han Francisco, his closed agree-j had evidently
ments with H Spooner, of Alderton, the forgery.
for 12,000 pounds; with Joseph A Wal
lace, of Alderton, for 4,000 pound', and
with M H .Smith, of McMillan, for
0,000 pounds.
I nder the terms the firm makes the
usual advances for spraying, pickup
and securing (he crop.
Our advice to growers is: 'Don't
contract your hops."
Compliment from Abroad.
Baker city Daily Republican:
Bran ton, who murdered bU victim
while sleeping, must pay the penalty
of his crime by hanging at Eugene,
Oregon. We have kept the public here
Informed of the proceedings of tbla Im
portant murder case, copying from Iht
Kugeuu QrjAJtD, which has alwayi
furnished reliable information. Now
the conclusion of this case will end
when an account of the bunging Is
given."
Ueef is now retailing In Portland at
8 to 18 cents; mutton, 6 to 15 cent- ami
pork 8 to 12 cents. Obolci cuts or
beef may go to 20 cents a pound in
April, but the general prices will prob
ably remain the same as now.
- -s
Albany Democrat: "Re 1 A 1Ib1b
and Miss Edna I-cur a'- reoorteu to
have eloped Haturdny. The latter left
a note to this effect.''
' The slight cough may
soon become deep-seated and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your family I
Scott's Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hypophos
phites. These are the best
remedies for a cough.
Scott's Emulsion has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until pa-t hope. It
warms, soothes, strengthens
and invigorates.
mnA f MA Sll rlrJCEiAtS.
SCWT UGW.Nt, LUbuu, M Ywk.
Judge W S lluttord, attorney fof
Horner, this morning Hied a motion to
dismiss Hie case, whereupon Plaintiff
Horner, and Ceo Weber of this oily,
Whom II la supposed is mixed up in
the affair, lelt the court room Horner
left an order with Eli Bangs for a team
to meet li i in ( the corner of Seventh
and Olive streets, I lit fealinglo wait
for it left tho cily afisd, and Weber
started, but waaoveilakeii near Hud-
dleaton'i and brought bank by Bharifl
Withers.
The officers, who had possession of
the note v surdity, concluded it was a
forgeiy and were prepared lo act.
Bench warrants were at once issued
for Horner and Weber, ami Judge
Hull. ml was detained, being stopped
at the 8 P depot, awaiting the arrival
of (he 10:60 local, Constable 1 Iceman
and Chief of Police Stiles left In pHr
suit of Horner, finding him at Irving,
6 miles below town and returned at i
P in.
The note which Is the cause of the
trouble was Issued bearing date of
Jan 5, IS9'.', is nihdo payable to "Alice
EdmundSOU," and signed by "J H
Coleman." Tbe amount of tbe note is
S-VrOO, and in August 18, 1884, beurs a
creditor $100. The note is transferred
to Eli Horner, who claims ho pur
chased il from Alice E Imundsou.
Younir W elier, who Is a resldeut of
this city, and a barber by profession,
s hen arretted demanded an exami
nation and the same was set for 4
o'clock this afternoon. He was nut
confined in the meantime, but was
placed in the custody ol Deputy Hherifl'
Howard Mulkey.
AlX't'SRl) Of KOHIIKRV.
Information In (he justice court, on
which both Horner and Weber are to
be examined, aoooete them f forging
the note.
on found.
Marshal Htilet In company with
Deputy Attorney L T Harris searched
Horner and found concealed in his left
sock the note, also u receipt bearing
the signature of J II Coleman which
been used as copy for
Horner claimed the
note was not in his possession, but
ufter It was found congratulated Mur-
ibal Btlles on beluga thorough offloar,
Weber claims to have owned a half
interest iu the note, having gone lu
with Horner to buy it.
The olllcials have for some time been
working on the case and were virtually
prepared fur the sudden termination of
of tbe case as it occurred this morning,
yet did not anticipate it coming so
oon. The fortunate capture of Horner
mid his attempted escape, however
only adds to the theory of the olllcials,
win deserve credit for the work done.
1 uguiwent presented, Justice Winter.
' atvsVr twMsfd an order binding defend
aam uvvr in await act Ion on tin n oast
i.ytSv grand Jury, now In aiatlOO,
1 Thv bond of Homer was phitYil at
91Me and i Weber al 1000, Being
uaablt to assure bondi th- difeudanis
remained lu the Bounty j ii iai night,
Little u know ii of Horner by people
living In Eugene. Horner reshled In
Corvallls at one (line, bui has iimite
Portland his home for two or three
years. He la a painter by trade
Weber moved to BsgeUt from Cor-
vullis last ye,r ami is n partner of
Andy Taylor lntbe baib ring bQalMM
His wife, to Whom he has boon mar
ricd about two yeais, is nil .tunable
young woman end very popular In
social circles. Deep s in 1 1 a( 1 1 v Is ex
pressed tor her in the present nnlbtttH
liuto condition in which she Is pleOtd.
The gonriH' UalOBJ
Albany DamoOfttl Dr McluiurlT, of
Bpokane, and Bev Wallace, of June
tlon, at '.lie head of tbe big colony lie
lug established at Monroe. BentOU
county, are In the city In Ihe Interest
ot the colony or federal ion of Christian
Scientists. Tliey have already iLaile
such a start that it ma. be known (hat
business is meant, having purchased
8,000 acrvt of land, Including most of
Monroe with Us business houses, and
intend to add several more I liousand
acres lu the vicinity. The colony will
be bnllt np Iram ail over die United
Stales iiml It Is expected lo Inivc a
population then Of seversl thousand,
ro belong on ) must pass (he required
examination physically and must be
right morally though no religious (est
is exacted.
'The sale ol' liquor will not tic allowed,
nor (he use of tobacco, though those
already addicted to tbe habit may u-o
It In private. Enough have already
gone l.itn the matter to Indicate (lit
success of the enterprise.
'This afternoon article's were being
drawn In this city for the Incorpora
tion of the colony under the namo of
the PMefatlon Ho 1 of the People's
United church Under It the oompani
will be authorised among other things
to build a railroad between Corvalllt
and Eugene. Among those Interested
are C C Hogue of (his city, Wallis
Nash of lien ton county and James
Steel ol Portland.
SCHPOL IIITMG
llrpoi ts of iuDdtl Mm anl
itta.
Btheel 'I hi, i. In i.onil oiiuiiii.o
Dally (iusnl March 7
The annual meeting of the board of
rJIrwtora of ashool district No 4, waa
held ,t die court bones last evening.
The genorrl statistical report, published
lielow, hows the illstrct to Ih In excel
lent condition:
IIBSKKAI. HIATIbTlia.
NeatneatbtteeeB t ami Mfteit. aurieMl,
li'iuaiestat 1 35
Ht pnpOt earallarl bttweea lamijoyears,
male in, aaaalta an tit
Ht pnpUt IBielal ttadtt I years, malesiv,
females tl i.n
Nit gain over last fear lot
tTlrtat dally tiitafltnit during year,
mates H'.i, females :,.' t7t
No teachers employed, males I, leiuales It IS
No Itatatfa aaMtai diplomas, males 1,
leinaleat a
No leachei. Imldltig slate illplumas males 1,
females t y
No leachers holding stale certiorate, males
I . I,' males -' t
No persons between I ami .0 years not al-
lending ttaaal m
No pupils enrolled to tftTttt selusjls and
t'nlversliy ,.. ft
Ksiiuiansi valseel aeattttM grounds ir.mxi ou
K.iioiated vslue ol school luiultnrv . U,tM) IM
Ksiimatrd value of apparatus hi) 00
Insurance, Central Jlum, deary l ew '.,000 no
Averate paid male teachers per Month ;i7 :!
" " female " ' " . , i.il 7t
No wills taxes levied during year.... 1
nsivcui. 1 1 I rlMKNT.
Hecelpls:-
Ainouiilol funds on atad March I,
IWS t SI7 HI
Aiuniuit recclrest on lax during year. .1,11.1 M
" " from county (uud ... ifiU 14
f " ' stale fund 1,41 II
" by rate bills
" " loans and reut school
lot 2.I.0S :e
Tho Forgery Case-
Daily Qaaid lurch 7
owing to tho suddenness with
which the Coleman case was sprung
on the public, it has utlructed more
than the ordinary amount ol attention
Humors and counter rumors are iu
circulation in muiiy forms, but the
cold facts as presented at the rellm-
inary examination before Justice
Wlntirmi lersulllce for the present.
The defendants, E D Horner and
(ieo Weber, were jointly charged with
forgery in the complaint. A few errors
iu yesterday's OcAiin made by mis
information should lie corrected.
Attorneys J M Williams and L L
Htevens appeared for the defendants,
uud Deputy Attorney L T Hurris ap
lieared for the state, assisted by L
liilyeuaud E BBklpWOTtb, attorneys
for J H Coleman. It should have
been stated further that credit It due
SherilT Withers for capturing Weber
whom he found near Huddleston's
place ou West Eighth street.
During die examination expert Us
llniouy was presented by M 8 Wallis
and 0 L Scott, tending to show that
the note purporting to have been issued
by J 11 Coleman to Alice Edmuuson
and transferred to I D Horner was a
forged instrument; that it was written,
signed and transferred In the hand
writing of said E D Horner: that the,
Indorsement of 1 100 ou the back of the
nole wat written by defendant Oto
Weber.
Corroborative evideni-e of a fixed In
tent to commit orloie by defendants
wat found In a letur written by Defen
dant Weber to Defendant Horner
"ancloting samples for CVIeman't tlg
uattire. '
1 After hearing the evidence aud
Will Push lliu lusurgcuU.
Washington, March 0. Tbere it
reason to expect important news from
Manila within the next fortnight. It
has developed that (leiicral (is has
practically c niplcictl his plans for a
grand onslaught on the insurgents,
which Is expected to deprive them of
olt'eutlve power at least.
It Is probable that lie will form a
large part of his forcn Into columns us
soon us his reinforcements arrive, and
will push. these in parallel lines straight
thiotigh (he jungles, clearing out (he
Insurgents in every direction as (be
(r nipt move foi ward.
'The American troops are becoming
restless and nervous under (he petty
but annoying shareholding of the
Fllipluos, and are so anxious to put a
slop to tills that (leueral Otis has
yielded to their desire.
Bore i lun Ml Killed.
I'm i.on, March il. About 50 corpse
have been recovered from the scene of
the explosion of a powder magazine
yeeteiday between La Scln ami Tou
lon. The remains of several other
victims are burled In the dehiis.
Albany Democrat: Melville Wire,
Jr, last Sunday evening was licensed
by Presiding Elder Ford lo preach as
a Methodist miulster.
Total 1.',',0 C3
lilil.ursemeaUi-
Amuuut paid teachers f tfU 17
" ' rent M 00
" repairs. 4S ID
" " Janitors IU 00
" wood nUS, Inci
dentals .17..s CM 3.1
Amount paid clerk va 00
" " notes U.iAlo. Interest
t-7.U S J.OT
l ash on hsnd tot 11
'total.
YVi i.l
The Eugeuo school district, No 4,
takes In only one farm iu Its boundaries
across the rivet, that off D Linton.
And this year (he farm docs not have
residing ou It a single person of school
age.
As Mr Democrat will sen uuder the
head of our annual school meeting,
Inld lust evening, the total enu
meration of our school district it at
follows:
Males 041
Ei males 693
Total 1,331
Albany's enumeration shows 1,160
school children, 100 lots than Eugene's.
Corvallls (la.ette: Tho iutercnllegl -
ate oratorical contest will be held at
MoMlnnvllle, March 10. The H P Co
has made a rale of 2 6() for (ho round
trip to Corvalllsites, who wish (o ac
company Ml Patterson, the U AC
representative.
Albany is now agitating the question
of licensing each business lu the city at
from J.,r)0 to flu per quarter. This It
made necessary by Its huge Indebted-
Iless.
THE WORLD
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RENOWNED
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CORSETS.
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v and best
glovo
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fits the Mff 1 W
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sMjliy world.
FROM 81 TO 85 A PAIR.
Tho novelties IrT
these Goods
Pinks, Blues,
k Faey Blacks
And a good assortment
in the staple colors; for
fit and value unsurpassed.
SILKS
QtrittP Are all tho rage. The
OLlipCl? riclit'st assortment ever
Smmn Bhown hero, all iu patterns. No two
Xe Xfw uiik... Are ready for Inspection now.
All I ask if, come and see.
F. E. Dunn