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Down They PICNIC POSTPONED RICH STRIKE FITTING RECEPTION CITY COUNCIL Make Us I t lruft. Tli nr.. iii-l 'lii. Si w. tit,, k H, K. 7. Ubti .1il I T . hi ... re ef' Ml ... "O. Another Date Selected on Ac- A Blue River Mine Shows Very Chaplain Gilbert Honored drtn'a Bamnanr Mimes still lower in fed not t. no reasonable otter WE MUST f lose them .iit if i nuiy at HALF PRICE AT. irans SHOE STORE :y and uonivrr U)AV ALULHT 19 m: Mil i your poultry und eggs to A E . buggy for KU c i.t 1 1 inn ix i-. bur hum of il-liio. tackle. Mat- Mt'i'lHualiHti. ' carrier, fnrksand outfits bought theadv.. See Ihem at F 1j Chamberc.' I.SALK--11) acrt'H excellent luriii itids. Imiulre of J OHM Van i .iburg, Or. U.K. Grain sacks und twine I. . -iieati. v r.. ki'.nn. Lut your patronuge and will treat Hull'. What more can I at? ft ID. I lie inll-IC niHtl. (j-I.x'Kot Moves mill Tinwurc at old pro --iM-fore the raise. r Ij Clumbers. Wood pay I the highest pi Ice for fry and eggs. wagon that don't wnr out is to buy. Ihe Main is ti e one. I. Chambers baa Uiem In.- from Jl:;s the -U.' uim m, lt. K A llinkin. luting stlugs, bites, scratches, and cuts soothed and healed sWitt's Witch Hz-I Salve a bid rafe application for tortured lieware ol counterfoil. lu ll . , Corner Drug Store. IlKKS Call and see that French au stallion at lluinra Ktul.ie- Ipay you to get good serviceable Olive i i t i 'i x : "vf W it n imbora, 'Oojkbai.y was sicK Ibl n I -nth Hr ugh catauh p we tm d many n UMdk -he llnp worse linn. .( e iiaod O ie fCiiL'li Cure it rtdievail i I cured her in a U-w days." B f. Prln High School, ISlulldulc, lucent v to, Corner Druir ir loads of goods received on pier bv K I. Chambers Low lte makes low priOM. If the world's gl'cutc-t lUUsi- III mo the Klmtiull piano than her piuiina put together. A Rankin, Agent, Kugene. Iton lark, of Cliuunccy, Ha, Mffeltd wiih Itching piles p-earn before try i 'g IeWitt s Hazel Salve, two boxes "f which lelv cured him. lie are of ami ttangeroiiH counterfeits. . .v Co, Corner Dn. Store. 01 second hand liturgies and us well aa new ones at F L Chambers.' llUNKSOTA lim n, is the place llrt class meal fur -J0 cents. rn lor en. Mi having I earns. er nik-lit at ;t." cents per spin, If At. MoNTiiOMKKY, Prop. 1 Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly food witlioiil aid t r . in the B. und id I tie game time heals Old fiSl iri--the diseased ritmatlva or- ptt. It U the only reiutdv i hut dues these tblngt and can be relied permanently cure dyspepsia. t iV ('... Corner Drill? Store. n count of Rain. THURSDAY AUOUST II Pally Ootid, auk H Hie raiuy weather btl necessary to .n-t . .n,. I he Rich Ore. GOLD PLAINLY VISIBLE. Our Citizens Lasi Evening. made It I. 00 II y r mltei 10 furnish rich mining district-. A messenger ha 1000 path Chaplain W s (iiliNn, PEOPLE PRESENT y Oiinril. Auul 1" lie I.... n'tr picnic and , I,,-. ..i.. ...i ..in . , . . .. itui... i u. ...i ,1.. i. l.ii i. i J iiii. in ii 1 1 1 1 i g oi it er run striae i owinHi vnimi VOIUO' . ...i muii ivu t:- uiini unesii for Friday, Augunt IStb, at lti,g' Park, lu honor of Company C, Second Oro-.,.. 'l...., ' ""..s. ..., I... ... ,. ... j " el". m i oe i,i:ie i QaoiJ nil e, MltOO Ihe eastern lnpi' of Un d M il. The qaortl thOWO tl honey colli I d with beautiful yellow gold, mid t he ramnr i- that tboaoitotlty It Urge. The Contract Let for Sewer to F. B. Bellman. In the l lue Hiver .district lvin 4l i miles east of Kugene, up the MoRoi ie river by MrS J White on hi- cNim Tlmr-dny, August 31 -t has bftO se lected for the event. By that time the MOdi will be smooth ami hard, no duat, with cool plmout daya and evening, to the po-tpoueiuent will render ihe occasion more pleasuratile, ifpo.-lhle, I DM ll the date had re- mained us iir. i announced. Remem ber, TbOradejr, August 31sf. I b Sill) p e Will C .ntest. .'Ii I he followli g is prt of (be order of Judge Potii-i iliimisxing the peti tion to set BlMe the order for pfObel ll'g the wi.l of Jacob (iillespie, d-cea-ed: Now at this time thi-mutter eami on to ho heard on the petition of . M Qllleiplo and It If Doe, heirs at law ..f said deeOMed, praying for an order md deOTOe 0( thla court setting a-ide ihe order of this court admitting, hat purported to bathe leal will and leda Dent Of the fold JaOOh Ulllesple, de ceased 10 prabt te, and ordering and decreeing that letter testamentary, OOOrdlng tO the p'ovlsiousof said will boiteoodtoJB Wd iung and c W Young, aud that the probate of .aid wi.l aud testament lie revoked, and that letters, teatiime'itary heretofore l- aed to aald J 11 MeCluuu mni cw Young be revoked, and that petitioner M' Idla, July H M Day be appointed administrator of -'lid estute. And upon tie aoawer ol tbMld executois, a d r plj theietoj by the aald petitioner, the petition-' era appealed by their al :onu ys, A 01 Woodcock und Thompson & Hardy, 1 and the executors i.y their attorney, Ell BBtipWOftb, No evidence whatever I waa taken i r Introduced, or ottered to bo tuk. n or IntrodBood, E It Uipw. rib, counsel for the executors, and C A Hardv.of counsel for the petlttoneTM, I argued said cause on tue pleadings and records Hied in aald matter. As con elusions of law the nald court finds i.s follows, tn-wlt: First. Tha' the will mentioned In the petition herein, and probated in this court on the :Srd day of June, 18US, waa true and genuine. SmM: That said will waa the last will and testament of Jump (iillespie, doOeBI il, and the came was by said : "eased, on the JlOth day of June, !;, duly and regularly executed, and in all n speeta as by the laws of the State of Oregon, required. THIRD! That said I ail pill ami tea- lament wue, iu neii oourt, properly and lawfully proven by the auhscrib ing wltneaeue, T O Hendrtoka and I'litiey K Sin ligruss, arbioh said proof was made the ;inl day ol June, I entitling sa d will to be probated. Fi.i Kin: That said petition la un true and ought to be denied ami dls-mis-cd. Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered and decreed that the said xtitinn of the said M M Qllleaple and It M Day, be, and the same is hereby denied and disallowed, und the name is hereby dismissed. m doors and eHndowa, F 1, l hampers. fWitl's Id: tie V irlv Itlsers did bregood than uli blood medldooi ther pills," writes (leo H Jacobs, onip-on, Couu. Prompt, pleasant, K'ipe mey cure oonaupauon. 1 We torpid liver to action Md ffOfl C can blorul Mti.u.K' lu.rtriwi a ft-rain and a healthy appetite. Vu ' a, corner urug Store. I prices on all bicycle attachments. r Li Chuuibers. li Tea poultice y cures Sick Head- V tidigettion and cotistipation. A iiiul herb drink. Heuioves all bni fmni the t-k in, producing a uip.exion, or money refund- 1 els and M W I. I'eLann. 1st. f"r mowers nl nil kinds IK. Woods, Osoorn. McCormark. K00 White and Hlue, Empire. P'en, and othera now hand at laabert', pant o eecond-hanJ wheels at pow la the time to trade in your "eels for a Rambler. -Matlock k Mc'Jlanahan. Me extra of all kinds at cut Ef'cee. FL Chamber. Enejlleli Itemedy will atop a ttt any time, and will cure the cold io twelve hours, er money 25 eta and 50 eta. W L po. Druggie. achTany Wafere, the world'e a remedy for irrenular and naln- VM of ladlee; are never failing Married ladles' friend. tU Tansy Wafere are the only re- 1 ' 'Hale r. n,...l.- In IliA ornrlrl' Im. ft from Parla; take nothing'else. 3sist on geauloe; in ml wrappers ""own trade mark I.a Fran... M llllltmhV lnthA.1... VUTn.bUt raiuisoo. Kor sale bv all druir- "r sent In nlaln i .-r dir. . r (K-eiptofW. r " Natron Items. August lli. Mrs Wliliiiuis of Arlle is viulling her daughter Mrs Onycan. Herbert Yaiiduyn, of Coburg, Is vis iting with his graudpurtuts, Mr and Mrs J E 1 W ither. Another made happy by the timely arrival of Miss Mary Mastersnu, of Eu gene, the guest of Miss Jessie Withers. Little Homer (Joyean passed gently away last Friday evening and was laid to rest in i he Mt Vernon cemetery the following Sunday morning, lieiug a loving und obedient child, by nature, during his little life of twenty-two months, he naturally left many friends to share the sorroiv of the grief-stricken parents aud little brother. Cassio. Prom ad aoormntaMr Wblte has a claim worth thoustndsol dollars. Died. tuiij QoaiO, auk pi Mrs Plora Edna BrtatOW, wife of II E BrietOW, died suddenly at the bOUO of her parents, Mr and Mrs E It Hob lenbeek, on the Blair donation claim adjoining Kugene, at 8 o'clock this morning of heart failure. Several months since whll- visiting her twin sister, Mr-John Jenkins, in the western part of the county, th deoeaeed waa caught In a heavy rain s'orin and completely drerclP d. fr 111 that time he- health Btoadlly drOllDOd, and the rehi'ives f.-areil Uiat she was filloted with oonnmptlon, s m had boeo o oflned to her bed a portion of the time for the oast, several Weeko, ihough til Immediate I'ttal rottilta were anticipated, While her mother was attending to bei wants this morn ing the boart euddeulj billed, and abe expired with hut a few moments of warning. Mis Briatow wa-i born in Boon o un- IStJT, and was 32 veais, I mo. lb slid 14 days ot age. Wee the elxtb oblld aod a twin, Mrs John Jenkins being the surviving lie ter. Whs married to It Edward Pri'- tow In BOgOm , Nov IS, ISO '.- O.ie child, a a n, uow abou' eight years of age wa- bom to the union. Mr Brlatow'e home is in Portland, and be waa Informed of the death of his wife by telegraph this morning. Hp will arrive here 00 the over'atid tonight, when the date ot the fun ral will be fixed, Ura Briatow was a con sistent member ot the UbrUtlan church. the t-or tie the DjiLKhates A pi'ointek. Governor Oeer Wednesday appointed seven delegates, Judge M C George and ex Goearnor Pennoyer, Portland j 0 W Fullou, Astoria; II A Miller, Lebanon; B F Alley, tiaker City; WM Colvig, Jacksonville, aud Walter L iocze, tiatly (,uartl, Auitusl 17. Funeral Xotii'e The funeral of the lule Flora Ivlna BrUtOVJ Will Occur from ihe home of her father, Mr F. It Hollenbeok, near Kugene, Friday lure in on at 10:80 o'clock, Elder M L Roae nfflolatlng, Interment in Masonic tvrnetery. Friends of the family res pectfully Invited to attend. OLD VETERANS Dill): Huge no Guard, Aug. 17. The First Annual Renolon of tin Lane County Veterans' A noclation will be held lu Eugene, Oregon, To J day, vVednaeday end Thursday, S p lemberlH, 'JO and 21, 1890. A general Invitation is extended to al! soldiers and sailors of any wars to join with us and spend a few days In social Intercourse. Our camp (Ires and mcctinga will be attended by v.tei.ms and comrades of the lale wars, who will relate their vailed expetlences, old time songs, as well as new, will add Beat to our meetings. To the enmradee of the war of '61 to '68, we insist upon you being with us. Our reuuions are not too frequent, while our members are growing less rben let Ul get together again while time gives us i-trength, and talk of ilmes ' long gone by." For further Information address the secretary w H Lincoln, Collage Grove, Or. it H Miller, Box 190, Eogene, Oregon, CbltttBI Mark Wanted. I want fifty tons of c'littlm haik or which I will pay the hlghist marl; I price in cosh, itemember the place. W Handerh. He Fooled the Hurgeone. All doctors told Iteuick Hamilton, ol West Jefienon, O, after suffering Is months from Kectal Fistula, he would die unless a costly operation was per formed; but be cured himself with live . . .. . .. . bi.xes of llucklln's Arnica Halve, the moououhi, '""' surest plit cure on eanh, and the best coDfereiiCeou-'trustaacdorniblnatlous; ( alye u ,,le worj, gg , i,uX their usee and abusee," to beheld In Sold hy W ilklus i Lion, druggl.tr. Chicago September 13. . Some Snow. Oeorge Iteatly, who crossed the Cascade range of mountains l via the McKenzie route last Monday, ! found six Inches of new snow and the "beautiful" fell all the time he wae for nil disorders arising from imperfect i crossing. T J Elliott, who came from digestion.' James M Thomas, M I, Jtnbeinia Tuesday, says It snowed in ' i that district four Inches deep Mouduy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep li because He Ingredients are such that it can't help doing so. "The pub lic can rely upon it as a master remedy iu American Journal of Health, N Yiticiul A Co, Corner Drug Store. Doe this mean an early WUtttf Marrieu Wednesday evening, August IUU, at the borne of Mr James Hart, corner of Willamette and Six teenth streets, Mr J II While aod Miss Mamie Hart, Itev Mortou L Itoee officiating. The newly married peo- pie will spend the summer at the Bo-1 interment, Spnugtle.d I 0 O F cemt hernia mir.ee. tery. Dj EI- At Springlleld, Oregon, Au gust 16, 1699, ot scarlet fever, Stella Larimer, daughter of George Lari mer, aged b years 11 months and V days. The funeral wae held this atteruooD, Itev Cook officiating; teer-, wae tendered publn- reeepti , at the Preeb terian obnroh ol this city, of which he is the paetor, laet evening. As Is a Well known fae' that has been heralded forth by Ihe newspa pers not only of Oregon, but of ihe nation, CnnpUlii Gilbert a "right man in the rlitht place," proof of thle aak any volunteer of regiment in any portion of state. The auditorium of the church had Inhoi beautifully ami gracefully daoo rated lor tba oeoaelon with tia:rs, fes toons, tlowets, etc, and the middle row of seals removed to give more room M.v S o'clock Ihe chinch . tilled to ove: flowing by friends. Prof John Btraub acted ae obalrman, and afu r a few appropriate remarks introduced Rev Mr Ahbelt, p .stor of the M. K. ehureh, who In a lew well Ohu en w ords OOmpllmontOd Chap- lain Qilberl on hie record, and the poo pie of Ku.eii.. for eendlng foortb tuch a man to battle for God and humanity. After lhl he Intmduetd Father Pnybybkl, rector of 'he Catholic church. Ihe Father elouoentle nor. i rayed tbe Tery eneoewfiil manner in winch Chaplain Gilbert had served his Oo.i, his ooontrj io d ,(, boyai during the campaign lu ihoi-laud of Luaon, t'liapiain Qilberl wa- then called for, and was greeted enthusiastically. He detailed many ovente that occurred during tie eampalgn, ami ipoke warmly of how gallantly and cour- agaooalj tbe Secood Oregon Blood upon every oooaaloo, Bla own part lu the i mni algn was only luodcotly alluded to. B F Chapman, commander of J W Bearv Pi it, o A R, and an old veter an of the civil war, was Intro duced and mole a moal hippy speech, eommendlng the woik done hy the Second Oregone mid Chapbdo Gilbert ill particular. Clyde Hillings, "the maeoot" of Company C, then favo ed the audience with a couple of selections which Wi re well received. Refreobmonte were served iu the baesmeoL They were of a hlirh order and greatly enjoyed. Ad the people preeent were then given an opportunity to meet one of (he most popular men in Oregon. Hpletid'd music was furnished dur ing the entire evening by a string hand ipeclally gotten up for the re ception. All the members In the city that belonged to the Beoood Oregon oalted loatody, aa also did that noble or ganlaatlOO, J W (ieary Post, (i A It. '-ery organization lu the city was i i'pi eseu ted at the reception. At least 1CMHJ )fOle were preeent to do honor to the gallant and brave Chaplain, and they all wished for him a long and s ssful life. A Life and Death Fight. I)r W A Hineo, of Manchester, la, wiitiugof his almost miraculous es cape from death, says. "Exposure af ter measles induced serious lung trouble, which c mini In Consumption. I had freijucut hemorrhages und coughed nlgbl and day. All my doo tois said I must soon die. Then I be gan to use l)r King's New Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured me. I would not he Without it even If it cost $.5 a bottle. Hundreds have used It on my recommeinlat ami ail say it never fails to cure throat chest and lung troubles." Regular Mc and l. Trial bottles t; Wilklus A Linn, druggists. Tha Apetlte of a Uoat Is envitd by all poor dyipeptlox wh at stomach and liver are out of order. All such si, ouhl know that Dr King's Nti Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach und Liver llemedy, gives a splendid apetlte, sound digestion mid a regular bodily habit that Insures per fect health and great energy. Only HQ els at Wilklus A Linn, liruggists. Letter List. Eugene, Or, Aug. 17, 11)99. Colllson, LT llerpster, Hlrdle Knapp, J ZemmlOg, Fay A rliure ol ouo c ut will ho inula on all lettBM llrvn "ul. Ptftani olllrif lot tetters will pi-c lute when mlrvrllM-l It K t.( ORAC V V Premlan on Wai rants. The Eugene Loan A Havings Hank will pay one per cent premium on city and county warrants of ! and over. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, Tha Kind You Have Always Boughl Bears tho Signature J. W. KAYS FUilTUEE CO. i ana FLiMFPAI. DIRECTORS Ho.nbv to Ixja.x. On gooi! real es tate or pereoual security. luqulre f L L SlKVK.vs, CoLer Block, Eugene. I can save you money on anything you want to buy Io my line If you will only give me a chance. FA Kankln, rnuilc dealer. Acker's Dyiepsia Tablets are eo!d oo a poeltlve guarantee. Curee heart burn, rlilngof the food, dlatreee after eating or any form of dyspepsia. Ooe little tablet elves immediate relief. 'A cents aud SO cenU. W L DeLaou, DrtggUL OTHER MATTCat rslljr (Oisr.l, Aug lit. A n . n ar mooting Of the City Coun cil was held Monday evening. Preeent, Mayor Harris and Council men Oeborn, Lookoy, Roeoy, White. Haines and Abrani- Mlnuteaof July 10, II und C lead and approved. Ft n ance o in on i ti. reported ravorably on a number of ( Ills and they were or dered paid. Councilman Ahrams, from judiciary committee, on errors claimed to have bten made in Kth and lllair n et ss BBaamentfl reported. In the case of Peter Johnson, lot , block 18, corner of slh and Itlalr streets, assessment Is correct, and we recommend the record er be dilected to enter satisfaction of Hen ou 30-foot madway S It Jackson lot now owned bv Mrs Keudell. Councilman Ahrams moved thenc- ommendaUon of the ooeomlttae be adopted; loea. The matter was then referred In the llnance committee. In Hie mailer of .Mrs N J Btowell'e claim lor injury In the sum of (lix), sil-lain.d bv fall on defective sidew alk, opposite ami south of I'n i Washburn s sidewalk, the wmmltlee made no rec ommenilatlon. After discussion, Councilman Oebom moved that fur ther consideration be pOOtpOOed Itnletl nltoly; curried. M l l lily report of s rwl BOmmlB. ihMIOf read. It showed IJ.OHtl feet of oew and 780 old lumber u-ed; prhMHi labor, 7 days; repairs ou sldew alks and paid to recorder, fl,lb, ( oilncdm in Lu.'key asked furthir time to rumrt on tries ohslructlnr sidewalks, which Has granted Mr I ,ii. key also reported bridges on Booth Willamette street iu very bin' condition. Street committee dlNOtod io have them placed In roper OOOdh lion without delay. Report of the strut commlttte lit ting I'.oiti.n t to build sewer iu the alley between I'eail and High itreeU was read; report adopted and mayor ami recorder authorised to enter into contract fftth Mr Itellmau to build the same at ti; cents per loot, Contractor! bond. 11000, The following were the bids: F II llellman, 77 cents per ft, amount ing for the whole sewer $t,817 04 V McFarlund, whole sewer :t,;i."iil IKI It M Day, whole sewer 3,",su no Mummy A ltukcr.whole sewer J.lvii o Councilman White, from committee on lire and water, reported the sewer bet w i en Willamette and Olive streets nearly tilled with sand, and other ob struct ions between 8th mid llth. On motion of Councilman Ostium, the committee was directed to have the entire sewer cleaned out. Marshuls' report of urrest. read and lib d. It shows: Arrests by Htlles 11 Arrests by Haw k I Arrests by Croner 7 Total li) Stock placed In pound: Htlles 1 cow und Hawk ' cows. Causes of arrests: Hlcyclee on walk 0 Larceny 3 "egging I Insulting language I Dog ordinance I Vagrant 1 Disorderly conduct 6 Total 10 Recorder reported puhlloutlou of viewers rc ort on promised sewer la l wi'i ii Olive and Charm-lton struts. No remonstrance against the sewer had been filed, and time for Bllllg hud expired. An Ordinance providing time and manner for constructing sewer In alley In tween Olive and Charnelton Itreota from Hlh to llth streets, wiih read three tunes and pas-ed by a unanimous vote. Petition of Midg ley & Chambers to vacate the two alleys on the east and north aide of the H W of block IS, Ssinnei's original plat of Eogtne, Die cussed and prayer granted. This proMjrty Is to be used by the oxcelslor works near the Kugene mills. An ordinance providing fur the va cation of certain alleys lu block 15, of Skinner's original donation to Kugene, was read three times under suss:nslon of the rules and passed unanimously. The mayor suggested the change from monthly to bi-monthly meetings of the council, rending the discus sion of the subject, Councilman Honey moved that when the council adjourns it shall la-to meet on Saturday even ing, L'ith Inst. Motion carried. A number of bills ere ri fern d to the finance committee. Adjourned to meet Saturday, Aug M, at s p in. 4. t,tn , e w i -s. w .is II .. ;v v-. 'i DEERING lies Them. OWERS RAKES BINDERS Jubilant. The Coyote Land boys are v. ry Jubi lant over the fact that F A Kankln laid their band Instruments down In Eugene for $JG.0O leea than Hears, Hoebuck A Co agreed to furnish tin in for, In Chicago. Anotberobj -ct lesson teaching that It pays to deal at home. One Mloute Cough Cure Ulekly cures olxtloate summer coughs and colds. "I consider It a most wonder ful medicine -quick and safe." W W Menton, Msyhew, Wh, Vlooent A Co, Corner Drug Store. See them at F. L. Chambers' When You drive out with your family or "Best" girl, To in Style V..M N. i' I UlHsl Buggy or Carriage Harness WHIPS AND ROBES Preston & Hales Kugi-iir, i ejegea. MACDUFF SAFE GRAIN ALLRIGHT Grain-Bag Ship Sighted Off the .The Rain Has Not Injured the California Coast. SPOKEN IU TRANSPOST WARREN. Hun Pnuiotaeo, Aug 16, The Urltlsh ship Mm dull, long given up us lost, is sufeai d battling with the weather &00 miles fiinn the Oregon ooaet, -he wai siKhied by the tnuaaport Warren, Aug list M, III latitude N.M drg north, longitude l.'l.'l.'o deg west, a"d waa dying -ii;uas ol distress. MnJ r I 'Ionia, qoarterniaater of the Warren rtalch arrived totilght with Colorado troops, ordered a in ati tad of proritloui -cut to i he . I aw, who signaled mat they had been wttbOUt rafflolOBt food for four days. The men on the Itaodufl ohsOTOd lustily when the provisions WW bullied aboard. Sli" had SDOOUOtOttd bni neither, and was oonaldenibly disabled for many da) s, mid hud been becalmed for neatly two we ks. Hup- phis hmi given oat, and starvation bad been Inevitable. The Mucdull', now ISUduys on' from Cnlcutta, has a valuable OBTgO, In cluding l,i mo,! iihi grain bugs, consigned mainly to I'ortlmid. Klfly per cent relosoranoo bad been placed upon her, and Hun ! ranclrcu speciilut irs hud praoUoally given her up as loac, The bad figured the grain-tug deflolt this year al 1003,000 sacks. Mil- will be fully covered by the arrival of the Ma. Mult, and IpSOUlbton will soon he Jingling Urltlsh unl l in their pookota Grain Yet. YOl.K i Al K Shows the stale of your fcellngi Slid the stale oi yiiir health as well. Im pure blood makes Itself apparent In a pale and sallow complexion, PlmplM and Hkln BrUptlotlB, If you are feeling wiuk ami worn nut mid do not haves healthy appearance yi.u should try Acker's liloisl Bllllr. It cures all blood did SBM here Ohl Bp B n-aparll las and so-called pnrlllers tall, know ing this we sell every bottle on a post live guarantee. SV I. I) iLaOO, Orug Klat. log toleu. Haluiday nlgbt, August 12, my white I.ewillyn setter "Don" waa toleu. All white exoapt aona yellow one as. Three years old, A suitubie reward t'i anyone returnliig the dog, or giving Inf. no .Hun leading to lbs re covery. John 0 Ohav, Kugene. MEAW RAIN. OUT IT IS OVER. Considerable apprahanalon existed It,, I It.. ,u..t,li. ..f I n,... ........... I..I j ,,jr llWIb evening over the Heavy aud continued rainfall of .i esterday. I 'p to the present time the cralu In this county Is uninjured. This Ib the opinion of oui largest wheal fanners. In fact, It w uild take seveisl days of rain yet to cause wheal to sprout In the shock. Today the weather Is encouraging. No rain has fulb n llaei about 7 o'clock lust evening, ami the wind Is In the northwest, lie- right iuarter, ami the barometer IndJoatea fair weather. If good weather f. llows the rain will have been u blessing. It will help out the hops, make gross settle the dust, and give us pure air to breathe. OATH HAMAOKt). TI a' crop a damaged to a eou- ilderable eitent They will not do to ship, hut will serve as feed sllrlght at home. llol'S, 'Ihe growers are of the opinion that the bop crop Is not yet damaged. A Bnloa hop buyer, K Levy, stated ton latent Hlatesman reporter thle last evening: "Ihe rain will prove very harmful to hopa and gralu. Hlnuild the rain ci use at once, growers will very robably have to contend with mouldy hops -lice or no lice. Of course some yards will be more badly uflecled than others, the extent of the mould depending largely on the l .cu lion of the yard." J.ATKK. Snme of the farmers claim that the win ul lu the shook has turned black mi l im iil.lv, mid that all said grain 1b badly damaged for shipping purposes. Others claim the contrary. A few days time will tell Ihe ntory. Let ua hope for tho best. Watch Oct. Ii la n ported that hunters lu various parts ol the county are killing Ubloees pheasant! The easnri u hen Ihe birds may be killed, according to law, due nut open until Ootober, btti Kme of the eportsmeu are reported as having lost control of their appetites and better Judgment and gone gunnlnc lor the game, The pheasants are said io Im very plentiful, ami it Is an easy .natter to ba a gOfld lot of them, (lame Warden Kissi nger Is getting evidence ai d will pmarMla some of the violators If ihey ai not careful. TlleD eilng mower Is fitted with 111 and roller bearing and will draw lighter aud lost longer ihau any mow er built, be them al t1' L Chambers.' Ahoui oie month sgo my child, which la fifteen moo tha id, had an attack of diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting. I kuvc It such remedies aa are usually given In such cases, but as nothing gave relief, we scut for a phy slcian aud It wa- u inter his care for a week. At this time the child had been sick for about ten days and was bating about t . i.; v live operations of the howeil every twelve hours, and we Wet i .vim ed that unless It soon ob tained relief it would not live. Cham borlall'i Oollc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Raaaady was recommended, aud I deoldea t try it. I toon noticed a change fur Ihe bettor; by Its continued BOB a Oompleta cure was tiroughl about and It Is now perfectly healthy. C. L. Hoggs Stumptown, tlllmer Co., W. Va. T or sale by I lelano. Dcai;ilirket. Aug 17, 1890. Vheat-44Jo. Qajg lbs Hope 10 to lie. Itutter su In 40c per roll. i-Kir iftjo Wool-16o Potaii.rs 75e. Poultry-U o0 to M SO per doten. Dried prunes 3 toojo