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KeTiliUSllEII MR THE DiMEXlMTIM OF DElOCRATIi: PUSriPLEl. Ill TO II IK II flOmTUVU. BT THE SWK1T OE OI K Ueda
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST, 26, 1899.
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Close Out...
Shirt
Waists
11.25, $1.75 and $2,00
FOR
' 50 cts
HAMPTON BROS.
THE RAIN
The Grain is Not Bailj Dam-
TltK IliDM BAKISU PoWio K:
Naaiet 1. 1 h i mi of the Print
itraixu s,.,j hi Tin. Vicinity
ADMIRAL DEWEY
SMALL AMOUNT THRASHED.
Pally (Mi.r.l, Auit n,
Our in- - Saturday, WtW feeling
Toe recent dlscUsoioO In the paper
of the tSaet Upon l tie Intuitu tystcoi
Of food UlAd With alum baking a
dcr and tlif odIdIoim thai have beeu
publlehed irom noted scientists to ihe
etlect thai mob powder reoder tbe
'! unwholesome, have caused
un-rous inquiries tor the ueme of tbe
various alum powders.
I hi' f.'lli li-t of baking pow den
1 containing alum lanadeap from the
reports of Stale Cheini-l Nicholson.
Filipinos Capable of Self Gov
eminent.
REMARKABLE
London, Auk 21.-
IRTIRVIEW
quit.-buoyant. They thought the tain Nabraaka, tbe city Cbenlat
IKLY EUGENE GUARD.
IPBELL BRO.. Publishers
: -i.!.' t Willamette street, be
0 Seventh anil Kighth streets
EMS (IK SURSCRIPTION.
S2.00
. . 1.00
.. .80
. it it
k le known on nj .plication
letter to nil. '.I AUi'.
I Oregon.
lltoi
)X & MABKLBY,
I r MAhKLET
b n rmi i a at i. aw
fee in ..l! the court, ut the .late.
P 1 look.
I I E, OlIEtiON.
mirsoN.
DKNTIST.
In-hased the office ami fixture of
i-i I W V llen.lemon, I am
pared to do anythiug in the line of
lv in the above saw onn-e.
Ikh'l bridge work a specialty.
ICKEY,
I'EALER IN
. Chains, Jew
POBTLtID HOSOHKU.
Teller of Portland appelated leusu
supervisor.
Washington, Auk. 21. -The lint of Oregon
census suiervisors wan completed t.sWjr by
the appointment of Ceo Telfer of Portland ai
HUervior for the Secoml district.
New Kksidence. Dr O K Loomli
will erect n handsome new residence
ou IiIh property mi Must Twelfth tbll
fall, for rent. The contract for the
building hM been lot U Wn H Alex
ander. Ucsideneee lor rent are In
t tout detiiand.
was over unit that the grain cmp
cuvi i beyond i oubt.
Sunday morning about 8:30 o'clock
the rain began falling and eotitinutd
all day, and showers occtirtd dining
the night uud today up to the time of.
going to press.
The farnierit who came to town today
wore apprehensive fucet. They wore
til the opinion that If 'he lain i-hould
oeaM toiliiy or tomorrow, (hat the
greater tortioii of the crop grog Id be
eeved, Hu if It should continue a few
days longer that the giaiu In the
I shock woum be ruined. Ihe standing
j grain will stand con-ldcta ile damp
weather yet Without harm.
)ly a small percentage of the
I wheel crop was tbreebed before tbe
rein not to exceed IS or jo per oent,
I In wan houses have receivtd el out
the following number of buihelt:
Hprlngflald 5,tKio
Kugene 5,000
Irving 6,000
Junction 10,000
HOPS.
This crop is practically u (Injured,
ami ih In no danger whatever.
ol
neeote, or other reliable authority;
K U
New Pikr. Lane county intends
placing under the couth end of the Eu
gene wagon road bridge across the liver
a new pier, the old one being rotten.
The lumber is belli: Hawed by the Ku
gene sawmill. A conf iderable portion
of It bee been delivered.
Alpha correspondence In Kloience
Weal: Kluaer Lamb will put up a
' blacksmith shop at bin father's place
as he has bought moat of the tool- be
longing to B0 I'otterf.
1 DrOUDtlf ilone.
It . ,t irranted.
hanwif, m. d.
V8II 1 X AND SUlif.KdN.
prtaln ii CbriAtnaa Bluck.
to 11 am; 12 to 2, fi to ! p in.
FIRST-
BANK
WOODCOCK,
I avhi;niAT-LAW.
V-Oto lialf Muck nouth of Chriaman
Boom, obeuoh.
BAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ttct.'i t.. , ol lection, .ml mutter, in
M iney to loan ou real estate.
wltl r w looek.
ATHERINI L BOHUUtT, M l
i of Women and Chililren
kelten BloOK, opposite fiuaril offiee
NATIONAL
Of Eugene,
Paid up Gash Capital,, S50.000
Surplus and Profits, $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
a GENERAL BANKING BU81NB8B
Done on reaaonaMe tenns. BWnt
ilrafU on Chicago, San Kraneweo and Port
land, Oregon.
Bull of etehango sold on foreign countries.
Deposit, received suhjedto check or certili
cat of deposit,
All collections entrusted to lis will receive
prompt attention.
U Henhhicks,
President.
B Kakim,
Vice President.
P. K. Snoihiuass,
Cashier.
L. ii. Poiteb.
Ass't Cannier
KUiKEU K PBUBPBBJ I V
Resume or iill.ineHI UotidltiOO
Good Outiook for the Kature.
The West, Auguit IS.
Florence, like all other tow ns suf
fered irom tbe buelneea depression t hat
prevailed throughout t lie country n
lew eare ugo, liut is rapidly reOOVetiflg
and baa entered on what promutei
more steady uud CODtiDUed prosperity
tbtin at any other period of Its exis
tence. New elitcrpi isea have tut u un
dertaken tbut mean a perinaiieiil in
crease of the business of the place.
These together with the Industries thai
have DtOO established for years, the
improvements in the way of jetty
work and road building, make (Flor
ence one of the most prosperous towns
on the coast.
There are two hotels in Florence that
are doing a good business uud that Is
as many as have ever been running at
onetime. Resides these I wo there Is
only one other building In towu tint
his ever been used for a hotel and thai
is used for u privute residence.
Kxcept a variety store, Florence has
us many stores doing business as ut
any time since the towu was laid out.
Some changes of ownership have taken
place within the past few years, some
of the new proprietors rprefei ing to
erect new building- for greater conve
nience or to avoid renting, or for some
other Oeuae, have moved to new quar
ters. However, there is but one ilore
building Id Florence that is not ueed
at pieeeot lor some purpose.
There are few bootee that are un
OOOUplad, but the number is growing
smaller, and from preteut appearancts
it will not be many nionihs before a
vacant house will be hurd to find in
Florence.
( otitaius Alum.
J.'iucs Jdfii. Co., Chlcafo.
OALUMBT Contains AIu o
Calumet Haklnj Powder Co, chlcnito.
HOjfE Contains Alum.
Home listing Powder Co, s.n Ersiu iico.
WASHINGTON Contains Alum.
I'.c.llf Cliemloal Worti. T.coraa.
OREoCENT t ontolDt Alum
Creteaat Mig. t. letlila
WHITE LILV Contains Alum
D Pat rote .v. Co, t.c nee,
BEE-HIVE GuDlalnt Alum.
WethbMjtee mik Oo, tan Fraoelieo,
HON BON Contain! Alum.
Ur.ni i heintc.l Co, t hicso.
DEI I ANOE i oniums Alum
Portlaad Uonai a enlesOo, PortlAad,
POB I I. A M Coulaiui Alum.
BenOd Haiti. I'ortlsiiil.
In addition to thtse, it is learned
that many groceis are selling what
tin y call their own private or special
brands. These powders are put Up
for the grocer and his name put upon
the lands by manufacturers ol alum
powders in St Louis, Chicago, Kansas
City, Tacoms, Sail FrtOoltOO and else
where. The manufacturers, it is said,
And their i lb. rts to market their goods
in this way gieatly aided by the ambi
tion of the grocer to sell a powdei with
bit own Dane upon the label, -p. el
ally when (he grocer can make an ab
DorEOaJ prollt upon It. Many of the
grocers, doubtless, do not know that
the powdera tbejr are thus pushing
are nltiiii pow ders wliich would be ac
tually coutraliatid in many sectioue if
sold witln ut disguise.
It It quite impossible to g ve the
in mes ol all the alum bilking powdefl
I In the market. t he. are constant ly
' am. earl in. In all unrts of (IImluiImhm un
der till kinds of cognomens, and ai all
I-in. I of prloee, even as low as live aim
ten cents a pound. They can he avoid
ed, however, by the housekeeper who
will hear in mind that all baking
powders sold nt twenty-live cents m
less per pou ml are liable to contain
alum, as pure cream of tartar Imking
pow ders cannot U produced at any
thing like (his price.
The Naplta cvr-
ressnih'lit of the Oally News leli -
graphs the substance of all inlet view
I lie bad with Admiral Dewey there
i during the admiral's recent visit. Ad-
mlral IVwey said he believed the
Philippine qUHtlOB would shortly lie
solved. In hi. Judgment, the Inhahi
tanteare capable of sell-government,
ami the only way to settle the insur
rection at d iii-ure prosperity is to con
cede it to them. Undeclared that he
was never In favor of violence toward
the Filipinos, and remarked that after wishes for .life,....
Harvest
Shall the
Be?"
MANV OPINIONS.
Ita ly Uusrd. Aug --'.
The weather DOlOtt to t-1. arlng up,
Hi" w md at the hour of going to press
being in tha nirrthaatl ami the stoodi
autonomy had Is en conceded, annex
allot' might be talked of. When asked
whether a oonflloi between Oar many
and the l ulled State- over the Phlll -pines
were possible, Vdinlral Dewey
replied, according to the correspondent:
"It is Impossible to foresee the un
forest cable. "
ji nctiox cn news
Waablngton, Aug. U. Up to Au
gust 20, there had been nceiv. d at the
pension bnraan a total of inlrtyeii ap
plications for pensions Irom men who
served in the Oregon regiments du
ring (he late war. Of tbll i ION 2:1
' weie Ipplloatlotte for I nvalld pensions,
Clipped Ki mil Ihe Timee or August III that is. where the turn Injur..! made
the application on their own aOotMOt
Horn, to Mr and Airs Silva Wood, i IS dependent, or claims mole by the
relatives or families of soldiers who
tiie usual were killed, that la, relatlvee who wen
dependent upon Ihe deceased for a
means of suppor ainltheoihei upp Il
eal ion was made t.y a insinhcr ol the
UngOO light battery, TheA6 applica
tions Ilrst meiii ltd were made Iron
the Second t in run voliint.el infantry.
WILL ( II AM, lltMiS.
I H lirown Bella tbe t aaeand Purnb
Mire of tin- HOsThian lloil-e o
J I. igler.
p.uy Kuii'iit' Baard, A eg,
J L Zeigier. of ti... Hotel Bttgene,
ha. pnrobiaed the rurnltnra m the
iioiiinati llOttae iron B a llr iwn ami
has leasetl (tils popular houe Irom
Hofl'iuan Itros, the owiu is, for a term
of live yaars. Mr slgler will take
charge of the house September . Mr
Eelgler bM been lu the hotel boel
here lor several years and ba made
AUOOt s .f the same
lie w ill at. i retain the management
of the Hotel Kugene.
II f lirow n has also been a successful stem to be breaking away,
hotel keeper here for a number of years.. Mo: of our larmers think that a
He sell, out to Join hi. wife In the Fast good portion of the wheat In the shock
who baa Inherited property thai can- win heaved if die ruin cease.. How-
not lie safely leased at the pre-t-nt eer there are many opinions ex
time. Mr lirown will remain In Ku pre-sed.
gene for a lime before going Baal, The standing grain Is gem rally con
However, he say. he will again come j sidered safe, being in good condition,
to Oregon to live. Ho bus our best The oat crop will only be g.sxl for
local porpoara, it i. thought.
Hop. ure uninjured.
I.ATKK.
Sam Howard, the well known far
mer, was In town this aficriinon. He
sa the wheal cmp In Laue o unity
hu- I ecu dituiuget! wotse several tunes
(ban at this particular time, and no
'ii win in ole over It. lie thinks
nearly all (he wheat to lay Is III a mer
ehaiilalile condition.
BBCOIli OKKGUI I'KNStoNS.
I llllly Sl Voliintter. Have h llwg Applications.
ol
the
thl.
L0V, M. i).
.ttentiou to surgery, Diseases
rt. uud of Now and Throat.
Consultations
uperifiire a Cook
RoipiUl, Chicago,
Data uatooir.
NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
FMsie" Cameras
Wred. We recommend th.m .
EUGENE
Loan i Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon'
CAPITAL vPaidcdp) $50,000
W. E BROWN. Prtsldtnt.'ll
B. 0 PAINE, Vic Pr.sldtnt.
F. W. 0S8URK. Csihlcr.
W. W. BROWN. Aslt Cashier:
DIRECTORS-
F W.OSBURN, BD PAINE. W E BROWN
D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS
W W BROWN.
A Ueneral . Bsiakinic BuatneNN
Trttnaaeled on Favorable I . rm-
UUP CROP
Some Rewi Kmiu Hen York Mate
The Watervillc, (N Y) Times, In a
recent Issue, says of the hop market In
(hat place:
Since our last issue we liaye heard of
two sales of '98 Btock. James Haldwiu
gold 47 bales at about Ou and China
Smith 30 at 11c. Daniel Llvermore
mis sold his six bales of Palmer Heerl
llngl 'M. (or 160. Mrs A J Hale, has
told her West Seedlings, not yet pick
ed, about 12 bales, at Hie and Mrs Y m
p l,..eke 20 bales of same variety for
16c. Oilers of from ISfl for the late
crop have been made but so far not ac
cepted. All are watching the yards very
closely now on account of the critical
state i hey are in regarding lice. Thus
far no damage to sneak of ha been
The Angora oat Industry.
'I here is no business In Western Or.
gon more certain In productive results
than the growth and cure of the
Angora goat. This Is the evidence of
every diligent and careful farmer and
ranchman who has made a fair trial of
this industry. Wo have heretofore
made some mention of this work in the
special int. rests of very many of .uir
farmers in tiie foot-hill countries and
mountain ranges of Laue county, and
we shall continue to develop the same
subject as opportunity may ollor. Foi
the present we will quoto briefly from
two men of experience who have been
successful.
The first suys: "The auin.nls me
hardy, good rangers, and long lived at
compared with sheep, and do well on
land where other animals flud It hard
to live."
Another says: "To a person who
has never seen the application of
Angoras to brush land the results un
surprising. At the preeent time 1
have over GOO acres which have been
reclaimed, and a conservative estimate
would be that the value of the land
has thereby been enhanced at least flo
per acre."
Augu-t 13, lv.t'.i, a son.
The pay ear unloaded
amount of specie Tuesday.
Horn, Aug 1J, 1800, lo the wife
Thurmuii Herry, an B-ponnd ton.
Buglnoer K L Gray has rented
Harp resident e and will make
place his home.
Born, Aug 18,1880, to Mr and Mra
James McFarland, a daughter, weight
10) pounds.
Alex McMartin has piirohaetlfl Ihe
llossrrman property In the west part
of tow n. After making some repairs
he moved in Thursday.
H W Hill, lornierly of this place but
now of Kverelt, Washington, was mar
ried at that place some two weeks g...
The lady's name we could not learn.
Hen deck has rented the Johnson
properly lately vacated by Hen (lotal
raaO and will moye to town for the
purpOM of ..eliding his children to
sclio.il.
DM liultrlek has moved hack to I
town. Mr Hlew who occupied his res-;
IdeOOe, Vacated the same Thursday
and moved Into the property Dell door
to 'V H Lee's, lately vacated by M 0
Washburn.
A line Iti-horse power engine, th.
properly of .Messrs Fatloy, Shipley and
Glaek, was nnloaded here Sunday. The
engine was taken home under Its own
steam. The old engine which belong
ed to this llrm failed to pass under
test of an expert and they did not cart
to lake the chances of an txpliHtlon,
benea tba purchase of a new one.
Mrs Kate McK wan has let the con
trast to J II Day for the erection of a
o. w- dw-ellintr which will l.e ere. 'tell oil
- - n .. ....... ..... -
I lie alte of her present dwelling
MitiML MBBT1KG.
.lis. Hoi r ii Kealgnt m a raaeher
Mis. Hall r.h'i'tcil In th. Vacancy.
n.ii; Beard, aur i
A regular meeting of the school
directors of district No I, was ht hi In
Kugene today.
The resignation ..f Myrn Norrl. as
teacher of the seventh glade was read
unit accepted. .Mi s t urrio Hull wn
fit ."tii to mi ihe vaoanoy.
It ns ordered thai resolution of re
gret he passed for Ihe resignation of
if let .Norrls and placed oo Ihe minutes
as billows:
HMOiiVBO, That the board i x
presaes regret at the resignation ol Mis.
N'Uils, seventh grade teach, r In the
Oi ary school; thai lo t services for Ihe
put four years have U'eii highly satls
laetory to the boatd and school; that
the board extonda beet wlthei lor he.
future success and happiness.
Committee for arranging for school
looms for high school reported bBVlng
i I moled w ith Gnupball Hros lor the
..Id court house building hu one osi
n lib the privilege of Mir..' years at
90 per year the board lo make all In
provemellts.
A w arrant w as drawn In favor of I I
Siuulgraas for f 72 f0 for 2. cords ol
oau wood dallvarad at theOeary bulld
, log-
ii urn cd to Death.
Kirtloii of the old building will be
torn down and the main part ol the
uilding will be inoved east to t tin al-
ey ami Will be tlsctl us u woo.lhoiise
fbe new building will be tonetblog
after the style of K Van Vruiikeu's res-
Idl DOt
JHOTO
lerior Fotoarafs
Gross Bros'
UN DRY and
Machine Shops
Eugace, Ongoo.
11 and Minina Machinery.
P Stovea and Hop Topa,
atore Fronts
tea to order.
'PtcUltT,
"P ua Eaat Eighth Street.
Drain Issued en the principal cities of Ih
Cnlted States; also exchange iuruiahed arsll
sble In all loreln countries.
Interest rU n time deposits
Flre-proot vault lor the storage ol ralnst.le
P(SuecUoni receive our prompt attention, "
French "Liberty."
Paris, Aug. 20 Paris was todsy the son
ol rant serious disturbances, roalllR some
as3cts of the enmmun. In r. -pone Ui an
apssl of the Jnurnal do Peapl, uroup of
anarchlsta and sociali-ts gstheretl about 8
o'clock In the after. la th Plaoe do la
Itei.uhSiuue. The isilirs broke through tbe
column and a struggle f r the mastery W
lowetl. Shots were fire!, and M. Omlller,
c.ii.iuunary of police, wu twice subbed with
a knife.
A mob broke into the i hoe ti of St Ambroiae
and a scan of wild pillage and sacrilege
t-nsue.. Images wtro throwa duwn and
broken, i.ictures rent, tad situs overturned
LAKE COUNTY BANK
lougue Ha a Cincb-
done. It all depends on whether the
: ea-e and spread to all the yarde
SSttXtol' At ...gth th. omcer. di.-t.na-l tha mod.
aome of the yards being hadly aflllctid
with them, hut it Is hoped that the vis
itation may be short lived.
m.. r,nui,i. IV V, 1'nlori of last Albany pemorrst
usM-kaavs- ' The Halem Sentinel say. theie ia
There is hut comparatively little do- great deal of talk of a sueoeeaor to Con
Ing in the way of hop transaction, greeanian Tongue, for that is the pro-
bere or elsewhere. A Tew or the ral-; that Til l ord and Dinger
tStiSJS!1. Hermann are no, In ,t. but that there
have oeen narves.eu nt .nnciou.
of the couutv and a few light ealee are are others, and meutioi.s Claud UaHii
noted at from It to Is, cents per pound, i oud W H Hobeon, of Salem, Senator
Hut these tales have no bearing o Kelly, of Albany, NV I Vawter, of
the market in a general way. I. J 1 JackBotl jui1kb Kullerton, of
nuiiiD, oi iuia enj, wut.v - . . .. , . .ii.
bales on Saturday last, at IJ cents er Douglas, Judge Magtrs, of Xamhlll
a i b..l:- l. In nil riraspb ismnd. to be delivered In October, nd A C Woodcxik, of Lane, alio
n ctntim ticusii y a..o . motlel
i .iiii.i. .nee
- or
R I---'-
EUGENE,
OREGON.
trainsacted on favorable terms.
A. CL HOVET, Preaideiit
J. M. AHH-VMS, Caabier
money for picking lo be advanced and ufcrry Miller and Senators lirownell
...i.... ,1 . .. aaai ininitir lha J
uualuy as they grow
' lot secured by him
'amount grown by Ira
! d!-on Snell and Christ
j bale of W I Durlac.
Among
was half
tbe
and Mnlkey. It Is easy to
mention
I - el Ait- but the urogram is already made lor
IJro, also 10 Congrceeman Tongue I to be noml
i neted.
P.'ii.lleton. dr.. Aug, 21. frank l.ltne-
. ' bins hi, year old son of Mr snd Mrs lieorge
I . '. was liiirni'il to oe.th at ROoR
g iturilsy. T'is child was ni.st.irs nt l.oin. ,
th. mother being nt lo r h useliolil ilutics
lownstairs. When the lire wus .iiscoveretl it
had gained too great hes.laay to permit
rescue ol the child.
Rt solution of Condolence.
1 ho billowing resolution, ware ad
opted at a recent meeting of Spring-
Held assembly, No W, I nited Arti
sans:
Win. ut. , It has pleased Almighty
Ood In his wise providence to call from
our midst the beloved daughter of our
esteemed brother and slater, Mr and
Mrs (I L Itorlmer, members of Spring-
Held Assembly, No 110, U A of
Springfield, Oregon; therefore
BBB0L1 BD, That though we deeply
sympalhi.e with our bereaved broth r
and sister, we bow in humble submln
si. ,n of Him who doeth all thii.gs well.
Rkhoi.vkij, That we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family In tiieir :-- and Ihat these
resolutions be spread upon the minuted
a copy I e sent lo the family, and that
they be published lu Ihe WsWKLT BC-
MM Ui AHD.
V W Hahkiijiaki.kh,
BBAstDBBB,
J H HABOBsT,
Committee.
A Deadwo.id oorreepoodant of the
Florence W. -t say - ehlttlm burk Is
legal tender In that in IgbbOThOOd at
t2.ll'i per htinilred-welght.
HIED.
PsIU liusnl. August';
Yesterday evening at 9 o'oliajk,
Wl'liam Smith, another of the noble
ph peers of Oregon, tiled at Ills home ou
eleventh strict in this city, aged 73
yaare, I nontha and in days. Ha iiad
been in ft.'hle health for several years.
lie was born in Holding, Fi. gland,
Match 11, IBM, Coining to ihe United
state, with his patents, the family
etttlad fol a year at i!ochcater, New
York, thence procvtsJed to Cleveland,
Ohio, uud three years afterwards to
La Porte, Indiana, where the subject
of this sketch grew l. naahOOdt Ho
,.t n i ted to cross the pi .ilns lo Oregon
April u, lift, and ou the BJpJ of Octo
berol that year arrived In Portland,
lie next located In Yamhill county,
and after paying a visit to California
In June, 18-10, took up the claim on
winch he reetded lb! so many yeara,
and upon which 1, now located tlio
village of I'aliinouul, situated a
half mile cost of Km cue. ho mar.
rled Nancy A Luckey, w hum he leaves,
and four sons and daugbtera of mature
age.
Mr Smith was a most . -t unable oitl
. n and wu.' itvp.cletl by the people
generally. The only public office lie
ever held hero was director of solus. I
district No I, the olfalrs of which ho
conducted lo it thorough bulueaa like
manlier. For years he was a delegate
lo the republican county uud state
c inventions.
A g.io.l mini has gone and the peo
ple mourn hi loss.
The funeral will take place from his
lute residence on Kleveuth street Wed-
uosday alien n at 2 o'clock to the
Masonic cemetery.
Myrtl.. Point Entt-rprl.e, Aug. 1: "Wm
I '.owl. by. c .n i l' tor ou th. passenger train
bttWeaa here sn.l M.rslilield, ha.1 a narrow
S'. ape from Is lug killed at thu latter place
Wwlncs.lay. lu making a coupling the draw
heaits igawtd by, allowing th. cars to cine so
near togt-th i J . t h" .i . aught and .pdta
severely .piseeil." Il.i l. riuorly reshltsl horo
ami is u hroth.r ol Robtrt llowlsby.
A. bland ToWD Talk: "Henry Jack
son, the Indian capitalist of Ihe Klam
ath reservation, has purchased the
Judge Hale property at Klamath
Fulls."
RlVKK iMI'ROVKMKNT. A Wathlllg
tou dispatch of August 22 ays: "H e
balance available for the Wlllatnetle
and Yamhill above Portland is (17, mi.
In thl river the negboat we at work
constructing dam lu the vicinity of
Kugene lor half the mouth, and then,
because of low water, withdrew lo that
part of the river between Harrlsburg
and New Kra. During the month
12806 worth ol material wa put in
plaoe on the Davl chute dam, and
17040 worth of material on the Mc
Douald' bar daiu.
Wait and Examine...
pnt Our Immense Stock of.
CARPETS
Which will arrive in a fow days.
New Designs in
Moquets, Velvets,
Brussels and Ingrains
Prices Always the Lowest.
Our CleAntDOO of Siiriimer (ioixls
will coiitiniR' for it fow (lays.
Respectfully,
F. E. Dunn