The Eugene weekly guard., May 05, 1900, Image 4

FY
ORION
LiAL PI LivUlvli
I nirirerc
the
,ron',h*
of
which he died at’out 14 hours later, and
Herman Rudolph wan injured ou
TERRIBLE UTAH DISASTER
Court House Items
Batlsfaction of mortgage..... $
tbe asylum at Balern. Aged, about 75
year». He baa delusione of persecu­
750 00 tion; keet* club in tied to defend him-
The Baker Citv Ep lemic.
Tk« CDU.» -í
M«.«
‘1
»y» a fat»!
k « Ity. The
otiiiug about
• \ tract from
April 23 baa
O
t'ie doctora
lonla and no
rted from it,
rer, supposed
u- -ia, an the
isands dying
■ae.
n< rale today,
teen raging
er the name
y oontagioue;
die.
two to three
onth«. They
i tbe hospital
u”
a
PHILIPPINE CAPTURE 1
FRUIT ORGANIZATION.
Lane County Inion Winds Ip Its
Business and Disbands
A meeting if the Line county fruit
grower» w»s held In the county court
room iu tbe court house Ibis afteruoou
Although tbe »uu shone, tbe grass and
foliage was green, and all nature had
on its brightest colon*, the tueetlug
was a very blue one. No prunes, no
apples, nothing to market, is little
inducement to orgairze to sell some­
thing which doesn't exist.
The crop conditions are so unfavor­
able that it as- decided no orvaniza
• >uu was ueedeu ibis suuauU. lu order
to be legally entitled to do business it
would be necessary to have au Incor­
porated organization, and this will not
be effected, at least until next fall.
Tbe only busiuess transacted was to
favorably c • eider a motion to disband
and ai d uo tbe business of the Lane
County Fruitgrowers’ Union.
THE CORNER STONE.
Mementoes Found in Tearing
Down the Peters' Building.
o Y S \\ C. A. CONVENTION,
Services Last Night at M. E.
Church —business Session
Todav at Villani Hall.
SUGAR BEETS
THE SILVER LAKE GRIZZLY.
A Daring Hunter Drove Him
From His Den.
Meeting Held at Court House
This Afternoon.
lake County Ku»tler. March M,
For years a grizzly bear, tbe last of
the species In Lake county, has roamed
the mountains by day aud tiie valleys
by night, iu the vlclulty of the Silver
Lakeoouutry. in this county, leaving
havoc on his uail among stock of the
county.
OLD-TIME EVENTS REVIVED
• NOTHER MEETIHQ IN THREE WEE««
Rewards have t>een ottered and
The sugar tievt meeting was very
This morning while workiu- ti were
BRITISH FOLLOWING BOERS
huudred» have sough his life. Man>
|>oorly a>tended, but those pnsenl have found tilm but bis
tearing out the fouudatiou of Hie old
terrible size
Special U> t ¡-«Guard.
evinced a disposition to look carefully
Peters building a sealed bottle was
and forcclou* appearauce bad always
luto tbe matter. All realized that If
L ondon , April 28.—The B iii U l .
found, containing a copy of l lie Uregoi
Intimidated hunters luto retreat, He
such a factory wa» established iu Lane
State Journal of August 15, 1868. aud h
forces are supposed to be following tbe
foraged upou domestic animals, killing
county, It would mean a great deal in
sealed envelope which eouiaiued the
at bis pleasure, and seemed to ;Hisses»
B<er» oortb ward.
the way advancement.
following note.
a charmed life.
It is reported that parties of Boers
F. M. Wilkins read a letter from Dr [
"Corner-stone of the building belong­
Ou March 16th, Geo Small, Win
sbo»re guarding passes are prepared
Karl
Korn,
(
the
one
recently
published
ing to A. V. Peter» A Co., laid on this
Vaudervert and Jeff Howard ro»te the
in the G uard ) and st <ted the meeting
day, August 15, 1868, Saturday p m.
to mass at any point the British may
Silver Lake mountain range and
was called on Information contained,
"A.
V.
Peters
commenced
busiuees
in
attempt to break through.
located his trail. On tiie 17 h the
in the same.
Eugene, Oregon, June 12, 1865. Tiie
same parties accom|>anied by Earl
OTTAWA SUFFERERS’ FUND,
W
G
Gilstrap
read
a
letter
from
enclosed coin is tbe fir»t piece of
Small, Win Ball and J C Conn went
»prtlal to ths Guard.
Newberg containing Information re­
Court House Nites?
money taken iu on that day. "Bmall
to pursue and capture him if possible.
L ondon , April 28.-The mayor of
garding
the
propose»!
factory
at
that
beginnings are oftimes for good
On the 18th, the hunters found his
A
social
hour
was
s|>ent
after
tiie
place. Tiie company does not ask a
London has opened a popular sub R al estate mortgsge
$ 750 00 endings." liiat it may prove so In
1 spi v <'e£nt eting. I he Treble Clef sang $190,000 bonus from Newberg, merely different trails In the snow leading in
^option for the relief of sufferers from Real estate mortgaie
100 00 this ease, my Dear Andrew, is the
the same direction, aud it was thought
the U O college «Olig.
a donation of a 60-acre tract to locate
Chattel mortgage.
632 91 heartfelt wish of your loving wife,
by them that tbe trails would couverge
the great Ottawa fire.
the factory on, aud contracts for 5,000
SATURDAY MORNING
"L izzie P eters .
at a common point which proyed to be
real estate transfers .
Stock exchanges are also receiving
acres
of
beets,
for
five
years.
"A. V. Peters, °
•
A large number of students assembled
the case, for by following ills trail lie
U S to Daniel T Bporee, 160 4 acres
iubseriptione. Liberal donations ar-
The farmers present agreed to
"H. Parsons,
in Villard Hall. Miss Farnham, of
was located in a cave ill a ledge of
in
tp
16
s
r
1
e;
patent.
»organize
themselves
into
a
committee
being made throughout the city.
“Proprietors. ”
oPaclflc University led devotional exer-
rocks In the mountains alsiut 20 miles
About 4,300 registrations.
to personally talk with farmers living
Tbe bottle was not corked aud the cires,
treatment for defeated .
southwest of Silver Lake, near the
Virginia M (o'oolige and husband to ooin, if placed ther*»), hail dropped out. I Interesting reports were made by the near, to determine how large an
Special to the Guard,#
iuadwaters of Silver Creek. Through
BtspSen B and Nora B Btrawn, lots 6 Much moisture tiad reioieud tiie letter thirteen different associations of the acreage can be depended on, atid
a crevice In tiie rocks Isrge enough to
LONDON, April 28.—The St James "and 7, block 10, original plat
rf^airt at a meeting to be held in three
of and paper scarcely intelligible iu parte. state.
admit him he had entered by sliding
Gazette favors the Wevhr O'.'uban Eugene; $910.
weeks. In the meantime Mr Wilkins
Obe thing distinctly noting able about
down a shell rock which stood al about
OFFICERS ELECTED.
reeoncentrado plan of treating Free
will communicate with I). Bolls Cohen,
CIRCUIT COURT.
the advertising in tiie paper is that no
45 degrees slant, and then by passing
President, Mrs C A Dolph.
stating that this vicinity will expect
State dtfeatid rebel».
C M Young vs Joht^ J Bays; to firm or professional man iu business
through a small cave to the right bad
Vice-President, Mrs E W Alien.
the same terms accepted by New
Others favorite plan of the Ameri­ recover money. Judgment is asked for at that time continues But then 32
eutered tbe main cave through an
Secretary, Miss Hayes.
berg—a gift of location site of 50
$758.62. The following sums were years is quite a long time, f ollowing
eutrance ouly large enough to sdmi'I
cans in the Philippines.
Treasurer, Miss Campbell.
acies aud contracts for tl>e 6,000 acres bis body.
transferred to plaintiff: ^Jriffla Hard are the names of some of tbe adver«
Mi»s Tjftyhir eave a very earnest talk to #e sowu in beets.
ware Co, $78.20; B H Friendly, $120.49; tÿers:
• PATERNO A PRISONER.
Tiie parties sought to smoke him
ou tiie theme: "Tiie Needs of Collegia Should tiie company accept there
Merchants, Friendly A Lauer, John
Washburn A Sou, $111 12; Yoran A
8pecl*l to the G uard .
Christian Life—How to Make it will be uo difficulty, It is thought, in out, but be refused tooome forth. Then
Bon, $32.30; W L DeLano, $4150 Kill.r.gsworth, Andrew Hunt, P F
two of the party eutere»! the first and
M anila , April 28.—Ou Thursday
Stronger and More FJIeetive.”
making a go of it. But it is essential
Attachment pSpeiS issued.
Surety Blankenhoru, Johnson A Stowell, J
The meetlug Bunday will tie held that everyone take an interest in tbe small cave and jabbed him with a pole I
General Wheaton captured Paterno, bonds, $758.52, B H Friendly surety. Waud A Co, W B Maxwell, Mark
12 or 16 feet long, which had ttie
president of the Filipino cabinet, near G B Dorris appeirs as attorney for Stevens, A A Brdth, Scott A Dunn, in the different churches of the city, at! dr.
desired rffect aud with a terrible roar
services
being
conducted
b^
convention
Ackerman A Steinheiser, Cherry A
plaintiff.
Trinidad
he started to pursue and the parties ill
members.
As Seen Abroad.
Lillis M Egglesham vs Roy Eggle- Irving, Stratton, Gray A Co, H M
the small cave, and they barely had
LIST OF DELEGATES.
sham;suil for divorce. Tiie complaint Ruse, Bristow A Co;. A V Peters A
time to retreat and take a possible
LEBANON BANK CLOSES.
Salem
Journal.
alleg»9| The couple were m tried in Co, M Rosenblatt, C 8 Gourley, Ells­
Albany—E Gladys Newell, Leona
position
on the ledge above, from
of
Lane county, April 1, 1894; that
Lane county lias a floating debt
Francis, Sylvia Munkers, Winifred
$115,000, but the republican bosses tell which a well directed shot made a
defendant desert» <1 plaintiff February worth A Belabaw, C H Moses.
Deposits Amount to Only ^>5000— 1, 1899, that the issue of -aid marriage Among tbe professional men are Munkers, Jannette McKenzie.
tiie people to continue their admiuls- good bear of him.
Corvallis — Fitts < amphell, M iss tration, Is'cause there are $67,000
is one female child,
years of age hided Dr A W Myers, Dr 8 Palmer,
He proved to be a mouster planti­
Too Much Re.il Estate
named Dora of which plaintiff asks Dr M 11 HancSett, Dr M Canaday, Chamberlain, Miss
Starr,
Alisa uncollected assets outstanding. The grade genus bear, and a conservative
assets
draw
no
Interest
and
the
|>eople
owns
possession; ibat defendant
Blakesly.
should not t>e hailed by such ashowing. estimate placed tils weight at 1200
L ebanon , Or, April 27 —The Leb­ property valued at $l,0<0 for which Attorney D M Risdon.
Monmouth — Miss Taylor, Miss
• *
pouudi$> Others thought he would
Tbe Journal was tbe ninth paper to
anon Bauking Company, W J Carty plaintiff*asks one third. E R Skip-
•
Hager. Miss Loomis
start
in
Eugene,
the
first,
The
State
Tiie
Eugene
Register
assert«» th«*, weigli considerably more. His skin,
miDager, closed its doors today. Tbe worth is attorney for plaintiff.
Newberg—Mi-s Woodward*
according to tiie county clerk’s state­ which was prime, weighed 60 jxiunds
Frank A Ballard vs Anna L Bal­ Republican, having started in 1862.
tsaDsger claims that the bank la
Forest Grove—Mist 5>ry F Earn • ment tiie indebtedness of Lane county and was eight feet In length. He cut
Many
Interesting
items
of
old
titties
if
lard;
suit
for
divorce.
The
couple
lolveut, and all claims will be paid
Is $47,956.6'1.
In Hie same issue it
ham.
y’.ren time. The deposits amount t was married id Minnesota, June 14 appear in this paper. The tokens
publishes tiie Wunty clerk's sworn 4 inolies of »olid fat on the back. One
Ashland
—
Mi^Thomas.
re|s>rt, showing outstanding warrants of bls claws—the middle one—meas­
□»JOO, with a total indebtedness of 1885; defendant deserted plaintiff on supposed to have been in another
Chemawa—Miss Brewer, Miss Trask,
with accrued interest, to ured 51 Inches iu length and one Inch
UOOO. Tbe cause of the suspension tiarch 31 1897. The issue of said corner of tbe foundation have not yet Miss Campbell, Miss Ferris, Miss amounting,
$114,964.98.
extrade
in width.
been
found.
The
following
marriage
is
one
boy,
Roy,
aged
12
was unavailable loans aud unsalable
Reason, Miss Jackson, Miss Bagnell,
Tills monster has been the terror of
s
•
taken
from
tbe
news
columns
of
Kiears,
for
which
plaintiff
asks
custody.
B
elgian
H
akes
E
xtraordinary
.
r»ltyOl
MissS iu herlaud.
the
range In this section for 12 or 16
the
paper:
M
O
Wilkins
appears
for
plaintiff.
Mr Carty declined to receive deposits
—Oregonian: "Professor Washburn, of
McMint^ille—Miss Wallace.
years, and has often been pursued by
Market report—Wheat, 60e;oats, 50c;
W J Had sail va James MoLeod et al;
huge®?,
owns
two
hares
which
are
yesterday and today. The general
Mrs U A Dolph, Portland, chairman
among the very l*est tn the state, If hunters, but always eluded tlielr tiest
Impression is that Carty has not mis­ timt to file brief exteuded to May3, nn potatoes, 37c; flour, bbl, $6; butter, 16c; of Northwest Board.
efforts. His claws were sabers equal to
eggs, 16c; chickens, $2.50.
appropriated any funds. He is con- Bti^jllation of attorneys.
Mrs E W Allen, member of North­ not the best. They are from tbe Damascus steel, and when he grabbed
propate
.
Married.
—
At
the
residence
of
tiie
choicest and most expensive stock of
■idered boneet and upright.
west Board.
the Meadow Brook Belgian Hare a bullock lie tore him down easily.
Estate of Adaline J Fleeman, de­ bride’s father, on the 26th of July, 1868,
•
U.
o.
delegates .
by
Rev
G
Callison,
Mr
E
J
McClana
­
Company
In Los Angeles. Britain
ceased; citation ordered to issue, why
TORNADO IN TEXAS.
Misses Susie Bantiard, Lulu Craig, Price Imperial, whose official score is
han and Miss Hul lah Smithy both of
Bohemia Mining News.
real property shall not lie sold.
Btelia Armitage, Kate Wilson, Lelia 921, was sired by tbe famous Lord
Estate of William Currin, deceased. Eugene City.
Town of Blum Partly Destroyed— Will filed for probate. It bequeaths Henry Hill is down from the Mc­ ntraub, Grace Driver and Miss l'ickel. Britain, JYit of Beauty, of England.
Bohemia Nugget, April ¿7
B oiiemi S, April ‘JU.
A (' lose CALL.—Rosebur; Plain­ Prine» as Britain, score 93 f, is a marvel
all bis real estate to Jobl Cooley for Kenzie mines and reports everything
Several Persons Killed.
bls natural life and upon ids deatli it lively, and says several families ar»< dealer, April 27: "R E Veatcb, con- of elegance. Bhe i» out of lin|H>rted I Another light fall of snow today.
Helena,by Lord Britain, Before oelng
Cole’s pack train is making regular
DALLAS.^Tex., April 27.—A tornado is to descend to, viz: cue-fourth to G C going to move on the river near the ductor on the through freight la-tween
shipped to Eugene she wxH bred to trips to the mine« now, the snow being
Pass,
narrowly
this
place
and
Grants
Cooley,
one-fourth
to
Martha
Ann
(Thia
is
Blue
mines
in
a
short
time.
pasted through Johnson and Hill
escaped serious injury in the railroad Lord Nason, score 96, the highest gone on tiie summit of Urouse moun­
counties today, doing terri lie desiruc- Bmall, one-fourth to G W Cooley, one- River.)
scoring buck in America.
fourth
to
the
children
of
Alex
Cooley,
tain.
Stickney's circus performed here yards in this city Wednesday. He was
tion. Tbe town of Blum was partialy
standing
in
tbe
w
od
yard
as
hie
tr^ii
B lue R iver .—A E Wood, who
destroyed, and several persons fatally and one-fourth to the children of John Monday night to a very large audience.
Holderman A Hickey finished their
began pulling out on the main track, returned from Blue River yesterday,
injured. A daughter of Dr Banks had Cooley. All persons! property is giveu
The following church notices are of
big contract on the Montana Com­
j and in attempting to board the tiain a says »now
snow fell during Tuesday, pany’» group of mines the fore part cf
a scantling driven through her body, to Geo W, John R Z C, ai d J U Cool­ Interest:
stick of wood rolled from under his Wednesday, and Thursday at 9 a m,
»nd is in a dying condition. The ey, share and siiar- alike. John Robert
chuk C h notices .
this week.
feet, and missing his bo d <>n tbe car when he left the mine«, »now was 10
8-year-old daughter of D P Hunt had Cooley nomiuated executor without
There is divine service held in the
It is reported that I) B Murray, of
both legs broken. Lacey Robertson's bonds. The will was execute« March various churches of FJuyeue City as be was burled headlong into a pile of indie» deep on the level and »till Noonday fame, baa formed a new
j wood near by, sustainii g quite« severe ! falling. This will give plenty of water
wife was caught in their fallen bouse, 9, 1900, and was witues ed by J B follows:
company East for tbe purpose of
.[cut at the corn'r of tiie left eye, a for prospecting work.
Medley and J P Currin. Probable val­
crushed and will probably die.
Rev J W Miller preaches at the M E
pening up a new property on Noon-
bruised
knee
and
sevnal
scratches
The pi tlic schoolhouse was wrecked ue of sstate $10,0"0. John R Cooley church every Babbs'li at 11 o'clock a in
A
Q
ueer L aw .—It is held by the day road near the Ridge hotel.
about
the
bauds
andoface.
It
was
a
J
_
appointed
executor
without
bonds
as
and two pupils badly hurt. About a
and iu (lie evening a’ cmdlelight.
Already several parties are In the
close call. Howevi r, aft» r liaving his revenue collector that a lOcent revenue
dozen dwelling bouses were destroyed provided by the will. J P Currin,
Rev T M Martin preaches at the wounds dressed, be pluckily resumed stamp is required on each certificate of field making spring locations.
Alex
Bpore
and
David
G
McF'arland
and the Baptist cburch wrecked.
appointed appraisers. Geo B Dorris, Baptist church every Sabbath, morn-1 his official duties and went out on the nomination. Several certificate« nave ¿Another rich strike in the Mude
ing aDd evening.
muihbound freight as tl <>ugh nothing l>cen tiled already without the stamp, mine. This time in No 6, or the
attorney for estate.
Thrown From a Horse.
Rev (> Callisou, Christian minister, unusual had happened.”
Candidates should make a note of this, dee|»est levsl. This ore la of sufficient
mining O gcatioxs .
lias service at the court house on the ,
® as failure to comply with the revenue richness to be sacked and sliipped,
Silver Eagle mining claim. Blue second and fourth Bunday of each
J ap K illed —Coroner W L< heabire |BW (Ijay invalidate the nomination.
C ottage G rove , Or., April 27.—
which the management Is doing.
River, by H J Cuppy, Adam Richey
went to tbe Mohawk bridge today in ■
month in tiie forenoon.
Mi»e Laura Gardiner, liviDg on the
The Helena Is taking out some of the
and N E kennerly.
Frank Moorbead has tieen appointed
Umpqca, 26 miles from here, was
Rev Father Macken, of the Roman response to a telepii tie ■ ill that one of
richest
ore yet encountered from tbe
Essex claim, Bohemia, by FT Mills,
the Japanese workmen on the railroad census enumerator for the two Junc­
thrown from a horse on her way home
Charles L Fitchard and Miss Emma Catholic church, will pre» ,fi at the had lieen killed. No particulars were tion |.reducts including (lie city of uuralse. This ore is a porous honey­
from school, yesterday. Bhe was bad ■
court bouse on the third Babbath ot
Ballzman, locators.
Junction. Work
will commence oom bed quartz, almoet wired together
ly bruised and mentally deranged.
each mouth at halt pa»t 10 o’clock am. . obtainable.
with gold.
June
let.
MINERS LIEN.
Later.—Dr Cheshire arrived home at
Tbe horse reached home without the
The Baptists have service st tiie
W.J. Fid wards, of Gilliam county,
Jame- W Sears vs Hartford MlniDg Cumberland Pnsbyterisn church on 1 4:30 and states tliat Hie Jap was found
•addle ana Mies Gardiner got home
dead in his bunk this morning, pre­ known t»y many here, has been nomi­
two hours later alone, but knew noth­ Co; miners lien. Amount due, $120.
A Question.
tbe second Babbath of each month atnl sumably from aptplexy. An Inquest
nated for the legislature on the Union
ing of what bad happened. Upto this
B lood in H is E ye .—Wm. VanLarr, night and Episcopal Methodists the was held.
ticket and P H Stevenson has been
morning she was still unconscious of Buttervllle, near Oregon City, is in first and second Babbath of each month
J unction , April 27.
nominated for county tieasurer.
Bhe was evidently thrown from the Eugene looking for his wife who was at morning and night.
To the G uard :—Many democrats
W oodmen B ooming .—Head Consul
U H Park, the mining man, writes and populists here claim that Eru l*-e,
horse, her foot catching in the saddle inconsiderate enough to leave borne
Rev N M Elton, of the M E church, F A Falkenburg, of the Pacific juris­
•nd she was dragged, ae her head and with an ex-convict named Jack Davis, South, preacb<-s at tbe Cumberland diction, Wo »liu-n of the World, who from London, England, that he will county clerk, Is res|*on»ible for the
return to Flugene early in May and
body wu badly bruised. Bhe Is the taking with her a 4 months-old child.
semi-annual
report that
Presbyterian church on the fourth has b*en lecturlngo in Oregon and will bring his family with bltn, recent
daughter of Thomas Gardiner, a VanLarr will forgive bls »Ifo and take
tries to make tbe debt of Lane county
much
each mouth, at three Washington, has created
Babbath
of
wealthy farmer. The physician MÄJ0 her home again, but if be finds tbe
$47,000, when over $114,000 In warrants
enthusiasm Last week he addressed intending to locale in Eugene.
o’clock p m.
•he will recover.
Corval'la Gazette: "Brady Burnett are outstanding and drawing interest.
pair will make it warm for Davis
Rev J A Hanna preaches at the 5000 people at one meeting in Beattie, received a telegram from Congressman
Is ¡J true?
A T axpayer .
ewearirig a vow to land him behind Presbyterian church every Babbath and at the cl "S of the meeting 448
California Finances.
applications for membership were Tongue Wednesday, advising him of| Yes.
bars again. Tbe couple »kipped out mort, ng at 11 o’clock.
bis appointment as clerk in the census
over a week ago and were traced in
Babbath school at the M E church at received.
bureau at Washington.
Brady baa i
B an F rancisco , April 27.—Accord­ this directi aons far as Salem. VanLarr
three o’clock every Sabbath and at the
Junction City Times: The candi­
F uneral 1 he funeral services of accepted and is now »wailing Instruc­
log to the reports uf the savings l<nks tbiks the couple has little money,
Baptist and Episcopal churches, and the Lair i,r* J w White were held in tion» when to prix.-ee»! to Washington. dates of lbs several political parties
ofthe state to the bank commissioners and are some« here in tliis vicinity.
à also at tbe court house at tbe same the Cbrisiiati hurch this afternoon Hi» salary will @s in the neighborhood will be in Junction on Friday, May
°f tne condition of business on March The local
have failed to find hour. The Preebyierian and (urntier­
---------
18th. As usual in election years the
and wer^largely attended. Tbe sermon of $1000 per
year. ,, 1
SI, there has been a material increase trace of the people.
land Preebytertans have Babbath school by Rev M IPH"* was very impressive
annual
May picnic will be held on
Io business since November 30. The
Seven states will bold elections
at tbe Presbyterian church every Bab- and tbe music was grand. The ladles
that dale.
k*in in deposits of tbe 44 banks outside
now
and
November,
as
between
C ottage G rove C abin .—Nugget bath al 9:20 o’clock in tbe morning.
of tbe G A R, Artisans and Rebekahs
W Irving Henderson, a former rr»i
the city In four months amounted to April 27: Hazelton Cabin, Native
follows: Oregon, Jun« 4; N Ca.rc’!nat
attended In a bodjj The Interment August 2, Alabama, August 6; Arkan­ dent of Eugeoe, i«s«d IbrvMgb
tbout $1,600.000.
The gain In the Bon» of Oregon was organized in this
PlCTURXOF Mian C ron er —Through
sas, September 3; Vermont, September Springfield tbe other day, going north.
deposits of tbe city and the country city last week with a charter member­ tbe KlndneM of Mr and Mr» C V Cro- took pl«« in tLe I O O F cemetery:
L eg B roken . - L B Young had bis 4; Main*. (September 10; and Georgia, Ho »bowed some good quartz speci­
•Bvinge banks, 63 in number, during ship of 22 members, with tbe following Der, J M Woodruff, »fate agent <f the
mens which tie said came from a mine
that time was $4,742,000.
officers installed: Jerome Knox, pres­ Chicago Portrait Co., haa placed lu left lev broken below the knee, near October 3. All these will be taken as
near Fort Jones, California, In which
strass
to
see
which
way
tbe
wind
BprtDgfield,
last
evening
by
being
ident; J E Young, first vice presid.nt; tbe window of W L DeLano’» etore,
be
bad a fourth interest. Our
Cottage Grove Nugget: Tbe physi­ Frank McFarland, second vice presi­
an enlarged picture of tbe late Miss thrown from a sled violently to tbe blows, aud each party will doubtless
cians of thio city have been kept tusy
informant says "Irv" was voluble as
dent; H H Veatch. KB, Ralph Whip­ .Maggie Crooer. It la an excellent ground He 1« over 70 years of age. squeeze more or less encouragement
of late trowing patients afflicted with
aver.
out of the returns from all of ibem.
Dr Kuyktudali sat tbs limb.
ple, F 8; Alf Walker. M; Darwin pleoe of work.
*• grippe,
e
Bristow, T; J B Lurch, P P.
Tiie Young Women's ( bristian Asso­
ciation eonv> nti<'D of Oregon tx-gan its
work list night by holding a short
•»•mg service at the Methodist church.
About 26 delegates from the different
i Mil leges with U
O stuiieuls and
friends were in attemt i >ce.
Mrs I' A Dolph, pretftieut, and Miss
I’aylor, tiie geueral secretary, from
Chicago, took their places.
The meeting wasopened by scripture
leading and prayer by Rev Hollings­
head.
Rev Snicot delivered the
address of welcome o behalf of the
paslors.
Mie» Buste Batiuard on
b-lialf of the U of O i.saoeiatiou wel­
comed tiie visitors^» a few appropriate
w ords of weluom*.
The convention addresscwas made
His tliei^1 was “The
the Christian Blu-
heumatism.
Jo., W. Va.
my wife had
i which oon-
over a month
o walk a step
limbs being
normal size.
on my using
I purchased
1 it according
icxt morning
It bout assist-
l »be has not
nice.— a . B.
. U. DeLano.
s.
»I appoint-
y (I:
a
ill.
SIILI
Swale.
t last years'
, Mich., pays
inrs are the
r 11 «d for coe
I trouble«."
Jp Store.
oi 'iood there
s lieen aaved
Cholera and
ho has been
a by the uae
■et on» make
n< ver oppor-
; it may be
r live«. For
O
o
$