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VOL. 11
EUGENE, OltEGOlST. THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 13, 18UG."
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Ulrhie Suppositories
Pile Suppositories
Cold In the Head
rharmal Tablets
ioda Mint Tablets
Tube Toothpaste
OolJ Cream
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Yerington's Ninth Street Drugstore.
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Idols
lOcls
lOets
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Wets
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J. D. MATLOCK & CO.,
On account of the noeir health of our f.i 1 1 1 i I ' we are compelled lo
close our store and leave Eugene.much to the regret of ourselves
and family. But as the healtn of our taiuily demands it, we
shall commence on
SATURDAY, JUNE, 13, '96,
Our Qreat ?lo5ir o Out o 5a-
During this sale everything will bo sold at Auction Prices. It '
you wish to buy goods Cheap now is your opportunity. Come
early before the stock Is broken. Nothing r.eserved. Every
tliiiiK In our store goes.
WATCH THIS SFACU.
Full Sized Bed-Steads at
$1.50 EACH,
At DAY & HENDERSON'S,
th and Willamette Streets.
We take pleasure in announcing: to the
public of Eugene and vicinity that we have
fclaced the Agency for our famous "King Hats"
Fun mr. a js. Dunn, oi Eugene, we guarantee
these hats to give satisfaction.
TAYLOR & BARROTTE,
Chicago, III.
Dvt Hendersnn. Ilnriprtaknrc ann
p'oalmers. Cor Wil. and 7th 3ts.
CI ( ICE.
P7 let your milk sourP
."urmeat spoilP
ur cutter runP
n a little ICE will save all.
Aithe water is hart ,a
c, of beer sent to your house.
W.MAYER, Agt
OTo. . , .
3ARS and TOBACCO,
'tt'iiMPri Huh. .-J p.j- in i
-"ii "m enu ooaa naior,
FRUITS IN SEASON.-
.er .me, lu u.
& t.U'KKY,
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81 ure 1878 there have been nine epi
demics of dysentery in different parts
of the country In which Charuberlnin's
Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
was used with perfect success. Dys
entery, when epidemic, is almost as
severe and dangerous as Asiatic chol
era. Heretofore the best eftorts of the
most skilled physicians have failed to
check its ravages, this remedy, how
ever, lias (ii red the most malignant
cases, both of children and adults,
and under the nnst trying conditions,
which proves it to be the best medi
cine In the world for bowel complaints.
For sale by Osburti & DeLano.
THIS Pf'SX
SPRSNO MEDICINE
Is SIMMONS LIVE:! IxEGULATOR don't
forget to U.x n. 'i he Liver gets sluggish
during t.,s vi::l:r, jut like all nature,
and the sy;.t r i xc:nes choked up by
f . t'"' v.ni'.n orines on
eValam. ii. r ,.i V.iu n:i,i Uh...m.
tisiii. Yo:i v. tj v, ';ike up your Liver
Livsa l':;::'-X.'.roi; u da it. it .iin
reguiatrs t.:j Liver keeps it properly at
work, v;-.i yjur system will bi free from
poison anU the v!; i- body invigorated.
You g:t HIV, BliST iJLOOD when
your sy;tv::i is i;i Al condition, and that
will or.iy be when the Liver is kept active,
fry a L:ver K;raeJy once and note the
diftsrcnc-?. But Like only SlAVMONS
iJVr-S k'Prilll ATnii i.i-1. ,l, u-
y-- ,inv i uiarvca UIC
aittercncc. i ake it in powder or in liquid
already prepared, or make a tea of the
powder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR. You'll find the RED Z on every
I ... it- '
J. H. Zeilin St Co, FUUadelpbla, Pa,
The Hop Outlook.
.Salem Statesman: A number of
hop dealers were seen yesterday in ref
erence to the outlook for the present
year's hop crop. A majority of them
report hops in sjdendid condition, the
recent rains having Improved them
wonderfully. Where the llelds have
b3en thoroughly cultivated good
heavy crops will be picked and tlio
quality, from present prospects, will bo
exceptionally finu. TIm fields which
have been cultivated poorly, of ccurso,
will not make a very good yield, in
many cases not paying for picking and
curing, In some llelds, however, the
Vines aro pale and appear lifolcHS and
many poles are bare. Many of the
growers, who are not members of the
different associations, aiu talking of
p tying 30 cents per box of nine bushels
for picking hops, while the association
men uie determined to pay only 23
cents. Tlio former claim they will be
unable to secure pickers at t ho lower
price, nor will they be able lo have as
good work done as tliey will secure
under the higher price. Trices of hops
arestiil very low and the market will
hardly t eu for more than G cents per
pound for a choice article.
Dealers aro not very hopeful of a
good market this full, for tlio reason
that heavy sto. ks of old hops me still
being held by brewers and speculators.
The output of Oregon tills year will be
about one-half of last year's crop, and
from appearances now, dealers mid
growers alike feel confident that the
grade of the new Imps will average far
above that ol last year.
It is tlio big wheat yields that are re
ported. Here is one from Linn
county: The I D Miller crew threshed
1754 bushels of wheat oil 50 acres of the
Ed Kuox farm, owned by 8 E Yonng
and reti led by Thus Chambers. This
is an average of over 30 bushels. One
thousand two bundled and sevcuty-
ix bushels of it were threshed in tlio
forenoon.
Notice.
Iilds ure hereby asked for to furnish
lo tlio city ot Eugene 20 arc lights of
2000 candle power each, for a lease of
three years.
Lights to be placed at the Intersec
tion of aucj streets as the committee
may designate.
A'l bids must be in the hands of the
committee tythe20tl day of August,
lSUJ.
Th.' right to reect on and all bids
r. .wrved. Address all communications
II. M. Dav,
Chairman Committee on Flro
mid Water.
Eugcue, July IS, 1MK!.
Creamery Butter,
...tan hal nl
CRAIG'S CREAMERY,
On 8th Street.
Also nice sweet Cream and good
fresh Buttermilk.
Ler onlcre lor crcim the erenlug Mmc or
early iu Iho mormnff.
Cull at the creamery anil examine prwlucu.
K. C II AIM
l'roprMf
Summons.
In lbs Circuit Court for the stale el Ore
don, County of Laue.
Christian Donieyer, Fluiulift",
va
Eiimu Do ntor, IMemlauf. J
To Emma D'juieyiT tbo diftnii-int above-iirwju'-d
:
In the name ol Ike Slate ol Oregon yon
are ben by umnio:ie.l to nppoar and an
swrr the plaint iff' complaint now od file
agiiust you in the nboTc;enlitled oi nrtand
came, on or before the lal dny of tbo nelt
regular tirm of saiii court which said conrt
ia to bo bgan and h-jliltn on Hominy the
Mithdnjrof OrtotxT. IH'M, at the Conit
Honsoin Engene, Oregon, in said county,
and if jou t.il to appear arid answer sai l
complaint as herein required tbo plninliff
will rpplyto sahl conit for th relief
praved for in said oouiplaint to wi': For
a decree of said conrt declaring the miirriiign
contract now Minting betw-cu plaintill anil
defendant forever iiil( d 1.(1 ibat plain
tiff have a dlvoics from drfendant ai d that
plaintiff be d'ireeil lo bo lhoonriii b e
simple of li e !,' of tbo ne1, of -i one tp
17, a r:i wet and the ', of tlio n J and tha
n', of thoeji of ie one and the ne'4 ol H e
ne' of co one tp 17 a r Sweat in I. mo
cjnu'f Oreenn and in (.11 cunt-iil.il g too
acren. And tli.t dt fondant by 'M
ciwieo be :orovir burn it from claim
inj or Bt-aertirc al.J rijlht, inters',
cla,in or title wli ;'nosver in oi " ""J
land! and prrnd'ea nr a y part l
and for cn-ral relief. Tbis-'inimon ,y it"
li.'nd iu tbo; Uaii.v Lro-ie ii-'i.o" for
en conwciitive wi i kf by or 'e r of II: u J '
Fnllertm jndta of aai.1 conn. I.k!. ' i
or er wa uiado at thari.hera in K.-lmi
Ongon, and b(r dale the M U d y oi
Angnst, KM, a-id ia now on lilc ::i said
conit. .
I, I.it.t.i:,
Altoraey I t IM .i i" f
of rortliinil is In
IVrsoiinl.
t'bus Davis is home from .Salem.
J C Gondale was in I'.ugeno toelay
Miss D ra Scott was in Eugeue to
day.
Sam Oulilamltl
Eugene.
C V Houston, of Junction City, is in
JiUgeuo today.
Col S P Sluddej came up from Port
land tins afternoon.
Walter Cirillin arrived from New
port this arternoou.
Mrs Link has returned from n dc
lightful,trip to Newfort.,
P G Olirlsniati, a Lakeview banker,
spent last night in Eugene.
Wm Mayer mid wife are home from
a pleasant trip to the Yaeiuiim,
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Harris
went to Cottage Drove tills afternoon
J M Howe left on tlio 'oeal train
this forenoon for Salem and Pot Hand.
1', 1' Wright shipped a carload of
baled timothy hay lo Grant's Pass to
day.
Sheldon Jenkins and family have
gono up Hie Melvenzie on a camping
out trip.
iiouni. .Moonieacl, editor er the
Junction City Times visited Eugene
this afternoon.
Mrs J S Luckey was a passenger to
Vaitilnu liuy this morning where she
will spend a few days.
J F Walker, of Walker's station,
and J A Ishnin, of MclCenzle Bridge
were in Eugene today
Prof M llailey Is in Seattle, Wash.
He will soon relurii to Eugene and
continue to make this Ills home.
Pendleton Tribune: Mrs P E Hnod-
grass, of Eugene, is In the city the
guest of her brother, Elmer Cleaver.
Misses Nellie Gilfrey, Ada Hen
drieks and lieniietla Latter went to
Newport this morning to spci'il two
or three weeks.
Dr E O Diithro of Portland arrived
here tills afternoon to vWt n daughte
of John Vaugliau's, of Coburg, who Is
dangerously ill
Hon M II Friendly returned from
Newport this afternoon. We are In
formed Hint Mr Friendly yesterehiy
caught nearly thirty pounds of fish
James Hollinnii and family and Dr
C V Lowe and wife, who have been
spending a month nt Foley Springs,
expect to start for home the hitler part
of this week.
Woodburu Independent: liert H
Miller, of Eugcue, came down on his
wheel Saturday nnd spent Sunduy
witli his parents, of tlio Independent
family, reluming home Monday
morning. He was on Hie road ten and
one-half hours, from Eugene to Wood-
bum. Tills Is a good record.
I'ivcishlo Items.
Items scarce this week.
Mrs Diekey is suffering from a severe
sick spell tills week.
Some of the threshing nincl lues
were unable to commence threshing as
stnted on account, of tlie rain Monday
and Tuesday,
Our Sunday school nt this place Is
still iu good shnpoatid our young peo
ple are turning out nnd taking quite
an interest in the work. The Sunday
seliooUn -ets at half past two every
Sunday. Everybody invited. John
('arson superintendent. We also have
prayer meeting every Wednesday
night. We have good singing. Conic
and see what we are doing.
The most of Hie people of this elis-
trlct who were in the mountains limit
ing berries have returned home with
the same obi song, "berries are
scarce."
Jessie Sovern lias been iiuilo sick t lie
last few days with kidney troubles.
Frank Hrewster Is over at Indian
Creek on a trndc for his brother Al
bert's place.
I Gould aud family ntc in the moun
tains tills week uftor berries.
Mi-s Lee Huyes, who has been
(caching school at headword for the
past few months has r.-turned.
I.
IMflf-lnllr ftnlflpil
NhW YiutK, Aug 12 Win J Hrynn
was ofln iiilly notified today of li in
no-iiinatbi'i ns president in the pres
ence of O.fKX) people at the Madison
S'l'iare (liirden. The speech was one
of areuuietil and was iriitlnHnatirally
ncilved. After the tiotiflel.tlon Mr
Hi vim and o'heis mod" spee'cbe.s on
;l. "Is, -r i'ryan sia-uking to a
croud of nt hast 40,CJ(i people. The
hi nt wa lerrllle lint the oplc wero
eiitliula-tie.
We ulll publish tlio p"e"Mi in full
l iter on-l
Creswell Casualties,
Aug 10, 'WI,
W A Teutsch and Phil Scott are
home for a vacation.
J W Lawn came home Saturday
from the mines iu Josephine county.
, A patty of Cresweli young peopleex
pect to start to Newport next week.
Alva Hendricks, u former Lano
eo.iiily boy, is homo ou a visit after a
sojourn In Arizona and Mexico, where
ho has been In the bicycle business.
George Laiulingham, of Tlllmook
county arrived here last Friday even
lug, coming from Albany that day.
His team look fright at tlio headlight
of a train at Albany Thursday night
and he was tlirowu from the wagon
and rendered unconscious for a time
while his team ran into the cemetery
fence and ttuek fast. When Mr L.
began to revive he called to passersby
to help him find his team but they
took him for a drunk man and would
not help him. He was badly bruised
up and hardly able to walk, but lunu
aged to II nil aud disentniigle his team
Judging from this man's experience
Albany is a bad place for a man to
fall "wounded by the wayside" as
they all "passed by ou the other side."
He has not yet recovered from the in
juries received at that time.
The funeral of the latoW J J Scott
took place yesterday at 10 o'clock, Kcv
C H Wallace officiating. A largo pro
cession followed the remains to the
Howe cemetery. The running of two
threshers kept many more from at
tending.
ZlM'll.
The Army lias Unite.
Grunt's Pass Courier: "Wm Ptirdey
left Friday for Cunyonvllle and Ilose
bitig. Ho went by team and took his
wife, two daughters and young ('has
Winders and wife along. Alonzo
Nutt drove the team and they had the
big tent with lliein, Two of Iho gen
erals (laughters aro left witli friends lu
tills city.
"Win 1'iiriley seems to bo supremo
head as well as body of an Independent
oflsliootof tlio Salvation Army. This
withdrawal took place at Sacramento
last year and ho has since been mak
ing his wny north. For several weeks
he managed to maintain corps of sub
armies at Itoscburg, Eugene and Al
bany but he was unfortunate In select
ing his oOlcers and people got tired of
being bilked, so they quit supporting
them. Purdey has lots of energy nnd
Is a great foe to the saloon, but ha has
a rather "rocky" ilmo of It trying to
light without backing and against the
opposition of tlio churches whom he
appears to succeed In antagonizing as
he goes along. His career in Grant's
Pats extended over a period of eight
months and they were eventful ones to
him. Ho lost his wife by chloroform
asphyxiation, whether by accident or
design Is a question; he has been in
tlio "cooler" for parading the streets
with drum and flag; he sent one of his
best soldiers to tlio penitentiary for
two years and he married a young girl
of 18 some four months after becoming
a widower. What will beenmo of him
it is hard to tell."
What Foster Nays'.
Foster's lost bulletin gave foiecasts
of the storm wave to cross tlio conti
nent from the loth to tlio 14th during
which some very severe weather will
occur in limited localities.
Tlio next disturbance will reach the
Pacilic coast about the loth, cross the
west of the Ilockles country by close of
the 18th, great central valleys 17th to
111th, Eastern states , 20th.
Tlio warm wave will cross the west
of the Rockies country about tlio 15,
great central valleys the 17th, (Eastern
states the 10th. Cool wave will cross
tlio west of Hie Rockies country about '
l'JIli, great central valleys 20th, East
ern stales, 22d.
Temperature of the week August Oth,
to 15th, Inclusive, will average above
tlio mean of the month in the
great central valleys, lake regions
and westward, and below the mean of
the month In tlio Easlorn states.
In the great central valleys rain will
probably lie deficient it it t i 1 about the
lSHi.followed by heavy showers to
close of moll I Ii , The dry period of Hie
month will come earlier in Iho Eastern
states, followed during tlio middle
third of (lie month by frequent show
ers, the month closing dry. i
The Falrliavcn National bank has
ceaseel receiving deposits, and propose
to wind up their affairs. Tlio stock-!
holders have paid In an assessment of,
30 per cent, and all claims are being j
paid as fast as presented. The char-j
(er w ill I retained for a time, anil ;
should there lee a a u Ilk-lent revival In
business tei u annul It, Hie bank may
lie leopi'iied
llrevUles.
Miss Dottle Dale will recite a choice
selection Friday night, at the Chris
tian church.
Pfuutler's Moral establishment was
gutted by tire last night; loss, fl5,000;
insurance, $S,000.
Tlio militia boys are busy this after
noon making arrangements for their
trip to Now port.
The hot wavo continues iu tlio East,
It Is estimated Hint 1000 people have
died In New York City from the tor
rid weather during tlio past teti days.
The cily will receive bidi for the
grading and gravelling ol Third aud
Pearl streets until August 24th at 7 p
eu.
Hon II L llarkley denies that lie Is
a candidate for speaker of the lower
house of the legislature, us suggested
by tlio Salem Statesman,
The Livormoro-Iiurnetto party
caught 125 nice, trout in one morning's
fishing on nine river. They also sent
125 down by tlio stage to friends lu
this city.
The Pacillu const hop crop last J ear
amounted to 181,000 bales, of which
09,500 wero raised In Oregon, 52,000 lu
California, 28,800 in Washington and
700 in British Columbia.
We are anxious to do a little good In
this world and can think of no pleas
anter or better way to do It than by
recommending One Minute Cough
Cure as a preventive of pneutnoula,
consumption and other serious lung
troubles that follow neglected colds.
Osburu A DeLano.
Astoria dispatch of Aug. 13. Mag
nus C Crosby, youngest sou of the late
Mayor Crosby, met witli a painful ac
cidont today at Hie Pacific can factory.
The lad was employed at ono of the
machines making cans, and iu some
manner his hand was caught. Be
fore the machine could bo stuped, the
hand was crushed so as to incapacitate
tlio lud for work (or many weeks.
Unity Items.
The weiMher is beautiful.
It is predicted (lint thero will bo a
Christian baptising In tlio near future
as the thresher was running in full
blast Inst Sunday. See.
It Is awfully bad on dogs where peo
ple visit so much.
The U Ii camp meeting will com
mence the 20th of this month. Rev P
1) Williams will bo here the first four
days. Ho will also lecture at this
place '.ho Will at 7:30 a m. Bishop
Dillon will be at the mcctlu the 2-Sth
and 29th which will conclude the
meetings.
T J Itenfro vlslled Jasper this week.
Jos Carter and family have nf'.ed to
Etigeno.
Eastern Oregon Hires! ers aro run
ning In this vicinity.
Itev Miller preached luifl last Hun-
day.
Mr and Mrs lllackburne of Spring
field visited at his homestead on Fall
creek last week.
Mr Trllley, the tan bark hauler bad a
home killed by the train lott week.
Con.
Only an Indian, Anyhun.
As an evidence of the sometimes pe
culiar methods of the blind goddess nf
Justice in dealing with tlio Innocent,
the following, from the Pendleton E.
Oregonlaii, Is of some interest.
"Joo Kaylton, the Indian who was
sent to the penitentiary for perjury and
afterwards liberated on account of
decision of the Supremo court, was in
Salem when last heard from and anx
ious to get home, but had no money to
pay railroad fare or pony to ride over
tlio trail. To tlio ordinary man, who,
of cou no, has llltlo knowledge of 'Jus
tice,' It would seem as though Joe
ought to bo brought back home with
out expense to himself, If he has been
falsely Imprisoned."
The American Beauty owes her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other allilbuto. A cup of
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos
sess this. It clears tlio skin anil re
moves pimples and Hint sallow, mud
dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous
ands of ladles for tlio complexion.
Without bed ng a cnthariio 1 1 cures con
stipation. Hold by A. YKKINeiTON.
HHILOH'H CUKE, tho great Cough
and Croup Cure, is In great demand.
Pocket size contains twciity-flve doses
only 2c. Children love It. Hold by
Henderson & Linn.
Karl's Clover Hoot, the great Blood
Purifier, gives fresh ties and clearness
to the Coiiiplej.lon nnd cures Constipa
tion. 25 cK, 60 cln., tl.. Hold by
Henderson A I. Inn.