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EUGENE, OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING. AVKIL 21, 1897
NO. 121
, U. WILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY : AT : LAW.
SECTIONS A
Une County Bank.
H D. NORTON,
1 ami 2 over First National
Rooms
Ban"1
W
nrn R. DQRRIS.
iiicmey and Counsellor-
. i iPTtCE IN TIIE CDTJRTo
IU, PlA1.I1l'r.,i3j Diatilct and in
i i S7Eto
."S attention given to couecuona
,$1
a Ci WOODCOCK
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nmo-Ono-haU block south ol ChrUman'.
Block,
KUQKNE, : I OREGON.
HelmulW Thompson.
Charles A Hardy.
Thompson & Hardy,
Attorneys-at-Law,
B.5KkB,i, Eu8enB'0r
GEO. A. DORMS,
Attorn: y-at-La w,
kuokse, oregon
orrtcx-OverLane County Bonk.
L. BILYEU,
Attorn ey-at-La w,
KDGKJiB, OREGON.
jjj-Ol nc-Over First National Bunk.
0. E. LOOMIS, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office up-stairs In Sheltmi block oor aeo. T,
u.iH .t. Sun r uruccrv store.
Privato telephone inside olio door
or calls duy or night.
TEACHER'S INSTITUTE.
Program of Institute to us held ut
Crrswell.
Following is the program of tlie
teachers' institute to be held ut C'res
well on Friday and Saturday, April
30 and May 1:
Friday, 7:30 p. m.
Music
Recitation.
Lecture by Prof John D Letcher. U
of O.
M usie.
Recitation.
SATURDAY, 9 30 A. M.
Singing, by the institute.
Primary readiiiK.a class exercise.
Mrs Sadie Dowuiug.
Ural I'livsioloey.
Miss Gertrude Grousebeck.
lleCl'SM.
What religious Instruction should
be given in the public schools?
Ilev M O Briuk.
SATURDAY, 1:30 P. M.
Singing, by the iusiilute.
Mental Arithmetic, a class exercise.
Win Miller, prin. Crcswell school.
Should corporal punishnienl be
abolished by law? Why?
Geo 2 orris, prin. Goshen school
Busy Work, by Miss Cilia JSollnian.
Itecess.
The first duy in a country school.
Mis? Luella Brewster.
Grading country schools.
Win. McQueen.
The dav sessions ot the institute will
be held at the Dublio school buildini;
and the lecture at the M E church. I
feel sum the lecture will be botli en-
tertuiiiimr and instructive. The peo
ple of Creswell aud vicinity are cor
dially invited to attend each session
of the institute.
C. 8. Hunt,
Couuty Supeiintoudent.
Dr King's New Discovery for ton
sumption.
VA-PO-Atl.
lOlYfY I'Ol'KT.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
f-hysician and SurReon
offii. n..r npndcriina .fc Linn's Drug Store
Ornat Hocus. 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to S aud 7 to 8
Kesidence-Ferry street between Ulh and 13th
W. KUYKEKDALL, M.D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrisman Block.
Special attention to aurgory and surglca dls-
ui wuuieu.
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
DENTIST,
ii:s oiny nrsi-cifl93 worn. 1 ne iiuuffc
prove me ins used. Terms mmlerate. Otfieeand
resiQfiio on uiivo Btre-a, between ruin turn
sixth hirtLis, oue block, west of Minnesota
This is tjie best medicine in the
world for all forma of couuhs and colds
und for consumption. Every bottle in
guaranteed. It will cure ami not rife
ii mini nt. It has no enual for Whoop
itnrCoiliih. Asthma, Hn Fever, Pneu
monia. Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold in
ilm head and for Consumption, it is
anffl for all ai'es. pleasant to tulie, and
"boveali, a sure cure. It is always
well to take Dr. King's New Life 1 ills
in connection with Dr. King's ew
Discovery, astliey regulate aud tone
th stomach and bowels. We guariin
lf.fi nerfect satisfaction or return money
Trial fre bottles at Henderson &
Linn's Drug st:re. Kegular size oO
cents and $1.00.
Kotlce.
All nnlsfnndinir warrants registeitd
prior to Jan lGth, 1890, will be paid
upon presentation at my mum
l.r,,r Anrll 28lh. 1S97. Interest will
.anuA nfier that date.
a. w. ORii t iN,
City Treasurer
Dated April 20th, 1897.
The Indian Name of Skinner's
ltutte I tin Firt House lu Eli
go'ie Ituilt 50 Years Ago.
How mat y of our people are aware
it the signification of tun word that
neads this item? Ya-no-ili is the
Indian uiinie for Skinner's Butte, and
A'Hi Al llwP.I In. Ilia In.liu.. frit.... (lint
frequented this locality when Eugene
amoiier tons up ma resilience at me
west end of tlie buite in the gun lie of
1S47 tlfiy years giro.
H s cabin w as built about tint i, ,1.1,11a
it the end of the butte, and slightly
ui.m li t. level nr t i nruir d 1 1 .1
residents will remember the decayed
timbers and the almost filled well that
formerlv oiurliH Dm ..r i.A
first house within the present limits of
I'.ugeue. troin reeollciion rf the
remalusof the foundatio i we should
say the house wis about sixteen feet
square.
Mining In bane Co iuty.
Orecronlnti: M..nsra I'lintnua sli.illh
nnd Kmnlr tT..ml..ruitii i-jl nr nail iTrl
day from the liead of Sharp's creek on
a orosoectim? tour. 1 he? renort snow
leuviug fast, the road being now niieu
as lar as jucson rocK. t iiey also lo
cated a ntlurlx elulio. ci.ltliur ir. tin
Curiosity, from the fact of the ledee
matter being so very different from
the usual formation lu the district. In
fact, Mr Smith says it is diflerent
from nnvthitii? ho has ever found.
There seems to be an unlimited quan
tity of the ore lu sk'ht. and it Is a nuz
zle to him, though an experienced
miner, at t lie present moment.
The warm winds and the sunshine
of the past week are melting the snow
m the mountains rapidly, and
the Bohemia mines will soon be alive
with minors and mill men.
scrloua llniiff.tr.
Threatens evory man.'wonisn or child living
in a region of country where fever and ugue
is previilent, alnce the genua of mitlarlal dla
ess.! are Inhaled from the air and are swal
lowed trom the water of such B. realon. Modi
elnai Bafeguard la aus.iltilcly necessary to
nullify this danger. As a means ol lortnying
aud accliuialliu the asstem ao as to oo ablo to
. .i... n..i.r .i ... .i.i.ti linn mio.'M simn-
h Hitler, la ii.eumparnbly the liest and the
I.iosl popil mr. iiiuKii"-,"ua , , ., .
THE IIAYOK'8 VETO.
Baflttiger-Kuney Wedding.
liver ami lnnvels ei CiiiHiieo iimlana, but these
.J Hiu..utimi urn! i-uereliou aro as
sisted by lis line, and a vigorous as well as
regularconm ion oi me o.ovc... ......'.
It. SIHUllUll Ol". '"l"'!"" ,
3 j ihn 1......U , ci mil Ur a iv I I
matchlei.8 iireventlve, which l also a certain
aid thorough remedy lu the worst cases of
iutermilt' ut and remittent fevers.
Marshal's Notice.
J. S. LUCKEY,
arzsawsxiXSS3'a
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
i:it;r.F, ok (jon.
HOTEL EUGENE,
W. O. ZEIGLER, Prop.
Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon.
Headquarter for Commercial Men.
Frea Sample Rooms.
FREE 'p'-j
DRINK
Hleinhard's
ON SALE AT ALL
SALOONS.
Bottle Beer for Families.
Kouuri,
,-, ' ..1. l,.mr ItfHMl aoilllht t
take the place of pills. Many things
nave ueen u "V.. ' T.nmn1
nun the bill. It is not drastic
it not urine and is free from
effects. The
secouou'jr o
s.i-.i ..i,..Min for o i i ren. v uoses j
mem - -
cents. Ask Yerlugton about it.
liuckleu'H Arnica Salve.
n,, ,... .,i.,o in ilm world for cuts
u..1. I"?""' , lee s. salt rheum, fever
soies tetter, chapped hands, cIi'ILIuiiih,
,?01.1! .....i n akin eruptions, ind
corns, . t le
positively cures pne,
,,,.ired. It is guaranteed to g j e.-
fect satisfaction or u,u,, "."
Price 35 cents ! r,
tlbMitiwv.i --
All riersons living wi'.liiti tho corpi
rale limila of the city of Eugene are
imrolw notified to clean up all
rubbish, garbage, eic. in alltys around
nod about tlieir nr. mlses also 10 orive
Hi.wn nil nails orotrudiug throuih the
sidewalk in and around said premises
oo nr before the 10th day of May, imi
or the same will be done by said city
and charged to the owners tliereoi.
Dated this the UOlli y oi nprn,
iisn7
J. S. STILES,
GroitOE Fishkb, City Marshal
Chairman Street Com
Call For Couuty Warrants.
Vniiee is hereby eiveii that the fol
lowing warrants will he paid on pre
sentation at my office. Interest on
.. ill na Anr 1 Id. 131".
nuuic " ... .
All Lane county warrants
registered number 10095 to lussu uotn
inclusive.
Dated Eugene, Oregon, April i-m
1607
A. S. Pattkkson
County Treasurer.
Business transacted for the Month of
April.
If you want a new bicycle coiuo aud
investigate our proposition. Currie
b Hustnu.
Ou iietition of W M Taylor and 41
others, a wire cable was appropriated
for a foot bridge across Big Fall Cieek.
Bills allowed:
Irvine, Hodsou Company, sta
tionery 03 on
E Schwarzehild, stationery 8 35
A C Jennings, stationeiy 6 55
A S Patterson, stationery 1 50
H R Kineaid, printing 2 10
Auirtist Ciast. iiriutiinr 5000 couu
ty warrants 31 us
Bancroft, Whitney Company,
codes for justices of the peace
and court 110 00
Glass ifc I'rudhomtne, steel file
case, claimed $145.80, allowed. .141 00
Star Job office, printing, claimed
S.3o, allowed zi ou
St Mary's Hospital, care of pau
pers, claimed no, not allowed.
W T Knyser, supplies for pau
pers 4 15
Hurd & Davenport, supplies for
nsliners 5 00
, ,
J ti Pane, supplies for paupers... 9 45
loruiiit Sun, s pairs slioes tor
paupers 4 60
Day & Henderson, colli n aud
r.be 21 50
Washburn & Sou, flour for pau
per 1 00
Day & Henderson, furniture for
court house 12
B F Ktissell. M D, care of pau
pers for March, claimed $238.71
allowed 223 71
John L Stewart, 2 Collins for
paupers 12 00
J T Callison & Son, pauper sup
plies 15 67
Geo T Hull & Sou, pauper sup-
nlles 11 25
.lnmeM l'arvin. nutiner supDlies...l2 00
I Ii Campbell, printing 6 95
E J Kundall, cougar scalp - 00
It D Paine, couiznr sculp 2 00
A L Terrell, coyote sculp 2 00
D Parker. 5 covole sealDB 10 00
J B Young, 2 coyote scalps 4 UO
W It Montgomery, coyote scalp 2 00
Geoige Stewart, coyote scalp... 2 00
Marion Wallace, coyote scalp... 2 00
April 10.
Ii A Bond, deputy Assessor $50 00
I, T Harris, deputy district, at
torney. Ira Cox. reform Bchool a ou
f, T Harris, deputy district attor
ney, est.tte of S A I'urand 7 ou
f, T Hairis. deputy district attor
my statu va McCubhins - w
J M Shaub. deputy sheriff 8 76
James Warulck, deputy sliorill 1 25
w. A li... A Tl.linn.rnf IWtlan.t
and Mrs. Ella Kuuey ol Foley Springs,
... - ..u.l .1 tl n'l.h.i'b lust AVAIli.(y
tlir l.suuiivv ,ii ii n j ii w . u.vwwb-v n.ro in ni i ii u i- v v w ' -1 - -
Not Anproved by Him. at the residence of Mr and Mrs Joel
Ware at Fifth and Oak streets.
At the session of the city council M' ""T , . . " . 1"
Monday night, Mayor Kuykeudall weuumg mnic . . o
-. . .. .... I aflsr tha weddiue eounle entered, the
returned tbe onlinauce to auienu ""'.,,, ... ...
odinanco regulutirff tl . laauanee cf brld. talng wppjrtl by M. Mwto
.... I VVm u-ltlln William Itt-naliRW acted
liquor licenses with his veto attaonea. ' ,
!, .. ,1 i ,,.,. uiii as best man for the groom. Tho wed-
The ordiuance provided that: "All
. , , . .n,.it ding ceremony was performed accord-
icensesfor he sale of spirituous or malt i by Father
liquor, shall expire on the second wfta '
Wednesday of April following the an- h flow, Vl ever-
nual city election and no licenses shall "-'"'"
tie issued tor less than one v.ar. .xcept " vn performed
when It is necessary to nave ll.expirn- ....,. 11. ,,., IPI,.rJd
ti..., .... ii.a ii.u o1u,va nniiiprl: nro-1 v w B 1 " . 1 ..
vidud. that licenses may Issue to sa
loons anil breweries for three months.'
Tho ordinance was passed by theooun
oil April 12.
The mayor's veto messago contains
expressions of the stand that will he
maintained by him throughout his
term of office. It Is as follows:
' My reasons lor not approving are,
first:
"Thlschanco will result lu the loss
to the city of $24 per annum. We arc
paying Interest ou more than $13,000 in
warrants. Any of them may be called
to the dining room of the uou
boulere where un elegant banquet was
spread, cover being laid for 28 persons.
The table was laden witli choice
eatables and the guests lingered at tbe
board uutll after 12 o'clock, ruauy
toasts bslug offered for the health and
prosperity of the bride and groom
Muslo was furnished hv the Mando
lin otub. Tho table was beautifully'
decorated with cut Unworn and smllax.
The newly wedded couple will leave
tomorrow morning for Foley Springs,
whore tboy will reside during the
WttriUlllS. rtllV Ol UlCIU uibt WW iwimi I .
atany tlmothat we ,avo the money '" Mf . M
with which to pay tnem: ir m. .a- Hoffn,an. Mr and Mrs W H
loon licenses were payable annually in HoR Mr am, M w M ReUaw,
advance w. would save $70 per year M(t C()0,
In interest by taking a corresponding MllboUraw, LowStaOord,
amount or warrants wuu ..cense. , Hortman, Lulu Kenshaw,
payable sir. month. In advance, w. Wlnkley:
make a saving of $24 Pr ' over the
terms, of the proposed "uendmenu ,,,, of Monmouth. Fred.
These amounts are small, but witn MU1 Joel Ware, Arthur
existing hard times It is necessary ioi D
nn tn i ii. ir .iirnrn ii w T.i1 inn am&i, I - '
amounts.
"Second. It does not appear from
the petition sent in by the holders of
saloon licenses that they desired sol frday was an unlucky day at
millenl mid nnrmnnent a ehance lu our innmi mill a few miles from Cot'
laws as mis amuuumeiii. uouiemi'inio. tage urovs.
I and Father Black.
Cottage UroTo Accidents.
Tbev asked that they be grantod tbe
privilege of paying licenses quarterly
for I he next six mouths only. It Is
probably contrary to their own best
interests for the iimendinent to become
a law, as it will enable outsldo men to
wiiilo nt. work In the mill. W J
Smith, a single man, aged 10, had the
misfortune to bo caught between a
slab and ono of tho rollers that carry
the Inniher with tho result that both
bones of his leg were brokou half way
Mound Items.
.Imn I., liumiltirliiu ttA AftUva aOUOal lu.lin Ilm aiililn Still Itlll'D. It WHS U
. . . . .... t .,..1 . . ,..u nr rni.
of me year, sucn as nop picmug m m olean square nroaa. ur min., .
full, or during fair weok, take out a tage Grove reduced the fruuture.
license for three months, skim off the a. few minutes aftor this aooldont
cream ol the baslness and then drop happened, Wlllard Johnson whllo at
out. work In the same mill, struck his
"Third. Thlsamondment Is against knee with a band ax Inflicting a vory
the BetlleQ policy oi mo siavo auu umji i pamiui injury, tiiuugu ou www.
regarding the liquor business, mas- broken.
much as it practically lowers the
license fees. Without discussing tho
meritsof the system. It may be slated
as a fact that light license with rigid
control has become the established
The Wheat Markot.
II, ware of oli.tineiil. lor . ulnr, Ii
Hint Collin!" .ncrcnrr.
I- .1 n. till, ai'nso o
a. mercury wn ' '., nole ,,.
SSi'Xn "Xtn'H .hu.li the una.
.1,, gmsUou.au lioii , v.. - K j
.'!."" ''Trl!" T,i A. l ,nlai;,. no mercury
A Partial Lisi Of Oir t3&&SLi&
the ge'i'llie. ii ;., a, (a. Tesnmo-
il I IiCIO. onio, uj r . w .
I is free. r bottle
g 4"-sold riy oruggiBi.. ei.. . -
lOcts.
Sets.
Sets.
20cts.
lO.-ts.
8cls.
Spi -es J lh
t lu
:tarnll ;
Can pineapples, whole
beans
,l.rri..a .
""I"'" " . .... K,.
Flavoring Extiact Ponies -
-
loru, i-.t
Uesecatea cw"'
We receive groceries often so our
....L- l.fnsh. Don I mrgi-i
carry a full line of Taints
and Oils, etc-
. . ..-I
Mixed paints V, ' i
. It'l l" I'1 ' M-
.neii'.M'- ,,,,
JiriI!Nl n
Uli In any quality.
Bargains Only!
April 18.
We have beeu having very ulce
leather lately, but It looks rather
mliiv today. Haiti would bo a line
thing for our gialn and gardens.
Mr George Prescott left this place for
Lnrnne Friday. He will go from there
to Eugene on business.
M D Johnson, who has been lu Coy
ote preciuct returned homo yesterday.
A U Post aud wife, who have been
stavine with their sou, I-rank, who
resides at the MoKeuzle, returnee.
home Friday.
Miss Lottie Bierco and Miss I.aura
Johnson aro the guests of Miss i-anuie
Layue today.
A fnw men havo beeu working on
the river road down below here, for a
day or two. We are in hopes or hav
ing a road clear through to the Head
of Tide before fall.
Our school opened April 6th, and Is
nnw nroirreHsint' nicely Ulltler ino
mitnngemeut oJ" Miss Jennie Taylor,
of Eugene. Miss Taylor gives good
satisfaction and our uireciors nnvu
I hired her f ir the fall term of school.
Miss Frances Bierce Is talking of
carrying the mall for her father as soon
as the roads are a little belter and the
weather is settled.
Miss Ada Pierce of Alma, visited lu
this vicinity last week.
Itollin Johnson of Coyote, was at
ti.i. nlaen hint week. He did -inie
work on his placo up the river irnm
here.
"CllWBY."
Dpeolol to the Ou.rd,
i.,ninn. Anill 21. Tho markets
control has become the "' tod ,,, frm 70 to
policy of our city for dealing with the slumpea so me io w y -
liquor trafllc. This Is also true ofth. 78) cenU per bushel, closing at 73.
state, whose law provides for a license rubekak Bool au Tho Itebekah
fee of $400, payable annually In ad- looial given In Cons r hall lant night
vance. I think that experience has was quite well attended i . A progruni
demonstrated that this '..-about th. &&X'
proper fee in our case and I do not gD8nt In dancing. The muslo
tlilnU It .s wise lo oi.aoge uuion .i was iuriiisiiou ,.y .,. . - ... .,..,i
will be to conform to the general state The rectal, or ne eve , ''""--. "
law. It may be a debatable que,tloD bTthe ladles on tho Improvement of
whether the fo might not be raised, 1 (jj8 q o F cemetery.
i ... . .i.i..,. 1 1 . tl.nt It mmhl n,,l. I . .
OUL x llliua uu agico Kiimv .i. uuhi. 1
to be lowered.
Arhurkles and I Ion cofiio per lb 15c
1 lb plug g""d Cliewillg looaee..... -
1 III iikg gninuiute.i ..,..........-.
3-2 oz pkir I.tieKV "ng. oc mus...
1 ..z ..kg Vanity Fair plug cut toh 6c
I bottle ammonia i 'c "f :.
. . ... 1 I ..a liir II, I'.''
ISlllllII Willie iirnii" " c
liOi'll .Willie --nui 'v
on lbs rice for ' w
Oranges fresh from the grower
To Core a Cold In Ono 0y.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
ets. Ail druggists refund the money
if it falls to euro. 25c.
"Kourtli. I fear that the amend
ment would be against the publlo good
in that it would encoutage transient!
Mien to take out licenses for a limited I
time and set up a saleon with no ex
pectation of becoming pormanoni resi
dents with us. Such men having no I
permanent property or other Interests
here, are much more likely lo koep ai
place that would be detrimental to I
nublio neaco and morals.
"For these reasons I cannot approve I
of tho amondment.
"I veto the ordlnanoo."
I W, KUYKENDALI.,
Mayor.
The veto wassustalned.
INCORPORATKD.-The Florence Lai'd
cV Building Association has filed ar
ticles. This now corporation proposes
to buy and sell real estate; to deal In it
on commission; to erect buildings on
real estate and .generally Improve
same, and to loan and borrow money.
ti... nrinelnal office of the company
will be located at Fl irence, Laue
eyioiitv. The capital Is fixed at $2,400,
divided into 210 shares or tno par vaiue
,.i cinoanh. Alfred Mason, U H unris-
tenson, John J Anderson, William
Kyle and L 0 Asckerley, are stock
holders of the new corporation
..sr'rr"
Meet lug Notice.
Hiafed ' o ora .nlca 1 n Eugene Lodge
No. II A K 4 A M tills evening al7;30
Visilipg brethren made welcome.
E. O. I' OTTER,
W. M.
New Wakehouhf.
has couitnenoeu wo.-a on ins nw
warehouse In the rearof the building
purchased by him from A Hunt. The
warehouse will be built of corrugated
Iron. It Is-M by 70 feet In dimension,
will be two stories high, and will
be used for buggies and vehicle-
Picking up
Knowledge
la easy enough if you look
for it in the right place.
Thia is the right place to
learn Just what to do for
that debilitating condition
whloh Spring always brin gs.
Do you want to bo ourod of
that languid feeling, got
back your appetite, sleep
soundly, and feol uko a new
man?
. F L Chambers Ayer's Sarsaparilla
will do it. It has done m
for thousanda. It has been
doing it for 50 years. Try it.
a4 lot the "Carcbook." i" pairs "
J. C. Ar' Co- lw"
AX BILLY.
I. K. PETERS, 3S'
W. MAYER, Agt