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Kid for $1.00 $1.25 RICH PLACERS Tl?ey l?aue 90 Equal, member cl?? piaoe. If b m. mm brqs. 1899- This is where we shine In, DRESS GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, DRESS SILKS, WAIST SILKS, LADIES JACKETS, LADIES CAPES, y EUGENE GUARD. ELLBRO.. Publishers ttihle ot Willamette street, be ta Seventh mi. I Eighth streets OF SUBSC1UPTI0N. $2.00 1.00 SO Li mule known nn application Hnw letter to THE HUAKD, B, N E MAHKUiT JURKLEY, BNXYB AT LAW Ell the courta of the state. 1 Dlock. INK, OkRUON. UN. DENTIST. L.I the office and fixtures of teil W V Henderson, 1 am io ilo anything in the line of he above saiil otnee. ridge work a specialty. E.r.K in , Chains, Jew miptly done, ranted. t'X, 11 1). AN AND SUKQEON. I inChruuian Block. 11 a m; 12 to 2, G to 9 p m. mm L SCHLKEF, M D Women and Children Block, opposite Guard office H'Ot'K, lo I ! N KVA TI,AW, lif block south of Cbrlsman LuExt, Oregon. Goshen Items. Sept 30, '99. J M Berkshire and family will soon move to Cottage (irove. Hopplcklug is over in this sonUou. The Keeuey yard being the last one to get done picking, the same being done last Wednesday noon. The product of this yard is 62 bale. Mr and Mrs H Hatohinsou are i x peeted home from their protracted Tisll in Washington. School will commence Monday Oct 2, with Miss Belle Millican as teacher. Mr and Mrs Nelson Hwaggart are down from Atheua, Ore, on a business visit. One of the most pleasant social gath erings of the season was the occasion of a "aeoirraphloal" party held at the pretty lit le home of Mr sod Mrs J H Hamilton Thursday evening, for the bene'U of Rev Corners, pastor of the ME church. Home thirty-live of their friends were present and most hospita bly euteriaiued by the hoot and hostess who were assisted by Mr Nye, Mrs H's sister, of Portland. In the geo praphioal guessing contest, which was the principal feature of the evening, B K Keeuey won the first prize and 8 E Elliot the booby. Miss Nellie Hamp ton and Miss Bobwerlng of Eugene were among the guests. first NAJIOHAIt BANK Or Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital,S$50r000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 1 i. ... nn Mixin drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port land, Oregon. Hills of exchango sold on lorelgn countries. Ueuosits received subjectto check or certifi cate of .It-, .. wit . All collfctlons eniruswo. 10 us.wm i prompt attention. BRNEY AT LAW. I to collections and matters in Busy to loan on real estate. la C Woodcock. loss Bros.' NDRY and iWhine Shops Puwme, Oregon. fid Mining Machiner pvcs and Hon Tons. . vniai order. -- East P;.,i,.i. att ...n .... . n . EST... T G llKMH.il K, Preei'leot. 3 B Eakir, Vloe President. P. E. Ssodobass, Cashier. L. H. POTTIB, Aas't Cashier QUNTY BANK ' i-hed IMS. -OF E, , OREGON. unn hutinott in 3 nranrnni I.I a a si a HOVE?. Preaidenu RAMB, CeehJer, F. L. Gilman & Co. Have Made an Important Discovery on Quartz Creek. PVS NOW S CENTS TO PAN F. L. Oilmau A l'o. have discover. . I a rlult placer eialai In the Blue Kiver mining district, on tiuartzcreek. It la locited at thejuuctlon of Lucky B,.y OH ek and several other saisll creeks. I'll-gravel Is ijuite extensive mid will take a good force of men several jreafS, at least lo work it out. Toe gravel on top pays ii cents to the pan. We were bIiovii some of thegold, one of the nuggets weighing $1.00. A hole Iihb been suiik ten feet in depth without finding rxdroek. Water can easily be placeil on the claim. Several men will leave for the claim the Utter part of the week inking with them sluice boxes and provisions. A cabin will be built at once aid v.oik will be prosecuted with vigor on the mine. mr. unman in a practical ."oulicrn Oregon miner and is confident he has a valuable mine. killed hy a LITE wihK lYrrlule death of an Hei-trieiiin iwuut's fats at EUGENE LoanSavingsBank IOf Eugene, Oregon1! CAPITAL (paid up) $50,000 W. I. BROWN, PrStlStnt.'' B. 0 PAINE, Vice President. F.W, OSBURN, Cllhltr. W. W. BROWN, Aast CllKlerj DIRECTORS FW OSBURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRI9 W. W BROWN. A General Baaklng Bnalnesa Traneacted on Favorable Trrana Dralts Hsued on the principal cities of the United i1 tales; also exchange furnished avail able In all torelsn countries. interest paid on Ume deposits. Fire-proof vault tor the Morale of reJoab e oUectloni receive our prompt attention : Incadeecent Vapor Oai lamp. Arreted by insurance compen cs. sale and eco nomioal. Inspect It at Studio of the JNOTO CO 'Superior Fotoarafs IP A NY. Grunt's Pass, Or., Oct. L Moon, electrician aud light man hi ths cm- ploy of the Oram' !'...- Wutcr, Light & Power Company, was killed shindy before six o'clock thin evening, while working on some new wire, b. nig re placed on account of the recent tire. message had been sent to the electn- ciau not to turn on the current until ti o'clock, but it did not reach lilm Ix-fotu the regulur time for turning on the light-. fter receiving t lie .-hock. Moon bung for an instant on the crossbeam, and then fell heud f reuiost tothes'reet a distance of fully '.to feet. Medical aid was immediately called, hut lie was beyond all help. Mr Moon hud lived iu CJ runt s Pass lor VI years. He was about IB years of age, and left a wife and sou of 18 years. lutcrcollegiate Foot Ball. At the meeting of the delegates from the Western Oregon colleges held at Salam Saturday K C Waters, of the O A (', was elected president, and V M Bishop, ot the U of O, secretary. Dele gates from the U of O, O A O, Pacific University of Forest Grove, Willam ette University of Halem, and Albany college were repreeated. The membership feu was placed at $10 and a $10 pennant voted. The schedule of games was al ranged as follows witli the places to be chosen hereafter: November 11th Willamette L'ulver- slty vs Pacific University; Albany Col lege vs Oregon Agricultural College. November IStii Game to lie played between tin winuers of the two names played on the preceding Baturday. November 30th Game between win ning team of second game anil Uul verslty ol Oregon. Quite a Kali,. Mrs B H Miller, while going home Ksl night, attempt ed to walk across the new sewer uear the Prof Bailey property, but made a mis-step aud fell to the bottom of the excavation, a distance of about ten feet, Bhe was bruised up considerably. Today she is sulleriu from the left ankle being Bpraiued and a number of painful bruises. Mr Miller says no lights were displayed near the scene of theaccideut. If the Injuries are per manent, Mr Miller saya he will sue the Olty for damages. A lady fell in the same sewer on East Bixth street. Anoiheb Student. The DalleB T-M, of October 2d. "K LI Daven port, who for some time past has been a cleru. In Pease A Mays' store, left this morning for Kugene to enter the Divinity school of the Christian charch at that place. Mr Davenport Is a mem ber of the Christian church of The Dal e?. On Saturday evening the young people of the church gave him a fan-well oartv. and at the close of the evening service yesterday, Rev Rushing gave a short address in behalf of Mr Davenport." Game Law. Oame Warden Qulmby was decided that the limit to the number of birds which can be killed in a day does not apply simply lo one Kind, but that a hunter can kill only fifteen of all kinds combined. Deputy game wardens are authorized to ex amine game hags thai have a too full appearance. Birds cannot be sold, but they can be shipped as gifts to friends and the express companies may receive them for that purpose. Makkiaoe Ln knme. A marriage license waa Issued this afternoon by County Clerk Lee to James A Lewla aud Emma J Plait. BOHIaUA m I m DmIapaMal ik in the ttroap Owned bj u ., .m. Men. Cottage tirov, , Or , Oct. 1. A group of mines In the lb. hernia district, ba longtOf toe Mtn. tana company, repre sented by J D Fletcher aud II 8 Uc.t, H a--uuilug considerable Important.. Tne cnuipuuy owus a group of live claims, on which Is about 1800 feet oi tunnel work. On tl.e Mary K. Ihey have three level., from lis) to 300 feet Ben, which is showing tip remarkably well. Oo No S level, where they are at work now, the ledge is eight bat wine, but the pay streak is only M in. !,. - wlile. They have let a contract lo ruil Ui ' . further on this level this winter. Che on average! from f" to $20 jht ton, allowing some free gold. The c niuanj is i to do a large amouut of development work before placing 1 mill. Aged Albany Lawyer Dead. Albouy Piuiocrat, Oi l. . Judge JO Powell, Albany's oldest practicing lawyer, died tit Ills heme at 2 o'clock this morning, of a complica tion of diseases, including paralysis, at the advanced age Of 78 J( ars. He only l"fl his office a few days previous to his death, as justice of the pence trying a cise about a week previous. Albany thus loses its oldest lawyer, Judge Powell having practiced law eotttlua ally iu this city for almost forty years. He was boru in New York state aud came to Oregon In ISi.S, locating in Albauy In 18(H), since which time he has played an Important part iu the upbuilding of tho city and county, leaving a clean record for Uj right con duct and lionet t dealing, J 0 Powell was born in the town ol Lee, Oneida county, New York, Aug. la-1, where he obtained his educa tion. He studied law in Central Square aud was admitted to the bar at Watertown. Came to California in 1S5 and two years later to Oregon. i lencal optimism. "How Is tlie world using you, pas- tm?" was asked of a hannv itinerant Methodist preacher in Georgia, accord ing to the Haybrook Gazelle. "First class, sir, tltst class." "Nothing to complain ot, eh?" ''Nothing at all, sir nothing at all. The festival for the benefit of the new organ came out only fSO in debt; the fair for the new llghtnlug rod was ;'.n behind, and the watermel-ui party for the new bell was (20 short, but the parsonage did not bum down until six weeks after the pound party praise the Lord." THE CUP RACE 111. I K UIVKK MINKS. .ik KKcouaiTioa Some 1 , in Ffoaj t lie I tines. Both Boats Becalmed and Time Limit Not Made. THE COLUMBIR LCD. special 10 Dm Beard, New York, Oct 3.-Tne first race of Utt International series betwei ti the American yacht Columbia and the Bntl-h challenger Shamrock waa Bailed today over a course of 15 miles to wlutlward and return, oil Sandy Hook. The start was made at II o'clock from Handy Hook lightship. Both I. ruts wi re becalmed and could not finish lu the lime limit, cutis. -quenUjr that will bo sailed again. The Columbia led throughout the entire race showing superior qualities in a light wind, but the Shamrock gained ou the last half of the lace. ZS Cat her was down from Saginaw today. Hon S II Friendly went to Portland today. Farmer Oeo A Dorris was iu town today. Dr W W Oglesby of Junction, is in the city. M L Applegato of Klamath Falls, Is again In the I' of (). Mrs Minnie 1. Washburn arrived home Oils afternoon. a a bealnMa way Bogene is realiz ing quite a pit lit from the trade com tig lo that ell) from Hie Blue Kiver mini, Bd vV r, 111 Warner and AJ LneUB, lati if Nel.ruska, left Sunday lor tne Blue River miner, where they will prosp.i t for gold quartz. Hue's hoping they strike it rich. Win Kobe ami De Witt Roberta oe dm Uevra beej the Blue HI vet llill.es Tue.iUy 011 li.islueas in coi.liec Hpa wiih the .It vein: ineut work Mr Robe Is i-iigatt'd ill 111 that district. Tiny ret 111 ned yesterday. The Bine Rivet mining dlettiotJ'lB ; taking on nil he mr of a regular mill ing camp. Hull has been luslltuhd fin the Lane DOUDtV circuit (Niurt by tlie Itlue Hlvcr Mining tun Bn wn-vi!lei Aguluabio's im,e ( oninilasleajen Do t Mean Business Otis Asks I .icoiiultioiial Sin render. Washington, Out 2.- A dlspulch from Oeueral Oils was rtc. ivnl at the waa department this mortilDg, giving an account of his meeting with the insurgent envoys. General Otkeeldthe interview with Agultialdo's 1eprese1.1ati.es indicated that the leaders Mere maneuvering solely with a view to secure recognition of the insurgent government. All such nvcrlutca wen r. ject. d, and the envoys were lofOrmtd thai the only thing the United Slates will recogulzn Is a white Uag Mini 1 1 ie croiindlug of arms. He I I ' informed Iheeuvoys (hat such ca pitulation on the part of the Insur genta should co-tie quickly In order to avoid the eotisoqiieucis of active war, as 'lie United States does not intend to illgOZ pany igalnet Frank M otheis whereby the company asks for an Injucllou restraining dr- (endaota from loterfertog with piaiu- tlll's pioperty, The , . ' It asks for f'-'iK) daiiiagts. Abo several arrests have beeu made lu the district, the 1 parlb s 1 1 olved U'lng accus. il (,f eteaja iug mlDlng tot Is Ir. 111 the oil III of John l),.w uer, a negro miner. ml permit any delay lo the matter. The I sunl I. 111 Accident. TAB BOIBB AUuKESSiVK. their Troops Mobilized Kapldly British Reverses Predicted. Isi.MHiN, Oct. 2. The general drift of news indicates that the position of tlie Itritish troops In noulli Africa Is critical, owing to the dolay lu sending reinforcements, mid in the event of hostilities early reverses are regarded as probable. The latest advloea show that the Transvaal mobilization has been rapid and comprehensive. Many lloeis, It is said, did not wait to be D B Murray, superintendent of the BOO yesterday. Ben and Jam, a ltuck The Chinese pheasant, are not the only sull'erers through the open bird season. Occasionally the DUDtef gets son f the shot intended for the bird. commanded, but proceeded to the bor- Here Is a case from Marion county der spontaneously. It Is calculated reported by the Albany Democrat ol that the orange Free Htate already has 1 leteber -': 7000 men ou the border. "The first gun accident of the open , mt - eaoO reported, nappeni I near Jell'er Noonday Mine, Is lu the c'ty. Fred .eigler and It C Jakway, ol Portland, liave returned 10 the U ol O. Attorney O P t'oshow, of Koseburg, and G C Warner, ol Cottage tirove, ate lu ll were liunlii g pheasants and were near each Othsi when the former iu lotting the h iiii.it r ot his gun down accidentally let it slip ami the weapon was dlschargol, the eutlre contents Id town on bneinem oonneoted with re-1 (otag into the right foot of Jamae, cent Bohemia damage suits. mutilating It so badly that It Was r. ... 1. r. 11 ,., l. . ,, necessary to nave It amputated. lr Captain Dodd, of the horest Kaugers .. . . ' has resigned aud returned home. All " " . ' ' i iitii'Mi. iskiiik in'' 11.01, 011 at ill. Pi of McKlroj's Pruues. Monroe, Or, Oct 2. Ouly about "00 bushels of prunes were picked from the trees lu the McKlroy orchard last week, while it was coufldeutly expert ed that 1000 would be secured. The fruit obiainedj was of extra size and splendid quality, however, aud will bring a faucy price this year. Committed. Mrs 1 ... n Harnett, of Floreuce, was exauiiued yesterday al ternoou by Medical Kxamluers J W Harris aud F W Prentice on the charge ol insanity, and ordered committed to the insane asylum at Salem. She is a married lady and this is her first at tack. She think she hears spirits talkimr to her. She was taken to the usylum this forenoon by Sheriff With era aud Deputy Fred Flsk. At times 1 she Ib quite wild aud raves. Amutiikk Sai.em Pai per. Dr B F Kussell, the keiper of the Laue county pt.or farm, has received another pauper , . V, r ' ' . . oilers of from BO to 65 cents from tne siarinn county couri to aeep. She is an old lady 8!) years of age. Dr Kussell now has two supers from that county from wblch ho receives H per week for their keeping, etc, while Lane county gets her paupers kept at 3 per week. In the 8T0KK8. A number o ohauges lu clerks In the storea occurred the lir.tof the month. 0 B Farrow ohauged Irom the store of J U Green A Bin to that of J H MrClung, Fred Lamb succeding him a' the former place. I D Larimer Is now behind the counter at A E Woods', and Miss Mae Lyons at Hampton U'oa. TKEfci AKS Law. The tr. spaas law la being frequently consulted, and Is evidently not very plain, f.-r men are williug to bet on it. Tr.spass is troe paas though, aud u man's properly Is his own domain, and DO one haa a right to enter within it whether real or personal, without bis consent. Stolen Bicycle. Saturday Police man Croner arrested one, J C Will lams, charged with stealing a bicycle belonging to Ed Maxwell. At the trial before Justice Wlnternnder yesterday Williams waa fined t -. and allowed a reasonable time In which to raise the amount CiatxiT Court Case J E Young baa instituted a sun against G U kVvei and Oeeaea M Hawler In the Lane county circuit court. The 00 m plaint asks for the partition ot tlx lots lu Cottage Grovr. the Hangers have been called in to take cited October 16lh. WashtiiKtou paid honor to Dewty yesterday in a magnificent parade ami Illumination the greatest tribute ever paid to any citizen In the national Capitol. Miss Katharine A Glen, the talented young vocalist, returned today to her home at Dayton, Oregon. Hhe will go to Seat 1 le shortly for a leadliiK engage ment. Fred Edwards or Gilliam county, reg istered at the U of O this morning. He Ib a graduate of the O A C and played quarter-hark 011 their 'OS foot ball eleven. Yakima pears started in at one ceut p.-r p.. iiinl. quickly raised when shipping began lu earnest to from 1J cents to 2 cents on the tree, and the crop Is greater than ever before. A dude was noticed yesterday wati r ing his bird dog out of the cup attach -ed to the town pump lu front of Mc Clung's store. Hu should receive a fijw days In the town calaboose. Florence West Sept 20: Florence school commenced Monday under the management of Prof O F Callison with Miss Hattle Davis in charge of the pri mary department. There were 27 pu pils enrolled In tho primary and 20 In the advanced department the first day. The Italian prunes of the North west have been selling In tho East at line figures this year; it is reported that one consignment from North Yakima sold for 11.26 per box In Obloego, and on board cars Is not uncommon. An exchange says: We are pleased to receive new Items at any and all times, but give them to us freah. We don't like to publish a birth after the haby Is weaned, a marriage after the honeymoon is oyer, or a death after the widow marries again. Kestauranta of Salem have raised the price of all meat orders ' ce its, on ur count of the advance in the cost of meats, provisions, etc. This Is the re sult ol a meeting held last week, at hlch nearly all the restaurants iu the city were represented. W llliam Post announces that he v. ill build a sawmill near his residence, be low Triangle Lake, In the weatern part of the county, and have it running within a year. Mr Post will dam lit tle Lake creek .have the little lake for a pond aud get an enormous fall. The Mutual Life Insurance Com pany toasts that It has means suffici ent at It command to put a fleet of 00 battle ahlps of the flrst-clas on the ocean and could sweep from the seas every fleet that lloate and levy tribute or destroy ev. ry seaport olty on ths globe. That It could place an army o 000,000 men in the field and maintain them one year; that It could build a railroad halt way round the earth; that It could build the Nlcauraga ca nal and buy enough land around It to tart a nation aa large aa New York ; that It could buy at $1.25 an acre as mnnh land as H3 states the size of Khode Island. ! ill. Mr Ituckuell Is a married man." Kxpected Murderer Arr.'steU. 'I'm; ('Aiinvm: Khokp. Florence West Sept Wednesday afternoon Amos limine brought to this office a cabbage that weighed 40 pounda after all the coarse outside leaves had been cut oil. It measured .ri feet In clroum ferencn one way and 4 fewt 2 Inches tha other. The oahhage waa grown by Mr Harlngon his ranch ou North Fork. The Albany Democrat In Its account of tlie Kathbouu Sister's entertain muiit lu that place Saturday evening says: "A cak walk by Otto I '.i ad ley .and Vera Autco, two very bright l'.u I gene children, a very artistic affair. Coleman (illiisple. the suspected was warmly enoored." murderer of MrsEdson, of Gold beaoh, Sea-aand pits in nubile Curry county, was arrested at ','ottage Orove Sa'urday by Constable McFar land. Glllispie is a resident ot Curry county and a young man barely 20 years old. Suspicion pointed to him parks are somewhat of a novelty. The London county council, anxious to do the youngsters in the Eaat Eud a good turn, laid out a portion of the VI torla I'ark with sea-sr.nd, and the experi- and he disappeared from home, Hherltl ,m.nt has proved so successful that tha turner following lo ifawehurg 011 his council Is now preparing another sand field. Yon wouldn't expect to plant a seed, n rvef go uear It again and expeot It to bear fruit. Yet that's the way a great many people do advertising simply put lu th first copy that cornea to t beiu, ruu it week after week without change, and expeot it to accomplish more than all their salesmen. Adver tising properly done will work won ders In a biciuea. bringing way, but like a growing plant, It requirea;careful attention. McMluiivillu Keporten "The river was turned through tho locks ou the Yamhill last Tuesday, and now tha work on the permanent dam, which Is wall under way at one eud, will be penhed to completion. The gates have trail. How stronir the evidence anal list li 1 11 1 Is cannot now be ascertained, hut in Douglas county, near Myrtle creek, he sold a pension check drawn lu fayoi of the merdered woman. The para BDBSer went to Kwhurg and got the check cnslicd at tho First National hank, end this put the officers ou QUV llspie's truck. Sunday evening Octotwr I, some boys found a suit of convict's clothes under the luidge on Commercial street, across South Mill creek, Salem. Tho clothes horn the number 1000, and were formerly worn by George Klch anisou, sentenced to seven years' Im prisonment for train wrecking. Klch ardsou escaped September 20 last, when his term lurked but three months j ,)rop,.ry H(iUl,ted, and the valves of expiration. As Klchardsou has 1 ,)Ut lu place, miter silU fitted and the days start, and this Is the first clue to his whereabouts, It will probably not aid In his capture. Tho 'I'll Is 111 00k stag., recently went down over a guide Into Trask river, a dlstunce of utiout 1 00 feet. Seven pas- llulshlng touuhes put en the lock Itself. Pile for the shore end of the perma nent dam and for the revetment to protect the shore above and below the dum aro already driven and every thing Ib now in shape for prosecuting Mongers were aboard, but fortunately 1 the work of completing the locks and all eseapi il with hut alight scratches. ' dam with dispatch. o e F. E. mm ....JUSTHARRIVEO Pompadour Effects, Corded Taffeta. Fancy Stripes, Cyrano SILKS, SILKS. DRESS GOODS I Camel's tHair, I Plaids and I Plains, 1 Crepon Chlldrena' Jackets, Infante' Wrapa, Tarn O'Shanter Leathe Cover. Say Hen OUR NCW GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTB ARC HIRE NOW. MERCERIZED MOREEN IN ALL COLORS. WC CALL VOUH SPCCIA L ATTENTION TO ALL TMlef QOODS- F. E. Dunn.