Eugene City Guard)
THE XAKKETM.
BA I URDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
GOLD STANDARD FORCES FOCSD
THE E5E3IY.
Clnelnnsil Eoqolrer, Kor. IL
"Gayly the gold Btandard forces
went out to hunt the enemy on
Tuesday morning. Easily they
found bim. Reaulta: New York
City, wbore last yer a Wall Btreet
republican reign of terror stifled
free epeecb in the great presidential
battle, rolled up a plurality of over
81,500 for a democratic meyor, who
in 1896 atood by hit party and
voted for Bryan. To thU should
be added over 20,000 votes, cast for
young Mr George, an independent
candidate, by men, every one of
whom voted for Bryan last' year.
New York state, which gave Mc
Kinley a tidal wave majority, has
repudiated the McKinley adminis
tration by a majority of 70,000.
Kentucky, where John O Carlisle
lived and sang the songs of demoo
Tape II n til ha contracted the Wall
Btreet itch, has given a majority of
nearly 3U,UOU lor a enver aemo
pro tin r.latfnrm an J candidate, and
blazed the way tor the return of
gillant Joe Blackburn totne sen
ate in the next fight, Maryland is
back ia the democratic iold, and
Oorman has triumphed over bis
enemies. Massachusetts and Iowa
have reduced their immense repub
lican majorities of last year one
half. Nebraska, the home of the
well-beloved candidate of last year,
has given an increased majority
againBt the party of usury
and gold domination.'
in Ohio, the home of the new
president, the republican platform,
of which Markllannais the over
seer, the state which has raised up
some treat reDUblican chiefs, and
a great many little ones, the chosen
battleground ol the money power
in the West, and reearded by its
leaders as a rotten borough which
they can always command, Ohio
has riven the Hold dragon his
death wound.
THEAWFUL CAKP.
Some years since an effort was
made to stock Oregon streams with
carp fish. The attempt fiihd, as
the cool waters and gravelly beds
ot our streams are not suitable for
carp, which are of a sluggish ho
gish nature, and delight in muddy
swampy river beds and water. In
diana streams were stocked with
the fish and this is the phint of a
paper from that state.
"No monument will ever be
erected to the man that suggested
that the Indiana streams be stocked
with carp, but a vote of thanks and
a medal are awaiting the person
that can suggest how the streams
can be rid of them."
A Kentucky paper which has for
a loop time been trying to lave the
Democratio party, "all by itself,"
has given up the fight since the
party took up the salvation busi
es the other day. The editorial
which announces the abandonment
of the enterprise is a curiosity in
circumlocution, and a fine specimen
of trying to "come down," while
maintaining the appearance of still
roosting high. Properly translated
it would read about this way: "We
have done our best, but we fear
that notwithstanding our splendid
efforts evervthinc is coins to the
devil; but we feel it a duty to get
back in tne nana wagon ana go to
the devil with the old party, and
all its sins, provided we are given
dilettante consideration and are
allowed to return to a seat at the
first table. Of course we think
this much ought to be accorded to
us for old times' sake; but the fact
is we have to go along if we only
get the scraps. We're out of meat."
t - .J
All the femininity of any con
sequence in Washington are wear
ing their bair cropped, curled and
held at either side of tl.e parting
bv tiny combs. This because Mrs
McKinley, as the first lady of the
land, wears her hair that way, and,
of course, should be copied. The
curls have come to be known as
"Administration 'curls." At the
various summer resorts these dames
from the capital were gazod at in
horror at first, because the fashion
is certainly unbecoming to almost
every one, but wheu the "why and
wherefore" was learned, maids and
matrons rushed to their rooms,
combed out their Merod curls and
cut them ofl. Now the McKinley
curls have made their way from
one side of the continent to the
other.
"Can a person borrow 175 at 6
percent without security in the
city ol New York. Provided that
person can show that he or she is a
member of a church, a worker in
the Sunday school and has the
name of bein j an honest Christian?"
Tha above appears in the New
York World, signed "Honor," and
is answered in the heading. "Not
in New York."
Wheat in.
mill Weak-IIspt
Potat et.
sad
Under tbe depressing Influence of a
Urge crop lu Argentine, wheat bu de
clined to 63 cents iu Eugene. It la too
bad that more wheat was not told
when the market price was above 70
cents. It baa kept a great deal of mon
ey locked np and subjected growers to
probable losses of large sum. It Is
uiteleM to advUe telling or holding, as
all aucb advice would be mere speculation.
I be dispatches Indicate no future
high price for wheat An Immense
acreage la being put In here In Oregon.
It will have to be harvested and sola
no matter what the price. Tbe gov
ernment crop report aa- a:
"As regard ciopa now growing in
the Southern hemisphere, tbe news
continues to be favorable on tbe whole.
In Argentine, the drought, which, for
a time in some provinces threatened
serious damage, seems to have been
generally broken, and danger of any
set lous loss from aucb a source ssema
now, la tbe advanced state of tbe crop(
to bave passed.
"The Indian wheat crop baa
been sown under favorable conditions,
and tbe same ia In general true of tbe
winter graiu crops of Europe, aud both
In India and Europe tbt weather seems
In tbe main, to bave been very favora
ble to tbt growth of the teed."
THK HOP MARKET.
Kearly 8,200 bales are fttoied In tbe
warehouses of Lane county, and not
. . . 1 1 i
over 160 bales nave nesa toiu muu
shipped. For our best growths, olTert
offromllto 12 cents per pound are
occasionally being made, but generally
refused as such growers are firmly cold
ing for 13 to IS onta. The Salem
Journal today says: "The large lot of
bops from tbe Jaa Coleman yard were
bought and paid for toil ay by a local
dealer for something over $7,600, price,
134o. Exporters are licking up none
but the choicest hops: At for poorer
grades tbey are almost out of the mar
ket and will be left for American buy
era. California beets are selling above
Oregon figures owing to tbe fear that
some of ours art picked with mold."
POTATO KS.
Uood Dotatoet are I'l good demand
and are bringing a fair price for a first
class shipping article. Tbe Ban Fran
olaoo market la hlebor than usual at
this season. It looks aa if tbey would
go higher, but this la only a matter of
speculation in which one mm is
wise as another.
ftesolutlon of Condolence.
Pasted byJuanlta Rebekah Lodge
No 85, of Springfield, Oregon.
Where At, in Ilia infinite wisdom
the Divine Ruler of the Universe ha
deemed it proper to take from among
us one of our highly respected, and
most faithful workers lu Oddfellow
ship, aud
Whereas, We bow submhatvely to
tbe call of Him whose omnipotent
power Is ever watching us, In surrend
erlng to him our cherished friend, and
father of our beloved sister, Mary Bur
ton, therefore be It
Resolved, That In tbe death of our
friend and citizen we have lootamoet
active and valuable citizen, his family
a loving lather and the community an
honest and upright citizen and belt
further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso
lutions be spread upon the minutes of
this lodge and a copy be sent to the
family of tbe deceased and one copy be
glveu to the daily papers for publica
tion. Respectfully submitted lu F L & F,
EmmaDority,
Mary Chessman,
Mary A Martin,
Committee.
Uucklen's Arnica salve.
Tbe best salve In the world for culi
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
toies, tetter, uhappud hands, cbiltlalus
Ourus, aud all sklu eruptions, aud
positively cures piles, or no puj re
quired It is guaranteed to give per
eot BatUfuctlou or money retuuded
Price 26 cents per box. For sale by
Henderson A Linn.
lie Formerly heslded at Lorane, Lane
Cointy.
Uraul'a IVwa Courier: Hoasa Brown,
Hit last survivor of Ibe war or 1812
llvlog on tbt Paclfio coast, passed to
bis final rest and reward Monday of
this week, at tbe bomt of Orr Brown,
on Applegate. Mr Brown was born In
lha stale or etw Hampamra, juiy io,
17U2, wblrli would niak blaa at bis
last birthday 105 yeaia old. He served
in tbt war of 1812, becamt a Cbrlatlao
man after tbt close of tbe war, and baa
tver been faithful It bis govern men t
Ld to tbt Christian cause be con
tinued to lova until bla death. Tbt O
A It of this ol'y took cbargt of tbt re
mains, and tbt funeral sermon waa
preached at lha Christian chapel by
Hlepben Jewell. A large audience
assembled to pay their last respects to
a truly good mau.
HOSE A BROWI DEAD.
Commissioners Court. .
Ordered by the court that Us ral
certificate No 8, Issued In 1896 for 1800
taxes, be assigned to William Waltee,
upon said person faying all 1306 and
1890 taxes.
Nov 4.
Cook road oo Sharp's creek; ordered
established aa viewed and aurveyed
and tbe supervisor through whose dis
trict said road.may run Is hereby or
dered and directed to open tbt tame to
publlo travel.
Redemption of lauds by Amos Rich
ardson ; petition allowed upon tbt pay
ment of the taxes and costs therein
charged and an additional 80 per tent
added thereto.
Nov 5.
Ban ford road, In Tp 21 S R 8 W: or
dered established aa a publlo tflgnway
as surveyed and viewed.
Bptcial deputy sheriff's appointed by
Sheriff Johnson: L J Yoder, J Klllen
beck, T W Murphy, Frank Wilkinson
R L Mclntlre and R F Scott.
Big Pralile road In Tp 21 8 R 8 E;
ordered not established.
Harrington road In Tp 18 BB1W
damages having been allowed by vlewj
ers to tbe premises of J L Lombard for
$S0 aud the claim of damages by J O
Taylor btlng not allowed, it is ordered
by the court that said road be estab
llsbed as viewed and surveyed, upon
the payment o' the sum of $80 to tbe
said J L Lombard by said petitioners.
Hamilton road in Tp 16. S R 7 W;
It appearing by tbe report of tbe view
ers that the premises of Mary L Smith,
who had claimed damages, would not
be lolured by tbe aald road, it la or
dered that the highway be established
as viewed and aurveyed. .
TB Anderson Indigent toldlert
family 6 00
Henderson & Linn pauper med
icine 8 61
Henderson & Linn pauper med
icine 8 60
A V Peters pauper supplies 90
6 00
8 00
13 40
8 20
200
tto, 8Ute ve Held.-
AC Jennings clerk, etatlonery,
eU
W Koykendall M D, examina
tion Buzan, Inaant
F W Preutlot M D, txamloa
tlou Buzan Inaant
J W Harris corontr, BenJ Nel
son m.
E 8wanachlld, ttatlontry.... -
George Carpy, land office fil
ings ..
OQCartwrlgbt, sawing wood
A Corsl, moving wood
J OY eaten, bounty on coyote...
J W Owen bounty on cougar....
E A Lamb, bounty on cougars...
DA Holland special consUble
tUU vi Simmons claimed
118.16 allowed
OeoADrury JPtUte vs Sim
mons U S Griffin witness state vs Sin
mons -
Alva Simmons witness state vs
Simmons -
John McCollum witness sUte vs
Simmons -
Nellit Williams witness state vs
Simmons -
George Williams witness state vs
Simmons -
1 60
7 95
6 00
6 00
9 00
765
0 10
15 60
7 60
2 00
. 2 00
4 00
Aoobt
1 Have Lost ity Hog.
While, with black spot on loot of
Ull; black spot on small of buck aud
both ears aud on both side sides of bis
head with while stripe running down
over fore-bead to nose. Anyone seeing
suuh adoir aud returulug same will be
rewarded.
J II Uarriss.
Letter List.
Nov 18.
Hill. Miss Mattie Keeth, Mrs Lizzie
Mulkey, Eugene, Milne, James
Smith, Mrs Adllue Wiess.Mlss CVkg)
A chars ' ul eent wl" UJ 00
latiara sivcu uui. rerwui valuug lor ivllvr
Will plCMo aials wheu advurllawl.
& K UkkukmhoN, Act.
V H
, JWaku Weather The past two
days bave been exceedingly warm for
this lime of year, aud especially so was
last night. Tbe thermometer this
moruiug at 6 o'clock registered U2
degrees. The weather puts out iu
miud ol April or May weather. Fall
grain Is growing rapidly aud grass is
oerululy better tbau ever befoie
known at this time of tbe season.
Mapleton store
James Parvlu
I Sluyter
E H Ingham
Sidney Scott
R S Knight
Fob Sale. Milch cows for sale.
Price a2Cordlug to quality of cow.
Also flue bred helft rt at fair prices.
Douolas & Co.
Springfield, Or.
12 Cents Rkflsed. An offer or 12
ceuie per pound for hop here was re
fused today.
" expenses
pauper supplies
(mute) 15 00
A D Hylaud viewer Bauford
road 8 40
Pleas Carter viewer Sauford road 12 60
Thomas Blacbley viewer San-
ford road 8 00
T II McClane cbainman San
ford road 2 00
Henry Carter chaiuman Sanford
road 2 00
C M Collier surveyor Sanford
road .'. 16 00
L Brelng road work 10 CO
David Thompson viewer to as
sees damages Herrlngton road.. 8 80
I E Stevens viewer to assess
damages Herrington road 3 80
I N Green viewer to assess dam
ages Herrlngton road 3 80
John Talt viewer ou Cook road 10 20
J F Walker vleweron Cook road 18 80
Fred Wright viewer on Cook
road 10 20
Carl Phcher cbainman Cook
road . 10 00
J E Damewood cbainman Cook
road 10 00
R E Pax ton marker Cook road... 10 00
CF Mitchell " ,.. 5 00
W W Hawley packer " " ... 3 00
CM Collier surveyor " " ... 48 20
Mrs W 1 Marquis gravel 6 00
Casper Pickard " 15 00
Wiu Montgomery " 17 40
U Cole lumber 8 80
Trent Lumber Co lumber 23 82
Uarrlsburg Lumber Co lumber.. 4 70
N P Hunnlcutt et al work on
McKenzle bridge 11 60
A E Wheeler J P ttate vs Ely
aud Barnes, state vs Searson
aud Miller, state vs Burglar
aud Roe 84 S5
Sidney Scott constable state vs
Ely and Barnes, sUte vs Sear
son and Miller, state vs Bur
glar and Roe 40 75
C A Wlnterineirer J P state vs
Burglar aud Roe 4 65
J II Miller constable sUte vs'
Johauna Krauase 83 80
W Taylor witness state vs Ely
and Barnes 1 60
C E Simpson, deputy sheriff 2 60
R F Scott, deputy sberltl 2 60
Sidney Heolt, deputy sheriff 25 00
Pres Conngya, deputy sheriff... 81 25
J H Miller, deputy sheriff 5 25
Eugene Register, printing 16 60
B H Miller, prluting 7 70
O P Maya, rebate on Uxet 1 00
L T Harris, deputy district at
torney, Statt vs Ely & Barnes,
Miller et al 16 00
L T Harris, deputy district attor
ney, State va Bert Buzan, In
sane 5 00
L T Harris, deputy district at
torney State vs Simmons 8 00
A J Johnson sheriff, beard of
prisoners... 67 15 ;
A J Johnson sheriff, telegrams
15 15
8 10
2 10
8 10
3 10
1 00
1 00
Unity Items.
Nov 17th
Frank Stllrs.of Pleasant Hill, has
been visiting friends and bunting here
for tbe past week.
J W M Blackburn, of Springfield,
has been visiting at Egypt during tbe
last week.
A brother of J WCox, wbo resides
In tbe Paloust country, Wash, Is visit
ing here at this writing.
Rev McClain occupied the pulpit
here Sunday.
J W Cox made Eugene a business
trip last week.
R C and RL Edwards madtabusl
nes trip to Eugent tbls week.
H C Morgan, of Wbimbrrry, was In
this vicinity tbls week.
Cor.
TLaKoK HUP SALE.
W hat a Local lluyer Haalo Say
i ho Hon Market.
t On Tuesday G W
Wm.c,ofHubUrd,ao.dUlror
bops to Faber ."vein, i.i nv..,,
" ...i- u ii.. flnt larite sale
13 0SUIS. ! ,
chronicled In local circle, for several
days, tbe market being comparltlyely
1"''.' , .n tu morn-
ing and, In an lnterv:ew on the hop
situation. saM: . . d
for bop. for the Lo.ulo.i market
. -VI rtlvliii( orders for only
fh't blst graToi & aultabl. for tb.
nd?n market. Such go.xJ.are rather
Thy reason of sua incalculable
SnUf damage dm., by th. , r.
snd lice during the harvesting of the
onP' , -a i. Himnlt to fill orders
having choice hop. have
. from lis ers. but are
but a very lew saws
. .Vi' !..,.. am mnwlallv par-
tlc-lar . to. quality. - '
slra vhl iois rumim
S dealers find It difficult to ob-
tain even lots. On uncertain markets
local buyers can iaae
Qascer Aavertiaewesil Itr ai Mb-
'".. 1SS answers.
.. . . . itnr of lha rnltenllT ot
CblCMO sdvsrtlfixl In s morulni ppr ol thai
al-vJor luformitloo c ncernlpf llexadscty
i . or tit fln.ied pfopls. Us has rerelved
Few u.-r-" V mniiltnrtB.
SK? with Vml0..." T whom HoVwirr.
inU pi.i.u m.UrUI eon.pl. nui. ''"J
Efidiler. Ule'i lurmollt ind smle lei often
wcr "itlb. b.o.1 vlnorout constitution er n
MflT In 111-, and In-luce pr-matur. ey ol Ibe
.it.1.nli Th moil aeiil.l .iinU-r ol
ph".ic.f .".ill', in exl'te-o U llo-tetter a
CASTOR I A
For Infants and' Children.
Tit
Hall
ttfutin
in
Owing to a late shipment and
a delay In tbe arrival ol my
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Fall Dress
Ladies Fine
Boods am
uhc::.
BLANKETS!-
BlankeSl
Ne are offering special
nducements in our-
WOOL
and
COTTON
SEE DISPLAY WINDOW.
Semless t
(lUiC per yqri
I have decided to give a
Special Salt for 13 days commencing
Wednesday, Not. 17, 17.
Following is a Pries List of Same
oi the Bargains we Olfer.
DRESS GOODS.
60 lu all wool serge, reg fl 00, now 87o
46 in " " " " .75, now 62c
42 In " " " " .60, now 89c
86 In " Cashmere reg .40, now 82c
88 In ' Fancy Mixed reg .60, now SUe
Cheap French Mixed reduced to 13c
LADIES FINE SHOES.
Ourf3 00 Kid Shoes, If ce or but. for (2.45
Our 2 60 " for 1 08
Our 3.75 Vic Shoes, " for 1.60
Our 1.60 Dong. Klmes " " for 1.28
Our 2.25 Kang. Calf. " for 186
50 in All Wool Dress Flannel at 39c.
We also have a few Ladles Mackin
toshes left to close out at $2.25.
Remember this Sale is for 10 Days Only.
Yours truly
A. V. Peters
University Book Store.
.... New Management.
Complete Stock of-
Ihported Japanese Goods
fi Rooks and tationftrv flt.'ouest
fun uge - - - x ' UUI(?9 pries
H. G. MILLER, Proprietor.
New Goods
gava arrived at Salem Woolen Mill Store
o and see them. Prices are right f
J. fl. Howe, H'g'r.
REMEMBER
Our Soap Deal It only tor a abort
time as our present retail price Is tbe
Portiui.d wholesale prloe without the
freight.
AX BILLY'S
....DEPARTMENT STORE....
Look out for Some Priees
Next Week.
Superior poto$rafs
.-, ... Excslllng sll others In
lifaiik? . .
Irtistio ar;d
PWiarjegt Results.
Studio
of tho
Da; & Henderson, Dnilfli-takeri nd
EirMntrj, Cor. WiL and 7th tts.
BEST 50 et CORSETS OJl....
Wall
Paper
Sale!
IN order to make room for our
new spring 6tock, we are
going to closo out our stock
of 1897 wall paper at prices that
will astonish you. In other
words we will cut the prices on
white blanks and gilts
RIGHT IN TWO
and will make a big reduction on
our ingrain papers and friezes.
This is a bona fido closing out
sale. Everything must go and
will go if low prices will accom
plish it. You have never had a
chance to buy moro cheaply than
at this sale
GRIFFK EAQWAE
E
...IB 1 fill
sn
It eivasi
1
Ravc At your own prlj
DOyS uul,i closed out W
Clothing o cio"
h g of all kinda this full, and In orkf
io niske room for o.ir Ibiro spiim
slock, will cUe eut sll our boyf t
piece ulls at prices fat ' P"J
you, tbey are up-t(wlste and sll m
In every n-tfwrt. ftleee from
per suit up. Every suit guaranteed
represented.
In Hens
We bavi- a very e
Clothing att
he.n. Suite from $3. 50 "P' UJJ!
want any kind of "Uii, overww
ranuor siugle garments n.
and get prlceH, and look oJ
of sain pfes. Tbey are right up
iu styles and werkmanshlp.
sending orders every week.
FIT GUARANTEED IN EVERY ORDER.
Premium script will not
bo given after January 1st, 1898.
P. FRANK &SONS, RACKET STOJj
AlR-TlGHT-
. . . STOVES
Art tiklng tht Lfsd
Over sit Heating 3love.
o
LOOK at
PRIRF
BUY 111 till .... ..They wills
We keep the only genuine airtight
GOLD DUST Smokeless tinder unrf FYMSIOR
Black powder loaded shells kept bj -
S. L. LONG.
" MANHOODlESTOREDJIi
n H Bria Poww, Haulichi, W.kefulneM, " tirt Orp,
'o. opium or stimulants, which leto t for fs
JT1 Pl-ii Circular Fr Sold r "
Manufactured by the Peao Miclne chV S, fott
luCo..diaU1bBiinaBnU Third sndTirnhm
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Oalprn
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