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JUNE 23
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Xu Messenger cl Defeat—The 192
Texans Exchanged Lives With
2600 Mexicans.
There is nothing in American
hiatqj^v more thrilling and heroic
than tfe Texas’ defense of the
Alamo Missiofe.
Yet there is
ntthiag to coatfnemofif) tfee Rfrk
if tie* nefle I m *1*I ef 1*2 >ee* vfce
»* she A|ab4«i tie fe* «(«*4
•,Hf .IWWMbs
TIB*
*«9A8«^g)» < «4N«i «Mb
bWffnVN «»-
tOMR JfeMifalWkteHite
ta* sOMr sauti aKr* ifensMjfiii
tHMkOaiok«
ktefcjtK
Tta dtifeRitoA
thi> Alaa» m »
fuerel «A BVCTtavM to xurMBAer,
Whikfe ihny w«dl kiww BkHsal death
at
fotudb «1 rtre 4reaclj«T<»MS
»n-’Marre. On Ma«te ti. 1S3S, at 4
»'«fact ib the atarDing »be ettack
was made. The Mexicans moved
1 h silence and reached the walls.
Ladders were placed in position,
and just aa the men reached the
top there was a roar and a bail of
bullets from the interior. Men fell
in solid flies. Some were shot and
others clubbed to death. After a
light of a half hour some Mexicans
managed to reach the oourtyard,
and the previous fight was nothing
to what took place. The doors of
the Alamo were barricaded with
bags of sand neck nigh. Then
came the l>attle, or lather maaaacre
of the Alatno. The Mexicans ad­
vanced and attacked the Alamo.
The handlul of Texans behind tbe
bags of sand fought like devila. It
was a hand-to-hand encounter. It
waa muzzle to muscle, bowie knife
to bayonet, muaket to rifle.
HRWlMtlky
SHOULD CONSULT MONETARY
STATISTICS.
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in my I msxp B
I u - h M I am wfR« to muf that
«ix bottte» nf ' riwhhMi !O
oMar y ' Wiare
rials <4 Hz WfeMi's l*as«nt W-»**« au4 t««o
bottlrs of T»n<0und fhrtwiw t <>f
Wkrt4 ’
•yuwtl my euiw*-4y
1 m A k H v fercwiuffunod *>
Pterca a suedwak th •«
“FREE SILVER. OB GOOD
SOUND MOXEYT
The attention of the Itegietvr and
the German resident of Geriaany
who "has several thousand dollars
loaned out and is anxious to know
if it will be “free silver or good
sound money,” "and whether or not
to sail it in” on account of presi­
dential election prospects next fall,
as reported by the Register the
other day, are called to the follow­
ing statement of money it sued by
the United States to October 1,
1899. It is taken from tin» World
Almanac for
1900,
reliab’e
authority:
NO QUARTEH ASKED Ok GIVEN.
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And «he doe» not understand why. Her
work used to wem «o easy You could
tell her whereahonta as »he worked by
the «uatebea of song which now and
again oversowed her happy lip« And
now «he can hardly keep up. Her bead
pain«, her back hurt«, and she facl»
entirely wuru out
What ii th« mat­
ter ? The ¡iroba-
bility is that the
•toruach is disor­
dered, the liver is
not performing Its
whole doty. Poi-
er)na are accumu­
lating in the
blood, and unless
these are removed,
and the elotnach
and organs of di>
geM>n and nutri­
tion cured and
strengthened,
Here is liable to
«4 a «eggus 111-
nM-a T<e> is ao
medicine can
e»4 few flew'*
Megi Bal
Bl«««very far
p»tefo IMP 4.«
Mtea wee- for
I te wteSi m tkr
• tawiwaB and
Gold coin
' Bootnltig <>n All the Exchange*
Today.
—
Tbe Diplomatic Corps at Pekin
to th« Guard
LivrarcoL, June 20
»F*«1«I
Cargoes, firm­
clooed at 66j.
C micago , J ud « •JO.-Wheat
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“loeiug at *1|.
Silver coin ........................ ..........
Silver CerllSeate«
Treaaury note«..................................
United Stat«« Note« ,«reenbarks)
Currency certinoale«
Gold certltlcste* ..........................
National bank nutw ......................
Total all other tmMtey
te,6»l,lH4
U>, Id),W0
Ut,UH. II»
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............ Si,;<»u«e«.9M
«CMsaar.
Total «took ot »11 kluile ot m«ney In
the United SUte October I, I#»
fci>S*.te»M
If the German ^ctitleman has the
least idea that the gold coinage, w hieh
represents less than one-third ot the
money of the country, and that
mostly locker! up in vaults, st*nds
solely resjxinsible for the well being
and proe|>erity ot the country he
should csll hie loan in as quickly
as possible, forego the 10 per cent
interest he is getting and take it
over to Germany where he can
probably get 4 per oent.
But we should not censure the
poor German, wlto is probably
ignorant of our tinancial syetem.
A great party of this na'.ma avers
that gold is the p n|y “sound
money,” and wou)
build our
iiHBHCial struetur« oh a money
metal that reprev unts less thou ooe-
third of the me H».y that io required
te do the bust l(m
Ute eountry.
And the ewr era of the geld emttrol
that party, iwake its phutorws, and
diotate the Ivgmiatum that shall be
enacted ’»ken it ia m power.
H an F kanciboo , June 20.—Opened
G ua au
H hangha I, Julie 21.—Japaner.« at >1,1] j; cineed at >1.12j very firm.
di.paivliea contimi the safe y of th«
P obti - anj *, June 20, 3 p. if.—A
diplumatlc corps at Bvkin
Foieigu
»|«eial »ay» Uie brokers «e 'ffritp;
»elllemept In Tulutaiu was entirely
on 10« ilreel >1.16 for w|f^<
destroyed by Are.
To ow SB« te« «estes*» st pop* «»
is th« City of B _ io:
Kate tei e*y Ntete
ST
oecupyixoc >r<otety, «abe» a« eauaer or
telai*, a b*»sy sottesi to ■»■•te
witbfo lOteys.frtes il» «te Wtesf,
«I ttbete. aod bsmeoeiv grwwvsH ■
tebfoeat «tej* ate tenete
Tte» Boti«« e» pa vote vd «y ateta of
■ UMy Ceaaoil, ate te puaioa« foli­
ote ■ «•oaely fowvwub, will » «tefe«*
•< Ike pemASMH foanMtom p»*«tete
by < Ite r ii m «r.
L/te d «a Nauta», < >»«gon. thia 14th
r UA« nu uor».
tey of Jam- ¡300.
J. 8. tkreutb.
Dull beadwclw, pm»« m'varrwii» (ntfa
Ufty Marshal.
■f tte- tedy, smiting M tee pit <d
idionavb, ttes uf
h-wriehltvsn,
Kot ice te Contractors.
(dHtpite er sares, »»« all ptemw
eviUem» of Impure trt»«d. Ne »urtMW
nuh-d bidH for the eontrustioa Of k
hww It hewitMie s«, rt niKst te pmifW
I m order te eb twin gnisi hvidth. Acter’w Mrwor for the University of Oregon
Bbssl KUxir Ii» never foiled sr. <mr« will te received up to J p. m. June 1Ä,
Vurofoli.uswr Hyphditm pole»«». <»r any 1990 at the oftfoe of J J WulRus where
ether birwd diMeases. Ii hi w . m .. ~iy •
wnuderlui remedy si,d we sell every Plans nu<i speclliuatioria oau be seen
battle mm positi vea guaran u».
Fnf Right rceTved to reject any aud ail
ale by W L DeLano
bld«
By order of the Board of Regenta,
ti H FntKNbLY,
Machinery For Sale.
< hai rinati Ex-Cam.
A J.'l hnrae Ad vanee traetion eaelne
cullatile to drive a separati >». Also
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12 here« Advatnw
• rpammr.
Thia nsauhinery ean be seen I y enillug
at Ute <Tay Zumwalt pinoe, I wu mites
Went of Irving. Teriua of mi» « m I>,
oi notes with approved sortir gy
Call ott or »duress
J P MW nr.r.
El mi'», Or.
To Cure a Cold in One Dav
Tan Bark Wauled.
2.V cords of tan bark wanted,
pay
|ier eord. Inquire of rial
C a > ui pany, Eugene tannery.
Tile For Sale.
Eight Inch tile for sale. Inquire of
J Kl 'auipbell at Gutsu ottioe.
R ight ar Csanw,-T'.«« tight w
oontest for oounty offiv« rs provides
thirty days 1 Drill the dab i of eh-otlou
for contests to te Bled
No move has
been made by Mr Knox as yet.
Today'« Haletu 8lat>-«msB R«v. T
B b\>r<l, who Ii«« beei i attending th«
Wlllau>«tte V ilverelty eounii«n»winetit
•xeTCl««», r«tu rate to hi« Usine te Ee-
gtnie l««t nlgl it.
Prof E Hl .afee left Cwwalll« Ten»
»lay for Part«, Fiwuy •, where he g»««
t>«<udy prune cult are. His wtlMiou
1» th« oeratluwcNa kill w biufa p«M«d
«ingress, wherein there m app<q*ri-
at«d the «um nJ |i>,< Ml, wbteb h» made
available for th* pui |«««e of the trip
MoVi.ui vllfo Tr auseripi: Charley
Itrdmemt te at feou • again from Eu­
gene, the UniveatS] ' having chmed for
this year Cbailey has lwn J vhivii -
■tratio* the fact lb at Ike farmer t»«»y«
of Yaniblll are not • h»w wtu>n It voniee
to athtetbw, am! te taken quite a
nuintwr of Muve. ete.. te lkv bind
brawn of iliwgan «Hid Washmghm.
Uffientbeaiwd
Utre nf Rn> restee Frwdirrg n«w IBsgrte
wWtff» rtuute kteetea aeurteon ifeeti*
Un< «MRBnet Fs the Xb-bteh sead.
t>item •* p«aA w**«t «e many k n B»y
loosis of tuei4*>«iw we«g haifeed <w«^
R Ibfot fw>m «Be tewte« bu**> t« Ven-
4Wait * Is <wt uppwttytxMl. A p—d
■eaSe said orualied rock cow Bag adil
do the 10« t^ing.
feteerr City iteioer*
Jdnra a
Caster, a miner at th« Baialy- F.lkbet n
mln«. Is an« of thesis fortunate wti i-
tier« of tb« "Trip to Parte” prtree o f-
frrvd to «ubacrlbers of the Week ly
F.iaolnsr, of Han Francisco.
lutes ad
of going to Paris, Mr Carter tak«* ‘.be
cash
H« Is io receipt of arlias* for
>W7. Of this amouut |3U7 Is wrfea t ft
would roet to buy a round trip tari cet
from Baker City to Parte and the «41 ter
gMV Is tbe »etlmated amount od ex­
pense, allowing three weeks at tte f air
| at th« rate of >100 per week.
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Call and see our
new spring ¿ine of
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CARPETS AND
ART SQUARES
S. H FRIENDLT
Pioneer* Attealw»fl.
Martha MulligM «tei« Native
Dacgfater« ot Oregun invite thè
pLoueere nf Oregoa to a leet«te given
by Pr«f Youirg «a thè "LUeratur« of
Gregei! Hiatory,” ai thè Fife«' hall,
Baturday Juue 23, al S p. ai.
«aia
Xe Cur« X» Pay.
Ths Leading Grass Cutting
Machine of the World.
Which Openly Challenges
Any Competitor
To Meet In a Field Contest.
Th«C ìr thè w«y «11 tirtiggÌRte wll Grov«*
Taebele«fl Ubili Tonicfor Chili«, Malaria m :J
EdliouBueM. It il ba pleatUkMt tu Wke a«
Leinwn .Syrup. 50c«t>to
A ppeal ; D enied .— Itoseburg Re­
view, June 21); In the case of G G
Native Sons and Daughters.
Warner et al; motion of ¡plaintiffs for
an order recalling the execution leaned
Remember Prof Young’s lecture for coete (lending the appeal, is denied
Hmurday sveni ug, Juue 33. The Mlb- by Judge Hamilton.
j«et is: "Early Oregon History and
Oregon Spirit.” Members may bring
N ext M Brusio H ere —The Woiuun
guvsle.
< Oln
of Woodcraft, In district convention
at Bowburg, voted to huid the next
MoKKltoLD.— It is reported that district convention, two years bvuoe,
gntd bewnog qunr:z has been found at e.ugene, subject to the approval of
id"Og Quartz Creek ami th« Routh Uie bottfd of iuariHi¿v*rr4
Fork <s to« MeKeuziu. and that several
C ounty J udgeship .—I l is rumored
<-lnbo- have already beeu staked out.
A ouiubtM of Kugeue u»«u have tlmlsrr thia afternoon that O F Knox will con­
c alm* and I mmi «-*<ends in that toua.ily. test th« election of H It Kiucahl a»
enumy judge
PBACTICALd-V
COMKLE-IKU.— Th M
La«t tall I sprained my left hip a hile
ouuaus of Eu|i»uv I m pnudically com handling some heavy boxes.
The
phdod. If »ay him bae been tnl«H*-il doctor I called on said at first it was a
will they plea.» notify this office by slight strain and would soon he well,
mail, telephone or In persou and we but it grew worse and '.be doctor said
I had rheumatism. It continued to
will see they ar » properly listed. This grow worse and I could hardly get
la important.
around to work.
I went to a drug
store aud the druggist recoiuuiHUiied
T rn M o KH Bl 'A Mm.—It is At Sit'd OB ■ue to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Cooti authority that ths Lucky Hoy I tried it and one-half of a 50-oent
uowpsuy will a id ten stamps to their bottle cured me entirely. I now recom­
■»ill, making a lotal of 20, in a short mend it to all my friends.
F. a .
time. Tbe mine-1« «bowing up belter Babcock, Erie, Pa. It is for sals by W.
every day.
L. DeLano.
T imbkh L a :
acres of wood d
tulle from saw
runs through )<u
Iteisuer, Ax 1
Oregoa.
«the
h •» »
Is what our stock is com>
of at prices from $5 00 tr
025.00 a suft.
WsAt your mouiUch« or board a b«auUful
brown or rlchjilad^ Then
L«l^i»w tetaildiif
F ok S als .— ltf0|
r sod cedar, one-half
mill. lagging creek I
id. Inquire at Frank
dhy'« store, Eugene
di>
J. il. KAYS FURNITURt CO
HÍ3M.MERS »nd FUKRIl Offici ORS
GO TO....
Walla Walla b Ma “Living wonder.”
A «biId wua ten i to Mr awd Mrs K E
Elltaou m May ilth.
The obi Id m a
boy Mid weighs al this time, one and
one-half ( m > bui 1 », and lias not gained
I m ivelght rinue tbe day ef Its birth.
It 1» exactly 16 litehes tn length, and
• m ordinary He ger ring oau te «lipped
nyer He bterl to the elbow. The child
1» in perfeet b rsttii and Is Muely fea-
tused. It Is the fourth ebild tern »u
Mr and M m 1 AUeou, whose ether shU-
dvn arc nenu ally devel. »ped.
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..GILBERT..
" Waste Not.
Want Not."
ife.a ba:
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B Organ
kii-o r
Li», a
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■poised
Alto n« >
L Hon
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THE JONES STEEL
HAY RAKES
Many Reaons Why its is the Best.
IT’S SIXTEEN TO ONE
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that oar cm Bed good* °re praised
by all consumer*.
What plea-eti
everybody must tie top quality. While
our goods are io the store cur values
are on tike ro*f. Price plays Rec<>n<l
fiddle to quality, which CMt be trifled
with iu food article«. As tine grocer­
ies tend to good health, it's courting
longevity to have us serve you,
J. U. GREEfi & SON.
Telephone 28
Sorosis
Little leaks b-mq to wjm *.
and little impuntii s of Me
bitjod. if net atte nded •».
New ahoe for women the ruwt
bnnj a Want" of health.
popular aho« of th« day.
H( od's Sartapartil.i is me
Otto and only specific f%a¡t 32.76 BOX If A INCOAT
9vili rerm^ve all Uao> i hantoru
and impurities, thon'by m»&
tdiq you into a cwm '<« jw V
perfect health.
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Main.
Just Received
Two Cases more
of that Ten-Cent
Hosiery.
Bee them
in the window.
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Bad StomachM««wi
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ttrrd fetitnu. bad cmditon of st. «tea
.a.istd ’ne to take NunPs .Wten orite
!t stopped all faint trouble" c^dte
‘Boe es. Glens Falls. N- K
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Sterner and Wright
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Keep constantly on hand
a complete line of staple
and fancy gn weries.
Sterner and Wright
Stfccnun b fiRM A Wl
•dies lx
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k have
k but
Tay highest nun ket price
for produce and supply
vour wants at the lowest
figures possible.
CASTOR IA
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That
and
Fits WeU Wears Well
Loeks Well
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Notice
A gMSrt deal vf eww harvesting ta*~
chiKMiy tea keen ended tbre Huruta te
1'ttellh «MWety'a »«qoipwvni« Mid
wtrm wk-ete rtpr'ir» iiwosn will be
pustred wttte cepuniy. «aye Ike Peedlte.
ten Tritnnav. The «udy ytestfele deaw-
bwi’h in unfits f» » Mterenw ef ■•<».
Cahn* *em»U ertuy fk b»eu*iM txaa> •
<1*tf*nr»ltre terns'» wtn be botnA-
ceyqaai Gn loute •< taMufb.
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Is your breath Sid? Then your
best friends turn their heads aside.
A bad breath means a bad liver.
Ayer’s Pills ire liver pills. They cure
constination, biliousness, dyspepsia,
sick headache. 25c. All dru£ists.
fruì;
»PK1S1 to tü«
D ij A NtnirsM. UritrtMirs i
grower up with storiee of shortage
Eabalam.
C>r. Wil. iri 7th tu.
and batter price proa pacta for
co a
another season. Along in October, will certainly do this.
It
and later, that earn» buyer will tell will make the must happy
about the extraordinary surplue
For Infants and Chüdrnn.
changes for you, and soon
that the year’s crop baa furnished.
I
It looks as if the growers are iu the your old strength and ac­ hi Kind Yon Hm Always
tivity
will
return.
hands of the Philistines and must
i
V* ,«d >1 » « .trupf,«)«.
.
9LOM«ro «f
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submit to the little lees then job­
S cott a sow»«,
».« ).«te .*
bery.
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N ew Y oke , June 20.—Very firm
Taku Lux stive Bromo < ¿uiufn« Tab­
let*. All »Irtiggiei« refuo 1 the uiooey
sw. ut>. m If II folia ko eure. K. W. ijwvs’i niguu-
te.lVI.&M Li*!.. In un ».«et» boa. Z6e.
is pale, than your lips and
cheeks are pak, your nerves
weak, and your whole body
greatly debilitated. Th d c-
torssav “Youhaveafl.vinia.”
There’s just one thing you
This is about ths lime of year need—some thing to make
when the bopbuyer brace* tfre bop* the blood rich and red.
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er aud higher; »pot, market firm.
WÌ7AW.H»
• M. OVIISH »OHO .
The Register says Messrs Hen­
dricks <t Eakin, of the First Na­
tional Bank, have reoeived a letter
from Germany inquiring about
eleotion prospects neat fall and
asking if it will be “free silver, er
good sound money.” The Register
adds that “tbs gentleman has sev­
eral thousand dollars loaned out in
the valley and is anxious to know
whether or not to call it io.”
We do not think the liermsH
will "call i* io,” however th* stw-
t:<,n may go thia fall. Thes» a«»
soie rratens: if ire took it te Oer-
MMHiy be oould only loan it for 3 to
4 per cwnt inXbmst, while in &r*w*> ’
* brurgs • to 10.
Then ho will
probably find out before hr asllb
Ma fuse» io that t isurl y onr chrnl 0 i |,
Qtewmmy w «nxndlia wnxnry <xn -
<<XJ> <d edwea, otanA a «suwstjn jo »
ystHfotr «a iu Are t osnsl S9MMa
Tire 1WM» nwpS bate rw u»M
Be8* setup lasaaffMtm for mnttuqp.
jmt to tgatso Are pUMib wMh sot A
a
hr psesowifl^r eo»eso*«
k*
of gdd «Nk st>w>
•fesiaion Itsroaf^B «ie wold.
It would» hmv fopnd th* Lowarr
*ecwnansaed agsBist m die b41s of
lefpshtioa, « (tie bebetga <>f Capi­
talistic combinatoos, silver is
“good sound mousy" the world
over.
FOP
Jun«t!2, 1900.
Butter—28 to 4& per roll
Wool—IS«
Poultry—>3 .<i 14 R M iw ogzen.
Dried prase»—3 NSjc
Flow—66 per Mdk
(te» «5 vo 36 eetSfa «oosa**! to
tek tte »martei,
Wiefffty. bedfoei dbraaiA mfa^ftii be-
fUriffteOe Mate.
fine pteebwsBftp
o»utl>lri the
PsMMffw-Me. cauffi Mar SS>teg
«rwte «te krru*«>
ii uM *««g tews
Egg»- U! sewn.
Of feuulUk, yhte
tentem,
Vite 38 te 4te«fe
-1 au]fx3vW «Ml n>s;4n temi ■ ctnaliMM
R'W*-* w 6 sente
cua of IWvr <<mmh lut cwiMsttpaUoa in<hpr»-
fimtlY op «■>» MAHHACHK
The Texans resisted as only men
with their lives in their hands
could resist. They abandoned one
room only to make a stronger
resialanoe in another. Finally a long
room on the first floor was reached.
This was tbe hospital, and there
the fight waa bloodiest. Fifteen
Texana killed 42 Mexicans on the
threshold. The fight lasted fl ye
houra. The last to meet death
were Colonel Travia and Davy
Crockett When they fell every
Texan bad met death. The sight
was a terrible one. The Mexicans
had 2,000 killed and 300 wounded.
An examination showed that every
Mexican waa shot not below the
neck, and those who were not shot
bad been cut or dubbed to death.
Thia showed the wonderful accu­
racy of the Texan fire.
WHEAT MARKET.
Pr shel
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