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Newspaper Page TextI -MOT-t''J''"il''- OAJLY EL'OH-v'E Gl'APJ). WEDNESDAY, - JAN. 8.189C. FOR, Popular Brands of Tobacco and Cigars, CALL ON JULIUS GOLDSMITH. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. 8t Jacitson's (lay. Commissioners' court la session. Dr. Flnlcy, dentist.rooni S.Dunn blk Balsm's expanses during lffM wcrs $10.C28. New porcelain batli tub Hi Marx's. Try them. The populist county central com mittee met In this city today. Tinware of all kinds. F. L. Chamukks. IUv and Mra Ippert will sing at assembly at the univenilty tomorrow. The Y1ICA of the college of Ore gon meets in convention in this city January 12, 13 and 14. "Ideal" oil stove costs only 1 cent ncr hour to run It. Guaranteed no odor. P. h. C'iiamiikiu). A large number of Cottage Grove people came down on the Jtoscburg local this morning. The Hhakespearo Club will meet this week with Mrs II K Miller, Wednes day, Jan. 8. Phase bring King John. Llki.i.a C. Cahson. Benjamin Angell, of Baker City, aged 27, and John Dorelay, aged 72, from Jackson county poor farm, were received at the asylum yesterday. President C U Chapman, of the University went to Corvallis today, and will lecture on "Macbeth" before the Hhakespeare club of that city tonight. A special temperance uiecllng, In terspersed with speciil temperance songs by Ilov and Mrs I.eppert, will be held at the U It church Thursday evening. Hhllo's Cure is sold on ft guarantee. It cures Incipient consumption. It Is the best cough cure. Only ono cent a dose. ar)0ts.,60cts., $1. Hold by Hen demon & Linn. Mrs. T. H. Hawkins, of Chattanooga Teuii,, says: "Hhllo's Vitnllwr 'Havcd My Life' I consider t the bent roinu (fy for a debilitated system I ever used." For Dysticpsin, I.Ivor or Kid ney trouble It excels. Price 75 cents, Hold by Henderson A L nil. No oxcuso for sleepless nlghtu when you can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This will relieve nil uuiinvnuces and euro th most severs cough and give you rest and health. Can you afford tods without It? Dunlin. & PkI.ino. Yoncalla Item In Itoschurg Itevlew: Mr W Urummett, our stlmiible cltl- ten and neighbor, expects to move to lila new residence In Cottage Grove the fore part of this week. He will be missed as an excellent neighbor and enterprising citizen. We with him happiness in his new homo. I've a secret in my heart, Kweot Mnrie, A tale I would Impart, Hweet Marie: If you'd even fnirvr be You must always use Parks' Ti-a The Improvement you will sv . Hweet Mario. Bold by A. Ykkinutun. One Minute Cough Cure brithily named. It aflords Instant relief fii'iii ufTering when afflicted with A seine cough or cold. It acts on tho tlir.mt, bronchial tubes and lungs and never falls to give Immediate relief. Okiii kn A PkI.am.. The estimated amount of state iv nue to be ralssJ this year, t7N.1,0O0, la bissd upon the assumption that, If the ordinary expenses of government are the same a last year, e(itM,a2t, the xeroses will amount to IM'.H, which will bring last year'a figures tp to, In round numbers, ITM.Oou. This would give a rat of 6.4 mills. If suffering with piles li will Internal you to know that IMVIIl'a Witch lis sel Halve will cur them This mull eins Is a spoclflo for all complaints of this character, and If Instructions (which are simple) are cnrilrd out, a euro will result. Wo h ivo tinted this In numerous rases, and always with like results. It never full. Osnnn A PkLaxo. AT COST. I flliiaydflois See Clock Novelty in Our night Show Window. AX BILLY. A rainbow this aftern'on. Dr. Fiiiley, ii-u tiM,rnr.m3,lJunn blk Weather picdlcilon for tomorrow: Rain and eooicr. The republican clubs will meet in Portland, Feb. 4, 1WW, A Mge of Klks was instituted at ftusebtirg. It has 43 charter members. j Nails 4 eta per pound, cosh, except ' shingle nails, at F. Ij Chamheks 1 t C'joK'u Cotton Itoor Compoi-sh; a recent discovery. At Ykhinu to.n 'a drugstore. DeWitt's Little Karly Jttsers for MI lousness, indigestion, constipation. A small pill, a prompt cure. OillLHS A DeLano. Karl's Clover Itoot, the great Blood i Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the Coniplej.lon and cures Constipa tion. 25 cts., 60 cto., fl.. Hold by Heudcniou & Linn. Parks' Tea clears the complexion Mrs. N. Mryette, of Ic Boy, N. Y., says: "I have used Parks' Tea and find It the Best remedy I have ever tried. (Sold by A. Yekixoto.v. K E Hanson today purchased of Harry Perrln of Los Uatos, California, the house and lot on the corner of 6th and Oak streets, formerly occupied by Mrs Filch; consideration f 1150. At the next meeting of the Sliakes peure Club, which will be held at the residence of Mrs H B Miller on the evening of January 8tb, Dr Chapman will lecture on "English Tragedy." Now Is the right time to dehorn cat tle. I have had years of experience, and will do your werk reasonable and In a scientific manner. Cull en J Klein, ut i ho Wald House, Eugene, Oregon. Puck: Tired Tuiupkins Did yer tell her yer was a orphan, widout a mudder an' fadiler? Diiinal Dawson Yes. "Whut did she give yer?" "Hhe give me a bunch of flowers to put on their graves." The Fortnightly Club will gives ballad and song recital under the man agement of Miss Elliot, of Portland, assisted by Prof Baright and Mrs Washburn, at Couser Hall, Tuesday evening, January 14ih. Coughing Irritates the delicate or gnns and aggravates the disease. In stead of walling, try One Minute Cough Cure. It helps at once, milk ing expcctorutlon easy, reduces the soreness and liillnmmation. Everyone likes It. Osiiuiin & DkLano. Parks' Hiiro Cure is a positive specific In all diseases of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing the urlo acid in the blood It cures lthcumatlsm. H. B Bnsfnrd, of Carthago, B. Dakota, says: "I bellevo Parks' Hure Cure excels all other mediclucB for Rheumatism and Urinary disunion." Hold by A. Ykk inoton. Mary Anderson will tell In hur autobiographical paper In the January Ladies' llemo Journal how and where alio made her 11 ret success on the stags, and of General Sherman's, General Grant's, Edwin Booth's and Dum Pedro's encouraging commeadatlou of her early eflbrts aa an actress. The secret of a speedy cure In sick ness lies In selecting the proper rem edy and this Is diftlsult to do unless one Is sura what the ailment Is. But on thing Is sure, had the liver been actively at work sickner could not have come. It la than always safe to take Simmons Liver Regulator which keeps th liver wall regulated ami all poison expelled from the system. Somewhat Different. A coriespondeut writing from Crook, Crook county, Oregon, under date of Dec. 30t!t, says: The weather here is somewhat dif ferent from Webfoot. Hnow about S Inches deep, stock of all kinds are poor and moat all ranchers are feeding. The grass Is shorter than It has been for ten years owing t-j the drouth. Cattle arc not selling lor the flgiirea tber did last spring. Hprlng calves, fo tofT; stock rattle, fl3tol5 per head; horses no sale. Arvi.i u 1'novtHioNH. Home of the lowest bids fur provisions fur ths li saut asylum Were the fallowing: Vine gar, lUr; prunes, 4o; dried pcaohea, 6c; dried apples, or; Hour f J.4.; graham, The Halem Flouring mills were Inwrot on Hour; Gilbert A Patterson on cnll'c, tobacco, spices and general gro ceries; J G Wright on soap and dried fiult; It M Waila on hardware, tin ners supplies and miscellaneous; G W Putmau on drugs. fl.p.T.fid; Hock lint, on dry goods; Damon Bros, on riveksry and Diigau Bros, on plumb liik' supplies. 1,! Reliuioi'h Services. A fair hotiss ! was present at the U B church aguin j last night to listen to the song s rvjca by Rev and Mrs Leppert, and a very j able discourAe by the pastor, Rev ; Needy. The jcrvh are quite inter esting At the Halvation Army barracks the large room at present in ue is unable to accommodate the large throngs Jof ;eople who nightly assemble there. Their meetings are exciting a great dal of interest mid are held until a late hour each evening. The officers are now talking of secur ing a larger hall for their services God's Regular Army meets each night in Lane's hall on Eighth street, ufter they and the Salvationist have both held short services at no great dis tance apart on the streets. The 1 teg ular Army people have not held the audiences so far that the Salvationists have, though they have a lady expo nent of the cause in their ranks who bravely wades through the mud and ruin each evening and implores the erring ones to come to Christ This is the week of prayer and It is being observed by several churches of the city that are not holding revival services. Pursued br a fleinoll. How rosnyiulcl'lei, think you, reader, have been committed by iwrsoni driven distraught and hunted to their doom tiy the demon of ehrouic 111 health? t.'ountleM. Kor liixlance, we kuow, do wo not, thai hypochondriaiiiii in a monomania a sort of minor maditt-n pro duced hjr ciiroulc dyniM-tmia? Again, in aomnla, or aieeplesHiieM, often a result of the iame cause, cihnhiali-a in a derangement of the reaaoniliK fac 'itveit. It Is, therefore, of momeniouB onseouence to prevent the ar rival of disease at It' chronic plum", when it daily and nightly M.-ouragcB the sufferer to a dariKerously uncertain soal. No meiliclno known to science, as a mt-aiiH of arresting the maladies to which It is ado.tet, exists equal to Hosteller's Stomach Ultters. Anions thepe complaints are chronic indigestion and in somnia, kidney and rheum lie ailments, con stipation and liver trouble. ApM.'tite Is im proved by the Hitlers, the blood fertilized, and bodily substance and vigor iucreaM-d by it. Got 10 Days. Jas McFarland, who wasairested yesterday by City Mar shal II J Day for harboring Frank Drew, a young boy, at his shack in the northeastern part ef the city and sup plying him with tobacco, was taken before City Itccorder B F Dorris last evening and sentenced to 10 days in jail for his crime. R li Officiai.3. A special car, bring arte number of H P oflicers of Portland who are out inspecting the road, arrived In this city last evening and this morning went on south. Among those here were L R Fields superintendent of lints In Oregou, R Koehler, manager, und W A Grou dulil, chief engineer. Auvanckmknt Ci.i;ii. The first meeting of tho Advancement club since the holidays will bo held at Mount's hall next Monday evening. At that time Hun. Lydell Bake, of Portland, secretary of tho board of R. R. Commissioners, will deliver a lec ture before the club ou a scientific sub ject. Wantud. To exchange, a well im proved farm In Hhermaii county, con sisting of 180 acres, 2110 under cultiva tion, 820 fenced, good buildings, good water, and one mile from post olllce, for property in or near Eugene. Ad dress or call at this ulllcvt. IIUDVB 1'II.E Bdl'IMSITOKY. Is guaranteed to nitrs l'iles and ContlAtloii or money refunded. Ml cents per twl. Send two stamps lor circular ami Vre Hunplc to M. HI IN Itri'V, lteRlilcrcl Pharmacist, Ijoicas. ter, I'a. No 1'ostai.n answrrkii. Kor sale hy all ftitt-class drtiKitlsi everywhere, and In Eugene Urvgou by Osburu A Del-ano MissiONAiiv Tea. A missionary tea was giveu last evening to about 75 of their frieuds at their residence on East Ninth street by Judge ami Mrs J J Walton. A program, consisting of readings, recitations, and both vocal and instrumental music, was renden-al, after which lunch was served. A IC Patterson is ninking Improve ments In his meat market. HANDKERCHIEFS! Handkerchiefs! Handkerchiefs! We havo just opened our new stock of Xmas ! Handkerchiefs. The assortment is com-! posed of tho Latest and Newest patterns, ! and the best values ever offered in this city, j BE SURE ANDSEETHE LINE. ! t Ribbons! Ribbons! - liaby Kiblmns-iiv all shade? c jvr yd. No. 2 iSilk Kibbon 10o jht holt. No. i 12 and 10 Silk Ribbon-all coloin . 10c jht yd. Note the Above Prices. Perianal. Ed C Hcrreti, of Salem is in Eugene. Commissioner Perkins is in the city. X S Duboi went to Salem today on a short visit. J P Cunin, the Cottage Grove P M, is in the city. S II W illiams made Harri.burg a business visit today. C A Me.Mahan, of Thurston, has removed to Crook couuty to reside. WmJ Church, Jr, of Portland, is in ttieeity. We acknowledge a pleasant call. Mrs Hillegas, wife of Representative Hillepas, is lying at the point of death at Goshen. Miss Etta Preston returned home today, after a visit as fur south as Roseburg. Mrs F J Crouch, of Portland, re turned homo today after a short visit in this city. Horace G McKinlty, of Michigan, well known is now en route on a visit to Eugene and vicinity. Rev Hartley, of Marion county, ex member of the state legislature, passed down the road tiiis morning. President Chapman will lecture In the Unity church at Salem tomorrow evening ice." The Merchant of Veil Roseburg Review. Mrs Glace Os buru has returned from Eugene, uc companied by Miss Mae Awbrey, who will assist her in tletore. Morris Osburn left hist night for his home at Fairview. Roseburg Review: "Mrs J M Mc- Collutu and family, of this city, expect to go to Arizona soon to join Mr Mc Collum, who is practicing low at Stafford in that territory." This family at one time resided in Lane county. Dr W Kuykeudall returned today j from Ktlem, w here he had lieeti to lecture before his class in gynecology in Willamette Univer sity. He went on through 'o Goshen in answer to a telegram calling him there ou professional business. low's This. Weoir.-r One Hundred Hollars Keivard for anymie of Catarrh that can nut be cured 1 Hall's CutBrrh Cure. Y 1 t 1IKSKY A ( O. Praps, Toledo. O. We the undersigned, have known F J Cheney fir the IhbI 1'. yeBrs, and believe him perfectly honorable in all ttusincss tranxactions and fin ancially able to carry out h:ij obligations made by their linn Vet Truax. Wholesale t)urfc-Kisls. Toledo, o. Waidlmr, Kiunan & Marvin, Wholesale Or'iKgMs, Toled", Ohio. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, actlng directly U(n the blood and mil. oui surface of the yH'ln. Price 7-'t lis nor bollle. hold by all 1'ruggists. 'testimonial Iree. Comino to Oiieuo.w A gentleman at Independence, Iowa, writes for sample copies of the (H'Altli, and states that he will visit Oregon in the spring to And a location, for several families. Bkventy-Seve.stii IlinriiiJAi . This Is ths seventy-seventh birthday of our friend, A Goldsmith. He is hale and hearty and the Gl'Aitn wislies him many returns of the day. Resigned. J S Medley has resigned as justice of the Cottage Grove distilct. John W Baker has been appointed to the vacancy. A CilAMiK. Frank E l'uun will make an addition to his ad tomorrow. Look out fur It. Dr. Willoughby, dental parlor. EUGENE V BOOK STORE. ALBUMS, GOLD PENS, GAMES, LATEST BOOKS. E. Scliwnr.schild, Prop. - For Fancy Work. Cash In Hand GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO. FALL STOCK OF- . ' CAR PETSES HADES -JUST RECEIVED AT-: DAY & HENDERSON'S. Furniture and Undertaking. BRING Your feet with you. We can fit them With the best foot covering, and at very low prices. YORAN & SON, THE SHOE DEALERS. tiojlieu Items. Jau. 8, 1890. Considerable sickness in this vi cinity. Mrs A Matteson is quite ill necessi tating the attendance of a physician. Miss Olive Worthup who spsut the holidays here has returned to Creswell precinct. V L Wheeler, of the pieciuct has organized a singing cla-s in the village we arc pleased to note. L X Itoney and wife of Eugene and Chns Itoney of the East were visiting with A L Itoney here last week. Jas .Smith and Jus Wilhelm of this place have rented the A V Patterson hop yard ut Eugene. As to the mystery where CrebweU's young man spent Christmas and re turned home with the injured orbs, ns mentioned by "Zeph" in last week's issue, we can say that the allusion to oyster soup precludes ths possibility of. its being Goshen. The Goshen Dancing Club will give a grand dunce on the 14th of February. The one given Christmas was largely attended, there being 71 numbers taken, and the Xew Year's ball was a good one, too. The club received an invitation tojoln the firemen's club at Springfield in a grand bull on the 22nd of February, but unfortunately sever al members had nttended a ball (?) at Springfield a year ago and the offer was declined. Our esteemed contemporary, the worthy scribe of Creswell, need not feel Injured as to our statement lu a recent ls-ue regarding whai this little station does In the way of poultry and general produce shipments, for what we said is a fuel that was called forth by his or some other correspondent's invitation to beat the little shipmi at Creswell had niMle. Goshen lor tur keys; Creswell for oyster soup. Feathkhweioht. Kahmimi that Pays. Mr G C Millet, one of the lending farmers of Junction precinct, was In Eugene to day. In a talk with a reporterof the titAltli, lie said that yesterday he sold his crop of wheat of ljjiij, O.OtK) bushels, forMcents per bushel. He was In excellent spirits and said he would sow 400 acres of wheat this year. Notwithstanding the low prices" '.hat have been prevailing fur this product he has made money right along. Ho says he makes his stock, etc, pay the running expenses of his entire farm, and thinks that rust-class farming pays better than any other business in the state. lie (Wines that he will clei.roviT f:'.i00 this venr. Am.i., u! says wheat at 60 cents per bushel I yields uime profit tan It used to a few- years since at 61 cents, as labor is ' cheaper and us is nUo everything that inii-t be purchased. Such tanners as Mr Millet aro what' will muko our county and state prosiior. I.tWT.-In this city, a gold locket, wlih th initial .j. p. s." engraved ononesido. '1 l,e nmhr will be liber ally rewntded by leaving the same at IhlsoHUv. I WILL MOVE JAN. 1st. To the Harris Buildinp;, I wffpied byE- c- Smith, and ' n! ueeP ?n , hand largest i and rRnnSCiof GROCERIES i ana CROCKERY in the city. I A.E.WOOD. CENTS FOR 1 Pound Steel, ;r NAILS 5 lb. Lard Pail 7 cts. 10 lb. Lard Pail 10 cts. Probate Matters. Estate of W A Craig, deceased; Ella Craig appointed administratrix with $1000 bonds: Burties; G P Griffin and 8 F Kerna. Appraisers appointed: Wiley Wintou, James F Turner and James Anderson. Estate of W t! Murtiu, deoeased; ap praisers appointed: HE Undeiwood, D P Burton and A H Bpare. fluardianshin of John Warner, in sane; B F Iluswll was appointed guardian with $200 bonds; surety, L W Brown. Estate of Jesse Whitsell, deceased; January Sth set for hearing filial set tlement. Guardianship of minor heirs of Austin Mann, deceased; Howard Pope appointed to guurdianship with $500 bonds. Estate of rt'm Osburn, deceased; $3, 837 renorted on hand. The same was 1 nrderpd to ho distributed at a ml A nf $1,170 to each of the following bells: R 8, R M and F W Osburn, Agnes Harding and Augusta McDonald. PBEP1BI1U rOB WAR, England Said lobe Talcing Ener. gelle measures. Loxdox, Jan. 7.--The Globe this evening prints sensational news under the following scare headlines: "Activity in War Office- Antici pated Military Measures." The Globe then states the war office sent a special military messeuger this afternoon to the colonial office, stating it is rumor ed impotUnt orders are pending. A dispatch from tho military camp at Aldershot (ays a general belief, alim st backed by proof, prevails that the authorities are considering the mobilizing of the army reserves and part of the militia, Men employed in the ordnance stores are very busy. Glass cut and put In to order. F. L. Chambers. Dfr-v dt Henderson! Undertakers ano Emualmers. Cor Wil, and 7th sts. go to, , , ..TmAH-mrieii .'jRT.il CADtNO BKAKD8 OF CIGARS and TOBACCO, ..ALSO.. Conkc'icner j, Nuts and Soda Water -FRUITSZIN SEAS0N- Bet electl line of imoktr articles la lon GO TO -FOR BED SEAL BAKING POWDER. 2J n Tins 1 li. Tins in. Tins 82c. 37c. 22c. DRINKS Weinhard's Beer. BOTTLED BEER A Specialty. WM. 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