Daily Eugene guard., February 13, 1896, Image 4

OAJLY EUGENE (it'ARD.
THURSDAY, - - FEB. 13, 1890.
FOR
Popular Brands of
Tobacco and Cigars,
-4CALL ON
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
Headquarters for the Eugene
Soda Works.
Light frost this morning.
The streets are drying up.
The streets are drying up very fast.
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
F L CilAMIlKKS.
Dr. Fiuley, dentist .room S.Dunn blk
Populist county convention tomor
row. Get your fresh fish at James' market
Otb street tomorrow.
Weutbor prediction for tonight, ruin;
for Friday, much wurmor.
Wood's Piiosi'Hodink, the great
Kngllsh IU'inedy. At Ykkinoton's.
Tinware of all kinds.
F. L. ClIAMHKIlS.
Itev Hkuggs will preach on "The
Temple" tonight at the Christian
church.
The delegates to the populist couuty
convention, to be held tomorrow, are
already arriving.
Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound;
a recent discovery. At Ykkinci
ton's drugstore.
It not only is so, It must be m. One
Minute Cough Cure aete quickly, and
that's what makes it go.
Ohiiukn & DkLano.
A samnle patent gate has Iwn set
up on the vacant lot in front
Itowlshy's livery stable.
"Olve mo i llvur regulator and I can
regulate tho world," said a genius.
The druunlkt handed him a bottle of
DeWltt's Little Karly itisers, tlie fa
inous little pill
Ohiiurn & PkLano.
Four of the applicants for toachers'
certificates have droiipud out. This
reduces tho iiumbur to Oil.
HHILOll'8 CUIIK, tho great Cough
and Croup Cure, Is 111 great demand
Tocket size contains twenty-live doses
only ll'ic. Children love It. Wold
Henderson ,fc I. Inn.
Hevoral delegates caino down from
Collage drove teday to nttund the
populist convention tomorrow.
A cup of Turks' Tea at night moves
tho bowels In tho morning without
pain or dli.comfort. It Is n great
health giver and blood purifier. Hold
by A. Ykuinoton.
While loading a truck this afternoon
Hob lllair had a null penetrate the
palm of his hand near the base of the
thumb, limiting a painful wound.
A high liver with a torpid llvor will
not be a long liver. Correct the liver
with De Will's Little Early lttsuis,
little pills that cure dyspepsia and cou
atlpnlion. Ohiuhin A DkLano.
While making a short turn on Wist
(Sixth street this afternoon, L It I.lv
ermore'e parcel wagon wae almost
upset and the tongue was broken out
of the wagon. Parcels were scattered
promiscuously.
Captain rivcenoy U. 8. A., Han Dl
ego, Cal., says: "Hhllo's Catarrh
liemcdy la tho flirt medicine I have
ever found that would do mo nny
good." Price. 60c. Henderson A
A regular spring duy,
The city Jail bag been repaired.
Dr. Wllloughby, dental pariors.
Dr. Flnlcy, deulist.ruom 3,Duun blk
CHubs cut and put lu to order.
F. L. Chamiikks.
A sruull civil case was hoard by
Justice Wheeler today.
A K Woods, the popular grocer, has
a change of ad today. Notice it.
The tax Mil will be In the hands of
the sherifl' during the next teu days.
Now Is tho time to piune your trees.
All kinds of pruning tools at
F L ClIAMIiKHS.
The si range bird caught the other
day by Mr llranton has been pro
nounced a western glebe, it Is rare ur
this locality.
Tho spoons used at' the Novelty and
Valentine social will be retained by
the guests as souvenirs. Prof Ilurlght
will favor the audience wltu a selection.
KAItL'8 CLOVER ItOOT will pu
rify your blood, clear your complexion,
regulate your bowels and makes your
bend as clear as a bell. 25c, 60c, and
(1.00. Henderson & Linn.
W W Haines of the Eugene tannery
went to Salem today to see about ship
plug a lot of bides to this city, which
bo purchased from the authorities of
the state insane asylum.
Quick in effect, heals and leaves no
scar. Jiurning, scaiy sain eruimuua
quickly cured by DeWltt's Witch
Hazel Halve. Applied to uurus, scaius,
old sores, it is magical In ellect.
ways cures piles.
UHHUlia j.r. uv
A few evenings since W W Haines
of tho Eugene tannery had a nue
Mustlfl doe scalded to death in one of
the hot water vats of the tanneiy. The
dog fell iu the vat after the bauds left
in the evening and was uuabletoget
out.
Parks' Cough Kyrup cuies Coughs-
Cold ami Consumption. Mrs. Catb
erine JSIack of Lo lloy, N. ., Bays: "I
took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup.
It acted like limbic. Sloped my
cough and I am perfectly well now."
Sold by A. Ykwnuton.
J W Pierce, Republic, la, says: "I
have used One Minute Cough Cure iu
iiiv family and for myself, with re
sults so entirely latlsfactory that I can
hardly And words to express myself as
to its merit. I will never fail to rec
ommend it to others, on every occasion
that presents Itself."
Ohhijun & DkLano.
Tho best regulator lo regulate a peo
ple Is Simmons Liver Iti'gulutor. It
regulates the liver and the llrer reg
ulates the person. If the liver Is reg
ular then heulth Is good, but if slug
gish or diseased then there is constant
llilioiisuess, Indigestion, Headache
ami all the dlsordora ol the stomach
that one hears of. Try Simmons Liver
Regulator and prove this.
Al-
The Frawley Cjmpauy.
It is with pleasure that the public,
so fur as cun bo learned, has been
much Interested in the announce
ments heralding the advent In this
city of the Fruwley Company, one of
the finest dramutic organizations tnai
ever toured the American continent,
which comes here one night only,
Saturday, Feb. 15th.
Airongthe well known people In
the company are Daniel Frawley,
Chas W King, lico W Leslie, Maclyn
Arbuckle, Wilson Kuos, II D Black
more, II SDuflleld, Geo Uosworth,
Frank C Thompson, Thomas Philips
and Geo Osborne. Among the ladies
are iilanclie u isures, xiope a.
Phosu McAllister, Jennie Kenmark,
Lansing Rowan, Helen MaBeu und
Little Mildred.
A feature of this company's per
formance is the costumes of the ladies,
which aie said to be exqulUte gems of
the modiste's skill, aud the magnifi
cent scenery, all of which has been
specially gotten up for the organiza
tion, and which Is carried by them.
The Frawley Company intends lo
visit Eugene regularly every season,
and we trust the theatre goers of our
city will give them every Inducement
to do so.
Letter List.
Feb 13, 1800.
Crossen, E E Maregun, Hattlo
Davis, Ell Kelly, John
Girouk.Mra Eugeue Reitco, Miss Anna
Larrence, Jene Scott, W M
Lemly, Win Sullivan, Sarab A
Morning Citizen, Shepard.Miss Alice
Mullen, Ray Wood, Mrs C A
Milne. Mrs.
A charse ol one cent will o: made on ill
letter given out. Person calling for letter
wilt please slate wuen adveriiBeu
AT THE 1'ASNBBY.
Scosiiiig Martini'. "'
liui'ievenieiiis.
Oth-r
For the past few years the Eugene,
tannery, under the mauagemen of
W Haines, Its proprietor, assisted by
bus been gradually
und bruncning out
Bjm m mm c
ranfl upuiinig.
NEW DRESS. GOODS.
Al
7T
good.
Linn.
Thcgilp, or soiuithlug resembling
II, Is very prevalent iu Corvallis, and
a very large number of xxple are
sniff ring with It Many persons are
con lined to their rooms, and the popu
lar remedy, quinine and brandy, is
much In vogue.
Hot M I. Knee of North Yakima,
Washington, who was hero a short
time since aud preached a few even
ings la the Christian church and to
whom a call has been extended by the
members of that congregation has
written that be will accept the pas
torate of the church here.
Tho American lleauty owes her pres
tige more to a clear complexion than
to any other atti Unite. A cup of
Parks' Tea will enable anyone to poa
so this. It clear the skin and re
moves pimples and that sallow, niuil-
dv look. Parks' Tea is used by thous
ands of Isdleo for tho complexion.
Without being a cal hart lo it cure con
stipation. Sold by A. 1 KRINtlTON.
, PM.
Alliauy Finances.
AN ExcKl.l.RNT Voick. Miss For
morso Henderson who sang In the W
R C courert at lb opera house last
evening possesses voice of rarequallty
which has won her considerable note
lu California, her home. The
Flower Song," from the opera of
Faust, sung by her last evening, gave
the audience grer.t delight. To an eu
coro she gave "Women's Dress," a se
lection from Ermine, whloh was her
crownlntr ellort. Miss Henderson Is
an exceedingly pleasing vocalist, pos
sessing a full ud rich soprano voice of
tlie rare sympathetic quality so much
admired, and which has won for It
recognition by some of California!
leading artists. Miss Henderson Is
also fortunate in having been a pupil
of Prof John Howard of New York
City. She sang before an audience of
thousniids of poopl at tlie Hotel
Coronado, al Coronado beach, Cal
ifornia, and was repeatedly encored.
Ml'Klt'AI. ani Litkharv. The
musical and literary entertainment
given at the opera bou-e last evening
by the Women's Relief t orps consist
ed of very line program. Members
of the W R C spared no pains te maVe
the entertainment a success and had
engaged the best talent In the city for
tho occasion. All those whs were on
tho program last night aro well
known to the public, and It Is only
nt'ceasary to saj that each number was
faultlessly disposed of, and was gen
erally enjoyed by the audience.
The ways and means committee of
the Albany city couucil makes the fol
lowing estimates for the present year:
Estimated income: City taxes, 10,-
000; delinquent, $2,000; llcer.ses, $3,700!
dog lux, fines etc 1150. Total ?lo,8o().
Estimated expenses: Interest od
bonds, $5,700; salaries, $4,100; lights,
$1,000; fire Co., $1,100; lumber, streets,
oto, $1,300; sundries, $1,000. Total $H,-
800.
IOO lie ward SIOO.
1 he render of this nuner will bo pleaou ti.
learn that lliere 1 at )eat one dreailed. u iere
Mint selelice Hal iteell aoie to cure iu nu
tnK', and that 1 raiarrn. nan uisrm
Corel the only positive euro known 'othe
metllcul iraternliv. t-aiarrn neiii n eunsui'i
tlonal dlene, rtMiulres a constitutional treal
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure I taken internally,
acting iltreetly upon lha Mood and inueuu
MiirmeeH m mv-iuiii. inereov iiu.iriijrinic i"w
fouiiilsllon of ihe ill.eane, and a-vlnit the pa-
tleut MrenKlh ly bill illi'S" np i lie constitution
and asMBtlnit nature lo do It work. The pro
...i..t.tr. hn. n much fanh In it ruratlve
power, win, Hirj ouci ..nu .,i
lor any case that It falls lo euro, oei.d for Hat
01 testimonials.
r. J. i.ucai ioic,ju,wi
yold by Druiinils.T..
Additional Populist Delegates.
North Eugene No. 2 J F Amis,
Shelton Jenkins. John Farleigh, Rov
J C Richardson, G W Welder.
North Eugene No. 1 No primaries
helil In this precinct.
South Eugene No. !! I)r J PGill,
W H Palmer, O D Chamberlain.
Boulh Eugeue No 1 D R Lakin, A
D Knllit, Clint llranstetter.
Thkspass Cask. In the trespass
case of Ahlridge vs John and Win Cox
heard before Justice Wheeler yester
day afternoon, the following jury was
drawn: J E McCaun, U C Dunn, L
Gilstrap, A Rogers, R E Eastland, and
I L Simpson. After being out a short
time tlie lury returned a verdict of
guilty as to John Cox and not guilty
at to Wm Cox. The justice imposed a
line off 10 on John Cox, which he was
unable to pay. He was placet) In Jail,
Ui.astino OrT. Capt Hatch, who
Is in the city, states that tlie anagboat
Is now working on the Junction bar.
The channel is bring blnsted out and
deepened. Capt Hatch aud Engineer
Gwiun will leave down the river In a
small boat tomorrow morning. If they
find the river at any point In such
coudilion that the anagboat cannot
get over it they will blast it out as
they go down.
Si'i.KNini) HnvKs.. Rev J E Sny
der, formerly of the I' it church in this
city but now pastor of the First Pres
byterlun church at Hmwnsville it said
lo lie having splendid success In a
revival service at that place. Forty
nine people have united with the
the result of his efforts,
his sous,
I.... Ha bllsillOBS
inr0 a wider field of labor. Mr Haines
tt nn the road a great deal of the
time; and now brings hides from one
end of Western Oiegon to the other.
The tannery also usts a gieut uc.
wood und tun bark, which funiisnes a
very lucrative business to a large
number of residents of Lane county,
principally those who reside In the
wooded and mountain districts. 1 he
tannery ulso furnishes conbtuut cm
for several men.
' J I. Iiv
Considerable impruiio" .
been made lately. Additions are now
being completed on the west aud south
sides, Increasing the building oue
ihlrd in size and mukiiig room for the
new machinery which has been pro
cured, besides leaving ample work
ing room. The uew scouring
machine has been placed in the south
end of the building, while the leaches,
four lu number, and the bark mill
bave been placed in tlie uew addition
ou the west side. An elevator is being
built, near tlie east end, to the third
floor, and will be used iu hoisting und
lowering tlie hides in bulk from one
ioor to another. A new and lurge
water lank lias bceu built and will be
placed on top ol the building to bold a
water rescive to be used in case or
lire.
The scouring machine, wuicn nus
been ou hands for Beveral months, but
which was only placed In positiou and
set to work a day or two ago, is quite
a labor saviag device. Heretofore the
process of scouring the hides has been
performed by bans', from three lo live
men bch; required to turu out 200
sides per day, according to the com.l-
tion of the hides, some requiring a
great deal more work than others. Tlie
machine will turn out nou sines per
day, and does excellent work. It will
uot decMvpse the number or employes,
as the increase in huiiiieo will lurnisii
work for all.
The Inventory taken at tlie first ol
this year showed $4000 worth of hides
on Hand, and me amount aepi, wu
band will range from this sum down
to $11100. Mr Haines has put in $1000
worth of Improvements this winter.
The monthly output of the tannery is
now 600 sides of leather but that
amount will be increased lo"&0 aides
litis spring.
Tim Lauiks Howl. This afternoon
at 1 o'clock about a dozen young la
dies met at tlie bowling alley lo en
gage in practice ol tills healthful and
sportive game. They ad claimed to
be novices at tlie business, but tlie way
they "lloored" the pins would Indicate
that they at least possessed the ability
with a little practice to make excellent
players. Four piayers were engaged
at a time, and the first ganieplu.vtd
was Hultlmore lives. At the llnl-li
the score stood respectively 0, 10,11
and 12. They seemed to enjoy the
game vary much and it is quite prob
able that tills is only the beginning of
what will terminate lu a ladies' pop
ular bowling club.
Now is your 'oW
Beautiful PATTERN SUITS.
C'omo earlv and see tho first.
opportunity.
NEW OXFORDS.
New shades in Tans.
See our shoe window.
J
en
U
lints aiu
In
fas Shoes
In Bronze and Tan. Patent Leather lopping; Tan
Cloth Tops; Pointed Toes.
Come early. We are right.
FRANK DUNN
$2.00
Yes, ?2.00 is lots of money during
these hard times, but it will buy you a
pair off hoes you used to pay $3.00 for,
if you will take it to
YORAN & SON.
The Shoe Dealers.
TAKE
-LIVERINE-
FOR THE
LIVER AND CONSTIPATION.
Fop Sale by All Druggists.
Marvelous Results.
From a letter written by Rev J Guu
deiman, of Dimondule, Mich, we aro
permitted to make this extract: "I
have no hesitation in recommending
Dr King's Xew Discovery a Ihe re
sults were almost marvelous iu the
case of my wife. While I was pastor
of tho Baptist church at Rives Junc
tion she was brought down with pneu
monia succeedine la grippe. Terrible
Old Kentucky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
. " . . , , , , I Also me eieornit'ii
of coughing would 'ast MI LWAIIKEiS BEF.Il on
paroxysms
hours with little interruption and it
seemed as if she could not survive
them. A friend recommended Dr
King's New Discovery; it was quick
in its work and highly satisfactory in
results." Trial bottles free at Hender
son & Linn's drug store. Regular
size, 50c and $1.
Caki.oadokSuuar. E II Inghuui
received a carload of sugar yesterday.
As the Gypsy failed to get here on her
last trip the suar was hauled up from
Harrlsburg by wagon, one team
bringing &00 pounds. This is much
cheaper than shipping it by rail.
W. V. BEKSKAW, Proprieiar.
Ke'ps !he Best bramla ol
WHISKEY, BRANDY, I
AND-
All Kinds of Wines.
Also (he OMmittMl SCHUTZ
Hoot hi UK, hcalinK', clcniisin De-
Witl' Witch Hazel Salve is the ene
my tc sores, wounds and piles, which
it never fails to cure. Stops itcbin;
and burulnic. (JureH chapped lip? and
cold sores in two or three hours.
Okhuhn A DkLaxo.
ttrmt Onk from l.lltlc Acorn
(row,
Ui line from the trite old vera we utvl to
recite In our school b dty. It tin a forcible
application to thoie iinnU ailment which ire
are apt to disregard until tner reach formida
ble proportions. A fit of Indigestion, a
ullltht" attack of constipation. It X assumed,
111 soon pHftH oil', hut it larerr )'t to got
worse, and In the meant Im Is ni-gtecti'd timll
the aliment Ix-come chronic, and then, if not
entirely eradicated, in a cnntant anoyance
and menace of the worst roiiM-fjnenet'S, fr dis
eases, reeoll- et, h((etone another. II w much
wiser to resort to a course vf Hosteller's Stom
ach Hitler al the outset of the maUdv than
to teniirw' with it at the start, or treiv it
with violent remedies tn lis ma'uritr. Ma
larious, rheumatic and kidney complaints,
lyttsia, constipation, hillourness ami lier
vousne! arc all diiorJers of rapid growth, and
should he 'nipiH'd in the bud" by a timely re
sort lo the Hiutrs.
Davit Henderson, Undertakers anc
Emljalmers. Cor Wil. and 7th sts.
W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrisman Block.
Special attention to surgerr and aurglcftl dla
i'au ol vimntMi.
CITY
Livery and hi Stable.
First door west of Day tfe IlrnuVr-
soii's furniture s'orc, "111 st.
Half block from Willamette st.
GIVE US A TRIAL
GRIFFIN & CO. Props.
HORSES FOR SALE.
GO TO, , ,
''DEACON'S"
FOR Tit K LEA !l NO BIIANDS OP
CIGARS andTOEACCO,
..AI.HO..
Confaotianapy, Nuts ail SjJi to
FRUITS IN SEASON- -
Hot .elected line of raok.-r artloln lo "
Smoke
LA GREM A.
Ten cent;
ijjfOJQMiofllfirli
Five cent
.Gears.
To the Citizens of Lane County.
. cheap 1
AX BILLY
KinitfAKY 14. Novelty anil Valcn
tin social to be ulvcn by Ihe ladies of! church as
Mary's Episcopal Uullil February j whllt alxiut 2." mora are expected to
Nth. Admission 0 cents. Itcfrvsh- unite before the mcelliifs close.
Itients.
I Ti kshay kVKMMi, March Shi.
-Dray A Sou 1 'arker s oera liouse bas Iwen en
cbacRe In It to-, f ?'. "? ' ,1 wl
".""Icon gro- Inslriiclor of music in the Drain
Normal Hcluxd, asslnteil by other lal
lent well known here, uniler the
iatisp'.ces of the ladles of the music
commilteeof the First (.'ointreirailonal
' ..i i. n't.t. ...in I... . t
um on wniaZTIe Trlt tart eli " ! , A P'" ask vou to buy I lomo Malo goods if n:
between S nml 9 oVIook. Linn's head ; B ... . A. ' , . ... . lt UniuP tA(
nave mr inp imni vrnr. hiki win inr hum Tenr. wii '
on cli.
-. i
Kinder will be suitably re- wnn. ,. '' " " 'T, ' ' " V of a nn.ch He"" K
-BP.l..l l.v l.l'l... tl.A , ,1.1. 1 1... I !;.(- . . I...V llllin
......... ... ......g, ...a D.nic n, nun H, HIKI "U r lllllien. II1IV lIieiT lVlllrtl llOIlie, Wily IlOl. i.-nHf.
m,M ! iriKMbi III Hiinlwrn-M anil Slnv..a m ..ra u-lllitir l.i ai.rk cbenll for n,Ht, 1
Mus 8 1. I.yti.k. I TliBiikinir vou for rust favors, we ask a continuance f y"ir patronsp"
I hi tne uiiii fellows IHIIKIUIK, opposite UUAKI) onlce.
i ii i'H p nay.
tlmxl baled bay at the burn in Ku
gene for M per ton cash Order from
t'roncr, Hubble or Blair.
K C Smith.
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.
DAY & HENDERSON,
Fob Hkxt. Store a-nl tlat in par-,
ker's opera house. Furniture, show '
cases, Hall's safe, stock and carriages :
for sale.
tlilAV A Sox'a Ad.
ad has an Important
dav. The price they
eerles vlll startle you. Look ihem up,
KOR-
3 Cans Eugene Cannery Tomatoes
No 1 Onion Sots per lb
'J." lbs Very Good Kico for
;? C'aiiH Corn for
I. lbs Nice Now Dried Pcnclio
1 lb Nice New Prunes
3 Cans Bartlett Table Pears
.25
.10
l.tX)
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.25
church, This will b a rare treat.
tV Srn.i(HiuKi. K llani anil
Oeo Fisher have been canvassing to
day for the race, meeting. Willi a
partial canvass Ihey have secured $'.
They will coulluue the canvass to
morrow and expect to get JltKHI.
Join the.
A.,
tnitiirc
IT
mil uiHicria
(I
7th and Willamette Streets.
Inquire of your neighbor lor
particulars.
Adv.
FOR.
A. E. WOOD
Geo O Knowks, of the Head ot Tide,
Is hi the oily to attend the populist
county convention. He l as not yet
purchased the Florence West but is
figuring on the proposition. j
American Catholics'
and Tine ;14 Cans Eugene Tomatoes
-A; l A.,- ! 28 lb, Rice
By Patrick Henry Winston, j ! Cans Corn
32 lbs Raisins
20 lbs A Nol Raisins
Thf author of iht work ! a imtlvo imrn
Anir-rtcan rUiffl, o Mi-lii !' vt ir. tr. fin iu. O..
Unl In n-lmi-.n. au.l lit p.)it1 a Kci. iblican f ow 103 DeanS
Hie orltiw! n( ANrnham I ltiCtin.
Thl b-xk f't talr at Hiirs't VartT Siort
Prlc. 2S Canta.
.$1.00
.1.00
'-2
ua ucans -
FOR SPOT CASH ONLY.
1 u i . V tr r-7 T- Jy rTT T " ' ,xr - r Tl