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Newspaper Page TextOAJIY EUGKNK (JUAKU. TUHSDAY, OCTOBER 13. El TELEGRAFA, El Capitan General, Monogram, Belmont, . Stanford, And other popular brands of cigars at Julius Goldsmith's. Full Line of Tobacco and Candy. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. Quick Hliot. First quarter of the moon. Hcmenway's Corner Drug Stole. Dr. Finley, dentist.room 3, Dunn blk. Quiok shot. Who when where? Ask Hall & Son for "Hoe Cuke." A full grown cook stove $0.00. F L Chambers. Weather prediction for tonight and Wednesday: Fair. A fow second hand hacks now at F L Chambers'. Smoke La Crema clgais they are better I linn imported goods. Cleanest and strongest; quick shot shelln. Dr Lowe the oculist leaves next Sunday. Have him test your eyes. Quick shot shotgun cartridges at F L Chamber's onl y. The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias met in Portland today. Do you lack fulth and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DeWitt'sSarsaparil la. Osuukn & DkLa.no, ' Cliai Croner, Br, is trimming all the big limbs off of the large maple trees in front of his residence on Oak street. Stoves to lit everybody's purse Irom 11.00 to $40.00. Just bought a bank rupt stock of three car loads. F. L. Chambers. Cultivate) your yellow chrysumhe mums. They will be In demand tills fall for badges to represent the uni versity colors at football games. "Wake up, Jaoob, the day is break ing!" so said DcWitt's Little Early Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Unburn & DuLo.no. John Davlos, the Ninth street tailor, has Just received a flnolli'eof the latest stylos of full and whiter goods. Suit mndo at the lowest prices, and you do not linvoto pick from samples. Puro blood means good health. De Witt's Biirroparllla purities the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from I in puro blood. OsmiiiN & DkLajio. M S Quay claims that Multlnloy is oertain of election and is sura of 270 electorlal votes. He had better wait until after Nov Sd, then he can pre- did the result with some certainty. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will pu rify your blood, clear your complexion, regulato your bowels and makes your head as clear as a bell. 25o, 60c, and $1.00. Henderson & Linn. E H Ingham of the Ninth street (1 partmeni store yesterday started eight freight teams to Corvallls after Sau Franclsoo freight which came by steamer, via Yaqulna. The freight will arrive her tomorrow. Small In sIm, but gieat In results, DeWltt's Little Early Risers act gently but thoroughly, curing Indi gestion, dyspepsia and constipation. Smalt pill, safe pill, best pill. Osiuihm & DkLano. A new sidewalk was placed In front of the Lamberty building on West Eighth street today. The building Is occupied by Mr II M IJurg's grocery A new crossing was also built across Eighth street at the corner of the alaaonio block. Tlio American llcauty owes hor pres tige mora to a clear complexion than to any other attilbute. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this, it clears the skin and re move pimples and that sallow, mud dy look. Parks' Tea is used by thous ands of ladles for the complexion. Without being a cathartic It cures con stipation. Bold by A.-Ykkinoton. If your children aro subject to croup watch for the llrat symptoms of the disease hoarseness. If Chamberlain's cough remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse It will prevent the attack. Even after the oroupy cough has appeared the attack can always be prevented by giving this remedy, It Is also Invaluable for colds and whooping cough. For sslo by Oshiirn A IVLann. WHY BUY Second class food when jou can get the BEST For the sane monej. Wa sell XXX Crackers, Only. Crarkm s It ifi CU. in oi tmt ol Tim wp A ' tlo March 1 lh . a M Otod huuliliT T lb A tiiHHl liovf titm it lh ft'j ri. GRAY & SON. Dr. Wlliotighby, denttd parlors. Old pupers for sule at this olllce. Dr. Fiuley, deiillst.rnoiii 3,Dunn blk A fine phuuton $100. F L Chambers. Dr Lowe's glasses "They prop the weak eyes nicely." Fresh every duy, the best cigar made for 10 cents. Toy cook stoves $1.00. F L Chambers. Wood's I'jiobimiouine, the great English Remedy. At Yerinoton's. A tine light buggy for $42.00. F L Chambers. Everybody knows Charter Oak cook stoves. F L Chambers wants every body to know that lie is selling them at half pi Ice now. Purks' Tea clears the complexion Mrs. N. Meyette, of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I have used Parks' Tea and dud it the best remedy I have ever tried. Sold by A. Yerinqton. W Giflord Nash, who studied in Leipslc is now prepared to take students In piano playing, and is to be found in Collier bull at the University. Terms $1.00 per lesson. Pass the good word along the line.. Piles can be quickly cured without an ) operation by simply applying Do- Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. i Osuukn Sl DeLiANO. Parks' Cough Syrup cuies Coughs- Colds and Consumption. Mrs. Catb crine Black of Le Roy, N. Y., says: "I took one bottle of Parks' Cough Syrup. It ucted like mafjic. Stopped my cough and I am perfectly well now." Sold by A. Yekinoton. When we consider that the intes tines are about Ave times as long as the body, we can realize the intense suffering experienced when they are liiilanied. DeWitt's Colicand Cholera Cure subdues ludamination at once ud completely removes the didiculty Osuukn & DeLano. Captain Sweeney (J. S. A., San Di ego, Cal.; says: "Shilo's Catarrh Rcmndy is the first mediclue I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 60c Henderson & Linn. Dean E C Sanderson of (lie Eugene Divinity School, went to Turner on the early train today to conduct the funeral services of George Turner, who died iu that city yesterday. George Turner was the man who gave $10,- 000 toward the construction of the Tin ner , Memorial Tabernacle of the Christian church, the largest structure of its kind on the Pacific coast. Tulce Simmons Liver liegulator to prevent Illness from the malarial poison which comes with the fall months. Simmons Liver Regulator Is a mild laxative that cleanses the system and purities the blood. An ex cellent alterative- and tonic for the fall. "I have beon very much improved in health by taking SlmmoiiB Liver Reg ulator." M Newport, Williamsburg, Ky. The Darlington, Wis., Journal flays editorially of a popular patent medi cine. Wo know from experience that Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy Is all that Is claimed for It, as on two occasions it stopped ex cruciating pains and possible saved us from an untimely grave. We would not rest oasy over ulght without It in the house." This remedy undoubted ly saves more paiu and suffering than any other medicine In the world. Every family should keep It in the house, for It Is sure to be needed sooner or later, For sale by Ostium A Do. Lauo. MOHK SPE1KINU. Judge (rortell and Win M t'olvlg n 111 Sp?u In Eugene. Judge Crow ell will speak In Eugen on Tuesday, October 20th at 7 p in. Hon Win M Colvig will address the citizens of Lane county on the po litical Issues of the day In Eugene Monday, Octolier 26th. Hryan Mkktino. Hon W 8 U'Keu, of Clackamas county, member of the next legislature, addressed the citizens on political Issues at the court house last ulght. Mr U'Ron was for merly a republican, but is now a pop ulist and was elected on that ticket. He was greeted last night by a good audience, whloh he entertained iu an able manner for nearly two hours. He first took up the populist theory of the referendum, or a power given the people to vote directly upon all ques tions of state or national Importance. Ho discussed this prlnciplo at some lenght and then took up the money question, the tariff and the laboring mau's cause, handling each In an able m an net and plainly showing why he championed the esusi of sliver and the laboring class, and why he could conscientiously support Win J Hryan for president. He was cheered quite frequently during his discourse. , Took Three Puuks O W Cool lilge of this city took three pilr.es at the state fair at Salem for grape ex hibits as follows: Foreign gratis, 1st prize, $3.00; American grapes, Sd prize, S.0O; single variety Amerlr.tn grapes, 2nd prise, fl.&O. PR Whitney, of A-diUnd, freight ngentof theS P R R, was In the city today. COUNCIL JIBUTI SO. Fire uuil Wain- Committee Author ized to Sign Uelit Contract - Other lluaiueas. Council met in regular sesdon Mayor Matlock being absent Presi dent Gray presided. Prcseut: Couu cllmen Henderson, Bing, Gray, D.iy, Fisher and Dunu. Minutes of September 12 aud Octo lier 2 read aud approved . Finance committee reported favor ably on the usual number of bills which were allowed and ordered paid. Mr Day from the comruitteo on Are and water read contract agreed upon with Electric- Light Company. Mr. Hangs made motion the committee on Fire aud Water be directed to sign contract as read peudiug examination by city attorney. Motion adopted. Mr Fisher from street committee re ported work done. Report received and ordered on tile. Communications from Eugene Co. No 1 desiring to sell Its interest in racing cart to the city for use in fire service referred to committee on fire and water. Petition of Mr and Mrs BA Allen for sidewalk on north side of Thir teenth street from High street east to alley. Referred to street committee. Petition of DW Coolidge to build oross walk from the side walk on west side of High street to his gate at the corner of 6th street, referred to street committee w ith power to act. Petition of 14 property holders pro testing against building of proposed sewer on north Pearl street, laid on table. Petition of Sidney Horn and 12 oth ers asking council to open Third street, between Jefferson and Madison streets, to the traveling public, referred tc street committee. An ordiance to amend section 17 of an ordiance for the prevention of fires, iu laws of city of Eugene for 1893: The city of Eugene does ordain as follows: That section 17 of an ordi nance approved January 2, 1890, aud entitled an ordiance "For the Preven tion of Fires" beginning oh page 89 of the published laws of the city of Eu gene, and the same is hereby amend ed so as to read as follows:.' Sectlou 17 No wooden buildings within said fire limits shall be altered changed or repaired without permiss ion of the chief fire warden In writing und approved by the committee on lire and water of the common coun cil of the city of Eugene, which per mit shall specify fully the alteration or ohauges lequlred, aud such permit shall not extend over a period of SO days. The application thereto aud a copy rf each shall be kept on file in the office of city recorder. Passed September 14, 1890. Attest: B F Dorris, Recorder. The above ordinance was returned to the council lost nhjht with the may ors's veto, which is as follows: To the common council of the city of Eugene: Gentlemen I herewith return or dinance numbered entitled au ordi nance to ameud section 17 of an ordi nance for the prevention of fires, in laws of the city of Eugeue for 1893, passed by your honorable body the 14th day of September, 1S98, without approval. The chief reasons for withholding my signature to Bald orditiace are, first, It will require the appointment of aud maintenance of another officer iu the city, which at least under the present financial condition of the city would be unwise. And the second reason Is the ordi nance removes from the hands of the council one of the most I niportant du- ., i,.nned unon it and places the regulation "f u"d,r, 'I''" arbiug front the ordinances o. the eltv relating to flies aud the e I'm Ils'to a committee. A matter of i...,wiriniice to the people of the i city should remain I i the hands of the full council and not ue tothecoulroloflauy committee. I There are other minor objections that I think I could Willi propriety present, but what has already been said Issiilllclent. I veto the ordinance. .1 D Matlock, Mayor. Dated at Eugene this 10th day of September, 1880. Motion to pass me kuuvo au.. nieiit to ordinance over veto or mayor wuscarridbya vote of four for and two against. The cltv attorney presented the re quest of Mrs Kendall for a reduction in tii. ...moiiiil of her Ebrhth street assessment and accumulated charges. Referred to committee. The street committee wiji directed to rent strip of laud between Ninth aud Tenth streets on Mill, by the month. On motion of Mr Fisher flro aud water oommlttee directed to place au incandescent light lu south end of the river bridge, provided .the county furnishes one at the north end. Firo and water committee autho rized to advertise for four electrio light polls, 75 f. et long. On motion adjourued. The contract with the light company was sigued todiy and lights will be turned on agalu tonight. f Van Had n Friend About to rislUome section (it couulry where malarial diseaso, either lu the form of chills and fever or bilious remittent was particular )y rife, what would be about tho best advice you could lve him. We will tell you-to carry alonr or procure ou arriving, me potent me lolnal Mtovuinl. Hoitelter's Stomach Bit- u-rs, known throughout malaria plagued regions, here and In other countries, as the surest means of disarming the miasmatic scourge, aud robbing ltol iu fell destructive llltluenco. piotoniyaoea iv luriuy 1110 system by increasing its stamina, out ovt-rtoums ir. F,.si,.a,lt nf riliurnatlnii. Hie liver and the bow els, and counteracts the unfavorable eil't-cta of over-exertion, bodily and mental, exposure in rough weather, or occupation too sedentary or ISDorous, loss ui aepeuie aim excessive ner vousness. The fnnctlons of alimentation, bil ious secrotion and sleep have in It a most powenui ana renaoio auxiliary. Christian Association Benefit. Next Saturday evening in the gym nasium of the University a benefit will be tendered the Christian Asso ciations for the purpose of furnishing their new room in South Hall. An attractive room for their exclusive ose has long been needed by the associa tions for the best success In their work and It is hoped to obtain sufficient means in this way to furnish a room lately secured. The best possible music has been obtained for the oc casion. Refreshments, consisting of ice cream and cake, lemonade, candles, ooflee and doughnuts will be served at booths by the young peoples societies of Eugene. General admission, 10 cts. W. C. T. U. A special meeting of (he county WCT U ladles will be neio in mount's nan, oci 14 at 2 p m nromnt. All memhern rpniipatoH In tu present as important business is to be iruusnuieu. Wanted. All girls to know that "Hoe Cake" will not make their hands red like common soap. Save the wrappers. They are worth a cent apiece. Hall A. Son. Justice's Case. A civil case, en titled J C Goodale, Sr., vs the Coburg Shingle Mill Company, suit to recover $84.41, is being heard before Justice Wheeler today. Soap Foam saves the stienoth for other duties, and saves the clothes. Hall 4 Son. There is a significant something about our new Fall Dress Fabrics that throngs the department with ready buyers. It may bo Styles, Qualities or Prices perhap3 a combina- nation of the three. Whatever It Is, it's doing business and a most satisfactory business at that. Hosts of New Wears have arrived the past few 'days. We want to introduco them to your notice so that you can get first pick. ' ICOLE'S AIRTIGHT STrn Five reasons why youi, a buy them UsNi Dress Goods. 34 in. mixed Suitings 20c per yd. 34 in. plain 20c per yd. 3b in. mixed 35c perk 38 m. nuxwd " 50c per Vd 4G in. Ulack Dress Goods 60c per vd' 50 in. Black Brocade just ' i no ining tor suits $1.00 per yd. Imported Fancy Dra33 Patterns-tha very Latest. Your dress is here if you will only come and select it NEW JACKETS AND CAPES ARRIVING EVERY DAY. lit. AJiies are removed horn from . i ... . . '. 2nd. OnV d atiu'thTtKi'r ' pur tuttra ca.t eoll.r ifrtlllS.6 blow oil. BwhiR cvt.r 'htlin burning tho t-arl with1, bra " '""aiM?"" 5.,",t handle??! " ttd'.S'jn 4th. All ituve. nro lined wltli lle-v. w ulel' 111? t air spaee llweeh the 1, m,"J "w' m& 1. . will UTHl. 1H aitaOlKKl to till' Imili. ' Anew lot just reced S. In. laOBjQ'g 9tha"d Oak,, 3d 6th OREGON INDUSTRIAL EXPOSlTTnv PORTLAND, OREGON, SEPT. 19th to OCT. 17th. The Great Resources of the PACIFIC NDI1THWFJT. A-.1...K Unl..U..r. rich..!.. M : . """'UI, Hgriiiuuuis, , iui ...wu...w. . .-..w. IVIIICS ManufacturM Machinery, Transportation, Trade and Commercs Will be represented more completely lliau ever before. ' Grand Band Concert Every Afternoon and Evening. Special Attractions Evtnb Loweit llatei Erer nado on All 1'raiit.puriaiioo Libm Admission, 26 Ot3. Children lOrs CLOSING OUT SALE Of Buggies, Carriages anc Wagons. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: tfr. , A First Class Buggy, Leather Trimmings aud leather top, oomple jm choice of five styles of springs. Former prices: $100 and $105, now a , No 11 Road Wagon (Portland Body) Lea Trim 4 Spring 2 Seat Mountain Wagon, Complete g. 4 3 " " " " Znu Canopy Tops $20 and $25 extra. No 2 Combination Spring Wagon 2 Seat, former price $100 . m These are no cheap trash but the best goods ever made at the factory. "COAST" all Steel Gear Wagons. CAPACITY. TIKE Sx8J 2500 lbs 1, Farm Bed inn 3x9 8500 lbs 18, " " mi 3x10 4000 lbs,... IS, " " UK 3txl0 0000 lbs 13, " " lt SJxll 7000 lbs 13, " " at 3 inch tire $5.00 extra. California Rack bed $7.50. extra. Juno 4th, 1896. M. M. DAVIS. ANilgnee Coaii C. k W.Ct, torTllli,0rfi. Shoes Repaired "While you wait," AT Yoran's Shoe o Kulglits of the Uaccibeti The state enmmander vrlta or Iron Lincoln, Nebraska, as follows: "Ada trying other medicines for ttm seemed to be a very obstinate court In our two cliiUlreu we tried Dr Kit ji New Discovery and at the end ol til days the cough entirely left tltu We will not be without it btmtx, as our experience proves tint It tin where all other remedies fIL"-eip W F Stevens, Slate Com.-Wbjat give this great medicine t triil.nl is guaranteed and trial bottleiiriDs at Henderson & I.inn's dnip'Xi Regular size 50c and $1. Notice. Bids will be received by the city of Eugene to furnish four cedar light poles, 75 feet long and not less than 20 inches at butt, and 8 Indies at the top, until Saturday, the 17th of Octobor, 1890. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. Address bids to R. M. Day, Chairman Committee Fire and Water. Deafnoss Cannet be Cured hV 1mI inntlMll.n. .1 .. Olwa.l purtlou ol the er. There is onlrone j hic.ib ui'niuess, snq insi is or eonstuu. tlonsl remwlien. UoslneH cauied by an In namcd etindltlnn ol tho mucoiia lining ol the hustaphl.n Tube. When this tube la Inflamed you hare a rumbling or imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely eloaed, deafnci l tne result, and unleat the in out and thli tube restored to Its normal condU nun, nearintr win Ds aefltrored lorerer; nine raw out ol ten are caujed by caiarrh, which la nolhllis hilt au iliHamml mnilifinn nf ih. mn. cous surfaces. We will jive One Hundred Dollars for ant case ol deafnexs (cauied bjr catarrh) that cannot be cured by Mali's catarrh Cure, send lor circu lars; Irce; F J CHENKY & CO., Toledo, O. ar-Sold by DrugglsuMTSc. Footuall Notes. The U of O foot ball team worked on the Klncald grounds this afternoon for thd first time this season. Tha Kincald field h ts heeu placed in good shape. There are three teams this year 1st, 2nd and 3d. Last year there were only two teams and !ess Interest was displayed man is in evidence this vear. Coach Frick delivered a practical lecture be fore the members of the diflerent teams at the dormitory last night, A McKi.vi.ey Social. A McKln. ley social willbe given in Conser hall Thursday evening, October 15, uutler the auspices of the. Ladles McKiuley Patriotic Club. An excellent program and refreshments all for only 10 cents. Program commences at 8 o'clock. Everybody made welcome. To laic a Cold in One Day. Take I.uxntive Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it falls to cure. 25c. Barracks Moved. The Salvation Army ntlle, rs have moved their bar racks from the Laue building on Kiuli' h tn-i IniA ti.a ir....... i. ..ii. I ln. e..i.,er..f Kighth and Olivestreets. PhySlCiail ail ineyneid the hrst meeting lu the new nuarters last iiighu i If Troubled With Rlw nuiitHm W Ihls. Annatolis, Md, Apr. 16, ISI-I have used Chamberlain's Palo for-rneumatlsm and lound ltlobesl that Is claimed fr It. I believe 1IH the best preparation for rheurullai and deep seated musculsr psIoiM the market and cheerfully rectoM It to the public John. 0. BtJ dealer in bno, fchoes, etc, X Maiu St. ' ALSO KKAD THIS. .Mechanicsviixe, St Miry t Md.-Isolda bottle ol CbiubK!ii Pain Balm to a man who bull il.m fbraCW suueriiig wiui inruu"" , several yesrs. It made hio man. A J Jlcl.iM r- cents per boUlc by 0bun " IvBllU. ,. ,. a MiuehioH'' rersous w no ui." -. every night, on account ofsM eeusatlon lu the throat, n"?" It at once by a dose of ) Cough Cure. OJBUBS a Delicate articles, sucii u ruchlmrs. laces, and g (all not Bland much rubbing. BMP ... . cleans toe r feclly without damsgeor Hal Won't "yellow tne -- .rM they say about P Powder. The Eugene Granite ri fc 1 VV. VV. ivirw'-- Still have ainp c n w tlnne (as they have in h' , betlcr Clas ol ! Hr.l''!? In addition t" Mare " J , dr.S propariNi to liinii.li ''''L'i'r, U 'aj I tone. AuoUiwr frost this morning. W KUYKENOALL, t . . Utlice in w""- .m Tcry.rf"'1 peoii hucii.ium tMLt ol w onion.