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Newspaper Page TextuAJLY KL'UKXE (il'ARD. WEDNESDAY, - OCTOBER 21 El TELEGRAFA, El Oapitan 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. A cold fog this morning. Heraenway's Corner Drug Stoie. Dr. Flnley, dentlst.room S.Dunn blk. Flour was advanced today to $4 per barrel. The moon is on another tear-In other words It Is full again. 8toves at half price. ,FL Chambers. Weather prediction for tonight and tomorrow: fair. Smoke La Crema cigars they are better than Imported goods. Finest Platl no Photos, Olive or Car bon effect. Winter Photo Co. The 20th bleuial convention of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias will be held in Indianapolis in 1808. Everybody knows Charter Oak cook stoves. F L Chambers wants every body to know that be is selling them at half price now. The ladies of the Christian church will serve sandwiches and coffee in the building formerly occupied by Goldsmith & Co ou Friday. Persons who have a coughing spell every ulgbt, on account of a tickling sensation In the throat, may overcome It at once by a dose of One Minute Cough Cure. Osuuhn & DeLano. C B WaUon purchased two fine Jer sey cows of Kobt Patterson yesterday. He will add these to his select herd of dairy cows. Kuil'i Clover Boot, tho great Blood I'urlllcr, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexlou and cures Constipa tion. 25 cts., 60 ctn., $1.. Bold by Henderson A. Llun. The concert given In the M E ohurch last evening by tlio De Moss family was quite well attouded. They give an entertainment at Springfield to night. Don't go East until you have seen the undersigned, who can quote you tho lowest rates, furnish you your through tickets, sleeping car berths, aud arrange for a pleasant trip via the Union l'aclflo syatom. E J MoClana han, agent, Eugene, Ore. Mrs 1'. ti. Hnwklns, of Chattanooga Tenn., soys: "Shllo's Vltallzer 'Saved My Life.' I consider 't the best rome. dy for r debilitated system I ever used." For Dyspepsia, Llvor or Kid ney trouble It excels. Prlco 76 cents Sold by Henderson A L.'un. Small In size, but great In results. DaWHt's LI I tie Early Risers act geutly but thoroughly, curing Indi gestion, dyspepsl and constipation. Small pill, safe pill, beet pill. Osiuikn 4 PkLano. The Myrtle Point Enterprise says that soon Coos county will be afforded an opportunity to vote a second time on county representatives, the Issue between the populist and democratic candidates, who tied at the Juno elec tion. I've a secret in my heart, Sweet Marie, A tale I would Impart, Sweet Marie: If you'd even fairer be Vou must always use Parks' Tea The Improvement you will see, Sweet Marie. Mold by A. Ykkinoton. It doesn't take much medicine to cure malarial fever, provided you take Simmons Liver Regulator. It Is ut the remedy for malaria and spring ailments. And you dou't need to lake much of It. "Simmons Liver Regulator broko a case of malarial fe ver of three years' standing for me, aud less than one bottle did It. I still use It when In need of any medicine." C Himrod, Lancaster, Ohio. If your children are subject to croup watch for the tint 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 croupy cough has appeared the attack can always be ptevented by Riving this remedy, It is also Invaluable for colds and whooping cough. For sale by Ostium A DeLano. WHY BUY Second class food when jou can get the For the same money,. We sell XXX Crackers. Only. Oac kcr jit . . a,S eta. i br of Ut SUfon op ft " Hlitao alHtVtl I Ml - ft MihmI honltleri prr Ih - A tilMH. hMV twiAlll IHT It) AtTa. Crvra tMikliiR HwWr wr lb - 3ft GRAY & SON. Combs' Post Office grocery. Old papers for sale at this olllce. Dr. Willoughby, dental parlors. Ask Hall & Sou for "Hoe Cake." Dr. Finley. dentlst.roomS.Dunn blk Crockery at Post Olllce grooery. Seats for Alabama on sale at Hen derson & Linn's. A lew second baud hacks now at F L Chambers'. Fresh every day, tho beet cigar made for 10 cents. Oov. Pennoyer speaks In Eugene next Friday afternoon. Our "New Special" cabinets at re duced prices. Winter Photo Co. Another full car load of Oliver plows at F. L. Chambers' Wood's Phosphomne, the great English Remedy. At Yekinoton's. The steamer Arrago was wrecked at Coos Bay yesterday. Fourteen lives were lost. The Eugene band will play for the senior reception next Saturday even lug In Vlllard Hall. Do you lack faith anU love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DeWitt's Sarsaparil la. Osburn & DeLano. The baud boys are to be congratulated on securing so (rood a play as "Ala bama" to open the theatrical season with. "Wake up, Jacob, the day Ib break ingl" so said DeWitt's Little Early Risers to the man who had taken them to arouse his sluggish liver. Usburn & DeLano. Shllo's Cure Is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. It is the best cough euro. Only one cent a dose. Zocts., oucta., i. m uy j-ien dersou & Liun. Pure blood means good health. De- Witt's Sarfaparilla purifies the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and all diseases arising from Impure blood. Osiiurn It DkLano. A cup of Parks' Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pain or dli comfort. It is a great health giver and blood purifier. Sold by A. YkbiNCiton. The only chair car lino to the East is the Union Pacific. Eastern cities are reached via this line with fewer changes of cars than via other lines. Rates ulways the lowest. Tickets to or from points in the United States, Canada, or Europe fur sale by E J Mc- Clanahan, agent, Kugune, Oregon. When we consider that the Intes tines are about five times as long as the body, wo can realize the intense sufl'erlng experienced when they are inflamed. DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure BUbdues Inlliimmatlnu at once and completely removes the dilll culty Oshukn & DkLano. Conductor Wall, of the overland train, who had the late fatal accident at Greens, south of Roscburg is no longer In the Southern Pacific employ. Conductor Sam Veatch, lately in charge of the Salem local, has been given Wall's pluco on the overland, aud Ed Elder supplies Veatch's place on the Salem local. Parks' Sure Cure Is a positive specific In all discuses of the Liver and Kid neys. By removing tho uric acid In the blood it cures Rheumatism. 8. B Basford, of Carthage, S. Dakota, sayi-: "I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels all other medicines for Rheumatism and Urinary disorders." Bold by A. YfcR tNOTON. Tho Darlington, Wis., Journal says editorially of a popular patent medi cine. We 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. Wo would not rest easy over night without It In the house." This remedy undoubted ly saves more pain and suffering than any other medicine In tho world. I'.vurv family should keen It In the house, for It Is sure to bo ncedist sooner or later, For sale by Osburn & De lano. GRAND RALLY -T EU6ENE. Friday, Oct. 23d, Afternoon and Evening. -SPEAKERS GOV. PENNOYER, Of Portland, HON. M. A. MILLER, Of Lebanon, HON. W. J. D'ARCY, Of Salem. Everybody Invited. Skwek Main Cjioked. Sewer main extending along the alley by the city Jail hai been choked up for some time. Tho choke was not dis covered until this morning, when an effort was mude to "Hush" the mult', the clog wus broken with a small pipe in sections about four feet long. The sections of pipe were placed in the main at a "man hole" on Eighth street and then screwed togealher. In this way a rod over 160 feet long was formed In the main. The obstruction was penetrated by the rod aud the force of the water carried it away. Bicycle Stolen. Some one stole Or W Kuykendall's bicycle last night. The doctor had left the wheel on a back porch at his residence on-south Willamette street, and it was there when the family retired at 10 o'clock last night, but was gone thin morning. It was anew Columbia, having been purchased last sprlug, model 40, No. 16,68(1, and had adjusted handle bars. The matter has been placed in the hands of the officers who are endeavor ing to trace the theft to the guilty parly. Shakespeare Club. The Shakes peare Club met last evening with Mrs Mlnuie Washburne, at the home of Mr and Mrs Walt.r Eakin. It was called to order promptly at 7:45 p m by the president. Prof Carson then en tertained the club with a charming and Interesting resume of the play, and a description of Its leading charac ters. After reading the first two scenes In "The Winters Tale," the club ad journed to meet next Tuesday evening with Rev and Mrs YV S Gilbert at Ihe Presbyterian manse. Deafness Cannot toe Cured br local applications as they cannot reach the di.ea.ed portion of the ear. Them is only one way uj cure ueamess, ana mat i. oy conslltU' tional remedies. Deafness caused dt an in. tlarned condition ol the mucous lining of the LW.nhl.n Totw. Wk.n tkl.t.Ul.l.d .... vou have a rumbling or lmoerfpet hi-trlng. and when It is entirely closed, deafness is tne result, ana unless me innamation can be taken out aud this tube restored to Its normal condi tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caised by catarrh, which is noiniug nut an inuamca condition ol the mu cous surfaces. Wo will Hive One Hundred Dollars for anv cm utucniuwiwimi uy uamrru; inai cannoi oe cureu oy uairs unarm uure. oena lor circu lars; free; P J crtENEY 4 CO., Ti ledo, O. aaT-3old by Druggists, 76c. Meeting Notice. Eugene Lodge No 11 A F&AM. Stated communication of this lodge will be held In Masonlo hall this Wednesduy evening at 7 o'clock. Work in the M M degree. Brethern Invited. October 21, 1805. J. F. ItoiiINSON, Secty. A Uniform Club. The McICinley club of this city ordered 100 uniforms for use In the parade given on the day of the republican rally. Owing to some delay they did nor arrive In time for the rally and have not been used, though the club still has them. They are now being disposed of to individ ual members of the club.whn will form a uniform company. The company will be drllledjlti military tactics and will take part In all demonstrations by the republicans hereafter. The uni form consists of a cap, blouse aud leg gings. Wanted. All girls to know Hint "Hoe Cake" will not make their hands red liko common soap. Save the wrappers. They are worth a cent apiece. Hall A Son. Soap Foam saves the strength for other duties, and saves the clothes. Hall & f on. For Sale. Cheao for cash. A high grade bicycle and complete out- nu inquire at una olllce. Fifteenth Wedding Jnilivcr.-ttiy. j Mr and Mm J H Hamilton enter-1 I tallied a number "f "eir elderl' i friends at their home in sju.ii.mi , Monday October 10, rrnm n a m i 4 p ui, being the occasion of their 15th wedding anniversary. Booial conver sation and a delightful dinner were the features of the day. Those receiving Invitulions were: Mr and Mrs A L Rooucy, Mr and Mrs J I) Hampton, Mr and Mrs W R Dll lard, Mr and Mrs Joseph Eaton, Mr and Mrs V B Mathews, Mr and Mrs John Wilsou, Mr and Mrs D Wlllhelm, Mrs Berkshire and Mrs Nunn. In the evening Mr and Mrs Hamil ton gavo a dancing party to their young friends which was considered the most pleasant event of the season. Those in attendance were: Mr and Mm Lane Matlock, Mr and MrsSkiu- ner, Mr and Mrs O M Cabow, Mr and Mrs Dewitt. Mr and Mrs J B Keeney, Mr and Mrs li F Keeney and the Misses Julia and Anna Berkshire, Kutu Wallace, Emma Lavert, Nellie Hamp ton. Euimn Stenhsou (Portland), Mill ule Nunn, Leta Mathews and Maud Keeney; Messrs Hugh and Austin Hampton, George, Veru and Lynn Stewart. Roy and Clyde Love, John Brewer, Philip Berkshire, Henry Bock, Emmett Brooks, George Norrls and Raleigh Honey. Mr and Mrs Hamiltou received a number of handsome presents and the good wishes of the merry party. A Partial Blockade Of the main avenue for escape of refuse from the human system Is utterly subversive of regularity among the other organs. Let con stipation become chronic, and, leaving out the Imminent danger of Inflammation of the bowels and their total obstruction occurring, jaundico Is almost certain to ensue, the liver is liable to become eugorged. the blood and urine ate poisoned by the bile, which also vi tiates the Juices of the stomach, and other un happy consequences follow. Hostettet's hlomach Bittern, a prime tonic alterative, prevents or remedies these results and their cause, as the case mav require, and is also signally efficacious in overcoming flatulence, heartburn, and variable - as well as cou'tipated action Ol tne noweis. 11 renews uervu power. Improves the appetite, stays the progress of early aecay, relieves me- mummies vi age. aim is a ueaany appetizer. gCOLE'S AIRTIGHT Bio Delinquent Tax-Roll. Ore- goniun: The 1895 tax-roll was reopen. ed yesterday, aud delinquent taxpay ers cun pty their taxes from now until the end of the month, with 3 per cent added. This will probably soon be increased to 4 per cent. The amount of delinquent tax-roll is $2G8, 727.41. Tho amount of the tax-roll w a 8 $1, 2 1 7, 1 2 3. 2 9. Of this auiouut, $955,394.88 has been collected. There are still quite a uum ber of large taxpayers who have not paid. Senior Reori'TIon. The members of tho senior class of tho U of O will give their annual reception on Satur day evening, Oct. 24th, In Vlllard Hall. An interesting program has been arranged and a pleasant evening is promised to all wl-o will honor the class with their presence. Cloak Lost. Black cliashmere cloak, with jet trimmings, was lost between Springfield and Alt Bonnett's lust Friday evening. The tinder will please leave the same at this olllce. To Care a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if It falls to cure. 25c. C i'i'i'ii See Watts and Imvn vmir tested. J Five reasons why vouch '-'III ot. Miiva aiu ivuiutw Irom frrtti - . flro can bo started at the boSl; J10' ""ooih 2nd. Our draft is the Ugh, est of ! l. ' essential to tho niece.. , l'Lii. k'!l. sm ..... 4th. Mb. n he removed 5 hen It g""Jf 5 A VaJS Our cast top stoves can be SiSZi W blow oir.wigtJoVet pre'vliS0 !"?". burning the carpel with a hn. U )t,,lioh?Ws urn by using It . a handle; ?h.CS"r iS unu i uiuw urn, OUT blnvo I- i U m."! m All stove, are lined wilb I , Je. rirJK"te!wee" MwllnluJ1! .naif M bto.- ,.;r::?-,' ""J"bg and hnrn.'"."' "at " e'f Airtight " " "Ul Mtct tb Cole'i - iwiau Anew lotiust S. Ik. IiOlffQ.-s ' 9th an" Oak.,,4 CLOSING OUT SALE Of Buggies, Carriages ana Wagons LOOK AT THESE PRICES: . A First Clttss Buggy, Leather Trimmings and i leather top, choice of five styles of springs. Former prices: ' $100 and $105, now . No 11 Road Wagon (Portland Body) Lea Trim 4 Spring 2 Seat Mountain Wagon, Complete " 4 8 " " " " Canopy Tops $20 and $25 extra. No 2 Combination Spring Wagon 2 Seat, former price $100 These are no cheap trash but the best goods ever made at the factory. "COAST" all Steel Gear Wagons. CAPACITY. TIRE 8x8J 2500 lbs 1, Farm Bed 8x9 3500 lbs : If, " " 3x10.... 4000 lbs 18, " " ' 3JxlO .6000 lbs ....I, " " "Z Sixll 7000 lbs 1, " " " 3 inch tire $5.00 extra. California Rack bed $7.50. extra. M. M. DAVIS. Aaslguce Coast c. .(, torvalllt,Oi,ln. complete. urn iio . an June 4th. 1896. New Shoes, New Styles. Our new shoes have arrived at last. Call and examine them. Prices as Low as the Lowest YORAN & SON, The Shoe Dealers Pom-land Bettino. The Dally Tribune, of Portland, last evening, says: "Bets on McKinley are difficult to get. Cigar stores have signs posted up ottering large odds on the republi cun candidate, but people who go there are unable to secure bets. Mr Patrick Maher called at several-of the places Saturday and could find no money. The proprietor of one place which ollered $250 to $100 on McKinley said he had no funds and thai the offer had been made by a customer. He did not know the 'customer's' name. After some haranguing Mr Maher offered $100 to $75 on Bryan, and even then could find no takers. Fnally Mr Maher secured a bet at $100 to $50 that Bryun would carry Oregon, and the taker considered McKlnley's chances in this state so slim that he demanded 3 to 1 before accepting the 2 to 1 bet." We m'ght tell you more about One Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that it currs a cough. Every one docs who has used It. It is a per fect remedy for coughs, colds, hoarse uess. It Ib an esnecial favorite for children, being pleasaut to take and iuh-k in curing. Osburn A DeLano. There is a significant something about our new Fall Dress nui it .urn uirongs mo aepattment with ready buyers. It may be Styles, Qualities or Prices -perhaps a combina- ,ever it. is, h i doing business and a moat satisiactory uusinem at that. Hosts of New Wears havs arrived the oast few davs We want to introduce them to your notice so that vou can rat flr.1 i,t,.b J ' Dress Goods. 34 in. mixed Suitings Qh 20c per yd. 34ui. plain ($ 120c per yd. 3(.in. mixed 35c per vd. 38 in. mixed " 50c per Vd 46 in. IMack Dress Goods GOc per vd 50 in. Black Hrocade just the thing for suits $1.00 j,er ytl Imported Fancy Dress Patterns-the very Latest. Your dress is here if you will only come and select it NEW JACKETS AND CAPES ARRIVING EVERY DAY. Prof Barigbt will recite for the sen iors baturuay evening. THE- Theatrical Season WILL BEGIN With the presentation of "ALABAMA," -BY THE Clement BrainbridiEe Co, OCTOBER 26th, AT THE - Opera .ouse. M0RK SPEAK15G. Hon Vm M Colvie will uM a. citizens of Lane countv on th. m. litical issues of the day in Ecjsk Aionuay, uctouer aith. Marvelous Kesolta. From a letter written by Iter J Goo dermann, of Dlmontlale, Midi, ew permitted to make tbiseitract: "I have no hesitation In recommeudiDi Or King's New Discovery ull suits were almost marreloui la tbs case of my wife. While ItraipuM of the Baptht church at Rives JaiitHS she was brought dotvo with puts. monia succeeding la grippe. Ttniolt paroxysms of coughing would ltd hours with little interruption aidU seemed as if alio could Dot mrrin them. A friend recommtndeil ft King's New Discovery; It wisqifet in its work and highly satisfsolotj ii results." Trial bottles free at Hnl son & Linu's drug store. Bfp size, GUoaim f. Be comfortable while trartlini cool weather. The Union PacUc baa its trains throughout by steam hat from the engine, thus mming mj r.nrt. nf all Its cars Dleaaaut aod an- fortable. It also lights IU an bj celebrated Pintsch light, msnoitw hrllllnnt at. nl aht. PasseDRri am daily on the fast mall, which Portland "at 7 p m. or aieeptaj .o.i..iUns iicbota. or iDformsU call on or address E J SIcumu agent, E' gene. Oie. as cddW ruchings, luces, aud gossamer Ti not stand much rubbing. tF vvui,i,,.r iwilir cleans tbem p . kU fectly without damage or irouir- 11 A 1-1. '" Won't "yellow the clothes" J they say about Soap Foam T I .. ruwuci . The Eugene Granite and Harlli I W. V. mnii - Still have ampl. room jtfjfiHU tlnue (a they have la tlif rJ " bolter class ol moiiumeulsl ' , In addition to Marble ami u-t prepared to famish all k'"Sl.M ...eh as CirhlT,. for '?"ftai Work, etc., cut from the Homer W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0., Physician andSurgeoi Office in Chrisnian Special attention to sureer J snJ eases of wimim. LIVEEF001 ROLLER Mill Ailfi! lission, 75c; 50c. I Seats on sale at Henderson & 1 Linn's. ,i j tlna anil nnP- UIIB vm MONROE, Far. ers will be K' " all ro"d- .. . ,. .., tl.r " tony p"."-;(Yi,,i. M OHLY HISH GME FLOUR H r Vonr0 Lessee and manager, m