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DAILY EUGENE (iUAPvI). FRIDAY, - - NOVEMBER 13. El TELEGRAFA, 0 El Capitan General, Monogram, Belmont, Stanford, And other popular brands of cigars at Julius fioldsmith's. Pull Line of Tobacco and Candy. Headquarters for the Eugene Soda Works. Combs' Post Office grocery. Club dunce tomorrow night. Dr. WUloughby, deDtal parlors. Old papers for sale at tbls offloe. . Dr. Flnley, dentIst,room8,Dunn blk. Fresh every day, the best cigar made for 10 cents. A few second hand hacks now at F L Chambers'. The local and freight tralus passed here again this forenoon. Smoke La Crema clears they are betUr tban Imported goods. "Cut rate" prices on cabinet work by the Eugene Photo Co. $350 buys a fine 8 room cottage N W corner Second and Lawrence etreete. Finest Platlno Photos, Olive or Car bon effeot. Winter Photo Co. Stoves at half price. F L Chambers. Weather prediction for tonight and and Saturday: Continued rainy and oooler Saturday. Snow has been plainly visible on the Coast mountains and on the foot hills of the Cascades for the past few days. Parks' Tea clears the complexion Mrs. N. Meyetle, of LeRoy.N. Y., says: "I have UBed Parks' Tea and find It the best romody I have ever tried. Bold by A. Yerinciton. The hop market Is still Arm witli an upward tendency. The price of wheat la gradually going up and dollar wheat Is still among the possibilities. Pass the good word along the line. Piles can be quickly cured without an operation by simply applying De , Witt's Witch Hnzel Salve. OSBUHN & DELANO. Kail'i Clover Boot, the great Blood I'urlller, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipa tion. 2fi cts., 60 ctn., $1.. Sold by HoimIwsou h Linn. Shiio's Cure is sold on a guarantees It cures Incipient consumption. It Is the best cough cure. Only one cent a dose. 2octs.,60cts., $1. Hold by Hen derson & Lluu. "Wake up, Jacob, the day Is break ing!" so said Do Witt's Little Early Itlsera to the man who had taken them to BroUBe his sluggish liver. Osburn & DeLauo. The Iioeeburg Plalndealer, rep,, says there are sixteen applicants for the postoillce at that place already. We have only board of three or four in tended applicants for the Eugene offloe. We am anxious to do a littlo good in this world and can think of no pleas anter or better way to do It than by recommending One ' Minute Cough Cure as a preventive of pneumonia, consumption and other serious lung troublos that follow neglected colds. Osburn A DeLnnn. Idaho lias no doubt carried the amendment to her constitution via: equal suffrage. Now the ladle of Idaho may have the opportunity so long sought, to vote like a man and we slnoerely that it will have a bene flolal effect on the eleotlon. When you take Simmons Liver Regulator this fall for your blood, and for malaria be sure to note how well It works, and bow quickly you find yourselves improved In health and spirit. "I Was Induced to try Sim mons Liver Regulator and its action was quick and thorough. It Im parled a brisk and vigorous feeling. It is an exoellsnt remedy." J R Ullaud, Monroe, Iowa. The wife of Mr Leonard Wells, of East Brlmfleld, Mass., had been sinter ing from neuralgia for two days, not being able to sleep or hardly keep still, when Mr Holden the merchant there sent her a bottle of Chamberlain's 1 nln Balm, aud asked that site give it a thorough trial, On meeting Mr Wells the next day he was told that she was all right, 'lie pain bad left her with in two hours, and that the bottle of l'aln Balm was worth (5.00 If It could not be had for less. For imlo at 60 cents for bottle by Osburu & IX'Ihiio. 2 Qts Cranberries 25c. 2 Buttles Nice Catsup ....Sac. S Lbs Dates ...i!So, 8 Lbs Nice Figs 25a 8 Caui Nice Corn SSc. 8 Cans Tomatoes ....25c Gray&Son Herueuway's Corner Drug Stuio. Crockery ut Post Olllce grocery. Dr. Flnley, deiitlst.room 3, Dunn blk. Everything at Post OlDce grocery, The Weekly O uaru, with supple ment, was issued tbls morning. A full grown cooklove 16.00. F L Chambers. Our "New Special" cabinets at re duced prices. Winter Photo Co. Wood's Phosi-hodine, the great English Remedy. .At Yerinoton's, Excursion tickets for Thanksgiving game at Deacon's, $4.50 round trip. Mrs Bllghton bos opened a boarding house on Wlllametto and Eleventh streets. Ulasacut and put In lo order. F L Chauibeni. A regular Chinook breeze prevailed this morning. This is unusual for so early in the season. ' For a short time our New Special cabinets at reduced prices. Winter Photo Co. The Hoftman House presents a more handsome appearance since the shade trees were out down. The Harrisburg Review is now pub lished by the Harrisburg Review Publishing Co. We wish it much suc cess. Everybody knows Charter Oak cook stoves. F L Chambers waute every body to know that he Is selling them at half price now. Do you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DeWltt's Sarsaparil la. Osburn A DeLano. Good advice: Never leave home on a journey without a bottle ot Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Osburno & De Lauo, druggists. Pure blood means good health. De Wltt's Sarraparilla purifies the blood cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula aud all diseases arising from impure blood. Osburn & DeLano. Captain Sweeney U. S. A., San Di ego, Cal., says: "Shiio's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Price 6ll. Henderson & Linn. Sinulliii nine, but gieat In result. DeWltt's r.iltle Early Risers aut gently but thoroughly, curing indi gestion, dyspepsia aud constipation. Small pill, safe pill, best pill. Osi.i.HN & DeLano. Harrisburg Review: E C Lake was a passenger on the south bound local for Eugene Wednesday. Ho expects to move to his furm south of town the latter part of this weak and make it bis permanent home for the future. Persons who have a coughing spell evory night, on account of a tickling sensation in the throat, may overcome It at once by a done of One Minute Cough Cure. Osburn & DeLano. Salem Statesman: The Gypsy has been designated as a steamer fur the upper river and on her arrival hero to night she will be made ready to enter on her schedule of making trl-weekly trips between Salem and Harrlshurg, The Baker City Democrat has the following concerning a gentleman formerly in the shoe business in this city: "J H Donald returned home last evening from a visit to Canada after an absence of three months." I have the best of pasture aud Bbelter for about ten mora horses for the winter, Parties in town should not miss this chance as the best of care is guaranteed for your family horses. In quire of J. H. Ringer, or "Ax Billy" Department Store. The Schuberts, one of the .rarest combinations of musical talent will be at Presbyterian church Nov. 23. General admission, 60 cents; students, Sj; ohlldren 25. Tickets at Scbwarza child's. No extra charge for reserved seats. The American Beauty owes her pres tige more to a clear complexion than to any other attribute. A cup of Parks' Tea will enable anyone to pos sess this. It clears the skin and re moves pimples and that sallow, mud dy took. Parks' Tea Is used by thous ands of ladies for the complexion. Without beins a eathart o It cures con stipation. Sold by A. Ykrinoton. Football Is receiving much attention in Astoria theso days. A certain Miss in Astoria recently asked tbo follow ing question: "Will, Is your brother back at college?" She was Interested In the brother and wanted informa tion the worst way, consequently she was somewhat surprised when Willie answered proudly: "Naw, he's quar- ler-uacK. Dry Feet. Keen your feet dry by wearing a lalr or Cork Soled Shoes or good rub- Boston Rubber Shoe Co's rubbers and boots are the very best made. For sa'e by Y0RAN & SON. Too Much Snow. Dick Vaudevert, olCrrok county, who recently pur chased a load of supplies here, uud left with his four horse team for home, after battllug a week with the snow on the Cascade mouutuiua, returned bore yesterduy. Ho says that several wagons aud a' party of teu men at tempted to crots the range but were compelled to abuudou their wagons in the snow and carry out their supplies on their backs. The snow when he left was about eight feet deep. Here tofore the road has not generally closed for a month later. Mr. Viintle veit will drive his wagon to Portland, then ship the outfit to The Dalles, and then drive on to his home. This will be quite-an expensive trip for him. A Great Book. On the third page of today's Daily Guard, will be found the advertisement of The Great Encyclopaedic Dictlouary. A limited number of sets of this great work will be distributed In Eugene and vicinity at the low Introductory prices. At once a dictionary and an encyclo paedia. 260,000 words; 50,000 encyclo paedic subjects: produced at a cost of $750,000; four massive volumes, weight 40 pounds. One dollar secures the delivery of the entire work; bal ance to be paid at the rate of $1.25 per month for one year. Seud your uame aud address to the Pacific Coast News paper Syndicate, care of the Daily Eugene Guard, and you will be sup- piled with sample pages for examina tion. We have given the work a hasty examination uud can recommend it to the public. Chrysanthemum Show. Mrs Veazlo and Mrs Chapman announce a chrysanthemum show to be held Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday of Thanksgiving week. A number of exhibits have been promised and it is hoped that those who have chrysan themums in pots will arrange to euter them. All desiring to do so should address either Mrs Veazieor Mrs Chap man. Premiums will be offered, and transportation will be furnisheL A full announcement will be made as soon as all details are arranged. Teams Photoorapheb. The first and lecoud foot ball teams of the U of O have been photographed by the Eu gene Photo Company. One dozen each of two Bizes have been ordered. The smaller size is 7x10 and the larger 11x14. They will be used for advertising purposes. The work was done by Miss Maggie Whitney, who, though having had to labor under great disadvantages, is becoming quite a proficient artist. Kehearsul. The ladles aud gentlemen who take part in the Operetta 'Triumph of Love," are hereby notified to meet at the church on Friday evening, Instead of opera house, as previously given out. The manager earnestly requests that every member be present promptly at 6 o'clock. ConvALLis.-The U of O I iieruiinuanied by their . Off FOR foiltuall leuin, 1H.1 -. coach Mr Friek aud rror tonum., a number of their frieuds left for Cor vullis this morning, whore they play the O A C's tomorrow afternoou. The boys all wore college colors and buge yellow hued clirysautlieuiums, and left with a deierniliiulion lo win the game. Tbls is tbo first of the inter collegiate series. A number of the college girls were preseut to cheer the boys on their departure. The Guard hopes to announce tomorrow eveuing their victory over the farmers. Minnesota Hotel Sold. The Minnctota hotel In this city has beeu sold to Gov John Whileaker. The papers were nmdo out yesterday aud the deed is signed by Lotta C John ston, Robert Johnslon and S L John ston. The consideration was J1GSU.G0. Mr Johnston bus leased the building for a term of three years and will con tinue as landlord. The lotadiolnlug the hotel ou which the barn is Incited has been retained by Mr Johustnu. State of Ohio, City or Toutno,' j.uos cou.nty. 1 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partter of the Arm ol IT. J. Cheney Co., doing business In the oily of Toledo, coun ty and stato aforesaid, and that Bald firm will nay the sum ofONK HUNnKKU DOLl.Alt j for each and every cose of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me and subscribed lo my presence, this 6th day of December, A. 1)., 1st. v A. W. ULBABON fEAI. Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken futernnlly and act. directly on the blond and mucous sur faces of the system. Bend for testimonials, free. K. J. Chknby fc Co, Toledo, Ohio. Hjr-8old by Druggists, 7.'. Shakespeare Club. The Shakos pearo Club met Tuesday eveniug with the Misses C'hnso and ooutluucd its reading and discussion of The Win ters Tale as far as Act V Scene II. The president announced tbat there would be papers on the leading char acters of the play at the meotiug on Nov 24th. The next meeting will be with Miits Dora Scott at Mrs Uuder wood's Tuesday next, Nov 17th. Piano Students. I will take students on the piano on Saturdays at Mrs Thurston's, ou Pearl street between 7th and 8th. Please call to make arrangements between 9 and 12 o'clock. Terms, one dollar per lesson. W. Gifford Nash. For Sutro's Park, J J Muths, who resides west of town, consigned 16 Chinese pheasants to Chas Baiter, of San Francisco, on lost night's express. Mr Baker is procuring the birds for Mayor Sutro, of San Francisco, who will place them In his park for birds aud animals at Sutro's HeightB. The Fortnightly Club. The regular meeting of the Fortnightly Club will be held ou Saturday after noon, November 14, at Mount's Hall. at 8 o'olock. The department of lit erature, of which Miss DeLashmutt Is chairman, will have charge of the program. To Care a Cold in Que Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the monev if It fails to cure. 26c Alligators Dead. Two of Win. Renshaw's alligators died this week. and he Is In mourning. Cause, un known. The other one is lively aud apparently In good health. Covered Stages. Eli Bangs Is now running a covered stage on the Sluslaw route and will also run a covered stage on the McKenzie route. The McKenzie stage will be started again next Monday. Married. Mr F E Roberts and Miss Grace Thompson were married at the residence of L E Thompson in Springfield November 11, 1896, by Rev Blackwell. Love in Old Aqk. The county clerk last evening granted a marriage license to Benjamin C Epperson, aged 72, and Mrs Rebecca B Jackson, uged 45. The Ladies' Union of the M E church will give a fair and festival of the seasons on the evenings of Dee. 15 and 16. Look for further notice. Died. Miss Hattle Geary, a young lady who attended the university lu this city last year, died at Junction City Tuesday night of brain fever. Attorney M O Wllklus returned from Corvallis today. ni iiuiiii vx rnints. Just received a largo shipment of SHOTGUN CARTRIDGE The best on the Market, which wo iiav ' duced down in price and will sell the cheap as you pay for lower grado cartijg?3 HORN & PAlNr " 1 1 Iran, j for Infants and Children. Oiatorla Is so well adapted to children that -tcommend It as superior to any prescription ra to me." H. A. Ancmtn, H. D., til go. Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, N. Y. ? use of 'Castoria Is so tmlTersat and ' merits so well known that It seems a work - lupererogation to endorse It. Few are the xtolllgent families who do not keep Castorla Haui easy reach.1 Gustos Habtth, D. D., New York Ouy. Castorla cures Colic, Constlpuio. Sour Stomach, DtarrhcM, EracutJ. Kills Worms, gl.os sleep, uijZa.. gostlon, " Without Injurious mediation. 'Fo serenU yew I k, h,,, your 'Castorla,' sad shall alwayslT dcKnu It has taTariably produosd loafcfi Eoinr.P.uiiin,H.D, lMth Street and 7th Aifc, KW T(rtQl Ths Chitaub Cokpaxt, 71 Mnuur Bnrar, Kit Tee a. How to Prevent Croup. Some reading that will prove Inter esting to young mothers. How to guard against the disease. Croup Is a terror to young mothers and to post them concerning the cause, first symptoms and. treatment is the object of this Item. The origin of croup is a common cold. Children who are subject to it take cold very easily and croup is almost sure to fol low. The first symptom is hoarse ness; this is Boon followed by a peculiar rough cough, which Is easily re cogulzed and will never be forgotten by anyone who baa heard It. The time to ant la when the child fliBt becomes hoarse. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is freely given all ten dency to croup will soon disappear, even after the oroupy cough has de veloped It will prevent the attack. There is uo danger in giving this remedy for it contains nothing injur ious. For rale by Osburn & DeLano, druglsts. The Advancement Club. The Advancement Club will meet lu Mount's hall Monday evening, Nov. 16, 1896. Important business will be transacted. All members should he present. The publio la In vited. Executive Committee. THE MAJORITY Of people in Eugene will be anxious to secure a part of this Great Bargain. WE OFFER. 1000 Yds ALL WOOL TRICOT INCHES WIDE,. AT 20 Cents per Yard. 2E5f See window display Notice Dancers. A business meeting of the Eugene Social and Dancing club will be held at Armory hall at 7:30 Friday night, Nov. IS. Member are requested to be present. By Order Committee. Siiakpe Was not Overtaken. Thursday's Salem Journal: Chief of Police Dilley, who left Salem armed with a writ of replevin, about 11:30 a m Wednesday, in pursuit of T C Sharpe, who Was riding "Black Alder," a cayuse, failed to overtake the man before he crossed Into Linn county, aim as a result the papers could not be served. However, the question of the ownership of the horse, which was deolded in Justice John. son's court recently, to be Dora Bennett's, ha been appealed to the circuit court, when a final decision will probably be reached at Its next session. Isot True. Salem Journal: The Salem Woolen Mills have not reduced wages a has been reported on the streets ror several days. When the mills started up, before election, the wages of seven men were advanced Hum i per nay to fi.as. The .wages pain are all low, but not lower than what other mills pay for similar work. The report that the mills at Oiegon City have raised wages 12 per cent is not true as has been published. The rumored raise of 10 cents per man in the Oregon City paper mills is also a mistake. The only chair car Hue to the East Is the Union Pacific Eastern cities are reached via this line with fewer chaiip-s of cars than via other lines. Rates always the lowest. Ticket to or .roin points in the United Wales, 1 aiiailo, or Euro)e for sale by E J Mc llannliau, agent, Eugene, Oregon, Horace (J McKiuley left on this mornlnk's locul ttain for Portland. Monday he will leave that city for his in tne Jfi-ist, going via Califor nia, New Orkatis and up the Mississ ippi to La CroMo. He will spend the winter at home nud return here In H, All Free. Those who have ustd DrEjji New Discovery knew its value, uj those who have not, have not Unga, portunity to try it free. Call oe ta advertised druggist and get i trial bottle free. Send your name and i4 dress to H E Bucklen 4 Co, thiojo, and get a sample box of Dr Kloj'i New Life Pills, free, as well si i cos; of Guide to Health tad Hoarholi Instructor, tree. All of which It w anteed to do you good and cottjin nothing. Henderson A Linn's drej store. Be comfortable while tranlini li cool weather, The Union PacHt ban its trains throughout by iteam bal from the engine, thus making raj part of all its cars pleasant and coo fortable. It also lights lis can by tit celebrated I'iutsch light, making tba brilliant at night. Paasengen aiM daily on the fast mail, which lam Portland at 7 p m. For sleeping ut reservations, tickets, or Informatioo, call ou or address E J McCUnibu, agent, Eugene. Pre, Salem Statesman: The jovernmsl Snaghoat Mnnthola left Portland M day evening for a season ot wort the Willamette between that citju Corvallis. Hhe was reraot log tup from the mouth of the Yamhill riw yesterday. 11 L Hatch is In conraw' of the new craft. Ell Hill, Lumber City, Pi,"1 "I have been suffering frompta" 25 years and thought myewino ble. DeW ill's Witch Hatel Sain recommended tomeasapilewre,1" bought a box and it jperforaedsiej mauent cure.'1 Tills to only' thousands of similar sores and skin diseases yield quicUJ when it is used. ' . OSB1TR-N & DtU m,,v. Din nrjpposiTOM. i. ui mm Piles ana CMfW or money refunded. W cents C"1" two stsniiM rnr cirC'ilsl siil ter, I. No I'osta w """S"lal Hrt-classdni(igllseverjhe".,,K"" Oregon by ulnirn 4 DeLauo The Eugene Granite and h ,A W. W. MARTIN, Pro Still have ample room X tlnue (a they have In the paiW re better class of monumental ",;, i m In addition to "b "iZi prepared to furnish all kinds oi j jj, suctTaa Curbing for '"l2 Work, otc, cut from the 1'loneer t-i W. KUYKENDALL, Ml. Physician andSurgeoD. Office In Chrisman Bloe Special attention to surgery ana "t1"1 LIVERPOOL ROLLER MILLS. One and one-hall mto nnrPfll MONROE, mw Farmers will be given a !' all ari'i""' .Hart deal Forty pounds ..f ilntir to ot .( win si- ttel ONLY HIGH SHADE FLOUR I o, F. law; Ort spring. Lcsseo and manager, Monroe,
