Crowded....
Ti i TT v "roTmTTVfcTTn ait i ni i 50 Gents
With work is the Guaud
job department. 'Die
work is neat and prices
are right.
A month.
VOL.l.
EUGENE, OKEGON. TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 21, 1S9S
NO 08
BOHEMIA CAMP.
0RGAJ1DIES SUffER SILKS
Larger Working Force at
Than Ever Mm.
i'r.SiDt
SPECIAL FROM 4
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SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
This week on
at Tie
on
60 ets
TO
NEW CARPETS
New Art Synares.
New Stock of Shades.
New Sewing Machines.
New Sweepers.
All at new prices at
9
Cor
When You See
THE WILLSIE
f
You will loon no tunier. have Im-m an
will bo plenaeil to sliow them to you.
Studio
of tK
Superior potorafs
J. L. PAGE
-DEALER IS-
ROGERIES
Having a Large and Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries bought.
In the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
I can ofler the public better pricaa
than any other house iu Eugene.
For Health
hi Plea5ure
Drink only the
purest beer
brewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by
.ry Ueigljard
Um. flayer flgt. ugeije
or Jg 5f
1 v- Q
UWf
$2.50
Also
IASH SUITS
Just the thing for summer
65c Suit
7th and WillametteSts
Aa f-een Abroad.
Albany Democrat: ".Mrs Chapman,
wife of the president of the stale uui-
vtrsily, has had the very serious
charge made against her, that during
the very entei tsinlng address of Broth
er Irvine of the Corvallis Times, on
Cuba, miide before the students of the
university of Oregon, she silt rending a
book, paying uonUeinioii to the ad
dress and setting a poor example for
the rising generation."
Consumption Positively Cured.
MrRRGtaevB, merchant of Chil
bnwlrf, Va, certifies that he had con
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatments that money
eotild immure, tried all cough remedies
ho could hear of. but got no relief; spent
ninny nights sitting up in a chair; was
induced to try Dr King's New Discov
ery, and was cured by use of two bot
tles. For past three years has been at
tending to business and says Di King's
New Discovery is the greatest remedy
ever made, as it Iibb done so muoh for
him and also for others In his commu
nity. Dr King's New Discovery is
guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and Con
sumption. It don't fail. Trial bottle
free at Wilkins & Linn Drug Store.
J llnutly Defeated.
The official vote of Curry county,
shows that J Huntly, republican,
was defeated for joint representative
from Coos and Curry counties by E B
Platts. the fusion nominee. MrPlatts
received 259 votes In Curry, and 1072 In
Coos, a total of 1311. Mr Huntly re
ceived 311 in Curry and 912 in Coos;
total 1223. The political complexion
of the 90 members will be: Republi
cans, senate 24, house 42; total 66,
Fusionists, Semite 3; house J ; loiai
20. Democrats, senate 2, house 1; total
3. Populists, senate 1.
Kheuniatism Cured.
My wife has used Chamberlain's
Pain Halm for rheumatism with great
-oiiof nnrf T can recommend it as a
nlendld liniment for rheumatism and
other household use for which we have
, 1 It ..lnnlilc J W CUYLEB, Ilea
lUU'JU IV -
Creek. N Y.
Mr Cuyler Is one of the leading mer
' i.t ,.f this vlllaire and one of the
mostpromlneut men In this vicinity
W O 1'IIIITI.V, Editor iteu
Creek
Forsale byOsburnA DeLano,!
Herald,
druggls's.
Short Time Only
Good Shoulders per lb 7 els
Good Hams per Ib lOcts
Good Ilacou )er Ib 10 cts
10 lbs J) GSuar 11.00
Jut received car load extra heavy
j improved Mason jars . 'lo be appreci-
nlcd must be seen
Best black jar rubbers 2doz for five
AX BILLY.
Capital.
Vigorous Prosecution of the War
Favored.
Sueelal to tl Guard.
Madrid, June 21 The Sagaata min
istry Ib tottering. Premier Sgasta is
likely to resign at any moment.
The Spanish government favors a
more vigorous prosecution of the war.
Exciting scenes are transpiring in
the Spanish oortes.
KEPT THFM BACK
Attempt of Merchantmen and War
ship te Leave Havana
Failed
Key West, June 21 Three Spanish
war ships and several merchantmen
attempted to leave Havana tills after
noon. The United States licet opened
hot Are ami comi oiled them to re
turn to the Inner harbor.
Dexter Items,
Juue21. '98.
Poor hay weather.
Lost Valley is threatened with a boy
famine.
Joseph Parker made a trip to Eu
gene today.
Born To the wife of Wru Williams,
a boy. All are doing well.
Mrs Clara Roney of Goshen, is visll
lug relatives at this place.
The Treat mill Is mutiiug steadily
and turning out a fine lot of lumber.
Howard Vincent add John and Clay
Parker will start for Pendleton totiinr
row.
Miasrs Carrie and Stella Hiland re
turned to their homes Friday from (he
Drain school.
Uncle Dun Hiinsnkcr and WHFcu-
tou starlet! for Silver Lake Monday.
Uncle Dan will spend the annum r
thuic.
Messrs Dan Miller, Ernest Mooiier,
Lon and Alva Addington and Mrs
Becca Kc'tiey Murled to Harney val'ey
Monday.
Children's day was observed last
Sunday by the Dexter Sunday bcIio-1
with appropriate exeroises. All ex
pressed theuiselve as highly pleased
witli the program rendered. A coi
led ion was taken for foreign missions.
Rko.
Coming to Eugene
Prof Hyman & Co, the German cu-
lists and catarrh apecialista of Portland
will be at the HofI'man House June
19 and 20, tor two days only. Will re
turn each mouth.
Will cure your catarrh, however
chrosio, without fail. No medicine
given internally. Catarrh Ib a very
dangerous disease. Call and have a
friendly talk with the Professor which
costs nothing.
Glasses fitted for the eyes. Office
hours In Eugene all day. Remember
the date of our coming, June 19 aud 20.
Prof Htman & Co.
Edison's Projcctoscope.
Edison's latm t and greatest iuven
tlon is call the Amet. It produces
life-like, life-size moving scenes by
which in our own homes we may see
the wonders of every iBnd. At the
Christian church June 29 one of thee
marvelous machines will reproduce
100 sceDts among whleh are, Dswey at
Manila, 30 sceaes of the Maine disaster
15 Klondike scenes and others of pecu
liar interest. Admission 25 cents,
under 12 years 10 cents. Auspices
Lad les Alu
For Sale.
A fine slock ranch containing 320
aci.sf.ir sale at a bargain. Will sell
as a whole or In parts, ono mmaiuma
i ...-.,( i.mikM and two barns,
I rtnalal Ififf O MS5 acres; the other pas-
ture jn(m principally. Situated six
miles from r-ugeuo. -
dr"' J M GKABHART,
Eugene, or.
Very Fink Farm For Hai.k. Dr
T W Harris offers his farm, which is
ore of the best in the state of Oregon,
for sale at a rare bargain. Call on the
Doctor at his ofllce.
David J Graham of Junction City
has had hli tension Increased to $12
per month.
Thomas O Maxwell of Springfield
baa ben granted an original peuilou
of Mr month.
Kacla Way Sees a new Vs-ln Opened.
The Bohemia Mining Camp is fast
coming Into prominence as one of the
best camps on the coast Beiug ouly
one day's drive from Eugene, it Is
easy to teach at any time during the
year. A good wagon road w ill be fin
ished right into the center of the camp
withlu the uext few weeks. It only
lacks about 2J miles of being completed
at the present time. The mines are
all strictly quartz mities and rich
strikes are beiug made every few days.
The latest being made last week by R
E Hawley & Co 111 the Wall Street
mine. At a depth of 4 feet they struck
a veiu 8 Inches wide of high grade ga.
leua eve and by tho side of this a 10
inch vein of very free mllliug ore. The
samples showing the free gold very
conspicuously. Some pieces being liter
ally covered with it and oaslly percep
tible to the naked eye at a distauce of
twenty feet. They have sent a snck of
tile ore to be assayed. Iu sending the
oro to be assayed they do not pick out
special specimens, but tako a geueral
average of It all.
Sounds of blasting are he:ird
Iu all directions. Meprs Clover &
Kuapp havo commocced opening up a
tunnel on the White Swan mine and
the ore is proving richer than at Ilrst
supposed. Two road crews are at
work three or four wood cutnps are
in full blast one parly is hurtling
2C30 bushels of charcoal. A Haw mill
will be running about July 1st on
City croek just below tl.o Musio mine.
mm - '
THE NAHANT'S BATTLE SCARRED TURRET.
Tho old monitor Nahaut, mannod by tho Now Vork naval rosorvos, is de
fending New York. Shocarrios two 16 inch smoothbore gnus and Bovoral rapid
firo guns. Her turret boors tho marks of numerous Confedorato cannon balls.
Ground is being cleared for more new
mills aud the whole camp has a busi
ness air that shows permanency and
confidence.
What is the uso of taking auy risks
going to Klondike when you have as
good a thing as Bohemia tight at
home.
W C T U Xotbe
The ladles of the W U T U will hold
their last regular meeting for tho sum
mer iu Mount's Hall on Wednesday
June 22 at il p m. All members aid
all friends of temperance aro especially
requested to be present as thero is busi
ness of Importance to bo transacted.
Junction City Cattle Shipment.
Junction City, Or, June 20. Bar-
uett & Ferguson shipped, 1C0 1-year
old-steers from this place tonight for
Chicago. They aro tho finest lot of
cattle that ever left the valley, and
brought tho best prices paid this year.
Kl'oknk Hand The Eugene hand,
which will furnish nitisioon the 4th of
July has commenced rehearsals on the
special munc for that occasion. The
band Is under the direction of Geo II
Yerrlngtou, which Is assurance thai
jrod muslo will be provided by the
organization. '
RKrilttKK' Coi'KT. In Reorder
Dorris' court this afternoon the sun
day altercation between Duncan Scott
and Tho Ingram was aireu, n suiting
In the former paying S ts a fine and
costs, while J Davis Employer of tho
latter put up 1 10 to secure ins release.
Hors-Raletu btatesma The In
dications are that our hop groweis will
set fair prices for their growing crop,
when It Is picked, cured and In tho
bale. We know of a grower In the
Bulteviile district who hvibeenollered
1 cents, by a responsible dealer."
acoDc Cuba.
Leave Saturday for Philippines.
Special to the Uuar.1.
Washington Juno 21 Positive In
formation ohlaiued through Spanish
sou rets are to the ell'eet that Hobson
and his companions confined In Morro
Castle aro well, and are receiving
good treatmeut at the hands of the
Spaniards.
THE SKCOND KXI'KPITION.
San Frauclsco, June 21 Brigadier
General Merrltt and command, the
second expedition for the Philippines,
have all arrangements made aud ves
sels ready to sail Saturday.
SHAITKKAT SANTIAGO.
Washington, Juuo 21 Brigadier
General Shafter and I ho troops of the
Cuban expedition reached Santiago De
Cuba yesterday. Thd transports will
commence at once to unload tho sol
diers under cover of Ilia warships.
The Correct View.
Roseburg PI -liudoiiler: "Whllo the
I eoplo of Oregon expect tho legisla
ture at Its coming session will revhe
aud overhaul the laws which provide
for tho expenditure of public money
and abolish every useless ollleo and
oommissiou to tho end Unit overy dol-
lar possible shall bo saved to the tax
payers, we do not believe that the poo-
pie of Oregon ask fiat a single dollar
bo withheld from any educational or
charitable Institution In tho stato,
which is necessary to maintain Its use
fulness or efficiency. Thero has been,
aud Is yet, a class of demagogues In
I his stato, aud they aro not con lined to
any political party, who havo deolnreu
against the expenditure of public mon
ey for the support of the higher educa
tional Institutions of the stato. To
take the course advocated by them
would stamp tho great and progres
slvs stato of Oregon as one which had
determined to take a long step back
wards. We do not moan that tho mou
ey appropriated lor these Institutions
should not becxpouded with the great
e t possiblo economy, but that they
should not be crippled hy the with
holding of tho necessary funds."
Eugene Raised
The po.tonices at Buker City an
Peadleton, Or, have been advanced
from third to second-class olllces, and
the salaries of tho postmasters have
I ecu respectively raised from $1900 lo
J2100, and from $1800 to $2000 a year,
commencing July 1, ls'.'s. At tho fol
lowii.g Oregon offices tho salaries of
the p'.ftttnaalors have been Increased us
shown, commencing July I, 18!1S.
Albany $1800 lo$l00
Eugene $1800 to $1900
Hcppner$lS00to$ll'0
Forest Grove $1100 to $1203
HillBboro$l000to$1100
Dallas $1100 to im
Grant's Pass $1500 to HX,0
Oregon City $1000 to $1700
The salary of the postmaster at Sa
lm has been cut from $2600 to $2100.
Hon P H D'Arcy now leails Judge
Boise 0 vote for circuit Judge In the
recount ! the Kaleui district.
JUNE 16 TO 25
INCLUSIVE
Repsectfully,
J. V. Kauffman
Personals.
Sol Baum returned to Portland tods y
James Sauford of Dig Prairie, Is In
Eugene.
J A Walters of Giant's Pas, is In
Eugene.
Prof Tyree went to Portland this
morning.
J 1'lcknrd arrived home from Port
land today.
Dr D K Loverhlgo made a trip to
Vrtlund today.
Postmaster Roney, of G(when. was
In Eugene today.
Miss Carrie George oamo up from
Junction this alternoon.
Prof and Mrs I M Glen were pas
sengern for Portland today.
Mr and Mrs Hi Thus went In Port
laud today for a week's visit.
Mrs Fi.inlt Porter and child left, to
day for their homo at Mhedds.
Miss Ida IV.tterson left today for a
visit at Portland and Seattle,
Miss Stella Robinson Is still quite ill
at tho family homo III this city.
Misses Graco and Minnie Ktiyken
dall left, I )dny lur their homo at Pomo
roy, Wash,
Prof Washburn and party did not
start for the coast today, owing to the
showers.
Thoa Wheeler, bookkeeper for the
Booth-Kelly Mill Co, at Saglnnw, was
In Ktigenu today.
John Cogswoll ol tho Fish Ranch, Is
In tho city looking as young as ever,
RHhmigh over 81 years of ago,
Misses Ileh ii and Hemic, Jennings
will have Iu the morning for a fuw
weeks visit in Salem and other points
below.
Prof K R MclClroy arrlvod homo
today from Portlnnd, where hu went
In the Interest of tho National Teachers
Association.
Win M Bngart of Cubtirg, returned
this morning from San Fiancisoo. Ho
brought his daughter home with him.
Sho has fully recovered.
Ilev and Mrs M L Rose will leave
tomorrow hy prlvalo conveyance for
Turner lo attend the stato convention
ot the Christian churches.
Mrs Joel Ware lias returned fiiun
Spokane, Wash, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Marie, who Is now
much Improved Iu health.
Grandma Muura wont to Portland
today, accompanied by her grand
daughter, Miss Floy Watklns, who
will lake a position In the oily oltlce of
tho OH&N Co.
Arthur Ruuey oamu up today from
Portland, whure he has been attending
school, accompanied by a friend, Will
Sheoy, and they will go to Foley
Springs for the summer.
O B Allen, or Lava, Crook couuty,
gave this ofllce a pleasant call today.
He came In for a load of supplies, and
says the road needs repairs, especially
on the east end of tho lava besides the
usual spring repairs which have been
neglected thus far this year.
Dean and Mrs E C Sanderson and
daughter Vera wero passengers north
on today's 10:50 local. Tho deun will
attend the statu meeting of tho Chris
tian church at Turner, whllo Mr San
demon and daughter will go to Spo
kane aud other points In Washington
on a visit to relatives.
To lure a toiu in One Day.
Tuke l.axutlvo Bromo (iulnluo Tab
ets. All diugglsfs refund the money if
it falls lo cure. 25c. The genuluo has
L on each tablet.
YES, WE WILL CELEBRATE.
As urtial, you will And the newest In decora
tions at tho BIG STORE. Ask for non
destructible decorative tissue; Is not affected
by the wealher. Soi l here. Supply limited.
The neui Laoin wrappers are nom in.
Entirely neui designs
We have bom'0 good things left In
reliable HAPPY HOMKmlla. if
can't lit you In those, let us make
a suit to order for $11 68 and up.
the
wo
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a
OKKtlON OFFICIAL ROsTKR
Kvery Patriotic Citi7.ea Should
sess Ono of Them
Pos-
Mr Amelia do V Smith has com
plied and published the olllcial roster
of I he Second Regiment. Oregon Vol
unteers, now at Manila, Philippine Is
lands. It Is Illustrated with tho pho
tographs, of all the ollliers of the regi
ment, Including Gov Lord, Lt Col Geo
O Yorau, Captain Moon and Lieuten
ant Huston. Besides a largo uumberof
views of camp life, brief military biog
raphies are given of each oflloer.
Perhaps the feature of the souvenir
of greatest iuterest la tho reproduction
of tho autograph ot every officer and
private In the regiment. There are
over 1000 namei Iu this rostur.
Tho work concludes with a history of
tho Oregon emergency corps, names
ofolllce, committees and members.
Tho book Is a souvenir of the Btlr
riug limes of I8!)S that no patriotic olt
izm: of Kugeno, or Oregon for that
matter, should ho without.
Flag liaising mid Basket Plculc.
On Friday, July lit, a flag raising
will take place at llelhel school house,
two miles west of Eugene. The occa
sion will be the closing of thcBohool la
that district of which James Moore Is
teacher. The Hag will bo piesouted by
J W Geary Post GAR, J V Geary
W R C, Rich Mountain Circle O A 11,
aud sous of vetenuiH. The ling 111 be
raised at the school house at 10:30 a ill,
on a new polo sumo 80 feet in length
and after tlu presentation aud accep
tance, the meeting will adjourn to
Mei lull's Park a few yards dls'auco
whero approprhuo exercises by the
school children, sj, taking and singing
will bo had. The program will ho
brief and highly entertaining. Evory
hotly Invited to he present. Bring a
well-llllud basket aud enjoy a day iu
t'e park,
How To Look Uootl.
Good looks aro really more than skill
deep, depends entirely on a healthy
condition of all tho vital otgans. If
the liver lie inactive, you havo a bil
ious look, if yourHlomaoli bo disordered
you have a dyspeptlu look, If your kid
neys he aflec.t jo you have a pinched
look. Secure good health, and you
will surely have good looks. Eleotrlo
Hitlers Is a good Alteritive and Totuo.
Ads directly on tho stomach, liver aud
kidneys, purllles the blood cures pim
ples, bloiclies and bolls, and gives a
good complexion. Kvery bottle guar
anteed. Sold at Wllklns & Linn Drug
Store GO cents a bottle.
A Portland man, who has returned
from Alaska after a stay of three
months I here, surprised his friends by
stating that during that tinio ho had
bettered his condition $1500. He was
told that ho had douo very well, and
asked how ho had made so much In so
short a time. Ho said what he had
seen was worth tOUO to hliu aud his ex
perloui") would prevent him from go
ing ugaiu, which was worth $lu00
more.
I have one 8 horse engine and all
bono upright boiler, which I will sell
cheaper trailo. Must go hy July 1st.
Inqulru of
J H llAittiiH, Eugene.
Henry Gales Inn been appointed
postmaster at Acme vice J F Saubert,
removed.
Day & Hsnteoi, Uiiklalters Mi
tmbafmcrs, Cor. Wil. and 7th sis.
and dainty patterns
F. E. DUNH