Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, August 13, 1898, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextGrouided.... 50 Gents A month. NO 45 I Wit!) work i tho !iai:i y jol tli-jiaitinent. Tim 1 work is neat ami prices are ri rht. VOL. 15. EUGENE, OltEGON. SATURDAY E VEXING. AUGUST 13, 1898 DAILY EUGENE 1-2 PRICE. Comfort and Satisfaction In Straw Hats. PriC0S fPOHl 10 GtS to $1.50: To close out for 1 price. Will buy a Extension A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED . "Ai I leio'" ramorac . Jteceivcil. We recommend U.6m . Studio JilOTO COMPANY. Superior Forografs. Remember THE MAINE Souvenir Fponns with every dollnrs' worth of puods. Don't throw limin-y . nway by buying the old-stvle I'm It Jars. There isunlyono iuMfoi't nr, The Easj Vacuum Jar Yon can get a Oust pan with every broom mw 20 bars soap, : 4c Wo aro the orininators jt the fumotis Wo; Id Dfater fcoap. oz, So. Juit received n new invoice of Cilfiss Ware. GRAY & SON. J. L. PAGE Having a Large ana Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries bought In the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the public better prices than any other house iu Kugene. For Health w pleasure Drink only the gurest beer rewed on the Pacific Coast. It ie found every where, bottled and on tap, and is made by flry UeiQtyard Ufn. fflayer flgt. Eojerje All new goods. 6-ft Antique Table at Do You Smoke THE SENATOR CENTS TH P.EST S0KE IN THE .CITY- Try it once you will smoke it always. Are you going on a Camping Trip? If so call at GEO. T. HALL & SON'S And see their line of - GROCERIES Tlmt llicy curry for this purpose. Everything well packed for long trips. The Best... LIVER MEDICINE ...On Earth Ai.d a Perfect Substitute for Piils. KERIHnTOirS PLEASANT LIQUID PHYSIC Does not gripe, In betier. ehoaper, edgier to MKPnmi more cinneiu irmn puis, run' rus SI'II'ATION. MUorSNh.sSfimi INIIICKSTiOX. ir doses 2' cents. HttWdctiou, or u ouey buck or it, VK MEAN ItlMNKfcri. YERIKGTOri'S 3th Street DRUG STORE EUOEN E, OREGON. Central Market, IF PROPRETORS. . Will keep constantly on hand full a suppl; IBEEF MUTTON ! PORK and VEAL I Which they will sell at the lowest i market prices. I i lair sS:re of tls nubile paironage sol Iclied : TO THE FARMERS.; 1 We will pay the highest market price , for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Hheep. i Shop on Willamette St., i EUGENE, OREGON. I t "Mmn loltrernl to ni part ol Ibe cil; rrecotrluirKo WAR OVER ! On.U Hi, I Lit uuuiro ociii um in V k Shatter. TRAKSPOETS WITH TIMS. Special to tho Guaid Washington, I). C, August V'. Qeuerul Sbafter bus sent couriers to Hoi Biii n anil Havana notifying the armies concerning tho Peace Protocol. Ail hostilities will cease upon the offi cial not I llctl nu being received. PoNCE, August 13. -The steamship Manitoba bus reached here with a load of troops. Santiago, Cuba, August J3 Two transports left this nioruing with sol diers for Montauk Point, Another Mining Deal. Cottage Grove Leader: The pa-t week a group of claims, tu Bohtmiu, owned by Kerr Pitcher & Warner, right iu the center of tho camp, wero sold to a Montana syndicate. The boys weie glad to get the yellow stumped stull, and it adds another murk to our milling camp when they open up somothingof merit it will f.nd men of experience in mln- lug ready to invtst. Wkoso Name. The maa who wua gored by a bull yesterday at the Doug-. las farm was Jake Barsch lusfend of Bausch as the Guard printed it. He Is u brother of Chris Barsch who foinierly worked In Young's market. We aro pleased to learn that he Is get ting along nicely. Is Bkttek. Luke Cienslmw, who was recently injured in a well about six mlled west o; town is low improv ing nicely. DlKlJ At her ho ne near l.orane, Oregon, August 10, 1808, of typhoid fever, Miss Alda Crow, aged 10 jeais. Free of Charge to Sufferers. Cut this out and lake it to your drmrgist and get a sample bottle free of Dr Kinu'a New Discovery for Con sumption, Coughs and Colds. They 00 not aslt you to buy tierorn trying. This will show you the great merits of this truly wonderful remedy, and show you what can bo accomplished by the regular sized bottle. This Is 110 experi ment, and would be disastrous to the proprietors, did they not know it would invariably cure. Many of the best physicians are now using it iu their practice witli great results, and are relying on It in most severe cases. It is guaranteed. Trial buttles free at WilkiuB & Linn's Drug Store. 1 tegular size 50 cents aud $1.00. Local Market August 11, 1SM5. Wheat 60& OaU 2Sc. Hops 2 lo 80. Butter 25 to 40c per roll. Eggs 12Jo and weak Potatoes 25o. Poultry $2 60 to $3 50 per dozen CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Wood Wanted. Those parties who have promised the Guard wood on subscription account are requested to deliver the same as soon ai convenient. Wanted An experienced girl to do general I house woi k. Enquire of Mrs E H Skipworth, west Oth street. ju't io.t(i-o --!t and &ll )kB Yuiir Lire An.T. loqult lolacco canity mid forever, be man netic. lull ol life, ncrro ar.d vitfor, lake No-To-liuc. the wowlrr-worlier, that makr- weak men strong. All drapfrlsla. Wo or II. Cureiruaran teecl booklet and sunsple free. Address Sterling Kemody Co.. Calcu-o or New York. Prof H T Freoch has resigned his position In the Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallls and has accepted a position In the Idaho state university at Moscow. BdmateYonr Howell IVIth Ci.rarelo. Candy fnthartlc, ctir eon.np:itlon (oreTcr. !0c,S5:. IfCCC rill.driitfiM-trrruaaaioDcj. PERSONAL MI'S I'luN. Prof McKlrny Is home again Col Diloa 1) Neer returned t-- lnt land todt y. ; Albert Magec, of .-.aula Barbara. CI ! "TllC V;1 lltl tTfl" lb AllOlIlT lllll'f is in Kugene. i Henry Baxter was down from Mo haw k today. Cfeas Crouer, Jr is sojourning at Me Kenzie Bridge. J C Wallace, of Cottage Grove Grove was in Kugene today. J E Saunders returned today from a week at Yuiiuina City. Mrs S K Munra and Mrs II E Wht- k!ii9 are at Long Boach. L X Honey went to Poll; ounty to- day on a short business trio. Mrs D T Awbrey returned home to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Judge Poller and family expect logo to Florence the (list of tho week. It J Hendricks will leave Portland Monday for New Y'ork on an official visit. C 1-' Oveibaugh and C O Terry, Port land railroad men were here over last night, Secretary Kinoaid arrlvtd up from Salem today for his regular over Sun day visit. Graham Glass, Jr, ai-vetary of the republican slato central committee was In Eugene today. P J Mann wife and sou, of Portland, returned lust evening from a trip to McKenzie hot springs. Mi.-s Mario Black, of Multifield, came up from Salem today for a visit with frieuds In this city. Mrs D W Jarvls, of Portland, arrived up tins altcruoou and will visit at the home of her father Gov Whiteuker. Daily Astorian: Guests of Mrs Dr O It Estes, of Astoria, are: Miss A Higgins, and Miss Adams, of Eugene. re,";;:- S A Hulin will soon movo to La Giando whero lie has accepted a posi tion in a drug storo. Jerry Horn and L II Potter returned lost evening fioiu a camping out trip to Triangle lake. They report, having had a splendid time. The Coming Woman. Who goes to the club while her hus band tends the baby, as well as the good old-fashioned woman who looks alter tier Home, win botn at times get run down In health. They will be troubled with loss of appetite, head aches, sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy spells. The most wonderful remedy Tor these women Is l-.lectno Bitters. Thousands of tullerers from Lame Back and Weak Kidneys rise up and call It blessed. It is the medic-Inn for women. Female complaints and Ner vout Doubles of all kinds are soon re lieved by the use of Electric Bitters. Delicate women should keep this reme dy on hand to hold up thosystpm. Only 50c per botlle. For sale by Wil kius t Linu. Klieuinatsiu Cured. My wife haa used Chamberlain' Pain Balm for rheumatism with great relief, and I can recommend it as a splendid liniment for rheumatism and other hou-ehold use for which we have found it valuable. J W Cuylkr, Itcd Creek, N Y. Mr Cuyler is one of the leading mer chants of this village and one of the most prominent men In this vicinity W G j'iiiim'in-, Editor Bed Creek lleiald. For sale by Osbtirn it Del.ano druggists. Reduction Kate. Good until Sept 30, round trip to Ikwwell Springs, going Saturdays and relurnii g M 1 daj s at etie fare from a stations betwien itoseburg and Eu gene. Hound trip to Portland H.35. 'i-T.-llar ror f Hi; r.ur.irl'-'-d toiint ro hii i' ' OH 11 -tronrf, Ij.utsi 1,'ire. !K 1 y FROM MHICOLAND. rsling Letter. so hi: iMiur.M.v Guadalajara, Julv -S. Ei.itor Ouaku. Servants In Mexi- ', as I wrote you before, are many u (every houseliolit, for the pay is almost j ""thing. The 1110.0 is the man of all work; does all tho dish washing, elu.r- coal and water carrying, us well as the ! dirty woi k of the household gent rally. We have baa vaiied experiences with mozos since I eamo to Guadalajara. We average one a week. Tho other servants provo peileetly salisfuctoiy but tlio mozo always leaves something to be desired, perhaps becauso a gre. t deal Is expected of him. At night he sleeps on the cold stones Inside the gateway leading to tho street, and must get up and open tho gate to any one that happens to knock. Tho work done by him will not be touched by any ot the other servants, so if you have twenty others you must still have your 11107.0. The first mono that worked In the house when I camo was named Poncho. He was nearly sixty years old and stupid. Ho spent a good share of his time dumb either in admiration or horror at my Spanish. He haunted mo and there was no getting work out of him, so the hou ekeeper said, and he sceutiug his discharge, suddenly had a pain and departed. A servent uever leaves iu anger. If they per ceive they aro not giving satisfaction, or if they aro not contented them selves, they have a convenient grand mother dlo and nto obliged to have their wages to bury her, ( r they are III and must pay the doctor, 80 they do part and aro seen 110 m iro. After Poncho (whom I regretted, I waa tho only ono in the house that did.) fol lowed Markus. He was more limn suspected of pilfering so ho folded his serape about him and disappeared; then came Juan. Ho flirted with the serving woman and the cook rebelled. So it goes. I waken each morning with tho expectation at least of a change In mozos If no othor excite ment la in vogue. The Christian names aro apt to shock a foreigner? Yet they ars used with every deference to piety and witli no thought of sacrilege. I never know so pious a people or so moral a city as Guadala jara. Still tho names The one gallant who has deigned to "play bear" at my wludow lives under tho cognomen of "Jesus Jones," and my most intlmnlo woman friend is named "Incarnation Assumption." I think I described what "playing tho bear" or In Spanish "jugandoel oso" Implies at a certain hour Iu the day the devoted lover comes under tho lady's wludow, andjwlieii she appears at the casement he may stand and look at her.exchunge g ances and smiles, go away aud re return the next day and expect the same performance. Tills goes on some times fur two or three years. At the end of that time if he Is really eligible he may be permitted to call but only sees his inamorata Iu the presence of her pareutii. The Waniikkf:h. Ci.iiiplele Tttiler System. "Complete Tailor System'' the latest chart of dressmakers is being repre sented Iu this city by Mrs Allle Kast haiu. Full Instructions freo of charge will bo given at residence on Sixth street on Monday and Thursday of each week from '.I to VI a m and I to .'1 p m. To I'nrfl l:n.l l"i 1 Ion I' orover. Tiko Cisrnretn ( mov e.'.tlrirtl& le orS.'e If C. C C. full to euro. druKKisii rt fund uiouey- Junction 1 ii ins. Tilnci, August l'i- Heury Bushuell spent Saturday iu Portland purchasing machinery and fixtures for the new evaporator. Work on the Junction Monroe tele phono Hue is being rapidly pushed to completion. It will be in operation in a, week or so. Sherwood Burr died at his home in Eugene August 8. He was well ao qualnted iu this end of the county and many are grieved to learn of his death. Xumeioua complaints aro now being mado by the fatiueis against the sport- lug men for f hooting Cbl. 1a pheasants out ot season. Somebody will have a whole lot of trouble if this practice is p rsisted iu by tho local Nlinrods. JJIss Xora Carson and Mrs Lena Ollutt.of Kugene drove down to Port land Monday. They took a horso and buggy down for Mrs Oll'utt's sister and will return by rail. Miss Carson ex pects to make a lengthy visit. A new water tank has beeu built at tho roller mills for both tire protection and use of the mills. The lire engltie was takeu up there Wednesday night to fill it, as tho tank bolng new It leak ed to such an extent that tho mill pump was of little service. W ii Houston received word from the Portland hospital that it would be necessary to amputate Ills son's leg. The physicians iu charge of the hospit al state that this is the only resourse and that a cure cannot be effected otherwise. Mr Huston will not accopt this decision as final and If necessary will take tho boy to Han Francisco for further treatment. The Guakd ami lteglster of Kugene both poke a little fun at us this week an account of the date of last week's Times and note the fact that the paper wua received the following Wednes day. In regard to tho error Iu tho date, we plead guilty, but tho Eugene package of papers wore deposited In tho postofllce Friday evening. The de lay in transmission by mall cannot, be explained and Is a frequent occiiriince, Money-back tr coffee oda ltHlclnjj powder lluvoMiiir extract! ami apiies irc good, of course, if they arc really money-back. Ask your grocer for Schil ling's Best. CO For sale by J. U. Green & Son. Iteport Wauled. Editor Guard: Is It not about tlmo that the Fourth of July commit tee was making a report through the newspapers? A Merchant. To Cure a ( old In Unit Bar. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab, lots. Wilklna & Linn will refund your monoy If It fails to cure. Z'jo. Tho genuine baa L. B.Q. on each tablet, 2500 MEN To call at tlio Big Storo ami buy ono of our Famous Gold and Silver (lolf Shirts, 1,25 quality for 'J.jc. AL.SO A fmo assortment of $8.00 andjjJlO.OO suits, all wool, new patterns, for All Slimmer Boon's at greatly reducei! prises F. E. DUNN BLUE BIVER MINES. Sir Dpii Thinks This District is Very Rich. WILL PUSH WORK- Goo A Dyson his returned lo his home in Brownsville ufter a sojourn of seven mouths iu Alaska aud Graut and Baker couulies. Among other things ho says: "In all his travels and prospecting In both the "Golden North" and Eastern Oregon he uever found as promising a prospeot for paylngquartz mines as lie found In the Blue River country and he is now on his way to that section where he will go to work with more laith than ever on the "Lucky Boy ' miue av.ain, one of the best prospects for a golden bonanza that ho has seen In this whole north west coast, Alaska not excepted. "Tho 'Lucky Boy' is bonded through on Alaska party until the 29th Inst and if they do not take hold then there are llye other parties ready to take hold ut once, but no ono can act now but tho present party. Mesars Staudlsh & Monro started a load of supplies for the mine today by Gideon Fount, where Mr Dyson, assisted by Messrs W O Smith aud Isreal Moyer will begin active oporallons at once. "Mr Dyson's family went with him for a few weeks' camping on Blue Kiver, they were taken up by Mr Hausmau." Self Explouatory. The remains of tho lute Mrs Ilebocoa Montague who died near Springfield July ;Wth 1808 were shipped to her old home at Chicago, III., for Interment. The J W Kays Frunltuie Co, of this city which embalmed the body and prepared It for Bhipmont, received the following letter today regarding its sale arrival: Tradors Insurance Co., Chicago 111., August 8th 1898. J W Kays Furniture Co, Kugnno Oregon, Dear Sir: Iu auswor to yours of July 80 will say that body arrived this a in at 8:15 In good oondltlou. Opened the casket and thought It well pre served for the length of time since dead. Will bury her at two oolock p 111 today. Yours vory truly, John IC Thompson, Baggeman. Klondike Nearly Foigoiton. Tills is the busy seasou In the Klon dike goldflelds. Fortunes are being dug up every week, but nothing is said in the newspapers. There la a war on hand,, and every other subject Is for gotton. in like manner men and women drop out of sight when they loose their health, T'liti general cause of Hicknoss is In the atomaoh. From there it briuiclus out. To remove the cause Hosteller's Stomach Bitters is iho best remedy. The weakness of womoii are cured by It. It gives strength to both sexes. It Invigorates and imports vitullty. It steadies the nerves and brings refreshing sleep. For Ihoso whoso health ls"ruu down" nothing equals It. Take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters if you want to regain BlncKborrieB. Blackberries are now ripe and ready for picking. Buyers can secure same at reasonable price at my place on the Mohawk. For sale at 2o per gallon. N Hill. Ilopplckers Wanted. Wm Miller will commence picking hops in his yard 0 miles north of Eu geuo Aug 15 one week from Dext Monday, 100 pickers wanted. Ueaiify is Ulood Deep. Clean blood mentis a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cu.:cnrcts, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up tlio lazy liver and driving oil im purities from the body. Hegin to-day to Vanish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cascorets, benuty for ten cents. All drug gists, satisfaction guaranteed. 10c. 26c, SO Day & Henderson, Undertakers Mid fcmbalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7Ui sts. WANTED !