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Newspaper Page Text' " e:ra ' 3 I MRS GEER BEAD BLUE RIVER MINES FROM PORTO RICO . tie ioyi la Uw W POwW UMt utual test tho it oesoo third l.rtkcr than ur stker bro4. SB m -aw ...MiilliT lor have been Mln. ALVmirt. lor The Lady Died at (Mia, Uxm Imwurai. with "I"' " " Vb-i frtcaieui havc ulvcu me m"rcl.M recom fly I havener rJe:.A11i1i'hCei"8 nil tney lire ...Is row ready for i,w GALL AND SEE IT. Luck) Boy Mine Will Have a Job iY Goliia Writts a teller lill From Ponce. Today. represenicu. our wais t I Ml CANOV tf 7& CATHARTIC A II AS UKKK IS III AI TM I3 POWDER Absolutely Puro L nAHIMfi WWWK CO.. I li -.ilA' EiriSRXK (JUAItl). THURSDAY, - OCTOBER 13 nit. KiititKFV 111:111:. Mr Hlmikfv of Portland, arrived iu Eugene this afternoon, tie nas urchasedan interest in the L.ucny lioy Mine 111 the Jiluo ICIver district, and In making arrangements to have it further prospected. A force of men will Iih nut to work at once no mat a mill can he hauled Into Hie mine in the near future. Mr hSharkey has every confidence in Him nronertv. unci Have it is u real mine. tr Vlten. nt The nale 11 Wheal Is 50 cents iier bushel. i!i vnur winter's wood undercover. l'uro home-made c-illKi !' KutiipH.t. H-ikkkt (.'Ait 'I K.'Kiri'B For 1 he JlniKjiiKt Go to the Jiaiitiet for a nice lunch not or cold. HurveHl Home Htiprer Friday night lit Honboniilero The Wekkly Guakb gms to press tomorrow morning. Taken, pies and all kinds of pantry lo order, at The Banquet Vulcanizing and repairing bicycled a specialty. Humbler agency Harvest Home Bupper Friday nlgl at Itonbonniero The Bynod of the Presbyterian church met in Albany today New. neat, nobby, fin de side, Good goods, and neat service, at The Ramiuet. Harvest Home Hupper Friduy nlgli at nonbonnlere Football teams down the valley are getting in shape for the fall aud winte games. V D Combs at P O Clrocery will Imillcnto auy prices made by any sriooer in Limn count j Ilnrnnietor rlslnir steadily. All In dloutious favorable lo a continue period of flue fall weather. J H Beover of Thurston Is haulln Ills dried prunes to Kugene having sold the same to K II Ingham lias about 11,000 pounds. A W Haskell lias a curroslty at li feed store In the shape of a white cat which sports cyB of different oolors. One is blue and the otlier gray. 1 tVatclies, clocks, Jewelry repaired belter and olieaper than any place In iowii. Give me 11 trial. I will save you money. Krh, the cweler, Ninth lid Willamette streets. Fifty eords of wood wanted at this fiftlce on subscription but this don't meiiii next winter after tho wood has been water soaked with two or three montliB of wet weather. Dry wood goes at this shop and those who want io furnish wood must apply early. Tho Oregon boys at Matilla will 110 doubt rejoice at the arrival of a cargo of Oregon hardtack which has recently been shipped lo tho lTilllpplnos. Tho shipment consists of .000,000 poundB Duoked and sealed In tin cans, It Is nude of Oregon Hour by Oregon hands, mid while It Is hardtack It will be "from home" to tho boys. Junction Times: TI10 county court has ordered Its attorneys to appeal the ralhoad-tax suit to the Btipreino court, Tills will tie the matter up several years, unless advanced on tho calendar The county has expended nearly J 1,400 so far, $000 of which was paid lawyers, and most of tho balance for witness fees. The skeleton of a mail was found at Oregon City Tuesday among tho loose rock on the lull where workmen ale employed in quarrying out look for llitt crusher, now pulverizing stone. The skull was that of a white mail, and had evidently lain covered up with loose rook for many years. Ills sin mined that at some time or other man accidentally fell from tho Kails View bin tl . and his remains wer never found. hr John N (Joltra. a iiraduateof the Uuiver-lty of Oregon, writes to Mr and Mrs KM Wllkins, In pari as follows: US General Hospital. Ponce. 1 Porto Itico. Held 21, i it., iwr Knitlii.r am K ster: Here I am In good Bliape, good posmmi, good accommodation-!, good prospects, good health and good spiriti. I reaohed here August. tn, made assistant to the executive umrar and surgeon iu charge, .nine dodors whi came wltu nie were - . .inilcu uncording to my A Poi-ui.ak lin.L.-nie rorimuo -da.ex. ll,..ro.ont,iTlvH Grav's suggesuou. o:i... v - Geer to- .Spocftl to the liuanl. Hn.vu. HrM ix Fred day received telegram fmni Ins father, Governor-elect Oeer, at Omaha saying, "Worst has come, your mother dead. Ueur up; will bring her home." Gov- i m-.. I leer were on ei iiui-cieui. niiu ...i" apleasure trip attending the Omaha fair. Khe has not been ii ii"d health f... I .... l.itl ili-ulll wim " expected. Telegram says: eculive officer, no limner nay uuv . un...u tni.i.tvnl Irom to the ehclors of their respective towns ojiy co. su U..K. iho ine contagion, co v.. j - bill requiring towns auu cue. RPnnm,nodation. and i, lit nrooosed charters or amenumenis 1- --- , or cities before sending lliem 10 stale leglseature for enactment seems In ine, t with much favor. Tho act willed has an emergency c'auie attach ed. reads as follow: No act or law lli- tcleirram announcing ai rival or j pa tients in one ambulance train, l-'orly- nv visitors coming In would Uisluro .. u.mi. Hut a I t hev went, anu Ut.'v J act ur juw ,- - - ... . ... ....... r,r litem nil. Ill 4o corporatlng any city or town shall be J" -".r. J of them passeu uy ine legislature oi me biuio, - - , ,. , ,n 1 . , , ..i....i.t.i melted awav u some one of the cotsin UtlieSS tne bUUlu liua ueuu buwuiiiku - iui0 ..mi huvp the lour large waru. j-- to carry your guests iu .on litters and ...,....,. ib of them that fast you are chartor amenuea, ana me result, ui aiu . , rnr niiHinetia. i iicoo election, certified to by the proper olllcer and attached to said charter or amendment before being Introduced in either house of the legislature. Dkath ok James McKinhky KoBeburg Ileview: At IiIb liome In F.Ik Head, In this county, Monday mornlug, Oct 10, 1808, James McKIn ney died of senile pneumonia, aud was alld uttendaut. been liauled 21 miles by the sacred army mule to whom by the way great credit Is due for much laithful service, much more credit than Is due to some of the heads departments i:i charge ol military arrangements during this war. These ambulances are two story and carry 4 pat'ents each, with driver They are eacn uruwu buried at CJttago Grove the following ,.v 4 muiB8. When 11 or laol tnem dav. The deceased was In Ills 72nd enme In at once they make a great vear. and leaves a wife and six chit- Ulizht. Our men were at supper, out dren. He had been a resident of this .hii vou i hustled them out Drs, or- county for many years aud had uumer- deriics, uurses.convalescents and Porto Mlirlou Couuty Hops. 1'he Salem Journal says the hop nrm. Is now movinir as faft Bsalilppiug . ,.i facilities are obtained- The crop wou.u be moved from the warehouses mucti more rapidly were it not for a scarcity of cars. OwitiK to the heavy slilpmeiiia KaHtof Paciflo coat, iirodiicta (luring the oast summer, many of the (South ern Paciflo Company's freight cars are yet east of the mountains or en route westward, and tho company is uui now able to fill the demand of hop sulpper-i. In cousequenue, there is a congestion of hop fieiglit at ine com pany's warehouses in Marion county especially at tialeui. 'Ibe raliroau coinDanv's three warehouses here are filled to the roof with hops awaiting Bhipmeut, and wagon loads are com ing In dally. One Healer aioue nan ordered 15 cars. To move the crop now Btored with tho Southern l'acillo Comnauy, in Marion county, about 6,000 bales, would rtqulre tt train of about 05 cars. PF.HSONAL MKSTION. 1 lMinr. weaken, or Oritie. 10c. Good. N 'VrtwoTIPATION. ... 7.Z m n it n il.l .hkI L-iiamiitei-il tiy all lrK- A narrow Escape. The Telegram lells how a man and boy had a narrow escape iu the freight Un wreck near Portland Wednesday ' ,rr d man and a boy about 13 oooo; '.Ml. ,l,fftt 0 beams on lives by making under the cars a collision occurred. , , l.n Itrnlin . were riouiK v"i yearso.a, - . the lasi iruiu, l daring leap itotu moment before the They were uoin , , 11, a tm Paper id ting on of brakes, warned them - , danger, and they concluded to iaae tu. j- . .... ..I.utieeu Of IllIllOlUK .....io.. a mnvinir train father thau be ing crushed to death and mangled be yond recognition. By jumping they ..., their lives, for the car ou which ,i. r,i. ihn third from the engine, was smashed into lragmeuts, all that Just Rubber at that Qnmn Eardwa Co's Windows j S.10,0C0 rolls ju-t lecuived. ous friends who will daily walk of life, miss him iu the JlKST in Til kkk 8tatkh. A travel- ltnr ugent of the General Klootrio Light Co, of New York, was In Eu. ueue the other day. Ho informed a GuAHl) r.-porler that "Eugeno had the best electric light plant operated by steam in tho states of California, Oregon or Washington." This is quite a compliment. Ulcan iiatlves. e carry a oi me hutnr on our nay roll this month at 50c per day Porto Rican money equal to about 32C2UU our money. j llulshed tho rolls before 1 begau tins loiter. We have now 425 patientf, about 100 typhoids. No yellow fever or smallpox now though when they came some had both. I am Iu to Ihis so deep aud am so well pleased that I suppose T shall have to slay here a few No political aspirations weeks lomrer Bom. TitHlit Hoi'S.-llosehurg lie- In tins, i.i ivommnui,u , ........... . I ii 1 t. I.aba I until lltlTl ffaflflV. view: George Hliambrook, ol Ump- oi augene is neio, qua Ferry, sold his hops Tuesday, 210 also quite a row liuitaioiimm. bales, to Llvesly & Co, of Haiem. iciitriiuuuiu,"" r- lirowu&Co.of Baloni, through their pwts in ine uushhw had lime to iook tiiwui. - ful ami tortile spot I Jover saw though, not warm, everything green. A shower conies down out of tho hills mnit. Avnrv tliv. Tho hospital is like Kiii'HKMH Couui' UitiiKit. lu the t,e old Ban Gabriel mission iu style, matter of I, D Forrest, respondent, vs tmi trv t0 send you some pliotos of it J C Goodule, uppullant, It was ordered imperially one from my door. I am glad to ture a torn iu One Day. Take Laxative Jlinmo (ulnlue Tub tx. All druggists refund the inonev if II lulls to cure. l'.re. The genuine has L ou each tablet. .No-'lo-Hf I,.." I-I.,, :iiiiriiii(ei-it toliui'co tiul'U I'm,!. iiiiiki'M MTtilt 1UI li ttlruuM, WiHwt uure. UJO.'l Alt Ul'llKUUif- agont, t) li Chonowcth, also purchased I) W Htearns' and U G Durlund's hops, US bales. Prices paid are not men tioned. on stipulation that respondent have until December 1 to servo aud flic ad ditional abstract, and appellant and resn.mdeutB until January 15 aud March 1, 1800, to serve and file briefs. lltii-s. Wednesday's Halem Journal "The hops awaiting shipment here represent a value of $150,000 Growers will realize a less sum. however, as a part of Iho crop waa contracted at 10 and l'J cents. The prevailing price now Is IS cents. A Motion lu tho. case of A B Thomasou aud wife vs J II Coleman; suit fur dumuges, the defendants at torneys, E It Bklpworth and It lillyeu died a motion today to strike out the greater portion of the complaint. Vacancy. Company C, Third Reg iment O N G, of Eugene will meet Monday evening to elect a B?cond lieutenant In place, of 11 T Condon, resigned, who Intends leaving Eugene. Piano Lessons. Mr W Gilford Nash now enters upon his third year as musical director of the IJ of O. llesldes studying tho piano lu America and Englaud Mr Nash sptnt four years In I.elpslg Ger many. Application can he made any day from U to 3 at the music room, 1st door to right of south entrance lo dormitory, btudoiitaot all grades and ages taken. Terms by lessou, mouth or term. Per le.-son $1 CO. No ex cuses will be accepted for lessons not taken at regular time unless sent through tlto mull tho day previous to ti ute oi lesson, ity me month H uu Pure food laws arc good, because much . r i . . T yon opposo my coming, x nmilil live hero o year or two. Would iriny family were here. J N Goi.TltA. CoNKKCTitiNiiKV. The Chicago llakory has placed in a line of con fectionery and from now ou will niaite this ono of their specialties. Fresii goods, well selected and moderate prices. Dim). At Pullman, Wash, Oct 8, of pneumonia, Clara I.uce, youugest daughter of I K tuitl Lorimia littce, aged six years, eight months and four days. Wood fob Sai.u WO cords 10 inch seasoned fir and oak wood for sale. Also 4 foot wood. Inquire of S It Williams or address, 8 Meriau, Eugene, Wantkd. A competent girl for general housework in family of two. References required. Inquire at resi dence of Prof Arthur Laehniun, comer Fifth and High. Lost. An Eastern Star pin with usual Initials O E S engraved thereon. The tinder will please return the utile to the Guam) office. Phonk. The Banquet for Ira cream, candles, bread, pastry or anything in heir line. No 43. btory Bheridun, of Rouehurg, went to Bulem today. Sheriff Withers returned from Bu- lem last night. C Cole and wife, of Isubel, were iu Eugene over laht night. Judge Medley and wife returned to Coitage Grove this afternoon. Attorney BUIpworth made Junction City a brief profession visit today. Frauk McCoruack nt Klamath F.tlls is In town on a visit to friends and rele.tives. H H Trowbridge, of Izeo Grunt county, Oregon was in Kugene this forenoon. Mrs William Mnton of Pleasant Hill, Is visiting with friends in East ern Oregon. W A Teutscli, the well known Ban Friuiolsuo drummer, wns doiug btisi ueBS in Eugeno todtiy. Mrs M J Uttbh and daughter, Mrs E E Belover, left on last night's train for a visit to Ban Francisco and Ban Diego- Mrs John Ultimo and daughters of Pleasant Hill, left today r.r Mon mouth, where they will reside for a time. Hon W R King, who ran for govern or on the Union ticket, lust June, punned through E.igene Tuesday night on his way to Ban Francisco, where ho appears in a case in the U 8 court. Rev J E Snydtr has been elected by the Portland presbytery presbyterial aud Bunday Bchool evangelist for that district. He was at one lime puslor of t!te U H Church of this city. is left of it being part of the contents and the trucks. The old man broke a thnmh in the lump, while the boy es caped without a scratch." Mr W U XasU's foucert. ... ..-.i nl.jnrlhprn ntBV OUlUlU TBSeiYCU seats at Schwarzschild's on Saturday rii'lnlmr 15. Others may obtain them after Mon- .Inw I1e.tn!ipr 17 "The concerts iu C minor by Deetlio uo with Miss Benetta DorrlB at the second piano brought out the classical chiTucleristics of the greatest oi cmsoi- t r-niiitvisers in a manner which was a revelation to the audience, and wus received in a must appreciative man ner " Kmzeue Register, "The Philharmonic; concert wus the musical event of the week and Mr f)ni,,i,l f. Hiddens plajiug, the most delii-htltil feature." Pacific Empire. Boston Public Bupper. The first public supper of the season will be served at the Bouboniere t rl- dayeveniDg by lite Y P S C E of the Congregational church. The follow ing Is the menu: Scalloped uysieis Baked Btans Brown Breud H"t Rolls Pickles Bmir or Sweet Gingerbread Cabbage Salad Pie Pie Pio Mince Pie rumpKiu rte Cheese Doughnuts Tea Coffee Bupper 25 els Notice to The Public. Au Allldavit. This is to certify that on Slav 111 UMilL-n,l In M..ll..l,l ,1 ' '""gBioreonittj Chamberlain's I'aii, Balm j,, nmiory riietllliausm which hail cm pled me up. Alter using three lam completely cured. I mi ,i fully recommend it. Charles H U , ,,u""u,ji J- Sworn h"i subscribed to before August 10. 18111. -Walter Shim, J P. Kor s-ale ut 50 cents ptrbottkh Ostium & DeLiiiiii. 1 Letter List Eugene, Or, Oct, 13, 1803. Ezra Green Rev C Hertting Mrs Iiovlg KaufI Albert Penny Elmore Beeley Miss V Wollcutt llarrv Webber Mike Ulniisi. A rhnreo ot ono cent will bo mado im nil lelluru Kiveii V M ..in. I'l-mnns calling loi uiuui'b ivlll iilt-iiaostKltt wlion KUverlneu. 1 n I'. Mut:ouNAK FOR- $2.50 You can buv a pair of Wonion s Al Shoos for winter wear. I ti.1T ro umlo v HEAVY EXTEHSICN SOLES And are esM-oinlly gixid for wet weather. They keep the fret dry. See them at MANS SHOE STORE tea cotrire soda baking powder flavoring extract and splec is bad. Schifing's Best likes pure .food laws. va Tor tali by J. U. Oiua ft Sen. WhkatTouav. Wheat scored an udvAueoof two cents a bushel today, the Eugene Mill Elevator Co aylng 60 cents a bushel, net. Yesterday It wus -IS cents; wllh sacks and storage this Is equal to 55 cents. ARRIVED AT LAST Our itovk o( niiniul Uys clothing bought ihr.iiijjU iho 0h ihiyor All Hnk U ir yon loCi'.l Mlln tcollictif tuli'ti ami MUtttr. Von M III ihit It will imy you. AX BILLY Department Store, I Wantkd f 100 toJtiOO, six months, Interest 10 per cent. Inquire at the GUAim olllce. Gnu. Wantkd. For general House work, Inquire ut this olllce. Wantkd. A girl lo do general house-work, apply at S H Friendly's. 00th Birthday. A number of the mciulicrs of the Elrst Presbyterian church, lust eveuing repaired to the Itsudence of W !' Martin, on Twelllh and High streets, and presented Waldo Bkiuner with a handsome rocking cltuir, it being ills ninetieth birthday. The old gentleman was taken by sur prise completely. He has been a con sIMcm member of the Presbyterian church fur over SO years. He Is yet active and is down town dally. Waiuo A:i experienced girl to do general housework. Enquire of Mrs E R Sklpworth, west Olh street. Pik Good old puukln pie ut Harvest Home Bupper, Friday night In Young block next door to I O O F Temple. Notice. A call has been mudo on the Red Cross society of Lune county for dried fruit lo send lo our boys ut Manila. All persons having any that they are willing to donate, please leave ut ler- ringlon's Ninth St. Drug Biore on or before Oct 11th. Mits A Ykrhinuton, President. For sale. l!)o acres of land; 50 acres iu cullivu lion; ull under fence. Gootl house und burn und otlier improvements. Wa gou and team, two cows and calves, plow und harrow; all fur Ifl.iiOO. A great burgain for some one. One mile from good tchonl. Jamks Ai.i.kn, Wulterville, Oregon Satisfactory Schillings Kikirftr Dnw.lrT ftavuruiK extracts ami soiccs Best. For salt by Gray & Sen. Arriving Dailv... The Lu lies Circle of the G A R No 4. will give a cutupilre ut Mount s nan, Ninth street. Saturduy evening, Out. 15, 1 SOS. Don't fail to come uud huye a good laugh. A line program music tecitatlons, orations, etc. Prof Chaa E Mooers, the accom plished veiitriloqupt and performer will be pteseut. Don't fail to come and get a dollar's worth of fun for 15 cents at the door. Supper included. M its E E Hutch kh, President L C ol d A U lltieklen's Arnica Mtlve. the ltst salve in the worltl for cul3 bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever totes, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions, trad positively cures pile?, or no pay re quired It is guaranteed to give per fect satisfaction nr money refunded One of the linesi una oest equipped ruilroinls is the Chicago, Milwuukee & St Paul. On our recent trip through South Dakota, Iowu, Minnesota and Illinois we tried this railroad and know whereof we speak. The road is splendidly equipped w ith fust trains, lie couches lire all furnished with the at est improvement und it Is a pleus- ureiorlde with these people. I'hey employ none but sober, industrious men who constantly look ufter the comfort and safety of the traveling public. Anyone traveling in tho above or adjoining states should take the Milwaukee road by a'.l means if it is convenient to do so. If you wish in formation cot renting this excellent aud popular road, ask any ticket agent or write to C J Eddy, Geneial Agent at Portland, Or and he will gladly give It. Genesse, Idaho News. Fakksto Portland. Regular fare t'iPortlaud $4 00; round trip, good for 30 days with stops over privilege, JS.35 on tVednesdays, good for 4 days with two admissions to Exposition, $7.15; Saturdays, tickets good until Monday night 5.95. Harvest Home Bupper Friday night at linubnniiiere 0 Pectoral t!;o host remedy that 1 know of for NEW DRESS GOODS NEW JACKETS NEW CAPES NEW SILK UNDERSKIRTS NEW TRIMMINGS licv. j. k. niAst; outh Hampton, N. H. I1AI I UOTTI.KS, soc. t i r nt r rm m Everything Call anil see; them. S. NEW to be had H. Friendly Itlictiiual-ou CarsJ. My wire has need CliamUilu' Puin Kalni for rlieumutii-m with (is relief, and I can recommend It in splendid liniment fur rheumatUmul other liou.-ehoid u?e fnr which tteta found it valuable.-J W Cktlek, Bm Creek, NY. . Mr Cuy lor Is one of the Iftdingot cliuntaof this village aud oue of lb most prominent men In thi vitiiii) W G Piiiitin, Editor Red Clot Herald. Kor sale by Osburn 4 Delu druggists. Attention, ,1 W (ieary I'ostNoi.till Friday evening, October 14th lie regular s'uled mt-ellr. g. We lit 0 pecting a delegation Irotu Collie Uro'e Post on Hint uiglit oiiiiiifDitis business. Pleave turn out mill- hear whilllrj have to suy. Visiting comrade! ii ctimo. E Y CJIAi'MAS, l'oit (.'uramtiik For B.ile ut ii BarifAin. A fine farm with outiange, 3) we.-tof EtiseiiejO milt fii-ttt Etit ICOacies ill cultivation, Imlauit r ly all pasture. New rcfidence ami Irarn urf n.,i i..,ii.it.,u All fi-iicul. 2 ft" lfooiI orchard. Cloud K-irtlen. Splendid otttraiige, aliunst it ed.open hills. Small spring mui, lv lutiiui. Si.letidid '. W terms. Address J M fcTEPIiP'. or ClUAKl), Kutetie. Elm1' KiMtiilMiiii luriietilii"' Trv the celebrated McKeJ: Balsam turpentine. DouMe 1 Clear as crystal. Far stipetwr commercial article made frou ' medicinal and otlier purr kins & LitintinEugeDe CASTORI For Infants and CbiUrtt The Kind You Have AW W YOU FOOL Y jurfilf l:eii jon fail to buy your I"y"L A OVFRTOM-Vll ror ins siock is ine largest und nio'-t conipiete - - pticis low us the lowest. :i tloors west of I WALLPAf1 Port General Electric t Seventh and Alder Sts- Portland; Oregon. Carry the Largest Stock of ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES EOn the Pacific Coast Motors, Dynamos, Electric Fein Estimates furnished on all Kinds of Electric Works.