Daily Eugene guard., October 21, 1898, Image 1

Growled....
50 Gents
ft month.
Willi work is tho (jitakh
j0 .leiiiii tmoiit. Tliu
work is '"-aat and prices
are right-
EUGENE, OREGON. Fill DAY EVENING. OCT013EU 21, 1S9S
NO J 03
DAILY
EUGENE
GrUABD.
BY EXPRESS THIS
MORNING
" 4'
Look Here.,..
Bed Room Sets $10 00
Woven Wire Mattress ... 1 25
Oak Center Tables 1 75
Extension Tables 3 75
Foot Stools 1 50
Bamboo Tables 1 75
Bed Steads 1 50
Iron Beds, $5 50 Lounges. $5 50
All for Cash at nfly & HENDERSON'S
Don't Forget
J o
Will take your measure and have
made to order suits from 13 to
$38. Pants from $4 to $11.
Over' 1000 samples to choose
from. Fit guaranteed or no sale.
See samples at Starr
A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED
"Willsie". Cameras
Received. We recommend them.
i Studio
JHOTO CaUANY.
SSuperiop Fotografs.
The Best...
LIVER MEDICINE
...On Earth
Am! a Perfect
Substitute lor Pills.
eiNJTON'S PLEASANT LIQUID PHYSIC
a nui Knjie, is Dener, cneaper, easier w
S?ritS raoroeHlnemtlMra pills, ('urns (.'ON-
SeaOSe8."iC4?IltH. SnrlBfiicHnn nr ,,tnlifv Vi.urk
WK MEAN BL'SlNEBd.
KERIKGTCK'S Slh Street DRUG STORE
EUGENE, OREGON.
Do You Smoke
THE
1 QCENTS
THE BEST SMOKE ;iN THE .CITY
Tr) it once jou will smoke it always.
For Health
m Plea5jre
Drink only the
purest beer
brewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by
Hry Ueirr?ard
Wm. flayer Pgt. tgeije
7fr
.NEW
Capes
Jackets
Umbrellas
Collarettes
owe
& Aya-
-i '
... -Of, ; i ini '.. -h-tV-fiJ
GROu,,. W:.-MJ ..P
Chase $ $3HWr;i, l iipcrtcrs, Boston
Sold by GRAY & SON
Grape Nuts....
THE NEW MUSH.
Germea,
Wheatine,
.Hominy,
I Rolled Oats, tic.
Tho Best aud Freshest in the Market, at
0E0 T HALL & SON
The Best-
Typewriters,
Papers.
Ribbons,
Carbons & Oil
At Lowell Prices at
E.Schwarzs child's Bonk Store
Art in Photography
'VjltU B E N E.OK.
Willamette Street.
: - ARIEL MAI E QUARTET
t. II M ALI-TK8,
, M. IrLfcN.
rru,.....1uh,M,.Bn fooI
DEAD.
Charles Maneely, fireman, married.
Paul Luitlile, fireman, unmarried, j
Harry Wood, married. I
William Wood, foreman boiler klmn i
married.
James liyau, married. j
A xel Johnson, mariied. j
Albert B uehl, unmarried. I
The bursting of one or mole steam!
nines in uie rorwaid boiler of tho tor- I
Iilo boat Davia while on her ollk'iiil '
trial trip yesterday fatally Fcaldtd '
seven uremeu.
Th? accident occurred at 11 .40 a m,
while the boat was westward bound,
olf Tenas Illihee, neur Cathlaiuel,
Wadi. She had run one of the re
quir. d two hours at full speed, and
was making about 23.! knots per hour,
uuder a steam pressuie of 250 pounds.
Until a careful examination of the
boilers Is made the preei.-.e nalure of
the accident cannot be learned, but
enough Is known to show that It wu
one of those mishaps which 1:0 man
can ioret.ee, ana l.ir w hie i uo one can
be justly blamed.
Largo l utile Bale,
r W A Lane and family, of Harris-
burg, who have been spending some
lime at Silver Lake, re-urued home
last Friday.
Mr Lane und his brother, Andrew
Line, who died about two years ago,
were partners in the Btnck business.
and the trip was nnde for tho purpose
ol settling up the estate, mi head of
stock cattle were sold at $20 each, and
200 head of beef cattle were sold to an
Eastern buyer nt a good figure. Mr
Lane brought 30 head of young heifers
across tho mountains wllh which ho
will stock one of his (arms In Llnu
county.
Mr Lane reports 11 miles of bhow on
the mountain of a depth of 12 inches
A New Industry.
Albany Herald: Mr A Drowuell
today shipped to Fresno, Calif, twenty
one bales of moss, gathered anuud
Gates, to a big nursery there to be used
in shipping fiuit trees. On account of
its moist holding qualities it Is tho best
thing in the world for this puipose.
Tiie bales weigh from 150 to 175 pounds.
Minnesota Hotel.
The Minnesota hotel of this oily has
been leased by A L Moulgomerr, late
of Mohawk, who took possession of the
same tnls week. Mr Montgomery has
entirely renovated the hotel, and made
sweeping changes lu the conduct of
llie business which will prove ot ad
vantage to the public. The table and
rooms will receive careful attention
and under the new management the
hotel bids Tair to become a popular
hostelry. A few stables for farmer
customers is one of the advautuges of
fered. Board at reasonable rates by
day or week. The public la cordially
invited to extend uieir paironogo.
For Sale at a liarg.'.iu.
A line farm with outrange, 20 miles
west of Eugene; 6 miles from Elmlra
ICO acies in cultivation, balance near
ly all pasture.
New residence and barn and usual
outbuildings. All fenced. 2 acres
;rood orchard. Good garden.
Splendid outrange, almost uuiimlt
ed.open hills. Small spring branch
runs by house. Splendid water. Easy
terms. Address
J M Stephens,
or Guard, Eugene. Elmlra, Or.
Homestead for hale Cheap.
Or will trai.'e for a good team of
horses, harness and wagon; plenty ol
good waler aud timber; In a good
ueignoornoou; jiaiuy i!i,n ci , -
quire at thlsollice.
To Owners of Timber hand.
Any one owning a tin.b-r claim in
the Cascade Itesere, can li:.d a buyer
for same at a fair price by addressing
'C. It. T," care Hodman House, Eu
qeue, Oregon.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO.
EMBALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
j REFUSED TO SIGN
!
.Governor Lord Files the Ajiji!Cnii
: lion Bill.
M W A L U .
Siil to the Gimr.1.
Salkm, Or, October 21 Governor
Lord (lied the appropriation bill this
alieruoon without his signature aud
now it is a law.
Money lu payment of State war
rants can be obtained Monday,
UKCUT COl'KT
The follow ing caw's were dispused of
tcday:
3 Frank Brothers Company vs C
Delaney aud J W Aeheson; to recover
monev Continued
SOW Html vs Hobert Thomas
Cooper; to recover money Continued
10 James H Clark receiver vs Jnsenh
Slernbergj to recover money DIs-
misseu
11 James IT Clark receiver v. Win
Lee; to recover money Dismissed
14 is, K Hei.ccrson administrator vs
Elizabeth Beaston et a!; to recover
money Continued
2T A Hacheney vs 0 F Zilkey and
wife; to recover money Continued
2S A Hacheney vs II J Zilkey and
wife; to recover money Continued
40 CFGill vs Kd Filzpatrlck alias
Ed Fitzueraid: to recover monev fo-
tion to strike out complaint Tiled.
Amended complaint died
Additional Cute.
The following additional circuit
court cases have been placed on docket:
103 State of Oregon vs E A Mc
Aliter; practicing medicine without a
license.
1('4 Btate of Oregon vs Frank
Hughes; assault with a dangerous
weauon,
105 Btate of Oregon vs Lynu Alex
ander; larceny.
Tho Surprise of All.
Mr James Jones oflhe drug firm of
Jones & hon, cowclen, 111, In speaking
of l)r King's New Discovery, says that
last winter his wltu was attacked with
la grippe, and her case grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and rana
could do nothing for her. It seemed
lo develop into nasty I onsuinptlon.
llav'ug Dr King's New Discovery lu
store and selling lots of it, he took a
bottle Home, and lo tho surprise ol all
she began to get belter from first dose,
and half do.en dollar bottles cured her
sound and well. Dr King's New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs aud
colds is guaranteed to do this good
worn. Try It. l-reo trial bottles at
Wilkius& Linn's drug store.
I)cnl Market.
Oct 21, 1898.
V bent 51c.
Oats 2So
Hops 12 to 15c.
liutter 30 lo 60c per roil.
Eggs 18c
Potatoes 25o.
Po ultry 2 50 to $3 60 per dozen
Dried prunes 3 to4Jo
Apples 40 cents per bushel.
Sotlce,.
Notice is hereby given that tho Lane
county board of equalization will meet
on Monday, November 21, 1898, for
the purpnse of equalizing tho assess,
ment rolls. All persons having grlev.
a-ices or other matters to bring before
the board are notified to appear at the
afon sdd lime.
D P Burton, Assessor.
Comino Hekk. Hherill Withers
this alternoon received a letter from C
E Linn, a brother of the murdered
man John Linn, saying he would ar
rive here Monday or Tuesday; Mr
Lint, tesldes in Central City, Nebraska
and is deputy clerk of that county.
A San Francisco letter from an Al
bany lady w ho witnessed the sailing of
the steamship Senator, Oct 17, says:
"It made mo sick to see our boys put
down In a dark hole In the steamer. It
is a sweat box. Jim Blackburn was
wild when he saw that he had to go to,
But they will make the best of It, and
they are better prepared than the other
Oregon boys were. Besides they don't
have to light.
I'.ob Hinnman, who was sent (o the
penitentiary from Douglas county Is
s ,id to be in an advanced stage or con
sumption, and prnbaljly will not live
lonir. He is the man who held a
whole posse al bay in Medford, in
broad day light, while escaping
through the coumy. An ellort is be
ing made to have him pardoned.
Lieut Geary.of the Nineteenth lingu
lar Infantry, lias been promoted to
cap'ain to date from July 1, last. He
U at Porto Itico. His many friends in
Oregon will be glad to learn of his promotion.
MELANGE OF DAWSON HKWSj
The Whole loiinliy Staked 0
IfOTisioiu, Isupplics, acd LlH:
k'r CheaperAlso Whisky.
I'l.KSTI OF IIIIIMI ItlUA T.
"There have been a rood many rich
liuds In and about Dawson" sava Jo
seph Clarke, iu an interview with a
Skagway, Alaskau reporter. "There
are several rich claims on French Hill.
One old mau, about 70 yuira old, went
down 6t) feel on Fiench Hill before he
got anything, aud then hd was ottered
fSOOO for his claim, which lie declined.
He is now amo ig the tew nf tho wealthy
men uf tho district. One cannot
tell where the rich claims are for there
has been a good deal of salting, but
there is no denying tho fact that there
are some very rich properties. Every
thing around Dawson for miles and
miles has been staked out, aud there
are lu consequence hundreds of claim
that are uot worth anything. I bolieve
that a good mauy strikes will be mado
however, during the wlutar by tender
feet. A irood mauy fellows are In there
withoutllts and no money. It has
been the system with men holding
these wild-cat claims to piopose to a
tendei foot that the latter, having an
outllt, remain on the claim and pros
pect It, tho tenderfoot gelling a half
interest in the property for his work.
It may turn out in this way Unit a
good many of the claims may prove to
be gold-bearing lo the extent of being
rich. It Is a very oxpenslve country to
mine, and the ground has to bo very
rich to pay to work It. If any of these
wild-cat claims turn out well as a re
sult of this winter's work, It will be
the making of Dawson for another
seasou. Outside of this manner of
prospecting there will be very little
active mining this winter. Labor Is
again cheap lu there, and men are be
ing employed on claims for $100 per
month and board.
"If a man owns a building that coat
him $30,nC3, that will bo Included in
his etitimutu of Ids wealth, although
that same house can be duplicated
next spring for a muoh less sum. All
prices aru getting cheaper ut Dawson.
Food stud's are cheaper; whisky I-
oheaper. There Is enough whisky
and food at Dawson to run that town
and the people in there for two years.
Healy has reducsd the price of whisky
per drink from 50 cents lo 25 cents.
Lumber that this year sold for ( 200 per
thousand, will sell In tho spring lor fit)
or $50, aud tho houses that will be
built w ill be built of lumber and not
logs. There are several mills in there
and they will turn out lumber pretty
fi .
'Turkeys and chickens are oheapor
tliau meat now. There aro hundreds
and thousands of those fowls iu there.
There is at Dawson 403 head of hogs,
1000 sheep, and there Is distributed be
tween Fort Helkirk, Kink rap.ids and
Dawson over 2000 head of cattlo. There
are at Dawson four undertakers, and
they are doing a Innd-olllcu business.
I would not care to estimate the num
ber of saloons, but I never saw so many
before, and I never saw so mauy wo
men saloonkeepers. Assoou as the
freeze-up sets In there will bo about
60C0 men come out over the Ice, and
tho mostol them will be broke."
Free Pills.
Sell your address to H EBueklendt
Co, cincugo, and get a tree sample box
of Dr King's New Life Pills. A trial
will convince you of their merits.
These pills are eusy in action and are
particularly etlectivo In tho euro of
consllpallou and sick headache, for
mulanu and liver troubles they navu
been proved invaluable. They aro
guaranteed lo be perleclly free from
every deleterious suimlunce aud lo ue
purely vegetable. They do uot weaken
by their uetlou, but by giving tone to
slomuch and bowels greatly invlgor
ute the system. Itegular size 25 cents
per box. Sold by Wlikius & I, inn,
druggists.
A pool ot 200,000 pounds of dried
pi tines was sold at Albany Thursday
Oct 20 to Lang & Co, of Portland, at 3
and 'i', cents. The lot will make seven
carloads.
U.S. CONSUL
I h;i'l un attiu-k of K'-rcma. and nrlw
!n f n(iii of zuh" 'nut n.i'iit. 'I hi) llrt
)'(.: ;-.( :rt t fi.ii-r''l th )..-h. to ln-ll-lif
v.!., !i ni-ti.t'l m .em hat lit. 'I h (IrufKint
hvl u-i a r ti;i i'l (:, To ;iinl I w;m (MiMtiu.il.
A )" .'I i-ln'i'-iiin iiiil nut help matter, ami
f-vf r iliui eiilwr ftlel t hHi, or imtiln it
wtr-cr. 1 W3 UTotnhijT 'le-p'-rale, im 1
tt.-Hi'.'i.t of '( ii' jm Ur.n.ur, ami in-i-.v.
U 1 my a f.iot I'-r a . al, of i ri'TttA
f ;i:il a l"t nf l l n t HA rolntliieiiL).
'im; ft' t uj-j-' nli'ju nit erd me ami iu iUrte
I I I.
ul V. HYATT, Cult'd W'tt't C.,nu1.
I i- r.. miao (i Cuha.
CURED OF
ECZES1A
We have a nice assortment of
Ladies Wrappers Come, and
see them. They are in Flan
nellettes, Vicugna Cloths,
Chinchilla.
J. V. Kauffman.
To-NlGHT.
Reginald L. Hidden,-
VIOLIN VIRTUOSO.
Congregational Church
At S:1G
TICKETS, 50 Cts.
Reserved without extra charge at Scliwaizschild's before 7 o'clock.
DIHASTKOL'S TYPHOON IM JAPAN.
Towns Destroyed mid Hundreds of
Lives Lost Shlpplug Sullen.
Vancouvkk, Oct. 20. Disastrous
typhoons, sandstorms and Hoods liavo
caused feurtul loss ol life and properly
iu the Orient. In tho district watered
by the river Feng, In Japan, huudreda
of villages liavo been swept away and
2000 people drowned. Another report
siiya 2"0 towns aro under water. Thou
sands ot refugees aru flocking to tho
cities. The Islikarlu river ulso over
llowed, drowning over 1000 peoplo,
I n a tjrrlble typhoon oil' Formosa,
hundreds of lives wero lost.
Among tho ships lost was the Amer
can bark Comet, The crew was saved.
Homeward-bound passengers say
they passed numerous abandoned vea-.
aelii. The loss of life must have toon
enormous.
Dkah JOuiToit: If you know of a
solicitor or canvasser iu your city or
elsewhere, especially u man who lias
solicited for subscriptions, Insurance,
nursery stock, books or tailoring, or a
man who call sell goods, you will con
fern favor by telling him lo correspond
with us; or if you will Insert tills no
tice In your paper and such parties
will cut this notice out and mail to us,
we may be able to furnish them a good
position lu their own aud aojoiiiing
counties. Address
American Wooi.KN Mn.tJi Co, Chi
cago. For everybody: Schil
ling's Best
tva b;iVlnjr powder
coffee flavoiuiK extracts
odd mitl apices
because they are good and
go far.
6a
For Ml. by
Gray It Sa.
Rilm.'Uto Your llmvrl Willi Cuftrr.rntl.
dimly Cntlinri Ic, cut" cnnnHnntlcm forever.
10o.3o. KC'.C-O fttil.ilr'iuKlMsrelu.jjniO'iuy.
THE BI& STORE
o
Ull AIM IS
Iho best vaUus we or anyone else can for
their money. ONB TIUCE to all, and
your money back if goods aro not satisfactory.
1 n ''"V 'lotjM) wi'HIi plalI nnil i r.n
HiiM'k. PunifUiliiK nent, new nl ,JKj
ROM. A clioico ul DttUcnin and
Of. , Ituykntl wool, pUlii iii'I futiPk'B. or.,,
A koimI ltii of vn)urn ami puitunm. 'ss
Oouil weight anil wlillh,
1 A Full Line of Braids.
".,, Hny ruin of Urn pn'tt'i'st lilnrlc
HroefiiU viT shown tit the city
j lot On: wl'lth ntul weight.
l
! A new Line of Fancy SHks.
1 Huyi an all-'
llie),e- Wl'le
wool AnnniN-t rioth !) w,
In all thei'ulor. AU
k fi no Hue o( fuueien.
Braid and Bead Fronts-
A Hue of Nmall 'tre Rtteriin. no 'I
alike, new nylcn and clye pricva.
PfPnnrP or taes0 co nights bv visiting our
n WjJcU C Blanket Department. Wo will do tho rest
POUTBALL I'llAt lTCE.
Iho Varsity Meu Doing Faithful
Work Uuder Couch Hinipiou.
The football work at tho U of O. ia
going on in earnest these days. Coach
Sinipsou is working hard with the
varsity eleveu and also devotiug cou
siderabluattontlon to the second team
ii.
The players turn nut at about 4
o'clock, and after a few momenta of
kicking aud skirmishing, both teams
line up for sigual practice. Aftor that
the second team lines against the var
sity, ami regular praotice lasts about
thirty minutes. Tho day's work ends
with a brisk run of about half a mile
on tho track,
Those who aro turning out for prac
tice are: Smith, Wilson.JAngoll, Hid
ings, Carrloo, Jakoway, Goodrloh,
ZelElur, Koad, Starr, Templetou, Bish
op, McClnunhaii, Campbell, Young,
Kunoy, Bradley, Gilbert, Ford, Gar
rlguos, Bllyeu, Dlllard, MoArthur,
Moist, Whipple, Bonders and Tatom.
The intercollegiate schedule will he
announced in a few days.
Karl K Kunoy, tho crack distance
runner, was yesterday elected captain
of the second cloven.
Goats For Bale.
I have a few choice two year old
Angora iillly's for sale at my place one
mile south of Monroe.
Geo A IIouck.
Wanted.
POTATOES and
. APPLES.
CASH Oil TRADE.
J- O. Rhinehart
TO GIVE EVERYONE
ijf. I'M (,pts all-wool aack mlt Jfi (f
.JMI.UV ,.hi).k piUuril) neat nna
urvlcni'le.
Shirts and Ties in profusion.
y fid it;tMi1lflof tho bt!Nt Tallies $1Q ff
.O.OU nf Uiflwaaon. A neat, ilark O.UV
:h i-k, A good wolnltt. All
wool.
All kinds of Underwear from
25c up.
n fin nobby iilnUl iquare tftn DO
$O.VJJ cut Hiirlt. They aro ail tho V'OV
r in tho cm ex now. Jut
lu toil nr.
See our $10.00 Overcoat.
rntiiKl aii'l muaro nacki and
black worteil fto-jK-tlu beat
thing ihuwu yvt,
Also Mackintoshes.
fc 1 ") (tl akca tho cho1fof kwrMIOflf
1--WIiib of Frm-k.i, round andV1'-.1
mpiarir Shi k, plain and fin
ciea, W or ted aud Clmviotc.
Pants that Fit and Wear
F. E. DUNN