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Newspaper Page TextA. ) I Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Safeguards the food against alum. Alum baking powders are the greatest mcnacera to health of the present day. IIOVAL DAKINQ POWOtft CO. t HEW VOI1M. MONDAY, NOV KM BE R 21 Tv a JA'JXSON SPRE Sc Cigar A T "Julius Bofdsmith's All Popular Brands Of Clears for sale. Hn vi'es. Ovorton'a wall paper sale. Ouly two days until Thauksgl inp. T.nrie Eastern oysters ut the Ban quet. . Delicious uew cream candy f t the Baiuiiiet. Turkish NoUKate, a roost delicious cuudy, ttt the Banquet. Fresh CrispetteB at the Bunriuel A tootliaiime duiutv. A few flukes ofj anow fell Biinduy hut melted aa they struck tlio ground. 0 I) Combs at P O Grocery will mi'licate any prieeH made by any fliiwr lu Lane count Parties who understand tanning slims with hair mi, will please address J H taoulelth, Box a70, Kugene, Or. The ladles of the Christian chnrch will hold their Annual Kalr the loth or December. Look out for fun her um ouneouieuts. This Is the time of the year w hen the average mau and woman begins to look over the papers to ascertain where they can obtain Christmas presents at bargain. Bunday's Albany Herald: "Attor ney J 11 VVyatt goes to i-uruuuu who morulng aud will return to Baieru on Monday to present tlie MoQrath onso to the supreme court." The Kimball piano has a wonder fully sweet and sympathetic tone that harmonizes with the voice and I con sider It a perfeot plauo In every respeot. ROSS COUKSEN ItEKD. Silver Lake correspondence Lake view Kjglster, Nov 37: "Mr C L Williams accompanied his brother, H L Williams to the Willamette valley last week and will spend the long win ter where flowers bloom all the yoar." The Williams brothers are foimer rei Idents of Lost Valley precinct One of the finest; ana nest equipped railroads Is the Ohioago, Milwaukee & Ht Poul. Ou our recent trip through South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota aud llllnolB we tried tills railroad and bnnar whereof we sneak. The road Is eulendldly equipped with fast trains, the coaches are all furnished with the Intent Improvements aud It Is a pleas uro to ride with these people. They employ none but Btibcr, Industrious men who constantly look after the comfort ad safety of the traveling public Anyono traveling In the above or adjoining states should take i ho Milwaukee road by all means if It Is convenient to do bo. If you wIbIi In formation concerning this excellent mid popular road, ask any ticket agent or write to 0 J iiddy, Ueneia) Agent t Portland, Or and he will gladly Jgve It Genesee, Idaho Cows. l'KHSO.N'AL MKNUON. Cliax (iiHid.il j cone up from riilt m stenlay. ljr W Kuykeudull made Junction a visit today. Postmaster Honey ol Uiwhen vm In Kugene today. Walter Hhelley Is now clerk at the Hotel (Eugene. i)r nod Mrs C W iiown went to t'nrvallls today. Secretary Kiucald returned to Sa lem this morning. Hev T B Ford arrived home today from points north. Chas Live ley, the Salem hop buyer, was here yesterday. We orj Informed (hat Hon A O Hovey Is not eo well. L A l'arka of Pleasant Hill was do ing business In Eugene today. Hon D G Palm, the Lorane mer chant spent Sunday In Eugene. Dr W W Oglenby of Junction, was an arrival on today's 2:10 local. K H Ingham ard wile went to Port- laud yesterday to spend a week. Mrs L D Henderson, the lady shoe drummer of Chicago Is In Eugene. Rev L Pryzbylskl went to Cottage Orovo this afternoon on dutbs coneoted with his church. H H Gllfrey left for Washington D 0 on Saturday night's southbound 8 P R R overland train. Clair Willoughhy went to Portland today, where he will take an examin ation before the state dental board. Chas E Moores. Register of the United States land office at Oregon Cltv. Is in Eugene on some business matters. Mrs E B Handsaker an old 8 P R R agent now stationed at Wolf Creek, Josephine county. Is vl-l'ing his parents in this city, Dihii. At Lava, ('look coumy, N'nv 14. lS'JS, after uu Illne-J of several we.-ka from enlargement of the heirt, C li Allen, nnil i .ems. He ciinie to Lane county iu 1M1 a d resided here limit 1ST) when he removed to Crook county, rieuaa the fillier of two children, one of whom a daughter, died at L'ivain I8W. Tho other, .Mrs C B Allen, at whose residence the old gen tleman died. His mother u resident of Lane county, is still living, though well advanced In years. She U well known ns Grandma Nellie Allen. His remains were buried ut Lava by the side of his daughter's grave. Eastern Kootbaw.. Fred Herbold sends copies of Purdue, Iudiaua, pa pers of Nov 13, having accounts or ine football game between I'unlue uni versity and tho University of Indiana, the former team, of which Herbold Is member, winning by a score of 14 to We make extracts: "Here f uruue began splendid work, Herbold, John- ou, Webber, Du Shane and Rub, were especially prominent In good plajs." ud: "In the kick on that followed Byers got the ball, and finely guarded bv He" bold, made a famous dash for 55 yards, the star play of the game. Administrators aitointkd. Ernestine aud Herman Miller have been appointed adminlslrators of the es:ate of Wm Miller, deceased. Proba ble value of estate, $4,000. Bonds 8, 000;. sureties, E V Miller and 8 H Friendly. Appraisers appoiuted: TG Hendricks, V L Chambers aud J G Grav. The anmaisineut tiled shows property to the value of $3,07o. "Kid Business. Roseburg Review: The Umpqua valley has produced its usual large lot of turkeys. E G Young & Co's Thanksgiving shipment will be 40.COO pounds, and that of W "H Joy, 16,000 pounds. All will go to the Han Francisco market,, and G J Stearns W H Joy will accompany their respec tive shipments to that city." worm elKllleiU wl Olltf " lew cam "on Um senile aller my vAam l; Sriras, This 1 am sure two '";, bad he. h rur the rst tliree year, lamMH ...I. inn i;il.Jirt'lH. UIIU I.".-' - HOtiCt A Common Buperstillou. Many people believe that the break ing of a looking gluss Is a certain elgn of death. The newspapers report that a mother recently became Insane after tlronnlnir a mirror because she feared that some of her loved ones would soon die. There are other signs much more dauirerous than this. The most common is a disordered stomach, wlilnli nniiHes nervousness, dysnensia. ludliresllon and coustlpatiou. These sviiiiitoms tell the sull'eror that 111 diivswlllbe shortened unless he sets thinus riirht in his digestive organs, For this purpose ihere is nothlug so crtaln to cure as Hostetter'e Stmacli Hitters. It regulates the bowels steadies the nerves and whets up the appetite. It Is the standard remedy There Is no substitute for It. It is hard to tell the facts about Schilling's Best An Amnnvii. This is to 1 3rllfy that on May 11th walked to Melick's drug store on a pal of orutohes and bought t bottle Chamborlaln'a Pulu Balm .or Infiam matory rheumatism which had crip pled me up. Altor using three bottles I am completely ourod. 1 can cheer fully recommend It. Charles H Wet zel. Sunburv. Pa. Sworn ".! subscribed to before me on August 10, 18114. Waller Shipmau P. For sale at W cents rer utile i Ostium A DeLaiin. ON EVKHY llOTl'LE OIMlilluli'sConnimptlnn Cure it tliUguar anteo: "All WB ask of you ia to mo two- thlnU of the contcn'i of this bottlo faitliful.y. Iht-u if you can y yim ar not bonelittml ro turn Ilia bottle to your i!niiit ami lie may refun.l the price paid." Price MV eta, M el ami l.tl. For aalo at Wilkiua aud l.tun 1 Initrs'i'ta. Ni-Tu-lliiu rut rnty le nninuitetKl tnOacco liabtt euro, mnuos weaU aiuli Mll-oUtf, I'KhmI ourn. bilo.ai All druKiftst'. lew Just Arrived The late-ititlilnusout. AlsoVfuir.llne of nil kiuds.of slippers Just .Jn. See them at Yoran's Slioc Store, ti coffee and a )uklni powder ttiivnruiR extracti and pice because eacn nas us own Tiodness. All money-back, though, 10 Fr sals by Gray li Sta. Uitckltm's Aruicu t-'alve. the L. it Belve lit the world for outs bruises, sores, ulcers, Bait rheum, fever sines, tetter, chapped hands, chill-lain Corns, and all skin eruptions, uul positively cures piles, or no pnv quired It Is guaranteed lo give ier- fecl Mrttlstnclion or money rfiuutieu I OIIIU. lilt) acres of inu; 60 acres In cultiva tion; all nnili" mice. Gooil house an barn and otb iinprovemeiils. W gou and learn 'wo cows. aud oalves, plow and hw, nil for ?l,ii00. great bargain '" nome one. One mile from grnd tclwo . Jamks Ai.i.kn, VHltervllle, Oregon, CASTOR I A For Iufnuts and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature Ready fok Settlkment. The prunes dried at the Eugene cannery baviugbeen sold, Manager wiikhis states that the company Ih now ready to make a settlement with all growers Tbe returns promises to be a fair com pensation for all parties concerned. Icb Iiklivkbv. The Eugene Ice Factory has ceased delivering ice, for the winier season, on Sundays. Orders for that day should bo left on Saturday On other days of the week only two deliveries 8:30 a m and 3:30 p m. WM Mavkk, Manager Fok Bale. A good team of heavy horses, well broke and ferfictly relia ble. Will sell cheap for cash. Inquire of Mrs 8 C Smith, at Matlock lodging house. rjoHEMlA Misis -Cottage Oroya Messenger: F J Jenuingsauu a f expert mining men an i from Idaho and Mnnlaiis, Rletsis i n Ulngham.J F Irvln ami A rie.... nine down Sunday irom iuu.".. the Helena mine and ine llstrict. They expressed tuemstie as well pleased with all the appear uuceiof the mine and district, and thdr belief that in the near luture It iliemia will he a great mining camp. Mr Jennings is lining good work in brinoing in prominent parties io v... tills district and deserves a whole lot of credit for the prominence Houemia is securing as i great mining aisirici. O.M.Y 125 Logs LoT.-J C Goodale was lu Eugene today, tie says m mill started up th-s morning ana m now run sUailily, as be has large orders ahead. He says 'hat only about 125 lops got through the I wm and they will be gotten up and sold to the Har risburg sawmill. He thinks the high water benefitted him in saving him from hanllm? the logs into uia pond over shallow bars along the race-wuy Cost $2,200 In flouring up the cost or the Branton murder case, it is fouud thai Lane county wes put to an ex pense or $2.20(1 iu tunning down aud convicting the murderer of John Linn. This does not Include the reward ot tered for Brautou's capture, $300, as that has not beon paid yet. At the Cannery. The big cau- . .. ..e t nery builuli g preseiue busieBtBcenes to be found iu tue euy. Apples and prunes are being packed, aud apples dried, and a number of cars stand ou the cannery switch ready to be loaded. A night force is em- moved making a continuous 24-hour run. Ciitcmv Court Case. John M Williams has sued W 11 auu r i Kunoll in the Lnue county circuit court. Judgmeut is oaKed lor joj.jj. iflll jviaoaf aetupeps. . . . ' u geo. W. Bowles, Ualrd, Mass. tfj&tk CANDY $ 0!J$ TOE MASK BIOHTtMD gd Plea-.mt. PalaiaLk;. l'oou T."'e1,:: aS.- ux CORE CONSTIPATION. ... SC.'.li., K...J! i.P7. nUf. ""I.'"'"1- un vrt npfl S.-ltl anrt (ninrnntr-ei! I'T n'1 1' BU- i U"Co h,m lu I'ltK Tobacco llolilt. STREET C -. Not So NcM I .V:l-'i. 1 i : REAL LIFE. - , . n the Story r.:i;:.y stories," ,-fr.t t'.;e honest :r. iV.'.TU blocks ,- .. ,-:iveu in : i s tji: uhetio is tlie v. idow's . vc !;:;."iii who ; wbilo rescuing .nv.rs. 'Is Jimmy ,-s. I luivo como tlicso stories are A Civil Case. James W Hollen- beck has instituted suit lu the county court against W B Hollenbeek. Judg meut Is asked for 2Gi.b0. CLOSEi).-The store of Wit Hollen beek la closed under attachment. We iruBt ho will soon be able to settle and reopen. ' Firemen's s.lectlon. Guardian Ai'I-ointeIj. Delia E Moore has been appoiuted guardian for Willie Whipple, her son, a minor, aired 15, the order having bem beued by Judge Potter Saturday. Til ankscii vino Bai.i. Iuvltations are out for a ThauksgMug ball at Armory Hall, uuder ausplcies or the United ArtiB-itiB. The grand march will begin promptly at 8:3). SfEctAL Meeting. A special meet ing of the Eugene board of lire dele gates will be held at Firemen's hall Siturday evening, Nov 20. W M Stevens, Pres. Thanksgiving Dinner By the ladies of the First Christian church. Notice of further details will be pub lished later, Notice is hereby given that the an nual election of the Euneue Fire De partment will be held ttt Firemtn's hull. Mondav. December 5. 1S9S, for the purpose of electing oue chief en giueer and one assisluut chief engiueer for tho ensuing year W-ii Stevens, President E F D. Dated Eugene, Or, Nov 21, 1S9S. Today's Oregoulun: B P Sladden who Is extensively engaged iu the fruit raising business in Lane county, Is a guest at the Imperial, accompanied by his wife." "I have r said tin.1 e )!y lot new.-! oy v!.o -'... to r. uini tli.s mistake for a bootbhtck '.vl.o : sou, or the lr.vr--:.' gets run over a f.r another bey ' :,:t- all rilit?' I -.i:e.i i. ft,., ..niirln-tlr.i i. ..iv: fr.'ih fvoiii school or refined old m:iHs who live iu a village, ...i f ,,. vi'ud lv men who thought fully stick ino touguo into tho cheek while reading. Yet there are men who .oo.l oiwl hiJiinvn. nf this class tho other clay ivnnt tn tho rescue of a bootblack ,i, ,v,,a twin" to fix his broken box, 'M lad.' said the good man they always call them 'lads' in those stories '.nn are iu trouble. Let me assist y0"Ti,o,, hn knelt on t'-e sidewalk hta -nnrl nlothes. used a half brick for i,o,..mAr riikt'd no some twiuo from his pocket and after 15 minutes' hard work made a cromtaoio joo. juoau wliilo nbont 80 street boys gathorod r-ma finA olinned a Diece of old iron iuto his pocket, the grateful bootblack with a bit of chalk decorated his back with a hideous caricature, his hat was knocked into tho gutter as ho arose, and oue of the boys accused him of stalling a 'dabber.' "The man flushed with natural in dignation, ttifil immediately thero arose a whoop of derision, and as he strode awny ho was guyed by the whole crowd for two blocks. While in this frame of mind it would have done him goodto havo interviewed some of tho ladies who writo tho picturesque talos about tho imaginary street boys." Chicago Times-Herald. ....Ol- Ifil b Have joined together and fonmd combination, l rices lor lS'J'.i range from 25 per cent to 50 po than this year. patterns wijj cent l)igiler ! have a few good patterns of 1898 Wall Papers.... Which we will sell at sligbtly reduced prices to make room lor our new spring stook 0ts- Griffin Hardware Co, OUR GREAT You are saving from 40 to 65 cts on every dollar Bpent. Hoods going fast, L- A- OVERTON. Eighth st, Kugene. ... ..fJOS LOT WALL PAPER SALE IS STILL GOING ON Don't Hiss It. : 3 donrs west of h-- PANBESA'S LETTER. County Coukt Case. H F Main his sued W It Hollenbeek in the county court for the sum of $t!5. Kastkkn Ovstkks. The Chicago Itakery has received a stock of Eastern oysters lu cans. The Only 1'i.aoe To get fresh Olympia oysters lu Kugene is ut the Bumiuet. Fkksh Ktsii. At Hill's maiket on Willamette street, between Ninth and Tenth. Wantkd. A girl to do general house-worn, apply at S H Eriendly's. Tiihkky Dinnkk At Hofliuan House, Thanksgiving Day, 50 cents. 1)0 YOU KNOW ColiHUiuntioa is preventable? Science has provea that, and al o that uerftect is suicidal, Tho worst cold or eou;;h can be cured with Sbilnh ' Coiinh and Conauuiption Cure. Sold on poftttive utiarantee for over tifty J eats. For sale by Wilkius and I.'nn DrtiKiPsts. l'Hol'KHTV 8ot.l).-J II MeCluug has sold to John Whlleaker, lot 1, blook S, Skluuer's donation, b.dng the corner lot of the Minnesota Hotel prop erty, corner of Willamette and Filth streets, for the sum of $1,000. The river has fallen considerably since the heavy rains ceased, and Is now about the 7 foot mark. The Ulooin'ngtoii, 111, Eye Is print ing many Illustrations, showing the resources of Oregon. The pictures are furnished the press by W II Hurl burl, general freight and passenger agent of the Union TacUio railroad. lteruard Erbe, the jeweler who list beeu located In the Chrismaii block, Is packing up prei arutnry to moving to Spokane Wash. Da; & Henderson, llndai'tatars ?nd embalraers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts. Brigadier G-'neral Clreely is at Astoria for the purpose of Investigat ing the project of laying cables to con nect the different fortifications at the of the river, and also to inquire iuto the feasibility of making this point the terminus of the proposed Hawaiian cable. CONSTANTLY BabyBadlyAffiictcdwith Eczema. Medical l reatntont Useless, Cured by Cuticura. My nkvo'g little h.ly boy vm Konmaall ovit his fiitt, tlul ho luvtK'd cotititiuoua watrlilujr, antl ho ht.i.i'!hI tho tionvi ixin- Kt.uuty. Mortiiii;;shi4f.uo, h:tnUiMHl cU'tlu-st would ho Ptaim'tl with lill. tho twxvt (MiiUI Ux'.io him out, hi facn vm bo full of ttrvtf. Shoh.ul iiioiltv.U trw.ttiH'tit, nml trieil evorytlviiK sho lhMnl nf. She coin tut notM atir.i; tho Ci'thtiia l.t'Mt:itio. Tho xorr Ifflhis,nfan4 hftcxis entirt!gcurttt, and now Mrs. U J. IU i T, Now SvMtlaml, X. Y. Urtii-T VTU Tinturtr ri Rtkrt Bipt llntKt, tiM I ."-a or lti. Nth ift ittu- m h"r. f l!.ivnt tr pn'h i'tlia(i ;H Vi Tlrt 11, yuml otauliknt,.) (tii .( tkm arra. rvi ihrvnt w-h-'-I lkTrrn ( rrKf.,,J l'r'4, UuWii. Uow w Can Lnr; Ubj lltuuiw, Cn 17 Founc American Retire J Cans Dry Granulated Sugar qT" qv qT" $1.00 OUR BOYS' IRON WA6QNS Have arrived at last, Itnught through the C 11 U at prices never before heard of Ax Billv. An Account or an Ecyptlan City TUIrtj Centuries Aeo. Probably the oldest letter in the world is tho letter of Paubesa, written 15 centuries before Christ to his friend Ameuemapt, a scribe. Tho manuscript is of perishablo papy rus, and it is amazing that it should bavo survived for moro than 30 cen turies aud still bo legible. It is prosoived in the collection of the British museum. It has been soviaral times translated during the present oen tury. It presents nil interesting pioturo of life iu Egypt in tho timo of Rann?ses IL It is more in thenaturoof a literary production, a poem composed in celo bratiou of tho visit of Pharaoh to the city of Pa-Kameses, than uu ordinary letter of today. Pnnbesa "greets his lord, the scribe Ameuemapt, to whom be lifo, health and strength, "aud then goes ou to do scribe tho verdant llelds, tho thrashing floors, tbe vineyards, tho groveti of olives, tho orchards of figs, tho great daily markets, with their fish aud wa terfowl and swarms of purchasers. Tho citizens had their "sweet wino of Khemi, pomegranate wino and wiuo from tho viuoyards, " and to tlioso they added "beor of Kati." Thoro was music in plenty furnished by tho singers of tho school of Memphis. On the wholo, Pa-Huuieses seems to havo beeu a pleasant place to live in. "The lesser folk are thero equal with the groat folk," aud Paubesa writes that its maidens wero "in holiday at tire every dny" with locks "redolent tf perfumed oil." Washington Star. A Method In Ills Mnuuer. It was rniuiug cats aud dogs outsido, and tho (Joluinbus aveuno car was crowded. A young womau stood looking from oue seated man toauothor, but tho meu would not budge. Bho looked tim idly, then appallingly, then daggers, but they did not care. Finally tho worst dressed and rough est looltiug man in tho car got up. "Hero is a seat for you, mum," ho said suavely. "Oh, tliunk you ever so much," said tho young lady, shooting glances at tho other men which said, "You uro gentle men, but this uneducated laborer could givo you n lesson iu manners." Presently sho was shifting about on her seat, shielding now her face, now her whito stand up collur aud looking, with a troubled face, at a point in tho ceiling from which tho water camo down ut irregular intervals iu splashes as big as a cent. Tbo well dressed men buried their smiles iu their uuwspapera. The labor er, now ensconced iu a corner near the driver, gave his vis-a-vis u wink. New York Commercial Advertisor. Gooseberries on Trees. Travelers in Ilurma see many strange things, and perhaps oue of the strangest is tho way in which some kiuds of fruit grow. For instance, gooseberries that at home grow on small bushes iu this part of the world grow on trees over 25 feet high. They are not a soft, pulpy fruit, but aro as hard as marbles. Tho real Burniau grapes also grow on high trees and uot ou vines. They hung from tho branches and trunk of tho trco iu clusters on a loug stalk and aro covered with a thiclc outor skin, which cunuot bo oaten. Tho caohou, or monkey nut, is also pcculiur nud consists of n largo, juicy fruit of soft pulp, with its nut or kernel attached to tho outside of tho fruit at the end farthest from tho stalk from which it hangs. Loudou Standard. A Locical Conclusion. In a recent Walla Walla divorce suit, in which tho defendant failed to ap pear, tho referee made tbo following re port : "Tho plaintiff appearing iu person and cy her attorney, aud the dofoudant uot appearing and no oue appearing for him, the':toio ho did not appear." Walla Walla Statesman. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EMBALHERS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS Irr uinff Mk... O B fcS4f00:' 3 tw NEW DRESS GOODS NEW JACKETS NEW CAPES NEW SILK UNDERSKIRTS NEW TRIMMING? Everything Gail and see lm.. 5. to be had H. Friendly Art in Photography Willamette Street. The Pioneer L'mited is the name of ihe only rifi w. tne worm, now running; evert between 8t Paul arid Chicago rkfr i tnciigo, Milwaukee & 8t Pn J, nuy NIC miPIH'rr n'BM Ql I ha Vtti. adnplingull imnrnvid fnriui: i. safety and enjoyment of utmei iiiiiroitm-il I'tllllPIi el. Ihnr views of iienuliful scenery along -route of the U'ioneer Liniiiwl. ei sent free lo any perton upon rrw iwii-i-riii pr-s.age tump. Ade-1 ,tieo ii lii-hllonl tnuentl Paa,-. At ent, uiiicnt"), in. The Bust... hi a Perkt Stibsliluie lor KERlNuTOH'S PLEAS-NT .Ol li 'ills, IDE DoefUiot irrhc. Is b:t!?r. chrnwr. i take nml nmrt IV.iU'iit than pills. i'o3 a CI i'ATION. i;i liui:n .mA 1S,i &: i!) dohcs -'" rt'D's. a ti Met ion, tat; r or it, WF. ailiAN IU ?Its. YERIKGTDK'S 3th Street 1 ! RUOENE, OREGON. Do You Smoke THE- "STATE SENATOI -1051? ' THtaBESt SMOKE IN IHE CITI Tr- it ence joa will smoke 1 4? m if Sold by GRAY Iron Beds, $5 50 All for Cash at Bed Room Sets Woven Wire Mattress Oak Center Tables Extension Tables Foot Stools Bamboo Tables Bed Steads i nunaes HENDEBSOIfa $10 oo 125 175 3 75 1 50 150 DAY & Don't Foraet J. IT Hcwe 1 have to wm td-o vrnir nioauvo am r ,.,.! fi made to ortler suus u- $38. Pants from t Over 1000 samlt-B l from. Fit guarantee.! or no See samples at Starr & Aya-