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150 Cents DAILY A iiii'Ulll i all it eimlH t.i h.ue Hi new, fresh Hint cri.-p, delivered at oiir door every day, in I lib. paper. 1 A Daily GUARD. Newspaper's advertising columns idiow tlio en- I terprisiug business pea- die of tlie town are you I Included'.' DI-15. EUGENE, OREGON" WEDNESDAY EVKXING. DECEMBEli L'l. 189S NO JoG 33000000000000 THE BRANTDN APPEAL A CABINET SECRET- Xt'goli.i'iotis lo I'uicliase Culu Sloped by War. 1 0 L H V ECCENTRIC BONNIE RILEY PODLRTY SHOW rk- urn UMIMS GOODS! SupreQie Judgts Grant Slay of Pro ceedings Wlitn Circuit Judges Refuse. A Fmiiirr Oregon Girl Died a Conn less in Paris. Oped Today Willi a Fine Lit of Fowls. imufti&st-. - El GENE )900000090000 I Our customers say we are our own best adyer- I tiscnient. We try to make today's sales en- largo tomorrow's. Friends make other friends for us. Our goods aro cheap, not alone 4 on account of lowness of price, hut excellence of quality. oDScial Offerincr 1 u Jics' Street Ties, Ladies' Collarettes, Ladies' Capes and jkets, Ladies' Boas; Gents' Ties, Gloves and Suits. smembcr lie Place, TWO CAR LOADS X OF f Couches. Lounges, Bed Lounges, Side 4 boards, Buffets, Hall Seats, Fancy Rock- . I ers, Cabinets, Jardaniere Stands lies' Wiling Desks, Office Desks, Bookcases and st received at DAY & HENDERSON'S t the Holiday Trade. Call and seo them. 1GAIN.... We wish to say. to lovers of fino odors: Don't fail to see display before purchasing Christmas presents. We also have a few of those atomizers and toilet sets left. Remember tho place. 11 illl 'T P xt $ Sanborn, Tatpertm, Boston Id bv GRAY & SON, UNTIL' Ghristmas We will have Our Store Illuminated Each evening Until 9 o'clock Hy our "deception Lamps" Conic in and seo our -! CHINA, GLASS. I BRACKETS and . 5 JARDIM1ERS. The largest line Vie have ever carried. We have as a starter of friendship: Ladies' Ties, Ladies' Handkerchiefs, KiVl fil Comer Drug Store. VINCENT & CO- Vi anted. 200 wood choppers to cut railroad wood. Timber first-class. Cash pay menu. Apply or address C'AMriJKM, & ALEXANDKK, Comstock Oregon Piano Lessons. Mrs Rose M Hollenbeck will receive pupils at any time. Residence first door east ot Baptist clitircti. A NEW LOT OF IMPROVED "Willsie'" Cameras Received. We recommend tliem. Ktiirlin Of the6wW JHOTO cun Superior Fotografs. Art in Photography EUGENE. OR, Willamette Street. For Health pnd plea5ure - Drink only the purest beer brewed on the Pacific Coast. It is found every where, bottled and on tap, and is made by i?ry Ueirhard Unv fflayer p?f- E"9e,?e t our illrn lluiic Ulibuui Jpiiial Salem Journal, Dec id: "Justice F A Moure of the supreme com t lias signed a ceniflcale of proba ble cause that suspends execution of seuteuce iu the case of Claude Brautou, the Laue county murderer, who was to be executed next Friday by hang lug. "Tl urderer of John Linn will thus be given a lease of life alsHit three weeks, peuding au appeal In the supreme court. "Judge Hamilton refused to grant a certificate of probable cause, although it is the usual cusl uu to grant such au appeal in all case of capital punish ment. "But where tills is rehis o by the trial judge it has nearly always been gruultd by a justice ot t tie supreme court. No such a request iu a case of sentence for capital punishment was ever refused by Governor Lord when he was on the bench. "Section 1410 of the code, in the opiuion of aide cilminal lawyers, should be amended so that a seuteuce of capital punishment should become "ipse facto" proof of probable cause and a ground lor appeal, as u matter of right to the coudemned man, not a matter of grace with a jud;e. "Within the tenure of one of the present justices four men have been executed lit (ore the transcript could be laid before I hem upon which to grant the suspension of judgment." THE SUPRfcME COl'KT Probable Cause of Appeal Certified by Ju-tlce V X Moore. Following Is the official Instiument from the Biipreme court which delays the execution of Claude Brautou: State vs Claude Brautou. Now, on this day comes the defend ant, Claude Brautou, by VV C H.ile his attorney and applies lor a certificate of pi obable cause, the state opposing by Geo M Browu and L T Harris Its at torneys, and it appearing to me, one of the justices ot the supieiue court of the stale of Oregon, that the defendant, Claude Brautou was Indicted, tried and convicted, in the circuit court of Lane couuty, Oregou, of the crime of murder in the first degree, alleged to have been committed In the killing of one John A Liun, and having been sentenced to be hanged on December '23, 1S9S, he has perfected an appeal from the Judgment thus reudercd and tiled iu the ofilce of the clerk of the supreme court of Oregon a judgment roll, aud upon Inspecting the same I certify that in my opinion there is probable cause of appeal. Given under my. hand this 19th day of December, 1808. Frank A Moure, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Oregon Xmas Dinner. Turkey dinner at House, Christmas day. the ' HutlinuQ Price 50 ccutB, WeMust PUDTQTMAC F- I ill II 111 I III Uil ttx-Met-relary Miertuim Tells ot It Chicago, Dec, 1M. A special to the Tribune from Washington says: Former Seeretary of St .to John Sher man, in au Interview, lells au interest lug cabinet secret, v.lilch In the days before the war was frequently sus pected, tint never established. With considerable emotion, the exscorctnry said: "I tiled to prevent this foolish war wiih Spaiu. Asa matter of fact, ne. goliatlons weie u I ready In progress lo purchase Cuba from Spain when the war feeling suddenly rose aud swept everything bef.-re it. And Spain would have accepted ibe terms. "This is a matter of secret history Aud now what have we got to show for all this expense? Some islands iu the Philippines, tor iustance, which aie worth aboul JiOO.OOO per annum in come; increased Indebtedness of $200, (XiO.OOU and a lot of islni.ds Inhabited mainly by man-eaters. Aud tne most distressing feature of the all'dr la that we are now about to be called upon to pay $20,000,000 for territory that we could have taken without expeuding a lollar." LAW SOT YKT FEiil'KCT. Senator Kiivki'iidall Wants O.ual idea tions of School Electors More Clearly Deflued. Cortland Tolcttruin. "State Senator Kuvkendall, who Is i lie author of the law defining the qualifications of school electors, passed at the Bpecial Hussion of the legislature. is not yet satisfied with the law, aud will iu nil probability further inond it at the coming reguiar session. He is contemplating the introduction of a bill that shall require a school poll tax iu additlou to a property tax ns a qualification to vote at school elections. He would have this tax Imposed upon women as well us upon meu. "Senator Kuykeudnll takes n deep interest iu educational matters, and Is much pleased with the labors of the joint legislative committee upon re vision of Bchool laws." A Duwuward Carrer, Telegram: Edward Falling and Henrietta Falling, executor and ex ecutrix ol the estate of Heury Fulling, have commenoed suit lu the state circuit court to foreclose a mortgage on the Oilman house, on First and Alder streets. The amount demanded, In dependent of Interest and attorney fees, Is $23,000. The loan on the property wns made in 1888, when the Wilman house yet was a first-class hotel, and the properly brought a rental of from $1KOO to $2000 per month. It was then that First street was the gay and popular prome nade of the city, aud real estate values along that street stuck their noses Into the sky. The Giliuan was tho lavorlte resort for "drummers," aud the money taken iu wag something euoraious. But after the Hood of 1801 that hotel began Its downward career like a rocket. SPECIALTIES!!! A' CloseThemout ThisWeek Seeded liaisons per pkg 11 els Mashed Currents per pkg 11 cts liest Citron per pound lo cts Plain Mixed Candy, two pounds l cts Fancy Bonbons per pound 2 cts Our Mixture...'. 15 cts English Walnuts ." 10. cts Chestnuts, 1'eacons, Brazil nuts and I'inenuts per pound 1.3 cts Oranges per doz , 2 cts Lemons 20 els Everything: in Proportion .. .'. COOLIDGE'S, Walton Block. a ( ni ihnii ii i Aiti:i:u. Of Itouiile Riley who, as a girl was quite well known about Eugeue, Tuesday's Oregonlnu says: "From the fuel that the slate de partment at Washington advertised III Harrisburg, Pa, some three weeks since for Information as to the legal represMila ive of Vesta Unstiuc.9, who died Countess IVileiirlot, iu Paris, lictolHT Mi, it is surmised that property awaits her heirs. A Harrisburg dis patch slates that Vesta Hastings was Itonnh Rtle toiler Harrisburg friends, and adds; "She came here In 1S73 as a student In Miss WishI ward's seminary. Her father Is a Californium Leaving here she went to Washington, and theu returned to her home In California. A few years later a story limited hither from New Y irk. In which Vesta Has tings was the central figure lu an apartment house sensation. After that she w ent lo Paris. Two years ago she visited this country and called on old friends, whom she told of her marriage to Count d'Honrlot.' "With this Incorrect Information to start with it is unlikely that the slate department will find the legal repre sentative of the Countess d'ilonrlot, who is her broilur, residing iu this city. Countess d'llmrlol, alias Vesta Hastings, wni Bonnie Riley, who was born lu Portland at the corner ot ICast Park aud Salmon streets. Her check ered cnr.'or Is wi II kuowu to matiy here She had been a student at St Helen's Hall, and on account of some escapedu was sent to Harrisburg to school. Her lather died some yean since, aud her only living relative so far as known is a brother residing here. If she left any property he Is probably the legal heir to It.' " ANOI'llfcK ttOLDlKH BEAU. Charles F. Kent Died at Honolulu, November 17. A letter from the Red Cross society gives particulars of the death of Charles F Kent, Novembor 17, at Honolulu. He wai about '25 years old, was born lu Iowa, and for the past 10 years had resided near Sniilhlleld, this county. Young Keu I was ouo of the 27 that left Eugene under the last call for men to fill the Oregou regiments to full fighting strength, leaving Han Francisco .October 17. When the transport readied Honolulu he and ouo other were left there on aooouut of sickness. No acoount of his death has yet been glveu lu the papers, probably on aocouut of tho faot that uo cubic connects the Hawaiian Islands with the main laud. B F Kent, father of tho boy, resides on West Fifth street, this olty, and he has oue sister, who In attending the Eugene publlo schools. His mother is dead. The report of City Superintendent E D Kessler shows the enrollment lu the public tchools of this city at the close of the third month of tlio present school year was 820, a largo increase over last year. Will t'oulluuo I mil S-umrdair The second annual show of the Willamette Poultry Association opened Its doors to the public tills morning. The exhibit is not as large this year as last, hut the quality aud high grade of the Individuals hid fair to excel those shown last year. When the show opened (his morning S41 chickens had places on the ts'iiches, 0 geese, 10 turkeys, 6 pigeons, two guinea fowls, two pea fowls and two hares. U W Downs, Sr, of Portland, will be the judge of awards. He Is considered one of the best fanciers and authorities on fine poultry lu the Northwest. It Is very Haltering to remember that bhds exhibited lu this show last year received remarkably good ptl7.es, not ouly here, but at tho state show. A number of exhibits are expected to arrive today so that before tho close of the show tho number of exhibits may be materially Increased. JA11E.S H. YATEa Died Siiilileulj Yesterday K10111 Neuralgia nf tho Heart. James H Y'ates, a well known resi dent of the western end of the county oled suddenly yesterday at his home near Elmlra, from neuralgia of the heart. Ho was making preparations lu drive to Eugene when the end came. Mr Y'ates was born iu Missouri, April 18, 1841, aud was therefore agod 57 years 8 mouths aud 2 days. Ho removed to Oregou about IS yoars ago, aud had since resided near Elmlra, this county. Mr Y'ates leaves quite a large family. whn reside here with the exception of two sons, who resldo a short distance east ot The Dalles. They hove boon untitled ot their father's death and are expected to arrive lu time to attend the funeral. Deceased was a member of the Q A R, aud was quite prominent lu the oirule In which he moved. The funoral will occur tomorrow to the Inmau cemetery. Brnshea. Hair brushes, 25 cents aud up. Clothes blushes, 20 ceuls aud up. Bath brushes, 25 cents and np. Tooth Brushes, 10 cents and up. At YEHf noton'b R Popenpeese, a native of Germany, has filed with Clerk Lee his Intentions of becoming a citizen o the United States. free Medical Advice Do you understand Just what Dr. J. C Ayors medicinos will do for you? Are they holping you as fnsl as ;uu think they aught? Write to our Juetnr. Ho will answer all questions, and glvo yuu tho lost moillcsl sdvico, absolutely froo. Addrosi tho J. C. Ayur Co., 1iwell, Mass. HERE Al LAST House Coats Smoking Jackets Just tlio thing for a presont. See them in our Clothing window. What do you say to a awoll top coat, (tj Q C tan covort cloth, for vDUiOU $12 is what you isually pay for them. A Splendid line of HOLIDAY NECKWEAR, MUFFLER and HANDKERCHIEFS. Gents' Iritial Handkerchief Worked in Silk, 10c New things in Ladies' Furses and Sido Combs. We have a Splendid assortment of Jnico things. Come and See p g DUIID Perfumes that Rival Nature's Sweetest Flowers. The scent of the woods, the fields and the gardens. The largest and finest assortment over brought to Eugene, now 011 sale at Osburn & DeLano's Drugstore Kxrolltni sec-its and low prices. Call anil sco HUE XMAS CANIHK-i The l hirago llakery Proposes to Furnish Ciiuily to Lane County. O I' Zelgler proprietor of the Chicago llakery, has made every preparation to furnish candy to Lane couuty for the X 111 us trade. This morning the bakery received a new aud fresh shipment of cnudics, aud can furniah bou bons, fancy boxes and packages cf every description. Tho bakery also has a Hue lino of Xmas tree decorations ol every variety, colored caudles, paper novelties, tluBel etc. All this Is lu addition to the bakery department, which Is completo In every detail. Bread, cakes, pies, cookies, everything lu endless pro fusion aud best quality. . Piano Lessons. W Qlltord Nash, four years In Lclp slo Germany. Mr Nosh has a low vacant hours ou Mondays aud Saturdays, and owlug IP the numerous applications tor 60 cent lessons, ho will take two pupils tngother under the age of 10, and of any grade for 11.00 per lesson. ' Notice. A competent man wants a class of ten meu lu bookkeeping. Will give lessons three evenings lu a week. For particulars luqulre of O 8 F'arrow at Green's grocery stole. now is vouit wiFn: lias she lnat her beauty? If so, ooaatipatioa Indlgeitlon, sink headache aro tho principal oaiuea. Karl's Oliver Hoot Tea lias cured tltOMO Ilia fur half century. Trice 'Jo cts and M cts. Mimey refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale at VYUkina and Linn Uruggists. Bell oss Family. All should hear the DeMoss family at U B oburcu Thursday night. Tickets 86 and 26 cents; children 15 ents. On sale at Corner Drug Store. Important Notice. We are sell. Ifll I DDIPC0 hy ton lug Feed at rtllLL rnlULU or sack --- Our Block of - GROCERIES Is complete, fresh, and prices low. All kinds of bay for sale. I K PETERS. 9th St (L I. Hall & Son m MllllBlllW,syiltf,EiW
