Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 30, 1900, Image 4

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    Daily Eugene Guard
TUEIUY - - - J AN 30
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
KOK BALK AT
Julius Goldsmith'
GUARD Telephone, Ho -Main 191.
llltr.VITlKK
Looka like hdow.
China New Year.
Over 1C00 voters have registered.
Atleud Iho entertainment tonight.
)r Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey.
Albany Iiuh a live prohibition party
club. v
Mud guards 26 CfiitH per pair at C C
Matlock.
Wild ducks eald to be plentiful Id
the Coyote bottoms.
The telephone poles are being de
llvered fur the new system.
The Roseburg Plaindealer, rep, Is
out for Tongue for congress. '
Bicycle supplies of all kinds on band.
C C Matlock.
No clew of the robbers who made the
raid on Jeweler Craln at Junction.
An elegant line of elgars and lobac
coes Just received at tbe Barber Hhop
ulgar store.
Albany Iieoioorut: Two young men
aro doing the Northwest collecting bad
debts and bilking people. Don't bite.
We have a few second-hand wheel,
for sale cheap, cash or Installments.
0 J Matlock.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs. Repairing and polishing,
Ladles' and misses' leggings, blaok,
Jersey knit, full button, l value; now
UAo, at Barker Gnu Works.
Now Is the time to make the wife
happy with that air tight beater.
Prices very low at F I Chambers.'
Look out for entertainment by the
ladles of Ht. Mury's Kplscopal Guild on
St. Valentine evening, Kebiuary 14.
Kclward Failing, a pioneer merchant
ol 1'ortland, am) a brother of the late
Henry Falling, died in Portland last
night from heart disease.
Lad Ion' and misses' leggings, Jersey
knit, blaok, full button, $1 value; dos
ing at 06o, at Barker Uun Works.
Harah Oleveuger, seoretary of the
iiebekab Assembly will visit Eugene
lodge No 05, omolally, Feb 14 and
Cottage Grove No 24, Feb 10th.
The private oar of Vice-President
.Geo. F. Crocker, of the Houthern
Paul II o, whs attached to the south
hound daylight overland today.
Lewis Denuls, Halt'll, I rid., says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ltd more good
than any thing 1 ever toon." It digests
what you eat aud can not help but
cure dyspepsia aud stomaob troubles.
Vlnoeut A Co, Corner Drug Store.
J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa., writes
"I am willing to take my oath that I
was cured of pneumonia entirely by
the use One Minute Cough Cure after
doctors failed. It also cured my olilh
dren of whooping ootigh." Quickly
relieves aud cures oougha, colds, croup,
grippe aud throat aud lung troubles
Children all like lu Mothers endorse
It. Vincent A Co, Comer Drug btore.
"I am Indebted to -One Minute
Cough Cure for my health and life. It
cured me of lung trouble following
grippe." Thousands owe their Uvea
to the prompt aotlou of this never Ml'
lug remedy. It curat, coughs, wilds,
oroup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
and throat and lung troubles. Its early
use prevents consumption. It Is the
only harmless remedy that gives Im
mediate results, Vlnoeut A Co, Cor
ner Drug Btore.
Htate of Ohio, Oily of Toledo, l
Lucas Comity, J
Frank J. Chunky makes oath that
lie Is the settlor partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In
the city of Toledo, county and state
arnmwlil, ana mat said nrra win pay
ON K HUNDHKD DOLLARS fur
each and every ease of C atarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Haul's
CATAKHII CUHK.
Frank J. Chknky.
Hworn to lefore me aud subscribed
In my presence, this tlth day of Decern'
her, A. I). , 1SS0.
, ' , A. W. (it.f ADON.
8KAL ' Notary Public
' Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally and sou directly on the blood
anu mucous aunacesoi me system,
rVnd for Imtlmoutals, free.
K. J. Chknky A Co.,
ITolrdo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 74c.
Mall's Family Pills are the best.
CASTOR I A
For Infauti and Children.
Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
Slguature of
All the late proofs, such as Carbon,
riallnolypo. Has Relief, aud Royal
liromlde we are able to furnish our
patrons.
Celeron Panels and oval enclosures
In many, llnU are the newest thin in
niiiunts.
1 S''"Tuoiii.osu
The Han Francisco Call men left for
the north today.
D. M. iloL-rady, artislio painter and
paper-hanger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston fc Hales.
Just received all the late models of
1900 Rambler and Ideal bicycles.
C. C. Matiook.
Cass (J. Barlow la now ailing the
position of a clerk In the war depart
ment at Manila.
The Albany Democrat aays: "Some
one says there are 41 adherents of the
Mormon church in Albany."
De Witt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate
the system, Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. Vlu
cent A Co, Comer Drug Store.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
tablet will give Immediate relief, or
money reiunaea. coia in uauusuuie
in boxes at 25 ota. For sale by W L
DeLano.
Just received a full oar load of eu
perlor steel ranges and cook stoves
which were bought early. Prices still
reasonable at F L Chambers.
For the past week or more two Mor
mon elders, Cbas. D. Lebmberg and J.
H. Neeley, have been distributing
traota about the city. I' bat been
generally known and la no secret.
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
In prices on Bain wagons, Racine
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy disc
harrows, Oliver walking plows and
Pitts barrows. Now Is the time to
buy before Ibis lot Is all sold.
Portland Telegram, Jao. 29: "The
steamer City of Eugene bas been en
gaged in carrying wheat from Peoria
to Corvallls for tbe past 10 days. The
job has been completed, and she will
leave for Portland tomorrow morn
lug.
Experience la the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy la any case
of coughs, colds or croup. Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. H6 cts and 60 cis. For sale by
W L DeLano,
At Florence on tbe Siuelaw a large
olub ot democrats, sliver republicans
and populists have been organized to
combat republicanism. J. C. Phelps
is president and V. E. Harwood sec
retary.
F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of
Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di
gests what you eat and cures Indiges
tion, heartburn and all lorms of dys
pepsia. Vlnoent A Co, Corner .Drug
Store.
Mouday'sRoseburg Review: Mrs. O.
S. Qoodnow, of Glendale, waa a pleas
ant caller at tbe Review office today,
and tells us that Mr. Qooduow has
had a splendid run In bis plaoer mine
this winter. Mrs. Unodnow Is on ber
way to Eugene for a two Weeks visit.
Q. H. Appleton, Justice of tbe peaoe,
Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWltt's
Little Early Risers are the best pills
made for constipation. We use no
others." Qulokly cures all liver and
bowel troubles. Vlnoent A Co, Corner
Drug Store.
Salem Statesman: King L. Hlb
bard received a telegram from Ban
Franolsoo, announcing the arrival
there of the body of bis sou, Hal Hlb-
bard, wbo died while serving with
the Seoond Oregon regiment In tbe
Philippines. The message stated that
tbe body would be sent by express but
did not give tbe date of shipment.
French Tansy Waters, the world's
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; are never failing
and safe. Married ladles' friend
Frenob Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im'
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine: In red wrappers
with orown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importers, SOS Turk St,
San Franolsoo. For sale by all drug
gists, or sent in plain wrapper uireo
u receipt o $a.
Tbe seoond annual convention of the
Oregon fruit-growers will be held at
the Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vallls, January 81 to February 8. A
very Interesting program la out and
prominent sneakers have been selected
on Important aobot9. All fruit
growers are cordially Invited to this
oouvenllou, wbloh will be conducted
lu the Interest of the fruit industry.
It baa been demonstrated repeatedly
In every state la the Union and In
many foreign countries that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy la a certain pre
veutlve and cure for croup. It baa be
oome tbe universal remedy for that
disease. 01 v runer, oi Liberty, w
Va, ouly repeats what has been said
arouna me giooe wnea ne writes: i
have used Chamberlain's Oouirh
Remedy In my family for several years
and always with perfect soccfws. We
believe that It Is not only the best
cough remedy, but that II Isaaure cure
lor oroup. It bas saved tbe Uvea of
our children a number ol times." This
remedy Is for sale by W L Delano.
20 lbs for $1.00
A GOOD RICE.
6 lbs for 25 cents
ISTtAVON tOAP.
NEW SHOES.
Just Received.
Latest Styles.
Bigger Assortment
than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
ASSASSINATION
William Goebel, of Kentucky,
COIUMKATIOB 01 POLITIC!. HOTTONESS.
Special to lbs ooi kd.
Fbankfokt, Ky Jan. SO. Hon.
Wm. Goebel, contestant with Hon.
W. S. Taylor, for tbe seat of governor
of Kentucky, waa assassinated today.
Tbe murder Is the outcome of one of
tbe most bitter political lights which
has ever occurred In this state. The
orowds la tbe streets are enormous,
and people frantic. It is Impossible
to secure intelligent information re
garding the crime.
One thousand of Taylor's friends
armed with Winchesters have been here
forsveral da a, aud the Qoeble men
are now massing rapidly. The outlook
is ominous, and vigorous steps must be
at once taken to restore order, and
prevent more crime.
(William Goebel came forward this
year as a comparatively new figure in
Kentucky politics, but displayed a
great talent for organization. Tbe
democratic convention met lu June
last, and after sessions protracted for
about a week State Senator William
Goebel was nominated for governor.
Tbe platform Indorted Mr. Bryan; de
clared for the 10-to-l ratio; deoounoed
trusts as tbe fruit of republican mon
opoly and tarlfl laws; and condemned
tbe administration's Philippine polioy.
Uoebel's methods were bitterly de
nounced by influential elements of the
party, wbloh came together later at
Lexington on August 16, and nomi
nated au Independent demooratlo
democratic tloket beaded by ex-Governor
Johu Young Brown. This con
vention alto Indorsed Mr. Bryan, but
It devoted most of its platform to a de
tailed denunciation of Goebel, bis
election law aud bis political methods.
It was this means that W. S Taylor,
wbo was attorney-general, and wbo
received the nomination for governor,
succeeded In the electron, not however
until Goebel had oarried the matter to
tbe supreme court. Mr. Bryan made
speeches la Kentuoky during the first
week of October for the Goebel ticket
as representing the regular party or
ganization, with speoial reference to
the fact that the success of that tlokot
meant the return of Mr. Bryan's friend,
Hon. J. C. S. Blackburn, to tbe U. S.
senate. Practically uolblug is obtain
able at this time regardiug the private
life of Mr. Goebel. Suffloe It Is to say
that this assassination Is llktly to cause
much trouble. Tbe orlme is the pln
naole of disgrace brought about by tbe
rottenness of political methods.)
Akkesteu. Alex Eaton, the well
known pioneer of Creswell, waa ar
rested yesterday on tbe charge of
carrying a oonoealed weapon, consist
ing of a small dirk used by him as a
penknife, on oomplaiut of a young
man. He was tried this afternoou
before Justice Miller at Creswell. L.
T. Harris appeared for tbe state and
G. W. Klnsey for tbe plalutifl.
BO Paine Is rebuilding the show
windows to his stoie. .
Tickets will be on sale, for tbe Old
Time Fiddler's Contest, at the corner
Drug Store tomorrow moruing.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud sciatica know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medloiuea
and a doctor bad failed. It la the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpharetta. Ga, Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by this
remedy. One application relieves tbe
pain. For sale uy W L DeLano.
Our Grand
Annual
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
AK4
EXCEI,10K BILL.
Machinery Being Het I p Hill
tie m Operation.
Workmen are busy putting In the
machinery of tbe excelsior plant, a car
load of which arrived from Lebanon
Saturday. lo the list of machinery are
two balers, oue weiguiug ivwv
pounds and the other 6700 pouuds.
A battery of eight knives will
be started at first, although the
proprietors expect to increase this ca
pacity, and have built to provide for a
larger output. Mr. Peterson informed
a Ouabu reporter that some excelsior
will probably be made within a week,
but muoh work work will yet be neo
esaary before the plant Is working
smoothly. The plant will etait up
with a capacity of about 8100 pounds
In 8 bpurs.
A large force of men Is now employ
ed In setting up the machinery and
finishing tbe building, together with
the adjusting of pulleys, belts, drying
wood for the plant, aud the many
other things needed to be done.
This Is the most Important in
dustry to come to Kugene during the
past year, and there is room for
more.
Ilargafu in Properly.
The Lauer residence proiieriy on
Willamette street, also lots on corner
of Lincoln sod 6tb streets, will now be
aold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring
choice property can obtain Information
by calling ou The iiugeue Real Estate
A Investment Company, Eugene, Ore
gon. Interesting Paper. Uncle Sam
Uandsaker, of this olty, bas received
from a friend in Puerto Rloo a copy of
tbe "La Correspondence de Puerto
Rloo," published at Ban Juan, the
principal city on the Island. The paper
la nrlnted in the SDauisb language,
and gives a resume of the world's hap
penings In concise form. It bears the
tlate of November SO, 1899, aod has
anions' other thlnns of lutereat the
result of the elections in various East-
era states, giving as its opinion, "Eleo
clones en los Estados Unldos victoria
de los democratas."
accident. This morning while
working at Doyle's logging eamp near
Leaburg, Henry Pilled was Blruck lu
the face by an axe which was thrown
against him by a springing vinemaple
wbloh be was cutting, Tbe gash was
quite severe, and the man was brought
to town to have the wounds dressed
In Politics. Albany Democrat:
"Ned Carlton, of Lebanon, and Prof.
Alderman, of Brownsville, are men.
tloned, as candidates for school super
Intendent on tue republican ticket.'!
Both the young men are former U. O.
Btudents.
Tbe present terminus of the Nevada,
California A Oregon railroad will be
located on Madallne plains, IS miles
south of Lakevlew. . A town bas been
laid off at that place and the railroad
builders discharged.
stationery
Russian Vellum,
Venetlbn Bond,
Indian Parchment,
Foreign Mail,
Egyptian Wove,
Irish Lliien,
Onion Skin.
Tiger Lily,
Royal Court,
Clover Leaf,
Vassar Cream,
Berkshire Bond,
Ivory White.
"CC WINDOW OISFLAY.
...Linn Drag Co...
Trap! MriH plajlng cirdi. Dons b.lhr.
PKHSONaI.
J.s-ieGtlalrap has n-turn-d home.
I'.lii.d John Kseuey is 1" the ly
ag.iu
C. D. Jesup, a Salem hop man, is In
the city.
M L Applegate has returned heme
from rialem.
Attorney E. R. 6klpworth arrived
home today.
Mr. A. M. Hendricks went to Cres
well this afternoon.
George Houck went lo Monroe today
to spend a few days.
Mrs. Hansen has returned from a
visit to Cottage Grove.
Mrs. W. B. Pengra left for her new
home iu Asblaud yesterday.
r. a. Washburne, of Springfleh',
was doing business here today.
j. O. Rhluehart and family went lo
JeflerBon today for a short visit
Mrs. Ply mate, of Halsey, came up
on the afternoon train to attend tbe
funeral of ber sister, Mrs. Ellison.
n. a Hiiunile. of Goshen, and Dr.
L. D. Hcarbrough, of Creswell, went to
Cnrvallls today to attend the Fruit
Growers Association.
Mike Schneider Is hack from the
Blue River mines. He reports tbe
mill at that place on the Lucky Boy
claim as running steadily.
dissolution Notice.
The partnership heretofore existing
.tnxuin UtOPI A. A.A Ir I hlS dSV dlS-
1 I1B paibUVlouip ""--"""'- r.
between Starr Aj a Ib this day dis
solved, J. F. Starr retiring. The busi
ness will be oontlnued by Aya 4 Son.
Debts will be cnlleoted by either mem;
ber of the old firm.
Eugeue, Or., January 30, 1899.
Btarr A Aya.
Trie "Squaring or the Circle."
For over 2000 years oompeteut and
lw.mnuranK mlnHa hftVA striven tO
solve the problem known as "squaring
the circle." So many iucoireci
answers were presented that in tbe
........ IT7S n M.ilnllnn ... i.a aHrtof1 hv
a prominent board not to accept any
Tk.M la anntha- nmhlsm na
difficult, and for which people have
ueen aeeaiuK -oe bubwdi nuud me
beginning of life, and this is the prob-
l.n. nrhu.lll. hi.o. tn irnt ir. anH hnw
to keep it. If you have lost yours
through neglect or abuee of tbe stomach
get Hsstetter's Stomach Bitters in
stantly. It will restore health, and
keep vou liealthv. For 60 years II has
cured constipation, Indigestion, dys
pepsia, (ever and ague, malaria
active liver and weak kidneys.
i In
Alaska Hold Fields.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cape York will sail from Seattle May
10. This will be a large ship with a
freight capacity of 1600 tons and pas
senger accommodations for 200 For
rates and further Information, call on
or address R. McMurphey,
Agent Northern Paolfio, Eugene.
A Monster Devil Fish
Destroying Its victim, is a type of
constipation. The power of this mur
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till It's overcome. But Dr.
King's New Life Pills area Bafe and
certain cure. Best In tbe world for
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels.
Ouly 1.6 cents, at Linn Drug Co's drug
store.
Shoes! Shoes!!
... I
Some genuine good bargain, In fine
men CRn hA hurl hv nallln.. at vAMil
shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran'i
shoe store during their clear ancesale.
New Ads Today.
Geo T Hall A Son
Linn Drug Co
Genuine Smallpox. Drs. T. W.
Hurrlsand A. I. Nloklln inform
that Lee Hoselton, who was taken
down yesterday, bas genuine small
pox. Dr. Nicklln says he treated
many oases of the disease at Salem a
number ol years ago and Is familiar
with the same; that Mr. Hoselton Is a
well developed case and Is broken out
nicely. The disease is of a light form,
however. Tbe mavor haa nrdanut iho
yellow Hag to be put out and the real-
uence win oe close v nimrnnHnH
Mr Hoselton and wife reside In the
last houaa on tlio . a ...
v. ,
street, ou the south aid.. M-Mi,.,
street, ou the south side. Marshal
nines at :io piacea tne small flag on
the residence.
Dikd. In Eugene, Or.. Januarv an
1900, Mrs. J. R. Ellison, sged 71 ream'
wife of J. R. Ellison. Do... ...
born In the state of New York, 1S28,
ana nas uvea In Oregon a number of
yesrs. Her death was caused by
paralysis. She bas an only child
living, u. J. Martlu. of Melroae Inl
and a slater. Mrs. J. B. PI
resides at Halsey, Or. The funeral will
be held at 2 n. m..tnninrnu- .
' , " i . l. B
cjuuucieo. oy itv. c. Brooks.
Everyibtiiir readv and von aru
ed a good time Friday, Feb 2nd at the
Old Time Fiddler's Contest.
SKI'KRATK CO U. There will i,
ug
meeting of Seperate Company C to.
nlaht in order that ih
"niiiwf. may
attend the Monument Benefit. R,.n.
la- meeting Tuesday, Feb 6tb.
A ClIANOK. K. t Sn.liK i... t
appointed aeent for .
dealers, vice Al Holden, resigned A
epleudid appointment.
Jersey Bi-ll j. 7- o.,.
across the river from .,. ....
bridge, has a well bred J.,... .
.,,,, . j "u" lor
arvice. Irrm. r.. .,..-
PlA.NO w ..... .
,. , , - " viinoru ah
olee culture. Mis, Marguerite H., ZJ
Wall Paper...
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
;tir nf the ppsison for handsome decora-
1 I A VJ XA w
live work at a small expense.
TRANSFERS OK KBAIl'Y, ETC
Hems Gathered About the Court
HollUM.
House.
Real estate mortgage 600 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 1,010 00
Real estate mortgage 400 00
BEAL KSTATE TRANSACTIONS.
J R Hill and wile to B C Slpencer
and wife, A E Spencer, 200 acres of,
landintpl6sr5w;Sl ,003. Tb Is land
In faot, was a gift.
J D Cochran aud wife toU 8 Martin,
one-half Interest lu lot 1 and east J of
of lo', 2. block 4, Long A Landers'
addition to Cottage Grove; $350.
James Hemenway to U 8 Martin, w
Jlot2 block 4, in William Shields'
addition to Cottage Grove; $525.
U S to Welcome E Wurreu, 164.81
acres In tp 16 s r 12 w; patent.
W. A. Anderson to Nellie Gist, 160
acres in t 17 s r 1 w; $1.
Wm W Wilson and wife to Sarah A
Miller, 18 acres in tp 17 sr 4 w; $500.
Joseph H Shearer and wife to the
United States of America, 160 acres in
tpl6srSe;$l. Quitclaim.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Black Bear claim, Bohemia, by A
M Hildretb, looator.
Pi ineer claim, Bohemia, A D LeRoy,
locator.
Portland claim, Bohemia, A D Le
Roy, locator.
Smuggler claim, Blue River; (!. H.
Talbert, W. C. Kelmern and W. L.
BecHner, loeators.
Good Hope, placer claim, Blue River;
HCA Miller, looator. Placer claims
are very few In the Willamette valley.
Bald Eagle, Blue River; HCA
Miller, locator.
The Retug-., Blue River; HCA
Miller, locator.
Jay Bird claim, Blue River; Adam
iuicney, locator.
PROBATE COURT.
JMtateof WS Miller, deceased- rtp,
murrer to claim of L D Scarbrouub. bv
the court. Two notes were rejected
oy tne administrator, George W
Wbitselt, on account of the atatute of
u,,ocwi ,,u account oi tne Btatute of
limitation having run six years, and
- uj . . . " '
and that tlx mnntha hmn ,iOn0
since tbe appointment and nnHHn.
tionof the administrator, and no tun
ueiug commenced. Geo B Dorris
appears lor ad in nistrator and Thomp
son A H.rdy for claimant.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Otho V R ibens aud Elmer E Roberts
vs unarlea fcriokson et al; affidavit
for publication of summons.
William Keut vs P.urlok J Jenulmri
n rwl Pi.. i n n e
uu la-iwsro w SerglHlli; to reor
mouty. A C Woodcock, attorney for
r j jennitigs, flies a tegular demurrer
alleging ia"k of facts, oin
H M Milllorn et al vs Pnrnii m
as administrator of the estate of Robert
.w, ueceasea, et al. It Is stipulated
between the attorneva A n
lot plalntm and E Ii Sklpworth for
Washburne, may sell from time
I . ' uuiu lime
tuai tne receiver. W
C
to
lulVi commencing now. for cash
I n. . ' lor 0MB
flour,
the
bran and
fthfsFr-u In
4U TV UHi
is
fti'uwu as uow'n Mill.. -A i ...
uuy, ana Bftid rcivp .n u. .
i ivccu h
sepuateand dialitmt n ,
, . ... . vt I lit
" ,u mid said money leceived
"V" " " l"id out under thi
direction of the eourt to the parties en
titled to receive the same.
George Fisher vs City ot Eugene
'"ruey L, L, Slovens fllrt
".urrer l0 complaint alleging that it
does not slate facts sufficient to const!-
iu u a cause Ol suit.
Tim Bt'KOLAR.-Medford Mall "Q
, , " captured til, fe
lio burglarize,! bis second-'iand
"re a euupl, ot weeks ago, or r,h,r
bee .,, oc poh of Kugene has
lured hi,,, au(1 lle (l
0 '" lu th.tc,,; wherr i Ln.
ll..der,lUloll ami is held to
PP..r before the crc.it court in
MrsC,,,,e,f -"-'"Eugene
the same men that went through your
tor., and that tbe revolvers, knives
and razor, lonnd on , ,
ou may be wanlnrt .... ..... ' . '
rt . - "c .iarcn term
of court to identify propertv. You
all riiht ' i ml.Ii fne nMlle men
t. ""UMiwm irom the
foregoing that ther. .. ' 6
implicated In ih- L" ,' . .m.
j-u , " "u,x'ry, rut Mr.
We have decided to discontinue our
Tinner department, and on (i
K f 1 -ii a' v . "whim ,
doing so will otter some of the finest i '
of paper in Eugene at ";
Startling
Prices.
GRIPFIS HARDWARE 1
FIRST CLASS..
The Hoffma
W O ZEIGLER, PswJ
SUNDAY DINNERSBOc,
EUGENE. OREGON.
HOTELt EUGEJiE.
Hcllenbeck Bros. & BristDw, Propn
Rates $1.00 and $2.00 pe-r dij.
Adequate accommodations (or am
men. Headquarters for miners.
EUGENE, OREGON.
Day & Henderson, Undertaken
Enihalmers. Cor. Wit. and 7th A.
J. IV. KAYS FURIHTl (
EMBALMERS and FUNFRAL V
Eugene Oratorio Society.
The Eugene Oratorio Socleh J
meet Wednesday evening at 7 o'aj
In Frank's hall. Copies of tbeSd
Paul (Mendelsohn) can be obtilnti
cchwarzsohlln's hook store; price.
ceulB. Election of ofllcern. Euj
member of the Crentlou chorus ol U
year requesled to be present, id
conllal Invitation is given til ii:p
to join the society. Tlie Saint M
will be produced here before guilt
Salem.
W. QlFFORPXitt
Wood Wauled.
Bids will be received at the oflbi
the secretnrv r.f the LnardofrM
until Saturday, tbrusry 3, m,t
University of Oregon on or 14
nu usi ju, iuuu ;
300 cords big body fir, 4 feet.
zuu corUB grub ohk, 4 rrn dm
than 3 Inches nor moretban 10 Iwt
in n'ameter.
Joshua J. Walton, Secrelirj
Wanted. A home where jkJ
woman of maturity, and with
years' experience as a teacher, si
work for line hnnril anil attend
uMversity next semester. Plcaseaaj
ry the president of the univeraij
once.
Constitution
Headache, blllousmss, heartbara,"!
gestlon, and all liver Ills sre eatt
Hood' PHIs
Sold by at! druggist. 85ntA
PARKER OPERA
WALTER ROSS, Manager.
Mday, k
...1900...
J. DUKE MURRAY and HOWARD
IS
PRESENT
A Play for the Women no'
Children.
A STORY OP SYMPATHY AND WW
A Romantic Drama Full of Intenst
Intcre t, J t and Sorrow.
Pint and Hr. im tfiP-Dlot.
1U UliU wwmi-" r
Superb Scenic Effects
Eepr-MuHog LooHod-. J'i,lollht' T
f. L'l... I .
Kmhaat meat, Irfnilon'
.1
ja 1 1) it wmm
Prkes 50c and 75c
GENERAL ADMlSS
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