Daily Eugene guard., March 13, 1900, Image 1

DAILY EUGENE
Try an Advertisement.
We Reach the People.
0L 18. I U tbuAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MARCH 13, 1900.
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TUESDAY EVENING
NO 61.
are showing this week
ENGLAND DECLINES MEDIATION.
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MEDIATION.
W things in Embroidery.
largest Circulation.
Jo Cents a Month.
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GUARD.
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Dotted Swiss.
Puffing,
Vanises,
Tucking, ,
Allover
Embroidery.
new goods.
HMPTOW BROS.
d Aluminum
Beoken for novelties have been much
Intereatod of late In the handsome
table articles made of Hold A luminura
shown bv I,. C. Hk'HKTM Thi in an
ttir that few can imas it without Inquiry. The Bpoons and foiks which are made
ht mIIv bo minUki'ii for solid Bold, ho line is the mialliv and so rich thn nnlnHnv
ninmn is a solid metal, having no plating to wear off and leaving all sorts of iniurloim
Em underneath. It is of uniform color throughout, and th ettt-cts of ordinary wear
x'arimmeniiueij wneii u winw. hub imuv mum- u even suenor to sterling
iere wu: uuvr uo mij uuaiRimj Bnuiuu mm wvuui'uui iiiuiHi, Miua tui are ireaueni on
ni.iMi war. It has a peculiar aualitv thai renders it inmii'iiLurK tninrh ami itmnD-
tilj itwillHtiinn tne rougncst usage 10 wnicn oousenoin utenBiis are liable to oe sub.
jiwelf is beantlml, anl It is m tide Into handsome designs in tea, dessert, table, sugar
rl COnee Blioontt nuu variuun ioa tii iur itnu iituuy .nivea. none mis ltSell WOUltl
iheHnM Aluminum to persons of elegant tastes, there is another consideration of im
e.iwi ilmt iHits imritT. While ordinary Dialed warn looks vorv wll. nmtriiMt thla
prince are often Million metals which by tho action of the ticids in foods are made deoid
nous, it not aosoiuieiy uuuiioub. sun
SlTaDUfto Is the fact that these goods
jio my customers, Call and inspect them,
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L. C. Skeels.
Will Open
Saturday, Harch ioth.
...Gilbert
CHRISMAN BLOCK.
Non-Irritating
tliartic
tto take, easy to operate
d's Pills
KAYS FURNITURE GO
IS and FUNERAL DIRECTORS
w lateprnceBPefl. Slinh An Parhnn.
fyp, Bas Relief, and Royal
e are able to furnish our
(n Panels and oval enclosures
J Hots are the newest thin io
EUBENE.OR,
?e Hoffman
O 2EI0LEH, FROPRItTOR
PAY DINNERS BOe
EUGENE, OREGON.
STEAM DYEING
LEANSN8 WORKS....
Eighth Street
narsieamUumlry.
MAfiX, Jp., Propi'lelop.
PmiT,,,;'' WOFCd an repaired.
r". S'V'",;0 '"rllnl color to
Tler.hnne lila. 4!tt
JACKSON
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THE BCST
Frank S Son.
Court House Items
Real estate mortgage $460 00
Chattel mortgage 150 00
Satisfaction of mortgage 600 06
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
U 8 to Albert Hoberlaod, 160 acreee
in tp 16 s r 7 w: patent.
U F Collins to H N Smith, 222.69
aorea In tp 16 s r 2 e; $1,000.
Albert Haberland to Louis J miller,
80 aores In tp 16 s r 7 w ; $300.
Albert Haberland to Edward Haber
land, 80 acres in tp 16 a r 7 w; $300.
Wra Edward Bwentzel and wire to
The Balfour, Guthrie Investment Co,
land in tp 18 s r 5 w; $21.02. Qui
claim.
State of Oregon to B Q Mulk.y, 167
am s In tp 17 a r 4 ; wj $575.86. Con
firmatory deed.
MININO LOCATIONS.
White Bear, Bohemia, by W H
Ostrander, locator.
East Fork, Bohemia, bv J E Ostran
der and Arthur Helms, locators.
Bun Shine claim, Bohemia, by E 8
Lovelace, locator.
Noonday Lode, Bohemia, by Burton
Herd, locator.
Sunrise Lode, Bohemia, by Burton
Hord , locator.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Blue River Mining Co. vi Frank
Meugoz; answer filed by Emmom A
Emmons, attorneys for defendants.
M Wilklns, F M Wilttlns and B F
Eorrla vs H B Oreve; answer filed by
Emmons AEiumous, attorneys for de
lemlants. PKOBATE.
Estateof George H Kiocaid, dreeased;
petition of L A Salsman to be dis
charged as executor. 1'etltiou granted
Estate of Hester Tucker deceased;
final account. Approved.
Estate of Alfred Wilson, deceased;
final account. Approved.
M AKKIAUE LICENSE.
The following marriage llcmse waa
issuvtl toda: Alfred R llrabhaiu and
.vllss Kitle Vi rti J"hn
Contiiact Maiik. Laoecounly bo
leased to J W Wallers the Long Tout
iver at d tributaries to run logs In.
The British GoYernmeHt Will Settle her Own
Scores With tie South African Republic
Special to the Guard.
JjONDOV. March 13 Tho on
oauBDury to the offer of the United States government to
mediate the differences hot.wpAn h
ana tne couth African ronnhlipn hog Wn m'vAn tt;4
1 --w UHU vvu q T vll HV WBllbOU
The British covernment deel
tion from this republic, though acknowledging the obliga
tions conferred through the tender of our good offices.
WH. J. BRYAN
Will Speak at Albany and Salem
March 28.
WILL AROUSE THE NORTHWEST.
Special to the Guard,
Taooma, March 13. The lour of the
North Paclfio stales to be made by
William Jennings Bryau includes
addresses in the Willamette valley.
As the dates are now arranged,
the distinguished politician and
orator will speak at both Albany and
Salem on Marcn 28. Notifications
have been sent to these towns and It Is
expected that large and enthusiastic
orows will gather at each point, larger
fact than when Mr. Bryan spoke at
Lebanon two years ago.
Cottage Grove Happy.
Cottaok Geove, Or., March 12. A
telegram wbb received here today from
Rnseburg announcing tha' the nnit of
G. Warner vs Bruneao A Jennings
Bros, was decided in favor ot the de
fendants. This waa a salt to deter
mine (the ownership of the Helena
mine, in the Bohemia mining dlstrlot,
which Is probably the richest mine on
the Paoltto Coast. Ninety-five per
oent of the people here are aatl fled
1th the verdlot. Bruneau & Jennings
Brosbave ran out 5O0 fet of tunnels,
and have expended about $12,000 in
labor and machinery, and have at the
present time $200,000 In sight. The
mill will be started at once, and It la
estimated that $10,000 wlli;be the clean
up of the Bret 10-day.' run.
WARNER VS. BRUNEAU.
The Big Bohemia Mining Case
Was Won by the Defendants.
RoMburg Sevlaw, Mroh 12.
Shortly before 8 o'clock the jury
brought In a verdict for the defend
a'Hs (Bruneau, Jennlnicx, et al.) after
being out tbr e hoars. The attorneys
f ir the plaint Id' at once rove notice of
a motion tor a new trial, and were
given until Thursday to do so.
The Bohemia mining case of G. G.
Warner et al, Is now In the hands of
the jury. The evhteupe was all In
shortly before noon Saturday, and
court was continued In session until
far into the night that day In an at-
tempt to give the case to the jury
before Sunday. The arguments of the
counsel were completed finally, but
the Instructions of tin oniirt were not
delivered until this morning. These
were quite leugthy and the counsel on
both aides noted many exceptions to
tholaw as laid down ny the juae,
thus laying the basis for aa appeal,
no matter which side secures the ver
dlot.
Bryan Will Visit Portland.
Washington, D. C, March 12
Senator Turner, of Seattle, baa receiv
ed word from Colonel William i. Bry
an that be would tour through Wash
ington from Maroh 28 In April 2, when
he would go to Portland and speak
there, and at other points in Oregon,
before aoiug into California. Senator
Turner will accompany Bryan on bis
trip through Washington. .
Bryan's Itinerary.
Taooma, Marob 12. Senator Turner
I red today that Colonel Bryan will
make five speeches In this state, as
follows: Walla Walla, March 29;
Spokane, March 30; Yakima, March
SI, Seattle, April 2, and Taoonia,
Aprils.
Suit BhodohT. The following suit
has been filed in the Multnomah
county circuit court: "Earl Fruit
Company against Norris Humphreys
to recover $840. The plaintiff alleges
that It expended this ainountof money
for the benefit of the defendant at
various times between August 10 and
October 0, 1897, interest Inolndtd."
Ebenezcr Blachley.
The death of one of the oldest
pioneers of Oregon and Lane county
occurred today. Ebeuezer Blanhley
died at the home of C. M. January, 11
miles rorth of this city, on the river
road, at 6:80 this morning, of old age,
aged 90 years, 8 months and 18 days.
Deceased was well and favorably
known, leaves three sons and one
daughter and a hoe t of other relatives
and friends.
The funeral will be held at 1 o'olock
tomorrow afternoon to tbe Eugene
Mason lo cemetery, Rev. Bell, of Juno
tlan, officiating.;
Bids Wanted.
Seated bids will be received by the
County Court of Lane County, Oregon,
up to 12 o'clock noon of Wednesday,
March 14, 1800, for tbe purchase of the
following real property:
18x84 feet Id 'he rear of the butcher
shop of Fisher A Wat kins on Wlllam.
ette street, and 26x84 feet lu tbe rear
of the W. T. Campbell property now
occupied by Link's shoe store on Wil
lamette street, all In Lane county,
Oregon.
The court reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Court,
E. U. Lkk,
County Clerk.
Wanted.
A refined woman for a responsible
position. . Salary, $12 per week. Ad
dress Mhs Q C KissEr.L,
. Eugene City.
A Musical Event. Llbany Herald:
"A musical event of unusual interest
will be the ptano reolial of Miss Joyce
Brownell at tbe Congregational church
next Tuesday evening. She will be
assisted by Miss Marguerite Hansen,
vocal Instructor In the University ot
Oregon, aud Mr Gifford Nash, director
of the musical department of the (J of
O. It will be a rare musical treat."
Favorable Reply From Germany
-France Will Not
Participate."
.-Nbw Uniform. C'has. Cilngen
smith received today from Columbus,
School Election E. Sohwarr..'""- "' -i-i'-
hll.l olectiKl director veaterdav F' 'r ru "-""n
n. p ni-b .h ..-ivino separate company C, O. N. O. The
votes Total vole cast, 66.
Damasous blade.
ell In bis new
!sr ril is a beautiful
Lbarlev will look
M. H. rMiiltb, Butternut, Mich., says, 1 clothe'.
"DeWltt's Little Early Itisersare tbej '
very best pills I have ever used for cos-j KakMkhh. Farmers are now nmk.
tivmess, liver and bowel troublts." I log preparations to nmh the plowing
Vincent 4 Co., Corner Drag Store.
Eugene Grain and
Produce Co...
VVm. K. Scarborough, Hgr.
Pay U.. highart Cah Pric for
POULTRY
AND EGGS.
and sowing of p'sln. if tho p'ent
wiaibercou.litlona Kill ruuiu o.r a
few day.
Hops Sold. John Anderson sold
90 hal of hops today to T A Llvesley
A Co. at 6 cent, per pound.
Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Tnd.,
says, "DeWltt's Little Early Itisers
always bring certain relief, cure my
headache and never gripe." They
generally cleanse and Invigorate the
bowel, and liver.
THE PLAQUE SITUATION.
Bpcclal to the Uuakd.
Han Kkancisco, March 13. Advices
by the steamer Just arrived from
Honolulu are that the buhonio plague
situation Is more favorable tor the
stamping Lut of the disease than for
months.
Strict quarantines are being enforced
wbioh accounts for much of the Im
provement In the plaguTepldemio lu
the Islands
WILL FIGHT IT OUT.
Spools: to Die Guard,
London, Maroh 18. The Uuiled
States, through her minister to Great
Brliaiu, tendered her good olllces as
mediator for the Boers.
Prime Miuister Salisbury will prob
ably decline the offer made by the
American uoveriimo.nl.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Special to tho Uum.
London, March 18. The French
government decllues to participate ill
any effort to piedlate tbe dllllculty
between Great Britain mid the Boer
republics. The answer of France Is
that "Mediation would defeat Its own
object."
Special to tho Guard.
Berlin, March IS. The German
government has expressed a willing
ness to participate with other countries
in tbe attempt at mediation.
ENGLAND'S ANSWER.
Speolsl to tho Guard.
London, Maroh 18. The answer of
tbe British government to the Boers
was read lu parliament today hj
Prime M inister Halishury.
The representative of Great Britain
specifically states that his government
will not assent to tbe Independence of
the South Afrloan republics.
GEN. WHITE GOING HOME.
Speolal to the Guard
Durban, South Afrioa, March 18.
General Whit j has arrived here from
the seat of hostilities. He takes pas
sage for Eugland in a transport that
sails at once.
FRENCH WANTS REINFORCE
MENTS.
Special to tho UDA kd.
London, March 13. General French
ends word to General Roberts asking
tbat his command be reinforced.
Fighting continues all aloug tbe
line. General French Is of the opinion
tbat a larger force than tbat on the
ground will be required to accomplish
tbe capture of Bloemfontein, the cap
ital of the Orange Free State.
Bicycles.
B. D. Paine A Co. have the best Hut
of bicyoles on the market. "The
White," "Phoenix," "Imperial," and
' Golden Eagle," with any tire you
wish. Examine our line and you will
be convitioed.
Offered $2,750. The Eugene Trans.
fer Co has received an offer of $2,7t0
for the steamer City of Eugene. The
boat is not in the hands of tbe couit
but will be sold In due course of time
by tbe U H marshal at Portland, we
supposo. She cost nerly $10,000.
Genuine spring day.
Buds are bursting forth on lhobusl.es
and trees.
Buy hay, grain and mill feed ol
Scarborough. You will got a bargain.
It is anld the cost of the Bohemia
mining cose at Rxwehurg will amount
to $2,000.
Linn and Lane county teachers will
hold a joint Institute at Harrlsburg
next Friday.
If you want fresh Pioneer Minced
rea Clams, go to Scarborough.
Wm. Newman received some sand
from Cape N me, and he panned il
out lodny. It showi'il plenty of gold.
L. M. Curl was elected school
ditecior of Albany by 8 majority over
J. M. JUlsou. Thres bundled and
twenty-four votes were polled.
Albany Herald, Monday: "The will
of the late Grace Ann Davis was Hteil
Monday. E. E. Davis Is named as
executor. Tim property, which Is
valued at $IG00, is to be divided he
tweeo E. E. Davis, Arvllla I u'l, r,
Virgil Davis and E. Davis.
If you want the highest ca- prh-
for eggs, take thtui to Hcarboiuugii.
Just arrived
Our Spring line
of Ladies' Tailor
made suits.
Come in and see them.
J. V. Kauftaii,
NEW LINE OF
5at E5?FaiON TABLES
AND CHINA CLOSETS AT
DAY & HENDERSON.
Scientists Say
Tobacco is fattening. We don't recom
mend it on tho table, but for a good smoko
tho BANQUET CIGAR which is made of tho
nnost tobacco can't bo beat. .
LOOK IN AT
.Geo. T. Hall & Son's
Jardiniere and Pedestal 24 in. high,
And e-lnoh Jardonlero t Art Waro In Imitation nt thn
olbralou Uook WwUanua saw paiaii 20C
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
Sorub Brushaa,
Shoe Brushes,
Cloth. i Brushes,
Any kind of Brush.
AT HALF PRICE,
Bargains lo glasawaro to make room for onr new stook.
Htrikn whilo the iron la tot. We liavo made a deep
out in ev.ry thing lu the grooery line. It ou don't
li. Have it ooma and see. We will soil you a new
galvanized faaoet 5 gallon oan full of oil for 111.60
or the can without tha oil for60 oonts. Ilvou studv
eoonomy youmryleurn alessouof us. '
A SPANKING TEA
Of hiffh BtflDDlnir rOAdstAra wnnlrVnrAt,.
ably look like ordinary horses if not dressed
n a manner to suit thoir style. Don't ex
pect your horsea to look prond and fiery il
they are ashamed of their dress. Fit them
oat in one oi our stunning buggy harnes
and they wil repay you in pride and action
PRESTON & HALES.
Manufacturers of Harnesa and Saddles.
Dealers la Paints, Oils and Well Paper.
gltatest-style
'"'Slimmer i Shoes
andjiSlippefs.
F. E. DUNN.
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