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VOL. 19.
THURSDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, NOVEMBER 21 1001
THURSDAY EVENING
NO 162
DAILY
New Tilings In
Silk Department.
l Wash Taffeta Silk,
Guaranteed Taffeta Silk not
to split.
: Silk Flannels for waists,
; Dutches Silk,
' Skinner's Satin, all shades,
; Velvet Flannels, Persian
patterns.
COIL
HE FIRE.
II Bodie
Recovered 75 Men Stil
the lie.
In
MIPTOI BEOS.
558-5G-1 Willamette St.
The Season for Coughs, Colds and Influenza
Ij at hand. We have the surest remedy known for the prevention and cure
of these distressing complaints. ycb.notoh-. PHCNo-auiaiac, ss.canc.
Taken when symptoms of Oold or Grip first appear, will effect a Certain and
Speedy ('ura. If coutdi has set in then
YERINOTON'S White Pine Expectorant Price as and joe
Should be taken freely. We assert that when taken in conjunction, thrv
effect a radic.il cure Thse remedies are not put tip in Chicago fo- us, but
are made by us in our store in Kucene, from crinle drags, and con-equently
we know just exactly what is in eneh mnrriv. Wo guarantee every package
old. YeringtOn'S Ninth street Drug Store.
HSiajnywnWif,iHi'uKiii i is ansae;
titk ahrti'a'a
The Hottest Stove
in Town is the
EXPERT ARRESTED.
8peo.nl fo the UtJAKD.
Salem. Orecron. NW 91 n T Pio-i- t
o ' ' vim., vug Ul LIIO Illt'll
expeiting the Marion county records, was arrested hero this
afternoon on the charge of obtaining money under false
pretense, by the sheriff of Clark county, Washington. The
Marion county officials have claimed right along that he
was not a fit person to expert said records.
TERRIBLE COAL MINE FIRE.
Special to the Guard
TELLURIDE. Colorado. Nnv 91 TV
Union coal mine is on fire and all oflorts to put it out seems
unavailing. Twenty-two bodies have been recovered and
beyonty-nvo men are still in the mine. The scene at
mine is a terrible one. woman nnrl Mii'M
guish for brothers and fathers. All seem helpless to
THE QUEEN STILL LIVES.
Special to the On a no.
Vienna. Nov 21. Tho Re
reported death of Queen Draga by suicide.
QUIET AT COLON.
Special to the Guard.
Washington. D O. Nov 91 finlnn i. r,i,Jot tu .,
tain of the warship Iowa cables that transit is open.
TERRIBLE DEATH.
S.nll to the Guard.
Pittsburg. Pa.. Nov 21. A
into a smeller here this forenoon. He was roasted bovond
ldwntihcation before he could be gotten out.
Boss Air Tight Heater
flnmctliiniT entirely new in air tiht construction.
Hantlanme, durable, and reaummble in price.
Four sizes. Call and nee them.
8. L. Long.
No Business Can Reach
- Permanent Success
the
an
give
conducted upon a strictly honest and fair basis. In
no line la ibis more applicable than in the Jewelery business.
We realize this thoroughly, so what wesay may be depended
upon. You will Hnd every thing In our stor Is exactly as
represented. Wp repair every possible mistake yours as well as
cur own. '1'be business that prospers Is that which pleases the
customer.
JANNEY & MEYER,
Mi Willamette Street.
Jewelers to the People.
2nd SURPRISE
i ALE
55 Ladies' Cloaks and Jackets today,
to be sold at prices to suit yourself.
I
Old price, $12.50New price $8.50!
Old price, 10. 00--New price 6.50,
Al au aw -m iw I
Vila price, .ou-iNew price o. to
Old price, 5.00-New price 2.50
11 Jackets odd sizes your choice $1
Children's Coats
at equal value.
J V Kuffman.
' 636-540 Wllla'ciette ptreet. toijeoe, Oregon.
HOP MARKET.
Rapid Advance Reported
Local Dealers.
EN9LISH MARKET STRONGER.
Salem Statesman Not. ZO.
The bop market Is assuming mora
life tban has been noted for a month,
and prices are beginning to advance.
as a result of the sudden strengthening
of the English market, where, in spite
of the phenomenal crop of 1901, the
market has, according; to advices re
ceived by leading dealers yesterday.
Advanced 8 shillings. This has siartled
American brewers, aud they are now
ooming Into the market lo supply
themselves with the necessary stocks.
and naturally, the growers who still
hold their bops, will secure better
prices for their product.
The Horet & Lachmund Company
yesterday purchased a lares lot of hops
at KlJ cents a pound, that a week ago,
could have been bought for 10 cents,
and other lots have been sold In the
local market at good prices, a large
number 01 bales changing hands yes
terday. To such an extent baa trad
ing In hops grown lately that there are
less tban 15,000 bales about 20 per
cent ol the crop of 1901 In the bands
of growers in Oregon, and those deal
ers holding the stocks, will make a
handsotus profit on their holdings, to
reimburse them for losses sui'alned
during the past few years.
Mr L 1 Lachmund, of the Hirst A
Lachmund Company, says that higher
prtoescanDow he confidently looksd
forward to and that tt,e low pries-, the
result of the work of short sellers, are a
thing of the pr.t for this season.
From Kfv Kkaudkrao The fol-
Inning Is (' 11 Kev E F lieaudreau,
the well kt ip 0 graduate of the Ku-
rfei e I tvlnii -school: ''I am now lo
cated at AH." , slate of Washington,
havli g pw.i i charge of the C'hils-
laii church at Ibis place. We are
starving fi-r Ktigne news. Plea.e send
me the Wrkklt Guard "
up
Tumhh RfcM.iVKD This a'ternnoo
Di.C HTAtwoed and L W Brown
removed a lance tumor from the palm
of the left hand of Axil, the young son
of Ixiuls Berntaan, who resides about
three miles west of (own. The turner
was caused by a burse stepping on the
hand.
meeting at 2:30 o'clock this afteruoof
was signea oy air wagnon and tor
members of the committee. j
Mr Wagnon today talked with sevl
sral prominent bullds.s In regard id
the erect on of the main hinMin,,.
wnioa will be a frame, two stories
high and 60x110 feel iu dimensions,
and the oontraot will be let as soon as
all bids are lu. Tbe ola furniture fan-
lory, near the site of lbs new mill, will
be used for tbe dye room and nloklju
department.
TUB. CONTRACT.
Following Is the oon tract drawn
and signed today:
This oentract and agreement mads
and entered into this 21st day o
November, 101, by and between U D
Wagnon for himself and associate.
and anr eoroorallon that ma h.
formed for tin bereiu-after named ob.
J sets and purposes, of the first part and
J xi McCluuc n II Kakln. R Mi,.
Murphey, J M Hhsller. F K Duah.
and F M Wilkin., aHecU-d and autbri
ir.ed by and acting lor the subsorlbara
of tbe subsidy, fund and mouiy
herein-after njptitiuued of tbe seooiid
pan wltneesetb: 1
lhat 1 be said H O Wagnon so sow
ing of the first part for the ennsidi ra
tion to tie paid as herein-after raeri
tloued promises sud agree to build,
erect, construct and iqulp with all
the proper and neoessry sp-to dali
machinery, flxlurea, apparatus and .pi
pllancas, In Kuirene. Lane count OrJ
1 son, at and upon a site on tha mill
i u.-.j . II
. uu ji uwmr wii.r ,usnig rurnilUra
factory used by Day oV Heud.rson
now stands a good Ibree-esl wo,len
mill; the bulldlag for said woolen mill
shall be a good substantial frame band
ing 60 feel wlrle by 110 fret long, sod
two su rise high, to be finished In a
sooo and substantial manner proper
plsted and said wool.u mill to be
Bul.hed and completed and ready to
ran and operate ou, or before the 1st
day of July, 1901'.
The capacity of said woolen mill
when so completed and running In its
fall capacity, that l-wlih all said
maontnery, said three-full set and all
other machinery, aud when in fall
operation, that Is, ten hours a dav.
shall be such as the pay roll thereof
anan ne about 13600.00 per mouth.
And it Is agreed that said wooleu
mill shall be so constructed ami com
plated at such alts and local lou and
shall be and remalu where so erected
and oom pleted and shall not h r.
moved or taken away or dismantled for
a period of. at least. 20
said date ol Its oomple lion. Provided,
however that if the said mill should
permanently van to operate
Woolen mill, witniii one year from the
lime the same is aillilileled and lieuin.
to operate the said party of Hit. lirst
piri sliHll pay back to the pariee of
the second Pari, as trustees mi said ul
scrlptlon of said subsidy 80 per cent of
sain htou.ou; aud If said mill should
cease permanently to operate, as a
woolen mill, within two years from
the said date of iu said completion, as
aforesaid, then the party ef the first
part shall pay baok to the (wound nar.
ties, as such trustees, 60 per oent of
said $8"00 uti; and If the same perms-
uenuy ueaeea lo opeiaie wnhlti y
jear Itittivafu-r fur live ye.rs a i.k
proportion shall be so relumed to s.,id
found party as such trustees; aud if
tbe said mill shall perniantutly erase
to operate as a woolen mill within the
second Bve years after Its said com pie
tlon, then the said parties of tbe first
part shall return to said second
party 15 per cent of said $8U0U.0(I.
Damage or destruction bv fire, or Hie
the elements excepted.
The parties oftheseoond nart in con
sideration of the said erection, con
struction, equlpsaent aud oomplotlon
otsals wooleu mill of the above named
kind and oanaoltv. and In oonaiilnra.
tlon of the premises hereby covenant,
promise and agree to pay to the said U
D Wagnon, his assigns or legal iepre
aeuiatlves, the said sum of $8000.00, as
a subsidy aud bonus therefor; aud
promise and agree to pay the said sum
to the said H D Waguon, bis aeslgue
or legal representatives, 'on or before
the said 1st day of July, 1903, or when
and as soon as said wooleu mill la
completed and In nperatien.
In Witniws Whiheof. the said
parties have hereunto set their hands
suu min snu exeou ten cms contract
iu duplicate this, 21st day of Novem
ber, 1901.
H D Wagnon,
H. GORDON THE HOUSEFORNISHER.
mmrnj Pre 3RmT 'M.'Jt? y " JT
Carry a full lino of Cast rooks and
JSteol luinges. Lowest prices and
go ids puaranteod. A carload will
arrive the middlo of next month.
H. GORDON, The Housefurnislier.
20 East Ninth street.
In presenoe of
(Party of first part.)
J H McOluug.
HB Kakln,
K MoMurphey,
F E Dunn,
J M tshelley,
FM Wllklns,
(Party of second part.)
FN MoAllster,
Chaa U Hoott.
CONTRACT SIGNED.
Mr. Wagnon Has Found Woolen
Mill Bonns Satisfactory.
MEETINOS TODAY,
A meeting of a number of tbe lamest
subscribers to the woolen mill bonus
waa beld In the parlors of the First
National bank this forenoon to oonfer
with Mr Wagnon. A oommittea. mn.
slating of J H MoClnng, K E Dunn,
R McMurpbey, 8 B E.kin, P U Wll
klus and J M Hbelley, was appointed
10 draw up a oontraot as rtioulaied in
- turU jrmm uiv.uniuua-innBy wnen
the subscription paper and at anotberf mtlS&i ia that thjUay-nf
meetinir at 2:30 n'nlonb II.U r,..T. .. . -"7 " . '
y n nuoanum, who myatarlously dis
appeared on November 18, 1898, while
buotlne'deer in the faanarla moun
tains, on Hhotgun oreek, about 20
miles east of here, bad been found.
Tiia Sua. Wua l.nm.lil hara I. a
, S" "J " I'"' 1 J
o' hunters, Messrs Howard, Hauohett
alid llumm, of Junction City, Tlley
tale that while bunting ou Shotgun
rfreek they met a man named Martin
who told them he bad found a grave
and bad dug Into It and found a skele
too and portions of a red sweater
Buoknum wore a red sweater at the
tlOis be dlsappesred. The men said
that Martin lived near Crawford vllle
Mr Buoknum was a nromlueat oltl.
tab of Harrlsburg and one of the own
ers of the Harrlsburg sawmill
BODY OF L0NG-LCST MAN.
It Now. Seems I. R. Buckouro, of
Harrisburg, Met With Foul
Play.
Harrlsburg, Nov SO. Great exclte-
lusnt waa created hiira-torhlwlien
School
Shoes
p Extraordinary
Opportunity.
The rsire for flheanneaa haa
led even older-eatablisheri stores
to n riake their high calling and
lo decry excellence. If that be
lecrasary, loattract business
25 per cent off on our entire stock of
Furs, Wraps and Tailored Suits
Remonibor wo handle the "Palmer" garmonts the
niOBt extrome in stylo. Tho country has be en
tempted with those garments.
Why wait, whon so glorious an opportunity
awaits you at
5. H. Friendly . I
Maple Syrup bu,k
Elk Brand Pure Maple sap in
pints, quarts, $ gal and gals
LrCrSKEEL
S:
Ai'nt you Hungry
For a dish n( nice Cnrn, Psas, Asparairns. Hnorotash or Btrlns Deans.
If too ar, trr una cao "I mir M ami W b anil of nannsd TrKstllss, and
see if the quality Isn't alxivo anytliinif ,ou have svsr IsiiiKht.
CORN 15e. 1U0ANS 15c, PEAS 5o
SUCCOTASC1I Iflc, ASPARAGUS 25c,
TOMATOES 15c.
W. carry other brands that an ohraper bul the., are th. flnsat goods monsy oan bay.
GEO T HALL & SON.
..Marked Down Prices..
on our line of
Ladies' Outing
Flannel Nightdresses
The best evor
in Eugene.
...AT...
gold
PowiLL Hkitm lJP.r Dr f'ow.,1
lO-evs died .urlcenlv st -ttle, Wah,
lat night at 8 o'c'.is-k. The dovtoriand , 1,1. f,.. u.. . U
r-rned the McKerii. r.-k f.rm and I w,i,n mill bunding, staid bnlldiog
al had oflbaM in this city. Beeves I w tlrctrdi eonslruotsd and eoa
was known by many Kugene people.)
YORAN'S
- SHOE STORE
See Display
in South Show Window.
Keep your eye on thia
space. It will pay you
to watch for the notice
of our next
Tuesday's Surprise Sale.
FRANK DUNN