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WHOLE NO. G8L : KUOENE CITY. OR. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1680. $2.50 per year IN ADVANCE
1 1 woti'"1 - ' r-
ht (Cugrnr City Guard.
' 1 k . OAMT1KLL. J. . C-MrSKU.
CAMPBELL BROS.,
, Ftfll.-t.rj aal Prapriators.
OFFICE In tht building formerly occupied
by J. W. Cleaver, a a tor, corner Wil
lamette and Seventh Street.
OUttOStt
KA.TB9 OIT ADVKUTI81NQ.
Adv ertUement Interim! a follow, i
Om Ktur. 19 liue or If, ue inaertion ?3;
ok tuhMquent inurtiun IL Cub required in
ThaTadvertUer will be ehargd at the fol
winf rate t
One iiiunre three months M 00
lit mouth.. 8 00
" Ob. year 12 00
Transient aottoe in local col uniu, SO cent per
line for u;l inaction,, ... '
Advertiaing WIU will b rendered quarterly.
All oh work inurt he Pin mb os MxivrRr. i
rosrurricn.
flre Hear -From I a. . W T f..
flnadaye
hr.JW',,F',"i
Mail WTITa from th. with an1 leave. olnt north
te a. a. Arnrn from tlie north mo 1 leaw-i im
ith at 1:M P- 'or Siuila, franklin ea I
fit, rw a ..
.ill. C1Oeek an4 Bniwtiille at 1 ..
. .ill ha ro ll f.ir eliverv hlf u lioar afte.
. rival of tralae. Ittmelioul 1 be left t tu .Hire
ka.r before mail, 4eti-t.
" 4 kj BlTriRWll 11.
SOCIKTIE4.
Na II. A. T. and A. SI.
Meet Srat .nil tbird WdneaJay earL
th.
HpKMrr.1 Birrm TinoK No. 9 T. O,
0. r. Meetaevery Toeelay t-enin.
. . w.. n
mU on the M nd 4th Wolnwky. in muh month.
iBUMR Lodge, Na 15, A. O. U. W.
MmU at Mwonio Hull the eucood anJ fourth
Monday. h..hmmb.w (W t(( w
DR. JOHN NIOKLIN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur,
. (Formerly of Yamhill County.
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Euiituo City, litlice iu Uo.lerwoo.le
Britlt, 2it lloor, over Well. F.iro Co. ' hx
preaoftice. Kewilenoc, two blocluwest au l
one north. of Public School, u the kilinu.
Worth pmiwrtj'. '" "
A. m PATTERSOX,
rilVSlCIAN AND SL'Ur.liON.
fflce on Ninth Street, opps.Ue Oi St.
Obarle Hotel, aud m llclclrute,
BJtiKNW CITV OltKUtlN.
Da, J01SP3 P.
GILL
CAN BE FOUN DAT UI3 OFFICE or ree
iJenee when not profwionall entfajeA
Office at the
rOST OFFICE DRU0 STORE.
ReS lenre on Ei'hth etrect, op;i..ito Trwhy
nun Cliureh.
JEWKLUY ESTAIMJSMKXT.
J. 8. LUSKEY,
DEALEIUS
Clacks, Wacnes, Chains, Je.vclry, Etc.
Ucpairiug Promjitly Kxei-uu-.l.
XSTXW Vorh Warranted. jP3
J.S LUJKKY,
KlleirortH k Co. briclc, WillnraetU etreet
ST. CHABUS3 H3TEL,
Corner Willamette and Ninth Street,
EUGENE CITY, OR.
J. W. FRONK, Troprietor.
Th House baa been thoronglilj
. '' reoovated, both iualde ,
, . nuU outside.
Th FINEST Samplo Rooms in the city.
TERMS MODERATE
(Give the Houee atrial, and! aire1 that
you will get the beet the market atfonle.
The Hoaee is newly furnuheJ.
, . Tree Coach to and from the K(nna.
War has commencsd ia Europe!
R. G. OALLISON
TS AGAIN AT HIS OLD HIS OLJ STAN D
Ion Willamette Street and hiivmu boujlu te
int.t of W. T. Churn in the firn. of Ulh
.n & OehMrn, ia prepared to f.jrnih a 1 whe
ayirivehim a call with fi t quality f
VeVy t),in? uaually kept in a first clw grocery
WAKE, WOOD AND WILUpV VVAKK.
at readable rate, fnr CASH f rlDr rou
ii a what I mn no lor you
Thankful iWt patronage vlt on
ACfulKlOTATPJX K0T1CE.
CANXEDGOODS, TOBAf f
SSrSilli'Frmt Trees end SMb-
U.V. hvihe Cmty ?tirtof. Una em . ! VtATtT
dec'
and
eatate
rV,,TWlrtPBTn, 'ia WnCitr
fi ff 1 oTomuxn Jr". U a.te, an 1
n ii limmew
r -rv.omi a itean
iat .11 per-on. Hr t ,h.
are ttm'7 re!""-" -. ,.i..of-
The largest stock
of good in
Is now on Salo at
IB.
And tliC30 aro a tow.
icTc&iQY CASH:
Nice WLite Dknkctt for ti prrpain
Urocadn Dro. UoovU for 13 cts per yd.
Good Casliinere, full width, 60 cU per
yard.
Crocado Silks from $1 23 up.
TIIK Best Assortment in the City of
BOOTS 1KB SHOES f
Ladles Kid Button at from $2 np
Ladies Kid Fox from $1 25 up
Lulie California Calf from $1 50 up
ChiMreus California Calf from up
Men's California ttnnts $4 30 worth $(5
Men's Good Heavy Boots .' $3 50 to 83
Men' Calf Boots WOrth $6
LaJies P.i'jIh.! Buttoned Shoes $2 up
Clctliinj; Clicapertlian any othor Ilonso.
$u ai as
icccliv a J
Ciie me a call and
D
OF THE WORLD
LIGHTNING OIL.
THE NEW MEDICAL WONDER OF.THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
THE WONDERFUL ABOLISH Ell OF PAIN.
A SPECIFIC FOR
DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT.
The most astonishing the
RHEPATiC PAIS 3
KU3AITIA PAIXS
UH.il)A(JHK
TDOTUACIIK
I II
ANY FEELING OF NUMBNESS IN THE FLESH RELIEVED IN 10
MINUTES.
270 TJSED EXTERNALLY.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE,
AND AT WHOLESALE BY
HODGE, DAVIS AND CO.,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
TRICE, $1 PER BOTTLE
n
Curo Your Back Aclie
W W
And all diea. of the Kidney., Mer and
Uiiuary ' rgau by wearing the
imnrDv&d Excelsior Kidney Pad
Hi. a MARVEL of II HALING and Relief
.Sim..!,, Seu-lle, Wrect, IViih
lep, Poweifi.l.
It CURES wher. all elw fai'a. A RF.VE
LA l ION an 1 REVOLlJfiU.N in Medicine.
Alworpjou or d:rct apiilicution. m opP-ed M
Poweifi.l
REVE-
tn
uuitti.l-.wr inieru-i ni"'"-'""-
for
our trrtV-i on MUiier .nuw"i
... t -II - aaj.lil
l.a .im -LfuU. or sea uy iwau, ra
prioe. - Ao:.Kt
Th) "CnV' Laj Pai Ca..
WUluni. I lock, tKlROlT, MI
MICIL
, .... i .-l J.n..!n- KldneT
mi. . . .. ' "trr.c: :
V1 sTV iwi
WJSg0X3 WISHING TO PURCHASE
lJt i Sl.rubUry can be aoppUed
.V&UYPKIClnEuK.a.Crty, by
their orjtra
i it
TH K HENDERSON.
.. Ageot fur Wallia. Iira.
L2 (&$
.Co
oi tlio Bargains of
'
Ldtp tinder Vwtti ilfrom OO cU np.
A Largo aortinnt of Trimin Silka,
73 cU to t 23 per yard.
A flue lino of lloosiery, all price
Ovuralla from 30 cU up.
can
f
7'
Save YourselvES M J I E Y
IS DIL HENLEY'S
world has ever known.
IN
IN
IN
IN
20 MINUTES.
15 MINUTES.
5 MINUTES.
MINUTE
SAMPLE BOTTLES, 10 CTa
c""1"A'!S0RfI0:,w,"
t ITVM tUl. iiJPJ
TtTrOAT DISEASE.
n i i. ai'
flL.3L BREATHING TROUBLES.
J,,,.
It DRIVES INTO th yatem curative
ii.ine.
th. diaeMed part th
poiMin
Thuntand, Testify to its Vlrnes.
vn HAH RFRP rVFllAr nCUKtu
Don't diwriair until vou hive tried tLw Sen-i
ble. E.i v Anulied and RADICALLY EF
- I'l l A iram-riw
"
Du... -' .. -v - 1-
of 'i:IwE. tW, by
5h3 "Only" Lena Pad Co.,
William Llnck, Or. l liul I', MICH.
Pendfor fe-tunonuiu ana our coon, vw,-
ooo a y e a l" s tree.
GO TO
T. rrt CARD and CABINET PHOTO
ORAPU; , FERRui Vl'td. AC
Cards and Ca.inals a Sp3:iilty.
ua-M
Lane
MM
KUOKNM CHT
H3USINESS 3OIRECT0E7.
ALEXANDER. J. B.-Ju.tIo of th. Teai
JJouth Kn jtnt l'mlnct;ollii-e at Court Hoiuw.
ISTOrt IMUSB-Cliaa. iUker, pmn. Tlie
only irat-chua hotvl in the clty- illamvtu
trnet, on door north of the Miat ofli..
ABRAMH, W. H. BRO.-riuiln mill,
iwh, d.air, blind anil moulding tauaiifat'tory,
Eighth atreet, at tf mill raoa. Kverythiiiu
in our line furnialied on abort notice and
reaeonalile term.
BOOK STORE One door anuth of th. Artor
Kouae. A full atock of aaiorted boi paxT
plain and fancy.
BOYD C MILLER-Meatrarket-beef, real,
mutton, pork and lard Willamette etrett,
between Eighth and Niuth.
CUMN R03.-IVaUT in Jewelry. W.t,l.
. m, Cluuu and aluaical Inetranirnto-Wtl
Lunette .trect, between Seventh and Eighth.
CALLISON, R. 0.-Deid.rlnnTKneis
vialon.,eountr,T produce, canned gon.1. book.,
tatlnnery, etc, aoulhweat corner Willamette
and Ulh SU
DOKRI.S, GEO. B.-Attorney and Councilor
at Law Ollioe on Willamette atrwt. Eu-
irene City. '
DORRI. K F.-Dealer In 8tve. and Tin
ware-Willamette itreit, between Seventh
ami Eighth.
DURA NT, WM.-Meat Market beef, pork,
veal and mutton coa.tautly on hand Ninth
ttreet, between l'earl and llih.
ELUWOltTH k CO.-Dni(rUand dealer
iu paint, oil., etc. Willumutte etreet, be
tween LiKhth aud Nintlu
FRIENDLY, 8. H.-Denler In dry food,
clotliiiiK ami pcnrral nierchamHo W illam-
ette itreet, between fcl(,'lith aud Ninth.
GUARD OFFICE-Xewier, io-k and Jo
printing-olhue, coriier Willumett audSevtn.li
treeta,
GRANOE STORE -IV aler in rereral irti
cli.'ig.ll and imduce, corner Eighth and
)V ulamette atreeta.
GILL, J. I. 1'hHclnn. Bunreon and Dniir
trlut, roetolfice. illamette eeet, lietween
beventn and bilith,
HAYS. KOBT.-Winee. Liquor, and Ci
Kara of the be.t qualily kept ooimtantly ou
nana, i u ueti tuiii.ru lanie iu uwn.
HENDRICKS, T. O.-Dealei In ceneral mer
chamlii northweat corner illamette and
Ninth atreeta.
1IODES, C.-Keep on hand fine wine, Hi,
nor, curar nu a pool ami miiism uble:
Willamette street, between Eighth and
Ninth.
HORN, CHAS. M.-Ounmith. Rifle nr.j
aliot-iruni, lireeoh and nmtzle loeilera, for aie.
Repairing done in the ncitett atyle and war
ranteiL
ftiiop on itu atreet.
KINSEY, J. D "Sah. blind and door fac
tory, window and door rramea, tumildiiiK,
etc, giaxiug and glaa cutting don. to onler.
LYNt!ll, A -Grooerie, proviaion. fruit, veg-
etalilea, etc, n illamette Itreet, brat dooi
south of l'oatoffio.
LUC'KEY, J. a-W.tcbmaker and Jeweler;
keejiaa fine atock of gooit. in liu Hue, W illam
ette treet. in Kllawortli' dnii (tore.
McCLARKX, J A M ES -Choice, winea.lloiiora,
ami n -am illamette a tree t, between Eighth
and Ninth. '
MELLER, M. Brewery Lager Wr on taf
and ny the keg or barrel, comer oi Aiuth and
Olive atreeta.
OSBURN k CO.-Dealer In drop, medicine.
cnemicaia, oua, paimn, eic iiuimeiw iu,
niKaiite S. ('harloj Hotel
PA1TERS0X, A S.-A Gn. atock of plain
and funcy viniting card.
PERKINS, H. (J. -County Surveyor and Civil
Euiueor. lUwidence on Fifth S reet
PRESTON, WM.-Dealer in ad.llHry, liar
neaa, Carriage Trimming, etc. Wiilainette
atreet. between Seventh and Eighth.
POST OFFICK A new atock of rtandard
ichool bookh juat received at the poet oUice.
UITSII. BEX. Horaeehof ing and general job
bing blackeniith, Eighth itreet, between Wil
lamette and Olive.
REAM, J. R. Undertaker and building eon
tractor, miner W illume tt. and Seventh
street.
ROSENBLATT ft CO. Dry goo.li, clothing,
groceriea and general mrcnandiH, aouthweat
corner Willamette and Eighth atreeta.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Mm. A. Ren
frew, Proirietre. Tlie beat Hote in the
city. Corner Willamette and Ninth itreet.
SHIELDS, .1. C.-Physli lan and Burgeon-
north aide Ninth itreet, hint door east of St
Charlea Hotel
STEVENS, MARK Dealer ia tobacco, ci
gara, nut, candie, shot, powder, notion,
etc Willamette itreet.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES A larg. and varltd
aaaortinent of ilateaof all aire, and quantitie.
of alixtea and alate booka litre doom not th
of the exprea office.
THOMPSON ft BEAX-Attornev at Lw
Willamette street, between Seventh snd
Eighth.
WALTON, J. J.-AHomey-at-Law. Ofllce
Willamette street, between Seventh and
, Kiirhth.
WITTER, J. T.-Bnckakin dreaalng. lTie
hit'tioHt price paid for deer akin, Eighth at,
at Fridge.
TJXDERWOOD, J. B. General brokerage
bmineatand agent for the ConnTticiit In
snrano Company of Hartford Willamette
atreet, between Seventh and Eizhth.
ELL 370 BTH & CO.,
D 11 U G G 1ST,
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In
all it branche at tha old (tend, otterinv
Increased iuduoenieiite to cuatomera, old nu
new. As uerekilora, the mt
Careful attention given to Prescripions.
NEW
MEAT MARKET
i j
On th. weat aid of Willamette Street, between
tiglith audintb.
Having Juat opened a new and neat Meat
Mrlttt, w are prj arm to lurnuo oe Dew
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, etc..
To our eu.tomer, t th lowett m-.rlet rate
Tht custom of tho public ia respect
fully solicited.
Meat delivered to any part of the city free
f ebarg. McCOKK ACK ft KfcNnMAW.
I- 0. 0. Crand U.ljr.
At the last wssion of the Sovereign
Grand Logo 0f OJl Fellows lieU in
Toronto, an important change ns
made in the woi lings of the secrtt
work ptitaining to the Encampment
ami subordinate lodges. In the suitor
dinate lodge tlie derves are changed
from five to thive. The Cnt and sec
ond degrees are tlie preparation of
Representative Geary, and the third is
the partial production of Representa
tive ISheiriier, both old Odd Fellows.
The rovUion of the Encampment work
was matured by Representative Sht ff
ner, and amended by tlio committee.
No change has been mado in tint iium
nr of Eucampment degrees. The re
vised work will go in operation Jan.
1st 1881.' The Initiatory' degrees, as
adopted, shows of tho old ceremony
there Wing but a few alterations o
minor import All memWrs of the
order who have received tho third and
fourth degrees of the old work shall I
entitled to rank as second degree of the
revised work, and all inciubera who
have received tho fifth degree of the
old work shell I entitled to rank as
third degree of the revised work, with
out charse, Tho rriiitiiisf of the ro-
vised work will be done at once. The
Rcheva degreo as reportod by the
Rev ising Committee was re-committed
to them with instructions to ha've it
printed and presented at tho ne:;t ses
sion, therefore, no chango will take
placo fcr another year.
Sad IcrUrnl
The Iiosiiburg Independent gives
the following particulars of the acci
dental death of Woodson Fattcrson of
Douglas county:
It would seem from the statement
of an rye witness, Mr. II. O. Waters,
who vwitcd tho scene of tho accident,
that Woodson had tied two deer on his
saddle, bno on the seat and one Whind.
The ono behind evidently got loom,
and fulling scared the horse, which be-
n to buck, jerking Patterson around
in such a manner as to kick him in the
forehead, smashing in the skull from
which tho brain oozed out Whihi
kicking ho struck the hammer of the
gun, breaking it oir in the stock and
exploding the cartridge, and in running
lomo cut himself on tho leg by striking
it on a snag in the road to which place
io was traced by tho blood.
Ik l.ailiin Savj.
Italian economists bewail the waste
of money on the now man-of-war Italia.
She is to be provided with 4 100-ton
guns, as well aa several miltraileuses,
and the greater part of the money
spent for the cajinon and machinery
goes to England. American econo
mists have no need to cry out against
the extravagance of Secretary Thomp-
m 1 . t 1 1 1 ' it
son. ile has adopted a radically uu
ercnt plan. He has saved over $8,-
0,0,000 from his appropriations and
tas allowed the navy to go to the dogs.
Regard.xl from the point of national
pride the Italian method seems bctte '.
With a good navy, at least, this coun
try might save itself from the humilia
tion of Iming bullied by a fifth rate
power, like Spain, or a power of no
rato whatever, like Chile,
B. B. Redding, of California State
Fish Commission, says that an attempt
will be made to introduce tho , Gour-
rnami fish into this country, placing
the young ones, if successful in briiyj
ing them here, in the rivers in the
southern part of California. No at
tempt has ever yet been made to bring
them to Ameriira but frequent oues
have been madn to bring them t Eu
rone, but without success. They will
be shipped from Sago, Cochin China.
Tim fish is described as havin2 a most
delicate flavor, and in every respect
desirable food fish. It resemble the
carp in apjsjarance.
Mr. Richardson, who was blown ft
couplo of hundred feet into the air at
the time of the boiler explosion at Em
pire City some time nee has recovered
and couo to work again. He was
,Umn thmurrri tl.e roof of the buildins ;
and dropped M feet in ft straight line
from whence he started. Ilia case is
probally without a parallel .. ' '
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STATE NEWS.
Tuesday night, at the Dalles, tie
mercury was 17 degrees above lero.
The miners of Yakima, county are
finding it profitable to trade at the
Dalles,
On a ranch on the Malheur, ia Ba
ker county, a dairyman has set up ft
cheese factory. '
The Mountaineer estimates that 100
meu entitled to rote did not do to in
Wasco county.
The Oregon City gTave digger notl-.
lies the court that he won't dig graves
for paupers at $3 apioce.
The Mountaineer says the train was
to run out to Blalock'a Landing 42
above Celilo on Thursday.
The Clackamas Democrat tells of ft
stranger's hiring a horse at Oregon City,
driving him to Portland and selling him
and then couldn't lie found.
The house of Samuel Gibblo, on Gib
Me's prairie, Clackamas county, was
robbed of clothing worth $0, and the
thief left a package of greenbacks in ft
trunk he runiaged.
The "Mammoth Farm, of tho Blalock
Wheat Growing Company, of Eastern
Washington Territory, comprises CO,-
000 acres of wheat land, of which 25,-
000 neres are fenced. Ground has been
broken for ft crop, which is expected to
foot up between 300,000 and 400,000
bushels.
Cilll Tctocd.
Governor Thayer has vetoed the fol
lowing bills, passed by the last legisla
ture: 8. B. No. 9 for the relief of Uma
tilla county. The bill provides for the
remission of fl.GGS 24 of State tax in
favor of said county, on account of the
expenses of the trial and execution of
certain Indians by the civil authorities
in 1878.
II. B. 30, providing for the erection
of a Csliuay or ladder at the falls of
t'.in Willamette, and to appropriate
money therefor.
Al II. B. 89, for the relief of J.
Q. Thornton.
A few days ago, a handsome woman
belonging to an Indian tribe killed har
husband on the Mainland, opposite
Taxada, by shooting him with ft mus
ket and putting him in the water with
a stone attached to his neck. The wom
an was taken to Coraox by some of her
tribe and sent down to Nanaimo on
Thursday by the Cariboo Fly. She is
said to be the handsomest woman of
her tribe. She bore herself with ft
queenly dignity, is of warm olive com
plexion with hair and eyes as black and
piercing as the night Her tribe by
whom she was adopted in a mysterious
manner when she was a child, looked
upon her as their royal princess, and
she becomingly accepted tho honor. She
proudly refuses to give tho cause for
killing her husband who was a fine
looking sub-thief, whom she was com
pelled to marry, and turns questioners
away by telling them she could not help
it under the circumstances. The wom
an is ft mystery. J
On Saturday night at about 1 1 o'clock
a bright meteor passed over Seattle
from the northeast to th southwest
within about one hundred and fiftyfoet
from the ground, and foiling in the bay
half way to Milton, sank, sending up
ten thousand beautiful globules of light
During its rapid passage the sky in the
vicinity was lighted up brilliantly. The
meteor was quite small appearing about,
as large as a 300 pound cannon ball Ita
tail, more tlian one hundred and fifty
feet in length was most beautiful
composed of pink, blue, deep greeD,
ruby and richest purple.
Railboad Proobess. -A line tap
ping the Grande Ilonde has been locat
ed from a point near Umatilla, fifty
miles southeast through the Indian
reservation to the sumit of Meacham'ft
pass. At this point there will be a tun
nel 2,730 feet A contract for the
completion of thia tunnel and five milea
of the heaviest rock work was let and
will begin immediately. Contracts for
the remaining forty-five milea will bo
I . . nri .
1 let early next aping. . company
expects to rech BakcrCity in th. FaJ
Jot 1881
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