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ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSE.IXJTIOJI OF DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, ISD TO EAB 0 HONEST LITING BT TIIK SWEAT OP OFt BKOW
WHOLE NO. 71C
KUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1681.
$2.50 per year IN AOVAflft
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5fcr (Cugftte (City 1 uara.
t U CiMPBltLU J. R. CAMPBELL
OAMPBEL.L BROS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE On th East M of Willamette
Btreet between Seventh and Eighth Street. .
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Transient notices In local column, 20 cent per
In for each insertion.
Advertising bill, will be rendered quarterly.
AU ioa wrk must be rain rua us nruviiKr.
posTorricK.
Iflee Hw -From J a. m. W 7 p.m. Sundays
I. ISO to I: p. n. ... , ...
Iliil utitm from th. eolith aoi leave, join north
10 a. Arrive, fro tlie north and lean, f.ltur
Ita at P- r Minwlew. Krankln i and Lot.
faim. !(- at A.M. on We.lnea.iay. For Crawford.
.ill. CaraB Creek and Brownsville at I w.u.
' U tier, will b. ready for d.llvnr half an after
1 -rival of trains. Uttere .hnuld be loft at the office
before rtp ArrEBH0S P.K.
SOCIETIES.
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,Vaete flnt and third Wednesdays In each
menu.
.. Tl T,. Nn A T O.
TtO. F. Meetsevery Tuesday evening.
wJ2Iaj- Wihawhai-a Emcamhit No. 6,
.teen the Jdand Un Wednesday, in ul "on11'
Kuuiss Lonos, N W.'A- O. U. W.-
Ileeta at Maaonio Hall the .econd and fourth
loaday in each month.
DR. JOHN NICKLIN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
: (Formerly oi-YamhiU County.)
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
Eugene City. Office in Cnderwoo.1 a
Brick, 2d Boor, ever Well. Fargo 4, Co. a Ex
press tfa'ce. Residence, two block, went and
an north ef Publio School, in the hilling
Irorth property. , , . ,.au- "
A. W.PATTEimX,
MIYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
omoe on NlotU 8tret, oppIte tht St.
Charlee Hotel, and mt Itealdence,
KJGKNE CITY OHKOON.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not profesmomilly engaged.
Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Real.lence en Eighth etreet, ojipoBite Preaby
e -iaa Church.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
j.s. locket; :
DEALER IN
Clocks, Wacnes, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Hopaiiing Promptly Excouted.
CaAHWork Warranted.
J.S. LUCKF.Y,
Kll.wi.rth ft Co.' brick, Willamette atreet.
CRAIN BROS.
DEALERS
Watches anil ..
Jewelry,
Musical Instpuments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watche., Clock., and Jewelry remired and
warranted Northwest coru-jr "f Willamette
and Eighth atreeta. . '
NOTICE.
Our De.erlpUT Illn.trated Prleo
tUt, MO.B0. of Vrj Oooda. et., will be
Laed about Mh l.t, ""-J"0"
.oted ta No. wlU remain good until
that date. Send u your name early ioi
4... of No. 0. Free to any addreaa.
MONTOOMERT WARD CO..
37 8 Waumeh Ae-. Chicago. Ill-
GOME AND SEE
r, a CALLISON
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Next door to S. H. Frieudly, and ,t your
BOOKS, STATIONERY ANDGRO
. CERIES. .
He li alway. on hand' ready an d wajtin?
accommodaUhu Customer, m ith A Lb kind.
Of fund for . .
BODY.
And can furnish a SMOKE to thoee totem
; A C000 CIGAR, OR ' TOBACCO
To those who use (he narcotic plant
CHEAP r CASH
Good, dear-jed to ay part of
t oh G. CALUaON.
Knocks, :
The largest stock
ffoods in Lane Co
oi
Is now on Salo at
KB.
And theso nro a few
lorod lor CASH:
Nice WhiU Ulnnkcts for $4 pr pair.
l?rooadf Dresg Goods for 15 eta per yd.
Good Casliuiere, full width, 50 cts per
yard.
Brocatle Silks from $1 25 up
THE Best Assortment in the City of
BOOTS AND SHOES f
Ladies Kid Button
Ladies Kid Fox
Ladies California Calf.
Cliildrens California Calf
Men's California Boots
Men's Good Heavy Boots
Meu' Calf Boots
Ladies Pelded Buttoned Shoes ?2 up
Clcthinc Cheaper than any other House.
&lcctit ci'Mi aJ can e snjf ivide.
Give me a call and
F. Wl. WELKINS,
Succeneur to SHELTON 4 W'll.KI.NS.
Practical Druggs' & Chemist,
UNDEKWOOD'3 LUILDING,
Next door to the Granire Store, Willamette
atreet, Eugene City Oregon.
Have fust ojiened full line of freah
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Also a fine assortment of
Fancy anil Toilet Articles.
ALL KINDS OV
Mixed Paints, Lead, Oil,
Varnish, Brushes,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTT?
Which they will alway. acll on reasonable
terms.
Carrful nttcnlion given lo Physician'. Pre
tcriptionx.
B F. DORRIS,
DEALER IN
siovis.
U angcs.
rumps,
Pipe,
Metal,
1 Tinware.
. AND ,
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Willamette SIreet,
Eugene Citv. Oregon.
If rou wish to luy ymrr gomla cheap( you munt
g to the afcire of
LURCH BROS.,
(,'OTWGK CHtOVK.
They keep ene of the Urf at ttock. of
General Merchandise
Outride of Portland, and they all good, cheap
er than it ran be bought anywhere in the W U
lamette valley.
yOH (iESEBti. TlIiKCHlSDISK g
T. C. HENDRICKS.
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AN JUAN Um ffts, W ' ra
. 1. to. jllJliAl-JV3.
-VTEWSTOtH OF II.ITS-The bt
11 and Iar.-ert ever broogai u r.ni-ene. ai
FRIENDLY S.
DUM'S
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of tho Bargains of
.
Ladies under Vesta at from 50 eta up.
A Large assortment of Triming Silka,
75 cU to tl 25 per yard
A fine lino of Ifoosiery, all prices
Overalls from 50 cts up. i
, at from $2 up
from $1 25 up
- from 50 up
from $1 up
! 50 worth $6
S3 50 to ?5
ortii fi)
Save Yourselves
Children
l
Pificlier'i
CastosiiL
ISo'Uaori LIi and Phyalciana
reoonunond it.
' IT 13 K0T HARCOTIZ.
CENTAUR LINIMENTS;
tho "World's great Inln-I!e-llevitigr
remedies. They Leal,
soutlio and euro liurns,
M ounds "Weak Back and
Rheumatism upou Ulan, and '
Ejiralii.s, Galls and Lamciicss
j:pon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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EPURT3 of dl.cn.tlng Mucn.,
Snadc. CraoUinn; Pain, in tho
Head, Fetid Breath, Doafne..,
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can 1)0 exterminated by Wei Co
Meyer'. Catarrh Core, a Con.U
tntionnl Antidote, by Absorp
tion . The moat Important Sis
oovery aince Vaccination.
BOOT AM) SHOr STORE,
A. HUNT, Prorrietor.
Shop on Willamette street, 2nd door north
ot banlware atore, r.ugene iiiy, ur.
will hereaft er Veep a wmpleU .tofk of
LADIES', MISSES'
. -AND-
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Gaiters, Cloth and Kid,
Button Boot,
Slippera, white and black,
Sandal,
Frnb kid Shoe. "
MENS & BOYS
ri.MANO HEAVY
BOOTS & SHOES
And in fact ererythins In tlie ROOT and
SHUK line, to which I intend to devote in
esinscial attention.
MY GOODS ' -
Were manirfactirred to ordtr,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And guaranteed a represented, and will he
sold tut the Went prices that a gj-od article
an be afforded.' earW-TW A.IIl'XT.
LITJIBEl.. LUMBIilt!
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
On the comer tA Eleventh an.l Willamette
stre-ta,and kwp constantly on hand lumber of
all kin U. Seaaoned ftWing Jind rustic, fenc
ing and fence port I'. B. DUNiV
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KUQKNH CITY '
EBUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALEXANDER. J. 1W Ju.tloe of the r.ace
South hu.'enerrecini-t;tlic-at( ourt Hmii.e.
ABRAMS, W. n. ft BR(K rinuliiir mill.
mull, n.r, bliuil and moulding mnnulat'tory,
F.iglitli utrwt, eat f mill race. Everytliinv
In our line furnwhed on ahort notice and
reawmalile terma.
BOOK STORK One door smith of the Artor
Jlo.iM. A full etork of auorted Iwx p.iir
plain and fancy.
CRAIN llROi-IVialer In Jewelry, Watrh-
e, i lock, ami Musical inNtruiutnt. Wil
Lunette street, between Seventh and Eighth.
CALLISON, R. O. Dealer In BTocenea, pro
viHli.m.coiintry Toluce, canned gi.l, botika,
taflnnerT, etc., eouthweat comer W'illumette
andVthrlU
DORRIS, GEO. B. Attorney and Councilor
at Law. uince on Willamette atreet. Eu
Ife.e City.
DORKIS, R F.-Dealer In Stove, and Tin
warn illaiuette atreet, lietwevn Scvonth
anil Eighth.
ELLSWORTH ft CO.-DruggMe and deaUr.
In ainu, nil., etc Willamette atreet, 1
tween Eighth and Ninth.
FRIENDLY. 8. II. -Dealer In dry (rood.,
clothing ami peneral mrrrhandiae W'lUau-
ette atreet, between Eighth and Mnth.
GUARD OFFICE - Newspaper, Wk and job
printing office, corner Willamette andSvveiith
treeta.
chandiae and pnxluoe, comer Eighth and
Willamette .trueta.
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GILL, J. P. rhyniclan, Surgeon and Drug'
gist, I tuttomce, VUIajiiette s reet, between
Seventh and Eighth. ..
HAYS, ROllT.-Wine., Liciuor., and CI-
f:ara oi tho ueel quality kept constantly on
land. The bent Lillian! tubie in town.
HENDRICKS, T. G.-Dealei in general mer-
chan.lme northwest comer W illaniette and
Ninth streets.
HODE9, C Keeps on hand fine wine., liq
nor., cigar, and a pool and billiard table;
Willamette atreet, between EUrlith and
LoNinth.
HORN, CHA9. M.-Ounamlth. Riflea sr.d
ahot-una, breech and muizle loxlera, for .ale.
KeMiriug done in the neatest style and war
ranted. Shop on JUli street.
KINSEY, J. D.-Sash, Uin.U and door fao.
viry, wiuuuw ,n.i utior irame., mouiuinga,
etc,, glazing and glass cutting done to order.
LYNCH, A -Groceries, provision., fruits, veg
etables, etc., Uillametto street, hrst door
south of Poatofflce.
LUCKEY, J. S.-Watchmaker and Jewlcr;
keepaa fine Mock of goods in his line, Willam
ette atreet, In Ellsworth's drug store.
McCLAREN, .TAMES -Choice, wlnrt,1lnunrs,
I -! irin. . . . . i . T .' . . i
anu I'lan. t uiariKrv w aireet, uevween ciguui
and Ninth. . . ,
OSHURN ft CO. Dealer In drugs, medicines.
chemicals, m, paints, etc Willamette st,
opiite S. Charles Hotel. , .
PA'ITERSON, A. S.-A fin .stock pf plain
and fancy visiting; cards.
PRESTON. WM. -Dealer in Saddlery.. Har
ness, l arnngo I riumnngs, et-c, illainotte
rtreet. betweea Seventh and Eightli
POST OFFICE -A new stock o( stanilsrd
school book just received at the post olhoe,
REAM. J. K. -Undertaker and building con
tractor, eorner Willamette and Seventh
streets.
ROSENBLATT ft CO.-Dry goods, clothiug,
groceriea and general merchandise, southweiit
corner Willamette and Eighth streets. ! '
ST. CHARLES HOTEL - Cliarlas 1W
: ker, Proprietress, i The best Mote in the
city. Corner Willamette and Ninth streets,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES A large and tarifd
assortment of slates of all sues, and quantities
of alates and slate-books. Throe doors north
of the express office.
THOMPSON ft BEAN-AttorneyM-at-Law-
Willamett street, between Seventh and
Eiihth '
VAN HOUTEN, tt. C.-A?ent for Wells,
rargnft Co, hxpress; Insuranoeetricted in
the most responsible companies at satisfac
tory rates.
WALTON, J. J. Attorney-at-Law. Offlce-
vvillaiiiette street, between Heveuth and
Eighth. , , , . . . . .
ELLSWORTH & CO.,
d'hu g gist,
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In
all its branches at the old stand, offering
increased inducements' to customers, old n
id
new. As heretofore, th most
Careful attention civen to Prescripions.
s
FEEBLE AND SICKLY PERSONS
Recover their vitality ty punning a course
of Hostetter'. Htomacb Bitters, the most pop'
nlar mvfgorant and alterativ medicine in uae.
General dbilrtT, fever and ague, dyspepsia,
amstipatiias, rheumatism, and other maladie
are cuiupieUly removed by it. Ak tboae who
hav. uel it what it ha. dune for them. .
Kot sale by afl rinipylsta and Dealers generally.
rrUIE BEST SHOES EVER BROUGHT
X to thie market, at the lowest pn-.
T. i. HLNDJilCK!.
STATU NEW A
Tlioro ara alwut 15,000 Imslirls of
wheat still roiimiiiing in the wari'libuso
at Oak Orov.
Thatcher li WorJen, who have the
wood contract at Fort Klvniath, put
in 000 cords in two days recently.
There am yet about 10,000 bushels
of the old wheat crop yet stored at
McMinnrille. It is hold steady at 70
cents per bushel.
On the farm of Maj. Moore, near
North Yamhill, a twig sixteen inches
in length was cut from ft cherry tree
which contained 204 cherries.
Tho spring clip of wool in Jackson
county was lnrger and tatter than ever
but not so much will Iki shipped, as the
home demand is much greater.
Tho people of Wood river, Lake
county, havo voted a ten-mill tax and
will build a school houno half-way be
tween Fort Klamath and Seven-mile
creek.
Geo, Swalley, of Wood river and S.
C. Taluier, of Ashland, have the con
tract for making 100,000 brick for the
new buildings at Fort Klamath, at f 10
a thousand.
Dayton's councilmen have imposed
a per capita of $ J upon each male oiti
sen between the age of 21 and 50; tho
design being to liquidate some expen
ditures for city improvement,
Tho bond of tho executors of the
estate of the late Captain L L. Will
iams has been increased . from $90,000
to $110,000. The reason is the estate
is larger than was at tirst expected
Seventeen hundred aaw logs broko
the boom at the mouth of the Suntiain
during tho late rise and were scattered
all 'the way down the river to Salem,
but the steamer Nellie succeeded ! in
catching most of them. '
Ashby Tearce of Albany exhibits
specimens of live flux that measures
four feet in length. James Thompson
near tho city, has standing four tores
that is equal to the above in height and
is not yet in full bloom. . ,
, Lance, PulTield k Ilosmer, of Foots
creek have made a final cleanup, doing
very well, considering the season.
The ground paid them ?.r0 a day for
tho time there was water. This com
pany will soon commence preparations
for next season's work and expect to
make a more favorable, run than ever.
A lettor reonived in Albany from
Yaquina bay a few days ago says that
tho lighthouse tender Shubrick oame
into the lay on the 15th.' Tl first
crib on the liarbor wovk was floated to
its placo and sunk on tlve 15th. . It was
a small oiw and will simply be used t as
an anchor. . Work will from this time
on progress lively, j '
Last Saturday J, N Smith, who
lives a short distance lie-low I eona, Linn
codnty,' went over to the picnic near
llalsey, taking his entire family with
him. During their absence some one
effected an entrance through the win
dow of his house and ransacked the
whole. ' Mr.- Smith had received some
money in Albany a few days before and
tho burglar was evidently searching for
it; failing to get it he took about! l-fOO
in notes, which will be of no use to lain.
Salehi Statesman: .Wednesday' last,
while William Hod son was walking on
the river bank, ho discovered a small
woodon box lying near the water's
edge. He picked it trp, and raising
the lid found wrapped in a white skirt,
a pretty littlo boy baby, apparently
two or three days of age. In tho bot
tom of the box was a largo brick. Some
person had evidently thrown the box
into the river a few days lmfore, and
the river receding hud left it exposed
on the bank. Squire Johnson took
the baby in charge and gave it a decent
burial.
Immense quantities of lumber are
being shipped from Sound mills to Cal
ifornia and f oceign ports. Large logs
are particularly m demand, square tim
bers and planks 100 feet and upwards
lonz. are no matter of surprise. Amos
Drown, near Olympia, is getting' out
one order for fty logs, the shortest of
which tnUHt be? 108 feet long, and Pert
Turner is also siiding sticks from 80
to 112 ft-et lotii daily. Much of this
Wg. UtuU's Uuerd in- shipbuilding.
i Mfilery.
About four weeks ago a well known
Citizen of Halsey, Linn county, disap
peare d under the strangest circumstan
ces. II m name is W, W. Francis,
married man, and of good repute amonf
his neighbor At tlie time be suddenly
passed out of sight ami hearing, he was
in the possession, as clerk of hi school
district, of a considerable sum of pbll
money, lie left home on horseback,
osteusibly for ft business purpose. Um
horse came home riderless aad tbers
was blood upon the paddle. A search-'
ing party then took the field, and soma
articles of clothing belonging to Fran
cis were found on Kendall's bridge.
There were stains of blood upon them
ami the suspicion of foul play seemed
almost confirmed. Tlie whole neigh'
borhood was aroused and a dilligeal
search for the remains made; Bat the
plot shifted Ou opening his trunk at
home, his wife found ft letter addressed
to her, in which the missing man dis
closed Lis intention of runuing away.
That seemed to settle ' the matter.
Scoundrelism is so common these day
that they dropped all thought of th
matter and quietly resumed the import
ant business of the every day world.
Now comes another link in the tnys-
tcry, and the denouement is near at
hand, possibly. Just the other day
& worn, draggled, liatless and half fam
ished roan limped into the little town
of Lebanon and told his story. It was
Francis. , lie had, he said, come to his
senses the day Wore and found kiai
self in the depths of the forest near
Lebanon. Of all that happened prior
to that, since he left borne, he can give
no account He might , bare been
thrown from his horse, robbers might
have attacked him; or these premises
failing, it is probable that Francis has
lieen' playing ft rery deep gam It is
also stated that just before be went
away from his home be bad ft bot
tle filled with blood ftt the butcher
bop. This, in connection with the Al
leged letter to his wife seems to point
to fraud. At any rate there is ft good
title fof ft dime novel in ik "The
Battle of Eloodjor the Clerk's Close
Call." ' 1
Grand Lodgt Officer. 1. 0. O. T. -
The Grand Lodge of Good Temp
lars elected the following officers for
the ensuing term,- at Ilillsboro, on
Wednesday, June 22d.
Chaav T. Tozicr G. W. a T.
M. E. Hoxter Grand Counselor.
N.J. A. Simoisr-G. V. Templar.
J. E. Houston Grand Secretary.
W. T. Itichos Grand Assistant Sec
retary. - i . . . .
. J. H; Lamljert Grand Treasurer.
L. L Whiteaker Grand Chaplain.
W. W. Cathcart Grand Marshal
Emma Fisher--Grand Deputy Mar
shal. - ,
Sarah Cavitt Grand Guard.
W.. B. Robertson Grand Sentinel
F; 8, Harding Grand Messenger.
. Tlioy were installed the same ' even
ing. The Dalles was selected ' for the
next place of meeting, and the Grand
Lodge adjourned. ;
Arrested. Col. Hawkins, of Ten
nessee,' as he delights to style himself,
was arrested at Hillsboro on June 22d.
It seems he hired a horse at ft livery
stable in Dallas for two days, and noth
ing leing seen or heard of him for two
weeks, the stableman sent ft description
of the Colonel and the horse to the
city marshal with ft request that he ber
arrested on sight He was held to waif
tho arrival of the ownerof tlie horse.,
The Colonel had lenamuainghio)selfby
bumming around the country and ftcfV
dressing blue riblmn meetings. ,
' John Crawford, of Vancouver, ttoolt
in bis net a few days ago m moderate'
sized salmon, marked o its side withr"
the letters UW I" Il.was etridentf
the fish iad been eaptwftd befoiw
markad, and returned! tc-tlW Walter for'
future identification. It will bs maU
ter tA scientific interest to trace- th
histuy of this fish by the markings .
, Oft Wednesday of this week Mv R.-
KoUkiia, coufiued in tlie Folk county
jail on a charge of iliccst was released '
tin bail ou an cn&-r toade by Justice?'
Brown. M. L ami Samuel- Robbins
' aoe his bondsmen.-