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ESTlDLISflED FOB THE DISSEMINATION l)F UF.HHITITIC PRINCIPLES, AID TO EARN AN nONESTHVINC BY THE SWEAT OK Ol'R BROW
WHOLE NO. 722.
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1881.
$2.50 per year IN ADVANCE
nro
CITY
ARB.
AJLJ
& (Sugfttf (City uard.
t L. CAMPBELL. J. R, (.'AMFBKI.L.
CAMPBELL BrOS.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE On the East side of Willamette
Street between Seventh nd Eighth Street.
OUB ONL
RA.TK3 OF ADVKKTI91NG.
Advertisements Inserted M follows :
One square, 10 lines or less, one insertion ?3 ;
fitch subsequent iniiertion 3t Cadi required in
Time advertiser will be charged at the fol
owing rates:
One square three months ? 00
' " six month 8 H
" " one year 12 W
Transient notices in local column, 'JO ceuU per
ne fer each insertion.
Advertising bills will be rendered quarterly.
All lob work must be PAii for on hkmveht.
POSTOFFICE.
Ifflne Hour. -From I i. m. to 1p.m.
BunJaT.
I, m 1:30 to 1:30 p.
Mail arrive, frnin the south anl leaves -oioit mirth
10 a. to. Arrive, irom me norm un
p ith it 1SJ p. m. For Siniilaw. Franklin and lonn
f ,m rime at on Weilues lay. For Crawford.-
4ie Camp Creek and Hrown.ville at 1 r.M.
IMter. will be rea ly for delivery half an hnur after
, rival of train.. Letters stuiuH be left at the otfice
.u hour before mail, depart,
on, near ui 8 pATTERBOS P. M.
SOCIETIES.
m v.vnr.
JV-MeWf
month.
EnoF.SK lxxwr No 11, A. P. and A. M.
first and tmra weinewiuj. in wn
sSZi. KrniirTB Hott Tonnn No. I. 0.
0. P. MHevery Turwlay tvening.
-."f WlMiWHALA RNPaMVMRKT Nil. 0,
meets on the Hand Ith We lues-lay. iu each month.
Euuesk Lows, No. 15, A. 0. U W.
Meets at Masonic Hall the second and fourth
Friday, in each uionth.
L - - - '
DR. JOHN NIC KLIN,
Physician, Suron and Accoucheur.
(Formerly of Yamhill County.)
H
fAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
L Eugene City. Office in Underwoods
:k, 2d floor, over Wells. Fargo k Co.'s Lx
laetfice.. Residence, two blocks west and
liri
press
one north of Public School, iu the Killing
Worth property. au'.'8-tf
A. W.PATTERSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OIHee on Nlutli Strecf , oppoalle Hie St.
Cliarlea Hotel, an at Kealdence,
rcaawNK citv ohkoon.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFF ICE or res
idence when not professionally engaged.
Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence on Eighth street, ophite Pn-sby
terian Church.
JEWE LRYESTABLISIIMENT.
J. S. LBSXEY,
DEALER IS
Clocks, Watties, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed.
C-arAUWorU Warranted.
J.S. LU"K lY,
EllsTorth k Co.'s brick Willamette ktreet.
CRAIN BROS.
-a-- .
Sa DEALERS
M m- -'
Wiitrhru ami
Jewelry
Musical Instrumenti, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, do-., and Jewelry f'!';,.i.rf'1
warranted. N.rti.west C'n..r of vViiiamctc
nd Eighth streets.
. oar lieserlptlve Illustrated I'rlea
tlat. So.9. of Itrj Uoo.la. etc.. will
l..u.d b..at March la. ! ''"-
quoted Iu No. 98 will remalu ood until
that data. Hend n. your name early lor
copy of No. 9. Free to ai.y l're";
MUNTUOMEKV WARD -.
37 a Wbah Ave.. Chlcaso. IU-
mm Alio see
R. G. CALLISON
Next door to H. II. Krieawly, and Bt Jr
BOOKS, STATION'EJlY AND GRO
CERIES. He u alwavson hand r-a.lv and waitin? to
acooinruo.late" his CuU)iuers with ALL kinds
of food for
MIXDAXD BODY.
And can furnish a SMOKE to those desu-inga
A C333 TO 03 T03A3C0
To those who nse the narcotic plant
CHEAP for CASH
F- M. WILKIHS,
Buceeiwor to Shkltom k Wii.Kins.
Practical Druggist & Chemist,
UNDERWOOD'S BUILDING,
Next door to the Grange Store, Willamette
street, Eugene City Oregon.
Have iust oin ncd a full line of fresh
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Also a fine assortment of
Fancy and Toilei Articles.
ALL KINDS OP
Mixed Paints; Lead, Oil,
Varnish, Brushes,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTT?
Which they will always sell on reasonable
terms.
Careful attention given to ri)sician'i Pre
irriplionx.
B. F. DORRIS,'
DEALER IN
stoves,
honors,
rumps,
Pipes,
Metal,
Tinware.
AN:
House Furnishing Goods Generally
Wells Driven Promptly
AND
Satisfaction Guarantee.!.
U'lllamolle Ktreet,
Eugene Citv. Oregon.
If you wish to bay your goods cheap, you must
o to me store 01
LURCH BROl,
CO'l'WGK GROVK.
The keep one of the lnrrat stocks of
General Merchandise
Outside of Portland, and they sell goods cheap
er than it can be bought anywhere in the Wil
lamette valley.
On GICNKIIVL MERCHANDISE Co
T. G. HEORICK .
VKW STOCK OF II.ITN-The best
Ll and Linjest ever brought to l'uene.nt
FlilEXDLY'S.
Children
lit iitLwl-iW.Si i J
Kotiwa Llie nad riiysicUna
rocoiuuiond it.
IT 13 i;ct PARCOTll
,, li-i ' ..an 4 Mm liMft I ill l am mmi
CEXTAUIl LINIMENTS;
the "World's prrat I'aiii-Kc-licvinpr
rcinedios. They lieal,
1.001L0 iuid euro Iiurns,
Vou litis, V.tuk Back and
KIieuiimtlMii upou Jlan, and
J'prains, Galls and Lameness
r;o:i Leasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
EPTJUTj cf dlsgn.tlna; Mncna,
CouiHea. Cracklinj Pain, in tuo
Head, Tetid Ercath, Coofsoss,
tied any Cataxr!ial Complaint,
can ho exterminated ly Wei Do
lleycr'a Catarrh Cure.aCon.tl
tntional Antidote, hj Ab.orp
tioa. The most Important Dia
covery aiace Vaccina tton.
Eonk and ktorer. StarL
OST OFFICE BUILDING, EUGE.VE
Uity. i nave ou uanu anu mm ciiutum
ceiving an aHsortment of the Best School
ilUnwitM Hks. Stationerv. Blank Bo
&k m If
Sash,
Doors,
Mouldings,
Window
And Door Frames
For Sale at greatly re
duced rates.
Hac'is,
Wao&ns,
Busies,
Buckooard,
And Vagon Material,
To Close Estate of John
Kinsey, deceased.
GEO. W. KNSEY.
AGENT.
Eiiine City, April 23, 1S81.
BOOT MD SHOE STORE,
A. HUNT. Prorriotor.
Shop (n Willamette street, 2nd door north
ol Hardware store, j'.ug-ne v,ny, nr.
w.ll here fter keep a complete stock of
iYtu:s missi:v
AND
C.HIT.DnEN'S SHOES
Gllitera, Cloth and Kid,
ItUllOll ltOOtH,
NlippcrN, white and black,
Fenh kid
MENS fc BOYS
K1NE AN I) HKAVY
B OTS & S-'O S
And in fact even-thins in the BOOT and
SHOE Hue, to which I intend to devote m
especial attention,
MY GOODS
Were manufactured to order,
ARE FIRST CLASS
And Ltinnititeed as reiiresented. and will be
sold for the lowest prices that a good article
oan le afonled. R-.)r7-78tl 1. Hill.
NEW
MEAT MARKET
On the west side of Willamette Street, between
Euthth amtiNinth.
ITavW lost nnened a new and nent Meat
Mrkct, we arc prepared to furnish he best
nccf, Veal, .Mutton, Fork, etc..
To our customers, at the lowest market rates
The custom of the public is respect
fully solicited
Meats delivered to anvpart of the ritv free
of charge. McCOKNACK k RENSH AW.
OPPOSITION
IS THE
LIF : OFTIIADI
SLOAN BROTHERS
WILL DO WORK CHEAPER than any
other hop in toan.
HORSES SHOD FOR 2 CASH.
With new material, all round. Resetting old
Shoes 31.
a !A 1 warranted to give satinfa ion.
.top ou. the Corner of 8tb .arid
Olive Streets.
LUJIIIEII! LU.11U121II
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
On the corner of Eleventh and Willamette
..ta an.l Itmmi fVnitJint1 V nfl llHnd llinilsr of
s.11 kinU. neasoned noonng and miK-, nw
ing and fence post!
t r. 1J. 1L
CI AX JUAN LIM F for sale bv .
? T. H. HENDRICKS.
ANSWER THIS QUE3TI ) V.
, ...
Why do sp many people w see around .
em to prefer to suffer and be made miserable
r Indi.'e-tion, Constipation, JMzziness, Los.
vem
by
i . ... f' i .... l- l V'l'...
ol AWx-wie, vominic up m me r'..i, :.-
. . ' . 7 1 ... (i .i lii.
Skin, when lor 1 3 tta., we win eu lociu oi-
loh'. ViUlizer, guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by Unburn to., ilruggiata.
EUOKNK CITY
IOUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALEXAIE1!, J. P. Justice of the Peace
South Eugene Precinct: olhtv at ( onrt lloue. ,
AUItAMS, W. II. lllto. Planing mill,
i.VM.s, W. II. lil.u. nailing mill,
h, d.H.r. blind Mid m.;!,ldii. n.anufartory; I
aasl
Ki,
th street, cast -if mill nice. Everything I
in our line furnished on short uotice and
reasonable t-rnis.
BOOK S l'OI!E--One door south of the Astor
Mouse. A full stock of assorted box papers
plain and fancy.
CRAIN" BROS. -TVnler in Jewelry, Watch
es, I looks ami ilminil Instruments il
lamette street. K'twecn Seventh and Eighth.
CALLISOX, P. G.-Dealer in giocenes, pro
visions, country pHxlin, canned goml, hooks,
sta'i"P-rv, etc., southwest corner Willamette
and !Hh Sts.
D -.i r UEO. B. Attorney and Counsellor
at I. vw Olhce on Willamette street. E.t-
y.
PORRIS, B. F. -Dealer In Stoves and Tin
ware il'aiuetto street, between iSeventJi
and Eighth.
ELLSWORTH 4 CO. -Druggist and dealers
iu paints, oils, et-. illauu'tto street, lie
tween Eighth and Ninth.
FRIENDLY. 3. II. -Dealer lir dry goods,
clothing and general mcrcliauilise illam
ette street, between Eighth and Ninth.
GUARD OFFICE-Nrwspnper, IsH.k and Job
ininting otlice, corner Willuiuettu atidSeveuth
streets.
GRANOE STORE-Dealers in - eral nur
rhandise and produce, corner Eighth rnd
Willamette streets.
GILL, J. P. Physician, Surgeon and Drug
gist, l'ostotlice, Ulauictto a rert, between
Seventh and Eighth.
HAY , ROBT.-Wi e-, Ltn,uors, and Ci
gars of the best qua kept constantly on
hand. The best billiard tnbb in towu.
HENDRICKS, T. G.-Dealci in general tncr-
chaniltse northwest corner illamette and
Ninth streets.
HODES, C Keeps on hand fine "lues, lii;
uors, cigars and a pool and billiard t.ibl."
Willamette street, between Eighth and
Ninth.
HORN, CHAS. M.-Gunsmith. Rider, and
shot -uiis, lireech anil uiuule loeuers, for saie.
Repairing done in the neatest style and war
runted. Shop on i'th street.
LYNCH, A -Groceries, provisions, ft nits, veg
etables, etc., Willamette street, first door
south of Postotrif.
LUC KEY, J. S. -Watch maker mid Jeweler;
keeps a ti.ie stock of goisls in his line, Wilhuii-
ette street, in Ellsworth's drug stole.
MrCLAR EN, JA M ES -Choice, wiiiea.lMoni,
ami eigara Willamette street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
OSIU'RX A CO. Dealers iu drugs, medicines,
chemicjils, oils, paints, etc. Willamette st.,
opposite S. Charles Hotel.
PATTi:i;SOX, A. S.-A fine stotk of plain
and fancy visiting cards.
PRESTON, WM.-Denier in oaddlerv, Har
ness, Carriage Trimmings, etc. Willamette
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
POST OFFICE -A new stock, of standard
school books jiu.t received at the po.4 other.
REAM, J. K. Undertaker and building con
tractor, rorncr Willamette and Seventh
streets.
ROSENBLATT &CO.-Piy goods, clothing,
gniceries nnd general merchandise, southwest
corner Willamette and Eighth iitrccts.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Cliarlas Ba
ker, Proprietress. The best Iloto in the
city. Corner Willamette and Ninth streets
SCHOOL SUPPLlEri-A large and vnri.d
assortment of slates of all sizes, nnd qui.ntitii-s
of slates ami slate-books. Three, doors noith
of the express nfllcc.
THOMPSON & BEAN -Attorncys-at. Law
Willamette street, between Seventh nnd
Eu-lith
VAN DOTTEN, B. C. -Agent for Wells,
Fargo A Cos. Express; Insurn'iee effected in
the ino--t responsible companies t Biitisfao
t iry iii'es
WALTOX, J. J. Attorney-at-Law. Oflice
Willamctte street, between Seventh nnd
Eighth.
ELLSWORTH & CO.,
JD II U G GIST,
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In
all its branches at the old stand, offering
Increased inducements to customers, old and
new. A heretofore, the most
Careful attention given to Prescripions.
MALARIA IS AN UNSEEN VAPOROUS
r"i"n, Bireamr uisraw uu m-uiu m .no.ij
i l lilis, for wiiiuu (piiniiie is no jsnuino au-
tidote. but for the effects of which Hos etter's
! Stomach liittm. is not onlv a Lhoroch remedy
I but a reliable pi event ive. To this f..ct there
is an overwhelming nnny of te inntiy, ex
II' CELE3BATE0 SifJA
STOMACH
tending over period of tinny .rear All n- , , , , , nnflor .,,,.1, heiul
order." f the liver, -i-.mach an J bowel, are also ,0 clock A. M., and HS Untler SUlll head
' orders l the liver, "'"oiac
ronmlered by the Bitten,
'
For sale by all druggist a
and Dealers generally.
'
waTri; neon uirnru rrrli PlriT-PTITi
imMiz,ur.oi nnr..T 1.11.1. iuwuuii.
' 1 to this market, at the lowest prices', ,1
;s
.vine iuw?Ki iincn
T. ti. li KXuhllCKS
Results of Bad Temper
A terriWr iiiKtaiu-e of the nmdness
oinl tolly of an uiigoverimblo trnipor,
lias lioon l)roujlit to li'lit near JIiIIh-
'iwri
We nioi'.tionoil tlio case of a man
lit- i i 4 f
Vw io 1,0 ,snllPi 1,0 H"ot ,,IH
ilnu-ditor. nt llenlvilllo in Wftshl!i!T.
.... . V
ton count ami tlion fled to the woods
in the direction of thin city. A consta
ble in pursuit, first nupposcd lie came
to Portland, but becoming convinced
ho was not here, returned and iniide
search in Urn vicinity of Keedvillo, uud
yesterday the lifeless body of the man,
whoso namo wan Algosliiem, was fouiul
in the woods not far from his farm. It
seeing tlio man was not insane tui at first
reported, but in a fit of lad temper, as
was iihtial with him on such occasions
he allowed his passion to lead himself
beyond control and in a moment of
plnensy of anger ivt his daughter over
some matter lie seized tlis pistol and
shot her. Fortunately tlio boll only
took t'ficct in tlio arm and the wound
produced was not a wrious ene, Alge
slieiin, supposing he had killed his
daughter, and realizing in a moment tlio
awful consequences of a hasty tomper,
with terror and 'remorse, seized his
douelo barrelled blnit-gun, a bottle of
strychnine and a bottle of laudanum
and fled to the woods where ho killed
himself. Telegram .
Ci iiRENCY for Maimno. Tlio diffi
culty of sending a small amount of
money by mail lias been felt by almost
everybody. To remedy thin and save
tlio trouble of sending postago stamps
it is proposed to issue a new species of
of postal money order, whereby small
amounts may be sent by mail. This is
to bo effected by means of a slip simi
lar to tickets used on railroad,
tlio sum to be indicated by punch-.
ing out proper ligures from nuin
beis on tho Fide. This will be a
God-send to our merchants who have
trouble in getting small sums from
their customers for want of means
of sending it, as silver coin is too
heavy to mail.
Pishing and Fish, Etc. Tlio seas
on's (ishing on tlio Columbia has not
been quite so good as that of last year,
as it is eslinmled thut (he pack will
fall short by nearly 50,000 cases of
that of last year. The total amount
jiaid by cannerymen for fish lust year
amounted to $S00,000. Tlio demand
at 'present is strong, and tho ruling
price alodg the river for one pound cans
is $1 L'8. The Astorian says; Two
hundred and sixty fisherman' left by
tho steamer State for San Francisco on
Monday. They probably took away
with them an avenigo of three hundred
dollars each making an aggregate of
$78,000.
Piscatorial. Another lot of fisher
men arrived from Astoria yesterday.
There are now some six or seven . hun
dred in tho citv. Some of them have
made fair catches, but many ot thorn
complain of poor luck. Tho high boat
of this season only took 3,300 lish, while
many did not get over l,0l!0, The
price -aid was CO cents. Five years
ago when tlio price was 25 cento, the
highest catch matlo by one boat was
10,000. Those who ventured furthest
out at the mouth of the river were not
so successful as those who fished a few
miles up the river. Standard.
A Juvenile Tourist. Andrew Mo
Lung, aged 11 years, arrived from
Texas last week, having traveled tlio
entire distance barefooted and alone.
At Ashland his money gave out and he
was compelled to walk to this place,
where ho was kindly taken care of by
O. Kurewski, It. M. Carrott also gave
him a free ride to Slate creek, Jose-
nliina nnunrv where liia father resides,
i-
The boy's experience was severe, but
he had tlio nerve to make the trip, and
he gave an interesting account of it.
Jacksonville Times,
Brisbine's, saloon at North Yamhill
was burned to the ground last Monday
night Nc'.hing was saved from the
building except the proprietor' books.
I The fire was discovered at about 1
way that nothing could be done to sub
due it 5Ir. I!risbine is strong in the
... , i
l ....a wm-lr rvf an inmn.
'k'hh muh a woo mo v. v
,. T ti inn tin in.nranee
k ,. . i rnn :..,,..
diary. Lose, $1500, no insurance.
STATE NEWS.
Linn county taxes liavo been closely
collected this year, only about 12000 be
ing reported delinquent
Sol Abraham lias signified his wil
lingness to subscribe $10,000 toward
tho erection of a woolen null at Rose
burg. Parties aro investigating tlio burr
rock mountain above Lebanon wilh an
idea of ascertaining its practical value,
and if found as good as it is supposed
to lie, it will probably be worked at
once.
Geo Helm, of San Francisco, for
nierly superintendent of the Tionecr
woolen mills of that city has been in
Albany several days looking over tho
pi-capeets for establishing a woolen mill
there.
Walter McGhee, who was so severely
wounded by Switzer, in Greascwood pre
cinet, Umatilla county, a few weeks
since, has recovered from his wounds,
and last week was marriod to the young
lady on whose account he received them.
James A. Judkins of Benton county
died at the residence of his brotlier-in-
law, Fallow Mulkey, last Sabbath even
ing. Mr. J. was about 30 years of
n-re and had been born and raised in
Linn county, lie leaves a wife and
child,
Why Is III
One day this summer we rodo fifty
miles in a railway car, seated behind
four men, who were playing with those
awful playthings of tho devil cards.
They played euchre until tired of
it. They played a little seven up, pe
dro and occasionally a trifle of poker.
We never heard a dispute. Theirbursts
of merriment occasionally at some un
expected play repeatedly drew our
eyes from our book. They never quar
reled and nover called names once. Af
ter we got at our station wo sat at the
window and watched a party of young
mon and maidens playing croquet hi
fifteen minutes we saw two persons
cheat successfully. We heard tho one
player who did not cheat accused of
cheatyig five times. Wo heard four
distinct bitter quarrels. We heard a
beautiful young girl girl tell two lies
and a meek looking young man three,
and, filially, we saw the girl throw
her nrnllct against the fenco so hard
that it frightened a horso; tho other
young girl pounded her niallut so hard
on the ground that it knocked the buds
olT an apple tree. They both banged in
to tho house at different doors, and the
young men looked sheepish and went
off after a drink. Now, why is thisl
Effect op Oil on Troubled Wa-ters.-
William Torter, who was
wrecked early this year in tho steam
ship Diamond of Dundoo, bears testi
mony, in a letter published in Cham
bers' Journal, to tho extraordinary effi
cacy of oil in calmning waves: "I
first heard of its good effects in the case
of a whaler in tho South Seas. She
was on tho point of foundering. The
men were unable, owing to heavy seas,
to remain at the pumps, when
some of the oil casks broke drift in
the hold and smashed. The oil was
then pumped out with tho water, on
the sea, though still as high, did not
break on board." At tho wreck of the
Diamond ho considers that they owed
their lives to the oil thrown out
Protective TAitiFF.The duty on
the cargo of railroad iron for the nar
row gauge, brought here by the Coun
tess of Derby amounted to $31,470,
and that sum was paid into the Custom
House yesterday, in gold coiu. The
farmers along the lino of that road can
begin to "dig up" as eventu illy they
will have to pay back this tidy little
sum to the company, who control the
road. Standard.
On a Coney Island veranda, the oth
er day, three hundred or more Brook
lyn gentlemen wcro promenading with
as many Brooklyn ladies, when some
wag yelled, "Look out, your wife's com
ing." Thirteen couples continued their
promenade. The others slid around
tho back way and took tho first train,
home.
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