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CAMPBELL BS03.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
OFFICE On th Kut aide of Willamette
Street between 8, Tenth and Eighth Street.
OUR OSLT
KA.THJ OV ADVKKTISIN-Q.
Ad.ertU.menU Inserted a follow, i
Oa, no-v. 10 liue or less, one insertion S3 ;
ten Mbient liuertlon II. Cash required in
Tune advertiser, will b charged at the fob
ewinjrate,:
One warn three month, $0 00
i, wwtlu 8 00
" " one year 12 00
Trandent notice in local column, 20 oeuta ier
ine f"r each insertion.
Advertisin i bill will be render! quarterly,
All lob wurlc in.ut be FAin rim n, HKi.ivicur,
POSTOFFICK.
'gcd tlotti -Pruta I a. m. to T p. m.e Kun Ur
.. in ? jutu J:.Mp. m.
i-ri.i tm the mutti n 1 leaves '! n.m 'i
I I . m. Arrive, l-om tlie aortli an I Imvin .ni!r
i itb It I M p. m. For Sliuslsw, Pnwklin en I I o
I ,., ! at .. oa Welawilajr. or Cmwfonls
ile. Camp Creek anil Bruwn.ville at I r.M.
tttm will toreaiffoHellverT half an hoar after
oral ef train. Letter abouM be left t tlie offlee
ie hoir before malle depart.
l.....lui.Viitl A F n.l A M
Visit flrat anl third We lnety In i
month.
Srrmn, Mima tonoit So. 8 t. O.
r. ill.F. Meewevery nmjim"n
oeeU on the M an l Itb vYe-lnewlay in meli month.
Eouknii Limns, No. 15, A. O. U. W.
Meet at Masonio Hall the aecond and fourth
Fiiday, in each month.
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DR. JOHN NICKLIN,
Physician, Suroan and Accoucheur
(Formerly of Yamhill County.)
HAS PEttMAXESTLY LOCATED IN
Eiij'nj City. Offlce in Un'lerw.xid,
BrLic. M A ' oer Well Faro Co.", Ex
pra oil.. Ri lence, two block, west ami
one mrth of Public SAojI, in th? Killings
worth property. au-JS-tf
A. IK PATTERSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUEON.
PDlM on Ninth Street, oppoalle the St.
Cliarlra lloto', and at lUhldriire,
KLrJrtVk CITV OKKUDN.
DR. JOS KM P. (ilL'L,
i lit! POUND AT IIH nFFICK or iev
v'l-u n-it ;rufi).iou illv engaged.
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Lk-i ha-, ".ii ''.i:;:-'' !i; 1:. "''"' IVuhy
teau Viuivj.
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;i ic.;s, -Vi'-nes, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Il.'l:urin Pmmiilly KxrcnU-il.
i-.tll Work Warranted. .49
J.S. LU'IKKY.
Kll, rtb A (-0.' .brlnV Willamette street.
A. LYNCH.
JAS. PAGE.
inm-k page,
Tn Doi ris' Frlck Building.
nE.!.EKa is
Groceries 111 1 Provisions,
.Vill i '!. in 1 x antral H-swrtnieiit of
I fi . ri.v I'r lyisit.iiH, Curt'd Mi-ats,
(.'midii.
Nolif'im
'.w-v. ..; '. I'veil Kr.ut".
, .ti l Willow Ware.
h-ry, F.tc.
"i t.:i... !!'. ' conducti on
WVif! iii:un tl'ut
Lev Prices are Established
Gooilx iMiwnl u iliionl 'linrif f rnj'i
ALL KsNOS OF PRODUCE WAN; It
Vor whirl, we till W 'I' i'puM''
Ellsworth co.,
di u g gist.
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS In
all iU branchea at the old rtand, oflenng
lnered.inIuoemenU to cuatomert, old and
sew. A heretofore, the most
Car'eful attention given to Prescripions.
RvCBBIES-Iabail keep oa a fnllof
GL0CEaiF;3 & PROVISIONS
Andl.Tit.th. tytionnfhW
SC k la ytwr ea town. Term. 1 U o
OOfrae. Adrea.HBAai.TTaOo,P1Uad,le
HEAD QUARTERS
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Eugene City
Hide & Pur Depot
For the present
T. G. HENDRICKS. I am now
buying all the
PURS, HIDES AND TALLOW,
offered at the best market price, in
Cash. I hope to see all my old friends
and customers before selling their
Pelts.
D. HYMAN.
The largest stock
oi goods in Lane Co
Is now on Salo at
I B. BUM'S
And tlicse are a fow
fered for CASH:
NTid- AVhitft Blankets for S4 per pair.
IVioid" Dross Goods for 15 crs pir yd.
''i-.(l Oiiidiinerc, full width, 50 cts per
I'.ru ale Silks froin$l 25 up
Til,-: Heat Assortment in tlie City of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Ladies Kid Button at from 82 up
La.lies KM Fox from $1 25 up
Ladies California Calf from $1 50 up
Childrens California Calf
Men's California Boots S 50 north ?6
Men's Good Heavy Boots $3 50 to $'
Men' Calf Boots $4 worth Jo
Ladies PeMed Buttoned Shoes $2 up
Clothing Cheaper than any other House.
'cecity as chai a can e lco Snjfivielc.
Give nit! a call .and Save Yourselves MONEY
New Departure
TWO PRICES I
AM)
rATi!f'TZE THE MEN WHO HELP T
I SCHOOL HUl'SES. whoee internet are
ajiend their profit at home. Take notice that-
A V.
Will ell good for CASH at greatly nducol price, a, low u any other CASH STORE.
BestPrinU lb and 18 yard, $1 00
Best Brown and Bbached Muslin, 7, 8, 9, and
! lOrta.
i Clark, and Brook, (pool ootton 75 ct. per Dot.
Plain ,nd Milled Flrtnel,, 23, 85; 43 and 60
t eta, .W. -Water
Proo , . cut.
Fin. Whit. Shirt,, 75 at and L
And all Other Coods at
Alo th. tVdt-bravei. ' - .
AVHITK SE .VIN-Q 3HACHIXE!
v,.ne lietter for .trenth. u, and durability), At greatly reduce, rate.
. tv nM Piuinm-n. who have atoud br
tnn a her.-tofor. on tim but if at any fim. they wub U sak CAbH pwraaw I will give j
1 all ,m, ai h.f., th. full rlit en u y reduction A. V. I'ETKPS
I can be found at
of tlie Bargains of
Ladies under Vests at from 50 eta up
A Large assortment of Triming Silks
75 cts to ?1 25 per yard.
A fine lino of Hoosiery, all prices
Overalls from 50 cts up.
from $1 up
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BUILD YOUR BRIDGES, ROADS AND
your inWreaU t Are permanently located and
PETERS.
Fin. Cheviot Shirts. CO, 75 ct and SL
New Aasortment Dres, Good, (No Trash) 15,
20 and 25 eta.
Men' Underwear, Shirt, and Drawer,, CC ct
Mens' OvenhlrU, 75 cU. and tL
Men,' Overall, 60, 65, 75 eta and IL
Emlroiderie and EUgiaa at F abuloif Lew !
nice.
Proportionate Rates.
me an 1 sjf, I wijl emtio. t- en oa aame
KUOKNK CITY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ALEXANDEll, J. R. Jnatlce of the Tea.
South Eugene Precinct: olliee at Court Houm.
ABRAMS, W. H. ft BltO.-Planintr mill,
ah, dKr, blind anil niouliUni; inunuactory,
Eighth treet, eaut if mill race. Everything
in our line furnished on hort notic and
reawmable term.
BOOK 8T0RE One door mith of th. A.tor
Houaa. A full tork of aorted box paper,
plain and fancy.
CRAIN BROS.-Deal.-r in Jewelry, M'litch
e. Olotk and Mimical Inatrumrnta-Wil-latnetU
(treet. between Seventh and Eiv'litli.
CALLISON, R. O.-Dealcr In CTocene. pro
vision., oi'uiiirr produce, canned (foodn, ixMkt,
tntionery, etc., outhweiit corner Willamette
andOthht.
D i .i UEO. 11. Attorney and Counsellor
at L Uthoe on illamette (treet. Eu
vw y.
DORUIS, B. F. Dealer In Stove, and Tin
ware nianiett. (treet, between Seventh
and Eiyhth.
ELLSWORTH A CO.-Dnift-Uu anJ dealer,
in paint, oil, eta Willamette treet, be
tween Eighth aud Ninth.
FRIENDLY. S. H.-Denler in drv foo.1..
clotlilnK and general tiiervhanli Willam
ette atrvet, between Eighth and Ninth.
GUARD OKFICE-XewHpnper, book and job
pnniingomc, corner Uluinette andSeveutb
(trecU.
GRANGE STORE Dealt-r. In general mer
chinitle and priHluc, oomer Eighth and
Willamette street.
GILL, J. P. Phyidolan, Surgeon and Drug
gist, Postofllce, Willametta , rcet, between
Seventh and Eighth.
HAY-, ROBT.-Wine. Li.nior. and Ci
gar, of the bet quality kept conatiuitly on
hand. The bent billiard table in town.
HENDRICKS, T. O.-Dealei in general mer
chandUe noithweat corner Willnnictte and
Ninth atreet.
iTODES, C.-Keep on hand fine wlne, llq
uora, cigar, and a pool and billinrd table:
Willamette itreet, between Eighth and
Ninth.
HORN, CHA9. M.-Gunniith. Rifle, ar.d
hot gun, breech and muzzle loedera, for saie.
Ropiiiriiiu done in the neateiit at) le and war
ranted. Shop on '-tli itreet.
LYNCH, A -Grooerie. pi-ovialon,, fruit, veg
etable, etc., Willamt'tte itreet, first door
south of PoeUilfice.
LTTCKEY, J. a-Watcb maker and Jeweler; '
keep a fine stock of goods in hi line, Willam
ette street, in Ellsworth', drug store.
McCLAREN. .1 A MES - Choi.-e, wines, liquors,
and cigar, Williimetto street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
OSHURN & CO.-Dealer, in dntff. medicines,
chemicals, oils, taints, etc. WillniuetU st,
opposite S. Cliarlos Hotel.
PAITERSON, A. S.-A fine stock of plain
and fancy visiting card.
PRESTON, WM. -Dealer in eimldlerv, Har
ness, Carriago 'i'rltiiininss, etc. Willumette
street, between Seventh and Eighth.
POST OFFICE-A new stock of standard
school book, jnst received at the post otlice.
REAM, J. R. -Undertaker and building con
tractor, winter Williimetto and Seventh
(treet.
ROSENBLATT 4 (.'O.-Dry goods, clothing,
groceries and general ni'TehandiMc, .oiithweat
corner Willamette nnd Eighth streets.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL - Churln P.a
ker, Projiiletresi. The best Hot. in the
oity. Corner Willamette and Ninth streets
SCHOOL SUPPLIES-A large and variid
assortment of slates of nil sixes, anil quantities
of slate and slate book. Three doon north
of t'le express ollice.
THOMPSON & P.EAN-Attorneysat-Law-
Willamette treet, lctween beventh anil
Eii-hth
VAN IIOUTEN, B. C. -Agent for Wells,
Fargo ft Co's. Express; Insurance effected in
the most resxmsible comptinica at eutisfao-
tory rate,.
WALTON. J. J.-Att..rnev-at Law. Office-
Willamette street, between beventli ami
Eighth.
PC
alvay, Coras and nerer dlap
poiata. Tbo world', great Paln
Reliev.r for Man and Beast.
Cbaap, qnlok and reliable.
PITCHER'S CASTOItIA
is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon. Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend.
CASTOItIA. It regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
allays Fcverlshncss, and de
stroys Worms.
WEI DE METER'S CA
TARRH Cure, Constitutional
Antldnta to tbia terrible mala
dy, by Aosorption. The moit
Important DiaeoTerjr ainoe Vac
cination. Other remedial may
relieve Catarrh, thia core, at
gay atage before Coninnptlon
eeta in
pen VK3KH4L nEiiniANnise e
t.C HENDRICKS.
tTEWSrK OF IHTH-lb. W
1 and !araat ever brought In Kiu-ene.ai
FIMENDLYU
C! A-N JU.VN LIM K fc aale lr
T. G. HENDRICKS.
STATK NEWS.
A soanity of whitu help is reported
in Astoria.
Wheat is worth C5 cents per bushel
on the Coiuilk
Flour sells in Lakeview at $212
per 100 in lots of 1,000 pounds and
upward.
Tho Independence Board of Trustees
have levied a tax of $400 for current
expenses.
On Thursday evening a fire des
troyed about 200 worth of the Ore
gon City jaiL
W. S. Coulter of Amity shows pota
toes of the Teerless" variety, four of
which weigh 21 pounds
Howell of Dirllns and Reed of Salem
ran a 410 yard foot race at Independ
ence last Sunday, which ended in a tie.
Oregon City is to have a new City
hall to cost $950. Overhead will be
a council chamber, recorder's ollice and
jury room.
The Ashland woolen mills will buy
all the wool offered for sale in that val
ley this fall. Their new machinery
will arrive soon.
Twenty-five persons have been con
signed to the insane asylum from Coos
county in the last seven years 18
males ttud 7 females.
Lehnner's grist mill at Myrtle Point,
Coos county, with a considerable store
of wheat, was burned on the 8th insU
Loss, f3,000; no insurance.
W. C, Lcako of Willow Springs died
in the county hoHpitul at Jacksonville
on th: loth inst ., of pneumonia, leav
ing a large fumily destitute.
Kick Ficke of Jacksonville, has sold
to a resident of Douglas county, 400
head of sheep $2 50 per head; also to
another party, 300 head of mutton
sheep at $1 37 per head.
Hume's cannery, nt the mouth of
Rogue, river, is doing well. They
caught 43,000 salmon on three tides
last week, and expect to make a larger
cntch this fall than ever before since
Mr. llumo owned the property.
The tax levy of Jackson county for
the ensuing year is .as follows: State
tax, 4 mills; common schools, 3 nullb;
Modoc war bonds, J mill; insane asy
liui), 1 mill; building fund 1 mills;
county tax, 10 mills; total levy, 20
mills.
Oregon has sent away 1 1 vessels with
wheat, has six in port and seventy-one
on the way, duo between this and next
March. These will carry 130,500 tons
leaving 293,500 tons, or 1G7 vessels to
be obtained if we ship all our surplus
before next August.
In the case of Ballantynn, Chalmers
& Holmes versus the Oregon Railway
Company, limited, for damages sus
tained by the latter'a rescinding a con
tract for builJing the bridge piers' at
Ray's lauding, in tho U. S. district
court Monday, tho jury returned a ver
dict in favor of the plaintitta for 111,
340. The machinery intended for the 0.
R. R, at Corrallis has been shipped to
that place. The mill will be used in
getting out timbers for the road now
being constructed between there and
Yaijuina Bay. It will have a cutting
capacity of about twenty thousand feet
a day. Everything counet'ted with it
is entirely new, and was shipped by a
firm in Portland.
Tho Jacksonville steam (louring mills
has been running day and night for a
month past, grinding 480 bushels of
of wheat eauh 24 hours and turuinz
out alxjut 18,000 pound of flour there
for. Wheat has Imen coming in so
fast of late that the mills could not
keep up even with its larire capacity,
and ,t no time have . they had over
15,000 pounds of flour on hand this
season.
Last week, says the Rosoburg Plain
dealer, we made mention of the second
crop of blackberries this year, and now
comes Mrs. Judge Caddis, and lays on
our table the product of one of her
apple trees ; being no less than a baud
ful of blooms and as many little ap
ples all grown slnre one crop of apples
liave already grown and ripened this
year The last of the tit st crop having'
crop having'
been picked th first of this month, j
What country can beat that!
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
The Albany Register is authorized
to say that tho rumor recently so in
dustriously circulated that thn Ya
quina Bay railroad franchise has been
purchased by the Villard interest, 'is
wholly false. And we are authorized
to say that neither the Villard interest
or any other can purchase the road.
Tho road is being built independent
of any and all Pacific coast monopolies;
is in the interest wholly of the people,
of the Central Valley, Eastern Oregon
and Idaho, and will be completed de
spite all its enemies in Oregon or else
where. And when built it will prove a
blessing to the whole country, as it
will compelagrand reduction in freights
and fares, over all, or nearly all tho
lines now completed. When connec
tion is mado with tho road now in con
struction from the East to Boise City,
it will shorten tho distance from Ore
gon to tho Eastern States nearly 300
miles, and will be equal in its equip
ments, timo and safety, to the best
equipped and managed road in the
United States, The present times,
fares and freights to the East will bo.
notably reduced, and thus prove a real
convenience to our people. Tho Ya
quina Bay railroad is to be tho wes
tern end of a continuous lino to the
East, a grand overland road that will
compete for the trafho between the,
Atlantic and the Pacifio oceans,
and tho parties furnishing the money
to build it want the road and as they
have ample capital, and believe that
they will have the road out of tho fu-.
ture, money can not buy them. Theso
are, in brief, the facts in tho matter as
stated to us, and we place all confi
dence in their truth. Believing this,
we fearlessly assert that no combina-
lion will succeed in purchasing the
franchise of tho Oregon Pacifio Rail
road and stop its progress, but that tho
work will bo vigorously pushed until,
in due timo we shall havo a through
ine to the Atlantic States.
'Carp Culture.
One of the interesting examples of
success with carp has lately occurred,
"near Stockton. William OverhiRer, ft.
well known farmer of that region, some
years ago constructed an irrigation' res-,
ervoir between his house) and highway.
It is a perfect circle in shape, aud cov
ers two or two and a half acres. Tho
depth is six feet in tho center sloping
to tho sides. It was scooped out at
little expense. Tho embankment is
planted with grass and trees. A boat
lies upon the surface of the quiet . wa
ter. The water is supplied from steam
pumps and the pond is so situated that ,
about half of its contents can bo drawn,
off and the vineyard and the gar-,
den irrigated if desired. . - Into this
pond1 thus arranged, the owner placed
50 young carp two years ago, They
were then small, being but a few,
months old. No food was given them
they were left to forage for themselves
and grew surprisingly. Last sprint
some of them woighed 12 pounds.:
Brush was placed in the pond, and
preparations made for their spawning
season. Tho pond began to swarm
with tiny fish. These grew with great,
rapidity and the pond was visited by
many persons. At present tho sight ,
is the most interesting that can be im-.
agined. There are 15,000 or 20,000
small carp in tho pond, all healthy and
happy. They range from two aud a
half to five inches in length. The
owner marches out with a pan of corn
meal and taps it, hearing which the
fish assemble in hosts. They will feed
from the hand and this is a peculiar
delight to children who never tire of -"seeing
the fish." In fact, the scene :
now presented about vhis circular pond
is picturesque and beatifuL This is '
the most . interesting department of
live stock, the owner remarks, of which .
he has any knowledge. S. F. Bulletin.
There have now been ordered for the
Northern Pacifio and Oregon Railway i
and . Navigation companies .. 200,000
tons of steel rails, 150 locomotives and .
GOO freight and other cars. So vast
an amount of material affords most .
striking proof of the-energy with, wnich
the enterprises of theHrvcoinpanies are
being directed,
boild 1,894
Inis is rails enough to -
bond 1,6'Ji nuhs ox road, allowing
that each rail weighs 400 pound,which
is the weight of one iron rail
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