EST1BLISIIED FOR THE DisSEllMTIOJI OP OEiOCRATIC PRIMPIES, AID TO EAR.t IJ HONEST UTIM BT THE SWEAT OF QUI BROW.
WW Gil ARP;
frHOLE NO. 813-
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, JUNE I), 1883.
$?.50 per year IN ADVANCE
,bt ' ntumt TO unra.
aye--- r
I. L. CAMPBELL,
publisher and Proprietor.,
i .wrrrnOn the East side of Willamette
lrt ketirMH Seventh and Ei,-hth Streets.
I . . OT3B ONLT.
-TC OF ADVERTISING.
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i i,.rtisementi inserted m follows :
in line, or less, one insertion 13
tJb Vubsequent Insertion IL Cash required in
Trintdverti.eni will be chafed at the fol
ii . oueyear ; 12 00
Transient notices in local column, 20 cents per
V,wtisiu bills will be rendered quarterly.
rii fab work roust be paid roa ox mxivtm,
. posTurrice.
Honrs -From 7 , m. to I p. B
".! from th(
Sundays
from the south an leaves noln north
tf.u from the north anl lcvw rim
K.r Bmi-law. franklin and Tn
I' or uruwiuius
. ' ...in m. rer diui.ii",
its . WoiiiMrtar
f-.eio. ---, 1,-,1iil. t 1 w.
fill., "".V.'J.Lid, f0r delivery half an hour after
tTUr..hould I, loft at the o?t
IT...' before -'"X PATTER80X V. M,
SOCIETIES.
- .,.,, liwa No II. A. ana A. ai.
' i."? V-t ni third We Way. In Sara
AOVbV
month. ' '
HPKNVtn Hum Iodok No. 9 JL 0.
tft F. Meets every luesnay '"'"
'(ASf. " v-n.itT No. B,
Mts en the Hand 4th weuneauay.
I-11K5II LoDOE, NO. IB, A. O. U. W;
ICnh ' at Masonic Hall the second and foultb
.-i4y. in each month. M w
-Meet
of
. COMUASDKB.
: KaMTRicK Post, No. 40, G. A. -M1"
each month, uy oruor,
WIS I
DOT'S
rST A GENERAL J
I
in mil hs
A large assortment, of La
dies and Children liose at
12 cts.
Good Dress Goods at lHc
Best Corset in town for 50c,
An immense stock of New
and Seasonable Goods.
Fine Cashmere in .every
shade-.
New and' Nobby styles in
CLOUUNG.
Trimming Silks and Sat
ins in all shades. . .
Moirtantique Silks
Velvets in Colors. : A
Die finest stock of French
KID SHOES ,
ever brought to this place.
BOOTS and SHOES
''hall grades.
GROCERIES
of all descriptions.
rurom Pntifvns. Meet the
UN-l and third Saturday '-"Vrr""
0tBEn
HalL By order of
J. M. 8i.oax, O C.
t IS cm Lodge No. 3G7, I. O. . G. T. Meets
1 A Saturday .O.
' t ..niKo Stab Band or Hope -Meets at the
!! P Church every Sundny Aiwrnonn a.
I' Houston. Bupt:.Mi Bort h. Cook . A. t
welcome.
Ohaplain. Visitors mado
k I .TIAHAX, ALBAT. I- OILVEl', ECOSSt
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
. EUGENIC CITY, OREGON.
RACT1CK WALL THE CO CUTS OF
' X this State. They iv led altontwfl
ie eollections and jirnbato niattum.
Orrici-Ovrt W. V. & C .s Express office
Ce i. S. Washburn?,
Attoraicy-iit-B-savt ,
iarjEXK cii'V, - - onr.no
I Office formerly, ooiupwd by Thompsoii &
GEO. hi MILLER,
ittaty and Csunslloat-Law, and
,-. Real Estate Agent.
XUGENE CITY, - - - OBEGON.
OFFICE Two door north of Post Office.
Dr. Wm Osborne,
OfficB Adjoining St. Charles Hotel,
OBATIUK
SET DBD3 BTOEE OF HATE3 and LUCKET.
DR. JOHN NIC KLIN,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur.
(Formerly of Yamhill County.)
KESIDENCE Tw doors south of SL E.
. ehurch.
Liberal. Discount for
. CASH.
New Departure'.! !
trr-n st 7"
PATRONIZE THE MEN WHO HELP T BUILD YOUR BRIDGES, ROADS AND
.SCHOOL 110 Li SKIS, whoe iuteret ts nrtf vunr interests I Are iefi".incntlv located and
upend their prurt at home. Take notice thau ...
KUOKNK CITY
BUSINESS 13IR1-CT0RY.
BETTMAN. G. Dry oods. elotl.lnir.
froceHes and general nv-rchandiae, southwest
corner wuiaiuett and Eolith streeU.
BOOK STORE One door south of the Astor
. nouse. A full stock of Msorted bos papers
plain and fancy.
CHAIN BROS.-Pea!er In Jewelry, Watch
es, Hocks and Musical Instruments Wil
lamette street, between Seventh and Eighth.
CALLISON, R, G. Dealer In erocenes, pro
vLtiuos, country produce, canned gm; books,
stationery, to. , southwest oorner Willamette
ndlHhSts. . .-.
DORRIS, B. F. -Dealer In Stoves and Tin
ware Willamette street, between Seventh
and Eighth.
FRIjWtPjX S. n.-Dealer In dry iroods,
clothing and general merchandise illani
etU street, between El;lith and Ninth.
GILL, J. r.-lhyicfa:., Stiryeon and Drugf
plat, roatoffice.: , illanvtt eet, between
Seventh and l.'itrli'.h.
IIEXDKICKS, T. G.-Deaki In iteneral tner
chamlise northwest oorner . Ulaniette and
Ninth itreeti.
HODES, C.-Keepe on hand fine wines, llq
vnrn, cigars ana a poi ana billiard table:
Willamette street, between Eighth ana
Ninth.
HORN, CHAS. M.-rGunsrottb. Riflee and
shot-giins, breech and tnuzzlo losders, for salt.
Keta:rinfr done in the neatest stvle and war
ranted, ouop on in.li street.
LITCKEY. J. S.-Watchmaker and Jewrler
I . I. I., i - I ! . i: I win
Kt-rp. m lllll IHt S HI glltKlM 1U Ul iiu., uiaui'
ette street, In Lllswnrth s drug store.
MeCLAREN. J A M ICS -Choice, wines, limiors,
nd ciL'are -Willamette street, between Eighth
ndintn.
PA1TERS0N, A. S.-A fine stock of plain
PIIESTON, WaM. Dealer In oadtllery. Htw-
: 1 1 : -p- : . w . 1 ...
treat, between bevvnth and x.ightb.
POST OFFICE A nex stock of standard
school books jiiKt received at the post otlice.
RENSHAW. WM.-WioPs. Liquors, and CI
nrs of the best quality kept constantly on
ntud. 1 lie best billiard tablo In town.
RHINEnART, J. B.- House, sign and car.
riace painter. Work g'"arautel hnt class.
Stock aold at lower rake thun by. anyone in
-...hiyene. . , . .
T. CHAFLES nOTEL-Charles Enter,
l roprietor Hie best Hotel in the oity
Corner Wil'amette and Ninth streets.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES -A law and varied
assortment of slates of all sizes, and quantities
of slates ana slate -books, ihree doors north
of the express olfice.
WALTON. J- J. Attorney-at-Law. OfBee-
Willametta street, between beventn and
Eighth. .
A V. PETERS
J
Will sell goods for CASH at eatly reduced pi-tct J, as low as nny tt'icr CASH STORE.
Fins' Cheviot olid ts. 5J, 75 cts and 81.
tpR: JOSEPH P. GILL,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not professionaUy engaged.
Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence on Eighth street, opposite Preshy
run Church.
DR. E. G.CLARK,.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College.)
DENTIST,
2UGENE CITY,
- OKEGnN.
GOLD FILLINGS A SPfcClAt.ii.
Artificial teeth made to order leeth
extracted without pain. All work fully war
ranted. Office in brick building
Grange store.
over " the
D. T. Pritchard,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
REPAIRING OF WATCHES AND
CLOCKS executed with punctuality
d at reasonable coet.
Willamette St., Eugene City, Oregon.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
J. S. LUCKEY,
DEAtEH IS
i
Clocks. Wacties, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing Promptly Executed.
Ca All Work WrTe4.-3
J- 3. LUCKET,
rUswurtli k Co a Bri. k Wfflani-tU street
Bent Prints lb and 1? yards $1 00
Best Brown and Bbached Muslins, 7, 8, 9, and
1U cts.
Clarks and Brooks spool cotton 73 cts per Doz.
Plain and Milled Flrnnels, 25, 35: 45 and 50
cts,
Water Proo , cents i
Vino White Shirts, 75 cts and $1. -
And all Other Cosds at Proportionate Rates.
A'ik; the Oluiir.i ed . . .
. 'WHITE SEEING MACHIn'E!
None batter for strength, size, nnd durability), At grpatly reduced rates.
Z-iT To my old Customer, who have stood by me so I mg, I will continue to sell on same
t-mn as heretofore on tima, hut if at any time they wish to make CASH purchases, I will give
all sni, others. th" full rreilit on iny wdoction " A. V, PIvTRKS
New Assortment Dress Goods (No Trash) 15,
20 and 25 cts. .
Mens' Underwear, Shirts n'nd Drawerc, PO ii
Mens' Overahirts, 75 cts. and $1.
Mens' Overalls, 50, 65, 75 cts and 81.
Embroideries and Edgins at Fabulous Low
Prices.
NOTICE TO SHEEP OWNERS.
-TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
Xi Sheep owners that they mimt dip then
sheep as soon as sheared IK DISEASED. The
aw makps provisions that when the owners fail
to do so, thit the Inspector shall caiise it to bt
done at their expose, .
f. D. COATS,
Sheep Jnsncctur for Lane Co, Or.
GRAIN BROS.
t;'f r;, is
DEALERS
is
Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. Nortliwes corner of Willamette
and Eighth streets,
TiLlO i:iXliiXi y. Itovcll a Co's ewipi f
AdTM-tulriK ftirwiu ( 1U Sprnw fit. I who nowt Wi.j
wmtraota nu-y 1m iuaIo It I N stW Iwa.
LUCKEY &
BRfSTDW,
DEAtBRS IX
Drugs, . . '
Medlcirte3,
Perfumery,
Paints,
Class, &c.
HAVIN'G BOUGHT OUT THE STOCK
of Ellsworth A Co., we will continue
lie Business at the old stand on W illamette
reet, offering increased induoeraenU to cua
tomera.
Attention caxef ullT given to J
. . : i "
Piplflani frttrnptioo family fflpw
. DEALER I If
Groceries Provisions,
Will keep on hand a general assortment of "
CI roceries, . , . Provisions, Cured Meats,
Tobacco, " , Ciftrs, . , . Candies,
Candles, 8oap, ' ' Notions,
Green and Dried i'rnits,
Wood and Willow Ware,'
Crockery, Etc.
Business will be conducted on a
CASK BASIS-
Which means that
.Lev Prices are Established
Goods delivtrcJ vitJiont harge (o Cnyci
Ml KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTH
Vt which we' will pay the h(t,-htrrarliet
orco. .IAS U PAiK
a. o. Horrr, h. c HOMPnitEt, w,
Notary. . Atton.ey.
T. PEET,'
Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
IIOVEY, HUMPHREY 1 CO.
EUQENE CIT7ST, -
OH.
Deposits received subject to check.
Isns mad on approved securities. . ,
Sight Drafts drawn on
PORTLAND, PAN FRANCISCO AND
NEW YORK. .
Exchange drawn on the principal Cities of
Enro;.
Cohections made on all points and a general
Banking business transacted on avomlile
terms. n!3-tf.
Wall Sirctl't Rrxl Dlcinipr
We clip tlm following from a ifew
York corrwp.)ndenc-o of the San Fran
eweo Bulletin: After the exhiuntive
account which you printed a few month
ago of Wm. II. Vanderliilt'a lio, it is
scarcely necessary to echo the obituariba
which have a pr eared Id our daily press
hince hid retirement. The broken are
highly delighted at the change, for any
change is welcome to them just now,
and the Vanderbilt 'oys are noted as
bold Kpeculators, who will now be in
letter position than eVcr to know what
they are about in speculating upon
tliHir own property. Wall street
looking around for a successor to the
retiring giants, Gould and ;V"anderli!t
and llenry YilUrd ia talked pt as .the
coining dictttor of the "street. V Hois
unquestionably a strong man and, more.
over, ii liked pernonally by thd mem
I.. l .
M-rs 01 me cnanciai nienagnne, Jiis
wealth at present ia estimated at $20,-
000,000,' all of it made by judicious
and honetit ctock operationa, He be
gan cs Gould did, with nothing, run
niiig away from his family in Germany
on account of. soma . boyinh escapade,
and roughing it here until lie became a
correspondent of the Chicago limtt
His name wns Henry Hilgarde, the
present distinguished superinte ndent of
the coast survey, Julius Hilgarde, be'
ingof the same family, but he liked
thy nom de plume of Viflard ao well
that hu retained it after leaving news
paper life. He began to make money
in earnest when bin German friends
sent over various sums for him to in
vest in American enterprises. In this
work he showed so much judgment that
the business increased rapidly, and Vil
laid's cotniiUHMonn were large, lieside
which his control of large blocks of
stock bought upon his advice made him
a power in the railroad wdrld. When
lie acquired control of the Northern
Pacific road he loomed up as an im
portant figure in Wall street, and his
reputation grows every day. He is a
largo hearted, cleer headed man, who
works hard and makes few mistakes.
lis individual wealth of some twenty
millions does not represent his weight
in Wall streot sti much ad, the influence
which his advice has upon the German
and Dutch investors who have at least
one hundred millions in our roads and
Western enterprises.
Always Caros ani never dlsap
point, 'i'lio world's croat Pain"
ileilevor for Sloa and Beast.
Cheap, quiok and reliable.
rw'''M- -L
PITCIIEK'3 CASTORIA
U not Narcotic... Cliiidrcn
grow fat upon, Motlicr3 li'ic,
and Physicians recommend
CASTOIilA. It regulates tlio
Bowels, cures Wind Colic,
allays Fcvcrlauncss, and de
stroys Worms.
WEI E MEYETt'S CA
TARRH Cure, a Constitutional
Antidote for tills terrible mala
sly, ty Aosorption. Ibe tnoit
Important Ciscovery siaoe Vao
einatlon. Otlior remedies may
relieve Catarrh, tii cures at
Any stage boXore Consumption
aot uu
TUT?
3
mjM i' r'.j'-..' lw '
. CU-.m ii ,i"iliinin.
SYR.PTOM3 CF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of A ppetito, Bowe'n rest re. Fain n
tbe Head, w.tn a r.uli tcri tion the
back part. Pam un.ier the Hhoolder
blade, fullness aft-r e:inR, with ft disin
ul.iiutlou to exorliuu f buiiy or n.iul,
lrritabil'tr of temp- r. Liw spirits, witli
a feeling; of having n -gloct d romeduty,
waarliiO'a. bisuiio-. ilutterinx at the
Heart, Dot before the eves, Yel low Bkln...
Haadache srcnera iT ever th : lent eye.
Boatiesaness, with i-tlul il XUA, tithlf
coloroa urine, and
CONSIGNATION.
FOR BUENA VISTA STONE WARH ge
to T. ti. HENDRI JKS
TTJTrSPlI.L.Snrefi.rir,llynrtjiptte
inrheow, oniloe rlWts nrh chcr.e
of faellns; as to n.lonlvl. the siiftcr.-.-
TbrT Imrmma APiK-tHe.snd r i tee
boriy In miie m fl-.i.. tuns Hi" rm Is
nwiiiilird. sn-1 nj ! ir Tonic Ar!o:i on ihs
lla-ntv mrof. Irf-:n! r tttot w pro
diicv.1. f no i o- 0. a jiui-.y xi
TOffslilfofE,
Obat Hi oh ViiKKm r!M1 fialiiMr
hlMK by HU" l . Jl lllf
MrOf a nan:rai u""r1c I --..-:- -tu-.tr A'
ty UnuiiLU or . s t j rfl.
m e. zi h rm k' .,n t( rouu.
(Pr. ti rrs Si.rii r.-.i- Mrt .
A Large Torlle. .j
Captain Augustus G. Hall and the
crew of the schooner Annie L Hall
vouch for the following : On March 30,
while on the Grand Bank, in latitude
40 10', longitude 3'S', the discovered
an iminenHe live trunk turtle, which
was at first tliotlght to ho a vessel bot
tom up. '.The schooner passed within
twenty-five fui-t of the mor.ster, and
thoso on board had ample opportunity
to estimate its dimensions by a com
parison with the length of the schooner.
The turtle was at least 40 feet lonr, 30
foet wide, and 30 feet from the apex of
the back to the Uttom of the under
shell. The flippers were 20 feet long.
It waji not deemed ttdvisaMR'to attempt
its capture. Scientific American.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON-
Boise City's $10,000 school houM b
ready for occupation.
'.'The citizens of Somervilla are rata
ing iiloney to build a town halL 4
A. J". Splawn has recently, purahaaad
400 head of cattle in - the Yakima
country, ranging from f 10 tq $30 per
head. . ..
A peat amount of freight is beip
hauleJ from The Dalles to Ellenaburg
this spring. The country is rapid!
tilling up. '.' .'.
Mr. Durr is contemplating the cotv
struction of a toll bridge acrcw th
Natchei river, just above its junction
with the Yakima.
The lest sign lioard in' your' card in
the newspaper,' eveii if you state' only
your name and the business you are
engaged in. This not ohly"paya the
advertiser, but It lets peijjvle at a dis
tance know that' the (btvn you live in
hisa prosperous cofjimunity of busi
nens men. As the need is sown so the
fruit recompense ' Never take down
your siin while' you expect to do busi
ne&n, for it indicates that your business
is poor nncf you are losing your grip,
commercially speaking. The judicious
advertiser will receive ten dollars for
every dollar invested in the columns of
a live newspaper. .
The Chicago 7Yibue (Rep.) says
that there should be a stilt larger re
duction on everything that has a" ten
dency to oppress the laboring class :
as the tariff is to-day it protects capital
in every department
. ' . 1 1 . i .
J. D. Hurris haa resigned his posi
tion as superintendent of construction
on the 0. t C. railroad extension south.
Mr. Yolk, principal aJwiRtaht engineer
under Chief Engineer Mori?, has lcen
app)inted to succeed him.
The liquor license at Waitsburg will '
be raised to $500 per year, which, it It
thought, will closo every saloon In tba
town;
Corernor Newell haa been requested
by numerous citizens of Spokane court
ty to provi Jo them with arms and am
munition. ;" "
Millers are 'offering 70 cents per
bushel for wheat' at' Walla Walla, and
are not eager buyers at that It is
thought there is 50,000 bushels in th
hands of the farmers. ' , ,
Mr. Polington, who resided in tha
Palou'se country, was killed by a ires
fulling on'hiin. The n'ght before ona
of his little children awoke and told
lis mother, "Mamma, I want papa to
come home. I don't want him to die.;
The father then Iwing absent, and net ,
with his death next dy..',uJ f9 !.
The Chronicle says a cava has baen
discovered at a point of rocks about
fout four miles bolow Colilo, by work
men who were blasting off tha face of
the oliff to obtain'rocks by rip-rapping
the 0. R. and N. Ca's real The en
trance allows a man to walk in erect,
Ad the pamuge has been explorad for
some distance,
Walla Statesman: The grain through
out the country never looked better '
than at present, nor the prospects of
. .'. it, i . 1
otr formers brighter, we naye re
ceived Spine1 samples of whitn wheats
ell headed land nearly live feet in
height,- Soma bald barley on the ranch
of H. P. Isaacs will be rr-ady for the
reaper in about, two weeks. It is notr
over three feot in height.' ' ' . t
Oil MoriJay, 1 May bS, near WinlockJ
at the camp of J. M. Clark & Co., i
man by the name of John Tranberg
was instantly killed by a falling tree.
He was off Borne 200 yards from the
other men, and had ' just felled a tree
which, in falling, struck a dead tree
close by and broke off the top, which
fell upon him unawares and broke his
neck, death ensuing-iirfmediately. His
friends retide in Chicago, and were no
tified at once of thu'fiad accident ' He
was buried fn the graveyard at Win-
lock f
Albany Democrat: Last Wednesday
W. L Lyle arrived in this city direct,
from PrWeville after a trip of four and ,
a half days. There is now only about
nine miles of snow, which is about two
-feet j'Vp. While on his way across h'i- ;
pasftkl six wagon teams coming this'
way, and not one going to Prinevi'lla. (
So that it may saf'-ly lie said that wagoos,
Tan cross the mountains now V '
much trouble. Mr. Lyle wauaccompa-.
nifduH far as Biownsville by Luce
Nichols and will return ib a few days
by the same route which, he came, "
. i - . a '
In cleaning up the rubbish in the
court-house at Noihyille recently there
was found the bond of Samuel K. rolr,
father of JanieSi K.'Tolk, who gaTOi
Iioiid i,n the'eum of ,50(' tO( rnarry.i
Miss Jane. Kifo' 'The bond was dated
December 24, 1794, and Roberf Knoj,i?
the fat'wV ef the bride, affixed his name ..
to the lond as surety. This was clever ,
in the old gentleman. Not " many pr-;
sprctive fathers-in-law would do tbia';
sort of thing nowadays. This' gtrfegV.
of a marriage bond was a queer old.
law, and its object, was to insure thai.:,
the man was aVoto support himself, c.
and to prevent i!ie possibility of his.,
family being ' thrqwn to the publie .-;
bounty. As a result, county coromla-,
sioners in tbose days were not troubled
with supporting paupers. "
The great bridgo between Nw-York
and Brooklyn" has Iwen finally com-'
plrted. ft was formally opened several
days ago