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VOL.16.
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1883.
NO. 5.
Zlt Cugraf City (Ouarfl.
. I. L. CAMPBELL,
... i.
Publisher ani Proprietor.
fi .. -
friCS -Oi thi Entitle or WillametU
fftrMt between Seventh and Eighth Streets.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Per Annum...
fflx Month.... .
Tare. Months.
...$2.M
... L2S
... .75
ODE OKLT
A.TRS OF ADVKKTI8INQ,
AdvartiseatnU inserted as follow, i
as nur, 10 line, or Us, on. insertion W ;
aaft subsequent iaiertion IL Cash nquir.il In
: Tim. MnrtU.ni will be charged lit th fob
wing rates i
-a mare three months... Jo" 00
.v tlx month) 8 00
. "-oii.TeM VI 00
'' Transient nntlcii in local oulumn, 20 twits por
' ft. far each insertion.
Adrsrtising bill, will b. rendere I quarterly.
All fob w.rk ratut b run roa o dklivkhv.
MM I
I B. BUM'S.
1ST A' GENERAL"
- v facieriEi.
Inm uonna no ii.a. r. ant a. m.
.Vests Ant ad third Wslnwdnys in Mch
its.
O" SVBKrsn Bottb Toon. No. 9 I. O.
O. r. MeetsSTcry Tuesday .rening.
WiK.wn.L-. Bncamtmivt No. 6,
tueta tk. M .ail 4th Wednesdays in eaoh month.
Bouss titmt, No. 15. A. O. U. W.
Unm t Masonic Hall th second and fourth
Fsiaayi in .neb mouth.
KttfJkTWCK Post, No. 43, (I. A R.-Meets
t Mneeuio Hall, the first and third Friday, of
ashmenta. By order, Covvandkk.
rimes, or Choss FiiiKxns. MnfU the
Inland third Saturday evening at Masmiic
all. By order of J. uux, u j.
Bsrw Lirws No. 3i7. I. O. Xi. T. - Mceti
tw Saturday night in U 1 1 fallow, tun.
E.O. Poms, W. C. T.
Lainm Star DAxnor flora Mnet at the
J. P. ChuroH .very Sintay afternoon at 3:110.
1. 1. Houston. Sjpt: Mi Berth Co k, A't
sat.; Chas. Hill, Sio'y, Mis Huttie Smith,
(Tkanlaia. Visitors made wcloom.
.. u.
i
111 ID llll.
Zare assortment of La
dies and Children Hose at
Ul-2d's.
Good Dress Goods at 12c-
Best Corset in town for 50c
An immense stock of New
and Seasonable Goods.
Fine Cashmere in every
shade.
New and Nobby styles in
CLOlIUNq.
J. E. &'F.W.Fenton,
Attornej's-at-liuw.
BUSSXKCITY - - - OKE'IOX.
Snorial ttnti n riTii ti Real E.Uats Pmc
tie. and AbitracU of TitL. , .
Otrioi Or.r Oraiiff. Store.
. STMBAX, A18AST. U B1LTCL', ILBENE.
Tit A I IAN & llILYBU,
Attirneys and Counsoilori at Law,
. EITGENK Oll-y, OltE'J'.ttT.
PttACTICE IN' ALL THE COD UTS OK
tbii Statu. They give iil nttiiiitiou
allMtinn. and probate matter,
r.ioi -Ov.r W. F. iC'. Eiu o.1i o
CEO-B& 2:1 A.033J13,
Attorneys an l Counsellors-at-Law,
WILL PRACTICE IN' THE COURTS
at th. Second JudiiHil Uiitrict ami in
t k. SnnKm. Court of thu Stats.
Speial attention given to collection and
attara in probate t
Geo. S. vasnDume,
' Attoriicy-sit-Iiw,
iUGKNE CITY. - - - 0RE00N
OfTlee formerly ociupied by Thomiv)n &
Baa,
GEO. M. MILLER,
ittoraiy wl'CsrasjlloMt-Lairr, and
Real Estate Agent. ,
ItJGENK CITY, - ORECJO.V.
OFFICK-Tw doow north of Port Olnoe.
Dr. Wm Osborne,
0,Hc Adjoining St Charles' Hotel,
' ( ' Oft IT TUf
ISV Stlia 8T33S 0? HAYE3 tni LDCKET.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
Cltf BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or re.
ideac when not prufewionaUy engaged.
Seaatth.
FOST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Rwidne. o Eighth itreet, oppo.it. Prenby
riaa Cftnreh. .
TimminglSilks and Sat'
ins in all shades. '
Moircantiqae Silks
Velvets in Colors. . . .
Tlie finest stock of French
KID SHOES
fiver brought to this place.
BOOTS and SHOES
:nall grades.
GROCERIES
of all descrivtions.
Liberal Discount for
, CASH.
New Departure ! !
TWO T
PATRONIZE THE MEN' WHO HELP T .BUILT) yoUR BRIDUES, RO
SCHOOL HOUSES, whone inu?rent ara VOIir UltHIVNt. f Am hirmiin.ntl.
vud thuir profit at home. Take notice that.
ADS AND
located and
A, I PETERS,
Will U jjooda for CASH at greatly reduced prioen, u low a. any other CASH STORE.
Fine Cheviot Shirt. M, 75 cU and CL
Boat Prints 16 and 13 yards SI 00
Beit Brown and Bloached Miwlins, 7, 8, 9, and
10 cfci.
Clarks an l Brook, spool cotton 75 cts per Dot.
Plain and Milled Flranehi, 25, S5: 45 and 50
ots. .
Water Proo , cent.
Fine White Shirts, 76 eta and SI.
New Assortment Drens Goods (No Trash) 15.
20 and 23 cts.
Mens' Underwear. Shirts ami Drawers, 50 ot
Mens' Overahirts, 75 cts, and SI.
Mens' Overalls, 50, 65, 75 cU and SI.
Embroideries and Edgins at Fabulous Low
Prices.
And all Other Coods at Proportionate Rates.
Also the Colsbraled
WHITE SK NG MAO HIVE !,
None batter for strenifth, size, and durability), At irreatly reduced rates. i
sT To my old Customers, who hare stood ly me so 1 ng, I will continue it sell on same
t rm as heretofore on tims, but if at any time they wish to make CASH purchase. I will give
all sni, as others, the full credit on my reduction - A. V. l'ETEUS
Dft.E. G. CLARK,
Graduate of th. Philadelphia Dental College.)
DENTIST,
XUOEXSCITVr
OUEGuN.
GOLD FILLINGS A SPECIALTY.
Artificial teeth made to order. Teeth
attracted without in. AU wort fully war
raatvO Oo J brick buildinj ov.r th.
grange store. '
JEWELRY establishment.
J. S. LUCXEY,
DfALER Vf :.r. ,
. eckj.'VYactiss, Chains, Jewelr, Etc.
. , Tlepajrin j Promptly Executed.
-XsT-AJl VTwrw Wsmslrl ffj
: J.H. LUO'KKW '
QXHraxartk 1 Cj's Q.v.' WOlantH street.
0
Goods sold as low as any House
in Oregon, for
Oram
Casii Or Credit.
Highest Price paid for all kinds
of Country Produce. Call and see.
CRAIN BROS.
DZALER3
lit
.'locks,
J. Walthtiind
Jewelry.
Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Waicbes, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. North we corn-r of Willamette
and Kishth strta.
NEW GROCERY STORE
(One door south of Post Offic )
OUR (mods are all new anl frmh aad of
f rt niaJity. All (rii uoal!y found in
Sn-eLv (Jrorerr Kt.ire, kept on hand. To
hvmi and CIGAItS a sialty.. W. fmy
forehand nil for the same, ffivjig th. ew
trmer ths adrantatf of Cash pRicrn.
.swurfcco.
a. o. Mdvrr, h. a hi'mmrct, w. t. put.
Notary, Attorr.ey. Cashier.
DR. W. C. SEHLBREDE,
13 NOW. PERMANENTLY LOCATED
in Cottac. Urora. II. Derform all oiwra-
tinns la DMchauloal and sutijioal drutistry. All
work warranud and aallsfaction guarantee I.
A fitebus Story
, TJL3 IR TWO UTTQt,
"(imlsmi SI y (atlier resiiles at (i Inter,
Vt, hs has hwa a grtrnt suflcrer frcm Rerot
nla,aitlli.lnchakue( will tall you hat
a aiarealuus ettuct
V-
Ayers'Silreapaiilla
has ks.t In bis eae, f think his blood mn.t
kae aMitaiueJ tlis buiinw (ur at. least ten
years ; bid H uld ik s'uow, reil In I lie form
rf a serofuW-s mt on the wriil, until stout
yeas rrn. Fmm ft few rts which an.
praraj at thai (line. It gradually spread so at
at. ewer hi entire -hod. I auur. yon lie was
Urrihlr aftlirtrd. aad au objavt of pity, when
be bf m lulru Tour inaillcliie. Sow, then are
few nwn of hi. see h enjoy si pl hvaltU
S lis has. LouM eaily name dflj pcrsulil
wb. would us'lft to tli. fsfts In his case.
' Yours truly, W. M. PHILUrl"
FRCM TKE FATHER:
a rin l r to state to yon Uie btuiflt I
bars (l.-rirnl from the use vt
Ayer's Sarsaparilk
S',x ni"i'tli spo 1 was eonili teK for.rwl PS
a lirrll.nj Ihuikx nnd sfrulnl"i w sr.. T.-'
humor asiif.il an IneiMnt and intulnrnbl.
Iti'llKR. and t'.e skin e;e(iHl so ( to can",
lie tlooU to four In liluiiy plaiics whanerur
I itwrod. X.'; sulttrliici wre rnt, and my
life a tnr Ion. 1 counururgit the us of tha .
SAUai'AHil.t.A In Apill bt,ltlid bav. uri
it ijiij.ri sine that time. II )r coinlltlon
Cu to l:niri'V at Mica, The soie. bar.
til ua.kJ, auJ 1 fuel Ii1ci:y rll In ery
Mxet Imiiiii now ahi. tula a pxsl ilry's
v.'ik,nllhuiirh7J y.aiaof ntfu. tlany Inqnir.
U it ha. wroi'iiht uo!i a euro In my uane, and
I tell them, a. I bare hem tried to tell you,
Aran's 8ausai-arii.i.a, Oioter, Vu, UcU
H, UM. Yuurs cruufully,
IIirax l,UiLl.ifs.H
ATits's SAnaArAiiii.iA euros Kvrofuln
ami all incf;iju. Cjniptnliila, Ijlp
rla, CraMiia, Klacnprtn, lllolrlioa,
Soma, Bolls, Vumnra, and Erupllona f
Mm M-ln. It clears Ur lil.v of r'l Impiv
rJiM, ahts niy.tloii, illn.j;.!, II.- .i-ll m o'
bowls, Snd thni rvlf rw tltAl:t i.J
tianpheiji Ui. wbol. symein.
rnr.rAu) ar
Dr. J.C.AyeriCo.,Lcwtll,Maia.
fKii!'hr all nnipijUls; fl, sli butties for tA
lh Sia'i SnnJiy Srbool.
Cliildrcn
li It i
FOR
Moth.r. llTta smd Phyalotsuia
( r coo mm and It,
IT 1S"H0T WARCOTIC.
CENTAUR LINIMENTS
tho "World's Krcat raln-Ilc-licvlnff
remedied. They hca,,
auotlio and cure Unrna,
Wounds, Weak Back and
Rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Galls and Lameness
jpou Beauts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
SPURTS of distasting Hlnon,
SsmCUa. CraokUas; PaJaa ia tba
Head, rtld Eraatb, Doafness,
and uy Catarrbai Complaint,
csa arUnaimaUd ty Wat E
, Myar'a Catarrh Cnra, a Coustl"
tntioaal Antldota, ly Abaorp
tioa.. Tk mewt Important J)la
oorary alas Vaccination.
Hit.
IIOVEY, HUMPHREY k CO
EUOENE OITY, - OR.
Deposits reueiTed subject to check.
Ians mad. on approved securities.
Si'bt Draft, drawn on
O meoriea
Tohaouo,
Candles,
Cured Meats,
Candies,
iSotiona.
Dtllllll
Groceries Provisions.
lme county bajou keep on band a general assortment
Provisions,
Clfc'ars,
Soips.
Green and lrifd VrniU.
Wood and Willow Wars.
Crockery, Etc.
Business will be conducted on a
CASII basis-
Which means that
Low Prices are Established
i t
Goods dtllwed vltboat tbarse to Ifljti
LL KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTED
PORTLAND, RAN FRANCISCO
:..- NEW YORK.
AND
JKichanire drawn on the principal Cities of
( 'i;.-ii"u mail, on all poinU ami a ventral I
BanVing bnioa tramacted on aorabl.l Vor which w. wiUJuay th. hlWtmarket (
farm. nlJtf. ' prios. ! . J I PAI5
a F. Chronicla
"a A. T." Ct-"D. O. O." Dog.
This is ths wsy ths Chinese laundry
man. of tha period begins to learn Eng
link, He learns it out of a child's
primer, and his teacher is generally a
good looking young woman who thinks
it great fan to try and enlighten, tho
heathen every Sunday afternoon.
The mission Sunday schools for the
heathen Chinew ara nearly all taught
gratuitously j young ladies under the
direction of a superintendent. There
are several of these mission schools in
San Francisco.
The Chinaman wants to loam Eng
lish for commercial purposes, and he is
rery glad to learn it from ths lips of a
pretty girl
It is a tery amusing sight this
Chinese mission school. Pigtails, oiled
silk tunics, arubroidered togs with thick
white soles, form ft pleasing contrast to
bangs, friues, Gainsborough hats, flut
tering ribbons and black silk mitts.
The girls take the matter seriously,
from the scholastto and religious stand
point, but tho laundryman regards it
in the light of -flirtation.
The same Chinaman who will stand
up with the school and sing "Rock of
Ages" in Chinese, looking as pious as
ft theological student, will sit down by
his benevolent young teacher and lead
the convernatirn round, as far ss bis
English allows him, to his worldly pros
pects nnd his arnbition for matrimony.
On gay Chutes deceiver gently in
timated to his teacher that ho was In
pursuit of a wife a "Melican" wife.
He bestowed numerous crimson silk
mndkerchiefs upon her, which she ac
cepted because all tho others did, in ac
cordance with what alio supposed to lie
Chirenn custom. Sim took great pains
with her pupil's English and taught
useful sentences, such as ''Some Ameri
can men are good; somo American men
are bad." In which original sentiment
the youth heartily concurred.
."Teacher, I own a laundry make
fifteen dollars a week."
Teacher "That is good, Lung; you
ill lie a rich man."
Chinee "You uo call me Lung my
name Chung Lung. In China young
lady no call man by lust name."
Teacher is silent, much abashed at
lis reproof. Meditates over the fact
iat wisdom issues from tho lips of
hales, sucklings and Chinamen.
Chi nee "Tf acher, keep my money
in a tomato can under board in back
part of shop. Melican man like to find
el.r
Teacher suggests that it would be as
well not to onlighten "Melican man"
on tho subject.
Chinee "Teacher, own house in
China; most nice house; now want
wife; maki plenty money, me. Pay
hundred dollars by wife not too much
for good lbokiu gal. Pay forty dol-
ars no good; ugly, common thing.
For hundred dollars firstulsss wife.
Teacher, you mudder and fadder
livef
Teacher "Quong Lung, I want you
to read some English before it is time
to sing the last hymn.?
Chinee (producing gold ring)-"Teach
er-give you that if you take-nice ring
real gold-plenty ladies ia China be
glad to have that ring." ' ' .
Teacher (not caring to have ft Chinee
for "steady company," repliea as stern
ly as the smothered giggles around her
will pcrmit)-"Quoug Lung, you have
not said your lesson yet. What have
you done with the bookf
"Chinee (in language of the llowery)
-"O, let up on ligion! Better read and
spell-learn somethin'-help Jget money;
'ligion no good."
Tho teacher is so horrified at this
sentiment that she no longer insists
upon her pupil's acquiring a knowled
of tho principles of the American relig
ion and fall back c.n the spelling book,
while this Chinese "masher," satisfied
to leave his salvation in the hands ot
Confucius, flirts his handkerchief,
twifts his book, wriggles and squirms,
ogles his teacher from tho corner of his
wicked littlo almond eyes and behaves
badly.
The teacher, who carries a philan
thropic heart and ft tender soul under
the crooked biases of her black damaste
droop at tha thought of her pupil's
post mortem prospects and begins to
lecture him on tho vanity of all earthly
things. Even money in a tomato-can
cannot satisfy the heart forever. She
tells him, but he takes no heed.
Presently tho last hymn is given out,
end all the Chinese, big and little, sixty
and sixteen, cropped head or pig-tailed,
rise and sing something that sounds
" 'hew a chsw a-chew a tooth,
Munch, munch, nioey,"
but it is only a Chineso version of a
Moody and Sankey hymn. It is fol
lowed by the doxology, also in Chineae,
and then all tho teachers shake hands
with their pupils and toll . thera to be
sure and come next Sunday, and these;
promising infants, still maintaining ft
sanctified demeanor, troop home to
sn.oke opium and play Chinese poker
until Monday morning recalls them to
the ironing board and the cares ot the
commercial world.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
The Pnnevillo News lost a press In
the late fire.
Ten divorce cases are before the court
in Union county,
There are 3G3 firms doing business-
in Seattle, W. T.
One hundred bales of hops are stored
on the dock at Seattle.
Echo, Eastern Oregon, has ft 13000
hall. The town is half a year old.
Another falling individual has com
inenced suit against tho city ot Seattle
for 19200.
Colville has been denominated as the'
county seat of Stevens county, W. T.
Stevens county embraces an area of
some 13,000 square miles,
On Tuesday J. Simpson, of South
Salem, lost his six-year old daughter by
scarlet fever, and on Wednesday Isaac
Newton, aged lS.aud of the saino placet
died of the disease.
According to the last annual report
there are now in Washington Territory'
42 suliordinate lodges of Masons, and
1300 members. There are 2 more
lodges and 109 more men-tors than
there were a year ago,
It is claimed that the best and finest
looking piece of bridgn work yet done
in and by any town or city on the
north Pioifio coast is that recently com
pleted in the southern end ot Seattle,
on Jackson and South Third streets.
Says the Seattlo Post: The two big
steamer wharves in the southern end of
town loth go under the name of the
Columbia and Puget Sound Railroad
Company. Many have supposed here
tofore that the Oregon Improvenient
Company was concerned in the owner
ship of these wharves,
Five weeks sgo, says the Seattle
Post, William Hinds had a bolt driven
into his temple, ft machine shop acci
dent. The doctor told him ho must
die, but he insisted that ho should live.
Tho bolt was withdrawn and the man
is getting well. The throbbing of the
brain can be seen through the hole,
Persons sending mail matter to points
in Idaho Territory will often prevent
the miscarriage of mail matter by simply
writing Idaho instead of I. T., as the
lost is often taken for Indian Territory,
particularly by omployes in the mail
scrvics who have 1-een accustomed , ta
the handling of mail for Indian TerrU
tory.
Says The Dalles Sun: Mr. T. H.
I Tad ley, of Dufur, called this morning
and gave us an account of his year's
success in farming. He has threslu d
3400 buslids of wheat.and all his stock
and vegetable have don well; he is
on the high land. Mr. Hadley came
here six years ago without any money,
only his hands, and now has a largo
farm with teams, tools and barns, and
gr-mral outfit paid for. And such
chances are open to thousands.
' The Tilot Rock, Oregon, corresponj
dent of the Pendleton East Oregonian,
writes: Ras. Wright, well known in
thU viciuity, disappeared rather mys
teriously from his home, one milo bo
low here, on Thursday last, and has
not lieen heard of since. He left tho
house with sn ax on his shoulder, say
irg that he was goiig around the ptae
ti repair the fence; not returning,
search was made Ur him, but hn could
not t found His family profess ta
and Hpaniah lace fichu, feels her spirits to know uothing of his wberealouU