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VOL. 16,
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1884.
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Buns Lines No. 7, L O. fj. IMwh
vsry 3V.ar.lr ni-ht In ) 1 1 Pllovll.
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Lttmss Srt Biicn or Hops -Ml' the
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Sank; Ca. Hill.SoeV M - ItitMniith.
ejaaelai. VUttors ma le welcome.
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Uijavcrrr - - - ow
M attention. rtv"n to Real Ettj-.w
Ln Ahtr&rtAf Title. 1;
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a. nTUARiy, ALDAKT. U JIIMKI', W
HTKAUAN k HllsYR
Attorneys and Counsellors at a v,
TaBACriOK IS ALL THK COURi)F
,L tiiie State. They iriv KjieciiU attlon
Mlleotinne n 1 probate lutWrM.
rnci-v),4r y, t Ci.' KiriMs1N
CE1; B- & C3, A. DIM!
Attorneys and Counsdhs-
at-Law,
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WILL PIUCriCK IS TUB CJtTS
of the Second J'l liciil lhitriot d in
the Suursrae Court of tliie SuteJ
Sptoul attention giveu ti clectionaml
tatter in prolate
O Usi!i!iiM
Attoriicy-jit-cjuu
KUGKXB CITY, - -
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rriee formerly ocsupied by
yfTbain
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CEO. M. MSLL
ItUrit and CsuasalloIaw, and
Real Estate Alnt.
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BUOKNB CITY, - - lORltO.V.
OFPIOE-Two door north .f hi Otfi
Dr. Wm03torle,
0.1ioAJj3!ii.i St Chad H
01 AT TH1
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117 017 8T38S OF HATiU LUCt
DR. JOS HP II P.QILC,
CikKTLZ FOU.VD AT HIS CFICE r re-
Vid.iM when aut prufeMiuaat tniraiu.
omeentJi 1
.ur office Diiua rouE.
dnc en Eighth etreet. oioeite rUtbr
eaai inureu.
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Ciduate f the Philadelphia D tal Oolite.)
DENTIST,
lUKXKCirY, UKEi..V
fOLD FILLI.VG3 A SECUiTY.
TJ Artifiji4l tMth-iavle ti dr. feet!)
extictej without (win. All m.i fully war
ratl. O.B in brick builtlk j pvei the
raf, etor. 1 l
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JRVELRY ESTABLfclMENT.
- S. LUCXEY,
DEALER IN
ck, Wi:i33, C'uins, Jlry, Etc.
Rp:ri!i I'r.Hiijaly li,;uU'l.
f All Work Wrra4.jn
; i J. A. Ll'KKY,
new
I E. DMFS.
A GENERAL
A large assortment of La
dies ami Cliildrens Hose at
12 1-2 ds.
Good Dress Goods at 12c-
Iiest Corset in town for 50c
An immmse stock of New
and Seasonable Goods.
Fine Cashmere
shade.
in every
New and Nobby styles in
CLOTHING.
Libera Discount for
CASH.
New Departure ! !
AI)
PAsrS' im'110I;1, T
A. V. PETERS,
WiU Ml) !. for CASlif 'at tly wjuced price,, a. low a. any other CASH STORE.
lies Prints 16 and 18 yard $1 00
Bent Brown and Bbached Muslim, 7, 8, 9, and
10 ct-.
Clark and Brooke spool oottou 75 cts per Doz.
Plain in J Milled FlrnneU, 25, 3.1: 4." and 50
eta.'
Water Proo , vents
Pine White Shirts, 75 cts and $1,
And all Other Coods
Alen the i
Non hitter for strength, size. n I Hnpuhillf
L'ff" Ta tntf ni l nitafiimaMt tuU .4 1 V
t nns as heretofore on tim, hut If at any time they wish to make CASH purchases, I will
all sin. w itheni. the full credit on my reduction A. V. PETEK3
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Goods sold as low as any House
in Oregon, for
Cash Or Credit
Highest Price paid for all . kinds
of Country Produce. Call and see
S. H. Friendly.
CRAIN BROS.
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D2ALERS
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;iurk,
Watches and
Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, Hocks, and Jewelry repaired and
WArmnted. rortliwes corner of Willamette
and Ekbth rtwu,
NlY aO JStt? STORE
(One door tooth of Post Office
OUtt coods are all new aim freh and of
lint quality. Alt sorvU nsnally found in' a
rl civ (inwery Stire, kept on hand 'IV
ha and I'K.AKH a auecialtv. We bur
I fur Caah and sell for the same, L'ivm; the ens
' tnmer the adranUf. of Cash P" m.
5WIFrCO.
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0911 QUI GIL
Ttimming Silks and Sat
ins in all shades.
Moireantique Silks
Velvets in Colors. .
The finest stock of French
KID SHOES
ever brought to this place.
BOOTS ami SHOES
:nall grades-
GROCERIES
of all descriptions.
' UILD YOUlt BKI1X.ES, ROADS axd
Fine Cheviot Shirts. 50, 75 ote and IL
New Assortment Drew Good. (No Trash) 15
20 and 2.) cts.
Mens' Underwear. Shirts and Drawers.. 50 et
Mens' Overabirts, 75 cts. and $L
Mens' Overalls, 50, 65, 75 cts and 8L
Embroideries and Eins at Fabulon Low
rnces.
at Proportionate Rates.
1STG MAOHXE !
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reduce d raten.
. T will sVintlnri a m11 am
uw w t inir, 1 win comino m Mil oa unii
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A. t, HOTrT. V. 0. KUMPRllir, W. T. PMT(
fiotary. Attorney,
Caahiar.
LANE COUNTY BANE.
HOVEY, HUMPHREY A CO
BUOENBIOITT, OK.
Deposits reuefred subject to check. f
Ioans made on approved aecuritiee.
Siuht Drafts drawn on
P0RTLAXD.1 SAN FRANCISCO AND
NEW YOKK.
Exchange drawn on the principal Cities of
Enron.
Collections mails on all nolnta and a general
Hanking business tramMfted on avinhlei
..i mm Mil...
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D3. W. a SEHLBHEDEi
DEtUTlST.
13 NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED
In Cottaire Grove. He performs all opera
tions in mechanical and suiyical deutixtry. All
work warranted and satisfaction iruaranteed.
A Marvelous Story
TOLD H TWO UITEM.
FROM THE SON: Toru
" (lentlimtn: My fnther rosldes at Ulor.r,
VU II. has been a greet su&Vrer from Scrof.
nla, and the iurkised lettor will Ull yon That
a mar felons eUeet
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
kas Ud In his ease. I think kli blood nmik
bar. eoulalned tU. humor tor at least ten
years ; but It did not show, except In the form
of a eorof ulons sore on the wriit, nntil about
Are years ago. From a few spots whloh ap
. peered at that time, It gradually spread so as
to eover his entire body, 1 aimre yon he was
terribly afflicted, and an object of pity, when
be began using your medlolne. Now, there are
few men of bis age who enjoy as good health
as h. has. 1 oould easily nain. fifty persous
who would testify to the facts In his ease.
Tours truly, W. AL PoiLLirs.'
FROM THE FATHER:
a duty for me to state to yon the benefit I
have derived from the use of
Ayer a Sarsaparilla.
Six months sgo 1 was completely eovcred with
a terrible humor and scrofulous sores. Tl.o
humor caused an Ineesssnt and Intolerable
Itching, and the sklu eracked so ss to eausa
the blood to flow lis many places whenorer
I moved. My suffering were great, and my
life a burden. 1 commenced the nse of the
BAkSAfAUiLLA In April last, and have used
It regularly slues that time. My condition
begun to Improve at once. The sores havo
all healed, and I fuel perfectly well in every
oH!ct being now able to do a good day's
work, although 7J years of age. Mauy Inquire
what has wrought such a cure in my ease, and
I tell them, as I have here tried to tell.you,
Avsu'i Sausaparilla. Glover, Vt, Oct.
II, US2. Yours gratefully,
UlRAil ruiLurs."
Attr's Barsafabilla enree Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip
elas, Ecaetna, Ringworm, Ulotehna,
Berne, Bolls, Tumors, and Eruptions of
tlie Bkla. It cloars the blood of all Impu
rities, aids digestion, stimulates the arllm of
the bowels, and thus restores vitality sad
strengthens the whole system.
y. FRRrARED T
Dr.J.C.AyeriCo., Lowell, Mass.
SoU by all Drugsts; II, six bottles for tl
Children
FOR
Oastozia.
Ketiers like) aad Physlolaju
aenA It.
IT IS KOT NARCOTIC.
CENTAUR LINIMENTS j
the World's great raia-Ro
llrvlng remedies. Thoy Iioa,
fcootho and cure Barns,
Wounds, Weak Back and
ikheumatlsm upon Jinn, and
Sprains, Galls and Lameness
jtpon Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
EPUHT3 ef ls8tlS Moon,
Sanilaa. Craofcliag PaJas la ike
Iio4, FeUd ratk, SaaXaess,
and any Catarrhal Comnlalnt,
. esus la extarmlaaiea ty Wei Da
Meyer's Catarrk Care, a Caaetl
tattoaal Aattdota, f Ahserp
Uoa. Tka most Zmpertaat XM
eorery almM Taalmtloa.
3y
, DIAtilR
Croccrls i Provisions,
Will keep on hand a general aasnrtment
Groceries,
Tobacco,
Candle
Provinlous,
CiiTMH,
Cured Meats,
Candies,
noape,
Notions,
Green and Dried Fruits.
Wood and Willow Ware,
Crockery, Etc
Business will be conducted on a
CASK BASIS
Which weans that
Low Prices m Established ;
Goodi dellrertd without thirge to Bojti
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTED
J T For which we
rill pay th. blbtraarkit
ITire.JIAS. UP.UiK
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Ply.
TMS3fiaSSA2s
CtUrfGt A. PJ3T.
THE YOUNGEST MEMBER OF
THE FORTY-EIGHTH CON
GRESS, AND THE YOUNG
EST MAN EVER ELECTED
.TO THE NATIONAL
LEGISLATURE
A BRIEF SKETC?0F HIS CAREER.
We here prwwnt the major of thr?
Guard with an exwlli'iit likmwts of
thn youngBfst mi'mlier of the prusmit
Congrfw, ami the youngtRt man ever
elected to our National Legitilature.
Geo. A. Pout, of Susquehanna, Penn
sylvania, enjoys this dietinsuisherl
honor, representing the 15th District
of Pennsylvania, comprising thn Coun
ties of Bradford, Susquehanna, Wayne
and Wyoming. Mr. Post is oijy
twenty-nine years of ago, of fine physt.
ca! proportions, a smooth face strongly
marked with more than ordinary char
acter for one of his years, and is one of
the most popular and promising youinj
men of his State.
Mr. Post was horn in Caha, N. Y,
September 1, 1854, removing at the
ago of ae ven to O'vego, in that State,
where he resided until 1873, receiving
his education in the Owego AcaJemy,
and the Oswego Normal School. He
then removed to Susquehanna, Ph.,
shortly after entering the service of the
Erie Railway, in which he was soon
promoted to a position of responsibility.
He was elected Mayor of Susquehanna
when only twenty two years of age,
which position ho filled with distin
guished ability.
Mr. Post, while in the railway ser
vice, and during his Mayorship, im
proved his evening hours by reading
law, and so naturally apt was he in
mastering the intricacies of Blackstone,
that in a f'tw years he was admitted to
the Ixir. The politicians of northern
Pennsylvania liegnn to see that Mr.
Post had won a standing on the tidal
wave of pu'ilio popularity that would
elect him to Congress as a Democrat in
thn 15th District, which in th" previ
ous Congressional election had given a
Repuhlicn majority of 4,621. Conse.
quently he was placed in nomination
by the Domocrats, and elected hy a
plurality of 2,454 votes over the lion.
C. 0. Jadwin (Ind. R'p.,), whose term
expired with the Forty Seventh Con
gress, This great victory by a young
man of only twenty-nine years of age
ovrr a gentleman who had sorved ac
ceptably in Congress, and who in age
is many years his senior, is the greatest
enconium that an appreciative! constitu
ency could bestow on the sharacter and
ability of Mr. Post.
OTHER HONORS
Mr. Post is prominent in other than
political honors. He is a leading mem
ber of the Knights of Honor, having
been Grand Director (executive head),
of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
for three years, and the representative
from his State to the Supreme Lodge of
the U nited States for four years, and
in 1880 was one of the Presidential
electors from Pennsylvania. He is one
of the owners and editors of the Mont
rose Democrat, the organ of the De
mocracy in his district, and has Iteen
an active campaign orator almost from
boyhood up.
Mr. Post is married, and has already
become one of the most popular mem
bers of Congress now in Washington.
He is very unassuming, and impresses
thn student of human nature as a
"coming man" in our national a flair.
Puget Sound black cod are now the
rivals of the Columbia salmon. In
thn East thn first named are regarded
ns dHliortries.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON; .
McMinnville, Oregon, asks for i
board of trad
Medical Lake; W T.baa a new
Baptist church.
Asteria children go into 1 $3(5,00
school house this week;
Hillsboro is in trouble over a coaplsj
of alh'ged cases of rape1.
Seattle lalmrs with trfe Irnrnoralit
and diseases of thirty opiflro deas, 1
Sheridan, Oregon, is in neeJ of a
first class physician. No quota" need
. The vegetable Chinaman at Dajton
W. T., was peddling lettuce on CLriaV
mas.
The falsework of the railroad bridge:
at Ainsworth is comrleted to tlie thi4
tier.
The Trout creek trail to the Oeier -
d'Alene mining district is now" k ready
for tourists and others.
A broken leg for John R. Welch, ef
Ticoma, was the result of a rsnaway
there on Thursday ' '
Pierce oounty, W. T makes en p-'
portionrnent of $4 for each scholar in ,
the publio schools.
The Goldendale Gazette was 'ordered
out Jan 1st, 1881, and Mince then has
printed over 100,000 copies.
The storm of last week spread over
the entire Northwest. At many points
the damage of wind was considerable.
By spring there will bn six telegraph
wires between Portland and Walla
Walla, and it will be almost impossible
for the lines to go down.
According to the Corvallia Leader'
There are shout 350 persons iu Ore
gon over 80 years of age; aboil US
over 85; altout 30 over 90; only S Of '
9 over 95, and perhaps three or foar
over 100 years of age.
In Walla Walls, a man who later
feres, to prevent a beast from beating .
a Hale child to death, is, by a initios of
the peace, fined tlO. Won't somebody
hire the justice' to kick himself ta
d"ath.
The Yaquina Bay railroad, says
the AlUny Herald, is now running
700 men and pushing things along in
business like manner, giving encourage
ment to the per pie of Corvallia, Ye-
quina and intermediate pointa
To show how Spokane Falls, W. T.t
is growing the following is the increase
from May 1st to Deon nW 1st, 1883, .
Brick stores, 17; frame stores, 31,
dwellings, 142; population May 1st, ,
1500; Decemixir 1st, 3000.
AnuraWcf Northern PaoiCe and
Short Line engineers are st work near
the Malheur reservation, whioh geo
graphically lies in the ' direct ronte
from the present finished west end of the
Oregon Short Line and Corvallis, Ore
gon,
Siys the Independence, Oregon
West Side: It is rumored that Jay"
Gould has purchased the Tichenor in
terest in Port Orford, and that the'
deeds were executed and delivered;
lost week. This comes pretty straight
and ooupled with the fact that an1
agent of Gould has been in that no
tion for months, there may he some
thing in it. . .
The LscomoiireWnittle.
We have given a number of state
iU3nts from olerver who certify !
hearing thn whistle for distances of
over 15 mile Here are others: Mr.
J. J. Stranahnn stat that the whistle'
and the noise of the train on the trestle'
at Erie were formerly heard at BoeafTv
Pa, a distance of 19 miles, air line
W. J. McO., of San Pablo, Cal, write
that on calm, clear days, especially iry
the Full, they hear the rimUe of the'
cars on a trestle located 18 raita di- :
taut. J. II. 8. says he ha frequent)
heard the railway shops whistle st
Grand Island, while living at Orville, a
distance of 28 miles, and has seen mov-.,,
in trains with the unaided eye . 13 .
miles. Mr. 0. V. Swarthoot, Capo"
Vincent, N. Y., frequently hears' the'
railway whistle at Kingston, Ontk 13
to 20 inilfs, also the rumbling of the
train; nlso musketry 6ring at Fort
Henry, same place, while the sound ht
the cannon fired there sometimes le
ts so strong ns to shake hia houw. '
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