If 1 THl H H PIP MB c r 1 1 V AMI - ESTABLISHED FUR THE UISSEMI NATION OF OEMl'RATIC rRlNJIPLES, AND TO EARN AJI HONEST LIVING BT THE SWEAT OF OCR BttOW. ' I VOL, 16. EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1884. frtt 6ii?8t 5lty Guard. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher and Proprietor. TKICS -') fn E I of Willamette ItrMtbetwsen Sovanth and Eighth Street. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. Per Annum... Sit Month.... Text Month. .12.50 . 1.2.1 . .75 r:tk3 of ' adVkktising. Advertisement inserted a follow) : Oa quare, II) lin; or lm, one insertion $3 ; each subieriu jot insertion gl. Cash required in dv.tnoe. Tim advertisers will bs charged at the fol wiI rate: Qaeiquare three moaths 8 00 " " rix month 8 00 " oue year 12 00 Transient notice in local column, 20 cent per a for each insertion. Advertising bill will be ren !cred quarterly. All job work must be Faim koh m dkliverv. SOCIETIES. .. lnna Ka 11. A. P. anil A. M Mwti Ant aad third We Ineadnys In each meath. Hmckckr Bpttb T-oimiic JTo. 9 t. O. j- J. f . Xeetsevery iwr craw. b3 WlMiWHALA ElCHKT No. fl. uitl an the ii and 4th Wednesdays in men month Eousss Lodqr, No. 15, A. O. U. W. -Meet at Masonio Halt the second and fourth Friday in each moutlu ). M. Sloa. M. W. KftPATitlCK Post, No. 40, (. A. R.-Mcet t Masonie Hll, the tint and third I'.id.iy of aehmtnth. By order, Commander. Order or Ohosks Frikxiw. Meets the rt and third Saturday eveninirs at Masonic HalL By order of J. M. Sloan, G C. Butts Lonos No. 337. I. O. G. T. Meet vry Satunhy night in U 1 1 Fellow' Hall. E. O. Pottf.ii, W. C. T. LuntNd Star Bind of Hope -Meets at the W. P. Churoh every S.ind v af tornnon at 8:30. J. X. Houston. Sunt: Miss Bertlia ( Wt, Wt Sit! Cbas. Hill, Sec'y, Mix Hattie Smith, Chaplain. Visitors made welcome. D3. W. C SEHLBREDE. DEMTSST. 13 NOW VRItMANEXTLY I.Of'.VTKD in CotUif (imve. He perform nil ohi. linns in mechanical and surgical df utUtrv. All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. I. B. DIM'S. 13P A GENERAL A large assortment of La dies and Children s Hose at 12 M cts. Good Dress Goods at 12lc r.e.ii Corset in town foroOc An immense stock of New and Seasonable Goods. Fine Cashmere in every shade. New and Nobby styles, in GLOWING. Trimming Silks n I Sat ins in all shades. Moireantiqae Silks , Velvets in Colors. 'flie finest stock of French KID SHOES ever brought to this place. BOOTS and SHOES :nall grades. GROCERIES of all descriptions. t. tTHAUAN, ALBANY. L. BILVEL', KTI1KXE. 8T It All AN & HILVi:U, Attorneys ani Counsellor at Law, EUGKNK CITY, OKR'IOS. PRACriCK IX ALL THK (OUUTS OF thii State. Thcv uive Heviul attuiition w oollootioiu ail' I pnilut ui ilt'TH. ffics-- )jr V. F. k Ci.'k Etpr-s" olfine CH. B-aG:l A. DM313. Attorneys and, Counsellors- at-Law, V1LT' in vc rrcK ix trh ciuhts T T "f the S.;cmi,1 J i It .-iil District and in hi dupreine I' nirt of t'iH St'tx fipaiiial nttfiiti.nl given t.i unMeutionK and Battr in Dri.li:ite Ceo. S. Washburne, Attornoy-at-S.a'.v, U3EXS CUT, - - -t OltEOON Ofllee formerly ocjupied by Thompton A Bean. jyic3 GEO. M. MILLER, Attaras aai CouisjItor-at-Li-tf, and Real Estate Agent. BUGKXE CITY, - - - OREGON. OFFICE-TWO door nerth of Post OKi". Liberal Discount for CASH. New Departure ! ! TWO S?"ELSCE.S5 J OAS3X AM) OHSXX"3Pl, ! ATI10XIZE THE M N WHO HELP T . BUILD YOUR BRIDGES, ROADS AND j JL fU'HtMM. HoUSiCS, whone interesU are your intn)t 1 Are permanently located and j -riciid their (irnliu at home. Take notice that. J. E. FENTON, Attorncy-at-Law. ' KUGBXE CITY p OREGON. Bfeeial attention given to Real Estate Prac tie, aad Abstracts of Title. Or ick Over Grange Store. Dr. Wm Osborne, O.lica AJjoi.ii.i St- Charles Hotel, - o at thb W OS? OF HiT3 ail LUCKET, DR. JOSEPH P. GILL, CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or re idBoe when not profewioually engaged. 0S m at th POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. Xwidenc en Eighth street, opposite Presby riaa Church. DR. E. G.CLARK, Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College.) O DENTIST, EUGEXE CITY, - OREGON. GOLD FILLINGS A SIT.' f Ai.TY. Artificial teeth made t order. Teeth extracted without aio. All work fully war ranted. O.-fic in brick building over th firaaif (tor A. V. PETERS, Will ecll good for CASH at greatly reduoed price, a low a any other CASH STORE. Best Print Hi and 13 yards SI 00 Best Brown and Bloached Muslins, 7, 8, 0, and 10 etc. Clark and Prook pool ootton 7." ct per Do a. Plain and Milled Flrnnels, 23, 35: 4". and 50 cts. Watar Proo , cent Fine White Shirts, "." ct and $L Fine Cheviot Shirts. 59, 75 U and 11. New Assortment Drea Good (No Trash) 15, 20 and 25 cts. Mens' Underwear. Shirt and Drawer, 50 ot Mens' Overshirts, 75 ots. and (SI. Mens' Overalls, DO, 65, 7b cts and 31. Embroideries and Edyin at Fabulou Low Price. And all Other Coads at Proportionate Rates. Also the Celebrated WHITE SK VINO MACHINE! None bettor for s'.renth, e and durability), AtK"'ly reduced rate. w2T To my old Custome, who have tood by me o 1 mg, I wi41 continue ti sell on am trms a heretofore on timo, but if at any time they wish to uiakt, CASH purchases, I will give all am. a others, the full credit on my reduction , Ti A. V. PETERS Goods sold as bw as any House in Oregon, for - Gash Or Credit. Highest Price paid for all kinds of Country Produce. Call and See S. H. Friendly. CRAIN BROS. JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT. JS. 10CKEY, DEALER IX cks, Wacnss, Chains, Jewelry, Etc. Repairing Promptly Executed. erillVtrk Warranto. jt?9 CVv?.yWA DEALERS I - .n ii - Witchfiinii Jewelry. Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc Watche, (lock, and Jewelry repaired and warrant!. Northwest corn-r of Willamette and Eighth itneta. INEWBROCEIIY STORE (One door south of Port Office ) OUR Condi are all new an1 fih and of fipafc n ri . 1 1 1 V All mwwla n.tt.llw t, A JH a inl-elsM Grocery Store, kept on hand To bacco, and CIGAkS a pecilty. We buy i fniCah ad IIJirtl' A. O. HOTFT, M. C. kUMFBRIT, W. T. PEET, Notary. Attorr.ey. Cahier. LANE COUNTY BANK. IIOVEY, HUMPHREY k CO EUQENE CITTT, . . OR. De(niU received subject to check. Ian ma I. on approved lectin tie. Sit'ht Draft drawn on PORTLAND,' PAN FRANCISCO AND EW YORK. Eichanfre drawn on th principal Citleof Kumpe. , AYER'S Hair Vigor restores, with the gloss and Irc.luii'ss o( youth, titilutl or gray Ualr to a natural, rich b.-owu color, or deep black, as may be desired, ily Its me light or red hair limy be darkened, thin hair thlckeucd, and baliluess often, though not always, cured. It check fulling ot the hair, unil atlnm late a weak and sickly growth to vigor. It prevent and cure scurf and dandruff, and el ucsrly every illncsse peculiar to th seal p. At a LaiHes Hair Drcsslns;, th Vinnrt Is uneipialled ; It contains neither oil nor dyo, renders the hair soft, gloy, and liken iu appnaiauce, nud Imparts a delicate, agreeable, and lasting irfunie. ( ,Mlt. C. P. PinrllKK writes from A'iity, O.. Jn'U 'i, : " l.ul fall no hair eomiinoiced falling out, ami in a short time I became nearly bald. I turd part nf a Imttle (if Avkk Hair Viuun, wbieli itopiieil the fall lug of the hair, ami started a new giiim tli. 1 u-tve uow a full hesd of lialr growing vigor. 0 nly, and am convinced (list but lor III me of your preparation 1 should bav bn entirely bald." .1. W. Diiwck, proprietor of the He Arthur (",kw) AMffiiiiyr, says : " Avm's Haiii Muob is a most nscelleut premratlon for the hair. 1 speak of it from my own experience. Its use promotes the growth of new lialr, and unikes it glossy and soft. Tim ViooH Is also a sure cure for dandruff. Not within my knowledge lias the preHiration aver failed to give entire su'.lsfacllou." Mil. A Mies PAlltiiAilt, Insdnr of His celebrated " Kulrlwiirii Kuniily " of Scottish Vocalists, writes from Ittnlmi, Mmi., h'rb. A, ISHU , Kver since my liuir brgsu to give sil very evidence of the change which Meeting time propureth, I have used Avi.K' Haih Vliiiiu, isii.I so have Itcen able to maintain a i upiieainnce of youlhfuliiens a matter of eonslilernli'i eouseipicuce to mini. tern, ora tors, sctori. and in fact every one who live . in the eyes of Hie public." Mrs. O. A. ritKsriiTT, writing from 1 Elm St., ( A , nini, ,W,i.; W H, bfj,mf " Two years acoithnut two-tlilnls of my bull came olf. It thinned very rapidly, ami I was fast growliiK bald. On u.ing Avkm's Haih Vmoit tho falling stnnied and a new growth commenced, and in almiit a month my head wss comol -lely covered Willi short Inilr. It lias coutiiiued to grow, and is now us good at h.fore it fell. I regularly nseil but our iHittl. of the Vkioh; but now use it occasionally a a dressing." We hare hundred of similar testlmonla'.t to the cfll.wy f A v mi's HaikViooh, It needs hut a trial to couvluc the most skeptl cal of Its value. t'RKPAnCD BT Dr.J.C.Ayor4Co.,Lowell,Ma$t. Sold by all Druggist. iff Children P H W w II u roR PitcSier'iS GJasOiia. KothTLio and Pfcpieians recommend it. -' IT 13 NOT HARC0T1C. CENTAUR LINIMENTS; tho World's prcat Paln-Ro-I Irvine: remedies. They heal, Koutho and cure Qurns, "Wounds, Wenk Baek and Ithcumatinm upon Man, and GpraSns, Galls and Lameness jtpon Ecasfs. Cheap, quick and reliable. n . ....s ,,, CPURT3 cf dlscostina II acaa, SnuQoti. Craoklluz Pains ia tho Koad, Fatld Eroath, DoaTn., and any Catarrhal Complaint, can 1o xtorminaUd hj Wei Co Meyer' Catarrh Cure, a Consti tutional Antidote, hr Absorp tion . Tho most Important Cls corery alnoa VacolnatloB. jis . i . mi V) CALEB IS .' Crocerls B(id Provisions, Will keep on hand a general assortment Groceries, Provisions, Cured Meat, Toliacoo, CiKr, Candle, Candle, Soaps, Notions. (Jreen and Driwl Fruit, Wood and Willow War. Crockery, Eta Business will be conducted on a CASK DASIS. WLkh aunt that Low Prices ' arc' established Ctodi deliTtrrd witlioat !iar?t to Corel k sB.ts i ! I 1 ! 1 Winficld S. Sclilcy, WHO WILL COMMAND THE GREELY RELIEF EXPE DITION. HIS RECORD IN OUR NAVY. We tliitt week prpwnt our readers with thh likeneiw of Commander V. S. Schley, of the United States Navy, who will have chargn of the expedition that will soon nail for the Arctic regions in search of the Greely party. From the sad fate of a long list of Arctic explor ers and relief parties who have gone to the frozen regions of the north never to return, it will lie readily conceived that he who volunteers his services to penetrate that iceWg-jcmetery of heroic explorers in search of lost hu manity or their remains, is a man of patriotic bravery that commands the admiration of the whole civilized world. Upon the tablet which lirs the names of a score of valiant Arctio heroes will now t plnced that of Win6eld S, Schley, and time will invest it with either , the brilliancy of a successful humane accomplishment, or tho sad halo of another sacrifice of human life for fellow humanity. Winficld S. Schley was liorri in Maryland in 18,19, and is now in the 45th year of his age. He was appoint ed to the Naval Academy in 1856, and graduated in I860. At the opening'of the Civil War in 1861 he was attached to the frigate Potomao as Master, and stationed at Ship Island. In 1862 he was trans fcrred to the gunboat Winona of tho West Gulf blockading squadron, and was in all the engagements which led to the capture of Port Hudson, La. So conspicuous was his bravery during this conflict that on the 16th of July, 1862, he was promoted to a Lieuten ancy, boon after he was transferred to the gunboat Wateree of the Pacifio squadron, in which lit) served for two years, during that period being com missioned tui a Jiieufi'liant Commander. In 1867 he was assigned to the Naval Academy, where ' he remained an in structor until 1871, when he wa trans ferred to tho Bernicia in the Asiatic, fleet After several foreign tours he again returned to the Naval Academy for threo years, and on July I0th,1874, was promoted to Commander. Ha then commanded the Essex on the South Atlantic Station during 1877-78, and since that time has been variously as signed. At tho time of his selection to command the Greely Relief Expedition he was under service in the Naval Bureau of Equipment and Navigation. Commander Schley is now actively engaged in selecting and organizing the crew of 150 that will accompany him, and expects to sail on his mission early in April.- Tho expedition will be com posed of three vessels, and will be equipped for a two years absence. Mr. Schley leaves behind him an anxiomi wife and an interesting family of chil dren, and a nation that will bid him and his brave comrades a God-speed and a safe return. In the door yard of Delos Hochkisv at Cheshire, Conn., stands an apple tree which is supposed to le the ohW, largest and most fruitful in New Ro land. It is the last survivor of the orchard which was set out by tho Brut settlers of that neigh'iorhood, and pop ular belief fixes its age at 180 years. The tree is 60 feet high, and the. tips of its outmost branches are 1 04 feet apart. Mr. ITochkis alUnns that h:: has picked 123 bushels of sound apple from it in a singV year. i nf o to travel frort B. C, will be el bilroad shops at T I t Oregon And v: Seventy inmates of Seattle, W. T. . Placer mining in very promising this w A young man name drowned in the ly ncatt' Marhhfield, Oregon, " advance of $100 in the Newport has add yf houses to its list dur ' Mountain men inv ' high water from thtf the mountains. Albany will have school next year, and i tax to sustain it them. The Germans of Sea, ranged for a bureau to Ifl migrants from the Faderl Under the new ached ut will take to travel fro Victoria, The rai exhibit any extraordinary but the recent spirit of ia dissipated. Five Chintmen we: route from Britiah Col, United States, and pi j back to British Columbi . Coour dAlene lake ' streams are now open'fe. and thers are three stcamt between the fort and the trict. A correct census of thd 21 years of age at Drain, enoo to the woman suu ment, was taken March V suited in finding 33 in U rosea, o on the loiice, ai heard from. The business men of Ah discovered . that they an siderable transient custoi their stores on Sunday, ha few exceptions, decided t, doors open on that day hen Tho following busines , acted at the Roseburg iu j the month of March, 183 Plaindealer: 1552 acres 4 . 13 homestead entries, emb : acres; 9 final' homestead , bracing'. lCf)8 acres; 22 filings and 1 soldier's, hou Drtfgos. VBBBSSBBB Portland ;w determine ' , next Congressman so far t ' lican party is concerned. r! ; licans of Multnomah have v" in view. One is., to . ehc who will le a faithful and , vant to her and r - as asainst ae i ' State, or .tOAas- i ? iave. Ttifd al . water of great many of sessment law whicli the Repu'lU land want are these: Aern Mortgage Tax Law; rjpeal t which taxes money. j Rerealof tho law that i I accounts and other credits. the law that allows the Ui duct his indebtelness fron ments. ' Hof do .our Republicai the "cow counties" like thit Wilt they submit to itt them. State Rights Denv Arltalaa tfll Witcrwj The practicability of art as a source of water supply has just been very satisfactc ' strated' in South EvaiwU cotmtTj.. By . borinj so a d 600 feet, a powerful flow o water' has )ea olitatBed, i j leig distribute throujhoi ia uiKlorgroand iroi pipes dents of lite village, am!, without pumping works oi ohinery, the natural fore j well itself being sufficient 1 tical purposes. The water j rate of 250 gallons a n inu pense of Wing the well w i 800, and South EvmMort i