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EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1881.
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SOCIKME.
1 T a 1 1 A V .nit 1 V
Meet! irst and third We Inesdnye In earli
nwata.
U RlWTI TAtVtK Nil. 0 I. O.
jjO. t. Meetsevery Tuesday nin:.
- IIT ...... . Fun.u.uTkT Nit. (1 .
. th. 1,1 and 4th Welnes,lay in aaen mourn.
fcoul Ltom. N'- 13. A. O. IT. W
Meati it Masonio II ill the second and fourth
r.Har.y.i...ohmontl,) m RoAN. w
IClirATRICK P..4T. No. 41. it. A. --iIwt;
t Uaionifl Hi"-, the Rr4t au l third Fridiys .if
jchth. Ey order. CoMMismsu.
'lRDU or Cmissx FRiwns. Meets the
rat kid thir l S-itnrday eveniiw at Mwomc
Halt By order of J. M. Sloan, I. L.
Bum Lotjs N .r,7. 1.0 . O. T. Moeti
' LiJtnma SrR BDor Mors -Meet at the
4i. r. Church every San I iy afteriiiMm at d: l I.
J R HvhWi S'ipS.: Mi Bertha Cook, A t
apt: Chw. Hill. See'y. M' H Smith,
dkaptain. Visitir mido welcome
L.BILYEU,
--Attotney and Counsellor at Law,
KUOKN'K City, OKEUON'.
PSiCriCBIX VU.THK COURTS OF
thi Stat. Will Kiv i!i.il attention
ti wllectlnui an I pnlute nntttiirH.
' mei- -Over W. F. ft (V Extr
:C!). B A.03.UI5;
Attorneys awl- C'HUise.Uors-
ui-Lii,ir,
vvHLr.'ptt voneK int tub oruTs
W of the Saw id du li'jisl Ui.triat mid in
he Sanremj O.mrt of thi St.ite. ,
Be.m tl attentimi gi' V- wi.l'tctlimi ami
taturi in nn.lute
C33. S. H 33h3 jrne,
Attppiicy-at-S-aw,
iOIH.J oirv. - - - o:iK 10N
.OnUeformirly JMiiel by Th.iiu:)n
Bean.' W8,liJ
CEO. M. MILLER,
l.torav ail Cj'iillJMt-LiTr, aai
Real Est &te Agent.
laGK.vaciry, - oauuv.
OFFICB-T do trj iir(h nf t? nt 0 fi ;e.
J. E. FExrox,
AUorjipy-nt-Lnw.
Kuaaaciry - ouegon.
Bueeialattentim !ivn ti Rjil EiUta Two
tie aitd Aht,--U of Title.
Orr ICR 0er Grni;e Swre.
T.W.HA1UUS.M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
office
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Kviidenceott Fifth itreet, where Dr Slielt-m
formerly raided.
Dr. Wm 03borne,
OSciAJjiiniisSt Charles Hotel,
01 AT THE
W K7 StJIS Of HUE3 aal LUCKCT.
DR JOSEPH P. GILL,
n AX BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or rei-
Vyid.noe when not protonionauy encu.
vaoeatthe
' POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
RWd.nre on Eighth itreet, opposite Preeby
rUa Chareh.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
J. S. LUCXEY,
v
Clicks, Wlcnes, Chains, Jelry, Etc.
"""I T ' , ' .
RepiirinZ I roraiitlV bieculea.
u
far All Wrh wr.rr.-u.
J.?J..Ll,'ivr.i.
I'Ji Turth k CVi Bri Wdl tt. stre.
IW A GENERAL')
fVir'e assortment of La
dies and Childrens Hose at
J t'J r.v
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
CW1JUNG.
Liberal Discount for
CASE'":"
New Departure ! !
'' TWO' PICfflSI
t. V . ,i - 17.
CJE33I' AXI) CREDIT,
LAT!iOXIi:THEMKN WHO II1CLP T . liUILD YOUIl liUIDGES, ROADS AND
SCHOOL HUttilib, wIhwo interest are yemr intei-estn I Are ltciuiuiientlv located ano
itueud their nifits at home. 'J'uke notice tlmt-
A, V.
Will eell good for CASH ut ffi-atly reduced
Beat Printa lb and IS yards SI 00
Best Brown and B'.oached Muslins, 7, 8, '.), and
10 cts.
Clarke an 1 Broohs sikioI cotton 75 cts per Doi
l'U :i in I ilille.1 Flrnnels, 2J, 35: 45 and 00
cts.
Watw Proo , cc;ts
Fino White Shirts, 75 cts and ?1.
And a!l Other Coeds at Proportionate Rate3.
Alto the C.djlfV.mi
WmTK SK VTNG MACHINEI-
None batter for slr ;n ,'th. si.e. an I d'irahility), At Kivntly reduced rates.
;T To mv ol I Cmtone's, who have stood hv nic so I tn.ir, I will continue ti sell on same
frm as heretofore on tini. hut if at any tim they wish to 'oalte CASH pnrchasns, I will jive
allsm.il' itheri. the full credit on irv rediiction A. V. PKTRItS
bnm
Goods sold as
in Oregon, for
Cash Or Ciedi
Highest Price paid for all, kinds
of Country Produce. Call and See
S. M. Friendly.
CRAIN BROS.
flX'A DEALERS
mm
illotky
) U atrha and
,j . Jewelry,
.v. r..
Musical inst.-umenis, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, Chicks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. Xorthwe. corner of Willamette
and Eighth strata.
(One dor outiv0 i on i-mce j
our hi ar. n ani m and of
first qnahty. All ifnod. nscally found in a
I flrsvchwi (irocery Store, kept on band To-
Ibacens and CIGARS qiecialty. We l.uy
i fcCtiih M for the tU au.
' tomer the adrauUife of Cash Pn'cr.s.
i 6 WI FT CO.
GOODS!
' imm ' nt Si -ins
in all shades.
Moircantiqae Silks-;
Velvets in Colors.
The finest stock of French
KID SHOES
ever brought to this place.
BOOTS and SHOES
71 all grades. '
GIWLEMES
of all descriptions.
PETE
J
prices, as low as any ether CASH STOUE.
Fine Cheviot Shirts. 59, 75 cts and 51.
New Assortment Dress Good (No Trash) 10,
. .. s.
Mens' Un l?ir v v. SMrti n 1 Drawam, 53 ct
Mens' Overidiirta, 75 cts. and $1.
Mens' Overalls, 50, Cj, 75 cts and 81. ,
Emhroiih-riei and' Edwins at Fahuloue Low
Prices.
low as an House
a. o. Horrr, a. c. hujirHRrr, w. t. hit.
Notary. Attorr.ey. Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
HOVEY, HUMPHREY it CO
EUGENE CITY, - - OR.
Deposits received subject to check.
1oant male on approved securities.
8i-ht Draft drawn on
PORTLAND, PAX FRANCISCO AND
Exchange drawn on the principal Cities of
Europe.
Collections made on all point and a veneral
Banking busines transacted c avoralde
terrea si) t.
mwii
n W. C SEHLBF.EDE,
rm 'fJ fi cr
IH NOW PE11MANENTLY LOCATED
In Cmtae G mv. He perforin all oiera
lions in mechanical and surk'icnl deutixtrv. All
work warrnnted and ialiifactiil i.'unrs.nteed.
A FEW HINTS
rem the int or
lHjsK. To mart tht low.
lit gritty, to 4
ttioroHik.'g, 4 to 0 filli,
A'xierif ill tri ccii tin
proper i.'ixi- ih tuck tatt.
for, Constipation, or Costivenrts, no
remedy Is to effective as Avcn's 1'll.U.
Tliey Insure rogu'.ar daily action, onJ ro.
tor the bowels to a bcultliy condition.
For Iniligrstlon, or Pysiwpula, Atra'l
Fills aro linaln.ibiu, and a sure euro,
Ileart-bura, Loa of Appetite, Foul
Btomach, Flatulrncr, Dlulars, M..H.
ache, Kurabncs, flausa, are all relleve.1
and cured by Aykr'S Pills.
In Liver Complaint, BlUon Dlsortlers,
and Jaundice, Aim's Pii.iji ebould bo
flvoa In dose large enough to .idle tli
lirer and bowols, mid remmr (onsUpatlon,
A a eleanslug inedlslue in IL. Fpilng, iheee
PlLU are unequnlled.
Worms, caused I7 a morbid condition of
t!ie bowels, aro cijiclled by these Tills.
' Eruptions, GI:ln Diseases, and ri!',
the result of Indigestion or Constlpctlon, aro
cared by Ilia us of Arm's Tills.
For Coliln, tile Arcn's Tv.rjs lj o;i:j
the icrcs, remove lnflaninir.tovy a::.'.y.',i,
and allay fuo fever.
For DUrrho?a r.nd Pyeente ry, cauaed by
S'.iiMon coMj, luilijoutiblo fowl, AVkU'l
Till are the true remedy.
- RliunuiatUni, '. Cout, Keur:glo, and
Bi-Uilci, often result from Ul'usilvoduraiig-e-uicnt,-
or colds,' and disappear on r.uioving
the eause by the uso of Ariu's Tills.
Tumors, Dro.sy, Klduvy Coinpikiuts',
sn.1 other disorJere csustd by debility or
cUtructlon, are cured by Avva'l Tilu.
Buppreaslon, and Painful aluustruo.
tlon, bar a safo and. ready rouuly la
AVER'S PILLS.
Full directions. In various lanjuagae, e
aompany each package.
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mjes.
Sold by all Druggist.
n
tlothera Llo ond riiysiclnna
rooomiuoad It,
IT 13 ACT PARCOTi:.
CEXTAUIS UNiaiENTSf
C10 Ts'orld'o great l'alii-Kc-I'rvltiK
remedies. Tliey heel,
uioiho auil euro liurnii,
Vi'ounds, 'Ten1.: Back h:id
Hbcumatisin upon Ulan, civJ.
!:;:ralns, Calls end Lameness
ypca Dracfs. CIiccp, c.ulcu.
and reliable
C
CcjiCos. Craoiilluj 1'aci la t-o
Ilcaw, Tetld Ercath. Co&ccs,
and nay Catarrhal Comnlai.-it,
can ho eztormln.tod tj Wei To
tloycr'o Catarrh Cnro, a Ceaut
1 tntlonal Antldoto, by ATjsot?
ion. Ti moct ImTtoi-tont Ei
ooTery sZnoe Vaccination.
otALesis
Croceris 1,1 d Provisions,
Will keep on hand a general assortment
(irooories, Provisions, Cured Meat,
Tolaoco, Cifc'ars, Candies,
Candle, SoaiWj Notion.
Ureen and Dried i rtiits, '
Wood and Willow War.
Crockery, Etc.
business will b conducted on a
CASK I3ASIS. ,
Which means that
Low
Prices are Established
Good. deliTtrtd without tliar?t. to Boyti
LL KINOSOF PRODUCE WANTLt
JU J J
' Children"
w m I
ror.
W Jj h,;Ak !t
Charles Heade.
THF. DKCEASKii NOVELIST.
Cll:l li'H Rcailr, tin I'lllilli'lll En'hli
novfliKt, wlio difil in London, April
1 1 ih, ivni Imrii in 1814, at Ipsdi-ii
Hnusf, Oxforiloliirc, En:lrtiiil. Hik
futlicr was tin cinint'iit Mvlmlur, iiiid liin
wither n liiily of uiiuhikiI intcllMual
str'iith. He nun nduwited nt Mio
dalen (Jilli-oc, Oxford. Aft'T grulu
utiii' In- rcail Imv, qiini'd a Viin-rian
fflloiVHliip nt tin1 University of Oxford,
in 1842, and was call.-d to din W the
year after. He never practiced law,
hut adopted a literary life, occupying
lim earlier yearn in writing for news
paperH and magnziiioM. Ilia lirst novel
wan "Peg Wotliugtoii," pul.liHhed in
1853. "Cliimtiii Johnson," iaxv'-d tli
i.inw year, waa well received. "It U
Xever Too Late to Mend," produced in
1856, dealt Hevcrely with cnrlain ahuses
of prison discipline, and created great
excitement. Henceforward every work
from Mr. Iieadea pen Max welcomed
ei.tgerly. Tim list of li !k works, includes
in addition to thono olready mentioned,
'The Couriw of Trun Love," "Jack of
All Trades," "Love Me Little, Love
Me Long," WhitH Lies," "Tim . Cloister
and Hiirtli," which is, perlnpn, the
ahlest of hia hooks; "Hard Cash," "Put
Yourwlf' in Ilia Tlace," "Griflith
Gaunt," and "A TerriMn Temptation."
His pen lias proved inexceptioiially
powerful, dealing incidently with social
wrongs, and severely condemning their
;jrpetratnra,
Few writers, if ai.y, havo covered a
wider rnn'fi than Iih in tho variety of
tiction originating in tho view of
motives and impulses arising from
other passions than that of love.
Charles Rndn was a Hiiccemful dra
matist, llo puhlished "Gold" in 1843,
tho lirst of his plays. "Musks and
Faces," "Two Lovers and a Life," and
"Tim King's R'val," followed nt inter
vals. Several of his stories havo Uen
dramatized, notahly "GriTith Gaunt,"
hy Agustm Diiy. Aiw-rioau readers
will renienilu-r Mr. Reade's suit against
the Nhw York Times liecause it had
eharact,pried "Grilfith Gaunt" as an
immoral production. Six cents damages
were awarded the irato novelist ly the
juryHittingentlmrase, The deceased
writer wus a man of great force and
originality of character. 1I loved and
hafe-d with v. hemenif. His pen was
far from hein'j squeamish, for it wrote
t e 1 1 mh, and he was untiesti naMy n
great master of tho knowlet go of human
nature.
A Profitable Cow. Mr. I). M.
Kirhy, of this ci.uuly, has it cow that
deserves going on record as the cham
pion hutter maker of Washington. Ter
ritory. She gives milk ho rich, that in
three hours after milking the cream is
ready for the churn. Tlu cream rises
ns soon as tho milk i cold, and in six
hours it has tlm saiue nppi'aranon of
cream that hasHtood twenty four hours,
and upon heing placed in a howl tnd
stirred drlskly with a spoon or o se
knife, hecomes tine golden hutter in
one minutes time, ahe gives no more
milk than ny other ordinary cow, yi t,
though half of her milk is given to a
three weeks old calf, enough hutter is
n.nd from the remainder to supply a
family of shvi persons. The cream is
literally all Ustter, hardly any milk
heing left ufu-r churning. Sh is of
the commou native stock of tho coun
try and lays no claim to Musi hlood
or Hue milk for that matter. Nih mi
curiosity and the neiohlsirs for miles
around visit Mr. Kirhy's folks to see
the wonderful qualities of her cow
tested. Who can Ix-ai her! Uaytim,
I W. T. Chronicle.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
Weston had a $2,000 fir on the 2d.
Insurance $500.
Farmers in the vicinity of Alkali
are planting corn.
A Goldcndalo, W. T., hen is mother,
iu a litter cf kittens.
Cosmopolis, W. T., offers tlOO1 prem
ium for the first lady settler.
A fire at Glendnle cn the 20th, des-'
trovecflioth the Palacer and Californw
hctdK; loss 820,0(r.
The CorvallN Lender, Trfght, newsy
and joumaliflic, ipprnrs in a new dress'
this week. S!ucce': to it
Asotin, W. T., wants a preacher; bo-'
does Ilader, Oregon. No pay prom
ised; land is cheap, work easy.
The. larger girls of t he school at'
Hills'iorn, have organized a hase hall
cluU They havi a nent uniformj and
. i
ought to hnrelots of fun and healthful'
recreatitin,
Twenty-IWe soldiers from the garri
son undertook to run the city of Walla1
Walla a few days ago. It didn't paw'
out. The soldiers are kept at their
quarters now.
There were no ladies on tfro jury at
the District Court, and no one among
them seemed willing to serve in that
capacity, says the Spokane Falls Chron
icle. Well, there are some duties of
citizenship the ladies ouyht to Ik ex-'
cused from performing.
Tho Walla Wlla Journal is reliahly
'
informed that the agents of the O. R.
ill N. Co are urging persons wImj. sou
template making shipments east to
hold on until the O. R. its N. junction
with the Short Liiw is made, when'
rates can he ohtained over that route''
cheaper than those of the Northern'
Pacific.
Under date of April 10, a Walla
Walla Journal correspondent ays: I
arrived here (at Eagle) ahout ten days'
ago. over the worst trail I ever saw.'
Found all kinds of Iriisinesa very dull'
and on tin decline everybody getting
out that can. There are no paying;'
claims on Eagle creek, as far as prqsr-'
pected, hut it is staked off in twenty .
acre lots for eighteen miles up both
forks. One would think hy the reports
that the country was full of gold, but
have been prospecting on all of the
streams for fifteen miles each way,
except on Ptitchard, and cannot Ret'
color of fine gold. There is aWiit
ton feet of snow on the mountains and
it lint been snowing for the past three
days. Tell all the hoys that this is no
place for a poor man until after July,
when the fight will be over and they
will want men to work on the Pritch,
ard claims. ' Wages will bo very low
and living very high. , At presi-nt
prices are: Beef 30 cents, ham 38,
Imcon 30, flour $33 per barrel, coffee
33, eggs ftl.
Tim reason unsigned why Mr. Her
nmu proposes to make his campaign
alone is, that he knows only one speech
and proposes to run the bloody-shirt
business through thn Statu on his owri
hook. Dinger learned his present
speech about twenty yenrs ago, when,'
he was a member of the Republican'
party, and has given it a' kind of 1 Rip '
Van Winkle sleep sincH he got out o(
th Land Olli.ie, in consequent of- Wis,
opposition to Mitcheil in 1812... Ik
rather stale, it will hardly do So rhef'
present tiiw. Them are new . Issues,"
Liinger, to be considered. Standard. ;.
Ever fu:r-minded Republican- paper
in the State speak a good word for thet'
work done at The Dalles. Occasionally j
.1 . .. T".
mere in an exception, notaoiy me r.tti:
gene Journal, which thinks Mr. Myers'1
is not qualified to represent Oregon In '
coimress. i no. mental t-aiur of
tlia: journal warranted us in ex
clain vn: "litilly; success is now
certai'i." All the Democrat io paper'
arv enthusiastic ov. r an unexceptiorv. .
ally good ticket tnd an ineomparaiily .
wise pronunciation of true-principles.--'-;
Rosidiurg Independent. (..
If the Republican parly's history is 1
grand and has been for the pa t twenty .
two years; will Mr. Herman explain.;
what he (lid with that record frqiu 1873 "
to 1880. Will he also tell the people '
where he was, politically, during those
eight years of gloryt If our memory
series us correctly, he regarded th'
great and glorious party too corrupt
fur his association for alwut that"
period. Standard.