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1 ll i 71 ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSKSIS1TI0J OF OEMEMTIC PR(S)1PLES, AND TO EARN N PjfEITUmC BY T Hi SWEAT OP oft BROW. VOL. 17. EUGENE CITY, OR. SATURDAY, MAY i), 1885. Ni.. 35; .Hi U Iff Jul n Jlli . vl 1 1 II U rS 11 0; Ui . ' - . , - ' - ----- -- . 1 - - - -v, - , i I .r-fc.L " 'c.:s--;-i ).KTis:.n 5!tf &xtit (City fiaard. I.L.OA.V1P3ELL, PMWur an I Proprietor. 0??l31-'Ji t' Kil. M of Willamette Street bet Jraea as veath mil JJLjiiih Streets. TERU3 07 S'J3 JCJaiPflOX. Per Animm... Six Month Threit Months. .?2.5J . 1.W . .73 ODU ONLY. UATK3 OH ADVKKTIS1NO. Advertisements inserted to follows! On square, 10 liu tfr 1 'SB, one insertion ?3; eaolt subsequent 'rmet i.un L Cash required in ltv.lttC9. i.l Ti.ua alvertiser will be charged at the fol- fcviuj rites: One square t!ir.- months " . " si mouths... 8l? IK) 8 00 one year. 12 00 Transient notice in local column, 20 cents per line for each intertion. AdvertUinj billa will be rendered qnnrtorly. All ioh work mut be pad Kob hm hkmverv. rftmn Iidoi Ko II. K. t. ana A. M Meet. Srtt and third Welnesdavs in eaeli month. "'.. Hi-hnpfh Bom T)do No. I. O. 54jiO. F. Jieetsevery Tneslay ininf. eets on the JJani 4th We'rewslars in imch month. Kouesk Loims, No. 15, A. O. U. W. Meets at Masonic H ill the second and fourth Fridays in each tumitb. , J. M. Sloas. M. W. Kll.P4TBlO"t Ptm, No. 40. O. A. R.-Meets t Mnonw Hill, t'te first and third Frid.iv of aoh month, Uy order, Cojibandeb. VIrdeb of Chose FiiiFxns. Meets the rst and thir l Saturday tveniu-'s at Masonic ftall. Uy or.lor of J. M. SloaS, U C. Butts Lows No. 3J7, I. O. G. T. Meets Very Saturday uiyrlit tit Oil FellowV Hull. E. O. Poti eh, W. C. T. Leadiss Sr.ta Bishop Kot'E -Meets at the P. Church eery San I i.y afternoon at 3:3.1. K. Hi iit in. S it.: Ali Bertha Cook, An't Rupt; Cha-t. Hill, Sac'y. Mi H'lttie Smith, Chaplain. VisitxM mvlo wlam. t. DILYEC. CM. COLMER. BILYEU h C0L1IER. -"-Attorn 3ys and Caurrsellors at Law,- EUUKN'K CIlY, OREOOX. PaAcnoaiN" alltue couitraoF thl Stite. Will ijlve special attesition f collection and probate matter. l)KKlcs--0r iriudric! & E ikin's hank. CEO. 3. D3.1H1S, ,. Attorns ami Counsellor-ai-Lmv, -yiLT, riUCTIOE IX THE CDUKTS V of thS.M!id.)n lici.il Dntriot and in LVJ.iprem Court f th St:ita. Spicisl attJiiti'in iji'en' to colleotiom and ptaUsrs in nroliate Geo. 5. Washburne? Attopucy-at-Law, KU.JEXa CIl'V. - - - OltEiiON Oilice formerly osjupieJ by Thompson A . 1:1-11 11 luii 1 1 rr nrn n UbV IlllUkbiiJ 4tt3rn97 aal Coins jlbr-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. BCGEXECirV, - - OKEGOX. 0FFICE-To doors north of Post Olfiee. J.E. FENTON, AUopney-at-l-aw. J5UGEXE CITY OREGOX. Siiecial attstiti m iv."T 1 1 Heal EitAts Pras ice and Abstract of Title. Office Over Grange Store. T.W. HARRIS, M.D. Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE Wilkin's Drug Store. Residence on Filth 6treet, where Dr Shelton formorly resided. Dr. m Osborne, OSes AJjoinhg St- Charles Hotel, OR AT THS WDH73 .SI0a3 0? HAtE3aad LOCKET. M. JOSEPH P. GILL, CAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res idence when not professionally euajed. Office at the POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby erisB Church WALTOH & H3FFSIHCER. Attoiacys-at-Laiv. EUGENE CITY,- OREGON. WTUru praci'ice ix all the ? Courts of the State. Special attention given to Real Etat. L ol- iectinir; frobate marwrs. . . , CnUertinKall kind, of claime fwwt the United Sutes Government Office is Walfw's brick-rms 7 nJ S. mm 13 U r 3T A GENERAL J2 ligilifi mm A large assortment of La dies and Cluldrens Hose at 12 L-H cts: Hood Dress Goods at 12k Best Corset in town for 50c An immense static of JV ew and Seasonable Goods. Fine Cashmere in every shade. New and Xohbij styles in CLOUTING. Li be New Departure 3-2i.532S Alii rATKOXlZE THE MEU WHO HELP T L SlUl'.'iilj liOUaEb, whose iiiterent art peud their prutits at home. J u.ce uutlue that- A. V. Will sell goods for CASH at greatly reduced Best Prin U lo and 13 yards SI 00 Best Brown and BL-ached Muslins, 7, 8, !), aud 10 ct?. Clarks an 1 Brooks spool citon 75 cts per Doz. PU.:i m l Milled Flrnnels, 25, 35: 45 and 50 cts. Wat.ir Proo , cents lino White Shirts, 75 cts and SI. And aM Other Coeds Also tlie'Celebraied WHIT 15 SHYING MACHINE ! None bttter for srsnith', size, an l dunibilityV At Kieatly reduced rates. sir To my ol t Customed, who hwe stood by the -so I mi?, I will continue t-i sell ofl i same t r:ns as heretofore on tim. Hl.t (r at any tim they wish to make CASH purchases, I will give all snu as others, the full credit on n;y reduction .A- V. 1 1! 1 lilts Goods sold as in Oregon, for Highest Price paid for all kinds of Country Prduce. Call and See S4 II. iPrimdly. ' IamessSliop. HAVING OPEXED A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP 0 8th STRE west of Craiu Bios'., I am now prepared to furnish everything in that line at tbe The Competent AW. fmplryNl, aad Jt will enuejvor to -,i . n , me with calL DUM'S mm Trimming silk and Sat ins in all sha es. ,, Moireantique ilks. Velvets in Colors. The finest stock of Ft'tnch KID SHOES ever brought to this place- BOOTS and SHOES 'nail grades- CrllOLERLES of all descriptions. al Discount for CASH. f ! C-jZ&T&tt '', - HUILI) YOUll B MIDGES, ROADS -AND' your iatorantH I Are peruiuueiiUy located ano PETERS, prices, as low as any ether CASH STORE, Fine Cheviot Shirts. 53, 75 ots and it New Assortment Dress Goods (No Trash) 15, 20 and 25 cts. liens' Undjrwe.it. S'tirtt an I Drawers, 50 ct Mens'Oyershirts, 75 cts. and 81. Mens' Overall, 50, C5, 75 cts and 81. -Embroideries aud Edwins at Fabulous L6w Prices. at Proportionate Rates. I low as any House 1 . r Credit C2 Most! ITirr 1 f ? Vl I IXl V J-Jc,,,,,!, delfTered without diarge lo Enyei give satisuction ion n,Ttia wvw a u tnnr ? Dr.A.W.Prather. -FFICE SO t'VH PIPE OF NIXT1I j J Strict, opposite thn Star Jlakery. Call prnmrtty attended to nilit or ilay. ChMtiir ilineAM'i ft upeeialty. W. V. Henderson, HAS RESUMED PRACTICE with itHifn in Kuvr' hriirlc. 'yy My operation will be fint- i-Jami and rliarge" reaROimlile. Old patrons as wel aa new ones are Invited L. l JONET" Physician and Surgeon. XII.T, ATTEND TO TPvOFESSIONAL V calls tlry or til'ht; - ' W)FF10E l'i stiiiis in HaT' brick: or can lie found at K 11 Luckey Go's tlriiff store. Office hours: 9 to 12 in, 1 to 4 p ui, 0 to 8 p m. tinVJtf Dr. J. 0. Gray, DENTIST. OFFICE OVhU GltANGK STORE. All work warranti-d. LnuKhiiu; k'a ailniin&tered for painless traction of teeth. DR. V. G- SEHLBSEOEt EfflTBST. 13 NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED In Ci.ttairo linive. He performs all opera tions in mechanical and surgical dentistry. All work warranted and witisfactmn guaranteed. Geo . W. Kinsey, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Real estate for sale Town lots and ft nns. Collections promptly attended to. Kksidknib, corner Eleventh and His,'h St., Eugene City, Oregon Eugr lie 'City. Oreffoii, ji'oryoiir Roots mid Shoos -Fine Goods and Low i'riccs. ll. 1JI-.UJV 1 1 ll duim. mm tun1 xl-tray Cares ani novop dlsart' SolnU. XioworU'ac?ontPftla .eiever for Blaa and Boast, Cheap, qxdoli and reliable. PITCiIEK'3 CASTORIA IS not Narcotic, Children prow fat upon, Mothers like, and Physicians recommend CASTORLA. It regulates tho Bowels, cures Wind Colic, allays FcycrLshncss, and de stroys Worms. WEI DE MEYER'S CA TARRH Cure, a Connttlutioncu Antidote for this terrible m-t" dy, tr Aosorptlon. The mo. Iniportaat Eisoovery since Vao eiaation. Other rentediee may reliere Catarrh, tide oareii at jny atage bolore Con.amptioa set. in. HEALED IS Croceris oJ Provisions, Will keep on hand a general assortment Groceries, Provisions, Cured Meats, ('andies, Tobacco, Candles, Cigars, Soarw, Notions. Crocn and Dried Fruits. Wood and Willow Ware, Crockery, Etc. Buxlness will be conducted on a CASK BASIS- Which means that uw rnces are Low Prices are Established r prnr,JCF WANTED whl.'i"wenip7 th. higbest market I I lb mm . r ' GO TO mm m lining, yi i.j',rT!1f'?ri1.vir-tr38. J1S . I , . The Shift-Ill and Suni.v One of tlm ninnt striking ihniacicris- tics of the Afylmu and Turconia i IrilicK, which lias mora t lint onre linen vrry Hkillfully utilized by Kusaia in her opuriitions ngniiHt them, in the ex treme bitterness with which they take side in the. jjrent controversy between tho Suni and thn Sliinh sfctu, which may be called tho Catholics and Prot- estuntu of Islam. The Shiahs, who are strong in Persia, hold Mohammed' son-in-law, Ali, the fourth caliph, to lie tho prophets only legitimate succcsuor, denouncing his three forerunners as usurpers, whilo (lie Sunis, who abound in Afghanistan, hold a directly opposite oi-pciI, This fooling, which lias made the countless Porso-Afghan wars un speakably ferocious, is carried to uch a height that an Englishman who late ly begged the lifn of a wounded Per sian was answered by one of his Af ghan comrades: "Were ho only an unbeliever I would spare him, but be ing a Sliinh he must die." A stran. ger entering an Afghan or Turcoman camp is often met with the challenge, "What sayest thou of tho first three caliphs?" and should ho pronounce in favor, tho crucial question follows, "What think'st thou of Ali?" to which if ho values his life, ho must reply, "Ah was a Kaffir" (infidel). Sim Pinned His Favorite Plant. "I aw observe ihat you have a fine collection of plants hero," said a dude whilo making a call upon a young lady. "So all my friends. Ray," she said. "I'm vewy fond of plants myself," he continued; "I'll venchaw to say you cannot name my favorite plant." "I think I could," she said with an arch smile. "Pway iintife 'it' tltfen." "The thistle."--Bnst'm Courier. Sono timy ago Prof. Virchow brought together the results of an in quiry into the relative proportions of the blonde haired, dark and niixod types nmong the school childron of tho German Empire. Since then the in quiry has been extended to Belgium, Austria and Switzerland, and embraces nearly eleven million children in its scope. In a lecture at the Berlin Academy of Science, Prof. Virchow now shows that more than 50 per cent, of the school children of Central Europe lielong to the mixed type. The distribution of tho purel blonde type, which contribute something over 25 per cent., and is associated with un mixed Teutonic blood, is rather curi ous, It is highest in Hanover, where it forms 43 per cent, of the population, hut it is very neatly ns high in the extreme east of Prussia and Poineran hn districts, where history and tradit ion locate a preponderating Slavio ele ment and points the completeness of the gradual industrial conquest of those regions by tho Teutonio nca Frauds by pension agents in differ ent parts of the country continue lo come to light. Tho Commissioner of Pensions last Tuesday directed the hub' pension nt the Philadelphia agency of 1112 pensions, which-' have been regular ly paid, although the pensioners are dead. In some case!?; the Commissioner says, persons in whose names pensions are drawn have been dead since 1871. He also directed the suspension at the same agency of pensions to seven widows, who re-married in 1881, but who have continued to draw pensions ever since. I lie commissioner las asked tho attorney general to bring suit against Iho pension agen: for moneys so unlawfully disbursed. A wealthy tobacco tirm in Cincin nati suspended a few days ago, and a dispatch, speaking of the head of the firm, says: "It is not long since he was rated as worth $2CO,000. He went home tonight greatly prostrated, with $1 43 in his pocket, all, it was said that he had in tho world. Interest in politics increases in Ger many. There were 503,107 wore voters, allowing for increase in popu lation, who went to the polls in 1S84 than in 1881. Of this increase, the Social Democratic party polled 248, - 029 votes. Bear Track'.' The following is said to be the pop ular song among the Russians just now: We're ioming, Alexnndrovitch, al least a million more, from Knnineshae- ja's Bay anrl Oliskalagoubn' shore,1 from Karakouski's frozen wild, from Tyniskaia's plain, we're marching, Al exander, with all our might and main. From Gatmonsckino's forest, from 'Ischernorlieskoi's vale, from Wassio gourbska's blooming fields, from Olym' skin's dale, from Kamamajosa's villa ges',' from Meidouscariki's islo, we're commg, Alexander, the weary rank and file. From pollysyllabio villages we'r jayly marching down, perchance to rot in Afghanland to gilt anew your crown; we're on the Berg el Murghah and Pcnjschidyeh w seek,' anil1 we're headed by some generals' whose names no tongue can speak. From Provinces and villages whose names before the eye look like a heap of con sonant's shoveled into "pi." Vfe .arc lows and -ofTskies, -eflfs and -offs and -vit'ehes, for Holy Church and Fious Czar we'll die in Herat's ditches. A rare instance of Christian tolera tion is exemplified in Anrau, Switzer land, where Protestants and Catholics occupy the r.ame church. On New Year's oveit was filled, and the wholo congregation' united in' singing a hymn, after which the Catholic Choir exe cuted a piece of muuic. The priest and pastor then alternately spoke on the religious thoughts appropriate to the close of thn year, and on the sfood re lations that should exist ( between Christians. Stanford will set the Grant boys up in businesa-again. A recent New York dispatch contains the following: It is well understood that Senator Stanford has made a provision whereby thn Grants art) to r?sume business, and that everything' was arranged to tho Gener al's satisfaction. It may be that Gen eral Grant and his entire family will go to California shortly, giving up the proposed summer programoie in the Catskill mountains. Commenting on tho cattle shipment from Oregon and Washington to Chi cogo, the Pioneer Press saykf "The experiment has proved a distinct fail ure, tho shippers finding themselves out of pocket some $30 per head. This Was due to several onuses, chief among wliich wore the shrinkage in weight,' the grefct cost of transportation,' feed ing, and t)le like, and also lo the fact that tho prices paid in Chicago were less than could have been obtained in' the domestic market." A newspaper is not printed especial ly for one person any more than a hotel' is' built to please one guest. People greatly displeased with sometliig ... . . . . in they tinu in a newspaper, should re member that the very thing which dis pleases them is exactly the thing that will please somebody else who has as' much interest in the paper as they have. The London Globe says: "The Yan kees boast of putting out Vesuvius with Niagara, but they haVe never yet attempted to carry the boai'iuto prac tice. In this respect they are far be hind the simple Russians of! Smoleiuk. A small volcano has developed itself, and the peasants have been trying to put it out by drenching it with water., A tire in an lowa church was ex tinguished in a novel manner by a quick-witted draggist. The fire was raging in tho floor under the joists, ami no water was at hand. He quickly' mixed up a pailful of common soda in a lot ofstilphurio acid and poured it down. t Sufficient gas was generated to' immediately extinguish ' the flame .' At tho annual sheep shearing' in" Vermont the heaviest ram's fleece weighed thirty-cighi pounds thirteen ounces, and the heaviest ewe's fleece twonty-one pounds nine ounces. This lieats the record at any publio shear iii2. John Roach has not yet accepted the proposition of the Secretary of j the Navy that there ' shall L a new i trial. 1