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mm ni i in i in i,,. . 1-171 M. JIM. ESTABLISHED FOR TUB DIXSEJI !0X OF OESOCRATIC l mrLES, AKD TO EARN IX IIQNEST LIVING BT TflE SWEAT OF OCR BROW. VOL. 18. EUGENE CITY, OIL SATURDAY, JANUARY 1), 1886. NO. 17, (PfTPV A 1 Fl ii U " . V 1. L. CAMPBELL, rubllNher and Proprietor. OFFICE-On the East side of Willamette Street, between sevemn anil Martin Btrecwi TERMS OF SUBi)CRIPTION. Per annum 82 60 Six Months. L25 Three months OUR ONLY J BATES OF ADVERTISING. Advertisement Inserted as follow.: One square, ten line or lm one insertion 83; each sulwequent iuitertiou fel. Cah required "in advance. Time advertisers will be charged at the fol lowing rate: One so.iu.re three months " in.KiiiKru nix in Mith 8 P) , Onetquara one year. 12 00 Transient notices in Im-al column, 20 ctnts per line tor each insertion. Advertising bill will Iw rendered quarterly. All job work must be PAID Foil iS hki.ivkhy. t DILYKtT. 0. M. COLLIER. BILYEU & COLLIER -Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,- EUGENK CITY, OREGON. PRACTICE IX AM. TUB COURTS OF this State. Will give special attention to cdleetlons and probate nutter. Office--Over llendrick k Eakin's bank! Attorney and Counsellor ' at-Law, TVILT. PRACTICE IX TUB CDURTS W the deroud Judicial District and in be S'Hirein Court of thw Slate. Special . attention given to collections and matter in probate Geo. S Washburne, Attoracy-at-Lntv, irj.iBSB CITY, - - ' ORKfiON OFFICE At the Court House. y8ic3 CEO. M. MILLER, Atoaa? ani Csainjltor-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent! K'vWKSU citv, - -. OUECJO.V. 4nio fni'iu-srty ocoupied by Thoinpsou JWn. J. E. BENTON, KUia.Tii: cirv orkuon. Spoci il:ittntion h'iv n to Ileal E4ate Prao iue an I AIiV4-U of I'itln. OfflCR )ver (irtn .St rc. T.W.HAlUtLS,M.D. Physician and Surgeon. office -Wilkin's Drug Store. Residence on Fifth treet, where Dr Shelton ormerly resi.led Dr. T. W. Shelton, Physician and Surgeon. It00MS-At Mr. J. B. Underwood. ETJOENE CITY. OREGOX. DR. JOSEPH P. GILL, CAN BE FOUND AT II 18 OFFICE or res idence when not profeasionally engaged. Office at the POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. Residence on Eighth atreet, opposite Preeby erian Church. J. J. WALTON, Jr., ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. , WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE Court of the State. SpeciiJ attention given to real estate, col ectinif, and probate matter. I'-nUectins " kind of claims aainitt the United States GoverniriPnt. Office in Walton's brick rooms 7 and 8. New Barber Shop and Bath 11 oms. (line door North of Post Office.) BATHS, 25 CENTS. EVERYTHING fitted np In the best of order. Shaving ami hair cutting done in the most approved rder. JERRY HORN, Proprietor. W. N. NOFFSINGER , ATTORNKY-AT-LAW, fj . EUGENE CITY. OREGON, WILL PRACIICE IX ALL COURTS of the State. Negotiates loans. Col lections promptly attended to. OFEici-Over Grange Stre. olO tf "iPIPES & SKIPWORTH, ' A tj orney s-at- Law, CotvALLIS, OREGON: u PRiF.D.W.COOLlDCE, t (Pdrniierlr orDei iTIoIita, lowal HAS iJbCiiTED IN'ECftNE (ITTY for tUe purrirwe of Ivai hiiiiiylAM), okgaX and Harmon yv IVll the Intot mrB.ids em ploytd to develnp fine teclini-fue. Jionms for ipftetjor.tevtnlh and Hyli sts. -olO tf NEW. I B, A large assortment of La dies and Childrens Hose at 12 1-2 cts. Good Dress Goods at Wh itest Corset in town for 50c An immense stock of New and Reasonable Goods. Fine Cashmere shade. m every New and Nobby styles in CLOIHING. EST A GENERAL .1 . Liberal Discount for CASH. V. - Will pay the highest Market Price for i Oats and barley,. Cash Or Oredi Goods Sold as Low as any H use in Oregon for CASH OR The highest price paid lTouucc. tail and sec H iamess ShoD. frTAVING OPENED A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP ON 8th XX west of Crain Bios'., I am now prepared to furnish everything in that line at "JThe Competent Are employ, and I vf HI endeavor to me with a call: GOODS. MM Trimming silk and Sat ins in all shades. Moireantiqae Silks Velvets in Colors. The finest sock of French KID SHOES ever brought to this place. BOOTS and SHOES in all grades. GROCERIES of all descriptions. "PTEBS 3 CREDIT. for all iinds of Country S i 8 Of US II. . Friendly. STRJB the Most Workmen give satisfaction to 11 hjnia favcr 1 a. s. ciniim In Waihlnjiua. In ft correspondence to th Daily Oregonian Mr. T. 0. Judkins has the following to say about former citizens of Lann county: Mr. II. II. Gilfry paid Uregon a long visit the past Summer, and there fore was (-cabled to personally rendor an accunt if himself to his numerous friends. He still holds the responsible position' of Legislative Clerk of the SenoU-.' With mi agreeable and lucra- tyve position, a pleasant home, a loving . vvfpfand , two ilirining little daugh ' X '''r? ,l" ttAja tlaya and weeks of liffl very liiijj . ones. The colloquial adage that contentment prouduces ro tundity seems ii) find further proof in Mr, Gilfry's case. His avoirdupois is steadily increasing. Outside of office hours Mr Gilfry can he found at No. 1333 N street, N. W.,. where he and Mrs. Gilfry are always "at home" to OiVLOiimns. , Mr. J. L. Wortrnan, or "Jake," as I, in common with his other schoolmates, used to call him, can he found at the Army Medical Museum, th old FordV theatre where President Lincoln met his fatal shot. Mr. Wortrnan is anato mist of the surgeon general's office, United States army. As tho va'ue and scope of the army medical museum appear to lie not generally known, I have it in my mind soon to devote a letter to this subject, at which time I may refer more specifically to Mr. Wortnin's work. Jake is an enthusi astic scientist, and has already reached an enviable position. He has lately been elected to a memWship in the Washington Philosophical Society, his membetship address lining on the sub ject, "Philosophical Significance of the Milk Dentition." In a book now in course of publication he has a lengthy paper en "Comparative 'Anatomy of the TVctli. Another distinction ac copied hill's worthy of record, that he hus. Iieen tfivited to be one of the JuCtunTS nt t)i Ntimiariwuii during the Spring lecture dour'so, He has not yet decided on a suhject, but it will doubtless be "The Development of the Horse," a subject that will brin Oregon injo considerable notice, as it furnishes many tine geological speci mens of the (lilfereiit stages in the de velopment of this n.iUe animal. L. II. Wheeler1, a young attorney of Portland, reached Washington a few days ngo. The time nf his stay is un determined, he having come partly on business and partly on pleasure. The correspondent, also gives Joa quin Miller a good notice, pnd says he is accumulating money. .1 Row Ovir a Salt. Quite h sensation was created at At lanta, Ga., the other day by the arrest of two of the most prominent and wealthy merchants of that city, and their subsequent release on a bond of $1 0,000 each to keep the peace. They were Green Dodd and Puul Jones. Since the prohibition election these two gentlemen have been ofe daggers' ends, Dodd having been a very conspic uous prohibition leader, and Jones prominent on the other side, Dodd has a notorious Muck mule which bites everything and evyrhody that gives hin a chance, The other day this mule was feeding in front of the store, being hitched to a dray near the side wal . Jones was passing at the time, and the animal mude a dire at hi oh This incensed Jones, and- he walked into Dodd's store. ' One, oj Dodd's clerks saw him comiiigj.and he handed his employer a pistol. Jones walked to Dodd and sbid, "If you don't take that damn mule away I'll cut his throat." Dodd said that Jones had a penknife, and threatened to cut his throat instead of tlw mule's. Do, i levelled his pistol on- Jones, and tol him if he moved a step further he would fire. Jones withdrew, being fol lowed by Dodd, who- still kept him undercover. Jones went to his store and soon reappeared with a double- w,.A 'a-irtmti and atnrtpl -nvftrd ru,l'. ut,. tn1i.mnn inrerfe ! and both were arrested and put u id r bonds. Jones is, a Police Con.mis sioiier. A Pennsylvania girl, with an eye to business, added to her wedding invita tions,, "No pickle ditshci for presents..' Kayivillt littler. DecemWr 29, 1885. As there are many Lane county residents in this locality and subscrib ers to the Gcard, I will try to tell you about some of them, thoir welfare and the present outlook for Eastern Ore gon in general. Up to this dato the weather has been that of a bright spring, with the exception of a layer of snow which fell on ths eighth and ninth to a depth of fivo inches. This snow, the only one this svason, covered the beautiful hills and prairies for Sfjven days, when it disappeared, leav ing all ffrcen-onfo itfore,.' Uroju is -tinpj and stock is looking well",' and play ing as if it wore Juno weather. The fall sown grain is looking well and fine and indications are very flat tering for a good crop next year. This part of Eastern Oregon is pre eminently going to be a rich farming country. Last season wheat that was sown on raw prairie land yielded as high as forty bushels to the acre, and three times as much grain was threshed here last season as the year preceding, and there is not near so much crain in the country as a year ago. A great deal of the wheat raised this last sea son has been converted into Hour. Our nearest shipping point is Arlington, (formerly Alkali) a distance of fifty two miles from this placo. Wheat is worth there about fifty three cents per bushel. At these figures tho reader car. see that it would not be profitable to raise wheat and haul it the above distance and sell it at tho aforesaid price. Hut as it is now, Arlington is the place where mos of the peoplo get their groceries, and by going there they can haul a load of grain, and out of the proceeds buy their supplies. As I said, this will make a good farming country, provided there was a railroad or some other means of transportation to carry the articles which the farmer can dispose of. Un trrl-sucW-be the case our country , will remain undeveloped, and the average of the fanners, I mean those who de pend Bolely on farming for a livelihood, will prove a failure . financially rathor than a , success. Slock raising is the sure business for this country, and the only business that a man can realize anything from in this country for a number of years. The location of the county seat of our county is much talked of at pres ent, At the formation of the county, Arlington was chosen as a temporary location. Arlington, is at one end of the county, and while we admit that it is our shipping point where we get our Bupplies at present, it is not a suitable place for the county seat. There are many aspiring places, among which I may name Condon, Lone Rock, Arlington una" Fossil. Fossil, in my judgment, is the most suitable location, and is surrounded by tho largest number of our residentev There is hope of bxr getting the prize. There am many settlers who have located here from your part of Oregon which is known here as "Webfoot." Among the many who came from Lane county, and who are our neighbors here I will try to mention a few that may be of interest to many of your readers in "Webfoot." Mr. Walter Rhineliart a very promising young man, perhaprmore so when he was single than now, for then he wa considerable of a flirt, and "took . well" among the girl Single life did not suit, so he resolved to make it even. He and his wife are living in quiet and comfort in a neat little cabin on his pre-emption of ICOacresj one and a half miles from Mayrillc, Webb Edwards is the same here as in your vjlley, always up and around, kl is sure to grasp tho firt swallow as It soars away to the blue sky. He has- purchased 80 acres of land for the sum of .SSCO. This, with his timber culture and homestead, makes- him a complete farm. He is going into the cattiu and horse .business. already altout fifty head of jj jOCl gentle ; cattle and fifteen good mam Ho will i )e a rich man in a few yeais. I) It Trimldn ban a farm a' "nndnn and keeps a general variety ).or , and iPOSTOFFICE CIGAR STORE is also postmoster. Mr. T. hss i veralj ' TJCGF-NE CITY, OREGON- I .,..! f - I . . i can ie an uoes considerable in the dairy business in the spring and summer. Ho is a success in the mer cantile business, and is continually enlarging his stock of goods. Gainey Matthews is up and coming, and U bound to win, no matter whew he is. He is lively and full of fun, and friendly to all and everyone a friend to him. He is not going to follow the ' plow to gain wealth, but will devoto his energy to cattle ' rdhing. ' His head is level you may be s'ure, and success will crown his efforts. Silas Keeney is the same that he was ten years ago, nevjjr. in a hurry, and I iaay'eWrffflrVjiiiid, though lie ti not get Ins potatoes dug until the beau tiful snow had covered the vines. He is engaged in the sheep business, bat does not do any of the herding himself, so I do not mean to say that he in a "sheep herder." Jo!Hf'M(!CcLLOUOH. There is a man in Nevada named Angola Cardolia who claims to be the strongest man in the world. He is an Italian, ng-d 38, and stands fivo foet ' ten inches, weighing 138 pounds. Hie strength was born with him, for he had no athletic training. He diflera from other men chiefly in the osseous struct ure. Although not of unusual size, hi spinal column is much beyond the usual width, and his hones and joints are made on a similar large and gener " ous scale. He has lifted a man of 200 pounds with i he middle finger of his j right hand. The man stood with one i foot on the floor, his arms outstretched, his hands grasped by two persons' to balance his body, Cardeha then stoop- ed and placid the middle finger of his right hand under the man's foot, and with scarcely" any perceptible effort ' raised him to the hiuht of four feet and deposited him on a table near at hand Once two powerful men waylaid Car- deiia with intent to thrash him, but h seized one in each hind and hammered! ' tlio.ii together until hf was nearly ' knocked out of them. His Strength is inherited, for he says his. father ;wai more powerful than himselfBoston Post. Philadelphia is truly "The City of Brotherly Love," as far as the news papers are concerned. The Press com pliments the Call upon its brilliant suc cess, the Tiim-s frequently says a kind word for the Press, ami tho News is not abovo congratulating any of it many prosperous neighWs. Old Sleuth, the renowned detective has retired, and is now general of 8 chicken farm at Dunnejin New Zealand. A Reliable Article. For enterprise, push and a desire to net such goods a will ive the trade untUfaetion. Oshnrnr On the Druggists lead all competi tion Tl, .nil ll. U C ,.,.K J " nu Mt inwinin v'iitii Jill, I Lun;r Syrup, because It's the best Medicine on the market, for Coughs, Cold, Croup and Primary Consumption. Price W cent ani $1.00. Samples free. Bueklen'i Arnica Salve. ' The best salve in the World for Cuts, Bruir en; Sores, Ulcers, Sal Rheum, Fetfer Sores Tetter, Chaped Hands, Chilblains'.ITorns, and! all skin eruption, and sitively cure's piles, or no pay required. It is ffiisruntecd . to give; perfect satisfaction, or money refunded; 'For sale by E- U Luokey 4 Co. .ii i. 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Its Delicate Flavor, And the efncacv of its action JBave renders J the famous liquid fiuit remedy Syrup of Figs immensely popular. It cleanses and ton up the clogged and feverish system, and HinpeU Headaches, Cubls and feers. For sale by F M Wilkins Eugene, YV S Lee Junction. , " keynote to Health. Health 1 wealth. Wealth means indrpem dence. The keynote is Ir Roranko's Cougb bavin" I Lunir Syrup, the best Cough Syrup in the " i worl.l c, ( ....,. i.. rv.i,i. p.;... in , ( liest, Bronchitis and Primary Consumption "uu nu fu CEO. F. CRAW 1
