The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 13, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text'OMAN'S WONDERFUL INFLUENCE. THE MERCHANT. Hill Nye f DiMt una Who IU. Ma.l la trillion? Study. fNew York Mircury.) nil' ...1.1 I I . 1 , . -IV oman n iunu a wniiiiuriui llimience over man's destinies," wild Woodtick Wlllinm, the other any, as ne Dreamod gently on a chunk of blossom rock and thua wijied it carefully Wlin iub utu ut an coat "Woman in most cases Is gentle and long iuirermg, dm 11 you observe her close for several consecutive woek you will notice that she generally goto there with both feet I've been quite a student of the female mind myself. I have, therefore, had a pood dJ of opportunity to compare the owi-edge manwuu me everougo women as regards kctchin' on in our great geueral farewell journey to the tomb. " onian lias flggcred a good deal In my own uraiuiM. jij ursi who was a large powerful woman, who married me before I hardly knew it. She married me down uear Provost, in on early day. Her name was Lorena. The name didn't seem to suit her complexion ana pliizzcek as a geiiorul thing It was nice calling tbo fut wouiuu iu the museum uiy. "Lorena was a woman of great strength of purpose. She was also strong in the wrists. Lorena was of foreign extraction, with far away eyes ana largo, earnest red hands. Yon ought to have saw her preserve order iK. ing tue uour iur iiiorumg prayers. 1 had a hirod man thore In Utah, in them days, who was incimea lonea scoirer at our plain home made style of religion. So I told Lorena that I was a little afraid that Orlando Whoop eukaugh would rise up suddenly while I was at prayer and spatter my thinker all over the cooit stove, or create some othor ruction that wouia cast a gloom over our devotions. "Lorena said: 'Never mind, William. You are more successful la prayer, while I am more successful in disturbances. You go on with your petition, and I will preserve order.' "Lorena saved my life once In a singular manner. Being a largo, powerful woman, of course sne no uoutit preserved mo from harm a great many timos; but on this occasion it mi a clear casa "I as then sinking on the Coopon claim and bad got the prospect shaft down a couple of hundred foot and was drifting for the side wall with indifferent success. We was wort ing a day shift of six men, blasting, hvstine and a little timbering. I was iu charge of the crew and eastern capital was furnishing the ready John Davis, if you will allow mo that low term. "Lorena and me hail been a littlo edge ways lor several uavs owing to a little sassy remark made by her and a retort ou my part in which I thoughtlessly alluded to her brother, who wai at that time serving out a little term for lifo down ut Canyon City, and who, it lus lite Is still spared, is at it vet. "If I wanted to make Lorena jump nine feet high and hollow, all I had to do was jest to allude In a jeering way to her family record. (50 she got madder and maddor, till at last it rijiened into open hostility, and alout noon on the 13th day of September Lorena attacked me with a large butcher knife and drove me into the adjoining county. AHkrtrh ,,f the III.. ,, Pl.ogreM , ,,, Mercantile Profeaalun. Mr. Godfrey Morse, ox-1'rcniuVnt of mo common Council, road an emiy before a largo audience In the rooms of tbo Yonng Men's Hebrew Annota tion, Sunday evening, on tlio"Uiso and i regress of the Mercantile Profession It.. ! 1 . sum mat In post ages one would not have upoken of tliu profession of uio merchant. Tl.o invention of the mariner's compass, the douhlin.r ti. p...... i. . . i it " u. V.UOU nope, the discovery of ".e'H-u, ininnvention of steamboats, railways and telegraphy, are events which have had more miliums m. ti... uuueriui prosperity of mankind than Vv , nisiory. in ancient times, when nations were still brlir. ous, merchants were held in low es teem, ne are told, for instance, that both in ancient Kfvnt. mid ir;.i..... II., I " llH!W."MilU uio wnoio uouy oi the people were ili viiieu into uil erent cash. each of which was conlined. fi father to won, to a particular employ ment or class of i.iiiiiliiv yum countries the caste of the priests llill.l tl.n l.l.-l 1 I .1 . mini uiu iiiirncst ranK. tmir. of in dier next, and in both countries the caste of the farmers and laborer u superior to tho caste of tho merchants and manufacturers. Historically speaking, Egypt was the earliest com mercial nation, as well as tho lirst in a.t 1. ......... I ... .. io. nncis nun civilization. riw r dominant caste, the priests, feared tho spirit oi liberty which tho commercial contact with foreign nations always uipuuuna, miu encouraged the cultiva tion of the soil, while thev frowned upon tho enterprise of tho trader and manufacturer. Iho inroads of the Arabs, and later of tho Romans, broke the bars fonrcd bv the Driest. Th mi tlin Egyptians becanio traders, and for man v years enjoyed a successful mercantile career. Sodom, founded twenty-two hundred vnnru 1., f,,,. ti... ni...; v 17 UIIKIU LI1I1 Nil 111 era, for upward of six centuries mind tho world throurh her commerce, ami was ioiiowou by lyre in a glorious ca reer of trade. Cnrthnsro. for mnnv tNiai-a 41... ....!. 1.. 1.1 . . I " luiiuiuitDiu rival oi Koine, mm uie sinews oi strength in com merce. Mio fought her buttles with mercenary soldiers, while her own cit zens heaped up treasures bv tin dustry and mercantilo enterprise. In the ancient Greek republics commerce was deemed ignoble. The laws of Lv- curgus proscribed it as tending to ine quality of wealth; nor did the system of Solon give encouragement to trade. From contact with Asia the cultivation of commerce in Greece began. Cor inth nnd tho Greek colony of Syracuse becanio extremely rich from their com- merce. I here is littlo to be said of tho Romans as a commercial mumln I hey regarded it as an occupation only lit for slaves and freeilmen, anil thought it easier to reap from tho in dustry of others than to work for them selves. War and gladiatorial contests were the haughty Romans' onlv hon orable pastime. Occupations that did not contribute to conouests were de spised. Her necessities finally made her maritime, but her citizens nnvnr becamo merchants. Tho crusades contributed largely to increase the wealth of tho maritime cities of Itnlv Genoa, Florence and Pisa. Durin" the twelfth and thirteenth centnries the...')""'"" - urn,.),! regon, nnd was LATE NEWS SUMMARY. I'arltlr CoaM, F.axtcru and Foreign. Ex-United States Senator James T. turley, died at his residence in Jack son, Cal. Two hundred patents lmv Imnn issued at Washington to polish low grade coilee. Nearly 2,000 delegate, attended the v-attio and llarse Growers' Convert Hon at Denver. Ed. Alston, a prominent ranchman was lound dead with his throat cut a uozenian, Montana. William Ovesholtzer, a miller larnier at Hemmer. Or drowned at that place. v in. curlier shot and ki h-.l 1 fines ana John ichols. durinir an nlinrcn turn at rorest Citv. Arkansas. 1 resident Cleveland will acuept no m nations to dmo from person otlier man members of Ins Cabinet. Vueen icturm has accented tlm resignation of tho Ministry, and sum- inoueu unuistone to form a Cabinet, .... iiio fecent cold smm in Vlnrwlu .. . : . "" uamageu tne Iruit and farm nv terests of tho State at least $2,000,000, Two murderers, an Tndinn nnd w . " .Mexican, were taken from jail and hanged by a mob at Susanville, Cal. I he Maryland LcKislature has elocind A 1 f!,.. 1I!.I L,. . , uviuraiim iinieu Diaiesnenator ior six years from tho 4th of March. 1 UD ' congressman Josenh Rank n. nf Manatowie, W tsconsm, died at Wash ingtoii of Uright's disease of tho kid neys. Malignant tlintheria nrnvftils tn n inarming extent near Reading, Pa. inirty deaths have occurred within a ramus of five miles. John Crain and Eiicenn Evans lmi. farmers living near Colfax. W. T . l,d a difficulty that resulted in Crain shoot, ing and killing Evans. Tho County Poor House at .Lie Mich., was destroyed by fire, and five of the inmates, all over fiO Vfnra mm perished in the Humes. Two sailors bcloniriinr to the crow of the steamer Ranger wero drowned near Eiisenda, Lower California, by tho cupsizing of a row-boat. Detroit has (I0i nianufucturinir ok- tahliehnients which employed 30,000 woiKinen last veur. and tnrn nut 104,1)1 1,000 worth of products. Search has been continued without intermission at the Newberg coal shaft at Wheeling, W. Va., and twenty-nine bodies have been recovered. Charles Clowes, a wealthy vounir married man, shot and killed a woman named lilancho Gray, and (leu m a disreputable cago. PRODUCE MARKET furtlaud. 9l" UAULK Y Whole, r cental. $11-1. ground, ton, WpA ' t, fedA'K'.W ,""1""' im-c chole ?XE.Tl''r ctl. 81.124rtil.25. g"iu VWEA1 l'LoUH-Perctl. M.AV.r'1' liBiAT Per ctl. &1. 4.0U Illf.l I V V 1... ... - I .... ilTn- 1 1 "A"L.KX-l'or Ctl, $3. iKHgO.00. 1, $1.25; .No. !AS !..- It. I.. Tlllln,, ,, t a i'er m, ojc. SAUU-Por lb, tic. 2 VEUMICELLI-Per 11,, No. BHAX-Pup ton, $135,14. i m!.r?Ti'ur tu.lll. fAYrP'' ton. baled. 7(9. tlLi CAlvK MV.a l iu q'io t uops-ivr fi. 7.;." . " . Tor., do uuiuiuai; aan. arlTA' ro'W-to Inferior r.uiib-ier dot, 22j!ga5c. UIULUIl(niTS4i, n. ...!... fur. .b ... j T .."" Muar. and 51.' ' blackberries. 141 nectiri es? peaches, halves uui.h,H ik,i;. quartered, 74(gO; pitied cherries, nio: w. nl"r-Uw"', Uwmta. JHSWc; do Or'. 'if! currauu, 78: dates. fi iw, ngs, Smyrna, 10JW20; California, H; Crl .V """ i; i'rencli, lbXl-'i; 2 urkish, 04(!i; raiwa,., Califorida Ix) uwu ijqio. iOitLA.rni ta inr t .... Tth1!ual NoK; W; do No. it, ?5i; fio $ n!. d'' N0, ! 6ic: Jw 83.00; pink, a.23. ' ' v"'u, VEGETAULES Beets. ! mI.k. q-i. cel,r3vii5;,:,Ui-'i'?OW,:!, d0Z' -U"wi.! r. i ' .","-' pouiioes, v id.. 7 : ."" LurnntM. iff Hi s: spinach, t gack, 4(g 50c. I'OTATOKS-pHr POULTKX Cliickeiis. V Aot gprlnir fl.Ks2.W); old, 2.oO((?3.00; ducks J lii- D1m.n:.:A Eugene City Business Directory. Hh.TT.MA.. O.-Drv K(KU. clolhlnir. Krocerlps iii KHiimal inin-lmiiiliM. houiIiwcmI corner. w...7.i niiU r.iniu irevui bl in m.i.l r. .. ssortco lio i.upers, 4.YT "''O-tlrni III Jewrlrr. wmd,,.. . r... TJ' "'"""'"'nK Wllhiniflte -..vn uvinvau ddmiu aim i.iiiiii, IlOltltlS. ll. K.-I)fa!erliiHiv,. ,! ,u,waro, WKh"h. "lreUt, hety"n ryvMh KlilKNDJ.Y. 8. H -IlcahT ,ry K0O,K ,.,,. Inif and itchmhI iimt. Iiuii.Ih,' Willaino U) street, between KIKlith aiul Ninth. mt r r ...... . " i .-I iiysiclan anil sinxenn, Willuni. eilo street, lwtwceu Seventh anil Kahili. HdllKrt. C-Keeps on hiin.1 Hue wines, ll.niom e Kant and whiI ami hlllmr.1 tul.i,.. Wfiiam eiluilreel, between KiKhlli ami Ninth. U,Z' '."A?- M-TJ "'" I', rifles and shot, guns. Iiie.'i'li and inn.le loaders, f,lr w,l. ranle l" !5h'me '"x !'"' ,""'' slyleand war rallied. ."-Imp on Mulh atreet. l'U.('KKVi J' SrWu,',"'"1'' and ieweler. estre Sh 7'ii T1" i" '"'.WUIt ue street. In hllswurlh s dnin store. McCUItKV JAMKH-Oioleo wines, liquors 2nd nK XVillu,"''l,0l". Ili KltiZh ItENSHA W & A Hit A SIS Wines, liquors and . ,..i. u anyone in r.imene, Boot and Shoe Store. A. HUNT, Proprietor. Will hereafter keep a ouniplet itook of Ladies', Misses' and Cliilfa's Sbocs! HITTOX 1IOOTN, Slippers, White and Black, 8andali, FINE KID BH0ES, MEN'S AND BOTS BOOTS AND SHOES! And I,, fll(.f everythlnif In the Hoot and Mine .Una. io whl. Ii l intend to devote my eHi lal uttenilon. MY COODS ARE FIRST-CLASRI AndKimraiiteeilas represented, and will he m. ,1 for the lowest i.i lees that a good article can be allordu.i. V. Hunt. OllOSLTIO Is the life of Trade! V. HENDERSON, 3KlVi;iSrJL WITH J I ollloe in llavs' hrlek. My oneratlons will hn fli-i...iuua m reasonable. "" "" Oh iiatrons as well as new ones aro Invited SLOAN BROTHERS Will do work cheaper than any other shoo In town. Horses Shod for $2 Cash M ith new material all round. HesottlnK old shoes 1. All warranted to Klve satisfaction. Shop on the Corner of 8th and Olive SU DR. L. F. JONES, SPORTSMAN'S EMPORIUM c. Sr. iioiiiv, Practical Gunsmith BACON IVr tt. Omonn Qui.. J W. VT53s ill.lVL.t.a I'.T nual liorr inn. 1.1.1.. ffttl "Mo " V MJUAllS Quote hlils- Puli ra. j... craniiliil...! 71. H,, .... .,' ,V ' 0 be wiuoneu, oc; K"lueu tUii'EE-Per tt, r..to,i I..,. .. . R,nU in,- in... " "-" -at ii Hi ii' ' in .ov,,"eui Java. 18 IrV- ?1'.' 'vauo.iuic; mocha, XEAlS Ion hi Mvtmn 9Sn.i. t .(gooc; OooIoiik. looSc; GuiipowdoranJ Imperial. &a,U.')c. ,SioiUU1?T9?lif?r,lia wnnery Is quoted hnS,ln bbl8t 5:ic lu kegs and 1-Kal. sician and Surgeon. ' t A,TTKN,I .T0 J'ltOKKHSION'AL vttn.inj, Ul IIIKIIl. OhKicK-l'iisiiilr. I.. ir.....' i.-i .i.. . found hi k ii ;r..i: "r".D0 l.,,ru. ii . i j i . . " " siiire, iniice ..v..n. V u m . ... . ,. K . U , u DR. J. C. GRAY, - I1KI.II1 M.l... . ... . I I uv Ml OKAXOK STOHE. ALL " nuiA nniiunivu. I.RiilliIni? iras ailmliilutiii-n.i tracli.in of teeth. "'" "- tIEALKR l.H CUNS, RIFLES, Flsldng Tackle and Material SewiDs Macliinesana Needlesof All Kinds For Sale Repairing done ih the neatest style and warranted. Guns Loaned and Ammunition Furnished Shop on Willamette Street, opposite Postoffloe. then suici- . . .r. G?ODT.Salmon- 1-ftUm house in Chi- Tn? v , "J VI l'ni'- it in the French ll.ackrf. ?;lb Vdoz, s, Cl.io.a L'6U: Skt drove me into the adjoining comfy. "She told mo also that if Ievor returned to frovost she would cut nie in two right be tween the pancreas and the watch pocket and feed me to tho hens. "I thought if she felt that way about It I would not return. I felt so hurt and so grieved about it that I never stopped till I got to Omaha. Then I heard how Lorena, a a means in the hands of Providence, had saved my unprofitable life. "When she got back to the house and had put away her butcher knife, a man came rushing in to tell hor that the bovs had struck a bin nav streak of water, nnd tW the whole crew in tho Coopon was drowned, her husband among the rest. 1 hen it dawned on Lorona how shn hari saved me, nnd for the first time in her life w burst into tears. Peonla said her grief was terrible. Tears ar ml enough w hen shed by a man, but when we e a strong woman bowed in grief, we Jmdder. "Xo one who has never dpsAr hi. aHh. Hit her urgent request can fully realize the ana anguisU it costs. I have been Kisrried manv times since, but t.h ,i,...h P just the same to-dav aa It waa t lm w f ever deserted my wife. " nuu. Luoup-n. a wnmnn hat wni nvul a mnn'a i-tiAl I r tat . m v i. a umws rt UU1D lily. II r li a cnanca tn rhn Tic any. thomrh. I ahnnld a- i 'ore tlioughtful of her husband, and, if oss'ble, less severe. I would say to woman, man. Rise above these petty little rrannical ways. Instead of asking your ustianrt what he does with veir him, learn to trust him. Teach him f "at )0U Lave confidence In him. Muke him "uisyou have, anyway, whether you have not Do not teek to get a whiff of his tn everv tii niiniita t o,i,n,. u , - w nucuici UO Been drinking or not If you keep doing you will sock him Into a dniiib.nl'. mve sure non. Ho will ai w n .1 m. J01 1 Will 11SB Hl)r,falt..,to - 1,1 lnj mmuu. iui in uaiii. t n a m stay away tm he gets over ii , J"6 js, i uss me I I A bill has becnbroucrl Cliamhora 11F nnii ,.1. t :7rrs""."i ... ulwlv v uoz tn i'""vo '"'ciuu jams ana le iw. tfrimr i isi, ,,,1,.. .11 ,1.. .. , I . 1 1 ... , . , 1.4, A..". " W I V 1 W '"l iiunivi Ulll 111 UACllllll! I V UU. 01.U.1.00. tliem from emiiloyincnt under Stitte contrncts. iivo members of the Hansnipvpr family ut Tarentum, Pa., have died of trie 11 miosis, tho lives of three re- nittininir members of the fmnilv 11 .1 1 , ' ut'sjiaireu or. ine puldiliers of General Grunt'. .... . - : Jiemoirs' have sent Mrs. Grant a check for 1250,000 as her share of the pronts. January 27th was that lady's ""in uiruiuay. I he city of Los Angeles, Cal., was recently visited by a destructive Hood. ADotit titty houses were washed wnv . 1. . . .1 . . - y ui mui-Keu. a woman and a littlo igiri were drowned. The precious metal outnutnfrWnn last year was $(507,405, of which $12,000 saver and tne remainder iro .1 ; j DR. W. C. SHEIBREDE, Book and Stationery Stnn - Fostofflcs Building, Eugene City. I have on hand and am conatantlv ruin, an aasortiuent of Uie best SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS STATIONERY. lilank Hooka, Portfolios, Cards, Wallelt, ULAN Kg, ETC. A. S. PATTERSON. red rye wag vegetables, llONKK-Jixtracted. 6c: comb, lfio. filELF"UiT-ApPle8' 0rcK. nw. V box, 60c(a,o; bananas, r bunch, 3,i4: cranberr es, V estern. U11.00(9l2.uo 1 bbl; Cap. Cod bbl, wglil Lemons, Sicily. V I ajiiuea, V 1UU, l.ao; pine apples, if do,, S.00; pean,', I box.lo SEEDS Per lb, timothy, 5c: olover, H5l5e; orchard graas, ltii: grass, M(8;l6c. ' WOOL-Eastern egon, bpring clip, llHtl8c; lambs' aud fall, lUftldc. ' OALii Larillen In anil W (,-, OI.;l7. r . , ......... y. Wu, CDiliVUJil. Liverpool, v ton, $li19; 5dh bags for NUTS California aim win m iiia n. .u 15c; Brazil, iac: chestnulM. iHrviu nuu, ttKa7.50; liiberla, He; hickory, 10c; peanuts, UlJc; pecans, Mc; California uiut-ury, 1017c; saltod, 67. T8 NOW PKRMANKNTLY UlfATi'ii iv X ('ollaifil liniv Nil U.nf.. II .. I.. ni...h.. ...r....V. l,n? f.raiioiis wrrU, ' "'"K aiiicnuHtry. All work ullu oaiisiauiiuii Kuaraiueeu. GEO. W. KINSEY, J ustice of the Peace. EAL KSTATK FOR HAM5-TOWX LOTS D. T. PRITCHARD, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Repairing of Watohea and Clocks exeouied with punctuality and at reasonable cost. Wlllnnirtte Ntrert. Kuiceae City, Or. t Collections jiromptly al and filnim. U'lideil lo. Kn.. rnVYi. rnr Kl0VeM ' Hitfll Sts.. - W.lftWU. Man Francl.co. WashiiiKton. $109,050: Alask 000 ; Idalio, $4,J23,35(i ; JIontana,$14,- FLO UK-Extra, ?4.504.75 1 bbhsuper 224,542. ' flue, $&7a(jt3.5U. A m.Me lady aged 40 years, worth UTJF St. Charles Hotel EUGENE CITY. OREGON, W. H. WATKINS, Proprietor. Kew and Experienced Manacement. 1 liarKm Moderate. B. F. DORRIS, DEALER IN STOVES, RANGES, Pumps, Pipes, Metals, rruNWAJiiij -4N0- 1.40, BARLEY No. 1 brewing, sUVsl.45. OATS-MilliiiK and feed, 1.2711.32J; Surprise, 1.35 Jfn cth teed. o. 1. $1.4(61.25; Xol, aPHWi;, eow.1.155ei.l7i lctl; whlto, I've trot tn o-nh rotk.1v t Prettv nnn ' Tho. man ?L f"y has fun with him says, 'Well, boys, "Very few men have had the opportunities T Obaervatinn i . .i 1.1 . .. I47. Wiluam. You see. one man -inriwa nil ive, m Christendom by his'n. Another 111 HUH., 1 I is commerce tVA'tft! evervthinn;. Stocks rise when trade i goou, ana siocks tan when if is 8ta. n i 1 ." limit, inu nappineNs and jirospenty of all mankind are affected by it; it ih the pulse-beat by which tho welfare of the nation is measured. The interests of the merchant sway kings to war and peace, ut all vocations that of tho merchant s is now the most extensive, enlisting m its service the vast majority of civilized men, and rendering often times the other professions its depend 3nt stipendiaries. Indeed, from the most despised occupations in former days, it lias risen to the foremost in power, usefulness and influence. In the words of Ilallel: "The stone which the builders rejected is become the corner head stone." Boston Herald, "rma. Ilavi But I have made ny a study. It hag been a life work Others have simnlv Hh1iMv1 iti it LTe 'd,ied it Phases and I am an ex-1..- to you that woman, in one f another, either by strategy and win- " waVJ or h-9 mo In . ,L 1 Jrn absolutely sure to wield an all- 1 lnflllnnnA . r, mcr poor, weas men, and Pass CrOWB anil nlu x.n. 1 UI alwl mSH ' , rJ ' r-;. - uw yi miuioir over man Ws ducat BiLl Nr." Thu Young; Idea. 1 u. i"nwrs naaar.l ti,T ,,.J wia inat tne tiny in bZ . WM bending over had cmr.e oftjy, ..pv. tell us all about heaven, Tea for Bralnworkers. Tea is unquestionably the drink for the brainworker. It is more refresh ing, more restorative, more portable. less heating, more easily made, and Bnllat-Savarin is correct in affirming mat a man would grow mad who drank one litre of strong coffee every day for inree uontiis continuously it has the recommendation of being less deleteri ous. This is, perhaps, not the opinion of the coffee merchants, who are la menting over their dwindling trade. Nor, we may well believe, hasKngland taken to tea and cocoa in preference to coffee merely out of regard for the public health. Fashion, taste and con venience must be reckoned among the causes that account for the change. Boston Budget. m An exhibition of American antilea In London attracts thousands of visitors. 0. ft C. 11E. TIME TABLE. Mai! Train "orlh, 9:41 A. M. Mall train south, t.-ol p. m. $3,000,000, recently married a penniles youth of 22, at Los Angeles, Cal. The marriage created a sensation at St. ixHiis, wo., wiiero the bride was for many years a society leader. i o ii-i-i-ui, iiiiu.'Ki at i.onuon a physician testified that the 1 .1 . . . . . iu wiiien young mothers are addicted ui ijnig om,t ineir iniants at night, eutiseu 1110 tieath of about 500 chil dren a year in London alone a number of Chinese have bemin suit in the United States'Circuit Court against the city of Eureka. Cal.. tn cover $132,000 damages, for loss of property sustained by their expulsion irom mai cuy some time ago. 1 lie new English House of Com nions contains 112 lawyers. fiO mnnn. facturers, 42 merchants, 35 journalists, 25 bunkers, 24 brewers and 21 shii owners. Not more than 40 out of C70 members are of tho distinctly aristo cratic ciass. .even brothers living in Hiukorv county, Mo., were induced by a stranger 10 nivHsi an meir money in a mvth en snver mine in Nevada,. Upon learning that they had been imposed upon, all became violently i nsnnn. and 1 , . . . - . ' nave oeen placed in au asylum. A party of nine cowboys visited the town of Uurlington, Texas. After be coming crazed with liauor. thev sue. cceded in terrorizing the populace dur- uie enure night, riding up and down uie principal streets, fanner infn win , . ... ' 13 aows and acting like savages. They ucncu uio auinonties, but Deputy Sheriff Cole, with a nosse. sueceednd about daylight in driving the ruffians irom town, killing four of their num ber and five horses in a running fight. llw to Oral with Olarrhva. This COmolalnt fa a aicm r9 liver and should be attarkvH t t, .U. j: . .. .. ---..wou.v ui mo aineaae. Avom violent purjratlves, swallow no chalk mixture or other con- DTlnarinrr nawm. 4 1 rr 1 ... I L.'v7r llllU ?1TA RM?!?NT:!.P.q.T! MEETS IrritAtlnir hi.mnr. th.; .. .u " i " S... '"7 " oad. .fellows' - ' " i-siow fiinjucu tllO U1H I uw, correci me acmity of the stomach J. D. MATLOCK, House Fnrnisliiui Goods Generally. WELLS DRIVEN PROMPTLY. -, And Satisfaction Guaranteed. WILLAMETTE 8TREET, Eugene City, .... Oregon. HUCOKHHOR to 1.15tal.m. xis-i.aftf:i.27 ctl. HOPS-7fec - lb. .UAY Clover. 10ra,11.00 Kf, tnn- alf-lf. ilii i'i. .i. . 11,1 . - ' ' --"- BiKAW-liUcfw.&o hale. OMONS-IJer ctl, 75 1.03. BEANS Small white. tl.Cifai.OO VI oil- oea. HI (l'iih.I ICi- nlnb- ai mh, m. j at .1- (al.lto; bayos, $t.3oY1.4a: butter. 81 ld(ai ,rm?. P"',('llsl "i" "lore formerly owned by 1.30; Jinia,J.o0feX75. ".c,"lrlr I take iilcaanre in ln- TnTTnLc t.-... o... . """i win reds, lcte45c; sweeta. aScroOO. HONEY Coiub. lUralUe m tt. for W m-ailea: Htndni'rl fijitflio. 'A1- i-i. llcmlrickis. tlm keeo a well selected stock of Central Market, FiHliei-aScWjitkins PROPRIETORS. OFriCE HOURS, EOCENE city postofhce. General Delivery, from 7 a. M. to 7 P. M. .iion.-y uruer. rrein 7 a. M. to 5 i. u. Hflfialeri from 7 a. M. to 6 p. m. Mails fur north clime at 11:1,5 a. M. Mails for aouth clous at I :iiw u Mails for Franklin l-Iuhh at. 7 u xtm... and 'I'hunMlay. Malls for Mattel rlomalTi u Mnl....j ThuriKlay. ' Malls for CartwrlWit close 7 i. m. Atn.ilnf - . B0CIETIE8. T.LTiEXE LOIM1K lj Moots first and I nioiitn. .NO. II. A. F. A1)A. M third Wedaesdays In each C I'EXCER BL'TTE U)IOK NO. 9, 1. 0. O. F O Meeta every Tuesday evening. vnMAWHALA ENCAMPMENT NO. . T Meets on the m-i nnil anil fmin h U'uin.. days In each month. IL'fiENE LODfiE NO. i A. O. U. W. J Meets at Maminln Hull (lii. uM..-nnA fourth Fridays in each month. M. W. T M. GEA RY PO.ST NO. 41, 0. A. R. MEETS rl at Maavnie Hall Hit! flint anil ihirH uvi. days of each month, by order. Cox MaNUKR. ORDER OF CHOiEN FRIENDS. MEETS the first, and thir.1 Kinr.iu .oi . Masonic UalL By order of u. C. W. C. T. L Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of Dry Coods, Boots, Shoos, HATS, GROCERIES, NAILS, AND TOBACCOS. n fact our stock will be found to be complete. By honest and fair dealing I hope to be able Ui secure a liberal share of the publio patronage. and produce relaVity of the bowel, alike TWJ.W"0"10''11 MEETS free lorn laityr co87UvenheeaT,WeI,,,like L ,t .SKLVtt'7 Call and examine our stock and prices before yutvuasiua' eisewncre. I can always be found at the OLD HENDRICKS CORNER, Where I will take all kinds of Produce in etcbaiie for goods. J. O. MATLOCK. MUTTON. PORK AND VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A fair share of the public patronage solicited TO THE FABHEBM: We will pay the highest market price for fat cattle, hogs aud sheep. Shop on "Willamette Street, EUCENE CITY, ORECON. Meat delivered to any part of the city free of charge. J tin 14 Feb. 29. 1881. F. M. WILKINS. Practical Drnggist i Cfiemist DRUGS, MZDICI5E3, Braahea, Palate, (.laaa, Olte, Lead, TOILET ARTICLES, Etc I Physician' Prescriptions Compounded,