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VOL. 19.
EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, SEFTEMl.fcli 25, 1886.
NO i.
A "Tl "Yv "Jl
1.L CAMPBELL, .
. Publisher and Proprietor.
OFFICE -On the East ld of Willanwtt
Street, between Seventh and fcltfhtb Htraet.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
r.r annum.... S3 60
iiix Months t25
Tare la.nths "5
OUE UXLT
OB ADVERTISING
11 AT ICS
Advertisements inserted a foUnrs:
f)na siinara. ten Hum or Ids one .nsertion S3:
acli subsequent iusertloa L Ob required
in advance, .
, Time adverttr wiU U charged at the lol
I One square three mnnthf ., W 00
.On. iquare six mouths. ' . J
One sousr. one tout 00
, Transiont notices in local column, 20 oints
'per line iur Moh insertion.
' AdvertUiuK billi will be rendered quarterly.
All job work must be Paju rui on dklitekt,
Ik BIIYEU. C. M. COLLIER.
BILYEU & COLLIER
-Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,-
EUUENR CITY", OREGON.
PRACriCiS IN ALL THE COURTS OF
this State. Will Rive ieoial at Urn lion
collection ami prubate nutters,
. Orrioi Over Hendrick k Eakin'i bank.
.f . CEO. B. D3RRIS,
Attorney and Counsellor-
at-Law,
WILL PRACTICE IX THE COURTS
of the rfecnnd Judicial District and in
fee Supreme Court of this State.
. Sutoial attention givea to collections and
matters in probate
; Geo. S. Washburne.
? Attorncy-at-LiW.
fiUUKxa cky, - - - Oregon
I OFFICE At the Court House. jy8ro3
CEO. M. MILLER,
Mtarn37 and CsaasjlloMt-Li, and
I Real Estate Agent.
EUGENE CirV, - OREGON.
Ofllce formerly occupied by Thouipson k
Bean.
1 J. E. I'ENTOiN,
Attor:irj-at-Luv.
U(iEN CITY OREGON.
8peei.il ittentiin iflvna 1 1 Raj E.Ute Trao
' . Ice and Atuti-svts of l itis.
... : Orrtu Over Grau-M-St'ire.
T. W. HARKiS, M. D:
; Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE
j Wilkin's Drug Store.
't KvSidenoe on Fifth street, where Dr Sheltou
, ormerly resided.
; Dr. T. W. Sheltdn,
. Physician and Surgeon.
JtOOMS-At Mrs. J. B. Underwood.
! EUGENE CITY, OREGON. ...
Dli. JOStiPH V. GILL,
C AN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not professionally engaged.
, Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Residence o Eighth street, opposite Presby-
orian Church.
1 -
J. J. WALTON, Jr.,
4 ATTORNBY-AT-LAW,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
aitill
PRACTICE IN ALL THK
VV t'ourtsof the State,
Special attention given to real estate, coi-
ertin,', and pnb:ite matters. ...
Collecting all kinU of claims against the
United States Government.
(rffice in Walton's brick-rooms 7 and 8.
S. W. CONDON,
Attorncy-at-Lsiw'.
JIUGENE CITY, - -, - OREGON.
OrriCB Opiiosite Walton's Brfck.
iVIONEYTO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS FOR A TERM
of years. Apply to
Slicrwootl Ihirf
EUGENE CITY, - - OREGON
OSes np stairs in Walton's Brick.
INSURANCE.
1TK
HAVE HEK.V APPOINTED
V ,.t. f. the Iii.ursnce Companies (or
w-rlr hrld by Mr l bs Laor, '""I V
.ystrti to insure your
Bora Ban. Vh:at. Weal, Etc
....Inrf In. b fin. i.d enn uive Vt rh.-ice
ci I sme of th IJnaTt'owPAHiBioSTHial'o.wT.
redy aid willing to iy prmnptlv.
W,kf. the' liberal ptr.ag. extended
ta MUuer.
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IW A GENERAL TJ
A large assortment of La
dies and Childrens Hose at
n 1-2 cts.
Good Dress Goods at 121c
Best Corset in (own for 50c
An immense stock of New
and Seasonable Goods.
Fine Cashmere in ever?
shade
New and Nobby styles in
CLOIULYG.
Liberal Di&cbunt for
CASH. '
larness Shop
Sri
A VIVO OPENED A NEW SADDLE
went of Ciaiu bine'., I am now prepared
Comjjetent
Workmeii
Arc cniploypil, and I will thJi'avor to give satiBfaction to all lu ma favor
tun with a call
J. L. PAGrE,
-DEALER IN
f
XTAVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE
I L stock of StepW and Fancy Groceries,
bought in the best markets
EKLUsnav for cash,
Can offer the public better prices than any
other houHe
IN EUGENE.
Troduce of all kinds taken at market prios.
CRAIN BROS.
D2ALESS
IN
locks,
Uatchd nnd
Jewelry.
Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry pP'.1 "d
wttranL North wes cornw of WUlamette
kid Eitfbth struts.
t"
FAIR DEALWfilSO'JB
Everyone stvnding In need of build.ng mate
,i will' do well f i call and see our ( obnrtf
st-ckf lumber, kept at Midgley A ny.ingers
factory. We can please all kin.ls of custoniMS
n q.iMity and qoautity. O.vj usa oall hfo.
purching elsewhere. N. N. Mathews, Ant
I-'.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
t'nort of Line Cni.iy.Oreaon, .Inly app.-M'
rl sdiinui.irsl-r of the etsle of J-ho h
M.k, d-wswd. A'l ros lisvii.jr id mn.
....,...r .sol otate ar- ht-reby nol.nelt
p-
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1 . l t'. . . I . I . t, tu
thin six nifi th from the ni
(f & rilir, in
C.oetv. "r(i.o.
V- j
t.ugeoe lliy, l-sof
I Dated la, I. ;" , . .
i &CHDYI.BK Mkek. AdimuutraUir. J
V
'X-.
DUIFS,
Trimming silk and Sat
ins in all shades.
Moireantique Silks
Velvets in Colors.
$7te finest stock of Trench
KID SHOES
ever brought to this place
BOOTS and SHOES
in all grades.
GROLE'llES
of all descrivtions
AKD HAIiM-f S f HCP C flh FTRE
to furnish everything in that line at the
.
a. f. mititii:.
J. W. GLBAVER
Dealer in all kinds of
Agricultural
Impleraerits.
AND
Real Estate.
Eugene City, Oregon
Yoii Can
Save time ami money by calling on
STERLING HILL
and letting hira reriw your subscriptions for
newniwr, story paMrs anil PiSKHiuies. rii
Ui keen a comuli'te stock of Magazine, in
rliiillnK fViiturv. Harper, Lenlie etc. All the
ixuuil.ir libraries, Seaside, Ixtvells. 8taulard,
Monroe and others. In fct evervthinK "
ally found in a 1st c'am news deiot, P O Build-
intr. r.'iaen.. "
r'os Sale. ISO lot in all rts ol Kuen
City with and withoot houses. Pilce in suit
Gio, M. MttLii.
lew
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mm wmw
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T. O. HiMMurR, 8. B. Eaki, J.,
; . President. Cashier.
him mmm mm
Of Eugene.
raid up tash Capital $36,000
Eugene City - - Oregon.
Klifht drafts on NEW YORK. SAN FRAN-
VWL'U aud fOKTLAND, OREGON.
All collection entrusted to us will receive
tvution. We make this department a spatially
IVposIU re3eivel subject to check. Loan
r,.i.,o approved security, and a'prno
os:ikicv ' busineM dime on reasonable term.
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A. O. HOVKY,
President.
H. O HUMPHREY
Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK.
IIOVEY, HUMPHREY Jk CO
t i
EUGENE CITY, OR.
Oentral bsnklng trans ted. , ,i
Dep.Mits received on current account nnd on
i peris 1 curtlhcnta
Draft drawn on
P0RTI.AND, RA7T FRANCISCO AND
VEW YORK.
Ei'ls of Exohang sold on th Citla of
E rope.
loans made, i
t ohacl I jus ouall accessible point aspecialty
W. II. DELANO,
nKAtiR ra
Headstones and Tomb flnlihed In American
or Italian Marble,
f . ALSO-.
Ston Work and Ccmslcr Znclorcrci
Scotch iand American
Granite Moriuments.
Persons at a dintsrire will he furnlxhed with
prices and daL'n to select from
on application.
All work warranted.
Plsasa oU and examine my work and get
prior.) before puruliaxiuu elsewhere.
, IRON AND WIRE FENCING .
Furnished at manufacturer price to
, customers only.
Shop nn 8th street new S'oau' Stable.
my
NEW OEPABTl'PE!
MEV G30DS!
NEW PRICES!
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL COM
mence on (he 1st day of October, 1885, to
sell their new and complete stock of
general; merchandise
FOR
i I
Cat on Approved Paper Only.
In view of th hard times, wa have' con
eluded to reduce our prices to a cash Wasis,
feeling aauired that it will be to the advantage
of our customer as well a ourselves. .;
We cordially invits all cash customer to ex
amine our stock, ju
i 'i
Wefeel roqfldent tbat we canatl
Sou Doth lu Qualltr and Prlie.
RKMUMDER
Wc Carry lVo "Trasli!
Call in
Eke the Difference Between
. Cash and Credit.
McCLUNG & J
r. r. PATTEBsoir.
W. X. fATTEBSOlf.
4 Contractor,
Pfdsterinc:, Stone and
Bric'k Work."
ALSO DEALERS IX
. Tacoma anifSan Juan Lime,'
.American and Ergl$h Cement,
Mew Yorlc zr.d, California Plaster,
Plstering Hair Ftrj Brick, Lath,
Ma'ble Dy;t, Etc., Etc. .
ADDRESS:
F. F, Patterson. & Co,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON,
OrriCE With Lw-kwith 4 Hon.
v-m' .-...tcl iams.un.i..eta
- r v--T t T t ll-rnv of 1PT r T T
: .u ,,,lnU ,t ressonsble ratew Itay and
i araiuforsale. Headquarters CervaUta
The En of Republican riumlcr.
Tim new Democratic campnign linnd
KXk will prove v most dinagrrcaMA
surprise to those Republican organs
which hftve made merry at times over
the words of the late Victt.Prrtidtmt
Hendricks: Ve need to have the
books in the government olGcng opened
for examination." The hooks were
opened, and tho Republicans lonsted
that notlung was- discovered to (how
the existence of fraud or grounds for
suspicion, I ho wide discrepancies in
tho accounts of the treasury under Re
publican aJ minis1 ration, and the 2,527
erasures in the ledgnrs of the offices of
the.regihter and it'cndary, have already
been fully expoited ftnrt commented
upon, and tho Republicans flattered
themselves with the notion that the.
worst wag known. From the figures
and inconteotihlo proofs presented by
the Democratic campaign hind-book, it
appears that "the Republican party, in
its long lenan of power, Imn, thro'jli it
various officers, by defalcation in col
lections and disbursements," stolen over
20,000,OCO of tho people's moni y.
A partial peep into tho books reveal
this astonihing evidence of Republican
plunder, and when the full exposure of
all the delinquencies and defalcations
of Republican ollbe holders is made,
the people can judge of what Republi
can Government really means. 1 In-
work of investigation is necessarily
slow, as it takes considerable time to
get up the accounts of the disbursing
and receiving officers. The tables of
defalcations presented . by the DoniO'
cratio campaign hand-book do not in
clude shortages in the sixth auditor's
department, which has charge of the
expenditures of the postoffice depart
ment, in which Dorsey, Brady and the
Star Route thieves figure. They do
not inoludu the shortages in Urn third
and fourth auditor's pffices, which deal
with the expenditure, of the war and
navy departments, and do not,, there
fore, comprise the fraud of Howgate,
Hodges and thn Robeson and Chandler
gang. (. No evasion, aubterf ugn or hy
pocrisy can avail the Republican party
against this terrible array of fijUren, It
stands liefore the people, convicted of
wholesale plunder. Truly the openinu
of the books Inis proved more than was
even antieiuateil.
Central llruly'i Douk.
Ono of those government robbers of
Star route notoriety is writing a book,
and that man is General Iira?j.t If he
tells all he knows about some men nnd
things, rich and interesting dinclonures
will be made. The uiKpatchns say that
the Genera proposes t( place several
alleged statesmen in public pillory, and
will give the iniikle history of the Hon
da election, the returns of 1370 and the
Star routo trials and investigations;
and that he will embellish tho book
with (to limit autograph letters and
memoranda which will apeak for them
selves. Brady evidently wants to get
even with somebody,.
It is significant that tho most largely
circulated paper in .Pennsylvania, the
Philadelphia Record, is a, Very earnest
opponent of the. high protective tariff.
Ths Record's circulation p,rows, too,
having increased, within ft few months
from 105.000 daily to 113,501). The
politicians would seem to have some
thing to learn from the popularity of
Miit i high tarilf papers thn coustry over.
The fact that a good nmny prominent
Knights of Labor nre asking the work
ingnimt to tell, if they can, what ;fiod
the high tiritT has dorm them, should
also give the polit icians a "pointer'
Do 4hey imagine the Knights ore under
the influence of British gohll ...
' '
Jos. Purdom, whose change front the
Cervajs depot agency ta llosj&urg we
recently noted, bus gone back aain,
having concluded that jie preferred the
forroe ta the .latter place, and James
Martin, who hud taken his place at
Gerrais, has gone to Ouklsud to re
lieve Mr, Houston, who takes charge
of the Junction City 0ice and depot.
Suppose they did change gedgtick's
drinks and fuddle him. Ben. 1 rank-
ll ..It l.;i ... .n onvnv tn
I r - '
I France, and ki-uied the Queen's lit) in
' . " . ., . - .,- '
:t'ld of lier B"2er llP'
Lake of the Woodi nnd loont I'll
The southernmost of Oregon's sno
p-aks is Moulit Pitt, the orowning
feature of the Cascade rang near it
terminus at the Klamath lakes. It
was christened in honor of England's
great statesman of that name, and;, by
its title sorvoa, in common with many
other localities and objects- as a per
petual reminder of (he early explora
tion and occupation of the Upper Pa-
citio coast by thu enterprising, subjects
of Great Britain, It is often,, though
less commonly, called Mount "Mc
Laughlin," in honor of tho sturdy
Scotch doctor who managed the affairs
of tho Hudson Bay Company in this
region for so many years, and who is
such a prominent and honorable char,
acter in the early annals of .Oregon..
The latter name is more appropriate,
and should supercede the former. - Tho
mountain as neen from thn shore of the
Lake of the Woods, one of those crys
tal geirisuo numerous in . the- Cascades,
the mountain's snowy sides sharply re
flected by thi mirrored surface of the
water, , ,Tlm , lake lies at a distancs
from civilization, but he who seeks it
will find, beautiful scenery, refroahin
mountain air and water, game in
abundance, and full of sport with' the
beautiful trout with which it abound -
The Albany Herald of the 18th says:
Track laying on the Oregon Pacific, be
tween Corvallis and the Willamette
river at this city, is now praoiically
completed, and the trains will bo run-'
ning to tho Albany bridge in a very
short timo. A large number of Chin
ese laborers were taken from this city!
yesterday to lay., sido tracks and
switches on tho main line just conn.
pleted, Work will bo commencod this-
morning on laying a switch to tlia
gravel bar above this city, to procure,
the grave for ballasting the road. This
work will occupy about a week. A
switch is also to be built to a ware-.
houso botween Albany , and Corvallis,
in the near future. The piers of the
bridge are nearly completed, and the
bridge timbers are at the depot at Cor
vallis, and will bo brought., down tho
river at once to he placed in position..
It is expected to. have the bridge ready
to admit the passage of trains by Oct.!
15th. Wjien the track-is completed
for th)., Qregon. PacifJo trains to cross,
the lridge .over the .Willamette, into
Albany, which will now be within a
fow weeks, tho event . should by all
means be celebrated by driving ft gol
den spike, with appropriate ceremonies.'
This would show enterprise, advertiss
both th road nnd this city, and would
altogether be the proper thing to da
s . iii r
The policy of attacks on the Admin
istration of President Cleveland is in
teresting when considered in. its .regu
lar, rhythmio and periodical aspeot.
Secretary Lamar was at first selected.
Vituperation and villification woro
their fangs down to the gum and thon.
mumbled at him. The Ponsion Bureau,,,
being in his Department, was hold up
in the most inijuicoui lights, but as the
country, was led to Investigate Gun.
Black's methods in that Bureau, they
were indorsed and pence fell upon the
Interior Deportment. Noxt the Navy
Department .was accused of giving
John Roach indigestion and. softening
of the brain, - and a pitying Heaven
was called to look, at him, stretched on
a bed of pain. .But . when Heaven did
look, John Roach was found stretched
itt a hammock, and mighty able to do
his pnrt at a clambake or a bull's-liead
breakfast. No the S.ate Department
is in focus, and if the papers are to be
lu 'ievcd it is doing the American birth
right up in bunches and sel.ing it at
auction to Mexico, Canada and any
outside bidder who will put up a cent
or invest a wink on the auctioneer.
After the shower of rot passes by, the
people will see that this whole adminis
tration is protecting American honor
abroad and promoting clean politics at
home, and tho critics will find that do.
litmation of their own country is not
endorsed by American citizens.
TW "Clara Bell." like "Hu'dt Con
way," continues work after death.
Nii her of them does as well ss when
with the minority. Chicago Tribune.
T. II. - : I Dllun
aaiK oi jumping uuiu uiuvv",!
! Bridge, it doesn't show half ti n'rvu
roquired to jump a board bill
HoDRins A a".