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EST13L1SHEB fUR THE DlSSEHI JiATl'CJ OF DEMRITIC PRLICiriKS, AND TO EARS 41 D0.EST MUM BT TOE SWEAT OP OCR BC0W,
Vol. h
eugene chr; oil; sAitJRDAY, January i; isst.
NO. lfc
put (gujeae gittf Sua
L L. CAMPBELL,
rnbllslier nd I'roprletor. .
.irPICE-On the Eas. side of WillaisatU
8-fPth "! Kihth Street
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
) ' WJO
gi, Months. .
month.
ooaojt.
BVrK3 OB ADVKUTI81NQ.
. i.rti,eraenU Inserted as follows: .,
A'1 .nuTten Uhm orls. one ln.ertio.3s
J'nSrtUer. will be charged at the fol-
temnnthi WOO
0 square six months 12 S
0ffint'n'tice. l iocai oK" 20 cnta
ir linear each Insertion. ' ;
HlLrtising bills will bo rendered lrterty.
All job w.rlc must be r.ui) sua ox iemvihv.
I guvEU. Ml COLLIER.
TjILYEU & COLLIER
-Attorneys nd Counsellors at Law,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
bR.iCTICK IN ALL THE COURTS OF (
I this State. " 111 nhwuuu
icellsction. and probate matters.
Orficl Over Hendrick & Eakiu'i bank.
CEO. B. D0FER1S,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
f 1HLL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
Y of the Second Judicial District aud in
lit Supreme Court of thw htate.
Social attention given to collection and
nuttdN in iirooaie
Ceo. Si washburne,'
Attoriiey-at-Lsiw,
7?
blKMB CITY, - - -OFFICK-At
the Court Home,
OREfiON
GEO. M. MILLER,
Attornoy and CounsjUiff-at-Law; and
Meal Estate Agent.,
I'UGEXE CITY, - OREGON.
Ofllce formerly occupied by Thompson &
Kan.
J. E. EENTON,
A 1 1 o r riey-a j S .Sa iv.
fcfttJE.YE CITY
OREGON
Kpoci.il attention iriysn to Ilea' Estate Prao
i,!.,and Abstract ot Title.
Omc'K Over Grange Store
T;W;HARRl,M.ir;
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Prug Stor
Residence on. Fifth, rtrect, where Dr Shelton
ormorly rcridcd.
T. AV. Slioltoii,
1 , isician and Surgeon!
ROC At Mm. J. B. UnderwiM)d.
, UC-ENE CITY, OREGON.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
(1 AX BE TjO.tJXD AT HIS OFFICE or rea
yidence when not profeiMiionally engaged.
Office at the
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Jteaidence on, Eighth itreet, opposite Fresby
erian Church.
J. J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTORN Y-AT-IiAW,
EUGENE CITY. OREGON.
AVILL PRACTICE
IN ALL THE
I T To
i'nurtji nf the State.
Special attention given to real estate, col-
ectinif, and probate matters. . .
'llrtctiii(j ll kinds of claims agaunt the
United States Government.
Office iu Walton's brick-rooms 7 - -1 8.
S. W. CONDON,
j :AttorijW-at-Lair,'
SUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON.
Orric-Oppoite Walton'i Brisk.
MONIWTO LOAN
6X IMPROVED FARMS FOR ATER$f
of years. Apply to t
Klierwooct llnrr,
SUGENECITYi - - OREGON
Office up stair, in Walton's Brick.
INSURANCE;
rE HAVE KEKN APPOINTED
AC t its for th T mmr-anr ( 'nmnAnLM t,&.
are pre-
Zr"'X!" "
e-w. .h me dw uoiiPAXi off Tdin Coast, i
'el d willing f pay losae. promptly. i
V" rk f b liberal patronage es tended!
mw inet.- .. i,; .
iixjfDBicrii 4 Eaiui.
MlSTOW
Bepresenling STAYER & WALKER,
CLEAVER'S OLD STAND, ON SEVENTH Street.,
i
a nrr? tt a TTriW
AvIUHj IlAliHU V
Seventh St., Eu&e'ne
AT
SPBIIdFIELD
PeJGJU; WHEELED $ CO, ,
Continue, to Exchange Merchandise of all
Kinds at the Lolvest CashPices for dish or Mcrchantabl
Produce of any hind at the Highest Cash Prices
Give them a trade
PENGRA' WHEELER & CO.
Qdtitinue to furnish . Lumber, Lath and SFjgles
tCf oVder at. the lowest current rates, delivered at
t'h Mills, o;n board cars, or at Eugene City.
Leave your orderswith J. M. Hendricks', Ag
at Eugene City, or send to the Mills direct;
PENGRA, WHEELER & CO.,
Continue to py
in Cash for wheat
id furnish floHir
Lbwest market' fates for Cash.
Special attention to Exchange and Custom Grinding.
TAIE THIilM A G Kl ST.
HaiTess SfiofT
H
AViNG OPENED A KEW SADDLE
west of Craiu Bios'., I am now prepared to furnish everything in that line at the
X,oNE3Sg RATES.
The
06 mj
ftetent
Are fmpibyed, and I will endeavor to
me with a call.
r. r. PArriRsow.
W. B. PATTEHiiOItfi
i
llWm
Contractors,
Plastering, Sto'rje
Erick WorkV
AWO PEALCKS IN
Tacorr.a and San Juan Lime,'
American and English Cetfbnf,
rrew York' and California Plaster,
PIstering Ha!r Fire Srick, Lath,
Marbfe' Dust, tc, Etc'
ADDRE3S:
F. F Patterson & Co,
. :, EUGENE CITY, ORE'! ON.
Omci-With Leckwith & i u.
EHlLOilW COt'GH and ConwoiptionCnre
'i.lAAZ on. grantee. It cure. Chi
i
snmptloa, j
SI.EEPLE5S NIGHTS. mademisrraUe hy ,
tbat trriMtc.:i:gt . we nm
iaOyfjryou. t
&
Jlgrituhiral ImfiVts
BISSELL CHILLED PLOWS, STEEL.BEAM CENTER DHAFT PLOWS,
'SCOTCH CLIPPER, J. I. CASES, SUL.
KY PLOWS, CULTIVATORS,SErDEUS
Bnd a11 kinds of PL0W extras, acem
Clod and Cruhhimi Hnrrow. Ki-yaionn Dift-
Harrow, with or without atiachmeti'.H, Em
rir Mowers, Rhaihth nnd Tin JJiitclT
Sulkt'y Hay Rakes, Portalde and TraclionEn
L-iiiea. N"w Uuukcyp Ftn-d Mill and Horw
Power Combined, "brUDbHAkhlt' Km
and Tul.lar Ax, HuggiH. Currin-H, Hack,
wheels. fiTCALL nt our OFFICE and
PRICE LISTS tuaili'd Frew on application.
BEISTOW & CRAIG.
I)
5
ent
the highest price
at heir Mill, and
and feed at the
AND HARNEPS fHOP oYethSTRE
Most
Worktaeii
give satisfaction to all wlu nia favcr
A. . CIJIMtlR.
CRAIN
BROS.
DEALERS
w
t , j
Musical instrumentj, Toys, Notion!, etc I
Watobes, Chicks, and Jewelry repaired and
irrsre-i. Northwes cornrr of Willamette
wi tr
nd Eii-h'.b rtrt.
. 1
'It ACM KT.M't"
anting and Irai'rant
; orfusce. Price ?i acd citta.
8 fe fiHM
mmmm
CRAIG
0f Waironn, Patent TruHR, Slnel Skein
Koac (jarU i fll(.t pvtrything on
got PRICES. CATALOGUES and
J. L. PAGE,
-DEALER IN-
HAVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE
Htock of StAil ami Fancy Grocerien,
bought in the host markets
Can offer the puhlio better pricee than any
other house i T
IN EUGENE.
Produce of all kinds takeu at market price.
You Can
Save time and money by calling on
STERLING HILL
and letting him renew your 'iilwriptions fur
iifKpniHn, nhirv pnrif and magazines. He
aln kec a cmui'lcte htork of Mitgnzines, in
cluilini.' (Vntury, Harper, I,ilie etc All the
impiil.ir lihrarien, Seitnide, LovelU. Stamlaiil,
Slunnie and others. Iu fact evrythliw usu
ally fiuml in a 1st clais news depot, P 0 Build
ing, Eugene.
FAIR DEALIHCJS OURNliJTTO.
Everyone ft vnding in need of building mate
iai will ln w-ll to call nnd see nur . Cnhurg
stm'k of lumlier, kept at Miilgley i. Dysingrr's
factorv. We can pleas all kinils nf customers
n quality and quantity. ' Give us a Call before
pnrohnxing eluywhere. Jf. N. Mathemh, Agt.
ADMINISTRATOR'S hOTlCL"
. -r- i
vroTicE is iinnEiiY giventhat
ll the undtridgn-d, Jerry Hay, has been
by the County Court of Lane County, Ore
gun, duly sppnilituil jadiiiuimtrator of the
estate of -Mm Vsloiitine, ileceased. ind all
persons having claims against snid estate are
herehy nntifitil to presont the satmi duly
verified to f aid adminitbator, at his store in
llairikhurg, Oregon, within tit months f ruin
the datn of this liolire
Dated Sept II. I88',V;
Jk.hry Hav, Administrator.
Bii.vr.tr & Coi.mk.h, Attys.
RKV I M' DERBY,. .of Linden, N. Y..
says: "The (jilnmre A otnatic Wins', proved
a great blessing to my wif." At Osharn and
Cu's.
TUK riiF.TTIEST LADY In Olesn wa
askeii what made lier eolliplexion so cloar and
beautiul. rhe aid it was by using Giluiore's
Arotnstio Wine, at O.burn and Co'
ONE OK THE MOST NOTED European
physicians said: flieurslgia was the prayer of
a diseased nerve for healthy blood. Us. Gil
more' Aromatic- Win. fur the blood,
MRS T.. LOOM IS. of Elba. N Y. write.
n. chat !. u .irlc for i months. wa in.
dnced to try (Jilinore'l Arou.atlc Win. and
four bottles cnreil nrr. Al iiiuin .aouvos.
RKV II II E WELL, of Pavillion, N Y. says
nf Gilmort's Aromatic Wine: ''1 believe it to
be most doirable remedy to in placed in
erery family."
THE WIPE. MOTHER An MAID who
suffers I'mm Female Weakness and JJebility,
will find Giiroore'a romatic Wine a positive
cure. Sold by Uiburn and Co., druggisU. ,
01I.Mi;RE'8 AROMATIC is a great nc-
oes, theref rs we challenge the world to pr
duoe its rqua! a. a restorative for Woman.
REV. W. FISK RKQUA. of Aurora, I'd,
I aud God i( an escnlhnt household remedy tliat
r- "1 bivt niei li iiiiioi I isui) mi"
QIIPB IHIjf l)1V Uii wiwnifc ,f jt
M,. I wss trmhle.1 with Malaria, Rowel
'Difficulty and s'eepless ni.'lits which 1 Mnmi
wm wearing me out. After taking Aromstic
well and ot:,erwi feelin, lik a new man. I !
uihof.ni .vi rn irei ureal renei. wioiik
rDeenuiiy reniuiiwmi is v .a itmu i,u.j"...
',f. rT aai. oy usD'irn nn io, cu-ue,
i Rare Surglrnl Operation.
Cincinnati, Dia 13. Onn c( ,tlin
rarest and most dangcrouH oprrationn
iu llm cop of aurjjery liau Iipimi lately
pfrfurmed at the) Cincinnati Hospital
It conihttd of reinoviii aliout three
inches of tho liackhnnu and exposing
tlifl spinal cord. Thn . patient,, was t
young coloied man ahout twnty-onM
years old. Wfin first .admitted to tint
hospital he was sulTerins from a terri
ble disease, which had broken out over
the head, neck and hack iu tho form of
large aliacnftses,thochief one of which was
ahout the middle ofs the hack, and hud
eaten away the backbone to a consider
aide extent. The pc9r follow was com
pelled always to lie on his, face. His
legs were completely paralyzed. It
was decided that hh only ohanco to
escape death lay in tho removal of a
part of (he lack hone, so as to stop (he
process of decay. .
He) was turned on his face, and1 the
surgeon made an incision down the
spine. A larjre quantity of .pus.waB
revealed, and the cavity wus sponged
out carefutiy, in order to Bi'p just where
the knife was goiiiij. In. this rojion,
where one slip of the knife or one falsi)
move would haye boon fatal to tho pa
tient, the surgeon with a cliinel ami
hammer cut out all that was in any way
affected, iiovc-r toiichiu? the .spinal
cord. All, causes of suppuration and,
paralysis Were removed. Tho , patient,
recovered from the. ether and was
placed in hi d on his face. In three
days motion returned to hut legs, and
ho was uh! t move his feet for tho
first time in nearly a year. About! the
same time sensation begau fo return to
the limbs, , Iu about three w'eks he
uould bear some weight, onhia legs.
He at length heca,rae strong enough to
stand with assistance and take a step
or two. J! i "P," '''H t W8 10
the end of, the wr,rd and sit down in a
chair with comfort The. wound, has
srudually closed ud, leaving only a
slight scar, and causes him little or no
pain.
1 ' " ' "
Palnlmt Death.
.I
A god many penplo,, regard the
Idiowning of the iiupounihd dogs as un
necessary crut;l4 aud many substitutes
(have heoii sugiHted, among others
olnclricily. Hut Dv. Connel, nuperinten
ident of,the county hospital, at Milwau
,kue, Wis., has devised , a method cf
puinless killing that is not open to aey
of the objuctiuiu against drowning.
His plan, U to run an iron tube from a
retort into a barrel, aud tq generate
varbon dioxide which soon Mils the bar ,
rul. A dog placed in the barrel goes
to sleep immediately and in ler.s
than three minutes ie is dead without
a struggle. Evidently there is no puin
and not even a diaugreeaMu eiiHA,tion.
In looking at, a, dog in the barrel,
through a, pane of glass, it can be seen
thhe ptrctches himself comfortably
for a sleep nnd not a movement is
made after thatv Dr. Connel devised
this plan in order to kill animals upon
which operations have been performed
for surgical purposes. From tirnt tp
Ust, iu the experiments at the hospital
no pain is indicted on the' animals.
They are fully etherized before they
are operated upon and there is no con
sciousness until the operation liai been
performed and the animals properly
bandaged. They revive immediately
and run nbout as though nothing had
happened, When it ns necessary to
kjll them to see fhe results of the op
eration they are put through the pain
less process now adopted by that city
for disposing of rnpouuded animals It
ii a fact that animals operated upon at
the hospital do not sutler as much as a
man who has a tooth drawn. To those
and there are many who regard hang
ing as a barbarity that tho most atroc
ious murder cinnot .excuse this plan
should commend itself as a proper one
hy which to inflict the death penalty
upon criminals.
Yes," siiid the new pastor, you have
a very tini auditorium, atjd thi pulpit
ia artiMtie.bothju conception and work
uianship. So far, so gocd; and' with a
tU( properly fitted up,, in the chapel
and, a good dancing floor, and the prop
er cooking uie:nile, I don't see why we
mar not make this a lUri vu y wide-
M) kf cliuah aild axOUl,1''11'' 110 end
Jo'gaod.
Slain Hint mny be Swallovred Tp.
The inhabitaiits iu the region lit?
tweun Charleston, S. C , ani Atlanta,
Cla., jsro slpwly working thomselvef
into the belief, that they are living upon
u very thin shell, and that any inomont
a vast caving in may take place, com
pletely engulting two States and poni-
bly tipping up several others. This
fear is not founded uponja fact nor de.
veloped by infereuces. It is the result
of empirical science. Facts are being
gathered daily showing '.hat. an im
mense cavity exists in the earth in this
quarter. A mm in . Laurens, S. C,
dug a well down to a point where each
stroke of the pick produced a hollow
sound, and finally the bottom of the
well fell out A linn wa produced,
hut after using all tho clotheslines of
the neighborhood no one could find
where tho bottom went to, and all hope
of recqvory .,lia8 la-on abandoned. In
another, town a part of the highway
disappeared, recently into a bottomless
pit, and the authorities are afraid tr '
look into iu A local Professor ha
made a careful computation and say
that it i!l take all the earth' in tl
county to fill the cavity up, and tl
Road Commissioners will have I
bridge it ever or resign. In tho ton
Ninety. six, of Revolutionary fam
thorn is a split where every carthqual
rumble in Charleston has been distinc
ly hoard, and it is oonuluded that t)
sub'.erianean cam acts as an ir chain
lr through which the sound is con
ducted. There is a spot near Dawsoi.
(ia., where rain constancy falls out o
a clear sky. This has been going oi
ever since the greatf earthquake c(
August Slst. Tim theory is that al
this place the crust of the earth is verl
thin and the temperature of the air if
modified by the. temperature of the vi-t
ciuity, beneath, thus producing rain.
Hundreds of people have visited the
spot and testified to the dampness of.
the drops that fall, and, as Dawson is
a Prohibition town, r.o t one .can have
the face tq cast any reflection upon the
trustworthiness of the evidence. We
should regret, very much to lose two or
three Ktati-H from the TJnion at this ,
time, but if they should cave in it
would leave an invaluable natural curi
osity. Excursion, trains could be run
from all directions to tlui edges of the
crust of , the earth, affording at once
recreation and instruction, to thousands
of people, Springfield Kepublican.
The late Jim Uavanaugh, after serv
ing his term iu Congress, came to Col-i
orado. His fame., as a lawyer and;,
stump speaker preceded . him, and ii
,18C2,when the Republican party put,irt
'nomination for delegate to the Nation
al, Councils Hiram P. Bennett, the
Democrats pitted Jim Cavanaugh
against him. Tlmy were both rattler
on the, talk, so they decided to stump
the Territory together and speak from
the tame rostrum. At times their sar
casm wuh cutting. It was c,ive and
t'lke. Al Montgomery Jack Lungrishe
had built a theatre, and when the
spenkers arrived there he donated the
use of his li.iuso. A rousing meeting
was out Dennett made the opening
speech, and closed with some ullusion
to his opponent that 'brought down
tin house." Cavanaugh arose to re-'
ply, but 'was compelled to wait until
the tumult subsided. Just at this mo
ment a herd of pack-jacks had halted
at the door, and they with one voio
set up a, most unearthly braying. Ca
anough waited quietly for tlui asses til
get through, and then, with woe de
picted upon his countenance, turned to 1
his opponent and in a deprecating ton
said: "My friend, would it not bi
more iu keeping wkh the rules of
civility if but one of your party spok-j
at a timer
The following pointed "ad." appears
in a Montana newspaper: "The night
o, the 11th inst. t.dark bejr mare, fif
teen hands hitih, small white star in
forehead, Uth hjnd feet white, was
stolen from the stable of Ira Sampson,
the undersigned. I will cive the mars '
and 8'iO in-cash for full and ruliaMe .
particulars regarding ths funeral of the
thief." - - f
i i 0 m i 1 1 i i r
; A ieuk of sold dust, valued at
000. was taken out of the placer min
in BUekfrtut, District, Montana, by f
brothers durinj ths fast season.
t i