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0 rm El ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSKSIINVTIOJI OP DR10CIATIC PRINCIPLES, l(D TO EARN IN HONEST LIVING BV THE SWEAT 01? IH R BROW. VOL. 19. EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1887. NO. 32 CITY A WW ,fj U IEin El 3kr Wnf (r)Ua.vd 1. I OAMPBRLL, piibllHher and Proprietor. ..wu'V-Oa tlie Kant side of Willamette Orriy u.,.ni), ....I Kiwhtli Streets. Street, Miweeu TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. S2 .V) . l.'.T ler nnum Six Months- 'I'bree ninntln . .75 " cyjR DHL'S UATK3 OP ADVKKTW1NO. Advertisement Inserted as follows: n. .mare, ten Hum or in one insertion luhUuent iiiHurtitm 1. Cash re.pu.cd '"lWerti-en. will I charged at the fob S:!-".-.nt : Trwwient notice in local column, 20 cents ur line or each insertion. Advertising bill iU be rendered quarterly. All job work mint be paii ton on hkmvery. L B1LVEU. C. M. COLLISR. BILYEU & COLLIER -Attorneys nd Counsellors at Law, - EUGENE CITY, OREGON. ORACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF K thin State. Will give special attention o oillectioiu and probate matters. Orric--Over Hendrick & Eakin's bank. "ceo. b. dorris Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, XTIU. PRACTICE IN THE COURTS V of the Second Judicial District and in In, Supreme Court of this State. Social attention given to collections and matters in probate Washburne & Woodcock Attorneys-sit- Law, tJlWENH CITY, - - - , , OFFICE At the Court House, OREGON jy8m3 ofo. a. nonius. 8. W. CONDON. CONDON & DORRIS, Attorney s-sit- I-.au , KUUENK CITY, - - - OREGON OmeE Over Robinson & Church's hardware store. GEO. M. MILLER, attorney and Ccunsellor-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. KUGENE CITY, - OREGON. Ofl lc formerly occupied by Thompson & Beau. J. & FENTON, Attorney-at-Latv. EUGENE CITY OREGON. Siecial attention given to Real Estate Prnc ice and Abstracts of Title. OmcE Over Grange Store. T.W. HARMS, M.I). Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE Wilkin's Drug Store. Residence on Fifth street, where Dr Shelton ormerly resided. Dr. T. W. Shelton, Physician and Surgeon. Omen Front room over Matlock's Stow. EUGENE CITY. OREGON. DR. JOSEPH P. GILL, (IAN BE FOUND AT HISOKFICE or res idence when not professionally engaged. Office at the POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby fian Church. J.J. WALTON. Jr., ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, EUGENE CITY. OREGON. WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE Courts nf the State. Special attention given to real estate. col cling, and probate matters. Collecting all kinds of claim against the L'uiud State Government, . "ffiee in Walton's brick rooms 7 and H. FAIR DEALINGJS OUR MOTTO. Everyone tUnding in need of building mate "M will ,1 well to call and see our Cobnrg t"ck of lumber, kept at Midgley Dysinger s ctory. We can please all kimls of customers quality and quantity. Give us a call lx-foro purchasing elsewhere. N. X. Mathews, AgL J. DAVIS, Merchant Tailor. HAS OPENED A SHOP ON NINTH Street opposite the-Stor liakery, wheie prepared to dn all kimls of work offered hi line. AUrge.Uick of Fine (.loth on hand for turtnin r to select from. . One of mir specialties is the cutting and faking of Lodirti Cloaks. Repairing and cleaning done romitly. Sat "action guaranteed, Eugene Not. 6, IsAJ. tf NEW GOODS. --At- I B. HUM'S. J3T A GENERAL .Jgj in oo A large assortment of La dies and Childrens Hose at 12 1-2 cts. Good Dress Goods at live liest Corset in town for tiOc ,' An immense stock of New and Seasonable Goods. Fine Cashmere in every shade New and Nobby styles in CLOUTING. Liberal Discount for CASH. FOUND! FOUND I! the CHEAPEST place to buy Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, Etc. IS AT Dry IENDLYS. P. S. Have also just received from New York City a large in voice of LADIES' CLOAKS DOL MANS, WRAPS and DRESS GOODS. AT- 1.1 mr a. F(ur splendid "New White" Nickel-plated Sewing Machines All Complete. I urn oirering tlics.; machines at cost, not having tho limn or room to deal in tln-in uny Ioni-r. Thin is a dim opportunity to cecum ono of tlinwi most popu lar, Inut furnilslinl, ami c ruinly tlm most (Icsiralilc of all Sewing Marliim-H. 1 also oiler tlm following bargaiim: Forty Ladies' New Market Cloaks for$l less than Cost. Twentu-jive Gents pie Overcoats, (this season's pur chase,) for Si less than Cost. These me all new, desiraU) goods, and will pay :iO per cent, on the inv.sl ment even if one had lo lay tliem away until next Winter. I have a number of other bargains to offer and to which I will call atten tion from time to time. MM .sBi mm : If. V. PATTKItSON. W. II. r vlTKIISOX. I ,F Mtn Ei., Contractors, Plastering, Stone Brick Work. and -ALSO PE.M.KHS IN Tacoma and'San Juan Lime, American and English Cement, New York and California Plaster, Plstering Hair, Fire Brick, Lath, Marble Dust, Etc., Etc. ADDRESS: F. F Patterson h Co, EUGENE CITY. OKKGoN. Qrrx, V till IU kith A S. n. Irimming silk and ins in all shades. Moirea ntique Silks Velvets in Colors. The jinest stock of French KID SHOES ever brought to this place- BOOT an l SHOES in all grades. GROCERIES of all descriptions v. r 1 1 1 k o . CRAIN BROS. DEALERS 1N- Ualclio and Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, etc Watches. Clocks, and Jewelry repaired and warrauterl. Northwest corner of Willamette and Eighth streets. Something New. Ml! GEORGE WILCOX WITH J. A. WIN TER, will make photiwrapMe enlarge ineiits by the new Permanent Ercmido pr.M-nu, finely finished in India Ink and Water Colors. Sat- .- m . i '1 Hft' -,H II' PHYSICIANS, yiiNisTKRs, vocalists, puklic ll I. Speakers ami the Profcdoiis generally recommeml SANTA Al'.l E a the lest of all medicine for diseases of tho Throat, Chest ami Lung. BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.' See that our trade mark. SANTA Al'.l E. is on every lsittlc. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Of . mmm rewa Hi) s.",not For A lictter or more pleasant remedy fur tlio cure of Coiixiimptinn, I'i'U-Ih, A si lima. Croup, Whooping Cough, mid I'rouchiul tinulili-s lUn GREEN'S LUNG KESTOKEI:. SAN TAAI'.IE, AI'.IETINE and MOUNTAIN RALM COUGH ('I RE. Not a secret com Hiund. A complete mivtuie without tho dition of any powders. ml- f(ALIFORNIA ClJligiSiSf GUARANTEED A POSITIVE CUI.'E M for Catarrh, Cold in the Head, May Fever, Rose Cold. Catarrhal Deafness and Sore Eyes. Restoies the si-nse of la-.tii and smell; removes had taste, ami impli-asant lueatli, re stdtiugfroiu Catarrh. Easy ami pleasant to use. l'ollow direction ami a cure is varruntil lv all drnexdsts. Send for circular to A III K TINE MEDICAL CO., Oimille, Cal. Ask for SANTA AlllE AND CAT - R CURE, For sale by nil druggists, .IUMI10. JUMI'.o. , The orieinal Abletinn Ointment is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an ab solute cure for ohl sores, burns, wounds, cliap- xil hands, and all skin eruptions. ill posi tively rum nil kinds uf piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Ointment. For side by all druggists. Snell, Hcitshll ft Woodaid, Wholesale Agls, Portland, Oregoon. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN IT AVING A LARGEAND COMPLETE stock of Staple and Eimiy Groceries. Isnight ill the best markets EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, . Can offer tho public better pri'-es than any other house IN EUGENF. Produce nf all kinds taken at market price. t You Can Save time, and money by calling on STERLING HILL and letting him reiicw your mibscriptioiis for neWHpaiers, story papers ami magazines, no aIho keens a coinnletu stcH-k of Magazines, in- eludiiiL' Centnrv. Harper, Leslie etc. All tho sipul.tr libraries, Seaside, livoll". Mamiarn, Munroa anil otliers. In fact everything usu ally found in a 1st class news depot, P O lluild ing, Eut'ene. B. F. DORRIS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ACENT. rHAVE SOME VERY DES1RAP.LE Farms, fiiinroved and Uniiiiproveil Town property for sale, on easy tei nis. Property Seated and Eonta Ccllcctcd. The Insurancxi Coinpaiiics I represent ar among the Oldest and uuwt Reliable, aii'l in the Piiomi-t andE'ji ir.tnr.i! adjustment of llieir losses Stash Sro.vii to Nonk. A share of your patronage is s-ilicited. Ollico up stairs, otcr th ( Jrange Store. li. K. DOKIIIS. INSURANCE. 7E HAVE HEEN APPOINTED f I airetiU tor tlio insurance tympanic er- nierlv held by Mr lias Jjiuer, ami aro pre parol to insure your noMfi. Earn, Wheat, Wool, Etc-, Etc- against 1hw by (ire, anil can give you choice of some of th" I'.rsT Coucanim otiiih Coast. ... .:o: ... ..... t i.r..t,il.llv Is.'fTlh.u. . f i HWI'IIH KS A K.tKISI. Somethin Hsu , Spoak Dut One Word. "Sneak bill one word," ho cried, And madly clipped In r hand, "Speak but one word, inv love. And I Khali mKlcrsland." "I ask llo hwvi t curesii (H lovers when the part; I urn conl. nt to wait; Speak but one word, dear heart." "Mine is a trustim; soul, That rests its fate on thee, It speaks no vow of love, Spi nk but mio word to mi1," "Speak! Apeak!" ho cried, "and still My heiu t's wild pil-n-puts " She looked into his eves And softly whispered "Rats!" n Sprnmni Ptiuinn Cdiiimnni. The oase with w hich peiisionij wnro fr.iV.dulentlir olifnined tniih-r, the lonso practices that prevailed in the llepuh licnn administration of tlm l'onsiim liiireau, is now having an illustration in Washington in the investigation lieing instituted ley (!:'liera! I'lack, the pension superintendent in tlm case of one Thomas I lawley, who served in l!ompany 1, First, Vermont caxairy. I'revious to Ids recent application for a pension, nothing has lieen heard of I lawley's whereahouts since he disap peared from tho City Point hospital, in Virginia in ISli-l. In the year 1871 his wife obtained a pension on account of his alleged death in a hospital. In 1880, n citizen nf Hut land tiled an ap plication for and nlitained a pension for I lawley 'h minor child, on the ground that the father had died in service and the mother had left Ver mont, deserting her oll'sprinc. Now the doubly accounted dead I lawley turns up like a had coin, and he, loo, wants a pension on account of his Mil iant services performed in the hospital. Hut (leneral I 'lack has a knack of cn ipiiring into such claims that is quito discouraging to the hard -wnrkhiy claim ngents- Now, if each of these claims had heen severally presented in con gress, they would have passed Uliclial1 longed and President Cleveland would have been strongly condemned hy tho New York Tt'i'mim and iiiauufacturcra of (Irand Army sentiment of the Cor poral Tanner type, if ho. had vetoed all cr any one of them. The report of W. W. linker, State Hairy Commissioner, is at hand, from which we limf that ho has a pretty good thing of it. llo i.i publishing a sporting journal in this city, and dur ing li ih term of ollico has had unlimited lasses on railroads. Notwithstanding this ho has put in his hill against the state for railroad fare including slcep- rs, for Imguy rides and for tho rent of tlm ollico whore, ho publishes his paper. Hut tin most glaring pull at the Hack is his putting in a hill of $000 for his son .1. W. liuker as a deputy commis sioner, hesides a largo amount of "pros pecting for oleomargarine," tasting hut tor, etc. Young linker is not of ago yet, and is employed principally m dealing curds for 1'.. W oblicr at his oamhliiig roouiH. For twenty ono mouths, ending l)ecenihcr III, 188(1, I'.aker nnd son havo received 8'J,100 in Halaries, besides ollico rent, furnituro niggies, slopping cats, railroad fares, hotel hill:!, and the Lord knpws what not. linker's expense account will ho an interesting document, for Gov. Pen noyer to look over, The Stato Dairy Commission is n sinecurn as it has heen run, and thuinhscrews ought to he put on it. Portland Democrat. A Washington dispatch of tho loth inst. savs: lien I lolladay has sold his farm near this cily. W ith his own poor health and tlm fact that his wifo is an invalid, his alliurs are in a very COIIIpllcalcil COIKIIllOll Ul III" present, time. The long sickness and death of his son. lien llolludav. Jr.. was a sad blow. The young mar. was cngagci in tin; claim business, which neces sarily failed ns soon as he was taken i . the result being that his af fairs were left in n tangled condition. In addition to his own business, tho fn ther Ifas tried to do what ho could to straighten out the affairs of his son tlm difficulty of tlm task hums hctter imagined than dcsirilied.--Videtto, Citizen Am you going to church to-morrow? Railroad .Man No; no. Tho Inter stato law is very stru t in all respects and we have got to bo yery cautious not to infringe any part of it. Citizen Will you tako a drink? Railroad Man i cs; yes. In many respects wo shall have to continun along as wo havo Wn doing till thn commissioners am appointed inul con strue thu doubtful features of the law Reecher om o- began an address woman's rights with this: on I think that man is vastly superior to woman as man: and woman IB vastly superior to man--as woman ami that both of them together are morn than a match for either of them separately. THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of lio-ir our lives ii njiii..'iin v.. '.sou ....... 1 CI M MlTtDEItLD FOR HIS SI0.NEF. OiR of llic flost Cold Blooiltil Miinlrrs Ertr Coiniiiillttl in Linn County Comes lo Light at llurrislmr;. Albany Herald, March :?.. Last Friday tlm Herald published a dispatch from llarrishurg stating that Schuyler Ford, a young man l!l years of age, n stepson of Peter 1 1 . Wigle of llarrishurg had disappeared from that vicinity about a month ago, and nothing lias heen heard of him since, He had purchased a lot in Co hurg upon which he had built a house to run a saloon, and for which business ho had bargained of J. II. P.utler of that placo for a slock of goods. hen lu.st.seen he Mail upon his person 700 in money and Albany bank checks, his pistol and overcoat remaining at tho hotel uncalled for. , Sunday evening the following dis patch was received, confirming tho cars of tho friends who thought ho had been murdered for his money: : llAitutsuiito, March 27 Schuyler C. Ford, the young man who wus missed from this vicinity about five weeks ago, was found in tho Willamette river to-day, two and otic- half miles below llnrrishurg nt In gram's ferry, lodged against a log. Tho body was in a fair state of preserva tion and could ho identified by close observation. Ono tade of tho head was broken, also the lower jaw-hono was broken, being undoubtedly tho re sult of direct force or violence. Ihero was found on tlm body a wurranty deed' to a lot ho haJ purchased in Co- mig, Lint! county, also numerous Int ers from his relatives and frionda His watch was on his person, the chain lin ing broken off and gone. 'Ah yet thero is no clue to tho mysterious affair, hut a Hi-riuus fact is established almost be yond a doubt that we havo in our midst honds in the shape of men that 1 murder it human being tor tlio sake of a small gain. It is hoped that the cormiers jury when asssembled I elicit something that may lend to the discovery of tho perpetrators of this foul murder, The body of tho murdered man wn brought to this city yesterday on tho way to Corvallis for interment. J hero is much feeling over the affair nt llar rishurg, and citizens of that place have signilied their willingness to oiler a lib- ral reward for the apprehension ot of the assassins. It was expected that the coroner's jury would concludo their examination of the case yester day hut it is learned that they will withhold their decision for u tew uaya in hope of obtaining more direct evi dence. Duvo WiggiuB, of North Powder, ft black- smith by trade, and a former resident of linker City, on tho 2filh of last KovemUn, outraged Armeda Gardner, his own Histei-ln-Inw, n girl fourteen years of ngc, and who is ho crippled and ill formed that she- was nimble o go about her homo only upon her hands and knees. Sho wns a pitmblo object to behold. The unfortunate girl was living at tho time in tho household of Wiggins, and tho benst, after neeompliHlihig bis devilish work, through threats of murdering her frightened tlio poor y,irl into silence, nntil now. Tho discovery that nlio was soon to becoino a mother brought out tho trim facts ami caused tho nrrcHt of Wiggins. Ho had a preliminary hearing before- Justice Holland, mid was hound over in tho sum of $Ar0 to await tho action of tho grand jury of Union comity. Tho girl was tnkon by persons at North Powder to Union where hho is now a county charge. Tho Salem Talk says thero is a case of smallpox seven miles nortu of Maicni, n llazlodcll: "Homo days ago a woman, who said she had eomo from California on foot, stopped at a housu in Iluzcldull ami rcipicst- tho inmates to nllow her to rest for a slion time, mid also asked for a drink of water. Sho was grunted tho privilcgo of resting nnil given tho water, thoso in tho houso thinking sho was insane. It was noticed at tho time that something was tho matter with her face. Several days ufter mm of tho members of the family was taken sick, and symptoms of smallpox nppenrt -.1. f he physician in charge says if anyone has any doubts as to its being gonuino KinalliMjx, please to havo them call and sco tho patient. Tho woman has not lecu scon since her appearance at tho house. Sho may have perished iu tho woods or some out of the way place. It is thought she got ofl' tho tiain nt some station near by. List July Willis Skill", a prominent merch ant of Union county, mysteriously disap peared, and thn o men, Rubier, Tilietts, and Godfrey were tried for his. murder. Tho prosecution iu tncli ease failed to establish the fact that SkilT had Wn murdered and that cither of tho three men mentioned weio guilty of his murd r. It now transpires that SkifT wan not murdered, but simply jumped the country. It is claimed by the linker City Democrat that SkilT has lieou run down in Canada, near Detroit, by a shrewd detective. If this is true, w hat has heretofore proved an inexplicable my stery is cleared tip, and tho stain still resting npou the three iimocenlly aecusf J UleU removed.