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f I . -i - JL .J i I? : ' J ESTABLISHED FOR THE DISSEMNATIOX OP DEBOCRITIC PRINCIPLES, AND TO EARN N IIONEST LITINC BY THE SWEAT OP OCR BROW. I ..1 - t-ZTTT-X-MTZTX-Z OL.20. EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2G 1887. NO, 21). CITY ARB. in in Ij-JtLi u fj Jltf (Eugene (City tett. 1 (ri'BLISHED EYE11Y SATURDAY.) 1. L. UAM1 ULLL, lMibllfther and rroprlclor. OFFICE -Ou the East side f Willamette treet, between Seventh and Eighth Street!. TKXUS OF SUBSCKIPTION. I ivr annui ( 50 , 1.25 .75 SIX .UOT'H'- . lliree month. OUR ONLX KAJ'KS OF ADVKU'l'KlXO. Advertisements inserted on follows: One square, ten lilies or less one insertion M; curb subsequent insertion 81. Cah required in advance. advertisers will lw charged ah. the fol lowing rules: ' tine square three month W One square six mouth. . HW One square one year. U W Transient notices in local column, 'JO cents er line tor each insertion. Advertising bills will he rendered quarterly. All job work must be paid fob on delivery. L. BILYEU, -Attorney and Counsellor at Law,- eugen'e city, oregon. ouactices ix allthe courts of I this State. Will (five special utteutiun to collections und probate matters. OKKlcE--Over Ilendrick 4 Eukin's bank. " . CEO. B. DORRIS, ' . Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, yriU. PRACTICE IX THE COURTS V of the Second Judicial District and in he Supreme Court of this Statu. Special attention given to collections and matters in probate Washburne & Woodcock Attorncy-at-Lawt tCUUliXK CITY, - - - OREGON OFFICE At tho Court Mouse. jy8ra3 GEO. A. DOUIUH. B. W. CONDOK. CONDON & DORRIS, Attorncys-at-Law. EUGEXE CITY, - - - OREGON Office Over Robinson 4 Church's hardware store. CEO. M. MILLER, Mtorny and Ccunsalbr-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. EUGEXE CITY, - OREGOX. Ortlce formerly occupied by Thomson 4 Bean. J. E. FENTON, AUorney-at-Lavr. EUGEXE CITY OREGOX. Special attention given to ReiU Estate Frac ice and Abstracts of Title. Office Over Grange Store. T.W.IIAltllIS,M.D. Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE Wilkin's Drug Store. Residence on Fifth street, where Dr hhelton ormerly resided DR. JOSEPH P. GILL, (1 AX BE FOUXD AT HIS OFFICE or res idence when not professionally engaged. Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby erian Church. J.J. WALTON, Jr., ATTORN KY-AT-L AW, EUGEXE CITY, OREGOX. WILL PRACTICE IX ALL THE Courts of the State. . Special attention given to real estate, col ecting, and probate matters. Collecting all kinds of claims against tho United States Government. Ollice in Walton's brick-rooms 7 and 8. B. F. DORRIS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE ' ACENT. I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE Farms, Improved and Unimproved lown property for sale, on easy terms. Property Eentcd and Cents Collected. The Insurance Compauics I represent are among the Oldest and most Reliable, and In the Prompt andEyi:iT.B:.l adjustment of their losses Stand Second to Xone. share of your patrons;," is solicited. Omca,upsUirs, over the Grange Store. B. F. DO I! HIS. J. DAVIS, Merchant Tailor. HAS OPEXED A SHOP OX NINTH Street opposite the Star Bakery, wheie he is prepared to do all kimls of work offered in his line. . A Urge tk of Fine Cloths on band It customers to select from. One nf oiir .iH-rialtii is the cutting and akin of Ladi Cloak. Repairing and cleaning done promptly. sat isfaction guarantee,!. ugene. Not. 6, ldriti. tf n mi n vsm u : OUR MG STOCK Brownsville Mgns Boys Clothing y ani U'sFiiriii5liiii(f T J HATH OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES Suits Made to Order. Fits Guaranteed. No TROUBLE to SHOW Goods. J. W. CHERRY, Walton's Brick. tt u -; ei-i a aih FOR THE JUSTLY I kind f a m jW -GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS fj!Ef We are still at the old reliable "Grange Store," VA and can sell you anything that you want to eat ot wear, fill Cheaper Than NEW GOODS. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF iBEAUTIFUL 'DRESS G00DS& From the Cheapest to the Best at prices according to quality. A LARGE BOQfS and MMM From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties can be suited either as to Price or Quality. Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Price up to the Finest; can suit you if you give us a call. OUR STOCK is fcif Frc!lj, ffew nnd Stylish Look us over; if we do not sav(-you m-m.-y, r will innk aotn one il sell to you low. A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES. E. B. DUNN. GOODS. See our remarkably complete and elegant new stock at the WrLOWKST PRIO . CELEBRATED CtW the Cheapest. STOCK OF All Karl, of Tolaoa. Mr. W. 1'. Dairy, Advcrti-ing Agent of the Brooklyn KUvatcd Railroad, write: "Ii lnmuiiit ny rhpumutisin swelled my lcg and uitiis to twice their niilurul size. I sutliKil c5ruivii:;ing pain. Your won dei hil S. S. S , inuiie u u'luplcte cure. 3f njf,r t-i iov lleilit, editor of the S";..ru.. ( X;rnfi(r inJ J'uit t'tirnwr. At io;:., O.i'., Vkiilei: " 1 have fully tested tl?,. vlr- j oi Swut's SprciAc) both as a rl:eiiiii.it.tm'riiri' and a tonic. It has done tun in. Vo than its proprietors claim forit. , Mi' yieht Loup, Jr. wirti the Stro lii 'jr,' l.itli.(riB)''iie Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, jiii-' '1 Kiitluivd for two years with a linililn itr!iiii( and ainful soies on my iu' k, ui'ins, lands and hui'ia. No pliv n ii.n con Id help me. a. S. S. relieved mo rrrfcetly and I fi-el like u tew man. !.!((.. Aimind.i log e, of GiMimia, X. C, rne: "Mv labr, whin four moiitlm AO.. Ucv- lo; cd s: rc:uU lie hu.1 u -ti re riini!s and sore. on the neck. 1 sent for "Ur family physician, w ho pronounced it se'oli.ia, und pivscrilxd S. 8. S. for it. I jmvp the Uiby S S S and it a on j;ot the di.-ein under couliol. Tho sores are h ihd. iiml the baby is will and hrulthv. I Unow S. S S. saved its life, und I toid our (iii 'tor so. He i a rrcuhir liyn i.iu, Bud pri n-ril ed S. 8. S. for the baby as .oou Hf e kiw it hud scrofula. '!'i'ii-io on Blood and mailed free. TllK SWUT Lluwer 3, Atlanta, Ga. Skin Dispnurs fcrwiFiu t)o- What Is It? That produces that beautifully soft com plt'xiou and leaves no truces of its applicn tion or injurious clVects? The answer, Via (loin's Roliertine accomplishes all this, and is pronounced by ladies of tusto and rellne uiciit to be the most delightful toilet articlo ever produced. Warrantiul harmlcsH and matchless. F. M. Wilkius, ngent, Eugene City. Delays are Dangerous. You say, well, 'tis only a slight cold, look out, it mar lead to an inHamation of the lining ing of numerous air cells of the Lungs this Ik Pneumonia, Or to spanmodiu roiitraetions of the libres of the air imsaagen, which is Asthma; or the influm.'ition ot the lining membrane of the throat and tulien which paxs through the Lungs, winch in the hrst stace is called limn- chit in, and may lead to consumption. Santa Alue In delicious in flavor, certain aim pertect in itn I cult. A few dot.es will relieve, a thor ough treatment euro the ahove named dUeiwe. hvery bottle warranted by all druggists. Don't Believe It Win u told that F. M. Wilkins, tha dritiMst, is nut Btdlinu "Wisdom's llobortino" for the coniiilcxiou, the most elegant mid only really harmless preparation of its kind in tho world, and giving n beautiful picture card with every bottle. H.M California Cat-R Cure. Tho only umirnnleed cure for oalarrh, cold in tho head, hav fever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore eyes.' Restore the sense of tiiKto and unpleasant lirentli, resulting I nun catarrh. Easy mid pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, bv all druggiHts. Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville, Cnl. MX mouths' treatment for $1. I'D; scut by mail $1.10. For sale by all druggists. 9 harm lor bale. I have for sale 220 acres of land know n as the UilQlnn farm, 25 acres good timber And the remainder nil prairie. All under fence: good bouse and barn; good orchard and other improvements. The place lias an abundance ol good spring water and is sit uated one. fourth mile from the Pleasant Hill school houRe, one of the best school districts in the county. Foi further partieu ars apply tn T. (t. Hk-jduicks. AVCD'C Sugar-Coated M I Uri O Cathartio II the Liver be- Q I I C comes torpid, if tho I LLvi bowels are constipated, or If tho stomach fulls to perforin its functions properly, Uso Ayer's Pills. They aro Invaluable For some years I was a victim toLlvnr Complaint, in consequence of which I sullnred from General Dubllity and Indi gestion. A few boxes of Ayer's Pills restored me to perfect health.. W. J Brlghtncy, Henderson, W. Vu For years I have relied more upon Ayer's Pills than anything else, to Regulate mv bowels. These Pills are mild In ac tion, and do their work thoroughly. I have used them, with good effort, Jn cases of Rheumatism and DyspcpBU. O. F. Miller, Attlcborough, Muss. AyCf 's Pills cured me of Stomach and Liver troubles, from which I bad suffered for years. I consider them the best pills niwte, and would not lie without them. Morris Gates, Dowusvllle, N. x. I was attacked with Dillons Fever, which was followed by Jaundice, and was so dangerously ill that my friends despaired of my recovery. I commenced taking Ayer's Pills, and soon regained my customary strength and vigor. John O. Patluon, Lowell, Nebraska. ' Last spring 1 suffered greatly from a troublesome humor on mv side. In spite of every effort to cure this eruption, It in creased until the tlesh became entirely raw. I was troubled, at the same time, with Indigestion, and distressing pains tn The Bowels.. By the advice of a Wend I began taking Ayer's Pills. I n a short time 1 was freu from pain, my food digested pronerly, the sores on my body comment! healing, and, in less than one month, I was cured. - Samuel D. White, Atlanta, Ga. I have long used Ayer's Pills, In my family, and believe them to be the beat pills made. 8. C. Darden, Darden, Miss. My wife ami little girl were taken with Dysentery a few days ago, and I at once b-gan giving them small doses of Ayer's Pills, thinking I would call a dortor II tho disease berame any worse. In short time the bloody discharges stopped, all pain went away, and health was restored. Theodore Esliiig, Richmond, Vs, tt Ayer's PiUs4 - rnreJfcyIr.J.C.lykCo.,Lc)weU.Mt.. Sold by all IhsOcts la Medicine. 1 Noble Br nrfarlion. A tchWtam from Vudah-Pesth to a Frank fort inurnml states that Baron llirsch has de cided to distribute 100,lRi(,lHKIfrauc,or about J JO.lHHJ.tKtO, among all eustiug Luropeau Jewish charitable institutions. Since Shakespeare drew his picture of Shv- lock tho world has had to correct the portrait many times and nuder umny conditions, some of which, were the contrast drawn, would not redound especial Iv to the glory and honor of the Oi utile. It may be assumed that at the present day, among intelligent uud educated people, the fierce and liur.asouing hostility which once existed against the Jews as a race hh died out aud that they are on precisely the same plaue aa any other people, saving, perhaps, a feeelng of their being still aliens, winch they themselves encourage, or at least do not try to discourage. It is certain that in works of cbaiity and . benevolence, slid especially to those who are ot tin' sf&l of Abraham, the Jew sets an ex amide which niav be counted but cannot -die I'rxci lied by people of other blood and other faiths. I harity, particularly mat cliarity which rightly begins at home, is a cardinal virtue with the Israelites, and one which be does not sutler to grow rusty or worn out by disuse. There Are no more complete or bet ter organized or more useful charitable or benevolent institutions iu the United States than those of the Israelites, and noun where less distinction of class or rank is ohaetved. They are model institutions of the kind, and it is a bright jewel iu the crowu of the mod ern Jews iu America that they are well aud amply supported. lhe condition ol the Jews Iu some Parts ot Europe, nnd especially iu certain of the Rus sian provinces, is deplorable. They have beau ostracised nnd persecuted with a rancor which is more befitting tho Dark Ages than the close of the niut tuouth century. The Russian government, or at least the depart mental governments, have hot hesitated to proscribe them, to exile them nnd to confis cate their property, reducing many of them whose sole crime was their religion, to penu ry and destitution. It is doubtless to the relief of man; of these unhappy people that a portion of Baron Hirsch's uiuuitlceut charity will be extended, as his secretary has been dispatched to Rus sia to begin the distribution of the fund. The imiueusity of that fund is almost be yond the powei of conception. To think of $20,(100,000 being given to this single pur pose strikes us with admiration and amaze ment, The good that such nn enormous amount of money can do is incalculable, the amount of suffering it will relieve beyond computation. Baron llirsch is to be com mended for his prudence, as well us his mar- vulous generosity, in being the administrator of his benillceuce, instead of waiting to have this gigantic- sum distributed by his executors, In this way it will lie. done in accordance with his wishes, and thoroughly ami system utically, as it might not bo dnue otherwise, Barou Hirsch certainly merits a civic crowu not alone from his coreligiouists, but from all who believe iu the virtues of charity aud buuevoleuoo. King IIuiiiutii'i Story. Ono day, after listening patiently to a cer tain court wit, who had Md a most extrav agant yarn made out of whole cloth, the Mug remarked, quietly: "l can easily be lieve the story because I have had a wore curious experience myself. On oue occasion 1 nail lieeu out bunting sll day loug, end was returning home empty-handed and vary much di-gusted at my bsd luck, when l a thrush Hew up within range of my ' gun a id, thinking it better than nothing, I blazed eay at it, and, to my great astonishment. brought down not only tue thrush, but good-sized hawk. The explanation is very simple., for yon see, just at the moment wheu I pull.d the trigger this hawk, which was also out hunting, had swooped down upon the thrush, and in conseqence the one shot had dons for both birds. But that was not all. The report of my gua had scared up a rabbit, and, as luck would have it, the hawk fell directly o buunie's back, snd be ing only wounded, immediately attacked the poor beast so fiercely that be, sutlering uu dor the cruel claws, began to dig up the earth frantictlly with his paws, snd present ly uncovered two immense trulllei, Ho, you see, with a tingle shot, 1 bagged a fins hawk to stuff, a thrush to Im 1, s nice fat rabbit to stew and two splendid truth) s for the season ing." Cor. Philadelphia Times. , Wifktd Ncwburghtn. The Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, once pastor of the Second Reformed church, at l'23d street sud Sixth aveiiuo, New York city, in a ser- mon ou infidelity, stated that at one time, years sgn, thirty-six men residing in New burgh banded themselves together as a soci etv of infidels, recognizing no Ood, snd de fying His power if there was any. They baptised A cat, slid gave the holy communion to a dog. Within a period of five years escb and every oue of the thirty-six hail met his death iu sn unnatural manner. On investi gation it has been found that the society was instituted nearly hall a century ago. Near the entrance to the tiresent NewbiiruhTriuitv church stood A partly decayed tree, in the hollow ol which the immersion of the cat look place. The stutement in regard to the full txterminalion of the society within fivs tears is true. The entire thirty-six met with unnatural deaths seven of the number com mitted suicide and five were killed in railroad accidents, lhe others coming to an nntiinely end in various manners. Many older resi dents remember the circumstances of the in stitution and the extermination of the society quite well. Albany, N. Y., Argus. Scientists note a great diminution of forest trees in Russia and say it is becaus the cli mate is growiug colder sll the time. Russia has always been A cold place to grow treason That is to say, it has the Hiberiukt climate in lhe world. Now don't say that's Don thin my son. Neva be Volga, even for the sake of Russia in a joke. There now, take ths emibiuatioo and run it out. We like to see yon enjoy yourself. T) oi.hl min. nf Aoslrali. eontinn. (a ha verv productive. Some of them are more .ban 4XXJ feet in depth, and many will be link even lower than that in the near future, This is contrary to tb predictions of old mining experts, who said many years Ago tb.t no gold would tvr be found it Austrslia i - 'i,"h(tr' ater thun a bandied feet. I Fok HjuxLV) lU in all porta ol Euifene j City with id without houm. Triers to .ulL Gto. M. Miixxa, Council Proceedings. Council Chavusr, Emus Crrr, I Ob., Nov, 22, 1S87. ( Council met pursuant to adjournment. Present Mayor Dunn, Councilinen Ltickey, Church, McCiiing, Friendly and Dorris, Re corder and Marshal. On motion of Mr Friendly the mayor was authorized to make all necessary Arrange ments for the reception and entertainment of Col. Crocker, end party on their arrival in Eugene City on the occasiou of the formal opening of the O. ,v. C. toad. MrMcClung.from the committee on streets reported Eleventh and Patterson street im nrovements completed as required by ordi nance No. 2H. On motion the reports of the committee were adopted aud ordcriil on file. Mr McCluiia presented ordinance ao. w. assessing the cost of the improvements on Eleveuth street to the property holders there of, which was read aud on motion was pass- 1 nnauimonsl) . TKe reports of the city surveyor showing the amount due from the property holders along the line ot Eleventh mid Charuclton street improvements was read and on motion the reports wero adopted anil oruereu ou uie. Ordiuaucc No. 41, assessing the cost of the improvements on Pattcrsou street to the property holders thereof was read and on motion was passed uuaniiuoiisly. Mr McClung, from tue committee oi me whole, to whom was referred the proposition f the Electric Light Co. to furnish street lights submitted the following report: To the Common Council of Eugene t ity : Ws vonr committee to whom was refered the location of street lights for Eugene, would recommend the following: On rth St at intersection of uth and rear I, 111 aud Willaimtte and 5th and Charnelton. On tlth, At tlth and pearl, Oth and illam- tie, and Uth and Lincoln. On 7th. at 7th aud High. 7th and Willam ette. 7th and Charnelton, aud 7lh and Law rence. On Rtb, at Uth and Pearl, 8th and Mill, HtU and Olive, 8th and Lincoln, aud Hth aud Oak. Ou lth. at Oth And High, !Uh and Pearl, and Uth nnd Oak. Ou 10th, At 10th uud Willamette, aud 10tU and Chariioltoti. On 11th, at 11th and Teurl nnd 11th and Willamette. J. II. Mc Cmtnu. Chairman. After a full consideration of the report, ou motion of Mr McClung tho committee was au thorized tn enter into contract for six mouths with the Electric Light Co. for 21 street lights for ths sum of "() per mouth, said lights to be located lis designated by the com mittee. On motion the rule was suspended and warrants ordered drawn for the following bills to-wit: J F Rowland, $t)l)0; Henry Churchill, f'J8; EUllolleubeck, ?(5 It O Sheltou, ti. On motion adjourned. "Wlwl Xhnilowi we Are," Nolinu the death, nt Memphis, of Judge Ellett, at tho conclusion of his address wel coming Cleveland, tho bait Lake Tribune was moved to utter these sentiments: "yueer oieolures, are we not? Yesterday a gentle man made an address of welcome in luilialt of his section to the president of the United States; it wst probably the Uuest that baa been pronounced before the president since he lelt Washington; mere was no naw m me composition, no wandering of thoughts; nothing tbrougb It all that gave a premoni tion of weakness or of failing faculties, aud yet a few minutes later tue briltinui man was but a elod of clay, pulseless, voiceless, dsud. The light bad gone from his eyes, the aoute biain had been soaled; the voice, the tones of which still lingered in the air was hushed forever. "What shadows we sru; what shad ows we pursue 1" From nothing, mau iu a little while becomes so strong sun ursve inns ha uncle, ha la an lmnnrliiut factor in this old world, but .von while he is exulting there comes a message to him snd he drops out of sight, and ths world moves ou, eveu aa the deep aea smooths its fsce when a pebble is oast into its depths. That man yesterday was one moment enchanting those, annum him; the next he hail begun to ornmble to dust. Where did the brilliant mind go'r Did it slip away unseen to be found in some other laudr It will be worth a Journey dowu the dark valley to Bud out all these things, will it not? Fulfil Emounier Wilh u Shark. James E. Hamilton, tfio mail carrier be- tweeu Miama aud Lake Worth, ou the South Atlantio coAst, was devoured by man enters Uillsboro Inlet, on October 18th. Ho was a stont, athletic young man, snd carried the mail between the two places, ou the beach uiott of the way. The Inlet Is a ilangerons crossing, the back waters of the Everglades meeting the tides and I roducing heavy and ' dangerous seas. Sharks of the mo-t raven ous kind abound there. An old Usbcrman named Waring, who was within half a mile of Hamilton wheu he begun crossing, de- -scribes the tragedy as a horrible occurrence. When Hamilton reached the middle of the inlet the sharks flocked about his bout, leap ing ten loot or more out out oi me waier in their eagerness to get at humau flesh. Hamilton fonuht them with bis oars, out loon both were bitten off and dashed out of his hands. Then they Assailed the boat, tearing huge pieces olf the gunwale. Soon ' it began to sink, and II uiiiltun became stu tiefixd with fear. Another blow ou the frail ooat and be was thrown headlong Into the masses of fierce sea wolves. One shriek of aony and all was over. The sea was dyed lor yards around with his life blood. Search- WW . I . 1 .L lug parties were scut oui. iiumuion s ueaia was such a horiible one that no mail carrier over that route has yet been secured. Sci entific American. 1 Finn roa Silk, A farm containing 390 acrei, situated V, miles from Eugene snd V, miles from Irving, is offered for sale at $:0 per acre. There are 130 acres under cul tivation; 80 more is open land. The rest is timber land famishing abundance of wood of all kiniU. close to market. There are three e od orchards on the place. The soil is very neb snd well adapted to fruit raising. Will be divided to suit purchasers. Apply to J. J. Waltoh, Jb., Eugene, City, Or. Having perfected arrangements with par ties in Portland, I liu able now to find pur ch f rs 'or luids, more readily than hcretofoie. If yon have laud for sale, im-prc-V4,d of unimproved, yon rannot lis btt tr than W entrust your business with us. Torms reasonable. "Your patronage solicited. IS. F. Dobhis. i ' r;-