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CMart np u tl il-ll 1 J J -J ESTABLISHED FOR TI1E DISSP..W.,TII1N OP DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, AND TO EARN IN HONEST LIVIXC BY TUB SWEAT OF OCR BROW. GEN CITY ARB, Oh. 20. e.iMj!- I I l ". She (Jugate tfitti ftuarfl. (PUBLISHED EYE'.tY S.UTU'.UY.) 1. L (U.MIT.KLL. PiiMiHlicr uutl Proprietor. oFl'ICE-Oii the Eaai Vide Willamette .' irt- t. between Seventh nmt Eighth Street. TERM OF SUBSCRIPTION. rr Milium Six Months Ihree months ?2 50 1.25 75 Ol) It ONLT KATKrt OH ADVKIt'l'lSlNO. ilvertiiHMuenU inserted as follows: i)e square, ten liueH or less nn iiiKurtinn 83; each subsequent insertiou 81. Cah required '"'Hi'iif advertisers will l charged lit the fol- l.iwinif rate: w m line square three months W. One square six months " Onesqnareomi yoar. ....... .. . Transieut notK-m in Incut column, 20 wuw ,,tr line tor each insertion. Advertising bills will lie ran lered quarterly. All jb work nuit lo paid ron ox hkmveky. QEO. B. DDRKiS, Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, tA, PRACTICE IN THE COURTS of tlit) Second .Iiulii-itvl DisUii t ami in lit) Supreme Court of this State. Spte.ial att'iution given to collections ami matters ill probate L, BILUEU, -Attorney and Counsellor at Law, - EUGENE CITY, OUEGON. OKACTICE8 IN ALLTI1E COURTS OF L thiit State. Will (jive special attention to collections anil probata matter. Omi'K--Over Hondrick & Eakiu's bank. Washburne & Woodcock AUorncytf-sit-Luw, ,;y,JENH CITY? - - - OREGON OFFICE At the Court House. jvuu3 GEO. A. noitltis. 8. w. CONDON. CONDON & DORMS, A t to rii cy s-a t- La u , EUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON OrriCK Her Robinson & Church's hardware store. GEO. M. MILLER, ' Mtorny and Ccunsollor-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. KUGENE CITY, - OREGON. Ipflioe formerly occupied by Thompson & I'ean. J. E. E EN TON, A t to rii ey - at -1 .a w. EUGENE CITY OREGON. Siieeinl attention given to Probate business anil Abstracts of Title. Omen Over Grange Store. T.W.IIAIUUS,M.D. Physician and Surgeon. OFFICE Wilkin's Drug Store. Residence on Fifth street, where l)r Shelton oiuierly resided. Dli. JOSEPH P. GILL, 1 1AX BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res VViJence when not professionally eupitfed. Resilience on Eighth street, opposite Presby ei ian lihurch. J.J. WALTON, Jr., ATTOBNKY-AT-LAW, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. 7N.L TRACTICE IN ALL THE ?T t 'ourts of the State. Special attention given to real estate, col ectini;, anil prubato !!"tt.ers. lloliectiiij; all kiil of claims against1 the Unitwl States Goven:'iient. Office in Walton's brick rooms 7 nil 8. B. P. DORRIS, INSURANCE AIID REAL ESTATE ACE NT. I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE Farms, Improved and Uniiiiprnveil 1'own property for sale, on eay terms. Property Eontsd and Eents C.llccted, The Insurance 1'iimp.iiiie I reptvsent are amtiif the Olilest ami st Reliable, ami' in the 1'rompt ainlEwriTAB'.E niljustim-nt of their osses Stanh Second to None. share of your patrona,"1 is s'lliciteJ. Office up sUirs, over the Gran.-e SUire. 13. F. DOLIUS. J. DAVIS, Merchant Tailor. HAS OPENED A SHOP ON NINTH Street opp.wite the Star P.akerv, whoie he is prep.in.il to do all kimls of work offered in his line. A lar,;e stuck of Fine Cloths on hand f"r cnitom-r t m-lect frotiu , Kepiriiik and cleaning done pronild'y. Sat isfaction K"rmnted. Eugene, Not. 6, 188;. tf Day & Henderson, THE LEAPING FURNITURE & House in Eugene. Corner 7 th and Wi. Sts CX Sal9 AS"its for Eugene City, r , FOR THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Ca 7 GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS. I bnl We are still at the M reliable "Grange Store," 1 E-JI ami can sell you anything that you want to eat "?5 1 2 or wear, JJ V-3 Cheaper Than the Cheapest. illll BB0S. Have removed to 3Iarx' new They have a complete stock of Watches, Clockf Jewelry & Musical Instruments. -ALSO- A lai'ffc invoice of MS BARKER. Expert Gun-Smith- Stock ot Guns and Am munition on hand. i:k;kxi: - - - okkoo.v C Marx. Barber Shop and Bath Rooms Hot and cold bath iilwayn ready during the wei-k. First door north of Dunn's new block. Tfv ' r thntre fretful, peevish, XV3VVT crosg or troubled with Windy Colic, Teething Pains, or Stoniacli Disorders, can be relieved ' at once by using Acker's Baby Sixither. ! It contains no Opium or Morphine, , hence Is safe. Price 5 cents. Sold by j Osburn J: Co, Eu.-ene. C. M. COLLIEK, Attorjiey-at-Law OFl ICE:t Court Hoii-p, t'oiuny Sur veyor s room. I oil", r for wile I'll . lit) feet bn.-inesj pr I'er- v ..ii Will in. tte sir ft. on which the buyer can double his money aithiu two irs. Uko. M. Miixeb eugenecity, or, Saturday, april h, TAKING building. Christmas soods. It. I!. Cochran & Son, Ileal Estate Agents. Cugrnc City, Oregon. Will attend to general Real Estate business such us Inlying, Helling, leasing nnd re n ting farms and city property, etc. Oflice on sontb side of Ninth street. Administi ator Sale of Real Estate. "YTICE W HEREBY GIVEN THAT iA by virtue of an order of the County ('nut of Lane County, Oregon, made at the Mar. term thereof I8HS, I will sell at public auc tion at the Court House door of said county on .Monilay, April It). KN. betw.en the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and five o'clock, p in, the fol lowing deHcrilH.t real iroperty to wit: The west half of donation land claim of Wm I Dndson and wife lieing Notification S'o(i'J7. j in parts of sections three, four, nine and ten in township nineteen south, ran','e 2 west, con I tainiir: llil. 10 ai res of land situated in Lane I County. Oregon. I Terms of sale cash. A. J. CRl'ZAX, Adinistration. H. F. McCornack, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. KL'fiKNi; CITY, OREGON. otu N0.iCe. Notice ih hereby given to all owing taxes, now delinquent. Unit the County Court at its bite m-sMou ordered me to collect the same torth'Hih. This is theiefore to notify nil I cnncTiieil luat it tney wiu to save costs th- y must come forward at once ami pay the suiiie or I wiil be ob'igij to proceed agiiust them l.-ally. J. M. Sua, Sheriff Lane Co. Unite KwHIIng. Mr. M. S. Hamlin, one of the best known in-uruiioe men iu North Canilinu, writes from Winston, as follows: ' Ev?r since I was seven years of nc;o I luve hr.d what the doctors rail hip disease, und which I call white swelling. My hip was drawn out of pluce. There was a swelling at the knee-joint, where there is a profuso run ning, which has Iwc n there for years. Of course this has greatly depleted my sys tem, together with surifieal operation on the left boue. I tried every known blood purifier to build up my system, but none did mo giKid until 1 took S. S. S. I use it every spring. It idwavs builds nie up, giving me appetite and Jigeslion, nnd ena bles me ti stand the loiifr. trying, ener vating, hot summer days. To me there is no such medicine for purifying the blood and building up the wasted system as S. S S. On using it I soon btcniuu strong of body and easy of mind. My color changed from a pale, worn look to a healthy, robust complexion " Mr. G. N. Friitil, of Farniorsville, Texas, writes : "About August 1st, ISO,"), an eruption appeared on my arms and legs, which pained me much and seemed to affect my physical condition generally. On the advice of a physician at ibis place, 1 finally conimetuvd lining Swift's Specific. I am glad to say that after using three large Isittlis the son s have all healed " Ireatisn on iiion I and Skin Diseases mailed free. TliK.Svtit'l' Sl'ti tt ic Co., Drawer 3, AtlunU, tin. WhaTlsll? That produces that beanlifully soft com plexion and leaves no trnccs of its applica tion or injurious etlcctsy The answer, Vis duin's ltobertino accomplishes all this, nnd is pronounced by Indies of taste nnd refine ment to be the most delightful toilet article ever produced. Warranted harnilesR nnd matchless. F. M. Wilkins, agent, Eugene City. E. R.L CKEY&CO. AllKVIS FOU PioKUICKK it St llKlIK PttKI'AIU 1 IONS. Puresh Mother Tinctures superior iu preparation to any iu the market. liydrastine Tonic one of the finest com pounds fur debility nnd lost vitality. Hoiuoopnthic. mother tinctures und Tritu rations oO per cent stronger thnu fluid ex truelH; prices the sumo ns Eastern establish ments. Special nttoutiou is called to the U. it S. tinctures, lie sure nnd mention !, ,t 8. when prescribing, A full supply always on hand at E. It. Luckey & Co's. Lnmboi t ,t Hendersou nro the solo agents for tho celebrated Superior stoves. Take your wife and look at them. "T? f 0UW enjoy your dinner "J l3v,vv and are prevented by Dys pepsia, uso Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. They arn a positive euro for Dyspepsia, In digestion, Flatulency nnd Constipation. We guarantee them. S3 and CO cents. Osburn h Co, Eugene. School Rooks. Parents buy your school books of Mr. George Collier, formerly Me Cornack & Collier. Ho has the largest stock nnd sells at low prices. . -4. Ruckeyo mowers und bindurs at Pritchctt it Foikncr's. harm tot bale. I have for sale 220 acres of land know n ns the Gillilan farm; 25 acres good timber nnd the remainder all prairie. All under fence; good house nnd barn; good orchard nnd other improvements. The place has an abundauce of good spring water nnd is sit uated one. fourth mile from the Pleasant Hill school house, one of tho best school districts iu the county. Foi further particu ars apply to T. U. Hkndiuces. The First Sign Of failing health, whether in tho form of Night Sweats and Nervousness, or in a sense, of General Weariness and Loss of Appetite, should suggest tho use of Aycr's Snrsnpurillii. This preparation is most elToctive for giving tone ami strength to tho enfeebled system, pro moting the digestion and assimilation of food, restoring tho nervous forces to their normal condition, ami for purify ing, curicbing, ami vitalizing tho blood. Failing Health. Ten years ngo my health In'gan to fall. I was troubled Willi a distressing Cough, Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous ness. I tried various remedies pre scribed by different physicians, but became so weak that I coil Id not go up stairs without stopping to rest. My friends recommended mo to try Ayer's iSursannrilla, which I did, and I am now ns healthy and strong as ever. Mrs. E. L. Williams, Alexandria, Minn. I have tiBed Ayer's SnrsnpariHa. in my family, for Scrofula, and know, if it is taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly eradicate this terrible disease. I have al.'io prescribed it as a tonic, ns well as an alterative, and must say that I honestly believe it to be tho best blood medicine evercompoiinded. W. F. Fowler, M. D. V. V. 8., Urcenvillo,Tcuu. Dyspepsia Cured. It would lie impossible for me to le scrilw yhat I sullered from Indigestion and Headache up to the time I began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I was under tho euro of various physicians, and tried a (rreat many kinds of medicines, but never obtained more than temporary re lief. After taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla for a abort time, my headache disap peared, and my stomach performed iu duties more perfectly, 'i'olay my health is complete! v restored. Mary llarley, Springlield, Mass. I have been greatly lienefited by the prompt use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It tones and invigorates the system, regu lates the action of the digestive and assimilative organs, and vila.'res tho Idood. It is, without doubt, tho most reliable blood purifier yet discovered. II. I. Johnson, Mi Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. tt Ayer's Sarsaparilla, 1'rep.rwl by I. J. 0. Ayer k Co., I-ow.II, Usm. Fries SI I yU botUrs, i. isss. Council Proceedings. Council Ciiamiku, Ei'okns Cirt, I On., Apr.'.', ISM. j Council met pursuant to adjournment. Present Mayor Dunn, Couneilmen Mo Clung, Friendly, Luckey, liilyeu, Dorris, and liecorder and Marshal. Tho minutes of tho last meeting read and approved. The Finance Committee reported favorably on the following bills, and on motion orders were di. urn for the several amounts: J T Witt r $1; M A Wood, Jl; L. ISonnev, $2.50:1 W Purrt II, Hi; J P Turner, fl oo; Henry lUdiu, tt; .1 J lkllvail, (111; II J Pav, $2d.(ti; V II Howland, f i; Uobiusnn ,v Church, Ml; J K Aldermaii, $21; V W 1. Mfg Co, $1(1; 11 F Dorris, 18..i:; Horn k P.iine, ".i."; Henry Kissinger, $7; S H Friendly, f ;i.5(i; J F llrock. fl.fitl; Geo. Collier, MM; Wid Mctiee, 7; ElccUio Lighl.ro.. $1'JI;LC Mcl'lain. JI..W .1 W Clark, $l:),7i; 8 A Ogden, f7; ltobt. Mc Gee, flli.oO. Mr. McClung presented ordinance No. 4") to prevent cows and other breechy stock from running at large, which was read nnd adopted. XI r. McClumg presented ordinance No, 47, regulating the laying of water pipes on graded streets, which was read and adopted. Mr. McClung from the committee on streets, presented A report showing in detail the amount of street improvements during the year and the cost thereof, which was read nnd ordered ou tile. A protest from S II Hill, J I! Alexander, (j C Croner and others against tho improve ment of Oak street from 'Jth to 11th, was rend and ordered oil tile. A protest from Harry Perrin, Sarah I'n derwood, Altnira llcckwith and 'others ai;ainst the improvement of Oak from Gth to Stli street was read and ordered on tile. The following bills were rend and referred to the Finance Committee: G F Croner, it; August Kepp, 55; E O Fallon, J'.UIO; S Potter, $1.00; Journnl, $:l.5(l; L Simon, $:t-, II J Day, $ t ill; J It Alderuian,$2.G(J; M A Wood, J I; F U Dunn, $7.;iti; Horace Oll'utt, $2; J II Stnwell, $2; Henry llolin, $1.50; II F Dorris, 110 !0. On motion the rules were suspended nnd the following bills ordered paid: V WL Mfg. Co., 100; Electric Light Co., $78; Jus Hutl'maii, il; J M Hcudiicka, $1; E O Pot ter, $ 1. lteports from the Treasurer, Recorder aud Marshal were read aud referred to the 11 nance committee. Certificates of election of Treasurer, Re corder and Marshal with the oath of oflice endorsed thereon were presented and ordered on tile. The bonds of the Treasurer and Marshal were on motion referred to tho President for acceptance when corrected. Couneilmen elect J 11 McClung, M 1) Paine nnd J II Matlock, presenting their certificate of election nnd the oath of oflice being administered, they took their seats as members ot the Council, The President announced the following committees: On finance, McClung, Friend ly and Luckey; Judiciary, llilyen, Paine and McClung; Printing, Matlock, Friendly and Paine; Streets, Luckey, McClung and llil yen; Fire and Water, Friendly, liilyeu nnd Luckey; Health, Pniue, Matlock and Luckey, Mr McClung presented nn ordinance pro viding forth electiou nud fixing compensa tion of the Street Commissioner, read nud referred to the Judiciary committee; also an ordinance granting to TJ Smith and asso ciates the right to construct nnd maintain a street railway, was rend nud referred to tla Judiciary committee. On motion of Mr Friendly tho committee on streets was authorized aud instructed to employ a competent surveyor and cause to be made a correct survey of tho city, with a view of adopting a proper system of drain age, the cost of such survey not to to exceed $200. . On motion of Mr Friendly the ctreet com mittee was authorized to give notice and re ceivn bids for furnishing the city with lum ber the ensuing year. On motion of Mr Friendly tho Recorder was instructed to nssoss the city und report at tho June meeting of the Council. Tho following resolution was oll'ercd by Mr McClung: Resolved, That tho mattei of validity ot the ordinances of this city be referred to tho Judiciary committee to report such ordinances as need re-enactment, iu order to make them valid under the new charter. On motion tho resolution was adopted. The application of 0 M Collier for City Surveyor was read. On motion of Mr. Mo Clung, C M Collier wus appointed City Sur veyor for the ensuing year. l'ho following applications for niidit- watchman were presented and read, to-wit: 1 J " titer, Jas Illume, J E linker, L ltonny aud D M Drake. The first ballot J T Wit ter received 3, J E linker 3 voles. The Presi dent voting for Mr Witter, he was declared duly elected nightwatchtnau for the ensuing year. On motion adjourned. 11. F. Doiiius, Recorder. Make au appointment with Henderson. Dentist, and have your operations performed in a sKiiinii manner. WHO IS YOUR REST FRIEND? Your stomach of course. Why? ISecause it it is out of order yon are one of the most miserable creatures living. Give it a fair, honorable chunee and see if it is not tho best friend you hnve in the end. Don't smoke iu the morning. Don't drink in the morn ing. If you must smoke and drink wnit until your stomach is through with breakfast. You can drink more and smoke more in the evening and it will tell on you less. If your food ferments nnd does nut digest right if you are troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness ol the head, coining up of food after eating, biliousness, Indigestion, or any other trouble of the stomach, you had best nse Green's August Flower, as no person can Use it wiinoui immediate renei. Postal Tki.kobaph. Ollice hours on Sun day from 8:00 Ui 10:00 a. m., aud from 4:00 to O.iHJ p. m. W eek ihijs.all business hours. G. F. Chaw, Supt. Real Eilate. I shall continue to push the real estate business with all the vigor its profits will justify reports to the contrary notwithstand ing. I shall continue to do all in my power to advance tlie interests ol Ijiun county. My head ollice will remain at the old stand on Willamette htreet, Eugene City and Prof, C. F. Houghton will have charge of the bus iness iu my absence. Gko. M. Miu.su. NO. 43 Officers 'Reports. At the meeting of the city council the Marshal and liecorder submit ted their annual reports of work did during the past year. The Treasurer also submitted his report showing the tluancial condition of the city. We give the reports ns follows: CITY TREASURER'S REPORT. To the ollielal hoard, the Mayor and Council of the city of Eugene. Annual report of the City Treasurer, nnimienciiig April 11, 18S7, ending April U, INNS; Monev in the hands of the City Treasurer April 11, 1(7. tWiO.ail. Money received from all sources In dale, ?ll,72'.l.til. Total, 13.i7il,!U. City warrants paid to date for the year, including interest Vl3.ni7.03. Money to balance now In treasury, SHii tw. Respectfully, V. W. A. CHAIN, C. T. CITY RECORDER'S REPORT. Financial Statement for the year ending April y, is, Amount cash on hand Apr 11, '8 ?22.V) 30 collected from licenses .. w " " " lines 308 M .sesmei:t roll for 1SS7 2W3 87 " imp, Gth st w Wil. st lii: ' " 8th st Lin. Av. to ms P."J 34 " !Uh st east of Wil. n04 40 " Charnelton st, 8th to 11th 375 04 " 1 1th st, ( Imr'ton to Uv'y 1435 82 " Pattuson st, 1 1th n to race 75 83 " 4th st, Pearl toll Hill 100 04 Hth st, race to R K crossing 805 01 Total resources MM 30 00 CONfllA Warrants drawn nn treas.,1 to 310 51,m73 Ml excess of resources 443 53 U1.V.73 W There is due the cW for the iiumunt advanc ed to the contractors on oth and Pearl street improvements, $1'J0 1.1 One ou delinquent taxes 512 Hi street assessments 788 Ua Total amount due the city 2.V.8 20 1740 40 S27 80 unpaiil warrants Surplus LU ENKK AOCOI'KT. Number and character of licenses issued and the amount received therefor, from April 11th, isn, to April 11, IKK8: 17 liipior, received $2825 00 18 shows and circus, received 215 00 7 laundry " 45 00 billiards " 54 00 ft auctioneer " 25 00 1 linwker " 25 00 4 peddlers " 40 00 Total $3220 00 lll'SiNKSB IN IIKCOIIIIKK'S COURT. During the year 00 cases have lieen entered nn the docket. From these fines haye been collected to the amount of $308 50 Costs of the court 40 50 " attorney's fees 75 00 . Total f $P.S Vi , Fines collected in exeat. -I tr" 184 00 Amount Paid J ressurer as per receipt here with, $.U37 50 II. 1'. DotlKIs, Recorder. CITY MARSHAL'S REPORT. Rcginning Apr. 12, 1887, ending Apr. 11, 1888. SIHKWAI.KS Whole No. leet built this year 14030 Cost of same $3110 00 Ain't 0 ft walk 11728 ft ff 20c 2315 00 ' 8 " 1700 ft fm 20c 457 70 ' 10 " 1035 ft 0" 30c 307 no ' patent stone walk 107 ft 320 00 Whole No. feet In city 0.V.M4 HTIIKKT AND AI.LkY t'HOHSlMIS Whnlo No. street crossings In city 300 " limit this year ts " alley crossings in city 100 " built this vear 43 Oust of St and alley crossings past yr. $058 0.1 " crossings nan 7o ' alley " 103 20 Ain't lumber b't for city purposes, ft 05555 in street crossings , .I'.U.'a ' " In alley " 7W5 ' " nn bridges and rep. walks 7020 ' paid for lumber $075 40 No. bills attested ' 143 Notices served 121 (IIIAVKI, Amount hauled by order yds 485 (.'out of same at 50c pr yd $222 50 POLK'S Whole No, arrests during year 233 " prosecutions tiO " days work by prison. rs 07 " amount fines assessed $308 50 Cost of feeding prisoners - '.12 55 Special police fir the year 00 50 . OFFENCES Drunk and disorderly 27 Fur'g liquor to coin. drunkards nnd minors 3 Assault and battery 7 Vagrancy 18 Flourishing deadly weaoen 1 Carrying concealed " I Peddling without a license 2 Obstructing platform at depot 4 Insulting language 1 Keeping a bawdy house t 1 HTHF.ET IMPROVEMENTS Otli St, grading, graveling, surveying $1033 2." 8th St " " " 1220 34 0th St " " " ll'.HMH llth St " " " M382 4th St " " ', UWW Pat'sonSt" " " 75 83 Chr'nSt " " " 375 04 Olive St " " " 1 hlk .M 20 Chr'n St " " ' 1 hlk 51 04 Total cost $0452 00 There has been 51 blocks graded tho past vear, which Is 'AMO0 feet, or about three and four-fifths miles. Amount of street assessment collected during the ymir. $1150 30 Total delinquent tax 508 35 Total delinquent St assessment 788 08 Total delinquent tax ami street ass'iut 1307 33 Respectfully submitted H.J. Day, Marshal. Mr. Bob Wilson, son of our efficient and pnpnlar county cltrk, now attending llella vue Mcdioifl College, New York City, writu home that be recently made the acquain tance in that city of Dr. Huron Saunders, a brother of the notorious Wirt Saunders. Rob says that Dr. Saunders is a genial suit accomplished gentUmnn and that he spoke very regietfully of his brother's uufortunato career. He denied Witt's fanciful stories about his father's immense wealth and at tributes these stories aud the rest of his deeds to mental abberaiion induced by excessive use of opium. He also stated that Gi-o. II. Williams received $I.Oi4 forhis service as counsel in Wirt's last trial. Corvallis Times. t