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EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1888.
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1'LT.LISUED EVERY SATl tf LMY. )
L. L. CAMPBELL,
publisln'ainl Proprietor.
...rijK-Oii the East Bide of Willamette
j,et-i!i Seveuh and Eighth Streets.
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-THE LEADING-
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Advertisements inserted a. fo ows:
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Time advertisers
lowing rates:
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1 A vertisin bills will be rendered quarterly.
All job work must be paid iron on iielivehy.
Cash required
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CEO. B. DORRIS,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law,
t t t oiupttpR IV THE COURTS
V of the Second Judicial District and in
l,e Supreme Court of thw State.
", ....,...; aivn to collections and
SH,Clifcl lbbuni"" B
matters in probate
L. BILYEU,
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-Attorney and Counsellor at Law,-
EUGENE CITY. OREGON.
ORACTICE3 IN ALLTHE COURTS OF
I this State, will uive Bl,euu"
to collections and probate matters.
-Over Hondrick 4 Eakin s bank.
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Washburne & Woodcock
Attorucyi-at-Law.
;U JENH CITY, - - -OFFICE
At the Court Mouse.
OREGON
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I...RRIS. 8. w. CONDON.
CONDON & DORRIS
Attonieys-at-lisaw,
KUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON
OmcE-Over Robinson & Church's hardware
store.
CEO. M. MILLER,
Attorney and Ccunssllor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
KUGENE CITY, - OREGON.
Oil Ice formerly occupied by Thompson &
i'ean.
, J E. FENTON,
Attorney-at-Law.
KUGENE CITY OREGON
Special attention civen to I'robate business
and Abstracts of Title,
OmcE Over Grange Store.
& Henderson,
UNDERTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner 7th and Wil. bts
T.W.HAR1US,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Residence ou Fifth street, where Dr Shelton
ormerly resided.
Dli. JOSEPH P. GILL,
1 1 AN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
Vyideuoe when not professionally engaged.
Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby
erian Church.
J.J. WALTON. Jr.,
ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
"ITTILL PRACTICE
J T Courts of the State.
IN ALL THE
real estate, col-
Siiecial attention given to
Antimr tttwl ftmlmtA mutters.
IVilWtinir nil kinils of claims against the
United States Government.
Office in Walton's brick rooms 7 and 8.
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
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LANE COUNTY ELECTION.
' Offlcial Rcturns.--1888.
Democrats, first; Republicans, second; Prohibitionists, third.
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Tiiey have a complete stock of
Watches. Clock. Jewelry & IVJusicai instruments.
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A larsc invoice of Cliritina
gooils.
liAUKERUUrO WOllKSl
M S BARKER. Expert Gun
Smith Stock of Guns and Am
munition on hand.
El'GEXE OBEGO.
0. Blarx,
Barber Shop and Bath Rooms,
Hot and cold baths always ready during
the week.
First door north of Dunn's new block.
R. II. Cochran & Son,
Ileal Estate Agents.
Cugene Cify, Oregon.
Will attend to general Real Etttate business
such as buying, selling, leasing and renting
farms and citv property, etc. Office on south
side of Ninth street.
H. F. McCornack, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
EUGENE CITY,
OREGON
Notice of Final Settlement.
DESIRABLE
Farms, Improved and Unimproved Town
property for sale, on easy terras.
Property Rented and Eents Collected.
The Insurance Companies I represent are
among the Oldest and most Reliable, and in
the Prompt and Equitabt.E adjustment of their
osses Stand Second to None.
A share of your patronage is solicited.
Office up-stairs, over the Granie Store.
B. K. DORRIS.
J. DAYIS,
Merchant Tailor.
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in his line.
AUrgestiwk of Fine fl 'tlis on hand f-t
customers to select from.
Repairing and cleaning done promi't'y. S it
isfaction guaranteed.
Eugene, Not. 6, 18841. tf
Tl .V n a. that are fretful, peevish,
CTOSS or troubled with
Windy Colic. Teething Mm j. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
a once bT wing Acker's Baby 800 thn.
It conUins no Opium or Morphine
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold br
Osburn & Co, Eugei.e.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned administrator of the
estate N. J. Hale, deceased, has tiled in the
Probate Court of Lane County, Oregon, ap
plication for the hearing of the final account
in said estate; that the time for hearing the
same is for the 2nd day of July. 18H8, and that
all persons interested who may have objections
to .he same are herehy notified to appear at
that time.
Geo. H. Hale, Administrator.
May 31, 1888
SSSSSSsSSSSKSSSSSSSS
C. M. COLLIEK,
AttorneyatLaw.
OFFICE: At Court House, County Sur
veyor's room.
I offer for ml" 40100 fee t business proper
ty on Wiibinr tte stieet. on which the buv. r j
can double his money within two years. ,
Geo. M. SliM-KB
Groceries & Provisions
I HAVE OPENED OUT A LARGE AND
Select Stock of
GROCERIES, CICARS, TOBACCOS.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, Etc.,
Which I intend telling at Fajb and Reason
able I'llICES.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
ty Old Masonic Building, Eugent City, Or,
O. G. GARRISON.
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What Is It?
That produces that beautifully soft com
plexion and leaves no traces of its applica
t,..n ,r ininrioim t flects? The snswep, Wis
1L,,l,eiline hi'cuimilisbi s all this, and
ment to be the most delightful toiM article
Aver riroduced. WarranU-d harmlesa and
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Landreth'8 Confession.
Statesman, June 8th.
Laiidreth, the Polk county murderer,
out wira another confession, xesterdny he
isut word to a member of the Statesman
reportorial stuff that he wanted to see him, .
aud when the reporter called on him at the
jail he handed him a sheet of legal oap upon
the (our pages oi wuicu was written a tuira
stateineut of the crime. It is more lucid
in statement than the former two, and is
probably an exact account or the cirenm-
ataures of the murder and the causes which .
led to it.
The confession starts out with another
strong ileniul of any criminal relations be
tween Landreth aud hisitep-daughter. Then
he repents (be statement about the girl and
her uucle trying to break him down by using
letters be had written, in conseoueace oi
which "all who knew me looked on me with
scornful gaze." His mind was so dis
tressed that be could think of nothing but
the ruin of himself and family. He felt
worse, he says, than he does to day, and he
has had his sentence a week. lie says
further:
"I did not thiuk of killing the girl, but I
thought many times of taking my owu life.
One time I cleared the hay from a joist in
the barn, and thought there I would finish
my distressed life, but wheu I went to the
house after the rope to do it with, I could
not take the rope in band. My tongue or
pen cannot describe the distress of my
heart."
Now, friends," he writes iu another
place, "it matters not to me what disgrace
you put on me. I aui willing to plead guilty
to all the charges that you wish to put
against nie. I know that I will soon have
auother trial, aud that is in the courts of
heaveu. God is the judge. He hnth the
evidence written himself.
He addB further on: "The last words I
ever spoke in my house tb.tt morning, I said
to my wife, 'the river is high this uiorning.'
Then I weut to the kitchen to make a fire.
When I got iu there a thought came over
me to kill the girl. When Ih it cnuie over
me, it set me so wild and crszy and excited, I
rushed for the bed. There came a glare
over uiy eyes till I oonld hardly see her, but
she did uot speak to uie, nor did I speak to
her. All I could bear was the screams of
the children. I was so excited it is a wou-
der that I did uot hit some of the children.
I was backing all around on the bed with
the knite. I couldn't see jnHt where she
was. The first thing I knew my wife came
and crowded between me and the bed. I
don't know if 1 had hold of her or not.
There was not a drop of blood on my
clothes."
Landreth theu continues with the Btory
of his llight from the house to the slough,
where he says lie tried to ooiumit suiciuo,
but was preveutedby the boy; his escape
serosa the bridge and Lis capture. "When
I done that deed if I could have thought
what would become of me, I surely would
not doue it for all the money iu the world."
He then says he never claimed to be crazy,
aud oloses bv asking nil who have been
wtouged to forgive him. Lmdreth obtained
from the reporter a promise to publish this
eontesHlou and men reurin ') ins eeii. . ,
Landreth was uiucli diHtuibed about Ins
date of execution. He apparently labors
under the impression that he won t be told
when ho Is to bo hung, but will some day
be led without warning from bit cell and
itruug up.
E. R. LUCKEY k CO.
AOENTS 70B IloEIIICKE & ScOECK PSKPABA
HONS.
Puresh Mother Tinctures superior In
preparation to any in the market.
Hvdrastiue Tonic one of the finest com
is wonnunced by ladies oi taste nna reune- pounds tor debility and lost vitality.
. . - . .1 .nil.., nrdi.ld ., . . .1 .
iiunieupaiuic luoiuer cinctures ana iniU'
rations CO per cent stronger than fluid ex
tracts; prices the same us Eastern establish
ments.
Special attention is called lo the R. k S.
tinctures, lie sure and mention B. k 8.
wheu prescribing, A full supply always on
hand ut t, it. LUckey & to n,
matchlt km.
City.
F. M Wtlkins, agent, Eugene
Fo-Sale.
and
A twelve horse power Wood. Taber
Morne engine iu flint-clans condition.
Also genuine French bars twenly-fonr
inches iu diameter for chopping. Also 60
! feet of ten inch belting. V ill be sold cheap.
Lambert k Henderson are the sole agents
for the celebrated Superior stoves. Take
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Innuire at the Gpard office or of John your wue auu iook oi mem.
Hollund at the Hill farm four miles below
Eugene.
By the latest methods in use by Eastern
dentixts high in the profession, Henderson is
enabled to produce equally as desirable re
sults in fine gold filling. Office unit place,
Hayes' block.
A-t? vrv would enjoy yonr dinner
J O and are prevented by Dys-
pepsla, use Ackera Dyspepsia 1 ablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Flatulency and Constipation.
W e guarantee them. 23 and CO cents.
Osburn k Co, Eugene,
A Veteran of Four Wars.
Washington Letter.
I saw Gen. Joe Johnston on the avenue
yesterday. He is beginning to look old.
It is time, for he was born iu 1N0S. He goes
to his office regularly snd works steadily,""
but ennnot carry quite the load of responsi
bility a yonuger man would take on. uen.
Johnston's grandfather was bom in Scot
land 103 years before bis owu blrtb. In
1726 the grandfather came to America to let-
tie in Virginia. Johnston s father was born
when bis first settler was (jj, and jonnsion
when his father was 00. So Joe Johnston's
father served in the revolution, running
sway to enlist iu Light Horse Harry Lee's
legion at tneageol l(, auu received ius
thanks of the General before the whole army
for bis bravery at the assault on Fort Wat
sou. In 182'J Joe Johnston and Robert E.
Lee graduated together from West Point.
Old Joe has fought in four wars- He went
sgainst Blaok Hawk, fought Osceola, was in
the Mexican war and the rebellion. He
bears ten scars of serious wounds, and yet .
he is as spry as a boy. Gen. Johnston has
no children, and with him will end a line of
remarkable men.
Jll-ytt Slwaah Fun.
Yakima Republic: It was a big day among
the Washington Territory Indians on Hun
day. About SOO of them bad gathered 15
miles from Ellensburg, in the Kittitas valley
lo celebrate I yew day. iledskine were
present from the Kittitas and Yakima val
leys, and from the Nez Perce county from
Moses' band, from British Columbia snd
from Oregon. They indulged in horse rac
IDg, QlinClDg BUU oiuer puun, aim mo n"u
was bare ol learns, ana nnuureus weut iu sea
the fun. The streets of Ellensburg presented
a picturesque sight, as there are usually
scores of Indians, iu bright attire, to be seen
in all directions, the Indians, are great
bo se traders and gamblers. Some of them
rode out to the races and came back without
ahorse or a blanket to oovor their erect
forms.
. Again the parrot cry of the Old Whig relio
is beard, to the effect that the internal tax is
the "only war tax." It is pretty much the
ouly war tax ibat has been abolished and re
duced. Wbereas the system of internal tax
ation covered about everything valuable in
night in 1806, and yielded faiiO.OOU.lKJO of
revenue, it is now confined to spirits and to
bacco, and yielded Inst year but $118,000,
000 The tariff, on the other baud, pro
duced last year $217,000,000, against 179,
000,000 iu 18G6-an actual increase of t.
000,000. The average duty iu 181)6 was
48.35 the maximum of war taxation and
last year was 47.18. The war taxes lo U.
next reduced should be those on the food,
fuel, clothing and shelter of the people.
Every one cau abolish the whisky tax for
himself.
The rauk of General of the Army has been
revived bv Concresa. and Gen. Phil. Sheri
dan, who is lying at death's door, has ben
nominated by the President and conflimed
by the Senate.