HE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
n
B8TABL1SHED FOR THE DIXSEllVlTIOJI OP OENH'RATIC MUMPlES, AJID TO (URN HONEST LIVING BY TBRSWRU OP orR BROW.
EUGENE CITY, OR., SATURDAY, MARCH lb 1881).
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NO. 34.
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p0BUSHEDEVEBYBAiuuUAi.,
L L CAMPBELL,
mid Proprietor.
,, the East We "f Willamette
r FM."nth ,i,t Elghth 8tre,u
..ms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
$2 50
......in . 1.9B
Jtoo tin 78
. nutnu." jj
- ' . .. ,.VT V
a ADVKKTIH1NG.
t Inserted aa follows:
fFZZnt insertion a-h "'tun-en
ttouire - 12 00
."".fflni.'ii.i column, 20 cents
tlE!tiuMU rendered .marterly.
JvertWH, " , KOK ON 1IEL1VEUY.
II mil "rh u
GEO. B. DORRIS,
Lrney d Counsellor-
at-Law,
PHiCTICE IN THE COURTS
TILT, PK A I ,. , rji8trict ud in
tin- ""'.' ',
f r-.,.rt. ot tills umm.
gem .,. ... cllectixn. anil
tdiBPruu" -
L BILlfEU,
Lrney and Counsellor at Law, -
mOES IS ALLTHEOOUMSOI
thi, State. Will giv special attention
Ifc.tinusiiiMprolKiteuiaiwrs.
La-Over Hendriok A man nana.
Lshburne & Woodcock
utoriicy-at-Lav,
fan on. - - - 0RK,;0N
lfi('r;-At tbe Oonrt House. ivHra3
EORGE A. DORRIS,
Utopiicy-aMiw,
BENE CITY, - " OIWQOH
Inci-ln Register lJ'IM-'k-
id M. MILLER,
ley and Ccunsellor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
EXE CITY, - OREGON.
lice formerly occupied by Thompson &
f. E. FENTON,
Utorney-at-Law.
EXE CITY OREGON.
tul.ttentton iriven to Probate business
abstracts nf Title.
let-Over Ursnge Store.
W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
ilkin's Drug Store.
Idencton Fifth street, where Or Shelton
lly resided
'. JOSEPH P. GILL,
I BE F0UX1) AT HIS OFFICE or res-
l when not professionally engaged.
Bene on Eighth Btreet. oDuoaite Presbv-
I Church.
J. WALTON, Jr.,
WOBNEY-AT-LAW,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
I.L PRACTICE IN ALL THE
. urut hi uie state.
f mention given to real estate, col-
I. Mil l.r, ,)i.f.i ...........
I I ' "... ill 11 L' I ,
P'os ill kind. of claims against the
Flutes Government
Walton's brick nanus 7 and 8.
DRS. PRENTICE & M DONALD,
Physicians y Surgeons.
P. VI . PRENTICE, M. D.
Graduate of the Uni
versity of Penn. and
Cinn. Col. of Med. and
Surgery.
Special attention naid
to diseases of thel.ungs
Stomach, and Kid
neys.
J. J. McDonald, k. d.
Oraduate of the Uni
versity of Penn. ami
University of Cali
fornia.
Special attention paid
to diseases of Women
Throat. Nose and to
I Surgery.
E. R. SKIPWORTH,
Attorney-at-Law ,
EUGF.NF. CITY, - - . OREGON.
Omi t Cn stain in Register Murk Kr,i
door to the left
Will do a general law practice in all the
Courts of the State. All business promptly at
attended to.
Dr. Taylor's 7 Oaks Compound, purely
vegetable, positively cure rheumatism, neu
ralgia, toothache, sk'h bcailuche, cramp col
ic, cholera morbus, complaints peculiar to
I female, cold or cough, hive., chills and fe
i ver, paius arouud the b art, erysipelas,
I phthisic. G iuiK Tatloe.
Sold by Osburn ,fc Co, druggist.
Why yesT-TeaT. We ask von to note
( that we carry the largest and lsi stock Of
iro suuiu oi loruami. we nuv iiircct from
Ihe importer. We allow you to r , Uule or
Ml whut yon buy, K will give ymi u hud.
pie to let you find out just what' kind you
waut. All favorite and tried branda nlwaya
inatock. Prices to suit the times from
eta up. We alto have a full and fresh stock
of groceries etc.
tUBIS Tra Co.
PoeTal. Taumtn. Office honra on Sun
day from HO0 to HHO a. m. .and from 4.00
lo iik) p m. Week days.all buiuees homa
O. F. Cuaw, Supt.
Seymour W. Condon,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
DUNN'S BUILDING,
Itagei'iie, . - Oregon.
Dr. G. W. Biddlo,
m DENTIST.
PLATE Wl RK A SPECIALTY. EX
trading ami FilliiiL' executed bv the at
est impMveil methods. All work warraiteu;
H yean experience. UKKICE-litus ltlock,
over Luckey s drug store.
R. It. Cochran & Son,
Real Estate Agents.
Bufene Itj, Oregon.
Will attend to general Real Estate business
such us Inlying, selling, leasing und renting
farms and city property, etc. OQico on south
aide of Ninth stnvt.
HA K KICK WH WOHK8
Tlic Tolmi-co Hill.
1 1 1 I
MS BARKER Expert Gun
Smith Stock ot Guns and Am
munition on hand.
KIUIBMK - - - OBKGOX.
::plIASANTlAXATlVE
' : :asing Sense of Health and
Mgth Renewed, ami of
Ea9e and Comfort
I the BM of Syrup of Fi0s, aj it acta
cut!) on th 1
K DNEYS, LlVKB AM) BoWRLfl
tttl illy t hanging the System when
t ' - no or liilioua, Dispelling
! , Headaches and Fevers
n:ul poinmnently curing
iABXXVAXi CONSTIPATION
W ikt "ling or irritating the organs
on which it acta.
In SOS and tl.00 Itottles ly all
J.eiHllng Hi ugKl.U,
'.MTACTl RED OXlt at TI1R
LTI0EFIA HQ SYBUP 00.
New Yurx. N. Y.
Money to Loan.
APPLY TO-
,1. K. Fcntou,
Eugene City, - - Oregon.
for Infants and Children.
' 'Caatoria is so well adapted to children that
rocommefld it a. lupehor to any prescnplion
sjoowd to me.'' II. A. AacHia, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St.. Brooklys, N. T.
Caatoria ertr rli. Conetlpatlrti,
Boor Sterna i, liiarrhtsa, EruetaUoa,
mis Won civet bleep, and prumotea oi-
Igrstlou,
WlticLt usurious medication.
The Cektacb Compaxv. 77 Murray Stn-et, N. Y.
Day & Henderson
?
THE LEADING-
FDHDTUBE &
UIB1BTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner 7th and Wil. Sts
MA t LICK
la
Has just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
FALL AND WINTER COODS & Sarsaparilla,
laWl
F. DORRIS,
IRAHCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
Fj Watt VERY DESIRABLE
-.. iiupruveii ami L nimpniveil lown
! m le, i.n easv tern is.
' Seated and Rents Collected.
fu?Ifi ' '""'paniea I represent are
Ithedlilest ami niiwt Reliable, and in
MOM . . . I L' .' . .,
l --.,11 hab:.b aujiisimeiii oi meir
. " ' v i .r..
T"' J"Ur lutpinaire is solicited.
MP iUin. orw the Granife SUire.
B. F. DORRIS.
J. DAVIS,
frchant Tailor. I
IPESEp A SHOP ON NINTH
-yfrii me star Uakery, wneie
to do all kind, of work offered
of Fine Cloths on hand for
H SESLa ... ... 1 .-J W RemeniW the place:-Tbe New Three Story
tead."- " - . .""Ur. and Ei.hU, St.. Eugene OUT, Oregon.
a". 6, 1886. tt j BriCK. coruei " "' -
An id to prohibit the sale of tobacco,
cigars and cigarettes to minors under the
age of eighteen Tear.
Be it enacted by the legislative assembly
of the state of Oregon:
Set. 1. It shall be. unlawful to sal), bar
ter, tnde, give, or in any manner furuish to
ny minor under the age of eighteeii years,
any tobacco, cigars or dgsfttta in any form
Off any eompoand in which Iodmoo forms a
compon. nt part, wiihont written consent or
ord. r of -ueh minor's iiareuts nr gimrdians.
and win ii such minor bus uo parent or gu .r
diao, lb. ii in lhal case consent mnv Ih given
by tin. i-.iiiuty court, settiug tor the transac
tion of county business, upon proper appli
cation in the couuty in which said minor
iylrave his residence.
Sec. J. Any person violating the provis
ions of this act shall, upou conviction, le
fined the sum of not less than twetity Mi.
lars nor more than fifty dollars.
Ski J. Justices of the Peace shall have
jurisdiction for all otl'eusessrising under this
act.
Inasmuch ss there is no Isw on this sub
ject, this set shall lie in force from and alter
its approval by the Governor.
Take Notice.
That A. Goldsmith has the largest, finest
and best stock of Queetisware, Crockery and
Glassware ever brought to Eugeue. Give
hiin a call and he will prove it to you.
By the latest methods in use by Eastern
deutists high in the profession, Henderson is
enabled to produce equally as desirable re
sults in fine gold fillings. Office same place,
Hayes' block.
Don't Believe It
Wheti told that F. M. Wilkins, th.' druggist,
is uot selling "Wisdom's Rola rtine" for the
complexion, the most elegant and only really
harmless preparation of its kind in the
world, aud giving a beautiful picture card
with every bottle.
Notice.
('has. B iker has leased the Baker house
from Mrs. Baker and purchased the boat,
uiss. All bills previous in Aug. 15 are pay
able by and to Mrs. Baker.
(iivo TfcM a Cliance!
That is to say. your lungs: Also nil your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery it is. Not only lue larger air
passages, but the thousands of little tubes
and cavities leading from them. When
these are clogged and choked witu matter
which ought uot to be there, your lungs can
not do their work. And what ihey do, they
cannot do weel. Call it cold, cough, croup,
pm minima, catarrh, consumption or any o!
the family ot throat and nose mid head aud
lung obstructions, all are bud. All ought to
he got rid of. There is just one sure way
to get rid of them. That is to take llos
chec's (leriuun Syrup, which any druggist
will sell you at 75 cents a bottle. Even if
eve vlhing elso has failed yon, you may de
pend upou this for certain.
. .as.
What Is It?
That prodnOM that beautifully soft com
pli xiuii mid leaves no truces of its applica
tion or injurious efl'ectsV The answer, Wis
doui's Rola rtine accomplishes all this, and
is pronounced by ladies of tasto and refine
ment to be the most delightful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted harmless and
matchless. F. M. Wilkius, agent, hugene
Citv.
Ever brought to Eugene.
THIS IS
NO IDLE BOAST,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt,
Pri t i ut bottle., w onn si a
Another Railroad Scheme.
The Kosehurg Revi.w (the editor of which,
listing be. u clerk of th. Uiard of railway com
inisriouera U in a position to get th. Inaid.
railroad news) conUius the lollowing iiuar
tant railway talk, in which Eugene is directly
interested:
"A n'eat msuv s9npl. siesk hm lly against
railroads as monopolies, and in msnv in-Uii
ces it is only too true. We say give MINMO
lv fniii here to Cish bav sn I we will prom
is., not to 'kick' much. Sir. Pengra and oth
ers with whom we have talked recently have a
luoposition of this sort Start at (htden,
thence on the Central Pacific route to Winnu
unices, thence in s more westerly direi'timi to
tlm Bay via lioaehnrg or Drain, whichever
is the must accessible, thence to F.ugene Citv
ami by wav of Salem, theuce via Tillamook
and the final point heing Astoria. The sen
llenien who have this project under considers
lion sre not impracticable men, but men who
know what they are doing. A part of this
r.at cosat system will Iw built at sn rally day
we tlire. From Ciioh bay, nppnsiie Kmpire
Citv or Mar.hfiel'l, to the Smslaw sml thence
lo I' I,. City will lie built before you iiusg
ine. We got a eep under the curtain. The
MINI ptopli sre neither dead nor ssleep.
Now what is Koseburg going to do als-ut a
mad to conuect with the ain. We had better
look to our interest somewhat it seems to us
hrom New Orleans to Portland the great v
tern of the S Pwas only by piecemeal. Give
us a railroad to Cisis bay.
PttUlOBM mill Poet.
The California Athens follows the eiam
ample of its ancient prototype iu nt least nue
respect it is ungrateful to its lienefacton.
Joaquin Miller settled in Oakland sod
ihrew himself into the life of his adopted
home with poetical enthusiasm. He praised
the place iu print and in speech. Ho was
always foremost in projects for its adorn
ment. Recently he gave it fifteen acres of
his cherished land, earned bv hard brain toil,
for a park.
Just after Ibis last net of betievo'ence,
Oaklstnl repaid Mr. Miller's generosity by
dtoidiM to put a ptslhouse just buck of hi"
place, where it would ruin the value of hi
propeity, Mlb M nn investment sml ns a
iioine Tbe port is uatnrallv hurt. If the
ire going to put the p. sthouke there he sat
they might as well put it in his front yard,
mid has offered live acres of his best laud (oi
I he purpose.
Oakland is uot doing herself any credit by
di aling Mr. Miller ns she proposes to do.
Tin re is plenty of uuocciipiid Isnd ncross
ihe bay without creatiug n plague spot near
the lioinc of a mau who has unselfishly tried
lo hem fit the city and whose name is more
widely known than that of Oaklaud ilself.
S. F. I mui, in i
The Teacher
Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds by the uso of Ayer's Sar
aparillu, appreciated the truth that
bodily health is essential to mental
vigor. For iersons of delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial. Be
ure you get Ayer's 8arsaparllla.
" Everv spring and fall I tnke a num
ber of bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
am greatly benefited." Mrs. James H.
Eastman, Stonehatu, Mass.
"I have taken Ayer's 8arsaparilla
with (Nat benefit to my general health."
MisTlitr7a L. Crerur. l'ulinvra. Mil.
"My daughter, twelve years of age,
has suffered for the past year from
General Debility.
A few weeks since, we began to give
ber Ayer's 8arsaparilln. Her health has
Seatly Improved." Mrs. Harriet 11.
attles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
"About a year ago I began using Ayer's
Sarsaparilla as a remedy for debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarial
exposure in the army. I was in a very
bad condition, but six bottles of tho Sar
saparilla, with occasional doses of Ayer's
Pills, have greatly improved my health.
I am now able to work, and feel that I
cannot say too much for your excellent
remedies.' F. A. Pinkham, South
Moluncus, Me.
"My daughter, sixteen years old, Is
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla with good ef
fect." Rev. S. .1. Graham, I'liiled
Brethren Church, Buckhaunon, W. Va.
",I suffered from
Nervous Prostration,
with lame back and headache, and have
been much benefited by the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. I am now 80 years of age,
and am satisfied that my present health
and prolonged life are due to the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla." - Lucy Moffitt,
Killingly, Conn.
Mrs. Ann H. Farnswnrth. a lady 79
years old, So. Woodstock, Vt., writes :
'After several weeks' suffering from
DcrvoM prostration, I procured a bottle
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and before I
.ft . ... . 1. .. ...1In l.ol.l.
1 .,1 1 taaen nan oi u m uu.
A KoHeate View.
Orrgonian: One of these days the history of
tho Santism mines will be written up, and
there will 1 a strange tale of early discover
ies, ami Iniw as far luu k as HsiO, people went
into the mountains HOJM0tU and that in
the summer of IHtiA An.-iis Mclloiiald, a
Scotchman, made the astonishiiik' discovery
ot the White Bull lodge How companies in
coronated to build roads, . sawmill, ami set
up and operate a quartz mill, and that ii
proced that their discoverer lit uicn a chim
uev," very rich iu gold, but the main ledge
did not pay. Then the mountains were ahau
doued, and lor years nothing was done. In
the course of time other prosstctors and work
ers went there, and worlc recommenced, ami
at length gissl mines were found, ami the en
terpri f the faithful was rewarded. About
the yenr llslO there will lie live towns planted
in those mountain nltbts, railrcada will reach
them, ami there will Iw the everlasting din of
machinery sunding sml grinding all through
the twentieth century, cleauinu up millions of
treasure. People will wonder how it ever was
that so many years p ...... I and so many pros
lectors could find nothing, when the moun
tains were fairly alive with treasure. There
lias been a great deal of prospecting done on
the headwaten of all the streams that put into
the Willamette from the Cascades, anil it is
well known that gold, silver, lead, copper aud
iron exist there iu abundance. In course of
time there will lielietter reduction methisls and
the Cascades mountain mines will do a gisul
part for the future of our state.
PlMfbr the Public Schools.
Criticise the public schools ns we pb nse,
wu are obliged to own. nfter iuvestigsticn,
that they offer to every child who enters
them certain advantages which no private
wealth can buy. In our cities an. I large
tonus they are, to begin with, as clean as
the decks and cabin of a man-of-war. Every
child who enh rs them learns, so tar as the
school room infiiieiice goes, habits of neat
ness, method, decorum ami punctuality
points of training hardly to be surpassed .a
their imKrtancf, not only for the mental,
but for the moral nature When I enter
such a school room, and come upon fifty
little people uiaiching ill procession to or
from their seats, nlic.lo nt to the wsve of a
finger from the resolute youth or maiden
who hss them in charge mid when I reflect
thst sll across ihe continent, from the At
lantic to tbe Pacific, this snme process is
going on, then that modest teacher's work
rises to sublimity, ami stems one aiming in
iitiuiersble shuttles that are together weav
ing the vast web of a uew generation. Hah
Hr's Bazar
That Horrible Narrow tiauu'e.
Of all the railroads in this wide world, that
nai row gauge up the country takes the ban
Mff, From Portland to Humlee the mail is in
very gisid condition; but tnun there nn south
no better description could la' given than that
expressed by the fellow who said it "consisted
of a few pieces of rust sml a rik'ht of way."
My the gissl bird d. liver any other section
from such a calamity. Nine hours to run liO
miles. Astoria Transcript.
Croon can always be prevented by giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the I efjrtive
child becomes hoarse . It is pleasant and
sa'e to take sod perfectly reliable. Price, SO
(ants per battle. For sale by Osburn k Co.
According to the Pioneer Astoria has "two
or three tnun who are worth a halt a million
do lain) twenty that 'are worth SlIXi.OOll;
twenty-live that nre worth $50,1100; twenty
live that are Worth $25,000: fifty that are
worth IIU.OOO. Total 189, worth in the aggie
gate $5,1)75,000," which isdoublethe tamble
properly of Clatsop county, and only goes to
show that Oregon's assessment system is a
fraud.
ADVICK TO M"THEK8.
Mlts. WwsliOW's SiHrTHlNO Svri'P, for chiT
dren teething, is the prescription of one of th.
be.t female nurses and physicians in the
I'liiled States, and has been used for fortv
years with uever failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During the pro
cess of teethinit its value is incalculable. It
relieves thefrhild from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, giiping iu the bowels, and wind
colic. By giving health to the child it rests
tas mother, Pi lot Mt i hnttla
80. W. Kinsey, Aiicioneer.
When you want your goods, household
lurtiiture or laud sold at auction, call on
Gi o. W, Kiusey, the pioneer nud most slit
Oeasfal auctioneer iu Laue County. He will
attend to all sales on a reasonable com
mission. Bs
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous
(or its prompt nnd effectual cures of coughs
aud colds. The most severe cold may be
loosened and relieved by a few doses of this
valuable remedy. For sale by Ostium 4 Co.
There is uo danger in giving Cbumbcr
Iain's Cough Remedy lo children, as it con
lajatM injurious substance; besides it is
nueijuiilfd for colds and croup. Children
like it. For sale by Ostium A Co.
Persons doubled with rheumatism should
try Cbauilierlsiu's Piiiu Balm. Onenpplica-
III ...... Ik.. HMh. ....1 it. - - J ..,
111,11 Will ... IU- I"""", .. ....... Hu.
I..- rnr...l nt ii. cases of chroiiic and iiifi.iin-
malory iheumatism that had resisted other
rem. dies ami evi u I he treatment of the liest
nhvsici.iiis. Price. 50 cents per bottle. For
I sale by Osburn & Co.
The f..lowing from the pen of Mr. L. P.
lUr.lwill ulilnr of tbe Marion. (Iowa)
! Pilot, sill we believe, lie of interest to many
i . ..nr .. nil. He. mmvu: "It is Willi
I pleasure that I certify to tbe real merits of
I Chamberlain's Cough remedy. I have need
it in my family for years aud have always
; found it most excellent, and especislly for
Tin: Piiettv L.tnv Outtta Some of th.
most Is-sutiful and pleasant features of th.
last session of the legislature Mere those of th.
Imly clerks Ihey i.tlded vivacity to the see
sion, and ornamented the corridors sml com
initlee riHiins some of IMSJ were thtafB of
beauty or oys forever, or words to that effect
They cam. Iiiiili but the solmis had to have
them or st lea-t thought sn. But some ot
the most cliaiiiiinn of them raised the very
old Harrjr With number ol lulls. The en
rulttU hills, which will Is'couie laws, are, in my
..f i hem, full of glaring clerical errors, that vill
cause mi end of eannMaon For IrSStaaOS, the
lesi.lstilre amelided llie law ill regard to health
i.fhi'er, ill order to lncate a new ..ue at Vsquina
hay, and attempted to leave the old one at
UOM Bay, and made it read Coast
Bay. The lady clerks so far as tin ir
ability to earn their pay from the state was
ooi.eerned, were for ihe most part dead fail
ures. It will iav sll future sessions of the
legislature to hire competent clerks and pay
them k'isid wages. It can ls done at about
one third the etHnse in. I for clerk hir.
by the lat. session. Str tesmaii.
Litchfield, III., was wonderfully excited last
week over an isvurrenco that for a time was
so inextdicsble as to border on the siqiernat
ural. Iu Isiring for uas the heavy drill caught
at a depth of 'M0 feet After some work it
was released, ami when Imnikdit to th. surface
it was covered with hlmsi. 'The amazed drill
ers instinctive leaned over the hole. They
heard a dull ruiiihlimt noise, and presently
heard a sepulchral voice calling up to them,
"You have killed somebody dnwn hem." The
horror-stricken men fled. 'They spread the.
news and the t..wn wns turned upsiils down
iu an hour. Hundreds went to the well and
gazed npm mouthed at the lihuidy drill and
the mysterious cavity it had I- Not until
late In the eveninu was the invslery solved by
the the presentation of a lull for $.'sl by the
Litchfield Coal Co. "for one mule killed by
'lis drill" Tat explanation was simple. Th.
coal company's miue extended under the gas
company territory, and their best mule Had
been in the way of the drill when it had
pierced the nsif of a brunch of the mine ami
was killed.
AltAltKHn.l' . Col. Kelsay allowed us the
other day a continental bill of the United
States of the i b in mi unit inn of mie dollar, says
the Benton Leader. It has the imprint of the
printers who printed it It was issued in 1770.
It has on it the motto in Latin, "ant mors aut
decora vita." which means "either death or an
honorable life." 'I h. colonel thoiiuht he had
Inst th. hill, a. it had Imhmi laid among som.
1 1 1 1 i i. It is worth more than the dollar
which it calls for. tine aSno-t wishes It could
t.,lk. What a story it could tell of the dark
days when it cb ciliated among the fathers of
the republic.
Another while t(irl has married a full hires!
ml Hioiix Indian, ami will compete with Cora
Bellow Chaska as a dime museum altraction.
The latest "flCIlk ' is ll llle I I lCltll.le .ltt"ll.
and he was a seamstress at. the Vaiikt ai sgeu-
cy in Dakota. Her copper colored liege Ion s
name is Wellington. After all there is noth
ing surprising ill a Britton admiring a Wei
Unit ton.
it is enliinnl.il that the nubile debt state.
ment will show U increase in tho debt for
ihe current mouth of 7 ,00(1,000, caused by
the excess of eiunlulilures over receipts.
Aud yet our couli mpoisiics contend that
Congress cau go on Hub finitely making all
soils of new appropriations witiioiii neanng
list bottom of the surplus. Ex.
At a recer.1 Fsrmeis Institute meeting In
Illinuis, th. committee on resolutions pre
scribed in effect the following: 'That the nat
ural sciences are so involved In agricultur. ns
P. indicate a manifest prsH-rity in making
them a part of our ciiminoii school education.
Il is safe and
For sale by Osburn k Co.
H. N. Cram i.VwIuug off at cost. Call
early and secure, bargains.
Ilii nn Mitchell, son of Senator Mitchell, Is
dangerously ill at Washington with typhoid
fever and hia condition is such as to give con--id.
i able uneasiness to his family.
- o. .
T h. paper mach. ceiling in the o-semhly
rooms at Albany, N. Y., cost the state $110,
000 umre than it ought, thiough a clause smug
gled iuto th. contract
Addition in Springfield.
Kelly's addition to Hpringfield is now
UK,n the market, nnd persons desirous of
piirchssiii), lots, blocks or larger tracts of
from five to forty seres, can be accotiualaied
at low prices nnd upon libsfftl terms The
object is more to build up and settle the
locality than to skin the emigrant or pur
chaser. This is a most desirous tract of
laud, and for ricbuess of soil, busuu ss facili
ties sud sll other advantages which go to
build up a prosperous community, is not ex
celled by an) location iu the state of Oregon.
Delinquent Tax Notice.
Notice is hereby given thst nil delinquent
tsxe. and street assessments must Is' paid
within ten days from tbe dale of this notice
or costs will Is? added.
Dated at F.ugene this Nlh dsy of Man b,
18e. H J. I'm.
City Marshal and T .i Collector.
The highest cash price will bo paid for
wheat by F. B. Dunn.