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EUGENE, OK., SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1890.
NO, 2.
jiie (gugrn (City (Guard.
,PCHLISIIED EVERY SATURDAYS
I. I CAMPBELL,
iiblittlier and Proprit'lor.
OFFICE Od the Eaas ide of Willamette
Mrrtt, between Seventh and Eighth Street.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
I'r annum...
Sit Months...
Ibree month..
$2 60
1.25
75
ODS ONLY
KATK9 OF ADVKK'riSINO.
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AdvertisinK billi will be rendered quarterly.
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CEO. B. DORRIS
Attorney and Counsellor
at-Law.
iiriLL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
V o( the Second Judicial District and in
h Supreme Court of turn stale.
Social attention given to collection and
natters in prooaw
L. BILYEU,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law,-
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
I PRACTICES IN ALLTHE COURTS OF
I' .i ua.. 17JII ...aflial ttAi.fiiin
till OUl. mo owvi.
to colwcti.m aqu prouaie nwiwn.
OrncK Over Ilendrkk k EakinVbank.
A. O. WOODCOCK,
Attoriiey-at-LsiWt
MiKSB CiT, - - - OREGON
OFFICK-Ronme 78 MuClaran Building
WSpecial attention given to Collection!
and Probate business.
GEORGE A. DORRIS,
Attorney-at-Law,
EUGENE CITY, -Orricl
In Register Block.
OREGON
J.J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
I'ourtaof the State.
Special attention given to real estate, col
ectine. and probata matters. m
Collecting all kind, of claim, against the
United States Government
Office in Walton'i bricl- -roomi 7 and a.
Seymour W. Condon,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW.
DUNN'S BUILDING,
Eugene, - - Oregon.
E. O. POTTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
EUGENE, - - OREGON.
Office-Room No. 4, Dunn's Block.
CEO. M. MILLER
attorney and Ccunssllor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
Ofllce-ln Masonic Temple.
L. WHITE,
m DENTIST,
(Successor to Dr. N. J. Taylor.)
OFFICE, - Over Matlock's Store.
A. E. GALLAGHER,
Attorney-at-Law.
KUGENBCITY OREGON.
Special attention given to Trobate business
and AbttracU of Title.
Orrica-Over Lane County Bank.
T.W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
lUidence on Fifth .treet, where Dr Shelton
ormerly raided.
DRS. PAINE & M MURTRY,
Physicians & Surgeons,
Office 0th St., Opposite H"'111"1 House.
DR. IX A. PAINE, Residence corn 10th
and High Streets, Eocene.
DR, V. T. McMURTRY, Re..denc Ohve
St., between 9th and 10th, Eutfent.
DE. J. C. GRAY,
ODENTIST.
OFFICE OVER GRANGE STORE. ALL
work warranted. ,
Laohin gas admiawtered f' painless ex
tractiotol teeth.
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS.
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewel
ry & Musical Instruments.
Ike Most Select M Soi l! Portland
Special attention given to Repairing and
Engraving by two first-class workmen. All
work warranted.
The "Pacific Tea Co.
Has Changed Hands
Mr. J. 0.
Having purchased it.
BEDROCK
PRICES !
. Full Line of Groceries, Glassware and
Crockery.
Handsome Presents
and Coffees.
Harness
HAVING OPENED A NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SIIOF 0 !Kh STREET
opposite Star Bakery, I am now prepared to furnish everything In that line at the
LOWEST BATES.
The Most
Competent
Are employed, and I will endeavor to
me with a call.
A. GOLDSMITH,
Ii: M tanker in Eugene!
Has a LARGER stock of Fine
ery, vvoouenuu'i uiu hiv m.u w.
Pays Highest CAbH price for Country Produce, Furs, Skins,
Hides, Wool, Tallow, &c.
Orders filled promptly, with the greatest care.
I DON'T BOAST PRICES.
All Goods sold as Cheap as anyone in Eugene.
Call and he corteously treated.
A. GOLDSMITH.
FURNITURE I FURNITURE I
Just Received by
MOORE & LINN,
Successors to J. R. REAM.
LATEST STYLES AND
LOWEST PRICES !
p,(.l Room rn-t in Antique, Oak awl Ash.
ICtli Century Finish.
" with conihinfil Bureaus and Wash .Stand.
rzt-u l.roken and made up in any shape or style.
Vnls, LOUN K. UEliDIX, WINDOW SHADKS.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Manufacturing
:.k x k m sr ji m vk twr.
I
or . K V M-X K. Jill M
Jeweler.
He will sell goods at
given away with Teas
Shop
Workmen
give satisfaction to all h ma favor
. r-. .
il. j. U I II III I..
Groceries, China, Glass, Crock-
RhineharL
A 6ure Cure for. Colds, Coughs,
Croup, Acuta Catarrh, Aathma, Dif
ficult Brearhlng, Whooping Cough,
Hoartenest, Pneumonia, Pleurity,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and all Af
fections of the Throat and Lung.
Is free from Opium, Morphine and
all deleterious drugs.
VnCmifh Riinetr has ever befhre met with
Hu h uulvt-rtal and hearty I'liclorwniHil. hjii tt
UKUeitint.ius tw a. many iIokw. a. anjr
ottier cough mtxttin., anil one domi will do
twice a. mui U cooil, IK) not nrjiii t a
"tliiiht rolil," as all sorlmis dtwaw ol (ho
lhnwltnilluiitihHvoa.in.il Ix-iIiiiiiiiii. A
dime .ftr exiMiNiin, will rveiil a tiolil.
I'rrvoiillnn 1 Ix lli r ami rhin r than run-.
I'rii'e Aitr.t lrvf.ii I.iiu-vimiUIu. Uireu
times the quantity or the tuc. slw.
SIX LARQC BOTTLES FOR $S.
Dr. HllkT'sCl o book sent free by mall.
KILLER DRUB CMao Francisco, Cat.
FOIl MALE BY
E. It. LUCKEl ft CO.
Central Drug Slere !
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
A KI LL LINK OP
PEIIKUMKS AND SOAPS,
IMPORTED and Donatio CIGARS.
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT
la wi'll ki'l'l. ami all 1'hynii'lana l'rvm'rlptlniKHiiil
F.inllv KiellK'. will tw ulvi'ii tin- uromiit anil
Pitri'lul Hlli'iitlou of l'iiinn'lcllt ami cxnTii'lH'iil
I'haruiarinl.
East Ninth Street, Eugene, Oregon,
ALSO OFFICE OF
II. INGALLS,
Veterinary Surgeon,
e Who will at ten J all CbIIh in tin's city
and Rurrouniling country. SatiBfao-
tion UuntantfPd.
B. F. DORRIS,
NSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
Farm., Improved and Unimproved Town
property for aale, on easy term..
Property Ranted and Rents Collected,
The In.tintnoe Companies I represent are
among the Oldest and most Reliable, and In
the I'rohpt and KyuiUHLl adjustment of their
oases Htand Higond to None.
A share of your patronise is solicited.
OtHoe-In City 1 1 all.
B. F. DORRIS.
BARGAINS I
PATTERSON &'
Two doors South of tho Odd Fellows Hall. We will sell our
entire stock of ROOKS AND .STATIONERY at im-atly re
duced prices.
5 lb Note Paper, reduced from 1 50 to
Box of 6 XXX Envelope, reduced from
Hoi of Illuminated Itox Taper, reduced
filKI I.innn Fabric fitter Head reduced
fp-We have in !ock over 50 dozen Tablet
imall margin.
500 Taper Novels by the latest and most Popular Authors,
which we will sell helow cost. Tleaso call and examine our
stock. PATTERSON & CHRISTIAN.
Fix this in
MATLOCK'S NEW CHOICE
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Are nsw oiTered at PRICES which make them iM-yond ques
tion the lowest in town, quality considered. Nothing can
outdo that wonderful house, known as
Dry fioods, Clothing, Gents Furniidiing Goods, Roots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks. &c. EUGENE, OR.
Insure Jlgainst Fire
With one of the Leading Companies.
Fur Insurance in any of the following standard Companies:
Xew Zealand, Capital Stock $5,000,000
Ihoenix of 'London, o, 000,000
Hamburg Lrenicn, of Germany, 3,000,000
Apply to E. J-. FRASIER. Agent, Eugene, Oregon.
For Real Estate Bargains in Farm and City Property Call on
Lane County Land & Loan Co.
A Little Too LaU to dootor when llriijlit'.
Pinrnse baa dime it work. Take Wright'.
Kiduey and Liver Cure (or lullaiuniation o(
kiduey. aud liver, paiu In back and other
warniiiK ' kiilucy trouble. Sold by all
ilruw'.-
IUlsit, Or., Sag I, lS'.K).
An old eoldier'a itory: In the lute war I
was a soldier in the First Maryland Volun
teer, Company (I. During my turiu of
aorvire I rontrarttsl ctirouio iliarruira, sinre
then I bave used a Rre.il anion lit of uiedi
cine, but when I found any that would give
me reliel tbey would injurx my itomacb,
nutil Chamlwrlaiu'i ('olio, Cboleraand Diar
rbit't remedy wat brought lo my notico. I
use it and will aay it la the only remedy that
Ke me permaneut relief and uo bad result
follow. I take pleasure in rrromnirndiug
tbii preparation to all my old comrade,
wbo, while giving tbeir erviree to their
country, contracted tbla dreadfufylisea.a aa I
did, from eating nnwboleaoma aud nnoook
ed food. Your, truly, A K Uending, Halsey,
Or. For ! by F. M. Wilkin..
French Tunny Wafers.
These wafer, are a sure and safe specific fur
all kinds ol female trouble and will remove
all obstructions to the monthly perlisls, no
matter what the cause. They are just what
every woman needs, and can lie uaedl safely.
For aale by the Llvinpitone Medical Co., man
ufacturers, I'urtland, Oregon, also by our sole
axenU, Osburn It Co., lrugiiiU, Eugene,
Oregon.
TAKE IT MEFOKE HREAKFAST,
The great apiwtUer, tonic and liver rijulator.
In use fur iti-ire than M year in KnulamL
l'oaitive siecitio for liver complalnti ld taste
In the mouth on arising in the niurnlnif, dull
pains In the head and hack of the eyes, tired
feeling, diuities, Ungor symptniin of liver
complaint. Remedy-lr Henley's English
Daudelinn Tonic. Relieve, constipation, shar
ren. the apiietite and tone, up the entire v
tern, tiet tli genuine from your druggist lor
$1, and tuke according to directions.
Wood Sawing:.
Mr. Wm. Horn 1 prepared to w wood
with hi" maohine. Leave order at J. D.
Matlock' store, and Mr. Horn will com
mence work the Monday of each week.
Ji
Combines the juice of the Blue Fig of
California, so laxative and nutritious,
wilh the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be most beneficial to the
human system, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
AND TO
Cleanse thB System Effectually,
SO THAT
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING. 6LEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Naturally follow. Every one 1 using it
and alt art delighted with It. Ask your
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sam Fsamcisco, Cal.
tocisviLis, Kr. Nw Yo, N. Y
BARGAINS I
CHRISTIAN I
II 10.
8Uo to 55c,
from 2.ric to 15o (o 15c.
from tl 50 to f I 10.
of all kind, which we will ell at a very
Your
X3 'Jfiffl.A .IV!
Mikl
Myrtle Creek Mint's.
The Roscburti Review interviewed It. 0
Ward, the engineer of the Myrtle Creek
Miuing Company, in which Eugene people
hold consi lerabln .lock, and fclvc the for
lowing:
Mr. Ward gave, many iuterealing fuels cou
ceruiug the niiue and the work being done
there. The company, ol which Dr. L. .
lirowu of Eugeue I president, I organized
with a capital of 25,000 share at f 25 a
share, par valuo.iiuil a large aniouut having
already been takeu. The share are aold at
$5, aud an absolutely non-assessable certifi
cate i. given each purchaser, o that a big
perceut. of profit will be mad ihould the
niiue prove a rich as the proapect Indi
cate, The company now bave a force of
about aeventy or eighty men employed on
the ditch, aud seven mile of it have been
completed. It 1 expected to have three
mile more done within forty day, which
I all that will be made tbii fall. Tbi
length of ditch will furnish water for a four
or five month run, taken from the head of
Myrtle creek, and next fall It will be length
ened to twenty-seven mile, extending to the
East lTmpiiua. Tho lumber for the sluice
bote and bulk head, will be on the ground
iu a few days; 2000 feet of pipe and two hy
draulic giauta bave been ordered, and it I.
expected to begin mining by Christmas.
Louis Catching, uii old miner in that section,
ba the contract for the work on the ditch,
aud hi claim, from which (.in a very primi
tive tuauner) f J00 wa cleared up iu a nine
week' run, ha been purchased by the
company. The compauy now control 20S0
acres, most of ahiuh will do to niiue, aud
cannot be worked out lor year to oouie. If
the digging are anywhere near a rich a
the prospect indicate or the grouud already
worked has beu, it will be a bonanza to the
fortunate owners.
Statesman, Nov. 3: That man Peck, who
wa put in the penitentiary Friday for a
term of oue year, coming from Lane oouu
ty, is serving his third term in Oregon'
stats prison. Hi case Is quite an argument
in favor ot the unlimited aentenoe idea re
cently Introduced in an Enatern state. Ily
it provisions a frisouer is always sen
tenced to an unlimited term. lie I re
leased on good behavior given bis freedom
on probation, as it were. He must report
every month to some officer whose duty it
is to keep a record of all men on
probation, at It were. By thi
means an bonest man can redeem blmseld
but a scoundrel la soon taken in charge
again, thns saviug tn the atute very many
dollars for arrest, incarceration, proseco.
tion, etc,
Editorial correspondence Portland Reform
Journal: Gov. Fennoyer wa at bl poit of
duty Monday at the time .we called. We
found him a plain man, with no disposition,
in word or action to show hi official stand
ing. Any Oregon farmer or working man
can talk wilh him. His administration i
marked by tbe absence of fashionable levees,
receptions, ot cetera, where the extravagant,
tbe austere and arrogant meet and Imbibe in
high-wines, after-dinner speeches, and other
torn-foolery indulged in by tbe cheap aris
tocracy, but all la quiet, teaching economy
and simplicity. His example to his fellow
la aimh aa la oreatlv needed in official
life all over the land these days. There
would De leas corruption to Beep op wuu
the procession In high-life.
Tbe Norwegian ship Thor, which i com-
pitting ber load of lumber in Tacoma for
London, will carry away a cargo that in
some respects ia on of tbe most remarkable
ever sent from tbe Bound. It Include a
great number of long, heavy, sawed tim
bers, loaded by means of a donkey engine,
two feet square and from 107 to
110 feet each long. There 1 yet about
450,000 feet ot lumber to be placed on
board. It is supposed it will take sev
eral month to unload her, and it ba al
ready taken sixty day to get the timber on
board.
Ashland Tidings, Oct. 31 : John Cantrell,
of Uniontown, who wa reported aerioualy
111 In last week's items, died Thursday, aged
64 year. Mr. Cantrell waa a pioneer of
Southern Oregon, having com bere in 1853.
He wa an bonest, upri.ht man, and a good
citizen. He leave a wife and several chil
dren to mourn bis irreparable loss.
Tbe new tariff bear bard upon tbe work
ing man, but it i pi for the monopolist.
Like tb two follows wbo bad only one blan
ket between tbem, and that bad a bole in it.
The monopolist appropriated the blanket
and the other bad the bole.
Give Them C'bauce!
That is to ay, your lungs. Also all yonr
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery it l. Not only the larger air
namuce. but tb thousand of little tube
aud cavities leading from them. When
these are clogged and choked with matter
which ought not to b there, your lung oan
not do their work. And what tbey do, they
cannot do weel. Call it oold, ooogh, croup,
pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of
tbe family of throat and now and bead and
lung obstructions, all are bad. All ought to
ha not rid of. There Is iust one anre way
to get rid of them. That i lo take Bos
cbee'i German Syrup, which ny druggist
ill si ll von at 75 cents a bottle. Even if
everything else baa failed yon, yon may de
pend npon this for certain.
SATISFACTORY RESULTS.
About four year, ago my attention wa
all..1 tn Dr. Ililler'a Cotiiih Cure, since which
time I have owd it with old and young; with
the snoat satlafactnry result la fa-t I keep it
always oa hand. It. J. TRUMBULL, of
Trumbull k DmI, iWmeu and .Vurasij
men. San KrancMcn, Cat Fur 1 at K. E.
Luckey k Co .
A anr. enr for tbe wbiaky babit: Dr.
Livinoston's Antidote for drankennea will
cur ny cae of tbe liquor babit in from ten
to thirty days, from lb moderate drinker to
tbe drunkard. Tb antidote can be given
n a cup of coffee without tbe knowledge oi
be person taking it. The Antidote will not
niure tha health in anr way. Manufac
tured by tbe Livingston Chemical Co., Port
land, Oregon, or from Osburn ft Co., Eu
gene.
A Race fur Life.
An Astoria dlipatch of Nov. 1 says: Tbe
steamer Michigan arrived this morning after
a wild race for life, lusting seven hours.
When about fifteen mile off Gray' harbor
at 4 o'clock thll morning fire wa discovered
Iu ber fore-bold. All precautions possible
were Immediately taken. Tbe hatches were
battened down and every air hole that could
be found wa (topped, and with every ponnd
of iteam that could be carried, and every
titcb of canvas to tho breeze, she flew down
the coast.
In response to her distress (ignal when
he crossed the bar, the observer at Fort
Cauby telegraphed to this city and tbe tug
Wallowa started to her assistance, bnt fortu.
nately she succeeded in getting safely ia,
Tbe fire was extinguished by the Astoria fire
department, and it was fonnd that tbe
steamer wa but slightly damaged. Her
cargo of wlmon and lime wa almost entirely
ruined, a few barrels of salmon alone escap
ing injury.
Wallace, Idaho, Aroused.
Tbe following is taken from a special to
the Spokane Falls Review, dated October
2flthi This has been an eventful Sunday in
Wallace. The Indignation of the people ba
at last reached tbe olimax, and it would not
be a great surprise if some fine morning a
"stiff" will be banging to a telegraph pole,
or the limb of a tiee, with a placard attached
giving the cause of his elevation and a warn
ing to all other character of bis kind.
Forbearance has oeased to be a virtue and
the people ol Wallace have begun a war of
extermination, on the crooks, thieve and
footpad which infest the town. Tbi
morning the marshal quietly notified many
citizen that be was going to make a raid,
and requested tbem to assemble at the
corner of Bixth aud Cedar, and aid bim in
driving them out of town. The citizens met
at the appointed time and the marshal started
on hia rounds. Twelve lough character
were rounded up and marched out ol town.
Oregon City Courior: A tbe next legisla
ture must make the appropriation for Ore
gon's display at the Chicago World's Fair in
1S93.U i of vital Importance to the state that
in tha time remaining before the session thi
subject be thoroughly cauvassed. The sum
ot $250,000, deemed to be necessary by the
state board of trade, aeema extravagant. A
large pavilion of wood, creditable to the
state, could be erected for 180,000. The
sum of 'J5,000 onght to secure the daily
service of a fine band and of the necessary
attendant, beside paying the cost of an
abundance of leaflets and pamphlets descrip
tive of Oregon.and the freight of the exhibit
both way, Tbe total of tbeae two amounts,
$175,000, aeema a liberal allowance, and
perbap a smaller sum will be sufficient, if
there I no Jobbery or stealing and no exor
bitant salaries are paid. Tbe tax payers
have to foot the bill, Ibe majority of whom
hav but limited means, and extravagance
would therefore be criminal. The Oregon
pavilion will bave to be liberal and occas
ionally hospitable, but $500 wine anppen,
such aa Senator Dolpb glvea sometime in
Washington, will not be necessary. .
Marshfleld Coast Mail: On Saturday
morning, just before the Cornel left Empire
City, a fine, fat bnck deer started from tha
sand hill beaded straight for town pursued
by dogs, probably Intending to visit the
county seat and e about the enforcement of
tbe game law. The steamer Emily wa
anchored about tba middle of tbe channel
and torn of tb craw manned a boat, took
after the deer and coming up alongside seized
bis born and pulled back to tbe vessel, but
when lifted into tha boat be fought manfully
and gained a complete victory. He then
took to water again, but they overtook and
lassoed bim, when he was landed on deck.
Tbe Emily blew tb vlctorlon whistle, all
tha ateamers then joined in and cheered
nnlil on would bave thought that a new
vessel had been launobed.
Jacksonville Times: Work is progressing
nloely on tbe construction of tbe Jackson-ville-Medford
railroad. A Urge ncmbcr of
tiea have already been scattered along tbe
route, the right of way has been cleared and
some grading done. The depot has not been
located: but from present appearancea the
road will run up C street, past the Times
office, and all buildinga will be put np on
the block now owned by W. J. Plymale.
A large majority of our people favor thi
site, aa it will be convenient for the mails,
mreaa and nartiea receiving goods, to say
nothing of those who wish to embark for
other pointa. Tbe road will be in operation
by the first of tbe year at latest. The
weather is favorable for this work.
William Baeaberd and Btillman Nottage,
of Bcottsburg, came very near losing their
Uvea while at work among the log and
timber. A Urge tree, which had become
loosened br tbe recent rain and winds,
suddenly fell over, pinning Btillman to the
ornnnd bv the neck and bead, ana ne waa
only released from his dangerous position by
tbe chopping off of a UmD oi me tree sou
raiaina it with a lack screw. He waa fear-
fully bruised. He was taken in a small
boat to Gardiner immediately, ana upon
examination it waa found no bonee were
broken.
Farmer Jonea, ot notoriety, of Marion
county, who was buncoed out of 3,000, and
afterward married a widow with aeveral
children, It 1 now hinted, waa possibly
buncoed again. A man going aa tbe wom
an' brother, it i laid ia addressed occas
ionally by the children aa pa. That look
bad, bnt it contains Its own snggestioo.
It most have been trying to the Sierra,
(Cal.) Fair managers, lo wake up Thursday
morning and find four and a bait inches of
snow on the race track, when they had
spent the dsy before hauling water to sprin
kle the said track.
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