FOR
BELIEVE IN UNITY
Utah u
at $1.50 or $2 00
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t $2 CO. $2.50 or S3. 00
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YORAN'S SHOE STORE.
MY AND COUNTY
GOOD
HOOT
Spirit of the Hop Growers' Meet
ing at Salem.
IATDBDAT DEC 23
1000 Xinan pfMMIl ut K I. Cham-
b. tv.'
A K Wood peya the lilKbfHt price for
Kok B Til, flwln Make nii i i wine
or halt- l..ai. b K. Ilrx.
Kd N White ban -! i . I a
touuuiluiau t Prluevilli.
PitU, I lie Unt harrow urn !r. K L
t.' 1 1 fin tier ban It.
Koh Sai.i '.".'II arre I'Xitili-lit lami
In laml. Inquire of J OH ft Van
Imjyk, i 'itbofgi or.
The latelUIIIMJ In pliotoa: The lit
tle alaiu. KuKene l'lioto Co.
Why now wild pea ami r... ;,; when
t , nam IM'I mil is I in i iti in iuuh
H outf
When ynu want your eye- correctly
fitted to a pair of glavaea nee Dr I.owe
111 Joe Luckey'a.
You can alwayt get an extra for an
Oliver plow.
." I ,1 I , I I . ' t I, . ' lllUtl ,, luilf llDulltlf.
Htate poultry how at Albany begliiR
m iv . . I
ch ri will euter bird.
Have you secured a piece of tnat
faouveuir china at Watt'? You will
it have another chance, after this U
Son-, an there will be no mwre brought
re.
Stamp photos at the Kugeue fbotc
Co.
Two Crescent bicycles lor h i nn-t
max preHeut. Who watitn another
one? V L Chamber...
I 'Tla uol tieuesaary to un to rortland
to purchaee gemnm- ,.N. B. Tlli:j
vKm im cuigiaas una Hierunr. alive .
Hpvelllea, M J. b. Luckey DOW has a
Hg -inrk of the same at teuiptltiK
Blow.
I I ty-prpnia Cn IM i ut -.1 tiy u-, i '
Hcker'a Dyepepeia Tubletw. One little
Klilet will give linniedlate relief, or
Koi ey refunded. Hold in bHUdniue
K boxes at 25 cts. Pol vale l y W L
BeLauo,
aUTHORIZCD TO IKPLOY CXPCRT.
Salem, Or., Dec. 19. The hop grow
j taut their majw meeting today decided
I by a iinaiiiaioua vote that only by
union would tbey be enabled to dis
pose of their crop at profitable figures.
They i. decided strongly to support
the Hlale Hop (.rowers' Aiwocla-
tion, aud nt the conclusion of the meet
ing several thousand bales were offered,
enough to keep two secretaries of tbe
association at work for some turn.
About 260 glowers weie present.
President Jones made a speech, and
in tbe course ol his remarks he called
atteDtlonto tbe low figures ottered for
hops which, be said, cost tbe grower
11 euts a pouud to raise. Uuity wai
necessary, and If effected thoroughly
tbe growers would be beueflled.
Henry Wlnebard, (be Portland
brewery man. author izrri tbe state
ment ilmt he would be glad to see bops
at 26 oeuts per pound If tbe grower
should receive tbe benefit.
Tbe board of directors will employ
au expel l to grade all bops.
t B Dunn, of Kugene, was amoug
tbe list of siicakers. His remarks were
favorably received.
HOPS TVKNKU OVER.
The Haleiu Htatesman of today says:
"A canvass of tbe number of bales ..
bops already pledged to the association
showed that there are about 24,00"
turned over; of these, ll,00o were re
cel pled for yesterday."
F. E. Dunn is one of the committee
of 10 to confer with hanks ou the prop
er itlnn of financiering the association.
Oultuuiy.
U. C. Huston was tiorn in Washing
ton county, Iudiana, May 10, 1828.
Moved to low;, in 1K.M), and tbe same
year went to '1 '& mi. He crossed the
plains to Ol I Hi' n the emigration
of 1862 and purinitiieutly settled in
Lane county in 1863 oil tbe place where
he died, twelve miles west of Eugene
on the "American"' bottom.
Mr Huston served in the voluuteer
army that was organized to quell tbe
Indian outbreaks in Southern Oregon
In 1855.6. He enlisted in company C,
Kecoud recruiting battalion, and was
mustered in at Eugene City, March
20, 1850. With bis company, after
having seen service lu the Uiupqua
and Itogue Kiver valleys, aud tbe In
diana having been whipped Into sub
jection, he was mustered out July 3,
!l836. He leaves few of tbe conna.les
who marriied wUh hitu to prntirt ll e
settlers.
At the general election of MM Mr.
Hiislnu was elected a stale NOMM
froui Late eonnty aa datnoorat, the
parly wild a hich Die afllllaUooa wre
life long. More thai: thirty years later
In ISttS, he was again a candidate tor
the same nlHce, till, lime on the I DIOQ
ticket, but was deleated.
Mr. Muslim was married iu ISoO to
Mlas Lydia Zuuiwalt, daughter of
Isaac Zuuiwalt of Irving preclnt i.
J Twelve children were ban to the
J union, ten of whom u r v I ve. lie una
' 71 years, 7 montns ami s days of ace.
Tbe funeral services were eomluiiul
by l.i v J 0. Kicbardsou. The min
ister who (bus paid tbe last sad tribute
to his frieud h.nl tirst met him uearly
half a century ago Tlie one lu hl
teeus, the deceased in the ti ret tlush of
manhoiHl. Tbe text was the 5th verse
of the UOtb psaliu. A large conuouise
of frieuds pant tueir iasl respect (o
the pioneer.
H. C. Huston bad some of (he quali
ties ol gemus, ami had tnrluue (naced
the current of till life lu a dltleieni
channel his name woulil not have been
onuflned to a m-iithhorhoud. As it
was be lived a g. i d cldxen, a faluiful
husband aud a Kind father.
INFORMATION
C L Winter Charged With Libel
by Alice M Croner,
Ureal salt Lake blsappearlug.
The Great Hull Lake is gradually
drying up. Geologists claim that It
will he entirely gone in auother ceu
lury. There will be nothing but a
glistening bed el salt to mark the site
of one of the wonders of tbe world.
This Is the way of all life, and yet we
may prolong our stay on earth If we
will. No mortal Is free from the me
nace of sickness, and yet ifihe bowala
are kept regular and the blood pure by
occasional doses of Hosteller's Kiniuaeh
Hitters, much sickness may to pre
Veuteil. It cures all such iliseiiaea u
cnnstlpation, Indigestion, dyiqiepsia,
biliousueas and Inactive liver or veak
kidneys, to avoid initiations be sure
that a private Revenue stamp covers
tbe neck of tbe bottle.
One Minute Cough t'ure is the on)
remedy I ever used for coughs aud
colds. It Is uuequallrd tor whooping
cough. Children all like it," writes
H. N. Williams, Gentry vllle, Ind.
Never fails. Ills tbe only harmless
remedy that gives Immediate results.
Cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, croup,
pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. lbs early use pre
vents consumption. Vincent & Co.,
Corner Drug Store.
French Tansy Wafers, tlie world's
famous remedy for irregular and pain
ful periods of ladies; are never failin :
and safe. Married ladies' Hand,
French Tansy Wafers are the only re
liable female remedy iu the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but insist on genuine; in red wrappers
with crown trade mark. La France
Drug Company, Importers, 306 Turk St,
Kun kranrlacn. For sale bv all drug
gists, or sent in plain wrapper dlreci
posnac or xlleoed debt.
Yealerday afuruooil in (he show
case at the foot i f the s(airwy leailliii:
0 the Wlubr Koto Company ap
Deatnl an accnuut posted again-!
Alice M Croner, together wttfa a pboto.
graph of herself and lit! ! sun, atallng
the same had la-en ordered and not
paid for; that the CotM 12 iu DOmtoT)
would la sold to the test bidder and
that other accounts WOO Id probably
appear later, the mailer bring un
usual lu character attracted uot a little
attention and comment.
Today the following case was filed
in Justice WlnUraalrtr'i court.
INVOBMATIOH OK I.IUKL.
Sttlcof Orvson. I'lslBtlrt..
0 I. W later, Ovluuilunt
C L Wlntsr, defni lmit abovr naiasd, Is ar
amaaA h. .ln- M t r.n.. - l.v (hi. iiifurinfttlun o
Ibc crime of Ittvl, 10111 1 ft Sd a loUowt, lo-wU
Hp. the uM 0 I Kflati : "ti the Allh J of
Oeeenbsr, A O, ISM), lu lbs rouoty of Laos,
Stat of fron. th. n Bill tlu-ru N'luc. did tlirli
and thvre wrouglully. uiilawtullf and wilfully
iiililth and iiuw i. Ds iiliUlnl lonosruini
AIIi'm M t'ronsr an.l I hnrl.'l !l Cronsr ami
(isuris Oioaat (artaia talss tad eaudsioui
matnr. u (ollow.
"11 ordrra from proof, ISfk Ji, 'i.
U of these now ht Mil to las bed bidder.
"Thare are others who havrhad dus notice
"Watch-Your unald joataal may annear
next."
That aald falio and v an !lom matter
loirethvr with a certain I'liotoitraiih of the iah!
Alice N I rouer wore txpOSM in a imniie iace
to the view of all pSfSOM iaaatng bj, with
lutent to Injure ami defame the Mid Allen M
ami Charlei It Croner ami i.mirse (.'rouer, coi
trary to the itatuli ii In mich ca made and
provided aud Sfslnat the psSBS and dignity ot
the Stale ol (ircgun.
Am M CaoKgs.
The trial will protmbl'. occur so in-
time tomorrow. District Attorney 1.
T Harris will appear for the state and
I AIIiioi.v I. Ililv. ll fSf tin. ib-ft'lnlatlt.
Mr Winter slates Unit the pictures
I ururu IMMlMMMl uiiiI tuil iimIiI lor Mtlll the
I plalutitt, Mrs Cronae, as-eris that they
were not ordarad, as they were not
satisfactory.
ll uiVMl . . !i - V.'l hI K I. t'hainbers
III prices on Usui wagon, hiu'lue
i buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy dle
harrows, Oliver Walking plows and
' Pitts barrows. Now It tlie time lo
buy Im fun Huh lot I- all sold.
Pains In (he chest whe a person has
a cold Indicate a tendency toward
I pneumonia. A piice of tlaunel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Halm
and bound on to the chest over the
seat of pain will promptly relieve
the pain i nd prevent the threatened
attack of pneumonia. This same treat
ment will cure lame back lu a few
hours. Sold by W L Delano
KlI.IIT NK.H PKKCIIICTM.
Ike l.l.t ol the aH Ones, Kir.
i Hue EUvi i I iik. -ii limn a pari of
Mi Kel tic precinct.
rVallaee Takes rroai West and
Kssl Cottage Grove.
Saginaw. -Taken from Kaal aud
Waal I ullage drove and i reawell.
PalrmoUnt. ApproprlHtitl from
BOUth Kug. lie No. 1.
BlaatOO. Taken from South Kugene
.No. 1 and Booth Eugene No. 2.
Ilailey. Taken from Scuth Kugene
No. and South Kugene No. 3.
. Kuwait. Appropriated iroui North
Kugene No. 8.
Kive Bltore. Formed from a por
tion of Lake Creek piecluct aud new
territory. This precinct Is lu the uorlh
eeUfn portion of the county.
Discontinued.- North hugeue No. 3,
South Kugene No. 3.
Names Changed-North Kugene
No. 3 to umwell, aud South Kugeue
No. 3 to Halley.
This makes 50 preclude In Lane
county.
The time set for establishing new
precincts aud changing the boundaries
of the old was set for the January
meeting of commissioners. The board
couvenes Jauuary 3. Tbe registration
law provides that registration shall be
glu January 2. Tbie would cause con
fusion as the precinct boundaries
should lie llxed before registration be
glus. In order to obviate any such difficul
ty the boundaries as agreed upon have
been sent out In typewritten foun In
advance to each precinct so that every
voter will know just where he la-longs.
The boundaries will then lay declared
official when the comtnlsslouers meet.
Clearance
Sale
Wall
Paper...
Everything in this line
reduced. Small lots of
odds and ends very low.
I L CHAMBERS
A few suggestions of preecuts: Knives,
rators, sheers, csrvlng sets, uut plcke,
saw or hammer, uickle plated lea or
eoltee pot, tea kettle, masters, baking
dishes, kitchen scales, shovel, step lad
del s, wall paper. KL Chambers can
tlx you, easy.
Htate of Ohio, CHy of Toledo, 1
Lucas County,
Kkank J. Chunky makes oalh that
he le the senior partner of the Arm of
F. J. Cheuey & Co., doing buamese In
the city of Toledo, county aud state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
nee HttxniiK.l) DOLLARS for
each aud everv case of Catarrh that
oannot to oared by tbo use of HaliI
Catarrh CI'kk.
Frank J. vumm,
Hworn to tefore mo and subscribed
In my presence, this 0th day of Decem
ber, A. D., 1880.
' A W. (il.KAHON.
hkai. Notary Public
Ktallla I . I, ml, I ulr I- till. ill lt
mill v and acts directly on tbe blood
and mucous surface of the system.
Band for testimonials, iree.
F. J. CltKNKY A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75o.
Hall s f amily I ins are tue ..
Two Pointed Uueatlnhe.
What Is the use of making a better
article l linn your compel iinr if you can
not gi-t a better price for ll?
Ana As (here Is no difference In the
price the public will buy onlv H e bat
ter, so that while our DfOflla nuy to
smaller ou a single sale they will be
much greater lu the aggregate.
How can ynu gel the public to know
your make le the best?
If both articles are brought promi
nently before the publlo, both are cer
tain lo be tried and the publlo will
very quickly pass judgment on them
and use only the better one.
This explains the larpe sale on
Chamberlain's Cough Itemed)-. The
people have been using it for years and
found that It can always ! dewnded
upon They may m-casloniilly lake up
with some t vhlouable novelty put
forth with exaggerated claims, but ere
certain to reluru to tbe one remedy
that they know to la reliable, and for
coughs, colds and croup there Is noth
Ing equal to Chamberlain's Cough
Kemrdy. For eale by W L Delano.
55c. Wl
el Trtese eead' W I
: Kavn tint i 1 ff "
TRUSSES, 65Ci $-25 AND UP
1
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.1 I ti llltil I HM !-.
,k Heitr..-I k laelte It w, 1 1 1 1 1 t t. ! l.or, nn mil
Id out mmt ejsnilliieeUhlMtt MMUL rRllleeaei,
UU yur Hekfkl, 1I, 4fH howlnir "OU ht toot
rtitKurexl. ti. llifr ri.inre. la Ur or Mnll . IW
luaibtr .iv lte antund lb bodf un ft Un wH tM
rupture, a4t e. lift I. ! t miilutvl n rluhl or MHIII
MlnvtU hI lllvrlniP N y-u e.uh th
HMdlM iril let HWll ael alalia Uw- MI
reieii al 1 1... . ii.. mm r4e-,jieii nrturii It nl
Mill raturn your mony. -hei
WHITE FPU THf f. TRUSS CMUOCUE w Jg g
-r i..-.. I h i.t.txitf Ui- IO U trawa ) 1C
lk,M aia aa. rao, e4 -kWh-eaell far f 1 I J
S SfcARS, ROEBUCK Jk Co. CHICW0
( mm w Mwvv
ofli jmj iiiu.) x j in jum 'tuvas
'MJppy -vuo(t iI
jo niviO i" IM 'pofi
ta 4 m1 j ptt4iJ jmX eaaa1
0iee4. at el M I ft "IwJWal
t1 un i4 1MI'( -"11 HON 11)0
int lOfl'lt 'ui tii iji.ii'Ju. tu a -
IfiC'lt iutlJoq'jtm. tilBtoi IOO
'in.. to lOfiO 'tu ) ""i '"-'( utfli
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i4tMttltll t PH 11 UJOl tl IMUOIlWfl
A It n I -I ti ll ! tl ' t II t'llv'I.IWll-! tlDltl
Dm & Henderson, Undei taken ud
Embalmen. Cor. Wil. ud 7th itt
in
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ul ni - . t . 1 1 1 ww a 1 1 "j ati) Jteu Mini
II ttj pUV'IMlUwe. M1 '1 J" Mgggg
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jMia jiua put paj sen i) ajJjU OIW
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JO usee Mi'U'U ' )sO-'Jl '11 !
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S1N33 99 H31IMS UIVH
iL?
Biggest Stock of Holiday Goods Ever Brought to tlie City.
Bigger, Greater and Grander
Mako your friends happy by giving
presents bought at BARKER GUN
the popular place for Xmas Goods.
them nice
WORKS,
TOY TRUNKS 29c; saw bucks and saws 50c and $1.00.
Big lot of iron wagon, all sizes at low prices, also a
wagon with a - eat and whip, this last one pleases the
bovs Children's ju:, ping ropes 5c aud 10c; children s roll-
V A P. 111,. ..iil --.rt
mg nooibutoi-, v,.,, i uW.
Kid bodv liisqui- uoils Willi ouneu nun i )
1 , . 1 11. nr. I,., ii . lli'L
40c 50, 75, yy; hnoclotti Doti, v nous, wuu uio4uv ..v..-, -----
t.:' oil. , .lllc 111,.- K r..iu i do S UreSSCQ ItC,
eyes, d g o, , v- , on,i in,-
little hisque baby dolls dresseti o; .i;ipunuw
- i ii nr . t i. .ii.. ii. ,iniiv ins oisi in;
santa claus (ions -.jc; .tap uwuo -v., - - ---i
s i i ..,.1 rtiir- v uni :i 4iifi i
dressed, moving neaos, arniM aim. ia, , ' TV"
... Car. 41U II i . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 M S
that will please anynno zoc. -o aim iw, o-
.a .e . .1.-.1 1 i nini mm li t'!
dolls 'Jyc; sailor dot'.s -hc, negro uuim .
. - K , . . . t i i . T ' i 1 i 11
faced doll, Sunday face, company -
. . ii.. . ii 41): ( on nan aimei uuns
greaiosi nuyyy -ei ..i... , , . , I, J U 1 ."
II... . Ill likll '..11 111 ill t. IUI -V -a-aw r
afiUCs UtH'V UUIl'l All UtU 4-e - - 1 ,
w . . . t i 1 . . . .nn-. lllln 111 W PI. ML'
and 25c. fancy (lolls. W e nave mo " S-VrT
i al... .., ..ii,.... ."i.11 -rll .
dolls this season ever shown in u.o cun , F'r.,- ii" .7
.. a. on iS' . ,nw zrm t -
63c. 65c, 75c, 03, Hoc, oc, i.oj, --"i v , T M a
dike dolls 15c e.nd 25c; knit worsted dolls a
lots of other d( ,11s of all si.es. 1 oll heads 10c to $3 ,)0, all
sizes and stylo s. Come and Bee them. hey are elegant
Children?, black boards 3oc, 1.00, $1.50, 2.28 a d
$2.75-nice c'lean well made goods. These prices are con
siderable low ex than other people s
i . " ' v wHL
If- .:
" ' III ii
Than ever before. The prices
are very low and you can readily
see the lowest for years.
JmWm
WORUU
1
InellieBlyJ
A LARGE stock of Japanese screens, also shopping
bags ami fancy waste baskets of all designs. A
choice collection of children's toy books, fancy silk
handkerchiefs, also cheap linen and cotton hankerchiefs.
Cheap goods. Clockl with alarm 90c and $1.08. Toy
dishes 5c, 10c, 20c and on up; toy stools, chairs and rocking
chairs and children's toy garden sets, whistles, llutes and
chimes; celluloid balls and other balls.
Mirrors at 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 78c and on up to
$3.75. Come and Bee them.
We have a alee collection of perfumery at 10c, 15c and
25cjand on up.
v Violins from.fJ.75up; mandolins $3.o0 up; accordians
$1.50,up: banjos andJguitarB, guitar zither, Columbia zith
ers, carving sets, spoons, knives and forks, icissoip, pocket
knives fancy solid silver handled; button hooks Mo, nail
file 34c, nut pick 34c, psperj knife 34c; also fancy blotters,
candlesticks and opal ware,' china ware, Japanese wan.-, tea
pots, cracker jars, chocolate pots, cups and saucers, mugs,
side dishes, trays, individual.butter.traysnd bo on.
Don't forget'attractions.
BLOW horns at 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25c. All the latest
goods to he found hore. FluteB 25c; musical wind
mill 25c; Dewey musical cannon 10c; performing
skeletons 5c, performing figures 5c; stereopticon views 5o
and 10c; storeopticons 45c, 75c, $1.16, $1.45; motallaphones
45c, 05c and 98c; dominoes 9c, 15c and 45c; harmonicas lOo
15c', 20c, 25c, 30c, 45c and 75c; traveling parrots, 12c; roam
ing alligators 24c; traveling turtles 12c; drumming monkeys
25c; climbing monkeys 25c; climbing sailors 25c; mechan
ical artist, a tin man who draws several cartoons very fine,
29c; Jack in the lox 10c, book slates 8c, large 15c; rubber
dolls 13c, doll in swing all ready to swing, 25c; toy paper
(pot balls 8 inches 6c, flags of all nations .or decorating
cheap.
Checkerboards 25c, 45c, 34c and 29c ; toy stovos 33c,
Ii9c and $1.38; sand mill 30c; musical wind mill 29c; toy
drums 25c, 60, 90, $1.15c, $2.25; noisy crickots 18c; rubber
dogs, 50c; lloral sets 35c; fine China sets at 5c, 7c, 10c, 14c,
15c, 18, 20c, 25c and 30c; toy hammers, 5c; and toy irons,
10c, 20c, 25c.
Toy cradles, bods and trunks, crokinolo boards, checker
boards, backgammon boards; toy geese and ponds, and a
largo stock'of card games; small round pocket mirrors 5c,
convexJlOc.
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Eugene, Or.
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