ti: ec:eke city guard.
8ATURIXAV, AUi- 86. 1878.
EUGENE CITY OREGON.
MGCRAliC TICKET.
For jresident.
SAUTJEI J. TILDEN",
ONew Tort
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
; v
ForCobgresi;
L. F. LANE,
)f Douglas County.
Tor Preatdential Elector! :
HENRY KLIPPEL, ot Jackson.
E. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah.
W. B. LASWELL, of Grant.
Death of M. 0. Kerr.
Hon. M. C. Kerr, Speaker of the
ITnuaa of Ronreaentatives. died at
Rock Alum Springe, West Virginia,
on the 19th insi, of coniumption of
trm rtnvflla. Mr. Kerr vSt boru al
Titusville, Crawford county, Pennyl
tidIs, on the 15th of March, 1827,
making him consequently at the dy of
Lis death a little over forty-nine years of
age. After having been admitted to
the bar in Louisville, Xeotuoky, he
settled in New Albany, Indiana,
where he resided up to the time of
lis death. In 1856 he was elected
for two years to the State Assembly
of Indiana, and in 1862 was elected
to Congress, and since that time he
has been known as one of the master
minds of the day. lie was an inde
fatigable worker for the advancement
of whatever came he undertook,
laboring even at the risk and the loss
ot his own health. He was one of
the pure and true men ot this time
and bis loss will be felt not alone by
the Demooratio party, ot which be
was one of the acknowledged loaders,
but by the whole nation.
Tht Letters fib a. Louis Nominee.
The communications by which Gov
ernors Tilden and Ilendrioks formally
announced their aoceptanoo of the
nominations for President and Vice
President, have now been sufficiently
long in the hands of the people for
candid and reliable judgmonts to have
been formed. Aftor a very careful
peroral, we have no hesitation in af
firming that they are among the
trongest and most convincing public
dooumonts that it has ever been our
good fortune to soo. Every dispas
sionate reader must be convinood that
the writers are honost and able ; that
.they are statesmen of the highest and
' broadost type. The issues ot the
' campaign are treated in so earnest
and vigorous, and withal ao candid
And akilful, a mannor, that every one
. not bliadad by projudioe and bound
in party shqoklos must apprehend at
-once that the writers are men possess
ing the neoossary qualifications for
properly doaling with the Natioaal
problem now domanding solution.
The nature of the ovils through whioh
the country has boon reduoed to its
present domoralizod condition, ia lu
cidly let forth, and the character of
the antidote for the poison which is
infilteraiing every portion of the body
politio is clearly and fully explained.
Mr. Secretary Cbandlor and his coad
jntaton may well wish that the epis
tle thoy compiled for their candidate
bad been delayed nntil they bad re
ceived a proper model for in form.
They may console thomselvos, how
ever, with the knowlodge that tho
statue can never be mistake, for the
living man. They might have made
an exoeUcut imitation, but they
novcr could have breathed into it the
breath of life.
Alalne aac Ike Clarluaail Ticket.
Much surprise is manifested that
the Republicans of Maine do not
more heartily endorse tho nominations
made by the Cincinnati Convention.
The cause is, however, not fur to sock,
and by everyone must be aoknowl
, edged, as not altogether discreditable
to those conoernod. Mr. Dlaino was,
undoubtedly, the most popular and
prominent candidate whose name was
presented to the Convention. The
votes which be received and the man
ocr in which single-handed he fought
the combined opposition of all the
other elements, conclusively proved
him the ablest leader of the Republi
cans. r or can it be gainsayed that
the methods of the disaffected were
somewhat unscrupulous, and that the
abuse which wis Leaped upon him
was unmerited from the lourve
whence it came. Grant's tools, Conk
ling and Morton, did all they could
by calumny and falsehood to destroy
biro. It ceed sot be a source cf
wonder that the ex Speakei's fiieods
do cot readily overlook and forget
tie treatment of tina, to whom they
looked with a reverence somewhat
akin to that of an old-time Scottish
clan to the chieftain at its head. The
object of the ill-treatment is indeed
magnanimous enough to cast the
mantle of forgotfulness over the inju
ries he has received, and express a de
sire that those who have regard for
him shall put their shoulders to the
wheel and help along the Adminis
tration machinery. Bat it ia evident
that they feel no delight in a compli
ance with bis behest. To gratify
their leader many will -do what be re
quires, but they cannot obliterate
from their minds the memory of the
insults and injuries which he has re
ceived at the hands of the party
which they are now called upon to
help, and the enthusiasm which is the
only assurance of victory is wanting
among thera.
Orlh's Bellresnent.
We are told that by the withdrawal
of Aj Uon. Godlove 5. Onli tiorn the
contest for tbe
Uhairthe Kepublioans ol that Mate
are full of trouble. We are not aur-
nri.eil t find ih.L tr.ii. Mm nnr
. . . . I . 1 . . f I I
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noes u asionisn us mat tno porpiexuy
IS not connneu to Indiana, but is
nrn.d anion Rnn.ihlii.flnn thrniiati.
r or o
on mo oouuiry. i poruapn
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hard a blow as they can have to bus-
tain, during the continuance of the
. . . ...... rr -n r. .t
existing hostilities. To Mr. Orth
, . .
personally wo cannot refrain from
tendering our aincerest sympathies.
the blow to him is so severe that we ?T?, r wn'n T, 0H"D
.t,nU ,. ha maA if frnm J . Mitchell has mceeded In gettiltir aU the
-v
offoots ho were forever removed from
thB anWa nl hia noliticnl nmion. II
. II.. f Kt. I.- U..
been so severely wounded that it
scorns next to Impossible that be can
recover aumuieuuy to u ngmu auig iu
m-!...i.. I - .ui- .
resume aotive work. He forgot tbe a Tildeo and Hendricks dnb was organ
neoossary injunction that he whol' meinhewhipof 250 at Albany
would run. race mnst free himself
irom vory Daraen. ins conuuoi in
tne matter oi our claims against toe
Government of Venezuela has been
. ,, , . , .
. i . . at i . i
uia rum. , v uu vuoiu, uuu uio hub vi
the party composing his supporters,
he was over weighted. Tbe result is
that this contestant, upon whom so
many oopoa reiiou so connueu'.iy luaii
he was brought all the way from
, .
Austria to taae uis pari in mo race,i
has been, thus early, compelled to
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Diuu luiiiinnjia uiauo roauv tur uia
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grave. Sic eunt fata hominum,
Tin Rochester, Minn., Post says:
"The convention at St. Louis recom
mended the next Demooratio Nation
al Convention to abolish the rule re
quiring a two-thirds vote for the nom
ination of a candidate for President.
The rule is a good one and they will
maaa a mieiaao u insy auoiisn ll."
l. - tl .1 t I. I.
The Toledo, Ohio, Bladt says : "True
tn kla R..t,rn tn.iini.. n,l
"u,"'" -u,uBi
ivUJr a ijor iTuoBoa viw repeal on
toe two-tuiras ruie in ueraooratio
! l . 1 i W .els
AAnintinn ft,.
, , ,
ui mo auoj)wun gi uio run was 10 en-
abio the Southern slave oligarchy to
bind the Demooratio party to oh.r-
loiwneuis. mat rule enaoiea tbe
South to diotat the candidate.
Now a little knot of ex Confederate
ollicers located in New York citv are
willing to ope,ate the m.ohino. The
old oligarchy has changed head-
quarters ; tnat is all tbe difference.
Both these paper, carry the n.me. of
tiavea am nneeier at tfteir matt-beads.-il
hip pockets may be thus figuratively repr-
seuted, and to show bow well tbey agree
ws make these extracts. Tb Buldt, boro
1. . . r. l . I
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.v. ..u.ui;.... .uU aeciiunai
oate; aou 10 lis irantio seal sdows Dot only I
s disregard for facts, but an immense con J
tempi for the Cincinnati platform. The
two-thirds rule was sdoptad to defeat a
aouiMrra man oi. it at. Joddsod ami
from that lime to the present it bas ben
theruUoftksparty-oot of sn oligarchy.
Th. nn.nn.il l.if. . u-. .:.
... ,...v.uU.- ,m...,m ., , ,IU.
cereiy deprecate, an sectional feeling and ten-1
uenciea. uut ids nope 01 id JSimlt is, hi
all the organs and leaders of ths Republican
party, to keep alive "sectional feeling,hnce
thsterm. "Southern lostincts." -Southern
ths "old oligarchy," sod similar terms, with
the "war record" of its candidate and th
- e j wu.mi,
ex-coofedorau-and "rebel- record of everw
Democrat, art the stock io trade of the Re-
f I
poblicao papers for tba present Praiidential I
campaign. Tbey believe like ths Fremont,
Obio,eorrespoodenlof ths Blad, tbat Baye.1
,1 ... . ...
"war record- will do mora to elect him tbao
-DBoarea ooanciai piatronna.' Haw, V article on moarces of Waabiogtoo Territo
ths tUpobliran party is siocra ia its pro- 7 aod beet rhrisau story. Awards lo be
irasioos. why does it depend apoa tbe "war no?oned Oct. 13ih. Is ths pavilion al tbe
"win iuv imiw vuilk hiviv wh uuv-
,A M I. .u:.. .1... V.
esty, decency and com coon sense A
united Sooth" is dreadful f tt Indicate
sectionalism I Bat onitd North, with
two-thirds of the votes of tbe Coioo oa one
aide, bis do sectional tendencies in the rati-
msuon ot toe (vpuoncans, so long as ll is
.- I
er.ileJ to plunder and Oppress the -South
LH RadiceJ Journals refer to tbeir platforwi
occasiooaiiy, for daceocy s uo, if for boOj- i
wgtiM. J
OBEGO.
Farmers get 69 wnts for wheat in Selera.
iirapes art ripe Id Wasco count, likewise
tbe whortleberry. ,
There are two cases of small-pox four
miles west of Lafayette.
The report Is denied that small pox exists
at the Klamath lodiao Agency. .
Preparations for the next State Fair art
being made on ao extensive scale.
Tbe soda spring and tbe adioiuine Droner-
ty at Sodaville will be sold on tbe 23d of
next month.
About one million feet of logs are floating
en route for Albany from tbe logging camp
on oiary s river.
Edward May and bis two sons bare found
lead and Iron ontcroppmgs about 7 miles
east ol Oregon City.
The Aldeo Fruit Preserving Company, at
McMinnville, has not thai far proved a re
munerative investment.
Mrs. McCormick, who murdered her bos
band on the 6th inst., at Astoria, was seo
teuced to tbe Penitentiary lor life.
Miners around Clerksville. according to
tbe Buker City Democrat, pick up spe:irotDi
every flay weighing from o to JS.
M. P. Morse, General Agent ol the North
Peciflo Mutual Life Association, bat closed
out his loierests to the association
.. r"Hl h,"M,r"' "7 P0"ie Mount in
A son of J..W. Crawford, of Salem, aired
19 months, who with his pareuls were nan-
"" ! ?" lh S,"Phe,li' b " f
,rUOH
A RanUn Fin Mmed Ab.nnder rmus.
Oiled who enthusiasm and beer, sen-rely
"'ebbed 1 ho- B,,ltr "d WJ BtlDO at
i liuii.hiirff last week. '
M HamDton Kellv. of Rait Portland, ia nn.
I structing a dryin machine for Hood river.
aml MtPct shortly to tare out a handsome
article of "peach leather."
,t . . ....
Accordmir to the tndrpendenl the rasy
,nn, Jehn Krall, who was shot and kill, d
"fr Roseburg. was attempting to outrage a
Agricunurai uoiiece unds m Urejruo ap-
proved by the Secretary of the Interior, ex-
W elSlltJ ! which there is a con
H,C''
for Joint Senator for Columbia, Clatsop and
! " c"u"1 7 r w"8 PI8CH 00 Mon'
""r"'"" vi uuu. o. a..
ymjth deoeased.
7tT
I In a t UulilfrftB 1 1 U I n
rarmna, secretary,
i a ww-v
Aiaao namra i;nn. rrom isevuda per
riI-'-uSifcL 8tr,Phena , h" j80
taken down with the email pox at Rnaeborg.
ana a oe pssw, named Johnson, at last ac-
counts bad all the premonitory symptoms.
T.b', Orsejoa Iron Works at Alhina. will
nfiW portable engines, especially designed for
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uaw, imw conn.ieni mui ine large
.V", T. . 7 C0U",rV" Prer,Bei
i m wuw iiiiwrimi irum inn nasi.
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items news.
I. kt it r o
vo M. U. iverr,
Sitn'ng Bull wants Queen Victoria to act
S a. .
as mediator.
Preparations sre being made to remove
tbe bioqx to the Missouri river.
The Republicans of Cleveland bare re
nominated Garfield for Congress.
The pay of revenue officers throdirhotit
ins country nas oeeo reduced aboat 6 per
ceo i.
Pn hiV, temi t0 ctarre tlIf .....
Tit. ...t-l r.L!L!.! n t ......
O.I..J-" "
oaiuraay,
Indinl recently ran off many horses
anoiuu need or beet cattle from the Ulack
Hills. One Indian was killed.
Gen, Sheridan has received nermann
i me moian commiaioner to raise 1,000
.. r
t awnee Indian recuiis.
San Francisco Irishmen have contributed
53. 500 lor the relief ol the escaped Fenians.
end will meive enllectioas from all parts of
rhrindi.n. Gubernatorial canvas has
opened. Senator (tooth and Gen. Harrison
,ressed the Republicans at Deville on th'
The Grangers are holdie a eonveminn In
Sn Francisco regarding treiirht charirea.
i i-i. l . . .r 7 . . s
"V?; n" mJT?., bta
A Western pnpr has taken oai'-a to ret
linec0MM, "P1" or the tvntennmi
nTrdZ'S'VhV.Xrn
that it is rtilng lo result io a loss of some-
thing like 84.000.000.
To this from the Timet of the 2Gtk
-cx-uovfTnor Lunin. or rennav vania
" .vt ..i.im..K1ii, di
cvaseO to wander among the anwashed, and
win throw all their strength for IJares snd
" heeler."
the Bi'Ilefon e Watchman, printed
where Mr. Curtlrj resides, replies
-IU explicitly declares himself lor Tilden
and Hendricks, and iutends to stamp the
Su! oM,ndil' for J1" Bomcj. This
"-". www narvHirom mi
. month. That ia where kt it.n.
j;BXt j
The August number of the K'nf Short.
Hl 0,,t elor lh' firit otarn. Ths pub-
" ,7,!
priaes for aeeays the first Mng a Ihirieen
N"ar copy of Webster's Coabridgcd Die-
uti toe occannn wiin an oner or i.ho ia
,,,D,r' ,0f u,6,. ?Po "ritteq by
IW nS il ttmrfmm ainkl m - - . . IL.
do8.. mri.La drt(I Tor 'beat
compoeitioo by boy or girl aodar thirteen:
00,8 ntt P' 10 awarded only to per-
SM - .mWinjLto 9! toi w,h!0n
Territory. Tbe other pries are coin for
k - ., JZ... o. th. XL of Z
a"u
Gov Gostav Koerner. flnrf tht N'ew
York Independent Conference address leads
him logically to the aapport of Tilden. and
bt invites bis Liberal Itepublican German
associates to follow hi a is bis support
Www w. . )
" e do not read of anv tccemiona to the
ranis of Hy-s froa the Democracy, bat w.
d.ily bear of fieixihJicaDS. itSjeotial in th . ir
partT. who torn their becks on n to sapper i
TiUo, tli IWora;. .V V4 Sua.
ELECTION HETCBS.
Berlew of lha mbb for laaa Coantr.
To th Editob OF TBI OVitD : i
I am almost afraid to begio npon this sub'
ject tbe field is so exteosive that an end
less letter might be easily written about it,
and then not do it justice. But just to let
the people know that somebody is acting
without regard to principle, I will scrawl a
few lines, at least.
Io tbe first place I would like to ask Dem
ocrats why Thompson bad 88 majority, Big
by 6, Walton 60, Whiteaker8; Scott, Rad
33; Barton, Dem., 11; Hayes, Dem., 8; Joel
Ware, Red., 33?; and Dale, Dem., 131.
Now, between Thompson and Higbvtbere
is a difference of 94 votes; between Whites
ker and Scott 101, and between Wars and
Bale 468 votes; can this difference be ac
counted for on any construction of principle?
Is VVaiteaker, who was elected by 68 major
ity, any more of a democrat than Cruzao,
who was detailed by 52 votes ? a difference
on, the democratic legislative ticket of 120
votes. Let ns agree tbat tbe offices of judge,
clerk, sheriff and other county offiVee are not
political, and are oaiside of party lines, boss
to account Ipr the 468 see-sawyrs (ibis is a
new word, t believe) between Ware and
Hale, but on a question of principle where
one rote might change the political cast of
the U. 8. Senate and affect tbe destiny of
our Suite and Ihe United States for years,
or fiirevrr, how are ws toaccouut for the 120
weathercocks that shifted from Wbiteaker
to Scott or Bond, or elsewhere than to Cru
zaoT My guess is there sre 468 men io Lane
county who do not take or read a newspa
per who never heard of Belknap, Babcopi
or Butcher, and who would vote for ony one
ofthemlor President without asking any
. . - . -
Questions : this will exn am whv Ware re-
, .
eived 337 republican majority, and Hale
131 democratio miiority. W biteaker, as all
muat cunleaa. is an able and a nrmlunt man
and on bia tbe party could snite, and did
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prooamy-yeiKw near mat ne ia ooi gei
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the full strength of his party ; strange as it
may appear, some men voted for MeClung
who bave been professed democrats through
life ; and some radieala may bave voted for
Wbiteaker, but I doubt it j they are too
well trained for that J but tbe harness hangs
loosely on some aye, many so-called dem
ocrats, and while they come to the "scratch"
nobly, tbey are led away into the radical
u 11 t r. tt. 1 j j ...
camp by Hon. J. B. Underwood aod bis
strikers; tbeir votes are traded for Jh tbe most
flimsy pretexts, because tbey, said democrats,
do not read, no not tbiok, or have no prim
pies. 1 am aware of tbe fact tbat there are
ejuiw u"juvi wii9 ssmaj urrrlUUI SSiD, UCIUWIQIO
. ifl fluffl(tifalS Hui4 A.l0lnrnmr im 1nm.n.. n
with oriuciulei. ooficv democrat- and
called democrats. The bed-rock and soft
I ' r
dem icrats differ as to policy, but not on
priuciples; the policy democrats have no
principles tbat will stand the test of an un
certain strain ; the so ealld are tbe kind
who do read the papers, who believe Ben
Umleiwood to be politically honest, and
Ueury Ward Beecher pure; aod who do not
know tbat Belknap was biibed, or that Joel
Ware bought their votes for less than 25 cents
each, indirectly, tor tbe latter class we do
not write they will never see it. For do I
icy democrats there is litlle hope ; they live
io the smiaiiine ol the pnrty, but in the hours
01 trial or danger they are docile as lambs.
1 Ins brings me down briefly and, I hope,
unuersianiiingiy tu another question : aa to
why men did -scratch V Were the candi
dates Koud democrats f Were they houest T
Are tney capable r Uo you believe they sre
faithful to the constitution T 1 have never
beard tbe honesty or democracy of one ol
them questioned. As to their capability
there might be a question, or a doubt . but
is Bond better qualified than Redford, or ia
beoit superior to truxan T I doubt it.
But suppose the candidates went not ea-
pable, then who is lo blame? Let us coo-
aider. Is it vanity in it-uorant men that in-
J . - - ,1
sea 01 pontics or is 11 an oversight ol other
illiterate ones that puts such cralts afloat
. - v v v 1 1 11
upon au ant;r and fickle flood without bul-
lust or hti.n to carrj our tKusurs saieiv
aiong tne sireaoi 01 liinu and laud them un-
impaired is the hands of posteritv a hundred
rears hence f Or is it the work of a If w
designing men to bare incompetency thrust
forward, so that the control ol the whole sr.
rengiMiient may be in the handa of that fa
vored leT 11 candidates are ircompeleot
tnese queriiona win arise and be discussed
BfVMirillMtrltt ! Miwt thun lh hni.Lii rullj nt.
the noniiNatiog conventiuii whiib should
never nuiiiiimle a mau incapablenr dishonest,
aud if men who are not capahle force them
selv-a upon conventions, then such nieu mav
expect defeat and injury lo the party.
loere ia 00 Donor iiLannirinc to a position
we ant not qualified to fill, or the duties of
wuica ws are out able to honorahlv dis
charge. Whether meo are faitliful to the
Constitution or not dejend upon tbeir
knowledge of that instrument ; if a man has
n.iVu. MM.it ailliu it... Cl.U n. I T I . . .1 C . . .. .
corjAtitoti. be cannot tell what he thinks oM
either, and if he has read it be nay bar. an
opinion mat does not amount to much, on
le be la able to anderstand tta lorce and
effect apoa the laws and upoo tbe adminis
tration ol our government.
Wert our candidates capable, boneat and
aitaiui to tne constitution r II so then it
thea it was our duty ss honest meo to vote
for them and to use all honorable means lo
elect them : ll such was not tbe case, then
they should not have been aotnioaled. Then
answer, lae men who put them in comma
- ... . m t hi wtrVHIUa U I a
una or toe caouiuaies tneinaeives may
i-1
Swvr. or have iudirin-nt entered avainai. thom VT
io ease f default. But this ldo know: that
mere are competent aoa oonest democrats
taoogh ia Lane county to Gil all tht places
aod offices of honor, trnat and profit Becet-
aa7 ir tbe eoooty, aod there are democrats
who woald honor tba position do not seek it:
.w moth , w.i, m rxiiw, men
it is the man aeekint honor (T) woo force
himsell npon his friends and upoo cooveo
vent ions, to be honored with defeat or sab
Sequent rlisemca.
Ilie local stum is over. In November wa
will be called npon atin to answer al tbe
HI. t and akat a pity that will be. as tbe
chances to "scratch ' will not appear where
there m bat on name on a ti. kt
Lif-v-it.. L,e will have a gnod aqaare vote
and m.ii niv I nmliet. of Sit m. u
Thro
Lw tv-u;y ; U is-y U yd4 & 'M
trvied oa lor lbs somioee o( ths CiacioBati
j.
bated, so contemptible, as to trade voies
tbe dearest boon to freemen tney arenv ior
-treHon. ttravem and spoils," snd deserve
good positious io chain gangs and penitenti
aries. I venture to say tbat tbe man who
will sell or trade on. his vote should oe ais
fniochLed as unworthy to exercise tbe right
of voting. Yours truly, A. B.C.
8t Louis Republican .-To say that ths
democratic party bas presented to tne
American people ao unexceptionable ticxet
Is tbe faintest of faint praise. No ticket
ao thornmrhlv food in all tbe elements which
make np political goodness has been pre
sented siace Thomas Jefferson and George
Clinton offered their united names to the
democracy of seventy yeajs ego. It repre
sents tbe best brain sod body of the East
and West.
Another Opportunity far the Belief of
Ihe Afflicted.
The SurireoDS of tbe National Snrcical
Institate, located In Indianapolis; Pacific
Division, Albambra Building, Bush Street,
San Francisco, have yielded to tbe many ur
gent appeals from tbeir patrons and friends
in Oregon and Washington Territories and
ailjoioing regions to visit Portland. Tbe
former visit was highly satisfactory and en
couraging, man of the patients then accept
ed for treatment being now entirely cared.
while nearly all are irreatly benefited and in
a fair way of recovery. Three or more oil
Ihe Suigeons will be at the Cosmopolitan
HotW io Portland. Or eon. from Monday,
the 28th day of August, nntil Saturday, tbe
2d September, 18 1 6, six days inclusive.
They will bave with them a great amount
of surgical apparatus, appliances, etc., and
competent ass'stants and workmen to
change, fit, snd make siicb opparatns as may
be required. Tbey will come especially pre-
pared to treat all surgical cases : Paralysis.
all kinds of Deformities of the Face, Spine
and Limhs, Diseased Joints, Diseased Eyes,
Uatarrn. fnvate JJiseasea. f iles. Fistula.
i.. a n .kn . .... :i .v i ..i .i. -
" nu" 7'" luo,"TC,,' kuc
' :V"" r" t
journey vo ohd rroncisco or iouianupons.
Jshol)d (i ,0 at tbig tilne. X0 cases will be
undertaken wif bout a fair hope of relief, ll
is needlesj to 6SV the the Institution is en
.
unll pons.Die. ami tne .orgeat ar.o mog,
I ntinluai r.f tt.A hnA a1 A 171 PM I'll, nnrini thnn.
I uiruuiui vi no biiiu sa - .w-i
. annua R,rae,nber the time and
nace. snd come early
J5ySend to tbe
I Institute for circular.
A CHEAP PAPER!
The demand for the WEEKLY OR-
EGOWIAW for a short time Is so
great that we have concluded to
offer it for the balance Of the year
r. .
for
ONE DOLLAR !
All sabscilptions will expire Dec
31, 1876, no matter when they com
mence. Address,
I Af)fM AMf a h nwftiai f Mffrttri MM
f UBUaniHU W
I en a 1 .
I fOITiana, ur.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
MA OK QTCUCMQI
nirtiin . wi U T Ult J
AGENT FOB
REMINGTON k EONS'
Breech Loading
Central Fire Military aid Sporting
RIFLES
AND
SHOT-GUNS.
ALSO,
PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES,
oSi.Uoiji1indfSTri,,2unItion for mtA ,ai,,
Notice to Tax-Payers.
NOTICE IS HiCLEBT GIUN that ea Von-
da,theJHthdyof Ant., 187. the Board of
Equalization will atteud at the office of tbe County
0 .I! ?rl"M county, at Eugene. Oregon, and
K TlL.'! ""r
"iwpimv'Miweiii Viiurs IU TwUUSwiUD. UBoCTlD
fiu ii vjiiniiiirm
of land, or other nronertT. r
Dated this 27th dav of Julv.WT. '
J. w. PA11K8. A aessor.
c,ili.tk.- a. l. nT , 77"
Subscrioers to the University.
' pa E SUBSCRIBERS to the TJniTenity will pleaw
A. call anl paj their abKriptioos immedutelr, ao
mm. iHi.iia im (miu uo sua .top inieresl.
UKO. B. DORRIS ia aiithohied to ..th.
npti
.0.1
""n. JUBUUA J. WALTON.
HK.VDRICK8. Pre t Aaa a.
bemtarr.
convention, for when men become so de
DR. JOHN HERRBOLDA'TS:
SFRCini. nil HFrntViril. nmrmi lri".o to meet the view ofatl.
SURGICAL AND IECHAMCAL DEMIST,
H" removrd to llnfeburg, Ortgim, where he re-
ajwctfulljrpnera bit aervicea to the citizena of that
iMce ana vicinity In all tbe branches ef hia pro-
le.icin.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE 0
The Pacific Gout for HOME MADE
BOOT S AD SHOES.
untA I KcUUUlUN
IN PRICES.
J. H. DONALD
Hat Bow oa band overoBchnndrMt ami a.tr
Or UonU Of Ur OWB m.lka. Whirh 1 am hnnnj In
nwardlew of wt, and w are now prepared to make I
BooU to order at Uw followiag creatl reduoed pri- j
French Calf BooU from SS to St per pair,
French Kin Uimt. Irrtm ft. .n M -
California Kip BonU made toorder t at per pair I
am ail outer work at eqnallr low price. Repair-
muiKw. tut wwa warranteo,
Lcathfrand Fmdinn tiw k
B. DONALD.
aw, w VtKM
RnrFn i e-' T.v.d v. . u
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
and lovite tbe attentioa of Horaeke-perrf
T. a UE.VDRCIK3.
JURT
RCrCICn qa acencrj ia the North PadBe. We bare tbe
CwClVLU.N baildiaM aad tbe bett ecooomodatiooe ef
a Large etock or
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
liKUl'fcKlES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC, I
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Hirheat market rie
fora!lktnd.ofPBfVl
A. GOLDSinTII.
Final Settlement.
IS THI MATTER OT THE ESTATE of AW
on If . Fowma, dacMitd. Notice ia bwtbr aiTta
tint Frank Power, admiruitrmtor of laid eaute fa
Bled hit account for anal tettlement and tlx flm
Monday In September, 1S7S, haa beta att fur tat,
bearing of aaid account.
Br order of Hon. 1. 3. Walton, Jr., Orantr Judn.
(BANK POWERS, AdminiataV
0. B. Doaaia, Attornejr.
Fabulous Reduction
FUR 2STOCTIJRE.
AS WK ARE PREPARINO FOB A LABOB
Manufacturing establishment we prop.M to
tell oar entire stock of
FURNITURE AT RETAIL
WHOLESALE PRICES!
Tbls Is a rare chance to buy good, aabataotlal
Furniture at nominal prices Do not 1st your op
portunity pass. Come all.
D. CHERRY A BRO.
Lower Than Ever I
TT AVI NG TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF TBS
1 late nnsettler" condition of tbe Eastern an
tamornia none, areu i nav.
PURCHASED FOR CASH
THE LAIIGEST BXOCK OF
uf,T,La OUiolu B. Ctlu
If alCIlcS, JCWcliJ A wllV6rW3rS
Ever brought to Oifgon, and am now enabled to
M ihem l BetaU al former WUOLsALB
hwe kind kepUn
fctablUbment. Every article h warranted al repl
rexen ed. I have alao tbe agency of toe aorivaUed
Piamond Mpectcles.
I " w "u? ." !OT "araiei. a
i -" j ... .MUJ.BUVI, wfuin
aill say tbat if tbey will let me know tbe Dam
and priceoftbewatch they Intend tosendfor. I
-'""
111 lurniao toe same waicn ior tne same price.
By all means give me a call before soinc or
sending elsewhere.
B. L. STOJfE,
ju24 3m 103 Front St., Portland, Oregon.
FIRST AND LAST CALL.
H AVISO BOLD MY STOVE AND TIN WARS
buiineia toC. Burbridge and expect to lute
oon, I will requut all persona indebted to a I by
aeoount or note to call and aettle the same at one
or tbey will be placed in handa for collection.
; H. T. HAYfg.
FOB THE '
SPRING A SUMMER TRADE!
TXrs BEQ to inform ear friends and tie paUi
VV that we hare juit received direct from Baa
rraneuoo ana tae caiter. maraeta
AN IMMENSE STOCK
OF
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS AND CATS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Clocks, Faints, Oils, Etc.,
Selected by er Mr. S. Bosikblatt, which wl
offer at
REDUCED PRICKS.
Parties will find It to their adrantam to eal.
and exaraire our stock and nricea befon nnrr.hu.
Highest price paid for all kuids of Product
lug viKwuere.
S. ROSENBLATT & CO.
Brkk StOK, tto, WillamtUc k Eighth Sll.e
EUGENE CITY.
A V PT7T1?TC JP-
a jjaauo Ob VV.9
... . .....
NEW
SPRING GOODS,
Selected witfc modi em from the brewt tad bwt
uagonmf aouMa u Ban JTraacMOO.
Our Stock Of
DRESS GOODS
la anaraallr large and attratMre, and eomprbea the
WHITE GOODS.
A Urfi asaortment of Ktrleet aod InaerUnn, HV
ww tnaayuiiu aMsnu.
STAPLE GOODS.
A Urn stock of BlMwhed Vaaliaa ana Lueee,
Table Lioen., Towalmra aad Horiery; CotmU,
wwiuinuiuiiigiumiia
WE WILL PAT THE HIGHEST MABUET niCE
la eaah for aay annbtr ef poude of
GOOD MERCHANTABLE WOOL
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of trerv dceeriptioa wanted, for whkhwe wflj par
" market price.
A. V. rETKRfl k CO.
MXUESDA SPlilNUST
rpHESE 8PRISGS ARE LOCATED ABOUT
eo mnes eaat or Euerne City and withis fear
miles of the celebrated Bir Prairie of Ihe UcKea-
e. Tbev art within a few htindml mil. of
Ham r k. ... .
vtreias la Orenoa. Dm aad Elk art very pleat
near these rorian. bavin na th mmii Im .mm
uviov vivra. uw ot u nwiK nnwini umttnr
of these animal. Tbe trreodeet aad most plctor-
J oprtari w una part of the Bute. Oar hath
aooae is lew. atid ia eoaalmetMl vith hAmm tm
the waaUvf thoMvwltinc from the valley. We
el have aa excellent npor balk room eooatrocted
near the bead of the Spring . sad la all thing, we
totioB of thai kind.
w .era bd wiu Ui dnwianil few a. man-
Aa experiencad phraldah ia attndmce at all
tllnea. Board aad lodTinn la vnnrf mrm trmthtmm-
ioiEo'i 01
A. W . rOt.ET. PnwHeinr
22"
T.H.lJiI)RirKS'.
SiiO
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"t.era. ln. kMoraaja ae trmt
A aO.VTK-l.u wiJ n.
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