TKE EUGENE GITY GUARD.
SATURDAY, OCT. 7. 1S70.K)
EUGENE CITY. OREGON.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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For President.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
OfNw Tork.
For Vice President,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Of Indiana.
For Congress :
LF, LANE,
Of Douglas County.
For rreaidential Klectors : . .
HENRY KLIPPEL, oi Jackson.
E. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah. '
W. B. LASWELL, of Grant.
A Wrd to the WorklitKmen.
In the Oregonian of Thursday, ap
pears a call lot a Greenback Conven
tion, dated Santiara precinct, Linn
county, and signed by quite a number
of persons. It is proposed to hold
this convention in Salem on tho 16th
inst., for the purpose of making a
Cooper and Cary Electoral ticket, ap
pointing a State Central Committee,
eto. In this connection we desire to
say a few words to the working men.
What party has controlled tho af-
fairs oi tho nation for tho past six
teen years? Tho Republican party.
Whohas levied and collected enor
mous taxes, given away millions of
acres of our public lands, plundered
tho National treasury, squandered our
Tevcnuos, paralizcd our industries,
closod our mines, rolling mills, fur
naces, forges and workshops, and
brought our pcoplo to starvation,
bankruptcy and ruin ; thrown thou
sands of honest men out of work and
banished them from thoir homes to
"tramp" upon every thoroughfare and
highway in the land in pursuit of em
ployment ? Is it not tho Republican
party that is responsible for all this
stagnation in business; for all this
misery and woo ?
Shall wo give this party which has
bcon guilty of theso crimes, of this
outrageous caroor, a now lcaso oi pow
er ? Shall wo vote for Hayes and
Wheeler and thus perpetrate the reign
of Grantism ? Shall wo bo drawn in
to a decoy movement and cajoled into
Toting for Coopor and Cary, who can
not possibly obtain a singlo electoral
vote, and thereby aid in continuing
tho Republican party in power f Or
shall wo act the part of sensible men,
and vote in' a manner that our ballots
will count in tho great battlo for rot
form which will como off in Novem
ber. Is it not folly, is it set madness
in us who have suffered such deep
wrongs at tho hands of the Republi
can party to wasto our strength upon
this Poter Coopor movement, which
can bring no relief.
Shall we not act like wiso men and
vote with the army of reform that is
now marching on under tho leader
ship of theso fearless, gallant and
honest loaders Tildcn and llondiicks?
Thoro is but ono osoapo irom our
present difficulty ; tliero is but ono
roaa wmon win leaa us out or our
fearful conditton, but ono eourso left
for us to pursue, and that is to yoto
for Tildcn aud IleuJrieks. Business
and working men, shall we not do
this, and auhievo a victory decisivo
and complete ?
In tho event of tho election oi Til
den and Hendricks, a ucw era will
dawn upon us, which will revive
trado, sot the industries of tho nation
in motion, giving cmploymnnt to la
borers, mechanics and artisans in ev
ery vocation and culling. Vote for
Tildcn, Hendricks and a restoration of
our crippled industries and a general
revival of business.
Profligacy During Dlalreaa.
In the yearl8C2, when our country
was in tho agonies of a terriblo and
vital strugglo, the Radical Congress
passed acts loaning to fivo railroads
ovor sixty-four millions of dollars of
public money. None of tho principal.
of this vast sum is yet repaid ; and of
the interest tho United States has
paid thirty-two millions of dollars, or
Lalfof the priuoipal, wliilo tho Treas
ury baa received as equivalent only
aix millions of dollars. Tho Govern
ment bas therefore sunk, on interest
alone, about twenty-six millions of
dollars, as the results of the legisla
tion of one session oi a Republican
Congress. Is thero any ono wild
enough to dare to hopo for tho return
fa cent of tho vast principal, if the
Radicals continue in power? If the
Republican chiefs prefer to discuss the
issues of 'C2 rather than the issues of
7C, we promise them enough of the
issues of that year, or of any ether
they may bo pleased to select-
Gen. Odell'a Malice.
Evening Standard.
And dow Mr. William II. OJell appears
in a Dew rolo ; es champion of honesty, vir
tue and integrity. 'I lia bill introduced by
Mr. Laon, and supported by Senators,
Mitchell and Kelly, as well an the votire del
egation from California and Nevada, indem
nifying the owners of the Oregon Central
Military Road grunt for lands tukeo by the
government for Klamath .Regerration, bas
given him mortal offense. He is going over
the fetate now. denouncing wiin pious Ira
prorations "the most stupendous swindle
ever perpetrated in Oregon." Now Odell is
a popular idol where he is least known. He
s a nun in intellect and a very A polio on
the stump take biin all in all, an individual
of stupendous cheek. And much as we may
dislike to knock biin from his pedestal, not
even the savory odor of bis career as our
veyor General of this State tan restrain us
from showing what part this apostle or all
the virtues played in what he himself char
acterizes as "a most stupendous swindle.
Itv act of Congress approved July 2, 1804,
there were granted to the State of Oregon
to aid in the construction of a military wag
on road lrom l.ugeno laty to the eastern
boundary of the Stato "alternate sections of
public land designated by odd numbers for
three sections in width on each side of the
road." By an act of the Legislative Assem
bly of the State of Oregon,- approved Octo
ber 24th, 1864, this grant was conferred up
on the Uftgoo Central Military Koad to
in which corporation Wm.. II. Odell was
large stockholder. Surveys were made nn
der the personal direction of Odell, and in
January, 1870, on his sworn certificate that
the road had been definitely fixod "in com
pliance with the act of Congress approved
July 2. 18G1," (we quote from his certificate
oo file in the Executive Boxrd of Salem) the
road was by .the btate of Oregon duly ac
cepted, and the title to the lands in the
grant, including 130,077 acres on what
now known as Klamath Reservation passed
uuy ana wnrmut question to Udell s com
pany. At tuis time, even when be was
drawing a fat salary as Chief Kninrer of
this "swindle. ' Udell was Surveyor Ueneial
of Oregon. The maps of the rond wero
drawn in bis office under his immediate su
pnrvision, and certified to by him as correct
Ilo located the line through Klamath Kt-s
ervatioo knowingly, averring that it wus the
best and most feasible route, and the most
advantageous to bis company. Now ho
proclaims from the stump that the location
was a (raud on tho Government. 1 hat the
road ought never to have been carried
through tho Reservation because the compo
ny well knew that the Government intend
ed to sot apart these lands for the use and
bonelit of the Indians.
This is actually tho position taken by Odell
in the present canvass. He declares that
the company in which he was a leading
stocKDohicr deliberately committed a fraud
on the Government through Us Chief Mucin
eer, Wm. II. Odell ; that so long as he was a
stockholder in the concern he maintained the
validity of the company's title to the Klam
ath lands : that so soon as he sold his inter
est he turned upon tho men he had deceived
and uotertook to destroy the title to the
very property he had sold j and finally by bis
own statement of admitted fulls that he is a
scouudrel who would first defraud the Gov
crnment whoso laws he had sworn to obey
ana wnoBO interests he bad sworn to protect
as a r euorui omcer, and then attempt to levy
blackmail upon the men who purchase
the grant in good faith upon his own certifi
cate that there was a valid and just claim
against me uovcrnmeni.
And this is the man whom the ltrpubli
can party in Oregon has choson to represent
It in toe l residential campaign of the Cen
tonniul yoar ; the man who travels np and
down lbs Willamotte valley stridently plead
ing for Civil Servica Hferm, honesty lu the
duinimsiraiion or ine uovernment, nnd
return to the old stundards of fitness and
personal character In the selection of nublic
oinccrs me wnuo he Jingles in his pocket
, i : . i
the proceeds or his sell-con fessed Iraud and
perjury. There are soveml chapters in the
matter which remain to be written. It shall
be our duty to complete tho history atonoe
and if bolore wo have done with Wm. II
Odell, he has not the contempt and scorn of
every nonest and gtxKi citizen In Oregon, It
will be because troth has lost its power and
specious rascality is beyond the reach of
j tint ice.
It must iib muTirriNu to Undo Jesse
Applegato to reflect how woll his
services to the Stato and his party at e
appreciated. After oleoting Baker,
Bon Harding, 0. H. Williams (who is
also called Landaulot), Coibctt, and
tho much married and "perturbed"
Mitchell to tho L nitod States Senate
at this lato day his party gives him a
"complimentary voto" as a generous
recognition oi his services for moio
than thirty year in Orogon. When a
position of honor or profit is passed
around, Undo Jesse has no spoon;
but whon honest mon are wantod to
give tono to the party, then ho is call
ed to the front. His rugcod and rierid
honesty is not tho stuff to win Repub
lican invors.
A day or two since it was proclaim
el with a grand flourish of trumpets
that Colorado had gono Republican by
largo majority. r ow it socms very
doubtful whether that party bas
majority or jiot.
v oxt some one send Goo. 1. Rowell &
Co., of ?cw lork, ?l and take a copy of
his paper for a year? Ho offers it to everyone
at that price except country publishers, and
ha kindly permits to pay him him $5. He
has crahord from them about firs millions
of dinars in the past ten years, and still he
is not satined, he wants them to pay him
about $40,000 at one clatter. ,
Tin public debt statement for September
shows but pshaw, it dont show anything.
A correspondent of the Oregonian says
the death of A. N. Arnold of Albany was
very noexpected. That is generally the cast
with suicides.
Thcra will be a graud re-aoion ol the armr
of the Tennessee on the 19th.
The election in Colorado on TnefcJeT will
rattle the vota of that State in the rreaiJeo
tial election.
Tbe'Indian peace commusfoners left Onfaha
for the Yaacton, IhikjU, iscocy on the 30,
uit.
Wtoux Sikfbaok. The following ad
dress bas been presented to the Legislature
by the Woman's Suffrage Convention, now
in Salem :
To the Honorable ; the Senate and House
of Representatives of the State of Oregon.
We, your petitioners, subscribed hereto
respectfully pray your Honorable body to
take the necessary steps to allow Section 2,
of Article 2, of the Constitution of the State
of Oregon, to be so amended as to allow the
extension of the election franchise to women
of said State, of the ages of 21 years, who
have resided in sa;d 8m to the tame .length
of time as required of men by said Constitu
tion.
The machinery for the fruit dryer bas ar
rived at Jacksonville.
Some fifty new residences have been add
1 to Albany this year.
Nearly all the mines on Galice croek have
closed down for the season.
Lithographic stone is said to exist in end
less quantities in Douglas county.
A corn stalk nine feet high Was lolt at the
Albany' Democrat office the other day.
Ireland, of the dorian, will commence
the publication of a daily oo the 2d pros.
The Kinney Brothers get their beef for
canning in Eastern Oregon and slaughter it
tt Astoria.
James McDonald, of Wiflow Creek, Jack
son County, has raised 1,000 pounds of sweet
potatoes this year.
A man named Bailey, living In Ladd Can
yon, killed A3 ra',tleiniike in two days last
week, some them having 13 rattles. '
iHE lame or ulksn's sulphi b Soap as a
remedy for eruptions, sores, burns, pimples,
blotches and rheumatic and gouty jMiins has
spread far and wide, 1'hysicians recommend it
aud the demand for it constantly incre&ites.
Hollo way's PIUn.-The Illood la the
very sawnc. of limilth nnd lite. It furnishe. the
euniM,ui.'Ul rts uf flesh, bone, muscle, iierye and
Integument. I ho .topuu-fa is tho aiiintus-thc ar-
!ne ins nistn tutors and tho lutest me the rhiwnels
by whinh the wunto matter is rarriul olf. Upun the
stomach ami Iwwels, these mcilidue. act simultane
ously. 2S cent, jier lox or put. 1M
We are Informed that Alverson, the pho
tographer who recently started In Forbes'
old gullory will remain with us bat a few
days longer, he having made arrangements
to go below soon. All those wishing any
thing in bis line should call immediately.
Farm fob Sai.k. A good form for sale
on easy terms, within two miles of Cres
well ; 550 acres of land, all fenced, good
house on the sume, and 400 acres can be
cultivated. If you want a bargain call aud
see J.J. Walton, Jr.
Centaur
Linimonta
Tho Quickest, Surest and Cheapest
Remedies! I
Physicians recommend, and Farriers declare
that no auch remedies have ever More Iwen in
w. Wonts are cheap, but tho proprietor! of
these articles will present trial Wittles to
ruedieul men, uratis, and will guarantee more
rapid and satisfactory results than have ever be
fore been obtained.
Tilt C'a-NTAUH LlNISIKNT, WniTK WltAPPKK,
will cure KhtMimatixm, N utmuna, Lumbago,
Sciatica, Caked llreaxts, Sore Nipples, Frosted
net, Chilblains, Swellings, Sprains, and any
ordinary
ri.ic.sii, no.v on iicsclk ailment.
It will oxtrout the pokon of bites and stini,
and heal burns or scalds without a scar. Lock
jaw, l'alMy, Wouk Hack, Caked llreasts. Ear
ache, Toothache, Itch and Cutaneous Erup
tions readily yield to its treatment
Henry Hlaek, of Ada, Hardin Co. .Ohio, says:
"My wife had tho Itlicnmatisnt for five years
no rent, no sleep could scarcely walk across the
floor. Whe is now completely cured by the une
of your Centaur Liniment. We all feel thank
ful to you, and recommend your wonderful
medicine to all our friends."
Jamei Hiird, of Z.nesville, 0., av "The
Centaur Liniment cured my NoinnL'ia."
Alfred Tush, of Newark, writes: "Send me
ono ilosen bottles by express. The Liniment has
savou my leg. i want to distribute it, &c"
The sale of this Liniment is Increasing rapidly.
Jat Oestaur Linimknt, Yiuow Wrapper,
is for the tough skiu, flesh and musd.wof
nOKHKM, Ml'LKH AND ANIVA1A
We have never yet seen a ease of Spavin,
V.Wr!'.yt, 1'mK-b"n, id k-all, Scratches or
I oil- hvil, which thin Liniment would not speed-
"i '"i-iii., nun we never saw mil a lew cases
which it woiililiint cure. It willcurewhenany
thniir can. It is folly to MlN'tlil i'll f.l-ii
when one dollars wc-rth of Centaur Liniment
will do liettor. The following is a sample of the
vi-numwiijr jiriMiucca:
Jm-KKsos, Mo. Nov. 10, 1873. .
with such success tlint tu two
was as active ami nearly well.
lavs the horse
I have Ix'cn a
Trtcriiiary sutveon for thirty years, hut your
IJninient heads anvtbiiii; I ever usetL
"A. J, il'CAlll'V.j Veterinary Sinveon."
For a txistairi stanm u-A u i'll
iiunnao, oonhtiuiiig hiin.tre.is ol c-rtilii'Htes,
from every State in the I'nii.ii. These Liui
nienU are now sold by all dealers hi the coun
try. .
Jjliaratory .if J. 1 Kork Co.,
. 4t Dkv Si, Nkw Yoiik.
Mothers,
OASToKIAisth re.nlt of ?1) VIAT T,u.rl.
ment, by lr. Samuel I'tt- lier, of Aliissachiiwtta.
It is a vesvtah l-reiuration xi etf.-Miv. . ...
tor ml, but lrfwtly phasant to the fcifte. It
can I taken by the younce.it inf.uit ami neith
er pap nor tmjies. 1 r. V. J. ( ireen of lioy,!
ton, Indians, says of it:
Sirs: 1 ha. triwl the C.isturi: ami ciin
H-ak hUhlv irf iu mcriu It will. I think, .
awsv fiitirelv with castor oil. It n
ami harnih, and Is wonderfully rHiraciona as
an aeri. nt ami laxative. It is the very tliinj;.
The Catori ih strnvs wxinns. r. -iTl!.t. th..
stomaoh. run's Wind t "olic, and vn'i.its of n.t
nrA healthy slwp. It is very etficiwious in
fniiiii rnmi iii .. . I i ii : i .
not an n-rt-un in IU eil.vU. It c-U but X
rent, in huve bottleo.
J. IV. k Co., 4ti IVy St, Xew York.
MllS. A. W. STOXVELL,
TKAfllKR OK
i
PIAHO. ORGAN. HARMONY I,
AND THOROUGHBASS. j
w...
E iin at ftahlence, west nd uf Xiath Hmtt.
Some tune ai I w:is shiiiunir horse U St.
Isnija. 1 got one Kully oniileil in the cur.
ith pat difficulty 1 Bot him to Hie stable, on
fourth avenue. Thestnble ktvjicr Kve me a
bottle of vour Centaur l.iiiiinMt ul.;..l. T
EUGENE CITY MILLS.
THE UXDKKSIOXED I5EO LEAVE TO
inform the public that they have leased the
LLGEXK CITY MILLS f.,r a term of years,
and are now prepared to do a general Milling
uusincRs. m m receive wheat on storage on fa
vorable terms and will make liljeral terms to
f,r"wr who desire to grind their own wheat
ill at all times keep on hand for sale
FLOt'R and ALL KIXDS OF MILL FEED,
and pay the .
Highest Cash Price for Wheat.
A share of the patronage respectfully solicit
ed. . oc7 PATTE1WOX & EDKIS.
Bl'CCEftHOR 10
WALTOX & LYXCH,
In Dorris' Brick Building.
DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Will keep on hhd a general assortment of
Groceries, Provisions, Cured Meats, '
' Tobacco, Cigars, Candies,
Candles, Soaim, Notions,
Green and Dried Fruits,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Crockery, Eta
Business will be conducted on a
CASH BASIS,
Which means that
Low Prices are Established
Goods delivered without charge to Buyer
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE WANTED
For which I will pay the highest market price.
Final JSettle?ncnt.
TN TTIE MATTER OF TI7E ESTATE of EIi
A bhelley, deeeaseil. Xotiee is hereby (riven that
llnliert C'ulliiMin, tt-liuiniatnitor uf said estate, has
flleil his account for flual settlement and the ttrst
Mumlay in Nuvcmlier, 1870, has been set for final
hvuriiif; of said account,
llvonlor of Hon. J.J. Walton, Jr., OonntyJndgo.
it" nr. it i i. a i.i.i tM in, A'HPiniNTrntor.
SATIOHLBESMESS COLLEGE
PORTLAND, OREGOIf.
A Easiness Education is tbo surest
guaranty of sucdess lor persons in all
pursuits oi inc.
College Journal sent free to but siiifress.
UiFUANtE & WHITE,
JUST RECEIVED
A LARUE, STOCK OP
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
DOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ETC., ETC.,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ITiKhest market price p for all kinds of PRO'
uui;u, uiubs and fuu.
A. GOLDSMITH.
OhND 2. to OKO. P. ROWELL fi0..iK
C3 Vurk, fur Pamphlet of loo piiires, mntaiiiinft
lists uf.KKM) newspapers, und estimates showing cost
THE CHEAPEST PLiCE O.Y
The TaciOo Coast for HOME-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
J. H. DONALD
Jim now on nan l over one Hundred and fllty pairs
or llnntn of our own m.ke. wliiidi I am l.ii,l i.. u,n
reiMnllvss nf cost, and we sre now prepared to make
lUxiU to unto-at the following greatly reduced pi i-
Fronrh Talf Hoots from 18 to 9 per pair.
Kreni'h Kip IViots tmm ss to ill ir iviir
Ciilifiniiia Kip llonts made to order fur (0 per pal
Aud all otlier wmkt ciuaUy low prlres. Itepair-
... ...... v hi. fiuki uniiix), ah wuik wuriauted,
Leather Slid rilldllo.'S for sain.
Itemeiulier the stand,; two doors South of A. V,
itra u,i urua siore.
J. II. O0.ALD.
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. i,m,!,T. Co'i "cessors to Chipman, Hosmcr
vw., mirtwira. rau-nu procured In all coun
tries. No fees in advan.-e. No charee unless th
pitent is granted. .No fern for makimr pielimi-
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taining aud conducting a rehearing, ily a reccut
dwishin of the Commissinner all rejected applica
tions may be revived. Special attention Riven to
liiicncreiice ia.fs oelore the Tatent Office. Ej
teiiii ins lielore Cor.ji.s. In'rin- n:t. i.
dillcreut KUtes. and all litiprtwn ipiHriiaiuioir to
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lo. fur punphlct of sixty pates.
I LAXH CASES. LAND WAKIUNTS.andSCIlIP.
v "iuriru un.i i ases pnxecuted berore the U.
S. (.euers! I .and OllUe and IVpartment of the ln
termr. I'nvate Land Cls;m, Mininr and Pre-
r.ra; lion t unns, and Homestead cases attended
to. Imd tv riu in M. a. and litn r. ni.-.
sale. Tins Scrip is a&iiirnalle n.l nn i. ..j
v th njme of tl-.e nun-haare nmn n il..
ment land snbjsrt to private entrv. at 11.25 per
acre. It is of equal Table with lmiity Land Wr
ranis. Send n'.imo to C.iim.ir r
let of Instruction. '
ARREARS OF TAV AND BOCXTT.
Officers. Soldiers and Sailors nf lh Utm ..
eim. are in many cases entitled to monsr
m t!sj (riTrnment of whi,h v '
kn..wle.lir.. Write full hi-i.iry of service nd
state amooTt of pjy and bountv received. Vnclo
stamp to liilmnre A Co.. and a'full retlr alcr ei
amiuation, will be Rivta yn free.
rr.xsioxs.
AH Officers, Mdiem, and Pailon wonnded
rnptnrrj. or Injure.! la the late war-, however'
alient.y. ran obU:n pension by addrewina Gil
BHire A Co.
rreoited t nilmor .V r -r ....
Sorreme t miTt of tl I'mird K..t ,w- r- .
I., nn oi
.aims.atiJ tn .vWiuKn. i-iAi..
Bv:r.
vSZT f""." 7?'-r m f r.
Irorajd atuula.a to all Uiutss eutrn-vd to i; j.
I more A to. is thai secured. W devjr, to .
' success by dc-xrvsng it, " "
A
Wheat Wanted.
'
We want Wheat and are pre
pared to pay the Highest Mar
ket Price in Cash.'
T. a. HENDRICKS,
JOHN STEWART.
Eugene City, Bept. S, 1876.
MARK THESE FACTS
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE
WOELD.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
$r Ut the SuSeriug and diseased read the
fallowing.
rUt all who have been glren op br Doctori,
and spoken of as Incurable, rean me lonomng.
gjrljet all wbo ran tielleve facta and can have
faith in prMpnejt. read the fullowhlH.
Know all men by tuese presents, That on Uita,
the Twentietli day or June, in VDe year oi uur
Lord, One Thousand llplil Hundred und Bixty-
ir nriaonsllv earns JoseDh Havdock 10 me
known a sueh, and being duly aworn deposed as
folk w : "That be is the sole general age nt for
the United States and dependencies thereof for
preparations or medicine Known as vr. uonoway a
Pills and Ointment, and that the following certifi
cates are verbatim copies to the best of bis knowl
edge and belter. . JAMra Slltl llirj,
Tl. a.1 Notary Public.
H Wall Street, New York.
Da. Hor.LOWAT-I take my pen to write yen of my
rout relief and that tho awtul twin in mr aide has
left me at last thanks to your pills. Ob, Doctor,
how tlisiikliu I am tliat I can gel some sleep.
never write it enouirh. I thank ruu again and airai
and am sure that rou are really thefnend of all suf.
ferers.
I could not help writing to you, and hope
you will not take it amiss.
rfAJUbs Miens,
116 Avenue b.
This Is to certify tliat I was discharged from the
army with chronic diarrliiea, and have been cured
by Dr. Holloway's Pills. - WILSON HAKVEY,
Now York, April 7, 1866. . . 31 Pitt street.
Tlie following is an interesting case of a man era
ployed in an iron foundry, who, in pouring melted
iron into a flask that was wet, caused an explosion.
The melted iron was thrown around and on him in
a perfect shower, and he was dreadfully burned.
The following certificate was given to me by him
auout 5 weeks alter the acriuent:
.New Yob. Jan. 11,1871.
My name is Jacob ITardv; I am iron founder.
was badly burn by hut iron in November lust : my
burns healed, hut I had a ninning sore on my leg
that would not heal. I tried Holloway's Ointment,
and it cured my in a few weeks. This is all true
and anybody can see me ut Jackson's Iron works,
M Avenue. J. iiAUDY, 118 Uoerch street.
EXTRACTS mOH VARIOUS LRTTEH3.
'I had no appetite ; Holloway's Pills gave ine
a nearly one; '
"Your Pills are marvellous."
"I send for another box and keep them la the
house."
"Dr. ITolloway cured my headache that was
Chronic''
"I gave one of your PilU to mr babe for cholera
morbus. The dear little thing got well In a day.'
"My nausea of a momma is now cured."
"Your box of Holloway's Oiutmenl cured me of
noises in the bead, l rubbed some or your Oint
ment behind the ears, and noise has left."
"nend nv two boxes. I want one for poor
family."
"1 enclose a dollar, your price la ?5 cents, but
me medicine to me is worth a dollar."
."Send me five boxes of your Pills."
"Let me have three boxesof your Pills by riitt.a
mail, for Chills and Fever."
I have over 2U0 such testimonials as these , bnt
want oi space compels me to conclude.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment Is
invaluable. It does not heal externally alone.
bnt penetrates with the most searching (fleets to
me very ruoi oi tue evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases I
' DISORDERS OP THE KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs, whethe
thev secretA too mill-h n, tnn l.ttl nt... . A
whether they be afflicted with stnns or crravel. or
with aches sad nains settled in th loins over tlw
regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken
according to the printed Jfrections, and the Oint
ment should be wi 11 rubbed Into tile small of the
back at bed time. This treatment will give
almost immediate relief when all other means have
lauea.
FOR 8T0MACH3 OCT OP ORDER.
No medicine will so effectually improve the
wjim ui me Biomacn as inese rills ; they remove
all acidity, occasioned either bv intemneranca or
improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce it
ui a ueaiuiy action ; they are wondelully effica
cious in cases of spasm in fact they never fajl in
vuiiiik an uiwirueis oi me nver and stomach .
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known In
t.li wi.rl.l im iI.a rnll;..- .1! . ....
,vl " ""mug uiseuses : ague, Asm
ma, Biliom complaints, Blotches oa the akin,
Bowel CiiniDlalnt. Colics. Pnnailntinn r th.
Bowels, Con-UBiptinn, Debility, Dropsy, Dysenta
ry, Erysipelas. Female irreiriilHritla Vaivara nt all
kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indigestion. Intlama.
uuu, isunuice, i.iver complaints, Lumbago, Piles,
Kcumatism, Ketention of Urine, Scrorula or King's
Evil, Sore Throats , Stone A Gravel, Secondary
Qumtilom f t n....I m .
' j mil turiu , llL-l'lllliUUfl'llI. I limnn I ham Vaina.
erm iinecuons, wormi ol all kinda, Weakueaa
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None aie Genuine unless tha .imiinM v
Haydocc. as scent for tha Ilniti Stui. ..'
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment. A hand.
some reward will be e-iren to
such information as may lead to the detection of
any psny or panics counterteiting the medicines
or veiiuuig me same Knowing them to be spurious.
c Sold at the manufactorv nf Pmr.,r un, .
I.OWAT A Co., New York, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Mnli.-ln. ih.t.u,.
i .i .. .j i i iz c. . .r: -..."...."", u
, .i.iru wunu, iu ooxes at u eents, 6i cents and
s)w-There Is considprabla aavtm. v.n lairtn .v.-
. 0 Uj wniu. UIO
larger sizes.
N. B Directions for the ruidsncenf nutisnf. in
.,w.ili.nnlu.-.a; 1 . - I .
v.v.j .Ki.in me aiuieu wi eacn oox.
AT rni
OLD STAND.
F. B. DUNN,
HAJixo BOUGHT THE INTEREST OP
MrScott In i he old firm is now mmm. ik.
nsiness alone at l he old stand, where he will be
-w-u w we an is ota customers
H ving run th' -ild atork i
ato.k .... I.-7"Z " 'vwml
XEl JJ'D C0MPLE1E
Composed In part of nearly
EVERYTHING CALLED FOR,
And I mtk.arpeclaltyfn
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL!
I w!ah to mak. an rrtn.1 flnnvi.i. i. j
... . O uuvunnu,UIIIIgT
that Farmera can come nearer retting all thev
may want at my store than at an v ether esUb
Ilihment. I am also agent for HAWI.KV nnnn
CO., of Portland, for all
Agricultural Imvhmcnts.
ALSO, FOR PRINCE 4 CO.
ORGANS AND MELODEONS
Raving had rixteen year, experience I. bo
sa ner I think!! know tha vanta n tk
ive me a cail. r-v
r. B. DUNN.
Q H OC EH I KS-I ddul keep oa a Mliof '
;geoczbies & provisioxs
tad iaviu the lUaiUoa of nookperi
1 T-U-llUiDRCIKS.
Summons
TN THECinCCIT COURT OHw.1 ' -X
Omron for th. iiounty if B ATtn.
pl.lnt.tf, varan. Oeorg. w7j jWJ?f
Ueorge W. Head, the abv.
iuiv, hi uiaaoiv. tbs taarri. a.'
on ot before the first day of th. T "J1" ! aT
to be held in Ku,rn. City, .ounu'" ttJS?
.i . v i I i aefendant willVT v
that if he fad to appear and an J, a2
as above ruired. the pUintitf Zin "Sut!
court forth, relief demanded ihZl tptl' 2
tliat the plaintiff have judgment ISu" WloC
ant dissolving th. marrue 'tff
between said partie.-, forTuoh rZ? ','u
ooiinsel fee. a. the court may demTn aiSf
and disburwmitrof this auit.Md i ''"."woita
renei aa um court may deem eouiuv.il '"nU,
this summons is nude bv .E L 8-
Hon. J. F. Wataon, Jud of aTJ af
date the 3d day of 4epu,& Ui,
ee
BES.NICZIJlTASHI-ffT.'rf.
HAVING ASSOCIATED III THE Pn.L. '
to the clUen. of Eugene City ad l!!,T,
country. BpecUl attention glren to 1iJTOui,liI
Obstetrical Ca aid Uterine Diim
vice Is rendered. am wh,B
MS
Offices on Ninth street and at tk. i
Dr. A.I. Nicklin on Willamette rtraTS01
Ninth and Tenth streets. betn
SEALED PH0P0SAI5
FOR
Medical Attendance on Paupers;
RpfllPlI hMta fair tnaulttal ... J .
I.T. '"""oeoaenceon nsal
v. .: t
ponsible bidder. The Court reserrM ilrJ?
reject any and all Hit j, j, WALTOk
CoaityJndge.
Scholarships in University.
The Connty Conrt of Lane County will nZ
lots for the free scholarships In the State Unire2
slty, on the 2d day nf October. 1876. All anrfL
cants must be examined bv the Cootity
tendent, to whom all wiidesir. to tafaSSS
By order of the Connly Conrt.
J. J. Waltok, Jodge.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
t-uwiiMis utx , OREGON.
A. RENFREW, ; : : Prop.
DR. RENFREW announces that he it train),
possession of the old and well-known
ST. CHAELES HOTEL,
Which has been newly furnished and reflttsd .sa
ls now open for the reception of guests.
Br this change io the ownership, fifteen room
In the
FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING
making fifty rooms. It the most commodiooj
and best appointed hotel in the State south
Salem. .
Thanking the public, for past patronage, lit,
licit a oonntinuance of tte same and shall do all
for the comfort of guests,
FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE.
... . A. RENFREW,
For Sale.
DWELLING HOUSE AND 3 ACRES OF InA
on Ninth street, east of mill nee. Terms tan!
or particulars enquire at the
HT. CHARLE8 HOTEL.
Fabulous It eduction
FUR ITTJRE
AS WE ARE PREPARING FOR A LARGS1
Manufacturing establishment we prop Ut
sell onr entire stock of (
FURNITURE AT RETAIL
WHOLESALE PRICES I
This Is a rare chance to bny good, substantial
Furniture at nominal prices. Do not let your op
portunity pass. Come all.
1. CHERRY & BRO.
JUST RECEIVED
AT
MARK STEVENS'.
AGENT FOB
REMINGTON k EONS'
Breech Loading
. Central Fire Military and Sporting
RIFLES
AND
SHOT-GUNS;
ALSO,
PISTOLS CARTRIDGES,
And allhlnWammimlUon for breech loadia i
Guns. Call and see me.
DR. JOHN HERRBOLI).
SURGICAL AXD MECMWAL DKSTIST.
toSosebor-Oregon, where be re
"Pectfullv offers hit i sernce to the cltixent of that
place and Ticlnity in all the branches of bis pro
tension.
CALLISON & OSBURK
RE OFFERING I0 THE PUBIIXJ,
SiiMre, Teas, Coffee, Csturect Goods,
Tobacco & Cicar. Glass &
ware, Wood and Willcnrware.
BREAD, CAKES AND PIEi,
And In fact everything iu.mli. k.nt i- .
Grocer. More or Bakery at tiEDROCK PBICEST
rtf 7 ZJ?7- fioB guaranteed.
Uooda dehrered to an. nr nr k. -A
charge. . ..7 i w
A CHEAP PAPER!
The demand for the WEE2L7 CS-
EGONIAM for a short time is 10
great that we have concluded t
offer it for the balance of the Tear
for .
ONE DOLLAR!
AH Balsoriptlons will exnira Decl
31, 1876, no matter when they com
mence. Address,
ORTGOISTAig PUBUSHEffG CO-
Portland, Or.
tC3 ANTRAL tj
BECKER & BOYD. Pnnrietort.
nECKERi BOTDHAVB REMOVED to the
JIJ boildiog kaova a. the Central Market aad
KEEP COX8TASTLT 05 HAXD.
BEEF,
TEAL,
PORK AXD
MCTT01C.
atJ bmti m thaoli Irgc. t u eeats.
quired to appear and aniweTtn. 1?
till aaninst yon in tfal. ...ir.l onpluiat of 3
Judge of Lane county ontil Octoharfj J?'
The Mm. will then 'be oSjlJ th?.
Conrt, and the contract awui.1.4 'iv'" t0P I
JWI fllll IM nCfIVu1 K. at..