The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, October 14, 1876, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ICZliS CITY GUARD. SATUJiDAY, OCT. 1, lf7(V KUGEXE CITY. OREGON. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Fur President. SAMUEL J. TILDEN, Of New Turk. For Vice President, THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Of Indian. For Congress : L. F.LANE, Of Dooglai County. For Presidential Elector s HENRY KLIPPEL, of Jackson. E. A. CRONIN, of Multnomah. W. B. LASWELL, of Grant. r"" i Public Speaking. Hon. Henry Klijppel and Gen. V. IL Odell, Democratic end Republican candidate for Presidential Elector, will discuss the political Issues at the following place and on the dosig iiateJ (la tea t Jacksonville Momlny. October 231 Kurliirvilln. WednewLv. Oc-tler2:.tli Canyonvllle Friday, Octi.W 27th. ltmwliurjf Saturday, Otrtolwr 2Ui. Oakland Tuewlay. Octolwr 31nt Cottage Grove. Wednesday, Nov. 1st. Eugene City. Thursday, " 24 Speaking will commence each day at 1 o'clock r.u. 1 A Copdned History. On January 4th, tho confcrcnco of the Grand Council of tho United Sutco of tho American Alliance, met at Philadelphia, and nominated for Trcsidcnt, Rutherford 15. Hayes of Ohio, and lor Vice President, William A. Wheeler, of New York. On July 5th, Governor Hayes re ceived a Committee of tho Order at tho Continental llotol, thanked them for tho nomination, and acceptod it, On July 9th, in Columbus, Ohio, a sub committee of which William T. Black, of Pennsylvania, was chairman, House. Those who were here during "Tho 'American Alliance' adopted tho former Congresses and aro not a series of resolutions which said of hero now, wcro elootive oflicers and the nominations of Messrs. Hayes and their appointees, and all Republican Wheeler that they were 'hereby en politicians. Some havo been replaced dorbed by thevmerican Alliance con- with other Union soldiors and some Terence,' and that the Alliance 'ear- with soldiers against whom thoy hestly advised all who are in favor of fought. If men who bore arms against the American principles, as advocated tho Government aro allowed, as they and sot forth in these resolutions, to have bc2ii by the gentleman from give these nominations an active and Maino (Mr. Hale) and his party, to determined support. enter this hall as members, it is dim- "These resolutions" wera mnt to - i - - - - cu t to see what greater injury can bo- M fa rfltQrn()d fc fall iht nrtiintpv if O ftW fl tllft mon I who d (1 no moro aro al owed to ODen ,vl"Ji ,"""JU " the doors, dressed to "Lemuel . lyler, becrela- In January, 1874, there were on ry of tho American Alliance :" now rAHti nf tia f.irmpr TWirWripr nf 1 bavejtwt received your lottor inform , t r . mo inf me of my election as momber of your hii TTi,fiA a( I? AnMiAnl ntivna on. 1 ..... ... . J . vuw uuuo u .F.vuw,v -r admirable Alliance. Iteturn my thanks to pointecs. Of these, from the best in- the Alliance, as I deeply sympathize with formation to bo had from a reliable 1M P"nc.ples. 1 remain your lollow.cit.zeo uuiou soiuior 01 muuiu um.uiuiiiiuiii, vr, i .. e u ' ' 'I Wow. hern is nnn flrnrpssmn nf the j - :. i.. ..,. l ' ' T Vo tt , V , ro 'prinoiplea' of the Alliance of which uuij io uuiou .u.uil- ut m Hr Mr IIayM .g.pron(1 to be member) puiiiiuiviiiB. and with whi.ih hfl lfior.lv' 'avmna. Tl.. T T 1 r.t,l I J J r jut jvuiuuvriiuu jvuui auuiii;. ui wib I liio li TT 1 100 .nn;i m.l. .uiiuuoo n.uuo .Jr..(il..vuw, M. atI.pn,lmpnt t(1 ,,. nn,lirai;7atinn of which 35 were men who bsd been laws limiting suffrage to persons bora la this in tho Union service, including ttn country oror American parents ; the election , . , , . , r .1."' Amoricnn-liorn citizens only to official lianlklnn avlilinra rnfninAfl trnm t.nn .... u.oui.vm 'v ...... nusilion in thm eoiititrv " ------ 4 formor roll. Ten others had served in tho Confederate army; 11 were ne groes, and the remainder wcro non combatants. In brief, tho loyal 43d Congress ap pointed 18 federal soldiers to offices under its control, whilo the "cz robol" 44th Congress appointed 35 federal soldiers to oflioo, Richard Williams to tho contrary notwithstanding. "Wo may add to this that ten days ago a ioreign-oorn citizen oi urooK lyn wrote to Mr. Hayes, asking him ii it was true that he held to such Know-Nothing views, and that Mr. llayen has not thus lar deigned to re , or to return the stamps inclosed im lor an answer. "And now will Mr. Charles Gard ni;r not civo us that voto for In Saving a million Dollar Week. A nice economical pnrtv tho lie- On tho 18th of September Mr. Ot tendorfcr, of tho Slants Zvitung, sent to this oflice the following letter con Iqininrv ta'n rnnnf nnaitivn 1unala iiv publican party is for hard times. They ,, c " , Cn tr .i . ; , . . . - . the secretary of uovernor Hayes that increased their' estimates for running , , , ... , , , , ho had over written such a. letter as tho Government, $25,420,008 over the ,, . , - T ., , , , . ' ' 1 tho ono sent to us from Philadelphia fl.t.tt.).)jjflll At llut rn t linn J...A i. soninnonoi: L -...i-l for Plication : v-vU,v.,v-, , ..t.u.yu VKwVoriK.Senteml.erl8.187C. million dollars a day an expenditure To the Editor of the World: nvnrlv on th sraln of ili.it nf wnr Sir I be? leave to inform yoa that the .!mn Tl, T f.co ,1 A..,n publisher of the Cincinnati VolU.lutt (the waited upon Governor Hayes, and pre- I Z,u TZXZ 1 K scntod hun with tho full Constitution I ,, , ,,.,..... . , Wetnr. of it.. imin.n w,n nhiih. . , .. , . . ed io the Irorm some lime aco to Mr. noi ocen ior uio oustinacy ot a waste- nuyes, who caol to be published the fol till Senate. As it was, in spite of the lowing denial in the Volksblatt; rosistanco of tho Snnnt.n. t.tm Tlnnm. "Columbus, 0., Sept., 13, 1876, ' i ii n.. . d. . i . : . . , .li t ,'.ir .1 .1 t J'kabdik: ii ia not iruu iusi uuoerui cratio Houho cut down tho Kopubh- i,ftn8 WM , Know-Xothmir. or that he has can estimates $55,380,650, In other given any assurance of sympathy with, or in words, tho Democratic House save the omen. of declarations uRuinht the nat , , uralixatioa of foreigner?, or the privileges of roturv to flovwiiftr TT.-ivna. wrotn tr. . 1 1"' " " ' 7. .' " "8,urtt ,zeu clllze,w 1,8 18 "PP08?". 88 108 T q rv , i, or.71 XT vi day ,or a ycar 10 com0 i i.015,0i4 a Jtepublican party is, to any sectarian inter- "'1J",,i1'ui u, ""w ...!, w wnr Am Ti.i I iiwnco, caiuuuc or oinorwiao, wun poiiucai ' . " affairs. tho work ot a Ueniocratio party m ono year in Congress. In two years of Democratic ad ministration in New York, tho taxes havo boon reduced one half. of tho Order and tho Oath, and in formod of his election as an honorary member. Tho committoo also hand ed him tho resolution of nomination. Hayes accepted tho honorary mom borsliip and the nomination. On July 10th, Alfred E. Lw, Suo promising material aid. On Septombor 13th, A. E. Leo, Sec retnry, wroto to Colonol D. Mark- breit : "It is not truo that Gonoral Hayes lias given any assurance of sympathy with or endorsement of declarations against tho naturalization of foreign ers, or the privileges of foreign born citizens. ' "Tho story that Governor Hayes ever endorsed such sentiments by let ter, or othorwiso is utterly falHo." The Constitution of tho Order pro vides "that tho object for which this order is organized is an amendment of Tho Democracy is tho par ty for hard times." "You enn denounce as one of the roor backs of the campaign any charges incon sistent with these fucts. "Very truly youis, "A.F.. Lee, . "Trivate Secretary." "'Cor,i'BCs.O.,8ept.114,1876. " 'No such loiter was ever written. The itory that Governor Hayes ever indorsed such sentiments by lottor or otherwise, is ut terly laUe. A. K. Les. Mr. Leo's denial was so positive and peremptory that wo considered it riiosciiirno.v. Hare and the Kiiow.Notlilna From the N. Y. World, Oct 4. During tho last days of Aunust wo received a letter from a citizen of 0lir Uuty 10 Wlll ,roin any further Philadelphia, giving nuiuo and rcsi- lls0 of 1,10 Philadelphia correspond denco, and inclosing, together witi, )co abovo alluded to until we could extracts showing tho obieols nnd pur- ver"' y private and particular in nospa of tho "Amm-i,. Alii,..,,,,," o quirios .which wero at once set on foot. VT !!..!-.. T I-!.! l.l ,,v vv " . .. . vuo navuiuuuou jaws, minting uio proof ofwhiit tho writec asserted to boUl bY tl10 orlttuw by other per snarago to persons born in this conn- bo - bl.iof ..,. .....;.,on ,)V nnwBra, gons interested in tho dofeat of the try, or of American parents. The jrayo, ana jBloJ ihilalolhia. jniv Kopublicnn party. As tho first re election ot American bom persons U 1870 . ex ilis ....kjmJ suit of these inquiries, wo lay before only to ofhoial positions in this coun- tho nrinoinl,.. 0f tho "Amori,, Alii, tho publio'to-duy a fao simile of a let- - . . : auoo " aooont ni nn n nnil.m i, if . . ter written bv iUr. A rod iii. lice on ThoOathoftheOrdoris: "I sob Lomhor. Thl. ltfor wn. behalf ot Governor Haves, on the .H I If HmUI VvCTvM I ' oraniy swear mao i will not vote lor t0 it8 Sooretarv Lemuel S. Tvlnr A. tenth day of July, only five days, it . " U I w any person or porsons, for any onicial M. ioltcr ro,civn.i u n. u.na ni1,n.nn I will be observed, later than tho date . . . . I ,.H u fiwwawu- 1 ' position wuo aro uot Amorioan born Ucatod by tho namo and address of not of Mr. Hayes originally ClllZCnS. I ,,m ...;, .!. . B,.nt fr nn.l r.nKliolm.1 in Vin IVrl.l i iw n iiiui , anu s u mis noioriOUS vl " uovornor nayes was in possession If ,i.n, r.ftM., ir... .o :.. ii.:i nnd exact v ooincidin-? in sr. rit and . , . . ,jT vviVIIIVI nuivo nno iu t mi- a -1 oi ino constitution and tho OtfJ. n,1nl.,1.; n n. r.u. f .t..i .i tono with that note. It rmains for lie accepted the nominat.onfth full tl0 writer informed us that a meeting Mr-1 explain, in tho face of tho knowledge of their proving. o( Cinj)tt,r m 0, l.svlvnnia of fao similo, his fl:it and positive denials mkv, u.o Bt-uruiury, Bjgn iti V dc l . nr.l..r U.I -..l - t int llrtvprnor .iv.. "ovur in.fnrso.l . A. . - . d , I v. u.a I'uvu iivivi u fcll'iv UUIV I ' J - ' nicu inai nayes nair nvnr iti,l,irn,i I :.. t...i., i.i i ... i i 1 1 Bui), sfit.t iiiimif d nn ii.o i, n: - ' - - IU .IIVII D,IVV i UU.IUUIlli llttU I ...... .... v. -.. esitation in publishing on tho 2d anco by Iottor 0T otherwise." tomber an allusion to tho story following is a copy of tho fao transmitted to us. It naturallv 8l,nil 'eltcr referred to: Coi.rxiirn, O..July 10 ,76 the American people, and stand con- urally great indignation anion our h Bn.ft" -.'."iT'T J. "T, , . . . ..v..,w wr, ... JWMI UIH. II.UI Ul Vicicaoi atiompung lo ouum tho forciga-born citizens throughout tho Jy th. enclosing solutions ith Amer bighest oITico lu tho world by a sneak- country uui I co vim ironi iiir. v niirics ii.iriimp. nf , ..n...i "k i -i. . -- .... v. vi unm, iict iinirvi mtiva ll CUrrj If lUtt Dfiuorratle Appoluimrnia. Cincinnati, the following letter tinder SUtts or iN'ew ork, New Jersey and Con- .!. r c.,..t...i.... . necliciit in the ai.proui hing canrass is fulW Mr. Williams called attention to tho fact I "it'H, iiu"" reci.gniwd. and at the proper time r-fer- that a Denocratio Ilouw during the last ln J'our l8SU0 01 Yesterday you encei will be given you to committees for congrcsi discharged employes who bad done say : sued oij ami coi.penttion as aeems to be ad gallant service In the Union army, and snp- Mr. Hayes aum as over his own lie- TlliuU',- "J reeitlully. .i iw.;. ik - i. ...f...i i. i . r . i iHimi iuir niu. wuo c-yuiwuniio ui- lure lAl btt dwli V nvailuthlXM' with . ' a... . . I S ' a " I . . w Oiers. lie caancierizea tins DroceeUing ai movement for -an meudiuent limiting u!T o outrage on the American people, and an roi-e lo nemona born in thi rnnnir nr ni Insult to every man who hid worn the feder- Amenran nan-mn.' n,l ti e ri.ni. ..f x n.ri. Si blue. Journal. Iran-bi.ru cilizenn onli- t.l nfji,-jl nruitiim ... .7 .. . I - It was not then, nocessanly an in- '' 'cbun nj octier annonnce thu to bu such principles, W icttcr or cllcr. m bpsila Wt,0, . , , of Scpton Luthorford Hayes, and Ia-c, Lis thua tram btlrela,7ui'vo deliberately lied to attracted croat atlcution, and as nat- Tlie Hhleld of American Cltlxeniblp Kefohm is nkcessakt to correct the omissions of a Republican Con gress, and the errors of our treaties and our diplomacy, which have strip- pea ourtellow-citizensof foreign birth and kindred race recrossing tho At lantic, of tho shield of American citi zenship, and have exposed our breth ren of the Pacific coast to the incur sions of a race not sprung from the same great parent stock, and in fact, now by law denied citizenship, through naturalization, as being neith er accustomed to tho traditions of a progressive civilization nor exercised in liberty under equal laws. St. Louis Platform. Blaine Caught al It Again. ' Judge Staffer, postmaster ot Homestead Station, New Jersey, has beco arrested for illicit distilling. A great deal of fnmdulent registration has been discovered in Brooklyn. Some 60,000 salmon eggs arrived at New York from California on the 17tb. . Centaur Liniments. The Quickest, Surest and Cheapest Remedies. Fhjuicians recommend, and Farriers declare that no utich remedies have ever before been in UBe. Worila are cheap, but the proprietor of these articles will reeut trial bottles to medical men, eratis, and will guarantee mere rapid and satisfactory results than have ever be fore been obtained. The Centaub Liniment, Whits Wrapper, will cure ltheumatUm, Xeurnna, Lumbago, Sciatica, Caked lireaatx, Sore Nipples, Frosted From the St. Louis Timss. Jim Blaine has charged that tbo "CnnfWh.r.it.fi fJonorpsa" nlafpil at the head of the Committee on Commerce I efl'Ublai"8' ms, Spraius, and any "a little rebel" named Hereford from klmh. bonk or muscle ailment. West Virginia, and it turns out that It will extract the poSon of bites and stings, Hereford was lighting in tho Union and hea burns or scalds withmit a scar. Lock- t -l i). - l- u jaw, Palsey, eak Back, Caked Breasts. Ear army, while Blaine was sending a sub- Too(nat.he, itch and Cutaneous Erup- stitute and drawing dividends on his tions readily yield to its treatment Spencer rifle contract. Henry Black, of Ada.Hardin Co., Ohio, says: -j " " " a.iiviiuui,ibiu nr Jive jrcam Some 800 bales of cotton vaWd at i , i,- 2. u "W farcely wa k acrs the 000, were burned at Brooklyn on the 9th. TCjIZSn A nost olTice has heen pstahlished at San ful to you. and recommend vnnr wnmlnrful Joan City, w. t, with John Swany as post- "" " our menus. master. James iiuru, oi Jianesvillc, O., snys: "The centaur L,mimeut cured my Neunilgia." a. mail wuu a uiacswa iac rooueu vuu AIfrl Timh of NT-,!, if-. c.. Scott river stage of 81,250 in gold dust not one dozen bottles by express. The Liniment has lar from Yreka on the 16th. saved my leg. I waut to distribute it, &c" The sale of this Liniment is increasing rapidly. Boy your wall paper already trimmed at . B. jUUK.1 s Hollow ay's Tills. Tho estimation in which these medicines ore held br the public, steadily increases their demand. They act directly on on the eyftwn, removing all oMmctions, reno vating the springs of lite, purifying the liloori, and totally eradicating liver complaints, nidi gustion, lain in the side and general debility. Sold everywhere. 25 ctnts iter box or pot. 180 SHERMAN & HYDE'S COLUMN The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrapper, is ior uie Kiugn SKin, nesh ana muscles of HORHEH. MULES AND ANIMAIJL We have never vet seen a caw. of Simvin. Sweeny, King-bone, Wind-gall, Scratches or Poll-Evil, which this Liniment would not speed ily licnefit, and we never saw but a few cases which It WOlllilnot cure. It VI mmwlmniinr. thing can. It is follv to soend $20 fur a when one dollar's worth of Centaur Liniment will do better. The following is a sample of the testimony prtxiucea: Jepkerson, Ma, Nov.JO, 1873. Come time sx-o 1 was shmmnir IuSxp tn St. Louis. I Liit one badlv cnunld in tlm rj.r. With great difficulty I trot him to the stable, on Fourth svenue. The stuhle keeer gave me a bitttle of your Centaur Liniment, which I used with such success that in two days the horse was as active and nearly welL I have been a veterinary surgeon for thirty years, but your Liniment heads anything I ever used. A. J. M CAIU X,, Veterinary Surgeon. I or a lKwtlU-'e st'inm wa will mall P.,f AJmunac, contoining hundreds of certificates, from every State in the Union. These Lini ments are now sold by all dealers in the coun- jLabaratory of J. B. Eohe & Co., 40 Uev Si, New York. CENTENNIAL AWARD. GRAND TRIUMPH FOR WEBER PIANOS! Mothers. CASTORIA is the result of 20 meut, by Dr. Samuel Titclier, of Massachusetts. It is a vegetable preparation as effective as cas tor oil. but iwrfcctlv uleasA.it t. tho .a.tu it can De uiKon uy the youngest infant and neith er gags nor grills. lr. A. J. Uroen of lioyds ton, Indiana, says of it: SlR: I have tried the Oasti.ru ami m sjiealc highly of its merits. It will, I think, do away entirely with castor oiL It is pleasant Iauu luuiuras, mm in wontienuiiy emciicious as an aperient and livxative. It is the very thing. The Costoria destroys worms. n-in.lalM tho stomach, cures Wind Colic, and permits of nat ural healthy sleep. It is very efficacious in croup, and for Teething Children. Honey is not pleasanter to the taste, and Castor Oil is not so certain in its effects. It cents in large bottle. J. B. Kobe 4 Co., 4C Dey St, New York. "V-OTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice Is XI hereby given that (i. Ii. Dorria 1 appointed atlmiuistrator of the estate of Carlisle Burbridge, deceased All larSdllH haviltfr oltnina against said deceased will present the same to I ' uiito ... iugrne i lty witlim 0 mouths in.m me publication ot this n(.tioe. October 21, 1870. (JEO. B. DOltltIS, AdmV DUNN & STRATTON, AT TBI OLD STAND OF F. B. DTJNN. HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN business Mr. HOILACK F STRATTi.xt we have just received a new, large and ' First Pnvn rm '! Arnrriprm L elected stock of goods, HIM riumldill LCS fall AiJlSliCan MakingasiKicialtyof and Foreign F-ianufastursrs. "' "WB ",u 0'ctLI AGRICULTURAL LMfLEMENTS. "Amukd K t.KK. tv-cretarv." "To L S. Tyler, Hox 2.071, New York. Indiana Clorllon, Tho aijsregate vote in Indi ina on alt to tho speaker, who did not bo- n iTT't1 rT"i!t lm 'u be ato ticket u 433,403, of which 1 lug CaUL'l l wiln cuau. as be bus Ix-en. i,-.r miin.o tr oomo followor ot the "loderal Uqo" .T ,Wt l...i;,.v Me TT,v. illiamTccc.vsJ 213,0. Harrison, i (ion t ocuove .ur, naves ever. a,rn,i. . w , , . nnUU8C9orl870. Hut however that over his own sigtuturo, or any oil.: f': .V ,f.r,n-;on' . In"-Ponder, , 1,. maj bo, this is an exhibition of Kadi- cr way, ever said any sU thin J. If . Y A1 u majority over Ihrr.- ii aisoonesiy. ai,. ,iorr.son o im- j-- r - - - - vote csst was for New, candidate for now, LUairman ot the Ilonso touimit- """- Stato Treasurer, 15.43.3. The Leis- , , , . Keptibhoan, I shall vote for Mr. Ii - i.,.f-i ii',,, tee onlays and Means, In answering den if what yon say of Mr. Hayes is VlV. iJLT?""'5 this chartre asrainst tho Democracy tr ' J 3 Democrats, 4-); IuJependcots, 2. Sen- ,Wint ihft I.'.! l,nnr. l ,ha i 'publicans, Democrats,; O " v. "".ivu , iU HUB WO JTIHICU, OH 1,110 lllU OpOnU eOtS U. spoke as follows : 7lh of September, br rublUhinu edi- Another small piece of hypocrisy is tonally tho letter of Governor Haves T9 Greenback Stato Convention much practiced here by thoso who anj ,jl0 Cvtr,cl .cnt u. lrfym tho rwo- met at SaIl,m on Monday last, and aro continually bewailing tho removal ,,.,.. . ,,. , placed in nomination the followins of Union soldiers. Every man on tho r ' -t i namcJ KOn,iornen r,r ire,i,ieiltiaj .Tilled soldiers' roll who has not Ai'nce, as ioiiows : Kloctors: IIon. D. Clark, of Marion; diod or voluntarily given np his place "Wo think Mr. Gardner wi!l voto V. Sutherland, ot Dongas, and Dart. It BUll hero in tho employ of the lor iildco. Ana tins is wby : turf, of urani. Copy of telegram received by Sherman & Hyde: Nkw York. R.-i.l ivrn Received the highest a wan I fur pure and rivh tone, combined with greatest P.-r, a snown in in iiirv style tinrnd Siuare bih! I'pryht rian which show intel- luvnce and solidity in tl.nr construction, a pli ant and easy touch, which at the same time an. sw. rs promptly to its requirements, tgvther tui mcviieuce oi worKiuauslnp. A. WEBER. We desire to make no irrand flm.nM, 1,f .1-. say that farmers can come nearer getting A YTHING THEY MAY WANT at our store than at any other establishment in town, and they cau buy them on as good fcrms. Wheat Wanted. TVe want Wheat and are pre pared to pay the Highest Mar ket Price in Cash. T. O. HENDRICKS, JOHN STEWART. Eugeno City, Bcpt. 28, 1876. DR. J OHM HERRBOLD SURGICAL iXD MECHANICAL DENTfST, ' Has removed to nofeburg, Oregon, where be re.' spectfully offers his services to the citizens of that place and yiciuity in all the branches of his Dm-lession. Fabulous lacdiictioit AS WE ARE PREPARING FOR A LARGE Manufacturing establishment we proo sa to sell our entire stock of r " FURNITURE AT RETAIL IT WHOLESALE PRICES! This Is a rare chance to bny good, substantial Furniture at nominal prices. Do not let jour on -portunity pass. Come all t D. CHERRY & BRO. MRS. A. VV. STOWELL, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN. HARMONY AND THOROUGHBASS. Enquire at resilience, west enit of Ninth street. University Subscriptions. All subscriptions to the State University are now over due. The projierty has been accepted by and turned over to the State, and I am in-st-ncted by the proper authorities to proceed and collect all sums at once. GEO. B. DORRI3, Attorney-at-Law. 1 SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OP Ornron for the county of Lane. Eiiam Read, plaintiff, versus George W. Read, defendant. Suit in equity to dissolve the man-iMge contract. To George W. Read, the above named defendant: ln the num. of the fctute ot Oregon yon are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complnint of plain tiff against you in this suit now on tile in said court on or before the flint day of the. next term thereof, to be held in Eugene City, county nnd State afore said, Gommcntin? on to-wit: Moudav, the 6th day of November, 187(1. The defendant will take notice that if he fail to appear and answer said complaint as above required, the plaintiff will apply to tlie court for the relief demanded therein, as follows r that the plaintiff lwve judgment pgainst the defend ant dissolving the na'.iage eoutiaut now existing between said parties; for such reesonable sum for ioiidwI fees a the tou. t mav deem jut;forthecus and dinbu.wnient of this suit, and tor such further relief as the court may deem enuiti-ljle. Service of this summons is made by puUlit-ation on order of Hon. J. F. Watson, J.idje of said court, bearing' date the 2d day of September, 18;u. J. M. THOMPSON, e9 A Homey for plaintiff. " If there It a FLORENCE ' Sewing Machine within OJiewa ' Uiouiand iwllei of San FranciKOv V4 "o "orll,n VsVwtll,lwlll(Ixltwith. vtr em 1 texpente -SAMUEL HILL, Agmb C3 i. in ! 2 3 A in i A4 I Late Improrementi render tneFlOEEUCE more than ever the best for Family oae n.iioa tLutttaut; hauhihls were old on the Pacific Coast la 1 874, a larger number probably than vai ever told here nfanTAfhAr It. nil in ailnt... tf) ii SAXuSL EILL, Agent, 19 Eew MontiomerT street. Grand EotilBuIldlni, ' IAI FRANCISCO. (1 ro l i B 3 ?- "8 We have full line of FOREIGN AXDIM)MESTIC DBYlHWDS. FANCY GtXHW, LADIES AND GENTS' Frnvrirrvn MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING ILTS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. And are continually a.ldin? to our stock to I meet Die demands of the Dublin DlNN ft STRATTON. JUST RECEIVED AT MARK STEVENS' AG EXT FOR ' REMIKGTOIff & 0WSJ Breech Loading icntral Fire Military and Sporlinr RIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS. ALSO, HSTOLS CARTRIDGES, , fPfJTRAI - - w u x BECKER & BOYD, ProDrietcrs. T.fi!lS;5R.B0TDHATE REH.IVRD to the 1 J building knows as to. Central Market and S" These farooos Piano are f.w sal. by SHERMAN &, HYDE Cor. Kearoey and Sqtter Sti , SAN rraxcistx). KB BEEF KEEP CONSTANTLY OX HASP, Veal, PORK A5D C ALLISON & OSBURN RE OFPERIXO TO THE PUBlLcT Siijrars, Toas. Coflee. Cnnn Tobacco A- Cigars Glass Jfc QueC08: ware, n ool an.l Willowware BREAD, CAKES AND PIES And id Tact everything osuallT k(.pt i, , 'BM , flroeery More or Bakery at BEDKOCK PRWft for cash or resdy p,,. 'salWgf sdehvered ., any par, ot the .aTrW STTClTOrEOOTELT- ECGEXECITT, OREGON. A. EENTEEW, : : : rn. ItKXFREW potA of the old and well-known 'g'D " tel'. CHAItLES IIOTF.T i-n.brj'.'r;j fumibfd ai refitted, and " S0T.fB. r' ,be rerept.n of tnests. jixnm nange in the ownership, trteeo room jictto.1. FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING ! and inrii tbe attentk. of Boot..p,r j Ttunkin? th GE0CEBIES & PE0VlSTnv; 1 0,.u -- a FREE COACH IU THE H0CSE. T-U. HEiiDCCIKS. I A. KE3PRBW.