VnRr.. Simple snnuunoements of birth, mar
dentin will be iuwrted without charge.
VuTtuary notioM wiu M cuargea tor i nit rmui ol 10
pr, lfMi bo responsibility fur views expressed
. .1n.
M florrc-K1'-
ilinileeoples of the Goabd, in wrapper for mail
iByZmj be obtained at this otlioe.
CITY AND COUNTY.
bki' nvsttos.
If you want to buy a good farm of lix hun
dred aud eighty aorea go to Cleaver's.
Judge W. W. Thayer, Hod. T. 0. Ream
md A. Noltner, Esq., called upon ut this
week.
Miss Cora Lino, of Jacksonville, niece of
Jin. C. W. Fitch, U visiting friends in this
. city this week.
Go to Craiu's and get a pair of those lig
num vitae sleeve buttons.' They are unique,
neat, cheap and durable.
If you want a Standard Newton wagon,
hack or carriage, go to Cleaver's
Mr. Baker, from Albany, has opened a new
tailor shop on Willamette street, first door
north of Harrington s shaving saloon.
Judge Walton, Frank Harrington and J. C.
Church went to Portland this week to attend
the meeting of the Grand Euca.npment I. 0.
0. F.
We are requested to say that breakfast and
supper will be provided at tho Uomstock
House in Albany for the excursionists to
Portland on the 1st of Juue.
If you want Adams & French's Harvesters,
Hianes, llliuuis Header, ten, twelve, or fif,
teen feet, go to Cleaver's.
Quarterly meeting services will be held in
th M. K. Cnurcb of this city to day and to
morrow as follows : Preacliin? to-day at 2
r. n, by Kev. J. S. McCain, fullowed by
quarterly conference. Love feast to-morrow
at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. by Rev. J.
S. McCain, followed by the administration
of the Lord's .Supper," aud preaching in the
evening at 8 o'clock.
The following officers of the Grand Encamp-
meat, L 0. 0. t, for the eauuing year were
installed at Portland last Thursday : T. M.
Gtch,M. W. G. P. V. S. Newbury, 11. W.
0. S. IV'.; J. M. Bacou, R. W. G. Scribe; L
fi. iloores, R. W. G. Treasurer; E. E. Turk,
R. IV. U. J. W.; Wm. Bradeu, W. G. Seuti
neljP. H. Raymond, V. G. D. Sentinel; C.
0. T. Miller, W. G. Marshal.
If you want any Extras for Machinery or
the beat machine oils or Fanning mills, go to
Cleaver's. '
Appointment. Dr. A. I. Nicklin of this
city has been appointed examining surgeon
for applicants for pensions. '
Pic Nic. The pupils of the district
school, accompanied by their teachers and a
number of ladies aud gentlemen of the city
weut across the river yesterday on a pitl uic
excursion.
Dramatic. Dou't forget that the Rose
Manning dramatic troupe perforin at Lane's
Hall next Monday evening. This troupe
it spoken very favorably of by our northern
exchanges. i
If you sudt a forcible S.ean Engine for
threshing or other work, go to Cleaver's
PtasoN.a-Mr. W. B. Carter, Republican
candidate for State printer called upon us
yesterday. We were glad to see Brother
Cirter looking so jolly, but have serious mis
g.ving of his keeping it up after June.
Called. Mr. Ed. Hirsch, the Republican
candidate for State Treasurer, called upon us
this week. Mr. H. ii a very clever gentle
man and he will have our hearty sympathy
in his great disappointment on the 3d of Juue.
Incorrect. It is Wing reported in differ
ent parts of the county that James McClaren
u the Greenback candidate for Sheriff
It is '
McLane of Camp Creek who is the nominee
of that party. MoClaren don't train in that
band
Moved. When the measurement
miH. nf n, k. u .. i. -ir :
...v g.uuuu ,u, mnauo uuw uuiiuing, i
it was found that Frank Coleman's building
-several inches on Hodes' ground. Camp-.
u ros. moved the building, which is 80 1
et long, in a few hours. j
'
If you vtitu oouts aud obi.e i, hats or caps,
n i . . . -
wciuttuiigol ai.y style or qualily, Linen
tests, Ulsters and Du iters, go to Cleaver's.
Ball. The Eugeue Hook aul Ladder
Mnpauy are makini? elaborate tirt da rations
Com
i - -o i r
gd ball to be given on the Fourth of
JuV' Our boys never do thing by halves
d they are determined that this snail be
the
"Xfct splendid affair of tha kind ever
1 in tue city. Card next week.
IS. A trAllit rAllrriAil Vi'iirdWin
ill cu ,m n i .1- . ,. '
vl, S. Uva tlus c,tjr "J I
- VLdllil nil Ni nM . 1 . ...1 -A l
uammuj tfuuu i aii Aim retuiUi
me day. Coaches
'
txmid trip, at the depot and Craig's
store, f roceeds to aid iu payiug a ;
eit on a church. J. F. DkVore. aa't. i
' t
tAKINd I It . I II a rhlUAP nainniiliiiAsii.
e,andMr. Betkman, Republican can
date for Governor spoke in this city Mun-
uing. air. Thaver led oh with
ITj,....!
"'"y speech, for about an hour, iu which I
ae most HVw.- i v . . ,
.-eh. -7, ,-L 7 8 I OL HisroRT or Medicise, no
with which the t.epubl.caas and pieparation has ev.-r performed such nurvel
"eenbackers have .agui to euv lop tue ioj. c-r, o. -uwined so wi.le a repuution,
fluestiou ..f n , . ; as Ateb's Chebkt Pectoral, which is recog
t uwiol liuance. After Judge Thayer nized M the world s reme.lv for all diseases of
"Waded Mr. Beekman spent live miuotes the throat and lungs. Its long-continued series
w Wlini the d,i,I tl,.t k -.l . . ' of wonderful cure in all climates ha made it
rtici !, . . univenallyknowna. safe and reliable agent
VT. or pnohc speaker. In fact he told to ,mn ov. Against ordinarr cold, which are
M knew in gro niian! .,,,1 .. -ubii,!. i
7 K fivdon, we fivot that Mr Wil
GrJnbackI ,7, VU
o hmi candidate for (.overnor, was
""a. and iad fmta a scrip of paper
bo""tWQincli.l-l,.. i... ,
nn -W V T ." ue"u w
, . - mo wnich bad about
relevancy to the qnestiona involved
;
Alnunat P8 of a last year's
. - - icuows
I art heavy on
iU-
"oca.
If
T"' 8ck tie bow, of any ttyl
snaae, hanaksrehiefs or irb.r-
rchiefi fir gloves or collars,
( .Tl lunl Dn ... HI .11 i
viii-bh,-iiiCT wiu te a mc-nie.
under the management of the Grangers, held
at iho Salem fair grounds June 7th ; round
trip by railroad from Lane county, one dol
lar and ufty cents each. Children under
twelve, half fare. The train is to leave Cres
well at 5:30 A. n.; Eugene, 6 ; Irving, 6:20;
Junction, 6:53, and return from fair grounds
same day at 5 p. m. Tickets for sale at all
the depots in the county, and also by the
wiiowing named persons : John McClunu.
Eugene City; Allen Bond, Grand Prairie":
John Simpson, Siualaw ; T. J. Dunton, Camp
VreeK ; James Matlock, Goshen ; A. Good.
man and George Rinehart, near Creswell ;
U Uraot, Springfield, and Amos Wilkins.
Willamette Forks. We invito everybody of
an orners ana denominations, to meet with
us on this occasion and have a good social
time. There will be plenty of musio fur
nished on the grounds, and probably more
will accompany the excursion from Euzene.
ii i
Judge Boise is to deliver the address, ac
companied by others. We hope all will
procure tickets in due time, as it is trouble
some to be without I am requested by the
railroad agent to"otify those taking pro
visions to put it in boxes in place of baskets,
and label the same in plain letters.
Geo. Belshaw,
Ch'n. Committee of Arrangements.
If you want the best Harvester and Bind
er in the market, go to Cleaver's.
Closed. The spring term of the Eugene
district school closed yesterday. The exam
ination took place on Thursday and was very
creditable to both teachers and pupils. There
are five teachers now employed iu the school
Professor Bell, principal, and Mrs. Stowell,
Mrs. Odell, and Misses Maggie and Letitia
Walkor. We congratulate Professor Bell and
his able assistants upon the perfect order and
system which they have introduced into the
school and the rapid advancement made by
the pupils under their instruction. Eugene
has one of the finest, most perfectly arranged
aud commodious district school houses in the
State, and although there was strong oppsi
tion to the levy of a tax to build it, we pre
sume that there is not a tax-payer in the dis
trict who would be willing now to have it
removed for twice the amount that it has
cost.
If you want one of J. T. Case t Co.
Thrashers, the best in the market, go to
Cleaver's.
Diptheria. A correspondent writes us
that this dread scourge has prevailed of late
in the western part of the coqnty. Dr. Evans,
who lives on Long Tom, was called to treat
between 30 and 40 cases aud has not lost a
patient. That iB a reord to boast of.
Married, in this city, on the 19th, by J. B.
Alexander, J. P., Mr. W. P. Fletcher and
Mrs. Mary LaVoy.
Fob Sale. First-class second-hand safe,
with combination lock, will be sold cheap
for cash, or on time. Enquire at express
office. Underwood Bros.
nool:tf
PUBLIC PEAKING.
The Candidates of the differnt parlies, for
the Legcslature from this county will hold
joint discussions at tiie usual places of voting
in me loiiowing preceius:
Willammetto PreRent on May 20.
1878
Mohawk
21
Springfield "
Pleasant 11 11 "
Coast Fork "
Cottage Grove"
Siuslaw "
Richardson's "
Junction City "
Eugene City. June
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
1
Speaking will commence at one o'clock in
the afternoon.
Eugene City, Oregon, May, 3d, 1878.
The Antocelouti of Dlneo.se.
Am: no; the antecedents of dijea.se are inert-
ness in the circulation of the blond, an tin-
naturally attenuated condition of the physique,
indicating that the life current is deficient in
nutritive properties, a wan, haggard look, ina
bility to dissent the food, loss of appetite, sleep
and stre'th, and a sensation of unnatural lan
guor. All these may be regarded as among the
?.. ii..-. .i Is A i.!..u ...:ll
indicia o( approaching disease, wnicn wm
eventually attack the Bystcm
and overwhelm it.
if 'tis not built up and fortified in advance,
S,vn SS
Hostetter's Stomach Hitters, an elixir which
has given health and vi.-or to ayriads of the
sick and dobilitated. which is avouched by
' physicians and analysts to be pure as well as
'if I ; I " l. 41. 1.
enecuve, which is immensely popular iu wis
country, and extensively used abroad, and
winch has been for years past oneoi the lead-
in medicinal staples of America.
Ladle' attention.
Berliu Fashioa Patterns at Dunn & Strat-
We have just received from the Eastern
factory, direct, a larire stoclo-fif window
shades and wall pajter ; among the latter are
many very pretty styles embracing Grained
I anneis, r.jiitosseu, ours aim uvx iai:nu,
Satin ami Common Blanks, all of which
we sell cheap, and no charge for trimming
oaoer. 1 DUNN .STltATf ON.
Robinson A Church at the Hardware Store
keep the lar-'est and best selected stock of wall
1 u v... : .mn.inntn
part, Brown, lihnks, Satin, Gilt and Embois-
PMr which they purchase direct from the
t nrt.l nrill ..11 U fll0!tl, tilt tllK
cheaiiest. All pajier trimmed free of charge.
Si-Tba National Gold Meilal wa awarded to
I Brlley t ltulofson for the best Phofeyraphs
1 in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
. .i i . . i . i.i
IOr fcllB iiesv III m wui iu.
4J9 Montgomery Street, San Francisco,
the forennners of more seriouii disorders, it at
speedily and surely, always relieving sunenng,
andoftin saving life. Thepn.tectiooit.rfonls,
byitstimelv use in the throat and lungdu-
crJ rs of children, make it an inraluable rem-
iT to be kept always on band in every horn.
No penon can afford to be without it. and tlios.
Kn Kv nnrt nted it nevfr wiLL Fmni their
knowledge of it componition ami effect Ihy-
their prartiw. and Clergymen recommend it
MCUUlft UJ9F UIC V. nlBIl X tA. IIWAJ. Actaa-,y
It is alswlutely crrtain in its remedial efcerts,
i and will alwavs cure wLer cures are pussi'iie.
For aale by all dealers.
' If vou want W m. Anson vouu jiower,
If too want Wm. Anson vV'uud Mo'
p.asell'i Peerless Mower, Clipper Mower, or
M-OnrtickV Mower, p t fl'-arr's. ,
Notice.
"TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
-Ll the annual meeting of the stock holders
of the Lane County Mercantile Association
will be held in Eugene on June 12, 18D. at 10
o'clock A. H. By order of the Board.
J. C. JENNINGS, See.
WAR DECLARED
BETWEEN
Russia and England.
"TEW STORE AND NEW GOODS JUST
Ll from the sent of war. Ye smokers to
the front and please call at the new store for
your fine Havana cigars, the best in town; also
tor the best brands of smoking and chewing to
baccos. You will alsj find the best French aud
Domestic candies, nuts of all kinds; also pipes,
knives, notions anil stationery alwavs on band.
Don't forget the place next door to the Astor
House the U K tobacco and cwir store.
S. KOSENBLATT.
Mount Hood
Agricultural Implement House.
L NEWBURY, CHAPMAN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Latest
Improved Agricultural Implements,
260 and 262 First Street and 261
and 263 Front St., Portland and Salem.
General Agents for
D. M. OsllJltMS & CO.'S
World Renowned MowerRsapsrs
AND
Sclf-Ciniliiig Harvcsiers.
THE ONLYPERFECr SELF BINDING
Harvester now known. No violent mo
tion. No grain wasted. Nocoiniitvssinsrarnis.
No men required to follow up and complete the
work the machine should do.
1 hese Machines are reararded both in Eurona
and America as the stin lard of perfection.
THE FARMER'S Fit I EM),
The oiilv Self-Binder which has the UPPEK
STEEL W'liiE jllOLDElt This dispenses
with compressing arms, and all devices which
compress the straw so tuhtlv that the sudden
expansion is more than the wire baud will hold.
o broken bands or Bettered bundles with
this machine. It never tips over. The Needle-
Arm threads itself.
It has been demonstrated that it is superior to
all others of its class in every country where
grain is grown, statements of eomiietitors to the
contary notwithstanding. It is the simplest in
construction nml easiest to oiierate : and in tue
great contest iu New Zealaiui in January, 1878,
was unanimously awardeU tha hrst premium
for lightness of urntt, width of cut and simplic
ity of operation. Every part of the Binder is
mude ot the finest English Steel.
The Osborne Reapers & Mowers
Have the Diamonl Point Pitm.in Connajtion.
latest and only perfect Pitman connection ever
known.
Will outwear three knives to which it is at
tached.
No, broken knife heads. Get the Diinond
Point Pitman connection.
Moline Wagons
Thimble Skeins or Iron Axles, narrow or
wi le track, with Eastern bed and top box.
Oregon Combination lioller Brake (the best rol
ler brake made). i
LOG AND LUMBER WAGONS, FARM
HACKS, EXPKES.S W'AUONo AND CAR-
With mmy new and valuable improvements
never before seen on the Pacific Coast
Morrisons Bros. Celebrated Solf-Clear-ing
PIiwj.
Walking and Ki 'iug, Wood and Steel Beam.
Strongest and best plows ever brought to the
Pacific Coast
Minnesota Chief Thresher,
Pitt's Mounted Power.
Not a single belt on oneside of the Separator.
It is beyond doubt the simplest machine ever
o'fered for sale, an I the lightest draft and most
rapid thresher and best cleaner now known.
S ill thresh aud clean Flax and Timothy Seed
better than any Machine in the intrket It is
peerh esaml without a iival in all the family of
Threshing Machines.
Van hiiijmt'm "Lion" Solf-Oiniip
Nlllkey Italic, Simplest and Best in the
Market
WEYBICH HAINES 8INUI.E GEAR HEADEIIS, GRAIN
DH1LL8, SEED 80WE1IS, POHl'Ell'S CHAM
PION HAY CAKltlEUS AND HAY
KOHKS, HIIOVEI.S, SHADE.-, '
ETC., ETC.
A full stock of extras for D. M. Osborne &
Co.'s Harvesting Majhinery kept constantly
on h.ind.
A full line of Wood Working machinery con
stantly on hand.
F. BORN,
Office Mt. Hood Agricultural Implement
House. '
Dealer in
H. B. S.nith Ma:hine Co.'s
And other Wood Working machinery.
Tub and Pail Furniture and Mill Machinery
of ill kiuds. I also superintend or will con
trast for the erectio l of tue same. Se'ond
luiid machinery sold on commission. 601w
LANE'S HALL!
Monday, May 27.
Rose Manning
(Liera ISouiTe Combination.
The Greatest Success of the Season.
Will be given Lecocq's comic ofiera
Girofle-G-irofla.
Admission :
RESERVED SEATS
BACK SEATS
R ferved seats at Grain's
tra char.'e.
$1 00
51
Bros, without ex-
NOT FAIL
MlUllli
F -' ml mr.mA I
tiiukifi aw rtmof.ifiiUi-
B ik rrhaf aaj anlrl tut Ifrr
Hl, rami! r Arrlroliarnl
hsi f ' fare lra1o th araaaa
lha rrasatr pmnm niw irrnianra.
mmr h4i nil mankind as
rrtrr In fil.MlIn alt. Hctera,
Umt Haul tk. blrac.
ROITtOMEIT WAIO A ti.,
Oi-l(iaal Urnmgm Sapalr Baaa.
Ill 4 US) Maaaak Aft, Cklcac. III.
!V
Tl4TI rRD"-Toeat-titt
aaa hare, wit k tw nrrpt laaa. fif.
a4 tha rtariatlaaa af lit irrhaor,
aaaav Hataalas a kava mada a aarla
af la rr rau S a mail iferaa
4 (T4MK-I f TO AJV A UIR ..
anus- rui Arrl.H ATIOV Maarll
DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Are not advertised as "cure-alls," but are spe
cities in the diseases for which they are recuni
menaeu.
W AT DUAL SELECT I MT.
Investigations of natural science have demon
strated beyond controversy, that throughout
the animal kingdom the "survival of the fittest
is the only law vouchsafes thift and nerpetuitv.
Does not the same principle govern the commer
cial prosperity of man? Au inferior cannot
supersede a suiienoi article. Bv reason of
sujieriornierit, Dr. Pierce's Standard Medicines
have outrivaled all others. Their sale in the
United States alone exceeds one million dollars
per annum, while the amount exwrted foots
up to several hundred thousand more. No
business could grow to such ginantio proportions
and rest upon any other oasis than that of
merit
13 U. SAGE'S
CATARRH REMEDY
- iVeatant to ute. ,
DR. SAGE'S
CATARRH REMEDY
77 Curtt tttrnrl orer a period of 20 year t.
DR. HAGK'S
CATAHHH HEMEDY
Salt ronttamttv iitrreattt,
DR. SAGE'H
CATARRH REMEDY
Caret to itt .Mild, Soothing Sffect,
DlhSAGK'S
CATARRH REMEDY
Curei " Cold in fend" and Catarrh,
Otna.
AX 0TEN LETTER.
It Speaks For Itself.
Kockport, Mass., April 2, 1877.
Mr. Editor: Having read in your paper re-
ports of the remarkable cures of catarrh, I am
induced to tell "what I know about catarrh,"
and I fancy the "snutl" aud "inhailiug-tube
makers (mere dollar grabliers) would be glad if
they could emblazon a similar cure in the pa
iwrs. For 20 years I suffered with catarrh.
1'he nasal pasages became completely closed.
"Snuff," ''dust,' "ashes," "inhailingtubes,"
and "sticks," wouldn't work though at inter
vals I would sniff up the so-called catarrh snuff
until I became a valuable tester for such medi
cines. I gradually grew worse, and no one can
know how much I suffered or what a miserable
being I was. My head ached over my eyes so
that I was confined to my bed for many success
ive days, suffering the most intense pain, which
at one time lasted continuously for Ki8 hours.
All sense of smell and taste goi:e, sight and
hearing impaired, body shrunken and weak
ened, nervous system shattered, and constitu
tion broken, and I was hawking aud spitting
seven-eights of my time. I prayed for death
to relieve me of my suffering. A favorable
notice in your paper of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Kemedy induced me to purchase a package,
and use it with Dr. Piec-e's Nasal Douche,
which applies the remed.yy hislrostatio pres
sure, the only way compatible with common
sense, well Air. r.uitor, ii inn not cure me
in three fouths of a second, nor in one hour or
month, but in less than eight minutes I was
relieved, and in throe months entirely cured,
ami have remained so for over sixteen months.
While nsing the Catarrh liemedy, I used Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify
my blood and stregthen my stomach. I also
kept liver active and bowels regular by the use
of his Pleasant Purgative Pellets. If my ex
perience will induce other sufferers to stek the
same means of relief, this letter will have
answered its purpose. Yours truly
S. D. Hemick.
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
The following named parties are among th
thousands who have been cured uf catan u uy
the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Houiady i
A. F. Downs, New Geneva, Pa. j D. J.
Brown, St Joseph, Mo. ; E. C. Lewis, Rut
land, Vt. Levi Springer, Nottio Lake, Ohio j
Chaa. Norcrop, North Chesterfield, Me. ; Mil
ton Jones, Scriba, N. Y. i J.E. Miller, Bridger
St ition, Wyo. : J. C. Merriman, Logansport,
Ind. ; M. M. Post, Lopnsport, Intl. ; J. W
Bailey, Tremont, Pa. ; II. B. Ayres, La Porte,
Ind. i Jessie M. Sears, Ft Branch, Ind. i L.
Williams, Canton, Mo. j W. A. Thayer. Onar
ga, 111. : S. B. Nichols, Jr., liulveston. Tcxas;
Jonas F. lieinert, Stonesville, Pa. ; S. W.
Lusk, MeFarland, Wis. ; Johnson Williams,
Helmick, Ohio i Mrs. M. A Currey, Trenton,
Tenn. ; J. G. Joslin, Ktene, N. 11. ; A. J. Cas
per. Table Hock, W. Va.-, Louis Anders, Gays-
1 .... ii rl T.'ll.l a . M
Isirt, UlllOJ u. II. lyiiase, .iKiiuiv, iuu. , iuiu.
lenry Haight, San Francisco, Cal. i Mrs. E.
M. Gallusha. LawrencevUle, IN. X. x W. J.
tlmham, Adel. fowa: A. O. SmithNewman,
Ga. J Chas. E. liice, Baltimore, JNld. i Jesse Al.
Sears, Carlisle, Ind. : Dan'l B. Miller, Ft.
wayuo. 1ml. i Mrs. niinnie Arnaise, a
lancy Street, New ork; 11. W. Hall, Hast-
ings, Alich. ; Vin. r. fliarston, i,oweii, wiass. ;
I. W. Koberts, Maricopa, Ari?- j Cha. S. De
lancy, Hanisburg, Pa. ; M. C. Cole, Lowell,
Mass. ; Mrs. C. .1. Spurtin, Camden. Ala. ;
Chas. F. Kaw, Frodricktown, Ohio; Mrs. Lu
cy Hunter, Farmington, 111. ; Capt E. J.
Spauliling, Lamp ntamoaugu, nm i.
Tracy, Steamboat Hock, Iowa ! Mrs. Lydia
Waite, Shushan, N. Y. : J. M. Peck, Junction
City, Mont. ; Henry Kbe, Bantas, Cal. ; L P.
Cummings, Kantoul, 111. j S. E. Jones, Charles
ton Four Corners, N. Y.i Geo. F. Hall, Pueb
lo, Cal. ; Wm. E. Bartrie, Sterling, Pa. j II. H.
Elmn, 918 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa. 1 J. K
Jackman, Samuel's Deot, Ky. ; Henry Zob
rist, Geneva, N. Y, : Miss llattie Parrott,
Montgomery, Ohio ; L. Kcdbrook, Chatham,
111.; S. P. McCoy, Nashport, Ohio; W. W.
Warner, North Jarkson, Mich. ; Miss Mary A.
Whine, Darien, Wis. ; John Ziegler, Carlisle
Springs, Pa. ; James Tompkins, St Cloud,
Minn. ; Enoch Duer, Pawnee City, Neh. ; Jo
seph T. Miller, Xenia, Ohio ; S. B. Nicholls,
CnlvMtnn. Tex. : H. L. Laird. Upper Alton,
111. ; John Davis, Prescott, Ariz. ; Mrs. Nancy
Graham, Forest Cove, Ogn.
Golden Medical Disrovrry
Ii Alterative or Blood-cltaniiug,
Goltlcn Alfilical Discovery
Is Pectoral.
Golilru Mrdicnl Discovery
Is a Clolagogne, or tint Stimulant
(joldcu Medlenl Discovery
Is Ionic.
(.'cldcii MedicrtI Discovery
By reason of its Alterative properties, cures
Diseases of the Bhsxl and Skin, as Scrofula,
or King's Evil ; Tumors : fleers, or Old Sores;
r,ntdi'- ; I'iniiiles ; and Eruptions. By virtue
of iu Pectoral pnHTtie, it cures Bronchial,
Throat, and Lur lfertiins; Incipient Con
sumtilion ; Lingei ing t'ouglis ; ami Chronic
laryngitis. Its Cholagogiie protwrtiei render
it an iin-iualed remedy for P.illiousness; Tor
pid Liver : or "I ir' t Complaint ;" and its Ton
ic properties makes it efpia ly eHiaciou in
curing Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, and Djs-
rtflMIA.
Where the tkin is sallow and covered with
Mnb-hes and nimides. rr where there are scrof
ulous swelling! anl atlection", a lew notlles oi
Golden Mecical Discovery will effect an entire
cure. If 'jou feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,
have sallow color of tkin, or yellowish-brown
riots on face or body, frequent healaehe or
(iir.'iness, bal tast in mouth, Int-Tnal heat or
chills alternated with hot fluheo, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings, i-r-giilar petit, and
tongue coatl, you are mfTering from Torpid
Liver, or "BiliiouMieiu." In many cases of
"Liver Complaint," only part of the symp
toms are e xerinre-L As a remedy for all
11,-b cmw. Dr. Pierce's Golden Meliral Dis-
eovery h no eoual, as it affects !"! -ct cures,
leaving the liver strn.'thene'J and
I hea!'.hy.
THE PEOPLE'S MEDiCAL SERVANT.
I Dr. R. V. Piiir U l).e jir"ri't'r tnl mif
I frtnrer t tlie t ieg nox iemeli, allut wlik k -t
i ril ArurrtUi. lie i. mwt tho Sethorol th
' J'fW.Odntm Peo-Je'linil Adrian. wmk oi
7 wt t-uxnrl I-. w tb tw ',ao Irert an
t HirhtTwt orrl-enrrairiDtf n-l eol'4 11 a t-a. II
' lu ireT a I ot this t'ri''r wnk or lot.riOO
j eoi'tep,
I'i- Dort-wMI 10. Ai'lrf
R. V. PIERCE, M. D.,
World's Diiper.ry, Cufalo, M.
Mil iiifiiiis inii fiiifi
In adtlrpssing tlie pulilic on this occasion, we do so with
more confidence tban at any time since onr advent
in business. Our cart er in business for
straight forward dealing and selling goods at the
lowest price is well known, and needs no comment.
Our STOCK for the Spring and Summer trade is
TUB LAIUiEST AND HEST SELECTED
Ever brought to Lane count v, and bought on the most advantageous terms In SAN FRAN
CISCO of the largest Importing houses.
Our STOCK Is Immense, and we will
be impossible for us to give prices in this small space, out win give
them cheerfully on calling and examining our large stock of
Clothing for Men and Boys,
Ladies and Misses' Linen Suits,
DreSS GOOdS, atest style9 an trimmings to match,
Boots and Shoes of tlie bcst luake ftnd
very low prices.
Our stock in FANCY GOODS is the best in the State, comprising
The Very Latest StyWs
Ws invite the Ladies to our large stock of
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats,
Trimmed and untrimmed. which have been selected with great care, and to suit the most
fastidious. Also, Flowers, Ribbons and Ornaments, In all styles.
TJST IDOISEESTXO GOODS
We have a full line.
You can save twenty-five
imnthiuiitii' I'rines
cheerfully given on application. W e want all kinus ol l rouuee auu
pay the highest marked price in CASH, or
WAGONS, HACKS
ON HAND, AND MADE TO ORDER OF THE BEST EASTERN MATERIAL.
As our Facilities are equal to any Establishmet In the State,
Ve can Promise our Patrons First
REPAIRING DONE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, AS YOU WILL FIND
THE J'iUCES TO
Factory corner Olive and Seventh
IS A
OL.3L.AR 23
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dealers in General Merchandise, and examine the Celebrated
WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
The best and most complete of All, and sold on the most reason-
able terms.
Robinson & Church,
DKAI.EItt IN
S1IELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVK TUB
BcstScIccted Stock in Oregon
a h. friendly;
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE SPJtlNO AND SUMMER TRADfi
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BI10UHT
OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING
has ben largely increased am! we can show ae
handsome line of ready made goods in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
PUSINESS AND DHKHS SUITS
As can be found in the country, and at prieet
that cannot fail to tatufy.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid assortment of ll
leading styles ami faxkionalde shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all colors.
Bleached & Uublt-Hclii'd Cnllou Flan
ru'U.
Ladies' and Gonts' Undorwoar,
SHAWLS and SCAHFS;
OEXTtR STABLE,
Jas Humphrey, - Proprielcr.
LIVKIsY AKD PKED STABLE,
WillametU Street, : : Eugene City.
TEAMS AND BUGGIES AND SADDLE
HORSES TO HIRE
Horses boarded by the day, week or month
mioa the avMt reaaimahle terius.
MayWf
r HortiiiF."
-liiLail keep oat full of
GROCER F.S & PROVISIONS
1 1 An(j ;nit ,j boMnekeeneni.
T. G. HENDRICKS
noic bCUBIL
MtUCIIAMIIsC
L t
T. C. HENDRICKS,
and must SELL the same, and it wou!
mid Latest Fashions
per cent by calling and pricing our goods beiore
lu exchange for Merchandise,
S Rosenblatt & Co.
AND BUGGIES !
- Cla:s Work in every Respect-
ONS110RT NOTICE.
SUIT THIS
Streets, Eugene City, Oregon.
Kinsey & Page.
CADE!
HAVE FOR sale
at the LOWES'I
Kates .
IKON' STEEL,
AXES. ANVILS.
NAILS, ROPE
Cable Chains,
Glass, Putt;,
Thl earn! Pocket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS,
AMMUNI'IION,.
AGHICULTTHAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blasting Powder,
Flihiny Tackle.
Eta, Eta
Ws invito an exam
ination of our goodr,
confident that our
prices will suit the
times.
TO EUGENE.
4
WOOL BLANKETS
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.-
HATS AND CAPS in th leading styles.
OIL CLOTHS for Boor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We would call special attention to our stock of
Mhiis and Hoys' Cmii Frsm lfco Boon,
Which we have sold for a numlier of vears with
great satiafaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, PI)WS AND FARMING
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEAS, CANNED COODS,
Ami all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astoiiiithly low rates.
LIVERPOOL CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price lor all kinds of produce and
WOOL.
n. ii. ris i i:ni7i.
3?;OTOCRAPH3.
Albert Jackson, Artist,
Takes Photographs, (lmi, Carlx, Cabinet
and Life-Size, style and tiniah equal to any
work done in the State. Prices retuonable.
fJALI.KKY WillametU street. Euvene
City, Orejou, over Mrs. Jacbson's Millinery
Store. dec 15 Kim
rilOTOGRAPHS!
J. A. WINTER
Make all style of
PICTTKKS. PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS,
REMBRAN1S, And th new style
"Cil Photo Miniatij e."
Pht'ires enlsTyei to y sis sal paicUd, or