-Slropl tmuonmonun at births, mar
J7Ti deaths wiU b. insertaa without W
WJZraotta-s will b ebarfad tor at Um rate of 10
yt mpoasibUitr for rises siprami
gonaapoadanta.
iplpioftbOiiiB,inwrppr for Bull
rybTbUiDdtthkoMi. CITY AND COUNTY.
"7 BBlEf" MESTIOM.
P.noraa Gran meat ia thi city on the
25th iwt. .
ftyott want Standard Newton wagon,
hack of carriage, go to Cleaver'
Shelton A Wilkina have one of the fineat
fbow-caae in town. It if worth two bits a
fight, bat customer can tee it for nothing.
yf. W. Haine will par caah for oak, fir
fai hemlock bark delivered at Eugeue City,
for further particular euqnireof A. V. Feteri
A Co. . , .
Ouron Day, who hat been working for D.
Cherry 4 Bra in their furniture manufactory
(or JO.no jtimo, while working with a buzi
nw thii week, had one of the finger of hi
right band taken off.
In to-day' Usn R. N. Baker announce
that be ha et up a tailor chop on Willam
,tt itreet, one door north of Frauk Har
rington' barber (hop, and i now ready to do
til kind of work iu hi line on thort notice.
Give him a call.
If you want any Extra for Machinery or
Um belt machine oil or Fanning mills, go to
.Cleaver'.
Sherman, Hyde fc Co., of Sail Franclsoo,
lure tent us a flue (erio-comic ong called
The Fidgety Wife," by Voii ftochow. This
it th best ung we have aeen for Concert or
entertainment, and will urely "bring down
thshoaa" every time. The price marked
i90e. .
J. A. Winter ia (till making thoae life-like
photograph. If we were a good an artiat
.it Mr. Winter, we would go to lome large
ity there we ihould have ample copr for
the exercise of our talents.
L H. Sharp, Esq., formerly of this place,
bat now of San Francisco, was in town dur
ing the week visiting friend. Mr. Sharp,
ioce bit departure from here, ha been ad
mitted to the bar, and i now engigcd in a
ncceuful practice iu the city, of San Fran
cisco. W wish you abuneant auece,
Louis. -
If you want the best Harvester and Bind
er in tli market, go to Cleaver'. .
Housi Burnkd Mr. R. L Forbes who,
lire on Mohawk, hod his house with
all its couteuts burned this week, while he
and his brother were out in the timber at
work. It is supposed the fire originated
from a defective flue.
Graduating Class. On last evening the
first gr-aJuatinij class of the University re
4ivJ their de4Tees at the hands of the Facul
ty. The exercises of the evening consisted of
an original essay or address by each member of
ths class interspersed with instrumental and
vaeal music.--'Owing to the fact of our going
to press early this morning we are unable to
gm an extended report of the proceeding but
will do so in our next issue.
Cauid. Mr. Virginia Beecroft, art cor
respondent of the Sacramento Record-Union,
and Mrs. W. K. Leveridge, called upon
u last Wednesday morning; Mr. Beecroft
is on a tour through Oregon in th interest
of the llecnrd Union and her impression of
the country, its reanuroas, population, etc,
will appear in her correspondence to that
paper. She ia highly pleased with our little
city and it surrounding.
If Jim want a Portable Steam Engine fur
threiiiiug ur otlior work, go to Cleaver's
Lost. A man by the name of A. R. But
tolph has been lost in the Coast mountains
for four or five day. He started, with two
ether men. to the mouth of the Siualaw. and
after traveling oue day the party lost a
horse. Next morning the three started out
inquest of the missing animal, since' which
tine Mr. Buttolph ha uot teeu heard of,
although diligent search ha been made, and
hi friends are apprehensive that toiu serious
accident hu befallen him, as he was an ex
pert woodjniM and not likely to get lost in a
country with which he wa familiar.
If yau want W. II Wood's Single Reaper,
Johnson' Single Raapor, New York Single
reerles Rpiper and .Mower combined, go to
Ptt?AiLVToT Exhibition. The second ees
w. of school in the University of Oregon
taed yesterday eveniug and students and
Prof.', are now ready to enjoy the pleasure of
vacation and ret from the many trying
dttiesof school w-u-k. The session that ha
i'Jst cUeJ lias been Jn efery respect a very
Fwpwous one." "an pint ' record
f fit I'nivenity jjs one of which
its suay friends and patrons should feel justly
and one that predwts for the University
Orejou a grand future. The excitement
at tiiully attend commencement week ran
wh ia our little city durinj the entire pruent
and the audit .riuut of the University
WlSilud toiia utmost capicity during each
vsniu,-' exercises. The opening exercise of
w"' the exhibition of the preparatory
Partmeat unJer the charge of Mrs. Sjuller
M Mi Lizzie Boise, ou last Wednesday
'aiaj Long before the hour for the xer-
""M commence bad arrived, the teat and
. .lions auditorium of tha University
crowded by the c-tirens of our to-vn and
ibj couatrr, and promptly at 8 o'clock,
l tow appointed, tl nieinV-rs f f;w pre-"-TcVp-u-tW
marebfti into the ro-m
""K "1 k,-in; ti
i ao 1 1 the m iy.e
" w Engine
String Buit The eE-rcU
pel wi:i aonebrtae memo-m M
"Boies
tTMm t !t . ,T1 I J i
r?s emy. ?ip!ri. m,uic tai
- .fc , ,. thi :i.trry
exer-
,. ""M v.l a rxrtadm
ciB'sert by
IF- ... .
"-ii1aii4!1ijsttu. by
. 4 eter:march.
Pac forbid our nuking paal sua-
rU crJiilJ tod ueees. and reflects
rt, bTLi 7 0P- hoe whoparti-Hft
e thetraaia, M theschooL
Omkiico. Shelton ft Wilkin have re
ceived a iplendid ctock of drugs, medicine,
paint perfumery and fancy article which
they are now opening in Underwood' build
ing. Ad. next week.
Two Years for Foruibt. T. J. Blake,
who is quite widely known on this coast, and
who taught several terms of school in this
county several years ago, was sentenced to
th Penitentiary last Monday for two year
from Multnomah county for the crime of
forgery.. Blake is man of good education,
and years ago was a fine talker and writer,
moving in the best circles of aocity. H ha
traveled extensively on th Pacific coat, and
was an excellent mining expert For a long
time, however, he ha been on the downward
road, accelerating hi speed as much a pos
sible by spending all he could earn or "bum"
for whisky. He is about sixty year old,
and two year will be about time enough for
the bad whisky which he has taken iu the
last fifteen year to get out of hi tystem.
If yon want AdamsA French' Harvesters,
Haines Illinois Header, ten, twelve, or fif
teen feet, go to Cleaver's. '
Double Homicide .Particulars of a double
homicide which occurred at Salmon river,
over on the coast, last Saturday, ha just
been received : A white man named Perry
Dodson, formerly a resident of this county,
it appear had a quarrel with an Indian
about aoine beef cattle. The Oregonian say
the two men met on a narrow trail near the
coast when the altercation began. Word
led to blow, when Dodson and the Indian
grappled. The Indian was armed with a
knife which he used with murdeou purpose.
He stabbed Dodson teveral time about th
shoulder and back of the neck. Finding
that ha was getting the worst of the fight,
Dodson drew hi revolver and (hot th In
dian, killing him instantly. The affray was
witnessed by two white men and ten Indian.
Several of the Indian assailed Dodaon after
he killed hi antagonist They grappled and
truggled for some moments, when one of the
Indians picked np a shotgun, heavdy charged
with buckshot, and discharged it, the con
tents taking effect in Dodson' back. Death
followed instantaneously. The two whit
men who were witnesses attempted to inter
fere to protect Dodson before he was killed ;
but they were immediately set upon by a
number of the Indians who overpowered
them and held them until the fatal shot was
given, rio violence was onerea me two
men, the Indians simply holding them fast
After Dodson was killed, the Indian let the
two white men go and, mout ting their ponies,
rode rapidly away. Chief Sam, of the Nes
tucks, was present during the affray, but
did not offer to interfere to prevent blood
shed. Soon after the double tragedy the
men left the scene. One of them mounted a
hone and rode post-haste to Dallas to notify
the authorities there of the affair. On reach
in that place it was ascertained that the
crime hod not been committed in Polk coun
ty, o he rode on over to Salem to procure
a bench warrant from Judge Boise. It is
not improbable that aerion difficulty may
result from th tragical affair.
If yon want Wm. Anson Wood' Mower,
Russell' Peerless Mower, Clipper Mower, or
McCormick' Mower, go to Cleaver'.
Council Proceeding.
Council Rooms,
Ecoese City, June 17, 1878.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present Councilmen Cooper, Dunn, Sloan,
Underwood, Hendricks and Edris, Marshal
Farrell and Recorder Alexander. Absent,
President Dorris. Council organized with
Recorder Alexander in the chair.
The Finance Committee reported favorably
upon the following bill and the Recorder wm
ordered to issue warrant for their payment:
Robt Eagan,$4.00; William Christian, $7,00;
Alexander Bros, $tj?&0; Robinson ft Church,
$6.00; Jag.Belvail.S2.00. P. H. Farrell, $4.00;
W. Christian, $6.00; J.B. Alexander, $3. 80;
Win. Christian, $5.00.
On motion it was ordered that an eight-
foot sidewalk be constructed from the north
east corner of Oak and Ninth treets to the
Journal olfice, and the Street Commissioner
s ordered to have the same constructed
immediately.
The petition of A. Lynch f r th construc
tion of a cross walk on Tenth and Olive
street, and also on alley crossing between
the property of the Petitioner and Killings
worth' was granted.
On motion the Street Commissioner was
iulrucUd to have all the itreet cleared and
sidewalk and crossing repaired upon the
line of march advertised for the Fourth of
July processicii before that time
Ou motion the Committee on Street (at
their option) are authorized to sprinkle the
streets ou the morning of the Fourth of July.
The following bills were presented, and on
motion were referred to the Finance Commit
tee: P. H. Farrell, $39.02 ( T. O. Hendrick
W2.73; J- M. Chritian $6.00;
Tiie Recorder filed hi report of the assess
ment of the citv. Reyort accepted and
onlered on file.
On motion a tax of four mills was ordered
tor current expenses of city government, and
two mills for fire pnpoae.
On motion Council adjourned till Monday
ercniig. June 24th 1S78.
If you want to bny a good farm of lis hun
In i iLii eighty acre go tn Cleaver'.
Vj ladeolable Troth.
Von deserve to suffer, and if yon lead a
mistrdde, unsatisfactory litem tbe Deautuui
it im AntirlT vntir nwn f&nlt thre kl
only on excuse for yon, your unreasonabl
(rrcjudic and skepticism, which ha killed
ihousan-la. Personal knowledge and common
manning will soon show Too that Irreen s Au
gust Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint
or Dyspepsia, with all it miserable effects,
uch a sick headache, palpitation of the heart
oar stomach, hihitual eaetivetMi, dizziness o
tha head, nervous prostration, low spirits, tc
It sales now reach every town on th Western
Continent and not a Druggist but will tell you
of it wouDdcrful cure. 1 m ess boy a Baro
n's Bottle for 10 cents. Three doaea will rt-
lisrs yo.
UIM1 AtuaUsa.
Berlia Fashion Pattern at Dnno Strst-
1500 Acre Fakm Foe Sale. -One of th
best tracts of land In Oregon, well improved
and desirably located for sale at a Daivuu.
4t T. U. Hendmceb.
If you want neck-ties or bows of any style
or nile, nandfcercnieu or giove or cuiian,
go to Cleaver s
su-Tlis National Gold Medal was awarded to
Bradley ft Rulofson lor the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world.
429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
For Sale. First-class econd-hand safe.
with combination lock, will be sold cheap
for cash, or on time. Enquire at express
Otnce. UNDERWOOD BROS.
no51:tf
We have just received from th Eastern
factory, direct large dock of window
hade and wall paper ; among the latter are
many very pretty ityle embracing Urained
rannela, Embossed, uilts and Lace rattern.
Satin and Cbmmon Blanks, all of which
we sell cheap, and no charge for trimming
paper. UUAJN 4 dllvAl J Ulx.
Robinson & Church at the Hardwar Store
keep the largest and best selected stock of wall
paper and bonier in Eugene l ity, comprising in
part, Brown, Blanks, Satin, Gilt and Emboss
ed paper, which they purchase direct from the
Eastern factories and will sell as cheap as th
cheapest All paer trimmed free of charge.
Comino TO Oreqon. The afflicted will be
glad to learn that a corps of Surgeons from
the National Surgical Institute, fitted out with
a complete assortment of apparatus for the
treatment of every human deformity, will
again visit Portland, Oregon, at the St. Charles
Hotel from June 23th to July 1st inclusive,
1878. This Institution originally founded at
Indianapolis, Indiana, ha extended it busi
ness throughout the United State and ha
attained a reputation for the auccessful treat
ment of Spinal Curvature, hip and knee joint
disease, club feet paralysis, piles and fistula,
heretofore unknown to the profession, net-
erenoe of th highest order can be given. 3vr
If you want one of J. T. Case & Co'.
Threahen, the best in the market go to
Cleaver'.
Mount Hood
Agricultural Implement House.
NEWBURY, CHAPMAN & CO.,
Importer and Dealer in Latest
Improved Agricultural Implements,
260 and 302 First Street and 201
and 263 Front St., Portland and Salem.
General Agent for
D. 31. OSBOKJVti & CO.'S
World Renowned Mowers.Reapers
i AND
Self-Binding Harvesters.
THE ONLY PERFECT SELF BINDING
Harvester now known. No violent mo
tion.' No grain wasted. No compressing arms.
No men required to follow up and complete the
work the machine should do.
These Machines are regarded both in Europe
and America as the standard of perfection.
THE FUINEIVS FRIEND,
The onlv Relf-Binder which has the UPPER
STEEL WIRE UOLDEK This dispensos
with compressing arms, and all devices which
compress th straw so iiarhtly tlwt the sudden
expansion is more than the wire band will hold.
No broken bands or scttered bundles with
this machine. It never tip 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 competitors to the
contary notwithstanding. It is the simplest in
construction and easiest to operate ; and in the
great contest in New Zealand in January, 1878,
was unanimously awarded the first premium
for lurhtnesa of draft, width of cut and simplic
ity of operation. Every part of the. Binder is
made of the finest English SteeL
The Osborne Reapers & Mowers
Have the Diamond Point Pitman Connection,
latest and only perfect Pitman connection ever
known. . .
Will outwear thiee knives to which it is at
tached.
No broken knife head. Get the Dlmond
Point Pitman connection.
Moline Wagons,
Thimble Skeins or Iron Axles, narrow or
wide track, with Eastern bed and top box.
Oregon Combination Roller Brake (the best rol
ler brake made).
LOG AND LUMBER WAGONS, FARM
HACKS, EXPRESS WAGONS AND CAR
RIAGES, With many new and valuable Improvements
never before seen on the Pacific Coast
Morrisons Bros. Celebrated Self-Clear
ing riows.
Walkinir and Rtfing. Wood and Steel Beam.
Strongest and best plows ever brought to the
Facinc toast. ,
Minnesota Chief Thresher,
Pitt's Mounted Power. .
Not a single belt on oneside of the Separator.
Tt rnvond doubt th simnlest machine ever
offered for sale, and the lightest draft and most
rapid thresher and best cleaner now known.
Will thresh and clean Flax and Timothy Seed
bttter than any Machine in the market It is
peerlees and without a rival in all the family of
Threshing Machine.
Van Camper's "Lion" Selr-Dnmp
Nalkey Hake, Simplest and Best in tne
Market
WETBICR HAIKES BTNOLE OEAR HEADERS, CHAIN
DRILLS, SEED SOWERS, FORTE R S CHA
flOW BAT CARRIERS AMI) BAT .
FORES, SHOVELS, SPADES, ;
ETC., ETC ?
A full stock of extras for D. M. Osbort &
Co. Harvesting Machinery kept constantly
on hand. " "
A full line of Wood Workina maolinery bon
itantly on hand. '
F. BORN,
OrncE Mt. Hood Aoriccltcbjil Imflehest
House.
Dealer in
H. B. Smith Machins Co.'t
And other Wood Working machinery.
Tob and Pail Furniture and Mill Machinery
of all kinds. I also superintend or will con
tract for the erection of the same. Second
band machinery oM on eommWu. WMw
"a tka rm' aorta U1mit
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tM IS OTak-ja Ae, ClUe, IU.
k GRICTLTURAL IMPLEMENTS of
J aJQ kinds at rnavia ficur by
T. G. HE IRIr'K,,
m"' " -U W
ZZtrZm la aaaatltlM u aalt. V
DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
Are not advertised a "cure-alls," but ar spe
cifics in the disease for which they ar reooin
mended.
NATUllAL SELECTION.
Investigation of natural science have demon
strated beyond controversy, that throughout
the animal kimrdom the "survival of the fittest"
Is tne only law voucbsaTes Unit and perpetuity.
Doe not the same principle govern the commer
cial prosperity of man? An inferior cannot
supersede a superioi article. By reason of
superior merit Dr. Pierces Standard Medicine
have outrivaled all other. Their sale in the
United State alone exceed one million dollar
per annum, while the amount exported foot
up to teveral hundred thousand more. No
business could irrow to such iriirantic Dronortions
and rest upon any other basis than that of
merit.
DR. 8AOICS
CATARRH REMEDY
It Tttatanl to at.
, DR. SAQF73
CATARRH REMEDY
Curt iMlttvi orer a perof of HO ftmrt.
DR. HAGK'S
CATARRH REMEDY.
Iti Sal tonttanlly ineratt.
Dlt SAOK'M
CATARRH REMEDY
Cur ti Miftt, Sootkiwr Sfttt.
DR. SAO MVS
CATARRH REMEDY
twr " Cold in Had" nd Cutarr,
Otra.
AN OPEN LETTER.
It Speaks For Itself.
RbcEPoRT, Mass., April 2, 1877.
Mr. Editor : Havine read in your paper re
port of th remarkable cures of catarrh, I am
induced to tell "what I know about catarrh."
and I fancy th "snuff" and "inhailing-tub"
maker (mere dollar grabbers) would be glad if
they could emblaton a similar cure in th pa
pers. For 2d year I suffered with catarrh.
Th nasal patage became completely closed.
'Snuff" "dust " "ashes," "inhailiug-tubea,"
and "(ticks, wouldn't work though at inter
val I would miff up the so-called catarrh snuff
until I became a valuable tester for such medi
cine. 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 eye so
that I was confined to my bed for many success
ive days, tuffering the moet intense pain, which
at on time hasted continuously for 168 hour.
All sense of smell and taste gone, sight and
hearing impaired, body shrunken and weak
ened, nervous system shattered, and constitu
tion broken, and I was hawking and spitting
seven-eight of my time. I prayed for death
to reliev me of my suffering. A favnmhU
notice in your paper of Dr. Sage' Catarrh
Remedy induced me topurcliase a package,
and use it with Dr. Pierce' Nasal Douche,
which applie th rmedy by hpdrostatic pres
sure, the only way compatible with common
sens. Well Mr. Editor, it did not cure m
In three fouths of a second, nor in one hour or
month, but in Us than eight minute I was
relieved, and in three month entirely cured,
and have remained so for over ixteen month.
While using the Catarrh Remedy, I used Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to purify
my blood and stregthen my stomach. I also
kept liver activ and bowel regular by the use
fAu Pleasant Punrativ Pellet. If my ex
perience will induce other ufferer to seek th
same means of relief, this letter will have
answered it purpose. x ours tnuy
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
Th following named parties are amone th
tlwuaaauU who have been cured of catarrh by
th us of Dr. Sag' Catarrh Remedy :
A. F. Downs, New ueneva, ill
Browh,8t Joseph, Mo.; IS. U. Lewi. Kut
land, Vt Levi Springer, Nettle Lake, Ohio ;
Chas. Norcrop. North Chesterfield. Me. ; Mil
ton Jones. 8crib,N. Y. : J.E. Miller, Bridger
Station. Wyo. J. C. Merriman, Logansport,
Ind. ; L M. Post, LoL'ansport, Ind. ; J. W
Bailey, Tremont, Pa. ; H. B. Ayres, La Porte,
Ind. i Jesjie M. Sear, Ft Branch, Ind. ( L.
Williams; Canton, Mo. j W. A Thayer, Onar-
a. III ; a. U. Wichois, Jr., uaivesion, in",
ana F. Reinert, Stonesvill. Pa. 8. W.
jink. McFarland, Wis. i Jolinson vunams,
Hehnick. Ohio j Mrs. M. A. Currey, Irenton,
Tenn. ; J. G. Joslin, Aeene, .fl.a, n. a-
... . 1 IT . T ....Id A .JnM flaw..
per, lame hock, . - ju:i,
irs, win", y. m-.v, m. ... , --- -
en:
iry Haight, Ban rrancisco, vai. , m. jq.
Gallusha. Lawrenceville, N. Y. ! W. J.
M.
Graham, Adel, Iowa: A. O. Smith. Newman,
G. : Chas. E. Rice, Baltimore, Md. j Jesse M.
Sears, Carlisle, Ind. : Dan'l B. Miller, It.
Wayne. Ind, i wrs. jumnie nrawne, t.
lancy Street, New Ynrkf it. W. Hall, nasi-
SIT IT r A.. T 1 ftUal t
lancy Htreet, new imi xi. y. ;
ings, Mich. ! Win. F. Marston, Lowell, Mass.
I. W. Robert, Maricopa, Ariz. Chas. 8. I
le-
laney, Harrisburg, fa. i w. u .oie, uoweii,
Mass. i Mrs. C. J. Spurtm, Camden. Ala. ;
Chas. F. Kaw, Fredriektown. Ohio; Mrs. Lu
cy Hunter, Farminirton, 111. J Capt. K J.
Si)aul(Ung, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo. I. W.
Tracy, Steamboat Hock, Iowa: Mrs. Lydia
... . jr.. XT If f t U.ali TaMnSn
Waite, nnusnan, . i . ; j. i. i u,i..v...u
City, Mont J Henry El, ISnutys, Cal. s L P.
Cumraings, lUntoul. 111. J 8. h. Jones, tharles
ton Four Corners, N. Y.; Uea F. Hall, Pueb
lo, Cal. s Wm. H. murine, Morunir, ra. ti. ij.
E bon. 948 Penn Street, Pittsburg, Pa, : .1. R
Jackman, Samuel's Depot, Ky. j Henry ob
rist, Geneva, N. Y,; Mis "Hattie rarrott,
Montgomery, unio i u. jwjuuru. , v ,
I1L;8.R McCoy, Nashport, Ohio ; W. W.
Warner, North Jackson, Mich. : Mis Mary A.
Winne, Darien, Wis. ; John Zlegler, Carlisle
Springs, Pa. ..Tames Tompkins, Kt Cloud,
Minn. ; Enoch Duer, Pawnee City. Neb. i Jo
seph T. MilUr, Xenia, Ohio ; B. is. JMcnom,
Galveston, Tex. j 1L L. Laird, Upper Alton,
I1L : John lavis, rrescoti, Anx, mrs. jxukj
Graham, Forat Cove. Oirn.
Golden ,'Mcdlcal Discovery
It Altwativ or Blood-olsansiiig.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Pectoral.
Golden , Mcdicrtl Discovery
I a Ckslagogu, er Liver Btlmolant.
Golden Medical Discovery
' I Toni.
Golden Medical Discovery
By reason of it Alterative propertle, cures
Disease of th Blood and Skin, as Hcn.fula,
or King's Evil ; Tumors : Ulcers, or Old Sores ;
blotches ; Pimple ; and Eruption. By virtue
of iu Pectoral "properties, it cures Bronchial,
n,f .nH l.im. Affections i Incipient Con-
umptions Linaeniur Cough! and Chronic
Laryngitis. It Cholagoue jmiperties render
it an unequaled remedy for Billioisnes ; lor
nlA I Jvn : or "Liver Cottnlaint;" and it Ton
ic properties makes it equally efficacious in
curing Indigestion, Los of Appetite, fd Dy-
'"Ci tha Vin ia sallow and covered with
blotches and pimple, or wher there are scrof
ulous swelling and atfeotion, a few bottle of
Golden Mecioal Discovery will effect an entire
Mir. It voo feel dull, drowsy, debilitated,
..r " nnl nart of ttieae vmp-
ton ar experi-noed. A reray f'-r "
ncfa eaM, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Di
mverv ha bo equal, as it atfactt !enrt cure,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT.
D, . T mrt la tU sol r""1"
atertanTLltba Vximw mvi a,ll ol whw-har
4J hj Anurnou. 11a ia alao the "r J"
p.jpla'.Coo.OHMi Km MIkI An-r. a work of
. . . . . .... Lnfulrad an
larlfOHiMnampiT " , . v
.iitT- ww-mmtiDi and etjorwl plafa
has already soM ol Una p.lar ww ar lOOjOO
anpaia. trim 'pnat-rajdl II . AMraai g
R. V. PIERCE, M. D.,
WorleJ'l Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.
S. H. FRIENDLY,
HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE SPRING AKD SUMMER TRADE
THE LAGEST STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUHT TO EUGENE.
OUR STOCK OF
CLOTHING
baa been largely Increased and w can show as
oanusoni a line of ready made good in
MEN'S AND BOYS'
. BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
A can b found in the country, and at priees
tnat cannot tall to satisty.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is well filled with a splendid assortment of all
leading style and fashionable shades of goods.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR,
and
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all color.
Bleached & Uubleacliud Cotton Flan
nelu.
Ladies' and Gonts' Underwear,
SHAWLS and SCARFS;
Robinson & Church,
DKAI.EK8 IN
S1IELF& HEAVY HARDWARE
HAVE TUB
BestSelccleastockla Oregon
JSL DOIiTi A.H
IS
DOOXjiXji AR
BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO
A. V. PETERS & CO.,
Dealers in General Merchandise,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
The best and most complete of
able,
WAGONS, HACKS
ON HAND, AND MADE TO ORDER OF
As our Facilities are equal to
We can Promise our Patrons First
REP JIBING DONE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING
TUi. fiucta J.U
Factory corner Olive and Seventh
Ml S SJlJ'
Wl THE WOH1LD
UlLSAiJ SEWIK6
in workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch,
and as elegantiy finished as a first-class Piano. It.
received the highest awards at the Vienna and Cen
tennial Expositions. IT SEWS ONE-FOURTH FAST
ER than other machines. Its capacity is unlimited.
There are more WILSON MACHINES sold in the
United States than the combined sales of all tho
others. THE WILSON MENDING ATTACHMENT, for
doing all kinds of repairing. WITHOUT PATCHING,
given FREE with each machine. A Certificate Is given
with each Machine, guaranteeing to keep It In repair,
free of charge, for five years. It requires no special
Instructions to learn how to use It. Satisfaction
guaranteed, or no pay. Machines delivered free of
charge anywhere In theJUnlted States.
8nd for Illustrated Catalogue, and ask for "ample of mending,
and our Circular No. 197 for further Instructions for buying machines
upon terms fjtated In the Catalogue.
.SI WILSON SEWING MACHINE GO.
827 t 830 Broadway, New York; New Orleans, la.
Cor. State and Madison Sts., Chicago, Ills.; and 8an Francisco, Cal.
For Sale by all First-Class Dealers,
Agency at the Grange Store. C. W. bAhhtS, Agent
Stolen.
IT1EOM THE UNDERSIGNED, LIVING
' 5 mile saat of Harrislmrr, on th 23d
iiut, roao ttallion, saddi ana bridle Th
horn. U 16 hsmls hi'h, hay built, 8 Tears old,
and brB'!d "L" on Ui Uft abouMtr, I srill
rar a suitaljls reward f'T tie capture oi th
I thief aiid return of th horss.
UOKACE LAME-
T. C. HENDRICKS,
WOOL BLANKETS,
ALL COLORS.
Trunks and Traveling Satchels.
HATS AND CAPS in th leading styles.
OILCLOTHS for floor and table use.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We would eall special attention to our stock of
Mens' and Boys' San Francisco Boot,
Which we have told for a number of year with
great satisfaction. Every pair warranted.
A complete stock of
HARDWARE, TLOWS AND FARMING
UTENSILS.
CHOICE TEjVS, CANNED GOODS,
And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at
astonishly low rates.
LIVERPOOL k CARMEN ISLAND SALT.
Highest price lor all kinds of produce and
WOOL.
II. FKIENDLY.
TT AVE FOR sol.
JCXat th LOWEST
Kates
IRON, STEEL.
AXES. ANVILS.
NAILS, ROPE
Cable Chains.
Glass, Putty,
Tabl rand Pocket
CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTTKAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Blasting Powder,
Fishing Tackle.
Etc., Etc.
We invite an exam
ination of our good,
confident that our
price will suit th
time.
A.
XI
and examine the Celebrated
all, and sold on the most reiiBou-
terms.
AND BUGGIES I
THE BEST EASTERN MATERIAL.
any Establishmet in the State,
- Cla:c Work in ovory Respect.
ON SHORT NOTICE.
ELSEWHERE, AS YOU WILL FIND
BU1T xnxs n Nit.
Streots, Eugene City, Oregon.
Kinsey & Page.
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fur sal by X. U. ILL-N
TIIK BUST fcllOKS tVEH BROUGHT TO
to thai aaarkrt, at tlx lovut prir. at,
T.U.IItMmlCKS'.
f BOCEB 1 ES-I shall knp oa a fall of
GE0CKirS
& PROVISIONS
And ioriu tt
t-nti'm of honskper.
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