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1 THE EUGENE CITY GUARD. . EUPKXKCITir.OttKOON. BATUK1JAY. JULY O. IH7. BUSINESS. Matters of a personal character charged for at regular adver. Using rates, to he paid Invariably In ad vance. CELEBR1TI0.1 AT El'GESE. On last Thursday tlio citizens of this city and surrounding country colebratod in an appropriate and pat riotic maunor, tho ooo hundrodth and ocond anniversary of American In dcjicndence. Although in tho morn ing tho clouds were dark and threat euiiig tlio people from the country, at an early hour Imgun to gather in town and hy 10 o'clock, the hour for forming tho procession, tho streets were a perfect jam. Tuo procession under the charge of T. (i. Hendricks, Marshal of tho day, formed on the Court llouso miiiaro and headed by the Eugene llrass Hand followed vhe Marshal to the grove on Ninth street M'huro arraiiL'uiiieiits had been made for sealing the audience, and where tho exercises of the day were to take place. The exercises were formally introduced by an eloquent and im pressive prayer by Kov. J. T. Wolfe, Chapliau ol the day, niter which Mr. Uobt. Fngan was introd used by Ur. Geary, Presidi-nt of tho day, and read in a clear and distinct tono the never old Declaration of Indepen dence. Alter uu elegant piece of miiflio by tho band, J Ion. C. W. Fitch, orator of tho day was intro duced and delivered a fine oration. It is useless for us to attempt to jjivo even a syuopoms of it as nothing but the entire uddass could do tho peaker justice. Mr. Fitch's delivery is almost exceptional mid his voice sufliciently strong to have been easily and distinctly luard by every ouo in tho large audience. The exercises of tho afternoon con sistod of a Iiasu Hull match between tho 1st and 2nd nines of the linkers ity club, in which tho 1st nino were victorious by only four scores. Also wheelbarrow and sack races and various other sources of amusements. In tho evening a brilliant display ol fireworks were had on tho Court House quaro which was doubtless to many the most enjoyable thing oi the eutiro day. Tho Ortgouian says: Col. Joseph Teal, who came down from Eastern Oregon during the latter part ol last week, says that the Indians all through that section are uneasy and upon slight provocation would take up suns against tho whiles. Even tho Warm Springs, who have heretofore been strong friouds of the Government, and who have ou more than one occa sion renderod craVioiit aid in wars gaiusl murderous tribes of their own race, refuse to join their forces against tho linnnucks; and iho Colonel thinks that a largo party of them will loin tho outbreak. Ilu deems the dancer so ureal that upon arriving hero ho puruhasod ten of the best Hiako ol lilies and shipped them to Ins ranch, where they will be usml by his employes In their own ttelcnsc. Of all absurd talk, iho SpringGoId Jiqmblit'an declares, tho absurdost is that about tho President's adandon ing his Southern policy. Tho South ern policy. The Southern policy is simply the application of one piiu oiplo to ull the Stales lhat they shall be left to sotllo their own dis pules, wiiotlier situated Aorlh or South of a certain degree of latitude. Tho President hai Healed the South as his oath to support tho Constitu tion required that he should treat all parts ol the country; there is noth ing to abandon, uud no way to abnn dou if there were. The New York JIaiU says : "When men intimately associated, with the authors of these Electoral crimes, their partners an 1 allies, are persistently rewarded by the Presi dent, the people have a right to bo olVetided at. J indignant." Tho I'tictt 11,'i-uUWan says . To havo a Kepublicsn Admiuistratiou wo must have a Uepublieau Cabinet as well as a Kepublicsn President. A Republican Administration run on the DuiUDcritliu plan is a failure. The Chicago Timu says: Hsyes will not be unseated, bu'. the Uepub lieau party may. Tho bathing sewmn Inch U f ,nt hin it ant iuwU- m uwful w it might U. in cm-. iiwn.i! ..f tli fail ire i.( til,.- i.i tv-iAWu. Iu UiA neof all the Miiit.uv .ljli.ii,l UiAt oulit U U riii,),, i laduus. S.iu thiu lucre tli ui j.luu (.-r i nnvrv l.i iiiMir U'Ul c I. inline . health. either ill the lutll and at the (!.., n.l tin .,t arti' li- for that .nr i. til. una !Suli - W S.up. t ntt.11. t-wis. No, 7Sith avrniir, Vw Yrk. )r d-n.-i-u. llill'. lLiirsnl Wui-WIv,PUk v Lruwn, 'Jk. ' IluffiilM Horn. Tiio Indian who it now leading tho hostile Uannocks in scenes of plun der and rnurdor, had been tho favor- ito scout of military campaigns for eight years. Ho was noted lor bis shrewduess and bravey, asid canned with him certificates from all the generals under whom he bad served. So ureal was his reputation as an in vincible warrior and truo friend of tho whites, that Judge Kelly went out to Indian creek and employed him for Colonel Green to go scout ing in pursuit of Joseph. Judge Kelly rode at tho head of tho column in escorting Huflalo Horn and twen ty or thirty followers from Indian crctk to Fort Noise. Judge Kelly intermingled t his yclll with those ol Huflalo Horn as they passed up Main street. Everybody hastened to do homage to tho mighty Uullalo Horn, whom wo all thought was big inedi cine And iu recognition of his ser vices to tho whiles Judge Kelly work ed up a grand war dance in his honor and led iho Lancers himself to tho se ductive strains of tho aborigiual tom tom. That it was" regarded as a big thing to secure ttufl'.ilo Horn to lead tho forces against the Nez Perces.may bo inferred irom the fact that Judge Kelly put in a bill of thrco hundred dollars against tho government for riding U'cuty-fivo in'.les to bring him in. Uiifliilo Horn und his followers wero feasted and petted by citizens und soldiers alike, and we even in dulged thmii in tho plcasaul liltlo re creation of riding naked through our streets in (in exhibition showing their skill in equestrianship all through our appreciation of what Iiiillalo Horn had done and was going to do. Anus and ammunition wet e placed in their hands and they swung offlor tho north nt the head of Green's column. The utmost laith was placed in them, else they would not havo been thus trust ed nud armed. liull'alo Horn canto down hero a few weeks since and was still regardoi the snuio good Indian ho was last summer, when ariuod and aecountei cd by the government. Ho already had a gun (given him by whom?) uud said he wanted somo cartridges to kill deer. Iiraynian gave itiiu on order lor two or throo dollars' worth. On thu Btrougth of tho order bo got tho ammunition and slid out for Camas prairie. I lis subsequent career is too well known to bear repetition. H might havo got his cartridges to open hostilities with, and he might not, but whatever his motive at that time, he has since proved himseif a traitor and a murderer, a:id if not killed in battle will be hung by law when captured. We have growu weary of hearing so much about tho Indians getting their munitions of war from tho mar chants of Itolso City. If tho merchants of this place gave Hutlalo Horn sev eral hundred pounds of ammuniliou on an order from Hrayuian, as has been repeatedly telegraphed abroad to the world, bis signature is a greater talisman here than wo thought it was, considering tho f'aot that tho tStata rKi't has always published that his autlnrit) was recognized iu nothing, Tho Indian irt what liltlo ammuni lion ho did receive wholly upon his previous good character, and well tested friendship towards tho whiles and that is all there is about it. Ida loan. A Future Feminine Diary. Loudon l'Aiuh. Monday Just as I had settled my household work for the day I was oalled away to swrve on a jury, and had lit remain in the law courts until the I'vcn'i!'. Tuesday Some riots haviiii taken place in our iieihluuhood, was fureed to aet as a special constable. Paraded the streets ad day lon in a slato of constant alarm. edin.-sday Received n letter irom my friend Susie who lias heard that tho militia rre to be called out. Visited Iter and discovered that iho Women, as citizens are uow liable to military seni.H Thursd iy Had to attend au iiniuest as a l orener s lurvinan. A verv mi. pleasfiil duty indeed, as it was held upon a man who had committed a most horrible suicide. Fri lay Having failod to obov tho orders of a County Court Jud'e, was locked up 111 prison lor contempt. I owe this scrap to the extravagant o ol my husband a man who will bnv hats and coals, and will not Hoik for our living. .Saturday In deep tribulation. The governor of ihe jail is a female, and, as s. ni tller oi course, tavura ma!.. I'lisuiu rs. Asked f.r a book, and was furnished with a work uiou Ko man law. Cried myself to sleep om paM.u'e vt uioli tobl me Hut no one could obiaiti the privilege of a ciii.en without Jiei-fiitiii a t-iiieii's duti- and reH.n;i.iliiifs. Oh, hv did I ! pire up the privilege of a real woman tor the miseries of mock man? Hoi:. In this city, July lit, to wife of Chas. W. Horn, a daughter. Commissioner McCormick wants Mr. Kvarts to ask Congress for 50- 000 more to meet his cxpeusca at Paris, but tho State Department is in doubt about it. The New York Jlcrald says : Tho Republican party without a leader is like a dish of soup without a spoon. Viimnn Voivmnn wanted to be Pre- Kl.li.r of thu Washinaton Dis- trict.'but, alas! exclaims tho Boston J 'out, Grant is abroad. If you want job printing done, call at the tib'AKD ollice. An I'lKlcniiiblc Truth. Yon deserve to suffer, anil If you lead a iiiiw.-Mlilii, uii-r.tiKfiirtory Itl 111 trie iwautimi wnrl.l. it cntiirlv vour own fault there i onlv ouo exciiito for yon, your tinreaonabl Tv)hw an-i SKt'iititi'". "o tlioiiiml:i. I'erwmal knowleil'e and common re.-uxmiii will wmhi uliow you that (Jruen'a Au j(iint I-'Iowit will eure you of Liver Complaint, or lyo-lMta, with all ita mineraMe t-lfeeU, mn li tut f it V heailache. nalpitation of the heiirt, Hour Ht'iiiwch, liihitual e"tivenetis, dizziiit-wi of tlie lieal, ihtvouh prostration, low spirit, c Iu iii iii now raw 1 everv town on the est..TU CoiitiiiKiitainl not a )rut!,'iitt but will toll you of iu w.Himli rfid curt-s. You can buy a ham- idu liuttlef.ir IU cents, iliree doaea will re lieve you. IS Till! WHOLE IllSTOHV OK MkMCIKK, no . . 1 1. ... irvjiaratlou lias ever jM-nornicn auijii uu;- - . t. i .i ... v ('.'..Tin. il ulilfll 14 rwniL'- WIAIMinviir.iini 1 ... . ni.c-iltts the world reinuilv lor all uiseasus 01 .1... .1...... .....1 l.in,.d It fitn..fii.tiiiued aeries .licnil"... mi'..ni.0- - of wonderful cures in all climates lias made It universally known u a sale ami rename aeni .... A....3.it ..nliit!iiv ..lil4. u-hii'h are to ;ni....j. j - -- - the forcnuiiiers of more aorious tluorders, it acts Dpeeilily ami stirelv, always reiiovint; suu.tiiik, and oft. u avin life. The protection it affords, liy its tmieiv use ill ine inniai ano unit; um ....I .... .. ..l.M.l .I..U it n. i.i.':iliiiilil. r..m. uiuein 111 euiiiiiiiif iiii;n .1. ... ...I.. ... l. I.,,.., .,1...,.. Iv.iul in fvi.rv liolne. No person can afford to he without it. and those ...1... 1 ..--.I it i..v..i u'l mm rnnir w 110 .ill' c unrn iv 111.11,1 1 , knowledge of its ciuHiition nnd effects, Thy Micians line the I'llKliHV 1'igeTullAL extensively in their praetue, und I lenfynien recoinmemi 11. I. I.. ..I. ...1. ......I I.. Iti f..i.iMiliul vtffntM. it IU 14IWIIIIH IJI ..CII.IIIII 111 i.un,u ...... and will always cure where cures are ptwsihle. 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1.1 4' or sale ny au ueaiei. The v.ist numliiTs of l''uniieun KiniTaiits who are constantly arriving at this sirt, and had not, hefore their departure from liolne, lieen subjected to the use of Venn's sulphur snap, -xliil.it a marked contrast with the Americans who have had opportunities to resort to that valualile remedy for skiu diseases and other ail mentsto which tln-y are now rendered imprevi 01111 hy its use in the warm hath, where every person should not fail to eiiiplov it. Ciitten ton's, tin. 7 Sixth Avenue, New York. Sold by driiwints Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, lilack or llrnwn, filjc. FAK.M FOIt NAI.E A farm of eighty acres, near 1'leasant Hill, (adjoining (low Whiteaker 'a farm). Twenty five acres in cultivation 'balance pasture land - nil fenced. For terms cwpiiro at GuAKl) of fice. . The Anteosdonti of Dlaeasa Ammiit the antecedents of disease are Inert ness in tho circulation of thu hlnod, an un naturally attenuated condition of the jihysiiiie, indicutiuir that the life current is deficient in nutritive proerties, a wan, haK'S'snl hsik, ina bility to invest the food, loss of appetite, slcq and streL'th. and a sensation of iiiiuiitural lau- Ktior. All these tnav be regarded as ainoiiif the indicia of appnwliin disease, whicli will eventually attack the system and overwhelm 11, if it is nut built up and fotftitied iu advance. Invigorate, then, without loss of time, nutkiiii; choice of the greatest vitalizing w nt extant, Hostettcr's Stomach Itlttei-s, an elixir whicli has given health nud vi-or to u:yriads of the sick mid ileliilitateil, winch is avoiii'licil liy physicians and analysts to bu pure as well as effective, which is immensely popular iu this country, and extensively used abroad, and whicli lias lieen for years past one 01 the lead ing medicinal staples of America. Th Medical Ktlicacy of (tlcnn's Sulphur Soap In the warm bath has lieen so frequently and favorably demonstrated in severe rases of rheumatism, K"tit, neurahita, and all varieties of cutaneous diseases, that the public look to it with coiihdeiice for relief In those diseases, and decline to resort to other pharmaceutical a-eu rice for remedial aid. Invalids are, therefore, laving in their supplies of (lleiin'a fiuliihur Soul for the birthinif season. Critteuton's, 7 Sixth avenue, New York. Sold by drum'ists. Hill's Hair and V liisker I've, black or lirown, 50c .twsiairr, liook nnd Job Offirr, Willaiuelto St., Eugene City, Or. "2jtW-a.- LYNCH L GANT, Iu Dorris' Brick Building. i i: :..us ix Groceries "d Provisions. Will keep on hand a general aMirtment of (fmvries, IVovisimn. (Sin-.l Meit. ToUvn. t'vars, I'aii.liin, taudb-s, Swm, Notions, tiret :i and Pried I'ri'ts W.vl and Willow Ware, IVskery, Kto. I'liwiue will 1 cvii luctid or. a CASH HASIS, Which 111. jus t'.ut Low Prices are Established CooJi iltlitrrtJ aiihout tharjr to Bayer ALL KINDS CF PRODUCt WANTED K t whi.li 1 w ill i-ay Ci h'ul.i-st ni.u-l.t-t price. LYNCH Jt (I A XT. TA 'Pi THl' Eugene Guard, VIHItlMi T.IMUH- Vety at th i.l Aianinict 'I'llV IT l-TIIKT.. IIEM'KICMSUAXD J. of MI A P. t or aaie 'r br T.;. IIKXHHK US poll CEXKlttL SIMM IlaltDlkK O T.C. HENDRICKS, Liver Im KIXK nn . T f..u 1. t....tn1 nnfan nf tha whole 1. ........ u It nrmtrola the life, health and hamiine of m'n. When It la disturbed In Its 11 .1 .11 l.f. I. J .11 m u .l.anatll. proper action, an 1.111ns "i niuun.v- . ral result. 'Ill dietion of fond, the movements of the heart and Mural, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all immediately con nected with the workinifs of the Liver. It baa been succesalully proved that ureen s au Klower la unefuatiei incuniijfaii i-..n. flicted with Dyspe")ia or Liver Complaint, and 11 .1 .I, ruMiilt. from an an me iiuuieruui. i.ui.v.'iii . unhealthy condition of the Liver anil Stomach. Sample Iwttles to try, iu cenw. j-oihcit iu all towns on the Western Continent lnree doses will prove that it is just what you want New York nwE DOLLAS A YEAR. Tlio circulation of this popular newspajier .1... i.lul .l.iriii.r iha tiaat year. naa moro mii. mivu ........ 0 - . . . . . .1 . 1 ..I!.... A..itaitiMl in It contains an uie leanum ut. ; the Daily Herald, and is arratiifed in handy departments. 1 ne , .i! r.m nil miartera eniliraccs special ui.vn..".. i---.1 .i. k.r..1ier uidiiassed. faithful and Ol UIO "", w-- - 1 l',, grapliio pictures ol tli tTeai ar iu ,wt Under tiie hea-lof T v, flillDina.' " " " . . ..!.,. it.. 'ivWinnhfc Desnatclies of the week from an pans 01 me unmu. .. ure alone makes ,, 1T T, THK WKKaLi nr.nAw tl.o m,t valuable newsnaiajr in the world, , as it U the cheapest f.very ween is unvcii wuum . J POLITICAL NKWS, , ilea eniliractnu compieie aim uoiu. . . I . 17 .ulllVKTllV liiclnillii? full psiciies iroui iii..i.ii Jsirts of the Mweches of eminent jwlitictatis the q'':'";fJ';!t,.A l-TMRXT re on iiir. rjvik.. n"i - ... 1 1 ...... iu lut.i.st AA W ell (It tOe VV KEKI.I I1UUI.U -- as tlie most parcuciu ies relating to the duties of the farmer, hints for raisin Cattlb, Poiiltkt, Ukains, Ihkeh, VEIIKTABI.KS, SC.. OiC., win . . . . 1 i . . I........,, iiffiuila in keeping ouuuingH aim iuiuk - , - , pair. This is supplemented by a well edited department; wmeiv copien. II1U IIU." giving reciisjs for Jiracticid dishes, liinM . . 11.. it..- 1...... .in,, im with for the lllBKIIlg Clouiing mm s ;-r - i,...m fa-1,1,,11. at the lowest price. Letters from our Paris and lnd..n eorresi undents . 1 . .. Tim II11MK Dl'lK t ie very laieni iiwin.."". -- . merit of the Weekly Hebald will save the house-wife more than one nuuureu 1 price of the pals-r, ,T , . ..,,. 1 O.N J-i DOLLAR A 1LAIL There is a page devoted to all the latest liases ot tlio iiusiiieisaiu.ii i.vL, . . , . h . ft, &c A valuable featui-e is found in the specially reported prices ami conuimuia omv.lMTAl!lfH 1 11 r. 1 1. 'i'c . I..-... --, While all the news form the bust n7 of Stanley are to 1 iouuu ' - AU, due ttltenj ; 1 1 K" y' v i.-u'Si at .-.Ij-Jlt every week, " i.F,t,vAL LlTKHAKY. MCSTIA1., Ji.n..".". - - . ami SKA -Notes. There is n paper in the world which contains so mucli news m- -week as the Week i.y IIkiui.h, which is sent, ,. !i . ,fL. (or One Dollar. You may sub- scibe at nnv time. lMii'oiiTi TH K NKW YOllK HLKALD inaweeklvf.. Paiwrs, publishing this prospectus without Wing authorised will not necessarily receive an New Voi It Herald, liroadway a Aim nt., .ewioi. JASON SPRINGER & CO., Corner Sjwar ft Mission streets, San Francisco. Manufacturers and Dealers iu DOORS, YIHDGWS, BLINDS, Wt'lKlitx. Cord und INjiIojs. Importers of v cr.llllAN, rillNCH AND EX11LII.II WINDOW 11LA.HS 1C, 11 and 20 ot r Ooorn a Spfflullj. SEND l'OUCATALOC.L'E i PKICE LIST, NO. (ij FlIOXT STUEET, lVliTLAND, OcN THIS SPACE KESEUVED FOB Si! ELTON It DRUGGISTS. E. DsMcVILLIAMS, FANi T Carriage Painter. SHOP IN SEVENTH STREET ONE .kmr Vt of the Episcol ('hurvh. Onlera from the country solicited. mayrtf 'For Sale in quantities TO SUT rah WILKINS On and after June 29th. S. H. FRIENDLY. Referee Sale -VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TUAT 11 whereas an order 01 we -- the State of OreKon.for Laue coun ty, wm wk iSl Tnteredt the regular Apr. term, ,17H; thereof lnasuittlienanuinen:i'e""'e. y :.. . C. A. Davis. N. L. Davis and harah J. Mrk wen plaintiffs, and J. D. Matlock.y ,Z Lylvester'ltutledge Ida U Kutledgeaud Eliza s-th C. Ma tok.J fendanU, oplenng ana uecreeini, n.. - - - follow iig descnled real in nne, j" - -. donation land claim 01 nunmii - wife, Not 7031), claim 7, in sect ? and s., i. 18, H. It, 2 west, containing ceptintf inereirom jnaa.oi" T the X.E. corner conveyed by deed to 1 Coryell : also a tract beginning at the . cor . . 1 ., . 1 . : ... ..t o,.;,i iinunnaii. run ner 01 me uonavion ciimu u. --. ning west to 8. W. corner of said claim, thence nortn irom sain corner suniiaeiimj HO acres in the form of a paralellogram, and appointing tlie undersigned Keferees to make such saleol said premise", mercim 1 .... 1 ... .-ill i.tfrr mud above Dr Tinur vi iMiu uui w " " , ,. deecrihei! real tiremises for sale at public auc tion, to the highest bidder, at the Court House dKir, in Eugene t ity, lane couniv, wr.-K"n, Monday, the first day of July, 1S7, between .1.. honmnf lloVliwlt in the forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Terms of sale, U. n. (old com, one -nan u.mu, . . !..ii. .1 ..n.il iti4tidlniellts at remaiiiner 111 iu chuim nnnuM - one er cent ls;r month interest, secured ly morti'at'e on premises. Jamks Pakvix, JoHX 8tkiPS, lleferees. Tuompsoh IIean, Atty's 1 litalion. I v n-uv rviTTVTV flllTHT OK THE State of Oregon, forthe County of Lane. In the matter of the (Suanliiuislnp of ni. K. (ray. t itiition. jotneuexioi n.m said Wm. K. Cay, and all jiersoiu interested UIIEETINO : . t.. .u- ,.r i.u CtnfA .if flfi.i.iin. 1 ou are 111 Hie iiuiiic vi hic uw.", v.. 1 - . 1 1 :....) .uimmiil tn iniiieiLr ill the llKTVl'J HWU omi vi...v. "i i - t'onnty Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Lane, at tlie Court Kisun thereof, ..A Li .1 1,1 I 'iir 111 Till! 1 II11III V 1)1 iJjllltT. Oil .Monday the First day of July, 1M, at 10 , 1 i.! .1.. f ....... liot .Uv then Ann OCIOCK ill Hie loicll'.i w. vi.. ""J I , " there to show cause why an order should not be matte autliorizitut tlie sale ol tlie real r.s-j,e oe loiiKllWtoKBldW.lv. nay, u-n.; yoc u" divided one eleventh of the donation claim of M. B. Cay .t wife, Lot, Jso. tn sues, :i. . . ... . . n lir I WT I, t.' 1? 1 . ami 17. 1 . lit, M. Ji- w .- SISO iv 5 iv n W A of X. E. I of Sec. G 4 X. J Slots 1. i .f. x 4. nt Sec. 7, and lots 1. 2, .V- 3 of Sec, S, and X. V. i of S. W i & lot 7 of Sec H T. 19 S. K. 3 west: Also S. W. i of Sec. 3(1. T. IS S. It. 4 V, and X. of See 1 T. 1!) S. R. 4 W. con tainint,' in all lif.'l acres, in Lane County Ore- Bon. . . r.-t....oa tl, Hnv. .Toshi a J. Walton. Judge of the County Court of the State of Ore gon, tor the (..ountv ot ji.iue, wuu uie oc.w said Court affixed, "this 2lth day of April A. D. Attest : Joel Vi auk, Clerk. Notice of Sale. V vnyri'tt flP SVPTTOVS 13 AXI) 14 It nf ..liniit.-l. .10 tiii..iil:illHOUM blWM .'.( 1 1... T ul, ..11 ... II tjt f lip In .Ii,.. t hiili ler. for cash, at public auction, on the Mil uay or . line, 1N7S, at one o clocK ill lite aitei noon oi aaui nuy ... mw I. Plnuiml-. Hill, l.mie romitv I.n.. C.m.lK .o.iw. nliAiil S vuiirv vregon, i.iio oi.j nj..uin., n.UIL, ...... old and about 14 hands high J one bay yearling mare colt, and one oai-ic urown mine, or sucn of saiil animals as shall be sufficient to pay the r ...... .l..tl.. ..... I... l... sum Ol sixty lour noni.m, niuiii.,u ...i iuc ...n.. u!n..a Tnv 1 jt X7! tn lllltj. of Rllll. mill costs of sale, said animals having been pastured 1... n... at.iM. Yiiv lut 1K7.. n.t t.lm reoneMtnf 1). X. Cisik, the owner thereof. Dated at Eugene Wty, .May nun, J. 1). Matlock. Referee Sale. TTCTICE IS HERDISY (ilVEX THAT XI by virtue of a decree of the l ircuit Court of the State of Oregon, b'r the county or Lane, made at the regular term in April, 1.S78, in the suit wherein Ueo. V. Miller, by his guardian, A. J. Johnson. ihiintilf vs. Josiah Miller am; Thomas Auderson now defendants, ordering the premises herein described to be sold, mid appointing the undersigned sole Referee to make sale of the same. I will offer for sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door iu Eugene t ttv. Lane county. Oregon, on hatur- day, the 15th day of June, 1H78, the following premises, to-wit: Commencing at the X. K. corner of the donatiou land claim of David Miller and wife, notification li.V.7, claim Xo. oil, running thence south X!)" 47" west 70 05 chains, thence south 28 02 ehaiiis, thence east 70 IS) chains, thence north IM 30 chains to place of la-ginning, containing 200 acres in Ijine county, t Iregon. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. in. Terms of sale cash. may 181 John T. GlLKIiY, Referee, Summons. In Justice Court, for South Eugene precinct, Ijme Countv, Oregon. T. G. Hendricks plaintilf, vs. w. C. Smith defendant. rno W. C. SMITH, SAID DEFEXDAXT: X In the name of tiie State of Oregon, you are hereby reimired to amiear before the under signed, a Justice of the I'eace for the Precinct aforesaid, on the '.'4th day of June, 1S78, at 10 o clock a. in., at the office ot said Justice, in said precinct to answer the almve named plain tilf in a civil action. The dcfcmlaut will take notice that if he fails to answer tlie complaint herein, the plaintilf will take judgment against him for the sum of !1N( fill, together with costs and disbursement nf this action. This summons is published by orJer of the undersigned Justice of the I'eace, made the l.itliilay of May, ISiS. .1. 1. Ai.kxanhkk, uiavlS-15 Justice of the I'eace. II fa I a Great chance to make money. I II I II If yu cl, t get gold you can get HI III II greeiiliacks. We need a iierson 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '" evc'rv t"wn subscrii W"IJI"tions for the largi-st, cheapest and K-st Illustrated family publication in the world. Any one can become a successful agcut. The most elegant works of art given free to suWcrilt-r. The price is so low that almoet everylmdy subscribes. One agent resirt ma king iloi) in a week. A lady agent reiorts tiking over 4H0 sulmcriKm iu ti n days. All who engage make m nicy fast. You can dov ite all your time to the business, or only your spare time. You need n-it 1 aw:iy from home over night. on can do it as w ell as others. Full ii.irtieuars, directions and t rins fne. Elegant and txK-nsive Outfit free. If you want profit able work send ns votir address at once. It costs nothing to try the business, Xo one who engages fails to nike great pav. Address "The reoples Jourual, 1 ortland, 11 me. se8 ly II. IMKEII, MERCHANT TAILOR. ViiMlii.inntil.. tivihiriilLf in nil it. 'M-.m.,i.a branches executed with dispatch and satis fsctiou guaranteed. Baker's Solution, Which by reason of its alternate qualities, is a sure cure for rheumatic affection, blotch es, pimples, sunburns aud hea.l.u he. It also Lauds unrivaled fur cleaning ladies and gents weanug spjanL Shop one door north of iiamugiou s uarocr snop, oo.ll Estray Notice. rniKKN' rr i;y the undersicxed. X hi lug th.-w nulm n.irth of Eugene, one gray mxrt lrt Tears .,1,1. l.mt H hiii.is high, branded "M" on the right hip, btvachy, L.V lwn ou my plw-e aUi;t two mouths. Juae l."h, K Bummiuumxxm Mount Hood Agricultural Implement House. NEWBURY, CHAPMAN & CO., Tmiiorters and Dealers in Latest Improved Agricultural Implements 260 ana ZO nrsi oireei anu oi and 283 Front St., Portland and Salem.' General Agents for D. M. US1IOUNE & CO.'S World Renowned Mowers.Reaper AXD Sclf-KInding Harvesters. THE OXLY PERFECT SELF BIXDIXfJ Han-ester now known. Xo violent mo tion. No grain wasted. Xo comtiressing arms. Xo men required to follow up and complete th work the machine should do. These Machines are regarded both in Europe and America as the standard of jierfection. THE FARMERS FRIEAD. The only Self-Hinder which has the UPPER STEEL WIKEIIIOLDER. This dispenses oil,.... a .11.1....!.. ...l.:..U' with compressing anus, ami an ntni nmeu compress the straw so tightly that the sudden expansion is more than the wire band willhohL Xo broken bands or sctterea Winnies wun this machine. Itnevertipsover. The Xeedle- Ann threiuls ittelf. .... 1. I.,. .linnonutrtiHl that it 18 BUDerior to .n nf ltd ..li.ud In ierv fviiiiitrv wbero Ull (iblicia v. u . ... " J -"J ; .. Tain is grown, statement of competitors to the contary notwithstanding. It is the simplest in' COIIUOJ i'".". -;""e. i i Ii construction and easiest to operate ; and in the great contest in IVew .ealand in January, ibio, was unanimously awarded the first iiremiuuj for lightness of draft, width of cut and simplic ity of'oiicr.iti' m. Everv parti of thet Hinder w made of the finest English StceL The Osborr.s Reapers & Mowers Have the Diamond Point I'ltman Connection, latest and only iwrfect l'itmau connection ever known. . . Will outwear three knives to whicn it is at tached. Xn hmken knife heads. Get the Dimond Toint Fitnian connection. Moline Wagons, ll.tml.t.. SL'uini nr Tron Axles, narrow or wide track, with Eastern lied and top box. Oregon Combination Roller Brake (the best rol ler brake made). LOG AXD LUMHER WAGONS, FARM HACKS, EXPRESS WAGONS AXD CAR- HIAOV.S. With nianv new and valuable improvements never belore seen on uie racinc oasi. Morrisons Bros. Olobrated SelP-Clear-inn- Plows. Walking and Riding, Wood and Steel Beam. Strongest and best plows ever urougiu w me Pacific Coast. Minnesota Chief Thresher, Pitt's Mounted Power. Xot a single belt on oneside of the Scjiarator. Ill 1IJ OeV'UO lioiioii bliv nonMcnv iiii...w.i.v si offered for sale, and the lightest draft and most rnj id thresher nnd best cleaner now Known. Will thresh and clean Flax and Timothy Seed batter than any Machine in the market. It ia peerlecsand without a nval in all the family of Threshing Machines. Van 'Mutioi''H 'Lion" Nrir-Dmiip Knlkej- Kuko, Simplest and Best iu tho Market. WEYHICH H.UNKS RI.VOl.E GEAR 1IEAI1ERS, GBAIS DI'.ILLS, 8KKD BOWKKS, POHTKli'n CHAM PION HAY CAIUUKlCV AND HAT 1M1IKS, 8HOVEIJJ, HI'AKEM, ETC., tTC. A full stix;k of extras for D. M. Osborne ft Co.'s Harvesting Machinery kept constantly on hand. A full line of Wood Working maclinory con stantly on hand. F. BORN, OmcE Mt. Hood Agiuciltubal IscrLKiiEjrr- HOI'DE. Dealer in II. B. Smith Machine Co.'s And other Wood Working machinery. Tub and Tail Furniture and Mill Machinery nf nil kinds. I also superintend or will con tract for tho erection of the same. Second hand machinery sold on commission. 504w DEXTER STABLE, Jas Humphrey, - Proprietor. LIVEKY AND FEKD STABLE, Willamette Street, t : Eugene City. TEAMS AXD BUGGIES AXD SADDLE HORSES TO HIRE. Horses boarded by the day, week or month UKn the most reasonable terms. May 12:tf NOT FAIL to senil for oar Cnlaloane. It contains prlea na awrn pi ion of niost overy rtlelti In sren vriil H.inil Is vnluulili. (n AXV l'KKt romriBilitt In a I tie purrliaiveof any nrtlelr for ter sonnl, I'nmllT p Ain-lraliural . have tlont. is lara- Irado Hit. i,ait seasosi Iu llii. rrmolf pnrts of the Tei-rltorl, anil liavo, with few exeeptlons. exreed ed tlie ripertathiiiM of the purcliaaer, ninny eluinilna tw have ninl. savins of 40 to Ull per cm. W mall ihrun riTtLIII'IIS TO AN V AUDKKSN, I'KUt, I POM Al-l-l.l ATIO. Uesell our eiiods to all mankind at wholrsalo iii-l-r In qnanlltlrato suit. Keiereuce, tint Malioual llniik, Ulcaao. ' MONTSOInERT WARD Jt CO., . V OrllnaJ (Jrance Happly lloase, ,1174 t9 nabaali Ave Chicago, IU. 4 GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of J.X. all kinds at inside figures hv T. G. HEXDIIICKS. 2PHOTOGRAPHS- Albert Jackson, Artist, Take-t Phntngraphs, Gems, Canls, Cabinet and Life-Size, style and Hnish equal to any work done in the State. Prices reasonable. GALLERY Willamette street, Eugene City, Oregon, over Mrs. Jackson's Millinery Store. dec 15:(im D nr.ss ;oouk-new styles and liiw prices. J UKt ntt-iveii br .S. il. 1K1ED1.Y. BEX HUSH, -THE- BLACKSMITH, Is Ktill at the old stand and is prepared to do all kinils of general jobbing, horwe shoeing, re lairing, etc. Hiving wnn-d the sen ice of sn experienced hand I w ill make tlie repairing of I AK41 lil.N LKY S speciality. BEX RUSIL. By Calling at the O K TOBACCO STORE. Willamette tt, Eugene City, Or., You will Cad tbe best LrarJs of TORACCOES, CIGARS. PIPES, NUIIOXS. Nl-TS. i! T'jf tnv mmm 1 1.1 RE.'CH AXD IKMTIC CAXDI1. I A rf., vr broiU'Lt to thi ri:v. ' S. ItUM:.KL.lTT.