The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, July 13, 1878, Image 3

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Eugene City guard., July 13, 1878, Image 3

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1878)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.0 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text1 Docs bolonsiu;? to willows and or phans in Texas aro not taxod. A married man in Newburjj has invented a rubber rolling pin that will roll out the dough very evenly, and yet bend to the head when it strike An ludonittblc Truth. Vnn .Wrv to suffer, ami if yon km a assured me that the club woa only responsible miserab , unsatistoet. .ry 11 e jn j ' '"""" . .1 , , , ... . world, 11 IS emircijr juu. .. for olio the first, in the Record j and that iT ' e excuM fur you, your unreasonabl unanimously disapproved prcjudic and skepticism, which has killed ... , . i t ....ituMing. renniuui mm" iuii'J ............. in tnuv wianwi ineioi.iv . ... l n-....1. a... i. -f Hlchland county. Ohio. ... . . ' , reasoning wui on .w t tiillCSi Wniw ij o i (lyxmgn vuiuiuu m juur imi, aim cvu i flower WUI cure yuum v uiuiwuii I . . .. I v I- ..II ifn vnidMrtkltln a front. VlRSI K0B8ALE.-Situated.nal. bum iron at this late day lt permission to do ao ami or " TT ; .u:. -itv containing 44 acres under foace and brieve that the "boys' have told metheiUun, ))Ur Mttmach hihituul costiveness, dizziness of l- ii.t.tAnf cultivation. For particulars unvarnished truth. Mr. Editor, I am con- the head, nervon prostration, low spirits, Sc. n m uiii - --- I . , . ... ....MinMniAllU OI uirvu. Kw' i aTh will bs iiuerto-l without cuw. .biKisana d""!Jii I- WwJ lur at the rate oflO . n.uiJenU. .. -Z. .Mnie.fthOiiAi..lnwnippert Jor mail fi t fSuiwd at this etnas. Mofiilicny family are. st- iau1' The JJinneiota. COGRESrONDEXCE. Hood River, July 8, 1878. El). Guahd Dear Sir: In pacing through Albany some two niouthi ago I met several gentlemen of the Allwiny It. B. club, and in conversation with me they expressed them selves very sorry that any misunderstanding had occurred between them and the Kiigeue bane ball boys. In speaking of the articles which appeared in the Albany papers, they Mahiubd. In Eugene City, July 11, 1878, M; Jeremiah Luckey and Miss Jane Jen- m ' . 1.. f Highland county. Ohio. A, A. . inhih state coll at the Guahu olfice. Preaching at the BaptUt Church to-morrow ; at 11 o'clock A. m. by Kid, S. C, Trice. Sub 7 .'The Christian Conflict, Eveniug ser- tati "The turuu vice luljorned for the present. . , 1 ...... At. .... vincedlf Ithadnot been for the intermed-KtXTSSISS dlingof persons who had nothing to do what- f jj, womulerf til cure. You can buy a Sam ever with playing the game, there would have nle Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses will re- been no unpleasantness lietwcen the members llev' ' i . of the two clubs. 1 know that tlie J-.ugene . , ... . Aericulturist Preachiug in tho M. K. ' 'boys" did everything iu their power to make , , , , t ri , tter is M iutercstintf I .. . .. I . . . . Church of this city tna Albany "boys at noine, wneu nie iauer t tna noon njMtiin; hour, as In less busy seasoui . . 1 1 . T ...rn . I . ... . . I1 I All 1 " . .njevenii,jjbytlieiia8tor went to wigeue, uocauso i was an t,( mnu about uorK in nem, durum, to-morrow morning n J J I witll ti10 entire ' proceedings. I am quite orchard, are useful to the veteran, as well as to n. .T T. Wolfe. Morning subject, Master Passion of the IW Evening sub, ject, "The Death of Moses." nru that thu Albanv bovs nnnrcciated their vouni; fanners and amateurs. The "Basket 1-in.lm.u fnn.l imU-rtaiiiLsl no other feclinu is a reinilar knowledge box, packed with facta tnu,P,l, tlw.ir ,,,,,.m.t. than that, which, and suggestions for every farm.r trom Maine lo t vr -Peuninirton talk, saucy this tinges with the bitt of defct everyone, leua. "?rL.f'ZTZ - " . . ... . . .. . i uiimiti. final K-umuuitiv. ...... ... .1... I. a urllt I .....li.w m.nllnF j.tri.,1 IIUI ;i Mft. nlUAVi BXllUri I - week but ho ossur&s us vuav mmum..." u o....... v..w...- - 1 - - ' . . i n Tf I T Liw.ur fliA l'iii'inii linen meant li savs. Tnat aju novuiug u.".o. Elaw... - -j- ne s.ij- . t i. .1... ii l. . ,i;.i T 1.. ... vou don't believe lus "dull li onouier - rignij i mm me ahmhj '. -"t- ...... .n.l . for vourself. by the time I return home tlie gsiitlcmeu on "u'" . .... j sit i. t .i...- ....1 . i uoill suies win naw uvvuiiiw iiuuiuu.v, Mr. A. J. Carson brouglit to our omce tins t . ,lnvfl tho .,iea8Ure wf Maiu "pitch week a piece of hr bark, takn trora a tree . y ne jy, j t,e tliirl game. n,e Household Department considers forty feet from tlie ground, in winoiiwn.cn. , Kiver (ti(,4 ilt) tll8 (.'..luniliia on,hine Dosliy, Care of Children a fcye Wlded the IHiint ol an Auuian ai row. x .... Q mm t,1(J T,,e VMl u ,,,,;, putting up Fniit nd vegetables, lacne, i.f tiint is some cicht mchos long, made ol ar- , t U:n airuct fr0l Mt. H.mhI, and Sp, and various reciies. Hie youn- row wood." and from the appearance of the , , . . BUonlulill,, ; ttwlaii fish, Microscopista are learniiiR about the jarasite r - . 1 .11 -- w bark around it has been there a uumoer oi (J, years. science it is well up with the times. A strong feature of this journal i ths fcTeat variety of ingenious devices for labor-saving conooiitri- VKiioes, small buildings on the farm, etc. I He articles on new plants, methods of work In the (Mnlen. ami fruit culture, are of value and In- Tim MofNTAiss." There baa been a gen- cralbigerato the mountains this week. A Lynch and family, W. W. Moore, W. 8coH( Melvin Henderson, Ira Walton and h 1. Alexander (of the Gl'Aitu), besides a multi tude of others have frj;otton business cares for a few days. Wo heartily wish them all .1.. ..;.. n.,mf t'mt thov can uossible crowd IIO V-I'J' J v . into so short n space of time. Martin Grain, a Swede, comparatively I . . .1 1 A. 1. . .11.. 1 4.. he principal part of tht valley lies on the that prcysou ine powio, w . west .idi of the river. It is all.liiore or less, ohjecw, in. ie.e,.,i me. u . - . , i ii. i i l . ,.,..,11..m1v tious are varied, instructive, and many of them timber land, but when cleared is excellently ....i.iii. I oeauiuui. .iiiih vwi'w..., i- . . p mi. .. IT 1 adapted to tl.o raising in iruiw. i ... y fw we b XewJllfaler. cvnendly. River punches are tlie nncsi in me imu new. rati l a .1 L.M.k r.n Anlitmiriaimr i nere is piemy o. r.,... .... c .... ... 6 Wh,BMpr Bllti H herrror t 'i: .. 1 l. liiimrlif at a hw hf'liw. I lanuiies. v h o , . , 4 ., . .11 mi, convinced will eventually be val-1 ieMM "t.S.i7 J"-; r. .ifiKlo The climate in tlio summer is tue .l. liirtitful I ever saw : it is never hot. ..n.io.. niiiimlipuil a visit lnmi mem. iiik s s- tern should be toned, regulated and reinforced by a course of Hostetters Stomacli liitters. ti L .1! a Hu...tl- linl.if nf 1mi.1v The wind blows most constantly, anil tlie air h Bafe,1r,ig Brfainst such nmlftilips, Dll. PIERCE'S STANDARD REMEDIES Are not advertised as "cure-alls," but are se. cities in the diseases for which they are recoui lUtillk'il. N ATRIAL SELECTION. Investigationa of natural science have demon strated beyond controversy, that throughout the animal kingdom the "survival of thenttest" is the only law vouchsafes thlft and iierpvtuity. Dih-s not the same principle govern the commer cial prosperity of man! An inferior cannot suiwrsede a superiol article. By reason of suiieriormerit, Dr. Pierce's Standard Medicines have outrivaled all others. Their sale in ths I'uited States alone exceeds one million dollars er annum, while the amount exported fints up to several hundred thousand more. No buines could gretw tosiich gigantic pmNirtions and rest tiHn any otlier basis than that of merit 1)11. SACrK'S CATARR REMEDY 3ttatanl to . DR. SAOKTS CATARRH REMEDY (Wff e-reH't omr a ptrioit of 20 yenri. int. SAOK'S CATAlUtH REMEDY lit tat toHitanltY inertatet. CIt. SAQCT CATARRH REMEDY CHrtt by itt .Villi. HootMing j:j'rct. DILSAGKM CATARRH REMEDY Cunt " Vol i Jimi'l" ''' Catarrh, Ovta. AX OTEX LETTER. It Speaks For Itself. KocKPi'HT, Mass., April 2, 1877. nr.. TMj.(iu-Hnvini.' read iu vour paiier re- rkahle cures of catarrh. I am Induced to toll "what I know aU.ut catarrh,' .. i t f.... fl... "Hiinir" ami "iiilmilmu'-tiitH) i,m.'r ilnllar crabbers) would lie glad if they could emblazon a similar cure in the pa tiers. For 20 years I suffered with catarrh. Vi... ......1 ...w.i.nu Wjtiiin comnletelv closml. "Snuir." "dust!" "ashes," "inlmiling-tulies." ....I i'-h,.!.-.! " u i-.iililii'i. work tlioiiirli at Inter vals I would snitf up the so-called catarrh snuff liable tester for such niedl- ..: i .l,iullu imv wonuK and no one can I...,,, ,.,w nmeh I suffure.1 or what a miserable Willis I was. My head SA-hed over lny eyes so that I was routined to my bwi lor many um i., .u o,,lf,.rimr the most intense iiam, which iiitliiuouslv for 1(8 hours. uiiw wit'v sww- - i i i U sense of smell mid taste gone, sight and i ;....mirl 1km!v shrunken and weak ened, nervous system shattered, ami constitu tion broken, and 1 was hawking and spitting seven eighte of my time. I prayed for death OUH STOCK 01' CLOTHING has lieeii largely Increased and we can show us handsome a line of ready made gnotla in MEN'S AND BOYS' BUSINESS AND DKESS SUITS As can W found in the country, and ot prices that cannot fail to satisfy. OUtt DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT well filled with a snlendid assortment of nil adlng styles and fashionable shades of goods. EMPRESS CLOTHS, MOHAIR, ami AMERICAN DRESS GOODS, laid, Plain and Opera Flannels of all colors. leached & Unblenelietl Cotton I lan nek Ladies' and Gonts' Undorwoar, SIIAWLS and SCARFS; U hh drv that one cannot catch cold. Culti. uml both are secured by this inestimable tonic vation is carried on by means of irrigation, as The Bitter- are ? -xUeme.v ' . 1 . si .1 I A. 1.1 OCI VfUCIJU ill IVHI-M....J, ' " .. . I Htranrer ill Aitriik ius eiupuiu mo uo nun, w isi - i linmipuy wsen in muim miim" 3 ... i. il . mi a! 11 i . j ita.s11tr triwt tiitjU. ria fishery, lost his life on Yv eUnesaay liigni ny gummu:.. Settlors are coming in aji mo wo.e. cnoiera mru., . m-c-j. v -nn effort to fish on the bar, or by accidentally ... , llurt.tofore had two saw mills here. '"""'"J "fV',' M, 11(i ls oneof drifting to that locality iu a snrill boat. It op- . . , j Ia steam (iuei muw by the Lucky t,e 8pccific effects of this medicine. Wind on . ... ...... .1 LI. 1 ' . . I . 1. U. l.illi.ltB.luuil ll!L1IKWfl. to relievo mo oi my suui iiilt(. .. .......... notice in your jiajwr of Dr. hage s t utarrli Remedy induced me to purihaso a package, if. wit. i llr. l'lerce s .Misai iiucne. iiears, says the Astonau, u ai ne wirew ... . formerly of Eugene, burned ilowu ine sumacii, i..i,u...... ,:ZUZ, Z tn LtoithesouthsideofSandUand.anddriftiijg Jj. Tho considerable, ftSS down past tlie i.land, was caught by t,ie bi-eaK- jemtall f mm Mr. Lucky that they relieved by this excellent remedy. As a funijly ssrs and the boat which was one of the larjes """l" .inilwrriiibchvlittho medicine it is invaluable, since it pr-iimitly and Cbe;onesoftl,l.,rgeKinney.,ery,Wa. LZ 1 lT both I"1". roub" u moss irenuenii uiiun.v.. I d. Tho Dalles . . . i A.i.. a ..1 .mar omt.u'iaf flirovim UB,p,we.",",ufcu" . . r Z f.;," brated the 4th here, we men ami ever, movauie ink, i , . . ... I- . .i!-tt..,.ti b.r.l. Riwl came down and helped us celebrate. We o their relief, saving the Wat puller, the net was hard match. Score 1G to 1. in our fa- ut 'j', u. lfHSi and Wat, but Martin (Iraiu was lost, YoWR'LawL Papkk. You 'might nearly W well forget your churches, your academics and school-houses, ns to forget your louul li' er. It sneaks to ten times thu audience ltlf Villi) l.uvil miiiisier dos. It is road isiiL-erlv each day mid week from begiuing to' end. It reaches you nil, mid, as it has a low. er spirit and less wisdom than ft sermon, it lias a thousand times better chance at you I.viniT. as it docs, oil every tabic iu idniost every house, you owe to yourselves to bli .rally add to its support, and exact from it p heightened a character as you do from an o.ln,.nt,.r iii vnn r miiht. It is u sense W- neath notice and care it is your representa live. ludjud, in its character, it is tlie sub .limation of the importance, intctKst and wel fare of all. It is tho aggregate of your own consefincnce, and you cannot ignore it with iut miserably depreciating yoiir;lt. .. W't clip the following froio.tl; Sacramento Jlecord-Uuion : Wiiineiiiurca, July Sth.-C,', Small has ar. -1 1 11. ...o- lln U'lUi lit ( utnlow val -ll.cu .I'll.. A....... j. - - , . , u .. i,.,., i.u l,...til...u-..iv in thatvaciuitr. and jn company vith Peter Delore sUrted to Har .ney, the nearest place of safety. On the way .k... .i;....,.....l luMtili'S north uf Stein Moiintaiii. and in eudeavoring i avoid them '.nuf ii..i....ul 1u.-iii.ril n i-oinmanil. liiev in .,r..l tl, iriuua of the whet-enlmuts of the Indians, and Bernard attacked them at 10 ii'vlockat night The Indians were taken by nrprise, and Wing candied uea a llljl the troops had the advantage of P"lt'"' though they were greatly outnumWred by t In'lians, who were estimated to W 800 strung with at least 4 AW horses. Tlie fight lasted tw hours, when Bernard withdrew, leaving three johliers and one citizen dead on the fieR 1 lur-ty-five Indians were found dead next day, among them one who ly beside a horse belong ing to Tom Dixon, who vas killed bv p the In dians a few days before the fi-'ht 1 he In dians abandoned' their camp in tlm night, leav ing many horses, among then, twenty-nve V.'te. aWut sixty Wev.es, ...I ....... ,ff..o mi.1 dried fruit taVi.ll from desiiiled ranches. Small says a team of horses which Tom Dixon had been (b-iving at the time he was attstked bv the hostile was ., ti.u r..ur.,n...... t. Kimiev bv a white man. Settlers who have swught refuge at the iost recognized tho horses Wfow the sejlcr ha time to ecie, and he was arrested, lliis Is almost conclusive evidence that white men are with the hostile. m ..... I I ll,!iiln.,uriiii lull! Vol. IJiue iwo liouro am. n... . j .v. utes. After tho match, four of tlie prcttcst of thn Hood River girls, d.-csscd in nppropri l.-sOO Acni! Fabji 1'or SAtt-uue oi me 11 iinpniyeu bargaui. .i-ti,. v,t;....l c.J.I fmla was awarded to Rrailley Rulofson for the Wst Photographs ;u tli. n.iited States, and the Vienna Medal at costume, prepared a handsome table wunjforthe Wst in the worhl. .L.YuwVi tht-1-oon under the SlircadlllL' 4X1 .Montgomery oirw U.. , , f. 1 i.:..l. ,,l,.,. tho reuicdv by lilidrostntio pres sure the only way compatible with coiuinuu .'. v..ii Mr. lidiUir. it did not cure me nciiw. " ..... - . i in three tenths of a second, nor in , one uour or month, but in less than eign mini i relieved, and in three months entirely cureu, and have remained so for over sixteen months. M-u:l tl,., I Vtiirrll Reiutilv. luseill'r. Pierce s Unburn Meilicai iiscoeiy vo ij ',i my bloml and Ktregthon my stoina.'h. 1 also . ' . .. ....I 1 1- ..rtll't. I.V thH 1IKH Kent liver acuve hiui ouwi-.n KiV. ......... i...,nti P..11..U. If mvex- oi Ills iieiuimiv i ...,.....- -- -- - f indium other sufferers to seek the ..vv - - . ..... ...in int. .iiue means ol renei, nii ... . auswwd iU purpose. ' ,' ';,. A CLOUO OF WITNESSES. The following named rties are among the thousands who have been cureu oi cauinu vj liranchcs of a majestic oak for the hungry flayers. Did we do it justice! Echo answers i i ours trniy, John L. IIesder.sos. The Fourth ot Big Trairic. Kn. liUAKii: Accordinc to arrangomwjts made Soiuo weeks ago, tlie mliabitaiiUi oi mis part of tlie moral j vineyard met where th crvstal st cam of .Salmon creek guues oil us clear winding w.iV to the sea to celebrate our National liirtli.luK As wo were disapiwmt. d in getting a sVcaker, and w ere all so good we had no need if prayer, ami we naruiy ieu competent to d universe any L'i to his nianageiii F..i! S ii. -First-class sofioud-hand safe, with couibinntWii lock, will lie sold cheap for cash. ron tyne. Enquire at express t,liue- U.Niu:i:wi)ou linos. uo.1 :tf l.adlce' Attention. Berlin Fashion Patterns at Dunn 4 Stmt- ton'ji. For Snic, Twenty fci off west nan oi iw - block No. 0 in Eugciw Lity, B. Dorris. Knquire of (J U.. 1,.av inst received from the Kustorn L- ii...: i t ti... Fnntnrv. direct, a largo stock of window JIIT LI1U IMl'WISU IUIV1 ... n.w i j , r- - i ...... i ii ....... vorv nrettv stvles embnvcina lirained lit .f things generally, we i.111.(.i s. 'Embossed , (iilU and 1-ice Patterns, urocaeded tu niio thn liWrty pole, and with satin and Common Blanks, all of which Lee heart, clL we ,, the r span S gled baniuir t wave; Next iu onbj g.jhiMil childriii well attcndcij 0 Miss Declaration of that did great lind a few morj w volunteer ing of special ladies, osfiiste. Black. U wai national song stn-e of the g.jne dinner wsa aniKiunce.1, and all repaired tollie tiible to replenish the in uer .nan. which was becoming somewhat ex hausted on acduutt of the heavy load of pa :..:..... i... 1..1 l.-ii carr-iii!rallday. After Tlie Bee of the lUh says that two Chinese Wys, oneof whom bd bis head terribly bruised and the skull fractured. apiieared at the city jail yesterday, and informed tlie officer that they had Wen dischaniad by the man fur whom they had Wen working, near Coufer's landing, on the Willamette river, abnnt eight mik-s aWve town and. while walking to the city at one o'clock in the If ternoon, they were attaked by a man, who came out of thelmwh. He struck on with a Urge roJi and knocked hits down, several times repeating the blow, and when his victim was rendured unconscious, mlibed him of $39 all t!hm mnnev n liU IMfauMsion. The other boy, aeeinir the conduct of the highwayman, fled wiftlr nd hid in the womls until the- ruthan departed, when he assisted his comra.b to town. A description of the marauder was given, and the pobce are endeavoring to discover his wheif -bouts. There are several of the sroun.lrl in the city, and tlie public is warned against them. . tuito.us instructions iurcg.ud shades and wall paper j among the latter are .1 ..f llr .fl"0 I 1LL1LIT11 llUUieilV . Hie iisvw. - r T A. V. Downs, New Geneva, I a. i l. J. Pirowh.St. Joseph. Mo. ; K. C. I h; Is, Rut land, Vt ; Uvi Springer, Nettie Lake, Ohio! (.'has Norcroi). North Chesterheld. Me. J Mil l!nones.Scrik, N. Y : J.K Miller, Bridger Stitlon, Wv., ! d. C- Mernnian, Log.iiMH.rt, In.l.i M. M, Post, LopnsiHU-t, Ind. : J. BaileV, Tremoiit, 1'a. ! ft. .II Ayr La Porte, Ind : Jessie M. Sears, Ft. Branch, lnd. ; Wil'lUms, Canto,,, Mo. i W. A. Tluiyer Oiiar ... in . a li Vi..!...l. dr.. (iulveston. lexas V.. v 't'.'ii.i.it. Stouesville. Pa. S. W, Lusit, McFarlaiid. Wis, ; Johnson illiains, n.i.,.1,.1, i il.ii. t Mrs. M. A. Ciirrey, lrenten, 'iViin. : J. (i. Josliu, Keene, N. II. per, I'enn. ! J. i. Joslm, heene, i. 11. ! A. o. v as wr, Table Rock. , Va. ; I?ns Anders, days Lrt,0l.io;('. H. Ch.e, Klkl.ar 1ml. : Mm Henry Halght. San 1' riiiii'isco, I ah ; Mrs. r M. tjallusha, Lawiencevme, ..,! " !....1,,.. Adel. Iowa: A. (, Smith. Newman . i,u 14 lii..... lUltiiuore. Md. i Jesse M S,:; (''arlide, Iud. ! Dan'l B. Miller Fl nr.. ...... T...I . Mm. M nine Arnaise, KM He la,,cy !it.t;NeW York , II. W. Hall. Hast jugs, Mich, i Win. F. Maiston, l-well, Mass. I. W. RoWrts, aiiulcopa, turn. ; f u. ij...., 1. XI. V,. Co e. liOWell, Mass.! Mrs. C. J- Si.urtin, omd. ii. Ala tfte breeze. Lung may it Fl'- Robinson 4 Church at the Hardware Store yos a beautiful song by our keep the largest and Wst selected stock of wall whose tminhig had bceu "Z" m U.ft'ad 'F.mWss- )iy our accomplished teacher ei) j.'aper, which they lmrchase direct from the Carrie tjlelius, who then read UJ Uienivi. i-.-i'.- - v x-ivturrh .ml I.uiiL' and Bronchial affec tions, and all diseases arising from an iiiqsire ...... tl.a t.l.Mwl. lMwitivelv cured. Dr. Sill- .' r t.. u ..1....1.;,... ielle Slathicu, the eminein rrcircu p.. - .ltd siu-geon, aud inyentor of the Paris Spirom- ludtlieiideuce l a lnamicr Lrcdit to herself. V9 theu snn!s bv the school, and a o . , ; i I . nigs, one ul wnuaia ucsuiv- lention, sang some yonng by our jolly friend, Steve that eminently patriotic and i,titled "Shoo Hy." At this v ...... ...1. ..I. I.a. .riwn re let to iiiousaniis sutler w.m tbnui ti.rrible diseases in Kuroiie and the Ufte"l SUtes. This wonderful instrument was invented by Dr. Souvielle Mathieii, for the treatment uf Nasal Catarrh, Lung and Brouchjd altections. A YKV.V. ( I KE v .........it.... bmiu'liitis. astliAiiia. catarrh r or wiii.........'. i tbr.iat aud lim diseases. Also a sure relief anil t'has. F. Kaw, Fredri Hunter, ranuingioii, , i.. Snort n. s uni.ii ii. Ai'fc iektown, Ohio', Mrs. 1 II . : dipt. r.. S. H. FRIENDLY, HAS JUST OPENED FOR THE SPRINli AN I) SUMMER TRADE ME LAGEST STOCK OF uOUUS KVElt BROUHT TO EUtiENE. WOOL BLANKETS, ALL COLORS. Trunks and Traveling Satchels. HATS AND CAPS iu the leading styles. OIL CLOTHS for floor and table use, BOOTS AND SHOES. We would call social attention to our stock uf Muni' and Boys' Sim Francisco Boots. Which we have sold for a number of years with great satisfaction. Every pair warranted. A complete stock of HARDWARE, i;,i,!w$U FAUMIX(l ciioiri' TF S CANNED 0OODS, And all choice FAMILY GROCERIES at ostonishly low rates. LIVERPOOL & CARMEN ISLAND SALT, llighfl&t price lor all kinds of produce and ArOO"L- S. II. Fill EN n Robinson & Church, SllELFvUlEiVYllAUDWAKE IIAVK TUK Bcsl Selected Stock In Oregon ITJ Hat the LOWEST bales IRON, STEEL, AXES. ANVILS. NAILS, ROPB (.'able Chains, liliisfl, Putty, Tahl rand Pocket t'UTLEKY, UUNS, PISTOLS. AMMUNITION, AURll'ULTTRAL IM PLEMENTS, Blasting Powder, Fishing 'liu'kle. Etc,. Etc. We invite an exam ination nf our goods, oontident that our prices will suit tha times. IS A BEFORE PURCHASING, GO TO A. V. PETERS & CO. J Dealers in General Merchandise, niul examine tlie Celebrated ""WHITE SEWING MACHINE, Tho best and most complete of all, and sold on the most reason. able terms. WAGONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES! ON HAND, AND MADE TO ORDER OF THE REST' EASTERN. MAT LK1AU As our Facilities aro equal to any Estfthjlshmet In tho State, We can Promise our Patrons First-Class Work in every Respect. REPAIKTXG DOXE OX SHORT XOTICE. CALL DEIMRK PIMICHASINC. KLKF.WHERB, A3 0U THE PRICES TO SI' IT THE TIMES. CIVU VS A Factory corner Olive and Seventh Streets, Eugene. Cily, Orgon. Kinsey & Page. j. Soaul.lii.tf, C'utiip Staii.liai.Kli, ")'" Triu'v. SteamlKnt Rock, Iowa : Mrs. Ly dm Walk Shusha... N. Y. : J. M. Peck, . uncti.u, City. Mont, i Henry EIkj, Haiitas, t al. ; 1 f. ruwmiuw, Rantouif 111.) S,E. . one- 'har W ....... . iu V . liwi. . Jliui. I iirii- II. will ruiir '.'...",-. . i, . u io,ai.i .m. . n . .1 u Jouknion, Samuel's Dej-t, Ky. I Henry ol -liVt iieneva N. Y, I Mi H"ie Parrott, Mitt norv Ohio i I KeHWk, hatbn. Winn., D;wien, Wis. ( .Mm leaWf, ! lo Siirinus, Pa.; dames Tomi-kius, M t'-md, . 1tur Pnwnee ( itV. Neb. : .lo- tnoiisiu lie iiiiu uct" o v i j 111:1;,., ,i.,,Hii dinner a few hour, was pleasantly spent by the old folks iu social chat.ai.d by the young in swiiifc'in;;, junipiug "'1 anJ ,lolni' little iparkjng. Toward evimig all wo felt so disposed repaired to Mr.Ctorge bn- on' to have a dance (I did not ijf "trip the then were a few lapidly that tc until 111c U the bill liilit fantastic ,toe," because No. uines there). Time Hew so we ?iardly knew the 4th W fc" nn of the 5th of July had "til with g'Jd. We all loTe the mcjwho inrcut was an en y, and the .on. Ai.riKE. ed the Fourth cf Jnl?- The M tiro nces. evurvbodv was ha! goose ocenpisd an derated po Fat? e ancient as et tlie slim renuires but a passing glance at the to s of the period to nstinipun toe ir It Udit &nd rlMrnraft nf thf.ir COmtllexion. OS with what they were before the itml Glenn s hulphur Sop ana the Ui worm bath, with which it has he ally associated in the toilet in tin society. It bai become tue Iar floir, ana win aoon ."TTK" Vork. .- w-vj. i.numioii . 1 riifcn r , i-i.i k. a u,ir. nir ami 8 lsJ3sul It nf emir 1 . iJter T m of the rener- cUssof of the bo tcant l.is;r Why Loiikc ltrms Oliesity was considereil by 1. ...... nf iHukiNune4. Kvn forms of the German (foddesses 1 regariwl as msibis of female Uauty. ( 'orj. lenre is now Md to lie a diseav, and Allan s Anti-rat hs folly demonstrated U n le cural-. 'Ill Anti Fat chemically nwtralizes in lie i-UmacU all ,.i.. ..liiirin... ii.d i.bturin.'ts stlmtauces, K. rotitit.' tin. formation of fat Its use insures 1"" of from wo to five lundi per week. It is purely vegetable and rfectly harmless. Sold by druibTsta. I Bcbclart. On TJinrsday nijht the store of Kitching k BoswslLat Irvinj SUtion, was broken orcn and robbed 0 $1j0 wartUif jew elry and a I of clothing, the rains not yet ascertained. The only else to the theivesjs that twa stronra hod been lounging around the depot that afternoon, and 1 bat fonml, similar to the one worn ly one ot these men. medicine which cured a venerable missionary Physician who was hui a resident of Syria and the East, aud who has freely (fiven this valua ble siiecitic to thousands of kindred sufferers with the ureatest possible benefit, and liw lis feels it his sacred chrUtiau duty to impart to others this wonrfrrful mvij;onitiiitf reineoy, ana will send FKKE the original receipt oompieve, with full directions, to any lierson euclosiiy stomp frn-plv 1111. ILiAlir. A. Cnf.rA.cx Dlocic, SvK.vci:sr, N. 1. T. O. IVix 7fi. WILL riKE rOJSfJIFTIO.V To all suffering from the following disesses a v 1,1 hoim is ottered through the kimlneM of a missionary friend who has sent me the formula of a i.urelv vc'etoble luediane which has lonsj lieen used by the native meilitiac men of Jim-di-Liu :-f.r t!i p.itive and r.idical cure of t'ojisumpti.iii, Rnuiciiitis, Asthma, latarru, I)viH-i.ia, Tliroat and J.un' nimciiiiv, .ener al'DLbility, IM..f Mauh.l and all Nervwi- Affections, iUsiwer lias iweu ve-wr-i duty m f;ir u ii!.te Vi relieve nu y and will send the red.erFiiM.'i hunt dreds of ces without a failure. 1 my leei u my sacred duty as far a i.i!.le vi relive un man misery and will semi the recirFs or Chakhe to any jierson who way desire it with directions lit n. Sent by return uuil by oddmuing with 2 stiuni namin? this l-r, Dr. O. 1 Dri-ham, Drawer V, LUco, , . Setitemlier 77-ly. wph T. Miller, -enla, tlblo in. i, .u Cllve-toll, Tex. 11. U Uh.l..Lpper Alton, 111. ( Jghn Davis, Prescott, Arit ! Mrs. Nancy Graliom, Forest Cove. Ovu, Golden Medical Discovery Ii Alterative w Blood-clesnsing. dolden AU'dieal Discovery I Peetoral. r.nlilcu Medical Discovery In a Chobgoftie, or Liver Btimoisni. c:olden Medical uiscociy II Ionic (Joldci! Medical uisrn.ery I5y reason of its Alterative pr..rtles, fiires Uisesses of the LLssl and Skin, as SiWula, or Kinx's Evil ; Tumor, i l'lcers, orl Mita IU"ttbs: I'luipiee 1 ami , of its PetnJ Wrtii, it cures llmnc lial, Throat, and Lun,. Alfectimis; Incipient ton- Urvnflti. Its ('hohue pr..rties render it an .m.)'.aVd remeily for l!ill.."isiie; I. ..:.i 1 i.., . r "l.ivir ( iiiiii.laiiit: and iU Ion ia pnilierties makes it e-pully etticacious in curing lii.lljetion, Is of Appetite, aud l.'ys- '""Ivire the skin i!lw and covered with blotehes and pimple-, rr where there e semf. ulous swellings and alTections, a ew Isittle. of (;,.lden Meci,-.1 Discovery .ill elTert an . rutiy cure If yo" 1"11. drowsy, debiliUUd, have sallow ch-r of skin, r yelbmisb bf"VU sihiU ounce or wit, i.i-i- -- diwiiie-s. 11 tvte in month, int.-mal heat ir chill- alteruat."! with hot Hushes, l-w spiiiu 1 .1 ....V-li.. irr,--.l!.vp KIHH-tlt'. Ollrt aiKl j:iiiiuji ,..,1. - . rJPI Invention mm u can make money faster at work for ns .1 . .,.,!,;,.,, Canital not re- quired; we will start yon. $12 lr ilay at boine uinlc liy Mie imias."""" women, boys and girbi wanted everywhere to work for ns. Now i the time. Costly out fit and terms free. AddrcM Tare .0., Aogusta, Maifie, Vugue coati-a. you Liver, or 'Jillioisii .' :f.-ring from Jorjud III mai.y cases ! !..;.." ..i.'v irart ul these synip- t,-is are ex!ri-M -i. A s. pmc-lr f or aU U:-h faw. Dr. Pierce's tloble Mfirl Dw cvery has no e.,nl. o. it arVts 1 -rf cufe,. leaving the liver .trengtluneil and heal.hy. THE PEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT. . V. PiK-a i tl Vrnrrir"r TKS WOHZiI3-a.E2TOv7ITED 1 mnm wmm 1 tn a Chronometer Watch. and as elegantly finished ps a first-class Piano. It received tho highest award3 at the Vienna and Con tennial expositions. IT SEWS OME-FOURTH FAST ER than other machines. Ito capacity Is unlimited. There aro more WILSON MACHINES cold n the United States than tho combined sales of all the others. THE WILSON MENDING ! ATTACH MEHT, for doing all kinds of repairing WITHOUT PATCHING, clven FREE with each machine. A Certificate Is givon 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 the United States. 8end for Illustrated Catalogue, and ask for MmP and our Circular No. 197 for further Inatruotiona for buying machine upon term stated in tho Catalogue. 4 wAS WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 827 A 829 Broadway, New Yorkj New Orleane, ta.i Por. State and Madison Sts., Chicago, Ills.; and San Francisco, CM. For Sale by all First-Class Dealers. 9 Agency at the Grange Store. E. V. BARNES, Agent Stolen. -laP.OM THK UNDKiIfiXKD.LIVINJi I" juiils-t of Ilntri.hur, ..n the inrt . aroan sUlli-m, sldi and liridle. l h! ! k. i. li. I.an.hi hL'h. hravr li'iilt. H years ol.l, .1 .ll.rf ki.h v. I ...A I I.I nn the left .lli.llldrr. I ld Vdrutruts. H " '- Aalhnrnl Ui ,aT , ,uitl,Uj reward f. r the capture of the itVAMm Me.lHl Ail wr. '; h'i ,l the OH DL'ENA VISTA KTOSK WAKK f . i. U. UbM'ull 1VO OSKLTIKl AND SAN -UUN MM i fuTKuUt.y T lir. B rt.tiT I l.v lr ;;iT M w. with twl bortrl .M 1IAI E I.AMr. 7btv-two w.wl-rtHf'o'lf ' . b .irtr ' thm "-v"i"w "v "w bm I ! rriiw 'DrsKIVii "m V W V Ul I M 111 II 1 I711UU IW R. V. PIERCE, M. D A w! W.jft Uwulit t- Y.nr..' I And invite Ui Buffalo, N. Y. ! ' - juir-MMa--' HIV. UI'.T MHK KVKll BBOUiiyT i WorlcTf Dispensary, rj ItOCEH I V.-1 !ill Wp on a fnllof GfiOCEBir.S & PKOVISIOTS ti nti'-ii .f h'l!!,",, f. U. HKN'Dkjt'K . i n yjrt bUrk or brown, SOe.