ti:e eu:e.e city guard.
EUJKNB C1TT.0RKU0N.
8ATURUAY. JAN. 4. 1670.
The lauiilgitloo.
Tht Inveiligatinj Com mitten at
Salem have made their report on the
late State ; Administration, with the
sxoepUon of the La Grande Land ot-
flue. We shall forbear comment at
length upon the report at present ai
we have not ai vet aeco the full text.
The report discloses aome ugly facte
ai to the management, or rather mis
ar anagement, of the Slate fun J. Il
legal Iocs have been paid to state and
co;ty officers to the amount of many
thousand dollars. It ia meet that
those who are barged with this abuse
ot trust confided in them should
cxplaiu their parts in these transac
lions. Tlie r Democrat' o Wrty has
Uken a front stand in this investiga
tion of olfiulala that were eleotod by
that party, and while the onus of
these disclosures will fall heavily npon
should not be deturr d by party
considerations from meeting out
full justice io al thoie who arc final
lr proven to have betrayed the trust
reposed m thcui. so party can ni-
ford to cover rascality and interpose
shield between the offender and
luatifi. Thu roDort. however, in
some iit is not worthy of iho ccm
rnitte as they havo evidently allowed
personal feeling and (prejudices to
creep In and tincture i: with a color,
s it were, of revenge and sj ite. They
should have confined themselves to
the foots and allowed the public to
draw their own inturencea and point
their own suspleons as to the motives
of paniee'; accused. The commiito
will resume their labor at La Grande
as loon as the cold w athcr breaks.
. i
' The Plundering Band S oil J
j-- .... i
There is remarkable unanimity
among the offluials in the Indian Bii
rean service, from . Commissioners
down to tho lowest In grado, to the
effect that the present system should
be continued, and in antagonism to
the transfer ol the Iiurean to thu War
pcparlnient. They arc all in the
same boat fighting for their own in
terests, regardless nliko of tho inter
cstsof thu Government, (f the In
dians, and of thu pooplu. They are
as so many vultures fastened on the
corruption upon which limy gergo
and fatlon. It is ox; eeled tlmt thoy
will tenaciously cling to the prize and
desperntely fight to inninlaiu their
hold iipon it. Of the millions the
Government annunlly appropriates
for the li ii re a ii ihcy appropriate
steal, is tho proper word more than
hall, and tho robbed and sa indld
Indiana wreak their vengence upon
tho in ocent settlers and every while
person they meet in wild uoun'.ry, n
consequence. Under their odmjuis
tratiou of tho Dureau it costs twice
the sum it mod to con under the old
system, and thore are more wars,
more sacrifice of life, and fur more
disss' isfsotuin on every hand uow
than thero was then. If Congress
heeds tho self intoroste I, pertinacious
demands ol an orgs mud band of
sanctimonious swindlers, canting hyp
oorites, political corruplionisls, and
rascally contractors, all combined and
held together y thu coiicsivo power
of public plunder, r nd allows these
to defeat the popular will which is
, strenuous for tho transfer the re
creants who so voto will find a dny
: o reckoning in duo tune. Tne Army
ti not composed of corrupt men
Honest men in the present Indian
service are almost as scarce as hens
...iL 1 . .
1.500 year, live at the rate of twioe
that aum, and annus lare fortunes in
'ft few years. Contractors grow rich
in srasoo. And all the way througd
there is swind.ing, fiaud, stealing,
and criminal practices. So there will
be as long as the system is maintain
d. It should be entirely abolished
't this session of Congress. No
Democrat can honestly voto lo con
ttnue it, and there- are honest Radi
cals to the Senate who favor tho trans
ier to the War Department to carry
the inotsim through, even over
Iliyea' veto, should the exigency
arise. The quicker ihe matter shall
' be accomplished tho better k will be
for tho Indians and tho whole conn-
tf7" '
The Halloo Courier ui hat it
is announced that poliii - will nut Le
considered hereafter in appointment!
to thelifc saving tt-rrice. I
'. The Gi!velon Kern sarcastically
remarks that "a Congressman is a
geoilenaii sent away on lo Washing
ton for the good of hi own Siatc.w
Transport the Trampi.
The Phildelphia Chronicle makes a
suggestion upon the the tramp ques
tion that strikea us as an easy solu
tion of tho evils inflicted upn the
thieves. It says: "Tho Territory of
Alaska seems hardly to be of much
benefit to the United States, as m li
ter stand there now. Its severe cli
mate renders it unattractive to emi
grants, and wbilu it possession can
never do the uation much harm, so
fur it hasn't done the least bit of g od
But the chill and. barren region ol
Alaska may becomo a - valuable poa
session yet: Transport the maskod
burglars, thieves, murderer', inoen
diaries and labor saving machinery
sinaxhers to Alaska. There is an ex
tremely slim chaiiej of reforming any
of them ly any milder handling, and
if that does not reform ,lliem, it will
at least gel them out of the way.
The idea is perhaps less valuable as
that of a special cure, than as a pre
vention, or general cure. ,The dead
of such an unpleasant forced emigra
tion would probably drive many of
tho miicreiula to honest and law
abiding labor.
England has transported many of
her criminals for a long time, and has
clung to this method of justice iii a
valuable one for hundred of years.
We do not hear of 'tramp outrages in
England to any thing like the cxten:
to whiuh they are carried on in all parts
ol ths United Si fit us. Thu nulliori
ties all over the hind assuredly need
u great de.il more backbone in deal
ing with these eiiomies of law, order
and society. An appropriation to es
tablish in Alaska the means of reform
ing and lead ing thorn to work would
ho money well invested, if such a law
were universally established and firm
ly and unrelentingly enforced every
where. Tho tonn of sontono would
have to be a long one, far up in tho
scale of years; not for lile, but condi
tional on good behavior and through
reformation, with tho prospect of an
ultimate return to this country.
Ah i ia peoulisr'y fitted for such a
purpose, as eoapu would be difficult.
Tli tin ought to be no reason why this
plan could not lo niiccethlully carried
out.
I'ilh.
The loaders of the ''reform combi
nation at New York," the Hutl'slo
Courier alleges, arc in trouble over
the distribution of tho efliet ihu Re
publicans want mere than their share
of the spoils.
The Boston W paragraphed thus:
The 7)'ans:rift has got its blogdy
shirt way on, A newly-elected Con
gressman from New York City thinks
ot attending an evening school before
going lo Washington. Our. dis
tinguished Consul to Shanghai still
boards in Washington, llu finds
just as good cock-tails there as they
raise in China. Watlerson hears
but two sounds from Washington.
These are tho j'ngle Irosu the silver
dollar and lliefl.ipof the ensanguined
garment. We trust Hon. A. II
Slephena will give his whole mind to
it. His body dosen't count. Geo
Grant promise lo laud in San Fran
cisoo year htuce. Those who have
faith in a tliir I lu ni and with to put
in early petitions tor hi consideration
had butler engage look outs on the
roo'.a about the Golden Gale to sig
nal him as soon as he heaves in sight.
The lMiildelpbia Chronicle publish
es these paragraphs: Ou the. subject
of civil service r.foim the Presidnl
wss discreetly il. nt. S. J. T. i
what the card playr uow exclaim
when he wishes to ssy euchred Two
hundred and nine ot the 29.1 members
of the present Congress are lawyers
Wearing G.iil Hamilton' corset
for fifteen minutes would make Hayes
backbone tough as a bur of inn
Col. Codman was tho Republican
coudidate for Mayer of 15 stoi. Cod-
man's election expenses csn be set
down as another fishery award.
Giaulislo vinit. Am, snd anticipa
ting a lively demand, onr distillers,
are prepari, g to ,ii Urge quantities
of Amen'otii rum there. "Gentle
men of C ;r -s, Mia. Hayes is i-
cidedly opp..,-. io liqu t drinking,"
might haw luvu iliscnrtly larked to
the botto.n of i he I'lesiJent's Mes
sage. A Minnesota man eUinia to
ave dic sred ft specifio cure tor
drunleniu a-. 1 1 1 o is an opporluei
ty for Gram's Hivn Is to make him an
acceptable Clirutinas present . The
London T-ihcs prints a friendly wsm-
int. , l.u I i . . . . ...
ouoiry, ud, a such a cotirlcsy
should not be alio. t A ItBAsl nr.
' - f see.-
noticed, we hav insirucleJ ihe 7u,et
to warn theQu en asaint il-i,J.
denly taking otT hi-r re I fl ,i nr! nuder
clethinj in ihe 8j.ring.
Be ported Jealontiei.
And now from the City ol Chnrchea,
even from Brooklyn iho happy, bless
ed as it ia with the Beecherian pre
sence and Boanerges Talrnage, oomes
a rumor that all is not wll with the
brethren. It is whispered that since
Talinage. made his excursion among
the disreputable planes of resort in
New York, that the Plymouth Ju
pitor has become jealous, almost envi
eus, of . Brother Talrnage. What
this undersrablo framo of mind arises
from is not Caown, though it is bint
sd Btf'cher thuiiht' that he ought to
have been invited to psrtake i the
sig!it.svi ing,rthat he feels somewhat
annoyed at the notorial it ia giving
Mr. Talrnage. Any way tho rumor
is, licit Mr. Beecher felt he must be
doing something .is a counterblast, so
now he says tli.it ' danuiug is a coin
mendablo amitsemont. ' . '.V
The Dkacon , AfswxnED. Up.irii
New llaini1iire; where ! Ijvejl w.hf n
a boy, Mays Governor Noyes,(lhore
was an oiii itacoi ; wno wan s,grw.
deal m re pious than honest. He was
an old hypncriievnd when he had
done any ptr ioular' mean thing, If
cased his eonc.icnco by going out into
a field alongside uf which was a stone
wall, and kiioclirii Ik-hS Io it . prayrd
tno Lord to tuiiplit li ove.'ou hi in if he
had done anything offensive in his
sicht. W ell, wo nays louinr it out
and one day when we aaw the deaoon
making for the wall we get on. in
other sido and wait e l, He knell
down, acoordiug lo his usual custom
and through bis usual fotmula, closing
with thu petiiioi; to have tho wall
toppie orr it he had done anything
wrung. Ami we toppled it. Jump
ing out from under tho stones the old
man cried out in tones ot mingled ill
gust and alarm; ' Good gri";nn! Can':
you tell when a man is joking?"
An exchange asks: "If there's a
place for every thing, where is the
place for a boil V It has been said last
the bust place for such an ornament
ia on some other fellow. And we
du,t think a belter location 'can be
discovered!
The first fifteen minutes following
a inariagu cngsgemen mav be turned
from ecstatic bliss to bitter gall by
the irl remarking that shn can tell
a Iirazillian pebble from a diamond in
a ring with her eyes shut.
A lady passenger once a-kdd the
late Captain Jmlkins the naino of a
Uttsslng steamer. "I don't know.
wis the cruil reply, . "lio and ask
the ceok." "I thought vou wis the
cook," ake answered. ixt.
A courtly negro rerently sent a, r'o
ply lo an invitation, in which ho "re
greltuil lint ciruumsiancea repug
nant to the auqniescenee would pro
vent his acceptance of tho invite."
The production of coal in Knglsnd
was 0 l,f)t)0,()0 tons in 1955, and
120,500,0(11) 1875. Tho total number
ot deaths in the' ininwa is upwards ot
1,000 per year.
NEW A D VK It T IS KM UN t'S.
$10 REWARD.
IWfll, PAY flO REWARD
fur tho recovery of the follow-1
ilia (luscnhcil animal that strayeil
nr waa itolen from my prcmisia five milea
below l.ueene, about the latt of Uetober: A
orrel horae, about l.t hamta hiirh. with col
lur marks plain. KingtKine in riglit hind
loot, causing animal to wrlk and trot lame.
lui'tw3 JOHN MAXWELL.
Sheriff's Sale.
NOTICE IS UEKEBY GIVEN THAT
by virtue of an execution duly ii
ited out of the Circuit Court ot the State of
Oregon (or the comity of Ine, by the Clerk
thereof, and to me directed, ou to-wit: ths 2d
day of lK-oemlirr, 1878, upoo a juclgmeut and
uwree reu,itrei in mid oourt Moveiuber R,
1878, eiiinKt A. W. Wallace and in favor of J.
U. Yatot for the mm of o7 in V. & gold
coin, together with iuWrwt. and eoeta and die
hunnueiiU and expeoees of lale, and iorthe
fonchure of the - mortirsirml inniai An-
ecribil u followe, to-wit: the doutum nd
claim of liir Oimont, Not cUim Jl.in
T li K 4 WeO. oouUiuiair. 110.70 im in
Lane couniv. Drtvon. Commitudii. mi A lvv
UKn and Bull eaij dt-ecribni mcrta-rd ia-i-,
pureuant to eaid decree. ' T -1 i-
1 ht'ivlore bv virtue of uid exmitinn'. I Ji.l
on the 10th day of Dcormtier, 1878, levy Iipon
the above dewribst morV;,-"! immiM, and
will evil the him at public auction la the kiirh.
eet Idddcr at Uie Court Houm diMir in Kiik-vne
iiiy, iJme county, iirravn, n SATCKUAY,
the J5th dav of January, 1879, betwern the
houn of 9 o'clock in the f jrenooa and 4 o'clock
in uie alternoon of eaid dav.
Teruu ch, in I'. S. cold coin.
a R KAKI.N', JR.,
Sheriff of Idtne County, Oregon.
Eugene City, December 21, 1878. 5w.
EUGENE CITY MILLS.
milE UNDESIGNED BEU LEAVE TO
J lulorm the putilic that thrv are the owneri
of the Kl'UKNK CITY MILLS, and are pre
pared to do a reneral snillimr buainaaa. Will
receive Wheat ua itoram at loweat terma. and
make satisfactory anangvatenta with farmers
wno ireineato nare their owi heat grouad.
Hare at all limea oa hand,
FLOUR and ALL KINDS OFMILLFEED,
and pay the
Highest Cash Price tor Wheat
PATTERSON, EDRIS k GRAY.
S, S. HOFFMAX,M.D.
PHYSICIAN AM) SUIir.KOX,
Wishea to inform kie rtmca that the ru
mor that he kae remored frn t )wa ta fake.
He saay be toond at kie OFFICS-Jif K-
ava v orTq.r riieaoe e Mga
AcrnNiSHING CURES I
f-lM W
.... I Manhood. '
Paralysis. Exhausted Viiauiy, impairs ,
MemJrv Men... Diseases. Weakness of j
. .J tfa. I!4.. I aft 4
A '
RancnflUCIUra Uri"l I -
r . , . Ku
the
Celebrate! English Ksmeay,
. SIR ASTLET COOPER'S
VTAL RESTORATIVE!
' It resinrVs HEARING and stwjrthens the
EYK-SIOHf. It is not a QUACK NOtf-
'iU effocte ar permanent. It has no equal.
It 1 neither a STIMULANT NOR EClf
ANT, but it will do the work thoroutfly and
WDR. MINTIE 4 CO. '8 great suecew In the
above complaints ii largely due to the uee of
thu wonderful medicine.
Price $3 00 per bottle, or four times the
ouantitv for $10: sent tenure from obeervation,
upon UJit'EIKf OF PRICE.
None genuine without the ti-riiature of tiie
proprietor, A. E. Ml.J( TIE, M D.
Phyticinns any these troublet cannot I
"'"he VITAL RE ITORATI.VE and Dr. Min
tie A Cc's Special Treatment testify p-jeitively
tht they can. ,
' cbwSULTAltON tKZt.
TIiiiro;i?h ekamlnatton and 'advioi, inluvtiu
aiialasyt, 5 0ft .'AWres ...... .
1 DR. A. E. MINTIE & CO.
(Graduate of University of PennnylvanlA, and
;. late Reilent Surgeon, OrthopajJic Ilojpital,
Philalelpliia.
" Reaacnahle fee for Special jTreatmrnt at
No. 11 Kerney street, San Frar-:kco.
Oflioe bourt If a. m. to p. m., ilnity; lo 8
eveninLi. suntiajs, ii a. m. u i p. iu. i n ).
:'.;l'-yl
S. Ilcmcnway, 33. i).
RB3rCTFULLY OKKKiiS HIS f-EU-vioea
t t!te ottiMiis of Jiagone Cily an J
vicinity in the
PltACTICE
or
MlWm AHD SUBSERY.
When not abient on profeuional duty can
be founJ at his n-aiJenoe, corner of Oalc and
Fifth ttroeti or at Dr. Patteitoa'e ollice on
Ninth aired
OIRos hoara from 10 to II a. u., und 3 to 4
P. H.
N
EW DRUG STORE ON WILLAM
etee Street, near Ninth,
DSut.lS m
CM KM I CAW.
OILS.
PAINTS.
1 l i LASS,
. .. VAUNI.SHL.S
i..
PATE:J PWELISiri3, c.
. Brandie
. Wines and Liquor
OK ALL KINI'S.
In tact, we have the belt assortment of articU
; , ... . . .foun I in
FIRST CLASS HRUI. dTORK.
We warrant all our (lrur, for thev aro nsw and
Kj-i'h. Particular attention U called to our
Slock of
.n . !
''Perfumery aim -Toilet Articles.
. Ai we have bought
OUR tlOO 'S FOR CASH
Ws can compete with any estaTilithmcnt in Eu
gene City in price and acamuiiwh'.ion.
buy your gools whrre you can i,et
the best and cheapest.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED
At all hours of the day or night
OS HUH N &.
SADDLERY.
Saddle & Harness Shop
ONE DOOR NORTH OF
DUNN tt STI'A'f TON'S,
Willam'tta Street, Zugcns City, Ogn.
Can b had everything usually kept in a
well reflated
HARNEHS SHOP
I Ute the BEST of material, and do mi- wrk
well Come and see me before purchasing else
where. WVle my harness cannot be excelled. 1
attention is called to .
MY SADDLES.
TheLAKIN tree is acknowledged thkt
on the eoaat, and when riirtred by myself, pvee
entire satisfaction; having the three requisites.
Deauty, uuraliiiitv and comfort
Pit O DUCK TAKEN.
DR.LAKiH.
aa w . v c
CJ ltUSI'll Ulilll tSt 1, Oa.
PKALtRS IS
GENERAL MERCIIWDISE,
At the old stand, Southwest corner of Eighth
and WillametU streets,
KUOF.XK CITY. OltKQOX.
Hare the moat oomp!et stock of
General Merchandise
la ths city, including
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware ,
Crockery,
Etc.,etc.
And m fact erenrthiog the market demands,
which we are selling at
BED-ROCK PRICES.
Paid for all kinds Of farm rtrAWa
delivtrad at our 8tort.
S. Rosenlilati&Co.
NOTICE.
irvnFnsiOKED. Wl
..,XT1 M
tTIHE UKDERSIONKU,
Ko Eaet, will tell ata bargain three mares.
-M. --" --77, u. I
one boree, one 2J year oiaetauion ofcx--.--
Wi0'
vim w imiua - . -m ...
rr 7t :3"jn, bed witun. td.
ieenatThoma. Butlera' N. a CaaDWIcE.
6o5:tf
I GOOD FARM FOR SALE !
A Well IflisravedTarm
sv nxv trrrvnKF.n AND THIRTY
K) acree. tituated one half mile northwett
of Eueene City.
Ths Improvements are all wow.
A fine young orchard of tht
Choicest Fniits.
'.TKUMS RKA-ONANLli
Tnn,,i nf J. n. UNDERWOOD, or on the
prenutea ST. JOHN SKINWER,
O K
B. C. PEMINCTON, Proprietor.
Three Doors North of thr Mor House,
EUGIKE CITY,
Oregon
KEEPS ON HAND THE BEST
BEEF,
VEAL
PORK AND
MUTTON
IN THE MARKET.
-TOR 8ALIDTTHI-
CARCASS, QUARTER,
OK AT
2 EJ 37 jGl. X X
LARD,
SAUSAGE,
DRIED MEATS,
HEAD CHEESE,
And Everything Pertaining to i
FIRST-CLASS MAUKET
Always on Hand.
I butohr nono but the vry falu's. and ht-:i
stiM-k in the counVy an-i note but No. 1
articln. .
Giye me a call and you will nsithcr be die
ippoiuted in quality or prices.
Meats de'ivered to all parti of the cky free of
charge.
B. C. PENNINGTON.
Real Estate Agent,
Gollection Agent,
and Notary Public.
ECO EXE CITY, : OREO OX.
T0 THE LADIES.
Misses Holloway & Under
(Are AponU for Mrs. M. L. JihWs ira
j rovrt chart for cultin !rvws, Sarques.
I lqn, Wrappers, Children' clothir.gr etc
f.A! this will be taojtht froc and a set of pt
gtrrns Riven. This inducement isiv.-n to in
t .trrilltd ill. nnlv .f.-... ......
...... K , nrriiii.
i 9 .. : V : . . . . . ji
! ' i-i.-if - v avuii tr,em!icl.-c ofa
V!'V. "Crwunity wi.I woll to cail at their
m:.!T.cry an 1 dr.-sis ni.-ikin esubiishmt-nt.
... ... ... . . -.
Lane County
MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION
rpHIS ASSOCIATION HAS ON HAND
j. a tarn ann varied uairtm.n n rui ju
X'l. and are reeemn; every month new
supphee suited to this market.
Ooods are sold low and
AT ONE PRICE TO ALL I
I HAVE ESTABLISHED A
LUMBER YARD
0 the onrner of Elemtl. ..4 w.-n
St !!LW??"tly kad lumber of
aU kuada. Seasoned faering and nrtie, feno
in aad fence port F. B. DUNN.
JMi-tf
Market !
DUHH & STRATTCn
' .;
v AT THS . '
i....,
OLD STAND OF F. & DUNN. .
HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH MK IN
busineee Mr. HORACE F. STRAITON,,
we have just received a new, large and
WJ3LL SELECTED STOCK Olf GOODS,
Making a specialty of
HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL i
and ' . . '
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMFJtTS, ' '
Ws desire to make no grand flourish, but' it
say that farmers eaa come nearer getting '
ANYTHING THEY MAY WANT .
at our store than at any ether establishment 1
town, ar d they ean buy them on as good tarsaav
Ws have a full line of " ' ' v .;
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRYUOODSf
FANCY GOODS,-, v,
KA.DIE3' ' AND CENTS' tVKiitSUl'SKf . , .
... GOODS, .
MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, "'
HATS AND CAPS, " " ' : ' ' ' t
. BOOTS AND SHOES
AnJ are continually adding' to 'our stock tV '
meet the demands of the public. " - "t. a
DUNN A STB ATTON,
.INSURE-",1
Asiinst os by Fir
IN TIIE
Liverpool
Lcr.dcn & Globe
INSUKANCE COMPANY.
Chas. Lauer, Ag't.
Da. T. W. Shbliok,
F. Si. Wh.siss,
8 HELTON
VILKINS,
Practical Druggists & Chemists,
UNDERWOOD'S BUILDING.'
Next door to the Grange Store, WillametU
street, Eugene City Oregon.
Have just opened a full line of fresh
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Also a fine assortment of . . :j ..
Fancy and Tollci Articles.
. ALL KINDS) OF. ' ' '
Mixed Pa ints, Lcjcid, ' Qih
Varnish, Brushes, ' - .-.r
WINDOW GLASS and PUTT?
Which they will always sell on reasonable
. terms. , -i'
Cartful Bllcnlion given lo Phyiiciu'i fn
icriptioat.
Nrcw IIRIA1V
OF DO'JGLAS COUNTY, OGN. i '
inrorporatfd, June, 1578.
rHpilnl Mork, ,100,081
OiTKlCKKS:
Pkisideni - A. L. Todd Secbctaiit A
reliu Told. Dikcctors J. P. Gill, J. W.
Jackson, T. S. Rodahaugh, A. L. Todd and A.
Todd.
Principal office for sale of stock at J. P. GUI
& Son' drug store, I'wtolhce building, Eugene.
pORUKNKHtt. jnERrHAHIPI)
Ti c- HENDRICK8
V11T1M C A It DS Very neat-atthe
GUARD OFflCK.
I.OR BUENA VISTA STONE WARBgs
to T. O. HENDRICKS
Bok and Stationery Sto'rer
POST OFFICE BUILDING, EUGENB
Citv. I have on hand and avm eonstani'T
receiving an aasortment of the Best School and,
Miscellaneous Brki, Stationery, Blank Books
Portfolio, Cards, W allets, JilanVi, Fortmoa
naei. etc.. eta A. S. PATTERSON.
QHOrEHIEIiihail krep'on aTnllof"'
GROCESlSf & PR0VlStO3
And invite tht Vntion of htiuoekeepe'rar1
T. G. RENDRICKS
BOOTS AU hHOES-CALIFOI
nia hand an I maoiiine nuule Boots aa.
suoea. A new lot dirte
A new lot direct fnun factory;
H. FRIEN1
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EHOTOCRAPHS,
Albert Jackson, Artist,
Take Photographs, Gems, Carda, Cabixt
and Life-Size, style and 6nib eqnal to any
work done in the S ate. Price reasonable.
GALLERY Willamette street, Eugeae
City, i (re-on, over ilrs. Jacksoo's Millinery
tt"re- dec U.-6ca
BEN RUSH,
THE
BLACKSMITH,
I stilt at the old aland aaJ ia innand to
all kinds of general Jobbing, bwe-eboeinf. (
lirinff. etc. Ha vine- smuimI theaerrics nf
n erperienoed haitd I will snake the repairing
FARM MACHINERY aapecialitv.
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FRI1NDLTH
ROSTBURG ANU BAN JT7AN UVl
fw ens by T. G. R 1NPRICKS.