g
Electiol ut PoUraailcri.
In the last Congress Senator Fen
dli'ton introduced a joint resolution
proposing on amendment lo tlio Na
tional Constitution providing for tlio
r!iction of PoHtmniiUtrR, Marolials, IJ'm
trict Attorneys, Clerks of Courts, 'tc,
hut no report was made upon it in that
Congress, and last January ho reintro
duced it and it was referred to tin)
Committoo on Civil Servico and lt
trenchment. Assistant Postmaster
Genoral Hay in liis lately reported
yiew takes nearly tlio samo poiition.
Such a change would relieve the. de
partment of much tiouMe. The Fot
niMtors. would bo commissioned, give
lionds and be removable for cause, the
same is now, so that tlio efficiency of
tho somen would in no way be lesse.n
rd, whilo tho trouble of selecting Post
masters, which is yearly becoming
more onerous, would be obviated by n
truo Democratic civil service reform,
election by tho people. Theiapul in
crease in the number of postoflices
throws an enormous burJen upon the
department in selecting otljcers, and a
change in the system of making ap
pointments will soon 1)0 a necessity
Tho process of rolling cold iron owed
its discovery to the merest accident. A
foundrynmn, a workman at tho rolls,
neglected to take his tongs from a bar
of heated iron in time, and they wero
carried through the rolls. Much to
his surprise, the tongs, instead of being
broken in passing through tho rolls
were reduced to the same guago as tho
heated bar, and hhone like steel. The
workman called the attention of the
superintendent to what he thought was
merely a "funny" circumstance; but the
superintendent jumped at the conclu
sion that, if it wero possiUo to roll
cold iron onco it could bo done again.
He commenced to experiment, and had
not gono far before ho discovered that
cold-rolled iron was in every respect
tho equal of steel for shafting purposes,
and in some respects its superior, as it
is more easily turned to any desired
size than steel,
An almanac 3000 years old, found
in Egypt, is in the ISritish museum. It
is said to bo tho oldest in the world.
It was found on tho body cf un Egyp
tian who had doubtless regarded it
with as much reverenco as he did the
Eyptiau Uiblo "Tho 15ook of tlio
Dead" and, indued, it is strongly ro
ligious in character. Tho days are
written in red ink, and under each is a
figure, followed by three characters,
signifying the probable state of the
weather for that day. Like the other
Egyptian manuscripts, it is- written on
papyrus. It is written in columns. It
is not in its integrity, but was evident
j torn before its owner died. It clear
ly established tho date of tho roign of
Raiucscs the Great, but contains noth
ing else of value.
It is now alleged that Treller, the
"trunk corpse of St. Louis, was not
murdered, but that tho body that cre
ated ruch a noisome sensation was that
of a medical college student, the whole
scho.ue lieing devised by Preller and
Maxwell to get nt a life policy of
820,000 which tho latter held in Hi e
hud. Just how the conspirators wore
going to manago to realize on the poli
cy is not apparent, but tho company in
which Proller was insured do not pro
pose to pay the amount until satisfied
beyond doubt that the holder of tho
policy furnished his individual corpse
for the trunk mystery.
Tho United iStates has 1C3.9I0
miles of telegraph line, or three times
as much as any other country in the
world. Russia comes next with 53,
73G miles. France, Germany, Austria
and Australia nil rank ahead of Great
Britain. The United States has double
the numler of telegraph otlices and
forwards twice as nmiiy telrgrains an
nually as any other country on the
globe.
Lost Monday during tho progress of
k game of base ball at Forest Grove,
William A. Roddick, aged seventeen,
was struck in tho eye with the ball,
from the ctTecU of which ho died lust
Friday morning. ' It mhmus that lie
was at the bat and struck at the ball
which followed the bat with such force
as to produce concussion of the brain
which was followed by inthination.
Charles A. Strauss has been ap
pointed a naval cadet to Indianapolis
by Hon. Ringer Herman, Congress
man elect, to succeed young Strang.
Master Strauss is 17 years of age and !
a graduate of the Portland high school.
He was born in Chicago, but has re
sided in Portland for the past ten
years, and is a bright and promihing
Lid.
Tho 80-trm gun carries a projectile
weighing 1700 pounds, and is capable
of piercing twenty one inches of solid
iron at a distance of 100 yards. I ho
33 ton gun penetrates 18j inches of
iron at COO yards, tho 3G ton gun ,
penetrates fourteen inches nt tho same
distance, the twenty five ton gun
twelve inches, mid the 13 ton gun
eleven inches of iron al 500 yards.
Tho penetrating piwr of the
twelve ton gun at 500 yards is eight
indies of iron, while the nine ton gun
can penetrate a seven inch iron plate
at 200 yards.
Richard Grunt, of San Francisco,
lias sued Laura 15. Kraushaar for
breach of promise, and lays the damage
to his wounded feelings at $700. The
smallness of the sum sued for is as
unusual as the suit. "He alleges that
defendant promised to marry him in
September last, when she had procured
divorce from her husband; that she has
since procured divorce but now lefuses
to kei'p h'-r promise. Of the damages
asked $300 is for injured feelings and
$100 for money alleged to have br en
advanced by pluintill" during I. is court
ship." Citation.
In the County Court of the Statu of Oregon
fur tno County ol Jjuiu.
In tlio matter of the estate (if I'owluud Sim
mons, deceased.
To James II Simmon J ami all person ill'
torcstcd in said citato:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE Of
I Oreiion you are hereby cited ami reunited
to appear in the County C"iirt of the State
of Orcein lor tlio County ot Line, nt me
court room thereof, nt Eugene City, in the
County of Lane anil St .to of Oregon, on
M mi. lay, the 0th day of July, lStj, at'.'
u clock in the ulternooii ot that (lay, men
and tliert to show cnuso if any there he,
why an order should not lio made for the
sale of the following described property to
wit: Lot 4 and .1, and W ' of S W of
sco 1, T 17 It 1 Labt, in Lane County,
OreiHiu.
.This citation is directed to be published in
the Kl'iiKNK Cn v liCAliu for four successive
weeks by nn order in ado by Hon (-co 8
Washburno, Judgo ot said Court, on tnu
i!7tli day of .May, llSS.i.
JnsKru McLkan,
Administrator of said Estate.
mm and Fentsn
I'OHMCTORSAXD BUILDERS
Eugene City, Oregon.
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FUR'
nished upon application.
Job work a specialty.
Omcs In the rear of Hendricks k Eakiu's
bank hiiihlin;.
RIIINKIIAIIT, J. R-House, sin ami cur
nafje painter. Work guaranteed I. ret class.
Stock fold at lower rates than by anyone in
l'.itl-cne.
I (i. IIhndkiikh.
t!. H. Eakin, Jr.
HENDRICKS EAKIN,
Eugene City - - Oregon.
Sk'bt drafts on NEW YOI'K. SAN EKAX
CISCO and I'Ol'TLAXD, OlthlioX.
All collections entrusted to us will receive
special attention.
llcposits re'.vived subjectto tlieck. Ioans
nude on approved security. ,amt a general
liiiukiut; hindni-oa done on reasonable terms.
Est rayed lie ward.
A rultablii reward will! be p id t anyone
that will cive iufnriuition t the underpinned
that will lead to the lindimj of tin following
described horse.i:
One bav pou v, bald face, and branded J 0
nn the left stiHe.
One brown horse, three years ol 1.
One iron cray lilly, three years old.
One sorrel, with blazed fare, three years old.
(J. W. I'ooKsKV,
Central Point, Jackson comity, Oregon, or
to the Ot'Aiiii OrncK.
Citation.
In the County Court of the .State of Oregon
for Lane County.
Iu the matter of the estate of liioina-i II
Elder, deceased.
To all parsons interested iu (he estate of
Thomas ll Elder, deceased, greeting:
IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OK
Oregon you are hereby cited and required
to appear iu tho Couuty lotiit of tl.e Stat;
of Oregon, for tho County of Ijuc, at the
Court Uoom thereof, at Eugeno Citv, in the
C unty of Lane, on Mouday, the titli day of
July, 1SS.1, at 'J o'clock iu the sftern.xm of
that il)', then ami there to show cause if
any exist, w hy an onlor slmuld not l e made
for the sale of the following described rl
estate, to w it: Ixita 0 and 7, of -s-c 30, T
'JUS, 1(3 W, coliUiniug ;.". 7 'I acres. Also
beginning at S V corner ot J V McKar
lacd't douation laud claim, th'-rce E to N E
Comer of looation Ul:d ilaiin of Oco Small,
thrtice S with tho line of the Oimi Small
donation land cUiin tj corner on N link of
ennk, thence a straight line in a N YV direc
tion to place of beginning, cont.iinio ;W
acres inure or leu, in Sec oO, T 'M S, II 3 Y.
Also lei;inuiitg at S V t-ir of J VY M Ear
land's donation Unit claim, theme S far
eoouc.li to make 14 acres, theuce in a S E
direction to the "L" eor of lieu Small's dona
tion land claim, thence iii a X VY direction
to place of bftfihiiiog. Containing M terra
Also S E J of S K I of Sec i T -Jl) S. I! 4
Y, cootaimng -lOacrm, all in l-ne Couoty,
Oreifon.
Wilneat, the Hon Oeo S Washburne
, , Judge of the County Court of the j
( Stat of Oivgon, for tl eCocnty of
SEAL Ijiii'. with the teal ot tin CYurt
t. I alhil, this (th day of Juue, A
; ' l, ISksi.
I Attest; Jor.LYAKK, Clerk.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Htnte f Ore
gun, for Lane Comity.
Mary K Vancrder, I'laintiir,
vs
J II Vanorder, Defendant.
To J II Vannrder, the defendant above
named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon you are hereby summoned and
required to be and appear in tho Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for Lane Coun
ty, and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
iu tii abovo entitled suit now on file against
you with the Clerk of said Court by the
lirst day of the next regular term of (aid
Court after the publication of this summons
for six tuc-cssive weeks in the Ei'iiOK
Cirv .il'AKli; ami ynu aro notified that if
you fail to appear as above required, the
plaintilf, for want of Midi answer, will ap
ply to the Court for tho relief demanded in
the complaint, to w it: That the marriage
contract now existing between plaintiff "d
difendiiut be dmolved, aud that the plain
tiff have and recover from defendant her
costs and disbursements herein.
This summons ia published by order of
Hon II S liean, Judgo of laid Court, in the
EiiiKNE Citv (iUAltu for aix successive
weeks, which order is dated May 21, 1SS5.
Dated this 30th day of May, 1SS5.
JiiLVKU & Coli.iki:.
Atty's for I'laintilf.
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WILL EXCHANGE
milK I-X'fiENK MILL COMPANY
X hereby takes the pleasure of annouuC'
ing that they u il! take
"WSCESjawE?
nt any warehuiise north of Etigonc City in
exchange for
FLQJJ3, MILL FEED, ETC.,
at 'licir iiiill in Eurne. The Coiiipaiiy will
take wheat receip's, properly signel to
llieni, anil five credit to the owner ol the
"aii.o on mm mniKs !or tnu nmoiiht in
bushels.
r. e. k co.
Ju!v "X a-Mim
St. Charles Hotel,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
W. H. Watkins Prop.
.uil c:critii(ol 1.i:i:ii;c
incut. ChnrtfCM laodortitc. 714-tf
FERRY'S
IMVAUAnt.E TO A T.LI
Y, il be inaileil ITQC
to all apnlicanOi I' ft C C.
anl to customers nf lust w:'.r w ltimut
crJerinnit Itcouiains illustrations. prices.
uesirlpiious ar.d directions for planting all
Vegetable ml Flower SLUDS, BI I.HS, et .
D.M.FERRY&CO.'T
7TT rOTION DIRECTORY.
CENTENNIAL LIVEUY STAHLE-J. J.
J-.aton, pM. 1- irt cum I cams, Hinrries. etc.
to sll points at reasonable rates, liar and
graiufvir sale. Headoiiartcra Corvallis Ltats.
S10 10 $10
AVEWISII-u5"S;r"
in evei y ncighbcrhiuHl on the IVifie Coavt
For ull ptrtitulan address,
A. J 11 A NO 1 10 FT, -San
Ersa.Tceo,
TVTT'S
ILLS
BTCgffuygsr-Aii
25 YEARSJN USE.
The Greatest M;diralTnniritia of tho Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORP8D LIVER.
I,..ol apprlllr. llanclsro:lte, I'ntn la
I he head, wl: b a Jull seusnilau In tho
bark srl Tula aadrr iho shoulder
klndts Kullafsa after rallug, iih aiiis
Inrhnailoa I exertlaa of boilr jrnlnd,
IrrllabllilToflrmprr. Law uplrils, with
a feeling t'haTlnf neslr-trd samo dalT,
Wrariurs. lltz.iarsa. l'loi;rrlo at Ike
Heart. lts helorelhe ejres, lleadarhe
Trr Ika rlsht err. Uestlrssness, wlta
Stlal drraaia. IlichlT ealorrd I rlne, and
CONSTIPATION.
TTTT-. PILLS arecpeel .illy adapted
t such nsr, onrt dose elTects fieh a
ehan(j"offee'inc.''Htonionlli t'lesnfTerer.
Tlx) Inrmirlli Aiprtllr,.nlrauM tlx
tvaly I f k. ou 'lch. ' ' lb- in Is
sonrlli-l. i''l hri'i r Touie Ariloa oa
lh ' (6llvnrwiHrifuUr Maul. are
r' ' - i. I . -II tu'rs-.1' .
IUTYS I1ATB DYE,
:kt I! ut: or V unt: ; chn.-il to a
GU'SsT !"f.cs hr a Mm arplioitlxn ol
ttiisl'Ti'. U l?r.;-ar-s r. naliiral criinr.acls
tr.Ma:it.i'a:l '. t !" l,-..-:s!s, or
s.-i,t be t x n on i wi-'tet Jl.
On'icf . 44 ;.V.!f rv; It , Now YirX.
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G. T. BOYD,
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH.
.J.uuct.o2i City. Or.
Wagon ami Machine rcjiairiuy
promptly attended to.
Sheoing and machim repaii in j
a epHcialtv.
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.
J. S. LUOKEY,
DEALER IN
Clocks, Wachss, Chains, Jewelry, Etc.
Uepairing Promptly Exectitt'il.
(STAll Work Warranted.
J.S. LUCKEY,
Ellsworth fcCo'g Briclc W'illivmette street.
fflondeifiil German liMorator.
THE OLDEST, OH EATEST
and JJE.ST JUCMEDY for the
cure of Nervous and l'hyuical Do-
Chilitv, Vital Kxhaiutinn, Seiui-
UJiml Weakness, Loss of Mauliixxl,
CC Failing Memory, and Jielaxed
V ..f.l.l. ,.l l:.: . f .i.
- Ci.V?f7fi i.trv l-'urlv 1 IffBV 1 nun nf Vimir
jQiSeinii.al Veakness, and all the
L'iVj "d effects of youthful follies and
uic auune or excesses 01 .nam-
i It iierm.inently prevents all
Lunaturul Lws fri.ui the sys
tem, as thousands can attest who
have used the Jtemedy in the
-iat quarter of a century which
Tit has been before the public.
O It is indeed a wonderful reme
Ody( toninj; the nerves, strength
Xening the muscles, checkiui; the
sjwnste, invigorating the whole
system, and restoriugthe atllicted
jUi Health and Hai'1'I.ne.ss.
j The I loctor will agm to forfeit
81,000 for a case undertaken, not
cured. The reason so many can
not iiet cured of Weakness and
the aliove diseases is owin to a complication
called "I'nutatorrliea," which requires special
treatment
VARICOCELE
or Woiisiv Veixs of the Scrotum. Often the
unsiiiected cause of Lost Manhood, Debil-
ITV, iC
DK. LIEHIG'S IXVIGORAT0R, No 2,
with oin- peculiar special treatment is the only
cure for 1 rostatorrhea. Uy it ManlKMnl is re
stored and the hand of time moved back from
afe to youth.
If pi'uples appear on the face, if you liecnine
lixtlcss and desKindeiit look out for the com
plication with Vital Wei.knessaud loss of
Vitality known as 1'n.statorrhea. Hundreds
of lives have been loct. for the want of projier
treatment for this complication, and thousauds
have lost all their proerty and pleasure in life
from its effects.
Price of either Inviorator, 82. Case of six
bottles, $10. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
DK. LIE1UU k t'0, treat successfully by
Liouiu-opaiiiy every loriu 01 .-ieciiu, i nvate
or Chronic Disease without mercury or naseous
drills. If vitality is drained from the body,
umnetotis diseases follow that batne ordinary
medical treatment. If allowed to continue,
the unnatural lots chums Consumption, Dia
lotes, lirifjlit's I iisea.ie, Insanity, Ktc. Cures
Guaranteed. Dieiw-e of the L'l'nito-urinary
oryaua, kidneys, liver and bladder speeinllj
treated. Diseases of Women Seedilv ('nred.
QUALIFIED ami liESl'ONSIliLE.- Dr
I.iebic & Go, from Europe, are organized in
compliance with CaliFomia Medical Law.
Diploma procured by regular college education,
and are now in their ifineteeuth year of 8ecial
practice.
Most powerful electric Mt free to patients.
Dr. Liebig's Wonderful Magnetic Healers or
Self M.inatizers, the greatest curative inven
tion ot the age. Every man or woman can
now be their own Magnetic Healer. It can be
used without the aid of a professional hand
rubber, consequently no big fees to pay. Price,
Ci, complete. Sold ONLY at the Dr. LieUtf
1 )isyeuRary.
Call or address
McblKlHspeiiKary,
400 Geary Street, !San h rancisco, CaL
Private utterance 4n."i Mason street, four
blocks up Geary from Kearny. Main entrance
through Dispensary Drug Store.
AGFNTSWANTEDEVERYW1RI
Tobamll. our II.I.I S. KA HII.Y bllll.KS.
hubHrrlptlon eliUon uow relr. Ui. luont
rUvaut ever imnlucnL (Superb l'liolo. A !
Iiiii,,ro eiclusiiedilims.diroeUyliiii'orte'1 r-r
rurvwn :rnli md standanl rnbunUons: Hill's
ULlmiisI. )lit.iris eta Wo ofl-r unrivalled In.
i. ..xiiiciiti, itii exclusive terr.tory. Wriw to us.
:ABt?n &, DILLON
Fanners Take Jlotice!
H
AVISO rUKCIUSEl) THE COUX
ty right f r the nu king the Continuous
Concrete Pipe,
....1 ; . i , i .
cor suoirngauon, unuvrtiraiuingnntl cwniluct
ing water, I am tvady to make contracts for
iy imc
AGENTS-E
tion, Vtrtman Son.
J. D. Love,
Mamifaotitrer, Eugene City, Or.
a. g, iiovrr, h. r. hi Jimntv, w. t. pket.
-otary. Attorr.ey. Cashier.
LANS COUNTY BANK.
HOVEY, HUMPIIIIEY i CO
EUGENE CIT-5T, - - OR.
Deposits mrlvol sulije-t to chec'ic.
bsun made ou approved stvurilies.
L-ht Drafts drawn on
POUTLAXD, SAN FRANCISCO AND
r.Vk llriN.
ExchiiUire ilravvn on tha ('!,!..
.. ,
r.ttroiH?. t
l'ollectiins nia.li! on all rsontji .nil m. nd.mI
IWiking busiuem transacted on favorable
term 8 tf.nl
MILLER BROS.,
IikALEAj IX
Field, Vegetable &FIowerSeeds
mftrrint Eig ', Tooit, rtrtilitrt,Ete
3W Srcusn SrrriT. - IVtirLtxi), Ob.
a iwZ
T. .11 a.. it!iir.ritt fi-nm the errors and
lndUTeli ns of vouth, nervous weakness, narly
decay, louof nianlinod, Ac, I wilU-rdarecipe
that will cure you, FLEE OF CHANGE.
This im-.it mini d v was discovered by a mis
sionary in fionth America. Send self-ad
dressed envelope to tuo liEV. .loritrn 1.
HUtion D Nsw Yct'x City.
ft i w.wm Qwtwwy.
2 KEARNY ST S.F.tUt.
Established fi.r the Scientific and speedy cure
of Chronic, Nervous and Special diseases.
The Expert Specialist,
-pvH. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN, IS
I 9 .i ivL'iilr crr.i!iuuV'd nhvsiciau. educated
at Uowdoin College ami I'uivemity of Michi
gan. He has devoted a life time to the study
of tho treatment ruid cure of diseases within
his uriecialty.
And middle-aged men, who are suffering from
the effects of youthful indiscretions or excesses
in mature years, Nervous and Physical Debili
ty, ImiK.teiicy, Lost Manhood, confusion of
ideas, dull ryes, aversion to society, despon
dency, pimples ou the face, loss of energy and
memory, frequency nf iirituitin;,', etc. Kemctn
ber, that by a combination of remedies of gret.t
curative power, the Doctor bns so urr.ti'ged his
treatment that it will not oidy iilford iiomedi
ato relief but permanent cure.
MY HOSPITA L EXPEEIKNTE.
Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
hospitils enables me to treat all private
troubles with excellent results. I wish it dis
tinctly uiider.4o. d that I do not claim to per
form impossibilities, or to have niiirctdous or
su inaturn! power. I claim only to be skill
ful and successful physician mid surgeon,
TliOltdVt.llLY informed in my specialty -DISEASES
OF MAX.
All applying to me will receive my honest
opinion of their complaint) no experimenting.
I will guarantee a (si-itive cure in every case
I undertake, or forfeit tl,li;)l ConsnUatiun
in office or by letter FliKK and strictly private.
Charges reasonable. Thorough examination,
including chemical and niicmscopiul analysis
os urine and advice, .'.00. Call i r address
l)r. Allen,
26.J Kearny treet, San Francisco, Cal. Office
hours, 9 to 3 daily; 6 to 8 evening: Sunday's, 9
to 12 o 'J tf
P. S. I have a vegetable compound, the re
sult of many YEAH of sH-cial practice and hard
study, which under n.y six-cial advice han
never failed of HlccEiS in the cure of Lost
Manhood, Prostatorrhea, etc
New Barber Shop and
- bath Rooms
(tine door North of Post Office.)
BATHS, 25 CENTS. EVEKYTIIING
fitted up in the best of order. Shaving
and hair cutting done in the most approved
order.
JEHIIY HOPvX. Proprietor.
"Conqueror."
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL STAND
the Hadley horse, "Conqueror," this
season at SLOAN'S STABLE in Eugene City.
The horse is well known and has some very
proniisine colts, which will show for them
selves. He U of English draft aud Clydesdale
stock.
As times are hard, we propose to stand the
horse at the following rates:
Insurance $10 00
Season 8 00
Single Leap 5 00
SLOAN BEOS.
Eucene City, March 21, 1C. 3-21-2tn,
CRAIN BROS.
DEALERS
IX
Watches unil
Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, etc
Watches, tlocks, and Jewelry repaired and
warranted. Northwest corner of Willamette
and Eighth streets.
To Stock Raisers.
Young Sampson.
Tiiis fine horse will le allowed to serve mares
the ensuing season, commencing April 1st and
ending July 4th, 1S.S.", at M-wart's stable in
Eiigdu City, and at Cref swell, Oregon, on the
folliwitg terms: Single sen ice, lO; season,
$l."i; insurance, ?'-'0. Leup yny a' le nbensrr
vice is rendered; season, at t!i end of ;!ie sea
son j insnraue. when the nine i Loo in to le
with foul, or if sob I or t. ;!"! I e:'or this is
known, t1,.- in: nisiu-e is !oit.i:,.l. Care is
taken to piw-iil a- ci ! n, I :i r- -ipon-ible for
none th t uiiiv o.vir. M i,-. -s c in bo pastured
on na.-oitalde tirms.
li:.sVI!UTlo.V AXI l'EmoMKE.
Sampson is a btauliful b.iy, 7 years o'd
April 2d, lS-s; wei.-hs about IS 10 lbs.: is IS
hands bih and wvll )iropirtioned, and is con
sidered by most men that sie him as Iving me
among the finest horses in t';ie Stale of his age.
Ho was sired by Advent ir.-, he by Emperor,
the first thoroughbred Clydesdale ever iui
srted to Oregon. Adventure's dam was a
fine Henry mare. Sampson's dam is well
known in Marion county. being formerly owned
by Mr. John Orchard, and as a fine mare anil
good breeder, has but few if any titriors in
the Suite. For further particulars impure of
the owner.
T. J. DUNTOX.
Owner and Keeper.
Did You Know That .
liii?
TI.VD POUCH
THE ENTIRE EUSI-
11
nes of
Swift, Combs and Go,,
for CASH, and have a foil ami complete stock
of STAl'I.K aul KAX'.'V CKuCKIUKS,
t'JKK'KI'i; V, Wtiol) and WILLOW
WAUL, nii.l a tlioii-ii1!.! other tl.in.s neetled
in every f.i-nily, ail of which will b .M at
llfdrork price.
We h;n lle tlie liolct Isars and
fiiext I'rriit-It 'niidirt.
Our Kakerr v ill turn out d lily only the Wt
rr.i I, Ties, I'.Xcs, 1'wkics, Etc., that enn 1
luad. J 7 tf
hknth
oseoRH a co.
DRUGGISTS & APOTHECARIES.
WILLAMETTE STREET NEAR 8TX
T T Eugene (.itj-, dealers in
DRUOS,
CHEMICALS,
OlLw,
GLASS,
VARNISHES,
CIIUTCHES,
Of ra-ist every kiud, etc.
Brandies. Wines and Liqucis
of the very best finality fim:idic;mil i ni,(..,
WE have always kept abreast of the times
in our line, and without boasting, we think
we are safe in claiming that we have 'I Hl'
PEST nssortniintof DRUGS in Eugene.
Particular attention is called to tur it xk
PERFUMERY,
TOILET' SETS, and
.CELLULOID CASES
For the year
1884,
We shall be able to sell PAIXTS, OILS
PKl Shl.S, (of whn h we now' have a h,r...
....
Than any house in this city, and our fikndg
cr.n reft assured that anything benight from u,
will be fii-st-clasi. As wo buy many of our
goods East Kiel l ave facilities that few in our
btisincfs ha.e, we think we are prepared to un
dersell anil furnish a Utter quality of gnotlt
tlum anyone iu our line in Lane county.
We call cpecial attention to PRESC'RIP.
1TOXS. which will be caixftilly filled at all
hours of the day or night.
Tho Buyers' Ghde is issued March
and Sept., each year; 224 pages, 8xllJ
inches, with over 3,300 illustrations
a whole picture gallery. Gives wholesale
prices direct to eonmmcrt oa all goods for
personal or "v niiljr use.
Tells how to fj? order, and
gives exact ff cost of ev
erything you i'i J J nse, drink,
eat, wear, or J havo furi
with. These V inyaloabls
hooks contain information cleaned from
the markets of the world. We will mail
a copy Free to any address upon receipt
of the postage 8 cents. Let us hear
from you. Respectfully, j
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
SHI A UsJk AveaiM. tkloacmlil.
J. W. CLBAVEE
Dealer in all kinds of
Agricultural
Implements.
"AXD-
Real Estate.
Eugene City, Oregon
ERVOU3 DEBILITY I
Int. t. C. West's Nmivs axu Hiiain Jkut
mk t, a iriamnlwd sivilio for Ilysurin. 1 mi
iio.s ('oiivolsio;;i, Ills, Neivoi.s Ni uriil-m,'.
Hwidacln. Nervous riu--irntinn cm nil I ytl-eie
of nln "ii.il or obaccn, V. lilrcfult.tfs, eiiti 1 I e
prossion, Sofleniim if tlie Ilrain rumllirr in i:
s-inity u id leulinu to niiM.iy, du-ny aid tleoih.
Prenritura Old At-n, rcnetincss, Ls of pomrf
in either sox. Involuntary I of sis, ni d Hi-eimnt-orrhoea
cauhfd by over-exertion of the biain.ielf-.
amino or over-indiil-euce. l'r.rh Ls.x cor.tniia;
one month's treat nient f l.m a box, or six boxes
or "iAO. si'it bv nuiil prepaid rn rtcc'l t of prico.
WK H I'A it A Tl".i'. IX LOXIH
to cure any case. Wil h each order received by lis
for six boxes, necompanieil with (.MA o will
bend the pun-liaser our writU-n (ninnu.tee tore
fund tho money if the treatment does not eflect
acure. (iimnintees iwsu'il only by
H1.VKI, t'liAKK A C O
"WTidesalo o.n.3. HcteLll rruce'Jts,'
1'OKTLAXD, OKLCON. . .
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
DH. rELIX LE BRUITS
Provcntiie end uro. for either tSox.
This remedy being iTijectnl diroctly to the seat
of thou, diceases of the Oenito-Vrinary Organs,
requires no chance of dirt or nauseous, mercurial
ur poisonous ni(lic:in s to be Inker, ii tcmally.
Vhin tnki-n eh n lvn:tie b titliersex.
it is ini possible ton: met in y venereal diffuses!
ut in tin- one i f tl e nlnndy unfortu
iiutrly a il i I (1 iiih Gonnorl.aa and 'il""!'
wo enaiTintee !t boxes to cure or wo will refund
tie nuncy. Trico by rrnil, postnue puid, f'ilO
rcrlox,or,8boes 'i;rf.0a Wiitun suarantee
i..-uc 1 by r.il niithorizi (I rif.-er.t.
Lr. SYIix l.c Iti'.-n A o. Sole Props.
vu'j!Aitr. & to.,
AutiMrivd Af.enl',
WSielcscJc tr.ii t"crcil TxiaE,elot0
lli;'l.AM, flil.CON,
Orders ' v xHt.il will ict t'ive itvi - Mtontion.
FIRES
Extinguished every day with the
Hayward Hand Grenades.
Save your homes, your property and your
lives. Take no other. I'-e sure you get tin
Hayward. O. J. Ileeht, 121 Market St, S. F.
J. M. KENDKK'KS, Aseut, Eu-ene.
PETZE EUI7EY, PEOPEIETCE.
I take ri.EAsri:i: ix axxouxcino
to the public that I have re-opened this
popular place of resort for the year 1NO, the
buildings bavins leen thouroiishlr refitteiL
1 have secmeii the servi.-es of several very
attentive servants, who will specially care fur
the welfare of guest.
-CAMPERS--
Are cordially invited, nnwitbUnR report t
the contrary, l'rice per week for baths, i
cents, t'roceries, hay, oats, etc. can lie ire
cured at the springs at reasonable prk-es-
Fish and Game
Arn plentiful in the vicinity of the sprinys.
The scenery is maiiticent, and those wUhii't
a Summer t-ur can go t no lietter place. A
back mill be run to the si'tings lesvio?
Eucene City every Tuestlav alter the arn,l
vt the aiternoon tiain. Ere, fjj. Eoari', W
per dav.
Xo li piors sold on the premises.
Eor further particulars aMre-a
l'ETEK IUTxEY.
Foley i'prin,;.'', Iue Co., Orvgon.
liisvi-1 enAut
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