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1E.EKAL WK.'.T IK ! ore!, another victory for tho prenent
Onml U. S. (Jr, tin olJ U- "iMiinutrati,... It S a political rather
parsed quietly away at Mt. M. -M ' , tl'i -'" l "v-ft ""tli,a' r,!
New York, Thursday morning S;,J8 of the application of busmeM priii
('clock, lie had l en huII'.c"o xul1' JcipU '.o th" conduct of public nftair.
tancer'nf tl.n tl.mat fnrn,iul" ot''rj Do. any one suppose, tho Dolphin
nine .iionlhs, which at ast r,'suk''d ! would have heen rejected under Waine'a
fatally. As t?w newn lss",, ,irf""?!' jadininistrationJ Or that Chandler'a
the land the people, 'tll0,,t f"",r(1 t0 contrails would have Wn declared null
imrty or part condiJ,,s- wr,, smc,'r,,'V
i ....... ...
sorrow iui. vnm
... ilo WilS til ! 'TCatf.St
i
cl i;i America Mr years,
f jr tin! preservation of
general prou
and did my 4 Pn,s,'rvat'ou '
hf ITnie
in fact, as tin' on-; man
thit '-rWl sl,rr,';,s'H" ri"
j.Jn His woldiers fairly worshiped
.n. In iiiournin over hia death it
appears that the South is as sincero as
iho North, Knowing conclusively that
we havo a thoroughly unitej llepulilic
nnd people. They admired his lighting
nualuien, and also the magnanimity
tihown after the Kurrin h r. His uiein
ory is written upon every truo Ameri
KM lu-art, and will he preserved as
long as thu k'overiiuient exists. Ilo
made mistakes in his civil administra
tion. l'ut what human heing has not?
Let the mantle of charity cover his few
faults, and only r emher his great
and good deeds, which were many. He
had a large and warm heart, It is said
he never forsook a friend. lie was as
true as steel. The names of Washing
ton and lirant wiil always w held in
high estpem and honor. The soldiers,
the citizens, and all, ar; hovved down
in grief over his death. His family,
and especially his wife, who is one of
the noblest of women, ha ye the heart
felt sympathy of the people of the Re
public. We take the following short bio
graphical history of his life, which is
familiar to nearly every one, from the
Library of Useful Know ledge;
0 Ulysses Simpson (!rant, eighteenth
1'rcsident of the Uni'ed States, was
bom at Pleasant, Clermont county,
Ohio, April 'J7, graduated at the
military academy of West Point in
1843, and served under t!eiieral Tayh.r
in the war with Mexico, 1SH, up 10
the capture of Monterey. His regi
ment was then transferred to the expe
dition under (iee.eral K silt, and lm took
part in every action from Vera Cruz t.
.Mexico, and w as brevet ted First Lieu
tenant and Captain for meritorious con
duet at Molit.o del Hey and Chapulta
pec. In 1 (.'-' he served in Oregon; but
in lc)4 resigned Ins commission, ami
settled at St. Louis, Missouri, whence,
in 1S39, he moved to (laleiia, Illinois,
and engaged in the leather trade. At
tho heninning of the war of secession
in 1 SGI , he volunteered his services,
and wus appointed Colonel of the Ill
inois reiriment. In August ho was ap
pointed P.rigadier llcm-ral, command
ing tho important post of Cairo, occu
pied Paducah, and led an expedition on
the Mississippi. In February, lo'J, he
-distinguished himself in the capture of
Fort Donelson, on tho Tennessee river,
and was made Major (ieneral. On
April C, following, after a preliminary
defeat, ho won a ureal battle over the
onfederates at Pi'tsburg Landing, or
Shiloh. Succeeding (b-ueral Halleek
in the west, he commanded the land
forces wiich, in oonjuncion with th"
navy, reduced Vicksburg, July I, ISM,
oon followed by the fall of Fort Hud
son, and the opening of the Mississippi.
He then took command of the army of
Tennessee, and defeated ti neral 15riii;g
nt ChickamaUL-a. in Sentemlier of the,
aii) v-ar; aiiil wit, in 1SGI, app.diit-d
I.ii'UtiMiant li'Mirrai and (.'oiiiinaiidi.r-iii
Chief, kiuI personally dir-ctml tli. op.r
fttion of thu qnMt linl firusah? in
Vlmtuia ,'t. u lii.li tli., Vortliorii t'ir.-i.t.
though "oft-Mi r-imlsod with hoavyjP 'f ,-h-cti.i- a R.'iul.lica:i lT. K-
loiisi's, finally oomprll- d tin I'vaottmtion i S-natorl
of Uic-hinond, April i, ISO."), f.dlowod " 7' " , t
on tho Oil. hv th.i 8.,rrml.Tt.f th, t'on-' ' N'er,"'ry pf Jl,p
" federate nrniv uml.-r tJ.'iu-ral a an.l j Tn-aMi.-y th. fore of the Portland Cus
soon fter of tlut rutin (.iifilT.it' j tm House ha hi-en cut ilow n ont'-half,
forces. C mross, in r.-conitiot. of his -jt jiavl1;, M.n rJuni ,iat ,,v
MilliHlit M-rvuvs uu act r.-w.-
. f ! .ui.iri)! iif (hit rni v I
,,-!'. ,:t. I ;ri." m hi -Ii llri-iVa11"1 of tl,,,lr tt0rk for ,,u' Sr.-at
Ot tht I llltfd .stati'S, tow hull l.r.int, .-,...
was inimIiif.'ly appoint.-.!. In 1'.. j moral party. And -still thow was no
i i ... i ... . . . i .,.,..!.' i . i ... t
form, PhmJ.-ii: of tit- r.nt.J fi'.u;
hau.,g in 172 i-u re.-h-ct.-d
v.-r noracH Lr-.-i-y. n" r.-ur.-j ir.
r.-t in- i IP
If, i, aft'-i his s.-co'.ul trrni or o:uiv. ,
., i . . I LV. :
in m lavt'T y-ar uiini ii'..-n i.u-
rov',
wph-oiiit1
th wor
earne
trr, h
much to htrait'y as to sup-nor tiuai-.
U-ra and roomer, and hard tii.tin,
0-.Tywli.-r.. r.'vini a I., any , do,n,, and t,w pruicipM at th, H-c- "t ; 1 a, d T? 'V UltAI KU!HWWItN KtWfcUY. Hre-
.'""i " - -V e,ute th Ml.t l n.iti n t., wr. .le- ,UVUH, ,. ,.i.tt, , .i..ft.ih..t r.1 i.r..i.. ! Wi. .-. '1 j u,l '"u ? - :Jl s v -.i in :.. i v. t-
!.l , IsT.I Si..,n'.. rrti.s-nt 1 . , . ...... w.... ..1. I . I ...I ... .1... f..!l...n .W-nW " . .. - V . .y ..I I t: I V'i.'AJitVwW V 1 "V' " r "
... ... ..... .... . snrn;Mu . rs inai r-inu- urnii i - - , ,-riv. !.- i: : i.'; ii titu !.:' i . r rr-, , i r,r-ri'.-rw.?. . .n. Mhrnhnnt. ... k.,i-
t an.l p.rs,v.r:n(: n.Ms cl.aiac- , ftn., . ln , ; ' !. 5 " J.... N-'rth t the S i: c.r-.t loai.ty Survey : i l.ylii ,.!a call .l .ele the .a.ne
ow-d hU military m-c not v , 7 ..uniy i rl) ' , ' f ti ,? ' numa ",:,.-o N..rt M'J ,lrt-. I L-V.nVLlOyjAVAllllKs' turned and we mu,t cllect
in W IllCll PVPIl a M'r:i' Ol WClOriH l-U : - - ' jmi.- wnirru. .. ............. ..... S. .n t tl l I, ct.s J.UC "t lK.-J.UIIlli. V..- ..n.nri.. .. inimi. nii.i nr. rui.-..
his fiiemv less ah'c U r.-sist. Iunn.' ' l-vn aptoititeJ JuJ of the United ' cJaim. thei.c t t. N K c..-r -t IW tallllk. .u.r,,. ,,ut ,.f it e .i..i,a-...n , ' " 'i;r ' r.-t l- tat. It cl.k, -nnMli.
l. .u.r.iu utii M I 11 rlann of (.. Stn!!, tit'iK- '"'t'1 it!i i.ni ,( Wnh.ri uiilii, Ni-t. IJ4'.l in ."" i Malaria. r-li-ve I "ntia
Granta lV-sul.-ncy ft great reduction Slate Court at ,Vaka hy PreMd-nt ,Sf ot UfUfnl sil U, 1,1. ,;.u,. to ! ; j"VV i-, 1 a! Ci"i..iy U'-C W p",; 'ViM.-u an-t lUl.i.mMio. and put
wa-nmado upon tne nalior.a- d-'.t in- Jud Iai.o ha the Civ ! crt.cr on North U-.k .icrr-k. t a....- a ! lt j;-;, - V lUv. x., 4 ta Mm' a-i.;:t:..r. ta : '! vVlt'Ttt"I "l tal" W.', V' "
CUrrfil Jurilii: tlio civil war. The lliil-l ... , , - . - , ,.- ' trvht l:n in N W .1 rv.-ti-n t. i U.e ot , (-. j- , . t-, ,U11.V tirt ,.... -" s, , . j -;,' ' an'1 I 'ideruk
Itarv cowrmnent of the Sou-.h. rn SrtU,U,',n of hw fr,-n'U '' th' : .'ains. ...n.n, acres more or les , V tA !S ,,n..rll.; u llh lhler. -L' -i -L ' th.,e inchl.tci t
SUlea ill tho year cannot U n-ardej
M aucc.s.sful. Ihe llir.t important.
ovMit conuectfd with relation to for-
i!?n Mat.a wan l!.e h.-ttleiiient of the
.? . i.. .i... ..:..;..f
Aianan.a juf.iie.ni " o".vna ajs-.n our iiei
CPii.iiiisMon in 1. I.
"
The moral of tl.o K.-pul.l.can party
ar good enouL
1 I. .1 ...
Ii nir mil...-...-
i: nr ihercnMn that riiJ th buM
rstforit.
Rjiirti't Fnilnrv.
I'lm asinii)i'nt of John Roach, Baya
Portland Standard of thu 24 th.
ml void! The deeper the knifn goes
the. KU Oliver ill" evidence oi prewuus
dishonesty in all the department of
"overnnieiit. This failure ouidit not
have hem a surprise. Mr. loach has
long been known to he incompetent as
a ship liuihh-r, lieing thoroughly igr.or
ant of correct lines and model The
host architects on the great lakes have
always regarded him as an impostor
who could mt compete with honest
workmanship except through the col
lusion of those in powr. We were
informed yesterday Ly a ent!eman in
this city who inspected them hetorp
they went, into Her vice, tlut iioth the
City of Tokio and City of IVkin were
so poorly constructed that out $200,
001) were expendi-d on each fur repairs
not Ion;' after they were Utile. The
secretary of the Atlantic works, of
I!oston, where several monitors were
liuilt for the government during the
war. assured th writer last fall that
no istaMishmeiit in this country could
compete with John Uo it'll, whose con
tracts were draw n so as to preclude the
hid of every other Iddder. That such
a man has failed a somen of congrat
ulation to every friend of honest ml
ministration Tin; Republican purer a few weeks
n'o were yelling with delight because
they claimed no rascals had been found
by the administration. Now they are
singing a di!lercnt tune. They are
busily enrtged defending such rascals
as Koach and Chandler. They plead
the old worn out sympathy dodge. A
rascal that will nnspppropriate govern
ment funds is not a proper subject for
sympathy from honest nu n and women.
The penitentiary is the proper place
for such scoundrels. At one stroke
Secretary Whitney has found where
sJ.OUO.WO were in the act of being
stolen liy the 1 ascals. The honest men
in the country will applaud th" Secre
tary of the Navy in his gooil work.
The laud thieves are in a state of
excitement on account of the action of
Commissioner Sparks ir. hunting up the
land fiauds that have been prevalent
j during the past twenty years. He has
already declared forfeited millions t;f
acres of unearned railroad grants,
which will be given to the poor home
steader, lie is an honest man and
will expose every fraud that h as lieen
committed during the Pepublic.n rule.
The rascals are now being found, and
the average Republican organ is crying
for "syu pathy."
It appears from a Washington dis
patch that tin-re are more appeals for
retention in office than there are appli
cations for places in the public service.
The incumbents who have st long en
joyed the honors and fhe profits of pat
roici'V are louth to resign them. They
invoke the tenure of cilice act, the 1
mil s,m,.. act, ii,,.i o.h-r ..N,,ii,.u
to pr...iit r.-iiioval. i tliosr nri tlic
pfi)p!c who ri-iid homilirs t l lit" I.miic.
ciatsim tln( dis-'raot-ful L-raiiillu foi j
spni's.
Why d Mi'l tin" Oregonian speak out
Oil lh- extra session ,p,esl, on, , the
in.tiirv wo huv. hoard fioni nmny nf
its rcadi-rs in Liiu- county. U it nfruid
to I'lMiiiiiiK'f tli" rohhiiiij of tin poopl
nf Ort-o.m of ?.'K000 for th a..!f pur-
, . , A , f u p,
9
. I V,e M ' h,"T . . f T'
Th, ,I1IlKr.lM tIlll (ir. ack.r, vtirTIT: V i'
I . . . ,
. , )W4 ,VP fUvl
ill route tli- .-rand old party ol many
Hon. 11 J. Pawn... of Salem, has
'io- of Or.-g,.n.
1 a""cipHtcd trounie w-n nuv -
ia and tnslan.l ha aain lilown ovrr.
....
fc rs "" 1
doouiJ to dixippointnieiit. i
! . -
, .. '
i' miliri II . .IIIHUTIB' M HIT
lerai'v, as th'
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iiuiiun-u vat. i "'."" - - - - "'" " i r. ?.'.' iiioi .,i.i.iin!. - one us.
I M Vi-llVM
Urf;omai cda it, i mcc at on
rthin2 fraud.
What becomes of all the exuberantly j
flT.ivivu fViil-eKHIOIl of ooiiiion bv our I
esteemed Heiiublicatl COntPiilDOraries
that no living man coultl oh founu to
till the place of James Russell Lowell
ill London, when the London Times
emphatically declares that Mr. Phelps
is the greatest Minister America ever
sent to England?
MBWWaw warn
Buy Ilaywnri! hind ujunaik-.
Fur good" uVnt'iKtiy jjf ti Taylor .t Elr!y.
Tin hi'liet iiwih priKe will he paid fur writ at
by K Ji liunu.
l'lnjtora;ili tinialied neatly and arti
tioally at Whiter'.
A liae lino of nilk plushes in all uliaik-i
ami arndes t r H Uuirn .
The lieat candii'ii and orange can
lie found at K Haum d coulettionery
Ice uruain, foila water aud leniomi
B,iu ill's, onu door north ul the
Hettl.
Thfl r,r.lil) (loe all kind nf iU print ii
cheaper than any ether olliue ia liue ceun
ty. Call and itet t-itiaiatei.
K Bamn veils tlic bent ciir nnd t.d.accn
ever etlered for ale iu Unfile. Cigan Imin
5 ct to 2 eta apiece, and all pure ilavynna
Lumber.
Mr .1 Coni.-toel;, of Latlinni, desirta to
inform the gisid people of Kuyvne and viciuity
t)iat lie has entahli-lieil a lumber yard at tlx
depot, with Mr W It Andrew M anL He
will keep on hand all Mud anil ize nf
lumber which he prmse to i-U at reasenahle
prict. Givo hiin a call and secure price.
Mr Andrew in di sin-s a quantity of wood
to Fell en mall colnmixsieii.
n e w a i v i : in-1 s i: m k n t s.
V. 15. rr.XllllA. Ii. J. I'EXCIiA. A. WllKKLEB
Pmgnu
Wheeler,
& Co.
rJ (f n i p rr
2)
Having plenty uf (.T-dncry ruein an 1 j. ' "! fa
cilities furt"i'in- and !::iie!!iiu' wlu-.-.t
at our .-priixtiild Mill are
liiue we r(,pe(.tfl.'.ly
liiit a chare ef
The Business in th'it Line.
We prupese tci de a ftriot'.y k-it!ir.:ite Morale
hiisini'ss and farmer wishin; t. s'- 're
will dii well t- consult tn l.e
f.ue iiial.ini.' th ir ar
riui.iiKnts. rKM;!:A, war.'.!.!::: .v co.-
SprinB-fie!.I. July II. 1.
if THE
Mi9 M
Will give a No. I Con
cert j uimar f s TheativJ
;
I
Satnrnnv Ansr. 1.
For tllt lirni'tH of the
Woman's
j u
XtfjLISF CORPS'' epa'r'n5 0Re PromPtn2SS'
TIK0()FI.(7a SPtriVLTY.
Tickrt-, .VI ct. Kprved,
t'hildrvn, '.'.V
Administrator's Sale of Real
In the matter of tho estate nf
i Thoniiu II.
I-.M.T. ,1. coimM.
70TIOE IS HEKEllY (;iv:: THAT!'
in jHrti.in.-c nf an on'.-rot the ( i-unty
Curt ot tl.o s;.it .f Oir.m fur tliel . .u.ity
I ..( UnMiiade nd entcml of u-ord at the
; )Ur torm xhrttltf) ,.., )e tth ...ay
i tww. ... th.i t.kf..c .,f h.
..- i i. . m . .. I i
t lVlllltVi (!,,,. soil nt i.ut.lf aiK-ti..n. t
Sit ((! ao.l Seven I . I. in !c . ii, I .0 I. .i
' VV w u..r-u.i , a.
.ui.vtJi, I -t l e i-'i;iiiiiii'i!
at S Werner f J W McEarland l-n. L1
cUim. thene South far n..iii;h t .make 14
henw
hi a t. i' ir. c.ion i. me "i.
..... . .. ..i
' comer of (ieo SmU l..n. 1 .1. c,
. in a N W ditectioa t p..- ot
.. 1 ... r ......
Iw-kinniiii:,
eontaioir.il 14 -re. Al 1. j ! 1. J ol
Sftltiu 2i ia T :M S K 4 et, (..otamir-j,
:40yre.
l::""?- , a ,.
I'CU .II1. I. II II . .-' ,.-.-.--
' Adminttrt-'r of the ett of Thoa-.a H.
i Elder, de;'t.
..-.. .........
THIS IS not
1 j
.t " ' s,
But it is THE MANj
that lias boon buying;
his ' !
GROCERIES, !
PROVISIONS,!
Bread, Calces, Cigars,
Tobacco, Etc., at tho!
Store of !
r
Osbnrn S BgUhaw
1? . 4-1. ... -4- ..,,, -fl.
'01 Tile liaSl lllOXllIl
- . I
MUfl Ilillllfl tllJlt 'M
tlllll lUUllll nun Jiv. Mil-
r.l!-illr 'it 'iwt
Jlillvllll; til 11 ilM
25 Per Cent.
h
'IS ll'Kl
l. mill
thereby,
his
t
Twuvtiii; linn iHT-'ii
lie (lidil't 31 1) IjI
sooner.
New Firm!
I New Goods!
1vTGW llCSS!
Successors to n. 11. James, j
-I'Eai.lks in -
STOVES, RANGES, TIHWAREi
Pumps, Gaivamzad Ironware,
rIYn "inn-ii ;
AliNL, LUI 1 hh,
Lead and frcn Pipes,!
In t'u-t, t-vt-riliiii f uiiul in a
r irM-v. iasN i in ono).
Manufacturers of
ALL KI. !)S (IF TI.WVAUL'.
(Jive us a aud pricf goods ln-f.irt
t.urcliaui'' i-:m-a li.-it'.
j thOl On '!-1 Mii' ot hiani.-tt
tr...,t ..,r r;..i..ti,
'
Sheriff's Sale.
TOTUT. IS HEUKI'.Y CIVEN THAT
hy viit-io ..f mi rx-.-cuti-n duly ...;t
v M-r1 0r-i
I ' ' .' j . i
ttthm
" -lilt. 1-v't. ia fv-.r.it.l. I.. I'aj-, pU.iiliit,
-N I . rtt , (, , vr,t 'J 10 chs tiicmv
V' .V.' .
r... V. . t i . . i i. taeiioe
. tir,un at the ralr ol W vr cent t-t-r
. .....b,,. j,m 0f aul iud.-ment. co,t..
.....n.iM . .....t I tn.-i.!it.( nt sa!e. 1 will
; . .1 .1. . .1 1 ,. .. 1,. ..v-tmi.
- -
.
i ,' ...1 ., ,1., i-.nrt II. .1,.. .l,p in K.u rue
' I... I i..n .ii t... i.i.'.'i'.l li .li t-r. 1. -r i-A-11 iu
1. it
1 ... iv,u-.:v. (irx , t,
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iau-.i juiv i.i;.,
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M,r;1 I.a: e Coil. tj, Or- J U.
Mil YaW
,$100,000 in New Features- Two Millions in Value- $4000 daily Expense
I
Onhf Circus and McimScrit
1 Eugene, Wednesday, August 12th,
THE OLDEST ! THE LARGEST: THE RES'l UK ALL SHOW'S!
!JNO. ROBINSON'S
Great World's Exposition,
v-w -.. V'--..- .T-..- i I
Ucint-lail to he in nine in v.iim-.- iu
$300000 free street ?;mm
I Tliirtvime C'harioti, 4 St-ain Musical Wagons, 1.1 Mnnnted 'i i lie, .'i :) I1-r"-. J Sep-
!nrte'KiiiI ..f .Musio.l-Viii.de liraw Hand. S-ctti-'i ...'pip---. .V t-.i Knk-liU,S0
i t 'u.'e. - Strain I lr.':iu, lVinale (Ipen AirUpera, !-- I'. -i.i ! t I i Ji.' ih-e Troupe,
t(aiu (ali.. p-. ."ill ('..tilth-llanie, len of lVrfeiiiiiiu- Wild 1'. i .i., i , I i..i, Henw.
i.,IKiris jvari( .ytb,.;, A.ac.n.h, !(. CnsUictor. ic, tl.tii- k,i(ir.-, all thrown
lopen, KUl.M.k-s .l..n, in the mighty parle.
n. . rj:..i .j M...I..
o w. cubes in o ningsi hua mewiy
FI KTV- 'Ai iK MI'XAl ;K1!1 K The uu
Ml'Sl'.lWl n." I.n iMi W'JNDEU.S-And
I uioilnrn r.ine-itii .
; KVi:i;V N.UIOX IIErKKSEXTKD.-Trihesnf Hind'M, Kurds Grek. Cannihalt,
' Aral.', Med-., .l.ipan-ie, ratau'onians. Frjees, N'ul.ian, Efyptians, Mulajm, liutten-
tu(s f.M)1i j,, t ii -ir n.itivM fosttnne and eer.-monii-s.
i Sl UOi'l. HF IKAINEH ANIMALS. -Trained E'ephant. Trained Horse. Traiued
Cam Tiiiin.- I El!;. Tr .in- ! V r l Trained (strieh, Trained Zehras, Traiued Ponie.
A Hi:!: Hoi' .MilNSTl"; ':'.':.: IVXTS-llf all a-es and sizes.
(iVKi: lid AI.I. SI'.M. '. i. -sis-Male and Female. (Svmnaj-ts, rider. Acrohat,
('! -. ; ! :- ,:-'. I,.' !..; e.l tiiy new nowtl acts. Three mparate Jrfoiniance
-i. " - i- ' .: :-t '"'' of tie- atidi. nce.
- .' i- - -' - :'!..r'.'i School of Sea Lions! $10,000 White Nile Hippopotamus!
; .., :.- p. i.i sci.'.'-i "I .urm:
i IVi t ri.:-1 ;'.-.a -p..iii! 1. rtc.ni.. is from Enssia! Artit from (iermany and AiaJ.ia.
I l't r;Vi iin-r.. hi Is? lVtf.umeis f:oin Australia! Artists from France and dapan?
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I'iiy uiore 2ofi'Is in the ear th.ui any otliep house iu Eugene.
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Sdl more irootls ami at low er
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Mark everv article in our line away down to lied-roek prices
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Mut s-'ll sl0,0ti0 worth ot trooils witnin the next sixty days,
regardless of cost.
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i j'le can wear new clothes
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j Invite overyTo.ly to call and see
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Eardware and all kinds of Agri-
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cuitui ai implements .
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Notice to Creditors.
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itiveiueu cnuniiuub libvuibu oiage
t ciui.relienive in the world; over lHOO animala'
a vast collection of relic of the oliien age aud
and Is. t lu-ap excursion rate on all raiiroail.
Sans cs is Charred ty tlinsr Shows.
Performance one hour later.
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prices than any houe in Eugene
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everybody, so all American peo
on the Fourth of July.
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iv tliemselves, and yon can find
Co. at the
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mU,nc!te Street, oP1,ositc" Guard' Ojficc
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account wi
Our to
the moDi"
K. W. Whipple & Bkos.
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Notice-
my entire stotk of Furnito-
r r-m.d to M S Willis, i
to me will find their accour'
placed in the hauil of (leo S Whburne h
collection. Von ill please tettle at one
my bnsiness must he doted.
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If vii are in want nf Vrienltnnl mach.
ery o! any kind, rememoer thatMrJ
Hendrick keep a fall awortment.
Mr S H Friendly will pay the higl '
'.et pnoe for
heat. iive hint
.-.11 U iore sfllini: your krain eleembere.
VSt:m mowers ran be pnrrhed at
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