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CONGRESSIONAL 4TTKLKUKAPHIC BKPOBT. nail of Heatnroi Iatrodueed la th Kttioftal LayUlataro. HOU8K. , House resumed consideration conference report on the legia appropriation bill, and it was to, luui aiHpoin)( oi bo many amendments in dispute a were to by the Conference Comniit- icn of Ilrinoir moved .that the recede from its disagreement Senate amendment- providing increase of the clerical force of il service commission: agreed 1 123, nays 111. House took up the fortification iution bill. After extended re by Butterworlh and Reegan in t the bill, Morrow, of California, eentativeof the great city of rancisco, protested against the of the Committee on Appropri in bringing in a bill appropria )00,000 in response to the report board appointed to investigate iject, calling for an appropria r the present year of $21,000,000 ci the urgent requirements of dense. San Francisco did not single gun she dared to fire. It a duty of Congress to adopt the of tho fortification board, and appropriations necessary to !o country in a proper position d Itself from any attack, com u whatever source it might, offered an amendment which I'pted by unanimous consent, jig that guus, projectiles, etc., ied shall be of American man k. The bill was then passed, as id by the committee. , i from tho conference commit I the bill repealing the pre m, timber culture and desert iws, reported complete disagree I A further conference was House passed the following bills iing the construction of bridges, jiill over navigable water courses Astoria and Winnemucca Kail inipany ; Semite bill across the iitto river, by the Oregoniaa y Bridge Company; across-the u-tte river by: tlie city of Salem, R'ssage from the President was fetoing the bill granting a pen Odseph Komiser. The hill was iter the veto by a vote of 175 I SENATE, ite took up the1 oleomargarine Ingals moved to reduce.the tax 3ve cents a pound to two cents. to yeas 32, nays 28. The as to penalties as amended to i follows: Every person who lgly sells or offers for Bale or I or offers to deliver any other ian in new wood or paper pack- above described, or who packs package any oleomargarine in inner contrary to law, or who ' brands any package or affixes a ,m any package denoting a less at of tax than that required by ball be fined for each offense ore than $100, and be imprisoned aore than two years. Miller I that the. Senate 'insist on its Intents to the bin and ask the for a conference ; agreed to. ion called up the sundry civil priation bill. The first amend that was questioned was that ig out the item of $165,000 for ruoklyn, N. Y., postollice. The iment was agreed to. it Senate resumed consideration river and harbor bill. A vote dally taken ou agreeing to the ittee amendment reducing the Appropriation 25 per cent, and agreed to yeas 31 nays 18. The is then passed-yeas 42, nays 14. j Senate then took up the naval priation bill. Amendments re- by the Committee on Appropri j were all agreed to without ques aid the bill was passod. 1 bill providing for the erection iublic building in Portland, Or., sported from the Committee on Buildings with an amendment g the amount from $500,000 to !Q0. ate passed tlie bill for a public ng at Nebraska City, Neb. I 1 WASHINGTON NOTES. Washington special says that V TfiviR. a nrominent San Fran- capitalist, is a candidate for the of United States Secretary of the ury, to succeed Manning. , lie is ; urged by men who have held ' re now holding high State and aal offices. a river and harbor bill as it passed enate is of very little value to rnia. The affairs of Oregon in ill havA hoAn tnanairedlwith exeat and that State suffers very little ft scaling oi za per cent, wutcn anate ordered. Every item in the i cut down. As soon as the bill from the House the Oreeon Sen hvent to the Senate Committee b creased the Oreeon items. The iht for Oregon in the bill as it from the House was $005,000 ; freon Senator" had $165,000 ad- )i the Senate Committee. The tj SvejH'r cent, reduction leaves f i 577,500, nearly as much as a.tlly allowed by the nouse. - lolpb and Mitchel were opposed alins- thn hill. V. ashington special says : There rumor current iiere mat n wie tain resolution should become a he President will ask Morrison to Wretary of Treasury, and insist lis accepting the place, on the td that when Coneress bv a large ffity prescribes the policy for any f tment ol Uovernment that policy ejeribed ought to be carried ctl tct by the author of it. ; , OBECON . NEWS - ITEMS. Drain claims a population of 300. Lakeview expects to have a bank. Panthers are killing stock hi Klamath county. Pendleton is pretty well supplied with tramps. Weston will soon have an anti-Chinese wash-house. , 8alem's jail is having a new cement floor laid. A daily stage runs between Salem and Independence. Grant's Pass has had a nnw Ttuntial church organized. CrODS around Wpqtnn will ha tkik.1i better than was expected. The Oreiron Milling Ca. U orprtinty a large warehouse at Aiimsville. The Masons of Grant's Pass are erect ing a nnw brick hall. A Methodist church is in course of con struction at Lakeview. Diphtheria is reported in different nor- tions of. Jackson county. Dallas will have it. new hank- iinihlino- finished in a few weeks. A.postofiice has been eHtalilmhnrl on Bully creek in Baker county. I'olk county has two vacant scholar hips in the Lugene University. Eastern Oreeon is settling ud faster than any other portion of the state. A brass band is to be formed anion? the Indians at the Klamath Agency. The delinquent tax list of Klamath county for 1835 amounts to only f 108 (Jit. Grant's Pass wants a Normal School, a flouring mill and mountain water brought into town. Salem rejoices in the nrosnoct of irood times, and much new life and private improvements. There are two vacant scholarships in the State University nt Eugene city from Klamath comity. Crops will be irood in manv nlaces in Jackson county, though not generally as heavy as promised last spring. Sixty white girls now fill tho nlaces'of the Chinese at the Oregon Citv woolen mills. 'Aliey receive flu per month. A band of Morrow count v horses which were being rounded up at Wallula for shipment, stuineded and l.iOof them got off to their old ranges. T. P. Lee. who lives four or live mile below Grant's Pass, expects to shin fort v car-loads of melons to Portland anil points farther east this summer. The work on the Oreiron Itailwav & Navigation Company's bridges over i lea Chutes, Umatilla, John Day and Wallula rivers is progressing satisfactorily. A well has been sunk in Gilliam county, the water of which is very slip pery, and can be used as soap, for it cleanses. the hands beautifully without lamer. While some hay was beinir hauled in Mr. Rose's livery stable atltoseburg, his little son Eddie, who was aced 13 years. fell from the wagon and died in a few hours. iThe Josephine county court house is fast assuming proiiortions. Its size is, mam building, SoxbU; wing, 18x20; height, 84, with truss roof, one-fourth pitch, with mansard angles. Mr. Brown, eniruirod in sheeuherdinu near Linkville, accidentally shot himself witli lus rule several days ago, the bullet taking effect just above the right elbow. Amputation was necessary. A. J. Chapman, school superintendent of Josephine county, died at Kerbyville Tuesday morning. Mr. Chapman was elected school superintendent at the late election, and was about to be sworn into otlice. The total amount of outstanding scrip in Baker county is $77,140,00 besides out standing interest which amounts to $15, 254,07. The treasurer has on hand in cash $4,117,08. Delinquent taxes still uncollected fd-t.aJl.w. 1 lie net in debtedness of Baker county is $47,000, 23 Crop reports from Polk county are en couraging for a good ciop. In the north western part ot the county the crops were greatly benefited by the rain. Around liueua ista tlie farmers predict a big yield and the hop growers are jubilant. The area of fall sown grain is large. Scarcely one-fourth of the area is spriifg grain. The fall wheat is in a very good condition. The people of Canyonville and vicinity have petitioned the commissioners of Douglas county for the appointment of a surveyor and viewers, to view and lav out a wairon road leading from Canyon ville irp tlie south umpqua, by way of tlie Ulasgow rancli, (to which there al ready is a road) and thence across the mountains to a point known as Union creek, upon the present wagor oad lead ing from Kogue river valley to ton Klamath. . The' will of the late Ann Poujade has been filed with tlie county clerk of Marion county, ehe leaves some house' hold articles to Joseph and Theodore Poujade, and the remainder of her household goods to Mary Ann Poujade, To Annie Goulet she gives $20. To Louisa Byrnes, $100. To Joseph Pou jade, $500, for educational purposes. The residua of her estate, valued at about $1200, she leaves to her step-son, L. II Ponjade, who is to give to Mary Ann, his wife, $100 for her own use. Nearly $2,000,000 have been donated to Harvard college during the past ten years. - An estimate says there is one horse for every six inhabitants in the United btates. Ninety cadets are under arrest at the West Point military school for disobe dience. Sam Jones says anarchists and com munists can not be made without poor whiskey. The population of Wheeling, W. Va., was increased by 1335 persons during the past year. There are ninety-two distinctively scientific schools in the country, with 14,70!) students. New Hampshire breweries are closing up on account of the falling off in orders from Khode Island. Billon C'ollr. Persons who are subject to this agonlz lmr complaint, which often comes on suet denly in the night and without any) pre. viout warnimr. shoo d always have Sim mons Liver Regulator at hand. A single doselwill Kenerally allay tin pain. It never fails in eivins' relief. Ill it harm less and can be given with safety to a chi d of the teoderest age. TERRITORIAL JEWS. Tramps infest Walla Walla.' Medical Lake is very popular. Ellensburgh is to have a new bank. Dayton is erecting a new court house. Shipping from Tacoma is greatly on the increase. The W. C. T. U. have opened a read ing room at Ccntrallia. The Moscow honk and ladder company are to erect a building. A mineral spring has been discovered near Snoqualmie Falls. Spokane Falls has enacted stringent ordinances against the social evil. A dailv ataure and mail now runs be tween Ellensburgh and The Dalles, Or. The Spokane Falls fair and race meet ing will take place September 1, 2, 3 and The farmers throughout the Walla Walla valley have commenced harvest ing. The mills are shutting down at Walla Walla owing to lack of water, Mil creek being extremely low. The anti-Chinese partv has called a convention to meet at Tacoma Sept. 4th, to nominate a delegate to congress. A von m? man named Georvo Henrv. aged 20 years, has been drowned in Snake river, four miles above Asotin, while bathing. For the second time within two months the tub and pail factory of Caughran A Knatvolil, on the beach below Uld la- coma, has lost its dry house by fire. The auditor of Garfield county has had an injunction served on him to not make the ollicial count on the local option elec tion until further orders from the Judge of the District Court. The official statement of the Northern Pacific shows net earnings for May of $")04,047, and for the eleven months end ing May 31, $5,401,228, an increase in the latter case of $104,052. The Washington Loan and Trust com pany purchased all the Columbia county bonds, which wew offered, $40,000 worth, for $45,025. This brings the in terest down to a little over 0 per cent. per annum. The bonds run for o years. J. V. Bogue, engineer in charge of the work on the Cascade division of the Northern Pacific, a few days ago told a Tacoma Ledger man that there was room for 4000 men on the work and it required enumerable effort to find men to till the places. Uovernor Squire has let a contract tor boring an artesian well in Adams count v, of five and one-half inch bore, to II. tiray & Co., Chicago, the price varying from $5 60 per foot for the first 600 feet to $3 jer foot for all- work subsequent to the first 100 feet. . WAIFS OF THE WORLD. Milk sells in Key West, Fla., at 20 cents a quart. Color-blindness is said to have been first reported in 1777. , Albanv, N. Y., is the oldest town in the old thirteen colonies. , . . America has 67 law schools, with 200 teachers and 2,080 students. There are 733 papers published in the German language in this country. Evervman on the Pennsylvania re publican state ticket was a union soldier. "Shades of Death" Is the romantic name of a. place in Parke county, Indi ana. Probably the 'deepest well in the world is the one situated at llomewood, l a. It is six thousand feet deep. The prohibitionists of this country are represented by 120 papers, while the im dibers have only eight papers. A large number of Indians are em ployed along the Southern Pacific rail road in cutting mosquito wood. A gentleman has just arrived at Bos ton from a trip around the world, which he accomplished in nve months. A New Haven, Conn., editor recently stopped a street brawl by drawing a pair of scissors which passed for a revolver. A rat recently made its nest out of banknotes at New York, 'mly $30 in fragments were subsequently recovered. A large prairie wolf was captured one dav last week in Manatee county , Florida ; a rare capture in that part of the country. Since the substitution of gas for the use of coal Pittsburgh, Pa., is said to be the cleaneBt city iu that part of the coun try. At a "John" picnic in Pennsylvania, every son of a man named John was given a plate oi cane anu a uisu oi icecream. New ork school teachers are mulcted in uav if tliev resort to corporal punish ment for their pupils. A female teacher was lately fined one day's pay for that otlense. Oscar Root, of Erie, Pa.; in a quarrel with Martin Stadt Miller, had one of his fingers bitten by the latter. Blood' poisoning set in, and now Root is a rav ing maniac. A Buffalo, N. Y., saloon has a floor studded with silver dollars.' in the cen ter is placed a $20 gold piece. The value of the floor is said to De i-wu. . More than three hundred out of the thousand convicts in the Massachusetts states prison are idle, and the warden is advertising their labor to let. Avoung man at Lubeck. Tenn.i re cently slid off a haystack and was killed by the prongs of a pitchfork entering his stomach and disemboweling him. The Denver and Rio Grande road has been sold at Denver to syndicate repre senting the bondholders, for $15,000,000, The outstanding indebtedness is only about $150,000. The total fund in the hands of the treasurer of the Grant Monument associ ation of New York is $121,000 little more than one-tenth of the sum original ly proposed to be raised. Andrews, the Georgian, who last year walked from Atlanta to Boston, is now on his second trio, accompanied by tlie same littlo dog. The peculiar thing about it is that the pedestrian is 00 years old. The people of west Alabama have bod to sustain losses by two overflows of the Bigte river this spring and summer. That stream was out of its banks last week and much corn and cotton sub merged. A prohibitory law went into effect in Nantucket, Mass., on the first day of the present month, and in the morning a well-known resident walked the entire length of Westminster itreet, scattering oats and bay seed . Business was ruined, he said, and the streets would soon be grass-grown. PRODUCE MARKET. rrt!aa. FWUK-Vw bbl. standard brmnd. $3.76 oihew. rtiiKAT-ler cu. valley, l.lfi1.174 Walla Walla. li.0ivAl.07 4. BAULK V -Whole. 9 oenuL1.07il.lU: ground, ton, $a.40()i4. OATS-Choiot milting, 4J50c; chol fed, C RlTK-Perctl. 11.0001.1(1, BUCKWMKAT FLOUR Per ctl, 13.74 CORN MKAb Per tU, yellow, AfiW 1.74; whit. 150413.74. . CRACKKD WUKAT Per ctL fx 75 UOMlNY-PercU, 14.00. U ATM KAL Per to. 8.60. PKAUL UARLK Y-No. 1, 8c; No. t, 4k; No. S, 4c. SPLIT PKAS-PerIb.5o. PEARL TAPIOCA-Ia boxes, 4c fcAUO-Per th, Be, V KKM ICKLL1 Per Jb. No, 1. 11.25: No. 1,1. tfiiAn rer ion, i3.W(tl4. bUOltrS-Per ton. 17. MIDULIXUS-Per ton, tAXaUS. CUOF-Per ton, 125.00; UAY-Per touTbaled, $89. OIL CAKE MEAL-Pwtoii.lSOfc&ftH. UOPS-Per ft. Oregon, tt, WjOc; Wah. Ter.. auaic. KUGt-Per dos. 18j. BUTTEU-Pertb.iancvroll.16j: Inferior grade. 12; pickled, 10 9 lie UU&iiu-rer lb, Oregon, MUo; Cali fornia. BAlOc. RICE -China. No. 1, $4.80; do No. 2, 5Ka. Sandwich Inland. No. 1, 1KA3 loiuiK bysou, li&utu&c; Japau. &xu,b5c-y OolouK, 15i 06c; Gunpowder am) liuporial, 26atic 6 XRUt California rellnery Is quoted 1 sue. iu bole; lu kegs and l-gal. tins 3345. BEANS -Per lb, pea, 2ic: small whites, lie; bayo, te; 11 in, 3c; pink, ic VEGETABLES Beets, if tlklAc; rabbatre, f !,itc: carrou.lf 8rk,$1.25: caulirlower.V dot, $1.25, green cjrn, p dozen, 23c; green peas, f lb, ztc; leUuce, dos, 2oc; 011101m, li; luruipn, p IU. lc; spinach, v sack. 40 u.j0c; celery, 9 dus, $1; parttnips, f sck, 7oc; (oiimUMM, V bjx, l.uuvfl,l.ir; ulriiu beano, p lit. 5c; cucumbers, If dor., i"c. POTATOES l'atoioea, new, ljc; yei sack, old, $l.0J. , DRIED t'RUITS Per lb, apples. Quar ters, hacks and boxes, :4, do sliced, lu sacks and boxes, 3jc44: apricots, 17c; blackberries, 13 15c; ueeuirliies. 104($17o' peaches, halves uupeelud, 7j(8o; pears, quartered, 7(o.t; pilled cherries, ltlc; pilled plums, Caliluruia, tkglUc; do Or egon, 6u.7c; currauls, bia); dates, Mi 7c; tig, Suiyrua, 17 i IS; California, 0(i$7j prunes, Caliluruia. 50; French. liXuliJ; .urkisli. tKu7; raisuiH. Caliturla Lou dou layers, Q'AA 3t t.'iv f box; loose Mud cslels, 22.1j; beodiuss, y lb, lie; bul lauu, 1-jc. . POULTUY-Chickous. f dos, spring, (2.50.0,3.00. old ;.W)4.0J; ducks, (0,3.50; geese, $i.Uon,j; turkeys, lb. nominal, liia l.te. liAAla Ter lb, Eastern, cj Or egon, tt(&Ioc. ' UACOi Per lb, Oregon side, 6j.7c; du sliouldcrs, &ti. . , PUESU PUUIT-Apples, Oregon, new, f box, l.5ii; bananas, f bunch, (4.0 1. Lemons, Sicily, y uux, tllC-l-; Cherries, domestic. 0c; uimes. V 100. kl.50: uiue- pples, V dos, $0.00; Los Aiurele oranges, p box, J 3.;0; pears, box, $l.a( 2.50; peaches, V box, f l.&Hail.SO; plums, r box, l.'.U 1.25, grapes, if box, $2. BlUES-Ory, UtfjlSc; wet salted. 67. 'SEEDS Per B. Umothy, 5fe0c; red clover, 1410c; on hard grass,, 17(fUSc; rve mass. Ilial3c . WOOL -Eastern Oretcon, spring clip, 18 (eHJjr id; I an cup, . valley ur- egon, spring clip, 20230; lambs and tall, PICKLES Per 5-gal keg, 80c; bbls, gal., Utc, , . . . N UTS California almonds, 100 lb ska, 20c; liraxil. 150 lb ska, f lb, 14c; chestnuts, ls20c: coeonui,eOa,7.60; Ulberta, Sicily, 175 lb sits, If Its 14c; hickory, HO lb sks,lOc; ueaiiuLs. 0 0,7c: .Decana. Texas, looibsks. 4c: California walnuta, r K0 lb sks, lu(oj He. CIT IDC tnt kl.lo. r".,ka A3.. An granulated, ; Hue crushed, 6Jo; golden C. tie. CANNED GOODS-Satmon, 1-Di tins. dot, 1.35; oysters, 2-tb tins. If dos. 2.25; 1-Ib um, fl.40 r qoi; iousuj, l ib tins, If dos, 1.00; clams, 2-tb tius, f Anm ttl Ut.,v,R. maf.lrttMl R.n tnm M Ann 6U.75 0.00; fruits. If dos tins. $2.0.g 2.25; Isms and teuies, r aoa, i.oaiz.wj; vege- Ubles. If dox, fl.iocgli.w. COFFEE Per lb. Guatemala, lit: Costa Rica. 12(0,12 ic: Old dovernment Java. 18S 2(lc; Rio, U4fel2c; Salvador, llKg)104c; Mocha. 2(&2o; Kona, lac LARD Per lb. Oreeon, 6&74: Eastern, 74(c. HONEY-Extracted. 64c; comb, 14c. 0. ftC. B.R.TIMI TABLE. Mull Trslivnrtli, .4I A. M. .Mail train anuili. iiH p. M. 0FFICI H0UB4, EB0ENI CITY rOlTOFFICK. (Ixneral IVIlrerjr. frum 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. Xlont") Unlr, freiu 7 a. M. to i v. M. l(.itT, from 7 A. M, to 4 p. m. Mail for north close at trllt a. m. Mailt for auuth ciuse at 1 JO i. m. Mailt for Franklin cIom at 7 A. M. Monday and Thiirtlav. Mailt for Mabel cloaa at 7 A. u. Moadar and Thurwlar. Malls far I artwrlKht close 7 A. M. Moadajr. I0CIETIII. .U'OKNK I.OIK1K NO. U. A. K. AND A. M J Mestt first and third Weilnetdart in each month. PKNTEH IIUTTK I-OIK1K NO. 9, 1. O. O. F. I Meela tverjf Tuotdar evening- W'IMAWHALA KNt'AMI'MKNT NO. . .Mrrtu on Ike tecoud and fourth Wednea- dmjt In each month. .M'OKNK LOnoK NO. i A. O. U. W. J Mm-is at Matonlo Hall tlit aexond and fourth r'rldayi in each nionlh. M. W. T M. OKAUY POST NO. 41, 0. A. 11. MTCKT8 tit al'Msiwiilo Hall the (tret ami third Kri- dajrt of each nionlh. II jr order. CommaNUKH. ORDER OF CHOflKN KKIKND8. MEKT9 the Unit and third Haturda venlng-s at Matonlo Hall. Uy order of U. C. iUTTK IXIDOK NO. Srt7, 1, O. O. T. MKKT8 1 1 ererr Hatutdav ulirlit In Odd Fellows' Hall. W. C. T. T KAPINfl STAR HANDOKHOPK. MKKT9 J at theC. f. Church rverr Hundar after- noon at i:30. Yltltort made weloome. Eugene City Business Directory. BKTTMAN. O.-Orr irooda. clothlnff. (ftwerli ami irt-neral inert-liaiiilise, touthwesl corner. Willainetloand Kiiflilh tt reels CP.AIN' llltOH.-loalnr In jewelry, watches. cuh'm ami mumrai inmruineniH. iiiaiiieue itntet, between Seventh and Kinlilli. KHIF.NDI.Y. 8. H.-I)ealrr In dry K'l". cloth- tux ami ironernl iiierelinniliiio, lllamulte traet, between KIkIiUi and Ninth. 011,1. J. r.-l'hysielan and tunceon. Willam ette street, between Meveuln and r.lKhtli. HODKS, C-Keeps on hand fine wlnet, liquors. ciKsn ami a pool ami minnni moic, uiniii etlt tlreet. uvtweun Kinlitn and Ninth. Units'. CIIA8. M.-OuMKinilh. rinetaml ahnt- Kunt, lireech and tnnr..le loaders, for HHle. Tleiialrinit dona in tlit nenleHt style and war ranted, tilioii uu Ninth street. Snator Sabin and wife have per manently taken into their family the two little orphan girls of the late Dole- gate Raymond, of Dakota. Chicago Journal. I. Horner, tho mulberry tree en thusiast, has submitted to the Santa Fe miifiHiri.rs a scheme which, if nut ill execution, will bevond a doubt prove a successful remedial agent against the drifting of snow upon tne raiiroau , , l- .t. i track. I lie plan is to line tne rouu with groves of the thrifty growing kus sian mulberrv. To Regulate m FAVORITE HOME REMEDY It winsnied aot Is cootaia a iisf It par licla of Mercury or tny iuiou tub uaoe, bul It purely vegetable. ' It will Cars all Diseases eanssa ' by Deranftment of tns Liver, Kidneys and Stomach. If your Liver it eul of ordtr. dm your holt trttan it dtranged. I'M Wood a hapun, Iht breath oAuuiTt : you htvt hctdscht, fed languid, diipirittd and aenrout. To prevent t smi Kriout cos diuos, lakt at oact Simmons T TTTI1R REGULATOR. If you load a I I II K II sedentary life, or suffer with XJ1 f tUl Kidney Affeetlant, avoid tiraulaact aad take bimmoat Livtr Ktgulator. Sun la rtlwra. ' If yos hars fates aaythlnf hard of direction, pr fed heavy alter mealt or tleepleit al nl(hi, uko a dots aad yos will fed relieved and sleep pleasantly. ' If yos am a miterablo sufferer with Constipation, Iyipepsut and llllluusnma, seek relief at oac la Simmons l-iver Keguiator. It does aot require cortinual doting, aad costs but t bine. It will cure you. If yos waka is the morning with I bitter, bad lasts la your muulh, ffl TTT1 Simmons Liver Regulator. It tor. I A K K nca h Bilious Stomatb, sweetens X XImIJ Ike Breath, and cleanses tht furred 'loaftm. Children often need some tale Caluar tic and Tonic to avert appnwrhing ticknns. Simmons Liver Regulator will relve Colic, Head ackt,Sick Stomach, Indigestion, Ilrscniery, and t the Complaints incident to Childhood. At any tins you feel your system Deeds cleansing, toning, regulating without violent purging, or tti moisting without intoxi cating, take I pa.Epae.EC gv J. ft. ZEILIH A C0.,Phihd1ph!t, Pa. PRICE, S31.00. W. V. HENDERSON, DEISTIST.. . HAS RKSl'MKD l'ltACTiCK. WITH trie in liaya' brick. Mr eperulloni will b flrat-olatt and chanres reatonahla. Old ualrout as well as new ones art invited to call. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! On Account of Removal I i ininri Lit 1 ilU U J ,1'CKKT. J. 8.-Valchtnakr and Jeweler, kcriwalliit sliM'k of kimhI in hit line, WLIIam ttte atretl. In Klltworth a drug more. IctXAItKN', JAMKH-rimlee wlnet. liquors aiulclKui. Wlllauiellattreut, between KiKhlh ud Ninth. ' I0ST OKKK'K-A naw tlork of tlandsrd chuol books J nt received at the post btlloe. HKSSIIA W tc AHKAMS Wlnaa, ll(Uomand rwars of the Ileal nuallty kept roiiHtanUy on hand. Th beat billiard table iu Uiwu. , UlUNKll AltT. J. ll.-Hoaie. tlitn ami carriage painter, n ork KUaraulued Hint -clang rltw-k sold at iowor rates lliau by anyone in Kuireno. I will sell My stork at a aaiatl aaar. (la above t'oat, oa arrount of mot wlahlnc to rtatvf the atork to aay Xew Mtore IlalldiaB. Come One! Come All! Al rilKK TIIK HAMKt J. D. MATLOCK, t Opposite tbe St. Cbarlcs Hotel.-; - DR. L. F. JONES, Physician and Surgeon. WILL ATTEND TO PROr K8HIONAL 1 ? valli day or nlirlit. ' Drrifa-tTntlalra In Hart' brick: or ran be found at K. It. Lut-key Ic Ca t drim tier. Olllttt liaurs: 1 1 lit M., I te 1 f. M.. to I v. u. DR. J. C. GRAY, nmCK OYKR (JIliNUF, oTOKK. ALL J work warranted. liSuchlnc vat adminlitflred for painless ex. traotien of leetli. DR. W. C. SHELBREDE, TS NOW PKRMANKNTLY IlCATKIl IN 1 (Mtiura (Iniva. Ha uerformt all operations in nieehauliml and aurKlraldeiitlttry. All work warranted and wtlafavtion guaranteea. GEO. W. KINSEY, Justice of the Peace. DEAL ESTATE KOIt BALK-TOWN LOTS .a w ana ianus. s vuiiovsiuus vivwvh; tended to. . , . ItaNiDENnc-t;orner Kl.v.nm ana iugn ovs., kugen. City, Oregon. D. T. PRITCHARD, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. Itipnlrlnn.of Walehes and Clock, esenuteil with piinctuality and at a reasonable cost, i M IllatueU. treet. Kas.ao City. Or. St. Charles Hotel ' " ' " 1 : KL'OKNI VITT, OltKOON, 1 ' ' W". H. WATKINS, Proprietor. Now aad Kxprrlonred Manageameoit. Charge Moderate. - F. M. WILKINS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, Uruehr., lalata, Ulaaa, OU., Lead, TOILET. ARTICLES, Eto. Pbyalolana' Prescription. Compounded. oi'iowrriox Is the Life of Trade! Boot and Shoe Store. A. HUNT, Proprietor. Will hereafter ksap a toaipltte ttook of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes! BITTOW BOOTH, Slipper, White nd Black, Sandala, rat to shoes, MEN'S AND DOTS BOOTS AND SHOES! And In fact ererythlng In he Boot and Hhoe jine, to which 1 Intend to deroto my esoeoial attention. MY GOODS ARI FIRST-CLAUI! And gruaranteed at represented, and wtl. be aold for the lowest price, that a good article can be atrbrded, Hunts. SLOAN BROTHERS Will do work cheaper thaa any other (hop lu town. Horses Shod for $2 Cash With new material all around. Keaettlng old ihoee $1. All warranted to give satisfaction. 8hop on tht Corner of 8th and Olive SU SPORTSMAN'S EMPORIUM C. 31. HOI1IV, Practical Gunsmith 2f COM3, RIFLES, fVX Klshlng Tackle .nd Material Sewing MacHmesana Needles of AH litis For Salt Impairing done lh tho neatest .tjrl. and warranted. Qoni Loaned and immuiition Farnlihed 8 hop on W'Ulametu Btreet. oppoait. Pottoffloa. Central Market 2 FiNhcro&cWf&tkiiis , PEOPBIBTOB8. ' ; Will keep oouttantly on hand a (till lupplf of BEEF, MUTTON. PORK AND VEAL, Which they will tell at the lowest , market price. A fair share of th publlo patronag aoUcited TO TUB rARMKBH: We will pay the highest market price (or (at cattle, bog and sheep. Shop on "Willamette Street, EUCENE CITY, OREGON. Heat delivered to any part of th. city free of charge. J unit