:?!ECOH KEWS ITEMS,
illahaa been purilon-.Hi 1 .7 Gor,
f(ml ilmmmordoillj au'.b
mill. DM write of wheat are.
eiven tinny,
'I rlrt.A hnrrt on 1r Creek,
' 1 rtvpr.tl,
'. ;lnr nf Cottage Grove, Luna Co..
, grin iv ui jiinRnn aiyium.
kM nre In, demand In Polk
countio At goni wagni.
: npnn Ama. will orppt a now
I hI North rUind, Civm county.
: in Yamhill has turned out much
in waa expected.
."n bridge ARrom Roino river,
Push, hai heen complptnd.
county is out of debt and has
; cash on hand.
?tley, of Marion county, had
n broken by the kick of a horse
'. National Bank ha been utarted
Hps, with Gov. Moody ai pres.-
iirmin are pavinj; CO and fil
r Imsliel for wheat at McMlnn-
Soutbprn Oregon rioneern will
( .lacksonvile about tlie 14th of
'T,
bondman, of Lane County, has
K it arm broken by being thrown
irt.
Allison baa been taken to Sal
wed in charge of the sherillof
:nty.
itcliell, formerly of Chicago,
sarpo of the art 'department of
college.
!e propi ir's to envt several
nan ami a goud briukm.iker is
li.it place.
ie employed on tlw pile-driver
met with a tn-vera accident,
prove fatal.
;its at the State Fair this vear
bo much better than ihey
or gome years past.
n of Judge 0. S. Savaj??, of
who died recently, was (or
ient of the Stuto University.
!g and a 13 year old a m, of
1 county, pot lout hurt week in
11s and did not get back into
w three days.
itfly, G. Owen, Elden My
!e Myers hava boen arretted
Agency charged with ateal-
?
of laying ties on tho Oregon
veen Albany and Corvallis
commenced. Tlie grading is
jd.
are pushing forward on the
Boise City, and a force of 300
t work on the line of the 0.
r paea.
sn in the employ of Mr. J.
ir Gervais, wan thrown from
week and killed by a kick
'he horses.
.daney is under $250 bonds
f arson. Ho is accused of
bis blacksmith shop a few
Mou mouth.
i hoD men have refused 30
ind for the present crop.
'6 diflculty in getting pick-
per box.
r, published at Dallas, Polk
he farmers along the Nar
J Portland their best wheat
f il strive to ship this way.
of the Cascade Locks and
rt, celebrated on the receipt
Iiat the river and harbor
signed by the Presidont.
found a box of ox shoes in
( Clayton creek, near Ash-
k. It is supposed that they
.1 there at least thirty years
ig of Hank Vaughan by
.ntreville, is said to be a
'iinpt at assassination, as
unarmed and had never
dant before.
:iily, supposed to be from
n the way to Nestucca, the
did were tlirown from the
ild leing bo badly injured
ft short time.
e, ot Kosehurg, started to
It sixty miles east of that
k, anijl while en route two
res fell over a bluff forty
ero killed instantly.
Douglas County are move
filing a road "from Kose
inpqna to intern Oregon,
i that the project will cost
; ihut a goJ road cau bo
?
' service which closed at
unlay, there were between
conversions and thirty-live
-e M. E. church, and other
will receive additons to
the whereabouts of Willis
i;has yet been obtained,
supposed that he left the
was heavily in debt. He
it tunds in his possession
' Ids disappearance.
"len, while at work on the
ilartman, on the Abigil,
y, had his left arm so badly
bemg caught in a tbreshing
Saturday, that it had to be
'T the shoulder joint,
s Gazette says : We are re
1 that the 0. P. road will
miction work, when Alba-
many supposed. The
ash as far across the Wil
l possible this season,
k Packing Co. are bnild
Hinery on the Nehalera
mve it In operation about
month, running in con
ie cannery at Tillamook,
own and C. Leinenwebet
damook Packing Co.
I Colly, of Salem, while on
ym in lamnill county,
sil ked by a horse on the
electa of which he died
evening. Mr. McCully
I .the P. T. Co. for many
"rising and highly esteem
t a pioneer of the State.
of age and leaves a wife
n.
Mountaineer: The harvest
ft than expected. From
ve threshed their grair
ld has been about two
in comparison with last
has been a much largei
o county sown to grain
jwy former one, it is fan
am section will export at
btdt season.
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AtONS THE COAST.
TSg California orange erop promises to
0 ss !arg as tliat ot Irt year.
A rich MtroVum well ha been discov
er" I in the vicinity of Livewiore, Cal.
An artesian well (lowing 20,000 gallons
sn hour has jost been struck in Fresno
county.
Over $1,000,000 has been spent in new
b'uldings in San Diego, Cal., during tlie
p: st year.
rive barges loaded with wheat are
utiamlc l on a bar in the San Joaquin riv
er about a mile above Grayson.
The Los Angeles Council has appro
priated m.OO towards a tine iron bridge
across tlie river at Buena Vista street.
Upward of fiitv buildings, including
several business blocks, are at present
under construction in San Bernardino.
There are more school children in San
Jacinto than in miv other towu in San
Dingo county outside the city of San
Dingo.
A contract has been awarded bv Colu
sa county for the building of an iron and
Btepl bridge across the Sacremento river
at Butte City,
Gen. Miles thinks that pence with the
Indians will never be assured until all of
those on the Sun Carlos Keservation are
removed.
The new town of Kinzs Ci'v, tho pres
ent terminus of the Southern Pacific in
Monterey county, is having a boom, ami
buildings of all kind are being rapidly
constructed.
A wedding bad beep arranged o take
pla-e at Chico, Cal., cul at tlio imt r.tc
nifiiit the prospective bride sent word she
thought it was tim wurm to tm m irrio.l
and ho tlie atlair was indefinitely post
. County offices In Idaho are very lucra
tive llti'.lir. Diirim- tlia vnii. m.lm,.
June 3i)ih the Sheriff of Alturas countv,
in mat territory, was allowed $1",:I70 20
iu addition to f 180.1 commission on li
censes. The District Attorney for tho
same tinu was allowed $70.
The Yreka Union says: C. AV. Lusk,
who shot an Indian near Sisson's on
Wednesday of last week and came to
relta and gave himself into tho custody
of the Sherilf, had a short (examination
Saturday, only one witness being called,
und was discharged. The Indian will re
cover. TERRITORIAL HEWS.
Wheat is 41 cents at Pullman, W. T.,
sacked.
Clara Brown is the name of a new
steamer just launched at Tacoma.
Travel to the Cuaur'd'Ale nn mini a ta
increasing.
The amount of taxable prrpe -ty in Nei
rerce county is $2,210,240.
Larco ntimherfl nf Iinraea nn 1ia Enn.
homish are suffering with a mild form of
epizootic.
The (Ifimopratll nf T.lnpnln cnnntir VT
T.. have nominated Mrs F. M. Oav for
school superintendent.
Contracts for bona ara now Vinlni- maila
in Washincton Territory at A) ami St
cents a pound.
Tavlnr TIIIat. a cramKlor f Xfiim-a-r
Idaho, was shot and killed by a deputy
Bheriff.
Kin? countv. W.T.. now allnva a knnn.
ty for each cougar or panther killed, of
e . I. I A. . ' 1 t "11
a; iureacu uear, i; ami lor eacu wild
cat, $2.
Gov. Poiiirn han annointprt Pant P Tl
Johnson, of the Union, on the peniten
tiary commission, vice Gen. Bane, resigned.
Alexander Shearer mitwrintenilent nf
btidj-es and buildings for the Northern
Pacific was drowned in snake river at
Ainsworth.
It has been found necessary in the pro
gress of work for the Cascade division of
the Northern Pacific Railroad to change
the channel of Green river.
Yakima county is said to have hotter
crops this season than for many years.
ine nop crop alone will bring nearly
$100,000 into this county.
John E. Hayes, of Butte. M. T.. dror
pod a revolver from his pocket the other
day. One of the charges exploded and
John was buried two days later.
The Tacoma Mill company. Carbon
Hill Coal company, Tacoma Light and
Water company and the national banks
of Tacoma, pay taxes on ofer $1,500,000.
At Tunnel City recently a man who
bad been arrested for grossly insulting a
lady maile a break for liberty and was
xhot by Sherilf Packwood. Tho wound
is a fatal one.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed to construct, maintain and operate
a -railroad from Walla Walla south to
Ainsworth. and a branch through Eureka
Flat. Capital stock $200,000.
Mr. John A. Post, postmaster at Boise
for the past twelve years, and Past Wrand
Master of the Masonic fraternity of Ida
ho, shot himself through the heart last
Sunday, causing instant death.
David M. Reese, a well known rancher
living about four miles east of Anaconda.
IXT., was found dead in his cabin, haying
committed suicide by hanging. Ho had
evidently been hanging several days, as
when found decomposition was far ad
vanced. A snort time since an accident oc
cured in a tunnel under construction
near Michell's, on the Montana Central
railroad, by which three men lost their
lives. A blast had been fired and seven
men started to work at the drills. With
out warning a block of stone about Bix
feet thick, evidently loosened by the blast
came crashing through the timbered
roof, instantly lulling John Hayes, Wm.
M. Bush and Samuel Tillery. John
Powers was seferely injured but will re
cover. Absolute destitution is said to prevail
in ten counties of Texas on account oi
the drought. The commissioners ol
Shackleford county are employing farm
ers on the public roads, and a fund ol
$5000 is being raised to lend without in
terest for the purchase of teed.
Hog- Cholera.
A reliable gentleman who raises every
year about one hundred Lead of hogs told
me he had never lost one from cholera,
although the disease often appeared among
his head. His remedy is Simmons Liver
Regulator, administered in drenching
quantity, about double that given to a man.
Iaive this information for the benefit of
those whone hoirs may be attacked bv
cholera. PBOF.F.P.HopoooD.Oxford.N.C.
If you want Heads, Slnar", Casea, Cabi
net, order from Palmer & Key.
Old Material is taken en aerount by
Palmer & Itey; remember this fact.
WAIFS OF THE TO.
An oleomargarine march has been re
cently composed.
Pennsylvania mills produce 80.000 bar
rels of oil a day.
There are.it is said. 50,000 Mormon
children in Utah.
There are one thousand Chinese wo
men in San Franclsoo.
Tho wealthiest church In Boston pays
its organist $;!50 per year.
The room in which Grant died remain
untouched in evory detail.
P.allingpr, Tex., is but a month old, yet
it has a population of 2,000.
It took 87,500 leaves of gold to giM
Connecticut's capitol dome.
It costs Jav Gould $210 a day to keep
hts yacht Atlanta in good order.
drought is doing bad work in the
Assiniboine country in Minnesota.
ilio cost of nieUina the southern cotton
crop by hand is $40.1100,000 a year.
The funning out jf paupers will be ille
gal in Connecticut after Jan. 1, 1887.
American clocks lilted with oriental
faces are found through all Asia Minor.
In Ohio a Bluine and Logan club has
chinged its name to the "Blaine and
club."
Tlie 20th of October is now chosen as
the day for the unveiling of tho Barthol
tii statute.
A street railway is being laid in Hali
fax, N. S. It wiil be coiuplotoi by th.
1st of October.
One of the les linn SIittVn.Rts at Tor
onto was once a weaahy wine-merchant
at Oxford, England.
Two policemen were recently dis
charged in Cincinnati because they could
neither read nor w rite.
All Asia has only about as many rail
roads as Illinois, and seven-eighths of
those are in British India.
The organ-grinders of New Yck ore
E inhibited from plaving between the
ours of 9 P. m. and D a. m.
Canada charges 40 cents for every
bushel of peaches that enters that coun
try from the United States.
Tho Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette on
Thursday celebrated tho one hundredth
anniversary of its establishment.
A tunnel 2,:100 feet in length is being
cut through tlie hill at Bridgeport, Conn.,
for tlie new water works system.
A iieiter cait in White county, Ten
nessee, is but five months old, yet it is
said to give a quart of milk a day.
A Bucksport, Me., idiot recently won a
Watfer of tl bv driviiur hia linrua 1111,1
buggy olf tlie wharf into tlie river.
The $10,000 floats which figured in the
Albany. N. Y., bicentennial celebration
were sold at auction recently for $05.
Grasflhonnpra Iiava ilpitrnvAit nna lum.
I I v.. V. UIIU .Mill-
area acres of fine grass helonging to a
farmer in Koane county, West Virginia.
According tn a rppont rormrf nf th In.
tornal revenue bureau, 250,000 cigarettes
were manuiaciureu in tuis country last
year.
The grand jury which adjourned at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the last day
of Julv found 250 indictments, moatlv on
land cases.
A young woman at Altoona, Pa., was
robbed of her head of long and luxuriant
hair while asleep in her chamber a few
aighta ago.
The Curtis house, aged 250 years, was
torn down recently at West Roxbury,
Mass., to make room for modern im
provements. A Hartford, Conn., man circumvents
the gas company by storing his meter in
a safe-deposit vault when he goes off for
the summer.
chased the steam yacht Yosemite from a
New York firm of vessel brokers. The
yacht will be used as a cruiser.
llie Jew lork (Jraphie says the
Il'iir Dnil ttin Sllnr ara flnii)itlaaa truth
fill papers, and asks, if that is the case,
11M ft .1 : ) : . : . I . :
m ny are not muir eunora 111 1110 jiuuimju-
tiary ?
Letters mailed in hotel envelopes are
sent to the dead-letter office, notwith-
nliiii.linn tA 4 .vrt A ,t itli ' uturn nnf liia nn
the Corner, when they fail to reach the
person auuresseu.
A new industry has sprung up In
Maine. It is the shipping of fir boughs
Jl 'iiii.iiva. ai mo mi iY ivuo sifttrv
been sent from Sehec alone to parties in
Koston. ine quality 01 uie oougns is
tlie very finest.
MINING NEWS.
Jacksonville Timee: Prof. J. E. Clay
ton, of Multnomah county, has been ex
amining mining properties in Josephine
tonntv for Portland capitalists A
considerable force is at work cleaning
out the ditch, repairing flumes and
petting reaily for next season's run at tlie
Sterling Co!'s mines There is quite
a quart excitement in Ashland precinct,
nearly everybody there having one or
more specimens in their possession
Considerable work is being done in the
quartz mines on Waguer creek. Two
mills are crushing ore at a lively rate,
with good prospects More solid work
in the quarts mines is now being done
than at any other time during the his
tory of Jackson county j and not without
good results, either Work continues
steadily on Baumle, Klippel & Co.'u
quarta mill, which will be in running or
der before many months. The machin
ery for it will soon arrive. It will be a
first-class one The quartz mill which
has been crushing ore from the Swinden
ledge in Rock Point precinct is lying idle.
It now seems doubtful whether L. D.
Brown will put np the new mill talked
about sometime since.
Bedrock Democrat: We are reliably in
formed that there has leen some three or
four cash sales made of mines in the Sev
en Devil's district lately, to parties from
Butte City, Mont. This fs no humbug the
sales were actually made, and the cash
paid for them. The are preparing to
get their machinery in there to work. A
road is to be built soon, which will cost
about $0000. The amounts paid for some
of the mines ar: $12,000 for one, $.5000
for another, and one bonded for $25,000.
News comes from Idaho City that new
and rich placer digdngs have been dis
covered in Long valley. The account of
their richness are almost fabulous, and
they are said to be equal to anything ev
er discovered in the famous Boise basin.
As a result, a general stampede fsom the
lissin is made to Long vallef. For yeari
mining has been going on In a small way
on the tributaries of the Payette, and
south fork of Salmon river, fn that vicin
ity, but the returns have not been very
larze. The new diggings are s-tid to U
in Spring creek, a tributary of Payette.
PRODUCE MARKET,
t fartlaaa.
Kl.OLH-J'cr bbl. inanriurd bnnoa.
$3.t0v3.W; others, ii"i(a.a.tia.
S 11 J AT Per ru. vauev. 61.171(0-1.' 0
Walla Walla. M.HU1.U4. ',l'"u'
KAKLEi -Whole, V ceutI,$1.07l';l.lU
grouud. If ton, $iL3ua.
. OALShoic "'lUtuK. 45430c; cholc
feed iW(4ic,
llViC-l'erctl.ei.UMl.lO.
blA'KWIlKAT FLOUH Perctl. $3.75.
i7wh.Kfc&U ,Ul!0W'
CRACKED W11KAT Per cU. f2 73
UOMLN Y-Per cil, 84.00,
OATAlKAlr-PerlU 3.50.
PKAKL BARLEY No, 1,5c; No. 8, 4ic,
No. 8,4c. '
SPLIT PEAS-Per ft, 6c.
PEARL TAPlOCA-lft boxes, 6ic.
bAGO-l'er lb, be,
VElUIlfELLl-l'er ft, No, 1, ei.li; No.
ftj.n'o.
li RAN Per ton, 813.50&15.
SUORTS-Per tou. an
AlllJlJUftNGb-Per tou, 8A)!!5.
CliOP-Per ton. fi5.oul
UAY-Per ton, baled, 86 0.
OIL CAKE MKAL-Pertou.$3((ii3if5(i.
liOPS-Per IU. Oregon, V ft. 18Uc;
EGGS Per do, lc
BUTTER Per ttUaucy roll.lOo; Inferior
Kiauc ii, Muiiiou, iodize.
t'UEESK Per if. Urvuc
forum. 8;nyc
Uregon, 4tfo; Call-
tK,1CKrc'llui- No. 1, 5.80j do No. i,
.iio; iNUidwuh inianda. No. 1, 5.j!5,
1KAS Young hjBou, sioinoSc; Japau,
UtKuiwc; Oolong, liK06c; Uuupowdor ami
luiuerial, Xixtiitc
SYKUP Calhoruio rettuery U quoted
.1 Mkv iu DUU; iu kega and 1-sal.
tins 3545.
BEANS -Per lb, pea, 2ic; small
wlnies. tic; bajo,i,'io; liiua, 8c; pink, c.
VEGKTAULES-Deet.ifift.nc; cabliaue,
tr Ib.Xicearruia.l w-k.ijj; caulltlower.f
doa, 1.7j, green corn, r doen. 15c: nreeu
peas, y lb, 2ic; lettuce. dos. 2uc; ouioiis
Do; luriup. v lb, ijC; spinach. V sack, 40
(" oOc; celery, f dex, tfi; parsnios, V Bik,
loc; tomatoes 'box, 1.im1.m; Hiring
beans, lb. ov; cucuiuboiu, 1 dox 10c.
I'UTATOKS-l'atoioes, new, He; per
sack. old. IJl.OJ; sweet, y lb. c.
DRIED FRUITS-l'er ft, apples, qua
ter, sacks and boxps, :ij; do sliced, it,
jack aud boxes. 3j(a4j: apricots, 17c;
biackOurrms, 13 lac; lieclarinoa, loVU7c'
peuclitM. halve uiuieeinil. 7
quarieied, 7lc8; puled eliernes, ltlc;
pilled plums, Caliloruia, WglOc; j0 Or
egon, d(u,7c: currunu. tvall: datHM.
c; Ugs, Smyrna, 17 o IS; California, (tw i,
piuuen. Caliloruia, 5 a,U; French. 10(u,li'i
.urkish. ti(it)7; raiina. falitoria Lou
don tavern, a,15il!.2il box: Ioobo tl.
caU!l, igitlu; Seedless, y lb, iac; Sul.
tana, ljc
POULTRY-Chlckens, y doa, aprlnir
i!.50w3.llU: old, I.UOjft4.U0: ilur.lia. uu!
fe3.60; geee, $ 1.006; turkeys, y n.
nominal, iyl3c.
UAMS Per lb. Bantam. (t : f)r.
egou, U4'g,10c.
j,BAt'Ui-Per lb, Oregon sides, 647c; do
aiioulders, 6 0.
FRES1I FRUIT-Apples, Oregon, new,
f box, sl.00: banauas. bun-.h. fti 0.1
Lemons, Sicily y box. AlOftoU: watermpl.
ous, y dox, f i.E0. lames, y 100, $1.6U; piiu.
apples, y doa, 97.50; Los Angeles oranges,
y box, 3( 4.60: ucars. t box. Zl.'2hta-A Ri-
peaches, y box, tJl.liiVojl.SO; plums, y box.
5c; grapes, y box, $i
sis-tius-fer lb. timothy, 8j7ic; red
clover, 14(ii510jc: orchard grass,, 17g.ltK);
rye grass, U(gl3c.
WOOL-Eastern Orecton. snrinst plln. IS
(20o lb; fall clip, . Valley Or
egon, spring clip, 20(jg;Jc; lambs' and (all,
PICKLES Per S-sal ken. ttkv hbla n
gal., titc
NUTS-Califorula almonds, tf 100 ft aka
20c: Brazil. 150 ft sks, Iff lb, 14c; chestnuts
itxszuc coooanui,8tK.oU; DlberU, Sicily,
176 lb sks, y ft, 14c; hickory, loo lb ska.lOc:
peanuts, (Jig7o; tpecaus, Texas, 100 lb sks,
He; California waluuu, lob lb sks, 11(4
12c
CANNED GOODS-Salmon. 1-ft tin, a-
doz, yi.3i; oyslera, 2-ft tins, y do. '2.25;
i-iu uns, fi.40 y aoz; lobsiers.
l ib tins, y doz. tl.00: clams. 2-ft tin. V
doz, 1.002.t'6; mackurel, 6-fb tins, y doi
9.00; fruils. y doz tins, fi.0ofe2.25.
lams and Jellies, V dox. Vl.7u2.00; vetre
tables, y doz, tJUooatW.
HIDES Dry, IlCtf lRc; wet salted. 6V7.
LARD Per ft. OreKon. 0(474: Emileru
7iic.
COFFEE Per ft. Guatemala, llj; Cot
Ric, l(a 12ic: Old tiovernnienl Java. IRT?
iic; Rio, UViVk; Salvador, lO'lOio
Mopha. ZWVXr. Kona. 1HC.
SUGARS-Ouole bblH: Cube. OSa: drt
granulated, Gjc; fine crushed, 03c; golder
C, 68c
Strange DUoaae Among lilnmlcd HnrM,
The farm ot Ludwiz Lam, npar Port
Jarvls N. T., is Hociiel with fine high
bred cattlo and bono. A few day ago
niia of a mntcbpd pair of hono wai sud
dimly iilfdctel with a wollin in the glails
of the tliroa . Tlie swelling Increased
rapidly, and the horse died in a few hours.
Before it died its mute was selzod with the
same symptom, nnJ file J lu a short tlrao.
About the natna tinn fm out of Mr. Laux's
herj of dairy cow din J oaa after another.
They were all apparently in the best of
health, Lut were suddonly prostrated and
died soon afterward. Onj of the dead cowi
was dissected. Tho tnlein wai found to be
swollen to twice its uau al size and Clle
with blood.
THE GRE&T REGULATOR
wwTBk
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Are Ton Billons?
Th KrguMnr aiwr aff ( 9Ur. I mort
cheerfully recommend It to all who tuSer from
bilious Attack, or anr Diieau caused by a dis
arranged state of the Liver.
Kansas Citt, Mo. W. R. BERNARD.
Do Ton Want Good Digestion ?
lufftrtd Intrnttlif vtthFull 8tomaeh,ltea4
0rh, tie. A tuighbor, mho had taken Smmmt
Liter Regulator, told im tt mat a lure ewe J my
trouble. The flret dnee J took relieved me very
much, and la one reeeh't time I wot 01 ttrona and
hearty at I ever wai. it ie th beat medlein
J rver took for Vveprpei.
Richmond, Va. B. G. CSMSHA W.
Do Tou Buffer from Constipation T
Testimony of Hiham Wimi, Chief-JusrJce of
Ca. : " 1 have used Simmons Liver Regulator fur
Constipatioa of my Bowels, caused by a temporary
Derangeroent of the Liver, for the last three or
four years, and aiwiyi srirA decided heHrfii."
Have Ton Malaria ?
Issm hod experinee ttth Stmmme liver f ra
lator einee 1816, and regard it ae th yreutrnt
enxdiein of th timm for die Mere pecu
liar t malarial region. S good medi
tin deeeree nnuereal commendation.
KEV. M. B. WHASTOlt,
Car, Set' I Souther Baftut Theological Semtnary,
Safer and Better than Calomel I
I have beea subject to serere spells of Congndoa
of the Liver, aad have been in the habit of taking,
frnai 1510 engrains of calomel, which gmenlly laid
bm op far three or four days. Lately I have beea
taking S:mmofts Liver RrruUtor ,whn h gave ma rc
LrY. trithamt any f Mferrwitftvn to bueln.
UiuuLaaoar, Oluo. J. HUOO.
J. H. Zoilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
zzaxcs. ci.00.
0. C. &. R. TIM!; TABLE.
Mall Train "orlh, 9:41 A M,
Mail tram anulh, i:X l. M.
Of FICB I00RS, EBOESECITY P0ST0FFICE
Rniieral HrIlTry. from 7 A. v. to T r. U.
Money Orilcr, fraiti 7 a. M. to i l. it.
IdvMrr, from 7 A. M. loA 1: il.
Mails for north i Icmc al l I .' a. m.
Muils fur smith rlo-o at l::l p. M.
Mnila fur Krauklia doa at 7 A, at. Monday
and aiiuiwinv.
Maila for Mabel cloas at 7 A. VI. Motility and
nut-Mai .
MiiiU for Cartwrlght close 7 A. M. Morula)'.
SeCIETIES.
rU'OEXK LOIMiK NO. II. A. F. AM) A. M
1 J Maots flraiand third Wc.lurs.laTs in each
uioutb.
CI'ENCER IIL'TTK I.OIMIK NO. t. I. O. O. F.
aiuia avcry 1 ucsiiuy avotillig.
11.11AWHALA ENCAMPMENT NO. 8.
M.f la on tUe sooaml and fourth Wcdncs-
uaja iu oaon inonin.
IL'OKNK LODUK NO. IS, A. O. U. W,
lj Mriu al .Mswonio Hull Hi second and
ivuivu -iiuae iu men nionm. M, ,
T M.OEARY rosT NO. 4. O. A. n. MKKT8
f'e at Miuonlo Hall tha tint anil third Kri-
uajs 01 eaun uionin. Hjr onlor, Lommanukh,
OUnKttOKCHOKN KHIEN08. MEETS
the rlrxl ami Ihlnl Snlunluy evcniiiKat
ftiiasuiiiu nan, uvonit'riir U. C
f JUTTK 1X1DOK NO. !7, 1. O. O. T. MEETS
mm overy oaiuruuy ulKht In Odd Fellows'
Hall. V. O. T.
T EA1HNO 8TAH I1ANDOFIIOPK. MEETS
1 al that'. P. Church every Hittulay after
noon at S::U. Ylsitoi made welcome.
Eugene City Business Directory.
HETTMAV, p.-I)ry (foodn, rlothinir. irroreriea
t" ""' iiicn-imnmiio, aouiliwval comer.
illainctloumi Kitchth trovts
CHAIN nitOS.-I)cnU.nt In Jewelrr. walchea.
clocks and intHicitl lintrumvula, NVilloiucllo
atrcct, between Sovonlh and Ei;lith.
FRIENDIjY, H. H.-Itealer In dry (jooila, cloth
in ami KiMieritl incrclminliai, Willamette
treet, hetweeu KUhlh sud Ninth,
OII.U J. P.-Phyaloian and snrtri'oiv Wlllam.
ette slrcct, lHitcou Seventh aud Eighth.
IIOI)ES,C.-Kicion hand fins wlnea. Ilononi,
riKara and a pool and I'illianl tnlilo, Wlllam
etlaatrwa, between Kihth and Ninth.
HOItN. CHAS. M.-Ounsmilh. rifleaand shot
Ktina. I.nvi h and lutir..le li.ailem, for lutlv.
I(t'pairlii(f done In the neiilcat stylo and war
ranted. thop on Ninth street.
Ll'CKEY. J. 8.-Vutclinmker and Jeweler,
kei'na fine sl.u k of rihmIs In his liiia,villam
tile street, in hllaworlh s dt u store.
Mi't'LARKN. JAMES-Cholca wtnos, liquors
andoiKara, Wlllttmettaaliuot, between Klglith
and Ninth.
PO.ST OFFICE -A n.w stink of stanrUrd
achool books Just received at the 00.1 1 oltlua.
KEN'SHA W k AIUtAMS-Wlnes, liquors and
j .Hum ui uie oest nuaiiiy Kept conslanlly on
hand. The best billiard table in town.
ItlllNEHAIlT. J. n.-Hoaie, slifn and carrlaKe
i'iniivr. oors Ktiaraiueed nrst-class Hieclt
old at lowor rales Uian by anyone in Kiucene,
W. V. HENDERSON,
iEivrrisrr.
HAS RESUMED PRAOTICK. WITH
offlre in Have' brick.
My operations will be flratalaaa and ohanrea
reasonable.
Old patrons ai well as niw onea ara lnvlirl
to call.
DR. L. F. JONES,
Physician and Surgeon.
VILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL
1 calls dav or nltrliL
Omra.TTnatiftlra In Uava t.rl..W. m k
found at K. It. Luckey ti Co driiK store. Olllce
hours: te I'i M 1 to 4 P. u., I to ti p. M.
DR. J. C. GRAY,
DEIVTJST.
0
FFICK OYKIt OltANUK STORE. ALL
wora warruntoa.
IiaugliInK riis admlulstareil for painless ex
trncliou of teeth.
DR. W. C. SHELBREDE,
TS NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
A CottuKeOrovfti.' lie purfurins ull operations
in liiculiaulcal and urKl'-I ili'iit intry. All work
warranted and satisfaction Kuarunteed.
GEO. W. KINSEY,
Justiceof the Peace.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-TOWN LOTS
and farms. , Colloctlotis promptly at-
bun.ieu ui.
IticMiDKNoi-Corner Eleventh and High 8ts.,
Eugene City, Oregon.
OIl,ONlrX,IOIV
Is the Life of Trade!
SLOAN BROTHERS
Will do work cheaper than any other shop
In town.
Horses Shod for $2 Cash
With new material all around. Resetting
old shoes $1. All warranted to
give satisfaction.
Shop on the Corner of 8th and Olivi SU
SPORTSMAN'S EMPORIUM
GREAT
REDUCTION
IN PRICES !
On Account of Removal I
AT
II. j. jIS
I will aril my atork at a email aaar-
fln'attovft Coal, on aerount or
Miahlna; to remove the atork to my
XewtUore ltulldluc
Come One!
Come All!
Al I'ltK K TIIK NASIKt
J. D. MATLOCK,
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
D. T. PRITCHARD,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Itepalrlnsr of Watehes and Clocka
executed with puuoiuallty aad at
rvasouable oost.
U'lllamrtto Wtreet. Kaa-eno City, Or.
St. Charles Hotel
EUQKNB CITY, OREGON,
W. H. "W ATKINS, Proprietor.
Now aad Rxperletired Maaaf eaaeat.
Chara-ea Moderate.
P. M. WILKIKS,
DEUQ3, MEDICINES,
liruahea, lalute, 4ilaaa, lie, Leads,
TOILET ARTICLES, Eto,
Pbyalolana' Proaorlptlona Compounded.
Boot and Shoe Store.
A. HUNT. Proprietor. ,
Will hsrvaftar leap a oompltta itook o
Laities', Misses' aud Children's Shoes!
Ill'TTON 1IOOTN,
Slippers, Whlt and Blaok, Sandali,
FIN2 XID IH02S,
MEN'S AND BOY'S
BOOTS AND SHOES!
And In fact everything In the Boot and
Hhoe line, to which 1 in loud to devote
my eapocial attention.
MY COODS ARE FIRST-CLASftI
And tniaranteed as represented, and wll.
be sold for the loweat prloos that a tfood
artivln can be airordod,
A. Hunt.
Practical Gunsmith
DSALSS IS
CUNS, RIFLES,
Fishing Tackle and Material!
SewiEZ Kicliinss anl Nselles of AH litis fir Silt
Repairing done lh the neatest style and
warranted.
Gum Loaned and Ammunition Furnished
Shop od Willamette 8 tree t, opposite Poetofflor.
Central Market,
liHlioi-cNcWntlftCiiis
PROPRIETORS.
Will keep constantly on hand a full auppiy ot
BEEF,
MUTTON. PORK AND VEAL.
Which they will sell at tha lowest
market priuee
A fair share of tha publlo patronage solicited
TO TIIK FARM EH Mi
We wilt pay the hlirhest market prioo for fa
cattle, hogs and sheep.
Shop on Willamette Street,
EUCENE CITY, ORCON.
Meats delivered to any part ot the city free
of oliarge. Juuli