THE EUGEMyjilTY GjACD.
The imsim filu'" " 'jrigliK-r tlmn
' for ywa, past, taking tho cotmntry
'all over. ,
The Siuslaw Fair.
of
America,
mo.
'Ellen erry, Hpealciii
"Tho il('ar land ltowh on
xEHn sliould try a
ve wonder if . tliti next llupublican
National Convention will have any
thins; in it nlout llml Htiiu.
Lant week without cuiiKuUing a Re
puhlican paper tlio Secretary of the
Treaaury made another bond call for
$15,000,000.
Senator L"n says tho Republican
majority in Iowa will not lw large this
year, and it may prove to ho just no
majority at all.
Since 18G8 the Republican paHy
' has spent 190,000,000 in building
navy. And tho Covorninent has
neither tho money or tho navy.
The Evening Domocrat has been
' started in Portland with Col Sidney
Dell as editor and Col J B Fithian
uity editor. Wo wiuh the new paper
la Buccesnful career.
The fight against Voorheea in Wash,
ino-ton Territory waxes bitter. The N.
P. does not like the revolt in thoir
bailiwick, and they have determined
to down Voorhees. However, they
may not succeed.
A Maino newspaper tells of a ped
dler that sold a farmer's wifo the sign,
'Ici on parlo Francais (French spoknn
here)', assuring her that it was tho
Latin for "God Mens our
home," and the good woman proudly
hung ft in the best room.
The Blaine papers are yet very mad
because Senator Fryo said there was
a ''little bit of a smirch on Mr. Blaine's
-coat" It is not suspected, however,
that Fry's avowal that BJaino was
little crooked in tho Mulligan business,
inosaihlv. was bouirht by tho wicked
f W V
'Democrats.
Kicknh City, Oct. 4. f !io annual fair of
the furmtrs of Siujlaw was held on the lt
of October at the Orange hill, wrero a fine
t.;l.: ..I I.rn npAitimll'iilia VII it if I1 a vcd.
Tlie horticultural, culinary and floral do
partmonts were alo represented, while the
ladies' department of fancy work did credit
to the ingenuity and cultivated taste of both
yountf aud old. In, the grove surrounding
the hall were line exhibit! (if hnraes, cattle,
hecp and poultry. The exercises of the
day were opened by mnsio by the Siunlaw
Band. .'raver was tbon offered, followed by
musio and a few appropriate remarks by the
Chairman, when the vast assembly repaired
to the grove, where a lengthy table waa
.pread with the moat delicious viands, of
which all were invited to partake freely.
The dinner hour having pasaod the audience
was called together when the band again dis
coursed lively musio. II E Hayes, Lecturer
of Oregon State Grants, waa then introduced
and entertained the assembly with one ef
hit stin ing speeches, setting forth the prea-
ent condition of tho agriculturists and point
ing to their only refuge of safety. The in
teresting exercises were closed with mnsio
and the premiums were awarded. Every-
thing on exhibit possessed so much worth or
beauty that it was difficult for the judges to
decide which was tha moit deserving, and
tho blue aud red ribbons were carried away
by many happy victors, who recaived gieat
credit for their enterprising endeavors.
Much credit is due to the committee on
arrangomeuts, who spared no pains in the
performance of their duty, llieynniig peo
nl fnnlini? that a social entertainment was
lust the thing for pleasaut conclusion, mot
. . l ll UL
at the rosmeiice of Air ana Airs ooennsn,
here thev were most aareeably entortaiued
dnring the eveuing. I he citizens ol the
Siuslaw country are of that hospiablfr, ki nd
nliu who de iizht in niaKiniz strangers teel
perfectly at home. ukkaid.
Indian Killed.
The State of Georgia held its election
'last Wednesday, and it went 50,000 or
'75,000 Democratic If we should fol
low the example of tho Republicans
'over the Maine election we woulu crow
' over it for the next month or so, but
'there is no sense in such a course, as
'everyone knows that Georgia is just as
suroly Doniocratio.as Maine is Kepub
lican.
Oocasioually northern papers raise
' a howl over the condition of the south
em .negroes. Tho black laborers and
farm tenants in everv part of tho
outh are imeasurably froeer and hap
iior than the miners and coko and
iron workers in Pennsylvania. In
fact, such a state of atl'airs as Mr
Georao depicts would not lio tolerated
here. There would bo either a reform
or a revolution. Atlanta Constitution
Deui.
Rare Bargain for Thirty Days.
1290 acroa of grain aud meadow land, 4 J
miles west of Eugene, with good dwelling
house of 'J rooms, barns and out bouses; all
under fence. Price 815 per a:re.
COO acres cram and meadow laud Seniles
west of Kugcno; f 12 per acre.
210 aere cram and meadow land, 4 miles
wuat of Kugeuo, with small dtfolliugj price
$14 per cre.
BOO head stock sheep, in goon orncr.
Terms The land will be sold for one-half
cash in hand, the balance in one or two years
to suit purchaser. Apply at once.
UKOIIUK . ni.NSKY,
Wide Awake Druggists.
Messrs K K Luckey & Co are always alive
to their business, and sunre uo pains to se
cure the best of every article iu their line.
They have secured the agency lor the cele
brated Dr King's New JJiscovery for Con
sumption. The only certain cure known for
Consumption, uougns, loins, Hoarseness,
Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any af
fection of the Throat and Lungs. Sold on a
positive guarantee. Trial Bottles free, lieg-ularsizeSl.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Hosi-minn, On., I
Oct 6th, lxm. f
NOTICE 13 HERE!! GIVEN THAT
the following-named settler has riled
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and Unit said proof will
be made before the Clerk of the County Court
of Lane Co, Or, at Kurie City, (Jr, . un tilt.
Nov llltli, Wi, viz: H S Ward, Pre-emption
I) 8 No 41)01 for the 8 W .1 of S V 1 Seo 34,
Tp 19 S. It 1 W ent, V M.
lie names the tollowing witnesses to prove
his continuous rekidenee upon, and cultivation
of. said land, viz: J 8 Carr, Laura Curr, W
It Parker, Louisa Parker, nil of Dexter, Lane
County, Uregou. Cuas W; Johnston,
4 - tit. . ileiflster.
Cottage Grove Items.
" moMouR BrKiiALeoiumsro.sPKNT.
Cottaob Giiovk, Oct 6, 1S80.
Had k gentle ruiu Monday afternoon and
night
Mr Leroy llarrett was at Hu0'ene one day
lost week, ' . .
Mr I II Veatuh lias been quite sick but Is on
f Jot again.
Mrs Cochran went to Eugene Friday and re
turned Saturday.
Mr C 0 Jackson and family are on their
'way to Lake county.
Mrs J M Medley r 'turned Saturday from a
' week's visit to Eugenei
Mr Tete McMartln and wife went to Silk
'C'reek visiting Tuesday,
Mrs Jaa ItawloV returned Saturday from a
''to Iter parents near Jasier,
Mr Dnrwlu Piri.itow and family vUlted Ku
: gene Saturday returning Monday,
Several of our citizens attended the County
fair, but not a yory general turnout
A few of the young people of this vicinity
went to the Siuslaw fair butt Friday,
A Mr Miller, of Mohawk, waa up vent of
here looking for a ranch a few days ago.
Mr Nat Martin, wife and grandson, Harvey
Ilazleton, Jr, left for Morrow county Septem
ber 25th.
'Messrs Marlon Martin, Chas StoufTer, W
V Catlicsrt, Hon Lurch, Howe and Ad Ga
routte were in Eugene last week.
Mr Jaa II McFarland, Sr, died at this place
Saturday, Sept 25th, and was bit rred in the
cemetery bearing his name, on the 27th.
Mr A J Barlow and daughter were her on
a visit to Mrs H's parents, Mr and Mrs Nat
Martin, before they left for east of the moun
tains. Mrlsaaoaud Miss Enter Paniewood, and
their sinter, Mrs Clrns MoCollough, of Cor
vallis, came up Monday on a visit to their par
ents, in this vicinity.
Mrs W'ta Neas had a tooth extracted la-it
Friday that had been very painful Afterthe
tooth was extracted the paiu li fe her jaw and
suddenly attlicted her atoina"h. whh'h was
thought for a while would ,fitUl, but we are
glad to state she has fully recovered.
Yemtv.
The T.akeview Examiner of lust week, gives
an account of the killing of an Indian in Klam
ath county by J Fritz Mum: Jlun at one
time owned a furniture store here, and
aftei wards lived on a ranch near Cottage
Grove:
"Tim Tni1l.ni ran Munz's cattle off the reser
vntlnn bv tha agent's orders. Mums asked him
wliy lio did so, to which Pete replied that he
would run them toll 1 next time. At this
tmint thev both becan fitthtini.'. but were seiia
rated by a hired man named Wade, working
for Muuz, who told l'eto he had bettwr go
home now. and imon tiirnlnir anmnd found
Mini imim. hut. lie soon reainienreu who a ua
lnl nuiL beimn tirimr at the Indian, who was
i-minim? toward to a barn to iret his home.
Minis fn owed h in ami kept slioottng, until
the Indian had paused through the gate,
mounted his horse and started oil on a trot,
urnaninir loud eiiouidi to be heard at the house,
After ridinif some distance he fell from his
horse, and netting up walked several steps
ulinn lm full the Inst tune. Wade and Myers
another employe of Munz thou went out and
found hiiu dead, the fatal shot having struck
about two inches lielow the ri:.'ht ear and
tiiuued out throiiLdi the left corner f the
imiiitli. Munz fired four shots at the Indian.
Munz gave himself up to the sheriff, Afterwards
lie had an examination before a juntice and
and was held in &li,000 bonds on a cli.'ii ge of
murder in the secoud degree. Munz furnished
bonds readily."
Summary of Assessment.
Assessor McWierson has kindly furnWied
this office with the following summary of as
sessment of Lane county for the year 1SS0:
Improved binds. 3!5.232 acres valued at
(2,iUNi,2.V; average fO.ftd er acroj It K lands,
4H,ilH acres, $14,510; average value per acre,
2!.i) cents. Wukoii road lands, C'JMi acres,
t12,0)0; average valno ler acre, 40 cts.
'Town property, f.V.)0,275.
Mortgages, SOdftOOO.
ldsu and implements, ?!"i78,141.
Money notes. Ac. f C37.3'J1
llousoliold furniture, carriaires, etc, ?232,fl"G.
Homes aud mules, 5'JiO, $J73,8o0; average,
$45.0.V
Cattle, 11,2m, $223,051; average, $15.07.
Sheup, 84,2:lS, (f41.4Slij average $1.21.
Swine, 12,j:t, 10,204.
Gross value of all proierty, $3,081,141.
Indebtedness, $1,412,457.
Exoniption, "I."7,-3J.
Total taxable pr.iH)i ty, $3,984,455.
No of noils. Hi 10.
Short amount of assessment of 1SS5, $107,
2i!i
Short in money, notes and accounts, $157,
302. and depreciation in personal property to
amt of $;i0,a
Notice for Publication.
Lasu Offick at Roskduro, Ob , 1
Ott 5, 1880. I
m-rnTTnti" ia II17IJV.11V nTVWVTIIAT
LJi the following named Bettler has tiled
notice of his intention 10 mane nnni prooi in
support of hi elaim, and that said proof will
lm mu.lu luif.irn IliK I 'l.ll'k of tlie VllllltV t'ollrt
of Lane County, Or., at iiugene City, Or., on
Sat :rlay, Nov. IJ, 1, viz ! ueo vv nunipn-
rev. 1'ro emption i n iu !-'( ior ine i v j
of'N W i. Sec 2, To 10 .8, It 1 West, W M.
He nnmes the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residenco upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz: John Kissinger, Joswh Car
ter, J M Neet, Frank liuiley, all of Lowell,
lane County, Oregon,
4 lit UIIAM. w. dun.iHTon, ivegisier.
Makriaur Licknsks. Tim following
marriage Hconwc have Leon issurj sino
our last report: J. M. Thompson and
Ella Davenport; II. II. Duulup and
IPoda Andrews; T. C. Stearna and
Mary L JuJkins; Charles Ilcnnctt and
Elaie Lee.
The horso "Fingo" was again lieaten
at The Dallea Fair Ut WVdnesday, by
'Klickitat Tom," a half mil dash.
City Transfers.
The following city trnnstora or real
proporty liavo ln recorded in tho
County Clerk'a ollioo during tho past
week:
Geo II Dorria toTrof D W Cool id 50,
two lots m Dorns Addition; conaidcra
lion ((1200.
Matilda NolFsinser to O W Weider,
two lota 111 luck aula adililion: con
W T Osbuni to Elnm A Cottle, two
lot.s in Onburu'K addition; con SIOO.
N B rritchftt to W P Shelley, two
lots in Packard's) addition; con 900
Money! Cash! iColnl IL
I hereby notify all that arc indebted to uie
thnt 1 must insist hi the psvmmtof tlie fame at
a time not long hence. I appreciate your pat
Mii,'e and hope for a continuance of the same,
but it takes money to liny gissls. i shall ex
D?ct a resimnse soon, ami to those whose
counts are of long standing I will say, don
blame anyone but voin wives if wt is made
siuiint you, lor 1 shall Collect the same It pos
sihle.
F. R Di ss.
BBERosBAcmo Q AILROAD
KLY OHUIiAR nUTK
VKlt Q ICTUMSSQUEfllANGKS
Fast Time! SureConnection! New Equipment!
025 MILKS SIIOllTKIt I
OQ HOUilS LKSS TIME I
Accommodations unsurpassed, for comfort and
Safety I Fares and Freights MUCH Lias
than by any other route between all
points in Willamette Valley and
Ban F,ancico.
Only Route to that Popular Summer Resort
TAQT7XNA BAY,
Where for Moderate Expenses you can enjoy
Snrf Bathing
Bench i'or di'i
I'iiUiuKia rivers an
1 ssiisnii i'""l""rr JiMsua.ii imiiiiiiiiiMiii Ms
F011BI F0UHDI!
i:;t
Bench for driving and walTdng.
u nroou.ii.
Tionp Sea Fl-ihlnsr. . ,
'uticc to Creditors.
NOTICE IS 1IHREUY GIVEN THAT
J V Cherry was nppoitit'ed adhliuistra-
tor of tho estate of Fred Dudley, deceased,
by the County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon. All persons having claims n!:ainsi me
said estate will nlcase present the tame to
tho said administrator, lit Ins place ol (nisi
ness, in Eugene City Oregon, within six
mouths from the (l ite bcri'ot.
J. V, OliEitRY, Administrator.
J. J. Walton-, Atty.
JNolirc for PubllcalSon,
AND OFFICE AT ROSESTJRG, ORB
J con, September SUtlii 1HS15.
Notice is hereby civeu thnt tho followinu
named settler has tiled notice of Ids Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
11I11I that said proof will be made before the
.ImLie or Clerk oi the County Court of Iuo
Connly.Oi egon, at Eugene City .OrH Saturday.
1 Into iit ! 11. IH.'Su. VK liio I', u in lunt. riouie
stead Entry No -iritifor the N W j.Seo 1 jj l'p UV,
S,K(i West, W. M. JIo iiames the tol lowing wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, Kiid hind, viz: John
Stearns, W S Hall, Sam'l .Tones, U liennett,
all of I'lanklin, Lane ( o.j Ur.
Cil.vs. W. .ioiinston, RegiKter,
lions
Than any other Summer Resort on the
Coast of Oregon.
DAILY PAS EMEU TRANS
(Except Sundays)
Leave Corvallis at 2 P. iM. Leave Yaiiaiua
at 7:10 A.M. .
Oreiron and California estside trains con
nect at Corvallis.
Oregon and California Eastside trains con
nect with stugts at Albany at 12:05 P. H.
Round Tkip Tickets at Excrnsios Rates
UOOII TILL SKl'T ilOTH.
The fne A 1 Steamship YAQUINA
un" tans
Tiat ilio SIffiAPEST place to
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats
Boots and Shoes, Etc. 1
-13 AT-
FJMEMBLY'S.
FROM HAH FKANCISOO.
Wednesday, Sept. 8,
Monday, Sept. 20,
Satrfrday, Oct. 2,
Thursday, Oct. I t,
Tuesday, Oct. 20.
FIIOM SAQl I.NA.
Thmnay, Sept. 2.
Tuesday, Sept 14,
Sunday, Kept. 2(1,
Friday, Oct. 8,
Wednesday, Oct 20,
The Company reserves the right to change
sailing days.
FAKES Kail and taoin, c J Uail ami
SU'erage, $9 83.
For futher information apply to
O. C. HOfiUK,
A. O. F. A t Ag't, Corvallis.
P. S. Have also just receivej
from New York City a large k
voice of LADIES' CLOAKS, D0I,
MANS, WRAPS and -DRESS
GOODS.
Yooe HIE TO
is
v
4
3
Storage! Storage !
Fanners nre hereby notified that -
S. S3. FISni'TSm.Y'.'J
WAREHOUSE
A9JI'i'iX - ,Hl (' !: Depot
I XowCippji Fortlto
mornee Of
: o :
Hops! Oats!
Wool! & Barley!
puu ii(iijtiippo)
'1i joj X-ioiiui a.iS
ennpiuil jiioa buu
MJ.JOHD 'UK J.
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Kdsf.bi'ro, On., 1
Sel.t ISHIi. f
lU'OTICH U IIEREiJV tUVKX THAT
X the following named settler 1i;ih filed no
tice of his intention to make tiual proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Jud'e or Clerk of the county
court of Lime county, Oregon, at Kugene
City, Oregon, on ttatunlay, October 311, ltWll,
viz; A llooKcr, Homestead I'.utry An
1'.V2, for tlm K J of N W I, seo 22, Tp 17 8,
U 7 Ue.it, U M. JIo names the following
wituugKL'S to provo his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz: lcn
jiuniii I'ush, Ocorgo Hale, A N Green, C K
Hale, all of Cheshcr, Lane county, Or.
ClIA V. JOII.NHTO.N, Resistor.
Hre.
All persons indebted to E V AVhipple &
Pro's, either by note or book account will
pleaso call and settle the tamo. Our store
Is burned and we mu it collect the nioucy
due us.
K. V. Wiifrrn 4 Bko.
Cottago drove, Kcb 23, 1SS3.
For Sale.
Lots in Shcltou's and lVkard's additions to
Kugene City. Nicely located and tha most
convenient of any for sal. lYct from $j0
to f 100 on easy ti'rnis. Aiplyto
I)H. T. W. SllKLTO!!,
Kugene t ity, Or.
Delinquent Tax Notice.
Summons.
In tho Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon
lor tlie County of Lane.
Frank Lucas, )
Hamuli,
vs.
Samuel Lucas, Daniel Lucas,
N anoy Lucas,
defendants.
Tosaid Daniel Lucas, Samuel Lucas aud
Nancy Lucas, Defendants:
IN THK XAMK OF THK STATE OF
Oiegou yon are hereby required to be and
appear iu said Court noil answer the Com
plaint of plaiutill' now on tile, within ten
days from tho date of the service of this
summons upon you if served in said Lane
County, Oregon, and if s-rved in any other
county in tlm Stat.-, then within twenty
days from the date of the servije hereof
upon yon, and if served by publication of
illiniums, then on the 1st lsy of the ncjt
regular term of said Cirenit Coilrt, to.wit:
tho M day of November, 1SS0. Abd if yon
fail to appear and answer judgment will be
taken against you, and the plaintiff will ap
ply for the relief prayed tor in the said com
plaint, namely: The sale of the billowing
described premises: Tho N F. J of N K 1 of
Seo :i(l. T 19 S, 1! 5 W, and N J of N W ,
and N W of N F. J of See 31, T 19 S, 11 4
V, coulaiiiiiig 1(10 acres, and the N li of
Seo (i, aud the N Y I of Sec fi, T 19 S, R 4
W, containing o'JO acres, in Lane County,
Oregon, and the division of the proceed
thereof after paying the costs and expenses
of this suit, and rale, and for such other and
further relief as may teem equitable and
just.
This summons i published by order of
lion U S lieao, Judge Second Judicial Dis
trict, which order is made at Chambers and
dated Sept 24, LSS(i.
Josui'A J. W altos, Jr.,
Atty for I'llT.
1v gins og sooud gy
1
lC3QT res
PI . ppil
if jl
' riSMlia. Tak Xoth e. A oikI diuner can
M at IWksr'i Hotel for 2i cents.
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
I II AYR SOMK VEHY DKSIHARLE
Farms, Improved and I'nimproveJ Town
V 1- !.. .11 !.... . iiv , m-j I'm
now .lelinnuent, that the County Court at iu 1 PfiSnj E0Ht:d mi KOStS CcllCCtOa,
laU.e.ion onl-red in tn collect the m I t.is In.nrunee Companies I represent are
f.srthwith. I hi. I. therefore f atify all ! mi.on the tld, st and mt Ke'.uble, and in
conev-rned that if th.y wish to save c.U they I the Vmivn and Iwi itaii'.h adiuatment of their
niu-t mm forward at once an I pay the s.iins owa SrM Simm to N'onk.
or 1 will Iw oblig.l to proceed a;aint I hem I .,r"..f y..'Mr patr-nv 1 sxli.-ited.
legally. .I. ALbLOAX, MietirJ Laue Co. J t ffi k up stuin, over the C.ran-e Store,
bept U, 1JSU. K F IX..K1U3.
THE BEST
l!;-ir r-,-toiMti',c in the world 1m Hall's
11 vni lii:M:vi:ii. Ir t uiv nil discuses of
li.j M ini), mill stiiuui:iiis the buil' Kliillils
lo lic.dlhiiil ui iioii. It dtops the fnlliii;; of
lb.? Imir; prevenis its iiiniin'.'grny: cures
biildnos, mid re-lores yollibl'lil color and
frcslmi ss o( appearance to hi :ids nlrcady
whiic wiili trri'. The following arc a few
iiiiisU'alioiis of whut is done by
KALL'G
Vegetable Sicilian
Ssliing Out ESis Entire Stock Of Goods,
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes,-Dolls, Toy;
Albums and all kinds of Fancy
Notions, Candies and Nuts.
Call early and secure bargains at
Oiip dimr North of St.. CliurW Hotel, Eiigt'no City, Or.
HEAR m ABKOUHGEMENT.
I will devote this Fall to Glory aii
Any man woman or cMld having
a dollar to send can save ten cent
of it by calling on me this season, S
I will carry a mammoth stock o1
everything complete in myline,aiif-
will guarattee to you, my
S.HiLIMSaiOQ that I will save y a money.
Give me a call and see for yourselves. "Deed;
are Mightier than Words."
M the Old I.X.LSd
AT SPR11GFI
PBJVG1U, WHEELER ' CO,
Continue to Exchange Merchandise of all
Kinds a t the Lowest Cash Prices for Cash orMerchankk
Produce of any kind at the Highest Cash t rim
Give them a trade
AT SPRIHI
C.T Mas. Hrscr.UHY, S44 fraiillln !rc,
l!iHikl'jn,J)'. ., nui r n nMrentnu k vt l.ry
niil.m ii tim lu-ail, fomiil her l::iir elreuiy
ki.iy f.'.HInif niVfo npiuly tlml hln' fioon hcmnio
qtuf li.il.l. One hui: of ll.w.i.'s Usui I'.n
krwK'i brouvl.t il soli, Wuwu :.J
. ll.l. U c. n ho was a gill.
fiT Mil. Kkm.inh, mi old firmer, nrnr Fi.t.
tmr, liulJ, li.nl srnirvly r.nv liulr kit, suil lu.t
linle tin r.t vn ef It hail Wiome I eioly white.
' On.-1'iiile of Hail's IIaih lENr.wEnMoH-il
lu f .llnu out, un. I kiivu I lm k tlili'h, IllXIIIII.Ilt
henj iiF hair, brown and fresh u lie ever had.
Clr iln. A.T.Vai, Crtenftli), Cht'lilrf,
t'hg. write: "1 hn-e found the KrvMrnt ln.
o.'l Innn the iic of Hall's Hair KnNnwt. it
luivi "j rrrion-il my h.iir, whii-h win riiily fall.
Ins' nil', and rt-turn,d Unoriginal color."
f 3- Tr.. Kurt. Pcip, Tetrnit, Xi ., rcrtificii
111 t '-n.M.l.'s 1 1 A 1 11 KCNKIVEU In ISCilli III Inr
b.rf crowing, nml i-Ivik b.nL the rial urn I color
to l.ulid mi J ijnty h-ilr."
5- Mr.s. S. K. Et.i.toTT, Glrnrillf, TT. ri.,
ay: "ti-.m h-tiliof Hall's 1I.mii HrNfW KB
r,-f.lor. u try hair lo I'.J natural, youthful color."
Kn inii!rlo:ii stibstnnrrs enter Into Iho
coiiiposiiioii of Hall's ll.vnt 1;kxkwt.ii,
mill it Is not ilyo. lis vevctnlile Inirre
tliffils rcmh r it liithc lii;.'lie.st licLTff Im nc
li. ial to tin' m-:iI as n iroviniie of (lis-:i-o.
l!s t lliTls nri ivntunil and lasting,
iiml It iloos not in:il;o the hair dry iiml
li'i';il:v, liko tlio MwnlieU restoratives com
lioiiutlcd lib alcohol.
PENGRA. WHEELER 8-. CO.
Continue to furnish Lumber, Lath and Shingh
to order at the lowest current rates, delivered
the Mills, on board cars, or at Eugene City.
Leave your orders with d. M., Hendricks, Age'
at Eugene City, or send to the Mills direct;
ril w rr x. I n tr y n m '
KOB THE
Dye
WHISKEES
I-s. ill four rospivts. suorior to all others.
IM- It will nntdiire a rich, natural
color, hrown or Mack, ns liiivd.
Sd The eolor so rodiieiil l Mrnnnent,
rtinnot lie vahi il oil', and will not soil any
tiling Willi w hieli it timie in rontaet.
Sd It Is a sinu'le preparation, i.n.l more
roiivenient of application than any other
bair or whisker ilre.
4th It contains no deleterious Ingre
dients, as do many preparations offered
tor like use.
rrtFPARFD BY
K. r. HALL & CO Nashua, N. IL
Sv'.d by all Dealers ia Medicines.
PENGRA, WHBELER & CO.,
Continue to pay the highest pncj
in Cash for wheat at their Mill, a
to furnish flour and feed at W
Lowest market rates for Cash.
Special attention to Exchange and Custom Grin
TAKE TFTPIM A GRIST.
SURVEYING. Farmm
T 1XKS TAi;LisjiEn. laxds
JlJ niiFasnreil and dikided. (inules ami drains
lerelled. ltntrs reinoniiM?.- fad at id tie of
Lilyeti and t'olli.r or l. are word at McCor
Lck & (.'oilier bookstore.
C'HAJ t'OLMKK, County Snrreyor.
"J
of Lane Co
For Sale.
MY FARM. SITL'ATi: D TWO MILES
cast of Cress ell, 11 miles smith of
htij-ene, containing GS!I acre, 1 now offer fur
sale at a bargain. Tlm is a fine location
with pood improvement, well adapted to
both stixk rai.iug aud farming
Uoscot Kxox.
Crenswell, Or.
Brick! B7ick! Brick!
Twt Q -ALnr or brick Km const tn t os
1J h nd W ill ejehanp. brick for all kinds
'. f.'.rn prtvlnee. Kiln and re.i,l,nee at Wal
li-i.ii 'e. tw.. nnUWft of Enne. l:ri,k
ed iannei,iat. v.,n ri i,tf )r
a v p . J.os n"roitb.
4 nzxiiux. inn .
. WhiehmtKe Company hav
biiuse repaired in eood nhap and art
store crain and jirodues and, 1Vjttf, f
ilr lllllld Jllcuee, u nro"i - ry
i -l i. ..l.i ..I.. lOW, ,
we have kept the price of storage " j
percent. lor vou ior innj ',.lffl4i'
owe it to our house to till l
do itT ; H AJ
ai. ii.
MidsE.J.LoWJ,
TEX YEAKS EXPEKIESJ;;
All work guaranteed
Shop-Id lower story of I
Willan-ttti! tUcvt. t