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EUGENE CITY, OR, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1888.
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.PUBLISHED EYEliY SATURDAY.)
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nM'hu'r unci ProprU'lcr.
OKFiOK-Ou the Jvwi side of Willamette
,net, between S, .1. til and Eighth S'lvets.
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Advertisements inserted as follows:
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each subseimttit insertion SI. Cash required
in advance. , . ,
Time advertisers will be charged a, tne fol
lowing rates: , m
line square three liiontl.s
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Transient notices in local column, -'.) it nw
per line lor each insertion.
Advertisins! hills will Iw rendered quarterly.
All job work must he paid roil on ukuvkuv.
m. B. DOBRIS,
Attorney ami Coansellor
, at-Law.
TIL, PRACTICE IN THE CJUltTS
V of the Second .1 udieial District and in
he Supreme Court of this State.
Sptciad attention given to collections and
matter in probate
L. BILYED,
-Attorney and Counsellor at Law,-
EUGENE CITY, OREGON'.
Oil VCTICES IN ALLTHE COUIU'd OF
J this State. Will kv Bpeciu.1 attention
to'collections and probate, mutters.
Oms--Ovor llendrick & Eakin's bauk,
Washburne & Woodcock
Attoriicys-ut- Law ,
tfUGBSE CITY, - - - OREGON
OFFICE At the Court House. jy8iu3
GEO. A. DOURIS.
B. W. CONDON.
CONDON & DORMS,
Attorncya-at-Law".
EUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON
Omen )ver Uobinson Jt Church's hardware
store.
C0. ft KILLER,
attorney ani Ccunssllor-at-Law, and
Heal Estate Agent.
EUGENE CITY-, - OREGON.
H"f !' formerly ocupbsl by Thompson Si
!ean.
J E. F EN TON,
AttoPKpy-at"I-aw
fcUGENE CITY OREGON.
Special attention given to Probate business
and Abstracts of Title.
Omc'K Over Grange Store.
T.W.IIAIUUS,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
lksidence on Fifth street, where lr Sheltou
orme rl y resided. ,
Dll. JOSEPH P. GILL,
1 IAN BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
Vidence when not professionally tilled.
Residence on F.iifhth street, opposite Presby
emu Church.
J. j. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTOHN KY-AT-L A W,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
TTLL 1'ltACTICE IN ALL THE
f ( 'ourts of the State.
Secial attention (riven t real estate, col
ecting, and probate mutters.
Collecting ail kinds of claims against the
United States Government.
Office in Walton's brick rooms 7 and 8.
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
I HAVE SOME VERY DES1RARLE
Farms, Improved and Unimproved lowu
property for sale, on easy terms.
Pnpsriy Sated and Essts CIlsctsi.
Thd Insurance C'om aides I represent are
anions the Oldest and nns-t Reliable, and in
the I'Kojii'T and Iaii it.uc E adjutui"i.t of tin ir
oss3 Stand Second to None.
4 share of your patron-u" ilicited.
Office up stairs, over the Gran-e Store.
B. F. D'JRKIS.
J. DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor.
HAS OPENED A SHOP ON NINTH
Street pp.iife lh Star Bakery, line
Y. M prepreil to it'i .i.l kiiel 'f work off. tnl
in bi line. v
Aliro'iUi of Kin Chilli onh.ndf ir
cn-tnnni to n- fron.
Repiirink and clrniu tlo ie r..liil''.ly. Sut
facti"D i:'"raur't.
Eocene, No. 6, 1WH. tf
Bay & Henderson,
THE LEADING
FURNITURE
" 'undertaking
Houso in EugeiK'. Conicr 7th and Wil. Stsj
HcCln&g i JokuoBp
FOR THE JUSTLY
aa,M. aftkk All
Lj -BOLD ANU SILVLli bMilld.-
W am till l th nl. I
andean sell you iinytliirj;
JfJ or wear,
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CSRA
Have removed to
a rx' New building
M
Tkey have a complete slock of
Watches, Clock, Jewelry
-ALSO-
A I arse invoice oi
ISAKKEK VUS WOKKs!
MS BARKER. Expert Gun
Smith Stock of Guns and Am
munition on hand.
IXC.KM: - - - OKEUO.Y
0, Marx.
Barber Shop and .Bail. Rooms.
Hot and cold baths always ready during,
the week.
First d-jor north of Duiiu's new block.
W rv-v c thattre fretful, perish
AJVWJ VV cr(3, or troubled Willi
Windr Colic, Teething l'uins, or
Stomach Pisordere, can be relieved
at once by using Aclter'g Baby Soother.
It contains no Opinm or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Osburn 4 t o, Eu.-eiie.
C. M. COLLIEll,
Attorney-at Law
OFFICE: At Court House, County Sur-v-jor's
room.
I off-r lo;- sl- I'H'A'ii f.-et hii-dm s projxr
ty on Willaiii' tie stre t, on which the buyer
cun doable his roouey within two years.
Geo. M. Milleb
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CELEBRATED U(
IIPR AIIIKTA '
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reliiilJe "GraiiL'e Store.
that you want to eat
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& Musical Instruments.
i'hrlstmas good.
It. I!. Cochran & Son,
Ileal Estate Agents.
l.iigcne lily, Oicoii.
Will attend to general Ileal Estate business
such as buying, selling, leasing and renting
farms and city property, etc. Ofllce on south
side of iihtu street.
H. F. McCornack, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
EUGENE CITY,
OREGON
I HAVE Ol'ENED OUT A LAKGE AND
Select StiK'l; of
CROCERIES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS.
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS, En..,
. Which I intend wllinp at Faih anii IIkaho.v
aiii.e I'llltts,
GIVE IvIK A. TKIAL.
IV'Ol'l Mifmk HiiMihj, Kifj'nt City, Or,
G. G. AliIS(X.
Orders for Spencer Butte fruit tress may
be left at the Granee store; also Mr. Brown,
1 on Eighth street will 1 sve them for sale.
Three vear old bfirth tt pear trees will be $12
a huiid'rt d, smaller on. s $8. OlLer trees
:aep. Ouvillf. l'Hn.rs, Prop.
rv wj11 enjoy your dinner
j and am prevented by Dys-
vpsia, USO Arlter's Dyr-pepi Tablets.
They are a positive cars for .Dyspwsia, In
di;ution, Flatulency and Constipation.
YVe guaruntew tlm. 23 and CO cants.
Onbura k Co, EuKMia.
BEOS.
. Cure of Cnnccr niut Ulcers. "
JuJkoT. i". JlcLon Ion writes to th
Bwif I Spoclilo Co. : "About threoyean
p:o, Jerry llrudloy, had a enncerout
pro on his faco, Hour tho r cht oyo. It
caused him ft irrc.it doul of pain, and ho
lost tlia alirlit of tho oyo, but was finally
rurej by t!u mo of bivift's Upooitlo.
l'liiscasbis wall known lu Wllku Co.,
U., wiiern ho lived."
Mr, L. Cox, of Arknbutht, Tnto Co.,
Mms., writes: "I sunVrod u crcat lUnl
from ol I uhvrs for roars. Your until
emu was r'comnionJod, iind aflor usinif
i bottles 1 was completely cured.
Your modictiin ilocs oven uioro thiin you
chum for it. 1 havo known it to euro
ciisns which woro thouplit lioi les."
Mrs. A. M. Goldsmith, Ko. (IT4 M urrco
St., llrooklyn, N. Y., writes: "I com
incnced usiui S. S S. about three years
a,-o. 1 lul l sufforo.i with a sore throat
Tor ovor a year. 1 usod a (rreut many
o'lier remedies Willi no pood results.
Jly bttlo pirl, also, hud sore Unpers; It
commi'iicod from tho quick, snd then
tht'iiaiU would como off. Wo doctored
her for ovor two rvitrs, mid whi n J com
moniMil Usui!; S. S. S. 1 tliouphl I would
boo what, it would do for her. I 11 lit
thankful to sav tlmt it entirely cured
her. It is tlio bc'st remedy 1 know
of for tha b'ooil. 1 ron;;y bid f vo
It was tlio momi, of saving mv UIo.
Tho doctor loid mo I hud n throat, dis
euso simihir to Genorul Oram's. I
cheerfully rocniuniond it to ail suffcrlnff
(romdiRordorod blood.
.'realist) on Piood snd S'-in Pisenso
maiiod Iroo. Tiik Swirr Hi-kcifio Cu
Drawers, Atlanta, Go.
What Is It?
That produces that beautifully Boft com
plexion and haves no tracts of its iipplictt
linn or iniinioUH clh i ly The miMVi r. Wis
(loin's Roliertine aceoinplishcs alt thin, ami
is pronounced Pv ladies of taste ami rt'tmo-
mcnt to bo the lum t delightful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted lminilesH ami
matchless. F. M. Wilkins, ngeiit, Fugeue
City.
By the latest melliods ill use by Eastern
dentists hih in the profession, Henderson is
enabled to produce tiuiilly as dt siiablo re
sults in line koM tilling. Oilice same place,
Hayes Mock.
E. It. LUCKEY Si CO.
Aoknih ron Cokiiickk tt Sciikuk I'iiktaka-
TIONS.
ruresh Mother Tinctures superior in
prenaratioli to any in tho market.
llyilraslmi' lomu one ol tho unost coin-
pounds lor lit bilily and lost vitality.
Homeopathic mother tinctures and tritu
rations f,(l per ft nt strorgcr limn Hind ex
tracts; prices the siiinv as haxtcru istablisli-
inents,
Special attention is called lo the B. x 8.
tinctures. Be sure and mention II, x h.
when prescribing, A full supply iilwnys on
hand at E It. Luchcy A" Go's.
Lambert & lleudorsou art) tho solo n"t'iits
for the ctdobrated Superior stoves. Tak
your wife and look nt them.
fi';n nil rintviinhiiniit with II uultirHOll
Dontid, and have your operations performed
n a hki ill ill in uinrr.
Moore's Ib'vcaled lb luedy reiula!es and
builds up all the oriaus of the human sys
tem. Sold by Enoeno Drii,'oists.
Dr. Taylor's 7 Oaks Compound, purely
vegetable, positively cures rheumatism, neu
ralgia, tootnucne, hicu ueniniciie, cramp cui
ie, clioh ru morbus, complaints peculiar to
females, cold or conh, hives, chills and fi
ver, pains around tho heart, erysipelas,
lihthitie. Gk.ikik Taylor.
hold by Usb'.ini x Co, tlrii;nists.
Mr Geo V Craw has the solo ai'eney for ah
brand, of the celebrated Tansil Flinch Clears,
Wood Wnntetl.
All liinlj nf irnnil eleiin four-foot wood
wanted by the Winter l'hoto Company.
Wood taken in exchange for pictures to
any amount, until Sept. 1st, '&H.
, tf ,i. . I . .......
impure over ,. v. rents mur,
Pliolii-Ciitiiiiiin v.
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Btst facilities for enlarging pictures to
any si.o mm u rujien'ii iiminj ui nw,n
. i i; .,.b
guaranteed.
Krnussti & Klein havo just received the
fineut SI French kid shoe ever broiiL'ht to
Eugeno. L idies call and see them. We
have them in Opera and 1' rench toes,
Eittman will tuko all kinds of produce.
ejgs, bacon, butter, chickens and evorylhing
at better prices man anyone cise in iowh.
i
Absolutely Pure.
'1 his mi vder never varies. A marvel of pur
it)', stren.th snd wh(lem"ne. More en
nemical t Hn the ordinary kind" and cannot U
Id in comtH-tiiion with tbi iimltiiuils of low
..- .l.r. u,l I., .Inm itr till. i.lilitalj, twiwder.
Sdii only in cant. KorAX BaK1.SU Powotl
Co., mo wan bl, n. z,
7v-"k,''v
f ROYAL WWJ N
'A.
Mint Minos.
A few years au'o a larg ledge of mica was
discovered in Idaho, thirty miles east of
Moscow, which, after passing through sev
eral hands, was tlnallv purchased bv Feck
Bros. ,t Co., of Chicago, for SI'.'.'i.lKui. In
ls7 one hniidnd and thirty tons of the
mini ral were mined, st veil of which were
suit to England, where it was pronounced of
superior quality, as sheets t ighti en inches
h Hi; can In-procuri d. Th" value of mica
depends !ari;e!y upon tho M.e of clear
sheets whn h can be split from the ledge.
Sheets eiidit by ten inches art" worth $11 a
pound. The small pieces and broken parti
cles are used for vai ions purposes, such as
lustre for wall paper, t ic. An extension o
this h d;:e is now being opened by another
parly. A few mouths ngu n ledge of mica
was discovered w ithin a mile of Boiso city,
and its value is now being tested.
Fatal Aivipknt.--Albany Democrat, Aug.
II: Geo. B. Mi Kinney, living about ku
tu ili k above Lebanon ju Waterloo precinct,
was accidentally killed yesterday afternoon
in-lhe following manner. Hn was engaged
in h ulling straw into a shrd oil his farm
mid while at the shed unloading his team
hi came fr ghteued and stinted to run. Mr.
McKiimey was standing on the back part of
the load, and in attempting to get hold of
the lines be was throwu oil' in fiout of the
wagon, under the horses' heels, the wagoll
passing over his head and shoulders. Dr.
Foley was sent for hut Mr. Mi Kinney died
be.'ors he arrived.' His fucs and head were
badly mashed. Mr. McKiniiey was a highly
respected citizen and the bereaved family
have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
community. Ho was about fifty years of
ago.
Hathkii Ukmakkahlk. Our people who
have seen the school teachers passing through
Albany mornings havo taken occasion to
"poke fuu" at tho aged and old niaidish ap
pearance of tho school ma'ains. Had they
been at tho depot a . few days since they
would havo had an opportunity to comment
at least in one case. One of tho teachers
was 7d years of aije, fiiul had laught school
fifty-two years in the saiini room, where she
is now teaching, Hero is a chance to talk
ibout nn old maid; but it is too serious lor
poking f mi. Albany Democrat.
Notice.
rnriiiitrii if von want tnonev brim all vonr
old iron, popper, brass, etc., to W. Sanders.
He pays the highest cash price. New York
Store.
Why vesT-Tea-T. Wo nsk you to note
that wo carry tho largest ntnl best stock ol
Tea south of Portland, we buy direct from
tho importer. We ullow you to rt, taste or
iii( what you buy, or will give you a sam
ple to let you Ilnd out just what kiiiu you
want. All favorite mid tried brands always
in stock. Prices to suit the times from li!)
ts up. We also have a full and fresh stock
of groceries etc.
I'At'IPIC I r A LO.
Tiik Child lU:coVKHKt. My littlo girl,
mini seven years, was ulllicted with n severe
cough and cold. She could not sleep
I nit coughed almost incessantly. I was in-
lueeil by a tricnd lo try Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy and was astonished at the
immediate relief it gave tier and the enroll
produced. I wouM not be without it in (In
lioiisH for any price. I have tried many
remedies for coughs ami colds, but this is
uperior to am thing I havo ever tried.
I'rof J. M. Median. Capital Citizen Com
mercial College, Dcs Moines, Iowa. Sold by
Osburn fe Co.
Try St. Patrick's Pills and compare tbeit
effect with any other kind made. Tin y eon
tain tho good properties ot tne older prepa
rations combined with the most vitliui.il.
medicines discovered in modern times
As a cathartic and liver pill, St. Patricks are
perfection. Sold by Osburn &. Co,
Before yon start on a journey go and see
Osburn & Co. Mini procure n bottle of Cham-
berhiin s Colic, Cholera anil Diarrho a Item
ed'. It is a great afe-guard for travelers
iinl gives immediate relief.
There is one medicine li.ditly uamed,
that one is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It is
tho best Liniment ever introduced in this
country and is certainly a Balm for all bodi
ly pains. Anv one sullering with neural
gia, rheumatism or lameness of any kind,
should try it at once. Sold by Osburn x Co.
Try Chamberlain's Cough Itoinedy and
you will be convinced that it is a perfect
treatment for coughs, colds and hoarseness.
Sold by Osburn It Co.
Oregon State Fair I
THE TWENTY-EIGHTH
ANIVUAI. STATK FA IK
Will lie held on the Fair grounds, near Salem,
commencing ou the
17TK OF HHPTKAIHEK.
And continuing one week. Cash pre
miums to the amount of
!. ,()()()!
15,000!
Will Is) awarded for agricultural, mechanical
and stock exhibits, works of art and fancy
wo.k, aiel for trials of speed.
The premium nth red have been Increased
in many cwn, snd new classes have been add
ed, No entry fee charged in divisions .1, K,
LandlJ.
A macnificeiit field of horses are entered,
iinl thera will he splendid contests of running
tnd trotting each day.
The dilfereiit transportation companies will
make lils-ral reductions in fares and freights.
Special attention it called to the premiums
dfered for county exhibils of grains, grosses
.lid fruits.
Enliies will Is) received lu the Secretary's
illicit, in Sulem, beginning six days before tin
air, ami on the fair ((rounds from Ftiday be
lore the fair. Persons desiring to exhibit in
livi.ions A, K, O, P and Q are requested to
make their entries on Friday and Saturday be
fore the fair if possible. All entries close on
Monday, Sept- u.lier 17th, at 7:'4 p m.
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS
Couion ticket for men (six days), 62 50;
niiion ticket for women (six days), gl; day
ic etfor men, M cents; day ticket for wte
u-n, '."cents; tie'.tts to tie Krand stand at
nek track for males over VI years, Itf cents;
wlit-s to t'i ((rand sUnd Ires.
I hi me leiiiiii( to purchase booth will apply
.o the Secretary.
Sud to the Secretary at Salem for a pre
mium hit. J. T. GKLUG, Becrt-Ury.
'Hie Columbia Ciililt'.
Mr. II. A. Starrs, who contracted to sup
ply and lay the new Columbia river cable
from Astoria to Fort Cauby, is on pins and
needles over ihe slow progri ss it is making
across the continent He has good reason
lo btinneiisy. for if the cable is not ill pluco
by thii2"ilh inst., he forfeits fllK) for every
day that transpires after that date until the
cable is in place. As the cable was on the
Nortlnru Piicillo lines, Mr. 8. U Fulton
was i ho gentleman t give the following ex
planation to the News of Ihe cable's delay:
"The cable is iu two tanks of water which
are lo.uh d on Pennsylvania railroad cars.
The two tanks, including ilu-ir contents,
weigh t'iS.iiiKI pounds. When it is considered
that a freight ear's lo.nl is '.'tl.UUO pounds it
will be st eu tlmt the car containing the ca
ble is overweighted As a result tho jour
nals have been overheated, burning out the
brasses, necessitating tlm cars being side
sidetracked until lit-w brasses could be put
in. In order to avoid further delay the car
will be thoroughly overhauled when it
reaches Ileron,.iiiid a nit chiinii! will accom
pany it to I'ortlaud, supplying brass, s when
ever Heeded on the trip. A car lias never
p issi d over the road with lis heavy n load.
1 lie cable was Imported from England and
is covered with a gutta peicha coating,
which protects it from ihe water. If the
head cable is exposed to tho Bi'r it becomes
cracked and practically useless, which ac
counts (or its being transported across the
continent in water. Ou the arrival of the
car here the car will be run down to the wa
ter's edge ami the cable ill he taken out of
tho car tanks and recoihd into similar ones
on a barge, which will convey it to its desti
nation at Astoria.
Important Land Decision.
Tho Supremo Court has allirmed tho de
cision of Judge Boiso in tho circuit court
granting a peremptory writ of mandamus re
quiring lh state board of school land com
missioners to make a deed to John Gleim of
;IJ0 ucres uf school land assigned to him by
one Karnes, the original purchaser. The
board has refused to make the deed, claim
ing that ns the law would not allow them to
"sell" more than Uliti acres of land to nny
one person, and as they had already sold
Gleim Kill iicies, they could not deed him
this 320, even though he had become the
holder of the laud through another party,
Glenn claimed that tho giving of a deed was
not the sale; that the land was sold to
Karnes, mid that he being a bankrupt, had
to either assign the laud to Gleim or lose it
with all ho had already paid ou it. The law
says that when tho hind is assigued by the
original purchaser, tha board shall make a
deed to tho assignee when he makes the final
payment ou tho laud. The supreme court
tlecided that the law was plain, and that tho
boa id would have to make the deed.
(iimil News for Whoitt ( rowers.
London, Aug. 20. Europo will need more
wheat than she can raise this year. Itussia
is tlm only country having a wood yield. The
cold Wet Weather has liloet.d both the
amount and tho quality. The estimated
deficiency in' Great Britain is 15(1,100,1100
bushels, in Franco 2H.(IO(l,tllll) and in Ger
many 111,000.111111 bushels. India will exceed
the yield ol 1NN7 by 'i(l,IMll),t)U0 bushels and
Itussia by 15,(100,(1(10. No greut demand is
expected at once, but higher priues must
como,
Largo Cattle.
F. M. Hyde, of ILirrishurg, sold to Mr.
McGregor, of Portland, recently, the finest
lot of twenty-two beef cattle that ever left
Linn county. One ( year-old steer, raised
by E, E. Uptueyer, two miles east of ILirris
hurg, tipped the scales at 1.8511 pounds. The
animal is part Shorthorn Durham breed, and
eeiiainly was a lungnith'ciit specimen. Ho
will he saved for exhibition at the next fat
cattle show in Portland, The price Mr.
Hyde realized for him was $78.40.
Almost CAprrmico. Uinpipm Herald:
Depuiy Sherill's Miller mid liickh y csme
near bagging tint Oakland burglar last
Thursday night. They discoven d him en
tering the northern part uf town nud order
ed him to halt. Instead of doing no, he
started oil in a run, the deputies emptied
their pistols at him causing him to drop a
pair of boots which be Wat carrying. The
Inst shot fired is thought to bare lukeu ef
fect, but tho thief escaped into the brush in
the direction of tho river and further search
firoved futile. The boots dropped by the
turglar coutaini d seven silver watches, snd
five chains and tHii iu silver coin. The
watches of Messrs. Itnssell ami Dodge, of
Oakland, were among those recovered.
Telegram: Most of the adventuresome
young folks here are ufllicted with a mania
to reach the summit of Mt. Hood, which
heretofore has been regarded as a perilous
undertaking. It is understood that within
Ihe next few weeks eight parties uumberiug
seventy-five people in the aggregate, will try
to make the trip. The craw is growing so
prevalent that it may be expected next lea
son a purty will leave here every day. The
contagion is likelv to spread among tourists,
and none will beliove that he has "done the
Northwest," without taking in tho mountain
pride of Oregon.
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AN EXPLANATION.
What is this "nervous trouble" with which
so many seem now to be afflicted If you
will remember a few years ago the word
Malaria was comparatively unknown to
day it is as common as any woid iu the
English language yet this word covers ouly
the meaning of another word used by our
forefathers in times past. So it is with
nervous diseasts, as they and Malaria are
intended to cover what our grandfathers
called biliousness, and are all caused by
troubles that arise from a diseased condition
of the liver which iu performing its func
tion finding that it cannot dispose of the
bile through the ordinary chaunel is com
pelled to pass it off through the system,
causing nernons' troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever, etc. You who ar sullering can well
appreciate a cure. We recommend Green's
August Flower. It cures are marvelous.
Davis, the tsilur, has just received alan;o
stock of imported and domestic goods of the
latest Spring and Summer styles. Call and
examine bis stock.
For ei . four yoke ol broken work
oxen and ringing for sale cheap. Cattle and
owner are at L liana, Luna county. Oregon.
Am A. Fostku.