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THE EUGENE CITY GUARD,
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ESTABLISHED FOI THE DimiMTIOJI OP DKMIH'RATIC l 8t?(;lPLBS. AND TO RIKN ,N HONEST LITI9IG 8V THE SWEAT OF OCR BROW.
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CEO. B. D0RRI8,
Attorney and Coansetlor-
at-Law
... -baWTM IN THE CDURTS
U ,(000.1 Ju,licil District ...dm
...la'ourt of this State. ,
Lkp in nr'bte .
L, BILEU,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -
vJvkk CITY. OREGON.
.Verr-i'S IN ALLTHE COURTS OF
RSt Will Kive "ou
Icllections and pronaie u.v.
lOrricE -Over HenrtricK a,
teshburne A Woodcock
Attorncys-at- Law,
OREGON
iv8m3
friEN'K CITY, - - -
OFFICE At the Court House.
GEORGE A. DORRISi
Attorncy-at-Law,
JUEKE CITY, - -
OREGON
lorrici-In Begister Dl ock.
GEO. M. MILLER,
Ittarney and CeunssllM'-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
POKNK CITY, - oinsuun.
loflice formerly occupied by Thompson t
J. E. FENTON,
AUorn?y-at-Law.
lUliEN'K CITY
OREGON.
Probate busmen
I Special attention given to
la Abstract), of 1 ltle.
I Orricn -Over Grange Stor
r.W. HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Kuidence on Fifth street, where Or Shelton
emerly resided.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
1AX BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or re
pideuce when not professionally engaged.
I Kwidence on Eighth atreet, opjiosite Preaby
pan uiurcii.
J J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATIORNEY-AT-LAW,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
Vlll PRACTICE
Courts of the State.
IN ALL THE
I "fecial attention u'iven to
real estate, col-
and probate matters.
.Iillreting all kinds of claims against the
'Biteil States Government,
'if in Walton's brick rooms 7 anil 8.
B P. DORRIS,
NSURANGE AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
rrm, Improved and Unimproveil Town
fwty for sale, on easy terras.
17 Rented artrl Rents Collected.
I Th. Iiis-ir;..,. fx.. ii. I r mnniunt are I
Wth. Ill.lut ....I .. . I'.ll.l.l.. -.i,,t in
antl V.(ji'itah b njliiwtiiirnt of their
STAVn BMaawn a,A V. .
( y"ur Ptfong' U iolicited.
mc up guire, o?er the Grange Store.
B. F. DOUUIS.
J. DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor.
A8 OPENED A SHOP ON NINTH
otrvt-t oitiMteit., th tj.r Ttnlrprv. wheie
:f
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1 U in.
I W.V M..k ..( , ... 1. I
us
Ifn tn select from.
v. I,.'- v.... bun 'u mmmm
(nog nd cleaning done promptly.
Sat
g "uarwoieed.
Nov. 6, 1888. tf
DRS. PRENTICE & NT DONALD,
Physicians ft Surgeons.
F. ,. PRENTICE, K D.
J. J. McDonald, m. d.
Oraduate of the Uni
vemity of Penn. and
Univeraity of Call
fornia.
Spe cial attention paid
to diaeaa of Women
Throat. Noae and to
Graduate of the Uni
versity of Penu. aud
('Inn. Col. of Meil.and
Kniyery.
Siieciul attention paid
to diaeasea of theLumra
Stomach, and Kid
noya.
! Surgery.
E. R. SKIPWORTH,
Attomey-atLaw,
EUGENE CITY, . - OREGO.V
Orm-K I'll htairs 111 Itenister lllix-k. fiml
door to the left.
Will do a L-eneral law uractiie in all the
Courta of the State. All business promptly at
attended to.
Seymour W. Condon,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
DUNN'S BUILDING,
Kug ne, - - Oregon.
Dr. G. W. Biddlc,
m DENTIST.
PLATE WORK A SPECIALTY. Ex
tracting and Filling executed by the lat
est improved methods. All work warranteu;
14 yeara experience. OmcE litus lllock,
over Luckey a drug store.
R. It. Cochran & Son, .
Real Estate Agents.
Huge lie City, Oregon.
Will attend to general Real Estate business
uch as buying, selling, leasing and renting
farms and city property, etc. Office on south
aide of Ninth street.
IIAKKGK (.I N WORKS!
MS BARKER. Expert Gun
Smith Stock ot Guns and Am
munition on hand.
i;i .i:i. - - - OBBCrOX,
mm w ita fBi
X W . 1 w m v
for Infants and ChlMren.
"CaatorU Ii so wtU adapted to chlldrea that I Caatorla tmn r"lie. ronstlpati.
recomnieaditaaBiperiortoanypresonpUon g 'ote.
uuwuiviiiE. ii. a i hi. .-I i -,
111 So. Oxford 81, Brooklyn, N . T.
Hi
Day & Henderson,
THE LEADING
FUIHTllE &
UJBKRTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner 7th and Wil. Sts
MATLOCK
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Has just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
FALL AND WINTER COODS:
mi
Ever brought
THIS IS NO IDLE BOAST,
Rut call and price them. ttmenii -
Brick, corner Willamette and Eighth St,
Dr. Taylor', 7 Oaka Compound, purely
Tegeialile, noaitirely cure. rieumatiam, nea
ralgia, tootWhe, aich huMilache, cramp col
ic, choli-m morbut, rniupLtiuta ptruhar to
fnnali s, cold or cough, htve., chills and fe-
1 Ter, pains around the h. ,rt, erysipelas.
phthisic. Gk nor TatloK.
Sold by Osburn & Co, dniiigiata.
Why yeT-Ti
i-T. We ak v
11 to note I
tbat M carry the lam t and bi-si alock of
Tea south nf Portland. We buy direct from
the importer. We allow you to -ir, l t.4t or
smell what you buy, or will give ou a sam
ple to let you find out just what kind you
waul. All favorite aod tried brands nlwaya
inatock. Pricea to suit tbe tinn from 35
eta up. We alao have full aud fresh stock
of groceries etc.
Pacini. T Cjfc
Postal TgLRoaAi-H. Office hours ou Sun
day from 8 JHj to lu 0 a. m. .and from 4r()0
10 (laj p n, Week daya.all buiues hours
G. F Ciuw, Snpt.
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pURESpLEASANTlAXATIVE
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Strength Renewed, and of
Ease and Comfort
Poltotl 1 tho Ba of Syrup of Figs, as it acts
fjaotty on th 1
IvinBY8, Lives and Bowblb
L.lectually Cleansinc; tho System wheu
Coetiva or Bilious, Dupclliug
Cok! i, Headaches and Fevers
ami ennanentl'fiirinK
EABITTJAL CONSTIPATION"
a-l.uaut waaltenJai or irritating the organs
on which it acts,
le Is 60a and i.oo BaftUi 1.. u
Lending Drueglats.
KanMoratfV om.t bi rue
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SlX I'RAIS'-IStO, CaI,
J Nfw York. N,Y.
Money to Loan.
APPLY T0-
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Eugene l ily, - - Oregon.
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ceation.
Witou; injurious medication.
Tas Camana OwaJVi Murray Stn-et, N. Y.
to Eugene.
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Eugene Cty, Oregon.
1
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A ( a use for Damapt's.
The law providea that those awaiting trial
for crimes committed tUUt be hi Id in con
fllieiin iit. wbere bail is uot given until trial.
But the county niul furnish a suitable plira
and one tlmt will uot iiaji re th- hedih of ila
inmatrs A dispatch from Cidfai, W T.,
of F. b Huh -.bow-, the trouble bnoiLht on
Whitman onuM by having a rotten UQ.
Lto- 1 n'y would do well t make a note
I of this affair. Laue county grand juries
have 1-oudeiuued our old Jul ini,iuiaa
atr oig , m thue uttd by Judge Nash. Tha
diai akli says:
I lestt rdaj suit was bajM by attormy
8iiii.in. Clmdaiik A Hrowu. and It. (J.
I Blair, (or Michael Sibrrck. against hu
man ,-i uuty, pruyiug for $10 ("JO d iiuagea.
Dining Iuki aumiu- r the tduimiff waa con
idtd in the couutv jail, held by onler of the
iouii up'iu a wanaul tn keep the pmce,
which rvanlttd in the total loss of 8' breck'a
henlih. At tlie tiecitniiuK of plaintiffa term
of cnnliu. meiit be waa a anuud and able
budied innu, aud he la to day a physical
wieck. These facta were brought to the at
leutiou of Judge Nash, presiding at the De
cember t-1 in of the district court, who, after
henring the evidence o' physicians through
out the eonnty, at once ordered Kcbreck'a
relrnHe, holding (be present jail wholly un
fit for the I'liufitieiiu nt nt human beings, and
aa ing in addition that the place used by
Wbittiinti county for the imprisonment of
criminal was like ita court house, "a atench
in the nostrils of decency."
In mi interview with impartial attorneya
this morning, a uuuihcr expressed iheiu
selves of the belief that Sjhreck would un
doubtedly receive a large sum.
Don't Believe It
When told thai F. II, Wilkins, th.Mlruggist,
is not selling "Wisdom's Hobertine" for the
complexion, the most elegant and only really
harmless preparation of its kind in the
world, and giving n beautiful picture card
with every bottle.
ana.
Notice.
Chns. linker has leased the Baker house
from lira. Baker and purchased the busi
ness. All bills previous lo Aug. !-' are pay
able by aud to Mrs. Baker.
Give Tben u Chance!
That it to say. your Iuhrb: Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery it is. Not ouly die larger air
panaagea, but the thousands of little tul
and cavities loading from them. When
these are D logged and choked with matter
which ought not to be there, your lungs can
not do their work. And what they do. they
cannot do weel. Cull it cold, cough, croup,
pneumonia, catarrh, consumption or any of
the family of throat and nose and bend and
lung obstructions, nil are bad. All ought to
be gut rid of. There is just oue sure way
to get rid of thrm. That Is to tako Bos
chec's German Syrup, which any druggist
will sell yon nt 75 cents a bottle. Even if
everything alae has failed you, you may de
pend upon this for certain.
What Is It?
That i rodnces that lienntifully soft o m--pleiiuu
nud leaves no traces of its applua
tioti or injurious effects? The answer, V a
doiu's Uoliertine accomplishes all this, in d
is pronounced by ladies of taste and refine
ment to be the most delighifnl toilet article
over produced. Warrant. d hinnless aid
matchless. F. M. Wilkins, agent, Eugene
City.
II. N. ("rain is selling
early mid secure bargains
iff at cost. Call
Best of All
Cough medicines, Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral is in greater demand than ever.
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Trouble is so prompt in its effects, so
agreeable to tho taste, and so widely
known, as this. It is the family medi
cine in thousands of households.
"I have suffered for years from a
bronchial trouble that, whenever I take
cold or am exposed to inclement weath
er, shows Itself by a very annoying
tickling sensation in the throat and by
difficulty in breathing. I have tried a
great muny remedies, hut nono does so
well as Ayer's ('lu rry Pectoral which
always gives prompt relief in returns of
niv (Ad complaint. Ernest A. Heplcr,
Inspector of Public Roads, Parish Ter
re Bonne, La.
" I consider Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a
most important remedy
For Home Use.
I have tested ito curative power, in my
family, many times during tho past
thirty yeara, and have never kuown It
to fail. It will relieve the most serious
affections of the throat nnd lungs,
whether in children or adults." - Mrs.
E. G. Edgerly, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago I was troubled
with a diaease of tho lungs. Doctors
afforded me no relief and considered
my case hopeless. I then began to use
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and, before I
had finished one bottle, found relief. I
continued to take this medicine until a
cure was effected. I believe that Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral saved my llle."
Samuel Griggs, Waukegan, III.
" 8ii years ago I contracted a aevere
cold, wliich settled on my lungs and
soon developed all Hie alarming symp-
turns of i on- i:ni n
1 nun a cougu,
night sweats, bleediuf
liug of the lungs,
sides, and was so
r.ttins in chest anil sides.
jirostrated as to be confined to my
bed most of the time. After trying
various prescriptions, without benefit,
my physician finally determined to give
me Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. I took it,
and the effect waa magical. I seemed
to rally from the first dote of this
medicine, and, after using only three
bottles, am as well and sound aa ever."
Rodney Johnson, Springfield, 111.
Ayet's Cherry Pectoral,
raarAmcD ar
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Matt.
Jold by all Druggists, l'nc Si , all Iwtllae, I.
Croup can always be preteuteii U. giving
Charola-rlain'a Cough Remedy as soon aa the
child becomes hoarse. It ia pleasant and
aafe to take and perfectly reliable. Price, 60
cents per bottle. For sale by Osburn A Co.
Mohawk Items.
Feb. 38, 1889.
lio ids almost bottomless.
Local laconics are a scarcity.
Mr. Geo. 800II returned this week from
Portland.
Mr Al. Montgomery spent Tuesday night
111 Eugene.
Mia. Will Reaver spent a part of last week
with relatives in Eugene.
Wl nmli ratand that Mr C. Amel intrnda
moving ins f. in-, in the near future.
Mias Laura Walker, of Eugene, ia visiting
ri -li.tlv.-H and frii uda at tbia place this week
A magic lantern company will show at the
Mohawk school house uext Saturday even
ing. Mr. Henry Baxter, ol Cocvalti was np
last week iu attendance at his brother's
wedding.
Some from here attended the social hop
giveti at Coburg on Friday night laat. The)
report having bad an eujoyable tune.
Miss Mae ilatuiuitt. who haa been alaving
in Eugene during the past two mouths, came
up Sunday for a aboil sojourn with relatives
mid friends.
The Smith aaw mill, aituated on the Mc
Keiizie opposite Mr. Seavey'a and in course
of construction, ia beginning to assume tin
ippearanceof a mill. The mill will have a
capaeily of sawing from tweuti -five to thirty
thousaud feet per day.
Mohawk is well represented in the Eugene
public M-hool. among them being Miss I'm
me Hnmniitt. Missea Maud and Geiievn
Stafford, the two Misses Hpores, Miss Poll
Vamall aud Miss Maud Shelley. Verily our
yoiitig ladies kuow the value of an education.
weddiug was coiiaiimated at this placi
ou Thursday, Feb. 21, IMS'.), the contracting
partus being Mr. ( baa. Baxter and Mis-
Catherine Root, both of tbia place. We
xli ml to them our congratulations, ami
may peace, happiness and prosperity attend
as they journey ndown the path of conuubiul
felicity.
In this part of the county we do not thu k
that there ba ever been more Haltering in
dications of a year of prosperity than those
which are thus far mauifeat . The winter haa
bow very mild and agreeable, requiring lit
tie feed to keep the stock in excellent con
dition . The fall wheat has done well and
our farmera are expecting large returus for
tbeir outlay next harvest. 1 he hop yard-
aie being put in fine condition and if the ft-
(ii ctstious of good returns are received Mo
hawk will this year experience an era ot
prosperity in the line of improvements mi
equaled by auy year of the past. Laud iu
1 his section is steadily advancing and with
more suitable improvements this small val
ley ia destined to become one of (be most
desirable and attractive localities in the
couuty.
Uao 1 1 on.
Resolutions nt ( 'ondoleneo.
At a reuular meeting of St. Mary's Epiaci
pal Sunday School the following resolutions
mere adopted:
WllEKK.is, It has pleased (iod tn remove
our asaociate and fellow worker, Edgar S.
Hawthorne.
Keai.lved, That thla Sunday School haa
lost an intelligent and valuable heliier, a kiini
Hid faithful member, the State University a
bright and pmmiaing student, and Ilia parents
uni brothera and aiateta a loving son aud
hrother.
lo -solved, I hat, while we mourn ami inn-
Ilia, Wt Iwllevehe haa hut journeyed before
us to the golden ah ir.i, where be joyfully
1 .111- to welcome the dear ouea, whose aplrite
ike his will at laat be home away on snowy
ivinga to I leaven's gleaming city and gardens
.f light
Keaolved, That we commend the Borrowing
lies lo the tender Saviour ul tears mill'
l.d with Ills frienda who mourned at the
'ouch of Death'a icy hand.
Kenolveil, I hat aa 11 testimonial ol our
eartfelt sorr ,w and reswct to the memery of
ur companion thia room be draped In mourn
ing for the period of thirty dava. Also that a
opy of these resolutions he given the bereaved
ninily and be given to each of the town pa
in-rs lor puliln ntion.
J. w. luAwoara
HTH,
WD, Co
Anna UNDIBWOOO, Uoin,
Maiioik Kinhkv
ADVICE To M"THKRS.
Mils. WinhLow's S00THIKO SvHiip, for ehil
Iren teething, ia the prescription of one of the
he.t female nurses and physicians in the
I'nited States, and haa been ua.il for fortv
years with never failing success by millions of
outliers for their children. During the pro
ess of teething ita value ia incalculable. It
elievea thefchild from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, giipiug In the bowels, and wind
colic. By giving health to the child It rests
the mother. Price 25c a laittle.
Geo. W. Khisey, Auciuiieer.
When you want your goods, household
'urnitiire or land sold at auction, call on
Geo. W, Kinaey, the pioneer and most aiit
eeaafnl auctioneer in Laue County, lie will
ilteud to all sales on a reasonable com
miaaion. Take Notice.
That A. ifl l-ui 1I1 has the largest, finest
and beat stock of Quecnawsre, Crockery and
Glaasware ever brought to Eugene. Give
him a call and he will prove it to you.
The highest cash price
wheat by F. B. Dunn
will be paid for
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is famous
for ita prompt aud effectual cures of coughs
in I colds. The moat aevere cold may !
loosened and relieved by a few doses of tbia
valuable remedy. For sale by Osburn & Co.
There is no dauger iu giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy 10 children, as it con
'sins no injurious sataitance; besides it ia
unequsled for oolde and croup. Children
lis. it. For sale by Oaburu A Co.
Persons troubled with rheumatism should
trv Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One applica
tion will ease the pain, and ita continued use
has cured m my cases of chronic and inflam
matory rheumatism that bad resisted other
remedies aud even Ibe treatment of the heat
physicians. Price, 60 cents per bottle. For
sale by Galium & Co.
The following from the pen of Mr. L. P.
Bardwell. editor of tbe Marion, (Iowa)
Pilot, will we believe, be of interest to many
of our readers. He aays: "It ia with
pleasure that I certify lo the real merits of
CbarnbcrUiu'a Cough remedy. I have used
it iu my family lor years aod have always
found it most excellent, and especially for
edds, croup aod sore throat. It ia safe and
affective.'' For sale by Osburn Co.
W h 1 1 ney 'h A1I111 i 11 1st rat ion !
Seoretary William C. Whitney of tho Navy
Department, Ia anon to retire from office,
with the following teatimoni Is from politi.
C-d "frpnnents aiven in the I' S Senate,
while having under consideration the naval
appropriation bill:
8-nalor Plumb, of Kansas, complimented
th prt-si'iit administration of the navy de
partment. He waa glad to say in the clos
ing dava of th administration ihnt the navr
dep rtraenl h is been well administered, not
mil v in the sense that there haa been a
stimulus given, so far aa could be given by
executive direction lo everything that went
to up building ol she navy, lo the procuring
of the lieal Ivpe of abip, and 10 the atimt la
lion ot the hiiibeat form of iiiaiiiifacturea,
but more than all that, tn the encourage
ment of the individual genina uf the people,
and In the doing of the work, not in the navv
yards, where political umaidoraiious might
h ive intlueiiced, hut in private ysrda. He
waa glad to aay thai during th past four
years the u tvy department M htM admin
ialered in a practical, level headed, judicious
way. Tho result was that, quoting the re
marka made to him by Senator Hale, "he
was prepared to Iwlicve that within ten years
the I'nited Slates would have the la st navy
ia Ibe world; not the strougest navy, uot a
navy with the most ships, not n navy with
the greatest variety of ships, bul a navy with
ibe most modern ships, with ships the best
adapted 10 the Work tin y would have to do."
Seualur Hale said the aecretary haa been
careful iii ln melhods, he bud encouraged
Vmerican inventions, American enterprise,
and American skill, and now the United
States had some of the beat ships that were
to be fouud to-day on the waters of the
globe.
Shoe I our Own Horse.
Huston Herald
The London Times announces an invention
which ia called "the nailleas hiTseahoe," It
ia one of the dillicultier in the use of the horse
that, if he casta a alio, vou are in ieril till
von reach the nearest blacksmith's, uml then
ire delayed fifteen or twenty minute, till the
dual is put on. The street ear horses and team
horaes are aubject to the same delav, and in
time of war, when everything depends un
'he certainty of the supplies, the Ions of horses'
shoet olten delays a team wagon at a moment
when the detention is fatal to military move
ment. The invention of a nailleas horseshoe
removes this difficulty. The shoe ia ao adapted
to the loot that the driver or teamster can out
on the new shoe within three minutes, and it
will serve every puip..-- and will remain on as
lonv aa a shoe that ia held by the old method
ol nailing. This new shoe pinches the edge of
the hiavf at certain points, and is held on main
ly in thia way, 110 nails lieing driven into the
hiaif, the value of thia invention, not ouly in
saving time in slowing, but iu removing ita
perils, will be aeen. It la not known that the
invention haa yet reached thia country, but It
is claimed that it haa Ihmmi successfully em
ployed in England, and that it will work a
revolution in the aniadiignf horses everywhere.
aOi
Watts hi Man Acouskd. Tho closing
seuaatiun of the State Legislature waa the
open accusal by Senator Dinnck of bribery
by Senator J. W. Waits. The accuaation
was that Walta had been promised and was
to receive $2(1 for securing the passage of the
N. J. McPherson relief bill. Senator Duniek
111 speaking loan OregOliisYtt reports! on ibn
object said: "Hearing Ibe atoiy, I went to
Mra. MoPbrrsnii and questioned her regard
ing Ibe mailt r, and abe told me the whole
story. Aa 1 understand it, Mrs. McPh' Tsou
called oil Senator Wait and asked him to
siippoit the measure for her relief. Ho at
first aougbl to discourage her iu her effort,
but finally said that he understood parlia
mentary rules and agreed, in consideration
uf (2U. to do what he could (or the bill."
Seuatnr Loouey coutlimeil the story. Sena
tor Waits denied it, and a committee white
washed him,
Among Ihe best bills that passed the legis
lature is Pope's II. B. No. 1)1, regulating the
prsO'ice of medicine, It provides fur an ex
induing board of three competent physi
cians, 7 years resideuta of the state. Tin y
issue certificates to applicants, provided with
diplomaa, or npuu exmuiuatioii. These cer
tificates must be filed with ouunty clerks. It
provides for a license nf $0(i per mouth for
nun 1 ant venders of intent medicines, drugs,
to. The piiniahiiieul for a violaiiun of Ihia
law ia j. ,'m to .,11 1 fine ill Ibe case of a phy
sicians and not exceeding 51)11 in the case ol
venders of drugs, eic, with 1 quivalcut of
imprisonment in esses uf liuiipayiuelit, The
law will do away willi quacks and Ul ceut
patent medicine veiidois, and going into
1 fleet ou its passage la now u law. It should
lie i nduced.
President Cleveland signed thirty five pri
vate 1 o 11 -1 ui bills laat Saturday. 1'he other
day when be vetiwd the bill granting one
Kstey a pension he was overwhelmed with
partUan buse for being an "enemy to veter
ans." Yet Iu bis veto uieaaage he gave as a
ground lor his actiou that in 1HM0 he had
signed a bill giving the same Katey the exact
pen-ion named in the present hill, and a refer
ence to the hook- u the Penainn Department
showed that Eatey had lieen steadily drawing
his stipi ml. How the bill came to lie puueil
a second time waa easily explained. A bill was
iiitrnduced in the House, aud aulweipieutlv a
duplicate In the Senate. Both passed in the
ooiirae of time, and but for the watchfulness
of the President Eatey would lie drawing two
1-11 -ems when l e only claimed one. - Alts.
Tbe railroad commivsiou bill as passed by
tbe legislature over Governor Pennoyer a
voto ie for tbree commiaaioncrs and one
clerk, at salaries of 2,5)aJ aud $2,000 per
year respectively. This commission is only
a useless waste ol tbe people's money aa it
ill possess bill little real power. The Gov
ernor's veto should have been sustained.
No wonder tbe people growl ut taxation,
when the ouly idea ol our legislators seem to
be to supply fat places al tbe publio crib for
place hun'era R'laeburg Herald.
By tbe latest methods in use by Eastern
dentists high in the profession, Henderson ia
enabled lo produce equally aa desirable re
sults in fine gold fillings. Office same place,
Hayes' block.
K if-.' for Haching.
From America's best breeds: Wy
andotte, Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahma-,
Brown and White Leghorns, Partridge
Cochins, White Wyandotte and Black Mm
orcas. U inn. rs of the highest honor at
all tha largest exhibitions for the past eleven
years.
Kum-.t'J ner settiau: two settings, to.
Seud stamp for catalogue. Address,
J. M. OaaBiaoti,
Forest Grove, Ot.