tOSEBURG -REVIEW.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 13th, 1885.
TEE. CJABIHE'
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'Tlios.-"Francis Bayard has been ap
pointed Cleveland's Secretary of State.
"jMr, Bayard is a lawyer Vy profession
'and is recognized as cne of the eminent
fitatesmen of America, He is the third
in direct line to represent the state of
Delaware in the Senate,
having
suc-
ceded his father, aud his grandfather
haying represented the state at the be
ginning of the ? century. Mr. Bayard
was Cleveland's principal competitor
but thft srnallncss of his state made his
nomination inexpedient.
Daniel Manning, of New York, in
becoming Secretary of tha Treasury,
accepts his first office. He is a re-
markable example of the magnificient
system of our free institutions. At an
gany age, carrier ior me Aioany .rgus,
at fifteen a reporter, ana at twenty-four
its chief editor. Mr. Manning has been
: faithful to every trust and has won his
reward. As a politician, he was Mr,
' Tilden's most trusted lieutenant and is
t the man who discovered G rover Cleve
1 land. A waitn personal friend of the
President, a true Democrat and an able
pan, Mr. Manning will be a trusty
adviser.
L. Q. C. Lamar, Secretary ct the
Interior, is one of the best known of
(Southern statesmen. He i3 brilliant
and aggressive, and with a warm and
generous temperament, he counts liis
friends by the thousands. He has been
a Senator from Mississippi fcr several
years, and has ranked as one of the
leaders of that body. He w?.ll
bring
great experience and sound abilities to
the councils of the President. !
.William C. "Whitney, of New York,
Secretary f the Navy, is a man of the
same mould as G rover Cleveland. A
hard-working, pains-taking lawyer of
sound brain force. He was City At
torney for New York, immediately
after the downfall of the Tweed ring,
when 5,000 suits were brought against
the city government These were dis
posed of, the office thoroughly system
atized and a nominal 200 suits turned
orer to hi3 successor. He is also the
founder of that magnihcent system oi
party representation known as the
County Democracy, which has dealt
. Jhe death-blow to Tammany- Hall.
The NaVy department needs just such
an honest, indefatigable man as Mr.
Whitney to clean out its Augean sta
bles of corruption. Like Mr. Manning
he is a warm personal friend of the
President, ' . .
W.m. Endicott, of Massachusetts, is
the least known of all the Cabinet, and
, hag the Portfolio of the War depart
ment. He has been a Supreme Judge
. and a candidate for Governor of Massa-
chasetts. His appointment is i highly
endorsed by the Independents and he
is said to be a man of great ability.
Wm. F. Vilas, of Wisconsin, is the
Post Master General. He is the leader
of the Wisoonsm Bar, and the recog
nized head of the young Democracy of
that state. He was chahman of the
Chicago Convention that nominated
President Cleveland. He is an; elo-
quent orator and a man of great attain
msnts. . . i
Augustus H. Garland, of Arkansas,
Attorney General, was the one ap
pointment of President Cleveland, that
has pleased everybody. He is recog
nized as pre-eminently one of the great
est lawyers of the age. He is a sincere
believer in and a true representative of
the new era in the South. As Attor
ney General, he will watch the inter
ests of the people closely, and the? ad
ministration can always rely on! his
judgment and advice.
To sum up the Cabinet we have but
to say that the three Senators, Bayaid,
Lamar and Garland are all members of
.- L i
the Judiciary Committee the most
' honorable and able Committee of the
' Senate While the four others have
gained fame for themselves through
taeir untiring industry and good, hon
est work, which means that President
Cleveland's administration will be one
ef great industry and ability. Well
done, bo far!
Sot Allowed-
We learn that the Corvallis Council
has disallowed the claim of E. G.
Hursh ur contemporary for injuries
received there about one yar ago. Now
' we are informed that Eugene City had
va similar case, and allowed the damages
''without any trouble, and so we think
in this case there should have been no
hesitancy in allowing the amount asked
'for, and more especially the medical
part of the bill Now, from what we
can Wther, we are of the opinion that
it wfll cost the city of Corvallis more
than an attorney's fee to liquidate
this claim, for the reason that Mr.
Hursh was injured far more than the
amount asked as an indemnity. .
Wa received a good dictionary from
the east the other day, we need if, anil
Ve are not alone. - I
Cabinet Gossip.
The members of the Cabinet ere all
lawyers, except Manning, who is -an
editor ani a bankpresident!
Attorney. General Garland's mother
presides over his home, from which we
would judge that he is a widower or a
batchelor.
Secretary Whitney has the misfor
tune to be the son-in-law of the mil
lionaire Senator, H. B. Payne, of Ohio.
Secretary Bayard's oldest son lackd
a few years of being old enough to
take the family seat in the U. S. Sun-
ate. He is a chip of the old block and
will get there by and by, though.
Garland in ' his younger days was
dissipated but has been a teetotaller for
years. Walking through a graveyard
once he saw that many of his brilliant
cempanions had gone to ignominious
graves on account of strong drink. It
reformed him. '
The attack all along the Republican
line is being made on Secretary Man
ning. Close ranks, Democrats, do not
be de deceived!- They are afraid of his
ability anil his Democracy. We pre
dict for Secretary Manning a sound
and safe administration of the financps
of the government. He took care of
his own. Stand by Manning, to him
more than any one else is our glorious
victory due.
The foolish remark of RIddJeberger
thet Secretary Bayard is more English
than American is too absurd to no
tice. Mr. Bayard is an American
statesman of the old school, reared of
good old stock and American to the
backbone. Some fool will, soon inform
us that Washington was an
dude.
English
Gen. John U. Black.
Gen. John C. Black, of Illinois, has
been appointed Commissiouers of Pen
sions by President Cleveland. G&n
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liiacK was a delegate to tne umcajro
Convention and supported McDonald
for President. He was prominently
mentioned for the Vice Presidency,
having been placed in nomination by
the state of Georgia aud endorsed b y
Illinois, but the whirlwind that fol
lowed the mention of the name of
Hendricks swept all before it. We
quote a few words .from the speech of
Hon. J. B.Mann, of Illinois. "I know
the gentleman from Illinois. Nobody
knows "him better. I have stood by
him while I have seen the surgeon op
erating upon his arm, taking out the
elbow joint, and yet he declaring, while
that was being done, that notwith
standing he lost a joiut, I113 whole body
yet was firm aud true for tha Union
and firm and true for the Democracy.''
Gen. Black recruited Company K.,
37 Illinois Infantry of which he was
Major, from which, he was gradually
promoted to be a Brigadier General
He yas in the last battles of the war
Alt i r w-w
in Aianaina ana lexas, lie received
a wound in each arm, which are stil
very painful and have several times
threatened his life. He is only 46
years of age, has been twice defeated
for Congress, and once for Lieutenan
Governor, though largely leading his
ticket in every contest. He was also
the regular Democratic nominee for
Senator in 1878, when Logan wa3 elec
ted. His appointment is received by
old soldiers everywhere with great en
thusiasm.
Communicated.
We cannot stop the tide of immigra
tion. It is coming with capital, skill
and muscle. Not only the good old
pioneer but many others wui loot on
with Surprise when they see a new form
of business and the principles of live
and let life. A division of labor will
be created and labor will be respected.
Our resources will be developed and
our commerce increased. Our income
will become greater than our expenses.
Our Country favored as it is with its
climate and resources must soon engage
the attention of Eastern people. Hor
ticulture and agriculture in all of their
departments in the Pacific States and
the great North West will solve the
problem how the World's population
must be fed. Let us have help to farm,
to pay our taxes, to improve our coun
try, to build up society to promote ed-
ucation and every tnmg else mat is
good and useful especially profitable
employment which is the greatest pre
ventive of crime. L. C. II,
Is It Not True?
There can be no argument as to the
qualities essential to a perfect remedy
for the ills arising trom a disordered or
inactive condition of the Liver, Stom
ach and Bowels. Everyone will idmit
that it should be perfectly safe for old
and young of both sexes, at any and all
times; that it should be acceptable both
to the taste and the stomach; that it
should never fail to act promptly and
thooughly, yet painlessly, and it shoud
ve strength to those organs. ' It is
naw well known that Syrup of Figs po
ssesses those qualities in a pre-eminent
degree S. Hamilton is agent for Ilose-
burg.
-. Two Daiigarons Seasons- .
Spring and fall aio times when so
many people get sick. The changes in
the weather are severe on feeble per
sons, and even those naturally strong
are apt, as they say, "to be feeling mis
erable.' Then they are just in condi
tion to bo struck down with some kind
of fever. A bottle of two of Parker's
Tonic will invigorate the digestion, put
the liver, kidneys and blood in perfect
order, and prevent more serious attacks.
Why suffer, and perl-aps die, when so
simple a medicine will save you! Good
for both ecxcs and all ages.
Syrup ct Tigs
Nature's own true Laxative. Pleas
ant to the Palate, acceptable to the
Stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less in its action. Cures habitual Con
stipation, Biliousness, Indigestion and
kindred ills. CleaHses the system,
purifies the blood, regulates the Liver
and acts on the Bowels. Breaks up
Colds, Chills and Fevers, etc. Strength
ens the organs on which it acts. Bet
ter than bitter, nauseous Liver medi
cines, pills, salts and draughts. Sam
ple bottles tree, and large bottles for
sale by S. Hamilton. s
NEW THIS WEEK.
GEO. H. TYLER & CO.,
PROPIIIETORS AlfD MAXCTACTCEEIS OVj
Wheeler's Improved
,B2S BOTTOMS
And Bucking
SPULG-BB COVERS.
EUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON.
DESCRIPTION-
WK use from 13 to 13 lbs. best Bessemer Steel
Springs in each bud, set in sins of the bed
stead, covered with a heavy duck detachable cover,
which is a koiselkss automatic FAsTs.ner, holding
tha 8jriuy;a in r-lac.
The Springs notbeinjr connected, the bod cannot
roll, in case one person is heavier than the ether.
in cleaning or inoviug, ose person caii handle them
with ease.
The cover perfectly protests the bedding, and also
holds the dust which usually falls on the springs and
ou the floor, It cax ml kjsmoved is okk msirxx's
TIME.
"We make a prper fit for all sized beds.
Practical, Dckable asd Warranted.
The bed is soft aud pliable as well aa springy; tT
srtUNOa at tub head and foot as well as in tub
middle. It relieves the weary ; it preserves health,
aud gives more satisfactiou than any article of equal
cost now produced for the comfort of mankind.
GIVE OUR SPRINGS A TRIAL
for a few days and you will readily appreciate the
biTEaioitm' of vhese beds.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
TVTOTICKTS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE UNDER
Jul sillied has been duly appointed by (he County
court ot uoiurias county, Oregon, Administrator -ol
the ttae of Sarah lirowti, late of said county. Jo
ceased. All persons havniir claim i against said Km
tate are hereby required, to present the same,' wi.h
proper vouchers, within six months from date of
this notice, to the undersigned, up his Jaw office in
Oakland, Douglas county, Onsiwi.' March 13th 1885
C A. SLilLBKliUK, Administrator.
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S5JJIS20SS.
In tne Circuit Court of the Stata of Oregon for
h Countr of Douarlas.
T, R. Sheridan' and J. P. Sheridan, Partners under
the firm name of ishendan Bros., Plaintiffs, "
vs."
J. F. W. Saubert and M. E. Saubert, his wife; F,
il. Jsoule and fa. 51. Noble, his wife. The said J.
F. W. Saubert and F. 11. Noble being partners un
der the firm name of saubc.-t & .Noble; and M.
Josephson, Defendants. -
Suit in Equity to forecloe a Mortcrasre. -
To F. 11. Noble and S. M. Koble, the above
named Defendants: In the name of the State of Or
etron. you 'are renuired to appear and answer the
complaint or riariuns tiled against you in the above
entitled Suit, in the above entitled uourt, on or be
fore the fret dav of the next regular term thereof,
to-wit, on Monday, the 4th day of May 1885. If you
fail to 89 appear and answer Plaintiffs will apply to
the Court forthe relief demanded in said Complaint,
twit; : . - '
For a Jutftrment and decree of foreclosure and sale
of the mortgrsred premises described in the Com
plaint filed in this suit and that the proceeds of ueh
sale be appliei first, to the payment of the costs and
expenses of such foreclosure and sale, and such At
torney's fees as the Court may adjudge reasonable
for th. foreclosure of said mortsrasr. Second, to the
payment of the sum of SH5.75 due from Defendants
to Plaintiffs with interest thereon at 10 per cent per
annum from February 25th 16S5.
That Plaintiffs have iudvrment asrainst the Defend
ants J. F. W. iSaubert and F. II. Noble for any de-
ncieney that may exist alter applying the proceeds
of such sale as aforcsnid. -
That the Defendants, and each of them, and all
other persons claiming under them,'" subsequent to
the execution of the Mortgage aiore aid, either as
'Urchaser, encumbrancer or otherwise, be forever
arred of all riirht or equity of redemption in and
to the said premises or any part, thereof, and that
Plaintiffs have judmeut for their costs and dis
bursemeuts and such other and further relief as may
be deemed just and equitable. - '
This Summons is published by order of Hon. R. S.
Bean, Judge of Bald Court dated February loth, 1S85.
J. VI. tlAMILTUfi, ,
J. C. FULLERTOX.
Attys. for Plaintiff?.
.. RDSEBURG ACADLMY
Spring Trm commences Monday, March
Gth, 1885. J. H, II. Maekser, Principal.
PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE ESMOND
will open lss oOlay or sooner
New House, Rcw - Furniture,
Xcw everything. All modern
Improvements i Hydraulic
Elevator, etc. European or
American plan.
.THE
INTERNATIONAL
Cor. Third and E Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
REDUCED RATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES,
Tills LARGE AND WELL-APPOINTED JKjUSE
offers superior accomodations at popular prices.
Meals 25c, Rooms lie. and 50c. Only three blocks
from all Depots and Steamer landings, Free Buss
to and from the Hotel fo Chinese servants. No
overcharges or deviation from reg-ilar rates of $1.00
per bay. -
EiarO-tf E. LEWISTON. Prop'r.
Louis Eppingsr, Manager.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Sample Rooms for Oommercial Travelers.
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Holton Mouse
SOL. Manager.
No. CO Alder Street, near 4th, PORTLAND, Oregon-
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
., the-
NEW YORK COFFEE HOUSE
. RESTAURANT AND
Oyster Saloon
THE LEADING CHECK RESTAURANT IN CITY
4 . N. SIFERD & HACKNEY. PROP'S.
Open Day and Nijjht. Private Rooms for Ladies
" 132 First Street Portland Oregon.
Established 1332.
A. ROBERTS,
Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or.
THE LEADING
QLQimm, mum
AND
OF OREGON.
ggTTHE PLACE TO BUY.Jg
J B CONGLE
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
SADDLES, HARNESS,
SslLeatitep. and Saddlery Hardware
108 and 110 Ffos Street PORTLAND, OREGON.
TAPE WORM
Infallible Cure in one-half, to
two hours time without any
nain, or danger, whatever to
the patient. A'o interruption
of husiucss. Dose: .tabte-
spoonfuls. For p:irticii!ars.
apply to John Wiliieim, Agent
67 Alder Street, Portland.
Masonic Temple, .
K.avj'.'J.-1'
RDSEBURG MARBLE WORKS.
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" DEALER IN
TOOIBSTONES, TABLETS, ETC.
Shop Rear of Ilogan's Store
WIN
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Tmore money than at anything else by taking
an agency for the best selling dohk out.
rtrcinncra succeed erandly. Kone fail. Terms
Hallett Boor Co., Portland, Maine.
WOll SAIL IS.
Mostly Ewes, at a BARGAIN.
Enquire of Sampson or Fcndcl
Sutherland at Oakland, Dous-
las Comity. Oregon. These
Sheep must be sold immedi
ately, Apply early or you will
miss a good chance.
DRY DOOGS, GROCERIES BOOTS .AND.HOES.,
Samuel Marks,
Ajher
DEALERS IN-
CSBSBAL IllGIAIliei,
-HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
ni riTusnin nn
ULUintNb, UK
Criockepy, Glass was
Provisions, Ci
. , OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION
Ecugh!, and the Very Highest Cash Price-Paid for Them.
"Si MARKS & CO., Roseburg, Or., .
ltaiotly On Friee.
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Groocrica fnd
Dress Goods,
Fancy .Goods,
. . atins,
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Boots & SI o
Hats C Caps,.
Trunks and Valises.
Everything in. the line of CEXEIiAL 2IEIiIASMSI
will be sold from this date on, at SO per cent above cost.
Give us a call and convince yourself of o:ir GSSAT
BARGAINS atthcSRICTLYO'XE PRICE STOKE.
Would Respectfully Asxcusce. to she Pcblic that They are Better
. Tiia Ever Before to Iurnish -
HAVING lately added a New J. A. Fav Moulding and Matching Machine we will keep ail immense stock
of the VERY BEST ' -
. S Flooring and Bustio on Eand- S . -
A FINE STOCK OF MOULDINGS ! WELL SEASONED CEQAIt
AND SUGAR PINE LUMBER! ' '
FINE CEDAR RUSTIC, CRAIN SAWED FLOORING FURNISHED ON SnORT NOTICE.. BARN
LUMBER and FENCING furnished at HARD TIME PRICES. Oood sound CEUtU POSTS, K.tlLlvi,
PICKETS, &c, lor FINE FENCING a specialty. . . ' '
F
OR Reference see Residence of Cy. Smith, 4 miles
hound to make the best Lumner ana to give saiibiacuou. uive us ukw, ......
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11 orders left With Tlios. Sheridan will bo promptly filled, and all Lumber delivered on short 'notice
after May 1st. All orders should be Addressed
This Space is Reserved for W.
SHERIDAN . BROTHERS, ROSEBURG, OR'GN.
They would announce that they have just
liargest Stocks of
Ever broOo;lit to Doula, sn l when
naiNS and READY MADE TINWAIil,
bf8 supply in their line ot aiy house
aHIBH
can pnrchaBQ elsewhere. - h .
In he shape ot buildhig material 1., the way c locks, butts, etc, we can offW;
superior inducements to purchasers. Ti j u. , .
We an iiive you bargains in the io'. jwinp; brands of stoves, not. equalled, else
where Buck's, Bonanza, Farmer Utility. Dexter, Facific, W ide West, Clarend"'
Occidei Ircm Kin?, Empire City, and other
The Lwrsti of workmen arc constantly employed m the manuiacture . our
and buyers should learn our prices.
We nave also taragms to offer in guns,
g we: I as i,u Diiqi-gaxi and rimo-s
We aie Agents for the White" Peerles
wesell atUweat rates and warrant as cOuirtle
We can lso supply t
Avcrill and Elubbir Paints,
1 te best 1b the market, at. - lowest rater.
Give us a call, inspect "ur stock, inquire as to
any one can, - - . .
Marcs,
W. 1. FniEDLANDER
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loots and Slice
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SilEs,
Velvets,
Cloaks,
Jerseys.
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above town or Dr. Hamilton's, Rostburg. We are
to , 1
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LOOKING GLASS, OREGON.
G- Woodward, the Sadd ler
received and now have on hand one tf the
Gonerar Hardware
acHed to thtir STOVES OF ALL PaT
they &re prepared to deciare thy havo th
in Bouwhern Oregon, wbieh they propose
TM&Z-i MTS 0H3-
stoves and ranges.
sucli as mcneeter, feharp and ther Rie-
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and New Uome Sewing Macl.u. wiiiv
te m every respect .
our prices, aod we promise te sai
C01II M 1C1
LABOR AGEEfCY I
SOI YOUNG,,- -'PrvOPRlETOR
miJIS Popular Laumuyroan has asrain" opened has'
X inem at his old sUnl in Jtosehiirj1 on Miia
street, tVo d'ton smth ot 11 uvea's blioafuilth shJ4n
He is prepared to coat, ; lor.
Chinese Laborers
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COOKS,
FAI11L HELP,
WOODCIIOPPERS,
RATLKOAD II AND 3
Or Chinese Labor ol any description oa
Sliorb iSTotico
L. DELFILE,
Ilavinir had 2S years' exoerience as watehniaker ia
Oregon, 1 feci coiitident tZ uiviu,' satisfaction iu 11
worse to me. 1 also have a larjfe aatOiJc ot
Watches, CioLk.s aud Jewelcry which will" be oU
very-re4tisoiily. ' '
I huve the uti iaty patent rihtfar the sole ot Con
crete Oo.nsat rip ior ouVeyiv Witer t; ay uUc
desired. h. UbLi'lLS.,
R.S.& J; O.SHERIDAN
(Successors to Taos. P. Sheridan)
DEALERS I.V HARDWARE, TIN'WARE, ST07E3
UVSS, CUiliiiY, A-N U TINUJ r'Llt-"
, .ii.siii.su oooi;a -.
Ilayinsr secured the- aoove business, r
yared to keen up its former good limine for work i
j'rices. Wnhave the best of niulerml jind alry
full stock of -foods .j-a haiiJ and it is our" aim to tur
niisb cUotomcrs wiili itrsi-chiss axtioied at liv and let
' ive prices. A t iCl slocK of
Iron sisitl ftccl Xoi Salo.
Dealers from abroad will resolve prompt rH
.H.S.&J.C. ji&&t$
J. C FULLE11TON
ATTOimUlT - AT - Z&W.
OFFICE: la Marks' brick, up stairs.
JL.OU.Isi
Wishes to in'orui tin public that Hi has a number
isewiu- uuchiuca fur balu hij sture ai reaacei
"iriccs. . j "- '
Tha FM-if1.ro nr'nir'i-.H n'l PiriTrp
AXB-
THE LATEST IM?.WD 3ACH'U-
Ciiii and s-je At L;)un DIJI-i' WarcJiaiAking' Store a
iod burjju t j cery oiie wislua to buy avwiof
iiuthiiics. '
Who have Spriuj W-atjr tjrlntro'laos iito th sir Turn
:id houses, I'ji" liiuiiy use or irrtaiiion, bii jui.l
T!Ji CS:j5.UT CSKTSirJS'JS Pi?Z-
Havirjr the County Ki-ht I cmsell to'flrmers
CHEAP, witis anrniiiiie to do tlu work. : WUI ly
th same by contract or hy tiie tout, 4 may be de
sired. v'a.iTi:uud Ur - vk g-xni - work or uu pr"
Thousands of fees have been i;.l iauiifvruia-i'iiji
vork-lnj -MitufaaU.-fcly. It U superior to any pi
jfiMKl for year, tioii'i ruit.aad Uaci3 the wa:er cioaf
and uro - Oad a:il so
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SPECIALIST..
Curva all Chronic J'isenses. Catarrh,
Atliuia, Consttu jiiioti, . Jeuralii
liheiimatisin, ParaiySl0, -ErigUUi .DiT
ease. lropsj, Vh:te J5wt-lliuij, Stif
Join's, etc.
This treatment hor ngh?y purlfi.
thy bl:iul. drivli.g. all ini-intie an i
corrupt matter f.om tlio. wh ! p'vf tem
sud bjriiifs eid ami avi-ry uerva ami
muscle t a ht'aSihy .--late aad Ii3 natural
w oik. " "
All whoare sn.TvJtin-r- from Oaron c
Diseases are riueaied t call. The
will be no charge t r enns lliii with
the patieiu,. ierrns ia all csss reason
able. A. Second.
. Cosaiopo'itanllctel. '
- liose lurg. Oregon.
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OV HOSEEUKG'..
Vt P. Owens, - Slanascr.
DEAL .
. : ALSO AGENTS l-OVL
AGhlCULTOKAL SKPiEKESTS,
OP ALL KINDS.
V t . . . . .
YE TRANSACT A GEXERAL BCSDTESS IX
.' r Lino and pay the hight-st Mafket Price
for Wool and Grain.
A FULL LIN'E OF AG;tICrLTLTRAL. IMPLE
1A msnts kept constantly uu fca4, or furnished oa
short notice at Lowoufc Prices. '
OFFICE - AND WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE THE
Depot. Give us a cull.
W. IT. Owe us..
oppoarracAELoN's stable;
SlactLsmitltixiz.. ami Shociiix
All work in tlis line will ba attended to
promptly at reasonable rates.
; J. .A. SMITH-
Protnietor of thu
CITY BAKERY MID
:. . CANDY FACTORY.
EEEPS CONSTANTLY GNT HAND A FULL
stock of Bread, Cakes, lies, l'iain and 1'ancy
Crackers, etc.. Aieo a fine selection ot rrench aad
Amsricaa Candies aad Chocoiato GopUi,