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NO CURE, NO PAYl

nR JAMES KICK, LATE OF AURORA.
IL H., takes pleasure in making the follow
ing Announcement TO the Afflicted
He will give a FREE TRIAL of a SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Con-
SultafiOn on all chronic and private diseases
FREE and strictly confidential. Don't fail To
see the Doctor. Remember that prOcraStina-
tion is the thief OF time, money, and health.
Medicine sent TO all parts OF the country, and
all proper questions answered through the
mails Below are the authorized statements OF
a few cases recently treated for Catarrh
EAST PORTLAND, May 5, IS7S.
To THOSE SUFFERING PROM CArARRH u
would state that 1 have been afflicted with
Nasal Catarrh for twenty-five years. I had
continual aching pains over the eyes, and for
about fifteen years have been troubled with
soreness in the stomach and len side, and
could smell nothing. In the meantime, tried
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Saniord's Radical
Cure for Catarrh, and other remedies recon-
mended by friends. besides remedies from
local physicians, all Of which failed 10 cure,
and the best gave but slight relief About six
weeks ago I met DR.. James keck. He said the
trouble in my stomach and side was caused by
the I'atarrh having extended down 10 those
points. He also said that he had sure Cure
for Catarrh, and he could cure me. About i've
weeks ago began using the "Sure Cure" The
ness in my stomach and side is gradually dis
appearing; my sense OF smell Is returning, and,
in fact, feel like a new man, and am con-
yinced that will soon be permanently cured.
Any one doubling the above statement can
consult me in person or by mall and will re-
peat 10 them NiVe NOce what have here COM
mitted to paper. CHAS. II. HAMLIN.
Engineer r. X. Ferry boat.
MILWAUKEE, Or, Jan. -. ISIS.
DEAR DR. kECK:-I am glad you came to
Oregon, for thought must die with cOnsump-
ton till YOU began to treat me for Catarrh,
which l have had all my life, and which in
herited from my mother. There a hole
eaten through the cartilages of my nose; my
health every way, was bad in the extreme,
with pains in my head, and general debility.
noticed a radical change after using the first
bottle. The pains ceased in my head, my
breath grew sweeter than for years, and had
no bad taste in my mouth ON rising in the
morning. l have used three bottles of the
"Sure Cure" Never could have believed such
a change possible. / aivise all afflicted with
Catarrh to attend TO II at once. The ''Sure
Cure" is rightly named. All may rely upon
its merits. Yours for success,
ROSE HUBLER.
ns- DR.. LacrOix's "Secretr for ladies for sale.
Ofiice-Rooms "a and - Strowbridge's build
ing, First street, Portland, Oregon.
Office hours for gentlemen-FrOm to II A. 1l.
and 4 TO p. II. Iadtes-FrOm to 4P. N. sun
days from to p. N.
Those persons wishing 10 be relieved of
chronic diseases in any form will never regret
consulting with DR. JAMES KICK.
Address, with two stamps, at Portland. Ore
gon. I'D
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NSTITUTION
National Woman Suffrage Association.

Nations
hl 10 tOs ecur rIoNI objection nfw
bingt n,and
be Preside Vice frnea
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THE REMINGTON

Has been thoroughly tested by five years use
in the family and factories, and continues in
good running order. No one ever knew the
REMINGTON to be exchanged for another
Machine. over $1,000 sold last year. making
nearly 10000 in use. Machines are shipped
direct from the Factory to Portland, and sold
at Eastern prices, with an additional extra dis
count for cash.
Within the past year important improve
ments have been added, and no trouble will be
spared to keep the REMINGTON ahead Of all
competitors.
The REMINGTON is OF the Improved singer
class, without cog wheel gears. rotary cams,
take-up springs or lever arms, to wear loose,
make noise, run hard, and get out Of order.
We make two slzes-one with medium arm,
and the other with a long, high arm, both
built OF proper dimensions to ensure durabii-
ity. They sew with equal facility all sizes and
kinds Of linen, silk, and cotton. sewing from
twenty to one hundred cotton without change
oftension, making Iock-stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds Of Goods.
81 Agents wanted in all unoceupied terri
tory.
Parties desiring Sewing Machines will ind
it TO their advantage 10 call and examine the
REMINGTON before purchasing elsewhere.
SPARKS ~ SHAWL,
General Agents
For OREGON, WASHINGTON, and IDAHO
First ST., near Salmon, Portland, Oregon.
7-3i
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NEW THIS WEEK.
ExECUTOR's NOTICE.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE
/ Of Oregon for the county Of Multnomah.-
In the matter Of the estate OF Charles Reinke,
deceased, Henry Weber, EXecutor.-To whom
10 may concern: Notice is hereby given that
Henry Weber, the above-named Executor, has
flied his lnal account herein. and Monday, the
lst day Of July, 1875, has been fixed by said
Court as the time for hearing objections
thereto; and all persons interested therein are
notified 20 appear In said Court at 10 A. n. on
said lst day OF July, 1873, and file objections, If
ang they have, 70 said fnal account
HENRY WEBER,
May 81. Executor.
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Loans Made on Reasonable Terms. Collee-
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Real Estate Leased, Bought and Sold in Multi
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Attention given TO business in the u. ). Land
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Onices-Monnastes Brick, First street. Port
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THE REMINGTON

Recommends itself without the assistance OF
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Being the only Wholesale House in the State
importing MILLINERY GOODS direct from
New York, we will be prepared to offer extra
to our Friends and Patrons.
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o. CONRAD d CO.,
OVERS AND SCOURERS, +,
T7s Second St, between Main and Salmon,
o. CONRAD q CO.,
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L and Damask Curtains cOlored in the best
sfVle Boys and Mems clothing cleaned and
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Office HOurs-l0:30 4. n. TO P. NJ and $50 to
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JOHN RANDOLPH

ONCE SAID, THAT A MAN OUGHT To
" choose his wife as Mrs. Primrose did her
wedding gown, for qualities that would wear
well,'" meaning this in the best sense. 'Well,
what has this TO do with
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Hath conceived OF that requires printing.
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To which we invite the attention OF the MILL
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OFFICERS OF THE N. W. S. A.


D. NegY
VICE-PREsIDENTS: ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
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Not even refusing silver. when 10 is not hurled
az him in too large doses Anything and
everything that the ingenuity OF man or
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-10

Third Day OF she Fair-The Races
Visitors Well Pfeascl-rhc Pa
yilfsn Crowded Every Evening

Third Day OF Fair-The Races
Visitors Well Pfeascd-rhc Pa
yiIisn Crowded Every Evening
RENO, October Q.
To-day was very disagrceable, 50 far as
the weather was concerned. Our f~zyorite
washoe zephys we're in high glee, and the
wind that prevailed prevented many from
enjoying the sport, yet the attendance at
the fair grounds was larger than that OF
previous days. The judges for the day
we're W. II. Chamberlain. Jasper Babcock.
G. g. Batterman. Timers-H. Bernard,
George Treat, A. Stone. The first race
was the 2:35 class, in which Maggie G.,
Muggins, Ashley, William Tell and Pest
sfarted--Maggie G under protest. She
sold at 20 to 7 for the field. After tbrcs
false starts the horses got off Maggie in
the lead, which she maintained, winning
the heat in 2:324 !; Ashley second, William
Tell third. Muggins fourth Pest distanced,
for running. The second heat was a
repetition of the first; Maggie won in
2:324 f; Ashley second, William Tell third,
Mnggins fourth. Before the third heat
was called a change Of drivers was made
on Ashley, but too late. Maggie winning
the heat and race ; time 2:29, Ashly a close
second. William Tell third, Muggins
fourth. The second race was a mile and
repeat, between Mark L and Glenita. In
the pools they sold about even for a time.
but before they were called up the horse
sold a f~avorite 20 TO Z. They were evenly
started, Mark L taking the lead after lcav-
ing the wire, and kept half a length ahead
all the way around time, 1:44k. 1t was
a beautiful heat. The second heat was an
equally interesting trial between the two,
but was won by Mark L in 1:45k. The
third race was two miles and repeat, con-
tested for BY Skaggs, Bill. Hazel and Cousin
Vic. The first heat was won by SIX aggs,
time, 3:4Glz Hazel still sold rs f~avorite in
the pools; he won the second heat in
3:45is Skaggs second, and Vic distanced-
II was now dark, and the Judges postponed
the race till tomorrow forenoon. The
races tomorrow are the colt race for $500.
between Altamont, Charley, Carrie Thomp-
son and w X G, and the mile and repeat
race between Stewart, Dirigo, Goldnote,
Stanford. Lady Emmett and Doty also, .
half-mile dash between Illusion, Weasel
and Flora. and the conclusion Of the races
between Hazel and Skaggs.
The pavilion now presents q magnificent
scene and Ii crowded nightly. The exhi-
bition IL by far the best ever made here.
Harry Barnard, Of Sacramento, makes q
fine exhibit Of carriages, as do Pike a
Young, and Hill, OF the same place.
Every portion Of our own State II repre-
scented, and the people arc we'll pleased
with the exhibition.
The first grand parade Of stock will take
place tomorrow At the fair grounds. II
win be well worth seeing. George Alt will
have charge Of the parade.
Friday will be the big day Of the fair.
The Ladies' Tournament, the Military
Tournament and the speed programme
offer inducements that no one can afford
TO disregard.
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E w s.
SPECIAL 70 THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
WAR ORDERS FROM THE INDIA OFFICE.
AN UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE
AMEER AND RUSSIA.
Anglo nsxia war Certain.


LONDON, October o.
The s.Timcs's 3 y orders have been
issued from the india Office for all officers
on ~fnrlough, belonging 70 regiments IN
India, or whose corps have been detailed
the Afghan expcditionary force, to re-
Ioin their posts BY the first steamer. Those
absent on medical certificates are directed
70 present themselves for examination, and
should their health permit, they Will be
pushed on 70 the front.
LoxDoN, October 8.
A correspondent ct Pera telegraphs that
the Afghan Envoy has not urged the Sui
tan TO conclude an alliance with Russia.
but that the Russian officers from Central
Asia declare that an understanding exists
between the Ameer OF A~fghanistan q
Russia, and an Angio-Russisn war Is GER
tain.
CossrAxruorLE. October ..
Russin contests the competency Of the
commissioners appointed for the organiza-
ton d Eastern itonmania, 10 invite the
Porte 70 nominate . Governor for that
province. The Russian Charge d'Affaires
has informed the Porte that 1000 wagons,
with Christian refugees, are following the
retiring Russians towards Adrianopie, and
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.Tm . tough cuss from Bitter Creek"
Is the expression employed by the plains
desperado 10 inform everybody that be Is
ION the fight" Further East, the CORE
wolf, and this Is my time 10 howl" In
Kentucky he says, s'Im q yard wide and
all wo0l.s-ExchdRge.
In Eureka we have Mike MCGOWAN, the
"man-eater," who prefers chawing a mans
nose or ear Of, to eating . juicy bcefsseAk.
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he has rssssessez fhe P1sss 10 sad cs1-
uss.sns zss d~ee.rh~ens e frssTs - rezs-
zzrk IL rsSulssse1
Two Enxssb ssz1ess - fke Ebo6ere n
szrpsrSisz base been drives sway ~ She
EnszrzsEs- q szsr5esss a fkeir having
oDzse 70 al snArssz.1isg ~z-A fh< EzS
<T1r<
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Mr.. p. steier informs his customers that he
has secured one Of the best worknen on ths
Pacific Coast, who has long been connected
with several Of the leading San Francisco
hoasers and who possesses many testiHoniAls
Is 20 his skill and excellence ~ . Matchmaker.
Customers are notified that Repairing and
Cleaning will be promptly attended 10. and the
work guar snteed 10 give satisfaction.
r. STELER, Jsweler, Main street
Enrcks, Angus. I. 1873. aus
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You deserve 10 suffer, and II you lead . mis-
exzble, unxssssssctorT life in this beautiful
ror3d, it lie eatjrslT y0nr own fxzit- sad there
10 only one excuse for you-rour unreasonable
prejudice snd skspt5efsm, which has killed
thousands Personal knosiedge and common
sense reasoning viii sogD shox you thxt
Gre<Dss August Floser viii cure ycu u liver
complaint, ~ dyspepsia, with al its miserable
effects, such a. SEX headache. pxipitztlen Of
the heart, ~our stomach. hzhssuxi e~oafsvene%s.
dizziness Of the bead. nervous prDstrxtion. iow
spirits. kc. Its sales nov reach every town On
tbe Western Continent. AID not . drazgist bat
uill tell VOC q its wonderful cures You can
bay . sample bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
Will relieve you.
Azs nis. Craze Il Brigham, wholesale drug
gfsfs, San Franessro-
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Notice.

II you have . fine or complicated watch or
clock. . music box. an sutosnsson singing bird.
on any other delicate and intricate piece Of
mechanism needing repairs. 60 10
EDw. WILHELM.
Chronornetcr, watch and e~ioekmaker. at the
Gunsnrith shop, west side Of Main street
All work warranted 10 give perfect s~atisfsc-
ticn or positively no charge. %
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CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS


Sherman, Hyde 4 Co, Ssn francisco, Pseife
Coast Agents
Instruments sold On the irsst.Iimeuf plan
Weber Pianos, by all great musicians, are con-
sifered the best aud most dursbie.
One only bays . Piano IN . life time, therefore
get the best. the beat IL the cheapest, ale
Ways.
Prod. VIA. Y1umhof, Local Agent, Eureka
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Get your Fpes. Tobacco. Cigars. kc-. sf ths
Golden Bass s.srs. Mesr~rhsnza Pipes ard
c~Sgzr-holders. imported direct from E1rvpe-
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Dnrz1Gu CoLulIsxA contains shout nve
Asusnnd oniness. most Of them engaged
= - nfnins. n = said thst they have
crowded ~ white laborcrs ont Of em-
pao1neot.
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vnAnuny - swallowed his crow and u
now ahamelessly bslching for Bradley.
w ~ glad of this, for Il u pleasant 70
- N. CASSIDY comfortable. Hjs present
~ Vie had he Least regard foS principle
- uho would vince st having TO 50 back
- promises and protessatiops, Cassidy.
however. y used 10 walIowing In this kind
q md snd y never u home when out OF
h-ksno Gassfts.
Neighbor, you ase decidedly wrong In
~ abovs stalsmsnt. Mr.. Cassidy has
heea n California for the past two weeks.
~ hos not written : line In favor, or
aCsinst Governor Bradley. since the Demo
eratio 6tats Convention. Any sins Of
oulsnlon Or eommission that have been in
~ guezuEL during the above period.
mast = laid 70 ~ Junior editor.
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Gooas be~gkt On eo-uzaissisa bg BART
AEHTM- 81 TIE N5se-s' xa5 Meekszs<s Trs5e
Depot. either E1S ~ Vest Hxrfrg resident
p~axtn<rz in Ezs Frane5seo md M assrry In
View Y0r1 CITY hare sar<r5<r facilities FOG
SLING o<5eys- Yes York 0a1s. No 81 Brs11-
RAY a.
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sz.s~xez<s stsss n ssesesy Ia zsr<s z.d
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ding = ehocss IN th<se rsSpe<ss bessss"
- 10 s>sntsses, de sdvzassst 800 As
49, lived IN Mexico
.s~xs, N nv IL. ustsnx only oeessioasi
xtsss. a. rrsnes and dc Uaitsd States.
ri h<ys hezxs a saors cs5rss, ard u
war.e erins. saoe / arrived here q fsw
~v~~hs 20. sbsa I hesxdM IN Mexico al
IL a. t,ss. Ihelsess. has b4ss conn
n.istsd deere slsse TIE azss M tie Spanish
so.uussG wig, I took up one Of your
def1v psc<sz he ether azy and found Eve
eosapss 6Iisd vlsh sccounss q ne crimes
eonnfttsd ~ discovered the day befofs-
And sseh crises, Missy n fssa nnft
sven 10 be 70 mach a. nAraej ssnong Chris
Gass. Oar -Desspspess IN Mexico zee these
accounts. ssd without deSIiDz sbesr col
nmns With descriptions u them, mention
then bris1y, and The Nsxsczns believe thai
thefs ova eounsry y . paradise d yirtae
- o. .ro.r. Y,u s0e.k a our mo-
$1,000 sad our reytants,us. Bat IL
-. c,1x - s,,,.,.er . rear ts,as one d,
- ~.s>4 ~,sse~ -. Tor . ~t;,e in he
t..a. met, ~bo ,,,unasrsa. buyred
- tsrlea :. thex p,e.ssd. and i, vas no,
..su - r,;1,ssxv .t,e.esh oS the STATE
- r.s,e~sf n-s,vernme.t 80 exersea
60 90 ~-s~,a.sso. 80 rv,t aawn There
-. - - - 80 ,,.,re ,ror,eyty se.
.--xs. ~. ..s.1~a .,,sse ,hsn 4. she
..-s,-ss.- ~. $500 r~raa 49,. ara Ont
ns.-L o-sw ~ ,,,s.s~ a. T reud a a
49, 1900 ,s~e-.5o. a ! town in San
.- 49, ,~x.,.s ,;vhs and III I'D.
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Oyster Depot.
Fresh Shell and Booths canned oysters, re-
ceiveJ daily by express, st Ennis LITTLE store
sround the corner. and Spring Chickens, the
best that ever struck the town. also, just ar
rived, California Quail the finest Of the season.
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The best English Knives. imported direct
from England, ct the Golden Rule Store.
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NEW D

At Cost, at the Golden Rule Store. Mems boot
at - 90 and upwards.
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Special bargains IN sTery dep.-szseat Al The
Minsrss and Neeh.zfzs' Trade Depot Is
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y and NJ Tea SOC per pound. lsewhers TO
and 81.
Five pound can Of Lard q Il other stores
81 Is.
Everything else sold in proportion.
Twenty-Five per cent. IL good Interest o.
money.
The above prices are for CASH only. Jaw
bone don't go At the -
LITTLE STORE ARoUND THE C0HNHks
Eureka, June Is. 1878. Je7e-u
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BISHOP HEALEY's RECEPTION. differ
emit Catholic societies of this city met at Kav-
anagh Hall last evening and arranged the fol-
lowing programme for the Bishops reception
next Saturday: The Montgomery Guards un-
der command OF Capt.D D. o. C.sO'Donoghae,es
corted by Chandler's band, will march to KAY
anagh Hall at 1 [ a. N. and there receive the
Sodality societies and representatives Of other
Catholic societies of the Cathedral The pro-
cession will then march to st. Dominck' 8
church, on State street, and there receive the
societies of that church, and will then march
directly to the Boston depot. The Right Rev
Bishop is expected uaon the noon train from
Boston. Upon his arrival the procession will
reform and escort him to his residence on Con-
gress street. The bells of the Cathedral will
ring out a welcome.
The young ladies Of St. Teresa Literary So.
ciety are preparing literary entertainment for
the Bishop, which will be given at Kavanagh
Hall shortly after his arrival Ga that occa-
sion Miss Lucy Lsprohon will read an address
of welcome in behalf of the society.