The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, June 22, 1878, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text" . . I - - ' - ' I it The lailroad Power ii Congmi. From the 8. F. Examiner. A Washington correspondent sayi that "while Colonel Tom Scotr con tributes about equally to the cam paign funds of both parties. Jay JoulJ gives only to the Ilepublicans. Bcott has schemes io which ono party i just as valuable to bim as the other, Gould seeks to work out all bis plans within tho Ilcpubhcan ranks. Of course, ho will accept Peraocratlo aid; as he did of Voorhecs, in tb8 matter of the Tburman Uill. The success of Thurman's measure was a galling de feat to Jay Gould, and a triumph, indirectly, for Tom Scott and the Texas Pacific. Scott docs not expect to get his measure through the pres ent Congress, but his money will go out this Summer into all the close Congressional Districts, and the can. didau) known in advance to be friend ly to the Texas-Pacific will have money for campaign expenses, be he Democrat or Ik-publican. Scott oares nothing for panics, but evcrthing for the Texas-l'acifio. It will be difficult lor either party to count on results in close Districts where this railroad interest is so strong and so avowed in its purposes. It must be reckouel as a factor in tho composition of the next House of Jlcpresc-ntativti." Tho correspondent appears to neg lect or ignore mention of tho Central Pacific agents at Washington, with Huntington at tho head. It is more to be dreaded than is Torn Scott or the Jay Gould combination. It ap plies its gigantio energies solely to its own purposes, in the Southern Pacific cliemes aoJ on this Coast. It will con-opt or buy legislation wherever And Lowcrcr u can. jn mis oiaie directs its creat uower to control leg islation, to elect Congressmen, to the ithoohing ot United States Senators, and. now, to predominance in the Con slitutioual Convention. It seeks not onlr to covcrn this State in these ro Apects, but it aims to likewiso control tho other Pacific States and Territo ries. It overshadows every other interest and endeavors to striko down All who ofler or refuse to bow to its projects and its commands. The many millions it withholds from the Federal Government, by fraud, are used as corruption fund in Congress, in this Ktatu. and throiiL'liout this Const. It buy UcinocruiH and Radicals alike, and eyeu.lha Workwomen's organi eation Is corrupted ami inunmulated by its chief, as the mass of the honest members ot that new partisnq Jou will yet discover, Kearney is its too ,ond Stanford is his master, before whom tho blatant inoulebauk pros trates himself. And it is this collossa! Monopoly, and tho Jay Goulds and tiio oiner unscrupulous monopolists, we repeat, that are to be rooro lea red jo their designs and asnmilis upon the public treasury ami the public welfare than any titers who are in luugu ugnust tho rights of thu people. The modest mnn of tho Klko Post ' says: "Lena" sends us a Iiocm. ask ing : "Oh, why am I yearning for thee I" Indeed, Lena, wo tlou't no bow yc ii can help it; nnd yet we have never given you any rcaou toiliink we could ever - be to you more than friend. Suppress your yearning, dear girl, and try to forget us. J lie liar rowing thought sometimes comes to us that we wero placed on this earth solely to break hearts. Oh, why were we not born rich and rcspectablo in Mead of beautiful? BOOT AND Ml STORE .VIIUNT, Pttpriotcr. , Shop on Willamotte itnut, 2nd disir north of hardware etorfi, Kwtue City, Or. I will hereafter keep a coiuph'te stock of LA I IKS', IIISHKH' -ANU- CHILDUEN'S SHOES, (.nlli-rs, Cloth and Kid, lluttui ItooU, Nllrm, white and blaik, ftandnlM, ' I'reurh kid NhoeM. MICN'S A HOY' riM AND HUVT BOOTS & SHOES OF ALL KINDS, Ami In fact evrrtl.ln In the I'.lMtT and KHtiE line, to which 1 inU ii 1 to devote my .lrei'iai stUntion. . t. MY GOODS . Were umuufactiurd u. widur, ARE FIRST CLASS And iniarmtecd as reiiwiitrd, and will lx sold lr the low t pri.vs Uiat a article anUa.ll a.r'.7 7Ktf A. Ill M'. LYNCH & GANT, la Dorris Brick BuUJing. rtt.-jts ii Groceries J Provisions, Yt ill keep on hand a ttncral assortment of Gnioerirs, I'rc isiiis, Cured MiaU, T.mnn, Vin, Candies, ' landles, tvj Notions, Urn and Iried Ws, " Vi.l and ill. w War,. trVry.K'4. Bolc will I caJurk-d on a .CASH 1IASIS. WliLh brans that Lev, Prices are Established Coodi drlirtrid TiiboDt tbare ti Bayer ALL KINDS OF PfiOOUCt WANTED Fr whi.4 i wUl pay the LUt market price. LYhCU A GANT. ItlTINeCABOt-VervW-.tU THY IT I THE T.O. HrXDUlCKS BEASD Afaoap ft k. T HKN'TlCKi. 1 rV DRUG HTOKJS V niunsa.' JJi etc Street, near N'ifth, PEtLEU S DBCQ3. CHEMICALS, OILS. FAINTS. GLASS, VARNISHES PATEIfT MEDICINE8, &c. Bntndies. Wines and Lkjuorr OF ALL KINDS. In fact, we lure the bent assortment of article ivuna in FIRST CLASS DRUG 3TORE. We warrant all our dregs, for they art new end Frh. Particular attenlwn Is called to our Stock of Perfumery aiiU Toilet Articles. As we have bought OCR GOOPS FOR CASn We oon compete with any estaliusbmcnt in tu- (trnel ity in pnee anl aocommonaiion, buy your roods where yon can gtt the beat end cheaet PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED At all hours of the dkjr or nig-lit. OSIIUKIV & tt SADDLERY. Saddle & Harness Shop ONE DOOR NORTH OF DUNN tt STRAT TON'S, Willaactt3 Stroot, Eogens City, Ogn. Can be bed everytliini,' usually kept in a well ivjfulatwl HARNESS SHOP We ne the BEST of nmtriftL and do our work wclL Come ad u Mun purchMlng elm-whTe. While our laniese cannot be excelk-4, j,vda attention Ucalll W OUR SADDLES. The LAKIN tree Is ackno-lwlKed the Iwet on the coast, ami -'" "KKeu y ourselves, .rlvM. .i.tir. .athfiictioni having tho thieene ((ulsiles, Deauijr, uuihivt pilODUCE TAKEN LAKIN & ROONEY. Lane Oounty MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION miHS ASSOCIATION HAS ON HANI) I a Innre and varied assortment of KHESH (iOOUM, and are reeeivintf everr mouth new siiiiiilies suited t this market. (jkmmis are sold luw and AT ONK miCK TO ALL! And I'UODITK TAKEN AT THE HKiH- EST MA KKET RATES. (iive us a call before iiurchasiiiR, as it is no . I , . I ... . 1.1 .1 . ! . vnnioiuw'iiow u-'hmis uuu Live iinoes. sin T A Ili:LI HA4.0N-I am !ie soli JH a-eni lor iu eitnrnveu wngon, 1 O. HENiytlCKS. LOU) I : It! LUI!IR I HAVE STABLISHRO A LUMBER YARD On tho ciirn'.T of Eleventh and Willamette streets, and keep coiitHiitly on hand IuiiiUt of all kinds. tHoiuumed rlHiriii and nitic, (ana lig ami fi-noe IHwts. r . H. J)U.NS Jlylltf Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and .Color. A dressing which iaatoncp n g r oe able, healthv, anclcf foctuaj for pre servinp the V'V y 1 "'Mr. jaded or iS'22i) B gray hair ilium rtsiartJ to tt .re jsiSe.jpn original color, trith the ytoti and frtthneu of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, nnd baldness often, though not always cured by its use, Noth ing can .restore, the hair whore the follicles are destroyed, or the. elands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain, can bo oared for usefulness by this application. Iusteadof foul bg the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent tho hair from turning gray or falling of and consequently prevent balJuesa. r ree from thotw deleterious Bubttancca which niiko some preparations dao gt'rous, and injurious to the hair, the Vigor cau only benefit but not hann it Jf wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing clso can bo found so cLir ablc. Containing ceithor oil nor dye, it does not soil white caiubric, and yet lasta lone; on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy lustre and a grateful perfume, .Prepared by Dr. J. C. AyerCo., iIVeai m4 Aaalytlcal CWOe. LOWELL, MASS. OT AM kllOta-CALIFO!-. wi IMiMM ma.1 IU..U akH H, I"l:ii:NM y War bas commenced in Europe! aD Ff. Q. OALLiSON f S A 0 A W AT HIS OLD HIS OLD STAND Ion Willamette Street and hnvin boncht the interest of W. T. Osbarn in thefirm of Xalli aoo A Oeburn, ii prejiared to rnnuih all who mxj girt lia call with the bert quality of rery thinu neoally kept in a fint claee grocery and prorirfon etore, each ae V RCGAES. TEAS, COFFEt CANNED douVS. TOBAPTO A CIGARS, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, at readable ratee f. CASH or FRODUtE. Give roe a call and eee what I can do for you Thankful for part patronage I iuvite yon to call attain. Goo.1 delivered to any part of the city free of chuve. w- UAUJSUa. Bonk and Stationery Store. -r-kMT OFFICE BUILDING. EUGENE City. I have on hanl and am constantly receiving aa awwrtment of the" Bert School and Miscellaneous Book, Maoonery, duuik mjum, FortfoUoe, Cardi, WaUeta, Blanks, Portmon Ls,tte., HL A. 8. PATTERSON. ST. CHARLES HOTEL, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. MRS. A. EEMTEEW, : Prop Having again taken poseewion. of the old and well known ST. CHARLES HOTEL. UTilch has been nswlv furnished and refitted, is now ojn foe the reception of fc-ueiste. 1 nave niteen rooms in uis FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING making 50 rooms in alL It is the most commo dious and best appointed house in the State south of Salem. FREE COACH TO THE HOUSE. A. HEN FREW. B. H. JAMES. MANUrACTUREB OF TIX AD SHEET IROX WARE, Willamette Street, EuKt-ue Uy, Oregon Keet constantly on hand a complete assort ment o( Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware, Stoves Ranges, Pumps, etc. Repairing done promptly and in the Inset manner. U C. fNDEHWOOl). 1. B. UNDEBW0OO. UNDERWOOD Br,Q$. GENERAL BROKERS BUY AND BULL GOLD, BILYER, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE. Money Received ? Deposit Ni;UOTIATE LOANS, And lt Sale of REALESTATE Particular Attentioi) Given to Collection. -AGENTS Connt ctlcut and New Zealand Insurant Comrnici. A WO AUKNTS WELUS FARGO & Co. Kaic'iie t il, Oregon, EUGENE CITY MILLS. rpHE UNDERSIGNED 15EO LEAVE To I Inform the imlilic tlmt they have leased the EUGENE CITY MIIJS for a term of years. and are now iiniareil to lo a general Milling liiisiu.'ss. ill iwwive wliest on stunure nn f vorabiv terms, ami will make lilwral teinio tannure who desire to griml their own win at. Will at all times kue on hanil for sale FLOUR auJ ALL KINDS OF MILL FEED, and ur the Highest Cash Pries (or Wheat. A hnr of the ixtr"iia.';e it'eclful!v seliiit eL o-; l'Ari'KKSON A EDMS Chas. M. Horn, PRACTICAL GUjYSMIIIL DFALEU IN GUNS, RIFLVS, KisliiiiK' Tackles and materials. Repairim; ilune in the nratet style ana warraiiteU. . sewmi.' tuacliijies, tvifus, Locks, etc., reaimL i ..... . . Guns loaned and ammunition furnished, Shop on Willamette st, opMite Astor House ELLSWORTH CO.. D ku a a I BT8, f ILL CONTINUE THE HCSINESS in ti all its liranehi'a at tli ol.l itiin.l i.tfn'i,,. Incrvaseil iiulueeiiieuta to customers, old szid new. As henttofore, the most Careful attention given to Prescriptions. iiINN & STRATTON ATTHI OLD STAND OF V. R XUNN. HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH MEiS busineMr. HOILVI'E r. STRATTON. w Lav jut rervived a new, Utkt and WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOOD3, Making a sjweialty of HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEU AMI) AGIUCi;TURAL IMPLEMENTS. We deire to make no crand llnnrirh. but At JT that fanners oan oui nearrr getting ANYTHING THEV IIXY WANT at nor st.es than at any vlher eatallishroDt 4a town, and uicjr can bay trtt.ro a ae (nod tet B We bar aiull line of )REIGN NPIK)XUTIC DRYGOOi'S, jKAXCY liOOW, LADIES' AND CELTS' H'RNISIIINa G4.o;3. ' MEN JLVD BOYS CLOTHING, lX9 AND CAPS, r0()T3 AND SHOES Jirni ars MnsttiniiAlTv a.lTinc it . L 4 !met tie irniaa'ls of tl ii1.!h ' DUNN STRATT'-'V. . u'p iSff .... W33U Ji BLWARD SLF-BxNDBR HARVESTER. The Hlmplt. the E.ie.eBest rLJtD Trlg"er" to Kre.ik or Kive out. The onlyUinan ihutmu rmM Mm HlI. 0 -hired chii bind all the Urniii Ihe Machine n cut. Merj f "".Ty ' ,,ih A t o., l'orlland, Orgeon. hiuitls" uece(!urj. SEWING MACHINES ros eaii, wbolisau aot eitail, at sis-toes psicra The lest and latest improved for every variety of work, including THE FLORENCE, so long the leading Family Sew ing Machine on the Pacifio Coast its superior qualities are too well known to require further recom mendation. THE NEW WHITE the heat straight needle Machine in the market, has a great deal of room under the arm, u very light running and substantial, FLORENCE COlL OIL STOVES fob oooma and eeatdjo. Persons desiring business, deal ers, and all others wishing Sewing Machines, either for Cash or on Installments, should send for cir culars and terms to SAMUEL HILL, No. 19 New Montgomery Street, 8A5 raaNcisco, liberal .prices allowed for old macmiiee in exenango lor new. GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP. eradicates All Local Skin Diseases; Permanently Beautifies the Complexion, Prevents and Rime dies Rheumatism and Gout, Heals Sores and Injuries of the Cuticle, and is A Reliable Disinfectant. This popular and inexpensive rjmedy accomplishes the same results as costly Si'U'hi r Baths, since it per manently removes Eruptions and Irritations of the Skin. COMPLEXIONAL BLEMISHES are at- ways obviated by its use, and it renders the cuticle wonurously fair and smooth. Sores, Sprains, Bruises, Scalds, Burns, and Cuts are speedily healed by it, and it prevent! and remedies Gout and Rheumatism. , It removes Dandruff, strengthens the roots of the Hair, and preserves its youthful color. As a Disinfectant of Clothing and Linen used in the sick room, and as a Protection against Contagious Diseases it is unequaled. Physicians emphatically endorse it, Price$-25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $120. N . B. Sent by M ail, Ptui4, oa raccipt of price, and 5 cents snn ft each Cast. "HEll EATS AffD WiUBUa DH," Blark mr Brswm, ft Cemla. f C.!.Crittfntn,Prop,r,7Siitili.iI. JUST RECEIVED. ' A Ijirje SUm k of DRY GOODS, .CLOTHING, HATS, liOOTS AXD SHOES, GKOCKKIES, YANKEE yOTIOS ETC., ETC., 4-T EEDUCID PRICES. HiiiiiM market jiri.'e iH f,w Q kinds PRubL't-'E, 11 1 U ra and I KS ' A. GOLDSMITH. GEO. 15. DORMS. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR at LAW t n Wimi-tv; ,tmt, Ei,tne City. e ulso Agents lor the Great Reduction! z D Z 9 H Z o 0 o I CO FRANK H ft R R 1 S G 1 0 : itl FASHIONABLE BARBER. -TEKMrt:- s Shavinff . ?5 cent" Hair cuttinjf " " Bathe...': " " ShainHwniiiK " " hop two i1m)M unrtli of the -L Cliai lta V. Williiiiiette streL Mar nt OPPOSITION ISTHK LIFE OF TRAD!. SLOAH mm? TtTIM. DOWOF1K CHEAl'CR thin -uiy .ti.ei ? T alio shop in town HOUSES HO0 Z '.)?.. With new naterial, all rt.im ' : 6 tints. All warranted to irlve ill -I m l ion. Shop on Eijj-jtli st.,. oi p . . K, phrey'H Ii' c CRAIN -BROS. JrMi-ii) VI jslcal Instrumriii, i' i, oiions, ett; Watches, ('locks, au l . Ar, n-iiaired !:! :irrant'iL Northwest coiiur if Willami-tt' and Kihth strtvts. , fub!) t: aui)ttpanimo.i.-ii oa spMii Soiirt pnnj y 'JIiu .a' ioj .mi pas uioj AinvnO aoia3dns v jo jojswpaoiBnnii (J ii i 11 is not vasily eaninl in the.", i ' out ll rail ! m:ule ip t- , nioiitht hy any uiie of rit'irr - x in any urt ol tile country w l. i willing to work stt-nd ilv ut t emiilovuient that we furiii!'. u jier week in your own town. You nevii ni i away from Lome over nk-ht Voti vm your whole time to the work, or only your moment' We have agents who are iu.t i: over tM jier tiay. All who enTe at one. make n.mey fact. At the piwut time umii cannot be nuule so easily and rapidly al -.i other busiaess. It costs nothing to tT tht I inesa.' Tenns and f") Outfit free. Addr -once IL Hallett & (. Portlawi. .Main.. D, imiAN, DEALER IX GROCKKIES, niOVISIONS, CROCK ERY AND WILLOW WARE, CIGARS, TOBACCO, CAN, DIES, NITS, CAN-, KED FRUIT, ETC., ETC, a fullTstock -or- Toys, Baby Crriages and Waeons Constantlv on kanH m Wh K .11. tk. eat Hving rate. TU hi.Vst market pnee la CASH PAID - roR Hides. Furs," Tallow AJTD ALL KINS O'COCTTTEY PRODUCE. Stnee on wet n.le of WTllamett street, tint 01 Li'btk' City, Oregon. LVU ED BLEU Has taken potwp ssion of the Luckey. Livery Stable, And will tarry on a QJ5NERAL LIVERY BUSINESS. Horses fed and boarded by the week or day. HQRSES AND BUGGjlES FOR HIRE. ' Misst. IIIILLIIWIY IHOER, Milliners and Press Makers, Willamette st., 2nd door south of 9th, Ha o just received a large and carefully u fcctr! stock of tho MM, styU of ' II LLMERY &C3D3, '.''', "!. i.t. : .' -,ry tiiiali adrane ... ii ' ri:-:. FASHIONABLE iiRESS MAKIHQ A SPECIALITY. s. . vi s ii:isLit, II , . ,1.1 A. I t.M I ll I.N i'i n ily Gutaiei . ti .t ( tf i. iiw War 1-1 .M LIQUOKS I i.. 'i' ii ui 1 family uses. Ami rviMyti.,:i -Ah' uiUv kept ifi First Class FAM.i.i hHV STOKK j .. u n, . .sens ot Eugena and 1 ,. . i, . i '.iie lufilities tuisl - , ,. , - . '. , i . ' si'ls of Portland i . . weekly. . ,t t iil illllusOMT. ,f" Il.tll! IS ' MS'-' ,:;. ' ' i m. ! ! ;. , : faff eftt.e n r fi r?r.,r'iiK aU:i eioi.: s t FOR LADIES Open Day au 1 N 6 AU of the bnuk hes ut a Pr t 1 Basioess H eation tanrtat. Independent OepartnMnts the tatam Hurb Hstkematics, Geroisr r H Phonossphj taught peraoaaiir w lJ awn For ft Full Course of lutle Entrv Book keeping in all it forms' with Comaercil (or renpondenca, t-tc-,' ' - $20.W Befereaee mtAt to tbocaaa4s ofstwlewu avksM eompl ' ' 'Mini instractha ' Eor eireuUrs firine fall infermutxisi euai",a tuns to ceoipUte buud, eoai of InatrartMSt. s Ajtraxa CUT THIS ADVERTb'KJJENT oUtT" ghort Hand Writtiiw tangtt by maiL 1 words per minirto gruraatecd. Every La?! Ductor, Bus inesa man and Aeccnntast eat every lady shool.laddreaa, "The St, Lecii F Betie Inetitnte," for a circular. "