THE UfNE CITY GUARD
8ATUIDA' JANUARY 7, 1832.
) , ddlclnl I'oml.ttncy.
; 1'hera public officer knowi that
- fi U rli B can afford to wait for
' tindi(,n Perhaps no Judge of un
(tnpca0 character was ever sub
- tiMM toon adveine comment than
Judtrw The less the average jour
iinlw"'w R',out 'aw tn0 more 're"'7
criticme the course of the Judgi
', j,, t trial of Guiteau. It was not at
fel ica-Hwiry that the critic should
v, anything about the conduct of
Crinal cauHe. Nothing which this
giatrattt did, tiiet with approval A
signer might have inform! from the
tie of the prem that Judge Cox was
i ignorant boor, who, by some acct-
- ent, had got upon the bench, and was
itterly incompetent to try tho case.
Whereas, ho is a man of exalted char
ncter, ft good lawyer and able judge
lie has been trying the cane in a way
' to remove all grounds for a new tiki
The theory of the defense iB that Quit
rau is insane. Suppose that were
true theory 1 How can an insane man
be punished t lie is incapable of com
witting a contempt. But suppose he
was simulating insnnityl That was
not a fact, or even a theory for tho
Judge to assume in advance. Guiteau
ould neither bo gagged, whipped, nor
aent to prison. The trial must, neces
arily, proceed, and, for a time, the
disorder must bo borne with patience.
At the moment when the case could
not be prejudiced by restraint, Guiteau
is ordered to the prisoner's dock, whore
Sickles sat during his trial When
Judge Cox gives his reasons for bear
ing so long and so patiently wjth Gui
teau, they strike fair-minded people as
sound roasons, such as a cautious and
clear-headed Judge might well give.
There has never been just such a trial
in all the history of criminal jurispru
dence in this country. Tho Judge has
allowed an accused man, whose defense
was insanity, to reveal himself in court
beforo experts on the question of in
unity, that they might the bettor un
derstand the case. This latitude which
could not have born restricted either
by gags or imprisonment, for the time
being, has resulted in breaking down
the theory that Guiteau was insane
, and lias contibuted to tho certainty
of his conviction, as well as to the cer
taiuty that no errors will be found upon
which to lay the foundation for a new
trial
The year 1884 is far in the future,
yet the indications are that President
Arthur is shaping his course to secure
a rvnomination. lie is surrounding
himself with stalwarts of tho most
pronounced type, and as the oflice
holders of tho prevailing administra
tion generally designate the complex
ion of its successor, the cliances are
that Arthur or some other stalwart
will be successful The mantlo of Gar
field lias fallen upon Blaine and ha is
again an active candidate. But, as in
the past, ha will be doomed to disap
pointment as it tB a matter of history
that tho popular candidates of the
masses nover attain the desired goal
Their prominence makes them targets
for the shafts of their opponents, and
ome inferior man secures the coveted
prize.
J. k. Mkkcer who murderod Mo-
Donald at Portland a few years ago
and was sentenced to tho penitentiary
for fifteen years for tho same, gives
notice that he will make application
"for a pardon although his tima has not
out-fifth expired. W suppose that
the pardon machine otherwise called
Governor at the Capitol, will grant th
application as he has done in scores of
previous cases.
UiRmo 1880 sixty-three vessels
cleared ' from tht Columbia river for
f&reign porta; during 1881, one hun
dred and twenty-six vessels cleared
from the Columbia for foreign porta.
The value of foreign shipments for '80
(exclusive of lumber) was 11,181,352.
The value of the foreign shipments for
SI (exclusive of lumber) was $7,414
51C
n uhisbi nas introduced a bill
for defraying the cxpeuses incurred in
consequence of the death of the late
President of the Unittd States. It
authorizes the Secretary of the Treas
ury to pay necessary and reasonable
ewr-nsrx iaourmi in behalf of thn Ut
President provided the aggregate sum
allowed and paid does not exceed one
hundred thousand dollars.
Tin Weekly ftandarJ iaaued a hol
iday number that was excellent in trery
nr.. r
1 Change.
Certain sections of this State that
have no railroad counection but are
expecting to gain thrm through Villard
can set no monopoly in the roads that
are already built It is but human na
turt for them to uphold the means by
which they expect to secure connection
with tht outside world, but soon after
they obtain possession of the coveted
object they may find themselves in the
grasp of an octopus that will slowly but
surely tighten its grasp upon them
The situation in some parts of Eastern
Oregon is thus described by tho Weston
Leader:
"A few months ago the people of
this section of countiy were so solicit
ous to secure railway facilities for
transportation that they took no ac
count of anything else in this connec
tion. Now the reaction has set in.
The feeling against the 0. 11 A N.
Co. is widespread and intense. Its
movements aie regarded with perhaps
unduo distrust The impression that
tho exorbitant freight charges are levied
to enublo bold speculators to pay the
intertnt on capital that has no exist
ence but on paper, make the people
clamorous for such legislation as will
reguluto fares and freights in Oregon as
in other Slates. Those who were loud
est in proclaiming the benefits to be de
rived from tho building of railroads in
our midst, now lead the cry of "broken
promises, exorbitant rates, soulless cor
porations," etc., eta Gentlemen, pos
sess yourselves in patience. The whole
mutter lies in your own hands. Angry
invectives avail nothing and betrays
weakness. Earnest endeavor is more
effective than noisy demonstration
The time to work is close at hand. Be
prepared to meet the issue quietly am
there can be no doubt as to the result"
An Impolitic Appuinlmtnt
The appointment of 1). P. Thomp
son to ask aid from Congress for the
improvement of the lower Willamette
and Columbia rNers was certainly un
wise. David has the reputation of be
ing found wherever money is to be
miido by jobbing, and his connection
with tho star routo in the Northwest,
will not assist him in his appointed
work. The Washington correspondent
of the Daily Standard thus arraigns
the appointment:
"The action of the Board of Trade,
of Portland, in raising $3,000 to send
Dave Thompson U Washington ns a
delagato to urgo legislation for river
appropriations, is very peculiar. The
chief Htraw bidder and expediter in
mail contracts on the Pacific Coast, as
well as speculator in land surveying
contracts for many years. He is known
here only in such relations as can give
no influence, in an honorable way, to
the success tf any measure before Con
gress ; he can, by certain means, gain
access to clerks in tho departments,
but his influenco with committees and
members of Congress will bo nil Add
to these, that ho cannot le recognized
by one of our Senators, whose acts he
has so brutally falsified, shows tho
action of tho Board of Trade to bo
still m ore peculiar."
A Washington tlinpatch of Into
date says that it is understood that the
defense in the Guiteau cose will shortly
introduce a new feature. The so called
cranks, numWing between 40 and 50,
arrested hero sinco Guiteau shot the
President, were most of them sent to
the St Elizabeth insane asylum on phy
sician certificates. The physician in
each case, will, it is said, be subpoenaed
for the purpose of comparing those cases
with Guiteau's with an idea of demon
strating that if the. commitments re
ferred to were iustlv mado. GuitMn
must lie likewise insane.
The value of ival estate transactions
in San Francisco for tho week ending
with last Saturday was 1 28.G89. The
Sgregate of considerations in similar
transactions in Portland for the same
time was $215,490. The week was an
exceptionally dull one in San Francisco
the figures usually ranging between five
hundred thousand and a million. In
.proportion to population and jreneral
valuos, however, tht volume of real
estate business in Portland is more
than double that of San Francisco.
Til lust Sunday edition of the Ore-
yonmn was a niiiuhT roploto with
valuuom information and ttatiatios con-
cc-rning tha commercial proma of
Qrv'on
Tin agitation of tht Irish land que
tion still continues.
SuVril for the Guard. tU far-
mr'a friend,
I
Ex-Governor Robinson, of Kansas,
a prominent temperance .man, in re
ply to inquiries respecting the prohibi
tory law in that State, say that the
prohibitory amendment to the State
Constitution was a mistake and that
drinking is wore common now in Kan
sas than ever before. II quotes lead
ing newspapers and letters to sustain
his position; but the present Governor
St John, gives his testimony to just
the reverse of this.
!
It is probable that that ex-Senat6r
Sargent of California will be appointed
Secretary of the Interior. He is a
Stalwart which greatly improves his
chances.
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BUCKLEYS ARNICA SALVE.
The Bust Halvs fn the world for Bruises.
Cuts, Sores, Ulcen , Bait Rheum, Fever Sores.
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns.and
all k'nda of Skin Kmptina. This naive 1 guar
anteed to (five perfect satisfaction in every rami
or money refunded. Price 3ft cU per box. For
alt by Wilkin's, the DruKifiat, Eugene City.
Mulholland, Junction City.
Hollowly tWi-Whal It Lift Inturanref
Aploplexy, 4c. Many people insure their liven
t benefit their families by death bow para
doxical it thie. To prolong life by preserving
the health would be a far more rational man
ner of auuring it. Apoplexy la iwift and in
idious in it attacks, striking its victim with
out a moment warning I Happily a prevent!-
tive baa been discovered Holloway 1 ilk the
ouly safe and certain antidote for tin's disease,
thev cool the MooU aim equalize its circulation
throutrli the system, lo preserve the stomach
in a sound condition and the blood pure in the,
true secret of health Holloway Fills will do
this moot effectually, and thousands owe their
actual existence to them at the present day.
iMroiiTANT PiOTlcE. rione are genuine un
less the signature of J. Haydock surrounds
each box of i'ills and Ointment Boxes at 25
cents, Vii cents and SI each.
tr here is eonxiilurable saving by taking the
larger sizes. Holloway A Co, New York.
FACTS THAT WE KNOW.
If yon are uferini; with a Hevere Coiiirhs
Cold Asthma, Jlroniiiifix, Consumption, loss
of voice, tickling in the throat or any alfection
of the throat or liuw, vvi; know that Da.
RiNo sNrw DiauovKRY wilt gi you imme
diate relief. We know of linn Iredi of cases it
has completely cured, and tint, where all other
medicines has failed. Sa other remedy can
show one-half as many ferma .hnt ci'Iiem. Now
to give you satisfactory proof tli.it Da. kwo
Nkw Dincovkiiy will cure you of Asthma, Hay
Fever, Bronchitis Consumption, Hevere Coughs
and Colds. Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung
Disease, if you will call at V iliiins'. The Eu
gene City Druggist, ymi can gut a tri-il bottle
kkkk OK cost, o a regular size brittle for f 1.
Mulholland, Junction City. Hoda, Davis &
Co, Wholesale Agents, Portland,
WILL YOU SUFFER with IV.-nensia ami
Liver Complaint? Shiloh s Vitnlizer is guaran
teed to cure you. For sale by Unburn k C
Sleepless uii;)itn, made miserable by that tor-
riblo cough. Shiloh 'a Cure is the remedy.
Cntarrh Cured, heslt and sweet breath se
cured by Shiloh's Catarrh Kemedy. Price 50cts
Nasal Injector free. Sold by Ostium and Co.
Uood Ihing.
svn.a Syrup is the special prescription of
Di A. 11 ohco, a celebrated Uennan Physi
cian, and is acknowledged to ha one of the mont
fortma.w discoveries in Medicine. It quickly
cures "oiiglis. Cold sand all Lung troubles ot
the soverest nature, removing, as ii does, the
causa of the affection and leaving the parts in
a strong and healthy condition. It is not an
experimental medicine, but has stood the test
of years, giving satisfaction in every case
which its rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms. Two million bottles sold annually.
Beware oi medicines of similar names, lately
introduced Boicliuo's (Jortuan Hvrnii was intro-
lucvd in the United States in 1S(,H. and is now
sold in every town and village iu tho civilized
U'orM. I liree doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price 75 cents. Sample "bottle. 10
cent.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
H SHOP !
NEW GOODS!
V. McFarland
TIKES PLEASURE IN AN'NOUNC-
ink' to the Dllblio that he bus
Tiushop in the old stand adjoiniuir Bottman's
comer where he will tell at the lowest cash
price
Stoves,
Ranges,
Tinware,
Metals,
Notions,
Pumps,
arid Pipes,
33 TO., ETC.
And house furnishing goods in my line gen
erally. "Call and price my goods, and I will guar
antee satisfaction, v. Mi FARLAM).
NOTICE TO JAXPAYERS.
A -roil WILL 1'LKASK TAKE NOTIl'K
that all taxes remaining unpaid
January, ID. 1HVJ.
Will be subject to th cnalty provided by
Statute -Sec, lit, jw-e 702.
Keivipta will be furnished as follows:
Jor Cot tag Urove Prvvinot at Whipple ft Bros
Kr Toast Fork ' J. 'f. (.juy,
rorlncwter, Ung Tom.
biihanlson lVerim ts at. . . Wortman ft Sons
hor atsn-eandall other preWin-U at this office.
tft.rhe t'ounty needs the monpy. t'r
WHII.1 tOl! HAVI IT(?) ANO SAV1 O sra.
J. M. SHELLEY,
Sheriff and Ta Collector.
Sale of Road Stock.
T1 ItSUAXT TO THE STATUTE AXD
I. the reyrulations of the M.-Keuiis S. S, anil
lVs.'huUannKoadCo., and an orler f
theDirwtorsof said Co,, made on the 17th
day of Nov., ISM, th following dcrilwd
shares of atm lc Wing delinquent fir-an assess
ment of f 18 per share, levied on Nor. 18, ISM,
iu ur vuimi si puoiic auction at ths Coart
..... . ja r.nk-rn nty. Oregm, on V
nrlay. teb. 1, Lv, t l oock 1. M., to
d
P. C. Henfrew, . tVtrtiticaU Xo. 13, 10 Share.
(I. II Kohfrtiiaf Asa w.t
J. H lWlknap, j., ush
J. H. Lnderwooil. " " 51 ni,.
ToKether with interest at 10 per cut from
Nov. 17. ISM. and th. .imu ..I l,;. ni.iL
tioe and sale. By order of Hoard
A. . HOVKY. President.
. K. WALKER. Secretary.
Dated at Kujeua City, IVctuibtr 51, 1881.
Administrator's Notice of Sale
of BealjEstate.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under and by virtus of an order of tale
made by the County Court of Lane Couuty,
Oregon, st th Jauuary term, 18S2, thereof,
in the matter of the estate of II. A. Stevens,
deceased, the undersigned administrator of
aid estate, will offer for sale at public auc
tion to the bijrlient bidder, st the Court
House door, in Kageoa City, Une County,
Oregon, oa Saturday, the 4th day of Febru
ary, 1882, st 1 o'clock, P. M., of said day
the following described real estate, belong
ing to said estate, to-wit:
The undivided one-eighteenth (1-18) part
of one hundred and sixty seres of land, the
same being the North half of the North half
of the donation land claim of W'm. M. Stev
ens and wife, Not No. 3,224, claim No. 4(1,
in T. 17 8. of It. 3 W.j also the W J of the
donation laud claim of B. R. Barton, Not.
No. 7.191: also the donation land claim of
Win.McMecken, Not No. 7,412; also begin
ning at the N E corner of the donation land
claim of Thomas Clark, Not. No. 7,414, run-
fing thence West 30 02 chains, thence South
0.00 chi., theuoo East .'10 02 elm; thence
North lOOOchs. to place of beginning; also
beginning at the N K corner of the said
dunatiou claim of Wm. MuMeekon, Not No.
7,412, mulling thence South 24 00 chains,
thence East 13,02 chs: thence North 24.00
clu, thence West 13.02 chs to place of bo
ginning, all in iu T 17 8 of K 1 West, Lane
Comity, Oregon, except the following de
scribed tract, soM and conveyed by said
H. A. Stevens, in his lifetime, to James
Campbell, tn-wit;
Beginning at the S E corner of the dona
tion land claim of J. M. Kesting and wife,
N.rt. No, 7,192, T 17 S of R 1 West, running
thence South 13.2b' chs, theuce West 2.58
chs, thence North 13.2G chs, thence East
2.58 chs, to the place of beginning: also be
ginning at the N W corner t the donation
land claim of B. R. Barton, Not. No. 7,191,
running thence South CI. IT) chs thence East
5.58 chs, thence iN'nrtli (i.i.OOchi. Fast 12-54,
thence North 05.77 chs, thence West 16 82
cha, to the place of beginning.
The tract last hercnilwfore described as
belonging to said estate, containing 278 teres,
aftor deducting the amount conveyed to
James Campbell- The terms of sale to be at
follows, to-wit; One-half down and the re
mainder on ono and two years time se
cured by mortgage on said real property,
bearing interest at tea per cunt, per annum
from date until paid.
Dated, Jan. 5, 1SS1.
J. M. THOMPSON, Administrator.
HAYS & LUCKEY,
tiEALKUS IN
Drugs,
Medicines,
Perfumery,
Paintsj
Class, &c.
HAVlXCi BOUGHT OUT THE STOCK
of KllMWnrth k. I'n . wm U'ill titntimi..
Hit. hlluilietttt nf fltrt nil) yf-itlil nil Villnt..tti
strsct, offering increased inducements to cue
Lomers.
'Attention carefully given topf
Niym'flnuj Prfsrriplioru & Family Rrclpa
NOTICE T0CREDIT0HS.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
.Miles T. Starr and S. Asbnrv Starr, wer..
appointed executois of the Inst will and tonto
incut of Noah A. Starr, deprived, and they
have qualified as such executors. All persons
having .laiuis against said estate, are hereby
notified to present the same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the executors at Monroe, lVutoii
Comity, Oregon, or to Gen, It. I Wris, attor
ney, at Eugene City, Oregon.witliin sin moulhs
from this date.
MI I. EH T. STARR,
S. ASBURY 'STARR,
(J. B. DORRLS, Atfy. Executors.
Dec, 17, 1HX1. (it
NOTiCE 0? FINAL SETTLEMENT.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
X the undersigned administrator of the
estate of Jacob Luce, deceased, has filed his
account lor tonal settlement, and the 1st Mon
day in January, 18K2, is set for final hearing
H. C. HUSTON, Administrator.
Jomiii'a J, Walton, Att'y. for estate.
Nov. 12, 1881.
King of the Blood
ancl tonic.
, Orrsnnes
(lltkmlpra.
br i
h ihein so
nl lilnA.I hm ltrB, Pnef'e olsi'nftT, impyriiy
snU our.! ..,M,,tn' lhtr Hlid nrpventa
SLa,V.l,.,i,:."r.v::"l'i?. em.i..m Propi?
i iwr
Dam.
".m -o?, i-r.,,., Ba(ra,, T,
Dlood,"
QJAX JUAXLIMK for sale bv
2 T. C. HEN
DRICKS.
K" l.i?Tat homeessily ma,l.Gtly
I toutfltfw. AJ.lrs Iii e a Cs, Augusta, Me,
NOTICE T0CREDIT0RS.
"V-OTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
XI tarali ashburn has been appointed Ad
uimistratrix of the estate of A. 1). E. Wash
burn, deeeaseL all persons having olaitna
Kaiust said estata, are hereby notitietl to present
the saineto theadiMuUtrotriK at the offioe of
(.. B. lK.rrw. at Eugeoa City, Ulw County.
Oregon, within six months from tlits duta.
n ' .luVoAS"Bl:K-N'. Administratrix.
Dated December 17, LSKL
Estray Notice.
rrUKEN UP BY THE UXPKKSIGXF.D
X living two miles wt of EuCTne City,
Urre. head of cattle. W rilwd as follosm, to-wit!
1 rea cow alwut 7 v. ni.i. 1 j v 1
hip, and fiurs 7 on nKht hip; twaiUrw fork and
underhit in the Wt tr.
1 ml bull two years old past, no marks or
brands.
1 red steer two yearsi.ld, no marks or brands,
tJ Ii , LuSI l'iy. 1-ane County, Or.,
Dec. 9, ISM. Mms ro.Ntii U.
hum
u if
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
i sM.-.iiL :tjij..STt I - Vfl.- Jf.ltfcS '. .r l I rr
V7"E keep the largest and best assorted stock In the Willamette Valley 3outh of Portland
T V which w will sell at greatly reduced prices. Dealers will find it to their advantage tu
call and examine our slock More purchasing elsewhere, AH orders filled promptly. Hatisfa.
tion guaranteed. Wurorooui-On Eighth Street West of Willamette. latmaAlctorv
East of the Eugene City Flouring Mills. J. W. CHfcKRY,
ROBT. M. DAY
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HOLIDAYS.
. The HOLIDAYS are coming and thp best
place to get PRESENTS of
Fancy Articles,
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing,
For your friends is at HatS, Etc.,
His stock is all NEW and he is determined to self
CHEAPER than ever before for
wiUiBBsaa
LADIES CLOAKS & DRESS GOODS
and other Furnishing- Goods,
Remember the old stand, Corner of Willamette
ana cignin cjireeis.
GENERAL
REDUCTION
Of the
kinds
the purpose of re
ducing- my stock.
B. IL Friendly. '
Robinson i Church
DKAI.KKn IJf
SHELF& HEAVY nABDWARB
1IAVK TUB
UfisfSelfcicU Stock in Oregoi.
F.
s,
Success. to Shki.ton A Wii.kixs.
Practical D ruggisi fi Chemist,
UXDEKWOOirs liUILDIXG,
Xevt-door to the Gran Store, Willamette
street, Eugene City Oregon.
Have jivst'opened a full line of fresh
Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals.
Also a fine assortment of
Fancy and Toilei Articles.
ALL KIXD8 OF
Mixed Paints, Lead, Oil,
Varnish, Brushes,
WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY
Which they will always sell on reasonable
terms.
Careful tttcatioB girca to rhyiitian'i Pre
icriptioat.
1?OK CUEXA VISTA STOXF WAFE co
- T. G. II EX PRICKS
WILKIN
DAY.
s&
and Manufacturers of all Kinds of
m Furniture,
pJM nr
mirrors,
j A Picture
Frames &
Tir i j
Etc., Etc.
G. BETTMAN.
Prices of all
of Goods for
HAVE FOR slr
ut th LOWKST
Itates.
STEEL.
AXES, ANVILS
A'AILS, ROI'B
Cable Chains
nd Torket
1 TI.EKY.
AS. PISTOLS,
AMMrXITIOJf
:r iciiLTtTKAr.
IMPLEMENT
J.lHstitif 1'nwdsr. .
Fit-liinff Tsckle.
Etc., Etc
AVe invite an exam
ination nf enr goorf
t-orifidi lit that o;
T(KK will snit tlr
times.
If yoa wish to luy your goods cheap, yon ii
go to the store of
LURCH BROS.,
OOTTJJGK GKOVJS,'
The keen ae of th. lanrest stocks nf
General Merchandise
Outside of PiMtknd, anI they sell goods cheap
er than it can b. boaght anywhere in tha WiP
lunette valUy.
Notice of Final Settlement.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ttf A?
1.1 the undersipmed administrator of thaea
late or nenecca Ugle, deceased, has filed his
aeoount for final settlement and that Monday,
the !M day of January, lm, being the first
and th srttlement thereof.
;!.(. M. COOPER, AdminUtratof.
THOMPSON & BEAN Atfya.
Nov. "J. 1S81. '
... wm t aucsry lenn ot in. uouaty Court
of Lime county, Oregon, baa been appointed
for the heariif oi obiectiona thwts. if ...
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DISSOLUTION KUTICE.
V-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
XI the artnsrship heretofore existing be
tween J. M. Moan and H. M. Sloan. ndr the
hrni name of Sloan Bros., is this day dissolved.
All parties indebted will call and settle at
once with cither of th. members of th lata
firm. Engciic City, Decembw 12, 1SL
J. M. SLOAN,
H.M.SLOAN.-