The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, August 12, 1882, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE CITY GUARD. ATCHDAY AU0U8T 12, 1832. .. . . ! .... , . ... J JiyHuWitll'i Second Clrtalar. Mr. JJ Hubbell and bis Msociate VrigtncU hare issued another circular. It will U pleasant now to Federal of 4m holders that Um purpose of this $ rtcious document is not the levying of second assessment ,Tbe design, ssys the Washington Tost, is to find out where tiw fuads collecU-d by the first one can lit put to do the most jowl After a little introductory "taffy," to the effect that ltie commit tee is desirous of oUauiiiij information, and your well standing oownionds you o us," the circular atilcs: 1. '!lftt Congressionaf 'districts in .your State aro, in your opinion, tafely und turdy Repuhlicau, so much so thaftthis contmittM need not he appro heniive on their account t 1 What JiHtnct are .doubtful, and hyJ . 3. "What districts are hopelessly Democratic, so muoh se tliut this com mittee need not give theui any special attention! 1 What doultlfiil districts can he carried by an Indepoiident movement! fl. -Give -the rami of the most iprominont Republican workers ia each Congressional district, with post office osddressl . 6. Who are 'the active and uncom promising Democratic workers in your State, with location) 7. Give names and postollice of any prominent Democrat who are discon tented and ready to join an indepen dent movement against the "Bourbon . Democracy." 8, What local -er State mwn are 'dividing the Dnujocracy, 0. Give names and post office of chairmen of State, Congressional and County RepuUioan Committees, and where changes are madu during the Summer. I'loase notify thiscotnmitee. Of course, tlw "reliable information" Which is asked (or will be at once forth coming, and Me committee will he du ly advised as to what districts are "safely and auroly Republican," what ones are "hopnlesKly Democratic," which are doubtful," and which among these last "can be carried by an indep endent Movement" After theso "points" are secured, the committee will be ablo to begin work in good shape, ami the funds collected by its assessment will vanish like dew before ,tho sun. Persons who observe about election that the "strikers" in their vi cinity are donning now plug hats, and that the saloons are running on double time may safely conclude that their district was classed as "doubtful." . The thickest armor in the British navy is that of the Inflexible, one of the ships that bombarded Alexandria. It varies in thickness, in different parts of the ship from 16 to 24 inches. The Italian Govornmout is building two hip which will have armor 36 inch es thick. The Italian ships Duilioand Dandolo have armor 22 inches through out, making them, upon the whole, more heavily armored than the Inflex ible. Their armament is also heavier, as they carry 100-ton guns, against the Inflexible 81 ton guns. The Oregon Legislature meets ou Monday, September' 11th. Under 'Congressional act tho two houses roust ! have met in joint convention on the laecond Tuesday after organization for the election of a United States Sena tor. Should the Legislature organize on the first Monday, which is probable, the joint convention will meet on Tues day, the 18th. No loss than forty-five newspapers published in the Stato of Pennsylvania upport the the anti-Cameron, or Inde pendent movement .It looks as if the Boa must go. Yet he has gained courage within the lost few days, and now declines to make any terms what ever with the Independents. ' He probably relies upon the largo sums of money la vied upon tho manufacturers. The Southern States make by far the beat showing as regards the nuui- Vr of - aaloons supported 1 to each 900 of the population. Tho Western States come next, with one saloon to 480 population; the New England States third, villi on to 46o; the .Mid dle State fourth, with one to 325; the Pacific States last, with one to one hun dred and fifteen. Of the graduating clasa of Yale this jeai aeenty two students confess that they drink;. aixty-eeven smoke; fifty, even let; forty, gamble, and fifty-two iwear.t Ex. This is what come from irndinf your boy to Eastern college. Tin Conflict li irrcprciilble. The principles of Free Trado and Protection are as incomparable as free- dotn and slavery. There is an irre- special privileges, and the equality Le pressiblo conflict between them that ; fore the law, with an equal guarantee cannot le compromised without com promising liberty and manhood. They are as distinctive as civilization and barbarianism. In fact Protection is a relic of barbarism itself, and is a stand means simply oppression to labor by ing monument of the injustice and de-1 forms of lav. Anti-monopoly does not ception by which the ancient races of overthrow; it builds up. It dors not robWs deluded, enslaved and pimp j produce panics; it makes prosperity dered mankind. Its onerous, burden- j.'''1"'1'"'- It does not make war; it ren somo and class exactions are glaring i'itm fence possible. It steals from no evidences that our civilization is not i nm.i, it leitves everv inuu in the miirl complete and that selfishness is still the leading trait in the character of those who shape our legislation. Free Trade on the other hand seeks to secure to mankind the blessings of commercial, as well as civil liberty and to divorce human government from the domination of class interest, and to divest it of its power to meddle with the business and commerce of its peo ple, and favor one class at tho expense of others. In fuct to confine human government to its legitimate functions that of protecting the life, liberty and property of its people without any 'dis tinction of class or condition. Eveiy dollar for protection is an infringement upon the inalienable rights of the peo ple, is a sanction of the unjust principle of legal robbery and admits the principle of slavery. No tariff except a strictly revenue one is tolerable. Even inci dental protection sanctions the perni cious principle of injustice, and its ad mission upholdsathe sanction of rob bery. CongrtH Jdjourni. Congress adjourned last Tuesday, and thus one of the most profligate and corrupt sessions the people have ever been cursed with, and rivaling Congress in the palmiest days of Grant Admin istration for incapacity and jobs, has ended. In the House Democrats have been unseated who were elected by majorities of from 1,000 to 5,000. One of the largest organized lobbies over known (and the only one since tho Grant Administration) was in waiting, and it was well known that any measure, however corrupt, coul be engineered through Congress, that was backed by "soap," as that aexthet ic and ingenuous gentleman, Chestr A. Arthur has expressed it with such happy felicity. The house ndjourm without passing the usual vote of il l in i i'j i innnss 10 npeaaer iveiier, wiucn was about the only sensible act of the ses sion, and the first instance of thn kin on record. The governor of Arizona is not in a fljent circumstances' officially. He say he has no house and not so much as desk to write bis proclamations on and on taking office he was compelled to borrow blanks and paper from th lemtoryot ISew Mexico. 1 Lis contin gent fund is only $500 a year, and on this ho is expected to apprehend cow boys, hunt Apaches and preserve or der among not over-peaceful but hete rogeneous people. It it is not surpris ing that Governor Fremont preferred to reside outside pf the Territory, and was glad to get away with all th hair on his head. Yellow fever threatens to invad the southern part of the United States again. Over 400 cases are reported in MtUamoras, Mexico, and several case miexasand Louisiana. The present profligate Congress was too stingy to give anything to tho national hoard of health and great loss of lifo and suffer ing may be looked for from the un checked spread of yellow fever. A stringent law against the sale of opium, in its various forms should be passed by tho next legislature. Let none bo sold except on doctor's pre scriptions, and require a record oi such prescriptions to bo kept for the examination of the public, Tho opium habit is gaining every day, and should be checked by severe penalties, Mr. Watterson, of the Louisville Courier-Journal, is an able condenser at times, lie eels a recent well-known circular into this form: "The clerk who'd keep Mi daily grubH Fork over rouip'. our, t, Jat Hi .kLu" An exchango thinks the reason Horsey cannot U convicted in the Stai route trials is because hecan't be spared from the Secretaryship of the Itepub lican National Committee, The resignation of Judge McArthur of the fifth judicial district; deprives the judiciary of the State of one of it ablest and most respected pie niWr U'hal it Ifcam Anti-monopoly means a bold, ous and unswerving warfare upon all to the protection of thuir rights, of all men, whether laborers or capitalists. Capital can and has protected itself, and this cry of protection to capital possession of his ow. It demands nothing but what is clearly ritrht, and does not ask Congress to build it up at tho expense of the laboring and pro di e ng classes. To Be Reuuilt. Superintendent Bush informs us, says the Salem States man, that new brick shops are to bo built as soon as tho timo for making the mortar arrives, at the penitensiary. The new building is to be 2f0xG0 feet In 1880, $42,000 was appropria ted for tno expenses of the State peni tentiary, but under the economical management of the present officers, over (10,000 will be saved to the State and the expense for constructing tho new shops will bo paid from that fund. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dr. N. J. Taylor, m DENTIST, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. Office up-stairs, one door south of Thompson And Benn'i old otlice. All work GUARANTEED. LAKIN'S LIVERY STABLE. Formerly owned by Titus. TTAVING PURCHASED THIS WELrfl Al known stable, I rcsectfully request a continuance of the public's patronage. I in tend to thoroughly retit und re-stock the sta ble. If you want a Nobby Rig Be ur and give the Fashion Stable a call. Horses Boarded at Reasonable Rates. Thin Stable ia first-cl iss in every respect, and competent and obliging hostler, arejon ' hsnd ready to serve the pulic. Give us a Trial! stable, one door south of St. Charlm Hotel. D. R. LA KIN. Geo. W. Kinsey, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Real estuto for tale Town lots and firm. Collections promptly attended to. Rkmidknck, corner Eleventh and High St., Eugene City, Oregon. FINAL SETTLEMENT. V-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT -Ll the undersigned, administratrix of the es tate of M Meller, deceased, has flled her ac count for final settlement, and that Monday, the 4th day of September 1SH2, has been fixed by the Court for the hearinu of objections to siuih final account ami the settlement therof. Dated July -'.", 1KX2. MA'RV MELLER, Administrator of Meller estate, CITATIOJ TO HEIRS. In tho County Court of Lane County, Stat of Oregon. Iu the matter of the st.tt f S II s.- lor, deceasod. Citation! To Alfred Saylor. Lucy Kelsay, Frauk Ray lor, Laura Canon. John Savior. Arthm oaymr, o. j, Baylor, an.t Helen Auams, Lucy Adams, Ljdia Adame, Dinca Ad ams, Mary Adams and Hattio Adams, minor neirs ot Wuabeth Adams, decoas ed, Greeting: XN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregoiil You are herubv oitnl ml h. quiro vo appear in the l ounty Court of the oiaie oi urrgon, lor the L'uunty of ine, at ne i. ours room 'Hereof, at Kinrene I' lv in the County of Lano, on MONDAY, the 4th day of September, ISS'2, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause, if any, hy an order should not be mane authomuii! the sale of th f,, 11,1,,, scribed premise!, to-wit. The X. W. 4 of S. W. 4 n,l th. v-.. l . the N. . i of S.V. 2, and the W. t of S W k nd S, W. i of N. W. 4, an.l Ut ,,. two and three of .Section 20, Township 19 S li. W, containing S-J0 acres, beins the donation land elaiui of A. H. (Jrilfin. Also the 8. K rt X. vv. i aUd & W. 4 of N, K 4 ani) N, f. i of & E. and N. E. 4 of 8. . .f Sea SO. Town. 1U S.. K. a W containing: 100 ten, Also r ininif noin j t th. S P .. .v. donation land oJaim of S. 11. Tavlor and wife. Notification V,v M Mi In K.u-i:,.n-ki t l. J 19 S. 11 2W,, thecce Vt lil'u rk.mJ ,t thence North 11.31 phs., thence East 7ll.4 chs., thsnee South 40 desire, West IK? ehs. to tin place of beginning, oonUining H i6 aeree, all in Une County, (Wn. ,,' . traji of W acres, as follows: lleginnlng at the S. N , corner of Caswell Hendricks' .l....t.'n. laad claim in a), v 19 S., It. 2 W., theno North 50 decrees,' West 21.05 eha thsnos hast 2M6A uha. thsnca S.,ik aha' fn. West 18.42 eha, to tha idae ot beiHn nintf, containing 20,21 acre of land. WitneMthe Hon. C. W. Y'tivh. Judot of the County Court, of the SlaU of Oreuon. or th. r.. "J SlAU ) un,, with thi of I. to 1th I ai,l tM. tK. X) .j 1..." isth3d day of Jul Arrrsy ; JOEL WARE. CVk iCUOKSihi CITY D3USINESS 33IRrCT0ilY. BETTMAX, O. Dry goo.li, clothing, groceries and general mTolisndine, southwest corner Willamette and Eighth streets. BOOK STOItE-One door south of the Astor House. A full stock of assorted box papers plain and fancy. CRAIX BRO.S.-IVaW In Jewelry, Watch- es, Clocks and .Musical instrument Wil. lamette street, between Seventh and Eighth. CALLISOX, It. O. Dealer In urocencs, ,ro. visions, country produce, can'ieu gooiis books, stationery, etc, southwest corner Willamette and !Hh hts. DORIUS, GEO. D.-Attorney ami (ounelb at Law. U.liue on Willamette street. Eu gene C'i'.y. PORRIS. H. F.-Dealer In Stoves n.,. Tin warn - Willamette street, b)vetu .Seventh in I Kihth. I'ltlKN'Dl.Y, S. H.-Ie-.l r l:i dry p.od, ciutiiin,; ai.d gcm-ial iiier.u.iii'..: u -Willam ette street, between Eighth and Ninth. GUARD OFFICE-Newspaper, book and Job printing oliice, comer Willamette andSevemh streets. GILL. J. P. l'hyiclan. Surgeon and Drui gist, I'ostofHce, Willumetto s rtet, between seventh and highth. HEXDKICK3, T. G.-Dcalei ingcneral mer chandisa northwest corner Willamette and Ninth streets. HODES, C Keeps on hand fine wines, licj I'om, cigars and a pool anu oimaru table Willamette street, between Eighth and Ninth. HORN, CHAS. M. Gunsmith. Rifles nr.j shot-guns, breech and muzzle loaders, for saie ' Repairing done in the neatest style and war ranted. Shop on !'th street LYNCH, A -Groceries, provisions, fruits, veg etables, etc., Willamette street, first door south of 1 ostofhue. LTJCKEY, J. S. -Watchmaker and Jeweler; keeps a fine stock of goods in his line, Willam ette street, in hllauurth s drug store. McCLAREN, JAMES - Choice, wiucs.liouors. and cigars Willamette street, between Eighth and r in th. OSBURN & CO. Dealers In drags, medicines, chemicals, oils, paints, etc Willamette St., opposite S. Charles Hotel. PATTERSON, A. S.-A fine stock of plain and fancy visiting curds. PRESTON, WM.-I)ealer In Saddlery, Har ness, Carriago Trimmings, etc. Willamette street, between Seventh and Eighth. POST OFFICE -A new stock of standard school bonks just received at the post office. RENSHAW. WM. -Wines. Union, ami Ci gars of the beet quality kept constantly ou hand. Tho best billiard table in town. REAM, J. R. Undertaker and building con tractor, norner Willamette and Seventh streets. ST CHARLES HOTEL Charlas Ba kcr, rnprietresK. The best llote in the city. omcr Willamette and Ninth streets SCHOOL SUPPLIES -A large and varied assortment of slates of nllsves.uml quantities oi Jlates ami slate books, three doors noith of the express olhce. THOMPSON & BEAN-Attorneys-at -Law- Willamette street, between Seventh and Kii'hth WALTON, J. J. Attnraev-Rt-Law. Office illamette street, between Seventh und JS'.-Thth. Jo,ft7J Carol c.n.1 iiovor disaji Soiuta. Tlio world's rjroat Pala .oliovor far Slan nd Beast. Cheap, qydaU und vtllablo. BE PITCH Hlk'S CASTOKIA Is uot Narcotic. Cltildrcn grow fat upon, Jlothers like, and Physicians rcco:umc:iJ CASTORLV. ltrcsulatcstho liowcls, cures YIld Colic, allays .Vcvcrishucss, and de stroys "Yorius. WEI DE METER'S CA TARRH Cure, a Constitutional Antidote for this terrible mala sly, by Absorption. The inos Important Discovery since Vao eination. Other remedies mar relieve Catarrh, thia careu at any atago before Consumption sets in. .NOTICE-" V. S, Lani Okkice at Rokih bo, Or- gui, Jur.e'.'L', 18.S-J. Complaint having leen entered at this Oflice by J It Polander against Hamilton Ramlsi f r abandonink' his Homestead. Entrv. No. :t.T7. tion of said entry; The said parties are here by summoned to apear at this Office on the ntn nay Ausust, l.vs'.', at 1(1 o'clock A M., to respond anil furnish testimony concerning said auegeu anautiouincnt. W. F. HEN' J AM IX, roister. LLEHTOX, Eeceiver. J. C. Ft'I. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TOTU'E IS HE 15 EI1Y GIVEN THAT ll bids will lie nwived at the Cuuiity t lerk oUice in the Court Home in Eugene Citv, Or., till Wednesday. Sept. , 1882, at 10 A M. for re shiiiL-limr the Court IIonsp. Th. cintractor will Iw rvtiiiirr.l tr mnv. tk. .,1.1 shinties from the roof, and eo-er with firtt quality oi onnl oetUr shingles, Ifl inches in lenijth, laid i inch.s to the weather, and well naile.1. The flues and belfry must be well tinued to prevent leakagi-s. The wirk must completed wiihin three weeks from the let ' . contract, within five days from the of commencement "'""ty reserves the ri;ht to "' , , . reject any Dated at Eugene City, July 20, 1SS2 C W KITCH. Co Judee. FINAL SETTLEMENT. V-OTICK 13 HEREBY GIVEN' THAT XI O. B. ISsrris. aliuinistrt.-r vl th estate of A. X. K.,lv dmuj I... cii l" i ,.. J' T, n . ","'"'nt. oi saioestste, . r"lV"u"" T:z?m?i.l?h rnr- (v... J vouniy July J,', 182. G. 1 . IXIRKLS, Administrator. naien juiy . tri, upon the . i of . ii and E i of ' W t, Svtinn "I, Towrship 20 Smith, Range 4 W, Willamette Meridian, in Lane County. Urecon. with a view to canwlla- Ill li! Closing Out Sale. Our entire stock of SPRING HOODS must be closed out at 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAE For we must make room for our FALL GOODS. BARGAINS! BARGAINS I Come and I. X. L. STORE. ; r-,. r IW fe,r EUT l'K1!. l:uua "J CHICKENS, as we sell you. Cood, for them u ATTENTION ! NEW FURNITURE k UPHOLSTERY J. R. REAM, Corner SEVENTH and WILLAMETTE STKEETS, Eugene City, Orem. MM -TS4JJ!!,; cum Which $Xt.AAl'-y1-.-:"' .' A y-"xy:'AH' -z--Z7vi3!-9 fafii .yy-ui amine my .-iim-:.- u.mi i..- sail, licit lor tlie i-r '"" 'tisi1''1 '"'--'' ieure in wnUiu,' on wmIiuh. Ciivc iSaC sa call before Goods sold as in Oregon, for Highest Price CISH Cash or Credit of Country Produce H Friendly. rO WHOLESALE and Bslail Csabrs anil Manafaciarers of all Kinds-of Furniture, Mirrors, Picture Frames, Mouldings, Coffins & Caskets. $3 Special attention by Mai! or Telegraph, Eetail Dealers will find it to their advantage to send for price list he fore purchasing elsewkere. FINAL SETTLEMENT. VTOTICEIS HE15EKV HIVEX THAT iy that Charles l.auiT, administritor of the estato nf James (ioolchild. i.eceasnl. has filed bin account fur tlna! settlement of s:iid es tate, ami .Monday, Sept. 4th. 1SS2, l.as leen set for lie.u ini,- the same by oiUr of the Couit JulvW, lS.vi CHAUEES I.ACE15. Admiuist-ator. O, 1',. Diikiim, Attorney. mi BOOT AKD SHOE SHOP. (One door West of Craiu Ih-os, .Ieelr- Store.) Having staktkp rci: myself i am prepared tn work the ve.ry l?,t of rrriiuii rvin ami uir. rrencli ivm lMv.t pcrtwir. Frrnch I alf ll....ts flO " T: mi- nml Shos repaired, liubber lUt repaimL All my work warranted to five .itipfcti. n. CHAS. UAIM ELS. NOTICE ' TOCREDiTOsRS. V-OTICE IS HEI5EHY GIVEN THAT Mary Shelton his ben apioiiitl aH ministrntrix of the estate of Tbonia E Shelton, decrasej- All persons havinj claims amint said estate are nerehy notihed to present th' same with the pv-iiry vouchers at th. of 5? ' . w. wimm six nit.ms r rom the date nf this n.ir 1 'Um tliu Kh itay of .lun. 12. MAKYSHn.TON. GEORGE B, PORRIS, ran IT HI f 011 1 see us at the- WW JUSTKECEIVED PEOM THE FACTOKV A laro assoi'tiuvnt of the latest styles of Furniture and Ijdiolitvry, consLitini; of tine Pa lo. and Chr4mber Suites. Sofas, Lounges, Tables, Fancy Furniture, Chairs Of all Descriptions, Etc-, Etc-, pk ni iux. . ill be pi.ld.at the LOWtST Prices. I DEFY All l--eiwli are i-e.pectfiil.y invited to call antl ex- elnselves. I Esi'elriasasjj; e!se where J. 11. KUASI. lo "W any Houses paid for all kinds: Call and see- given to a!l orders for Night or Day. gi TUTT'! STWPTOMS OF A TOKPID LIVER. Loss of Appetite, Bowels costye.Paiii in trie Head. wit!t a null aensstion in th wfj- E.1?' Pa,n unJer the Bhoulder blade, fullness after eannir, with a disin clination to exertion cf body or mind. Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with a feeling of haing neglected eomeduty, weaniiesa, Djsiim, f!uttrris tt tia rl, uot ueiore the eyea, Yellaw Skin, Headache irenoratly over the right eye, CONSTIPATION. TTTTS I'iLIarerreeiallyadaptdt oen en, one dos enerts such a chase Of feeling as to astonish th snfferor. TUTT'S HAIR DYE. 2V'1"' o "VimwriM ehsee taiOussr !" ''PPl fionof this 1T. Iilm- by lnu DAInrml mlnr V. . InstanmnenuslT. Rold YL"J.ni RUAY W YORK. hp fPEnif s )