The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, July 21, 1883, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr in J VJ - . Ji - .- - - J pfb v. I i ll J Y A v ESTABLISHED FIIR THE DISSEsMTIM OP OESDI'RATIC PRIJMPLES, MD Til EARS H IRNKST LIVING BT THE SWEAT OP Oil BKOW. WHOLE NO. 819. EUOKNE CITY, OR. SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1683. $?.C0 per ytar IN ADYAKCC ' $bt CSugene City wml. I. L. OAMP3ELL, Publisher an I Proprietor. FFICB-Oi th Eutslls of Willamette Btreot bttwaen Seventh and KijStli Str-t, UA.TEJ3 OCBOSLT OF AD VKHTISINO. Advertisements Inserted a fallows : . . 1 : I ... . i k'. i Uu. square, &v live r j., no iiisvrvi'iil , tab subsequent insertion 1. Cwh reqiired in auraac Tiim advertiser will b charged at tin ful !ti ratal i 4)n suuar three month M 00 ix months 8 00 " one yer lit 03 Transient notices in local culumn, 20 ceuts per f v. j ... HV lor vvu mini mvih Advertising bill will be rendered qinrterly. All lob work mmt bs run fob m i.iti.ivKRr. -. . POSTOr'FICK. -JAM Tlours -From T . m. to 7 p. m, Huniajr. . :l fmnl ,U ...MM. Alt' IPIM fftiin m.flli It . m. Arrives from the north an 1 leuves ipiinv f na, eloss at . on weiie-siar. nir i.rwninis till., Camp Cresk ani Brownsville t 1 r.M. arival of trains. Letters nhoul'l lie left i)t the otlir a a. hoar fore mails newt. A. 8. PATTEtlHOV P. M. (tocierim. ......IaiuiiVaII A V Mint A f ,MoU drat and third We Ineadiijrs in cur) moD'.U. Mwnit flnr-ra TinnK n. Q 1 fl SK ,J,0. F. Meet" every Tops lay icnfn. JV WlMtWHAL. RNimtPdFIIT So. t. eete the Idxn l ith Weliin Injrs in hti'li month Kouunpi Lrns, N. 15, A. O. U. W. Meeu ( M wnnic II ill tlie eecoml mi l fcmrtl Fridayi in eacb uiontlu 3 J. M. Sloan, M. W. KitATRicit P jht. X i. 41. O. V I..-M!et t Minnii 11.11, t!io lirt ami thir l lVi I iv.s f tkebmentu. liora.-r, UJilM.vsi)c. .tnnfi or CiMlRt FrIUNO'I MwM tv first ml tliird StturJy fcvenin lit Mini- Hill JJy order of n. am.vx. u i.. Butt Lodu Xo. 337. I. O. O. T. V.eoU Tory SitarJiy night m ON lriU m hi. liO. PorrEn, V. C. J". T.iadimo Star B vso or Uws -M 'et at 0 J. P. Chnruli every S in I iy aft-srn xn at 3::n. J. K. Hiutm. S uit.; ii Tt'i i t. a 8pLi Clin. Hill, Seo'y, M n llitti Smith I B. BUM'S, tW A GENERAL OF III I II A large assortment of La dies aivl Ckildrens Hose at I J 1-J cfs. Good Drr.ss Goods at 12c- Jkst Corset in town for 50c An immense stock of New ittd Seasonable Goods. Fine Cashmere in every shade. New and Xohbt styles in CLOUIING. Trimming Silks and Sat ins in all shades. Moireantique Silks Velvets in Colors. Hie finest stock of French KID SHOES ever brought to this place- BOOTS and SHOES ''nail grades' GROCERIES of all descrivtions. . 1. MHAIU. A ID A ST. L. BrLVEU, ELGSXE. KTJIAHAN & IJILVKU, Attorneys aiJ Crjr,e!!ori at Law, KVGEN'K CITY", OlllMOX. B tli in State, l n-y ifivo :5uul nttuiiUnu to ollectinai u'l pro. .to iu ;tt.:ni. Orrro 0er V. 1'. A C.' Kxpr.Mn o'B"e Ceo. S. Washbjrnc, AttDmcy-nt-Ln ;v, CUEXK CITY, - - - O'tHCON orrico formerly 03juimJ by TaJm:non A CEO. M. MILLER, A.tt3rn37 anl C3M,jlljat-Lwl aal Real Estate Agent. KUGEXECITY, - - - OBEGOX. OFFICE-Two doom north of Poat O.fi.'o. Dr. Wm O3born3, OSsaAJj-jMiisSt Clnrles Hotel, OR AT THE IBW D3U3 ST03S 0? H1I23 aal LUJIET. DR. .JOHN NICKLIN, Physician, Sariain and Accoucheur. (Formerly of Yamhill CouDty.) EE3IDEXCE-Tw doors outh of M. E. church. DR. JOSEPH P. GILL, CAN BE FOUXD AT HIS OFFICE or res idence when not prof&uionally eua'a'ed. OtEce at the POST OFFICE DRUG STORE. - Residence on Eighth ttreet, opiwsite Presby trian Church. dr."e. q.ol vrkT Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College.) . 'DENTIST, EUGEXE CITY, - - OKEli .NT. GOLD FItXIXG..? A SPECIALTY. Artificial teeth mvle W order. Teeth extracted without pain. All w.irlc fully w.ir vanted. 0 8 in briclc biillin; over the Qran ; store. D. T. Pritohard, WAT3:rvi:(EiA:n Jviui REPAIRIN'J OF WATCaSi AND CL)vCS etesited with pAnctuality atU at a nawaablo ooit. Wilbmstta St., Euisne City, Oregon. JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT. J. S. LUCXEY, DEALEB 15 M ocks, Wacnas, Chains, Jewelry, Etui Repairing Promiitly bxeculuil. C3AUtrerk Warrant. 4. JF1 J. a. LU'.KKY, Kllrvirtb k Oo'i Brick Willamette treet Liberal Discount for CASH. New Departure ! ! AM) KUGICIVIC CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TllD". ln PFMEIlll Piobnblllij if ihr Brncminaltoa or Ifif Ntw York, July 13. Th lmo mtic Indi ra (if tliis Slate nrnriifhtly putting forward rtrorln to likve lli n-xt Notional C'livrntinn r.f tlifir parly liclil in Sornlopa, nird it in ratlirr i(jnificant tlmt thf rmtlicr w'niultanfouii wtitiiiipiit in favor of thu rnomitint ion of the old tiiltet "Tildt-n mid H-n. drickii" in waking rapid IimmIwav, Wlmt wam acoutd on ridiculouH thri- or four months Ago in now upokn of ah rational and t-xpnliwit. Loading )io Aritoxrza niEMfcx wiroHKLPT . huild your brioges. roads axl i r. o "ir iHinnnii. i An pruiani'ntiy located aw ,ieud their profits at home. J ake notice that- A V. PETERS, A'ill sell goods for CASH at .ffratly reduced prices, as low as any other CASH STORE. Fine Cheviot Shirts. 53, 75 ets and 81. . Jest Printi lb an 1 13 yards 81 00 Jest Uruwn and Bleached Mn.ilins, 7, 8, 'J, aud Id cts. 'larks an I P.ra.i'cs spoul cotton 75 cts per Dot. 'lv:ianl Milled Flrnnels, 25, 35:45 and 50 cts. ' iVatar Proo , cer.ta Fino White Shirts, 75 cts and SI Xew Axsortment Droit Goods (Xo Trash) J5 20 aud 25 cts. Mens" Undarwoar, Shirts an 1 Drawers, CO ct Meiis'Overs'iirts, 75 cts. ami $1. Mens' Overalls, 5), 65, 75 cts and II. Kuitirojdcriea and Eduins at Fabulous Lo a riuei And all Other Coeds at Prooortionate i?nt . , '"WBWWr AV H IT V AT "NTrit rAnrj?.'wi V'" bitter f ir s'rjnth. size, and duraliility) At gnatly reduced rates .. :VS:. ; :V ; ' "y "''. i l continue ti sell on .aire . , ,.-.,..,... ..i.i, ,, vm o ii ojr wish vn uiaKtf WASH purchase, I will rive Ml . ii. -i- ihra. the full credit on try rMlmti. n a. V. PKTEKS N3riCT3SHSP0,YHERS. V"OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL Ll Sheep ovners that they must dip their heep as soon as sheared IK DISEASED. The 'aw m iLm mvivial.tna fl.af wlian Ka um.ia full to do so, that the iinpector shall cause it to be lono at tneir expense. V. UUAIS, Sheep Trisnector for Lane Co, Or. CRAIN BROS. DEALERS IX lurks, Wutrbca d i Jewelry. Musical Instruments, Toys, Notions, etc Watches. Cloc'c. and Jewelrr repaired and a-arranteiL y'irtl.wes corner of Willamette and iCi.'lith str-t.. AiivpnUhiirlliiiVAuriOKnnioA St.). whrr ad'rTl Mtl TM 'A I. to. io IUmv.O Itir It 1,1 IA VaLllvl LUOKEY & BR1ST0W, J il L lllil. DEALER 121 Groceries i Provisions, Will keep on hand a general assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Cured Meats, tobacco, CiKars, Candies. Candles, Soaps, Notions Green and Dried Fruits, Wood and Willow Wara, t Crockery, Etc. 4 Business will be conducted on a CASK BASIS Which means that Low Prices are established Good, delirerfd without charge to Bnyn Ml KINOS OF PRODUCE WANT I i or which we will ,,y the hliiliMtrnsrket nJ?- J VS L. PAGE DEALEItS IX Msdicinc?, Perfumery, PaintJ, Cia33, &z. Hvvivg BouGnroun'HE snxrK of Ellsworth A l?o we will con tin le uj , nint at the old svm I on Willainelta rest, ojjrin increased in Jjcetoent to .ia totnerv A'.tai'.iji svdiXLi'Ai tJJI a. o. Horrr, t h. c. BL'Mrnxrr, w. t. rrrr. Xotary. ,Attorr.y. Cashier. LANE C3UNTY BANK IIOVEY, HUMPHREY & CO. EUOEtSTE CITTT, - . OR. Deposits reut ired subject to check. Iuns ruvHe on approved securities. 8i0-ht Drafts drawn on PORTLAXD, PAX FRAXCISCO AND XEW YORK. Exchinj. draws on th. principal Cities of Enrrw. Cnlleutinns myU on all p,nU and a renral Banking business transacted on avoralil. terms. n!3 il. BF.TTMAX, G. Dry foods, clotldng, groceries and general uii rcliandii, aouthwvst comer Willamette and Eolith streets. BOOK STORE One dor south of th A.U.r llojise. A full stick of assorted box papers plain and fancy. CRAIX BR03.-Dealer In Jewelry, Watch es, Clocks and Musical Instruments- il lamette street, between Seventh and Eighth. CALLISOX, R. O.-Dealer In groceries, pro vuions, country produce, canned gnmU, Uxiks, stationery, etc., aouthwvst oomer Willam.tt and 9th St. DORIUS, B. F.-Dealer In StovrV and Tin waro- Willamette street, between Seventh and Eighth. FRIEXDLY. S. H. -Dealer in dry goods, clothlna and urnenl merchandise Willmi. stu street, ln.tw.ea Ei;hth and intjA,fliJocratA in New York. Allian. Rvrncuat.. GILL, J. P.-Physlrtan. Surceon andTfcJt-1 n..ir i j .i : ,i " . . irist, Postollioe. WlUaiivtte wt. between "l,u "" T F""1" " oiaie. Seventh and biyhth. HEXDKICKS, T. G.-Dealei In treneral mer- ' chamlise north wwt corner V. illamette and Ninth streets II0DES, C Keeps on hand fine winos, liq rors, cigar ami a po.,i anu biinarii tul,1.; Willamett. street, between Ehilith anil Ninth. HORX, C1IAS. M. Guusmith. Rifle ai.j shot (flint, breech and mutzle lot ders, for salt Reiia'.rinir done In the neatest style and war' ranted. Shop on nth streou LUC KEY. J. S.-Watc)imaker and Jeweler kee)s a tine stock of goods in his Hue, W ilium ette street, in r.llsworti s drug store. McCLAREX, JAM ICS - Choice, wines, Honors, -- I-. tl'MI a l a 1 A I .1 au Amui. PATl'EltSUX. A. S.-A8ue itock of plain and laucj- vmiiiug stub. PRESTON. WM.-Dealer In camllerv. Har ness, Uarnago I rimming, etc. i.lainutU street between ctevanth and tigbtli. POST OFFICE A nes- stock of standard school books jot received at the post olhce. REX3HAW. WM.-Wlnes. Li.iuors. ami (1 ars of tho best quality kept constantly ou and. l he best billiard talis in town. RiIIXEIIART. J. B.- House, sln and car ri.i.'e niinte -. WurK icarnuteeil hrrt class. Sto.k sulJ at lower rates thun by anyone in . i.ene. ST. CHARLES HOTEL-ri.atles Baker. proprntor. Ili best Hotel in the city Corner Wil'amette ud Mnth utreetc SCHOOL SUITLIES-A law and varkd assortment of slates of allsires.anfl' quntititii of slates ami slate bnoks. lhrve iliKirs no.tl of the express otlice. WALTOX. J.. J. -Attorney-at Law. Offce- Willainette strait, lielweeu seventh anil Eighth. flow It Wat Dsnr. ' t3.-wa.yt Cj?oj novor dlsan- Jiolatj. alio worll'jc-cat Pala loHeTer for Ilava and, Boast. ClieHjt, rdolc avnd reUatla. PITCIICH'J CASTORIA Is not Narcotic. Clilldrcn prow fat upon, Blotlicrj 1I'.:p, a:id Physicians rccouiincuJ CVSTORl'.V. It reflates t!:u Bowels, cures IVlad Colic, Jlaji VcvcrLlincss, ami tie itroys Worms. Z7ZE WEI D3 tlXYSIVS OA TAR till Cars, a Constitutional Antidote for thla torxlbio mala dy, ty Adsorption, llio mos. Important risoorery sinoe Vao .nation. Ctaer romediea may rolievo Catarrh, tfia onret at jny stage LoTor Consomptloa sots la. KB PILLS Ul.' ;7 tl , , . ,. . , . IORBUEXA VUTASTOXE WARE a TOEPID DDVELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. rrom tLcee aonxeca arle Uu .ourtiia or th. dioa.-a of tlio human woo. lbose ymtuulndicatotliGlrcxitcncei jVs. of Aiplltt Ilovrel. costive, Mick llsad. icie, fnUn... after ejtloo.avevslon to serttoa of body err mind, Eructation ef food. Irritability of ti per, Voir spirits, A frrlloa of l.mrlsif neleetd sim.duiy, DIuiaMS'lutterliisjatthe Heart, Dots before fie ryes, highly col ored triue, VOX TIPATIO.7 and do umrd the use of a remedy that a U dlmotly on the liver. AaaLlTormedlolneTCTT' ' FILUIhavonoe-ituL lliclr action on Un Ktlorysani Skin Is aU9 prompt j removing all imparities through these three "sct fsrtri t the iriun." prcludm anpe. ti.o,soan4 digestion, nnul.ir stoon, .clear iklnandarlgoroiuboil -. TUTT si FILLS eanse no nausea or griping nor lutvrlero with dily work and are a pcrfeot ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. hfcMewTTJ'. .,l, 41MnimTHt..N.lf. TUTTS HfiiR DYE. ClAT Ha; o WHUKrM CUanred In. stsi.tiy to a JiST Bktnt by a single a p. plicmlon of I hi. Dix. Sold by Dnigglsu, or aent by erpre.. on receipt of 1 . O!0fi, il ir-nr Ktrw.t, New York. Tgrrt sa.uai of c&ifUL ricupts hil arn fuKt coming to tlm conrlusion that miioniiiintiim of the old ticket is the e&NiPht, if not the only praci icaUt! way of fKcaiint '"""y difficulties tlmt tho National Democracy will have to en counter in their next convention. The selection of a candidate on w hom all fautioiis cot-Id cordially unite would I rilmoiit iiiiposKilile in view of a number less rival aspirant, while thi adopt iou of a plutforni on which they could all sgreo would I equally dilfitult; hut when the "oldticki t"iHin the field rival candidates could at Ir-nnt roimnle them selves with the reflect inn that they had a I lieen treated with impartiality, and as for platform, none should he needed. Tim great fraud of 1870 should alword all other issues, ud the rectifying of that wrong would furnish incitement to action. Thi, at least, is the way the advocates of the old ticket argue. It is conceded hy all New Yor" Democrats tlmt if any candidate from the Empire State is to Ir presented to the next national convention it niunt be Tild"ii, hiiiI serious douht is enter tained Ly a large portion of tho Demo- crala whether any candidute I mt Tilden could he sure of carrying tho State, but would Tilden accept! This is the uestiin that continues to he aided hy many who havo read the account of Watterson's visit to Oreyatone, And who ata not a warn of the c1iaii"i that ins coiiih over the dream of the sag", tnd which has been wrought, as his iends say, hy an entire clung in the ntuition. Your correspondent interviewed on old and intiinatu friend of Tilden as rollows: "You are awaro that a wido discus- inn lei arisen as to Mr. Tilden's wil- ngness to undergo (lie strain of a 'residential content. What do you think are his own convictions! "I wm satisfied he views his ptiMic career as a matter absolutely in con trol of public decisin i that lie will acitly ahide the event of rennmination. In regard to the .idea of excessive strain Ujin his physical condition, he has been fully prepare.! for any contin ency of this kind, not merely hy his rapid restoration to health and vigor, hut hy his changed relations to such a campaign, should it occur. At one time, not long since, even his immediate followers Abandoned the idea of his further leadership and went to seek tln-ir fortune iu other direc tions. Many of them are now srine what alarmed at the prospect of his re nomination, as they have it set up for themselves, or have joined adverse, in terests, Sut that Tilden will reepond iu the affirmative to a proper demand by his party and the people there is not a particle of doubt It is also his con viction that the tint ', opportunity and necessity for his identity with a wovo ment for reunminatiou of the ticket which was (leuted by the people but denied by their tribunals in 1876 is now at hand. The recent course of Ifeudricks has perha s t;iven this idea more positive vitality than it seemed to have a few months Ago. The refusal of Hendricks to recognize this histori cal justice, as well as the popular expe diency of the renoniiuatioii of the old tii ket by the last Democratic conven. tion, caused the nomination of Han cock nu 1 liegot. failure for that experi- (From th N. Y. Times. While Mr. Jaiiifs was collecting eyidence of the ring's work, and cut' ting oft the fraudulent service which Drndy had erected, tfu dismissed chid of the ring was busily throwing up iff trenchineiits behind which lie proposed to defy the law. At the outset h bought three Washington newspapers, and lilt) rlv fought in theni the admin-., i (ration And all who engaged in t he- work of uncoteriug Ids offenses, ' - The annual pay for a useless route in the Indian Territory was raised from (0,330 to 1.V),000. The msil Amount ed to two letters a month which, a soli tnry horseman carried over the wild prairies. The annuaf pAy for four routes in Oregon, in the indictments recently tried, was raised in this waj from U6.732 to 164,189. The testimony of Price) who held thirty tlx routes, upon six of which ha secured "expedition" that raised the annual pay (ruin $48,070 to $109,813, aim wi.o nuu rien contract couiu nos , be more explicit. He taught his Hex tin hliowaiKi's" by lurge bribes, paid io postal drafs ill one case to Senator Kel- ligg, And to ilraily. Links hein and there have Wen supplied by other Usti iiiony, and the chain is complete, The service in nine Western and Southwestern States nnd nine territo ries was let at the beginning of the term for $2,1)00,280 per annum. In, these states and territories wore the rings route. In one year Brady raised the pay far this service to $5,700,997,. mainly by "extra allowances" to ring Oiitraclors, amounting to $1,700,000 per annum. In the first half of the second year he added almost $800,000' more to tho inemWs of the ring, and gave them "temporary contracts," with out competition, which yielded nearly $1,000,000 a year, many temporary routeB lioing useless. The baker's dozen w ho, with Brady composed tho ring, were bleeding the treasury by frauds that were notorious. On only 415 routes held by these men and their representatives Brady added 2,09."),53i to the annual pay, raising that pny from (1,202,503 to (3,307, 703, And at the same time decreasing the number of n ib-s on which the mails were cirried. The inquiry was narrowed until it related to ninety- three of these 413 routes, and it was found that tlm Annual pay for the ninety-three routes had li-en raised by the addition of nearly $2,000,000, from $702,838 to $2,723,403. These figure! show how the frauds were limited to a comparatively small numUr of routes, and (hat nearly one-half the annual ap propriation was given by IVady to only thirteen out of a lare body of contractors. These thirteen were di vided into several groups, each group having its agents and its lines of influ ence. The members of one of these groups who were lead by a Senator of the United States and a powerful poli tician, have been on trial (with Brady) and have been acquitted. This group's share of tho "extra allowances" waa nearly $500,000 a year. True Pizm. Arkansas Traveler. The other day when the train rob bers under sentence of death arrived ia Little Hock, a large crowd of people gathered around to look at the cele brated wuiderers. One old fellow with long hair and a face that told of . freu indulgence, paid no attention to the traiu robbe-s but stood inspecting, " another criminal. "Why don't you look at the train, ' roblteml" Home one asked. "Oh, bUnm the train robbers, h replied. "I'm plustcria Bj,gate" on ' this feller." "What did he dof . ; "Strde a dnrau llisl's what (mi ' itnna. went. Thi-last remark you will pi -as. jYou((.11(iri Hk ftin'l rotw take as an expression of own opinion." Ou July Stli, at New Pine creek, Luke cmntv, Ben Cloud shot and kill-d jedgment, goiu' wild over a train rob ber when tliar's a horse thief in the neighborhood. It don't take nothin' his brtheM'u law, Charhn Goodman. thes1 dajs to drAW a crowd, an with It was a family Quarrel, aud yountr young bucks the boss thief is sorter j Cloud was diJurged upou exatuiua-' t!0"u down, but with the old timer he'a. i tion. ' true piicn, k-rutUQ tell you."