TEE EUQEHE CITY GUARDT
2ATUR bA Y ........'.'.'... .J ULY 28, 1833.
t'omi'Ai Slate Election.
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New
Ywy, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana were covered by the tidal
wave lost fall. They gave an aggrc
gate Democrat plurality of 283,033. It
most m remembered, however, says
the N. Y. Sun, that 192,854 of this
aggregate came front New Voric, and
4 0,202 front FcriftylVdi'.ia, and that the
result Irt lifltH these States was .nainlf
bwinj to llin fact that a largo bod of
itcpublican refund to vote for the
regular party candidate for Governor.
Of these aeven States only Massachu
setts, New York, New Jersey and Ohio
hold elections of general importance
this year. The contort in each is
watched with a good deal of intenst,
for the result may have an effect upon
the Presidential election.
Gen. 15 u tier's plurality for Governor
Of Massachusetti was 13,949. A Gov.
trnor and other State officers are to bo
chosen i i the fall. It is understood
that ButW will proUlly not bo a can
didate for re-election, and the Republi
cans are pretty sure of recapturing the
State.
Several important State officers are
to be cuosen in New Vol It. With the
overwhelming odda of last November
against tltetn, there are Republicans
who claim that they can carry the
Statr. They aeera to be relying upon
the Democratic quarrels, though they
arti no vainly trying to harmonize
their own quarreling party. The Dem
ocrats mist fight bitterly and blunder
badly to lose New York in No-eiulier.
A Governor is (o be elected in New
Jersey. No State ticket was run last
yeah On Congressmen the Democrats
had a plurality of 2,091 It would
have Ihpcii much larger, ekcept for the
fact that the Democrats had two ImmI
candidates in Ross and Harris, while
the Republicans present! one caudi
date as a set-off in the person of Secor
Robeson. The Democrats feel sure of
electing tho Governor in November,
Ttie Democrats elected tho Socretary
bf Stale lint year in Ohio by i plurality
tst 10,115. A Governor is to be chosen
next Octolier.- The Democrats are con
ftdohtof success; The veteran Thur
fiian Says there is no doubt ot it
few .venturesome Republican faintly
claim' the State; If the Democrats car
ry New York, New Jersey and Ohio
this fall by large majorities, it will be
regarded as giving flie party a jbod
start in tho race next year.
The reduction of telegraph rates i
England from 25 oeuts to 12 cents will
rncreane the business enormously. Th
proposed reduction has1 cautted a chil
to run down the lck ol the cierrs in
the Fostoffice department, wltiek has
charge also of the telegraph, and no
Wonder, for the tint indication of tho
result of the reduction- was the an
nounctiincht of celebrated'1 sonp-riiak
ing eslaldislmiehty which' declared its
iutention of sending out 50,000' tele
grams on the day the twelve-cent rate
went into effect The use of the tele
graph as an advertising rnediunihas'bfl
come a nuisance under tho twVtity-tlVe
rate, and promises to beoone1 still store
so. A correspondent tells of receiving
coivinga dixpatch which' ran as fol
Iowa: "As you value your lifVy rand
for a bottle of- immed iately.- A spe-
rial messenger in a cab chased him all
over London to deliver the iwsnage
into his own hands, which cost Mm
nearly $5, and as a consequence this
victim- to advertising doilgea is not
happy oer" the contemplated reduction
lir telegraph rates.'
Net long ago Mrs. Charles Baldwin
of Sl Joseph, Mo.j rodcifed a posta
order' for $22 andgave it' to her hus
band' to canh." Ity way of a joke he
handed her only 20; exclaiming that
the Posttofl'.ce charges wero $2. Think
ing that tlits 'was" an exorbitant fee
she complained without her husband's
knowledge, to her mother who' had
sent the postal order, and she m tttrn
complained to the office' aVwIriHi it' had
been drawn. The rostmaster" forward
ed a statement of the case to Washing
ton and the department forth ith
sent Inspector Metcalf all the way to
fit. Joseph to investigate tho casa Mr.
llaldwia is now ready to acknowledge
that prootual jokes are a poor kind of
sport,
1a1 seek 'a iatua of the Journal re
fers in a slurring manner to Hon. II.
H. Gilfry. The cmss for the same is
that Mr. Gilfry several years ago was
fortunate enough to obtain the place
held by tbe editor of that sheet la the
U. S. Senate. The Aatoriao of Jaly,
1879, prints some facts concerning the
matter, which, in the future, w may
bnd space to republish in full
TildfB't Health
Next to a fat office, or the pronpecl
of one, nothing so interests tho Average
Republican politician as the condition
of Mr. Tilden'i health. Whether he
will be able to tr.ak i can va!3 lor the
Presidency or VicA absorbs ad blher
issues. It taftcS prebedfhee bf even the
tariff or monopoly'. It ranges over and
above li fcdhitideratlons of party poli
cy. The reason for this in obvious.
Mr, Tilden is the one man in all the
Cnion whom tbe Republican party
looks upon as a Nemesis. It was in
s person that the nation was defraud
ed of its rightful President; and if he
ives and his health permits, the Re
publicans feel sure that the country
will vindicate the wrong that was done
him br re-elcctinor him to the office of
which he was so unjustly deprived.
They know, too, that his eminent abil
ities his virtues, which unmeasured
calumny could not attainthave fixed
liim in the hearts and confidence of the
people. It is believed, too, that Mr,
Tilden, more than any other Democrat
ic statesman, is best calculated to re
form the abuses of government which as
legacy the Republican party has left to
thenation. He will expow whatever is
false and scandalous in its administra
tion of public affairs, Under him
a
they see the Treasury robberies un
covered; the pillage of the people
through the Postoffico Department;
the shameless perversion of justiceinthe
trial of Republican thieves; the frauds
in the Pension Bureau; and the waste
ful expenditures of the people's money.
All these things are meant by Mr. Til-
n's recovered health and his consent
to take upon himwlf tho burdens of a
national canvax. It is not surprising
therefore, that Republicans watch the
condition cf his health with the very
greatest possible anxiety. It wodd,
indeed, be surprising if they did not
Tilden is to the Republican party what
lilt irtern aud honest judge is to the
trembling knave arraigned at the bar
of justice.
Real Estate.
Having lately Imii'k a circular Jcrrlitiv of
Uh eouffty U vyit, I caa furuUh
tharn fre.tiiariTvi winding to Mud them
East to tries'. ThT furtiUh more inform-
Uoh'. iuch liHi Immigrant wanU, than you
noun WHu is s letter of 20 page. I am alio
operating with K. J. Halght Co., of Port-
Una, Oregon, tlit mnt active, (neruetia and
thoroughly dvertUed firmi on th Pacific
Count Pfcrtlf having real etaU to teU will
find it to their advantage to place the him in
my band, ai I am eootUntly iacrawinj my
adrertiaemenU, ami am fully determined that
Lane county ahaO bar aer abar U the fan mi
gration bound weatwanL
Uin. 51. Miiita,
Real EaUU Broker.
Offie. WOlamett fit, Eiu;rat City; Or.
10 lb, (agar.
15 " nc.
8 " coffee,
S " critcrs,
At A. Ooldamith'a
II 00,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX THAT
nnder and Iry rirUie of an order of th
County Court of Lan County, Oregon, duly
mad and entered of record at the recular Jnly
term thereof, 1K83. th undersigned was ap
pointed adinluUtrator of th eetat of L, A.
Clark, deo'd. All peraupa havinic elaius atpiinat
Mid eitat will lraent th aarae to tne ae Uf
law rwiuirtd within aix monthi fmrn tlifa day.
JAMK3 HOFi'MAX,
July T. M Admiuutratur. 1
Uo. 8, WaMHSl'KHE, Att'y.'
Farms for Sale.
OA1 ACRK3 ONE AND A HALF,
)&J niilf weat of Eugene, 200 acre
In grain, alt undCr fence; modern hiMu and
hara. With crripi Mj wr acret without crop,
taOperacrr.
200 aom aertri rHIIci aouthweat of Enaene.
all under fencet gorttl houa and barn; one
hundred acre in grain; plenty of good water.
I'rloe, 113 per aw:
200acrve lmllea w'eitol Craawell, all uniW
fence; houae, barn and orchanl; on hundred
acre in cultivation. Prioe, 812.50 per acre.
In Euirenei nk-e renile'ura, 4 lota, boiiae and
barn, plenty of fruit tree ot the brat varieties
ITic. f l,Wfc .
Emniir Hi w. I'l.EAVr.i;,
Ilcfl Extata Agent
Iowa gave Jartield a Republican
maiority of 78.1 28. That was in 1880.
Now Republicans are beginning to ad
mit that tho Democrats may carry the
State this fall, owing to the prohibi
tion proclivities of thr Republican par
ty: If this is correct, it shows what
great number ot Ore forawr Republican
voters wero anti-temperance wen.
a .
The number of workmen at present
employed in Krupp's Cast-Steel work,
at EKsefe is 19,605. Inclusive of their
families, that number of werkeiea rep
recent a total of 85,381 souls, among
whom thnre eve 13,483 school-going
children;
AOTIf BBS) I MSrHEHI t
Are you dUturlted at night Mid brefcea of
your reat by a lick child uf enae; aad crying
with the etcruciating faia f rutting teeth ? If
an. rn at nhct and ret a battle ttf MK.H.
wiNsf ovrs BwriUNt; syeup. it
will relieve tl'.e roor UtUe euUarer iuBtediately
dfaperra urhta it: rr i mtatak alnmt.
There li not a blather on earth wh kan ever
uaed it, who will not tell you at once that it
wilt regulate th bowel, and (rive reat to th
mother, and relief and health t) tbeefcild, op
erating like mania It U perfectly atie to ue
in alt caaea, and pleaaaat to Mm taate, and u
the nreeurioti a of one of the oldeet and bent
femtkl ubyeioiaa aad aaraea th United
State. Sol everywhere, ti oeat a bottle.
lllCKLEXS A&XICA SALVE.
Th Uimt Havm in the world for Brutata.
Cut. Snrea. Uloen . Salt Kheant. ver Sore,
Tettor, Cbauned Hand, Ckilblalna, Corn,and
all kadi f Ski a KruiAiaa. Thii aalr ia guar-
autoed to give pnrfect aatiaf action In every caae
fr money rut unled. Prio SS eta per box. For
Je by wii.kis's, th Druggbt, Kugen City,
Uulholland, Juuctwo t ily.
Belknap Springs.
Mr J V Hixon ha rebuilt th brldg aoroa
tli river to theae noted spring and ha aim
nut th wairon road in excellent ihane. He
bunily engaged at present reuovatlng the hotel,
bath houaea, etc. Uiv him a oU this Sum
mer.
Money to Loan,
On eanr terma. on approved tecuritr. Insur
ance erfected on all kind of proper?! 'n tbe
Deal ol companle.
irncs
In the building formerly occupied by lToVe a
ll.imij.rww Put. I ll-tl
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Smith & Cox
GENERAL DEALERS ijf-
Agricultural
Impleitients.
of
Absolutely Pure
Thin rfwder never Tariea. A
Ity, strengin ami umaimra
lomicfi ban th ordinary kiwis, and
b sold in competition with the Multi
oW tr short wewht. alum or pnospnam
nowrfers-. Sold only in can. Royal Uaking
1'owder CV.,106 Wall t.yYv . . ljm
eono
Dot
marel
3Ior
can
raultrtud
A Coaab. Cold or More Throat
..-,.l.l li atin.iM-d. NuL'lect frenuently result
la s laenraoie IiNi uw'h .
a. alii ma Hroneunia, ymu-, '--
roBaanapllv -tf ruresi "
For 30 pear t&e irocne nav ueen
mended by rtyaictvn-,; .awl alway giv per
fect aatisfartio. Thiy art wn new or uo
hera t(ttf or Wide Mid con
aUnt use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well nwntedranS among me icw
....i. ni tK in. I'nblie ieiik-
er and itiiiecri oe them, tn clw and
atrenirthen tlie Voire. Mi at 2. ctiU a box
everywere
Never Known to
Atlanta, Oa., Feb. 4, 1881.
II TT Warnkb A; ("o.: Sira-I bae recom
mended your Sf Kidney and Mver Cure to
many huudre.1 of rwople from Tttm to ew
York, hare seen it tried by many of these, and
have yet to hoar of a single caae ol l-wrnre.
Col. Jou.t C. Whitheb.
W6 intend keeping a full line of
first-cldsFarmingImpl6ments,con.
sisting of
D. Jt OSBORNE i CO.'3 CELEBRATEi) TWINE BlNfJERS, REA?
ERS AND MOWERS ;
STILLWATER ENGINES
MINNESOTA CIIIEF THRESHERS;
JOHN DODD'S OLD RELIABLE, IIOLLINOSWORTli' REINDEER
AND RED BIRD HAY RAKES;
THE KETCI1UM WAGON
MITCHELL'S WAGONS, CARRI AGESAN D BUGGfES, ETC., ETCt,
It is our intention of stayiflghere
and we gii&rantec all g36d feold to
give entire satisfaction.
?iipes as liberal as any house in
the Northwest:
WareroomS oft vViflamette Street. Opposite the
uuara unrce:
GURMGIVrSA
125.000
1
STOCK OF GOODS
For sale cheaper than ever offered
before in this market.
Those wiabbg: to pdfcliase' 'will lo well to call upon mo tfore making tin I
elections.
To my linn ff ICI'ES' PRSS GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, an.l GhN
TLEMEN'S CLOTHING; I'cail your spKcml attention.
I expect to retire frorH'ttie roercantile liusincsH, antl my gooU tattd be oh
within the next 90 days.
Hoping to soppfy all vrf'Jr' wahtis I s? licit ah early' call.
T. G. HENDRICKS.
ALL I ASK!
Is that you do yourself jtaslice If baying goods where'" yoif can get thera the
cheapest,
I intend to strictly mlhert lo' VERY LOW PRICES in everything I offci
(or sale, and in
BBESS & FfflCY GOODS,
Clothing, Boots and $k$, Furnishing Goods,
Thero is no douht or question lt I shall sell tliem very nitich lower than the
same Roods have ever been offered is this market.
JiyPlease to call and price the goals and you will see ftAt I am in earnest
r G. BETTMAN.
NEW ADVERTISKMEXTS
FARMERS WAREHOUSE;
4 I.L
J:: duce rerivcl in
KINDS OK GRAIX AND PRO-'
store at low rat, or
purchased lor casb at
Highest Market Prices.
Cfain haca let out" tb farmer storing graio,
tett lH fur WbB graia ii Sold,
RATES:
RvrcUleg, -Ovaning aod Discharging. Seta
KtosWlnu and Viackaivine Seta
Hop. (tnred for SO rU per 1,000.
Coot and Ton shall b wall traated.
8. M. Y-ORAN.
St. Charles Hotel,
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
W. H. Yatklns, Prop.
'aw mm4 Exp-trleaee SIauag
memU Cksirg a4rt. T W K
Harness Shop.
HAS OrtXFl A'NW SAMPLE AXO HARXES3 SHOP 05 8th STREET,
wtrt ol Crain lira'.j I am tftw pftpared to farniah Terjtbinjr iu that lio at th
RATES.
Th. Jibs5
Competent
WorkineD
Arw employed, and I will en Jearorto pre tttWaction to aU hm tavcr
ids with a calL
A. S. CUIICIE.
LOFT
.May a aw .
IAIL
To Read This as it Will fay ou.
Goods have Iteeii feduce'd ffom 25
to 35 cfent, at tlte
1(5)
if .flit
We will sfi'l new dretw goods for 8 cts piT yarl;" fr.nr.rr price 13 cl
Good uuMeached and bleached muslin, 1 3' yards' for SI . TO.
16 yards of linen crash for $1.00. ; .. , ,
All line towels for 12J cts each; forrupr jrir 20cv
Great mluction in Mack and colored cashmeres
Latest colors in striped lace buntings fr 20' cents' yVr' yard.
3REAT REDUCTION IN BOOfS? AND SHOES.
And in fact almost every article in this store, l'&if been reduced.
Don't forget the place ahdi remem
ber that the great
IX L ST0BE!
Will
give you' Lots of GoocJs for Little Money
CITS".
0
Goods sold as low as any House
in Oregon, for
Cash of Credit
Highest Pric&paid for alt Ismio
of Country Produce. Call and see.
tidliti
Useful in tha Family:
ritEK'dl''CoSt'."
.. A. , Dr. Kwc' Niw Discotixt for CobjwbF-
ntually lea. it to doctors to recom. tiona, Cough and Colds. Asthma, Bronchitia,
meod Bedicinf, but Parker's Giojr'Touie etc.. i given away in trial bottle fre M a
ha been to uaeful in oar family ia reh'evinff to the afflicted. ' If yon bar a' aerer eouf
tick nei and suffering that w cannot say diRmlty of breathing, hoanenea or any all''
too much in it praie.-Salem Argus. of throat or Inns by all laeaa ra
aflortl to let uuvp-
acakd;
tuut exiatence Tta cannot a
pnrtunitjr rast Vepuld not, and would
in vm tfii. witmI kVif ntilM. wa knV IS
T all who an, suffering from th error and would aocomplinh whst ,w claim for it TUoaa
uuuacreuona of you in, nervoua weakneaa, early and of nor-l case har. already baea
Thar i no aadicia am
n oM-kalf thm ease that
diacorered br a mi- Da. Kjko'b Niw DScotest WILL CUB.
aooarr in South America, bend a aelf -ad- or tale br ilkina the Druisrwt. aad Mala.-
dnMd ear.lipa tn th KfT. JoSCTST. Iaairt land. Junction City. ltxL", 0a ti mmi C
StahoBD,yW'T)rtrCry. Wholeaal Agenta, Portland, Omroa.
decay. !M of manhood. 4c I will send arecir cletelr cured br if
that will cur you, FRKK OF CHAKUk. tb world that w-JT cor one half th
1 his great ?m
J on,
y was