The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 09, 1884, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE CITY GUARD. SATURDAY FKiUlUAKY 9, 1834. Demacraile Suit Cia.ulCj.n.nl!lce. A mating of tlm Di'iiiocrat Statu Central Commitlue of the State of Ore gon in hcrrly colli d to U hld at the City of Portland, on Thursday, Febmr 2, 1884 at 2 o'clock P.M. A full at tendaace is earnestly p-qufstml. AL. Z1EBER, Cliair.nm. CerrttpondrBct. La Cotsry, F'mary 4, 1884. Editor Ooabp: In Ut iium W of the S'Jndard appeared an nrti da ndtr the caption, "For Revenue Only," and the writ goes on to argue the question of custom duties, lie nay the Di'tiiocracy must declare for revenue only," that there mutt le no protection, not evn incidental, that the revenue must tie raised on the luxuries of lifo and therefore the ivc rasariesof life will remain untaxed. Now, the .Va dard'w considered the leading Democratic ptper in the State. It editor is allowed to he a ripe echol ar, an experienced editor and a politi cal writer of much aagacity and there fore the uttoranc of the Slumlord are looked upon as authoritative. But are the views of the Standard in har mony with other wiso thinkers on the proMem of custom dutiest I frankly admit that I am Hiiahle to atsert any thing with regard to this very knotty question. It seems to me, liowcvet, that the Standard moy have made a nistak. It seems to inn there are three kinds (I say kinds for want of a better expression) of revenuu tax, and they msy he stated thus: A duty for protection with incidental revenue; a duty for revenue with incidental protection, and a duty for revenue only. The prime object of the first would I to protect home industry at the ex pense of the consumer hy a tax on the common production of this and foreign countries, tending to prohibition, ex opting at times of unuHunt demand, and to impos t a duty on articles not produced in this country sumVient to raise the needed revenue. In the sec ond the ohject would I to raise suffi cient revenue to meet the wants of Government hy an impost duty on ar ticles shipped to this country from for digit ports, ha dixtribjted as to liore nn lightly as possible on the consumer. To illustrate. If it should he found that 2o p r cent, ad valorem w ould raise sulfide it revenue for tho needs of Government, and foreign manufact urers were taxed to that extent. Then the home producer would lie protected to the extent of 20 per cent on all he produced, "incidentally." Now, the third proposition is thai home productions shall lie even inci dentally proL tcUJ, that the- necessary revenue shall he raised hy imposing a duty on luxuries to the exclusion of necessaries. What are luxuries? They are for the most part articles that can not 1)0 produced in this oountry, proini nent among them are onirite, tea, sugar, spices, etc. IUit have tint all these articles, although deemed luxuries, In come as prime necessaries to the poor as to the rich! If there should he duty cf 100 per cent luid upon them, would not tho poor ufo just as nun.li of them as they now dot and would the Standard deprive the pour laborer of these till, ta , tail luxuries if he could t I think the tariff is a very diflicul! subject to thoroughly understand, and many who talk very learnedly alout it know no more about it than I da It would be unwiso to have a tariff the prime object of which would he protection, and it would W equally unwise to oppose a tariff everything else lieing equal, simply lieeause it did protect. Much may be said for or against almost any give t proposition in tariff reform. It seems to me the plank on the IsnlT question in the Democratio plat form of Ohio oomes as near covering (lie ground as language could, and if honestly carried into effect ought to satisfy every reasouablo man. It is as follows: "We favor a tariff f revenue, Jim I'.ed to the necessities of Uovernment, economically administered, and so ad justed in its application as to prevent unequal burdens, encourago prcductive industries at home and afford just compensation to laUr, hut not to cre ate or foster monopolies. To me that seems to be a fair t-x po sition of the ides of tariff reform. Jfow, I know that many IVmocr. Is here understand the M.nulurd snide just as I do, and 1 know (hey would like to have a different explanation given to it, if it is susceptible of a dif ferent interpretation. A. l Ureal FlaoJa- Reports from the East show that the Ohio river and tributaries have reached an height hitherto unprece dented. A telegram says. ClXClXXATI. Feb. 6. Conservative , men who yesterday were unwilling to admit thut last yean flood was to Is duplicated cannot ls found today. They no longer doubt that the water will reach lust year's hiri-ht. On the contrary, with the ruin still falling arid tho weather wild, 'the only question now is as to how much last year's flood will he exceeded. The most alarming feature of the present situation is the rapidity of the rise. List year when the river had reached its present height, it was rising less than an inch an hour. At' noon to day the gauge shows fifty-nine feet. This is unprecedented at such a high stage and shows what a prodigious rainfall there has lieen. With last year's ex perience In-fore them merchants and manufacturers will losn much less than then, as no time is now wasted in pumping water from cellars. Every available man is employed whero wa ter may increase in placing goods on higher ground. Business is completely suspended throughout all the lower part of tho city. The Grand Central Railroad depot has been abandoned and the warehouse of Duckworth's dis tillery has been undermined and fell into the water causing a large loss. Soon after this a castle pen capable of hold a thousand cattle was swept away The cattle were removed yesterday. The loss is heavy. NEW ADVEItTISKMENTS Don't Read This I Ull KSmOO V , H !!) VHJ.Ill' U J'K) AUf UK!)! ilJlllll And UKJ u!!uh uiojj itij joj JJJ'i us Hua -.mi 04 J A'i(Uiuit) l m'lijn n joj iiimj Ivd i I JISV.) l amuy u euuXus usqt 4Uq.i f i 1HA A0'IHto uxv oqooav 'umvav ssytj 'aumm.xjhj 'ania.)o:if jo ui unj cUn J 'Ull)tJIKl(IJl U (MM3 iJio Ci (J' IIS) 'In'' X'SJ OU iujXs I v 00 I "il VI (Ml I ' JmOI (X) 4rtj.(o aiiBO oi V5 P-tvo'l fill 8HIW.J.I j.s tit MJ wsanwij' iu stlnv) s noAonPSimi Wood Wanted. C BALED PROPOSALS TO I'URXISU kj forty eoitU n( illt iiuk wihkI, twenty itu-hm liini;, twn lni;tlia fur s coul, will tw rvci ivtd st tl etlit-o iif Jualius J Waltim, Secrttsry ef tlm Xhutnl nt Kt-Kfiita ni tin I'mvemitv nf I r aim, until 12 iulick, ninui, nf Sstunluy, Msroh 15. 1HH4 Siiiil wimhI to lit iltlivereil ami cnnlil up st th I'liiva.slty buililinf on or Istforo Aunnut 1, ISM. Ililit re, rieil to rvjm-t sny nml ull bids, lly ortUr Ext utive (,'..ininittw. It. H. 11 kan, St-c'y Coin. Dstail Fob 5, -80. in riUTCIlETT BROS. Prop's. TR ARE NOW PREPARED TO V I fiirnixl) sll kln.U nf Inmher, draaaeit or ninlmaed, on the slmrtvat nntius st Kcnsonnblc Hates. A fulr ihsrs of tin imblio pstmnsffe is so. lici-l. Any iwrann ilvatmua nf s lante qiisntity of lumber fr the Siimuirr trsila, csu Inskeaiiecisl rata by hamlin tlu-ir bill, in liuinwliituly. PRIIVHEIT ltltOS. P O Aitdreaa, Riiblssiin, I .ana Co, Oregon. Sheriff's Sale. NOTICE 13 HEltUHY GIVES THAT by virtus nf sit ex xititinu duly iwued out nf tlie I'irvuit l!"ttrt, of the Stato nf Ors Kiili, fur the County nt (teuton, by the Clerk thanxif, suit to int) direutitl on towit: J'iu sry 17, I!hS4, upon s judgment rendered in asid Court, Nnvemlmr 19, ISS.'t, in fsvor nf A Csutlioru ami l lina K Cauthurn, partner. ilniuK bmineii umlor the linn name of A Csuihnru ft Son, iliiitiHa, ml susimt Thomta 8tsru and U M Starna, defendant, fur the sum nf four hundroil and three H03 00) ilnllsrs. U 8 (.old din, sad the tuither aum nf thirty-nine AO 100 (ti) .V)) dnllara, coata, an sttnrney fee nf Hfty (K) dollar biurtiiur with scoruiiii! coat. and exwiiiM' nl sale, ooni.nvidinK me In levy uihiii ami tlie real property herein aftur duavribeil, being the same property heretnfnr attached in this action, as follow a, to-witt The S E 1 of N W 1, the E 1 nf the 8 W 1 nf the N W t, and S W 1 ol the NK1. and the N V 1 of the 8 E 1. ami the N K ) nf the 8 W , and the K of the N W I nl the a W ol eo IU, I li K a eat, c.n taiiiinu 2u0 svrea of land, in Lane Countv. OreKon, to tatitfy said judtfinent, with inter est thereon at the rate of I J (Mir cent per annum from the 19th day nf November. 1 8S3. ooita, stUu-ney fee, and accruing ooati. ii, there!, re, hy virtue of said exei-n- tiou I did ne the ti day nf January, liiSt, levy vpon the ab--v drevrib d real property, in I Jtne County, Oreirw, and tn siitiafy aanl juJtfWeut, inlernat, eiaila, attorney fei and U.TU1SK woala, I will sell the vstve ileaunlied real "pcrty st publio auction, t- the hish- et Liikler, tur vaah in hand, at the Court 1I"SM diair m hiiiteiM City, Lane County, twion, on Tesda, the ih Ujr f lbr rjr ih. at the hour of 3 o'clock u is f aai'l day. J. It. CAMI'KKLL, Sheriff uf Lu L'4Mty, Orvitou. Iated Jan ;ti, 1SH Iffi BROWN'S mm :i!t:::::..":5 .'"3 csuccists re:okm:io it. Ti! pirf1-m, comhlnlnf Irnawlth rnn rif.:US luu,., will .t-kir tLd eoujelrttl)- u.-eUi'"!! InlHiili'n.WMliii.lirnui J vM. WaUni.Cliil. i! .ill 1 er;-'it NiirJr; It to Invijiubi nuKdy (of D.kmi of tlt " !u y:id IJht. . ... 1 1 tri urt'u at t.i miuclei, tad pi w lire tx'Mucr.vi , It li u it a to-iinnnirr ri'if, t dnnrom com pp ra''.irs Wiwlii-r ltf-r'. It la iuruiU In iU iumliwU. i!Mitnttotb U Ui. m I K,.iilo euro. It i ik' aily tuliiil. lorff of wxmeo, :i I ill imou li'jil'.nif ili-ut.ry Inn. It dM not li.Jiire Ilia tn-IU. oil bndarnt. (ir T 'lil' ifilwU'1 tlori. a'Str lr-n mrlirlm'l!. It tl u I ti.' Hi'- ti.i t:IMild 1h Mmllitloii f ln.nl. rc!l H-nrihiirn and IfcldiUif, aoil iirlwii immMi li1l,tlmi. r-hyii.lanH l-'ruavl- tlnrmmmnd Itfer 'itrmltt-nt hnvtm, Wmil of AeettiUi, ell .tran-ith. Jjick ol I. ivy.to. rik rcnnino bu ibor trail mirk and i-riMd n-,1 llnmuD raiiir. Takannothrr. 9 Ui,lTliyS"l)'' I III aiini.. riiiTiiimr, yn AT ALL HOURS 25 CEBITS. Chris Marx, - Prop. BARBER SHOP AND MATH ROOMS, Willnmette Street, two d.Kir. north of the SL Charles lintel, Euircne, Oregon. Joshua J. Walton, Attof ney-at-Liuv. EUGENE CITY, OREGON. WILii rUAOriCE IN ALL THE Courts of the Mtute. Special t fnt inn uiven tn Real Estate. Col lecMni;; I'rolmte luuttera. t ollentiiiK all kimla of cluimc againat the United .Stale G veruinent Olfioj in Walton a hrlek- ton na 7 tnd a. NOTICE TO CREOITOisS- VTOTICE IS HEItEUY GIVEN THAT i.1 I harlea h llyera liat made an sxaiKn. meet nf liia pruperty to Aaron Lurch, for 'he benefit nf lna creilitora. Ail pemoin are hereby notiliud to preaeut their ultima, under oath, tit the iiiiduri(neii aaaii;uee within three month, tmis the date nf thin in tine, st hia atore in Cott:e tirove, Ijine County, On-nu. ' Aaboh I t'WU. Aij;iiue. ' Dated this 20th day nf Deo., 1833. - SUCCKSSORS TO Till Lane Co. Mercantile As sociation. v We wnulil snnonnre to the citizens of thii county thut hnvin j punditned the entire i toek of in.-rc-haudike of the Lime County Menmn-ile Aaaoc-iutiou coimiderably below the oriiml Mt, and havinK added laivi ly thereto by re ci'iit iiutvhaHes tor caxh, our atock ii now COMPLlilTK And &cciicl to Hone! In t'ii county. We cordially Invite a careful vxamin.tinn of our tok, aa w know we can ilv yoa iiufa.'ti.iii both ir. ko.uU ar.d prices Our Aim is to Sell tm Best Goods for the Leajt Money. C al m' examine our fi nda and be convinced, even you do not wiah to purchase. We si-s-aya tave pleaure In showing ihmU and niv iii iiriuea. All kinds of produce taken at hig'heat mar ket rate. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS FOR CSH. r" Tr..rS L,f JT k 01 E. E. Luckey & Co . . . . DEALERS IX- DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Etc., Etc. We will keep a full assortment and sell at living figures, PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT In hands of a competent druggist. SUCCESSORS"'"- To Luckey rf Bridoiv at the old Ellsworth Store. TIPS Fifl Lao vii TORPI3 HOVVELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From these souroca arlae Utros foarths of the ulaooaoe of tl.o bumsn race. Tuoae rfinn oi wur w, - a mand the use of a remedy Mint ai-U i1 reotj tr S-Uie Uvee, AsaUverine.llclnoTIJTT'i PILtatbavenociuiiL I'lietr action onioo Khluevsand Skin Is also prompt) remoTing sU impurities throuKli tlioeo three .naere of the iyauea," prortuclns; appe tit ".soand dlKestmn, r-Ruliir etoola, y? sklnandaTlfforouabodv. TCTT'I P1LU onnae no nausi or grtplng nor tuterlur With dully work and aro a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. SlaeTerVwh- r..te. OHi.St Murray 8t..N.Y. TUTT8 HAIR DYE. CBAf IUib oa Whiskers cbanged In atantlr toaGLoasT Bmce byajlnglo ap. plieatfon of tbla DTE. Sold by DrugtoU. or sent by express on reoe pt of ft . Offl-. 4 Wrmy 8ti et. N'Vo. TIITT'S WkHUK OFIISEKUlBtCEIPTS FHtL SPORTSMEN. IF YOU WANT A CHEAP SHOT GC7C or Rifle, come to Junction City. Tbe " ilerainl cm aell jnu (,'ima fntm five ikJIars U two hundred, or to.uit the bard times, AW all kind of AMMUN'ITIOX. &1IELI 8, WADS. CAI'S, PRIMERS, C'ATltlDUKi, CELTS. FLASKS, ETC. Come to the simp near lower end of Juocts anil ae for yourMlves. Also a No 1 cheap fsrtn engine and feed mill. Ii. F. HEXDRinvS. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of O-r- (Jon for the County of Iaue. Oregmitnii Railway Compa q liy. Limited. I'lH. Actional Uw vs. y to spprniiie Laura Manaliild, minor, by bind tor likt J W Cirimea, uu inluu, I ol way. Def. J To Laura .Manaliehl and J W (iriuiea, IXfftV. IN THE NAME OK THE STATU OK Oregon ymi are hereby suiuuioiieit t aj, pear in auid Court and auaw-er the cnpbint ol the il.iiu'ill tied therein on or before the lirat nay nf tho next farm nl iu, I unit, to ben un and held at Kii'hiis City, iu Lane Countv, Sute of Oregon, no tu wit: tin '.Mat duy nf April, ISSt, pUiutiir. will lake jiiilfiini'ot for U'lint nt an auawer, fir tKa re lief prayed for iu the couiiluint, lin4: To sppropiiate the hind ileacrilwil in oxwlatut lor right of WRy. It vra onli-rvd ly tUe Indite at the November term nf mud Court. ISS.'I, that aerviitu of tin- Slliiliiions ! aaole on the ilefenibiiit, Lima M.u (lii ld, ly puh liuiitiull in tlie Ku.oih I t'Allli. It ntnvxieipi-t pulilnliil in aiiid u-uiuty weekly, for aut sun. aevulive wet-ka. G. R. 4C A. Tk,tKl I'llfa Aitorwy. ; AD!liIK13TRAT0R'S SALE. TaTOTlCE IS IlKKKIiV C.IVES THAT i.1 iiii. lei am hy vn tuivi nl' mt , inlei nl the t'.MlMiy C"ltrt of Lllie County. Olivm. nt lini regular . iiiuury t. ri,, 1 1 txyf, ISM, in the nialt.-r of he eitate ol Mii k4 II N artt. deeeiiKxil, the Ull leminned avlininiotrn tor nf a.tid estate, a til olfer for twit t pnlttic suctiou, st the (!ittrt Hiiiiie iloor . Kiione City, Oreiioo, lie' ween the Imurt 4 y.VWIi S III sml 4 o'uliivk p in, no MninliY, tli IMu day of February, 1 8S-1 . the f.4wiojf de acrihed real property bel'ligin tuiailiwtte, lo-wit: An undivided one-half ii terent it am) to the lollosiog ileauiibvd real prv perry, to. wit: ('ouiiueiiuiiiif at the 8 E or f Sor 2.1. Tib' S, R 2W, thence rnmiiiif sorHi I.V70 uhx to south lineof Alfred AUwiVdaNia tinn claim, thence W ft .12 chs tn K. Htm nl Win Allen's donation claim, thcS tu S E comer of said rlaioi, thence tY os ssth line of anid claim .''). S.' cha, tkence K i-'tc to K line of N W of S W of ate S:t, thence S to S V. comer nf N V J uf W j of sec 33, thence W '.tl 00 ohs, thence S to N line nf W S Harley'a ilonathio elaim. then.te E nu said line to N K cop (4 iwiiil claim, tlipiice S Ti 72 elm, thin E U . W cor nf N GJ of N E J of sen 2n. tbenee N '.0.00 chs, sud thence E 2(1.00 rbs to place nf beginning, exceiting one set tWted to School l)itnct No 42, contaiMar t2T acres, more or lex, in Lane County, Orugois Terms of ale csth. F. M. Jackson, Adasuiistratov. Gso. 8. VV'ashruhnk, Attnossy, T 0 (S Im iplrlU. . feellntf of b.Tlng 1 o'oty, lMsataeae, alaturi avt tho Uaart, DaU before the ejree, hlfhlTeoU ki.iM. riii.iirA I iv.ii anu w 1 Smith and Cox, GENERAL DEALERS IS Agricultural Implements. We intend keeping a full line of flrst-classFarmingImplements,con- sisting of D. M. OSBORNE A CO.-S CELEBRATED TWINE BINDERS, REAP ERS AND MOWERS; STILLWATER ENGINES; MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERS; JOHN DODD'S OLD RELIABLE, HOLLINGSWORTU'S, REINDEER AND RED BIRD HAY RAKES; . . THE KETCH UM WAGON ; MITCHELL'S WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, ETC., ETC. It is our intention of staying herd and we guarantee all goods sold to give entire satisfaction. Prices as liberal as any hosr in the Northwest. Warerjoms on Willamette Street. Opposite the Guard Office. Passbooks, butcher books, memo randums, ledgers, day books, etc., of all kinds. Orders taken for special sizes. School and Miscellaneous Books. All tlie RtaixltnT authors Fy t!u volume and h swts JoTto'ile books Srt4le mil V;iwrIy Library, Harpers" M:ifnzinfs, etc. Bibla Dspcfsitory For Lane County. - Y hav: len Uinr . 1 irgn s'otk of now gno.U and we have rfverythiiy t'mii. in a fiit-cliis lok htor?. . V als have a full titock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! McCORNACK &. COLLIER. Suw ssorn to CALLISON. Harness Shop H A,VIG On NED A KEW SADDLE weal ol Uram IShm ., I sia uuw riiAreii LOWEST lift Competent Workmen Are rmployn), nnd I will nJvor to give satisfaction to all wh 3 ma fatcr me with a call A. S. cunniE. FINAL SETTLEMENT. T-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IM tlie uikli-rsiuneJ S'lminitnitir of the e Ut of A. L Wynii. ilf aneil. slsn administra te of tlio u-tiifi lii esUlonl A. U W vim ami H. Wright I V ynn ,Y Wrirfht), Ii.j fileil hi ac count fur tiual ettlrmi-iit in each .if the abnvt namnl fst.-4li.il in the County Cisirt f line i'otuity, Or,nn, and Mumlay, the ii ilsy uf .Msruli, l.VM, st the hi.ur i t lOu cliKk in the furennon i.f sniil day Ins lm Kxtil by aaiil Court f)r the lu-ariiiK ibjn.-tiin tn tuiiil ac counts anil fur tln Knal aittkownt thereof. Dated thia 5th ilov of Jan.. 1SS4. J PCUKltIN, Administrator. LMLYEU. AttoMfy PATENTS Wlty CO, rt the Porrmr AtnrRirss'. COB) lntoa4 a8-llaiMrfiir I ii..,i, tNTMU.Trad Itata, O-rrrtahta. fur the Umie I FlnO-v Canula, Buciand, rramw, tiermanr. eta. IIuikI Bok about Pi;u ami try. TlnnT-"-n jn'Ve'rli. Fatnifantit.-tlnxl thnmrh atUNX CO. are doUomI f tS(oitnrio Amoupas. t.. la -mat. heat, and fioat wtOel Urcol.ud anrailflc r. txaia Tear. tVVel. fiplradid enrtaTlnra a i Intrmnint In. nrmailon. ttpeelinra .-r of I ri-lrnnSe A mr r ant fr. Al4r Ml'.NN ftt'O.. S If Siuia AataiCAS OJea. aj Broadway, e YurS. C ..4i-3ik wis.fi.iA. .ur U .U M.ui.iu land ha rvtururd U Junotirn anil or-D-d hia t ire with a very fiuo atnek of n tlrus. Give him s call an. I examiue h.a attck. AND HARNESS SHOP 05 8s STRK 10 mrnisn ver)Uiln(j la last lis st u 3E&.7ZSS. Most T. G. Hendricks. . B.JCasw.Jb. HENDRICKS & EAKOf, BilHKEBS, Eugene City --Oregon. Riifht ilrsfta on NEW YORK. SAN TKAN CISCO sn,l PORTLAND, OKGOX. i All cnllectimia entrusted t aa. viQ no pei-ial atU-ntkm. lV-imeiU re-irer anbject t rW. Loans '? I "intr. as4 a reaeral flanking bumueas ilone oa r ansstli terna. il3TICE0FFINSETTIil3T. VOriCE IS HEREBY GIYXX THAT l i nl)W, eiecatnraf Lba aetata of f il l Jna, rleoral. has CM his aeemrat f r b . al Htleiwat of aai.l eaUU, aad Monday t . .i rlny . f Msrt-h. 114. baa haea wt iJ, henrinx the tains by nroVr oi the C'nart. G. B. k G. A..K.ja. Attys (at EtUta. I