The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, September 06, 1884, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE iUVM CITY GUARD. BATUltDAY... ...jKPTKMKKK 6. 1834 DEMOCRATIC TICKET, For Fresidkxt, GROVEIt CLEVELAND, of New York. For Vice President, THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana. For Presidential Elector!, A 0. JONES, of Jacknori, L. B. ISON, of Baker, W. D. FENTON, of Yamhill. Ir. Blaine and (he Sulligan Lctlcrv Wo have given four of the Mulligan letter, aud Mr Elaine' Hpeitch in his own vindication. We helieve that any pcrscn, unWinded 'y partisan prej udices or uninfluenced hy private con siderations, considerately and calmly reviewing the letters and the speech mimt find that Mr. Blaine is a charac ter wholly seeking his own aggrandize trickv. dichonust and unreliable. Rnch a conclusion has taeu reached tj almost every Repuhlican paper of National prominence in me uniieu States, with possibly one exception. Mm who have been for a quur ter of a century the trued follower-Hand nnnnrten of the Republican Party. who have fought its ba:tles with no half hearted zeal, who cherish their as ocialion with that party, now openly declare that they know no such olter native as a bribetaker. When the Or egonian was free to speak, when it was fettered by no party necessity, u spoKe honestly. We print its opinion on the first page. Is it come to this that adventurers are to be honored, put forward and tinhfild tn their wicked schemes! Are ill men the samel Are preachers, nier hants and workincmtiii only highway men of different eminence! Is there not somo difference between au Ed munds and a DorseyT V as therH ever a nnrtff with an honest principle or an honest candidate! Has the Republi can partv over had an honest principle Was Mr. Lincoln honest! Who will answer the chapter of questions must ty that the honesty ot tiuiercnt per nnAre fin varied as their capacities. Ilnd the Democracy nominated Win. M. Tweed in 187C, instead of the man who Beat him to prison, any Democrat would have tut done ins uuiyin reius in his votn to him. We do not be .lieve that the late Mr. Tweed would Jiavepivcn us a pure, mlininictration Does any liuiunl minded Republican believe that Dnr v would make in ijioiiflht ProHidtniJ And in what zrv the charges against aMlaiua diff-iivi.t frien those n.insi Dor sty ami Tvwul. J'uUio posilinn used to ithe beneht ot tlm person. mai Tweed's crime, that was Dorscy' crimfc, that was Elaine's crime. Sui irounded by star routers, Elkins, Don aldson, Keerens the favorite of (he railroad lobbyists, this election tran scends, os Carl Sohurz nays, any ques itionsiuco the war, or any war ques lion even, as such men have in times f)OHt, sapped the foundation of mora Chan ono Republic. We shall refer to these letter again. .For Iho presene wo are content to quote ro il Mr. Rlaine'a speech the ex cellmit moral sentinient, "wherever con ceal.nent is tlcsircalile, avoidance is ad visable, ami I do not know any Mter test to apply to the honor and fairness nf a business transaction." This with 4he following passikgn from one of the Mulligan letters illustrates Jus. 0. Blaine's character: "Tlia Jay Cooke contract lias lieen perfected, the addi tional kgUlation has lien obtained, and 230 miles of th.i road arc well-nih completed, and the whole line will bo pushed forward rapidly. Jti a strange revolution of circumatauces I om able to control an interest, and if you de sire it you can have it. The hanca is a very rare one. I can't touch it, but I ols-y uiy tirst and Ix-st impulse in offering it to you. Of course it conferring with others keep tny name quiet mentioning it to no one unless to Mr. CaldtoclL" The Irish World supported Cooper in 1676, And Garfield in 1880. In 881-2 with Mr Blaine's course in the office of Secretary of State fully known it repeotedly denounced Blaine as "a pro British secretary ot suite. ii declared that his presence at a St. Patrick's night banquet "after what he has done is an insult to every intern ee nt Irishman present" Its editor could not "write of this man wilhott exasperation." It called him a "flun key," when Secretary Blaine spoke cf "the loyalty of American citizens to Queen Victoria." It now supports Elaine and a "vigorous" foreign policy. Any person receiving that paper free is indented to tne nonesi, pairiouc Elkins, Star Router and Secretary of the Republican National Committee. He pays the Irish Word some thous ands of dollars weekly for 100,000 copies of that paper. Elkins wishes to gobble about 73 square nines oi land inNew Mexico, therefore he wants his friend Blame where he can do the most good for Elkins, In this sad emers'-ncy will anyone fail the lion- ... . - . . .... v.... est Elkins the mcorruptioie worm or the magnetio "llunkey. N uvr I Ffinlnn Contractors & Builders, Eugene City, Or. Ex plain and Specifications furnished mates given. ROOM3 OVER PETERS' STORE. Canvassers Notice. THE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHOR bed went t"t biographic! ( Uroyer Cleer Uml .nfl Thomas A Hemlricka. Democratic I nominees for President and Vice President; Twenty years of Congress, ty J lysine; Life of James ii Ulaine ami John A lotran, Republican nominees for President and Vice President Alao the Novelty Knir Machine; SUmjied Bug Patterns; Ufuid Blueing; Uakers Cleaneinu fiuuij ur uius wi Catarrh Cure; Missouri Steam Waeher one of the latest and best inventions of the age. Orders taken lor suDscripuon v cngcQ wij G"""- IL M. MARKS. PLASTERING. EttimaUa on all plastering will be given by Paul Stanley, at th aame ronma. give aatiafoction. He warrants all work to N. B. Millinery Goods DRESS MAKING. HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK of goods of Miaa Bennett, which la one of the largert ever brought to Eugene, I am now prepared to aell the aame at aatoniahingly low prices. The patronage of the ladies of Eugene ii respectfully solicited. Dreaamaking a ipecUlty. Mas. C. 1. Uat. 1 he New York Evening Post says: "It will be a painful shock to the Maine managers to learn that, while they have been devoting their energies to shouting and arranging 'dickers' with Butlor and Kelly, the New York Democratic State Committee have been making a careful porsonal canvass of the 2000 election districts in the State, and have found in the 1750 of them which they have polled, proUbly 75,000 Republicans who will not vote for Blaine, (ifty per cent of whom are working for Cleveland. Gov. Whiteaker will canvass Lane county for Cleveland, and will also speak at various points in adjoining counties. He is an able man and win have something to say to the people that nearly concerns them, and win say it in his own admirable way. uo. Whiteaker is a model Jetlersonian Democrat, actuated by the highest principles. lie is a bold advocate of the plundered producing class and can not fail of winning votes for the De mocracy. Congressman George will tump th' State this Fall. He will have an op portunity to explain his uniform sup port of railroad measures. He will probably tell what he has done for the people, which will not take him very long, and then he can make promises as to what he will not do, in case the peoplo are so very foolish as to endorse liim for Senator. 13 lbs rice, (beat) $100 II lot sugar, (good) 1.00 4 lbs tea 100 8 cans Ive 1 00 5 cans pie fruit 1-00 1 set extra Hue gnome ta 1 aet extra tine glaaaes .3 ) I glaaa tea aet 1 bread plate 23 1 cake tand 50 Finnit awortment of GLASS WARE. CROCK EKY. WOODEN WARE, WIL- LOW WARE, and OKOCEK1KS in Eugene. Call and get price no trouble to ehow goods. Gooda ddiveied to all part of city free of charge. Will grind your coffee without any extra charge. . . a. iiutiifnmiii. Caah naid for all kinde of country Produce, Hidea, Etc. UUiiUaaiuti'-i'Mn urocer. Maine's election takes place nrxt Tuesday. It will bo a straight light Iwtwnen the two Darties. Republican - " I was speakers from tho wholo country have been perambulating that otaie ior two iiifin ( lis. 1 ho Democrats novo macie no light, imported no speakers, nor Hindu un v claim or effort in Blames State. The Republican majority there ought to exceed 20,000. L?t's see, we believe that Dinger Her maim proved that the high duty on wheat maintained the high prices of the last few years. We have tho same tariff on wheat as that which Hermann commended. Republicans responsible for price of wheat! wheat worth forty cents a bushel! will Mr. Hermann UKe the atuiiin and explain this unaccoun table state of affairs Tammany Will Sarrh to Democratic Mule The following important dispatch we clip from the telegraphio columns of the Portland News, a Republican paper: New York, Sept 3. The status of Tammany in the present campaign has Ueu fixed, and on Friday evening the committee organization will meet and peifect arrangements for tho Tammany ratification of Cleveland and Hen dricks, which means a meeting of fullv 25,000, divided into four sections, fill ing Tammany, Irving and Nelson halls and tho Academy of Mutic, and nth overflow stands all along Fourth n So 'j and V hees. Congressmen-Carlisle. Cox and RamkiM, Gvn. Roger Ai Pryor and John Klly will be the leading hall upeakers. From this tun ting will date the opening of tho Tammany campaign. " - a strert, Mary Tlao and Union Sq'iare. Senators liavard. I.lackburn ami oor Six thousand Republicans did no; vote in Vermont last TursJay. If there is the same proportion in New York, Republteans must count on 73,009 diiaflVcted voters in that State. TlisuAiiin nrnnortioil WOulJ cie half ' . in J ' t V a tWn State to thi Prnirtcncy. The Aent revolt cannot re.isoned down as the Blaine wu il their rort. Tiie Portland, (Me.) Argus in 1857 rmblLhi'd the Jiluiue affair, and wua - not sued for Ii'm I either. Secretary of Statu Folger, died sud denlv yesterday. RHINEHART, J. B. - Houae, eign and car riage painter. Work guaranteed firat ciaaa.- Stock aold at lower rutea than by anyone In Eugene. G. A. HANSEII, Practical Painter and Designer, DR. L. F.JONES, Physician and Surgeon. WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL calla day or night OFFICE Up aUira in Haya brick; or can fmixl at V. H I.uckev ft Co'a draff store. Offioe houra: 9tol2m, 1 to 4 p m. to8 p m. jnnVM New Barber Shop and Bath Rooms (One door North of Post Office.) BATHS, 25 CENTS. EVERYTHING fittod up in the beet of oedcr. Sharing and hair cuttiug done in the most approved order. JERRY HORN, Proprietor. WILL EXCHANGE i ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGE. mental. Sik'n and limine painting done to order. Ternn low; extiinntre fnrnMieil. Shop opposite Star Uukery, mth atreet, Eugene City, Oref.-.n. (iive ine a trna Mtlixiacixin Kiiornnipeii. Chas. A. HANSEN. TflK EUOENK MILL COMPANY hereby taKei the pleasure of announc . . . . i ... . i lug nun lliey win uiKe "WESLP...- at any warehouse north of Eugene City in exchange for ! FLOIR MILL FEED. ETC.. i at Hicir mill in Eugene. The Company will i take wbent weti;e. ur'ii'-rlv yi" to lliitiii. and Live i'1-exiit to tin- nwntr of the vaniH mi n. ill bnoka for the amount in bllllr!l. P. E. k CO. July SO. 1SS4. a2-fiin 100 Oases of Goods direct from The East 5 case of Ladies & Misses Cloaks of latest styles, direct from N. Y. MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, The finest in Eugene. We Keep the Best Stock of Real Estate Agents, WALTON'S BRICK, EUGENE CITY, OREGON. Improved Farms for Sale Cheap ana on easy terms. FLOURING MILLS, SAW MILLS, ETC. PARTIES wUhini'tn lorate, by Pre-emption or Ilomenteart, npon Gorernment Land, or to pnn-hiie Hchnol or liailio.nl Lnnd.e; ill do well to call npon or address ua, aa we art thor ouxhlv acipialted with auch land, throughout the entire Willamette Valley, on either aide of the river, and can .how partiee the mewt valuable land and rlenirable location, from 40 to 1200 ncn-s in a body, Information pertaining to lanHa fiirnihl pratia. Kor location anil puces, end for circular. Addiem or civil on A. SI l.MI' UU., fcugen i,ity, uregnn. Referee's Sale. Id the Circuit Court of Ibe Stats of Oregon for Lane louiuy. 1nu,uCI''"1''f,,lina",l Ni"ti!ti, W 8 MuHaddfii, ve. Ellen Murtay, ) Peter J Wolf, DefcndauU, F A Cheunweth. J xtOTIlK IS GIVEN THAT BY VIRTUE of a decree of partition and order of .! .liitv mule aikI entrred into in the above entitled c.nu in the above t-ntitled Court, on the S'.M day o( April 14, (lirecting, authorinnu anil empowcrinu u aa Kvfervea in said taune, to sell the hereinafter de scribed premises, we. ill on Tuesday, the 7th il.v i.f D'tolier. ISS4. at the hour of .1 o'clock p m of .aid day, st the Court House door in Kmiens) City, m Lano County. Ore- Koii, aell at putilio suction io ins nonesi mti der for cash in hand, the following described premise, t.wit: Tho ibma'tiou land claim of John Mnrry and wife, Certificate) No UH and Notilicatn.n N. 4M7. sni tining .1-.U2-2 seres, iu T 13 S, It 4 Vt, in Une County, Oregon. The west one half and the east ono-halt ol sanl .lunation isn.i Claim win be aold aeratelv at th same time. rutnl yeiituilibtrC 1 SS4. S. It. iSURMAS.I J. H. HSRSV. Referee. J. K. Farkkr. ) 'Smith, and Cox -GENERAL DEALERS IN FINAL ACCOUNT. T0TICF. IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT th nudersigned administratrix f th estate of J 1) Kiusry, decessml, ha filed iu th County C-urt of Ijiii Conuty, Oregon, her account of final aetllemeiit. and Monday, November 3, ISSt, ha beeu set for hearing th aame. Dale,! August 30, 1SS4. Tiioub R. Kinr, Administratrix. Taxes Due. .1 flrtTi-l or Titt rtcofcnr. F.rorxi TlTT. (UtOO-f Ta-TiyriCK IS HKKK1IY C.1VEN THAT 1 the Tax Roll f l!VH is iio ia the bands ..f o..rit TiMMirw Ikm ma diM and naT- aide at the office of K W A Omia, tit Tree urn Affricultural Implements. We intend keeping a full line of first-classFarmingImpelments,con- sisting of D. M. OSUORNE A CO.'S CELEBRATED TWINE BINDERS, REAP ERS AND MOWERS; STILLWATER ENGINES; MINNESOTA CHIEF THRESHERS; JOHN DODD'SOLD RELIABLE, 1IOLLINGS WORTH'S, REINDEER AND RED BIRD HAY RAKES; THE KETCHUM WAGON ; MITCHELL'S WAGONS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, ETC., ETC It is our intention of staying here and we guarantee all goods sold to give entire satisfaction. Prices as liberal as any housr in the Northwest. Warerooms on Willamette Street, Opposite ths Guard Office. Ooeds SI BOOTS AND SHOES. m fee Mi. PRICES WAY DOWN AT I I L STOEE. .-i . . .. - , IE.kckey&Co DEALERS LY. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Articles, Paints. Oils, Brushes, Etc., Etc. We will keep a full assortment and sell at living fisture, PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT In hands of a competent druggist SUCCESSORS Tn Luckpu S- Brisfnw nt fhp. oJJEllaworth Store. V. J. VAN SGHUWER & 00., Hop Merchants. Consignments Solicited. 63 Front Street - - - ' Portland. Oregon. HIGHEST PllICE PAID FOR HOPS. Advances made on consignments and for picking hops. S. H. Friendly, Agt ' E3TJGr3E3KTE3, OR. Pass books, butcher books, memo randums, ledgers, day books, etc., of all kinds. Orders taken for special sizes. Echool and Miscellaneous Books. All the standard antbors ly the volume and is sets. Juvenile books, Seaside and Waverly Library, Harpers Magazines, ete. Bible Depository For Lane County. We have been getting a large slock of new goods and we have everything found in a first-class Book btore. "We also have a full stock of CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! McCORNACK & COLLIER. SflccoMoa to CAUISON.