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r v ( v i ; it:' t r. , 4. ii iifi I f I I t ... k r. 1 Hi ; Kl EUGENE CITT GUARD. BATUKDAY DKCKMUEU 13. 1834. ll'bapfeialtfta Icraaided. Rotjbur Iudepud.ut BrpuMican politicians, office holders m nAwppr throughout th coun trj r busily engaged in formulating plan'to save dm innocent who have . lwen hanging to the Government teot for lo these many years from the ' slaughter. The Oregonian in a recent issue says. "It is possiblo undnr the provisions of the tenure of office law for the Republican aeuate to prevent ' sweeping cbanjfcs in the office to which appointments are mack by and with the advice aud consent of the senate." Where tho Republican! lay this unc tion to their souls and take solace ' from the prospects of a longer lease of office they overlook the fact that this ' law wai formed for the purpose of . turning rascals out and to secure lion sty in the administration of the af faire of (be Government. It was the ; arrogance and tho extravagance with wkich thts offices , were administered that led the people lo declare for a change at the ballot box end by the help of Grover Cleveland and Tho. A. Hrudriclci (bey are not going to be deprived of the benefit of the change if they have declared for by any unprece dent or uncalled for arbitrary action on t$t part of a Republican senate. The statement that Lucius Quintius Curtius Lamar, as the Oregonian . Earned htm in a fine strain of satire, brought suit for $100,000 against the v V. 8. Government, a few days after Cleveland's election for cotton de stroyed during the war, is slightly in correct The cotton was not destroyed . it waa confiscated, the suit was brought year ago instead of a few days since, when the truthful Associated Prws in formed us that suit was brought, the court had given a decision on the case, and finally the plaintiff was not Sena tor Lamar, of Mississippi, but the heirs of Gazaway B. Lamar, of New York City, who bought the cotton in Geor gia as agent for British manufacturers, With the exception of these trifling in Mcuraotft the four line telegram of the Associates Press contains no lies that we know of. A sapient Britisher now traveling in the IT. 8. , writes to the London Times M follows, MI' had heard much of American newspapers, but I must say that I have been disappointed. The first pages of some of the largCHt dail let of this country are given op to chicken advertisements. Tim Ameri cans seem to be wild over a certain Irofld of roosters." The London Quar terly Review solemnly announced that the parties in Illinois were tied; "but that the result depended on New York." The French newspapers are making the statement that M. CIve land Grover has leen elected to suo' cted M. Arthur Chester. Rev. Buffalo Ball, it is said, is not pushing his libel suit against the N, Y. Post with any great dilligence. That great and good man is not so keen for his wounded honor as he was short time since. The Poet stands ready for trial at any time, and if Mr. Rail is the worthy man he is reported to bo he will bring the auit and then wo shall see what we shall see. Tho Nashville (Tenn.) American aays: "The election of Cleveland and Hendricks puts us all on a level and to-day the Government has no truer ' friend, no Utter soldiers should the flag bo assailed, no people more devoted to the Constitution ' of the United States, tlmii the men of the South. Mr. Blaine lost the thiw ! doubtful States that Garfield carried in -1880. lie got 48,000 less of a majority in Michigan than Garfield, 60,000 less in Iowa, 60,000 leu in Massachusetts, and 30,009 leu in Illinois. It's tho wrong kind of magnetism. George Bancroft, the historian, waa secretary of tho Navy thirty-nine years t0 and established tho Annapolis na vol academy. He recently called on W. W. Corooran, Washington banker nd philanthropist to congratulate him on tho election of a Democratic Fresi. dent ; 1 A tax that draws 6vo times aa much proportionally from tho poor man as t.-oa the rich man, a tax that ia laid heaviest on every necMsttj aad lightest en luxuries such is tho Republican teriX , , Tho New York World givea Clevo land popular plurality of .-67,0Sr. Tti cv;i to avttlo tho qaettiou. By a decision of the Supreme Court of the U. &' the.- anti-Chmese law has become a dead letter. Hie court held that a Cliinewi laUrer who left this country prior to tho enactment of the law in 1882, is entitled to admiss ion to the United States, without a certificate. All a coolie hae to do to gain entrance is to claim that he is a returned laborer, and then, if evidence is wanted who will swear falsely ho cheap as a Chinatcan? Very easy is it for the Coolie's master to find among the slaves of tho six companies who i man will hesitate at nothing. Such has been the experience of the officers at San Francisco. Boya evidently not more than sixteen years of age have sworn that they wero thirty, and been supported in it by other witnesses. If neceHsary.tlie AlongolianNherewiiiswnnr positively that the entue population of Lama was liorn in this country or vice versa, anything nqt the truth. Knowing this pecuHunty or the Un ties the Pacific Coast legislators took (rood care that .the quention of admiiwi- iM!-. .1 ii i i...r nt.'i HI HIV HIIOUIU not in urciuru viii nere testimony. But the Supreme Court- has nullified that provision and consequently the law. There is hut one remedy, to nullity the supreme Court. Mr. .Blaine's libel suit is set for trial this month. Of course, as both par ties to the suit have expressed their willingness for a prompt trial, wo lup pose there will be no more delays. Historian Blaine in his "Twenty Years on the Make" says "New day bring new issues." True, the new time will bring an issue of rascals out of office that will astonish him. President Arthur will resume the practice of law in New York when his term expires. A commendable reso lution, as there is no true dignity in idleness. Logan aptly says, so it is reported, that the Jones-Elkins committee was "a combination of conceit and stupidi tf and indescribable foolishness." Col. Daniel 3. Lumont will accom pany Gov. Cleveland to Washington and hold the same position, private secretary, to the new President In Time of Peace Prepare for War. 8orcely asy doubt exists in the minds o' tcitiitiho meu abnutthaparanue oj chnlar in tin country another teason. J hxtntud vilulenc of the diiae will depend entirety npnii tlx Military condition of the oountij iqit the. ptiyiium oommion i . my people. Person u a perfectly healthy com lit i nil have little to fr from, it approauh. lr Koch of Berlin, in his recent writings upon the iuIi jeut, Myt "Under ordinary circumstance the bsailh, introduced by the month, are destroyed in the stomach, but viva a de rangement of this organ due to error of dirt or other cue, and the ItacilliM i enabled to eicane tht notimi of the ciwtrio juice and to resoh the lkline intentiiifil fluid, where it Dohferatei. sots up irritition,' diarrhoea and ail the typiral evinplmim nf clii-lemio eisure." Do Haven I yn-win Cure iia reuirny that inpplisa the acid that i want ing in ih iliuvative juico of a oeranged stomach. Sample bottle frc at O.bum & Cn drug tore. Estray Notice. mAKEX UP BY TUB UNDERSIGNED. X near Cohurtr. Xnne County, UrvKon, on Dee 1st, 18tH. Hue three year oM ateer; oolor, black and white nimtted, hrnndud on each hip with the letter C; enr mark (wallow fork tn each and under bit in rhrht. On oow three yean old; color, whit and blwk ipotUd -brandeil C on each hip! ear marked with under half aloix in rinlit ear and crop off th Irft Maid cattle oatu to my farm about Ailml l.-tn insi, ami are nreaony. Uknrt grouts. Deoemher 9, 1884. This Space Eros. Immense adver tisement of minimi mi tax Notice. TAXPAYERS OF LANE COUNTY ARK hereby notified thtt th tax rnll o( Lo t'ooiity for th year 1SS4 is now in tnj baod (nr ooilaetion. . v DaUd'or 10, SS4. , J. R. CAMPBELL,: . SbMlS sod Tu ColUctor, Um Co, Ot. 1 Cram W.H.Fenton, CONTRACTOR AKD BUILDER. Eugene City, Oregon. LANS AND ESTIMATES FUR- ulhel upon application. Job worn a iieciimy. - ; Ovrir e ;n aoor eouin oi tin; mton hop. hsrn GO TO THE Eugene City, Oregon-, For your DooU and Shoe Fine Good ahd Low rricw. O. BUCKWITH 80N. Millinery Goods AND DRESS MAKING. HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK of good of Mia tionaett, which- it on now prepared to sell th fame at aatonbhingly lowpncee. ine paironitf(e oi tn laaie o Euien 1 respectfully cohuited. Dreeamaking .pecUlty. Mr. Of. T. s 55,000 Waiiied, - ' ! ' , Id K ' And to get it I will sell 11 lb augar for (1.00; 10 can ornten, 91.00; 7 lb No 1 L'oeU Kica ooUe, 81.00; Ulaa . Sett (very nice), 40 oU; UlaAk Sett, ' (beautiful), SO eta; Hot Glaww. . 9K ... ut ,.lnt OK Bread aad C'ak Flat. 20 eta; VVaih Board, 25 eta; Waah tub, 81. 00: 15nM.ro, 25 ota, and other good io proportion. 22 CALL AM) GET PRICES. nsrcalna in Crockerr. Glaits. Wood and Willow Ware land Oro- eerlei. A. GOrDMIIITlI, Cash Grocer. Cah paid for HIDES, FlRS and Country Produce, Good delivered to any part of city free of chary. DR. MILLAC. SVANOE. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN i GrsduaUof Womana Medical College, ChicaRO OFFICE and reaidenc at Priifeaoor Mail Bailey's. NOTICE OF FKIAL SETTLEIVIENT- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIUT F W 0lium. Administrator of thaeetat of Wenzl t.'laiIck, doeaned, baa filed hi account for final aettleineut ot aaid rotate end Monday, Januarr 6, lHW, haa beeatet by order of the court for harlrif the aaine.'-: r. w. ushuk, Artmlautratoc. Gro. B. DniiHm. Attorney. Eugene City, November 29, 1884. Work Store -r-DEALEKS IX- . Hardware and all kinds of Agri cultural Implements. Eugene City, ' - : -; Oregon. STORE-On Willamette Street, opposit" Guard" Office. "ONE PRICE TO ALL," Has opened the ; largest and best , selected, stock of G-eneral Merchandise In the City of Eugene, Lane County -Goods marked in "plain figures." W defy Ooppe titton Giev us a call and satisfy your selves. No trouble to show goods. Our Motto: CHEAP FOR CASH. J ... Remember Price to Walton's BrttU -tte Street. Of either sex admitted to the PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE On any week-day of the year. The College Journal, containing informa tion of the eonrse of study, rates of tnition, board, examinations, et&, and ents of plain and ornamental penmanship, free. Address, A. P. ABMSTB0NO, Lock Box 101 , FoarLAXS, Oa. fS In writing, tfeaae wwHon (hit pop. NOnCEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the nnderaigned ha been 'duly ap pointed by the County Court of Lan Coun ty, Oregon, administrator of the etat of Mary Mailer decea'ed, and all person bar ing claim againit (aid Mtate, are hereby re quired to preinut them, with the pner vouchem, to the undeniigued sdminiitrntor, at the olfloe of J K Fenton, Kngone City, Lao County, Oregon, within six months of the date of this notice. Dated September 12, 18M. ' JoH! O. DAT, " Adminiitrator for Etate. . ' J. E. Fxmtoh, Att'y. ' ' D'r;A.W.Prather. OFFICE SOUTH SIDE OF NINTH Street, opposite the Star Bakery, Calls pronii tly attended a night r day. Chronic diseaar a pcialty. . llsurlFedSiore, MERR1MW & T0FFELLMIRE, Proprietors. 11TE WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE V V oitigen of Eugene and vicinity that we hav secured th building opposite th Star Bakery, and will keep a complete ' stock of Flour and Feed of all kinds. We will be able to furnish every, thine at th same low price a heietofore. de livered fre at all time during th day. All order left at the mill will b delivered by us. We would be pleased to bar you call end leave your ordr and they will b promptly at tended to. Remember the place, opposite th Star Bakery. . Buckten't Arnica Salve. h Rjat SUlva in tilt arnrM tar Put Bruises, Sores, Jlctr, Salt Rheum, Fever nores, letter, Uiappert Hinds, Lhilulaina, Corn and all Skin Krnptiona, and positively cure rues, or no pay required, u ia guar anteed to give Mrfi.-t satisfaction, or money refuuded. Price 25 cents per box. For tale .by K It Luckey A Co '9ii. o. atitcft.it Good News! ii . Mud That "the Cheapest and AT THE I X L 75 cases of Dry from the great failure of PMTE & .C0 which we have -FOR CASH.-- tTLook and see a few of our prices: ' 22 yds'calico for; .$1 B0 1 doz napkin (pure linen) J;iv 13 yds bnUeachml niuslin . .. .... 1 On 1 dnz (jnod towel 7 14 yds unM:-acliod " .......... 1 00 0 ydsslnrting...; . .. ...;.Ai.V. 1 00 18yds crash'. 1 00A very pord corset..... .,,.,. . . fiO 12 yds dresH goods,.. 1 00 10 yds gingham :1 00 Come one come all an J. buy lots of those goods for, these prices. A good suit of mens' clothes for $8,00; Hats75 cents and upwards Bring your CASH along as you 'will mrehj get $10 worth of goods for the little sum of Sl.00. Remember the Cheap I X L Store, . Eugene City, Oregon. E.E.Luckey&Co DEALERS IN - ' :" DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Articles, Paints. Oils,V Brushes, Etc., Etc. We will keep a full assortment and sell at living fixture ' : ' PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT In hands of a competent druggist. . SUCCESSORS. Y To Luckey Bristowat ths old Ellsworth St ore. Pass books, ' butcher books, memo randums, ledgers, day books, etc., of all kinds. Ordrs taken for spcial size , - School and Miscellaneous Books, ; ' All the standard anthors ly the volume and is sets. Juvenilt books, Seaside and Waverly Library, Harpers Magazines, ete. f . ' Bible Depository For Lane County.-- W have been getting large slock of new goods and we. hive everything Found in a first-class Book fctore. v' We also have a full slock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS! McCORNACK & COLLIER. Successors to CALLISON. ' ' . ' Tax Notice. TOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEX THAT I will h t th usual place of tc tiiig at th TariiHM precinct in Lau County, Ore-nn, for th pcrpos of ivceiving taxes. fur th year 1884, from 10 o'clock a m to 4 o'clock p m of act) day, a follow: Willamette, We-lnwday Deceraoer 3, 1884 Mohawk, ThtmHay, 4, " Camp Creek, Friday, . ", " Spring-Beld, Saturday, . . " . 6, " lxng Tom, Monday, . , ' 8, " Richardson, Tuetiday, " 9, " Cheshire, Wednesday, . 10, " 8pencer, Thursday, ' " 11, " BiiuLw. Friday, " 12, " Coyote, 8atnnlar, " 13, " Pleasant Hill, Monday, " 15, " Fall t'reek, Tnemlay, " 16: " Middle Fork. W.ineday, M 17, Lost Valley, Thursday. " 18, " Crewwell, Friday, ' 19, M Inrin, Saturday, " 20, " Junction, Monday, " 22, " Cmtatf Grore, Tnedy, " 23, " Haul Dell, Wednesday, M 24, " McKenzi, Friday, " 25, " Florence, Saturday, " 27, , " South Eugene, Monday, " 29, " North Ku).en, Tneaiiay, " 30. " DR. L. F.JONES, Physician and Surgeon. TTTILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL ? f call day or nitfht. OFFICE-Up stair, in Hay' brick ; or can b. found at K R Luckey A Co' drug store. Office hour: 9 to 12 n, 1 U 4 p m. 6 to 8 r w junl-'tf New Barber Shop and Bath Rocms (On door North of Poet Office.) BATHS. 25 CENTS. EVERYTHING fitted np in th best of order. Kharins aad hair cutting don ia th most approrea order. JEBBY HORN, Prpprietw. fouttd Best place to buy your CHEAP Goods received. NEW I0EK purchased cheap SOIfFSSALE. : . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT by virtu of a writ of execution duly ixHued out of tha Circuit Court of the ?tte f Oietion, for the County of Lane, by th Clerk thereot and to m directed, mi to-wit J November 17, 1SS4, upon a judgment sad decree of frirecliMur rendered inKl 1'ourt Nr 3, 1884, in mit then tud there pend-lug-Til tavor of C V Washburn pltt, and sijaiii.t Jam Taylor sod Catheriue Taylor ileft', for tha turn of jSl.SO in U 8 gM cirii), and th farther lum of I73.0O att'y fee, snd for coat and disbursement qf iil ait, with interest on .aid judgment . (rem flute thereof at the rate -jf 10 per cent, per annum, and a decree for tii sal of the fob lowing described mortgaged prniiMs, to wit: 80 aere off of the north nd of E VV Kagley' and wife' donation lasd elaini. being olaim No 37, section 19 and 20, T 17, S R 6 W, in Lane Cuunty, Oregon, commanding me to sell all and singular the interest of said deft', in anil to aaiit 'premi se.. - Now, therefore, by firtu ol said writ of iecation, and to tify said judgment, accruing ifnt and expenses of sale, 1 will acll the bnv described premia. at 'public auction, to the highest bidder for cash ia hand, at the Court House door io Eogeoe City. I.ne County, Oregon, on Jfondmj, December S3, 1994, between the hour of 9 o'clock a m, smiU 4 o'clock p m of aid day. J. R. CAMPBELL Sherift Lan Co, Or. DM Nov 22, 1884. W. V. Henderson, S3 E3 TJ I J3 S?? tm y HAS RESUMED PRACTICE "ic in Hay' brick, WJOtf I M7 operati will b fint das and charr reasonable. . Old '.reu a wel a nw nm an lavtM to call. mm A l pit Ui