The Eugene City guard., June 27, 1885, Image 4

THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.'
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SATURDAY JUNK 27, 1835
Oregon Produce.
The Rural New Yorker, one of the
moot widely circulating agi icultural
papers in the United States, sent n
upecial reporter to New Orloans, wliuso
report are truthful and conftcrvutiv
in the extreme. The upace given to
Oreqon in its regular mention of states
is equal to that of Ohio and Missouri
combined, and is greater thnn that of
New Yor'c or Pennsylvania. The fo!
lowing is an extract: "The produc
Hons and industries of Urcgon ore
most happily shown, and many a visit
or has been crandly surprised by the
wonderful exhibit of this great Pncfii
State, especially in her soil products,
Her careful display shows high rank,
Wheat, without irrigation, yields CO
bushels per acre. The straw is six feet
high, heads six inches long. Oats
grow over seven foot, straw an inch
and a half around at the base, heads
sixteen inches long, yielding 126 bush
els per aero. Sixty-three grasses are
shown. Timothy, seven feet; Ken
tucky blue, (ive feet four inches; red
top, six foefc two inches, Oregon
takes second place to no other region
on the Pacific slope for fruit of any
' kind, and her prosont winnings in I for
ticultural hall bear out the claim. The
vegetables shown aro of immense pra
portions. A rutabaga wnighs 58
pounds; a turnip 89; a head of cabbago
41, a potato 8; onions measure 17
radishes 13 J long, 10 inohes around
carrots 32 long, 17 around, and so on,
There are excellent wool lloecos, and
manufactured woolens. The great sal
won industry is wt-11 displayed in cans.
nd alivo m tanks. I ho mineral co
lection includes many dim specimens of
all leading ores; and the entire Statu
cxhiwS is one of special merit.
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Hereafter the paper on which the
national bank notes and Certificates
le printed will bo of bank noto quality.
with a single blue silk thread running
thro tgli each note or certificate. Si mi
lar paper, with one or more bluo silk
throads, will be used for other Govern
went obligations, except checks, drafts
and stamps. Chocks and drafts aro t
bo printed on the same kind of paper,
with oilhcr'bluo silk threads or a wa
ter mark, as tho Treasurer of the
United States may decide. Hereafter,
also, tho find seal will be placed on the
notes under the direction and in tho
office-of tlm Treasurer, instead of at
tho Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, it being regarded as indispensable
that this imprint should not bo made
in the building whuro tho eecuritios are
executed. The changes were recom
mended by the report of tho comnu's
sion which has been invo8Li-ating these
matters, and its report was approved
iy (secretary Manning.
Tho Republican organs throughout
the Stat' aro clamoring for an extra
Bossion of tho State Legislature this
Fall far the purpose of electing a U
S. Senator. They do uot seem to take
into consideration the expense that
would necessarily ensue, nor do they
Boom to care. Tim people and tho tax
payers generally aro opposed to such i
course, but if uov. Moody wishes to
force such an issue- to tho front, let
him do so. Tlit Juno election will
thereafter be hold and the Governor
would Gnd that tho extra session was
a whito elephant for tho Republican
party. Tho times are hard, and mon
. ey was never scarcer, business is de
pressed, and yot, in such a time, tho
Governor is asked to still further bur
don tho people. Furthermore, if he
calls an extra session, let him bo a can
didato, and ho will learn tho views of
the voters on this point. They will
speak through the ballot box with no
uncertain tone.
By tho first of next month, says
Tittsburg dispatch, every iron and
stool mill of Pittsburg and vicinity,
with oiiq exception, m ill be using nat
ural gas as fuel This will reduce con
sumption of coal in that place, of over
33,258,000 bushels por annum, or ono-
Bevonth of tho yoarly output of the re
gion tributary to Pittsburg. While
this is a big saving to the manufactur
era, it throw out of employment thous
ands of laboring men.
S, IX Pctingill has taken charge of
the Portland Standard, Mr. A. Noltner
retiring. Mr. Noltner has published
the Standard for nearly ten years, and
lias accumulated but little money in all
that time and for all bis labor. He
was deserving of better success. The
new editor, Mr, Pctingill, is a true
Domocrat and an able writer, and
should le liberally supported by tho
Democracy of Oregon. We wish him
success financially and otherwise.
Tlinextc-iitoniigrWHl,oPp.rp!a8ue
ii Culiforuia may ho (,allWcl from an
Mtract fro(1, ft C(tlifo,,lia IJftpfir; ,.Jt
i not often that grawlitippprs uro gath-
ered by the ton, but tuch was the caso
at the Ntitonm vineyard, near Foboni,
a few days since. The 'hoppers were
coming in full force toward the vine
yard, when it was at once decided to
make a determined cflbrt to drive them
oil and protect the valuable crop from
total ruin, which would have been the
case had no attention been paid to the
matter. Water was turned full into
the ditches running through tho place,
and all hands turned out to beat the
bushes and drive the 'jumpers' into th?
water. They (lew in myriads before
the drivers, lighting in the water,
where they woro drowned and washed
down against the screens. In this way
over 185 grain sacks were filled, and
the lot weighed fifteen tons. In num
ber they were estimated at 60,000,000.
The cost of cleaning them out was
$3,000, as it took a large number of
men and considerable- time to chase
them, but it saved a very valuable crop
of grapes and fruit. This extensive
vineyard and orchard extends for miles
on each sidu of the railroad above Fob
som, there being over 2,000 acres in
vines and 500 in orchard."
Tho real colloquial acquisition of any
foreign tongue is stated by Dr. Wolshe
in a recent work on .lin Linguistio Fac
ulty to bo extremely rare. He thinks
it next to impossible for a man to Irani
to sneak his own and even onn other
language, so as to speak both of them
with a proper intonation, inflection, v
cal ring, pronunciation, accent and flu
ency, and finally, so well as to be a'
to translate from cither language into
the other with correct phraseology,
word collocation, and idiom an epigra
matio article on the topics of the clay
and a serious disquisition on a prob
lem of art or literature. Apart from
the mental qualifications which must
b united in one individual to enable
him to really master a foreign tongue,
there are many of a physical character
which evidently can be but very rarely
overcome
Tho oldest paper in the world, the
Peking Gizette, has lately taken
new lease of life. Established in th
year 'JIl, the ruking liazette, has
been published regularly sinco 1351
Under tho arrangements three editions
are published. Tho first, the King
Faou, printed upon yellow paper, con
stitutes tho official gazette of the mid
die kingdom, tho second, the Haiti
Paou (commercial journal), also print
ed upon yellow shoots, contains infor
mation interesting to the trading coin
munity, while tlm third the Titan
Paou (provincial gazette), printed upon
red paper, consists of extracts from the
other two editions. Tho total ciriula
tion of tho three issues is 15,000 cop
ies. I lie editorship is conmlcd to a
committee of six members of tho Acad
omy of Han Lin.
Tho Latin text is being generally
adopted throughout Germany. A sc
cinty exists largely composed of scion
tide and literary men, who advocate
its use. No money contributions are
exacted. The members simply agree
to adopt tho L'ltin typo in printing
their own works, and to encourage its
adoption by their friends. It is pro
posed to abstain for tho present fron
any definito regulation as to orthogra
phy and a particular form of type, but
to do with capital letters, except at the
beginning of sentences and for proper
nouns.
Little Baron Magri, brother of
tho Count Magri, to whom tho widow
of Tom Thumb was lately married, has
beon oreited for being a giy deceiver.
T 1 . t ft. I m
ie is accused or. wing mo laihcr ot a
child in New York, while ho has a
wife and tlireo children awaiting his
return in Bologna, Italy. Tho baron
is but 31 inches tall, and weighs but
49 pounds. If he wero six feet high
with tho samo amount of badness to
tho pound that he is claimed to have
ately exhibited, ho would undoubtedly
ie the wickedest man in tho world.
It is said that the grandson of Goe
the who recently died, possessed a Hum
ber of the foet's writings, which rr
mam unpublished. It is probable that
they will now see the light
Ihe East Indian wheat crop is re
ported to promiso less this year, tho area
under cultivation in nearly every prov
ince lein, gretly reduced, as com
pared with lost year,
A scientist thinks that ho has dis
covered that the Garden of Eden was
situated at tho North Pole. In that
cose it wnnhl La !
where the fig leaves came from.
Gov. Whitenker took possession of
of the office of collector of internal rev
enue for this district on the 22d ins.
The cleiks, with one exception were
removed md good Democrats installed
in their places. Of Gov. Whitcaker's
succeKS in managing this office, there
can 1)0 no doubt, as lie has already suc
ceeded admirably before in 'an execu
tive office.
The New York World says that
Blaino will bo the Repub'ican candi
date four years hence. Other papers,
however, hold different views.
To Build the Oregon Branch.
New Yoit, June 21. The Tout' financial
article sayi: The Central Pacific company has
applied to the stock exchange to list 5,000.000
in bonds of $1,000,000 each, bearing date of
June 1, 1885, payablo June 1, 1915. The bond
bear 6 por cent interest. The holders have
the privilege, in the meantime, of converting
the in into capital stock eight years from date.
No such conversion will be made, however, at
less than 50 per cent of par value. Applica
tion in made to lint the bonds in order that the
floating debt may be funded as font as possible,
and alxo that the Oregon branch may be com
pleted to a junction with the Oregon and Cali
fornia road, so as to form a continuous line
from San Francisco to Portland.
Another bootblack in town. V
Geo Thurston, of Portland, was in town
this week.
Eugone Engine Co. No. will drill this even
ing at 7:30 P. M.
The contract fur rebuilding a pier ot the
Hayden bridge will be let by J, M. Spores,
Superintendent, July 9th.
Syrup of Figs,
Manufactured only by the California Fig Svnip
Co, Han Francisco. Cal, in Nature's Own True
Laxative. This oleaxant liquid fruit remedy
iiiiy be had of W 8 Lee, agent, Junction, or
F M Wilkin, agent, Eugene City, at .fifty
cent or one dollar per bottle. It is the most
plcaxunt, prompt and effective remedy known,
to clcansu the system; to act on the Liver, Kid
neys and Rowels gently yet thoroughly; to dis
pel Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to cure Con
stipation, Indigestion and kindred ills.
That Rarest of Combinations,
True delicacy of flavor with truo efficacy of
action, has been attained in the famous Cali
fornia liquid fruit retnedy Syrim of Figs. Its
pleasant taste and beneficial effects have ren
dered it immensely popular. For Bale by W S
l.ee, agent Junction, or F M Wilkina, aent
Eugene City.
D. D. D.
Feeling sure of the unquestionable virtue
and absolute curative qualities of I)u Haven's
Dyspepsia Cure, we oiler free of charge sam
ple bottles and circulars to all who are
troubled with Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach, Flatulency, Sick Head.icho or any
form ot ntoninch Insorriuia. llio remedy
oontains no alcohol, is compounded upon
strictly scientilio principles, and never fails
to effect a cute. A trial will convince the
most doubtful of its wonderful effect . Sam
pie bottles free at Oaburu & Cos drug store,
Lumber.
Messrs Stearns & I'attie, of tho Mohawk
Mills, would respectfully invite the attention
of tlioso needing Lumber or Sbingtes to their
new yard established on the corner of if
lamette and Eleventh streetx. All kinds o!
lre-sed or rough lumber delivered at the lowest
rates. C all and get eittimntex.
E. J. McCi.aimhan, Agt.
Notice.
Iluving told my entire stock of Furuituie
and Undertakers goods to M S Wallis, all
thoso indebted to me will find their accounts
placed in the hands of Gen S Washburne for
collection, l ou wilt nleaso settle at once as
my uusineu must bo closed.
J. R. Ream.
Hre.
All persons indebted to R V Whinnle k
Pro's, either by note or bonk account will
please call and settle the same. Our store
ii burned and we mint collect the niouev
IIUU us.
K. W. WmrrLK 4 Bitos.
Cottage Grove, Feb 25, 1883.
Buy Hayward haud grenade.
For good dentist! y go to Taylor A Eborly.
The highest cash trice will be rwid for wheal
k.. v 11 n...... "
Phti)jrapln finished ucatlv and artia
... . n. Z u" it
iicauy at tt inior a.
A Hue line of silk plushes in all shades
and grades at F U Duuu s.
Oshurn mowers can 1ms imrchased at tl
store if I'ritchett & Forkner for SS0.
Tho best candies and oranireg can alwavs
oo lounu at r. isaum conlectiouery (tore,
Ice cream, soda water and lemonade at E
Baum's, one door north of the St Charles
Hotel.
The Guam) does all kinds of lob urititint?
crcaper mail any other ollioe in Lane conn-
ty. lull and get estimates.
If you are in want of agricultural machin
ery of any kind, remoiubor that Mr J M
llendricka keeps a full assortment.
MrS H Friendly will pay tho hichest
3asn marnoi price tor wheat. Give him
all before Belling your i-raiu elsewhere.
K Panin sells tho best cigir and tobacco
ever tillered for sale in Eiine. Cigars from
5 oti to '.'." cts apiece, and all pure II avsnna
Money is Scarce,
And the way to save money is to buy where
you can uuy
The Cheapest.
1 will sell
Groceries,
Glass Ware,
Wood and
Willow Ware.
Cheaper than anyone iu Eugene for CASH
If you dou't believe it call and examine my
UUU1I3 A.U PRICES.
I lT cah for Country rnxbuvi. Ii;.l. .nj
Fur.
A. tiOl.lKHITII.
ah Urerer.
Ceoda delivered free tt any jart of the city.
SIR WALTER.
The highly bred trotting sUllion.Hir Walter,
jet black, 10 hands high, weight 1300 pounds.
His carriage Is styMi ar.d lie has u record of
2:35. Has trotted in S:J and on the day after
making the record of 2:35 won the two mile
and repeat race.
He is a direct descendant of Imported Mos
senge, the renowned sire of the greatest trot
ters. His co!ts are much sought after and
command the highest pries.
Sir Walter was sired by Marion, he by Mam
brino Chief, he by Mainbrino Paymaster, he
by Mambrino, he by imported Meneng: r.
Dam: Long Inland black Hawk mare, she
by Andrew Jackson,' he by Bashaw, he by
Grand Bashaw.
First Dbih: Sally Miller, she by Membriuo,
son of old iuqwrted Messenger.
He will make the season of 1895 at Eugene
City.
TO THE BREEDERS.
Hero is a horse bred in the vein and im
ported from Kentucky for the purpone of im
proving the stock in tins State. I have placed
his stud fee at half the price asked for horses
not his equal.
Terms $15 the season; with the privilege of
returning the mare next year if she proves not
with foul this year.
No responsibility assumed for accidtnt
Mares pastured. O. W. GlU.
GREAT NORTHWESTERN REMEDY.
Thoss who work early anil late need a whole
some reliable Medians like Pki'ndkr's Orkuon
lll.oon Fuiumn. As a remedy and preventa
tive of diseases it can not be beat. It checks
Rheumatism and Malaria, relieves Constipa
tion, Dyspepsia and Billiousness, and puts
fresh energy into the system by making New,
Rich Blood. All Druggists and Dealers keep
it 51.00 bottles, 6 for W.00. a 'ni3
1776.
1885.
gran:
Of the 100th Anniversary
of American Indepen
dence at
II MAM A II
upns
CN SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1885.
A Salute of 39 Guns
at Sunrise.
Officers of the Day:
President.... HON. A. G. 1IOVEY.
Vice Presidents HONS. E. P.
COLEMAN, RODNEY SCOTT,
ALLEN liOND, T. A. MILL
IOHN, W. J. J.
SCOTT.
Orator. . . Judue Geo, S. Washburne.
Header T. G. Ji'dkixs.
Chaplain Hev. E. It. Geary.
Grand Marshal F. W. Osiiurn.
Aids S. 1). Eakix, Jr., and St.
John Skinner.
Order of Procession
(The procession will form at the Court House
at 10 a m, and march to the corner of Oak and
Ninth streets, thence to ulamette, thence to
Fifth, thence to the grove near the Eugene
Mills.
Order ot Exercises,
1 Music by the Band.
2 Prayer by Chnpl tin.
3 Music by the Hand.
4 -Beading of Declaration of Independence.
r-Mii8ic by the Band.
(1-Oration.
7 Music by the Band,
BASKET DINXEll AT THE G110VE.
Baby Show,
At the Court House at 3 o'clock sharp. $5.00
prize each t the handsomest hoy and
girl babies under one year of age.
Drill.
Firemons drill at 4 o'clock p. ni.
Class Ball Shooting:
At 2 o'clock p. m. First prize $10; 2d prize
$."; 3d prize, .$2.50.
.JYw Utiles at 6 P.M....
Wheel Barrow and Sacki ltace and Boso Ball
l.outent during the day.
Crand display of
FIREWOBKS
iu tho evening.
FircmensBall
Under the auspices of tho E. 11. and Co, Xo 1.
REDUCED RAILROAD FARE.
Arrangements have been made with tha O.
and C It li, 'Jo. for reduced rates of fare.
I X. ROXEY,
J. M. AlUiAMS,
11. C. HI-M I'll KEY,
It. M. DAY,
E. J. McCLAXAHAX,
Committee,
Dr. T. W. Shclton.
physician and Surgeon.
KOOMS-At Mrs. J. IX. Underwood.
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
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THE CHEAP I.
WE, US
Buy more goods in the year than any other house in Eugene
WE, US
Sell more goods ana at lower
ji.i
WE, US
Mark every article in our lin3
WE, US
Must sfill 81.0.000 worth of coeds within the next sivf-r
regardless
AVE, US
Will near
in..1. . - rti.rl i nmair rt
"jlc jjUuua an aj .ucitijuuusu uii xilllcl ICan DCn.
pie can wear new clothes on the Fourth of July.
WE, US
Invite everybody to call ami see
We, Us ivr
ILu
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
BUY THE BEST
rranK iros. implement uompany,
-DEALERS IX-
FARM , AND MILL i&OKiEHY,
Walter A. oods Uinunrs,, Walter A. Woods' Clmm 1'i.k.' Il-ip.-rs, Walter
A. Woods' Sweep Enke lteapnrs, Walter A. Woods' Enrl... d (I, ur Mnwer
Gaar, Scntt it Co's Separators, Gaar, Scott k Go's Plain and Tiv.uiion Hugin
Coates' Lock Lever Hay Itako. Also a full line of farm iinu-liiiicry. Write
for Catalogue. Address either
PRAM BR0S.IMPI.C0., Portland., Ore.. or J. K. EERDR1CK3. Ageit, Ecgeiq City, On
-DEALERS IX
Hardware and all kinds of Agri
cultural Implements.
STOllE-Oii Willamette Street, opposite" Guard" Office
fitness
Fine Harness
J. H.
Eight Street, -
E. E Luckey &Co
"-DEALERS IN.
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 Ivclcy J- Brisicw at the old Ellsworth Store.
Dr. Vanmonciscar
LATK OF NEW YORK, XOW LOCATED
ln.i.Sl 11UK1) MKETIOX
XEll OF AI.DKlt, rOKTLAND.
OKKUOX.
DR. Q. VAX IS THE MOST SUCCESS
"l I'Ung and Throat Doctor in America.
Ho will tell vou vour trouhla without nL ii... .
single qtlnition, and WARRANT a permanent
T. KS m the loi'owinj dipewes: Xer-
V"S. lability, Spermntorrhoea, Sem
inal Losses. S.viml 1W. I,'il:....
jjjbm, .-v-.uuieu i.'eveicipment.
Lack of Energy, Ininerished Rloo.1, 1'inipleH
IimiediraenU to Marrin-e; also, Hlood and
Jkin Disease, Syphilis Eruptions, JIuir Fai.
ing.Bone I'ains.Swellinfs, Sore Throat.Mouth.
lonuue. L leers. Effect of Umn ti.i .
ml lSUdder Troubles, Weak Rack, ' Unminl'
L nne. Incontinence, Gonorrhira, Gleet, Stnct
u received searching treatment, prompt
relief and cure, for life, without hindrance to
businertu 1101H SEXES consult mnfidenti
ally. , If in tn)iih: call or write. Delavi are
dangerous. Consultation, pemonally, or bv
letter, free. Consult the old Doctor. Thou
sands cured Oitice and parlors private. Yon
eenoonebut the Doctor. B.fore confidir.e
your cre consult Dr. Q. Van. A friendlf
le.ter or call may aave futre ,fferirl3 and
sharue, and add golden yr to life. Medicines
h.Ty, T,CXlnlT'lm OHic
noim, 8 U 8. Terms of treatmmt, itrictly
I L. STORE
& CO.
& CO.
prices man any house in Euge
.i i
& CO.
away down to bed-rock priC6
& CO.
of cost. '
& CO.
i.-l'.'l .Ail ,v oil A n .
& CO.
for themselves, and vou can fin,t
Uo. at the
13 "37 Q 23,
AND BE HAPPY!
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Made to Order,
Klem,
- - Eugene City.
Lumter.
Is running and will run all
Summer.
Bills filled at short
notice.
James C. Goodale,
Proprietor.
Orders can be left for the Cobr.re law bOI
at the store of Mcl'lun k Johnson
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Jsburg Saw Mil