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"TKE 'EUGENE CITY- GUARD.
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lie frtilddi'i lcu3;c.
la the pat twenty four years no
'stronger message h lieen presented lo
"Congress tln that of President Cleve
'land la Tueiday. The President has
jron with hit promotion, it would
"seem, -for hile we notice the same
'power and point of statement, the same
'careful attention to the minutiae of
the Government, and the sterling love
of honekty and justice which was always
present in his messages as Mayor and
Governor, this message is stronger,
'ifcler and more thorough than has ever
lefore'fiowrd from his pen. In every
part it'Uari the stamp an J personality
of the President. The fairness which
he displays in reviewing the opinions
of those w ho differ froia hini is no less
rercarkahle than his powerful argu
ments comUtting their statements.
There is do great public question that
the President does not discuss, and in
"tjo case dot he shirk and dodge the
'issues or trim tf avoid public censure.
'His views on most all puUic qcestions
leing stated, are now before the
American people for their cenure or
approval It would take columns to
review th message, ut it fl enough to
aay that it is a treasury of Democratic
arguments. Of course it will not
please the Republican party, hut the
Republicans now object to everything
and all reforms. It is to be expected
of them. We print the message in a
supplement, and every person shculd
.read it carefu'ly.
A Vahiugton special to the St.
Paul Globe says that certain news-
' papers that are published in the inter.
est of land thieves are induttnously
disseminating the idea that the land
office has entirely suspended the isue
of patents. The tnth is that the
recording division of the general office
is worked harder than it ever mas
before, . and in the hope of reducing
tk aec nmulated arreara!reft. Coinmia
aioner Sparks has transferred to that
divUion clerks from other divisions.
Hitherto the land office has never issued
more than 50,000 to 60,000 a year
It is now issuing 6,0 a month, or at
the rate of 72.000 a year. What the
commiwioner did was to suspend the is
sue of patents to certain classes of claim
niwiuvnum mm Ulllll Claim
cause the reports of special agent put
into the Geld by Republican com mis
' sioners showed that of all the entries
of the classes and in the area referred
to, from 79 to 92 per cent were fraudu
lent, the) greater part of tne frauds
having been procured by wealthy
cattle-raising companies, many of them
composed o foreigners, who sought to
acquire ownership of land which con
. rest had reserved for individual set
tiers who must be American citizens
or persons ho intend to become such.
"The temporary aithholduig of patents
works no inconvenience to the great
Majority of homesteaders. It does not
effect them at all, unless they want to
aell, and Tery few of them want to sell,
except those who make their entries
not for settlement but for' speculation,
and such entries are fraudulent.
Mrs, Hendricks is left in comforta
ble circumstances. She has hera-lfj
largely taken charge of the private
Tuinea affairs cf her husband, and
itas managed them with aignal success
"uiuch letter," the Vice-President uwd
to aay, "than I could have dons my
elf." The residence where Mr. Hen
dricks died, in Indianapolis, is worth
110,000, and he had other property in
ihe city valued, all told, at alout f GO,
00. His life was also insured iu a
considerable sunt.
During hot political contest in
Georgia, circua waa lulled toatrike
the towi tie daj following the elec
tion. Thai av TvjeA aa ntua! r
ciaoaatr.ck.aiiowof th-An.eat;nff-
JewrorJuaeIef ma toaewrej"1 h" nun,,,c" ,mon "
lhirt. Ati.aaUtkket.'tUdenUnnUlivMcf thirtJ fi'e
wen. lo.SU,Mi tke daj cf theSUt. fUr ,erritori
eWtion.Uckrt wU -ivea l0 ah j cou"tnwt
akrkAy, cr Ki maa eilW. that waaj Conrv convened in Wa-shinjton
riuing to oer Kind rot atwrdinz
lj. The cirrwt carried Ue day.
The kHanafactare cf bi'.d wl l.y
the Betwenier prrerM few, it ia aaid.
Wo ao CTealljr Jdaol in eo ia
England that ateel ahipa and iron ahipa ,
of the MUM c!sa hare come tw I J
offered at preci!w4y the aame pri
Th ponibility, it ia refltarked, arWa I
largely from the wellnnleratood fact!
that a at eel ahip cf .girea rmslh lerop 10 'MW3tS tuheta lJ
an be mad
of much
Jijhter eijt,t
than iron.
Alfonao waa 2S. Euiprror Wiliiam
hCS. The good do not aJwayadi
JOOCg, ,
lilTtr Caioase li Europe.
The official Trtu.ns of coinsge of
silver 1n European countries contains
some information that is of importance
to this errantry. The countries of the
Latin unidn, which has been regarded
as tint reat stand by of 'the silver
cause, coined no silver at all last year,
which was also the ca with Portugal,
Denmirk and Noray. Great Briuin
coined silver In the aime year to the
amouut of (3,292,000; Germany to the
amount of $120,"' 0; Sweeden, $134,
441; Spain, (5,9072n; Auhtna, a
silver county, f3.C53.3o0, of which
a a .w
nearly liait was in "Levaniiiie trade
dollw," and RusMa, f 1.233.850. The
total silver coinage cf Europe last year
was but slightly more than half the
minimum that the. United States treas
ury must coin while the present law
stand. It was osM-rted at the rtaxsase
of that act that the example of the
United States would bring Lurope lo
the general coinage of silver. The
actual facts show that the governments
of that country are entirely willing that
the Uniud Slates treasury shall load
itself down with all the silver coinage
it can turn out.
Every newspaper in the land re
gardless of politic --pays tribute to the
honesty and purity of the life of the
late Vics-President Hendricks. All
acknowledge his courtly lirarirg in his
intercourse with men, hi kindness of
heart, his unwavering fidelity to prin
ciple ar.d his devotion to his friends.
And where is the man in public life
who can leave a better record?
The State of Nevada unwitting
ly did a good thing when it enacted a
l.iw impoxinj a fine upon any man who
"treated"-that is, asked a friend to
drink. No'ody ever paid the alighteht
attention to it. The- firm determina
tion of everyod to do as he phoned
in this matter most have overwhelmed
the Legislature of Nevada with a blaze
of lijjlit in regard lo sumptuary mat
ters.
It is repcrted that Mr. Blaine said
just iitore tre election in ie Xorlc a
few weeks that the fate ol ths
Republican party depended on th
result. In that case, we may regard
the gianJ old party as having gone into
liquidation. Its only asset, however.
is a bloody shirt
As General Sherman has the papers
in repard to General Grant and Presi
dent Johnsons differences, it is not
....rwM-.n. mim vmuenti Aiierulan may
lw in possession of the documents re-
latins; to the assault on William Pat
terson.
uui oi o ioiieciors ot Int "ns
Revenuo in the United StaUa, only su
are now left to tell the Republican
tale, It is more to the n at it
now costs one million less to collect the
revenue than it did a year a-rn.
. .a
An unusual NCene at a funeral at
Jefjersonvilln, Ind., a the pn-sence
of 600 conric-ts f.)lloin tll hearse
-. I. i i i wi
mi iocKea sie . ine (leo-ati ax
one of their comrades, almost an octo
genarian and the harJest caso ainons
them.
Senator Dolph has introduced a bill
to facilitate land grabbing, though that
is not the exact title. It proposes to
give 640 acres of "desert" or "moun
taut land to each person, capable of
making pre emption entry.
anderbilt, the HW millionaire, is
dead. His good deeds were written in
water, as no one ever heard of them.
He was an ordinary man, endowed with
the almighty dollar, which be religiously
kept
The Vandcrbilu keep their Iwnds,
atocks, diamond and gold and silver
plate iu a steel box, four feet lonjj by
eighteen inches broad, thut is set in the
wall of th vault in the Lincolu Nat
ional Unk, New Ynrk.
Th" tn"u1 Y cUlogus show,
list Monda. Hon J G drlul. a'r.. R'.tr-,.i ...
elected Speaker of the House, and John
Sherman President fro Ura cf the
Senate.
Mr. GlaJuone haa l-n re-elected to
lie honv cf coninona in the MiJ.oihian
district of Jvotlatid ly rote of 7,879,
luH fnr hi tory oppouenL
tUn ttJrw "
hite 11 or.
The total ra!ce of the iravle of InJia
eeeedi f ii0.000.000 annually.
Senator Edaiuuda' ea-iij is rati
tuatrd at VxA aalllion.
Bay forward hand grenadas.
For food dentutiy go to Taylor Eberly.
Tha tl,'hrt ma prio will U paii fur wbaat
by F b Ltaoa. )
A.k your drusjut for a packag pi Omoi
Kidney Tea.
Itiatflgraphs finished neatly and artia
tically at Winter's.
A fiat lias of silk plushes is 1 shade
and grade at F B Dunn', (
The beat eamliet and or jra etn always
b foand at E Bmiu' coufoctinot rjr atom.
If yns art ia want o agricaharU machin
ery nt any kiud, remember that Mr M
Hendricks keep a full aaaortment.
MrS H Friendly will pay tte higheit
oath nurket price for wheat. O re him 'a
call before telling yhur yrain tUenbtre,
Fit a MAasrt. Mr J P DitchWn ha jrfkt
Urte t a 6h mu-ket ia thia city oa Ninth
Street, cfpniu Day & I'rttt'i bUrkmiith
hop. He will kp cotKtantljr oq hand all
klBua ol n-h. oyiters cUmi, peiiltry and
rme,et& Ine pnpU abuold givetlie griiU
BMirJ up(Rirt. l
Sheriffs Sale.
rOTICR IS HEREBY MVTS TIaT
by virtoe of a writ f exeviioa daly
iwaed oat uf the Circuit Cnort f the State
i-f Orvg in fur Lane oonniy by th e'erk
thereof ail to me tlirecte-l on to wit. e
Vrinber IX ISS3, Ouoa a jodirmeot and de
cree of foreclueure rendered in ui.l conrt.
November 5th, 1SS3, in a anife then and
titer pending wherein the Krd U &n-
mutHHier lr the eale ot Schml IatxU ana
the Muitijement uf the OmavNt Svhonl
Fond til plff, and Benjinin Cs and
Jee ( defendatiU in favnrof aaid plain
tiff awl agint said Benjamin C.n defend
ant for th nil tif $l49MwitH interest
th-reon fnm date uf judgment at the rat
f 8 per cent per initom and attorney
fee and cK ami dubar-rmenU ami Uk the
ferechture and ule of the m-irtgatred prem
ied hrreiiiaftcr dtxorilied aid defendant
Jeaae Cox in Mid ruit then aid there pend
ing rewvered joduient aainit the aaid de
fendant benjamin Cx for the mm
with intervet thereon fmm dite of janfrrf nt
at th rat of 10 per cent pr anuarn. toO
attorney fee, coat and diiborteineiiU, and a
decree lr sale and taechB nf the follow-
in deacribed real protwrti to it: . The
S 1 2 of the S E I 4 oi tee 2i and E 12
8 W 14. and W 1 2 of 8 K I A, and S W
14 of N F. 14. and S E 1 4 -f X W 14, of
-ttioa 27 all in T 13 S. R 9 W, containing
3.0 a-r in Lane county, Orre-m. The
ii-ncer.il of auch aale to le applitil: Fint
to the payment of the juigment of plain
till herein and oeU an ditbnraemenU
and expenea of aale; and eecond
ti the judgment Of said defendant Jeaae
Cx. I
Now therefore, to aatiaft id judementi,
attoney fee. cta ind tiaHbrteineuta and
aivroiim aU and etpeinei of aale, I will
kt!l the above rie-cribed m-rtgatM premie
at public auction to the hylirt bidder for
rah in hand at the Court Hon door in
F.nMie City. Lane coanty, Offton, n
Monday, Oeermbrr 21st, 1SS5,
it th bour of 2 o'clock P M of -aid day.
- . CAMPKEI.L.
Sheri Ijh- i ouuty Urrjju.
Dated Nov V 1
PENGRA, WHEELER & CO.,
Springfield, Oregon:
Call attention to THE FACT that they have
added a full line of staple
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
and Grdceri3S.
to thir stock of merchandise in the store, and to
THE FACT that they offer the same at prices de
signed to shorten the long face and smooth the
wrinkled brow of the most exacting Grange - .hat
ever smashed a clod 6r whacked a steer.
Also to The Fact
That their CloHin-; Out Sale of CLOTlllXG ai.rf FANCY GOODS cf all
kind contiuuea at pricea lower than the
M Cost! Beldid Cost!! Regardless of Cbst.'li
-T.E H MSCA SH
Cash paid for wheat delirered at th Springfe'd mill
BLANKETS,
OYE.RO
FROM
BROWNSVILLE
Good sold at our
the same price
Graj Blanket Cwl raise,
$150 per fir.
f I.W per pail".
Gray, Rl, limwn or Eiue Blankets
All Wool, $150 per pair.
OVERCOATS.
We are closing out this line, arid as wc have a large
stock on ha nd will offer specia I inducements-
i 1 a
Boys A!! WJ Orercoa'j.5 to ll
years-i6.00
Boys Al! Wool OreronaU, 10 to K
reara-fr.00 to W.00.
Complete line cf Furnishing Goods, Hats, Etc-, Etc
DroTrnsTiHc Clothing Hons.
RIIIXEIIART-S THEATER
II. A, C. MINSTKELS!
Ia a proKTmram of refined mi&itreky,
See
the oamee:
Ktlttr m4 k'tlh,
St7(f ttugmn,
Sugtn Sldt,
V Milt,
Jarrqr Mathngi
Wm Satlrr.
ltd 7Vfr.
tif Mark,
Cf Marri:
Eillr J't. M ,
itkar4 HjrlfJ.
And the rail II. A. C. Baud!
POPCLiR PRICES, 73 and 50 cent. Re
served eeat at Cnia ISro.
Grand
ViitilJan.l, 1886,
i propose to sell all
kinds of GOODS at
r RICES that will as
tonish all. If you are
in want of anything
in my line give me a
call and
PRICE GOODS.
itenlember I jneaii
eBusiness. This is a
Genuine Clearance
Sale.
lowest, IT FACT
'ATS,
THE
WOOLEN MILLS.
store in Eugene for
as at the mill.
Gray, Brown, Blue, Scarlet or White-
All Wool, 4 points, J7.0Q.
White, Scarlet, Cray, Broan, Etc,
All Wool. Extra Lare Family,
.50, 59.00, $10.00.
TTouDg Mena' All Wool Owcoat
tiaooto noa
Mens' All Wnol OTercna, former
rn mOO-$12.50.
S. MtiB.
DON'T. FAIL
To attend the Grand
Closing Out Sale
AT THE
IX L STORE!
EVERYTHING
Again at
M
BELOW
him
Are opening the largest and' finest
stock of HOLIDAY GOODS
ever brought to Eugene.
Beautiful Flush Goods in almost endless variety.
Albdnis, new styles, in plush, $2.50 and upwards.
In Silverware our stock is just immense.
Our hoiv cases are filled with the finest GOLD GOODS:
Gold watches, chains, broaches, gold sett, Diamond
l : .1 x-,.7V -., ?7-r j. j j t .
i i-iio, ovuu gun w i ten- 'uui, uuiis, pins, fur rings,
bracelets, cuff buttons, Etc., Etc.
On our shelves are vases, toilet setts, cuds and saucers:
figures, $c, in great variety
Dolls, doll cabs, childrens' dislies, tool chests and toiji
wit tout number-
Also music goods, art goods, pictures, picture frames',
work una hand baskets, Hakhels, hand purses, pocket
purses, and in fact, everything you want:
Call and examine, as we cannot
enumerate our Stook.
Come And See.
A large portion of these GOODS are on
consignment and MUST be sold by Jan 1;
Bankrupt Sale.
Having purchased
GROCERIES, ETC.
r. .1 j
iuriuuri ueiongmg lo
Osburn $
I now offer then: for
TW.
'ay. Down? Prices v
Give me a call and
You Can
Sara time aod mooej by eaCIa; oa
STERLING HILL
at Wttinff aia rnew jnor BWriptos fv
ewiueT. wT pattn aid plv-l!rf. U,
aim kerp a ejWt atcfc nf Mvuiun, in
Hulia.- I'rtturj, Hirp-'. Leli nc Ait tk-
Muam aaxl o.hera. la im ivrrihnj m
ally foond ia a lt caat mi 6Vpc4, P O BzV
MUST BE' SOLI
F
the Front.
aiul hew designs.
COST!
ALSO TrAvs.
the Bankrupt Stock of
at prices VERY LOW,'
Belshaw,
sale at
price the Goods.
J. L. PAGE.
CISSCLUTIOH KOTICL
OTICK IS ilKREBY GITKX THAT
tbe opurtBrr-biu beniwa eiiatirr
wtca CoiMira 4 Uckiutw 4-4xL
(SB is KiuBAf.
X"ir. 1SR5. tr tra liaxsBiw.
A. CARD-
To aS who ar miierinf frum the errcrt aad
iadiacrelicin of Tooth, nrrroaa veakneat, HT'
6tay, lnwof maoboo. 4t. I will anH a reciiw
thu will core , FKEE OF CHAKliE.
Tbia great mcttlf waa diaTTvl by a mia
marr ia Sooii AnK-rici. Srad aebF-ai
trmr4 rm.Y ye tn tit Kxr. Joura T. I5SU5,
3utni 1) Xw YA Oty.
Notice.
I will hr fnr aale, abrot Ser4 10. 1ST;'
W0 split critar feaoe at t St a
Cjari. Tb price will b $1J prr asa ri
JjlX C Uoutal
Ciivrsc Anwt SL
CWbcra nvrmm caa ba norKaml at the
ttort a rribctt I Farkscr far fl
i