The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, May 08, 1886, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CUBEHE CITY GUARD. Saturday. ,iMAY8, 1836. DEMOCRATICJTATE TICKET. For Governor, a f ENNOYEB, Of Multnomah. For CongrfM, f. L. DUTLER, Of folk. For Supremo Judge, R. 8. ST It AH AN, Of Linn. For Secretary of Statu, R. F. GIBBONS, Of Wasco. For Treasurer, GEORGE W. WEBB, Of Umatilla. For Statfl Printer, CHARLES NICKELL, OfJackscn. fof Silpt, Tultlic Instruction, J. R. N. BELL, Of Douglan. For Judge 2d Judicial District, JOHN BURNETT, Of Benton. For Fronecuting Attorney, J. W. HAMILTON, Of Douglas. DEMOCRATIC" COUNTY TICKET. For Senator, ItOBT. M. VKATCH. For IteprMentutivee, L. BILYEU, 8. 0. THOMPSON, C. K. IIALK, W. P. CHESHIRE. For Sheriff, J. B. CAMPBELL. For Clerk, BEN. F. D0RRI3. For Treasurer, J, J. WALTON, SR. For CoinmMcners, A. N. GREEN, GEO. DAY. For School Superintendent, R. A. W. PATTERSON. For AwmMor, CHAS. HUFFMAN. For Surveyor, DR. J. W. MA HON. For Coroner, DR. A. W. PR AT HER. . TU E SHTE Tl CI E t7 1'hfl men whoso names wo placi to d y tat the head of our columns, and who re olf'Ted for tho mifTraMM of th poo pin by tho Democratic Stats conven tion, are leprHsenlatives of every ele ment composing tlio Democratic party From tho top to tho liuttom of the tioket' thoro U to lack of ability, or toiiHsty, whatever elso may lio alleged ga'mst thent or their opinions, and if oloctod, they would govern iho State tttrteJlitmtly und without fear or favor, ViUiout tho oollnr of any corporation round their nocks, without (liithouesty and without ruling )y deputy. Tho ticket is oiih to inspire confi dence and awaken enthusiasm, and it ahould receive tho votH of every citi- tnn who wishes to escape from kt nns erahly tnenmpetoitt and monopolistic ring rule of past year. Ve sei k mil invito comparison hrt ween the noini nwi of the Democrat iu an I UepuMiean Mrtiea, for honesty und capability, without fear of the issue wu con ' liilenvly aaait tho result. Since the Presidential election tliir toon States have chosen ollicers of one aort or another. Of these Stutes ei-ht voted for Blaine and live for Cleveland. Of the eiht Blaine States, Colorulo, Iowa, Jlassachuselts, Ohio, Pennsyl vania and Rhode Island gave leas l u. ralily for State ollin-rs last year than for Blaine in 1884, Nebraska alone, alightly increasing her plurali'y. Tim other Blaiuo State, Michigan, changed a Republican plurality of 3,308 in 1881 to a Democtatio plurality of 29,031 in 1685. Of the Cleveland State, Kentucky, Martluul, New York and Virginia exceeded in 1883 their Democratic pluralities in 1884, while in MissisKippi the Democratic candidate were not opposd ui all. Tho vote of Coiiurvaxioiial districts in then States in 1883 kIiowh, l.y com, parison with the vote iu 1884, D-mn cratio gains of tleven and R ptidican gains of live district u net, D'nio, cratie gain of six Congressmen, which would increase tho pnwnt D"mncratic majority of 41 in the Hooka to A3, The throwing of dynamite loiiila in Chicago last uivlc wlwre'iy ten or fifteen policemen hwt tlieir liven should lie followed r-y the stoniest and nifiht thorough uieasuM in the view of tin la The prnpngatorn of murder, vio lence and incendiarism,' should not complain if their on remedy l meted out to them. It is ne.il N-ms to aay that the aociilists, who are respon. ihle for this dl, are in no way con Dotted with tho Knights of LaW. The Remington Anua Company, Jlion, N. Y., Ims failed for a million. It m a Mlriti.r tviettnriilirtll )iit-ri llriM - , - -. greatly hnnnrvd American l'Usinna via j The paper thai Mended art ludi' f week ao the Vcte to suspend the silver coinage with the vote for unlimited coinage oi auyr, should correct the Wellington Sunday Osxette on the political stutus of the" Vole. Altho'Jgh the llepuiiiicana are iti a decided minority iu the House, it will le seen that they furnish a heavy iminritv of the vote in each instance against silver. Of course, they should have the credit of their acnmvemi iiui, ui nlilinillirA AH a IIIQttlT of fact that the party which demonetized wlver isstillhosiiletoitg use as money u their votes mean aught, where they will do any good. The Gazette is uin impeachable auliionty, anu is one en il.u I..Ailinr miners of the nation. The following is the vote as announced ly the Gazette, and if it is incorrect ul.w d it iu no' eive the itemized vote l.y parties, which we asked for weeks ago, or admit your misuse: -uu im- n.ni on to susnellU t in Sliver cuuiagn i the uflirmative vote was 84 and ti e negative 2'Jl. Of tho former were cast by Democrats and 54 ly Rpu'li " . . . inn h cans, and of tlie 'alter were cas. l.v n..ni(irrntii and C3 V ReotiMicans. On the hill for tho five und Unlin Ited coinage of 80 cent mlvi-r dollars the aflirniative v.Ho was 120 and lh nega tive 103. Of the former 30 were cast hy RepuUienhs nod 00 hy Democrats, and of tho hitter 92 were cast hy R publicans iud 71 hy Democrats." 2.Mnr Vrv'u nroonsition for more inlinate coiilmerciul relations wilh South America hy means of reciprocity tri'iities. is slniplv a scheme of the man ufacturers tooliiain freo wool, as tho South American Suites are now Urn hw wnnl tiroducimr section in the world, and the article would then he admitted fr.-e of duly from those coun Australian wool would also he sent to tho Argentine Republic, and from there shipped to the united mates iu Ai-ootitine. wool. This is the devi ous and tortuous course of the Repub lican parly on Unit question, as en dorsed hy an organ in this county. They were not ignorant of these facts, tho wool grower may ho sure, when thuy favored the plan. . One. year of Democrat in iidminntra tiou hus dono more to rebuke political campaign liars than an avuluncliH of denials bv the accused oarty. It has convinced peoplo that tho rabble-rouser and stump orator is a reckless siaii' derer. who. for uartv cain and the hope of otlicial place, does not hesitate to charge Ins lust friend or nearest neigh bor with any or all crimes, if that friend or neighbor should happen to l itl'.-r from him in to!itics. This is the ------ t cruelty and barbarism of politics, of which so many good men complain, and because it is recognized as per frcily legitimate pmclice many men refuse to rincr an arena that only opens up to thniii a contest with abuse, viliti cation and slander. "Wha'd I tell y l" (milled Undo Abel Rimley, one of the pucni.sl Re publicans the Corners ever know, "lold ye Cleveland an' his crowd was i't til in run the country, didn't 1? I've been readiu' t'io papera pretty sharp th past yenr, an' all's I've seen is fourth cla-.s postmasters appointed. Didn t used to l so with us. Yh hod fust-class men or nothiu'. I tell ye the Democrats ain't lit." And the old m in shook his head sagely. Rockland, (Me) Cour ier. Secretary Whitney has inforued tho House that the cruisers Chicago, Bos ton and Atlanta can soon bo completed if the needed appropriations are mule. He says the two sddiiioiml . i.i . i cruisers can iio completed wiiniii two years from commencement, the larger gunboat within eighteen months ami the smaller within on year. lh construcirm ot urn vessels will be open to competition by prelim inary advertisement The Boston Journal rejoices liecause tho Massachusetts Republican State Committee has a "new and very neat sitfii, which has an air of business.' The last stroke of the committee's busi ness that has come to light was the a h nding of t8,0 0 to boy votes against General Butler. Tieusurer Stehbins made th" revelation, and was conw quently turned out of office, The new sign must mean that tho exposure hasn't injured the busines-s. An Atchison railroad ia.ni who has kept record for the past sev. iite.-n yeels finds that the Sta has htd a blir.xrd heavy snow r, acvnmpnrind by wind every fifth year. His record also shown that during Janusry and Feb ruary the weather may Im expected to changH rverv three dys. G'"oriji Gin-ham declare that Mr. James G. Blaine wns the most potent enemy t the. Republican parly's reini struct ion policy. As proof of this as sertion Mr. G'Mham cite ih.- fact that Mr Blaine was, in 1880, the chow-o lender of tho defamera of General Cram 1 They are to have mi iron torr9S4 fi-el high on the grounds of the coming Paris irleriitinal exhibition, li is tt cost $1,000,000, and, as it is to I supported on four pillars instead of a (le.lestal, it will prolby get on feet sooner than the BaethoIJi sutue. Canadians are l-imiin to worry ot-r their lisa of forest. In the m r thickly settled part of Outario only 10 per cent r f wood Und remains, and w.lls must now he dun to tin depth of ... Kfiy f..i w!i.-re for in-rlv water President Cleveland takes up the lalsDr question with hia customary dl redness and energy, and makes aome practical and excellent suggestions to Congress, recommending the appoints rtietlt of a lioard of arbitration consist ing of oflicrsof tho Federal Govern uient. He rightly :ontends that the influence of audi a Iward would be of Incalculable IteneHt, even if it had not the authority to enforco its decisions. Arbitration is the only remedy for the disorders which now paralyze the busi ness community in various parts of the country, ond the sound recommenda tions of the President should receive due attention. The Ameer of Bokhara died in the hands of six doctors ami sis oslrolo gers. The doctors charge tile1 melan choly event on the astrologers and the astrologers thank their stars that they are not responsible like the t'octors. Hut lietween the aiara. ana trie pnysic the Ameer is a mere speck of dust. Whnlcver niav he tho solutidh bf the land question in Ireland -and that question is complicated the worU over tli lrh'A of home rule has taken a firm hold of the English js-ople and promises to cut a prominent ngure in the future legislated of the empire. , ' The Commissioner of Streets in New York in a poet. His example has been so awfully awful that it deterred Kan sas City from electing a poet for Mayor. In fact, it is a bud year for pot ts. Oiih is iu jail in Indiana for remorseless fondness for horres. M. Do Lesseps says that the build ing of the pyramids, which occupied 3H)00 men leu years, was boys' play to building the Panama canal. He estimates the power of the machines employed as equal to the labor of 500, 000 men. Winchester Newton, of Briitlleboro, Vt., 92 years old and a life long Demi ocrat, iir sole curvivor of only nine Democrats who voted in that town for Andrew Jackson in 1828, when Brat tloboro poind, all told, C'KI votes. Tho oldest merchant vessel utlont is said to be the hark True Love, which was built in Philadelphia iu 17C4, and is. therefore 122 years old. She is still in active sort ice, and is owned hy J. S. Ward of London. Official figures from the Denver mint give the mineral output for Colorado for 188,") as follows; Gold, .',0' '0,000; silver, 13,.r00,000; copper, ?l.70l,UO0: lead, 83.301,000; copper, $1,700,000; total, $22,501,000. Bunker Hill monument is 221 feet high, built of solid granite, and every day it oscillates to and fro, as the Kent of the sun expands tho eastern or the western side. Tho Hudm, K. Gazette is 102 years old, und claims to have never swerved fiom Democratic principles since that party was founded. i -0 ill i l The party that rcised tho tariff on woolen goods and lowered he ainie on wool three short years ago, is bent be fitted by an eloquent silence. The gross receipt of the. Ran Fran cisco poNtollicn for tle year ending March 31, 1880', amount to (501, 093 10. Faiiiikks '1'akk JioTirs. A kmJ iliarr can Imdnt llsker't Hotel ( r 25 etntft Dissolution of Pai tii-sbip. Ncitlc in hereby civni that th psrtnemliip -xiMtij( Imtwi'Kn SliptWrwin I'arjj , nt t-'nt-tKe Ornve, (Irvk'nii, tliU ilny, by imitii.il ciMHviit, iliKMitveil, All rs-rHnns iniluliteit t" Raid tirm ill lra coma forward and wt!i their ncoeiint, fur tlie buaiueM must be cliuwil up iimui-diatvly. v JMANTKRSON it VAKET. C'utta0-e Grnre, April II, im rfro. All piTon indebted to E W Wlifpple & Rni'ii, eitlie'- tii note or bonk- acuoa-nt will pleaae cull and lettlu toe Mine. Oar store burneil airt we mu X cntlcel tlie in "lie J due ut. K. W. Whiitu A Bos. Cuttse Grove. Feb 25, 1S83. 1 1 . Keyrrote to Health. HoattK l weltk Wenltli man lnVrn drtiicu. 'I'll keynote i lr Bimtkna Omk'h ami lunx Syrup, the bt-nt t'onh Syrup iu the werM t'ure Cist,-h, Cold, Yiu in the C'lo-ot, llrnchiti and l'riinmy CuiiKiiiimtieii. Due dm ivee rulief in nver? ci. Tko no other. Price AO lenu a.t St. Samlea free. Sold by Unburn A Co. - A Reliable Article. Fur enterprise, push ami a iWitv (a get iiih g- a will yive the trle Niti-faotion. tVhurn Co the Hru,-,;ii-t. leivl nil C"iuieti tiou. They ell Ir l4Maiiko' l'..ii,-ti ami Lunt;Syiup, lecauM it' the beat Medii-iee ii the market, for Conh. C'iMk, Cnmp anil Primary t'oiKiiiiiptiuii. Price 50 ceuu ami $l.0a Sample free. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The heet ntlve in the world for Cut', Ttroie r; Sire, Ulvvm, Salt lthriiui, Feter Sr 'letter, t'h i'kiI tlamU, ChitliLiin. Corns "U'i I kia rruplion , ami ilivly curm pil'. or nu mt reipiirwL It w utev it to nil e wrfri-t tifclin, or nmuey mfumlej. For ale by E it Luckey & Co. Pr. Taylor "e 7 Oaka Compound, purely vetf eU'olo, ptwilively cur- rheutiiatiiin, neiinilk'ia, tootha-he, eirk henlache, crKmp elir, cholera uimbin, C"iiil.int peculitr to fetnilea, I y wpia, cul.t or umikH, Hive, I'liilU an I fe ver, )in amuD-1 tiie her, ervipl., phthime. (iKiiKiii I ATUos. F the benefit of mUi-ts I tet;fv.. tlrtfert ot 1. OA KM II iave tven attiicteil f.ir yer wilh put rie trouble of tlie tomch anl in.lt mlioo of the f'l with urent (uffrrin at tiin-n apt 1 flml 7. OAKS to l-e an anti.lte. wnun t cannot nbe si much m-i. With, rwpect, Mrs, 1chahi Hinki.b. i Philomath, Ttenton C.i., Aiiril 3 sii, i I have I'etrn trouble.! with lntrinii fur two year o-l boU 7. OAh.5 my frvn.1. WiJi reepeeU J. L. H(iKLE. i. ...... i, r.,,,.,.., Ar:, ? THE (Opposite Balter'l Hotel.) Just opened, will sell you more Groceries, Glass Ware, Croclscy Ware, Provisions, Tobacco, Cigars, Etc., Etc. tor your monfy tUo sny other hoaw in Eugene. Country Produce Wanted. Goods delivered to any part of the city. C. KKISNEK. r. r. rATTERflbx. V. B. P.tTTF.BSON. Contractors, Plastering, Stone and Brick Work. ALSO DEA1.EIIS IN - Tacomaand S.n Juan Lime, American- and Engl'sh Cemtnl, New York en J Californ a Flaster, Plastering Har, Fir Eric!(, lath, Garble Dust, Etc., Etc. ADDIIE33: F. F, Patters k Co, EUfiENE CITY, OKE'iOX. Orricn Witli 1 ei kwi Si n. OREGON PACIFIC B.ILCDA0. Wiilamclts Valley, to Can Franckca via Yaquiia, Trains leave Corvnllia Tnci1ay, Tlinrsduy, ninl Siil urilii v. ut ! A M. Leave Yeipuna MoihIhv, Wi-ilneeiley ami Fiiilay, nt 8 A. M. The fi.'.o A 1 Steamship YAQ'JIN tails FROM YAQri.A. jflitl.M SAN FHAM l-C V uiiilsy, April Ci, Moiiii.-iy, May , Siimlay. Mm 11. Si unl y, .May f!). Tlilir-i'a-1 May t!t, ''hnr-il.iv, .liluu 1, Wecl'y, June 8, IWe-l y, .June 17. The Ci inpiiuy reserves the rijjht to chants' ailing (liy i. Farm Cabin, ?Mj Stecr.i.-t. J7: f roiytie at reduce.? nml m.i!t-rji' r-o--. Itivel bo,it o:i the V i i : . ti.oi.uct at Cori-Vi. i . v in-1 " i i i i'ii Ft i fn:! i ." .1: r m'i" :!p;-'v lo r. c' !h!;l'K, A tv V. S I'. CorAHlh". W. IL DELANO, HEALER IS IliEllESlS. HeIstouct ami Tombs finUherl in American or lulinn Marble, AlJMI- Stcns Wcrk and Ccne cr EnolKxrcs Scotch and American CJranite Monuments. rrreom at a flitniw b! be fumiiheil with price ami iltiyn to M-lett frmu n epp ivntioii. All work vorranted riene cnll n-l exiimine mv work ami et rici In-fore purdia-inv- e!e liere. IK-IN AX1) WllIK FKXCINtr FuniUlieJ at minnf icnireri' piioe tr my citimer only. Shop nn 8th treet near S'oan' StaMa. APJl r t. iiAir. ntr.. Al l ots ir.D i APPOINTED t a.-eut for th Iii-iiniirr (.'. nnvinie for merly hehl by Mr t ha Ijiuer, nml are pre pami ki iiKiirv your Eo:s:. Lra. 7h:at. TTccl. Etc , Etc- atrainxt ! by fire, ami cn ive yon rlioi.-e of me of the IU1-1T t'oupivii'H u tmih f iwr re.lr ail willing In pay lwr pmniptlv. Va' f. the liberal patroi:a,-e eteileil to Mr Liner. lllllillillliil. Sllfifif Bettman HAS REMOVED To the TIL Store. OREGON HNUFACTUfiED GOODS Cheap lor Cask Gents Furnishing J. W. CHERRY, Pro. PEMG1U, WHEELER $ CO., Continue to Exchange Merchandise of all Kinds at the Lowest Cash Trices for Cash or MerchantabU Produce of any kind at the Highest Cash Prices. Give them a trade. PENGRAf WHEELER &. CO. Continue to furnish Lumb?r, Lath and Shingles to order at the lowest current rates, delivered at the Mills, on board cars, or at Eocene Cttv. Leave your orders with J. M . Hendricks, Agenil at Eugene City, or send to the Mills direct, ( AT SPRINGFIELD, , PBNGRA, WHEELER & CO., Continue to pay the highest price Mill oH ill JcXijU. ijx v nvjcbv av lituii luiii) miaui i. j- 'I. .a -.1 ?J3 i. i.l.Af to iurmsn nour Lowest market Special attention to Exchange and Custom Grindin TAKBTHlilM A GUI ST. Blair hi, S k, MANl'FACTL'RERS OK WIRE FENCING Stevens' Patent Clothes Dryer,Wheel Barrows, Wooden Bowls apd Wooden Ware. Prices i fcrar frncfnj i"nnpn fftn 45 to 65 ctutg per rol, to turn all kiinlnof titork. I'ctry, Enst Hih St.. V.nsnn r For Sale. MY FARM, SITUATED TWO MILKS eHt ui l rei'i, II mile' i uihif Kjine, or. tain in", (!89 Acre. I now n'.Xvr fur Nile at. a Inrn.iiii. Tlni i n line bu-Hlimi I tiitli lihhI iiiiiir.'Vriiiei.ti, uell altieil to l.oih utiiok rawing nod Inniiiiiu'. I!ii:- X t i.t, .MBiSTROTS KSTISE. JtvriCK s HKIIKItY tilVKN THAI i. i nmli r-Ui.nl ba bei n by tin O-niily Cmin of lne Comity, Oieuou, ilul) app.ii.feit iidirfiiii-trnior ( ith the Mill au uileil) ot tlie eatiite of Auilrew .1 Tonk, lie eeaeil. All prr-ona Iimviu aim anin.' wt eM.ite are hereby lu-titiil o urexent the ante, iltdy vrrK.I a by law rcqiiin-il, with in nt inMrth feow the ilaile li(-if, to tin ui.iler.inue.1 at th hr i.fKie ot Hily-n & C F.er, in Ktfene City, Ijine County, Ore. 1111, lateil April 1G,' SSt. 'Illl'i:s7" M Doak, A'linii.ttratir. with will innrxeil. frit fx & CitllKR, Atty'a for Ailm. 'C r i X'" TA f Attorncy-atL;iu, EUUEXECITY, - - - OREGOX. OFFlct-()ppo,iv, Walton't Itri.-k. iwim Goods a Specialty t IS tiiiu at uk rates for Cash. T!ii? fa' al rapidity v. it It whli h !i:bl Colila iiiid Cuulia tii-qr.iutly ilivW inrj Ui j jji-.ivc.st iiiuIutlk'H of Hie llinnj iMid liiii.,'i,'i( a roii.iidi ml Inn t hiili ln bupi'l every liriuKriit ciou lu kwl j b.itid. Hi a liDiiNchiOil ri-nir ilv. n bolllf" AYr U'dCHlUV PF.CTOUAL. Xoilibr,' (NB iv(,s siielihiniu-iliiiitrriw iir.il ivorki stf mih a rurf in nil Hflefiw" i l;i ..Iuwj . 'i-i.-ii xi, .In. ut iihvukiii Pmf. K. sivontzor, of the Jiiiinc He jiliuo!, j;;-iiii i('k, JIc, mv: "Miillcal nclenco tin produrTd tin elhtr itvn.i i ii'Ct.imnt m (tooit n Ayer'i Cl'1' 1'eitial. Ill Invaluable for dlKuM" lltrait mid liuu!.n Tne mime opinion I rxprcssed W0le:.ilovil 1V L.J. AUU1.0D, 01 tuii-i- 111.. U'llll S1IVK ?i "I have m vi r f-und, In tlilrtv-fli- yejjl t-oiiiiiuioii Mirny iinu praciic oi iuiuh-m 'kptoHai., for trenlmvnl of dlK-Mfi llirn... M...l 1. nnlvhrMkl BP end run1 .evere eouicli., but I. more J"! Ihnn nirflhlnlt elko In relieving even ii uriuu bronchial and pulmonary m" AYER'S Cherry Pectoral N not a new elulmant for P,Pu.,r,?f ili iK-iv ut a medicine which l .......... .i. . ). i,ir.i ppiirrx11' Oil . III IIIU 111.1 VI IIIU ....I-. if g w ho have i-oine into bciug siui-e iir-r oiirmi ro ino puniic. . V, There is not a hounrhold In " hivaliuilix' remedy lm onco het" trmliieeil when? ii use lia C1" cliand med, and there b not rjl . . i. - ..wirwr If who nas ever picn ii v r for tmv tin-out or liimr diM'" "zJ til.' of cure, who has not been UAYKK-S CIIEKRY rECTORAlM in inimlK-rleM Instiiucex, cured eyes of chronic Bronchitis, LaT'r j,j mnl even acute I'netinioni aa.T.l manv lutticntu lu the frlicr,,t of 1'iiliiionary Consumption. ' J incdi. iiK' lliat onlv rcquii-c fo he " J nuiiill ilov. is plc:isant to the las''' ( n-nl il iii cverv bouse whrre injj chi' lrcn, p llie'ro i untlrhK .i A Y r.ICS ( III KK Y PTCTMK.Vk W Went of Cronrrrm' V(tuMV"&" TIioc rr ti ri'n W" V.,a ht vcrilioil bv .nv Ixxiv, nnJ aneu- m.n.l.Ll'.. K..li- uiiillim I ill riu;M"i;. . Ayer's Clrerry Pfcctor . n.A nSl riu.rnii"" ,j Dr. J. C. Ayer ts Co.. SolJ by all Di -1 A.lt yonr druegirt for a parH, Kiilnev Tea. A Satsouard. I. O1'" mower, eau be piiirhae4 at the' A Gne line of ailk pluses i" - f Pritchett 4 Forkner for $o. aud grade at F B Imaa :