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THE EUGENE CITT GUARD.
8ATURDAY MAIiCH 19. 1837,
Tbe Siiulaw Harbor.
On the 10th of. last month James
Hill, mantur of tho tug "Fearless" and
-Jamas 0. Allon, master of the Bchoon
r "Emma Utter," made a ttoric of
Bounding in the clianimls of the Hiun-
lav river from Florence to tho soa, unci
the result kIiowi a better harbor than
the most sanguine anticipad. Those
cnntleruen report that at low tide
tho shoalost water on tho bar channel
is twenty-four feet, which is two feet
more water than is found on the Co
lumbia, and 0 or C feet more that at
Yaquina or Coos bays. Tho shallow
est water between Florence and the
bar at low tide is fifteen feet.
If the Hiuslaw bar had received half
the puffing that soino of the other Ore
gon harbors get, improvements would
long ago have been carried on at that
(ilacn. With half tho work that has
een spent at Yaquina and Coos l!ay
depth of thirty feet can bo obtained
from Florence to tho sea, and tho work
once done will lo permanent and re
quire no further expenditures. From
Florence the river stretches twenty
miles to the East having a depth of
from 20 to 40 feet.
The treatment of the people of Lane
county in this matter by our represen
tatives in Congress has been, to speak
plainly, very shabby. We have
been assured time and again, by these
able contlomen, that they have their
coats olTand are putting in their best
licks in aid of the Siuslaw harbor, but
we notico that whilo other places ol
tain thousands in money, they have not
the influence to have the Kiuslaw even
Burycyed by tho Government. We
want our representatives in Congress
to do some tangible work for us, we
have had words low! enoui'h, and we
hope to hear no more excuses. The
mouth of tho Hiuslaw should bo sur
veyed this summer.
' Wuol
We have repeatedly drawn tho at
' tention of protectionists to tho fact that
, after tho tarilTon wool was reduced in
1883, the prico of that staplo inimedi
; ately advanced. Tho following article
' from tho Oregonian shows why this
i stupid tariff is a hindranco and not
i a benefit to the wool growers:
Tho wool growers of tho East aro
' never weary of trying to get tho tarilF
' rates of 1807 on wool restored, al
though that wool tarill was so absurd
that tho father of our present preteo-
live policy, Senator Morrill, was tlm
first to move for its reduction. Ohio
has ever since been bellowing for
for the restoration of the wool turilF of
18C7, hor wool growers stupidly be
lieving that their interests require a
high duty on wool. This wool turiir of
18C7 was reduced by a protectionist
committee, who pointed out that the
older wool growing states have not
suflered from the competition of foreign
wools, but of the domestic wools grown
on the cheaper lands and in tho milder
olimato of Tuxas and tho Pacific const.
The old wool urowing states of the
East liavo no bi tter remedy than to
open tbe American innrket to wools
that can not be grown hero but wi'.h
which their own can bn profitably
mixed. This is what Senator Morrill
and other strong protectionists tell the
grumbling Ohio wool growers. Foreign
wools of oertuin grades meet a part of
the popular demand for wool whiili
American wools do not, so if tarill
duties increase tho price of foreign
wools so that they cannot bo used
profitably tho demand is not transferred
to home wools; it ceases. This is what
.Senator Morrill, an old protectionist,
has for several years tried to beat into
the heads of the Ohio wool urowers.
Low duties on certain grades of wool
would be an advantage to both the
wool grower and tho m uiufaoturer, be
cause, the only foreign wools wo want
aro those that aro not and cannot be
grown here, and yet are those with
which our own can be profitably mixed.
This is tho totection argument for
free wool as expressed by a protection
senator trom a famous slit
eep growing
Jits to.
Stiprtuir rmirt I'lrrk.
A correspondent in the S.ile.u Slates
mvrij It is currently rumored that Judgo
Tlmycr insists on the appointment of
his son, Claud, to tlm ollioo of d, rk
nd reporter of the supremo court. Is
thin report nll founded! Is it possi
ble that one of our judges desires to
foist on the public by his own official
act his sonf N it possible that one of
our supreme judgi really hs tho au
dacity to do such an aetl Lo Ui poo.
pie want Claud Thayer for crkt 1
rthink not. It seems to mo that the
. appointment of Claud Thayer by his
iather and Judge Stratum wouli I an
, act that would merit and wooiv the
universal reproUtiou of tho public
without regard to party. U tttuiit to
,iu that U is hardly poiM that such
an act of ollicial nepotism is contem
flateA Th olj notion as to the spotless
rnrity of the rrmine does not a,tui to
cherished in certain quarter.
W. W. lUker is an applicant for
lUUaiom-r. 1 lu re n tKut r of IVmn- !
orU ho r m comn. tei.t j0 fill that
Haition at Mr lut- ; ... i ... I
y - - .. nitw iov, j
XMUion a .it H.t.. i
.-.iMUjer will uailOU'-l a.H)lt OIip of
t hem JackaouviU Tim, Currrct !
ou an', llro. Xkkv'J. t
President Cleveland did ndt veto
tho River and Harbor Hill. Fifty
bills died with that bill simply because
tho President had not time to 'examine
them, and he would not sign them an
sight, unseen. If it is held that he
vetoed ihe liiver and Harbor Bill it
can only lie urged that he had a prec
edent in the veto of tho same kind of a
measure by the last Republican Presi
dent. Truly Mr. Arthur should have
remembered Judge Portia's excellent
reason in the case of Bhylock versus
Antonio, which runs thus:
tot
TV ill be recorded m a prewdetit,
Ami many an error by the same example
Will runli into the itaK
Delinquent Tax Notice.
N,.tlne In herehr riven to all ewlnir tne,
now ilcliii'iiieiit, that the County Court at its
lata wwiion inli-reil H to collect the mine
orthwilh. 1 liia u therein to notiry all
otnenieJ thnt if thy wish to nave coU they
nnixt come forwanl at once ainl ay the wirne
or 1 will he ohlijjwl to proceed amount them
.ei'ally. . M. nl-OAN, hherm Lane Co.
Sept I.). lHMi.
Money! Cash!! Coin!!!.
I herehv notify all that are inilelitcl to me
thitt 1 limit iimixt mi the payment of the Mine at
a time not Iouk hence. I appreciate your pat
ronage ami how for a continuance of the. name,
hut it take. Dioney to buy (food. I .hall ex
pect a reaponne toon, and to those whose ac
counts are of lonn Undititf I will my, don't
Maine anyone hut yourselves if vt is made
'iiiiMt you, for I aliall collect the name if poe-
ible.
K. n. Dew.
Ir. Taylor'a 7 Oak. ComiKiund, purely vep
etahle, UMitivelr cures rheumatism, neuralum,
toothacho, nick headache, cramp colic, cholera
morlms, Complaint peculiar to females, l)yn
neniiia. cold or couifli. Hive. Chilli and lo
ver, paint around the he art, erysiielwi,
.htlllie. (iKOIIUS lAVLOR.
Hold hy Osburn k Co, driiKgints, Kutjene.
OrankenoMi, or Liquor, Habit, can be Coiod by
adwioiiUrlng 1W, Haloei' uomes opecuio.
It ran he riven In a cud of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the mrnon taking it. ef
fecting tpeedy and ermanent cum, whether
the patient it a moderate drinker or an alcoholic
wreck. IhoimaDili "t drunkards nave nern
made tMiiwnite men who have taken the
(iolden Hwnlio in the'r coffee without their
knowleihie. and believe thev unit ilrinkinir of
their own free will. No harmful effect results
from Ita mliniuiiitration. Curt't ituuranteed,
Send for circular ami full particulars. Address
In confidence liiu.DFN Ki'sciriu Co., IKo ltwe
Ht.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE 13 HEREUY GIVEN THAT
the partiiprshlii heretofore existing lie
tween J W and J r Starr, under the firm
namoof Starr 4 Hon, is this day (HxHolved hy
mutual c iiment. The hiiHinesa will hereafter
he conducted hy J F Starr and C M Vanden
hurt' miller the firm name of Starr k Vanden
luiri;, who are authorized to collect all out
HtaniiiiK accounts, and who will assume all
liahilitiea of the firm.
J W HTAltn & SON.
ST A Kit & VAXDkNBUUR.
Referrlnir to the alsive we would respectfully
avk a continuance of the tiuaincM that has lieen
awarded to the late firm.
STA It It A YAMDEXBURQ.
Eugene City, Or., March 11, 1HH7.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or
The FIRST NATIONAL HANK at Eugene
City, in the State of Oregon, at tho clots of
butiuott, 4 th of March, KVS7.
MUOVKCKi.
Loam and ditcounts 8 S", l.VJ 8!)
Overdralts 4,i!4u' !U
V S 1 ton ils to aecuro clfililatiou ll',.'i(0 (HI
U 8 llondt oil hand - AOO (Kl
lue from approved reserve agt'i 23,S,": '.'It
I iiie from other Nntionsl Hunks 17,041 -I
I )im from State llanksaud liaukurs 11,77'J "'
ItealettaUi, furiiitureauil futures U, 100 CO
Current uxpcimet and taxes paid 4S4 (HI
rruiuiumi pant 1,1. iM .1.)
Checks and other cash iteuu... 1,141 .'II
Hills of other banks '.'.UtiO (HI
Fractional paper currency, nick-
vis, ami vents II Mi
Specie 33.0IM) (HI
lul tender notea 4b'J (HI
liedcmptinn fund with U S
I reasurer (.) (icr crntul ctrcu-
ktioii) 5(!2 50
Total f-U-,747 1'S
LIAlllMTIIM.
Capital stock paid in $ 50.000 00
Surplut I u ml I.IHHI 00
t'ndivided protitt 1.-7N 5(1
National Hunk notes outstanding II, .'50 0(1
Individual ucpusita tubject to
cheek (l
Ouin.ind certilicates of deposit. . 45,.V.'0 3;i I
Total $-'05,747 OS
Sr TK OK OllKllllS, ClH'NTV Olf I.WK, SS !
I, S H. I" akin, Jk , Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly ewear that the
shove statement is true to the best of my
suowicijjo aim uviiei.
9. 11. l'.AKIN, J It..
Cashier.
Subscribed and aworn to before me thii
l.Vli day of March, 1SS7. I.. UllYtif,
h otary l'ublio,
Con liKrr Attest:
T. (1. Hknukicks, i
W. R. Mi-Cohnack, i Pirvctort.
li. li. ClIlllsM.VN, ;
BACON'S
H AMBLETONI AN.
mm man hkkh stallion will
l stand at Stk abt1 StaBUI. Kuirvne. the
ii'iiiinrf eaann.
lit i a iura fvl nttfr. I
will aUvi tUud
mr, MOUNTAIN HOY
At th am ple. Ha U 7 Tara old and
wi:h a lilt I ,.er 1..VHI llx, and it vn of th
il I oaj (eltvra In th htU of I rwn. 11
hu boily. au.l u o( iplrndid atock. l'riea to
uii iu imiMt
JAMF.S HATKS.
CITY ELECTION.
i
mil AXXl'AL F.I.F.lTIOX OF THE
1 Cltr "1 Ku.-eli. tor th imrikiM .f .-t-
mg in i iioniit urriora lit
Ik hrl.i at tK
City 1111. in Kucim City. Oiww, on Mun
:
S C.iua-ilaie Uarrrt tw ytara.
i .iiannai hi rn on Year.
1 Ktrder ti er on yA.
1 Trurer u r on T'tt.
I'olla )Ma at 8 a in atvd tlx i nl,
. WSHAW.LworJ.-r.
fca.iu I ity, Marvh IS, 17.
Pl. S. BARKER.
: :f..;t(r -f .vir.T ;. -J
Ncir Gun Store!
OPI'OSITB CKXTRAL MEAT MAR
ket, Kugene City, (Jreiton. All kiudt of
Ainmunitiou new aDd loaded to order and
Repairing
A ipecialty. Sewing machines repaired on
short notice, tawi filed, icinort ground,
Choke boring done on the most
ncientilio principles. Work tent by
mail and expresa will receive prurapt attention.
All Work ti'unrniitccd
Miss E.J. Lowry,
DHESSMAKINCAND SEWIKC.
rilKN YEARS EXPERIENCE tN IOWA.
X All work guaranteed to give tatisfactlon.
Hiioh In lower atory of Winter's gallery,
Willamette ttreet.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A. J. CniKan has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of William Dodson. de-
ceaseil. All riersons having claims against
aid estate are Hereby notified to present the
same to the adminintrntnr at hit residence at
1'leanant Hill, Oregon, within fix mohtlis
trom the date of this notice.
A. J. CHUZAX, Administrator.
On. II. Doiiitm, Attorney.
March 11, 1HS7.
KIIINEIIAKT'ls TIIEATUE.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings,
MARCH 18 ana 19,
The Great Emotional Actress
EMMA HEATH,
Supported ly the best Dramatic Company on
the 1'acific Const.
-FRIDAY NIGHT
KATHLEEN NAY01R.EE,
The performance to conclude with a Most
Laughable Farce, entitled
FLARE UP of BJJJ
NEW MAGDALENE,
ROBERT MACAIRE,
CHILD or the ItE(iNIE.T
EAST LYNNE,
FANCIION
Will Ik) produced. Change of programme each
liin'hL For play euch nijjht see dodders.
ADMISSION,
50 cts. IJoserveil Se.if, 75 cts.
Reservcil aeats on sale nt ('rain Rros music store
MILI.EIl mios.
I'KAI.KIM IN
Field, Vegetable & Flower Seeds,
Imperial Egg Food,
Garden Tools; Fertilize, s; Etc, Etc.,
-00 Sworn! St., Hot Salmon and
Taylor, 1'ortlnnd, Or.
i-SKXI Ft)i; OI K NKW CATAI.OIU'E.
lite oil Ik hi
Were you ever vividly struck
with a tlirc-ooriH'ivd idoa that (i. IJE'lTMAN lias tho finest
lino of Silks and Dress Goods in the town.
Unprecedented Bargains.
Brand New Combination Suits for Ladies New
Styles; Striking Colors.
IakeaHep at our windows;
direct from the East.
A dress
FORTUNE OR A
Cull and learn our prices, and
smotiicrfHi testacies. .-We. haven neat line ti rrench Cash-
nutes, jrlo a nice assortment of
LADOUX CLOTH, FKI.HKIXE, tAXr.'AVKRIXrt, r.O.IKX, TKOrA AND 1U.F.XM
Give us a call; it will do you good. It's a pleasure to show
you goods, as that is- what we are here for.
HarnessSliop.
TTAVIXO OPENED A XKW SAMPLE AND HAKXF.SS SHOP 0 Pt STREET
"I'l't Star ltukery, 1 ,m now j,, u rurnih .verythiiw in that line at Aa
LOWEST RATES-
The
Competent
Workmen
Aro employe!, anJ I mill enJeavor to r?ive sati.sfA.-tl.in in M ui. . t
mo with call.
TO
in
HAS OPENED A LARGE STOCK 0$ "
(rents' Furnishing (roods,
In the Hoffman House. These goods were bought
direct from the Manufacturers ahd will be sold "Way
Down." Call and
CONQUEROR-
TAMES HATES WILL STAND THE
J Hadley Home Conqueror nt Stewart's
stables for the season of ltf7, cnniiiieDcinp;
April 1st, and will be there every day in the
Week during tho season. Will insure for 810.
Call and see me.
JAMES HATES.
This space reserved
for the
NINTH STREET
CASH STORE.
355,555,
TO 1.0 AX OX
On Improved Farmsand
City Property.
Apply to J. W. BR I STOW.
-OF-
Groceries,
Crockery,
Wood and
Willow Ware,
At prices to suit all
GOLDSMITH'S
the ;kocf.k.
l'rini! your jiroduco
get iiioiiey for it.
to GohUmith'g an;l
tiiey are filled with qoods
pattern will not cost a
HOUSE AH OLOT.
you will relapse into a series cf
Jf,
LID
examine and priice these goods.
-SOLD.-
Our store building fiolJ, and
in the near future, we have
GARDLESS OF COST.
We have in stock I he finest selection of goods suitable for
ents to be found in the City.
Diamonds, Gold Watches, Gold
hains, Silver Plated Ware,
Jewelry, Notions and
Novelties,
ebXj"cjsxs: goods,
Albums, Scrap dooks, Autograph Albums,
Christmas and New Years Cards,
And an endless variety of nice goods Cull and see.
jo To S nI$ to how Goods.
CHAIN BROS.
9 ' .
C Sal9 ASents fcr Eugene City, r' A
F0R T,E JUSTLY CELEBRATED hamd
m -GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS-
... .
uenre still at tho nhl reliable "firange Store,"
nnil can sell you anything that you want to eat
or wear,
Cheaper Than
1 MS M OF GODDS IS
EUGENE
Cheapest
IS ON
MatlocWs
100,000
Improved Tarms
For a Term of Years.
-AITLY TO-
TO LMK5 1 Ml,
MII inVOOD BL'IIR.
as wo ohall have to move into
determined to close out our entire stock RE-
Holiday pres-
ihe Cheapest.
CITY I !
SALE AT i
new Store
BMSTOW& CRAIG
KEPBBKXTtSO
DEAUBS IS
Agricultural
T3E3IDE3
Prices
Implemelits.-
Cleaver's Old Slant!,
ltuelnk enr, onuueir.
A. A. CTKIUi:.
LucrnK liy, Oreou.