The Eugene City guard., August 13, 1887, Image 4

THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
SATl'KDAY.
...AUGUST 13, 1HH7
Hsrper's Weekly, speaking of
thu Mug'
utunps And the prt'Kiili.Bt, says:
Tim peiisiori vetoes, for which lit) in vehe
inoiitly iWHiiiled, tb'-y think, we presume, to
lisve boon generally wim'. The order for the
ri'ttini of th rolx l Hans, promptly revoked
when found to he illi-i'iil, they unquestionably
think to huru Ixnn unwise in outrunning
tiresent public svuiniiniv. hut to hnve litcu
' dun to a truly iitrjlt' impii!. The rcfusa
to vjpona his oilier to partisan niMilt tin y
iiinloiibteilly npprovo im a iliniricil, jiiHt and
manly rebuke, t'hu Mugwumps in support
iuy him upiiiiKt Mr. liluiue iu 'K4 walked
largely by faith. Iu supporting him against
Sir. ltliiino'iii '8H they would walk by night.
Whatever his mistakes, and- however hi
course may have disappointed rertaiu ardent
expectation!, no audacious observcri-ini doubt
that Mr. Cleveland i much stronger with
the people, of tho United State than ha ha
ever been, and that the very character of the
opposition to him shows that hit adversaries
are conscious of this fact.
The following in the soundest plank in the
Maryland Domocrntio plotfonn:
lit solved, That the administration of Gre
yer Cleveland ban kpt tho faith of the Dem
ocratic party of tho Union. It baa with firm
noes the dignity of the office of Executive,
has recovered millions of the public domain
and protected the humblcut settler from the
capacity of grasping corporations, has re
vived respect for law, restored confidence in
our institutions, and brought economy and
integrity to all the functions of government.
Already a navy is fastl)oing created, of which
we may feel justly promt, and the great
heart of the country throbs healthfully as we
gradually go back to the honest methods
of the fathers of the Kepublio.
The career of Senator Reagan Is a political
romance. Ho was horn a citizen of theU. 8.
but threw off his allegiiiuce and became a
citizen of the Kepublio of Texas, and a mem
ber of its congress. When Texas was annex
ed he again became a citizen of the United
Stales und a member of congress at Washing
ington. Wheu Texas went into the Confed
eracy he went along and was a meinour of the
Confederate Cnhiuet. When Texas was re
constructed he ciiiiiu back and is now a Sena
tor of the United States. So, living all the
time iu Texas, he has held office under three
different Governments, k jure and fat to.
-Mia.
A Republican paper At Ulympia states
that Seattle which is 75 miles further mirth
than Olyinpia gets the Oregouiun and the
l'ortlanu mail three, hours bufure Olympia,
but it carefully hides the information that
a passenger to Ulympia reaches there three
hours later than a passenger bound to Se-,
attlo. The Ulympia railroad does not make
close connections, and the Republican edi
tor of that paper wailed many times along
with the mail, because the railroad company
makes its own time card. That scribe no
doubt ill be happy to learn that a gnat
author has written a defense of lying as a
political necessity.
Secretary Whitney let the contract this
week for the construction of three war cruis
ers and two gunboats. The cruisers are re
quired to run nineteen knots per hour and
for every knot gained over this spued f "0,
000 will be paid. John Rouch's old tub
built for the same purpose, made tlvo differ
ent trials before it could make fourteen
knots. Yet it is the faith of some people we
know of that Roach was the only American
ship builder, and that the Democratio party
caused his death by cancer, And broke hiui
down financially, so that be was able to leave
only $J,uU0,(l00 to his heirs.
Tho colored veterans of the war, retmitid
at lloston, adopted a resolution setting forth
the duty of the government to remedy tho
evil of "subjection to mob violence and de
privation of the right of sull'rago" of their
race at the South. It is worthy of note that
the colored men of the South themselves
have luiido very little complaint lately. They
know, and the colored veterans ought to
know, that the uegroes of the South are far
better on", in all respects, than they were
whcn)a republican admiiiinlrutiim at Washing
ton Hought to "protect" them iu order to
sustain the thieving carpet-bag governments.
N. Y. World.
The Oregouiun is attempting to prove that
the civil war is not over. We have noticed
that just Iwfore Presidential elections Its
publican editor are impressed with this be
lief. Republican politicans this time at
least will not prophesy as they did More,
that the rebel debt would be paid and so on
ad Inlluitum. Suppose they save their wind
and tell how many robil soldiers wero pen
sioned, "The democratio party," says, the New
York Herald, "is not only the people's party,
but it is the party of the whole people. It
knows uo north, no south and no palsies for
auy one. It deprecates this attempt to rido
to power on the backs of the skeletons of a
dead past. Its policy is of the future. There
fore it claims the respect aud support of the
nation. It received both iu 18S1, aud will
have both iu 1KSN,"
Got. l'enuoyer will start for I'hiladelphis
shortly after September 1, to represent Ore
gou iu the celebration of the ceuleuuiul anni
versary of the adoption and promulgation
of the constitution of te United States, His
reasonable expenses will be paid by the
state, in accordance with a joint rosolutiou
passed by the lust legislature,
i
The united labor party iu New York ia
showing signs of a collapse. The rauk aud
file are dropping back into old party liues,
leaving the leaders sequestered and alone.
The New Orleaus Picayune saya "the
kaad of the natiou should wear big hat."
I'resideiit Cleveland takes a 1. Is that
big enough)1
Cottage Qrova Items.
PH'lMol'H M'KlUlCOIlKMroNI.KNT.l
Comua Gaori, August 11, 18S7.
Had a uice shower of mill early this morn
ing. Mr. Win 1'rvHton and family of Eugene
were visiting Mr. Darwiu llnstowand family
Sunday hint. .
Messrs G. W. McCoy and son and L.
Pamtwood Kit tor 1'i.lk comity Monday
to work m harvest. -
Mr. H. Ing bad bis team run olT with a
wit binder tin week bis burst a having Utn
Mr. John Morse of Crews ell is hauling
cedar posts; these be gels ol K. W. Yeatch,
auoui lour uiiivs wi m mis place.
Wednesday sfternoou the air was thick
Willi smoke (iiu llrra west of this place
uicu me rsiu uas ruccsed iu some iWrv
Mr. Lincoln lla1. Ion of Silver Lake ar
rived here Monday and is helping care tor
bis father liit still m a precarious eru
dition. Mr John G;iJry and daughter of Creaawrll,
Hon. 11. II. liillry t.f Wa-tiiiigtou City, and
Mr. F. L. Hn,tow of tMvin were viiting
at Mr. l.irwiu linstuw'a Moudav.
Fob Sam. 135 a-res of farming land, 1
mile from Eugene Cltv. Trice i'M per acre.
Afij.lv at the (.nice of Di'. T. W. Khelton, in
be Matlock building.
Watchm Oivim A wat. If. 8. Simon will
give every umn buying a unit of clothitig for
fir. or over, a iiicl.li! watchf warranted n
good tiiiie jiiece.
Fob Kai.k.
good ii new,
-A lot of nice kIiow-chkck, a
at
E. It. I.urKKY A Co',
DISSOLUTION luOTICE.
xrOTK'K IS MKffKIJY GIVEN" THAT
Ll the partnership heretofore existing be
tween J. W. ISMtnw ami J. .1. rait?, engaged
in the sale of machinery and siiriciiltmitl im
plemenU at Eugene Citv, Oregon, under the
linn name and style of lirUtow k Craltf, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, T. '. Craig
retirliu: therefrom. All debts now due and to
lieenine due to Hie lute nrni are to tie p.'ii.l to J,
W. Ilristow. wlio hereby assumes all the lial.il
ities and demands against said firm.
.1. VV, HKINlUW,
T. J. CKAIU.
llated this Snljlay of August, 1HH7,
J. W. Rristow will continue the above bus).
ness at the old stand. T'hankinir the public for
their liberal patronage t" the late qrm, we hoie
7,
of 1
iwpiare dealing, etc., to merit a continuance
the same.
J. W. MflSTOV,
MONEY TO LOAN
-ON-
Farm and City Property
r or h term of years at
Lowest Sates.
App'y t SHERWOOD BURR.
Storage I Storage!
Farmers are hereby notified that
s.ii.Fitii:mLV'
WAREHOUSE
djoining tin- 0. A C. It Depot is now
open for the Storage, of
Hops, Outs,
Wool & Barley.
It KPOKT of 1 he VOX DM' I UN
OF TIIE-
I
At Kngcne City, iu the state of Orcgou,
the close of business Aug. 1st 1887:
BESOURCES.
at
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
V. 8. Honda to secure circulation
Duo from approved reserve agents
Due from other National Hunks. .
Due from slate banks and bankers
Heal estate, furniture and fixtures
Current expenses and tuxes paid.
Premiums paid
Checks and other cash items ....
Hills of other banks
Fractional paper curreucy, nickels
aud cents
Specie
Legal tender notes
Redemption fund with U.B treas
urer (5 per cent, circulation
Due from U.S. treasurer other thau
0 per cent, redemption fund.
$07430 70
211)11
mno
l.rIHU 13
l!):w:i 13
53H8 19
:U5 'J3
2sr.il
122SI C9
235
20 33
3008(1
4.-.C.
5il'j 60
500
Total .' $197871 5G
LIAMLI1IES.
Capital stock paid in $.10000
Surplus fund 2000
Uudivided pMlita..., 5"
Kational Hank notes miUtandim;. . , llL'.V)
Individual depMwita subject to check iMol.7 00
Demand certificates uf dupiwit S'.CIS U3
Total $107874 .VJ
State of Oregon, county of Lane, SS:
1, T. I!. Hendricks, president of the almve
named hank, bo solemuly swear that the above
statement is true to the lt of my knowledge
aud belief. T. O. HKNDH1CKS,
President.
Sulweribed and sworn to before me this Bth
day of August, 1SS7. U HILYEU,
unuiry i none ur I'reifon.
T. 0. HKN'DitlCKs
IConeet-AtUst. V. il MiCORNACK,
J. Al. llKM)riU'KS,
Directors,
NOTICE KOU rUBElCATIOX.
Land Orm s at RoeKanio, Oh I
AllLT. II). 1MW7 1
. f
XTOTIPR IS HEIlF.Kv II1VW
fOTICK LS HEREIIV OIVKN THAT
me iniuiwini( nsmra seiner nas tiled no-
i. , II i I ..i i ... .
tie of liia iiitentioii to make final proof in sun
lM.it ol his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Judire or Clerk of the County
Court of Lane Co., Or., at Kugriie City, tr,,
on Tiienday. 8e;H ,)th. Isd7, via, Jolin I.e..
tr, Himetel Knlrv No 41.M, for the Iits
5,' nd , t. W. of N. W. and N. K. J of
S. W. L Sec. 2. Ta 18 S, K. 10 West. .
He imiiies the following witneeses to prove
his ciii.timu.ui residence uism, snd cultivatinn
of, aaiil land, vis: Willard rainier. David
Morse. Sr., A. l Uuttolph, of Florence.
Iue Co., tr., A. Ixodes, of Sata, Ine
Co., Or.
Cius. W. Johnston, Renter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1.ANH Oi iu x at HiwitHi au, Ob,,
Aiiff. t, 1S87. f
-VOTICK IS HEKKUY GlVKX Til AT
the followinc named settler has filed
ai.tice i hi. intention to make final iwixif in
snMrt of his rlaiin, n,l that said pnxfl
11l U male ion the flerk of the
County Court of jtnr County, tlr., at Kuene !
C.ty, (ir, on 8tuMy, Sept St. ls;,
H, ,. Carter, Vre-omptinn . S. Nil Im flH.
the S of X W i. N & 1,4 S W . and I t '
I. Sec. W,Tp IS. 8, lilL.tV..U !
He n.nies th fi.llowii.K witnewes ft prors
his oiitinuous iwidrnee i.i, and nnlivt- '
to j of Mid land, vis: K llf.in, K W Mi.hsel.
T J lllakely, M 1, .l f l.wrll. Ui;e !
U, thr.
t'HW. V. JoHXKnix, Keginter. 1
I
First lata h
BARKER
OiOoli at tliv.c S'riccM.
Winchester llijlcs:
U cal. C. V., oct. bid., modeM.i7:i . SH.n
41 oul. C. V., rouuil lil.l., inodeI-'73. . 1 3.511
(38 aame as 1 1 cal.)
10-82 mo.iel '(!, oct bid . 15.75
45-lid model '70, oct 1.1.1 15.75
41 C. F. oct bid, Cull's Lightning ... 1(1.50
All other goods at bottom pric-e-i, and don't
you forget it.
I want the I'urker Gun Works to come to
the front, and to do this I have to make prices
that will make a miser rin, and that is just
what I can do. So come anil see the Darker
(inn Woiks when iu Qend uf anything iu this
line. All kinds of repairing (h ue with neat
ness and dispatch, at Eastern prices. All
kinds of guns and ammunition on hand ;t nil
times, ami I want you to understand ihatwh.vt
I have got is for sale, nud I will try to xutirfy
you in prices, "
Locuted upiKwite Ei'iicxE Citv (Iranii
ollice, Eugene City, Or.
NOTICE b'Olt PUIiLICATIOX.
LaNII OmcK AT HosKHI'KII, Oil. I
July 20, 1HS7. (
NOTICE IS HEREBY (ilVEX THAT
the following named settler lias tiled
notice ot his intention to make final nroof in
support of his claim and that said pnsd will be
mane Delore tlie l lerk of the I ounty I onrt of
Lane euunty, Oreunn, at Kmrene Citv. dr.. on
Saturday, August 27, 18.S7, vix: Mathilda
runke, iireemtition D. S. No. Mm for the lots
1 ami 2 ami S. W. 1 I of X. R 1-4 Sec .22 and
loU 1 and 2 and S. E. 1 4 of X. W. 11 S.c. 2:1
l p. 17 h. It. 10 West W. M.
He minims the followiiur witnesses to urove
Ins coutitiiious residence imhui and cultivation
of said laml viz: .lohn Wi-uuan, dimeph Wis
man, Christian Herder, of Dead wood, Lane
County, Dregon, and Mauley Thuuipsoii, of
Sea ton, Lane Co., Or.
( HAS. W. JoHNaToN, Register.
Dr. Gill's Catarrh Cure.
I purchased a box of "(Jill's fatal ih Cure."
findmir my nephew, C, A. McMahon. in need
uf such ineilieine. 1 let him have the Is.x. He
now sends for three more boxes, saying it is
the best thing that was ever tried by him and
Ills friends. J. A. Mc.MAUAN.
Springfield, Oregon, Feb. 21, 18H. '
Can be obtained at the ilniKirists: if not there
of the proprietors. J. 1'. (JILL 4 CO.
LOOK IIISKEJ!
If you want work ih.ue iu the barber
line,
come to the
15 DENT SHOP.
Opposite the Guaud office.
V.. W. llasKr.
NEW
A FINK ASSORTMENT OF
iBEAUTIFUL
From the Cheapest to the Best at
prices according to quality.
A LAUGH
is
mat
From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties
be suited either as to Price or Quality,
C3L.O "3e?3BCX3Kr Ci.
Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Price up to
the Finest; can suit you if you give us a call.
OUK
fl&'Frf'Kli; New
Look tin over; if wn do not sitvo you
wll to you low.
A FULL LINE
FQUKDl FOUMDH
That the CHEAPEST place to buy
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots and shoes, Etc.
-IS
FRIENDLY'S.
P. S. Have also just received
irom jwew York
vniPA nf T. ATsTT?Q
'2. . j-i4.a.xjjaj JJUjm0 JJj-
GOODS WRAPS and DRESS
Standard
Boss of the Road
They are the
of all First-Class
H1AK
AlfE HAVE HE EX Al'l'OlXTED
nsents for the lnsiiraiiceCou.i.anies for
merly held by Mr ('has I.auer, and are ).re
pared to insure your
House. Earn. Wheat. Wool. Etc-. Etc-
n.'aiut loss by fire, and can give you choice
i.f some of the Bkst Companies onthih Coast,
ready anil willing to pay losses promptly.
We ask for the lils-ral patronage extended
to Mr Lauer.
IfF.NIIKlrKH ft EaKI.V.
Something Now. .
Mil. OEO'tlJE WILCOX WITH J. A.
WINTER, will niake plu.tograpl ia enlarge
ments by the new
Permanent Bromide
process, finely finished in India Ink and
water C olors.
J. L. PAGE,
-DEALER IX-
H'
AVIXCJ A LARGE AND COMPLETE
stock of Staple 'and Fancy Groceries.
nought in the hest markets
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CM
Can offer the public better
other house
prices than any
IN 1CUGKNK.
I'risluce of all kiuds takeu at market price.
WANTED.
WOOL, HIDES
AND runs
-AT-
GOLDSMITH'S.
GOODS.
DRESS GOODS
i.'SY
STOCK OF.
can
STOCK IS
and Sty lisli.j
niomiy, vo will make hoiiir one else
OF GROCERIES.-
F. DUNN.
AT-
City a large in-
nr rwrrcn rrT
mmmm
ASK ypOlEZ.
White Shirts &
Best. Take no
Dealers.
EUGENE
i id m umi eh
Cheapest
IS OIT SALK AT
Matlock's
Hut tlin pci.plo don't
Mini S Jsissfliiy
C3l So'9 ASts for Eugcn? City, A' ,
t2M I'OU TIIK JUSTLY CKLKI'.KATEO hmm
S G3 m S,LVR SH18TS. Tfi
WWc arc Htill nt the old relial.le "lirane Store," lXj
ami e;in sell you anything thut you want to eat
or wear, fPll
thcapcr Than the Cheapest. Wl
iilslif!
Wlmt tlicy do want
Honest pricfs, mid
i twpiH can got
BY GOING TO G. BETTWJAN'S!
Wo shall not take up you tinm with a
Long 8triii; of nonsense a'.out tin- la-st,
The cheaposf, and the handsomest line of
Goodh in Lane county, hut. we do want
To auk you in a friendly way to como to
See us. If we don't Rell you real live
Ilargaina you are at lil.erty to use our
Heads for foot l.alls.
WE WANT WOOL
And don't you forget that we will pay
You all the market will stand. The
Same is true as to other- kinds of
Country produce. .Briefly Yours,
GBETTHAH.
F. K Beach, Tresident.
J. K. Eldehki.v, Set-'y.
Be Ulmki
No, 5 Washington
C?-f.2?ZrZ7
Whan.
directors.
fkankm. wap.r.ex, f. k. aexold.
F.K. liEACH, . F.KOGEKT.
i'-k-eldekkix.
REFERENCES FOR EUGENE
F. lUhiiaon. J. U. SIcClnng, F. It. Dutn. J. I). Matlock, S. II. Frien"J.
II. 0. Iluuiphrcy, 0bnrn & Co.
HTKULIXO Aent.
tt Money to Loan on Apprort-d Eeal Estate Secnrity.JU
A. V. TetrrK, J.
Overalls,
other. To be had
CITY ! i
new Stfoj
want that
articlo.
are lioiif.st
goods at
that is just A-hat
I ho
J. McCkakex, Vice lVisiihnt
J. LawENBEP.G',. Tn as
Fire and Marine
Street, Portland: Or.
$3,000,000.
c. ii. rr.EPcarr.
Price,