THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
Fupt. Clow Rrmovrd.
Tha Lumber Duty.
County Cdnvenlion.
AecordinR to a notice published elsewhere
in the Guard it will be sen that the Deino
oratio county convention haa been called (or
triday, April 13, with primaries on Satur
day, April 7th. The Democracy o( Lane
county are, united and liBve no personal
Jealousies or bickerings. Attend the pri
inurios, aelect vour brut men lor delccsli (
etui there will be no donbt as to the success
of the Lnne county Democratic ticket
June.
FiT mTV.TVH Tm? Tl" W'n "' March 4lh any: "Itob-, lu a Mul issue of the 8. P. Ew.iimer
BAILKDAY . M AKCU 17. 18H8. im (.()W ll,.,j,ll,.u,i,.lit f ih-penitentisry, "ppenra mi urtieh. Hmin the v.casol lh.;
wim yetttt-rUiiv uioruinK removed irom oiuce i ' " )i..r........u n.ui-
by (overuor'lYunoyt-r, one of the causes of , br to Ihn free list, mid pioti-stiiio, iiuumt
ln deposition lb "fui t th.it Hib e,ov. i any aucu action by (.'onyr.,.-.. Tha jjuiuiu
eruor had evidence that tho Ku-riiitn.-ut er ably repine a f.dlo.s:
hud, III violation of law, employed touvnts It Is natural llmt the... ucullcmen should
to work on bin farm in I'olk county, and that ; "I'pose the abolili..u of the la.. Wt i,t,vtr
the credit on the books to the elate for the u-M of proprietor of atoll bridge ho
same hd not been made until some Iwn 1 eoiii-inpl.itcd tho eipiru.'loii of hi fn.nthise.
months afterward, nnd until th fact of snch pleasure, and if the law compelled
employment bad la-en given publicity in the v, ry r"id.iit of K.in fnnicUco to .Iropr. ,
r.ul.lic i.ress This, will, olher reitsollS of U ,,"", "J "'I" ' ol Hull McAllister,
to
The Duly od Sled RnlU.
s. F. Alia.
Andrew Carneii in convinced that the
proposition to reduce the tariff on alee
rail from 117 a ton to 13 ie free trail
pure and eiuipl, and he la further convinced
lliat tbe man who favora nny sucu red hi
tion U a liar and a horsethiuf boucht with
llritish gold. Mr. Carn.uie ia worth 10,
1)00,000. lie was born In Scotland but came
here young aud grew np with the country
and the tariff on ateel rails. He ie the lar-
seat manufacturer of steel rail in the coun
try and ie the bead of the "Htet-I Trust
lie never losee an opportunity of expressing
bit firm belief in the good policy of ptotcct-
ln Amencau lulxir aualnat the pauper la
bor of Europe, lbceutly be put up the
price of ateel mils $10 a ton aud reduced
the wof( of bia employee, telling theui that
II tliev dlil notaccetit the reduction tie woulil
import men from ricotlatid to take their
place. Huch an outcry wan made, bowuV'
er, that be mad-j aome coi cessions, both
bia employee guJ the burets of railn.1
Eighteen nionth qk0 American steel mile
were eellinH for t "J8 per ton. They aro now
eelling at M5, though it wsa only a brief
while aim that tho "Kleel Trust'' tried to
make the jobbing price 14(1 per Ion. Even
alter niaklug the arbitrary ruiae of au per
cent, tbe American uiakere conm undersell
the foreign manufacture, for English ateel
rails cannot be laid down, duty paid, in
America, for leae than $11.2i. It ie true
that within the past two yeare severul tun
ftiKUineuts of English raim have been aold
at prleea twenty-live and tmrty-llve per
cent, lower, luit thia waa owing to a deprra-
eion in hiiL'land end a teniporary ceeaation
ill demand, coupled with a aharp compel!
lion between American manufacturer. The
EiiKliahmen were cuuipelled to Work off
portion of their aiirplua atock and were
therefore forced te take whatever they could
got. Under theae temporary 'condition
they were compelled to pay part of the duty
out of their own pockutri. Thin wa taken
advantage of, however, by aome of our do
mcatio uuniifiu-turer in a characterihtio
way. They bought the Eugliab rail at
f 2a and t'M a ton, and when the fori
ale ceaaed, put the price up to $ 36 a ton,
clearing a huudaom profit lv thi ruiiioua
forelgu coiutietitiou.
Not four mouth eince the Iron and Steel
Bulletin, tbe organ of the Auiericun rail
maker, puliliahed au eliilx.ruta article in
which comparative fk-urc were cited; ibow
ing that thecoet of iirodiicinn ateel rail iu
America i only 3 per ton greater thuu the
coat of producing them iu (Ireat Iiritiuu. Aa
the freight, insuruuee charge involved in
mporting foreign ruila amount to f i.'J.". ai
ou, it i eaay to aee that foreigu mauufuc t
urer have only a alight advuntage, lot
elating tlin, however, w uaaiima that the
figure given but by tho American Iron laid
Hteel Aatociatiou BNehowiug that ateel rail
cannot be produced in bngland for lea than
til a toil, and cannot be old (or loa than
t-'i.iiO a tou to allow the ii.iinufiicturcr and
johiier a fair uront.
The Iron and Hteel Itiilletln, publiahed iu
Philadelphia, ia authority for the iih
Hertion that etevl ralla can be turned out in
1 ittabutg at uu actual coat of till a ton, uud
wiai a aniiing prtuo ol f i'M will leave a
uurgla of prollt, Iu the face of theae
etutomeula, given out under authority of the
American irou-uiaMtvr, tau any good reason
be given for oppoaing a reduction of $1 a
tou in the duly? Ia not $13 a tou duty
euough in nil conscience?
A Crangrr Tulki Willi Dill Nye.
I met ou a Wextcru train an old Ohio far
mer who face invited my confidence and
who wa built large. Haid he to me M I ate
my bar of hi lunch: "Thefmin iu our
alate i iiiorlgaged for over eeven hundred
milliou dollar. Ten of cur Wcateru elate
I e by the papor ha got alxmt thn
billion and a half mortgage on their' furni,
and that don't rouut the chattel mortgng. a
tiled with the town clerk ou furm machin
ery, atock, wuggina auj even crop, by giadi!
that aint't two inchei under the enow.
That' what the pnmpect ia for farmer
now. The government' rich but the men tbnt
made it, the men that fought pumri lire
and perario wolve and Injun mid potato
buga and blimida, and haa paid the war
debt and pctmiou aud everything rlne and
bollored for thu I'uion nnd the Uepublican
parly nnd high prot.-ctive tariff and any
thing ele that they Were told, il left high
and dry thircold winter with a uioit,;uc,o of
eveu billion aud a half on the farm they
have earned and auved a thouanud lime
over. Kaix I to myaelf, an' I think that emi
gre agraea with rim, Iatuu a farmer any
how. llill Nye.
I bave led forlorn hope enough in the
vmy. I do not feel like Miik piihIicI
ntiead to lead the forlorn hope of a political
Jirty. Thi being pulled aud hauled by
poiiticiau doe not uit a aoldier. Qeu.
hendun. No more doe a ahrewd poliii
vian named Ulaiue like to lead that "forlorn
Jiopw." HiH'aiiHe why? He know he would
yet I. ft, That i the rvaaou be poaitively
decline,
fiLADUKX & SON' H rCICES.
15 can i hdii e pciii-he H.C'i
7 " " htlillt! bc.uiH I M
7 " " pma 10"
7 " Wiiihlow'H corn. . .
7 - Arch. r' corn M'U
IU " i ii-iii .. loiiniioea l.W)
And all other g l at proportionati ly low
pritva. 1 all iiiul i v tlieiil.
Foe Sale.
ike nature, 'influenced the governor to caiie I Mbop Kip and 1'iof. D.iv.da'iii.we uru nuite
lia removal. " Thin in given out aa the ui.i ; eonBdeiit thut tho.e high minded aud public-
apiiiii'ii l'iii.cun wom.i return me rule a-f
one of the principal prip of the monil order
and
; oi uie univerae, umi any proiiitp.ii to re-
fienl it in the tiguHliou of aiiurjby, nicri
i gi und Ignorance. .
A twciv" In'iiM! power Wood, T.lbcr
Morn' l llgilli- ill fll-.t-l l.i-l l-iillilltii'll.
AIo gi-niiini- I'liinh bur twenty-four
inchm in ili.irni l.-r for chopping. AUo (id
f.-el o( t ii inch l-elting. Will I Hold cheap.
luiiiii.' at tin. (ii-Aiiii olhce or of John
Holl.inil nt the Hill farm four mile below
Great Inducements.
mu of the uoveruor'a action iu the matter
For a long lime it ha lu cii a matter .of
public notoriety that aeriou difference hud
aiiiw-u between the governor and Mr. Clow
M.B,li.wr ni.iKii... ,,.. til tl tt...,il. n
tiarv. lt.-t.ort. aa to tlm nature of 'be! Th luiiihermcn are not to be blamed, ! J;"e" 1
trouble varied, but It waa general y under- j then fore, f.r remain;: their removal from
elood that the main bone, of cont- i.tion bo-, b" "nion of uni.tllmid l.n-gathera. The
tween them wa the uoiiiin.aiiui of inferior j qoeation of .riucipai ml' real, howevt-r, ia i
...... U'V...1... ll.u.. ...... ,.,.i,.f.k .1.. I.. J
oini-er lor me pnaon. Jeht. i.iay aiiernoon ; "r "" : " j 7 i IV- wut.-r row, r for a I
them, but whether thev can convince the i m'!!''im, ' "r' 0H('8
......... 1-., l" .!.;.. ... i.. Ihn Uil.alii.il.- river
thiu rKtie.-t thi-ir urioint. lit ia not uiribiuolv 1
v
alK'I-'-n-tl ill.
Itiaanid that the abolition of the duty
will di-Htroy the American merchant marine,
becuiue the lumber trade between Huu Fran-
Mr. Clow wa met ou the Mtie. t by n report
er, who greeted him with the reinaik:
"Well, Mr. Clow, I bear that you huve
been employing cuuviut'lalair ouyoui farm?"
The e(-auperiutetid"Ut eiuiled, and au
ewered: "Yt, that what I hca", too."
"I there anything in thu charge, tlmt You
tl... n,ui.,!...l tl.A (iiil.li,, k. run . I,. v.inr
private gain, contrary to the atatul- in auch u' ,ljB "rtbern porta i all that ke p
ca.- made and provided, or word to tiiut . "r doc huiiig alnppiug alive. Con-idermg
effect?'' I ' y a'"'nt " I,, r ct'", '"e tolnl ton-
"I II U.l yon IiiHt bow that w,.a. Last j the L'uited Slate i on the 1'aVTiiO
fall I acnt two or three 'truatiea" with two ('Oaat. that on ly a fritctiuu of that ou Ihl
i........ l,..i.,.,;,,., il.. .h.i.. u. in. uoaat ia eng,ige. in theluml er irad... and
other to myki lf, to my farm in I'olk county
near DmII.ik, nfier ulmiit 'i'M hn-ln U of ata
i iDI
if y.-.iM for
,.:.!iea tue power.
The t). k C. K. it. runa iiuoiivb te pn-mi-ea.
LncriH ia the iili.c.itiojial cent, r of
Oregon. ('!iin!e h n!il,!;.l und oil pro
ductive. l-'i-r furllur p.uticiiiurs a; dy to
I'Airn .f -x, Epiiis & Co.,
Eugtne City, Or.
and a load of hay. Ihn 'coiik were occu
pied two or three dava in thn removal, i.ml
the feed waa placed ill thu peiiitentiaiy lu
ble where it wu uaed by uiy own aud iho
tate' horae. I thought uo more of the
matter, until aome time nft.-r wh'.Ih f K-arued
that a kick wua beiu iniide nboiit my
working 'convict labor' for my own private
une. I immediately charged uiyi-!f with the
labor at the leguhir -IU centa per day, atid at
the proper time paid for it. Oucu or twice
I ai-nt a ciiiivict over to thn fniiii idler ap
ple or vegetable, for the Uhn of my family,
whom by right the xtatc ahould inaku pro
vision In aiippoil. All thia uu done with
no intention of breaking the 1 iw in regard
to the employment of convict."
A Siilem diKpalch of March lith
Gov. IVnnoyer to-night appointed (teorge
. Downing Kiipcruitcmlc nt of the peiul. u
tiary, vice ltohert Clow, rcuioie.1. Mr
Downing la a well known citi.i n and Dciii-i-
rat of Minion county, having I. ..1-1.--1 in the
vieliilly ol .ulilimity lor Unity-three yen in
lllff lil'I'iiliHilirill l.ri. ll.'.lll Ft.ll .-.I ill lioti.
He enter upon hi poaitiou Miuch 111.
Whut t ban
Fhe Mill' Tariff llill Nhniild it beenme n
law would
Huve the fiiimcr of thi county a larce
on gram aacka.
Would reduce tho duty on nearly l.lHKI
article that farmer produce auch na all
iiiiinufact iii- of Iron, etvel, wooh u uud cot
ton good, paper, em ihenwate, L'Iiih, and
other article enough to fill a column of thi
paper.
Would favor southern Intereata ly placing
enip ou the free lint, by reduction of 25
per cent, on iiigar end rice, the only 3 pro
duct of tbe South "protected" to 417.) of
other' eection, and beat line thu 1 favored."
every LouiMiatia CongrcHamun will vole
ui'ii.i.il the bill favoring them.
I he iniiu who drew up that li.ll n pie-cni
the large: vheep owning dihtrict in the 17.
Iher.iforo he protucted hi iulurenta.
Mr. Mill Hiiy, and tue laruext wool buvinu
tlriu lu Oregon i of the opinion that thu
price of wool was never lowtred uor I'liUed
one cent by protection, ao-ealled.
I he utile and Midi letigalile lliir of the lit-
publican pre are miHwered
I'rilieville lEeview: The Chlcami Inler-
O.-eun, a radical protection paper, of Febru
ary l-'ilh iu ila market quotation, quote
wool iu Loudon aa heinir a few centa hiuhcr
than it waa at lh einnn date in Chicago aud
Ilottou, and Mr. C. ti. llobcrta, the Wuaco
Warehouseman, iu hi apeech here Saturday.
atated that lust year heahipped Oregon wool
to London nndmdd It for a better prii-etlnm
be could get iu llohtou. If thi ia true, if
our wool ia Helling at n le, or even the
autne price that free trade marketaare giviiif,
wuai ueneui I uie iiuilt in ttar VI e aak our
Wool nieu to take thn market reporta of the
world and compare tin in with the eale of
wool in our country, and thu nettle for
themaclvcH the queation of what effect 'our
tariff ha on the price of our wool. Then
take the iiiarkut quotation tf wooh u cooita
jiint ncroKH the Hritish line and compare
them with the price we imy -mil ihcide fur
youraelvea what benefit the tariff i to the
people of t rook county. Una huckIioii of
the tariff 1 n quealioii of fact aud not of
Hcrlion; invchtigate, cxaniinc, and judge
for youraelve.
Unit it ia doubtful if a eingle Kchoouer i f
lout fraction would b Ihruwu out of em
ployment by the uduiiv.iou of lumber to the
free lint, the (lunger of a cutuntiophu to our
merchant mariue does not uppcur to bo i mini
lielil. Our veavl are much mure likely to
g iin emplnyineiit Ihiouh the increated ac
tivity that will follow it reduction iu the
price ol luuib. r than they ure to low by the
competition of foreign cr.ift from It.iiihli
Coluuiliia.
Our wood culling fiieinl remaik: "Iu an
uctiie market now Jtiiti-.li Colinubia cuii pay
the (iinir of t'- per IhoiiMand fet mid Coin
pclti'willi Aiii.-in an mill becuu-io of i hc.p
I I limber und cheap labor." May wu inter
poM. a correction? It i not been i in. of
cheap timber and cheap hi bur that ltrilirib
Columbia can i iuiipi-t-j, but because a I'lin-
I I.... I... ,,.,,.. I...M u.. ...
iravagaiiiiy mu oi rei.iiiou lo nil n. .1111:1! con
ditiotiH that the duty 11 an uncoiisiil. ltd
tnlli:. When rouiili redwood thut oiijht to
lie delivered III San tram Ho at tin a Ihou
aainl Ik Hold at wholemle at $I'J and rt-lu-e
hriiin il", it ia Inr.lly worth while to talk
uUnit the exihti iice ol the lumber trade de
pending upon a duly of , Tho people
here may have ahort nu iiioiic..., but I Ley are
not entirely destitute in that rcapect. Thuy
know that lint long ago the miillliuli were
producing lumber nud aeliiug it ut a prollt
iu H.ili fruuciHco at 0111 -Lull the pit-aelit
rate, uud they know thut now aouie con
tractor iu the aubiirbs have ceased building
cottugea for eale because the pi ice to which
material ha l en forced 111 iki h il a losing
biiHinesH. They know that the abolition of
a 12 duty 011 lumber would no more destroy
tha biihiues of the wood-cutting combiim-
tlou than the removal of the lux of 11 cents
a tou 011 coal could impoverish the initio
owner' ring.
The o-callcd "lumber producers" me not
producers at all, und iu eue'ourugiug them
we ure not encouraging the development of
any Aineiicun industry. They simply take
whi.t is already here. Nature ha provided
the material; (hey merely ravish her Mores.
If We should c-eioo chopping our forests alto
gether, which we ahull uevcr do, we ahould
not thereby become dependent upon f.ireik'n
countries for timber. The trees Would Mill
be 011 hand, and il. case of wir or other mid
den need American genius would probably
find a way to cut them down.
I'rotecliou to the lumber iuduslry, a at
present curried on, is nieiely u little assist
ance to process thai is already goiug 011 too
fust. It is paying men to destroy the re
sources of the country, for it is not u fact
that our forests reproduce themselveaua thi-v
should. Once destroyed tin y are destroyed
for centuries, if not forever. Thi is the end
wu uie taxing ourselves to secure.
Kami. J. llaudall, following out the Re
publican idea of revinue reform bu intra,
duced a bill in Congress which, if adopted,
would reduce (he tax collected on nil mi-en-urie
of life about fJ.I.UO.lKKI, and that on
whisky aud tobacco 75,OtK),UHJ. Samuel J.
ebould join the Republican ciivu. We
opina be will have but little Dejiocrutic
atipport.
Timothy Nestor, the Irish-American may
or of Marquette, Michigan, who wai elected
a Itepuolioau, ha renounced the party
on account of it devotion to the cause of the
tariff robls-r. He predict Id. Put majority
for Cleveland and reform in Michigan next
Novemlwr.
The editor of an Upper Peninsula of Mich.
;nu purer is in town, lie claims to he a
eoiil. .1 licpiibliciin, but find the labor peo
ple of that sec turn strongly tinctured with
tariff-reform view , no much so as In endan
ger Kcpuniieun ascctiiluucy In Michigan.
Huston TraiMciipt.
CAI.IKOKN1A CAT "It (T'Ki:.
(naranteed a sltive cure fur Catarrh,
Cold in tha Head, Hay Fer, lbwa Cold.
( 'start Iml Oeafness ami on. eves. Iiistres
thrliseof Taste and Smell, remove bad
Taate and t'nplcannt Itrcath resulting fnim
Catarih. Kuy ami pl.-umnt to use. Follow
direcllxn and a cure l warranted. For sale
by all driu'gista.
I ilea, w im k, wblch Ua bad th pr-
Dlciou nblt ol giving big Iteputilicau ln
loritiea, elected the whole lVniis-ratio ticket
last w-k by K.OtH) majority. Ut-taikiug the
l'reideut, you know.
uiwror William of Prnasia di.d at lUiliu
last Saturday, 'i ll decraknl ruip-rur lacked
but a few dav of completing his Ulst y.ar,
Fretlericl 111 haa aaceuded lb throne.
fUcraiuento, Cal.. ele,-tJ the entire Dem
ocratic ticket last Monday .
New York City wiil
75,000 majority. Alt.
give, Mr, Cleveland
Optical (lootw. -lleside having a full
line ol jewelry Mr. J. 0. Watt bu just re
ceived from tiie Last a large invoice of tfpeo
tacle, g.vggles, eye hdc aud other optical
good. He also carrus a mimplete epa k of
violiu tiinunings. tiive him a cull nt bis
tor iu Horn Pain' building
City Election.
Notice i b. rehy given that tbe annual
election of oiUeera iu and for E 11 gen City,
will he held iu the City 11 ill ou Moud 'iy
Ap.il J, InsS, al hi, h time the following
olilcr are to tat elected: Three Council
m.'ii. one Recorder, one Marshal and one
Treasurer. The poll khalt be optn.il at U
o'clock a. in. mid closed at It o'clock p. m. of
mid day. It. F. DoHitia,
Recorder.
Eugeue City, March 13, 1S8.
Don't Believe It
When told that F. M. Wilkius, th.. druggist,
is not Helling "Wisdom's Rulwrtiue" for the
complexion, the most elegant and only really
harmless preparation of its kind in the
world, and giving a beautiful picturo card
with every bottle.
1 1 1
Executor's Sale of Real Estate-
VM'TH'i; IS llKKF.IiYCilVKX THAT
11 hy virtue of uu eider nf the County
Court of I.iiiih County, Oreunn, I will offer
lor sate at puhlio auction to the highest hid-il.-
4t the Court llu dour In Kugene City,
tlie-oii, on Saturday, the '.'1st dsy of April,
1SSS, the following described pl'einises, tewit:
The S F. "f S F, , of See 17. mid S W I f S
V I and N i: j ..f N K , -uel S of X K
1. and S J or.N K J of X W I, and X of S K
I ol N W 1. and K J of X V J ot S E J, ami
e.ist part of lot No 2, of Sou Hi. mi I lot tl, of
Sec '.'I.T IMS, It 3 W, (outlining in all
STV.W acres, in l.aue County, Oregon .
Terms of a.ile cash.
Sale to commence t X o'clisk ). in. of said
day.
I.I i IXHA IIai.I., 1-'ecit.r.
Administ ator Sale of Real Estate.
otici: is heiif.hv oivkx that
II bv virtue of an order of the County
Court of Ijine County, Oregon, made at the
M u. term thereof 18SS, I will sell at public suc
tion nt the t 'oint Ibnise il.mr of sai l county oil
Mod. lav, April It!, 1N.SS, Is-tw.vu the I.01110 of
V oVI.H-k a. in. and Kve o'clm-k, p in, the fol
lowing deaerila d real prop, rly to wit:
The west half of donation hind c'aim of Wni
lisloii ami wife Is-ing Notiricalion Xn li.V.7,
in parts of sections three, tour, nine and ten in
township nineteen outh, raine 2 west, con
tailiilK lid. 10 acres of land shunt.-.! in I ,..,.
County, tlreput.
1 erm of sale e.tsh.
A. .1. CKl'AX, Adinistration.
PXoivL 's?w '
(TRpYALfJS'.lll 1 N
. ift
Absolutely Pure.
Thi powder never varies. A marvel of pur
ity, atreimth and wliolesomeness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds and cannot he
ild in competition with the multitude of low
test, almr weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only ill cans. lioVAL liAKINO 1'oWlltU
Co., lOli Wall St. X. Y.
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Alll.K 1'ltKT.S.
GIVE ME J. TEIAL.
fyoid .l.'.ivoin'i; IliulilUm, Kwjtm City, Or,
(i. (i. CAKKISOX.
CHAS. MOSBURG,
KALKK IM
TIMIU'.U LAXO, ACT JTXE 3, 1S7S-
NOTICR ICR Ci ni.lCATtCM.
rxtT.n Sutks Lano Omit, (
HosKiU-R.i, Or., March 1.', 1SSS. )
Notice is hereby ciell that ill iMIuldiauce
with the provisions of the act of Con.-r, ss of
June 3, 1(.TS, entitliMl "An act for tl sal
of liniWr lauds iu the State of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory."
A. 1. Uine, of Leabuiv, County of Ijtue.
State of Orenii, has this day 61. d in thi of
fice (worn sHl. nietit No. . for th our-
chase of 8. 1 'J ol N. K. 1 -i and S. K. 1-1 f
IN 1--I, of N-CtlOU
Fancy
6
in
Evei vthili-' new and fresh. C.oods de
livered free to u:iv part of the citv.
In Tobacco and Cifjars,
You will find the best Positively the finest
Imported Cigars in thn city
CANDIES, NT is AND 1 -HI' ITS
t uiiifl nnd see mu and le convinced that
you can save money l,y buying your goods
at tho Willamette Store. Opposite Guaiiij
ulnee. .1. ( HAS. MOSllt'KtJ.
-A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES.
F. 13. DUNN
UNDERTAKING!
I m:ikc a specialty lotli fur tjualit y of jjootls and prices to
suit the times. Country orders solicited. Liberal discount
tor cash rccoiupanying orders. Orders promptly attended to
both by mail or telegraph. Stttisfcactiosa (ASiarnittccd
COMPLETE
LINK OF r ck ?Zh&tM -'
Call and see , me . J. E. REAM.
a
CorhtT Willamette unj Seventh Streets, Eugene. City, Or.
Drick! Dvkkl Brick!
F.T yt'Al.ll V Of UKK K KKIT COSeTANTLT OS
J 3 linii.l. ill exchange brick for all kinds
ot farm pnsliiee. Kiln and residence at Wal
lis Hutte, two miles West of Kii-ene. Brick
delivered iininediiitelv on rewiptof onler.
jos. iiKiroiu.
A. V. Peters. Airent, KHiren.
v- ' :
V CVWW 0f tue P001 tul"PS of this
vvvxv life are sorrowfully lot
alone on account of Dyspepsia, Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
ludlirestion and Constipation; sold oa a
positive earautce at 23 and CO cents, by
Oshmn A Co. Eu nis.
Tiie Improved Farm Fence
Is the cheapest and most
perfeil fu use.
Steel and Wood Solidly Interwoven.
We us from siv to eicht wire. tntHrw.-..M
solidly, viith inni ihiitv to foity IL-ht
issl.-u slats to the rl, thus pnuluciiija fence
that ill hold all nt.K'k iire.l nsm a fsrin.
It is th most ilursbie f. nif ui.vle, as the
slsU are in a verticsl iti.n. clear nf tlis
cr.mii. I, and will cutlet a sliinU en a hous;
no barbs to kill st.sk, and is aa visible aa a
biunl fence.
It is woven or irsniif..-turl on the pjsts.
tine man and a b.y esn hcil.l fnmi ii) to 00
rsls in a il.ty. Kirmeni csn build their own I
f-iu-e and ue insterisl thst v.oul.1 otlierwisv Im !
lt or ed as fuel, nd thus iuiv fmni '
to f SO ii mils. I
uur it-nue v. in st.-.a.l a si.!e pressure o: from
Has just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
vFALL km WINTER G00DS
Ever brouglit to Euareno.
THIS IS NO IDLE ROAST
lut cull uml prite them. Remember t lie place: The New Three
Uriels, corn.-r Willamette ami Eighth St., En-, ne City, Oregon.
9
Storv
Burr h McClanahan,
Mortgage Loans
-AN IV
REAL ESTATE
Insurance.
Abstracts of Title Furnlslied.
SOOTHES AND HEALS. J l -l. ol tv-etiou .V.. r. in rownlup
8anta Abie Mv-thea and heds the uiem. .7... .7" . '., f "n"r
i . i. ....w iii.ii iu imm kouciii is mom
" " ,un ""i1 w ' r01"""- valuable for its t.iuWror stone tlun f. aii.
uiht.wes sand ,chtn..srlWsa the chest, . 0 ,.,, h j. , m
e,.r eo,;ha. Id. bronchitia. pueuinon.a, ,., ,hj, RlWl ,, sVi It
wb.p,,,t!.c,,,,t;h .,1d .11 other, thnvit and lll0 u:U ,,T f W. ISvS fs nan.es . i w&
cul in enriiy nasal raUrrn aa ttdifor , Hictson, Walter Csmpls II. .,1 0f I.e.. UuU eo.inti.-a v.h.. ,N u. our fen,.
Btatt-lUure. I he enormous and lucrras-1 K,,,., i .... r.. ... ,' .... -i-..r. ...;..k.. i ... i. .. . . ' 7 ...
IU8 deinsu.1. for tbeM alaudrd I abfonna i cUminil ,.u,tM ... ,h, , c,tie. ,-,, ..Mai,,,,! ,.f I
reme.ii,4 eonniiu llieir lU'-nls. hohl anj ah-! ... i ... .u . ............. :.. . I r c . . . , i o r r-i
.ue.yS,ran,..dby...dru,K,. a, ft a j n TV, . " ' - - U. r. OWCCl OL OOn,rrOpSt
pacaae. zLroalo, fi.su. Cnaa. W. J0HruM. ..tir.
Farm loans Njj..t:atc.l
l'oneyancinf done.
and all kinds of
Money alicars on hand.
Agency.
1200 to MOO pound!..
EUGENE CITV, LANE TO, OR.
Lanes upa flonse.;
For Pkont or Hir
Applr for terms, etc., to
ho ward & bross
If you a ant to buy or.dlafavm or town
lut, call on
M'CLANAHAN, WARREN & BURR.
Tliey haia the best facilities for making
rsa.ly .,! are M(t., Dtj jn C(m.aM,I1.
dence aith Eastern parties ieeVi,ltf jnrest-ui.-uts
iu Oreg-.a.
No charge unless they do jou good.
For Sale!
Tue lot and residence sitnated on Olive
street north of the IWaria brewery, ia
ou.r.-.lforjlMO. Gcsxl fence, well, fruit
lr.es and iumbbry; kouse ia good repair.
A .lesiraLle rtsidtuce property. Apple to
Um offlce or to J. Davia thitailor.