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THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
.APRIL ai, 1888.
8ATUUDAY
i
. DM.UCR.lTir 8T.ITE TICKET
Fur Congress
JOHN M. GEAMN, of Mulluoiunb.
Fur Supreme Judge
JOHN BURNETT, of Benton.
For rrouountin Attorney, 2nd District
J XMliS W. HAMILTON, of DoiiijIi.k.
For I'reMilontiul Electors
W. II. EFFINGEH. of Miiltiioujuli.
E. It. SKlI'WOttTH. of Unmtilln,
W. It. B1LYEU, of Linn.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
John 51. Oarin.
'Senator,
Representatives
County Judge,.
County Cleik,
es,j ...
E. V. COLEMAN
C. K. HALE
GEO. A. DOIUUS
D. It. HAltltlH
....J. E. FENTON
L. 11ILYEU
Sheriff, P. J. McHIEKSON
Commissioner. ... Sf'
Treasurer J. J. WALTON, SR
Aasessnr ....CHAS. HUFFMAN
School Bnpl.
Surveyor,...
Coroner, , , .
.DR. A. W. PATTERSON
L. F. WOOLEY
....DR. A. W. PRATHER
Ol'R TlCKLT.
The Democratic county convention of
, Lane met nt the court house Fridity of lift
week iiinl pliicod mi excellent ticket in noini
inutiou for the con tent in June. For
HKNA'rOB
E. P. Coleman wan renominated by acclii
ruiition, Mr E. P. Coleman linn nerved
four years in the state senate iiud earned
the reputation amnii his associates of lirj"g
n earnest, energetic member, outspoken and
feurlesa in leirfslntivr work, opposed to job'
aud working solely for the interests of the
people. No man in LHns county In more
capable of representing and protecting our
miereii limn r.. r. uowninn. f or
BKPBKHKlfTATlVIN
C. K. Utile, D. It. Harris and Geo. A. Horrid
were nominated. Mr. Hide represented Lane
Co in the last legislature withorodil to himself
ami for the bent interests of our fwonln. Mr
Hurria is a farmer residiiiK in Cottage Gtove
precinct, in thoroughly honest and conserva-
live and will make a good member. Mr.
Dorris Is a young lawyer who by bin atten
tion to In profoaaion haa gained a fair prac-
ik's. ii win iiiiiho an excellent canvass ami
do much towarda oonviucing the people of
IJkM county the entire Democratic lefiisla
live ticket should be elected. It in a atrong
ticket and will carry the full strength of the
Democracy. For
COUNTY JVTXIl
Mr. J. E. Feiiton wan noniiuatod. Mr. Fen
tou in an honest, upright man, who could
not be swerved from the line of duty. Un
der his aditiiniHtmtion we would have mi
economical and carefully conducted county.
He will curry many Republican votes, that
Teooonize bis woith and fitness for the po
eitiou. For
COUNTY COMMIHHIONKHS
I.N. Jlemlirec, of Kiehsrdson precinct, and
weo. irmiiiige, 01 npringtiehl product, liolh
aiilmiuutial farmeri ware liomiuated. Mr.
Hembree atamU high in the ooinniimitv
wutb ue resmes mr sterling integrity. Mr
Artnilago la a man of good judgnieut, and as
ho in one of the heavieNt taxpayvra in Lane
county can lie ipwndel upon to help con
trol county fiuaucea in careful, economical
manner. For
OOUNTT I'l.tBK
Lark When waa nominated. Ho has the
leat of iinalinYatlou and will fill the oilice
with credit to himself and for the beat in
terests of Lane county, Nearly twenty
yeau evpericuce and ownurship of office by
the present inciiiiihcut ftn iuad him alto
gether loo familiar with ita management.
From present indiratiiMia the county clerk's
ofhYe will be tilled by Mr. ililyeufor the next
two year. For
itKitrrr
V.J. Mcl'heraon waa placed in nomination.
He ia well known In the people of Lauo
county, having acceptably II lied the assess
or'a nlllce for four lerma. He ia capable of
filling the office and wbeu elected will not
have to depend on a deputy to do the work
of the office. Mr. Mcl'hersou will receive
the solid Democratic vote, aa the present
incunilietit hue boasted that he never Voted
for n Democrat in bin life. Mr. Mjl'herson
will perform Iho dutiva of the office carefully
and acceptably. Fur
TUXAHIMIH
J. J. Walton, aenlor, wi.a renominated by
aoclumatiou. J I In one of the old pioneer
and baa a reputation for aterluiR worth ami
honraty. Ilia conduct of the otllue haa b.en
above reproach or criticism. He will atav
,1..-. i.
luerv. cur
John M. (Jeiirin, of Multnomiih county,
wus born in Umatilla comity in 1851 and
waa educated in Notre Diinie, Inil. ' He
atndied law anil waa admitted lo Hie bar in
1871 and wax elected li the Lower House of
the legislature the Mine year from Multno
mah comity, overcoming the Ktnmg Repub
lican majority of Unit eou:ity. In 1878, the
Democrat nominated Inm for prosecuting
attorney for that disiiid ami be carried
Multnomah county by l.MI nuO'tity hm
before and since it bus given a Republican
majority of lotto, lu 1881. h wu nomi
nated again for the Mine otli 'c and triumph
antly elected or Mr. Tanner. He is a
atrong mini aud if he doea not carry the atato
ill the coming election, Iho Democrat will
have but very li'tle ahow to carry it for
year to come. Mr. Oearin is an able ora
tor and bis personal fiimds are very en
thuaiaatio. With Oeoiin on Hie ticket the
Deinoorata have a apUndid chance lo over
come the Republican majority in the Ktnte.
A ginirtniun Jhilr by Talk.
We huve known S. Ii. Eakin fot a long
time, and know him lo be a good man, but
never until the laht Republican convention,
when several apeeehea were mud endorsing
his nomination, did we know of lna pre
eminent statesmanlike qualities, Die van
of thia terrillc onalaiigt on the LiigliNb
language and grammar waa led by the llery
and doughty Colonel of Junction, while (he
rear waa cautiously and guardedly brought
up by the cool, dignified and iuipn Hivo
atateHuiun from Iowa. Mr. Eakiu iiiiKcd
the Brand opportunity of hii life by not "being
Iiresent on tliut gala occasion. We have the
lotiae Journal of Wl, the aest-ion of the I g-
ialature which Mr. Kakin attended, and alter
laborious research through its innaiy pages
llnd that Mr. Eitkiu'a record coiisisti niwoht
solely of futilu and aiiulehs vo'.s for Lnil
Htatea aenntor. "Some ere born gieat, some
achieve creatneHH. and Home have givuluess
thrust, ujion them "
Jiillll lllirncll.
The Democrutio atato convention noini
nated Hon. John Harnett for Supreme
Judge, Mr. Burnett ia well and favorably
known in the second judicial district
over which he presided as circuit judge for
six vchik, at the aame time aerviug ou the
bench of the supreme court. Among the
legal profession Judge Durm-tt ia recognized
aa enable and learned jurist, devilled lo the
honorable practice of his iiiofusslou. He
would till that responsible positiou with
dignity and ability.
Circuit Court.
Don't Believe It
The Rochester Herald rccpionls the noiso
to cease while it remarks: "ike Kcputdi.
cun ticket niust get moro than the party
vote to carry New York this year. Therefore
let tie scratch and bite each other less and
look for votes." Mr. Mepbiirn, .f Iowa,
then couiea to bat observing: "Our pailyia
not aa atrong in Iowa as it waa. Hut there
ia great comfort iu the (bought that harmony
la belter lliau uiimncra, ana aa we uave less
Republicans we also have leas discord."
We would ask MrJoel Ware to etnlaiu how
it is that he ft lea ilie mi moriiiiduin blauks
used by the assessor, which are not official
papers, but thii assessor's private memo
randa. Of course,, it it a soft job for Mr.
Ware to make Lane county Pay him three
or four hundred dollars for a couple of dura'
work that is entirely nnautboriz. d. The
taxpayers who aro loaded this year with a
high rate of taxation would like an investi
gation of the county nud the methoda by
wtiicu Ilie Hull Dteilness has leeii incurred.
vt uen any one ol tliese lngh tanll men
approaches yon with the cry of "pauper la
bor, "low wagea," elo., just ak him what
proportion of tlu se high tariff men in con
grew voi.d to FXiludu I'hincse immigrants
Lvery one, with six exceptions, votid for
unlimited Chinese immigration, while but
single Democrat voted for it, mid be bad
been a Republican, was then ami is now i
protectionist. Coos Hay News.
To the persistent efforts of Senator Cohe
man, asHisted by Senator Ye.iteh, Lane
county is represented by two senators in
stead of one, as the apportionment bill tlrst
provided, llis nmuly slraiglitforward man
ner nmilo hi in many friend ninone both no
litical parties iu the Senate, and cives him an
opportunity to work for tho good of Lane
county far superior to any new man.
Linn county with yu ater population and
wealth than Lanuchniiges her county clerk
eVITV tWO VI era lllul VhI u Inivn lm liunr.l
anything sliout Unit county going wrong. In
fact she is far bettor off than our county.
Iter tax (Ins year is but twelve mills while
in Lane it is seventeen and one-half, the
county paying interest on a large sum of
money, ami an enormous deliuipieiit (ax list
outstanding.
This com I convened in Eugene'Ciiv Mon
day, April Jfi, lKf-8, at 10 o'clock, whh a full :
htli ndalice of officers.
'I hi' foliowini grand jury was drawn: Jus.
I'aiker, 1' . R. Moore, J. W. Hixon, W. D.
Mi Lime, Win. Farris, Geo. Ssnrs aud E. E.
Mills.
At this lime the Court appointed bailiffs
us follows; D. M. Drake, C. E. Roberts aud '
O. It. llean.
The following cuscs have been disposed of
up lo Frnluy noon:
1 State of Oregon v Aaron Lurch; ob
Uiniug money under false pretence. Col.
tinned. 2 Slate of Oregon vs Aaron Lurch; for-j
gery. Continued j
3 State of Oregnu vs D A Hudson and J F 1
Ilurdy; larceny. Disisstd aa lo Hardy.
4 J II Armstrong vs W T Campbell; to
recover money. Settled and diMninscd ut
pit)' costs. I
Ii W H Cbrisniau etui vs Peter Ct Chris
rimn et al; inaudate of supreme court. De
cree in accordance with mandate.
9 Win Cummins vs A Montgomery et al;
cannrmatlou oi sneriu a sale, bale con
firmed.
IU Hbeihard vs 11 L JUUalley; to re
cover money. Continued,
12 Saruh Fruzer vs Wm Fiuzcr; suit for
divorce. Granted.
iJ Jiux rriciimy vs j u uoooaie; to re
cover money. Cuntinued.
10 liuuj Hylaud vs Louisa Hylaud; to re
cover personal properly. Verdict for defen
dant. 18 Hovey, lliimphrcy & Co vs J It Fur
keson et al; contirmaliou of NhuiiO's mln.
Sale cohflrnied.
I'J MiloganvsJ C Yates; actiou for
damage. Dh missed.
21 Hovey, JIuii'phivy A Co vs It M
IJhii liley; to lecovi r money. Order of Kale
of attached property.
23 Susie Mulkey vs Phillip Mnlkey; suit
for divorce. Colitiuutd for services.
21 J I) Matlock v E E Sehneck el nx;
continuation of sheriff's rale. Sale, con.
tinned.
2o McClung & Johnson v Wui Horn; to
recover money. Default and judgment for
fl'JO.'JO, nu J order of sale of attached pro
perty. .11. It T . - - .
tu fliarx iv. ii orgenson vs j w jiajor; ap
penl. Jury trial. Verdict of f8.5U in favor
of defendant.
27 J W Rayburn vs J W Mahon et
Wbi ii told that F. M. Wilk'm. lha druugist,
is urn wiling "Wisdom's Kola-nine" for ih
coiuiil. x.i n, the most ehgant and only reall.
uariiJ"-" preparaiiuii
XSSSS3CC
ul its kind 'ii lie;
world, ai d giving
nitb c.ve-y I o''le
a beulittf ill Jiictine curd ,
rn T
3. Co. 1 will ray that 1 am i.ix ly iiceiviiic ;
Ii vicis mai'linV se il.by fheep. I ion there-
fore w ui lied to sme-iMiee to the fle'i mm I
that iniuinli.'le nttH.iiou inie-t I " i r. en li
those ilii-eju-'i haiios "f ieep ut ! -t ll.ree ,
tunes this Mi.r.'i , i r 1 will prociiu' aiil at your i
eipeii-e, iii.il l it. nd lo the matter for ynu. I
Take fair .oiiiii ai d Le ji an s.-lv is troiilile
uud liioiiey. .M, G. MliTli.
Stock iniector of Limn Co. I
for Infants and Children.
"Caetorla la so well adaoted to children that I Castorl curoa CoHe. Conatlnatlon.
I recommend it aa superior to any prescription I Pour Htomach, Diarrhoea, Knictation,
' ' I Vil a Unarm f VfA Alnl timnii
known to me." 1L A. Abcbco, U. D.,
Ul Bo, Oxiord St, Brooklyn, N. T.
NOTICE FOJt PlTI5LK;ATI0N
ft
La.nii Oriicc at Ronkiicwj, ok., I
1 Anr. 18. 18M8. f
TOTICK Irf HEREBY CIVFX THAT
notice of his intention to make final proof in
uppoit of Ins claim, an I that Said proof
will be innde before the Ju.lye or Clerk of the
County Court of Lane County. Or., ut Eugene
City, Ur, mi Saturday, May 2ti, 18M8, viz:
Winsor Wells, llouin.ieiid Entrv, No4iil0 for
the N W l 4 , s W 1 4, S W 1-4 of N W 14
ami Lot 1, Sec :'!!, and N E 14 of S El 4 and
l ot (j. Sec Tp 17 S, R 9 West, W M.
lie names ilie following witnesses to prove
Ins ootmiioii n Silence aiimiii, and cultiva
tinii of said l.iiid viz: Patrick .McEnroe, Fred
Wells, ,lim liichanlsoii, J I'adget, ail of
.ileadow.-, J.dne t o., dr.
'JlHs. . Johnston, Reu'ister.
I kills Worms, gives Bleep, aud promotee dl
cesiion.
I Without injurloui medicauoo.
Th Cintaus Cohpamy, 77 Murray Street, N. T.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.
Front, First and Vine St8., Portland, Or.
NOllCh: I'Olt PirillJCATIOX.
t
AsaraaoH
I haa. Huffman was renominated by aocla
malum, lie bua tilled the office of assessor
tor tlie jiast term and has given general sat
isniclloti. ilie county has been fairly
aascased and the duties of the office well
attended to by bim. His re-ehctiou is
assured, tor
BCUOOl, at'l'KSINTKNIIKNT
lha present incumbent A. W. Patterson
was renominated. He baa tilled the otllos
acceptably aud will lie re elected. He has
inumy jHrsonal fiieuda who will stay with
uitu on election day. For
Sl'IIVKVOB
Ji. t. Wooley, of Cottage tlrove, Was placed
iu nomination. Mr. Woolcv is compelvnl
and carelul surveyor and the work of the
olllc will be faithfully performed by him.
ror
COHONKR
Ir. A. W . Prattler was renominated. It will
devolve upon him to hold au iminsst over
tlie ltepubluan parly urxt Juue aud dutur
mine what cauwd its melancholy death.
The Democrats of llimacvoiiil jndicia! dis
trict did wisely when they re nominated Jas.
W. Hamilton for proaecuiing attorney. Dur
ing Ul a.liniuistutiou of the office cnuiiuala
nave louuil It ban! work to rscaiie th
ineshea of the law. Although the district is
several nuu.irtu KepiiKllcan It s only r
hard work Ibat a man was fouud who would
accept the nomination against Mr. Hanoi
ton. W. S. lluflord, of Newport, is the Re
publican iiomiiipe, and it is needlosi to in
form the readers of the (imp that for al
least the ensuing two yearn the office of dis
trict attorney will eau bim no trouble.
We Lave been informed by good authority
that 8. II. Eskiu, Republican caudidate for
siaie seusior, pledgej iiluiKlf U fore
election in 18SJ not to vot lor John
Mitchell for I'nit.d Stale senator.
name atamis ou the record aa
Mitchell.
toting
the
It.
III.
lor
If apeechmaklng iu nominating candidates
electa a ticket the Democrats have no show
this time. Al the Republican convention
Saturday all kind of speeches were made
from the ludicrous lo the dignill.d and pom
pous, probably hoping to create some en
Ihusiasm. Tlie convention even set med to
realize Joel W'are'a danger of defeat; and it
reipiirul a speech to make his nomination.
The Oregmiiun says Hint General Pluck
draws u pension of $V0KI per year. Why
not say $00,(1011? It would not be much
further from the truth. Ueiicral Pluck has
a special pension of Jl'.'tiO a year, voted to
him by Congress for the uiot aeriotii
wound any soldier survived, and hYimlii .
cant seem never to get done grudging it to
linn. Alia.
County Clerk Ware Is Keiierallv sunrumi d
to know all about laud matters and heu it
comes to making llual proot to be very lib
eral iu the matter. However, wo hae it
from reliable authority that hi charges for
fees iu making Hnal proof, in mora than one
iiistauce, ficeediHl fee charged by the Reg
istvr at Roseburg by sevural dollars.
The Albany Democrat state that the 1!. .
publicans ol Saleiu threatened to rotten egg
St, John, and that there was similar talk iu
Albany. The (irnml Old Party is ind a t
lliveu hafd Viheli it proposes such in. a.
urt-s. Iree speech will in uud uo paity
can affofd lo eurlail it.
appeal. Continued lifter jnrv disiiL-reeiuu.
28 Mary G Ritcboy v Josiah Craig et ul;
sun lor paititlou. Jtcferrce diu barged.
.iu ! r ncuoonng vs rfoiiu iinuks; lo
recover money. Default and judgnieut ur.d
order of sale of attached properly.
35 Fetor Wycoff v W 8 Millur ct al; to
recover money. Dismissed.
30 Charles Wilson vs Al Sheves; to ro-
covor nmuey. Judgun lit and order of, sale
of attach d properly.
37 E W Whipple ,fc Pros v A C Huff et
ux; coiilliniatiou of sheriff s sale. Con
firmed. .
38 E W Whipple & Pro y Lncinda
Hull; to recovereniouey. Continued.
U'J Llias I'liillips vs J U ,t II F Howard;
to recover mom y. On trial.
10 btate of Uregoii vs h llraiitou; assau It
with dangerous weapon. Defendant ulead
guilty to iuiplu UH-milt mid lined $5U Ki)
uunin, iinor ueiug uieu oy a jury, Wliu u ill!
agreed.
41 Ella Lytic vs Geo L Lytic; suit for di
vorce. Appearance of dcfemlmit withdruwm
Referred to J. E. Feutoli.
43 D It Lakin vs Laura Lakin: divorce.
Default aud case referred lo Geo A Dorris.
44 Slate of Oregon vs D A Dodson and
F Hardy; burglary. Tried be for hirv.
v eruici, - iioi guiiiv,
45 F K Hcpbuiu vs i.iiuiu Hepliiru; cus
tody of nuuor cliihi. Dihiiiiv.eil.
4J Millie Welch, by guardian, vs J J
Eaton and It V Howard; to recover money.
Continued.
51 J A Lawrence vh H W Cottle, imd A
McKiuiiey;daiiiugia. Continiied.
52 Josiu Fuller v V K Full, i ; divorce.
Opposition wilhili.iviii. lof. ri.il to II C
Hiiniihrey.
F K Hepburn vs Lama Hi-phiirti, suit for
divorce. Di-missed.
State of Oregon vs. J.imra Stanley and
Tbomus West; larceny in a iiw l!iug houe.
West plead guilty. Slanley tii d by jury
ami found guilty, .ludgii 'li.ali sentenced
each to three years in iho penitentiary .0
State ol Oregon vs lb my 11 Ncvius; lar
ceny in a dwelliui:; pica of LMijlty entered:
sentenced lo one year's imprisonment in the
peuiienuary.
F.x Senator ronkl-'nu died at bis mo m m in
N'w York Citv ilni-Kilav tnorntiiir nt I .'to
o'clock. He had passed the creuter unit of I " '"
his manhood iu Couureas. from which hn
eiuergtid with a stainless reputation. His
numo was never counectcd with th scandals
Unit clouded toe names of so many of our
imiiihi! uieu iiuriin; ilie war period and for
solllB lime Ihennfter. He was proud.
srisloi-ratic, and unvieldiiu.' in his diM-lmrcu
of public duties, faithful to his friemU. nn.l
relt ntless to lus inemtes. Hii (uncial took
place Friday.
Lash.' h :t i: at Richii-iw. (im., I
April lfi, IKHH. (
MOTK'E IS IJKliEIJY tJJVEN THAT
i.1 the filltV line named sot'lerhaa (il.-il mi.
tice of his intehtioii to make tiual proof in
support of his i-1eJiii. and that suid pnaif will
lie made before the indue or clerk of the county
court of Lane Co., Or., at Eug-iie City, Or., ou
Friday, June ft. HSX. viz: J E White. Homo
stead Entry No SM4, lor the Lots'8 and 9, Sec
A 1 p M h, Jl 1 h. J I e names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of suid land, viz: AJ
J.uce. Kit Kelwiy, Cnitit Hyland, Thomas
u'Welv. all of l.ovte . Lane Co (Ir.
Cham. W. JoiixstoS, Re,
inter. T
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARD- Miffm IR0N
ware, mimm steel
'i j r-- i i r .
FARM
MACHIImERY.
NOTICE FOIt IMJHLHJATrov
Land Ohick at RyCr:uciio, Oif, I I
irpi n nr; ibnij. I
jWOTlfli IS HEIiEllY GIVEN THAT
X the following-named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make linal proof in sup
poitof liisclaiin, and that said proof will be
made before the judge or clerk of the county L
court of Lane county, Or., at Kugenejcity, Ore- y
iron, on Saturday, MnrCM, ISM, viz; Patrick ? '
.Mcl-.nroe, llouiestead Entry No. 4b20. further
X E of N W , und Ixit 1. Sec. 31, Tp 17 S,
RttWest, W M and N W J of N E
I, and lots 3 and 4, Sec SO, Tp 17 S, R
i W, W M. He names the following
Kiuiesses in prove ma continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said Isnil. viz- Win.
sor W ells, Fred Wells, Jos Richardson. Har-
vey railL'et, all of Meadows, Lane Co, Or.
ii ir i . .. . .
liiab. iv. ioiikkto, itegister.
fAULTLESS!
-Nature Is faultless and so is that
noble discovery, continaing only Na
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hole Agents for Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho for the
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These Machines are too well known to need comment. Tbousnnds of Farmers have used
them und speak of Ilieiu with praise. They nro the only Harvesting Machines
that will give culiru sutisiucllou to tho purchusor.
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e&gejtey
want to buy or sell a farm
lot, call mi
or town
WARREN & BURR.
Iu Louisiana the rotruliir 1), inoe: utiV li.-Ui
was elected, notwithstanding a innty tiht,
by about 'Jit.OiJii majoiity.
StRVKI. A Slllllll led cow Willi Hill,- nn
eura the shape of mi "L " Find, r will be
paid n lilMal reward by Kivino inforniution
b W . J. lli.le1. Elli'elie I'ilv or lliu C,..,,,,
IW . ' ' " "
tney have the' bet facilities for making
ream sales and are constantly in cornsion
..eiuo nun eastern arties seekiu- invest-
incuts in Oiegon.
No charge unless they do you good,
mie In Walton's Block.
Tuft's Pills
OXJ3R.III
Malaria, Fever and Ague,
Dumb Chills, Wind Colic,
Bilious Attacks, etc.
They produce regular, natural evao
imtuina, never grlw or Interfere with
(tally business, Aa a family medicine,
thry ahnulit have a place In every
household. IVlee, S3 cents per bos.
Sold Everywhere.
Oniop, 4 Murray SfM N. Y.
J. CHAS. MOSBURG,
DKALKB IN
Mnplc :iiid Fancy
F.verjihiiiR new aud fresh. Goods de
hwitd fr- lo any prt of the city.
In Tobacco and Cigars,
You will tlnd the best Positively the finest
liupoited Cipirs in the city
CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUITS.
Conic and see mo uud be convim-e,! tli
you can save money by buying your Roods
Miiimimio oiure. uhdosiim i.n.nn
J. t HAS. MOSBUKO. .
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If you will give me your attention
a few minutes I will try and in
terest you in the way of
for Jos money than any
I have ;i lai'ire lot of Jioots an! : hoc
one in town, and ovItv pair Waira:it't.
vionini'' lor iien and Hoys ;ts Ow us 1.7.1 m-r n;r Tfofc tr,
iratch.
I have just reeeivoJ a lot ol'Sori:! -- .m.l .- inm.u.i- ,li,. ,r.A
tlie nicest I ever hail. (Jirls t!;ev show lY v,if sinilunr
v-i.tiiiu iiancesio lerfection; just the tiiini
fi. i j di vi,
tiling tor eao year, and only
My stock is complete and I am
anxious to sell. If your nocketbook
is over burdened bring it down here
and I will clean it out as slink ns
David did Goliah.
G. BETTMAN.
IMTORTERS
-.si. -
llietil'ARU Hives notice Ibat il ul'l i,.,i
puoiihu any political lies, and will not allow
Its coluiuua to lie ned for Unit uurnow. XV
slaud prepared lo prove the truth of any
staleuieut that Bl'Dears in the columns
Ul-AKD.
8. D. Eakiu, Jr., U a raudidste for stile
senator, also in the bailing buiineae. Would
he, if elected, favor the reduction of interslf
The fanura would like to hear trow him oo
this subject.
If the lb ruianu teb craohic bur. Hil fill.
nishes half a coluinu to the Oregouian every
lime he introtlucea a bill, how uiauy columns
would be devoted to him if he i.h.iiil.1
dentally get a bill paused f
Concresa bus leen in session f,. A v.
mom ha and Hermann hu iniin.l
drds of bills, but haa sncceee.1 in naasiiiu
ouly one, a bill lo reimburse the FirM Na-1
Uoul Hank of Fort land.
llridjeKirt. Connecticut, hcte.l the rn
tira Uemocr.no ticket last week by litsj
uiajurlty, '
: SPENCER, Bflf?n
HARDWARE
JOnBERs
1IZTALS.
TAHS,
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7r&M h ? l B f?a m
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:2, 21,25, 23, 50 &33Laia Street
C2CA30, ILLS.
Has -just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
End best stock of
0ALL AND WINTER G00DS
Ever broiifjrlit to Eugene.
THIS IS NO IDLE BOAST,
Dut vnll miJ priir thmi. Itemeiiil.. r thn 'plac-: Tlir New Three Story
Brick, corner Willamette and Eighth St., Eugum City, Orr-gon.
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