The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, December 21, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextGUARD. KSTlliHSIIF.lt FUR THK OISSF.MIS'TIOS OK DEMOCRATIC I'liiv H'l.ES, INH TO MM 11 ilOStSTLIVISli BV Til K SWEAT OP IBI BROW OL22 EUGENE, OR., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1889. NO, 19, THE EUGENE CITY jut tfugrur (City Guard. p0HUUEl) EVER. SATURDAY.) I U OAMPBBLL, MbltailM ' IToprH lor. jfbK Seventh and KU-htU Street TKBMBOrSUWOBIPTION. ... 'i so ... 1.25 ... .75 L , Jlolim-- ntlR OXLK ,rBg OB ADVERTISING. t,... Hue or leiw mm ' laU-SSo- It OMh nqu'iti iVlLkiii will be charged at the ol- W" . ju isltti .1 sr. on I" .mere three tnnnina " g tf3Ks ill months " p5S2f!S. veer : 12 00 .drtinK . , rolluS DBJTUT. All I"1"""" CEO. B. DORRIS, 0rMV and Counsellor- at-Law i w-i-inK IX THK C H'UTS ir11jhe icondJudlotalI)lrtriet aud In I M "' 1 . . .. ..f ikt. st.it... I in "r"i,iifce L BIL'.EU, -Attorney and Counsellor at Law, - B0UHNB CITY. OREOON. . ......- irtmitl 'lit 'IMS ait I l . .. I ... ... .(.. matters. . .1 ,. TC. " II' ." I L inlIed'Olls ' " A. C WOODCOCK, Aitorney-at-Liiw, . . ORRftOK Ml IBS.'. Uli ii oKKU-K -U.M.iiiH 7 & Mi Ihi. 1. Building. lUI ttentinq given to Clleott.l Lg,! I'r.ilute htiiueii. pORGE A. DORRIS. Attorney-at-iittWi uuhMMlV. OBEGOS OiriCI-Ia Ui'ter lihick. j.j. WALTON, Jr., AXTOHNF,V-AT-LAW ELHiKXK CITY, OREGON. . 1 i fpn It'll. 1. l'U.U THI'. l- mi. Courts of the State. Special attention given to real estate, col- Ktim:, and probate matter... . . I OoOaSOOg "I' sUWl " IVniteil States C.overiniient. (Ittice in Walton unci; moms i ...m. Beymour W. Condon, ATTORNEY-AT LAW, -DUNN'B BUILDING,- Kiigcnc, - - Oregon. GEO. M. MILLER, Laney and Ccunsollor-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. U'liEN'K CITY, - OREGON. MIm Lane Co, I'.unk Building A.E. GALLAGHER, ittoroey-at-Law. Itl'tiEXK CITY OREGON. BssolsJ attention given to Probate bwble" u.l Alti:wt of Title. OrncE-Over Lane County Bank. T, W.HARRIS, to. D. Physician and Surgeon. office Wilkin's Drug Store. MMN on HI th street, wnere ur .-meii," ""nerly rssi.led. DRS. PAINE & M'DONALD physicians & Surgeons, Kl'GKNK, UUKGON. Special alliulinu mi. I to Suraery ami lifetime diseases. Dr.W.T.McMurtry, lyacian, Surgeon and Gynecclogist. I id Year Experience .) Omit -Over BmnnUli Store. Willam- Wm street. OREGON. PR. J. C. GRAY, DENTIST. ynCKoYB fUUXGB UTOHB. ALL v-r s ... .......i , , . . 1 1 or-.. Lywwi . admiubtercl for painlw pi ' teeth. Dr. G. W, Biddle, DENTIST. l!- i K WiiRK v .lavtil TV F.N 1l-'"" ami rtllin eseeute.1 iiy m i'- E? "Wi,l k...l. .1, I. U 1. -vii , iT" - Orrict-Titiu !-. ofjjoe bour fmm h (J .l.re. for Infants and Children. "CMtortai.MweUadapteJtoeWl.lrenthat I 1 'wonuuend It ee euperior to eny pitscnpuoD I mown to me." 1L A. Aarntn SI D I Ul 60. Oxford 81, Breokdjrn. N. T. WltlouVnyurioui meiUcetioo. Tin Cistai it OOMMin, H Murray stnwt, R, Y am,7lt0MT,7vB?norSEDoyoustmilkc Sh:va.vt-( iii, every liit as well, Ma'am I.Aliv OK tiib IIoisk Why, how do you f hKUV AXT Well. I don't hnvn to u-nteh hnMffnl i i, ,m in i .v. I v . " v . now cm nil yo l h.ne to will u I ak. d custard, "i.Ii111.1. Tlier. 'sno trouble to rook nice Willi that store. ";"" hi ii wiiii a i .ik u rnstaril, t s so apt to hum on brooch, lie Charter Oak hakes It perfectly Without any lai eof oasu. g a turkey,! have to keen butloVlt tytn live minutes It i erfrctlv I'j'ttirkjj '.I dnnt have to keep baHtliiL-ltevery live minutes. It roasts he'autllullyhrown i-i ,'iin I lie wire fauze own door I kn.ov they wouldn't I e near as nice. I liopo I'll iierer have to cook jnv.he.eaBaiiiwherethuyhaveu'tgotaChart.rOakStovoor!Kaci STARR, GRIFFIN, & BROWN. SOLE AGENTS FOR EUGENE. NEW GOODS. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS From the Cheapest to the Best at prices according to quality. A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS and SHOES From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties can be suited either as to Price or Quality. Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Price up to the Finest can suit you if yon " ouITstock IS firFrec v I.nnk us over; if wit do ll"t you Bell to you low. A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES MATLOCK) Has just received direct from New York and Chicago, the argest and best stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Ever brought to Eugene. THIS IS NO IDLE BOAST, call and price th t But ic 1 I Eighth St Rnck. corner AY ri etl- am KuykendaU&Paytoii, fta&HWtai Surseons D..-e i and 6. Hovey's Block. nuuiiii into li, 1 to ' uxi 7 to 8. Cattorla em Cefte, ffwlltinll 1. Po,lr '" '' ln -n. Eructation, BUi orroi, EiVM ana prumo .li- Charter OakStoiv a, well uwhmwe the lieeu usetl to. Ju9t look at that roll I 1 uever xiilnln It? , , 1,1,,., . i. . ,. l . . , Ictti uurn. ion Know It Is so ant to hum on ton tBsM It B hake.1 nitllllllt anv ilHIH.er ,,l tturaili... A...I ft.,. In and MyliMi.,: """"') will miiko wini- one (lac F. B. DUNN l.r th- i. e. : I lie .xe Thrw Story - -- , . r.u'.n-t.ny. ijJn-gon Iiowel Troubles, mi l ' ramp, Colic, or any Internal or Externa! Pain. Ask your . druggist for it. pi uuu Hum 1 un (itvo TkM it t liunce! rktt l to aay, MM tugfl Also all your bmtllllH niachinery. Very woml. rfnl tuathiuery it Id. Not onlv the larger air ptMgH, hut the llHMWHKH ( little tuln'a and initie livliug from tluui Wheu thiM' ire elon.d auil choked with matter which ought uot to Ih there, your lutipi can not Jo their work And what they do, they cannot do w,el. Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia, cataiih, ronsuinplioii or any ol the family of throat ami iiom' and head and lung oUl ruction, all are hud. All ought to he got rid of. There la just one Mire way to get rid of then. That is to lake Una rher'a Girmau Sirup, which any druggist will sell you al 75 cents a Mile. Even If everything else haa failed you, you may dc ptM upou this for certain What is It? That i roduci s that tieautifully aoft com ph vion and leai s no tnu'in of Us applica tiou or iuiurious eBMItr The answer, Wie dom's Roliertn aeeoiupliahes all this, uml is pronounced hy ladies of taste and refine ment to he the most delightful toilet article ever produced. Wurrauled hanuleaa and malchleiw. P. M. Wilkius, agent, Eugene City. advice to MOTBMB. " Mils. Winhi.ow's SiMiTHiMi St ttlf, for chil dren teething, i the prescription of one of the hcut feuoile nurses ami physieiiius in the I'nited States, and has Wen used for fort) ytur with never failing smcess hy millions ol mother lor their children. During the pro cess of teethim; its value is incalculable. It relieve, the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, iriuhll in the DOWfle, and w ind colic. By givini; health to the child it rests the niolhrr. I'nce '.'." a Isdtle. Ttkc NotiMi. That A. (iol.lsiuilh has the hirgesi, tlneat ami best stock of tjm ciiswarc, Crockery am) Glassware evi r hroni;ht to Eugene. Give lino i cill nt.it If Mil! prove II t" vou. Combine, the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtue, of plants known to be most beneficial to the human jvstem, forming the ON LY PER FECT REMEDY to act gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AMD TO Cleansethe System Effectually, 10 THAT PURE BLOOD. REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one ii using it and all are delighted with it. Ask your druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu factured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., San FaANCitco, Cal. loctsviLL,, Kv. NswYo.K, N.V n A VINQ RECENTLY REFITTED the Did Gram.' Store nre nib-ring SPECIAL BARGAINS In Dress (iomls, Ltidiei and Genta Under wear, Hoots, Shoes mill all classes of lRY G00D8, J. L. PAGE, -DBA LBS IN Groceries WING A LARGE AND COMPLETE j XX Iteoh "( Staple and Fi,in y Ol boiiKht in tli best market EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. Can offer the public better other Iioum price than any IN EUGENE Pr.shive of all kind, tak.u at market Sportsman's Eporium. HORN it PAINE, Practical Gunsmiths n. . 0UN8, R1FLI Piling Tirklt nrf Siltriili, NrwhiK Marhlni-w wild .11. .il All Is in. U lor SmI. ! Ketiairing ikme in the neatest rtyle and war ranted. Guns Loaned & A t Furnished, Mh; ! won, An owi Dmotntl IliMkiflTlH' mUCWtlLM am Rinxn to Tim hum n "btatk nam" n an tova not. Why do I shout like a Modoc? Why do 1 roar like a hear? Why do 1 paw nt the gravtl, Aud routiiiually rip and tear? Bote! and Hestow have got there Thirty-six year we were out; A derrick will do for it lifter While I raise au old lime shout. Throw me an acre i.l flapjack, Soaked in wild goat crcatu; Hold M a minute, waiter. While 1 shriek one lusty scream. For I've been wailing, yes wailing. Thirty six yiars on a fast, Hut now we've got 'em, yes got em The Democrat theie at last. Oh, for a bite at a pumpkin A big as a mountain lop; On! for a torly-hoiae biscuit Dipped io some ilcpbaut sop. Once we were down at the bottom ; Hut now we d.ince on top A Hawkeye man for nluely lwo Will ee old Iowa Hop. Let me give thanks for a million; Let me level in songs and wine; Lei me feed till my month uitisover Giving thauk for right) -nine. ROM me a b ar aud bisou From the track of a Western plain; Hung me a buffalo bleeding. For the g. o. p. is slain Send out a 'coon and a 'possum; tWer them clam juice pour, For my fast has been so lasting I could eat for evermore. Hut eating is what I am here for, Aud rich indeed n my fare; I'm a goal, I'm an old hymn, I'm a wolf, I'm a grizzly Mat Throw me a JrtVeraou doughnut, Smothered in Jackson juice; Give me a saw and a hatchet While I carve a Republican goose. Iowa State D ui.HMt Dr. Taylor's 7 Oaks Compound, purely veg table, lHiHitively cures rheumatism, neu ralgia, toothache, alch headache, cranio col ic, cholera morbus, complaint peculiar to (eniab s, cold or cough, hive., chills and fe ver, pain around the heart, erysipelaa, phthisic. GioiiuK Taylor. Sold by Oabiirn A Co, druggist. (ii'ti. W. Kiiisi'y, AMluUfW, I When you want your goods, ho, inhoM leu. W. Kinsey, the pioneer and most sm essful auctioneer in Lane County ile will attend to mission. all ale on a reasonable ram- Parents should he. careful that their chil dren do uot contract colds during the fall or early winter mouth. Such cold weak en the lungs and nir passages, making the child much moro likely to contract other cold during the winter. Il i Ihi sueccsa ion of colds ih.it cause raturrli and bron chitis or paves Iho way for consumption. Should a cold be contracted, lone no lime bill cure it a (uickly as possible. A fifty rent bottle of Chamberlain' Cough Remedy will cure anv cold in n few days and leave the respiratory organ Htroug and healthy. For sale by Osburn & Co. Beauty i ' uid admired by all. Among - i on h may best be done to enhance personal I., .mi I tho dully Ml Ol Aycr's Hair Ylgor. No mutter what the color ot Ihe hair, this irepa- ration glvaa it a lus tre MM pliancy that itdd greatly to ill charm. Should thu hair tic thin, harsh, ' tlry, or turning gruy, Ajer'a Hair Vigor will reatore the color, bring out w new srowth, ami render tho old aoft aud shiny. For keeiilig the scalp clean, cool, and healthy, there is no bettor jircparation Iu the market. " I am freo to confess thnt a trial ot Acer's Hair Vigor has convinced me that it i u genuine article. It us., haa not only caused thu hair of my wife and daughter to be Abundant and Glossy, but it has given my rather stunted iniia lache a reapeetabhi length and appear unco " - H. BllttoB, Oakland, Ohio. "My hair was eoafaig out (without any aaaistanci, from my wife, either). I tried Aycr's Hair Vigor, using only one bottla, in I I now lie a lino a head of hair as nny one could wish for." -It. T. Hchmittou, Dlokon, Ml ' I have used Ayer'i Hair Vigor In my futility for u ntiiiiW of your, and re gard i a the Ixwt hair preparation I know of. It keeM the scalp clean, the h i i s,,ft and lively, and preserve the in :nuU color. My wifo hu ued It for a Ipflf lime with moat atlfv tory re mlta ' -Benjaali M. Johmton, M. D., Tobotnae Hill, Mo. " M v hair win becoming liarh and dry, but after using half a bottle of Am i s Hair Vigor il grew black and gloy. I i . moot ex pre the jov and gratitude I d el." -Maliel C. Hardy, Delavan, III. Ayer's Hair Vigor, rllKI'AHKli i.v Dr. J. C. Ayer fc Co., Lowell, Man Bold ty Druggists and perfumers. Cloverdale Dairy. I will open a Dairy at cloverdale, Lane Co., Or., about July 10, 1889, and will manufacture HP Auyone wanting Cheea will please or der of my agent, M C Close, Crewwell. A VatUODC, Prop. Ul' the tl fCs MttfiMini The following i au extract from a letUv of ike Surveyor Gcnetal to ouc of hia cor rcKUomleuts. makinu imiuiriea a to (he mode of procedure iu asking for a survey of public lands: The appropriation made by eongres, for public survevs for the current fiscal year (which commenced on Sepleniber 1.) wa tt'.'tkJ.OtH). Tht under the law ami regula tions, must be expended for "townships oc cupied, iu whole or part, by actual settlers with improvements, and the survey, shall be confined to lauds adapted lo agriculture and line of reservation. in order to secure survey, the department retirement is that application thereto should Iv addressed to Ibis oftlcc. The settlers living upon the unaurveyed lauds iu the vicinity ah mid unite in a petition which should bt accompanied by a slab nieiil showing the uumher of bouafide aetllers, the character of the uusurveyud liuds, the nature and value of the improve ment and the an a under cultivation slatiug, if possible, the I wnship. The approximate general course ol such valley hould also be noted. For aeveral yeut pal it has beeu Iho policy of the General Laud offlot to prohibit the survey of her forests or heavily timbered bin. Is, but it may lie necessary under the re iuireiuctits of the Approximate Act (Second Session Act, Fiftieth Congress, chapter III, page 1I.V.M lo make some, modification of this restriction. Tin r-' are in some localities fine agricultural I inds which although heavily UBbeted, are occupied iu part by actual set tlers, who at great loss aud expense have made for themselves permanent home, to which. Ihejf are anxiou to make title Whenever such case arise, all the facts as to th.-1 Intruder of the lands, ami the kind and quality of the timber, iu addition to the iu foruiatiou as to Ihe number of aettlei and the character of iheir improvements, should lo fully presented for the consideration of this utltcc and thu general laud office. I'ho II n. Coiniiiissioner will allow Iho awarding of contracts for the survey of tint ber laud win n their value for agricultural purposes is well established, and aalisfuctory proof is given of their occupation hy bona- tide settlers who h ive made iieiin inent im provement. Cpon receipt of Ike petition 1 will forward the aiitue lo the general laud office with au estimate of the cost of Iho dnaired survey! and audi n commendations as this office may deem proper. In th" event of Iho suivey being ordered by Iho Hon. Commiasioncr, the expense thereof will be paid by tho government. BnllbTtd the IVnalty. BMKM Onti Or., Deo. II John Oilman, uiurderer of Mr. Ktionhover and her child, was hanged yesterday iu the jail yard. He mounted the acaffold at I o'clock with a firm sli p, murmured a few indistinct word and bade the crowd farewell. Dcilh was instan taneous. Oilmati leased laud to Ktionhover. The two ipuirrclcd anil Oilman wuuted his ten ant to vacate, but the lattor rcfuaud to go until Iho experaliou of hia lease. One day when F.lionhover wa away at work Oilman killed Mrs. Ktiouhovor and her liffle child aud dug a ii.no fur Ihe husband. When Iho latter came home and oallod for his wifo to coma and row him across a river which painted Ihe I wo bundles' residences, she did not n spoiul, lint Giltuuu appeared aud offered lo lake Ii i i ii over in his (Oilman 'si boat lie had a club in the boat with which he bad planuad to kill the man, but failed to attack liiiii until ho got across. ' Then a struggle occurred, the noise of which at tracted ihe neighbor. F.tioiiliover waa Imdly used Up bill recovered Search for the missing wife and child resulted iu tho discovery of their remains und Ihe open uravu t ti ii t awaited Iheir husband and father, rheu Oilman confessed. The object of the crime wa to regain possession uf the leased land without walling for Iho lease to expire. Full particiilai of the ciiino was published iu Ihe Gi'amii some time ugo. Indians are allowed hy law lo kill deer at this time, and. as a lesult, they are selling hams lo the whib s of Eastern Oregon. Th attention of the A Ipine Club is called to the fact that on the desert near l'rinoville white moil slaughter deer for Iheir hides. Change is one of tho irresistable laws of nature, and fortunately lb change is almost invariably for the heller. As au iUHtauce of this, St Patrick Pill are faat takiug the place of the old harsh and violent cathar tic because they re milder and produce a niter effect, licmde Ihey are much more la m tidal in n moving morbid matter from the Hyslem aud preventing ague and other nidation diteases. As a cathartio ami liver pill they are almost perfect. For sale by Osburn U Co. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A Barrel of Duiity. strenitth snd wboleonienes. More eeonomieal than the ordinary kinds and not be sold in competition with the uiulti tude of low test, short weight, alum or phos phate iKiwder. Sold only in cans. Koial Uakuo Pownn Co.. 106 Wall Bt., N. Y. &AKIN0 Mau Shot Near Sublimity. Salem Journal. Deo. 10. Yesterday afternoon about three o'clock, a terrible tragedy occurred near Sublimity, Ihe detail of which are of a most shocking character. The circumstances were about a follows Mr. Thus. Hammond aud hi. twelve year old son, Oral), who live at 8tay tou, went to the farm of Mr. Hammoud'i father two and one-half miles northeast of Sublimity. There they were joined by Mr. Win. Higgs, whoso farm joins Ihe Hammond place. No particulara are known except the story of Mr. Hammond, which is a follows: A band of ipiail wa started up and Mr. llammoud hot one bird. Then his son wished to have a shot at tho rest. To Ibis the father consented, and as he and Mr. Rigg were directing the boy how to shoot, the latter stood to tho left of the boy, and almost at Ihe end of thu gun. A the hoy raised the piece lo fire the father ay be was very nervous, not being used to shoot ing, and as Ihe bird llew lo tho left the boy hastily aud excitedly find, lodging the en tire charge in Ihe right side of Mr. King's head and jaw, blowing one side of hi head entirely off, and causing instaut death. An inquest wa held before Cyrus Clark, jus lice of the peace, ami tho verdict of Ihe jury wa that "deceased met death by Ihe acciden tal discharge of a gun in Ihe hand of Orau llammoud.'' Immediately after the iiuuet both Mr. Hammond nud his sou were attested aud held to uwait examination Ihi afternoon at 2:30 ou the charge of manslaughter. This action wa brought about by the friends of Mr. Rigg declaring that hu and Mr. Ham mond bad had an altercation at Sublimity Sunday morniiig.caused by Rigg' stock tun ning on the Hammond farm without con sent. The ouly witnesse to the terrible tragedy were Mr. Hammond aud hi son hence any evidence or testimony agaius him must necessarily be of a circumstantial nature. llammoud deuies that ho and Rigga had ever had any trouble, und emphatically declares his innocenuo of Ihe bloody deed. In an interview with Mr. Hammond he in sist that if ho had intended lo commit the tragedy ho would uot have been so carelena as to take his young son with him. II feela perfectly easy n to tho outcome of tho mat ter in so far a fastening any blame to him or his sou, except, perhaps, that they may have beeu somewhat ruleless iu the use of thoir gnu. It was discovered by those whom Mr. llammoud railed lo the acenu where he had left his son with the dead man, whilo he went to Mr. Riggs' homo for help, that both barrels of the gun wero slill loaded. This fact leads to tho suspicions which caused Mr. Hammond' arrest. What could have been the motive for reloading tho gun, or whether other weapons playod a part in Ihe tragedy is unknown. I'lii) whole thiug is a terrible blow to tho community in which it occurred, and all joiu iu tho hope that Ihe verdict of the coro ner's jury may not be reversed. Roth the gentlemen seem to be highly respected by all thoir neighbors, and Iho outcome of the case will bo looked for with intense interest. A Cold-iVater Oazell. A lady paalm-aingor of Linkville is always inging the following psalms: Tho man whojook on wine's that's rod, is just tho man I'll never wed. The man who chews tobacco leaf, will find my heart to him ijuitu douf. The until who gamble even a bean shal' uever hold me as his ipieon. The man with beer stains on his vest. shall never fold me to bis breast. The mau who hits the opium pipe, ia hatdly worth his weight in tripe. And Ihu man who smokes thu cigarette must keep off my side of the street! I'bo man whoso breath with cloves is scented, shall wed not mo till I'm demented, Through my affectioua if you'd wade, drink nothing slrouger'u lemonade. Hut tho mau who has a prohi. wizen, may just ask pa and I'll be bizen. Portland Examiner In the sixteen cases brought by the farm. ers of Polk county sgainst the South,, -n Pa cific railroad conipauy for negligently allow ing sparks to escape from its locomotives and set on fire and destroy their property last July, judgments wero rendered at the present term of thu circuit court at Dallas against the company and in favot of the farmers, in all to Ihe aggregate amount o' tU.HtOGTi. After the fire Ihe company offered, aa a compromise, to pay tLa farmer in foil of Ihe damages sustained, $5,307 56, which the farmers refused to accept und biought suits on their respective claims with the above results of over seven tbousaud dollars more than the company offered to pay for the damages on account of Ihe fire. Salem Stuteemau: U. C. Agee, sheriff ot Douglu county, brought three of a kind from Roseburg grist of tbe circut court's crimiusl jatisdiction. Tbe three year men selected bouses, and the two year man an office for au El Dorados. From the train tbey were a toll hack load, with one honeat man. Tbe trio wa made up of Fred Allen aud Jamea Howard, under three years sen tence, and Henry Broche, carrying two years. The National Democrat sayui "Letters received from Oregon this week indicate the swindler who goes by the usme ol F. C. Taylor, has collected a Urge amount of money on account of subscriptions lo this paper, viaiting a number of different lowua We hope he may be apprehended and prop erly punished." The statement that Sheriff Combs ot Crook county, is the youngest sheriff in the state is disputed snd a new candidate is in the field. Comb is 28 years of age, bat Sheriff W. A. Meeker, of Columbia, i thought by his friend not to be ovat 3S.