The Eugene City guard., October 31, 1891, Image 4

Eugene City Guard.
BATUBDAY ........ OCTOBER 31, 1801
Tl.n street committee has done
thinir in having the
mud huulod from Willamette Btrect.
The German (racialists have de
clared for equal suffrage, regardless
of eex, and adopted a fairly strong
prohibition piann.
According to a recently enacted
law in Georgia, no pnygician
iirmwin if ho ib convicted
drunkcnnesB, can ever again prac
tice his profession in mat Biato
T mimfii will annn he r5-
licved of the expense of providing
la Tlifi
trramX iurv is at work and
court will soon finish the
preHcntcd to it.
T1.a Tariff committee of the
French Senate has decided on i
in-r nf 25 fmncB ner kilo on Amcr
icanpork. That is a McKinley
tax of $5 on every 220 pounds
another ''triumph for reciprocity.
Mr MoTCinlev is not hunting
anv more ioint debates. He is sat-
iudoil with liia h'kIh as Ions as
can keep away from the other Bide
of the oucsuon. jomi uuimw u-
turb his intellectual digestion.
The
the
cases
Mr. Blaine now writes that since
tho reciprocity clause waB put into
the McKinley bill he indorses it
that is to say, the reciprocity
clause. Mr. Blaine has learned
dm o-reat art of exnreBsing his
meaning by what he doesn't say.
Last year Mr. Varney, ' state
fruit-tree inspector, served a notice
r. 1 fit I 1
on . a. fiance, oi ouiew, tun
ing him to exterminate the San Joso
scale alleged to be in Clarke's
orchard. Now Mr. Clarke gets even
by publishing the story that Mr.
Varney's orchard at The Dalles
is covered with the same pest.
The Yamhill Lodger sayB: Son
ator Jeff Myers, of the forks of the
Santiamj is booming himBelf as a
prosjicctive candidato for congress
in this district on tho democratic
ticket. Jeff may be a good boy, but
he should tarry in the "Forks" un
til ho is wanted. Senator Veatch
of Lane county, is tho strongest
man that the democrats can put
Tho need of a railroad to tho Bca
1b demonstrated by tho inability of
Bhipiicrs to secure tho carriage of
freight to San Francisco tho best
grain market on the Pacifio coast.
When buyers cannot move the
grain they buy, prices must neces
sarily como uown. i hu iurmur oui
fers firBt and through him every
laborer, mechanic and business
man.
It costs but littlo more to try a
caso in open court than in tho se
cret tribunals of a grand jury.
The committing magistrate hears
both sides of tho caso and finds a
warrant to hold tho defendant. A
grand jury hears only the side most
favorablo to the Btate and turns the
accused looso. Which should be
abolished, the magistrates that hold
their courts free and open before
tho pcoplo, all interests duly rep
resented, or the grand juries that
exorcise arbitrary powers.
j i
Tho Tcndleton East Orcgonian
says: Rather novel and interesting
land matters have been gleaned
from tho county clerk's office.
One is that a settler is not com
pelled to have trees in order to
prove up on a timber culture.
JesBO Derrick of Athena made com
muted timber culture proof before
the county clerk on a pioco of land
north of that city, whore it seemB
as hard to grow trees as to culti
vate hair on a bald head. Mr.
Derrick and his witniflesses tested
frankly that there was not a living
tree on the land, but that ho hud
complied for years with the timber
culturo law by attempting to grow
trees. II hi proof was accepted and
ho has received his duplicate. John
J. JohnBon, who has less than 100
trees, was equally successful in
making proof on his timber cul
ture north of Athena.
It has been often urged againBt
tho grand jury system that they
constitute themselves a trial
jury. Within th secret chambers
where their inquires are held the
guilt and innocence of accused par
ties are passed upon without the in
tervention of tho courts. They
may bo certain that a crime has
been committed, yet are afraid that
a petit jury may have doubts, hence
no indictments. It is titno that
tho ancient fraud should bo abol
ished. It conserves no useful pur
pose, and may be used as easily to
protect criminals as to bring them
to justice. Do away with this re
lict of barbarism, that was insti
tuted when it was supuosod men
could not do justice and bo secure
in person unless they conducted
their investigations behind closed
doors. It is against the theory up
on which our government is found
ed. Equal and exact justice may
more readily bo found in a fair and
open trial before the courts than in
tho secret deliberations of grand
juries, a master niinu may con
trol their findings. Criminals have
been protected by grand juries.
The legislature of the state of Ore
gon should erase the words grand
jury from our statutes.
Congress will bo asked for an ap
nrmirktion of $3,000,000 more to
complete Porter's census report
It has already cost $7,000,000,
while that of Walker, completed
cost only $4,000,000. Mr. Porter
chryBtalized into an ass very early
after receiving his appointment
and his work is of littlo practical
value. Thus millions of dollars of
the people's money is thrown away
and wasted. Walker's rejwts were
far more valuable and were about
fin nncurato as census reports can
be.
The will of one of tho greatest
lawyers of tho United States has
been set aside bv the New York
court of appeals. When Samuel J
Tilden was alivo no man would
have thought that hia carefully
framed will could havo been suc
cessfully contested. The old states
man left a magnificent bequest of
several millions of dollars lor tne
forming of a public library in the
metropolis. 1 no courts uiveri. uiu
ereater part of the fund, yet $2,000,'
000 remain with which his wishes
will be carried out.
A Ht
The
IKK NTOIIY.
Ilae Iktoi
PAID AT LAST.
Ai mmr. Or.. Out. 27. The Oreoin P
nlfln ntvnar atarled over lb road today,
paving off the men for the montbtof March,
April ana Juax. loeemouni ui un yy
meat if about 130,000. Beoeiver T. .
Hogg and partv liar gone to Portland, n
rout to New Xork.
The grand jury todav returned an indict
ment agaiDKi Oreo lieatn, a you in agea
about 10, who waa arrented eeveral months
ago (or burning a number of barm In Al
bany. He will plead tomorrow. The boy
parent and rli.tivet are wen-mown cui
cent,
A Letter Came the Trouble.
Portland. Or.. Oet. 27. Dr. Chan.
V. Drake has entered suit niraliist L.
M. Davis, another dentist, for 10.000
damages for publishing malicious, de
famatory ami fait matter concerning
hlni, to tho Injury of his reputation
and Dractlce us a dentist. The stilt
frows out of the publication, in the
elegram of the 0th Inst., of a commu
nication from Davis, headed "A Dent-
tons Htatement," wherein lie spoKeor
Drake in a forcible manner, and stated
that lie "cleans snltboxes and all the
dirty work of Newcastle." Drake
further charges Davis with getting out
and distributing a certain circular
reading as follows:
"At the head of tho stairs leading to
niv olllee vou will irenerally find a
man who will try to get you into one
of the other dentists' olllces belonging
to U. C. Newcastle. assMed by a man
named Druko, who does the dirty
work of said olllee. I am not forced
to practice tiie quack and bilk way of
paying a 'capper' to 'steer' custom into
my olllee. l nave a nice, growing
practice, and this is what 'hurts' Newcastle."
Will liana;.
Lincoln Connty (Wash.) Times.
For all the bloody crime ever committed
in BDokane connty no criminal baa ever yet
been made to pay the ponalty of hit deeds
with hit lile, though Brooki, the colored
man who murdered bti wife In oold blood
leaf than year ago will have to do to, il
the finding of the verdiot by the jury it car
ried out. Brook attained tome wealth t
few year ago by virtue of th rise in Hiio
kan properly, but in a tbort time tuooeded
in inuanderiug moat of it, but about a tear
ago tnduoed white woman io marry him
by representing that be ttill postettod
nice little surplut of tblt world' good.
Soon after the marriage, however, the
learned that the had been deoelved and
that the fortune wat a myth, and two
month after the nuptial knot had been
tied, deierted him. For refuting to live
with him he threatened her life, aud at laat
otrrled hia threat into effect by shooting her
twice in the back one evening from a place
of oonoealment, and firing two more tbot
into her proitrate form when life wtt all
but extinct. lie wa arrested, and hi trial
came to a oonclualon last week by the jury
bringing In a verdiot of murder in the first
degree. The insanity dodge had been at
tempted by the olaim that hit mind waa de
ranged from the effect of a bad wound re
oeived on the head from the explosion of a
shell, while in the army, but it did not
work.
Declalon In the Tilden Will Cat.
Albany. N. Y.. Oct. 27. The court
of appeals rendered a decision In the
caso of Ueorgo 8. Tilden vs Andrew 1.
Green and others an executors, etc., ap
pellants, and Iaura 1). Hazard t al.
rotmmdeuts, nlllrming the Judgment
with costs puyablo to all parties out or
tho estate. This renders the Tilden
trust void, and is in favor of tho heirs.
Under the statute of distribution
that regulates the inheritance of prop
erty, the issue of Mrs. l'elton and Hen
ry a. Tittten sister ana orotner or
Governor Tilden canio in for equal
shares of f8,000,tiOO. Mrs. William 11.
Hazard is the only heir on the l'elton
side, and thus Is entitled to $4,(XH),(KH).
The other f4,0O0,(HK Is subject to claims
of six children of Henry A. Tilden.
They are George H. Tilden, R J. Tll
den.Jr., Mrs. William 11. Whittlesey;
Mrs. iswan, a widow wno uvea in rew
lA'banon; Mrs. William 8. Payne and
Mrs. Behwartz, of New York city.
darkle Jerry; Prophetic.
Tor-Mi, Kaa., Oct. 87. Jerry Simpson
passed through Topeka today. In anawer
to a question, "who will be the next Gov
ernor of Uhior" He aaid: "I will not at-
tempt to say. McKinley may be elected,
but lost now it loots to me a though he
would be beaten. Nobody oan predict the
result of the election at the present time.
ibe Australian Daliot win nave tome effect.
We cannot tell yet how much, but the Inde
pendent voter will be more numerous than
tvtr before. What they will do we cannot
eueaa al present. Our people will get the
legislature ana tnat will Kill Huerman.
That wat our prluciple objeot and we will
probably tocoeed."
Hon. W. L. Bradohaw, circuit judio, re
ceive thit reoomoieodation from the
Ocboeo Beviewi "Judge liradnhaw it a
thorn iu the tides of attorneya who deaire
to aleep during the bright bouit of th
motning. II open court at 8 o'clock in
tht morning, and holdt an evening tendon
every tvemng. While thit may work a
hardship on om of the attorney!, thit
hardship it offset by th expeditious manner
in which Judge Bradthaw dispone of tbt
basinets ol th circuit court, thut curtailing
th ipnM of the court and conferring a
favor on th taxpayer."
KOT1CS FOR I-UBUCATIOS.
LiSD Ornct at Rotisrao, OasoosJ
September 90, lfl.
Notice It hereby liven that th ioUowInt
named settler hu riled notice of hit Intention to
mtktHnal proof In tunport of his claim, and
thai iil proof will bt mtdt be lore th JudVe or
(ouuty ( lerk of Une Couuty, Oregun, at u
niw. Ore on, on eatnnlar, Nov. 14, Wl, vii:
John KlaH-nt-r, homestead tptrr No 4-.i for
the H, ol S and S, of M' oi See 34, Tp 1 8,
KIW.WM.
Ilanttnetthe fotlowln(wltnetetoprnvklt
enntlnuout retidene nin and cultivation ol
mm iim, vit: I nariet aixemter, Jmhua 1 tr
ior, H. r. Ilunnlrtit, Jteh tarter, all of Kail
l reel, uh vountv, (retii.
JoUN U. Bliri't, KtcUtcr
Dr. R. L. WILLOUGHBY,
DENTIST.
All Wort Warmtei to GiTe Satisfaction.
Jtltroui-Oxlde Gas and local anicstlictlci for
jho painless extraction of teeth.
OFFICE-Over Matlock's store, Eugene, Oregon
Prohibition Hiaie
Ua1.
Toi aw, Kot , Oct. 27.-Tbe people of
Ilalton are excited over the discovery near
that town of a den containing thousands of
make, including maoy specie and all fizsa
of the orawling reptiles. The vicinity of
the don it alive with tnaket awmiugly,
coming in from all directioni. They are
thick iu the grae and underbrush, and
black and blue racert are teen running
through the trues all beaded for the spot.
The different varietiet of snakes ate hard to
determine, a the mott careful count aud
examination each time reveal a new kind.
Bo far there hare been fouud to dwell in
this dim the gartersuake, blue racer, black
inuke, rattlesoak, copperhead, viper aud
many more or leas notud apceiu.
Yeaterday every oonoeivable vehicle wa
ma le to do aervice In conveying curiosity-
seekers to the den. Even th omnibuses
and baggage wagon were emyloyed, aud the
whole town w out w tue ua u(
wlileh U now th all-absorbing topio of con
vernation. Thos who have dared to go out
end wituew the scene awake at night from
horrible dreamt, aud many nervon women
.u..in tr,.m omns to sue the tiuht upon the
advice of their neighbore, who are unable to
cut a aood niiiht'l tleeu lino gazing upuu
thit teething matt of reptilet.
An exohange icllt of a tubtcriber who died
and left U yeHrt' tubwriptlon unpaid. The
editor appeared at tho grave at the lid wa
being tcrewed on for the last time, and put
i- . V;.. ,lui,.r. thermometer. Calm leaf
fan and a receipt for making ice The man
who die owing a newspaper m b
-a Und that is hotter than tbia." No
doubt about that.
m
A CARD
nun .
Ill
IB
!:F
be, to Inform th people of E;K';ne and tur.
ZOun that alno. I ta bJ m Vrt
I
1 nave come aeiott ...i h...
othertwhowereln urgent ",,,,1,1
luathe reo-ly money ''iUj mapSst-
than any other ttoro In the lowu.
A partial list of prireTfor nrtWla fond:
MeFs .ulu, ood good', "" ,ur"U'
M.;".Uiults, diagonal good, good value, fll.
'tZtiinlU, flue gottla, "good value. IK,
PaoVo,h.r clothing at greatly reduced
N
FINAL SETTI.E11E.N1.
. .....& Mtirtrn
wrt iivi riiv ir.i iiiAi n-
u. .J? iriminittralnr of the estate of
!.!nV
ln of salaccouut and for the final settlement
of said estate.
Uatea Kept, iv, uui,
L. liiLYtU, Ally,
A. MATTHEWS, Admr.
Fresh Timothy, Orchard GratJ,
Red, White and Altike Clover,
Alfalfa. Velvet, unea
Grate, Kentucky Blue.
At GOLDSMITH'S
Flax,
Bye,
COOS,
Florenoe for Head of Tide on the
Siutlaw, every morning at 8 o'clock.
Returning, leavet Bead Tidfl at 1;30 p. m,
FARE FIFTY CENTS.
For freight term,
abord.
apply to captainon
CAPT. A. J. HALL.
Gxo. O. Enowlxs, General Manager.
JjirKt quantity of
a llr: good value, II. u. nniti
iien'i V.IM workliiK wiiM, M cents, 73 oeliU,
heavy shoetalW cents
"ieirVunrtarwear. large quantity on hand,
good value, 1 a suit; thirts and drawers, prlt
W cents a null. . ,
liidlet' Dougola button shoes, fl.83, 1.43, 1.73,
''M nttuo shoes, button, galtert and lace, 11.57,
1.67, 1.7U, 1.U0 a ptlr. .
Men's line call shoes, 12.03 1 pair. ...
Men't work Ihoea, 11.01, U3, 1.3S, 1.M.J.1S
P Men and Boys' hats and caps, 15, 21, 24, 37, 51
and ta cents. . , . . .
Ladles' hose, 5, 7, 11, 13, 16, 21 and 23 centi a
POenU' aocks, 5, 8, 11, U and 17 centt a pair.
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
Return ail goods not approved of and
I Will Refund Your Money!
WITH PLEASURE.
Yours, anxious to please,
W. SANDERS,
OpposltcPostofflce, Eugene, Oregon.
Produce Wantec
I will pay the highest market cosh price for
Chickens,
Turkeys,
Geese,
Ducks, Etc.,
Butter anil Eggs, Veal Calves.
And other country produce.
ALL KINDS OF
WILD GAME BOUGHT
Eighth street, near Olive, Eugene,
SID HORN.
Notice to Creditors.
-TOTI0E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ll J. J. Wiun haa been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of J.H. Winn, de
ceased, by the County Court nf Lane county,
State of Oregon. All pernona having claima
against laid estate are herebv notified to pre
sent the same to the administrator at Munroe,
Oregon, or to fieo. 1', Dorris, attorney, at
hiiuene, Uregon, within tlx mouths iroio in
date of this notice.
Dated October 3d, 1891.
Geo. B. Dorns, .7. .1. Winn,
Attorney for estate. Administrator.
MAMMOTH STOVE EMPORIUM.
STOVES,
Tin and Granite Ware,
PUMPS, PIPE, HOSE,
Etc., Etc.
f. - :T -----"i"'u
Plumbing, Tin and Sheet Iron Work
' If. v..' fi
A SPECIALTY.
Sole Apt for the "Superior" Stoves, and Raip
AND FOR THE INDIANA ST0YE WORKS.
JACOB MITCHELL - (Odd Fellows' Building), - EUGENE, OR.
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.
We are the people that give bargains In
MEN'S, BOY'S AND CHILDREN? FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Furnishing Goods. Furnishing Goods.
Such as Negligee, Sateen and Woolen Shirits, Dress Shirts,
Undorware, rseckware, Socks, Ltc.
Hatse Hatse - - Caps. Caps.
The latest stylet and shape. .
We also have a verv One line of Blankets and Flannels direct from the Solent Woolen Mills.
Everything marked at flguret that cannot be under sold. Come aud see us. ,
HOWE & RICE.
Opposite University Book Store.
F. L POSSON & SON,
By far the largest dealer on the Coast in
IF
GARDEN
GRASS &
FLOWER
TlBjfflitoilllS.PKl.l.BIS'Ki Units.
We are Northwestern Agents for D. M. Ferry & Co, the largest Seed
Growers and Dealers in the World.
F. L. POSSON & SON,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
LINN & SON,
Furniture
Dealers
UNDERTAKERS & EHBAIHEES.
FAIRMOU
Fairmount is tho contcr and "in tho swim." Think of it;
IT
31 to
FAlUMOl'ST Is In
the center ol the com-
" city. T"e wT
hSrallUl-arenow
built wtll mke
BprlnglWd a rival
point lr business,
and Euene, lr
niount and Hprinr
aula r trowlut into
one lante olty with
Kalrmouuiin inecru
tr. l'rorty In Fair
mount (or this reason
wllltdvtuce In value
isster than any other
Watllty around Eu-
''".Duni-KT has
made (tr arowth
the past year than all
other sulmrbn of hu
tene puttKfther,and
will mtke still more
rapid advance during
the yrs to come.
you can i wn-It.
Km ins mm m m
p"
N B6PfAIRM0liHT
MC.' (ppHTY Oft SON
Eugene, Fairmount and j0 llliils '
gprlnglleld are Jast grow- U
Ing Into one large eity tJTMWmJ y ' If 1
with Fairmount la the t . ' , ' J
Yl --OTi-rTm '
ptbllc
iKlSWri'
Hllt,k ,
Pom to .! !
""nolt?
eJ utitf
POPULATION INCREASED FROM 7 TO
Hvflr $ 15.000 worth
nn January lBt. More
Viw' ... Voa hrtrao rora within Innr hlnnb-o
niails. Two daily passenger iraiua, tuu nao uvidv ... v,vn.D,
: ALIj SECURED IN ONE YEAR.
A motor
line It certain to be built through FAIRMCUN Tine very short time connecting It with Eugene and Sprlngfickl
gTyiiaf""J"""L1M
IN THE CENTER.
f
GEO. M. MILLER & CO,
l K. PETKR8. DAVID CUERBY.
OATS WANTED,
In any Quantity.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID.
PETERS cV CHEBBT,
West Eighth Btrect, t t Eugene, Oregon
DRS. I. W. 4 JLTOE 8. BABNABD,
Ilcgular Fliysicians.
BPECIALTIE9 Kidney and Liver Dltoaset,
Qynecology aud OtMtetrlct.
OFFICE at residence on Olive ttrcct between
9th and 10th street.
i AND 1
IF
HOHL 4 PRAHGE, Proprietors.
The leading Carriage, Wagon and Plow thop
In the city, ah wort warranted.
Come and try ut '
Frank Johnson, practical hone thoer, Con
ducts hit business lu thit shop.
Corner of Eighth and Olive streets, Eugene.
DAY 4
AND"
FURNITURE DEALERS.
Eugene, Oregon.
T. O.Hindbicm, .
President.
8.B. SaJOK. Ja.,
Cashier.
First Natior.r.
Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up CtsbCasltal $50,000
Surplus and Profits, $30,000
Eugene City - - Oregon.
A general banking bualnett done on reason
able terms. Sight drafts on NEW YORK,
UlllUAUU, BAIN riiAHUISlAJ andiTJltr
LAND, OREGON.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries;
Deposits received subject to eaeck or osrtiti-
cate of deposit
All collections entruaed to nt will receive
prompt attention.
J. S. WALTER, M. D. S.
Eugene, Oregon,
Dental Roome WUlametU Btreet, oppoalU
Baker's IioteL
lUULLill UUU II VA111KJI
9th STREET, KDGKNI, OREGON.
Opposite.N. Y. Racket Store.
If Interested, Send for italogne!
a rcu. um or
Gnus and portln; Goods,
And a dandy repair thop in connection.
JUST ARRIVED!
75 Pairs 10
WHITE
BLANKET
Direct From the Ills
4 1.45 A PAIR.
$10,000. $10,000. $10,
SELLING AT COST. i
L.D. SCAEBKOUGl
At Creswell, Oregon,
For the next Bixty days;
n t
Paints, Oils, Drugs, Hardware, TinwaTe, oodenware, VTallpJfi
. ..MVf
And everything in the merchandise Hue will be told at cost until the entire stow t
n i 1 OL
is. M ai
ro produce, wheat or oat.
Call First and Secure Bargain
In order to tettle with Mr. William Tldany, whose time la up, It becomes
me anove taiee. au mueoteauest must ov ptiu lmmeaiawiy.
necewU
L. D. SCAEBROUGS
CLOSING UP SALE.
I am now offering mj
STOGR OF GO
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
1
1 have a large stock of
Which I wUl elott out BELOW CObT.
Other Shoe Wear at Away Vow
J. D. MAT