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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1892)
Eugene City Guard. TUBDAT APRIL 10, 1892. A Reauiue of tbe Ticket. We follow an established custom in giving a resume of the county ticket nominated by the democratic convention Saturday last. E. P. Coleman, tho head of the ticket, is known personally to nearly every voter in tho county. He has before served Lane county in tho leg islature and by his fair and digni fied course exerted an influence rarely acquired by a legislator. His probity and qualifications can not be impugned. , For representatives D. It. Harris, of Cottage Grove, I. N. Hembreo, of Richardson, and C. K. Wilkinson, of Eugene, wero selected. The two former aro Bolid substantial far mers, and are held in esteem in the respective communities and wherever their acquaintance ex tends. They lond strength to the ticket. Mr. Wilkinson is a young man above tho ordinary in ability whose education has been acquired by his own efforts. He will be in.o rd (mm on the canvass and con vince his auditors no mistake was tnhiln when ho was nominated. A. II. Fisk. the nominee for county judge, lacks an extended ac quaintance with voters, but has ro sided here over four years. His W.hrnuL-ft friends in our midst bear ..r.;ul nfimnnv nf Ilia I'HicieilCV UIIIK.U ivuMtitwiy " " and economical administration of onuntv affairs when ho nulled Nebraska county out of the mire of debt and high taxes. The nomination of James E. No land for sheriff waB inado by acela mation. It was a just tribute to ono who has mado a careful, laitli fnl and efficient officer. Thos. J. Craig, tho noniineo for county clerk, is a man who makes friends of all acquaintances. Ho is courteous, accommodating and has the necessary clerical ability to make an excellent clerk. Thos. A. Milliorn, of Junction the nominee for commissioner, is an old resident of Lane county who. bv his careful methods, has mado a success of his own business Ho will brine tho samo habit of economy and thrift into county af fairs. The candidate for treasurer, Benj Mulkey, is a man of sterling integ rity. He has been alllicted for a number of years with rheumatism, debarring hiin from any occupation whero manual labor is required. His election would be a compliment to a worthy man. P. J. Mcl'lierson, tho nominee for assessor, has given tho bcstsatiNlue tionofany incumbent that ever held tho office It is a difficult po sition to fill to tho satisfaction of all, but ho does fairly by individu al taxpayers and the county. C. K. Hale, nominco for school superintendent, has had many years experience as a practical teacher in tho school room. Ho is a craduato of tho Btato university and is thoroughly qualified for tho uuiies oi wo poHivion. The nominee for county survey or. Jos. Koch, is a practical survey or and cliuu'litmiiim. His work can bo seen in tho maps on tho walls of tho county clerk a ollice. llo luis brought order out of tho confusion heretofore existing in tho bound aries of road and school districts. 0. C. Osburn, tho nominee for otronor. is ensaiired in tho drinrbun . o o o inoss in Eugeno and is qualified for the duties of the office, lie could sit on a "stiff" with all the serenity oi an om uuacruiKcr. The largo attendance of substaiv tial citizens at tho railroad meeting Monday was an evidence of the interest that is taken m tho build' ins of tho Siuslaw & Eastern rail road. Tho proper step was taken in tho apMintmcnt of an executive committee to arraugo details and securo tho requisite guarantee from the railroad compnny. The amount required, about 1120,000, is a large ono for this community anu In order to secure it harmon ious action must bo insured. The railroad company must bo require to give a Bufhcicnt guarantee that their projwisition to complete tho road within two years will bo car ried out. With theso details satis factorily arranged we believe the citizens of Eugene and Lane coun ty will go to work with vim and vigor to raiso tho subsidy. United ellort will bo required from real estate owners, farmers and business men. It moans future prospnty lor this county. Tho annual message of Mayor McLlung shows that hugeno is on a good basis financially. Although large amounts of public improve menta have been mado, it is thought a tax levy of 5 nulls annually will meet all charges and extinguish the small bonded debt, contracted for building the sewer, as it becomes due. Eugene is to be congratulat ed on the excellent stato of her fi nances. It is to be regretted that the city authorities have seen fit to super cede Mr. Witter as nightwatchman. Eugene never had a more capable officer, ever alert and vigilant, us ing excellent discretion in the dis charge of tho arduous duties of tho office. The business men were al most solid in his favor. It is far better statesmanship, snyj tho N. Y. World, to cheapen clothes, roofs and living f xjkmixcs than to cheapen dollars. , Tim centennial celebration of the discovery of tho grandest river in tho new world, tho Uoiummu, win j.lf tiluen with appropriate cere monies at Astoria May 10, 11 and .1 It 1i! 12. Two U. H. warships. Uio jmuu- more and Charlehton, will be pres ent. Crow Items. April 10, 1802. Bunnlilnj weather. Mr. Honrt Loebner U loft Ul and gone to Idaho. Davit, of EucriQA. U villtltifl her sister Mn. Jud Gatot. f)nr uhool is nroermiaiua nicely under tnanagnDent of Mr. Horn. W Crow "Ilea ot our mall twioe wetk and it mak ua tickle ranch. Add Owen, of Irvlo, baa been viniting bla brother Nod, aud other friend Dear bjr. nr- I..HTntl" anlinnl lift! fl.IOWI.VIIJ IUI commenoed. We would go to school Lou. Mr. WilliaLoKan baa made bia fortune and returned home from the Myatle Creek mines. Qnwtnrn I. MnrlAutitAfllv jvrni.. & sewinff machine agenta and tramps bare put in their appearunoe. Th i.tinin' .lll.nna nennle are nuking arrangement for a grand picnic at Pa lea- tine on me t irai oaiuruaj iu uuj. r..- --- t. V,i TT on, nn the vnu muj who m 1 1 wmj - n i road ao often? And are Ibej err lone some ID noil linos anum m wj. Mr Smith found one of bia runlva enol not long ago, and be preached bia Oi rinun neighbor an eleouont sermon on the alrengtb of it. Wepreaumelbe lUdleyiille correepon- ... nuwxam tm A.li.mnfl nf hi. Ift.t UWIIUJUUlf"y" ' items, and has concluded to not writs any more. Tbe MBit time tbe IladlerfiHe boys go to Lorane to dance they bad better wait tin til Ita warmer nights, and then tbe eavea are not dripping. WebeartbatthelladlejtTllie post omce u ia mi.l tfi V Nf. NiuljHwandera. Frauk Hailley resigning. There ia peti tion Deing oircuiaiea aKKiug wim w w over on Blualaw. If n T) n V. itiienn't return DrotlT aoon we are afraid that more tban one of I.I. wutiJ..v mwuv frnm (llA fold. but we nnileratund one ol bia members ia trying to do some gooo ny going over io Eugtue and praying for the sinners in tbe l4loout. O. J. j. h. ii a ii n, m. a 0. I). MUl.rOHD. CO MILES EAST OK EUGENE. Electric, Steam, Medicated ami Shower Hatha with Mwuiiue. Swimmiug Fool, HuiiiaKe and Iulialution luNima. The water are nnt valuable in caiea uf I.lvar and Kliluev C'illlil'lint. ltheuniatlnui, (lout, l)riiy, Hkln Atrectioua and l'rivate llneaMS. , A nhyaiclan in attendance at all times. risesl Hnntins & Flstiinz Grounds in Oregon. (IikkI grounds furniahed to thowi desiring to oamt. 'J'aiiMH. For board and use of water, 12 per day: camra, with um of water. $l.bO per week lor ewh imiiviiiiiai. Htaites will leave K. Harm's livery etahle, EtiKene, Mondays, Velueeilavs and Friday mnriiliiua at tl a. ni.. arrivinir at the snriiiin the SMme day. tin other daya Hcll stage will he sent out if four paeaen gen apply, nt regular rates. Letter will receive prompt attention and all powible information Klven. Aililrera muiu a fliuiirwiiLr, Foley Hot Springs, Lans Co., Oregon. Anything: in the Gro cory line, Goldsmith's. OREGON LIME. Thti Lime is Mmnitacturcd by the 1 U1U1V W JJ1111U VVI NEAIl ni'NTlNUTON, OltKtlON, And haa earned the reputation of being the stmmreat lime In the market, and continent' ly, in addition t malting the heat work ia at an equal price, tne cheapest to me user. The following enalyaia by W. (i. Jenne, ohemiit, l'ortland, Uregon, Is workly oi oon iilerationi Alumina (U Siilnhatoa Trace CarlHiuate ul Liine.,tKl Maiineala. uir Silica I..II Water tV IVnxllile of lrou 07 rhtwpliatca Trace Mh. T. V. Ohiiuhn, 1iaur in Huiloino Matihiau Ageut "Oregon Lime, Tort- land, Oreiion. DkAR Sihi Hefninirto your Inquiry con oeroiug the "Oregon" Lime, would aay, that wa have uaed this lime, that It haa irlven eat- lafaction, and we cunalder it a tirst-clana lime in every reapeot, Yours truly, Matliew A. Howe. Contractor. "OrvBonUn1 Dnllilltiii. (ieo. Uustortl. Contractor, Welti iianl llrcwery. Ilamlonl A Ilaupt, Coutraetors, Portland Library llullillns;. Aiulcraou & Hum- ham, Contractors, lii'llahii A WmKlanl IIiiIIiIIiik lturae A O'l'oonor. Ocneralt'otitractoni. Uor don Klllaoti, llrlck Coniraclor. Artliur Johnaou .V Urottier, ( ontractoia, ( hainlerot Commerce, ii,i Mam iitnl. (iciicral Stone Contractor, fort laud lirlduo .t Hnllilllig Co, Thomas Mann, Hullilor. Jaa. Mckcnilrlck. Coutravtlna I'lmlcr er, "Orcfronlau" llullillna, John Kitan, Supt. Wright Klrvprooftns Co., Orvsunlati" UuiMiiig o. ('. KIM'U. I'laaterlua Contractor. hMwanl Kllllrtlicr, tlcueral Hloue t'ontraclor. W Jacoli ami, Coiiliactor, IVrlland t'ulveratty. Koclier it Kremanu, l outractora, IH'kum IHilldlUK. The "On'Kon" Lime tor the Kuirene market Is carried In Block by Mcurs. SMITH A IIAI.l, FAULTLESS! I arNatur Is taultleaa and ao la that nobis diacevtry, contlnalngi only Na are's owa remtdlaa, "Ths" PFUNDER'S !t las hnnt to the human race. Khtf Uf ITOUTH, IthALTH, VIUOH by the uaeof PFUNDER'S OREQON BLOOO PORIiriiB. Ouita and Complete Curt of all Diaaarta of ths Skin, Kidneys, Bladder and Ltver. It hecks Kheumatiem and Malaria, relieves Zonetipallon, Uyanaoaw and Uiliouaneas.and uta Ireah energy Into the ayatem by makinf hew, 1(1. h HIimmI. Taktll In time, right now, Wit cannot be beat ol a preventative of dirw CJd and ad twrvwhrre. Il a bottle. lot A Cash paid for produce at Goldsmith s. SAN PEDRO, al"!Sti'e A highly brv.l draft italllon, will make the aio uf ivy. twiuiiliK Mtiinlav. Anrll Kih. Mlollova: Momlava, tucxlava and Wedirn davaat the llvrry alalile la ( tvawell, andThur daira Kridava and eatunlars al llemvuway lirua awoiv lu Col lafc lin. SAN PEDRO Was aired by Kilted Udd, an Imported Clydes dale atalllou aeighlng '.'loo uiida, a great how h IVdro . t - ... I ..., ...I wan.i .t . ... wvrea ill I ainJ bv triofoughhrrd hm, tor urtlcuuu luuutrvot tt H hmlth. i 1. - .t ... .. i ..... fnrt) Tcrmia suck. Honey due wbvB Uie oolt aucia. Foley Hot Medical Sni mm mm THUIlftDAY, AI'ItIL 14. The new policeman, i. D. Wilson, went on duly hurt night. MIb Julia Mutthcwi, who Iiuh licen vlttltlrif? M m ltowi Mooro, nturncd to her homo at naicm una morning. Miu Tutor Ituncyiind two chlldrt-n wero jHiHHongcrH on tlie Hluge for their McKhizUj nnldt'iice, where they will Hjn'iid the HUinintT, thin morning. Iter. J. B. Hume, Cambeiland fresby terinn ruinislor. reoently arrived from Mis souri, and is stopping with O. A. Blair. lie intends locating aomewnere in wis rauey. JiiitntT Wllklnn. of Cohurg. and D. O. Riiuiriiiiiun. of Cottatte Gnve, repuhll- can candidate for the lt gWatiire. were In town blinking hands with the ba-tu- ren tMluy. Rtenhen Bmeed. wife and children, of Walterville, left on tbe local tbia morning for a visit of several weeks dnration to the old borne in Peaimarab, Sussex conoty, England. They will vimt at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as Ibey retnrn. Tbey will be gone about three months. TolitlMi quli't. Carpet. I ! Carpetal at D. Linn 4 Bon's. D. Linn k Bon, for furniture, carpets and undertaking. Northern grown garden need. F. L. C'HAMBKKS. (Jet the IntM novel at Holloway'g circulating library. By going to IIolloway'11 you can gut all the latest noveU to read. Chiirlcv Witter, the nonular cx-no- lircmun, Ih now an aiMinuiiit in J. 11. J lay cm' Maloon. Bend to or call on E. J. Fraaier for one of bis circulars descriptive of bla latest and greatest bsrgain. Ye godti. If we only had some rain HtomMTH IiikU'iiu of rain makers, wouldn't iiuh country ue iu iir There will be a prohibition meeting al the Court House. Friday evening, April 15. There will be good music and speaking. Hear all sides before you vote. W. nolloway la tbe only jeweler that oarries a full line of watches of all uradee and makes. Ue baa iw tea the stock of any others, and can belter please yon. Leave yonr measure and have a perfect fitting suit of clothes made from tbe well known Brownsville Woolen goods. IIowi & liica, Agents. Tho total taxahlo property of Pcndlo- tnn Ik l,:iit4,HJ), lew than that of 181)1. The lien v lent individual taxpayer there In Levi Aiikeny, wno imys on i.uw. Northern grown garden seeds, all kinds In bulk, also white clover and lawn grass mixed. Hoes (a new kind that works easy) and rakes of all kinds. Planet Jr. Drills and Cultivators, All at bottom pricea. t . liXHAMBEBS. CorvnlllH Tlnies: There the UHUal largo grlMt of divorce canes pending be fore the circuit court now in acfwion in thlHcitv. Kight HlHtereofEve have lieciunu weary of living with their llt ire lonlH. anil ono benedict luw a craving for Hlnglu bleMxcdneHH again. What Hod Iiiim Joined togctlier tlio courtH arc putting tiHunder. Join HoIloway'H c1uIm. 701 persons were converted at the Mill revival bold in Salem. The latest style bata and lowest pricea will be (ound at Hows & kjci s. Pnbllo dance at Fairmonnt ball, Fair mount, Friday evening, April 22. Tickets 60oents. All invited. Htand In for the railroad to Florence, ltd success or failure menus a great deal to Ktigcno mid J.tttie county. Come and see. We can and will Bare yon money in negligee shirts, IIowi k Hum, W. irnllnwnv'a fluliH nrn a huccchh. lie lias already a largo moitilM-rHhlp ami tltey aro Here to slay permanently The bill posters for tbe New York Con solidated Circus are in town decorating the bill boards. It appears here April ZM. Judge liolxe has decided that an attorney-general is to lie elected in this state next Juno. Tho case will be ap pealed to the supreme court. It la tbe duty of every citizen in Lane oonnty to talk and work (or tbe Sinalaw railroad, and when the subscription list la oircnlutcd to put down aa large an amount as possible. Corvnllls Times: J. (1. Kelly, a practical engineer, submitted a propo sition to the city council last night to make a complete Biirvcy, plans, pro file, cross sections, etc., in our city for tjl(K), which wits on motion accepted. Eugene property stiffened np on mere talk of a railroad to the Biunlaw. No citi zen who baa the iuterest of the town at heart should place the least obstaola in the way of the construction of the projeot. It is only by harniouioua aotion that success may be seoured. (lerninn preaching on tlood Friday, April 1ft, aud tho celebration of the Lord's Huner in the Cumberland Tres- nvterinn ciiureu on wxt n street, ai n o'clock In the morning by tho German Kvanirelleal church. There will also be (lernian preaching Sunday, April 17, I'.nxtcr, at tho Court house, al 11 a in. All tiermans invited. Ciias. Wakhlte, pastor, GROCERS, lUrlnn reniored to Walton's Block, W'tlktn ette Street, are prvarvd to give yi'U bargains in (iroeenei. Market Price Paid for Country Produce. Call and see us; we will Jo jrou good. We lead in quality & For Boils, Pimples carbuncles, scrofulous sores, eczema, and all other blood diseases, take Ayer'sSarsaparilla It will relieve and cure dyspepsia, nervous debility, and that tired feeling. Has Cured Others . will cure you. Eugene Cigar Factory. Is BtUl in tho front and h8 re opened on Ninth etrect, next to 1 , . ... l Ml Luckey'B Lrug store, ana win man ufacture the BcBt Cigars ever Hmoked in Lane county. COME ANU BE CONVINCED. Order will be proniply attended to. Eugene Cigar Factory, Ninth St., : : Tituaj Block. For a sauare dea), go to Goldsmith's. Dr. R. L. WILLOUGIIBY, DENTIST. f 1 ill fork Warranted to Gire Satisfaction Nitrous-Oxide Gaa and local anaiitbetlos (or the painless extraction of teeth. OFFICE-Io Register Block, Eugene Oregon. DBS. I. W. & JENXIE S. BARNARD, Itcgular Physicians. BPKCIAT.TIE8 Kidney ana Liver Diseases Gynecology and Obstetrics. OFFICE at residence on Olive street between Kth snd 101 h streets. s ) I am now showing tho Pros to Suit taWy Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Men's Children's and Ladies' Shoes, Notions, Etc., in Eugene. I 1892. J.D.MATLOCK, 1892. EUGENE. SPRING a 11 am NEW GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES. Lhinor Rates10 to 20 Will meet all competitors in Goods and Prices. G. BETTMAN. City Property. The value of an investment in property depends upon tho actual merit which it possesses, and tho prospects of its increasing in Talue. That is why UNIVERSITY ADDITION. Property U tha bent Investment In V r;ene, esjiedally If you want a beautiful place for a home. Adjoining the I'alvvrslty grounds aud the city limit ou the East, with atrwt-cara, city water and electric lights extending to it, it is the most convenient and desimblo property on the nmrket. Never mind the weather, UNIVERSITY ADDITION, is high and dry and naturally well drained. Trices low, and on easy terms. Call on or write to H. N. Cockerline, Farms. If vou want Groceries or Crockery, call on Goldsmith. 1 DRUGGISTS. :-a full Hue of-: ' Pro Drop and Chcmicls :-Alwaysoa band.: PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COHPQUOT. WILKINS' BLOCK, Eugene, : : Oragon For Wooden and ViHOW Ware, go to GOLDSMITH'S -AT- Peters & Cherry's PEED STORE You will find the Standard Horse : and : Cattle : Medicines No Arsenic or Antimony Guaranteed to keep your stock In liood Condition. Cleaner and Belter tban Condition Powiers- Goldsmith, the Pio ncar Grocer. choicest line of Spring CALL AND GOODS Per Cent Below Acreage. Eugene, Or. Oflleein Chrisman Block. Fruit Lands.) He Cleaver SPRIG. m. mivsanD a no.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Farmer's and Builders Hardware, m mil OF ALL Farm and Sprin FARMERS: If you want any thing in our line you cannot afford to buy before examin ing our stock and get Our Prices. BRANCH Harrisburg and Independence. Eugene. Cor. Olive and 8th Streets. A. Y PETEES. -OFFERS- One : Dozen : Money : DO YOU NEED ANY OF THEM? : 1. 20 ydB American Shirting Prints $1.00 2. 20 " Lodi and Harmony Dress Prints 1.00 3. 15 " A. A. A. Muslin (good as Cabot W.) 1.00 4. 12 " Bleached Cotton Flannel 1.00 5. 12 " Atlanta Plaid Shirting 1.00 6. 10 " Best Dress Gingham 1.00 7. 16 " Satin Striped White Goods 1.00 8. 12 " Good Check Crash.. 1.00 BOOTS AND SHOES. 9. 1 pair Good Calf Boots 2.75 10. 1 " Men's Ileavy Plow Shoos 1.50 11. 1 " Ladies' Oil Grain Shoes 1.35 12. Buy a pair of those 5 Button Kid Gloves, only 75 Look it All Over Carefully. mm HOWE & RICE Are Showing the Best Lino of CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS & CAPS, For the Money, in Eugene. AGENTS FOU THE BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN GOODS. YOD ARE To call and examine our stock of 1 MI Wa carry tha largest and Portland. Wa vail au Threshing m 1 T hata anything you waut in the way of Walking, Sulkey aud Gang Tlows, Har rowi, Cultivators, Seeders, Drills, Feed Mills, Hay Cutters, Churns, Washing Machines, Etc. We sell MITCHELL and STUDEBAKER WAGONS. Don't fail to our new improved CHAMPION BINDER. All mailable Iron and Steel. The new CIIAMPION MOWER is a wonder. Gearing and pitman connections warranted against breaking or wearing out The best ULUU1ES, CARRIAGES and CARTS for the LEAST MONEY. . Ws arc ix rr and are BorifD to bell, so don't fail to call on us. Hi D. NORTON & CO. Southwest corner 8th and Olive Streets, Eugene, Oregon. achmery KINDS. Is. HOUSES:- : Saving : Bargains. 1! most Taried assortment outside of A I line of mm EHICLES(&IMPIEMENTS 1 Machinery.