Eugene City Guard.
BlTCBDAT APRIL 83,
1803
Dcmocritle State Ticket
CoinrmmM.Mrat Dlnlrlet K.M. VIATCH,
o! Lneoom,
BuprnM Jodg. A.B. B.nnctt,
of WMCooountf.
Attorney Om1 OKO. K. CHAMBERLAIN.
ot Linn (ouutf.
" ' ' blHTKICT T1CKIT.
Judga.
M.l.ni'K9,
! Benton county.
Prowcullnf Attornr UEO. WWRIH,
ol Un county.
Memtar Bord or Iiullitlim L. BILYEU,
of Un coiinir.
rinwixTuli ilictom.
Lane County Democratic Ticket.
Benttor " K. P. COLEMAN
ol WllUmetU'.
lirMtlMTtTIVKI,
I. N. HEMBRKK
ol Kli'hunliHin
a waKlNW".'.'."..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'! North Kwue
,.ol t'ottK"' OroT
.".James k. nolasd
C..rk . .O':NO.rthI:U.,!n.TH0H.J.(:HAI)
Co-'11oB.r.!,.,.!h,.A..a.OUS
nl In rut tint I
Xnuum " BESJ. NULKKY
Amm, ....'F.i.McW.r.BH,.
Hchool BaperlliVendffnt C K IIAl.E
Burror JOH. KOCH
Coronar "."7.7." O.C.OHIIUBS
a( NAHh Kli.ftlia.
t.oumucT ok'Vll'KUH KI'dKNK.
, (1K(1. W. KISHKY
i 'mi. iThia . .77. . .777. . . . . . . . ..... 7 . . J t wimn
Ttie platform.
The following is a resume of tlio
democratic state platform adopted
in Portland:
The indorsement of the demo
cratic platform of the national con
ventiona of 1884 and 1888: con
demnation of the McKinlcy bill;
indorsement of the democratic Igni
tion in regard to tariff for revenue
only, and condemning tho system
of a protective tariff; "that we be
lieve in tho free coinago of silver,
making it of an equal monetary
value as cold." and that paper cur
rencv be redeemed in gold or silver
at tho option of tho holder; con
demnation of tho extravagant ex
penditure of money for unworthy
pensions, as domonHtratcd by the
republican policy of equal reward
to the votoran of tho field and tho
ramnfollowcr of the war; that
United States senators should bo
elected by a direct vote of tho jieo
ple; favoring of legislation prevent
ing use of money for corrupt politi
cal usatros: approval of legislation
making eight hour's a day's labor
on public buildings; legislation for
equitable and iuiit system of axa-
tion: ciemanumir survey oi w
public domain in this state and for
fi turn hv railroads of unearned
lands: recommend the tmssnge of
laws continuing tho work of gov
ernment improvement of tho Co-
lumb a and Wu amctte rivers ami
condemning republican fillibustcr
ing scheme of crippling mo imam
Kmrjiro by a temporary iwrtngo
railway at Tho Dalles; and that
proper legislation be taken to pro
vent the Chinese emigration to this
country, indorsing tho Geary bil
and condemning the proposed
amended bill of Senator Dolplrs.
i j
Wilson, member of congress fron
Washington, has a stylo of adver
tisinir himself entirely different
from the commonplace and prosy
way adopted by Hermann. Ho
takes two witnesses, presumably
newspaper reporters, and gets into
a row, real or snam, wun a wuwi:
man and two of his assistants, ono
of whom ho knocks down "in truo
Western style." Then he goes and
lays his ear to the ground and lis
tens to hoar the murmurs of appro
bation that that shall como from
Washington state to Washington
The democrats have nominated
men for county judge and clerk
who may be relied uiwn fur clean,
economical administrations, who
will not make tho offices a burden
to the taxpayers. They could not
have procured in Lane county men
more entitled to tho hearty supitort
of th people. They are men of
strictly teinjorate habits, and being
economical in their own affairs can
be relied upon to be tho samo with
.1 - op . At I.. IM.- :..
vile aiiairs oi lite ixxnue. i uut is
the kind of mon the eoplo want in
those offices, anil we predict they
will show their appreciation of such
men by their vote on J uno (.
It is hoped that tho projectors of
the Siuslaw railroad will furnish
the bonds required at once, thereby
showing their reliability. If they
do, our peoplo will raise the $100,
000 subsidy in less than one week's
time.
Georee Noland. of Astoria, a
Lane county boy, has been nomi
nated by the democrats for presi
dential elector. He is a graduate
of the state university and a man
of ability.
One thing is quite certain alout
the coming political battle. The
prosecuting attorney, and member
of the state board of equalization,
will hail from Eugene.
Veatch,
Eilyeu,
O. A. Dorria.
Lane county wat
ered. highly lion-
T-
Sylvester Tennoyer haa the cour
age of his convictions. He was
not selected for the parade, but
when actual service Bhallhe required
Us name and merit will place him
in the front.
Robert M. Veatcb.
Portland Daily Dispatch: The
nomination of Hon. H. M. catch,
of Lane county, for congress, is a
strong and excellent seiecxion, aim
ono which will meet tho special en-
orsement of tlio fanners and pro
ucers of his district. Mr. eatcli
ias represented his county in the
ower house ol the uregon legisla
ture several times, ami is now serv
ing his second term bb senator.
le is an honest man
llo has a
im objector.
limitation of lx ing
which ought to bo to his credit
mtlinr than otherwise, as his objec-
linim riro made in the interest of
tlio jieople and economy of admin
istration. He is always on the side
of tho ieople, and has never Itcen
found in questionable practices
when in the dischargo of a public
trust. Mr. Veatch is very jwpuiar
in his own county and among tho
peoplo generally of his district, and
while some think Mr. Hermann
iilh a sum thinir. wo predict that
toUrt M. Veatch will be his sue
pfiHsor in tho next congress. Ihe
peoplo want more farmers and
fewer lawyers in congress, aim
Oregon will add ono farmer to the
ist. -
Tho state convention has pre
senled a stroiiL' ticket. . It should
hs elected.
- o
The farmers will be busy for
week or two finishing tho work
of
putting in spring crops,
Tho presidential prospects iiv the
Chicago national convention itjr
pcur very favorable for Cleveland
Salem Journal, Rep.: There are
Borne good tilings in tho republican
ilatform but there is so much mu
lish it is hard to find them.
The United States supremo court
has decided that state legislatures
have wwer to fix the rate per mile
that railroads may carry passengers
Robert M. Veatch should receive
tho vote of every fanner in the dis
trict for congress. He is in sym-
athv with the producing element
of our country. '
. ,
Portland Daily Dispatch: Hon.
M. L. Tiitcs' nomination for judge
of tho second uidicial district wil
irioet with a hearty support lrom
tho iivoplo. Ho is an able lawyer,
has proven himself competent and
is very lKipuIar among the people,
110 will 110 UOUIH oo eii-cwu, i
merit and qualiheation lor tho i-
sition lire taken into consideration
ho selection of A. S. liennett for
supremo judge is in lino with that
sound policy that recognizes the
. . . . . .
hums of men who have uono em-
cient public service. Mr. Rennott
is recognized as an auti-corpnratton
.
man who is not susceptiblo to the
lnlluenco of tho Union raoitio rail
road that seeks to dominate eastern
Oregon politics.
The impression seems to hav
gono out quite extensively that in
voting tho new Australian ballot
tho elector shall designate
choice of candidates by marking a
cross uion each of tho names vote
for. This is an error. Tho name
voted for must bo left intact, the
others receiving the cross or mar
as a token of their obliteration b
tho voter. Tho samo rule applies
in cases where the ballot is cast by
alhrmativo or negative answer to
printed question.
Dae Nl Kiptre I mil IHOI.
Wamiiniiton. April 20, BLermau Ut
notified Iht urtiate (but further emnilui-
tionoftha CMura immigration question
dm oonvlncetl the (ureiun rclHtioni commit.
tee that the Chluee vicluaiou Irgiilution
would not expire till K'Ji.
i:irllan lu l.oiilalaun
Nkw Oki.kanh, April i0. Imllea
Hons nrv now that ImwUt'h (dein.) ma
jority will reach .'Hi.tHKt. He got a laiyti
nepru voto in many ixirlHlun. Hzpat
rlc k'n miilority for mayor Is etd limited
at 6000. The count is not completed
FAULTLESS!
I -Ntur I faultliu end m Ii that
noble diKevery. tontiuluf.oniy n'
ure'i own nmedlei, "The"
3
TT7T7
aim-?
PFUNDEK'S
ft ! hnhl to lh human rata. Kb.bf UP
rOUTH, HEALTH, VIOOK by tha uaa ol
Pa-uNDERU DRrnoN Blood Porificr.
Dure and Complata Cuta of all UiMarte ol
lha Skin, KiUnaya, Blaildtr end Llvar. II
lhacaa KhcumaHam and Malaria, raliavaa
onatlpation, Dyanepeia and Ulllouanaaa,and
ula fiaah antrtf Into tha ayatem by making
rw, Ulrh liiutMi. I aka II mlini, nr in now,
, nrli
ml raiiuiK be baal aa apravatitallvaotdianiM
wltl and aanl arywlicre. f I a botllt. 0 fot
OREGON LIME.
TliU I.I me 1 Manii(artiirel by the
NKAIt III NUMITOPi, IIKMIO.N,
And haa earned the reputation ( Iwlmr Ih
tMiiKwit lime In the market, and oiiient
ly. in addition tumakinir the beat work ia at
an Knl prioe, the chaeat to tha urr.
Tha fnllnwinir analyaia by W. U. Janne,
rheniiat, l'nrtland, I riron, ia wurbly of on
ai,lrrti,,n: Alumina 10 Siih.halK Traee
l'arlHnalet( l.lnir..l ' Mnauraia. .VIS
Silira I..1I Vtaiw ('
IVnitllde of lr.it, . .07 l'hiaiuUa. . . Vrare
Ma. T. K ii-bi an, IHiUta ia Iti-ii.niNO
M Tauu Airrut "tlreiw IJme, 1'urt
land, Onw
put Sia:- Itofwin to ymir Inquiry i-oarning-
the "t rvn" Lime, woidd ay, that
we hava oaed Uiia lune, that it haa given aat
iafaclino, and a on.nier it a lint rlaaa lima
in evary reap.. V.aira trtily,
Malhrw A. Ktiao. 'miraiur, Hlnvmilan"
Biill'lma. .K Ijniadml. t'lHilraetor, m
lianl llrrwery. lui'nl A llauii, iiilra.-iini.
I'urlland Library Hiiiklnt. Aii,lrin Hm
kam, 1 ontniruira, ll.lfhu A Wiulanl lliill,ln..
hai A O'Connor. tt.-ii.Tali omraeliw. '.
aVa Hlln. Ilrlrk t'ontnwl.ir. Arthur Juhnaon
it U.ui Imt. 1 onimeloi, hanibrr o( I'wmmrnv.
lien. Uialirti, I.eiM-ral Mima l oiilrmolnr. Tort-
latxl arWiw it iiuuniua t" innnuw .nu,
bnlltb-r. Jaa Mrkrinlrli k, t'onlrarlina I'Imuy
ir. 'ittrmtiuuf Imiiilina. John Kuan, Mir.
V. rlaht I lrirw'li 1 '-Ofrt-onlaii" ItnlMmi
(,. 1. Kiurll, I'iwUKiua uulra.-l.ir. K.lward
Killlrlhr. tinwral M'lb.-f.minx'l.ir. Ja.-b-
aon. t:iMinM-ntr, iv.rtian4 t numiir. a.ut-nar
rviMUM, 4 'oiitrarmn, Nkuia twllJIna.
Tha -tlr..," I Jnw d.r Ihe rnfi Market la
I frlt ia atyri If Mi-aara.O'll II 4 lialU
riVii.fi
THUIWDAY, APRIL 11.
Join llulloway's club..
Hollowny lends, others follow.
Florence has a doctor. Ills name is
Dr. Wiley.
(let the latest novels at Holloway's
circulating library.
Northern grown garden seed.
F. L. Chamhkkh.
Wuh li for the new arrivals of furni
ture in a few days at D. Linn & Kon's.
The coantr clerk hi IhhuhI marriage
license to A Mon K. lUye and Sarah Neol
ey. Hiid la or call on E. J. I ranicr lor one
of kmcircnlai deai-riptive of bia laient and
greatest bargain.
New and unloiie parlor sets nt 1).
Linn A Hon's this week. Koniethlng
new for I-.ugene.
Come and ace. We isan and will aave
you money in wgligi-e abirta.
A larue number of the delfgatea to the
Cougrrgational Aaaociation returned to
tneir reipeeiire nome on tniH morning a
local train.
Prof. F. K. Ilopburn, wi-Il known in
muaioul circles bere ateral yean ago, ia
now with the New York Opera Company aa
piauo artist.
W. Ilollowav ia the only jeweler that
can lei a lull line of watcbei of all grader
and makea. He baa twice the atock of any
otbera, and cun better please you.
Leave your meant! re and bare a perfect
fitting an it el clotbea mado from tbe well
known Itrownaville Woolen good.
i IIowk It, Kick, Agenta.
Two well known aocieir people of Eu
gene will be married in the near future.
We nnderatend tlie wedding carda nave al
ready been printed.
Prineville Review: Aa soon aa tber can
crone the nionntuina, Hampton liroi. will
bring 300 cat lie over from Lane county to
atock the ranch they bought of Joe Smith
in thia county.
Tbe frienda of ex nroaecntiui! attorney
Hamilton, of Itoaebnrg, will regret to learn
that illneaa inter, erred with bia attendance
at the atate convention. He waa repreaent-
ed by a proxy.
Tacks 10 cents a keg.
K L. Ciuhbkbs.
A lartre nuinlier of immigrants are
arriving In Kiigeno daily.
Koniethlng new In furniture, thin
week, at 1. Linn & Hon's.
Hv iroing to Holloway's you can get
all the Intent novels to read.
The Intent atyle bats and lowest pricea
will be found at Howl & Kick a.
Tbe work of grnding for tbe ligbtbonae at
Heceta Head north of the Hinalaw river, baa
been about completed by Wid Mctlhee.
V. Hollownv's elulis art a succcsh,
He has ahvady a large iiiciiiIkthIiIii
and they are here to stay jH-nnanently
The otH-ra iioiihc at Junction not ne-
ing completed " Our Hoys' " concert
coinnany will not play In that city tin
til alter May Ihi.
Dr. Avery, of Corvallls, Hiient hint
night In Kugene.
T. II. Herty ia in town allowing aome
fine SiunUw quartz.
Mr. and Mrs. Fnniuel Hwift eainu tin
this afternoon on a visit
R. M'. Itobinaon and family left on till
morning's local for Portland where they wi
roaide permanently.
T. K. Howard, one of the eon tractors
of the llghthniiHe, nt Hcivta IIciiiIh, In
In the city on htisiueiw.
George 11, Hayiw, one of (he largo cattle
kinga, ol California, la lu r.ngene. He ar
rived on thia moruing'a local train
Mr. and Mrs. M.T, Leaaick of Wood
Tillamook county, are viaitlug at the real
deuce ot W. J. Fox, comer Utb aud Ferry
Jolm Heuley, ot Richmond, Indiana,
viaitiug bia relativea in Uregou. He ia
ia
in
Eugene at tbe residence ol bia brother
and
aiator-iu-law, Mr. aud Mri. L. O. Adair
A amall lawauit ia being board at
tbe
Court House today before Justice Kiusey
in which rthenll Noland la anlug J.
Coleman, for aome attached bay.
lawyers are engaged in Ihe case.
II
Five
Hermann item; The Collier brolhera
bavo nearly flu label the survey of
country, noon there will lie no "unaur
veyed hills" on the head of Indian nreek,
aud Geo, M. Miller will have to change bia
map of Lane county.
Pendleton h. U.: A curiosity waa run
aoroiaby "I'ucle Tom" Matlbeas
I'bomaa Hopper's place down tho river,
iu
the ahape of a petriued potato.
1 he an
cieut vegetable ia perfect in every reaped
and will be brought lo town aoon fur eihl
bitiou.
r lorentv V et: liiHinnn lti. re-
iMirt the roads lMtwtHu here and Kit
Li-lie in a verv had condition, hut thev
hojie sisut to have thent iniproved, n.s
the county court has given (.100 for the
linnrovetneni or the l.aku creek road
Anythiner in the Gro
eery line, Goldsmith's
GROCERS
Havliia rpinnTi-d to Walion't llliH-k. WllUm
flip Hint1!, am iri-,rtil 10 nlve you baoialiia
in tiriH-i-rii-M.
Market Price Paid for Countr
Produce.
- fall and am in; we III do you good.
We lead in quality &
prices. Goldsmiths'
Cash paid for produce
at Goldsmith's.
SAN PEDRO,
A hltilr hnil draft itnllion. will mak tha
am of .i. rwiniilna Miunlaf, April Vlh.
an liiUuwa- Monilava, Tui'Mlara a. ml Mrdnra-
datat hr lirrry lal,l- In Cmwrll. and Thura.
laya Frulaa and Mlunlar at llruruaa;
II rm alalilc lu I iMUivlimve.
SAN PEDRO
tlal ulLtn r.Kin .'UK) nuniia, ft Rfml
htw hnr mtiA ft K-iti ro( many t-riw nlmien,
lVtn,ti iUm, fritU ilmn ul f nut rrmni dm
furl hrr (aartMiUni lnintrro( K B hmtth.
mi'fc. Minry due ku 0r xU Urt..
n ' n 1
rv.
I still in tho front and has re
opened on Ninth street, next to
,uekcy's Drug fctore, and win man-
uiaciure vne jh-bi, vigaio
P a it Tl.,.4 ttnma AlrnV
ever
moked in Lane county.
ta to Suit 'Everybody.
COMK AND RE COXVftCEl).
Orders will be proniply attended to.
Eugene Cigar Factory.
Nluth St., : : Titum UIooU.
For a sauare dea), go
to Goldsmith's.
Dr. R. L. WILLOUGIIBY,
DENTIST.
a
All Work Warranted to Give Satisfaction
Nltroui-Oxlde (iaa and local anathrtle for
the palnleaa citracllon of teutli.
OFFICE-hi ReKl'ter Block, Kugene Oregon.
DBS. 1. W. 4 JENNIE S. BABNAfiD,
llcsiilar l'Inicians,
HrRClALTIKS-Kldney and l.lver Dineaaca
CijrneeoloKjr and Obatutriea.
OFFICE at rpHldvnce 011 Olive ilreet between
9th and loth atreeta
S
I am now showing the
Dry Goods,
umim
n v
1,
. Clothing,
Furnishing Goods,
Men's Children's
Notions, Etc., in Eugene.
LOWEST PRICES.
189:
J. D. MATLOCK,
EUG EN E.
SPRING
mm mmm m
NEW GOODS,
CLOTHING,
iviiw Rates 10 to 3
Will meet all
Goods and Prices.
, G. BETTMAN.
City Property.
The value of an investment in
merit whieh it jxissosse., and the
That is why
UNIVERSITY ADDITION.
tiest InvMnuMit In F"'iw, wjiwUlly
Adjoining the 1'nlveraity grounds and the rity llniltsou the Kaat, with
Mtrvt't-ntra, rity water and electric lighU extending to it, it is
the moht convenient and desirable pro(erty on the market.
Never mind the weather, t'XIVERSITY ADDITION, ia liiKh
and dry and naturally well drained. rrhe low, and on easy terms.
(Vtll on or write to II. N. (nkerline,
Farms.
if vou want Groceries
or Crockery, call on
GOiaimiirie
IVAT
mm.
DUUGGISTS.
:-A full Hue of-:
Pure Drugs aud Chemicls
! Alwayaon band.:
PEESCR1PT10NS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED,
WILKINS BLOCK,
Eugene, : : Oreon
For Wooden and WillOW Ware,
go tO GOLDSMIIH S
-AT-
eters & Cherry's
FEED STOKE
You will Bud the Standard
Horse : and : Cattle : Medicine.
No Arannln or Antlmony-fliiarantoed to keep
jour atock In Oooa Loimltioii.
Cheaper ail Better than Condition Powders.
Goldsmith, the Pio
neer Grocer.
clioieetit lino of Spring
Hats and Caps,
and Ladies' Shoes,
CALL AND SEE ME.
1892
GOODS
Impm
0 ni
ilT 1 .1 AO
BOOTS & SHOES
h Cent Below Others
competitors in
Acreage
proterty depends upon thu actua!
pro?jHct3 of its inereasing in value,
Property la th
If you want a beautiful place for a home,
Etitfvnc.Or. Office In t'hriainan Rlock
Fruit Lands.
M. SVARVERUD S CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Farmer's and Builders Hardware,
OF ALL
g M uviiiij
Farm and Sprm
FARMERS: If you want anything in our line
you cannot afford to buy before examin
ing our stock and get Our Prices.
BRANCH HOUSES:
Harrisburg and Independence.
Eugene. Cor. Olive and 8th Streets.
A. Y PETEES.
: OFFERS-
One : Dozen : Money
: DO YOU NEED ANY OF THEM? :
1. 20 yds American Shirting Prints $1.00
2. 20 " Lodi and Harmony Dress Prints 1.00
3. 15 " A. A. A. Muslin (good aa 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 neavy Plow Shoes 1.50
11. 1 " Ladies' Oil Grain Shoe 1.35
12. Buy a pair of those 5 Button Kid Gloves, only 75
Look it All
D
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HOWE & RICE
Art Showing the Best Line of
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
For the Money, in Eugene.
AGENTS FOR TllE BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN GOODS.
YOD ARE INVITED
To call and examine our stock of
I,
V carry the largest and
Portland.
Wa .ell au
MACHINER
Threshing and Mill Machinery.
We hav anything you want in the way of
Walking, Sulkey and Gang Plows, Har
rows, Cultivators, Seeders, Drills, Feed
Mills, Hay. Cutters,. Churns,
Washing Machines, Etc.
We aell MITCHELL and STUDEBAKEU WAGONS.
Don't fail to see our new improved
CHAMPION BINDER.
All mailable Iron and Steel.
The new CHAMriON MOWER is a wonder. Gearing and pitman
connections warranted against breaking or wearing out.
The best BUGGIES, CARRIAGES and CARTS for the LEAST
MONEY.
We are in it and are bound to sell, so don't fail to call on us.
H. D. NORTON & CO.
. Southwest corner Sth and Olive Street, Eugene, Oregon.
KINDS.
s, uamages
iuiun)
: Saving : Bargains.
Over Carefully.
Spins iii8
VEHICLES & IMPLEMENTS
dill
most varied assortment outside of
A 1 line of