The Eugene City guard., May 28, 1892, Image 4

Eugene City Guard.
SATURDAY, MAY 88, M.
Don't Bwnp.
Have You Choice T
Tho contest that rauBt be nettled
in Lano county June 6 for the pos
session of the county offices la made
doubtful by there being bo many
parties in the field. From present
indications the prohibitionists will
not gain over their former vote,
while the new peoples party, will
have a vote large enough to make
the contest between the old parties
doubtful. There are only two sec
tions of the county where they may
cast any considerable vote, and
while they have no chance of win
ning it may decide between the
others.
. Under this state of circumstances,
and we have information from
every section of the county that
warranto us to stake our reputation
fnr frnth and veracitv that the new
parties have no possible chance of
ciecung a single cBiiuiutti, nuum
it not be wise to select county offi
cers that are the best fitted, who
liave a chance of election, and not de
feat men who would be your choice,
outside of your party? No voter is
justified in throwing his vote away
on a local contest where the ques
tion of politics does not enter but
only that of selecting the men best
qualified for the offices.
Some complaint has been made
by one who is disaffected that the
county officers draw more fees than
formerly. Mr. Ware undoubtedly
remembers tho days when he cut
his own wood in the clerk's office
and did the work alone with plenty
of time to snare. He can also state
if ho is willing to be fair that but a
few vears ago the sheriff hardly
nMufcd a donutv. excent when he
had prisoners in jail so that a man
could bo left to attend ana guara
4 ham trlmn liA Tinnnenrvl to be
fclll.U, If ..V.B I I
called away. Mr. Noland keeps
three deputies, tho work requiring
their services, no is a careiui,
nrudent man and would not throw
away money in useless expenditures
for help. It must also do remem
bored that in many instances sher
ilfs fees renresent about the entire
amount expended by the officer.
Esecially is it the case in criminal
mutter. For an instance capture
of tho Walker station horscthieves
cost Sheriff Noland what he received
from tho county in depreciated
countv warrants. On an isolated
rase an officer cannot travel about
tho country paying his own ex
penses on ten cents a mile. A few
dollars iniirlit bo saved by electing
a sheriff who would make no effort
to canture criminals. We do not
think it would be a satisfactory ex
jx'rimont.
Tho tired editor of the Oregonian
complains becauso it will take so
much work to vote under the Aus
tralian system. The brother ought
to bo willing to sacrifice five min
utes of his valuablo time aiding in
securing a miro and honest election
That. too. would only be required
once every two years. . The trouble
is tho Oregonian appreciates the
strength of the citizens ticket in
Multnomah county and sighs for
tho days when two and one-half
dollars wore potent factors in poll
tics. No good citizen can condemn
the law that will give us honest
elections. In no state in which
tho Australian ballot system has
been Introduced is there any de
mand by tho Mxple for its repeal.
It is only llio booulcra who com
plain.
There is an opou revolt of Her
mann republicans in Douglas court'
ty against Hon, J. C. Fullorton, the
nominee for circuit judge, and some
two hundred republicans of that
county will knife him at the polls.
They claim that Fullorton has
sought in every way to injure Mr,
Hermann during six years past,
and they purpose now to defeat
Fullorton so that Ids leadership
will bo ended. 1 he f ullorton mon
are praying for peace, but will re
taliate by voting in . a body for
Veatch if the warfare continues.
There is intenso dislike between the
two Douglas county loaders, and
Col. Fullorton refused to take
G od-bless-you-old-fricnd handshake
from llinger during the letter's last
Yisit homo.
The campaign liars most success'
ful field for labor is the starting of
rumors ana reporis oi iraaing.
This year is no exception. In some
of tho precincts reports have been
circulated that Eugene will trado
for certain men on the legislative
and other parts of the ticket.
There is no foundation for the re
port, which has been evolved from
the imagination of the disaffected
for iwliticul purposes and to influ
ence voters.
Mr. Veatch represents to a great
extent the principles indorsed by
both the democratic and peoples
parties. There is no possible
chance for the election of Mr. Rork,
the cop!c8 tarty candidate. It
would only be jjood politics for that
party to throw its strength to Mr.
Veatch.
. . i
The West appealing for Siuslaw
votes for Col. Alley says to "vote
for your homes and the men whose
homes are next door to yours." If
that principle is carried out over
the county E. 1'. Coleman will have
a much larger majority than usual.
It's only a little over two weeks'
until the republicans will confine
themselves w tne premuenwaiquco
tion at Minneapolis.
The democratic, jieoples and pro
hibition parties are substantially in
accord on one of the great issues of
the day, the tariff question.
Eugene has a number of fine
buggy and carriage turnouts and
the owners make use of them these
pleasant evenings on the well im
proved streets.
Roseburg Review: 8. W. Con
don as a member of the legislature
spoke and voted against tho Bull
Run water bill, which passed, and
was vetoed by Gov. Pennoyer.
Condon then flopped, and voted
against the veto. What do the far
mers and taxpayers think of that
record? Vote lor Dorris for district
attorney.
For precinct office purposes the
precincts of North ana South Eu
gene have been consolidated. At
the election to occur shortly Geo.
W. Kinsey and T. J. Witter, the
! iresent Incumbents, are candidates
or justice of the peace and consta
ble, respectively. They have given
excellent satisfaction in the dis
charge of their official duties and
are deserving of the support of the
voters.
Roseburg Review: Judge Pipes
has decided the railroad tax injunc
tion case in favor of Lane county,
thereby saving to the county the
sum of over $9300. This virtually
settles the case which will no doubt
be brought in Douglas county, pro
vided Judge Pipes is re-elected. A
vote for Judge Pipes means a vote
for the fair assessment of all rail
road lands in this judicial dis
trict.
The Ashland Record soys that
we find that Lionel R. Webster, a
candidate for the position of attor
nev-general. never studied law in
any law school whatever, that he
never practiced law in ins
life; that ho is not on rec-
ord as an attorney in any
case in the state of Oregon; that he
onlv anneared in court in one case
in his life, being allowed to make a
speech to the jury in a murder trial
though not being connected in the
management or tne case.
An inquirer has asked whether
there are more German or Irish
voters in the United States. As
the votes aro not returned accord
ing to nationality, separately, this
cannot be answered positively,
though the immigration to this
country from Germany and Ire
land indicates that the German
voters are more numerous than the
Irish. In the fifty years from 1841
to 1891. 4.428.950 natives of tier
many, and 3,251,401 natives of Ire-
lana, enierea we uniwa oiaies.
Vote for the best men.
The entire democratic ticket
is
mado up of excellent men. Vote
a
for thorn.
P, J. McPherson' will have a ma
jority that will even surprise him
solf. Mark our prediction.
Sheriff Noland has mode one o
the best officers Lane county ever
had. In tho S. P. R. R. tax cose
he was the means of saving the
county over 19300. Farmers re
member this.
It was by the sagacity of Sheriff
Noland that about $4000 of a for
mer stierm s tax collections were
saved to Lane county. He thor
oughly understands the details of
the office, while a new and untried
man would havo to gain the exper
ionco.
It Is hardly necessary to call the
attention of democrats to the fact
that no better or stronger ticket
than theirs was ever nominated in
Lane county. The gcntlomen are
qualified, without an exception, for
the positions to which they have
been nominated. It deserves full
and cordial support at the polls.
E. O.: There are more republi
can papers in the state supporting
George Chamberlain, democratic
candidate for attorney-general, than
are supporting the republican can
dulate, Monet Webster, ims is
becauso Mr. Chamberlain is by far
tho fittest man and deserves tho
supjKirt.
What shall our farmers do with
their wheat when England has
adopted a full reciprocity arrange
ment with Canada and built up her
farming industries? Shall they
burn their wheat as they have
burned their corn in Kansas? How
do they like the prospect presented
to them by our high tax plulan
thropists?
J. N. Dolph is a most perfect
specimen of the moneyed aristoc
racy now common in the United
States senate. The men who are
so opposed to his stripe can assist
his defeat by voting for E. P. Cole
man. A vote lor a third party can
didate is in favor of Alley. These
are facts that intelligent men who
understand the situation thorough
ly comprelicud.
According to the Register it U a
crime this year to scratch the republi
can ticket, aud vote for a better man.
We can inform that paper right now
that "criminals" of that kind will be
plentiful on June 0th.
Michigan, in 1890, concluded
that it had no further use for Hon.
R. G. Horr in congress and he, like
McKinley, was snowed under by
the voters of his district He is
now out in Oregon trying to in
struct our people.
Portland Dispatch: The report
published by the Oregonian that a
combination has been engineered
by which Senator Slater and R. M.
Veatch are to retire in behalf of the
peoples candidates is a falsehood
and has no foundation.
The election takes place one week
from Monday. We would warn
our readers not to believe any ru
mors circulated on the eve of elec
tion againBt any candidate. Cer
tain creatures always wait until the
last moment to spring lies against
honorable men.
Judge Pipes' record before the iupreme
Mart bag never been equalled ia Oregon.
There bu btea eome prejudice
against blm in Benton county
on aocoanl limply of the Oregon
Pacific railroad, but his decision In the
case was substantially affirmed by
Judge Deady and accepted by the op
posing parties In the suit
It is to be hoped that Dr.Shclton
can secure a grade by which a road
can be built to the top of Skinner's
butte. Many residents who have
never beheld the beauty of our val
ley when spread out to one gaze,
would take advantage of the oppor
tunity, and to the stranger it would
be a revelation of the extent of our
country that would strongly dis
pose him to cast his lot in our
midst.
The Salem Journal, a consistent
advocate of republican principles,
says: Geo. E. Chamberlain is the
regular democratic nominee for at-tornev-general
of this state. He
was appointed by Governor Pen
noyer first. He is a clean man in
every respect, stands well in his
own city of Albany where all his
neighbors and the papers without
regard to party support him. He
is a quiet gentleman but firm in
his convictions. He has been tried
and not found wanting in any re
spect. In all the important litiga
tion now pending he has . cham
pioncd the publio interests by up
holding the dignity of the state and
the interests of the people. He has
been tested under pressure and has
remained firm.
fersonai.
Dally Guard, May 20.
F. T. Wbiioomb visited Portland
day.
yeiter-
Nigel Jones returned from Bau Fran
Cisco last night.
J. M. Williams took a short tilp
Junction today.
to
Itobt, Clow Is In attendance upon the
suite grange at Albany.
8, II. Friendly went to Portland on
this morning's early train.
Palmer Ayrea started this morning
on a short trip tnrougn Xiinn county
II. R. Kluoald, senior editor of the
Journal, went to Portlaud on this
morning's local train.
Mlae Welkins, the blind lady, who u
lilted the W. It. O. in their entertainment
left (or her borne at Balem thii morn-
lag.
M. H. Wallis, who la traveling for
Chan. Kohn, wholesale liquor dealer, is
lu the city, lie reports business good
in nis line.
Uncle Jake Corner had a serious at
tack of sickness last night, but is now
much better, being able to be up and
about this afternoon.
Henry Kohler and family, of Morrow
ooontv, are visiting relatives) and friendi
here. Mr. Kohler U thinking somewhat of
reluming to Lane county.
W. F. O'Brien, who has been opera
tor at the Western Union office in this
eity, will soon go to work at Portland,
Mr. O'Hrlen has gained considerable
popularity during his stay here and
many will regret bis departure.
State Items.
The Willamette river U now about
twelve fret above low water mark at
Portland, and the Columbia is still
backing her up, -
A chinook salmon was caught the
other tiny down the Columbia river
that measured four feet six Inches In
length and weighed seventy-two
pound.
Kalama has a new saw mill and the
other uav the aawver. lust to ihow
what an expert he was at sawing, suc
ceeded in sawing a man's ear oil close
to the head without touching the
scalp.
The exhibitions of the search llahU
of the eruisen waa witnessed by sever
al tnousanu or people. The lights
are very powerful, being 10,000 candle
power. 1 he night was hardly dark
enough to give a good exhibition, but
the pfopif were aalisned with what they
mw. l he rog horns were also blown.
The noise resembled more ttiat of the
roarings of wild beasts than that of
whistles.
Lawn sprinkler hone and ho1
reel. F. L. Chahbki
Our M lot in the heart of t-
the best Unraiiis now In Jbrenocare
Don't wait fr irloea tonerountT.
buy now. advance but
dlrwt tn'fUt VHldfto SvU received
nV rtmlh factory which make.
"2ck complete In buggies, 4ar
carts aud pleasure wagons, also
he
Lane County Democratic Ticket.
Senator E. P. COLEMAN
of Willamette.
aaraataiiTATlVKf.
I. N. IIKMBKEK ofKlcberuson
I) R Hakkih of Cot imc Orore
C K WILKINSON of Nortli Kuifene
County ;ud(e A. H. FIK
of North Eurene.
sheriff James l. noland
of North Eugene. . ,. . .
Clerk TUm. J. CBAKi
of South Eugene. ....
CommlMlooer V...T. A. JULLIORS
Treasurer .!!.'U.BEXJ. MCLKEY
A """".P.J.McPHEB-SON.
of South Eugene. ,..,.
Hchool Superintendent L JIAL
of Cbesher.
Surreyor JOS. KOCII
of North Eugene.
Coroner Ill KuTKR OeliURS
of North Eugene.
PRECINCT OKKICEKA Kt'liKNE.
Jutlce of the 1'eexse OEO. . K1NME)
Constable... . .1 T WIT! tK
NEWSY FLOKKSCE LETTER.
Politics, Speakings, Shipping, Winds,
Etc.
May 23, lli
I ought to have sent the Gl'Aitu an
account of the candidates union nutt
ing at this place on the afternoon and
evening or the 14th liwt., unci more
than a week has glided away since
then, but I must briefly mention It
Judge Pipes arrived from Coos county
the same day as the county candidates
and made many friends by his court
eous, genial manner, and all were sor
ry bis stay could not be more extended
We expect more than his party's vote
for him Id this precinct. He was at
the wharf to welcome the other candi
dates but had to leave early Saturday
morning In order to reach home Sun
day according to promise. The rally
at the hall In the afternoon was well
attended and enjoyed by all. Mr.
Chamberlain, president of the demo
cratic club, was chairman, and the
Florence male quartette sang some
stiring national airs which was listen
ed to with great pleasure by the large
audience and adtled considerably to
the enjoyment of tho meeting, the
songs Interspersing the speakers. Our
young champion Wilkinson carried off
the honors In the speeches, and sever
al of the ladles remarked they would
vote for him if they had votes, and say
his election Is safe. The sparring of
words between Col. Alley and Mr.
Gaylord greatly amused the audience,
for It was tit for tat. One thing seem
ed to greatly surprise all, the number
of democratic voters on hand. The
undersigned heard Hon. Hermann
say here last summer this was the ban
ner republican product of the state,
but we want things a little evened up
this election.
We are glad to see in the Guard
that M . Veatch is to 1 here June 1st
ami give our citizens a chance to hear
and see the man that dares to oppose
the great Binger Hermann! People
generally are going to vote as they
think best, notwithstanding the
threatenings of everlasting hostility by
the West to any one who has the
temerity to even criticise the invinci
ble B. H. The voters here would be
very much pleased to have Mr. Cole
man come with the congressional can
dldate if he could arrange It so, esec-
lully bo as the insinuation was made
that Mr. Coleman would rather not
meet the voters of Florence.
Schooners are coming a:., going
pretty regularly, and bring in a good
many supplies as well as taking away
our lumber, a small example of what
this whole great country ought to be
doing, scattering her immense supply
of products over the whole globe in
her own ships and bringing baek sup
plies that we do not produce. This we
will do under a democratic administra
tion in a comparatively short time. Of
course our renubllcnn friends will pooh!
pooh! to this, but cannot we point with
pride to the two great cruisers that
thousands of people are dally inspect
ing at Oregon's metropolis, and say
our four years Innings under Cleveland
and Whitney, the latter especially did
more for our navy, than in twenty-five
years of republican rule and misman
agement.
Old Boreas has been unpleasantly
strong for three or four days, and it is
hoped will quiet down shortly. The
rhododendrons aro coming out in full
bloom and beauty and In a few dayi
this Florence locality will be one mass
of loveliest foliage.
The Coos commences dully trips,
from this on, to the head of tide aud
return and takes the place of the Mink.
The schooner Helen-Mcrian on her last
trip brought In quite a large lot of po
tatoes and they were all bought in
less than twenty-four hours. The
schooiu r Is loaded and will probably
be towed to sea today. The mills are
alliunuing. We are all wishing (o
hear that the railroad has commenced
work.
Florknck.
District Attorney.
A word from the Corvallis Times:
"We take pleasure in shaking a
good word for Ueo. A. Dorris, Yj.,
the democratic nominee for this dis
trict's attorney. The people the law
abiding citizen need a strong prosecu
tor; the criminals do not Our district
attorney is compelled to meet the best
legal ability that money will purchase.
With a weak prosecutor criminals are
turned loose on the community
to the county jail or tb'""'
Should Mr. Dirrl.- tentiaiy.
trietwlllb.eKcteil.thi8di9"
V ito the counierpan oi iwu,
uifamllton lu that position. e
Ul a strong lawyer i; mai posuiuu
toprotwt us from i.iiuinais. ine
1 ... . i. .11.,
third aud parUcAHariy jne
triet, ouly place strong mci on guaru;
the second alwHild do likewise. Mr,
Dorris U a man of experience, having
had tea years active practice In the
law, la In hla 85th year, and well
equipped for the work.
tv ll.iiw.v'. rlubs are a eueeew.
has already a Urge luembendilp
THURSDAY MAY 1!.
Join Holioway's clulie.
D. Linn k Son. for furniture, cmpt-Uind
undertaking.
q..j , ..it ..n e. l. Fruier fur one
of biiciicahui deneriptite of bis latent and
greatest bargain.
Special lawn mower oil Just received,
itlMO grass sneara.
r. Ij. V. llAJlnr.no,
SileruJotiruol: Tb 9. P. Co. lakes a
dulr twin loud of twenty chM of graTel to
n..,i.V.nt(7. iliMum-e of (A miles lo fill S
treetle.
What does the fanner think of the
high tux party that Is forcing England
to close the market or more tnun one-
half of our totul foreign exports"
Among the list of entertainments for
th nresent theatrlcul k-uxi ut Bliliie-
barf opera house, "The Ivy Loaf,"
will 1 irlven bv one of WJII. Powers'
c
compaiiit'H.
l-ilr instill' !l. It Sil.iilh in the I
!il...li.t L-liiirch. K-r:i4nt "( III
Lor.l'ii iti.ir follow ii a lit O-lii-g '
mrtn Oti irtt-iU Confer. I.e. l"' ti-M tit
a"" " " l
8 p. tu , r-utidiy.
Some young Ijoys have bi n defucing
tliH fi-ncc of Mr. Andrews They are
known by the gentleman did will be
handed over to the marsha if they do
not desist. I
The atnle of Washington yee'idny elected
the following dt-ltgatee to Ibe itional dtm
ooratio convention: John CoI, C. W.
arisen J.Snlvelv. II. 8. lencbard, J
A Monday, F P Hocan, M J JDoni-y, W H
Dnmohr. The delenaliou is fr Cleveland
but not intruded.
It is to the interest of embody to
gee that the indiscrimlnatd slaughter
nf birds, bvsmull boys, bybneuns of
bean shooters, air guns and he like, Is
stopped. The country is injste with
Insects that prey on our ordardi
and
eardens and the birds are tl
fanner's
and orehurdlsts best friends! Tlfc
who will persist, in wantoiJ spt
kill these little beneractots, ol
their nests, ought to be ktbt ol
vigorously agitated end of aeat (Jiine
tails till he learns better.
Holloway leads, others follow
Cdrj etxl 1 Carrels! at D. Linn A kn I.
Tomorrow Is the last day of Abllc
school.
By going to Holioway's you id get
all the latest novels to read.
Albanv Is atrain talking of cJJirat-
Ing the coming fourth of July,
The Juvenile brass band agalnlyed
sverul choice selections upon owreets
lost evening.
The high wheel Victoria lawiji
Iwer
is the lighest running
mowen
tde.
Cull and examine at b
L. ChiU
rs'
Graduating exercises of the ijillc
schools of Eugene will be hrl at
Itnlnehurt's theatre tomorrow len-
.1
i"g-
Citizens of Olentena prccluet iitrin
us that 13 voters attended tin nak-
meat that lmiee instead of roil as
published. j
Just arrived direct from thifudory,
a. enrloud of the celebrutedlUiIiurn
wagons. Call and extiuiintiheai at
M. tsvarveruti & to s. I
W. Holloway is the only jsjler that
J
carries a fail line of watches oftl tirade
and make, lie h ta t ice the kk of any
others, and vun better please Jul
Pr. J. Smiley has removeiis ofllce
to the rooms formerly oceiiis oy Dr.
Urown, over the first atili bank,
where he can be found at alljours by
putieuts.
As a family medicine, tl Oreiron
Blood Purifier has no equal It has
proved itself a certain and fleaelous
remedy for all diseases caul by an
impure state ol tne uioou.
A Good Entertatnm
PallT Guard. MaT
Last night "Columbio'sfcstival"
was repeated by the V. R. I hrst
the Juvenile baud played anx eruire,
then Miss Watklns, the bllniuly!
re-1
cited "ltock of Ages," In a v
oefpt-
able manner. Next Miss Bte
sang a soprano solo and respoi
Wrris
to an
pntlniHliwtlo pnoore with nnotlieSunl
ly as good. Miss Dorrls ha'olee
- i.i,.iT 1 .)...,.. ,r,l u ltli
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nn.1 with mm In Its develonnt It
tn 11 ! I
r,lnn.l.l.i BPnnanl,.d b-ipln
O I l!.,.t..,.lrl
f I
, At 1 , , I
on ner inrone summons iii'renti-
.. i ii I
nuio, xM...jr a..u tB.u, ......8
io ner uie several siuies iiitium
pose her realm that they may jke a
a report of their advantages, Jress,
etc. Then the states pass lit lew,
tho parts being taken by tho lttand
gentlemen very successfully, ajcon
sidentble humor was Introduce; W.
M. Dickinson, whort,pri'seiite('oiu-
itiir In an appropriate sone, wiwlee
called lo iwpond to eneorelAL
Dickinson is a favorite singer ,
home iH-ople.
Tho Festival closeil w itb ,.i
march headed by Colum . t "'
ram, the costumes mak" f,..i,.
wmbination. . " r"""6
The Misses Gillian ,...,k.
duett and also res,oii "I
A solo by little tie,.. .1,3 DJ
very well revived , t aftJanother
recitation by MuhlW,., Ke ban ,
olaved the closing v$lu f Da"a
The ladies of 7, 1 ln -
I'llKlloiuim1
rr
smat lir BoaK
n.sn, lly 25. Five hundrt
dollars in city tall oonda were
boy
t I -
vtnona.
E. B. Kollins and son today, p
was $J2,G10. ,
reaiYm
CAULTLESS!
1 -Nstur b faultltss aad to Is th.t
aoble diacorarjr, eootioalag, ooljr N
ara'sawa raracdiM, "Tha"
!a.'rJ:U'I''l
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PruNom a OheooN BlOOO ruij
.n Dsn. . in"- Malaria. rui
Mn frh erjria TJ ' M
v.w uira Hluo. Taatn m"l y,.,trtu.
.h Kkrt. Kiany. M.i-ria. rcUww
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M. SVARVERUD Is CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Farmer's and Builders Hardware,
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npnM
Fan and Spring flfpsMes, Carriages and Carts.
General agents for the
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CELEBRATED
The Best
Call and examine our
Odd Fellows Temple, Willamette Street.
HOWE & RICE
Are Showing the Best Line of
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
For the Money, in Eugene.
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: No. lOO. :
: MANITACTI'IIKB Of AND KEAI.EB IN
CIOAUS and TOBACCOS of all kinds for the W HOI.ESALE and RETAIL TRADE. I
The Largest and Dost Selected Btock of Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipea, Etc., ever kept In Eugene i
Havlna Dtirehawd this stock at a trreat discount. I am able to sell below Portland nrfcri
Those wishing anything in this line will do well
OLD POSTOFEICE CORNER, EUGENE, OREGON.
Deoi the Hhkim.ev Bil l.
Cleveland' Maine Cheered; HUP
Received With Hlaaee.
Tbkntom, N. J., May 23. The democrat
io convention pint form denounce! the Mc.
Kinley bill, approveH the course of Cover
Dor Abbott iu directing the attorney-genera
to tike stops to protect the interests of the
people and dissolve the illegal relation tn
tered into by the railroad corpomtiouR to
control the price of coal. Chiinnun Allen
McDermott, of the state committee, called
the the convention to order ut 12:31), and
spoke lirietlj. Judge Ceaselry b!ko spoke.
When Cleveland's name was mentioned,
load cheers followed; when Hill was
spoken of there wns loud hissing.
mOMETAUY COS t'MtUMClC.
trance ana Austria will I'robublr
Accept the Invitation.
Pabib, Msy 25 M. Eibot, minister of
foreign affairs, is awsiling the opinion ol
M. Bonvier, minister of finance, before re
plying to the Invitation of the United States
uke P't a monetary inference. It
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WM Dot 'n position lo tuke part in the
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nionelnry conference, he peisotially favored
he acceptance of the invitation.
The Local Market.
The following auotiuions (or the 'S?-, ..,.
are of retail prices only. '1 iJfTm co rnx !U -d
weekly, and will be IvimdJf?.
a report can be nmdci
Wheat Net market
OiTS-lw bnshe
,.l 7:(i4
.. &" (9
.. 2 HO
FLoea
I'er tb OS (
-Per ft U5 (o
Per tb OS (4
ViAL-l-er ft WOi
Hams l'er ft 12', i
Siioi'ioaaa Perlti ID
KiDKS-l'cr ft
I.asd Ferft Um
Bi'TTiB-IVr roll (2 tba) J 0
Koos Perdoien !'';
Chick ins Old hens, Pur doi 4 00
a 450
Hsaks W ft.
04
Potatois New Bushel
30
o.v:
IV
04'
i
. ) Ct
j") W
M CT
! lit
-" w
St'OAB Dry granulated, V ft.
miiuiaieu, fi 10"
C,f ft
n.t
iKluo U-stnt.
t.xtra
liolden,
Corraa Costa I
Kio i ft.
Java ft ft
Tka-V ft
()Ai" lVr box, 20 bars.
CHKBaa Per lb
Hops Per ft. . .,
Wiol No tp.otr.tlon ..
S3
i ;o
t .0
'JO
For Bo$f Pimples
carbuncles,
scrofulous sores,
eczema, and all othef
bipod disease
take
AySarsaparilfa
It will
relieve and cure
dyspepsia, nervous
debility, and that
tired feellntr
das Cured Others
will cure you.
flacH
CO'S
on Earth.
stock before purchasing.
to price my goods before purchasing elsewhere.
JKJit-UUi' OF TUE CONDITION
or THE
First National Bank,
At Eugene, In the State of Oregon,
ut the close of business, May 17, 1&92.
liRSOCKCKS.
Loiium and discounts 1140,319 94
Overdrafts, secured & unsecured 2.C81 45
TJ S l'.onds to secure circulation. . . 12,500 00
Stocks, securities, claims, etc 22,205 05
Due from approved reserve agents. 17,346 (13
Due from other National hanks. . . 10,123 83
Due from state banks and bankers. 795 89
banking house, furniture, and fix
tures 9,290 00
Current expenses and tuxes paid. . 2,47 92
I'remiunis oa U S bond 1,800 00
Checks and other cash items 337 31
Kills of other batiks 200 00 v
ivsi'SSMS piVB V ll t IIVJ , lllVBk,CM . J
and cents 9 24 'I
C.nA:A no enc oil '
r riiorinnm nmiaR Minui..m .. iraim . .
Lipcvio ... Otwo w
Legal tender notes 235 00
ltcilemption fund with TJ. 3. Treas-
urer (5 of circulation) 56250 (
Total $219,392 70
LIABILITIES. I
Capital stock paid in $ 50,000 00
Surplus fund 4C.O0O0O I
Undivided profits 6,077 75
Nutional Bank notes outstiindiug 11,250 00
Individual deposits subject to
check 120,315 26
Demand certificatesof deposit. . 15,749 75
Totul $219,392 76 . .
State ok Ohmon, Countt or Lam, ss:
i, o. u. r.uKin, jr., t. a:aer ot tne aoove-
ltnimeill)anl(, do solemnly swear that the above
sUte:
mentis true to the best of my knowledge
anil belief.
S. H. Eakis. Jr.. Cashier.
Pulscrilwd and sworn to before me this 23d
dav of My, 1892.
E. (). Potter.
I orrCL't, attest.
Notary Publjc.
T. O. Henuricm,
(i. K. Chrism av,
W. K. JIcCorsack,
Pirectora,
1. H. DAltR, M
O D. MULFORO.
Electric, Steam, Medicated and Shower Baths
with passage.
Suiiumin Pool, Htimace and Inhalation
KcxJtns.
The waters are tn. Jt valuable io cases of
Liver and kidney Complaints, Kheumatism, t
(iout, lWsr, SkinVAffcdions and Private
D'seases.
A physician in attendance lAall tluis.
Finest EnniiEc 4 Mm Gronifis la Ortjoi.
OikhI grimoils furnished V thoss desiring to
'J KB.-r,.r b.r. and uPe of wter, $2 per
c.tiuiers. with nse oft water. 91.50 per
oi. tir eacti nidiv i I '
r'a Uverv stable,
lavi and Frids
r-iiiii n, .Mondays, Wedne.
ui.Tointjs K Ii i, n,
prinns the Fame .Iav''
dtnirr at W
In other iiy I
iuwcn.1 tUuit will be sent out
if four passe))-
gers awy, at rk-nlAr ra'ea.
UetUrs will reueke ur.vinl't atteotmp
s4
all poasitu information AdilreM
ioley Hot SprinL-s, Laile Ca, llregoa.
MONEY to BO AN,
- BY-
nil,
Aisat Gsisa SiTira ma SoritlT.
n i ii i i is in
foicy iiouitoicai opriDp.
CO MILES EASl' OF EUGE.VK.
P. O. boa 403, Portlaod, Oi lit""-
Jtm wagna. rruvs as uuw iw-.
j V. L. CHAM BUR.
and they are here toty permanently.
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