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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1897)
aaaSa-aaalta-aaaaTatat XVtfic table Preparation Ibr As similating thcloodandHctf ula. liiig iHeSlomada aDdDaweb cC PromotesTHfcsllonhcetruI- ncssandRcstConiains neiuier Opium.Morphind nor Mineral Not NAhcotic. W- SmJ- JtmUUSJt- 41 lion. Sour Stomach.Diarrrtoca. A7irm Oinvil KinM.tBVCnsn- cess and LOSS Of SLEER TacS inula Signature of NEWYOHK. t rr L CXACT COPYOf WRAPPCB. urn The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Fao-simile Signature or ON THE WRAPPER OF ETOET BOTTLE. THE KIND YOU HAYE ALWAYS BOUGHT. FLGKEME KOTE8. C'lijIH.-.) Fiom the H.ii of Nnvs tiOUUHOiilU BICSS;. Th sorry figure cut by the middle-of-the-road Populists, led by Coxey, in the late Ohio election, lays the Jackson villa Times, is tuple evidence that that cla8 will no longer be allowed to dominate the destinies of their party. In spite of the great efforts made and the large amount of money spent by the Generals ganf, they polled leas than 7000 votes out of a total turning well up towards 750,000. It is an open sec re', that Mirk Hanna furnished their sinews of war, whloh supposition caused the better class of Pjpulists to support Chapman,' the Democratio candi date, who stood upon a free-coinage of Bilver platform. There is no reason whatever why all advocates of bimetallism cannot - join issues and give battle to the common enemy. It is ridiculous to even tuppoee that either the Dem ocratic or Populist parties can de feat the Republicans, especially in Oregon. Unless a compact union is effected by the friends of free si ver and reform, it will be the same old story domination of the money oligarchy and corporations, which means misgovernment and oppres sion of Vhe masses. RETALIATION. The news conies from Washing' ton that the president and his ad visers are pained and surprised on sccount of France taking stops to place prohibitory tiriff on some articles of export from this country, It is too bad, France should sit idly by, when legislated against in th interest o' a few wealthy wine and manufacturing pets of this country and allow our people free and f ti trade in he markets. Prohibitory protection is a beau tiful thing in theory, but raises the hinds of every civilized nation against us when carrod to its loqi cal conclusion th tt of closing our martlets to every product that can possibly be produced at home, no matter what the consumer may be taxed for it by trusts and combines AUSTRALIAN KLONDIKE The stories th it come from West Australia show that colony has a Klondike of its on. Near the Kalgoorlie gold fields alluvial ground hat beon found which yielJs enormously. One man, in a single morning, cleaned up two pounds of nuggets.while two others in two days, obtained sixtv-five ounces. The bedrock is from twenty-five to a hundred feet from the surfuee, bit when reached it appears to be lined with nuggets The new diggings are not in an in viting country, but this Australian desert is a great improvement over the frozen Klondike. A bill has been drafted for intra duution to congress next session providing for tne appointment of a board of code cominitjuioners for the district of Alaska to draft code, civil and criminal laws and tore visa the act creating the civil gov ernment of the district. Win K) l got-! to Hun FrancUi-o In a few day. O W Hurd relururd fmm Eugene Tuesday. Tin council ho appolu'fd E A Evans city mtrlial. ' Horn, at Gleuada, Orrg- n, m Satui- dar. November 21, t Mr and Mr Dreiler, a daughter. J B Hill started Tuetday morning to Portland, where lie lmpcs to Ret employment. Thomas Neely and (Jeorge Nioolle brought down about 83 barrels ol tall salmon Tuesday for altlpmtut to Ban Framirco The work of taking -pawn has been flulahed at Maletin hatchery for the season. About ouu.UJUspawu uaa wen placed Id t ie hatching troughs. Several people on the rivet are now suffering from Job' comforters. John Bullerfleld and Geo H Colter are among the latent victims. Another raft of logs was taken to the Spruce Point mill Huudtv. The logs are cut by V Ouiney and the lutubei from them will be ued lu building the Klo dike. La.t Saturday while the Lilian was turning arouud at the quarry, the strong urrent carried tier again! one of the rock toows with ch force as to damage liei bow, o using her to leak some. She was beached Sunday and the damage repaired. - Warien A'.liew, who ha been on Rogue river for several years, has re turned In the Hiuslaw aud la working In the quarry at Point Terrace, Pleasant Hill Hems. Oregon has returned with her damp lieu. Louis Bundy Is moving to Eugene. Tbanktglvlug was honoied here by a party at Mr Hemphill-, Mr Jeff Davis who .has been In Idaho for the paat eleven years came In en a visit last week. MrtSpaogler, an organizer for the V C T U, gave two very floe lectures here last week. She Is very earnest In the cause the pleads. The work she thinks In time will revolutionize the world Mr Peck will meet the people of this place next Friday night for the pur iwm oforirinlzlDB a alnarlnir c.aaa. We nto the Republican would urge the people to accept this opportunity. We learn that Mr Peck Is a thorough drilled master, and we surely need the work. The past few days has been ILely times for runaways. Dollle Bildge's team ran aonia diitanca with no acoi can readily see opening up aimosi d,ntt yvm West, team aluoat got immediately the Democratio cam I entirely away a few days ago. The paign of the election of a governor " " however was mat or Aunt i x- v. i. ii i if I cupula ivigaon. one was maaiDg . ,, , , -Li .. call at a neighbors, when the team be- will not require a very lively im tnd ltrUck down the road at a break agination to fi jure out a cloee con-1 neck speed, having a loose gravel bed test for the control of the next on the wagon, made a noise equal to a A POLITICAL UPHEAVAL. This is the way the New York Herald dolefully sized up the situ ation the morning after election: This tremendous upheaval is al most stunning in its magnitude, the only thing.it can be compared with is the great landslide ot 1893. The year before that Cleveland swept the c untry. The year fol lowing, New York, New Jersey, and, in fact most of the doubtful states that Cleveland had carried, swu lg bark oolumn. The effect or the land slide on national politics is likely to be very great. Above the wreck the face of "William J Bryan appears. One home of representatives. With the senate already in doubt and really anti-Republican on many questions, there U trouble ahead for President McKinl.y. The al ministration has the floor. It is true tin administration bai the floor and is walking tin floor. .MAKE IT FhEE. A small admission fee will be charged to the debate next Satur day evening between the contest ants for the privilege of represent ing the University of Oregon in the State Intercoliegiate content. We hope no admission fee will be charged. The young men and women need the stimulus of a full house to bring out their be-t efforts, A A M anaaiei cent admission lee, or any other lee, is sure to result in a Urge array of empty benches. "The Gi'ahd says make it free, and advertise it throughout the town and adjoining country so a lull general stampede, throwing the bed In very direction. Tbey ran half a mile and was brought to a halt by a neigh bor and brought back to the owner. Auntie was greatly surprised that any one should be driving ber team around. Bhe was at the first of the runaway, Lujky all around. At Mr Win West's, Br, was a day to be long remembered by all present. It was Mrs West's birthday. Early in the Iday Tuesday her friends began to come In, and by noon the house was well filled with ber children and a few invited friends to wish her many happy returns of the day. An ex- KKT DB BON) ASWWKKKW- Kv-Ueveiuor prunoyer Writ Char, acteritlio Lrtler Pertland sJoral aud the Uld Ktandard Rev Dr Boyd, a Portland iiilnUtrr, attacked Mayor Pennoyer's adminis tration of affairs In the metropolis, and Kot the following characterl-th ie Joinder from our cx-govermr: "Rev Thomas Bovu-LVar Sir: In a sermon delivered by you yoalerday, a yuoiia of which appear In tne ruoruing p pern, you attack the present city administration, and more espe cially cmidcmu a aiatement of mine, uot made for publication, that tne fallen women of the city ahould be allowed to dance. "IO had the dlnpokitlop, I do not have the authority of law o preveot you. You also maae me siaienien. that you have seen pollcemeu sii.ing at the gaining table. If you had uoue your duty to report that fact to me, I boi 1 1 have done my duty and had tbeia discharged. Who Is to blsuie? You say that 'it is not a question of gold staodarJ or silver atautiard, but a queatl n as to whether we have a population of 14 gamblers and harlot and 1 honest, pur youth.' I tell you that I' Is the gold stand rd that I efli ctlng that very ratio It y proiluidug condition th.it breed detliu(ioti and crime, and you and oilier that uphold that standard are real y reoiiHible before Uod for the crime and dentil u Hon that It beget. "Do you wish to do awiiy witli gambling and prostitution In P rt laud? If n, ahow the autlioillies win re the gam! ler and prostitute can be given huneat employment, and then tin Im will be the rexponslblilty "HUtoryl repeating Itaelf. In the time of Elijah there were 450 prophet In Israel, and every one was a pmphet of Baal "Now nearly alt tt)e pmfested mlo Inters of God are worshipers of the gold stendaid, and their efforts to effect a religious and moral regenera tion of the people, while they are laboring at the same lime for their moral degradation atd physical slavery, will be as impotent as were the prayers of Baal'a prophets, to bring down the fire of heaven t- consume the bullock which they had laid upon the altar. "Very respectfully, "Sylvester Pknnoi er, Mayor." BOYD'S BUR-REJOINDER. Sylvester's letter did not annihilate Rev Dr Boyd, as the following amicable ejilatle to(the worthy mayor would in dicate: "TO THI H0!VRADLS 8 LVE8TER Pennoyer, Mayor of Portland D.ar Sir: I am in receipt ot your letter of yesterday. I do not know that have anything to add to my publlo statements on Thanksgiving day. If your statement concerning dance' bouses were not Intended for the pub lie, I think It Is a great mlsfortuue that they reached the press. Your arguments and language as they have appeared wire certainly below the dignity or your office, if not of cultured gentleman. No other Infer ence could reasonably tie drawn from that reported Interview than that v6 1 are in entire sympathy with the lu s tl iui ions you oeieoaea . "As to callinir udoo vnu nemonallv and directing your attention to the ract mat your omcers or the police force were en by me at a Chinese lottery, that did occur to me and It waa my first Impulse so to do. Thn I remembered that you once suggested to a very distinguished gentleman of id i country mac, 'ir ne would attend to his own business vou would attnd to yours.' What. then, could I hnr at your bands, especially so In view of your recent aeciaratton that preachers uon'i Know mucu about politics, and reputation lr he Klmlra In ma- he would save his would obey the old adagtw 'the shoe I ntaalraa ahnlllH o !.. fc. i t . . a w . ii it . . I auaancB Ruuuiu BLiiJSa, lis iisb laar I o.M.eni o.nner was preparea, wmon re- obeyed your Inlunctlon ...h .iAk a .-j . ju . v 1 1 . i i . - iirvwsu grenv creuit oil lue par.ie win I my lust. managed the culinary department. , You may not bo able to close dance All voted It a graod auccess. We have y?u r. om "' .bBt to " not received particulars, and can not ,hould ,t irray yourself on the uiaae a aeiauea aiatement or tne anair. siau or morality and resnectabilitv? IIi..a . 4 . ' Mr aud Mrs James Parker gave a uu',Jnir MyoT' ,"1're 'oue tl,ln8 y" ft 1 j. . 1 i j vou vniFj iuo loiierie ana . nui di u.uiier m . lew lumen gambling houws. What other conclu friends. Mr Bpray, of Balein, and slon can be drawn than that they are iur DiacK, or mnevtiie, were la at-1 ,u" "J Ju"r mumivance ana sanction tendance, and made the day lively we assure you. Usually when an item Is wanted, as we have been requested to Itu the two above, la to Invite the Iteralzer, that ehe may get all the fupla In I ha iaa nr1 mba m mu house will face the young gladiators wrlle.UD, Th..not ,,., . lh. wno have entered the arena t de- facta I have are that they had a dinner, fend the honor of their University, and was told It was enjoyed by all. The resident regents should uphold Mr David West atd two sisters left the honor of the state, and rrnviil for Canada last Wednesday. They whatBvrrfnnd.aranrnpar W- bwn thelr PlnU, Mr - j . .. v when they underlings? are patronized bv vour X- . - 1 uim iruiy, Thomas Boyd." desire to record an earn ;at protest against this ''ten cent" business. ford bad uot been found as et. aud Mrs Win West, aince September. Mrs A E Steams, of Portland, waa visiting her friend, Mrs W L Bristow, last wetk. What are considered reliable re-1 Last accounts R Drury had from ports State 40,000 deaths have. 00- Astoria waa that the body of Mr Brad- currod from starvation in Cuba under the pie ent reign of terror inaugurated by the Spanish butcher Weyler. Our country is not blame- less. Common humanity, not reok oning on comamcial interests should prompt ns to stay the hand of the blood thirsty Spaniard. We need a J ckson or a Blaine at Wash ngton. Fob Sale. Myfarm adjoiulng Cos burg, consisting of 230 acres, most al- good plow land; all fen ed. Term; 125 per acre. Call onor address John Vanwuyne, Coburg, Or. As tuiny as 1500 wild ducks a day have been shipped from Northern California and Southern Oregon to the San Francisco market in one day and the California game commission has been investigating the matter t) see if there is no means to put a stop to the wholesale slaughter. N iv 21 Mr 1 J Mill" ,f''' MU.Iva.iHuM.-i., a.e keeping l.j.t for W L Kb j mt, t..U.e alM-iu of M' Kay.er.ahol. " " "'"l", ' ..... . t. ..... a II, Mil lourKal vikiiuig 11 '""i M.utl ,nd Arl.o.,a. Mi Miller I ployed in lh gem-al mr icnanui.c Mure and ot nflli. Mr William F-ler has tu.vd Into loati ail.uil.B M B'h projierly. TheEluil.a Mill t o, la vny Puy Jul now pr..fii!iig evrrl law un ilhln the nnu.; A leoutliy M-'ti.a of null i'g ban Jilfl uloaed at me Club-Han ihurcli at Ibis place, R.v Ba Jger of Drain, tilling me pulpit. Ill dUcourtea provid very acciplable to many who hear J them. Au Inieni-liiig-ocl:! ail waliiiu at (bII.l!m.d hull lat night-music and daudng. On neat Tun-day night the ladieaof tin Ba tit church at thl place will give a Foot oc-lal at the school house; McnUfoifiittothercnng man whose feet di-clo-i-s his Identity. The fortu nate liidy to dli-cover him to be escort ed to u;pt-r at his expense. It i mid the county court let a rn lrot to the K'mlra Mill Co loin 60, COO feet of bridge luuber to be used lu extending the long bridge, commenc- Inu at Mr fcUin McCulcheon', to the Truss briilge, thu entirety spaniilnv the datig.niut nuts acros the low land between the high land on tach side of the Long Tom; but.owlng to thecouipliia'ed statu of the Mill Co' busiuem and the lack (flog, the con tract ciiiuot now be fli'ed, so we wlil be compelled to flounder along through Hied ep aater, and dangerous quick sand holes another winter, unlet ome practical, wii'e awake mill man puts up portable m II and funii1i tbelumler at the south end of the bridge, and thu take In the $300 cash. The court house ouestloo seems to have quieted down In this part of th county; many who opposed bulldlsg seem to care little about It. A pirce of quartz fnni n mr the San tlam wagon road, was handed to the writer recently, one ounce of which by fire a nay pioductd &J good colors of fine gold. Old miners will recog nlze the value of this, as the rock la abundant aud near the road. No publlo Thadk'glving exercises at tbls place. Regular. Com in Is oners Court. James Parker road aunervlsor district No 11.. 8000 I M Fraud" road supervisor dis trict ro27 40 00 James t. Shnub d-puty sheriff... 6 E O Potter stationery 1.5), na:la 0 cents, paupers 17.25 9 45 W T Bailey county oommlasioD- ' 20 60 Hemenway Bro, llyery 7 60 IN ir 17. Deloa D Neer architect on court houe 275 00 1 WEIK No one would have been particu- ity sorry if thrt ciuple, who got married in a cage that contiined two lions in San Francisco the other day, had loU a lew chunks of I J E Kennerly, wmk 00 Blue moat off their anatomv durinir tha River road I V n. . ... . ... iow. Nr. i.h killing lnnint . - wuiaon bob wioge wo,.. nimsls with whi.-h to feed the ons when such Idiots are about. Plmplea, blotch, blackhead, red, ronKh. oily, mothy skin, Itching, caly calp, dir. thin, and tailing hair, and baby blemlahe Vrevanted bv Cimritu llni. tha mM effaotive (kin pnrifying and beantifying soap in tha wnrld, a well a purest and "" iw met, Daw, ana nursery. M Ae I 81 001 ti C Millett road work lumber etcl83 89 L N Roney on curt house foun dation M 2.0CO 00 1 Uw mm f aislsj,' m$kht tm Jasper Items. Nov 27, C L Sinltb, of Creswell, was visiting friends In this vicinity a few dayrtols week. Charlie Sylvester returned from Seattle last Wednesday. Contractors Messrs Lyo .s Bros aud Robertson art, building a bridge across Hills creek, at a placed called Slick ford. Riy Hills and Oscar Drury re urned yesterday from Seaside. The entertainmeut given lant Thurs day evenlug was pronounced a success by all who attended. The proceeds of the supper were better than was ex pected. John Laird and family, of GaitUld, Wash, arrived at Natron Thursday evening, and are visiting relatives and friends. A J Keeney, of Goshen, Is visiting at the home of his son James. We are glad to see the old gentleman looking s hearty. Miss Nannie Wall s has returned to Fall Creek to finish her term of school at that place. Sam. This Much ui 11 m r V PDF HEIDSIECK 40 PLUG TOBACCO (CHAMPAGNE fLAVOR) INCREASED IN SIZE The picture shows the exact increase that has been added to the 5-cent piece. No in crease in price and quality better than ever. The biggest bargain in tobacco to-day is one of these new pieces of PIPER HEIDSIECK. Try one. Hampton Bros. 1 1 1 1 1 Call and see us. Can SAVE YOU MONEY Just Received . A fine line of JACKETS and CAPES. Prices from $4.50 to $20.00. BLANKETS from 65 cts to $7,00. See that i it it is tnere This it the trade-mark which is on the wrapper (salmon-col ored) of every bottle of the gen nuine SCOTT'S EMULSION. Be sure this is on the package, and tut nothing else is palmed off on you when you ask for it. Nothing has teen made that equals it to give s'rength and o!id flesh to those who are fun down or emaciated. .Your doctor will tell ycu that it is the one food for all those whose weight is below R nit aianoara oi neaith. Put tip b 50 ch, and $1.00 tka, and sold by all diuggUts. SCOTT BOWNE, NtwYork. mSiiAt? HIM.. I l'Mm l . .. . . Junction City : Milling Conchy. n i 101 FOR TOBBAGO. CIGARS, 1 CANDY. GO TO., Julir, qo!dsmitr?'5 MANUFACTURERS OF THE "WHITE ROSE" GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY. The most noimlur flrmr in thn market. Sold by . leadins crocera. j w TURKS v GREEKS. I w mil I to :ly ll.ul I am uot so much Interested lu the wtlf i-rilie Greeks Rnd Turks as I am In the matter of Informing'" pen.kM.f (,h vh lnliy (lmt I have added a line of BOOTS AND SHOES. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Ladles and Gents Straw Hats, Hosiery, ThroArt. Needles and Piris, Notions. Etc., Which ara marked at prices that make sales w,ail and be conyincedhhatthis is not Idle talk- j nssi market price paid forlproduce- W. VV. GHESSMAH, - Springfield, Oref VfiTizS iTjVx-fwfo ... cvii dreams, ii.rr (- "'1 ra":!,,luKV5 'Miry S'J 'Ofl !,""" r-iiid-r. il'"W"&& -toiJC"iJI7iV jT-" 'J nil Ix.ok, M.il uai. ... . -.wruu iinniirm ! urn t.ii .tti- r -w-ai.inKueM.oro,bHKNblslsoN i i.YlTN.audbrObULH.N I''J,U