The Eugene City guard., May 21, 1898, Image 10

AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARR ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RICHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OK THE WOKIJ "C ASTORIA," AND
PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUK TRADE MARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," tlie same
that has borne and does now vifj.jF on every
bear the facsimile signature of 0VZV&Zic wrapper.
This is the original " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought J? ZLf-- n
and has the signature of CAaUcZC, wrap
per. No one ha3 authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is
March's, 1887, G&
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he docs not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
KIM i I hi: KIOOBD ok THE HOI
Trios ll TONGUH ok tiik hkht
MfJTRIOT W TlIftfTATI.
Misrepresentation of tint I merest of
tb Pwpteof I III first District.
Keasoni why He Should Rot Ii
Re elected.-Failure to At
ti'ini to Mm Dntiea,
An cxainin ition of the llcuord
shows that to t'io llllh ot April
there were 87 roll rail i during tbe
55th Congress in llio Houso o! Rep -resentatives,
out of which he was
absent 2G times, failing to do bit
duty or dodging tbt ronpoikaibilU.
True to his Knglish insti nets
be vo.ed to allow pelagic
sealing in tho waters of
th l'aeitk, thereby continuing
the destruction of the seals. See
Cong Record, ag 2J".
lie also voted January II, 1898,
to cut nir dthatu and railroad
through a hill under consideration
involving ifJl,)(;j,lJj.r.(. Bee
Cong Record, page 55(1.
lie voted t) make the producers
and miners of gold in Oregon pay
tho cost o! Iraiisporttlion to the
Mints Irom the Assay Ollk-oe there
by putting n additional burden
on an important industry in the
state, fee page 58 1 Cong Record.
On January '.'1,181)8 co page
000 of the Record he voted agtln,
insisting on the above exaction.
He voted in favor of an extr.iv.i
gent monument in the little town
of Danville. HI, involving n half
million dollars of expense, at a
time when the most rifid MOO my
is necessary, and the burdens of the
people ire ex. vedimly great. There
is no evidence in Ins record tli.it be
has attempted to (to anything of
like character for the people of nil
district or state. See pita 590 of
the Record.
On Jauuiry 10, 1888, he voted in
favor of a point ol order winch de
nied recognition to sutl'cring Cub,
and that war existed. Sio page
81G of the II" o ir d, If . your repre
sentative, of the first district had
done his duty in lavor of the rec
ognition of the belligerency of Cub i
and ly vote an I spec h used his in
lluonce in that direction it is po -ible
that the destruction of our
sailors in the harbor of Havana
might have been ivoided.
On January 20, ISUS, e Cong
Keond, page 80-i), he voted nain
to help defeat another rt solution
under consideration, reoogaistng
the bellig'Tence of the Cuban pi , -p'e.
On January 28, 1898, when the
proposition to appropriate 1 188 ,
litbo Methodist It iok Agents was
Uadercjns deration, he dodged the
question by not voting. See Cong
R'cord, page 1227.
He voted in favor of paying the
U S bonds in gold, thus adding to
the profits ot the bondholder and
increasing the burdens of those en
gaged in agricultural and every
other producing interest. See Cong
Record page 18
He voted to unseat I S Plowman,
who bad a plurality 2,808 votes,
thus disfranchising 10,1! 12 voters
in the fourth congressional district
of Alabama, when he held his nw.1
est in Congress by the narrow
margin of 59 v A -
He dodoed voting when the
bankruptcy bill was under consid
eration a measure which would
give relief to honest debtor in his
state. See Cong Record, page 2170.
( Hi March ll, 1898, he voted for a
measure tending to injure and
limit the circulation of country
newspapers, thus allecting the in
terests of tho great muss of people,
and limiting their opportunities for
cheap reading matter. See Cong
Record, pag 2738.
lie voted to authorize the merg
ing of street railways in tho Dis
trict of Columbia, tlfns giving cor
p ration! the right and opportunity
to indrOM their capital, and Still
further water their stock. See Con?
Record, page 2838.
(in April I, 1898, he voted to
give the Pennsylvania railroad the
largest railroad monopoly in the
United Mates, control of tho cab
service in the entire District of
Coluinb ii, thus interfering with the
rights of individuals already en
gaged in that work. Bee Cong
Record, pago 8909.
On April 5, 1898, he voted to
make a gill of 1880,000 of tho peo
ple's money to a shipbuilding lirui,
while the shipbuilders of his own
state are neglect d. See Cong
Record, pa;e 3955.
I le again voted against the rcc
oguiti in of Cuba, and also against
taking action on the disaster to the
Maine. See Cong Uiioord, page -119G.
On April 21, 1898, he voted to
seat a gold democrat as repre
sentative, and attempted to turn
out of his seat the regular demo
crat who was elected by a clear
majority. The scheme failed be
cause a large number of repub
Ik: lis would not .ill ow such in
justice to be done. See Cong
Record, page 4578.
On April 28, 1 SOS- bl voted to
allow railroad companies in the
Indian Territory, to merge, ami to
lease other lines, thus giving the
railroad companies in that section
an opportunity to increase and water
their capital stock and add to the
burdens of those who are compelled
to use the railroads in making their
igriooltaraJ products.
In fact, the record ol this repre
sentative is uneualed by any in
the United States, and the State of
Oreg n must do her duty on elec
ti in day to prevent his return to
the "nil 1 1 Congress, i;' the iutereetn of
the people would be protecle I.
Cisnrno won ru Ricoko.
RK8IHTIR MODESTY,
m- i word for t tie Father,
ttaugaatM Tue Object of Dark
hi liiuailoim
Hi
When the reader is aware oi the
fact that II n Kdwarls, Republi
can nominee lor Couatjf Commis
sioner, is the lather of on of the
p.-M'rietors of tho Register the fol
lowing from that paner will strike
him as rather course political work:
"Mr Pdwurds is known through
the county as a c .ireful, conservi
t ve, basinet termer, who has made
a success at hi terming and wbo
says hut little, but thinks lots. He
I a Wan it Stall and lite long re ub
MOM, belongs toon,- f the staunch
asl repubh .. n families in Oregon'.
bistorji and is a man whom the
, taxpayers can trust with the county
raodti
"Mr Baogbmao'e record ii open
to investigation lo those who are
not already familiar with it, and
this it all ( care to ray concerning
hioi. We are in no way afraid, the
decision of the voters. They want
a man whom they can trust."
Rather I ludatory of the family
representative, hut deeply darkly
mysterious as to the opposing can
di'Jste, Mr iSiuglunan. The Regis
ter is invih d lo give .Mr Raugh
mun's "record." Insinuation are
no' honorable either in private or
public flfTdiri. They re as the
midnight dagger of the .-in.
OREOOIUI "HAMK MONKV."
The Oregonian editor is breaking
down mentally by reason of the
strain of the financial question.
Witness this question an I ansaer:
' What is base money? Any
of le-s value than gold money."
If the Or 'gonian has any money
coined or issued by the United
States, ,,haee" or otherwise that it
wiring to dispose of ft a discount
it can find a ready market lor the
same. The Oregonian calls silver
"bise" money and, according to its
definition it should be of less value
than gold. But silver money is of
equal value with gold, and the Oie
gotiian newspaper lakes it daily in
payment on the same terms as
i;old. That being the case it is
surprising that the intelligent
editor sln uld fill his columns with
such apparent nonsense.
Register: "James (1 Blaine stands
for the maxim that a publio office
is a public trust."
Our contemporary is rather
mixed, The lamented drover is
responsible for the epigrammatic
saying. Yet tvon Grover, with his
political mugwumpery, held that
view at naught whenever it ran
counter to his prejudices and ambi
tions, ll is not to bo regretted that
the masses of our political organi
zations do not take kindly to tho
Pharisaism that from street corners
and official easy places proclaims
its "he'ter than thou" platitudes.
Vote for PA. Register.
UATTLH DBOWBK1) AT BIUILAW
Tliey Slid From a Scow While living
Towed up the Kivcr.
Tin- Florence Wi-t, MayM
Tuesday aftei noon the Mink started
to tow two i-cow loads of rattle belong
ing to Win Goodpasture, to (lie head of
tide. When near Mr Stlbbens' land
ing the engine was slopped to allow
the boat to run up to the wharf slowly.
Captain Kurd Informs un that some of
the cattle ou one scow slipped and
crowded the others to one side so far
that the water came an the deck.
Their weight broke the railing and let
iliem Into the river. Oue of the lines
was then cut and the steamer with
both HOWS backed away from among
the cattle.
BAorU wera made to gc them to
Win tu the -linn- but one bank in very
steep and rocky and there is a boom
stretched atom; near the other. Moot
of (he large cattle passed thiough an
opening in the boom and leached the
bank in safety but two yearling and
ten calves were drowned. Captain
Kurd says It was simply an accident
caused by the cattle slipping as the
engine was not running and the scow
was clear of the whim There were
about forty head in all on the scew
and the ownet consider themselves
fortunate under the eircumstauces
that they did not lose more.
AHpkciai. Wak Cokkksimnhknt.
i Newton linen baa been sslsotsd
by the Boston Herald, as a pe ial war
correspondent and sketch artist, and
left last Monday for Chlckaniagua
paik to bvgln his duties, accompany
ing the 11, (UK) Iroipaof the Eastern
division now mobilized there. Hince
leaving F.ugone Mr Ureeu has met
unqualified niece In newspaperdom
and in bviug assigned lo the position
Of special wril-r takes MM of (be most
important and responsible details that
a pO er can i ive. the joy of his friends
will b heightened lu knowing that
as sfoond the pla&i over nine other
capable aspirants.
FLORENCE NEWS.
Clipped Proa 'I he West of May l a.
The schooner ivi None was mwed
down to the mouth of (he ilyer Wed
nesday evening.
Morn, In Horeuce, Oregon, Friday,
May tin, 1111, lo Mr and Mis win
llcrnhardt, a (en pound boy.
The schooner Kdilh will sail fur
Van Francisco In a frw davs. Hhe wiil
take out some sslt aalmou lor our rlsh-
erineii.
tile ada schtol close next wetk.
James bur .lli I anxloui for a rest
from leachlu , a he has had bu( (wo
weeks vacation in the past S) in inhs.
Cap( Oideou came down from Wald- I
port Saturday after the schooner Kdilh
won h nasien lying at the Oleiiadi
no last fall. He beached the
ves, l above Floreuce and Is put l lug
haff In condition to go lo ea.
HEB1AI PABK.
Liberal Olter to IDs PoblH Vt I "
the urouuds and inivrnats
Many usjensfpeopls l,rH wre
of the possibilities .f a majnlflceot
natural park at tlieir very d nr. Mr
Merlau continues lo InprotetBO drive
ways and natural besutles ol Ike tract
of laud he has dedicated to the use of
the public aud deserves substantial
eucouraKtment from lbs citizens of
Eugene. We publish a proposition
he makes' ami assure our readers that
Mr Merlau on Iboss lerms will not re
celve more than enough lo pay the ex
penses of keeping (he park lu order,
saying nothing aboui interest on the
Investment.
Many of our people who have pri
vate oooyeyai hit v.- nver been nn
the grounds. If they will take a drive
through the park we believe tln-jr
would at once assist, to the small
amount required, la the expense of
keeping (he park lu order.
BOOKMM Ore, May ll!, IMS.
To Tub Pcbm" 1 make (he fol
lowing stair iin nl Slid proposition.
Having bu n ti great expeuss in
dealing and beautifying the grnund-,
putting up buildings stands, ate, with
track a d driveways, i nd not feeling
llu iiieially able to furnish this free to
the public, I would make the folinw ing
proposition which I hnrie will meet
with your approval:
FlUT Tu keep trucks, drives, etc,
lo gooil condition for driving or riding.
reserving 11 feet on inside of (rack f r
bone training, If needed, charging a
fee for the season Irwin May to Noveni-
be as follows:
Family use of all grounds as riding,
driving or picnics, for the stason 3
For single mouth
Single per-on, for w heel or riding
horse Heasou 1
Month 60cts
Secondly Family plcuic per day
2o ceuls.
Single person dally, 6 cents, nason
60 cents.
Boats, per hour, 15 cents.
For llshing and use of pavilion, see
me at grounds.
Tlllidi Keys will bo furnished tu
all parties purchasing of the above
privileges, said keys tube returned to
me at the expiration of the prWiltgpd
h rn.
l'KovinKD; Any person who Is
found transfering his key lo another
person who does not own a privilege,
shtll forfeit his keys, privilege, aud
the amount be has already paid lu.
Foi ltni-This proposition w ;iM
not bold good during a county fair, if
ouesbotilil be held at my grounds
Fmtii For keys or further particu
lars call on F M Wllkins.
Beacon or monthly tickets held for
privileges at the park, will entitle t be
holders of them to ni' entertainments
that mat be given at (be park except
ing of course, (he ue of tin- boats and
pavilion.
Thanking the public for past favors
and patronsge and hoping for a con
tinuance ol Hie same,
I am very truly,
S Mi ni vi
His Will Filed -CorvallUTImni
"The will of John W Lawrence has
been filed lor probate in Ihe Kenton
county court, and W N Lewnnoa was
appointed admlni-trator wit i a bond
fixed at H,B I. The testator died at
Monroe May I, aged 00 years. The
document was executed at Fugene,
Oregon, July 16, 1886, and the witness-
i were HC I.ee, Chailcs Phillips and
K M Mulhollaud of Junction. It be
queaths property valued at 11,060. Af
t r pt lug funeral and t.dniluistra(ion
expenses it devises to his son, Oeorge
H Law rence, a certain mile valued at
fHO, payable In greenbacks; to anoth
er son, Alden Lawrence, the sum of $6
and io his sons, Wesley N; It M; John
H; Andrew J; Lemuel B; Manuel W;
and to his daughter, .Mrs EftStans
berry of Butane, and io his giamlson
Jesse, each aone-elghth Interest In the
east one-half of the John and HtStSl
Lawrence donation land olalm.1
Captain William Ull-by, company
Q, of the Beeond regiment ol Oregon
volunteers, and w ho was a soldier for
her ltrltaonlc Msjssty for some years
In India, and who was awarded a
medal for valiant services, in the
Afghan war, which Is a distinction
awarded to but few, is hel.cved to le
a cousiu to our fellow towuimsn, 8
Handeaker. Tlie captain's portal! is
printed in the Dally Oregi olan of ihe
loth i list.
Weak
Lungs
Ii you have coughed and
coughed until the lining mem
brane of your throat and lungs
is inf'.imcd,
Scott's Emulsion I
urarer a awi v uwaksnsnisnstannnnannannnnsiiisaB i
of Cod hver Oil will soothe,
treagthen and probably cure.
The cod liver oil feeds and
Itr ngtheni the weakened tis
sttet, The glycerine soothes
and heals them. The hypo
phosphites of lime and soda
Impart tone and vigor. Don't
neglect these coughs. One
bottle of the Emulsion may do
more for you now than ten
can do liter on. Be sur you
get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
All JrvfftiU; IOC. and ll oo.
i
SCOTT a BOW NF. CKtmm. N.w Yst.
MONHAY, HAY i
, . Sipbsil spent Bnndejr I" Ku'
gem
Mrs li Trentlee is visiting In the
East.
jr w B Gilbert and child are in
Han Francisco.
Hon TbM Vaughan, of OobWg
was
Id Eugeii" today.
J II Whitney of the Albany Herald,
Sunday d lii Bflgtne.
jlaiQertle Dvryn left mdsy ft
Kai - o. to vi.il rela iv.
' Hen Dllosw.ll nf Boewell Spring-
u,,,,,i iii K.ir'i lie.
Frank McAll.ter of Cottage OrWi
was lu the illy yesterday.
Attorney B R Hklpworih returned
from Albany Saturday night.
Bdltor Hann.of the Cottage tirove
Me-seimer, was lu the eity today
Postmaster and Mrs W WCh sMinn
of Springlleld, wire In F:ugeiie today.
Prof F (i Swantoii went to Harrls-
bnrg today, aod will open a dancing
academy at that place.
J A Palmer ef the Journal is con-
lined to his room with malarial fever.
John IiiL-bamlefl for Tlie Dalles
(his morning, being one of the (J A It
delegation,
Mrs W C Hale and family left Hat
urday night lor (heir home at Klu
math Falls.
Mrs II K Ankeiiy and daughter.
Mi-s (i'adys, will leave tonight for
Hleillng, Jackson cunty, M a few
days visit.
l r.d W Baker, a baker of exception-
al ability, who worked In New Yoik
Clly f r some time, has been engaced
a' the Chicago liakery.
"Uncle" Jacob Gillespie is very low
aud gradually sinking. He has been
unconscious aud speei 'desg since early
(hla moraine. His death mar be ex-
jH-cted at any hour.
Loris Johnson, Elbert Ilrown and
Francis Heins have enlisted In
Portland company of the Oregon vol
unteers and will pass through Eugene
tonight euroute to Presidio, Calil.
Lieut-Col Yoran, Chaplain Qllbett
and Captains M , and May have
their pictures In the Call, which paper
also gives a hrief descriptive article of
the Ore .oil volunteers
Six Albany boys rode to Eugene yes
(enliiv on ih.-ir wheels nnd report the
roads In line condition.
Only throe weeks until elect ion day.
E C Smith U in California on a
mouth's visit.
A laice number of delegates to the
state C K c invention at Itoseburg
passed through this morning en route
home
Junction will hold a grand picnic
next Saturday. Attorney O F Skip
worth will deliver the address of Wel
come upon that occasion. It will
be largely attend by Eugene people.
l lie re-IUeuce of James fcnvncr of
Dexter, caught lire on TUSsday lasl
from a defecllve Qoe. The neighbors
were uo(ilUi) by telephone and thus
saved the house with one half of (he
roof bullied off.
P X Laird ot Pleasant Hill, wee
taken violently ill on Saturday last
Willi billions pneumonia and if a phy
sician had not been hastily summoned
it is thought lis could not have sur
viv. d the attack.
W J Htewart, of Glasgow, is in the
el'y. Mr Stewart represents foreign
manufocturers who are looking toward
Oregon as a prospective Held f.ir the su
gar beet industry and is here as an ex
pert to ascertain climatic and soil con
ditions. In charge of F M Wilkins.
presideut of (he board of trade, Mr
Stewart will make a trip over the
county adjacent to (his city, starling
out today.
Albany Democrat: Cap) May of Ku-
g'-ne, has named a new co-uer at his
house Eugene Dewey May. Children
Darned afler big men are of ell entilhid
to Ihe sympathy of the public.
J (i Dan Galloway's Lktueb. Ths
lecture h lion Win Gallowav Satur
day night at Villard Hall, under the
aUSplOCI of (he C of O athletic club.
was attended by only a small crowd
but those attending listened to a verv
ably prepared ltoture on the "Publio
Domain."
Holt's Nerverine Pills
The prvit
rmdy (or
nervous pros
t ration and
all nervous
diseases of (h:
generative or-
B s"ch.M Nervocs Prortration. Failing or
lost Manhood, ImFolency, Nightly EmL
aons, Youthlol aron, Mental oJry, a
0 On m of Tobacco or Opium, which
kat to Consumpbjn and Wity. $1 S
MU1 1 S LHEMICiJL C3 Props, Cleveland. Chin
For sale bj Wilkins ijinn
ojns&flfihianinfcwjW m0088f! ' .
I GOI'Ri Washing fanxjl
I erA Powdcr
jj-y ! Vjfei
. . mii i r 'i i
f i : r 1 a mm nn i a. m
MANL'FACTUltFKS OK I Hi
"WHITE ROSE
o o ofIvOUR.
GUARANTEED
Tho most popular Hour in the market. Bold bv
leading grocers.
$10. $10.60, $13, i?15, $17, $20, $25, $:jo, s 10,145
:,(.. iO. sim and $8U. '
l-MM.ol! sr.TS. s2.-. s:i5, od, .;;:.
WOVEN MATTRESS, $1.25, $l.s:.. j ;,0) t3i'
KITCHEN TABLES, $1.25, .2;,. $
TOP MA1TRESSJ $12( $13f ,8) 24 v
SHADES, 30c, 45c, 50c, 66c, H0c, $1.00, $1.25.
Da; I Edersoi
CHRISTMAS BOOKS
CALL AT THE
UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE,
If ymi wish to see the tilU'st
disjihiy of Holiday and Christmas
15ooks ever brought to Eugene.
Kntire stock just received
direct from Chicago.
H. G. MII LEP Proprietor.
rrar Attar m
nnii bhroeli 1 ?
mUttf mrrlr t i
pnl !. 1 (MM
mrill ill bm
flimm ' " I t
( 1 id. e Mm
FLORBSCB BHirBDlLDllfl.
A Number of Men at Work on (he
New Rehooner.
The Vast, Mijr 13.
About dozen men are i.t work In
town, getting lumber for the new ves
sel on (lie irioiiuil and inukuikr other
I reparations neeessary before (he work
of coiisiruetion proper can be com
menced. Tlie sawed timber is brought
Irom dm mill on thousand a donkey
engine ied to ui.lnad (be stows and
haul (he limber up the bank.
Building t Ms vessel w ill furnish em
ployment for quite a number of men
during the Summer, The vessel hIbo,
after it is completed will be a irreat
beiiellt (o this liver as it Is the Inten
tion to keep her ou the run between
(his place and fun Francisco, thus
giving u- regular shipping connection
itii die outside markets.
We hope to see shl building become
u permanent InduaUjP here aud be
lieve that our line forests furnish such
opportunity to obtain the best timber
a a low cost, that vessels can be built
here as cheap a at
ooast.
any place on the
Nkw Kksiuknck. Joseph I.uckeT
will have a oommodioua resideuce
constructed (his summer to take the
plSOS of the old structure.
BABY'S
AWFUL
HUMOR
My lint.y sister h.vl a rash, eatrsing her In.
tense nSeriiig. We bad doctors, ami tried
Without ft cure. It would scab
" ST, I nek OM, a watery matter would ooie
ootMdi mm ibikUoff, Weproooredabek
"i CoTici ka (ointaMnt), a oak ol ctmormA
ad CtmctraA BasoLTnr, sad she m
rirr.' CMml wilhoHl a tnr MM It ft.
n i ui i ra cruan.Britmi.Ti.
''nr-wmssawHon.
rcT ai iAi
s-a w s aunL.
BEDROOM SETS
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Ftrm!el-y Wilkins A Linn.
FOK
TOBBAGO,
CIGARS,
CANDY.
GO TO..
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y ii. .lu .
i ii iii iii c s i win
Look Here fart
Bring vcur Hides -J
Skins to our tannerj.
For all No. 1 green hides tl
pay vou 4 to 41 cetrsapouM
for No I drv hides HI cenUi
pound: For No 2 according .
" quality . 4 to 8 cents.
Now don't forget these pf
are paid in CASH t
The WldaejctteTaann
Haines&Ct
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Dr. Wi::. is mX
I .1 III 111,
iii... ..in,:- and
I ll I cui. n
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allays tho it''-"SH
us u poultice, i i'a "J;,Zn
Piles. Ii a tin r:.M"
.1 I'-TI
H ninut prepan 1
mm Inrr nf Ihn npli'nl.. Hurts.
her. nr. W hiain- in.iiM.
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