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About Broad-axe. (Eugene, Lane County, Or.) 189?-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1899)
Waa aa- ML ! Ms aalaa raald. its 11 pSaa'Mw with awfa aa Mar ara f) aal wraawaaara ander hi Ta, tht Mto afcwan afcoa raa X H i. an with aaaiwwa (a taaa mt aaaaaiaw at cvary aa wa w e ratriaa km. A awas) an aar atraalf alaioat all of aajiaiiai abos h cailaraa it aba WW kart aa awiaat car a hat aroanaalT BMlth aartoa Ma parlod mi raUtm X Vaw! aara of a aaoaaar wha M Ikarwasaly ' TaaTTttaMte ! najUaaaaLfawatS J" 4 lam aa iaMaat anu that aa On ka.il iai af alaiatly. It amfcaa awtt. all uat aad wtworowa. It basis atl aataraat atrwrattoa aa4 UoamaiaUoa. ll stop. aWtalitaun. dxaiaa. II lu kC aaatntrbwo and taawrws a haalthy child. Taoaaanda of haw axxttara hara arsu&td ao na awriu. Ko koani dealer anil am Ta ta taka aa aaftrio aabatitata tot the litta Uttat added profit it may afford him. 4 tedr told aa that Dr. rm- Fawka SwcriOua w yrttaa lata. Ai aSta atrtrt. 1.4 waa aM to Ink with child." aaata auapaoa. of Na ij CMa awtTM. Uua : I miafrnaf mm mi n pains, aau waa wut4t to rat aauwl uia aiiaar wtlhuut brine to aiiarry. I Varna taking pr. Ptcrra a Pavara Pmcriprioa and lha int noetv (TMiia nrix-rad ait. I tax tfcrav fcortin ra w T baN waa horn, at which umr I nf Sarad rv ImV. Tb hb hu brra aralhr I torlK. aad la now thrva moatha ud aad watha kAmjnifida. When ail older ebtld anas bora 1 aafltred lerriY4e. I doal kaoar haw to ikank Ue. Pierce caomi" TWr eVoat aim pie fire tetnporarr rtlieC I aa are a aeraianeat core I"t. Plerce'a acerr rripa. One little Pellet " ia a faraUa uzativt aad two a suld catbaric The rnson GoTernment We clip the following article from the New ton Weekly Journal of Newtoa, llarncy county Kansas, and commend it to fhe careful j.-er-tisal of the thonghtful. It treats of a ponderous subject. The author is a brother of Elder So- of the First Christian Church ! of Eu irene. Oregon: ' " MTha ieiliewl nAt-.nl r the present day are resting under a barden of indebtedness computed j at 27,O(,OCK),OO0. Thiaum.I which doea not includo local obli gations of any so"rt, constitutes a mortgage of 1722 upon each square mile of territory over which the burdened governments extend their jurisdiction, and shows a per capita indebtedness of 23 upon their subjects. ' oblieations i eoual to seven times the atrcresate annual revenue of the indebtitl atnt. A the liKr,.l , estimate of 11.50 per day, the pay- j But tte recent decision of the su toent of accniing interest, com.jPreme court of the United States puted. at 5 percent, would demand on lhe case3 from Oregon leaves no the continuous labor of three mil- further chance of escape from pay liooaofmcn. Should the people of ment of lbe mortgage tax. It is the TJniied States contract to pay j the nrincinal of the world's d.-bt. i their engagement would call for the appropriation of a sum equal to the .tal gross product of their industry for three years; or, if an Baal profit alone wen donated to this pen-pose, (they faoald be en Uted by their contract for the greater part of a generation-" The above - are - the - startling words with which Dr. H. C. Adams open the discussion of the subject ia bis interesting work on "Public Debts." ibe secret of the power of the on eem government. Dr. Ridpath clearly pointed this oat id an ar ticle on "The Invisible Empire" ia tbe Arena of several months ago. No question of international politics, whether it be in Egypt, t Fasboda. in Cuba, for her liber ation, or the Philippines, for their exploitation, can be considered without the sanction of this unseen power. Questions of domestic 1- icy are equally in its control, and, for this reason, their moral phases are usually subordinated to the things purely mercenary. This immense debt, unthinkable in amount, bas largely been made in tbe last sixty years. And in stead of decreasing, it is growirg larger. Tbe House of Have holds these bonds, while I the House of Want, the hungry, ragged, shiver ing wealth producers of the world pay the tribute, give tbe blood to this vampire. With an .rmy of Billions toiling day and night to pay the interest, and other millons toiling to feed this interest paying array) and still the debt grows larger and more interest to pay; while tlio laliors, the lives, the bpe, the homes and happiness of unburn generations are mortgaged to this unseen lower, is it strange tkat, . however erroneous their theory may be, there are anarchists In tba land? What does such a burden tuean to the world today? More to the point, and infinitely raver, it the question, what docs it mean to tbe future? What bur dent must they lcar? A question and 1 am done. Tlu-- jtl'stiin ,r) old. l'ainj uikfd s-imo of tlx-m liiorc ' tliYti a Imn.lrV'l yir. i. 1' tunic jmi fiat ii i linl another? Mil -I we servo law and rutms of men dead li thousand year? Ought not .ach 'generation to pay own dehts? Morally, is it not bound to do so? Sometime in the future I shall speak of rt medic. Vkwnox J. Kosk. A Klot At 1'nna. Tana, 111., April 10. A deadly riot, the most serious di9lurlvtr.ee that has occurd here since the union nrinejrs instigated the strike ia April, 1898, as enacted todar, resulting in seven persons being shot to death and ninewounded. The dad are: Frank Coburn, citixen; Xavier Lecocq, Frenchman, union miner ; four negro men, one negro women. The wounded are: trunk Lansnrorlh, shot in the head; XIr. Henriot, shot in the left arm; Will Kuhn, laundry man, shot in legs and hand, Cyrus Stickler, shot in back; Albert Vikers, ihot in the hand; lloorge Kimball far ' mer, shot in riiit arm ii titi.i j 5tevenS, negro, shot in neck VrtSS 1 TrolEt, thot in foot; Carrie Felix, shot in breast. BIS Delinquent Tax List. Oregonian : It is a big delin quent tax list that the Oregonian publishes today; but it includes the unpaid taxes of Multnomah coun ty for the period of eight years. During the long term of depression and hard times man viH-rsom' fell! behind in tavm. nt of tai.-s and I Iminw ,nw i fnnn.1 ,v,. .-n .w-w .... i tfat Mir nit roiiilu IiivbI hoen satisfactory Jto them. Hence ey seem to Lave forgotten that they are bound to- pay at all-Iut all arrears are now to be cleared up and collection of taxes hereafter is to be kept even with the current of affairs. Great care has been taken in preparation of these lists so as to assure accurate description of the property. There is a long list of mortgages it will be noted oo. which tba taaa are vapal 8Uch delinquency being due largely 10 the Bupposition that the xuort- gage tax could not be enforced h!8a lime whole delinquent! b"ess, tne accumulation of years, were disposed of. The gross amount of the delinquency now advertised is said to exceed $400,- 000. No doubt tbe conditions are such that come portions of it can not now be collected, or tbe property told for the sums due; but the larger part should be re covered - without much delay. Though the costs and penalties should be made, as far as prac ticable, to reimburse the county for expenses of advertising and sale, yet since tbe county has long been paying interest on warrants issued because its revenues were withheld, it never can fully recover the money which tbi long-continued delinquency bas cost it. !ut the delinquents of years past, should now expect summary action' by the county, and can have no reason to complain about it. Convicts Declared Insane. Three prisoners at the peniten tiary Kale 5ander?, sentenced to 15 years from Multnomah county; Frank Sands, sentenced to five years for burglary in Multnomah county, and Martin Kelly, senten ced to five years for larceny, from Jackson county, were last Tuesday declared insane. Sands recently attempted to commit suicide by throwing himself from a walk in front of an upper tier of cells to the floor below. Kate Sander., is one of the women who until re ! cently were given no open-air ex ercise. j The latest scheme to swindle farmers being worked, is the col lection of a ''war tax" from the ignorant class of agriculturist. The swindlers travel singly, and when they have selected tbtir victim they preu-nt their authority consisting of printed blanks, re ceipts and a printed copy of a pur ported revenue law requiring farmers to pay a certain rcent on the value of tbeir pro,crty for war tax purposes, after which they proceeded to. collect whatever amount they arc able to get iiom the farmer. Ex. J. U. GREEN & SON, iv.tltij In Fancy and Staple Groceries. Willamette Street. ! 'Deacon's" COtfTECTUNERT. and CIOAJl STORK ER DAVIS, Proprietor aLia la Tabarra, Cicara, rati, Nati, Caaari aas.kera Haaalltr. I keep In dork the lradliif l.rmn.tt o( Tolrr and ttcara and autka a peetally of Chorulaia t'andlra. o a nlre Una cd flrea, runea. I'lavtnc fitnt. and dcllrauj Stida Water. rirot lvr ol ol lime? ' Block. Mh Ki. IlliiMf. WANTED. Rellntile mart for manatrr of branch ofTu-t 1 vih to own in lliia vicinitr If Miir rtrorxl in I) K liore is a i;okI fipouinj.. KinJly weiitiou 111 is yuiKi 'lien rilintC- 4. 2'. MORRIS, Ciurinnniiti, 0. Iliimtrated cataloguo 4 cents pota3 Pure Brandy For sale at Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene. When I say pure brand v, I mean it contains no drug or poison except what the fruit contains. Already put up in 1uart haH 'SMon nd Kal," rn?" cents per quart and I-.W per gallon Madebv ' 1. ilia X FllIlClS burinun i Oa a aN X.f I 1 a " r ci i obtaih a rtrmi a frooipt aaawar aad aa baaaal apraMa. aiaa M Ml Aim; CO.. wao aara had BaarU art? raara axpanaea ta laa patent fcaataaee. Catoaftaaua. feVaiaavrKllrenaSdaaual. A Uaeea at La. raraua roarniiol ralaaca aad rm as oa. tola lba hm rtea. Alao a eaxaiorae mt aaaaaaai uu taara thmal raaa a Ca. raaataa eial mil cm ttt tba Hrleatlae AaMvtraa. aad a are btvarbt nWr barntatba pabUawaa. anal awealr. ac?aaaur qiaanl.il. baa br br laa laraMa ciicaJattaa of aar awaattaa work ta laa fxmn to we nvantor. tbw aaiaaata rieaat aarar. SicaJattaa of aar .1 a rear. Saaipla world. .3 a fear, aaaipta ropea awn na.. Ei:diaa Edluoav atoatblr. fiJ a encMM. ! l aw ttfal jiL. la aclon. and abomarapaa i aoaaua. wlta elena. anaMiaa aaiufara io b oacte. Krarr aaaibar at UVTtX i CO. m Toaa. al Ruiniil Geueml Directory. William McKinley t President Garrett A Ilobart Vice-President Jehn Hay Secretory of State Lyman J Gage Secretary of Treasnry Rnnscll A Alger recreUry ( War E A Ilttclicoek (Secretary of Hie Interior John D Long Secretary of Navy James F Wilson Secy of Agriculture John W Griggs Attorney General C B Smith roetmaater General Melville W Fuller CbiefJastice STATS 0V OKIGOB Geo VT McBriJe 1 f U 8 Senator Joseph Simon Thos II Tongue W R Ellis T T Geer F I Dunbar C 8 Moore -J H AckertDan W II Leeds Congressman 1st Dist Congressman Sod Dist Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer 8opt Pop Inatrnctioo State Printer D It N Blackbnrn Attorney General K E Wolrerton ) C H Bean - i Supreme Jodges F A Moore J W II Bell Clerk Board School land Com C B Belliuger U 8 District Jadge Zoeth IlotiBcr U 8 Marshal D M Do one Collector Ink Revenue John Halt V S Dist. Attorney SeCOSD JCDICML DIHTKICT. J W Hamilton Judge Geo M Brown Prosecuting Attorney V. s. LaJio orncc, bosebibo. J II Booth Receiver J T Bridges Register LAS I COt TTT. William Koykendall I D Driver J I vaa McQueen Senators Representatives F M Brattain i W F Gray J . K U Lee W W Wither A 8 Patterson William M Miller D A Bortnn E O Potter , Henry Edwards W J Bailef J C F Collier I)r W L Cheshire Clerk Sheriff Treasurer School Supt Assessor County Judge Commissioner Surveyor Coroner .(' KK I ITT. Willistn Kii)Uti.Jj11 B K I ion is E U f-kipaorth J S Stile Mivor lir-conler Cily Attorney City Marshal I L Siuipton i Kightwalchmen 0 Croner J W F Onhnrn W II llame Geo libher W 11 I n. key Jftrr I loin A I. Itonry . 1' M g uji. y Cuuncilmen 'lucl Con &iieiuli Spniy Pumps Bean Spray rumps, Iicst Spray Pum p on the Earth. ' F. L. Chambers II AS BROAD-AXE PROSPECTUS I The Broad-Axo will lished on Wednesdays ROOM 4 0"VEIw TwIcCTLTXlM O'S STORE Corner of Willamette and Eighth Streets, Eugene, Oregon Look out for sign staanding at the foot ing up to tho second find us to give you a hand and take your only $1.00 per year, or 25 'cnt8 for three aw advance. Pine purchning the fteeord we have aecornl to n. paper published In F.ugene advertising rnediurn. business panie fore going elsewhere. Especially ehould place, consult u for term, As to the too well known to need repetition here. leading telortn measure which are agiutlne the public mind. We shall make (pecialty to guard the Interests of the con tin ti to publish a live, Independent, give th pi can a i inai. TlIKlI. henceforth be pub of each week at Broad-Axe" always of tho stairway lead floor where you will friendly shake of the subscription wnicn , is 50 cents for six months months invariably in fj a bona fide list of subscribers ws thin Whirh mike the Broad As a first class ihuitld mk a not of this and see ns be' ttwiae having k-gal advtrtlsementa policy of the Broad Ate, that we think Is We shall continue to advocate all th Unayr a In th past. In fact we aha Icailess aewspiper, MubscilV lor it and YERINGTON'S Itxd rtppo mid Oolcl Curo Wilicur cold in th head, 1 Orlppe and lnrluriii' Try a boa and be rwa vliu-o-l. "V mitnin.ttiro 11 full lino or iiii4oitoii KkIllllM. Yerrington's Ninth New Coods Arrive Weekly so vouJcan have a new-Stock! to Select from at any time. Prices always the Lowest. S. H. FRIENDLY x-itioitiH Tie public will fka ojiwSM ' tiki nbtici thit I im $ti it ti8 OLD STANI I-A.ll f on 8th St. Eorcne.IOn. HlIOIIT.it ftrietl If -13.1for Effty.. U ncriroas ta matlci. Burg's Variety Store. If You Will k i.is.esii. Bedsteads M Woven Wire Mutresses ti Eacclsor Wool lop Matrexses , 00, Hi d liOung-8 f 0 00 Cane-Stat Clinirs ?Je Canc-Scat HM:krrs 1 (0 Ingrain all wool Carpet SOe Kitchen Household Treasures. ! I SI Win low Shades ' 4 Of DAY & HEDERSON'S It. it. naif, I Street Drug Store. Take Your Ejqo ond Butter to Gray & Son y You will reeiv the fclgHeet asar ' krl price for thrai In ra.li ov goad, at th lowest mar art price, wccoansanlavt . ll U .. -. . . . . . ill m in, iwiirjui trwaiasant ami gwva wui. & soisr