THE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
EUUKXB CITY.ORKUON.
Tha.FteBill.
Tlie lata unlaroentd legislature, un
der the plea of retrenchment and re
form in count affairs, paxwd a fo bill
fj the provisions of which the ofHuca
of clerk and sheriff wore made salaried
ones, and the few pertaining thereto
cut J own on an average of three fourtha
The new fee bill lias now been in opcr
ation over one month, and the mult
obtain must convince tho mot skep
tical tliat instead of being a relief to
the people it will prove a burden. The
Solon who drafted and originated the
bill probably had the interests of liti
ganta at heart By reference to our
local col u limn it will be found that the
fees collected in Lane county since, the
bill became a law, February 19, and paid
into the county treasury, amount to
but $90 8a The sheriff and clerk
each receive! $125 per month, besides
occaaioually a the exigencies demand a
deputy must lc paid for. It will read
ily be acf-n thut in the short space of
one mouth and twelve days the county
paid tli one officer $350, and received in
return but $90 80, leaving a deficit of
$259 20, which must be paid out
of the county treasury. And at this
rate the county must increase the
rate of taxation to provide at least
$2,000 with which to pay these offici als;
and for whose brneGt must this amount
le raised? It is for the lienefit of liti
( ganti, and those having business which
requires the services of those officers,
The lawyer can now start a case in
court, for a mere song, while the dear
people are taxed to provide for the de
ficiencies that will inevitably occur. We
find no fault with salaries allowed
clerks and sheriffs; public servants should
1m fairly and honorably treated, but
there are crave objections to the fee
bill as it now exists. The fees collect
! . ....
eu snoum be at least sullictent to pay
for the services of the officers engnged.
Two years will expire before it will be
possible to effect legislative change.
Jiy that time the subject can be more
equitably treated.
tml Bakrr.
From Matiui, neur the foot of
Mount Hakcr, it Jit b urned that the
mountain in in an active suite, and the
people in that part of the country are
apprehensive that the lava will How in
great quantities. A dense volume of
smoke is coining from the mountain
while hot cinders, ashes, and lava are
Wing thrown from its crnter. At
night it jxjurs forth streams f fire and
rock, which illuminates the ktmosphere
for miles and mile.', striking terror to
the inhabitant and euu-slnj; the people
to le greatly alarmed for their homes
and live. As yet the tlmv uf laa is
not sufficient to indicate any (lunger.
The eruption is said to be a magnificent
sight from the Upper Somas, distant
about AO mil", and which is admirably
located to oWrve this wonderful he-
nomenou, as the mountain looms up to
the height of 12,000 feet, and is
clothed in white half way down its
side.
Elver Collulin.
At 8:15 o'clock last night, says the
Standard of Tuesday, while the steam
ship Oregon was coming up from As
toria to this city, she ran into and sunk
tho river steamboat Clatsop Chief and
a barge is tow, drowning four men. The
particulars of the accident learned on
me arrival oi tne uregon tins morning
at 12:30 o'clock and given to the press
reporters were as follows: The Clatsop
Chief, in command of Captain William
Williams, and having an empty barge
in tow, was going down the river. Just
1 i'tl r -
auove mow jsar the urewn was
sighted, and Captain Williams headed
his boat to pass the steamship on the
port side. He had hardly changed his
course when the Oregon gavo one whis
tle, signaling to the Clatsop Chief to
change her course. On the whistle be
ing blown Captain Williams 'rung the
signal to the engineer below to reverse
the engine and back, and while no do
ing the Oregon bore directly down,
striking the barge with a fearful crush
cutting it in two, about midship, then
cutting the Chief in two. Jioth veu !
immediately sank. On the two boats
there were thirteen men, ninuof whom
were saved, the remainder perishing in
tho waters. The men who wein lost
are, William Ammond, the bos of the
scow, John Sonny, a 'deckhand, An
drew JCaye, a fireman of the Chief, nnd
one other deckhund, whose name could
not be learned. Those saved are
Capt Williams, of the Clatsop Chief,
W. S. Holmes, tho engineer and a Chi
naman employed as cook. The names
of theother six were not known to Capt
Williams. As soon as possible boats
ere lowered from the Oregon manned
by tho crew tJ save the men rruggling
in the water. Several small lats
were also put out from the shore by
those who had seen the collision, and
but for the prompt assistance hardly
one of the inim-riled men would have
been saved. The Clatsop Chief was
owned by Captain F. I). Jones, of this
city. Owing to tho late hour the news
was received, it was impossible to ob
tain fuller particulars of the accident
1 UnrJ I::.
!'I had my misgivinge, bow," the
waiter said to the landlord, who was
questioning him about his conduct tow
ard the tall gentlemen in blue clothes
who sit at the door, "I had my suspi-
cions when he sat down that ho was
carrying nioah whisky dan'wnsgood for
mi, but puffi kly quiet an' behave him
self well enough an I didn't pay no at
tention entewlel he picked cj n
lake, potato and h!e it nirul.'v over
Stop a Moment and Read This-.
Lok st this list uf good Jnt received at
the Farmer ami Mechanics Clothing Store.
Kautjue Suit from f 10 to f 17.
Sojtvh sscijue or truck suit from f 12 SO
to I7.
rWiue or frock diagonal suits (rum 13 SO
to
JSroadulutb costs sml ywU, diagonal,
Prince Albert coats auj vests. Ju.t the
thing for Holiday ureaent.
Several new lines of overcoats, rereraible
and ulatert, all grades and privet, from 7 SO
to KO.
Derby iliirt, tecktiei and the flueet line of
neckwear io the city.
Kew hats and caw, wool scarfs end
gloves'
10 different .)!. f underwear, all grades
and price.
Tlis be it stock of ailk and linen hamlker
chief, lioeiery, sc., for the holiday, in the
city.
Latcat style of hat f 1 to f3 50. Cap
from 81 to $1 25. Hoy. hat sud .
The beat line of pauta pattern sad oit
io the city. Caaluner, Diagounl, Scotch
and Amcrictn cl"t!i. .vuiu n:le to order
from (0 up.
1'ant made to order fr m JS 50 j! Dark
"ray Oregon cahmer iianta, f.". All wool
pant 4 SO H 73, f ', $3 SO, f . I'antai I 7-,
i'.' SO, $3 SO. Overall SO ctnti, 73 cents,
?l, ?l 25. Diagonal pant from 55 to $$.
The only UeuU Furuiiliing gnoda iture in
Knjjene City. Clothing cut for anybody.
All good marked in plain figure, and
atnetly one cash price for all.
Lai I ana euuuue car good bclor Duying
el where. ,
Fabmkrs k MrnuMi-s Store,
K. J. (iliAHAM, Manager.
A ous.ti, ColdJ or .Sore Throat
houhl be at )p'L Ne;lect frequently reault
la an larurable Lunc Dlaease or on
mpllon. UIIOU'n UUOM IIIIL
1UO III. are certain la aire relief In
AX lira a BroorhUU, roafhe, (alarrb,
onauiuptUe and Threat Dlaeaace.
For 30 irar the Troche have rem reom-
nieuded by phyaician, auj alw.r j.'ive iier-
fect aatiafjjction. They ait t new or un
tried but having been tnV I br wide and con
aunt i fur nearly an entire eneratiun. tn-r
have atbum'd wed merited rink amontfie few
t iile returtliea i t!i a.";. I'ublic opeak
rrt atri.J aincero u t.Kin o clr.r and
itr n.-tli.-n t.'ie olee. Sold at V ccn'J s box
ev.-rywer
NKW ADVEUTWFMEXTS
FARM FOR SALE.
A FA It M of 350 acre. 300 4 which la prairie
aod m in cultif atioa, la ottered tut aalc.
It ia litaated one mi' we of 8rini;hld, anil
'.'j mile eaat of Kukii. (iood iMiMimr and
outhouaee, and all under fmc. For ttrm ap
ply to ItoJJEKT CAMFtELLi
At the premue.
Notice to Creditors.
V"0TICE M IIEKKRY GIVEN" THAT
11 the un'leridrfnfd ha been duly splinted
ttecutri of the eaUte of J. II. I'owell, do-eca-d,
by theConnty Court of the State of Ore
oi) f.,r the county of Une. All person hav
ing daiui a'uinat aid eaUte are hereby noti
t.i tlia nndeniimeil at
tic. i"- " - - - - ...
herreaidfiica in Ijine county, Oregon, witmn
aix mimlii ip ni iniauate.
February 'M, lssi.
.MAKTHA POWELL. Ecutrix
JO.SHL'AJ. WALTON, Attorney.
DYSI'EIIA AND LIVf.lt COMTLAINr.
la it not worth the amatl (vice ef 73 renU to
free yourself of every Mu(t cu uf tlie-w dia-tn-Jiii
(viiipLinh, if rw:i cIuuk ao e-iil at uur
at.ire and (tet a bottle uf hiloa a itl ter, ev
ery lott!e ha ('tb'.ot uarskutee on ir, u.. ic-cordin.-ly
an 1 it it d ie y xi bkI it will ent
you nuthiii. iU by Galmrn Jt Co.
TlUJlie and Enrlche the Blood, Tone
ap the Sjatem, Blake the Weak
Btronf, Bullda ap the Broken
dowa, iBTiforatos the
Brala, and
CURES
Dyspepsia, Servous Af fectiom, Gen
eral Debility, tfeuralfjia, Fever
and Ague, Paralysis. Chronic
Diarrhoea, Boil, Dropsy,
Humor, Female Com
plaints, Liver Com
plaint, Eemittent
Fever, and
AU DISEASES ORIGINATING IN A BAD STATE
OF THE BLOOD, OR ACCOMPANIED BY
DE3IUTY OR A LOW STATE
OF THE SYSTEM.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Sunplira the blood with in Vital Principle, ar
LIT tlemenl, IKON, infusing Mreoftli,
V la-or icd New Life m to all parti of the iyitrra.
EEl.N'J f REE FROM ALCOHOL, its encrrio
big ctfecta are ao( (bliowtd by contapoodiiif teat
tun, but art prrmjnml.
SETH W. FOWLS & SO.VS. Proprietort, 16
Himaca Anauc, Eoatoo. Sold by aU DruQiia.
ANSWER THIS tlX'STIDN.
Why do ao nunr pe-'t U w arntitiil u,
aeem to prefer t" iiS'r ;uid be m ula muwriiile
l... I., l: . . . . . 1
Administrator's Notice.
VOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A.1 th unil-r't.'iil baa been duly a;jiiit
eii adii!iuii.trut'r of the estate "f I a M.' I'aker,
iIhitwiI, bv tlie I'ouutv Court of the Suteof
'llnvm, for the Comity of L ine. AU t rm
ol Apatite. Ccmin- up r to VeLnw I !,avIn'' cUu'M 'Mnt rMUt """
Skin, when f. r 7j ex. we wU a. 11 ti-oi sld-1 i"'r'f,,-v Prnt tl!"m t0 :.d tinl at
loll lUIlrr. K'l injuVed t) ."in tlllu.
Sold by Cajuru Jt l o,, L'r'wa"jit.
Io
uuil
to tap
a . .
(lemiloi do potato wul hU Hpoon. Jit
hit it right liar J three or foah times
..,! .1..- i. ...i. ...i. :. .
" i- uaia, ii, oiu-o or iwiio on
tie aiiljjo of the pliitfl, and lookiu' koI
emn ma owl all d time, he cull me
t It n 1 . 4 1 1 . 1
"""i " "y p io una inuniiiMl oh
President, 'Wattah, ' he nay. 'I wish
yould just tlx dia liikd oig for me, t.f
you pleiwe; I'selorso a good dial of
aWp Ian' night, and I'm a little narvous
(lis nioruuii, ' ho nays. An' I know I
hadn't don ought for to Iuuh, 1ml
I hope to die if I could help it," The
landlord did not discharge him under
tho circutmttnee.. Hob Hurtlctte j
Th uiagnituilti of tho rattle trade of
Eastern Oregon, NYafthington. and Ida-
he u tat dimly umh ratiKKl ly tho gen-
ral put lie. All have an idea that con
iderahle numlx-rii are driven Exst each
eaion but tho iniinciise aggregate is
carcely dreamed of. On tln St
water in Wyoming, at one station, a
record is kept of all stock driven over
the route during the post yetvr, and thin
record shows that the surprisingly large
number of 170,000 head had passed
through to Rock creek station. These
came from Ort'jKn, Washington and
Idaho, but the major ty from the east
ern portion of our iSUite, There are
other routes which will increase thin
ncrouer proiiiy m.vjv. e can
realize from thia the importance of the
cattle trade to the eastern section of
this country, and it U constantly on the
increase.
The Uf SAure, in an article on
'Geology of Oregon, says popular In
dian tradition ho-t it that many years
ago XI U Hood and Helen had a
fght and in their anger hurled, (ire and
rocks at each other and hhook the
earth (or miles around, musing the
highest mountain to tremble and the
waters of the Columbia to foam with
rage. It is quite proUUe that a vol
canie er'tiou accompanied by violent
hocks of earthquake have occurred
within the roach of Indian traditional
hutory.
SHILiifl COX jfilPTIO.V Ct'EJL
Tliie U beyond i -.eMticia tii mont auc-I
yvl A Cixih Miii:in w h.v vit ilu'
t J (!je cnr::. in v t.-ial)l t!in -nit ,il !
Coiuh, Crwp, iipin-h.tu, wIuIh ita won-I
dt-rt'.il j icie. n tii :rvi ..f C.innum)l:mi i '
lt-i-':t a purtllet in hmCiry of loeiliruie. I
Situ-ei-.a ::n-ry it ii.w lnvu M on j
fturiiit.'. a t.rt wiiii'ii u' otinT aiiii ::i .an
stand. If y-i h iv A.rii-tii w,i rtiojittiy :ik
tvu to try ii. l-n,-,i 1.) u mt .mil 1 ml. I
If y ir !.T;n.M are r. t U,.,f. .ir bm-k lme !
ue .-:.i...n t i-.tmi t x r fnu jenu.
Sdd ty mkra 4 Cv.. tin,-
iier reidi!nii in aaid county within ait couth
trim t.'ie date of tma notice.
Febn.-irv .1. ISM.
MXS.Y i BAKER. Adminwtratrix.
.:iHL'.V..f. WALTUX. Att..rae7.
X1
OTt'T rs HSr.EP.Y tltVEV orvEX
tii.ir i !::itii'a L.m.r h.wi i-eu .irv apoiuR-
d idmiiiiKt. 'nor oi tiiH I'st.iM i f .i nr.:' I (ood
oilild, .1. e:if. A 1 ln.'n 'li.vuii; claim
l:r:utlt ;ud -t.ilo '.Vli! IM-i.-'lt til., '.lilli. wir.h
"ii" i'.ii .1"' v" "iiA'Ti, :o r!m .Vltumistrit.ir
.'it the oilier hi ( j. II. L"iiir. at E.n:nii l.'itf,
ivitinii iix innmiiM tmni date of tills notioe.
CHAIti.KH LACIilt, AdiuiiuslKitiir.
I".. 1! l"Ji 'i;i!I.S, A-tiimev.
EiiifiMie City, ( 'r., V oi. "i. I At
V-DTTCI! tA ITKRaUT C.rVEr THAT
A Good Ihmj
Girnian Svmpi the apmiU ppHMTiptinn of
lr. A. Iichrr. a o-l.Lrited twroian Phyii
rian, and ia. V.a-.!.-l t. b onenr'tlie mi t
fortunate Jimnv-ii in M-.iir;ne. I: nnjckiv
curea I ouit.a. Culd in 1 ;i Liit tmuliiea ot j ' the iiideniijnH'l Inn own .ipimtiireit A i
uie Meiet n.it ire, re-to-,'. w .'net, the j oiini.-tnt.ir it tile .Utr nt Imuii I onlwin, ii
cuuw of the 4;le ti.ja uj u' :a piirta ui c" ,n' ''" 1 onnr y Court of fjiim (!imnr.,
a atmriif and healthy roe nt-o. It not an 1 ''CT. and tiiat 1 1 vr ina liav.iii; eJain: uciiimt
eeriiuetal iiil.ane, lit the tent i tar aim hmnliy n-iiniiwl to pr-wnc til
' 3r,ar. triinj aati.frti. ia T-ry tarn, ; me So liiinwitli proper vom-hen .tttaathmt sthia
which if raiddly inrrair:; aa exrr aeat,n 1 Midenm in Siiisiaiv t'wiiiitr, TainM Cnnntv.
eonlirma. T..o B.iiltt buttie ' I aan;tai:w ' Twm. or at th oifliw of rintntM.m Hh:ui In
Heware i niediciuea of u.Lr aasM. Uieiy j Eun City w;ui;ii li e aiontjW imm Uw date
llitrmluced llnachre'e aenii Smn wu ,.. I of ta: norn-.e.
diu-e.1 iu the foiled MAt in and n. w I'wtt Tin. t', m.
aold in etery town and nllv-, m Ueci.uue,! JoHS .-t.W1 "N. Admin-strator.
world. Three t!.Mre will !!, aa -iire Tf I M ,- I V f'.,.: t V Wevn
I rice ,j cenu
ctuu.
The Farmers' Convention convened
in Salem Wednesday afternoon, about
200 delegates Wing in attendance.
Judge U P Uoise was elected Chairman
andj H Farrish Secretary. The re-
port' of the- committee on shipping which
was apointed at a meeting in rortlam!
Feb. I3th was read. It stigwsta law
for tho regulation of pilotage and tow
gnontho Columbia and Willamett
rivers,. and favors the improvement of
the channels of those rivers They es
hninti 1. .UI...1.... K.I . . . i
,nr ruij.iu.i wurai now sroreii m
the valley at 90,000 tons, oft which 80,-
000 tons is for export. Good feelin
'ii . ..
prevailed, ana whilfl, it ran hardlv lie
expected that any important result will
be effected this season, it is thought
mat the situation will how a chaii"i
for the tatter next season by reason of
cooperation.
James A Garfield was inaugurated
p..: i.... ... i -L i i .i ...
i.u. ic, nuu viirsicr .a .-rinur ice
President of the United States jester
Uay.
I l W
raika are
Clara B-ll say wide mouths have
come into fashion aain. Thia is fortu
nate, for it is much easier to enlarge a
small mouth than up the ends of
a big one.
.lOTIIKIta ! nOTIIEISt
AreyoudiavorWn nht and broken of
your reel by a tick child aiifftrinj and or) u,K
with th excruciating pain of cutting treth ! If
o, jo at once and jet a bottle of MUS.
SCHTHIXG SYRUP. It
will erliere the poor litUa eufferer imitwluulr
tleiwud uuin it: there ia ha n.i.t.L. .i....
There U Dot mother on earth who haa eeer
ura m wno wiu t tell you at once that it
will regulate the hnweU, an t give ml to the
mother, and relief ami health t the child, op
erating like maic It ie perfect t af, to uie
in ail raw, and lraant to the Ualr, and m
prew-njui iq ui one of toe oliloat and heel
female ihyahin and Harare ia tU United
Kuto. ISJe erery where, J recU a bttUe
FELLOWS to.Ml'OfXD
S.-rtipof Hyniliipl,itee meeU with an in
cnsKiiij; mIo wheevver known aa thae who mm
eoiwUiitly Iwin re.-eived by ua. 'e
fmin a few frnm thia a'ctin. "
' e are aellin Ur.-e ipieiititiee of thr Srrup
and it tadniiii; more pKl in old chpniie ra
of nerviiue and luus' dix'a.a th. anvthin of
the kind weaell. T V Smith Sl I n.
leui, Nov '.'l, 1SS0.
"l!viiif used Fellows Svmp in my own
fam.ly with go,v muIu, I do not jeitte to
mumiuend iu" it, a. IvAnrr.
Jiiuri.ibuiv. Xov 12, 'SO.
"I uae.1 Kellowa Comiound for nervnua de-
oimv ami can now rerninmend it aa pxnl
mr icme." Vami.s mith, lWvUt.
Ilarri-sburff, Xo lli, ISM,
! NOTICE Cf R3AL SnTlBlEHT.
"V'-TICK M KEftEBY GIVEN THAT
i'. t.; iaiu-ri,t.rd etiter.tora of the estate
7. .iee-aix.!, h.t tili tr.eir
f r taai fti.wnl rt 'am entire, n.d
o . th- ,:a day Jfip-h. I V!, h.v,
t- 'vtnlv 'oi-.n f I-in- fo-mty,
T-.-in. !'ea et !..r tr.r e im n.Unn
at, and f.r h'nu ohieetino
v- cur.
that i;
nr. 1
Mate l
x. i x
tl-reto.
lUte l K:.--r- 'irr. Or.n. Jan. H, Ivl.
J M. TU'iMi-xiV, ,
liKit. I:. w f' t; is. i
T. rtHNM.k'A.S, 5-Exicutor
K Ik Il N"V. j
OE. ii. O -PER. j
We have a aneedv and noaitive fnrr f,.e f'
Urrh, liihtheria. I'anker month n l Head
ache, i'i SMIi Hll'S l'A I'AKl; II KKMKlY.
A nual Injeitor free with each Imttle. I'ae it
il you desirr health and aweet l.r..(ii Is-i.-.
M cu. Slid by l.lurn 4 I'o, I rukviu
t'H. W HAT A roi im !
Will Ton heeil the WKmimr Th .;..l
hana of tht ai.r aiiinach rt that m..r t.,i.L
diaew- Cona-.imptinn. Ak Toiirielvea if yini
cin atfiml f,v the a-ike of viu ) eta,, tit run
Ihf n-k an t nthirtr for iL Vk
experieni' thot Shiloh'a t'nre will Cure your
1'iHinh. It never f:iU Thia explaina "why
more than a Million Kittb-e am aold the )-at
... relieve roup ami vt niniiuni I uu -h
at once. Mother do nt ho witli.u.i it I.'.,.
Lame Itark. Side, oe l'het ti ma Sl.il..h, !
mua rUatrn. Sold br IKburo A Col
A WOXDKKFUL PISCOVF.KY.
COiilE AND SEE
R. G. CALLISON
Next do,- to S. H. Friendly, and get your
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND GRO
CERIES. He ia alway oa liuj renlr and waitin M
ar.-miiii'vUte hia Customer with ALL kin.U
w iiM lor
MLYDJ.YD BODY,
And can farnUh a SMOKE to those desiriuca
A CCOD CICAR, CR TCBACCO
To those who use the narcotic plant
CHEAP for CASH.
G-mU dturered ti anr it of thei f
of charge. R G. CAU.l.sdX.
Closing Out.
Closing Out.
Closing Out.
NOW S THE TIME TO BUY
S EosenMatt&Co
Are closing- out their entire stock and offer
tetter inducements than this county has ever
known.
11 Bl
SELL
25 per cent, lower than any other house.
Don't let the chance slip ty. IF YOU WANT
DRY GOODS, CROCERIES, CLOTHING,
HATS OR BOOTS AND SHOES.
1ST Whatever you Want Attend "C3
1
$1
EOSEHBLiTT s CO, Eu&ene City.
Yoic can save 25 per cent. Orders promptly filled.
eadquarters?
I
OEEGON
H30E ArJD FUR 00.
:0:-
Bring- your SIDES AND FURS
to the
QUARTERS i
Ml ere tha HIGH F.ST MJIVTCF.T
MICE in
- Will be paid for all kinds of
FUKS. HIDES AND
TALLOW.
D.HYMAN.
Robinson 4 Church
UKAI.KIiS IX
SIIELF&HEAYY HARDWARE
HAVE TIIK
Pest Sclecled Stock in Oregoi.
HAVE FOR ,al.
at the LOWEST
KlltOH.
1KO.V, STEEL,
AXES ANVILS,
Cshle Chain,
and Porket
JUTLEitV,
AS, l'ISTOLS,
AMMUNITION
iUlCULTUHAL,
IMPLEMENTS,
Illastir Powder,
Fihhinp Tackle.
, Etc., Etc
We inviu an exam
Illation of our goede,
confident that our
stock will mit th
time.
For t!i aiieeilr oir nf f'..nnn.;, I .11
liai tht to j, ,rh M .tubs.
t iMlirha. netfte..t.l l'..t.l. 11 i.:.: it
" .m..-, iMini niM., liar
rever. Asthma, nain in the i.U .n.l ..k.. .1.1
ba-kir? couch, tick in in the thrn.t 11,-..
ijeea, Sre 1'hnwt, and all chronic or linceriuj
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Men, Overahirta, 75 eta. aod
Men' Overalls, 50, 65, 75 cu and IL
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