THE WqEHsT3TYGUARD
iATUUIUY'l
.JA.SUAItY 2. I8J-6.
, Cummlulontr Sparks.
This gentleman Iion ft big job on his
landa, and lie tmm equal to it. He
it trying to reform thn adminiHtration
of thn land lawg, investigating pant
frauds, nullifying them a far as lie
can, and swing that thn act and in
tenta of Congrena are carrind out lion
fitly. We have abiding faith in Mr.
Sparks, and while thera may lie somn
delay, yet we brlieve that in the end,
evnry man who ha Mittled upon gov.
ernment will get ft title thereto in
good time, according to law. The
customs of the land office during the
past twenty years, the la execution
of the laws, and the appropriation of
public lands in wholesale quantities by
railroad companies, the barons of Eu
rope and cattle syndicates, without the
slightest restige of equity, are to ceasn,
and none too soon. A few years more
and the party whose hypocritical cry
has been for years past that the pub
lio domain is the property of the poor,
would not hare left them' 'an' acre.
Contrast their mighty boiuts and their
miserable achievements, we can ay
that the change was necessary. On
this subject the New York Times of
December 23d says:
"The feeling against Land Com mis
eionnr Sparks atd ITw rulings is wiid
to le intense in Dakota, apd thn pvo
pie ore appealing to Senators and Rep
rescntatives for help. Senator Sher
man and Senator Logan have already
wssurcd them that their complaints will
confirmation, both forgetting that the
bo considered in Commissioner Spark's
Commissioner was confirmed lust
Spring before the Senate adjourned. It
is carious that, although the land ques-
3s eae concerning which the people of
Dakota fool deeply and are easily ex
cited, no one has ever heard of an ii
dignation meeting held in that region
'for 'the purpoNe of denouncing the
i thieves and perjurers who have fraud
xiteaUy taken possession of so much
'land tin the territory. That these
'thieves are there numerous is estab
lished by many olCcial reports sent to
Congress by Mr. Sparks' Republican
predecessor who was of the opinion
that tbou t 75 per cent, of the entries
in Dakota were fraudulent. What do
the warthy settlers of Dakota think
-of these scoundrels! Why don't they
i ftssist'iho Government in driving the
rascals' out,"
The'Oregonian issued from it office
-on last Friday a mammoth and super)
ditiotv which excelled by fur the best
in tha newspaper line on the North
Faeifia Coast to this time. It content
ed-of twenty pages, and contained a
oowpleie and succinct account of the
J a stafMl faint) 1.9 tint &hfnto ?ia I la nnut n.n m
f If O unvn iui vi i1 ianv j i cat a
mud i many columns of statistics and
nil interesting artio'es. It is just.
hn paper for the intending immigrant.
'.Thnnewspaptir field is ably (illrd in
ithistato by thn Oregonian, and the
trotig, tnU'rpriaing men who manngn
tt know that their elTlrts are nppreciu
ted. or they may, if they will look at
hnir subscription books.
'TheS. F. Chronicln piljnries ltepub
ilicaii Representative Prion of the
Eighth Wisconsin district for voting
Against pensioning Mrs. Grant. The
iChronioln is the great Republican news
paper of the Pacific coast and it says
that Price is ft Republican. The
choel here that intimated otherwise
simply exhibited its usual ignorance
And unusual ears.
Hou. Daniel Manning, Secretary of
the Treasury lias issued a call for
10,000,000. The Republican news
papers were mad because there were
no boud calls, now they are furious
a call has Ixwm made, It was to W
. fxpectod of them as they have no prin
e on which to unit. Rut nottody
Aret them object.
been opened by
and the llepuhl .
isoovered. Ihere
220,f()O in
n Rutler
puoiicaii
Live
Y
Vaday.
will
iate
VI).
Hugh O'Brien has been elected
Mayor of Boston by a majority of
8,500. The associated press forgot to
chronicle the, election, as it was a Dem
ocralic victory, but somehow never
miss the report of an election in some
500" town with a small Republican
majority. Jay Gould knows his
friends.
The present City Council of Eugene
is deserving of all praise from their
constituents for the able manner in
which the finances of Eugene have
been managed. Today, on a three
mill tax, there is a surplus of over
82000 in the city treasury, and the
usual improvements have been made.
If the Democratic member of the
Ohio Legislature should combine with
some of. the Republican members
and vote to keep John Sherman at
home it would prove a national bless
ng. John is at least twenty years le
hind the times. He would prove a
valuable relic for a museum, would
this fossil fraud of the reign of the
old fraud, Hayes.
Democrats should inform each other
tn the matter of the forthcoming regis
tration. No perxoti ho is not regis
tered according to the new registra
tinn law will be ailowed to vote at the
June election. With a full register .1
vote this county is assured to the
party of reform and pregtess, which
is tlie Democratic party.
Next Friday is St. Jackson's day,
the C8th anniversary of the battle of
New Orleans. The 8th of January is
now widely celebrated, and the custom
is rapidly extending among the Demo
crats of the ea.t. It promotes party
discipline, and is a righteous tribute to
the memory of a great hero.
Hon. J. K. Weatherford is promi
nently mentioned as the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor next
Juno. Mr. Weatherford is a man of
excellent ability and reputation, and
no worthier candidate could lie nomi
nated. He would make a strong pull
lor me place.
The editorial in a certain paper on
the silver question, shows a perspicuity
that re.ninds us of the poser asked
by another witty ssge, "If so be
as how, how come it so." Which side
do you.champion?
TV. T ? 1 . n. i i . .
.X'i resilient iiiuen is reported in
better health. It gives us pleasure
to record the fact, and we only wish
that the distinguished nnd venerated
statesman may enter thn twentieth
century with renewed health.
We learn that the Republicans of
Portland aro in favor of nominating
Hon. Sol. Hirsch for Governor. He is
enti.led to it by his faithful and wanv
Services to his party.
The World, Mi. A. Noltner's new
paper has ut last made its appearance.
It is a newHy publication and will up
pear weekly. The subscription price
is $2 50 per yf ar in advance,
. M Grevy has been re-elected Presi
dent of the French Republic It
would seem that Republican ideas are
strongly intrenched in the mimls and
aflnctions of the French people.
United Senator John H. Mitchell
of Oregon and United States Senator
John I Mitchell, of Pennsylvania, are
both natives of lioga county, Penn
sylvania.
The Orejuiiiuii now gives the South
em Confederacy a blessed rest. "White
winged peace now broods over the
land."
It is reported by telegraph that there
is a likelikood of war between Austria
and Russia.
To I.rr,- In good condition, a comfortable
six room bouse. For further particulars Io
nium of Kmv I) l'arlmr- at tlia l.'i,ii.,ul
Church Kectory.
I-Ire.
All persons indebted tn E V Whipple &
flm's, either by note or book account will
please call and settle the sain. Our store
is burned and we mutt collect the mouey
due us.
K. W. Wiiii rut Jt Bros.
Cottage Grove, Feb 23, 1S83.
Taki NoTUR. All those owing me by
note, aooount or otherwise are) reiiuested to
call and settle the same immediately, at I
must have what ia due me. I do not want
tn put the accounts in the hauds of aa at-torm-y
if I can help it.
J. M. hLOAit.
CARD.
Trt all wVi in SlirTrtrttlir tntn ill
indiscrti us of youth, nervous weakness, early
leoay, low of manhiHHl, Ac, I ill send arvciii
that will cure you,. FKKK OK CHAKlik
Ttiia irrvat remedy was iliu-ikvrl li & n.i
miliary in South America. Send self ail
oresMM envenie 10 the KIT. Jonri H T. Ikmam.
SuUoa V New City.
Notice.
I will have for sale, about Sit 10. 18SV
J'AWO split wdar fence at my mill In
i oourg. i ne price wui be 1T iwr hunilreL
I . JaS. U GlHiHALE.
CoburK, August 22.
i i s
Oebnra mowers raa lw liurvhssed l lit
tore if Prruuett Forkaer fur 10.
Buy Jlayward hand greuadaa.
For Kood dentlstiy gn to Taylor A Kbe rly.
'I'll lik'hest cub urica will be raid for wheat
oy r u isunn.
Ask yoiir druvgUt for a package of Oregon
I'hwtographa finished neatly and artis
dually at Winter'
A tine line of silk plushes in all shade
ma grade t r 1) Uuno "
The best candies and oranges can always
be founu at . liauin confectionery store.
If yon are in want of agricultural niaehio
erynt any kind, remember that Mr J M
Hendricks keeps a mil assortment.
Mr 8 II friendly will pay the highest
cash market price for wheat. Give him a
can betore selling your grain elsewhere.
Farmers Task Notice. A cood dinner caa
hadat Baker's Hotel for 25 cents.
Fish Mabket. Mr .7 P Ditchburn baa iust
started a hh market In tins city on Ninth
Street, opHsite Day k Pratt's blacksmith
hop. He will keen constantly on hand all
kinds of nh, oysters, clams, poultry and
Ifame, etc The people should give the gentle
man a K'kmi support.
Tax Notice.
fTUXPAYERS WILL TAKE NOTICE
J. that I will be at the usual voting places
oi tne respective precincts of , in County,
from 10 a m to 3 p in of each day, fr the pur
poms of collecting taxes for the yeat 1883, as
follows, to wit: I '
Willamette, Saturday, Jan 9, , 1880
Irving, Moiiday, " . 1L "
Lnn Tom, Tuesday, " . la, ' " ,
KichanUon, TlmiMlajr, " 14, "
(-henhire, Fri.lay. 15, "
Spencer, Saturday, " 18, "
Crewwell, Monday, " 18, "
fVittae Grove, Tuesday, ' " 19, "
Siuidaw, Thursday, " 21, '
CoyoU, Friday, " 22, "
SpriiiufieM, Monday, " 25, "
Mi.ldleFork, Wednesday, " 27, "
Kali Creek, Thursday, " 28, "
I-ost Vallev. Friday, V 20, "
Pleasant Hill, Saturday, " 30, "
Mohawk, Tuesday, Feb 2, "
Camp Creek, Wednesday, " 3. "
.lunution, Friday, ' " 8,- "
Hasle Dell, Satunlay, " 6, "
MuKenzle, Monday, " 8, "
Kloren, Tuesday, " 0, "
South Kugene, Wednesday, " 10, "
North Kugene, Thursday, " 11, "
Taxpayers will take notice of the following
law, page 7u'2, Section C4, Iawsof Oregon: "If
any wrm resiiling in sueh precinct shall fail
to atttjid at such time and place and pay his
or her 'axes, such delinquent may pay the
Mine within thirty days st the f'nunty Seat to
the Sheriff j and if he fad fc pay within the
thirty days as aforesaid, and the Sheriff visits
hi renidrnce, the Sheriff may collect of such
person, for his own use, ten cents per mile go
ing and returning."
J. R. CAMPBEIX,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, Lane Co., Or.
Dated, Kugene City, Deo. 18, 1883.
Notice,
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
my wife, Elizabeth L Scott, has left my
bed ami hoard without just cause or provoca
tion, and the public is hereby cautioned, nut to
credit her on my account, as I will tint be res
imnsiMe for any debts cintrui-ted hy her after
this date. W. W. SCOTT.
I hi ted. December 18, 188.V
PENGRA, WHEELER Ik GO,
Springfield, Oregon.
Call attention to YhE FAOT that they have
added a full line of staple
Dry Goods, -
Boots and Shoes,
and Groceries,
to thir stock of merchandise in the store, and to
THE FAOT that they offer the same at prices de
signed to shorten the long face and smooth the
wrinkled brow of the most exacting Granger that
ever smashed a clod or whacked a steer.
Also to The Fact
Tliat thfir Cloning Out Sain of CLOTHING and FANCY GOODS of all
kinds continut'H at pricca lower than the
M Cosl Below Cost!! Regardless of Cost!.'!
-TEHMSOASH
Cash paid for wheat dolivprfitl at thn Springfield mill.
BLANKETS,
OVERCOATS
FROM
BR0WNSVILLEW00LEH MILLS.
Good sold at our store in Eugene for
the same price as at the mill.
Gray Blankets Good value,
$3.50 pr-r pair,
Gray Blankets wild everywhere at $5
$4.00 per pair.
Gray, Red, Itrown or Blue Blankets
All Wool, S3.50 per pair.
-OVERCOATS.-
He arczclosin out this line, and as we hare a large
stock on hand will ofcr special inducements-
Boya All Wool Overcoats, 5 to U
years 16.00
Boya All Wool Overcoats, 10 to If
yearn - $7.00 to 8.00.
Complete line of Furnishing Goods, JIats, Etc-, Etc
JJrowiisYillc Clothing House.
Notice. Mr. B. II. James bavins; retired
from business and being desirous of settling
up, wpierU all those indehted by not or ac
count to immediately call and make a settle
menu He can be found at bis ortice in the
Court House, ready to receipt for all debts
uue mm.
I. X. L. Store.
Notice Is hereby iriven that all those in
dehted to the I. X. L Store are hereby noti
fied to call and settle the same at once, or the
accounts will be ulaced in the hands of an at
torney for collection. Fair warning to all is
our motto. I
Warshaieb Bbos.
Eugene, December 4. 1885.
Keynote to Health,
Health is wealth. Wealth means Indepen
dence. The keynote is Dr Bosankn's Cough
and Lung Syrup, the best Cough Syrup in the
world Cures Coughs, Colds, Pains In the
Chest, Bronchitis and Primary Consumption.
One dose gives relief in every case. Take no
other. ' Price AO cents and Jl. Samples free.
Sold by Usbum A Co.
GRAND
EJM!
Until Jan. 1, 1886,
I propose to sell all.
kinds . of GOODS at
JUICES that will as-
tonishall. If you are
in want of anything
in my line give me a "
call and
PRICE GOODS.
Remember I mean
Business. This is a
Genuine Clearance
Sale.
1
1
lowest, IN FACT
THE-
Gray, Brown, Blue, Scarlet or White-
All Wool, 4 points, $7.00.
White, Searli-t, Gray, Brown, Etc,
All Wool, Extra Large Family,
$3.50, $0.00, $10.00.
Young Mens' All Wool Overcoats
110.00 to 12.00. .
Mens' All Wool Overcoats, former
Trie II 5.00-$l 2 50.
I)
Mil!!,
Only 60 Days More
II
All our cntim stock of GOODS which are left
MUST BE SOLD
IX TIME MENTIONED ABOVE AT
COME ONE!
And Don't Get Left.
AT THE
IZ-LSTOBEI'.
Store Fixture for Sale Cheap.
Bankrupt Sale.
Having purchased the Bankrupt Stock of
GUOCEBIES, ETC. at prices VERY LOW,
formerly belonging to
Osburn Belshawy
I now offer them for
Give me it call and
Sheriff's Sale.
IWrOTIOK IS HKHEBY filVKN THA'f
by virtiiM i? a writ oi' Kxt-vntiiii, duly
out ut tlx Circuit Court if the Stale
if Un'gnii for Line County hy tlio ' Clerk
thert-oi, Deceinlier fitii, tS ami to me
dirccteil, Hhmi a jiiiuunuit renu'-ruil u: suiil
Court Out. i, ISi.), in favor of J lin-niier
& Co., t'llf, and n.iinst J. II. Hurry. Dnlt.,
for tlie sum of tfj.'il ,rKI ami .")() a t'y fi' anil
th" fnrtiu-r sum ot J.00co--t, witli interest
on said o lun u'. at tlie rutH of 10 per'
cent, p.tr a mm (r un due tl.e e (, biog'
nn ible to fin I any pvrn'iiitt pn e tv belong.
Ini t i Den., 1 did, on ill' 21 day of
Uucemorr, IS levy upon tlie follnuiug
dei:riled ri'al p:'"i), rty. to wit : Lots ii, (r
and 7. bl'C't 4). ii Jun.-'i'iu City, Line'
('ouiity, Orejr.in; nls.i eoiiiiiicJicioi at the
K or of the N K of X K of See 17, run
ning V 50 rods, N 4) rods, K 30 rods, 8 to
plane of beginning, cut lining 10 auroi; aNo
N J of S K of S K , Se.! 17, fontaiDing 2(
acres, all in T 1"), S fl 4 vV, ,aue Coun
ty, Oregon, and to satisly said judg
ment, eonti and accruing o 'tU ami expenses
of Sil", I will s.'ll the ab ive desi-ribeil feal
pr p rty at p iblio an.t:ou to tlie higiiot
bidder for eisli in hand at fie Court House
door iu Kugene City, Lane County, Oregon,
on
Monday, January 23, 1886,
At t'ie h ur of 2 o'clock P M of aaij day.
Dated Dee. 11, 1883.
J. It. CAMPBELL,
Sheriff Lano Co , Or.
W. H. DELANO,
DEALER IN
MOIIMEin.
Headstouev and Tombs finished in American
or Italian Marbl
ALSO
Stoci Wotk aid Cjsw'.cr Er.tr;::-s
Scotch and American
Granite Monurnenti.
r.
.) at a distanrc wil'. 1 finn:-b 'd ith
Tiirs ano oeMns in m:tit xiva
on application.
Ah' work warrnniefj.
I -Hf edl snd examine mv w.irl: and get
riciS before piireba-iiu elsewhere
5ii-). AN l VI!!K FEXCIXtJ
r un ited ut maniif.ietiirers' prices 6 my
cusUuners only.
Shop on 8th street near Sloan' Stahl
l -Tf r;ia tisj i J
win HuMFRrrioill apjHIeuu. and M nMnrt
lul w usii o. J.rloj li. Ii roaulai tlmul lad pun.
llhiiuauou. prkM. itmw dnetlr.0 ... UA luil.l.
to an. wnciaiw u Sum Oartcari7 Snd w It.
D. at. FERRY CO., Detroit, Michigan.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
V"OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT
1.1 the ipartnerhip heretiifor nistinj
uuru a iieisnaw lauiasolvrd.
I Jo l.,lSS by Uto. BtLsBAW.
Way
D
EMM.
ANY PRICE".
GOME ALL I
sale at
own1 Prices,
price the Goods.
J. L. PAGE.
DYSPEPSIA.
oedPlitary.liabil. liK-iiliil.voiTy,nervoua J
excitement, e.ceor linDriidenee in rat--
lny or di'iiikiii', uiul various other causes.;
inducu Consiiputioii olluuvd by eeral
il.'i'iiiijeiuent ot tlio liver, kidney's, auit"
Moinat'li, In which Iliu di-oidu' of fuclr
or.Mii inrreu.ses the liilii'iniiy ut tlio others.
'1 ho iimiieiliativsiillH u.v L'.waof Appe''
ti!i-. XiiiK'H, Koul Hivntli, Heart burn, Flntr-'
lili nce, lizzines, .Sick Ifriirluclie, faiiuro '.
of physical nnd inrniil vkw. (li-itrcsdiiig '
seiweorwel'litiindfuiliiPssiibi;pfoiiiiici,
llllil illere!i'd('osliveiless, I'll ( which Mro"
kn iwn muleroii.! head ns Dystiepsia.
Ill every iiistimee wbcnMbitiliseiisedoe
not oi'i,'iii:iii from wto.'iiIous taint in tlw'
blood. Avkh's I'll.t.s limy be ronfldontly ,
reie il nno i Id effect iretiiv. Tlie caarV
not iim-n-Mi! tn Hit enrul ive influence of'.
A YKit'it Pilm :i.iiii will errtainlv vield if
tin; l'll.l.s aivaid.d bvthe powerful blood- '
ptuifyiii;,' properties of AYfcK'S Sahsapa- '
itiix.w
Dyspeptics slionld know tiat tlio loniT
.treatment of their miilaclv is pcKtpoucd,-'
the more difficult of cure It becumcs.
Ayer's Pills
Xevcr full to relieve the bowels ami pro-'
mote their healthful mid regular Hction,
mid thus etire Dyspepsia. Temporary '
piilllallves nit do permanent harm. The
fitful activity into which the enfeebled'
Momai'li Is spurred by "bitters," Hint nleo-''
holii! stimulants is' inevitably fullowrd-,
bv react iun that leaves the onan weaker'
than before.
"Costlvenem, Induced ky my sedentary
hsMts of life, tsn'smu cbninlc'; Ayfr's 1'ills
sllorili'il me speedy relli f. Tlielr ocniiinnal use
bus nlneo ket me nil riulit." Hermann Ckiko. '
it. .v x. ...... i. ir t
"I wns Induce to try Ater's Pitu as a
remedy for lnillKestlnii, Constipation, and
Headache, from wbii h 1 bad li.im been a suf
fi n r. 1 found' their action easy, and obtained
prompt relief.- They hnve bcnelited me more'
lli:in nil the niedli ines ever before tried." Sl.V.
Watson, to J Mule .St., (ih ago. III,
"They have, entirely corrected tlie costive'
habit, nnd v:illr Improved mv eeneinl hwiltb."'
Kkv. Kk4.ni 13 B. IIablowe, J-tMnto, (,a.
"The most effective and tlie esslent physic I
hnve ever found tine done m ill quickly more'
my bowels nnd free my head from pain." W. L
1'aoe, Richmond, to.
"A sutr.rer from Liver Complaint, Dye-'
pepsin, and Neuralgia for tlio lnt twenty
years. Arm's Pills hnxm tK-ncfilpU m. more
than sny medicine I have ever tnktn." 1. R.
Uooers, Ketdmsrt, Brotrn Co., Ind.
"For rvsMps they arc Invaluable." J. T.'
TIayes, Mexia, Tna:
AYER'S PILLS,
PREPARED BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mau.
Sold by ill Druggist.
Something
You Can .
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STERLING HILL
Hew
and letting him renew your subscriptions tot'
newspr, story papers and magazines. H
a s., keeps a compleU stock of Magaiines, in-'
rludmtt entury. Harper, Leslie etc. All thef
P"pul.r librariea. Seaside, Lovells. Standard,
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