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AVcccLiblc Preparation for As similating UicroodandHcgutk tiiig ik Stomnrla nnri ItovvehaC. ProtnotesDiSeslion.ChcerfuI ncss and Rcst.ConlflIns nciUier Oinuin.MorphiiiO nor Mineral Not N ah c otic. MKvttouniMirnaixuaa AnlM Jmmmt . ftwmJttJ IMi WW Attfrfecl Remedy forCoMlioA- lion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, Worms .ConvulsionsTevcrisri' I icss and LOSS Of Smi'. Tac Simile Signature cf NEW YORK. tXACT COPTO VBAEPCB. FOUGHT THE 1SC0ME TAX. The "Tip of tbeTongueM man In the New York Prese gives the names, estimating fortunes and the amount for whijh a few of the rich inen of the cast are assessed. It ia an interesting table: Tho Gould estate ia worth MOO, 000,000; a sscssed for 1021,000. FO Matthitsson (sugar trust), 15,000,000; assessed on $240,000. Louis Stern, $5,000,000; assesBsd for $310,000. Henry Villard rated at $10,000, 000; Mrs Villard assessed at $500, 65b. Maj It E Hopkins Standard Oil $5,000,000; assessed at f 143, 000. James II Bunker's estate, $10, 000,000; fimily assessed at $295, 000. ' Estate, of T C Eastman, $25,000, 000; family assessed at $235,700. No wonder all thosa paupers fought the incomo tax. A Dead wood man writes to the Floronce West that "great lucions apples go begging for 25 cents a bushel.'.' Did that man, or the general community, ever consider tho neat'incoms that would bo ob tained by drying the splendid Ore gon apples that go to waste under the trees? Hundreds of thousands of bushels of as fine appks as ever grow will rot on the ground in the Willamette valley this season . Such waste is unpardonable. This is splendid weather far the fanner to get through bis fal chores. Hardly enough rain for tho plow as it is usod by the major ity of our farmers. Vet many of them are becoming convinced of tho splendid results obtained from dry plowing, and a trip up and down tho valley shows many plows at work in the dry stubble fields The Albany Salvationists furnish novelties to uttra.'t people to their IneetingB. At their meeting to night a seven months old baby wil be. given away. Thisiiaitep in advance of the chromo gift methods of drawing a crowd. The only difficulty the army is liable to ex perionce in this novel line of draw inn a crod is that the supply ol marketable babies is very limited While a uuiaance, generally speak ing, the owners are very unwilling to part with them. '' The announcement that ex-Pre6 ident Cleveland is about to re-enter politics comes like a voice Irom the touio. Hut of course there is no truth in it. This arch traitor to his purty has no followiu worthy of the name. The jarty that he betrayed has no use for him, and the party that profited by bis treachery, now that their use for him is at an end, has nothing but contempt lor its late ally. A Salem minister condemns :l.e State Fair management forallow- ing business to be couducted on the grounds on Sunday. He is op posed even to the eating bouse that dtcrcd to the wants of fair ground liabitnei. Di awing it rutffer fine on the que.-tion of Sun lay desecration. SAu HA The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Fao-simile Signature or ON THE WRAPPER OF EVEBT BOTTLE. THE KIND YOO HAVE ALWAYS BODGHT. One of the most interesting move ments now on foot is that, among few zealous Hebrews, to colonize Palestine with Jews, and rebuild the Holy City, Jerusalem, under the! auspices. A meeting was recently held at Basle, Switzerland, to con aider its feasibility. A concerted movement for the fulfillment of prophecy is certainly a novelty in the history of the world. However, it would seem to be the work of few enthusiastic ones am .ng the Hebiew race. There is no evidence that any considerable body of in telligent Jews favors the project and the reformed Jews of the Uni ed States are, in the main, decidedly hostile to it. They are Amerioans in thought and feeling, and Juda ism h their religion. Ashland Uecord: The celebrated "natural bridge" over Lost river, for some time submerged, will be brought back into sight; the con tract for erecting a levee across Lost rivor slough having been let to Frank Adams for $2,490. and the work lias already commenced The levee' will prevent Klanath river from entering Lost river, thu Tule lake will recede to its na'ura confines and the inundated farms will siain be tilled. The levee wil be 2,400 yards ia length, 30 feet on the bottom and 12 feet on top. The average depth will be about 1 feet, It will contain three 12-foot head gates. Poor old John Sherman has some spunk left beside the humiliation to which he has b?en subjected by Hanna and McKinley. Whin irdered by Boss Mark to degrad the high office which be holds by stumping Ohio for Hanna, Sherman wrote a speech , and when Hanna and McKinley demanded that they be allowed to revise the speech be fore it was delivered the aged states' man destroyed the manuscript and refused to take the slump at all. i j It would not surprise us if the "turning down" of Mr Oeer in the Federal appointment scramble should make that gentleman gov eruor, at least the candidate of the Republican party for the position If the publio gets the ides that a man is abused it is very liable to make a martyr of Kim, And, by the way, Oeer would make a pretty deceut governor. He would not be controlled by any political ring, Dallas ltemiier: J B Nesmith, of Rickreall, was in the city yester day and informed our reporter that he had baled 112 ton of straw this seas in at a coat offl.io per ton le has sold 20 tons at $ a ton, and 1ms 12 tons stored away in his barn for winter use. This is a prao.ical lessjn on ttirift and economy which mtny of our farm ers could probably emulate. The Fossil Journal is now twelve years old a. id has Writ conducted by James 8 Sterl, the present editor and publisher for the last eight years. The paper is a credit to Gilliam :ounty, to the state and to the publisher. It U hlled weekly with original editorial and live matter. May it long prosper. JCNCTIOS HEWS. Clipped From th Times of Of toh r 1 Doe Johnson came borne from tbe gold fields of Southern Oregon Thurs day morning. Dr Geary kas leuted the J J Eaton property and will move In as soon as some repairs are made. Tbe M E Sunday school enjoyed a plcole out In tbe foot hills Saturday. They had a grand time aud the day was enjoyably spent. Charles Cook expects to leave next week for Albuquerue, New Mexico, for tbe U ut-fU of bis health. lie expects to be absent about a year. George, the little son of Frank Curtis bad bis collar bone cracked while at school Monday. Some of the larger boys w tills at play knocked hlui over. Mr aud Mrs T M Bhlck, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, are the guests of Mr and Mm Henry Bushnell. Mr Hblck and Mrs Bushnell are sisters. Tbey expect to remain in Oregon several months. Jtev Graff returned Suuday from Klamath Falls Indian Mission to wblcb place be was assigned by the Oregon conference. He la much pleas ed with his new field and with bis family will leave for that place next week. Baxter Howard has concluded to en- Ur mercantile business and has made arrangements to locate at Brownsville where l.e baa already secured a room. He wiii move to that place and ex pects to be ready for business in three r fur wt-e f. UUbToN BL0UMER8 COH1SO. Ibe 1 utiles Baseball Club to Crota lints wltn tbe Eugene Team, Friday, October 8. Dally Guard Ostotwr 1. The "Boston Bloomers," tbe ladies champion baseball club from Boston, who are touring the west will play a mateb game on Friday, October 8lb, with tbe Eugene club. Their ad vance agent, Mr F McMillan, arrived In Eugene last night, and this morning made tbe necessary arrangements with Manager Drew Urlffln of tbe Eu gene team. The girls from Beanlown put up clean game and play like professionals, asklogfltor no favors, hut playing hard snappy game on Its merits. They played at Portland yesterday, and to morrow and Wednesday play at Halt m This la decided novelty aud a good attendance Irom tbe surrounding country Is predicted. Tbe Eugene team will go into train Ing at once, and while the time short, will try to Interest tbe girls tbeir arrival. on Outside Comment. Albany Demo- ciat: The Uulverslty of Oregon will uot euter any of the Intercollegiate contents thla year either In gei.eral athletics or In football. This is to be legietted. Tbe leading university ol tbe state should be more spirited than that. Enuinks Arrived. The Eugene Electrlo Light Company received tbeir mammoth engines for the new plan by today's freight. Tbe same will placed la posl.lon In a few days. A marriage lloeuae was granted late Saturday to Eruest Sloan and Lulu Hull by County Clerk Jennings. Cubans ray tbey must have freedom or nothing. Tbey are willing to pur chase the r Independence, but will not accept autonomy. EvHxruUd apples In 60-pouud boxes are quoted at 6 to 6 cents per pound at Han Francisco, and are be lug bought up at interior poluts that slate at a basis of 61 cents iu Sau Francisco. A woman In Cottage Grove cured her husband of staying out late at night by going to the door wheu he came home and whispering through tbe keyhole, "la tl at you, Willie? Her huabaud's uame Is John, and be atays at borne every night now, and sleeps with one eye open aud a revol ver under his pillow. Henry George is alter the rich tax dodgers in his campaign (or the New York mayoralty. He claims that a well known insurance company with property valued at $12,000,000 makes returns to the assessor on but f-'.WO.WU. And this, be says, is not an isolated case. Boston will relish the solemn statement by a London newspaper of high standing and large circula tion that John L Sullivan's candi aa( y tor mayor ' is supported by a powerful Methodist journal which declares that he is a reformed drunkard and was alwavs kind to his mother." i . . . A story is told of the late Btrou Iirsch that conveys a valuable les son. After writing a mess ice an nouncing the gift of a fortune to a school, the great millionaire went over tbe telegram carefully a second time, condensing it so as to save a franc. It will never do to base a perma nent system of finance for the Unit ed States upon famines in Asia and crop failuret in Europe. Commissioners Court Morehoute road In IV 18 8 It 2 W; istablibhed as a public highway. L T Harris, legal services for H F Mi Cornsck, supervisor I 8 60 L C Harris, deputy prosecuting attorney, examination Pboebe Angus, Insane 6 LT Harris, dej uty prosecuting attorney, State vs F I teed 6 .0 LT Harris, deputy prosecuting attorney, State vs Henderson . & Berrv 8 70 L T Harris, deputy prosecuting attorney State vs Holt L T Harris, deputy proMCUtlng attorney examination of Ellen Brannon, insane T W Harris, M D, examination of Ellen Brannon. insane 8 50 5 00 6 00 J W Harris, M V, examination of Ellen Brannon, insane ow T W Harris, M V, examination of Phoebe Angus, W L Cnesber, M V, examination of Phoebe Angus, insane 6 00 Sidney Scott, conntuble, State vs McDowell aud Johnson (Voe and Itoe) L T Harris, deputy district attor ney State vs Moe. Sidney Scott, con.table State vs Moe J W Vaugban, J I, State vs Hendricks and Berry JH Wells, countable State vs Hendricks aud Berry Nettle Berry, witness State vs 8 SO 2 60 1 (0 4 80 6 65 lleudrlcks and Berry 1 00 A 1 Caldwell, witness State vs Hendricks aud Berrv 1 00 J II Quint), witness Slate vs Hell drloks and Berrv 1 00 Frank Hendursou, wltueas State vs Hendricks aud Berry, claim ed.! 1 60, not allowed W L Berry, witness State vs Hendricks and Berry, claimed $1.00, uot allowed C A Wintermeler, witness State vs Heudrivks and Berry L T Harris deputy district atty State vs McDowell and John 6 60 son (Doe aud Roe) 6 00 J L Zelgler, witless State vs Mc Dowell aud Johnson (Doe and Roe 1 60 Gregory Zelgler, witness State vs McDowell and Johnson (Dee and Roe 1 00 Fanule Zelgler, witness State vs McDowell and Johnson (Doe and Roe) 1 60 George Croner witness State vs McDowell and Johnson (Itoe and Doe) 1 60 George A Drury, ;J P state vs George Cleveland 1 O W M Nayloi, constable 8 80 Judson Skinner, juror 1 00 Arthur Holland, juror 1 Heury I'hlllppl, juror 1 00 M' L lleudrlcks, juror 1 Chas E Powers, juror 1 00 W M Bogart, Juror - 1 00 George A Dury, J P, state vs Holt L J Yoder, lumber 11 40 C A Winb rueir, J P statvs II Miller 8 05 Sidney Scott, constable 1 L T Harris, deputy district at torney 5 J W Vaugban, J P, state vs It-ad 6 05 C A Wiuternielr, J 1 state vs Krausse 4 LT Harris, deputy district at torney state vs KruiiH.ne 6 00 Beth McPbersoii, wit new state vs Krausse 1 (0 L W Clark, witness state vs Krausse 1 C A Wlnteimeier, J I', state vs JimOiu 4 Sidney Scott cons' aMe atate vs Jim Gin 100 J S Stiles marshal state vs Jim Gin 1 20 LT Harris deputy dlstriot at torney state vs Jim Giu 6 00 Thomas Richardson, rebate on taxes 1806 3 E R Holleubeck r 'ad work dis trict No 27 12 00 Mrs Killlngsbeck wltues state vs Reed 2 10 Mollie Speau witness state vs Reed 2 10 Mat Rauibo wltuesi atate vs Reed 2 10 U Wells constable el lined $15 85 allowed 13 Sa C R Doyle was appointed a specls deputy. Application of publio easement for rosd by John Brandon. Robt Mil llean, James O'ltri. n aud Olf Brattaiu appoluted viewers to asortaiu tbe damages to Matthew Flaherty. Damages to Cordelia Reyuolds; pe tition atking reasonable damages for Injury received from being thrown fmm a sprlug wagon, caused by de fective bridge on Eu,une aud Coyote publio road through no contributory negligence of tbe petitioners; action on said petition be continued uutll O:tober term, lSt7. L II Patterson clerical work iu ir.ui!urei's oftlee, April to October 75 00 6 00 4 00 W B Wood hauling Irous P E Jaeksou bounty on 2 ecu- gars L X Itoney. brliiire ou North rork, Salmon creek 1.50 00 L Chambers miscellaneous hardware 28 60 L T Harshberger lumber 12 00 B F Powers gravel aud damage to Uud 41 04 W Harris medical attendaue to pauper 10 00 JasM Shaub care of pauper etc... 26 60 DA II iland, special constable state vs Holt, ballanoe 3 00 T Calllson county commis sioner 60 SO W T Bailey county commission er 16 00 O Totter stamps 60 cts, ex- pecses visiting Mill Cieek bridge aud McKeniie rord 11 76 (Sherwood Burr additional pre mium Underwriters aou Chester Insurance policies harles Goldsmith ad.litloba premium Underwriters and Manchester Insurauce policies.. B III m. I Bird. 7 f0 6 65 p V Osburn aaniuiii nilum Uuderwrliws auu man Cheater limurauce policies 3 i0 W L Butler rebate on cosis on 1 21 taxes Sherman Adams rebate on costs 1 25 on taxes J W Bounds supplies for pa i 10 60 ru.ru KM Blair hauling ro k eru-ner i" - . 1 60 aud lumber Frank B Wilson and others pro ceedings Silas E Lloyd; con tluued. i-ti.,.1. 1. Tuvlnr rebate on taxes 4 30 tv u ri.rl.maii. deliUtV S.icriu oo v " " ... ,n M Georue C Frlwell appointed: uepuiy alirifr. At this lime the following bills were continued. Hmi.lwrMnn .1 LIUU. UiedlCIBeS for pauper, claimed w W L Berry, witness State vs claimed 1 60 Wltv Ik-rrv. wltuess State vs claimed 1 w ' ' , nn F rn.n k Heudertou witness State tru plulfltPfl 1 OU A ! Ca d e l. Witness Blaie vs claimed 1 w J H Oulun wltuens Slate vs nluluu.ll l o J 11 Wells constable State vs nlullll...! O 60 W Vauirbau J P Slste vs nluimiul - 4 80 J II Wells cons able Slate vs Jolianua Miller claimed 38 80 v m n,,tnn rctiate on taxes 1S1HI 00 M J Hadsall J P State vs Fred Mason 18 00 8 D Morford coustahle State vs Fred Mason 1 40 W W Neeley, Juror SiMe vs Fred Masou 1 00 Win Ferris constable State vs Fred Mason 1 00 Thomas Star Juror State vaFred Mason 1 40 A E Hadsall juror State vs Fred Masou 1 20 E N Nichols Juror State vs Fred " Mason 1 Chas Gettys juror State vs Fred Mason 1 00 Thomas Neeley juror State vs Fred Mason, rejected 1 00 A P Walker Juror State vs Fied Masou, rejected 1 80 W II Morford Juror State vs Fred Mason, disagreed 1 00 EHoflmau Juror State vs Fred Masou, disagreed 1 00 Wm Martin Juror State vs Fred Masou, disagreed 1 00 Wm Brynd juror State vs Fred Masou, (iii-agreed 1 Geo Mchols Juror State vs Fred Mason, disagreed 1 00 Geo Hartley, juror State vs Fred Mason, disagreed 1 00 Pearl Young, wltuess State vs Fred Mason disagreed 3 00 Frank Hartley wltuess State vs Fred Mason 3 00 Peter Audercon wltuess State vs Fred Masou 3 00 John West wltuess State vs Fred Mason 3 00 Sylvester Kber wltoets State vs Fred Mason 3 ( NeUe Hewett witness Slate vs red Mason 1 50 John Lloyd witness State vs Fred MSBOll 1 Martin Brynd witnets State vs 50 Fred Masou 3 00 Ro.e Masou witness State vs Fnd Mason 3 00 S L Kline supplies for paupers (llausen) 10 50 C A Wiuterm-ier, J P State vs NcDurr aud Johuson 6 65 D A Holland SDeclal coLatnblu State vs Johu Holt, claimed $8.75 allowed 4 Wm Naylor, special constable State vs Johu Holt, claimed $1.20 allowed 1 10 Ella Holt wltuess State vs John Holt, claimed $1.70 allowed 100 Dot Holt witness State vs John Holt, claimed $1.70 allowed 1 00 Martha Holt witness S ata va John Holt, claimed $1.70, al io ved 1 6 William Patterson witness State Johu Holt, claimed $1.70 ak lowed 1 00 W W Mathews witness State vs John Holt, clalmel $1.70 I- lowed J Butler J P, State vs John I 00 Doe and John Roe 4 65 H Miller constable State vs John Doe and John Roe 2 00 Stork Sold. CurrleA Huston ves icruay aoiu ineir second-baud store to u lllton, pi oprietor of the second-hand store at Seveuth and Willamette streets. Mr Tiltou will eonaolLUia ih two stores aud is today moving bis m uinuiviic Bireei sioea to the location of the former store, corner Ninth and Oak streets. MrCurrle will eontlni to ruu tho Oak street fish market. 10.M ivn-ixR. Tomorrow I tho Jewish day of atonement. Kippur," probably one of the most Im portant days of the Hebrew calendar, uu wm oeooserved by F.uireiie's cltl- teus of that faith. FOK TOBBACO, CIGARS, ' CANY. GO TO. Hampton Bros. If S' 1U I JL Just Received . . A fine line of JACKETS and CAPES. Prices from $4.50 to $20.00. BLANKETS from 65 cts to $7.00 Juactioa City : Milling Compaiiy. f MANUFACTURERS OF THE (( WHITE ROSE" ooo oILQTJR.o o o 0 , GUARANTEED Tho most popular flour leading grocers. VtiU y!j lu'"' ' Ut ( mi h , evil I nntl iiltsutl hMI. tssaiui. R4ii. JwiImI. ClOft4. ftwIUby kurMlstDEiiilBne.OrcklMby UENbKlLSON St Throat Coughs Is there a tickling in trie throat? Do you cough a great deal, especially when lying down? i.re you hoarse at timet? Does nearly every cold you take settle in your throat? These "throat coughs" are very deceptive. Don t neglect them. Troches, or cough syrups won't touch the spot. You must take remedies that will enrich the blood, tone up the nerves) and heal the in flamed membranes. SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos- fihites contains such remedies, t has wonderful nourishing and healing power. The cause of the cough Is removed; the whole system Is given new life and vigors and the danger from threatening lung trouble is swept away. Book about it free For ult by all dru prists at 50c and 91.00. SCOTT & BOWXE, Ntw York. The Pope is sariously ill. Hi has been a long and useful life Under his rule the Catholic church h ts advanced with the spirit of the times and become thoroughly mod eruized. l'raetical work for tbe amelioratioi of the social condi- tions of mankind has eugrossed his attention nd sympathies to an ex tent not reached by any of bis pre- decessors. It is nut ofteu a defeated presi dential candi lata has held the at tention of liie people like Bryan is now d' nig. Wherever he goes im mense crowds Hock to hear him. But it is not the peisonality that attracts the multitude?. It is the principles lie represent, wh'eh will be again contested at the polls in a rirtn - . . uw. Men die but principles never. Fr.i.ii the Pittsburg Tost: It 'b an tui.iiwiioned fact that with rare xeoptiot.s and Pittsbure ia not lie of ihe.u jurcity governments are bad; they are extravagant, in- uicient noneycombe.1 with cor ruption and jobbery. As Mr Brice declares in h;s "American f. mnnwealth,' they are the onlv failures in America. No trust for beer, yet tbe lar brewriesof the ountrvr mn. nested by a trust rxanaeement. 1 t 0L Call and see us. Can SAVE YOU MONEY, , QUALITY in the market. Sold by & - iailuU.A, .ull ill. - . Vhl l"ftS Uf brain Ka. ItHjilW. huhiltlZ d ivii in a, l:'i;xitciTy r r-t dun (tisa)M t aHHT builder. Mck't'ii i;tU'un l itnTtmtwudiiaa Ifa.Mly cfffTiod In votpiK'k't.fe 1 Mrto; II frS. Rthi m ptilrt. with a wrttttn fntrmtrr orm i yrr 'ifififi. WrtUutC meritoul book rrlt'i plnln wmnr-r, wild tMttm.miuui; f1nanrlM I at it ml mi tf. An rhnrn trip tut, ftntitmu f... .1 vsr affU,t.rU.in:.'i; (. 0.LUl k, nimiiIiafk1Q LVNN.unUUyOMll UN & loLAO.U.su CORNER DRUG STORE. VINCENT & WALTON, Props. Successes to V. Hemenway. . . Dealer! In Drugs, Ii:3ncs Chchiclc:, fan es, Farcy ardTletArtiia Sp:ngcs, Combs. .-. and aCezploteliMi Irus Sandris. 9th and Willamette Sit Eugene, Of W TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Look lere Farmers! Bring your Hides anil Skins to our tanner). F"or all No. 1 prieu bides till pny you i to 4 ! wnisspouod; for No 1 dry liidi 10 wutii pound; For No - according M quality, 4 toS eei:K .Now don't!forget these prices '.are paid in CASH at Th illimetle Tmnj- Haines & Co- Will Kesist. We umWrsUodtW a number of our citizens will rwiijj the bltttr end tho pay nieut oral road assessment In the Eugem ds trict. They clulm it Is lilt-g.il and u neceasary. Our I's and.... ....Other Eyes. Our I's are just as strong they were fifty years ago, h we have cause to uj dB' Put we have less aud lesicsu to praise ourselves, since other do the praising, end we sis more than willing for you to ie us through other eyes. Tbi is how we look toS.F.BoyM. wholesale and retail druggist, Duluth, Minn, who after s quarter of a century of obser vation writes: "I have sold Ayer's Ssrwp rilla for more than 25 itu both at wholesale and reuul, aud have never heard snytuml but words of praise from J customers; not a single coo plaint has ever reached tat. believe Ayer's Sarsaparills to be the best blood purifier, that has been Introduced to the gen eral public." Thii, ffo mau who has sold thousands dozens of Ayer's SarfapsrdlJ, Is strong testimony. Hat only echoes popular sentioent the world over, which b "Nothing but words of prat for Ayer's Sarsaparl"4-" Any Soobt about 11? S.od f.r"Cut It kill. SobU and enrM ' Adln.1 J. C. ATB CO.. lU. 'fill 1,-lPBE S.1 DK. far