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NO VISIBLE RESULTS YET LARGE AMOUNT OF DE
LINQUENT TAXES.
p u rc h a s e s
But Mitchell and Labor Presidents are
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Stil Conferring.
For the reason do not fail to call
and see our new lines of Ladies,
Misses and Childrens Capes, Coats,
Jackets and Furs. Also the finest
line of winter underwear it has
been possible to secure. The quan
tity, excellence, reasonableness in
price of our Dress Trimmings are
conceded by all to be superior to
any shown heretofore. No trouble
to show you our goods.
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E A K IN
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$7,484.42 Remained Unpaid
Oct 7 . —The follow
ing announcement was made from
the White House this afternoon: On
Monday Hon Carroll Wright, com
missioner of lador went to Philadel
phia and gave John Mitchell the
following from the President: If
Mr Mitchell will secure the immed
iate return to work of the miners,
the President will immediately ap
point a commission to thoroughly
investigate all matters at issue, and
do all in his power to obtain a settle
ment of the questions, in accordance
with the report of the commission.
Mitchell has taken the matter
under crnsidtration, but the Presi
dent has not yet been advised of any
decision.
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When the Rolls Closed
Monday, Oct 6.
W ashington ,
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Taxes became deliquent on Mon
day, October 6th, and hereafter
those who did not pay before that
date will be levied upon and tbo
cost of tho levy will be added to the
penalty already attached under tho
new law.
The amount of Laue county taxe3
which became delinquent on Mon
day, according to the figures in
the sheriff's office, is $7,481.42,
which is a very large delinquent,
more than for any year in several
years past.
The only way of accounting for
this large delinquency is that tho
new luw is unsatisfactory or is mis
understood.
The President's Proposition
& B R IS T O W .
Another Convict Escapes
Doss not Meet with
Favor
among
the Striking Miners.
CAPES,
FOES,
For Ladies, Misses and Children
f I M W A Y & BURKHOLDER.
CLOTHING
B uffalo ,O ct 7. — Tho conference
between Mitchell and tho Associa
tion of Manufacturers adjourned to
meet tomorrow in Phildelphia, where
they liupo to have the operators
present. Tho manufacturers will try
to influence the operators to arbi
trate .
Mitchell declares the miners will
not accept Roosevelt’s proposition
to return to work, pending investi
gation ef their grievances.
C O P Y R IG H T.
Protection
against the burglar’s wiles, the
stealth of the midnight thief, the Rioting And Bloodshed Raging
brenkdn of the robber may be found
In New Orleans
¡n the sound locks, door and window
fittings we hnve to offer the househol
der. You’ll sleep all the more soundly
N ew O rleans , Oct 7.— An attempt
o’nights if your house is supplied
with hardware from hero—it’s the to run the street cars this morning
precipitate a street riot. There
right sort every time.
non-nnion motormen and one con
ductor were beaten. Three cars
NOTICE TO CRECiTORS.
were wrecked and left standing in
Notice Is hereby giuen that the undersigned the street. The police are unable
have been, bv the county Court o f bane County,
Oregon appointed administrators o f the estate to cope with the situation.
GRIFFIN &VEACTCH CO
o f J H Perkins, deceased, and all persons hav
ing claims against the estate o f the said J H
Perkins, deceased are hereby notified to present
the same to us, duly verified at the office o f E R
Skipworth in Eugene, Oregon, within six
months from from the date hereof.
Cottage Grove, Or. April 3rd
E K SKIFW ORTH, Attorney for the Estate.
CATHERINE A PERKINS,
JFCURRIN
Administrators o f the estate of J
deceased.
II Perkins,
'Wherever You Go
You W ill see the best Dressed
men wearing Black & Meyer
Clothes, made in the East. They
H A V E T H E EAR M AR KS OF FA S H IO N
You can’t be well Dressed and
wear any others. We are recog-
ed as Leaders of men’s Fashions
in Clothes.
PHCIFIC TIMBER CO'S STORE
Under Odd Fellows' Hall.
Cottage Grove.
N ew O rleans , Oct 8 . — Tho street
railway companies have been trying
to obey the order of the Mayor and
run their street car under the pro^
tection of the militia.
The situation is desperate. Bloody
battles have been fought at inter
vals all the forenoon between the
mob and militia. Many have be.n
killed and wounded.
More serious trouble is feared to
night aH the strikers are wild with
rage and are beiDg joined by the
disorderly element.
I l l s l . l f e III F r r l l .
“ I just seemed to have gone all t.
pieces,” writes Alfred Bee, of Welfare
Tex., “ biliousness and n lame back
had made life a burden. I couldn’t
| eat or sleep and felt almost too worn
l out to work when I began to use
i Electric Bitters, but they worked
| wonders. Now I sleep like a top, can
| eat anything, have gained in strength
and enjoy hard work." They give
| vigorous health and new life to weak
■ sickly, run-down people. Try them
| Only 50c at J P Currin’s drug store
B A N N E R
S A L V E
the most healing *•!*• *" tho w ort*
F olsom , Calif, Oct 8 . — Convict
Murphy, the fireman on the prison
engine at the state penitautiary ad
jacent this city, made his escape
from the penitentiary grounds on
the engiuo this forenoon. The
prison guards firod about a hund
red shots at the escaping convict,
without effect it is thought.
Murphy left the engine at Alder
Creek and took to the woods. A
posse is in pursuit.
IVn.KE8BAP.itE Pa., Oct 8 . —At 3
o’clock this afternoon, after hurried
preparations, President Mitchell and
three district Presidents rushed off
to New York. Shortly after 2 o’clock
President Mitchell roceivod a telo-
gram from Now York which immedi
ately changed his plans. He hastily
summoned tha District Presidents
with an evident air of jubilation.
He refused to say anything. It has
been learned on what seems to be
good authority that the message
was from a prominent coal operator
and it is believed Mitchell and his
colleagues will be asked to name
terms for settling the strike. The
iarty will reach New York at 9
o’clock tonight,
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Good Roads Convention.
The good road’s Convention will
be held in Portland October 14 ann
15th. The S P Co have made a re
duced rate of one and one-third
fare for tho round trip and a large
body of people who are interested in
tbo good roads movemeut are ex
pected to attend. Considerable
interest has lately been manifested
in this movement and some profit-
table results are looked for.
A red headed woman of Ottawa.
Kansas, ran away from her husband
ane family, and wrote her husband
that she was happy, and for him “ to
be good and Heaven would reward
him.”
He bad already received a
part of his reward, as she had left
him.
Foley’s Money and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.