i OUT OF IT Coinœissiooers Court Hupervhor* account— When Mr. Janies Ashton Tarraway J F Miller supervisor district No 65...................................................... 60 o» was asked to vrganlxe a dramatic en­ tertainment in aid of the choir funds, W B Hawley supervisor district No 15............................................. 64 On be amiled and accepted with alacrity. He bad always taken an intelligent in­ Jacob Newsbautn su|>erviaor district No 38............................ 20 CO terest in the drama. As an amateur ac­ tor be had never bad scope, but now W E Curtis supervisor district No 6................................................ 10 00 his chance bad come. But ut his first • -ay, hushed with E T Templemau supervisor dis­ enthusiasm and 6 «1 with hope, he rhe Kinel Foil Have Always Bought, and which lias been trict No 12..................................... £6 £0 went at once to Invoke the aid of the iu use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of Fauper account— Parkinsons. ami has been made under his per­ F L Bristow supplies for pauper Would they help? Of course they sonal supervision sln^e its infancy. would. Further, they would get tbe E James ........................................ 2 Oo Allow no one to deceive you in this. Maxwell Hmlths to help. too. and the J L Page supplies for pauper D All Counterfeits, Imitation* and “ Jnst-as-good” are but Maxwell Smiths were splendid, espe­ Taylor ............................................. 70 Experiments that tritte with and endanger the health of cially George. Between tbe Parkinsons Williams A Parvin supplies for Infants and Children—Expert juce against Experiment. and tbe equally numerous Maxwell pauper E Cain and Mrs Win­ Smiths there were an alliance and a frey ................................................. 14 00 friendship of long standing, and It was C W Powell supplies for pauper possible that one or two of tbe younger J W Powell................................. 4 00 members, especially George, might fur­ Castoria is it harmless Hubktitutc for Cantor Oil, Pare­ J Handera suppliri for p»uper ther cement It In the blessed bolids of goric, Drop« aud Soothing .Syrups. It Is 1‘leusant. It oo matrimony. So hero Mr. Tarraway bad Mrs E Taylor............................. contain* neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotio his company made to his band. So he J W Hlarr supplies for pauper suibstunee. Ita age ii its guarantee. It de.«troya Worm» Mrs E Taylor............................. 1 00 went home happy and dreamed of a playbill whereon was written and allayn i’everialmess. It curea Diarrlioca and Wind B F lvunsell keeping pau;>ers for “Romeo (son to Montague), Mr. J. Colic. It relieves Teething Trouble», cure« Conatipatiou August........ .................................... 116 Ashton Tarraway." and Flatulency. It lutaimilate» the Pood, regulate» tbe A Lamb keeping paupvr Mrs J And a Litle farther down: Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural bleep. W Malian..................................... 12 00 “Juliet (daughter of Capulet), Miss Tlie Children’» i’auucea—The Mother’ll Friend. Witness account— Agnes Parkinson.” Elmer Lieb witness state vs H A Agnes was certainly tbe prettiest of Gill................................................... 1 9J the Parkinson girls. The Maxwell GENUINE ALWAYS Smiths were all good looking, especial­ Mary Gill witness state »1 H A Gill ................................................. 1 60 ly George. Rut at the very first meeting of the J M Oliver witness rtata vs Eg- alliance and Mr. Tarraway he saw Ills gersliam......................................... 1 70 hopes dashed. They listened with re­ Justice account— spect to his statement that he was dis­ C A Wintermeier just lea fees... 67 40 posed to fly somewhat high. But they Lee W Clark justice fees.............. 0 70 were opposed to Shakespeare. George thought the fairest thing would be to Constable account— Geo Croner constable fees.......... 7 00 put It to the vote. For Shakespeare J H Miller constable f es.............. 8 60 voted Mr. Tarraway from conviction, Bldney Bcott constable fees.......... 31 75 and Miss Parkinson from tact In favor of a good old farce and some­ Ferry account— thing sentimental to follow voted ev- THt CtNTAUR COMPANY, TV MVRAAV STRICT. MW TORR CTW It C Vaughan fixtures for ferry 1 00 erybody else. W H Eaton, labor ou ferry......... 4 60 And that was the beginning of the B F Finn canoe fot Hendricks' end. Against tbe family alliance Mr. ferry................................................. 10 oo Tarraway was powerless. They flat­ tered him hugely, and the more they E A Bowen salary running The telegraph brings news that Bryan believes the evils of restric­ Lowell ferry............... ................. 30 00 flattered him the less did they do any one of the things that he wanteil. When Czolgorz takes hie meals regularly. tion are greater than the evils of W H Eaton salary running Jas­ It came to the selection of a piece. It 00 He will not do so long. 30 per ferry......................................... freedom and further declares that turned out that George had already the death of President McKinley P. C Vaughan salary running looked out two little things that he The weather clerk has it in mind Hendricks’ ferry.......................... 34 60 thought would do, though he wished it cannot be traced to anything said to give us some of the usual I Light and fuel account— clearly to be understood that he did not or written against him. The war- Eugene Electric Light Co light 17 73 want to force them on anybody. The splendid Oregon fall weather. fare, he nays, must be against first was that old fashioned, rollicking Stationery account— That report of the proceedings of anarchy, not against freedom E Schwarzschild stationery...... 27 35 piece, “Wooden Heads,” full of fun ami always a success. The second was that Printing account— the Schley court of inquiry is of speech, Anarchy, he insists, is 20 sweetly pretty little thing In one act 6 Oregon State Journal printing... almost as interesting reading a foreign product, and thrives entitled “An April Love Story.” Gilstrap Bros printing .. .. ......... 16 60 "Now,” said George, “on one thing I as some of the government patent must where there is the least free­ Irwin Hodson Co blank book Insist. Mr. Tarraway is organizing office reports. dom of speech and press. record ............................................. 14 76 this entertainment, and Mr. Tarraway Bohemia Nugget printing.......... 1 00 must have the right of veto, We all That one can never tell what a The Pacific Miner tells bow Lum G uard priding.............................. 10 90 value his judgment, and it must over- jury will do, is again exemplified rule any opinion which we may forin Teachers’ examination account— in the verdict of a coroner’s jury in Davie, a ranchman on the Snake Nettle Kress examiner.................. 30 00 ourselves.” was ngreed upon at once wlth- Florida* They found that the River, near Huntington, mixed Vina Lemley examiner.............. 30 00 out This a single dissentient vote, and Mr. things up. "Lum ” started in by Insane account — victim of a mob had died from Tarraway was pleased. Then tbe two courting a squaw, then made love W L Cheshire examining John plays were read. heart failure. W Smith for Insanity.......... 5 00 to a wench and alterwards married Mr. Tarraway did not like either of them. They were not his Idea of the A Salmon River district claim, a Chinese woman, now the mother L W Brown examining John VV Smith for insanity...................... 6 00 legitimate drama; neither did they con­ Alaska, produced an $820 nugget ot his two children. As if this Election account— tain a good Tarraway part, ns he had on July 25,and the same day $1,660 were not enough to exhaust his Seth Simmons registering elec­ conceived it. But he was made to un­ was washed from a hole on the supply of meanness, he started in to tors ................................................. 1 40 derstand that If he did upset every­ body by going against the majority and Tax rebate account— same claim. A few days of such make moonshine whiskey out of vetoing these pieces he would be a J C Beck et al rebate on tax for mining would be a very agreeable prunes, and is now in the county poltroon, an Ignoramus and a heartless 1896 Dan bee assc semen t.......... 8 47 cad. He did not exercise that veto. occupation. jail. Lum could have gathered C lurthouse and lawn account — “Of course,” said George, "I don’t slashings of gold along the banks of N Grots labor on lawn ............. 33 00 dream of asking Mr. Tarraway to take The Charley Shung Chinese res­ County officers aoeount— the River Snake, wedded a while any part In the farce. That Is quite taurant out at Prineville has taken I H R Kincaid county judge »alary 66 65 beneath bls attention. It is all very woman, been electeel to the legisla­ a partner, Mr Clone- Now should well for us beginners, but 1 shouldn't ture, rode on free passes and drank A H Patteison county treasurer salary ............................................ 66 65 like to see a man like Mr. Tai;away Shung happen to be away and waste himself on It.” all of the corporation whiskey he W W Withers county sheriff someone inquire for him his partner "I don't mind a little harmless fun,” could swill—but he wouldn’t do it. salary .166 65 might truthfully but surprisingly said Tarraway feebly. W W Withers board for prisoners 67 «0 Nou Uncle Samuel will trim hie "No,” said Miss Agnes Parkinson; answer: "Shung is gone and 1 am Fred Fisk deputy sheriff salary .. 75 n “there must be a limit to your kind­ nails to the very quick. Gone too.” Harry L B owii deputy sheriff ness.” salary ............................................ 50 00 As to the sentimental < e, there British troops in South Africa J H Miller special deputy sheriff Rabbi Bones, who died in Port­ • orge must 50 was a unanimous cry t’ land Saturday, witnessed much ot complain that they find uo enemy E U Lee county clerk salary...... 1 166 65 play the hero. Tall aod I nmlsome. he would look the part to perfection. Miss Portland's history, especially of 11<> fight notwithstanding there are F L Gibbs deputy county clerk salary ............................................. 75 00 Agu.-s Parkinson said: that pertaining to the Hebrew resi­ etill many B iers under arms. It is “Unless Mr. Tarraway wishes to play dents. For forty years he ex­ a country ot great distances and Roy Knox deputy county clerk It himself. We mu- t ■ ' forget that lie salary ............................................. 60 00 la organizing this t rihiiinient.” ercised the priestly functions in the the Boers are scattered in small J I) Hamlin deputy county clerk Mr. Tarraway ■ -cluitiHsl any desire commands, besides they have Oregon metropolis. He was eighty- salary ............................................. 86 00 to play the | it, wherein tie lied. thorough knowledge ot ths country W M Miller county school super­ one years of age. George accepted li on condition that intendent salary.......................... 100 00 Mr. rarraway p'.iyed the manservant, and are among their owu people The Santa Fe railroad has came It is hard for an enemy to catch I) P Burton county assessor sal­ which in 16 and $30................................... 46 00 to lose h.m as stage manager. At tlie their stock for another year and he stoo)*ed his head by its side to next rehearsal lie was asked to give tip eave part of their shattered fortunes. observe the position of the track on H I) Edwards county commis­ sioner $14 00 and $47.00.......... 61 02 at the doors. In this caimelty he did weary. Schley made a loop. Suffice West Uro« sprinkling streets 6 00 not take much money, but had the The big prune dryer this aide of compensation of missing the entertain­ it to state that the loop meant a Title Guarantee aud Loan Co ment. Corvallis, it ie claimed is the laud entries aud blue prints... 16 00 tem|»orary turning of the flagship The net result was debt of — £6 — 2s 7J. 7d — a ----------- largest in the world. It has a W .M Miller stamp« and newspa­ And the vicar thinks that Mr. Tarrs- from the enemy. Sammon says it capacity oi nearly a car load a day per wrappers................................ 9 10 way might have put a little more eu- was cowardice, while Schley says C H T Atwood medical service« orgy Into It. The families agree with and it will run about thirty days if it was merely rational precaution. him. especially George. Oscar Brewster claimed $73 00 the weather permits. There an disallowed. What is CASTOR IA An a tick wa- Ivey •linci»* oc» <’ r (Jollier of <’l «roll kf , i<»vra( that orari» proved 1st il. 1 ( pili >•* through hi- <’•< Itine h»* kidneys. Hl< i could not H'l-op WlihO'at KrFHt p»h, nor ail in h rbai r Fiet pi propped l»> cu'lilnns. Sort til h- tried Electric Bilteie which ef fe ed .uch h wonderfol change that he write- that be feel“ like a new null. This marvelous medicine cutes back­ ache »mi k'dtiey ir iub e, pur flea tbe blood and Lui.ds up your health. Only 50c at W L D-Lano’s drug store. for Sale. 80 acre tr> ot of land 15 miles west. of Eugene in Noli valley. Partly im­ proved. Goodspring water aiM’d »ol and good timber. Neer school. Friel $275 cash < r $325 ou easy terms Addte-s H F L anoenouk , Kiowa Colorado. In Use For Over 30 Years. a Bryan is opposed to placing hm itatione on freedom of apeech a.- a cure for anarchy. Who should aay what waa incendiary or treasonable, or who could fix the hunt to which they could go and no further? Mr J Tbe irony of fate is filly il­ lustrated by an occurrence in Penn­ sylvania. A bookbin ler died in Brooklyn, New York, in 1893, leaving an estate of forty thousand dollars. 7’heexecutors were unable to find trace of anv heir until the othtr day when they learned that a distant relative, a woman, had diet! in a Pennsylvania poor house last November. Whocan estimate the happine-s such a legacy woul I have g ven tbe poor aoman, peril ape giving her a long base o( life in­ stead of a pauper’s grave? 1 I L Tot Causes Night Alarm. In using canned good., are good. The pries, ss the goods. ,fi üreen& Telephone Main 25-1 Who’s Your Tailor? Ed V Price A Company, of ( bicego Up etiirs room 7, next to Laue County Bank. J M H owe , A»*nl. 619 Wiih Brains vs Trusty? That’s tv hat the manufacturers say. I say it is a good bargain. Hemlock Bark Wanted. Wauled, 500 corda of ht tub ck bark, |l() per cord Enquire nt »i Hie tbe an- ntry. W W H eines & C o . 3 cakes $oap, Savon, 51 oz I box soap, Toilet, 10 oz I lb can Baking Powder 16 oz ____ ALL FOR ■■ 50 cents Goats for Sale. 77 oz Twenty-five goats, 1 to 5 ye .u old for sale. Inquire or addies- •j M S tephens , Eug- ue. L C. SKEELS, and guaranteed absoh . pure^? £> Tickets on the Kimball Oats Stored and Bought. Oats stored at tn y warehouse, Eu- gene, and the Irgbest market price paid therefor. E H F riendly . F ok S ale .—Seed oa's, feed oate and baled bay. A B ond A S on , Irving, Or. •A 11$ 1 'J li f > ■ Î i “Come over and help us” to dispose of our stock of Extracts. All flavors. Finest in the city. At a reduction. O Ciurt ’ iq i tc”c\ 1 1 jht Em in > u •va-'io c to pale cbtekn ar, '’I’/ restores the fire of youti. 8? i v By mail 5Oc per bev: (t ’>oxe lot ‘3.60; wlr’ a written gnuran tec to cure » t refund tlio money N£R jMacedonia’s Cry^ £ ..Il I .V.,4rf Don’t forget our number, |588 Willamette Street 5 W. B. McKINNE TA MEC ICAL CO. Clinton & Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, (Lt For Bale by Linn Drug (!<> Troy Laundry Co HIGH GRADE NURSERY STOCK NOW READY FOR BUSINESS. Warranted in evety respect. Official Government Certificate attached to every package »hipped FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES Vines, Flowering and Fruit-bearing Shrubbery—l’lante. Kosea. Etc. Grown and for »ale by the hirst National Nurserie», Rochester, N Y 0. J. FOSS Agent for 301, E r^ere, Oregon. All the machinery and appliances are up-to-date in every respect. Possesses every convience for turning out the very best of work. Try us and be convinced. Watch for our wagon and the telephone number. Clothes called for and delivered. MRS. E. S. PRITCHETT, Manager BICYCLE FREE —AT­ A Solid oik sideboard for $14.00, $10.00 »nd J4M Extension table for $4.00. Dining chain, cane scat, 75 centi Juliu3 Goldsmith Nurse Rocker for $1.50. Top Mattress for $2.00. Spring Mattress for $1.50. CI«»F» ANO TOBACCO. _ »’«¿KER'S haih balsam ’ Claanace and bmut.He« the hair. Promote« a luxuriant growth, never FaUa to Heatora Gray Hair to its Youthful Color? Curve sap d erate * hair faluM, 0 and |1 w ♦ See our new line of China Closets and BufLu. DAY & HENDRSON, ARMORY BLOCK. -f MONUMENTS ARRIVED • • ■•A CAR LOAD • • • • Direct from quarries in New England. I wo more cars on the way. None furnish better work. None in the valllej handle in larger quantitie?f JJ.e,?Ce OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. write for booklet. EUGEfiE GRANITE ARD MARBLE Wl® w W MARTIN, Proprietor —TO---- ST. Pm. DULUTH. MIINEAPOllS, CHICAGO Th« Kind You Havi Always Bought Barker Gun Works, * Oil# stored at my warehouse, Eu- gene, and th» highest market price paid therefor. H H F riendly . When you hoar a lamb cry at having been sbearwl. ask why It went to tbe shearer.—Hartford Courant. CASTOR IA . >• Oats Stored and Bought. Wall Street. "On* night my brother’« baby wie takeu with Croup,’’ writ«» Mr« J C Snider, of Crittenden, Kv , “itsremed It would strangle before we could get a doctor, «o we gave It Dr King • New For Infants and Children. Discovrry, which gave quick relief and permanently caret! It. We always keep It in ths house to protect our chil­ Bsars th« dren from eroup and whopping cough. It cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble that r.o other remedy would relieve.’ infallible for cough«, cold« throat and lung troubles. 60c and *1 00. Trial botltaa free at W L DeLaoo’a For th> w-r-house, gene, and the highe-t market price pu d therefor. H H F riendly . CASTORI A The Kind You Have Always Bought on the market and called high grade too. Those who are satis­ fied with such have noj high grade in­ telligence. Perfect wheels, and that means perfect in every particular-are > neither scarce nor high priced. We have them. Sell at moderate figures, too. Drop in some time these SNELL bicycles, $25. Many of the n amiliar, but were never bjfore listed at the-. Oats Str rid and Bought oo Bears the Signature of QUEER WHEELS fiendish Attack. A An nfl p int» East t»-«««k e»l>c» »»« t«arl»t XI»»»».. ■ 0 »1»; ••« laf(. X m «« i »( Library Car" HAILYTKAINS FAST TIME. -- 8hKV 1< LAND Si’ENF.kY VNEol AI.K Pacific Nursery Company HEADQUARTSA« FOR Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Yttes, Vines, Plants, .¡«*>t. F^t vL Fotlukl atd tb« GKKA I V’MHf li.N K5’.,oa •»;• *t .-outh- * h-l< Mie sea tetsli Send foe Fnce list ana bescript.Te Catalogs« ra lac r. l>»t..( 1 i. krt < tt.-e. Enm • « GRXAT NORTHERN Ti.k.t(ittc ’ * 122 TR ird STREET» •OkTLASQ, Fnr Ratss. V o U sm »nd fall iafcematiaa *rTnp, <*¡1 oe nr addrrw. T u .* 11 CJ'KNWTOKt 1 KMt Agvat, I'.vtUa.l, Oraÿw, — 7» *t •»' ”*** TANGENT, OREGON.