4
Siuslaw Lum. Co., lumber. ,
John Jonnson, road work. .
Chas herguaon, road work.
W. E. Fendall, road work .
8. II Hoffman, use of jack
■era*.................................
A A. Hollenbeck, blacksm'g
J. Barrow, road work.............
E. Pope, road work..................
John Jay, road work.............
J. Robertson, road work ....
The following list of claims were ' Addison Bros A Rosa, lum ,
111. Robertson, road work..
allowed by the County Court at their 1 E. Barrow, road work.............
regular monthly session, for August, Theo. Sprague, road work. .
'Geo Swartz, road work...
1908:
J. Barrow, road work.............
M. F Dorward, road work . . I
Neut. Sprague, road work . .
James Groom, road work
Chas. Campbell, road work.
Ed Queener, road work.
Chas. Pope, road work....
H. Swarts, road work.............
C. C. Ashley, road work.
Ed Bryant, road work....
Arthur Neat, road work.
D. Andrews, road work....
W. T. Garoutte, road work
Peter Hanson, road work..
C. E. Gillham, labor on road
Sunset Lum Co., lumber
Preston A Hale, supplies
8. H. Vaughn, road work
Lower Bros., lumber....
T. K. Sears, road work . .
I. Slayter, supplies.............
Will Rhodes, road work .
A. P. Walker, road work
P. W. Cudney, road work..
Chas. Hartley, road work..
Warren Surcamp, road work
C. A. Vanachlack. road work
Joe Morris, Jr., supplies..
G. Fromader, road work.
James Nichols, road work . .
Will Wilkins, road work.
Griffin Hdw. Co., supplies
R. H. Mosby, road work.
Loraine Porter, ro>4 work
J. H. Frakes, road work...
Ed Walker, freight......
L. G. Vanscholack. road work
George Nichole, road work
Frank Hawkins, road work.
Scott W PrLadle.. road work
"Willie Vaughn, road work..
Harvey E. PrlnAle. road w k
M. M. Wheeler, road work..
Frank Fl*k. bridge work .
Arthur Combs, labor on road
Chambery Hdw. Co., supplies
K. Bali les, labor on road. .
I.
Mipplies................
W. B. Hawb-y. road work
I . Slayter. supplies..................
E C. Conner, road work
3 Tboe. Walters, road work
E. M. Sharp, road work
J. W. Trueax, road work .
F. Beidler, road work
Thomas Watcen, road work
R. M. Cline, road work
J. H. Watcen, road work..
Ira Conner, road work
Joseph Watson, road work.
'urti* Veatch, ruadw ork
Walter Allison, hauling lum
F. 3 Pedigo, labor on road,
ber......................................
leu Jackson, road work. . .
Will Watson, road work
.
I <' McNab, road work .,
W. Bchenck, damage*..,
John Howe, wood. . .,r. . . .
A. Hileman, road work..
'os. Trnnnell, road work‘d
D. Coryall, road work. .
lie J Neet, road work..,.
M. Johnson, road work..
DU il II —_
— — — I« *«_■ „ _*■
lam Phillipa, ro*< work. . ..
E. Ernest, road work.....
5to<>d, roai work
"red SllkW«
Geo. Christensen, road work
"jort road work..
iniuel 1 Moot
G. M Hon sett, road work..
M. r Gi '><>4<l*rdl. crusher work
N. Nelson, road work.............
ohn t CbMATla, pad work . .
Glmpl Bros., bridge lumber
• Spores g<
i
Wm. Mathers, dep. sup ...
»
Wm. Mathers, road work. .
Hrenhrdsou, road work
'.oberf f JwTwards, road work .
Glenn Mathers, gate wateb’g
Alberd Christensen,
road
*te
road work ....
J. udtkey, road work ....
work ............................
Jas. A. Austin,, supplies and
J. JJoreey. ■ road
" • m
roB|l work
work ....
.. ‘
«.
“ J. Lankins, road work..
road work.......................
Vljm Wetzel,
Vljrii
Wetz«»l, road work . . ...
. .
Alberd Christensen, bridge
L. 'Calloway, crusher work .
work .................................
I. N. Blanton, crusher work.
Berge Torkelson, crusher wk
George Lloyd, road work..
Charles Wnre. crusher work
N. B. Toll, work on grade..
Roy Calloway, crusher work
Wm. Nelson, road work ....
W. R. Goddard, crusher work
R. M. Wade A Co., mdse..
J. J.
‘ Albro,
W
crusher work
<’. Albro, crusher work.,
Chas, and Michael Haley,
H. N. Park, crusher work
work on road..................
A. J. Parker, crusher work.
Fred G. Knox, work on grade
11 H. Nestle, crusher work
Max Lang, road work....
A. Gleason, crusher work..
R. Whitford, road work . .
Ira L. Harding, road work
J. It. Sexton, crusher work. .,
Edward Winter, road work
11. Calloway, crusher work.
L. W. Ryan, road work . .
Frank Frosaer, crusher work
Louis Lajoie, gravel. . . .
M. C. Goodenow, crusher w’k
C. V. Sheridan, road work
E. C. Conner, road work. .
Louisa Dresse, gravel. . . .
Brown L«tn. Co., lumber
Ivan McQueen, road work
Wm. A, Horn, road work
H. Y. Porter, road work. .
J. Hostettler. road work
W. A. Renne, road work . .
<Jeo E Neat, road work.
Frank Mackie, road work..
A. J. Wulf, road work..
Briggs Lum. Co., road work
J. D Cochran, road work
Eddie Wills, road work....
J. F. Neat, road work . .
I. D< Huff, road work.............
H. D. Myers, road work . .
Berger-Bean Hdw. Co., road
E. J. Oswald, crusher work
work .................................
James i Sharon, road work..
A. J. Downing, road work . .
Chris Taylor, road work..
Harry Mayhen. bridge work
J essa Porter, road work...
Warren Surcamp. road work
R. B 1 Powell, labor on road.
J. M. Parker, road work.
Powell & Tullar, livery hire
A. C. Wells, road work.
W. L. Coppernoil, wood.
J. E. Lewis, road work..
W. L. Coppernoll, wood .
Emmett Cook, road work
W. It. Hardie, road work
John Torkelson, crusher work
J. M. Holland, road work
L. C. Olson, road work . .
■Ole Sannes, crusher work.
II. Rebmen. road work..
Ed Bundy, road work.
Fischer Bros., lumber...
J. " It Wood, road work
Wm. Wills, road work .
«. E Carr, road work
Ray Callaway, road work
A. I. Clark, road work
J. A. Maya, road work..
A. J. Renfro, road work
Robert Wills, road work..
Ernest llobell, road work..
Griffin A Veatch Co.
Ira Calvert, road work....
piles ..........
A D. Bierce, road work. . . .
Joe Wills, crusher work
J. W. Valentine, road work.
Mark Goodman, road work.
MsrtUn Howel), road work..
Walter Goodman, rond work
J. W. Bemis, labor on road. .
N. E. Owen, road work . . .
Jesse Ferguson, road work . .
Joseph Watcen, road work..
E M. Halley, crusher work.
Gross Bros., road work....
George Savage, services
Arthur
Wooldridge.
road
Charlie McBee, road work
work .......... ;....................
W. 11. Milligan, road work.
Normen Purkerson, road w'k
Lee Bailey, road work . . .
Norman Purkerson. road w'k
Wm Veatch. road work
Roy Trunnell. road work
J. M Keeney, road work. . .
lames Jones, road work . .
R G. Dunten. road work.
Sant Cox. road work....
Charles Braner. road work .
I>an Spores, road work .
Jos. l>eblue. crusher work.
E. A. Fisher, road work . .
Mads Jensen, road work . . .
George Christensen, road w'k
8. Andrews, crusher work.
E. A. Fisher, road work . . . .
J. T. Bailey, crusher work. .
E E. Fisher, road work . . . .
Henry Schwlnd. road work.
Lars Hensen, road work . . . .
Henry Fawyqr, road work..
Monroe I.each. road work .
w H Oswald, crusher work
Monroe Leach, gravel.............
J. J McCulloch. road work
J. P. latne. road work . . .
J. I Heers, road work....
Corry Hamilton, road work
Gemer Ball, crusher work
Ray Stafford, road work
Minis .McCollum, crusher work
Frank Stafford, road work .
Taylor Dusenberry. lumber.
Chas. McCollum. road work
Elnter C. McCornlck, road
8. L. Wallace, road work . .
work .............
Fr«-d Surcamp. road work..
Roscoe Robinson, road work
Jim Hannes, road work ...
A. H Stevens, road work
L. L. Crabb, road work ....
J. S Elgard. road work ...
B. A Allegar, road work . .
J. T. Bogart, road work
J, F Miller, lumber.............
Nelberg Nelson, road work
Arthur Hartman, road work
J. C. Flint, lumber and work
Grant Tate, road work ...
Junction City Hdw. Co , mer
Loula Tate, road work. ..
chandise ...............
Walter Taylor road work..
J. W. Quackenbush A Son.
J F. Dick, road work ..........
supplies ................
George Wycoff. road work
Geo Warner, road work
E E Eichler, road work. .
Lower Bros., lumber
Simon Jensen, gravel.............
l.*>wer Bros., road work
Pruner, road work . . . .
Fred McCornack. road work
Dick, road work
Chris Stronie. road work..
w ork
Mead
him •
ih Kelly Lum
Kerr,
King.
ad *
I >• I IK
COUNT Y CLAIMS
ALLOWED AT
AUGUST TERM
THE EIGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 100«
S. D. Richardson, road work
Lester G. Wycoff, road work
Hammitt Bros., lumber. . . .
Felix Sparks, road work and
lumber...............................
Jesse Wycoff, road work. .
Bert Butler, road work.
M. Jones, road work.
M Jones, road work.
M. Jones, road work.
M. Jones, road work.
C. U. Beers, bridge timber and
labor .................................
J. H. Fowler, road work. . . .
James Calvert, road work..
Frank Diess, road work....
Joseph Damewood, gravel..
John Harms, gravel.............
H. M. Damewood, crusher
work ..................................
J. W. Rowland, road work. .
Wm. Crenshaw, road work . .
Thomas Hanners, road work
Joe Hise, road work.,
Tom Hise, road work..
E. J Pettit, road work
W. C. Washburn«, gravel.
Moon A Tingley, plow . . .
G. W. Washburne, gravel.
J L. Atkinson, road work.
Ed Gimple, road work...
W. W Morris, road work
M. A. Horn, road work...
G. C. Vaughin, hauling lum
ber • »
Leslie Crenshaw, road work
W. Hill, road work. .. .
Seals, work on plow..
J. McPherson, viewer. .
C. Jennings, viewer. .
Collier, special surveyor
Carl Eichler, chainman. .
F. A. Collard, cbalnman
Clyde Bay, marker....
Charles Hartley, marker
Alex Dowell, marker. .
Overton Dowell, marker
Sheldon Dowell, marker
P J. McPherson, viewer
C. Jennings, viewer
Collier, special Sur.
J McPherson, viewer
C. Jennings, viewer.
E Collier, special sur. . .
J. Scharen, cbainman
A. Hastings, chainman
R Hastings, marker..
Hastings, marker....
J. McPherson, viewer . .
C. Jennings, viewer..
Collier, special sur. ...
A. P. Walker, chainman. . . .
Courtney Potterf, cbainman.
Carl B. Hlchler, Jr., chain
man .................................
F A. Collard, cbainman . . .
Charles Hartley, marker.
W. F. Potterf, marker..........
Geo. B Camp, marker. . .
Clyde Bay. marker .............
Carl O Eichler, marker. . .
H. Dick, marker...............
J. McPherson, viewer...
C. Jennings, viewer . . . .
Collier, special sur..........
Wilcut, chainman..........
Johnston, chainman...
Graham, marker...............
Almasl, marker;.............
P. J. McPherson, viewer. . .
C. Jennings, viewer. . . .
Collier, special sur..........
E. Kennedy, chainman.
W. Kennedy, chatnman.
H. Peabody, marker...
A. Gott, chainman..........
M. Gott, marker...........
Bridge Account.
N. Striker, supplies....
W. Kinsey, l«bor and haul
ing .......................
Booth-Kelly Lum. Co.
ber.................. ..
N. Roney, part payment
on con...............................
N. Roney, baf. con.............
Supervisor Account
R. Hardie, super work
A. Jeans, super work. .
Joe Morris, supplies. . . .
L. P. Snapp, super ....
Chas. H. Sharon, super..
W. H. Sallee, super....
Cha*. H. Sharon, super work
O A. McMahon, super. .
W. P. Lower, super. . . .
W M. Summers, super. .
Chas. Swaggart. super. . .
Jno. F. Volgantore, super
W. 8. Chrisman, super..
Jno. A. laiwrence, super. .
Joel McCornack. super..
. S. Barron, super....
N. Dresser, super..........
M. Goddard, super...
F. Potterf. road work
Joseph Glmpl, super. . . .
Clayton Pope, road work
3. W. Porter, services. . . .
Curtis Veatch, super work
H. C. Combs. stti>er.............
Z. T. Fisk, super..................
Martin Noffsinger, work
super ............................
Prindle, super....
I*au|>«r Account
Eugene Hospital, services
W Kuykendall, services.
W. A. Bell, supplies....
R. W. Newland, supplies .
Jno. Powell, allowance. .
Siuslaw Lum Co., supplies
Burkholder Woods Co., pa
l>er.................................
R. It Deadmond. care of pan
per.........................
Eugene Gen Hospital
vices.......................
II E Shahan, care of pauper
Chambers Lunt Co., supplies
Mrs. Geo. Lea. services. ....
Williams A Williams, sup
plies .................................
R Chrisman, pauper tic
«
.............................................
Brvant Bros., supplies ...
Russell, care of pan
Lehrbach. services
\sM-xsor Accouat
Keeney, county assessor
Martha A.
Schooling.
"s clerk . . .
\lio
\. count.
Indic*,
ity Jud
ii-iin-t'« Iroaiiu
Arthur
J. 1
J.
H g
J. R J
Niela latrarti, road work .
• R I.
r,
w.i, -
H D Rusnell road work
J. P. Turner, i • 'J work. .
c
c.
o
stiirlfi account
vn. sheriff.............
Hammond, salary ...
Wallis, salary..................
Parker, salary.............
Hill Johnson, special dep .
II L Bown. sheriff, expense
•
her way to Seattle, where she expects
H. L. Bown, sheriff, expense
to remain for some time.
o 00
of arrest .........................
Mrs. Joe Morris, Jr., and children
County Clerk Account
of Mapleton, and Agnes Morris of
Lee. Co. Clek............. 166 65 I
Florence went to Eugene yesterday.
Gibbs, .’ep. Co. Clek.. 100 00 ;
Fred and Frank Allen were visit
7 5 00 .
Lee, dep. Co. Clerk. . .
ing Florence a day or two this week
Lee, dep. Co Clerk . . .
37 50 I
with Caral and Calvin Johnson.
Stickles, dep. Co. Clek 75 00
Misses Gertrude and
Goverdena
Peterson, asst, clerk's of
Schreuders visited Tsitcoos Lake sev
50 00
fice ......................................
eral days the first of this week.
Clara Lee, asst, clerk's office 4 ■ 00
I. O Fosbak. who has been in Brit
Gertrude Gray, asst, clerk's
September, with it« („a.
New Interest lias lately been ish Columbia for several months, re and
30 00
office ..............................
pleasant, ripen L
"Aiie,
aroused among the Eugene people turned to the Siuslaw a few days today. That this d“scrfn,?''"i
Percy P.
Adams, making
3 50 in regard to me Carver railroad from ago.
plat ....................................
»’
R. R. Bay and family spent a few amiss will be seen
Corvallis. Ar first it was given out
School Superintendent Account
W. B. Dillard, school supt. . 100 00 that the road would run from Cor days at their ranch on upper North of the data of tht <
bureau for the last 36 v«,”*’1*
30 00 vallis by the way of Blachley to Al Fork the earlier part of the week.
Edna Ward, stenographer. . .
Dena Schreuders went to Maple ing temperature. preeiDl^,r‘' ’«»•
sea. Several miles of the road are
Ferry Account
30 00 already completed, most of the grad ton Tuesday to assist Mrs. T. J. Neely general conditions/ Wh u °?
Sylvester, ferryman....
eminent forecaster 13
,Jh' »”•
ing is done near Monroe and the en for a week or two.
Janitor Account
E. B. Foster and wife are now re bounce that thes. statistic.
to 1’-
50 00 gineers are reported to have been
M. Sherman, janitor. . . .
construed as a ferec’à
*
looking out a route up to Smithfield siding in A. J. Morris’ old dwelling
Jail Account
weather
will
behau
1url
'°.J
0
'
and thence to Elmira
This makes in the upper part of town.
T. W. Harris, med. ser
Mrs. Wm. Kyle went to the Ump eut month, it mav aff0Jh‘fr*
2 00 it look as if the Siuslaw is the ob
vices ...............................
5 00 jective point which is a much better qua last Sunday to attend the Hol grains of comfort - > overwTrtJT^
J. W. Harris, services..
Bl1'"
route for a railroad and will furnish lister-Bergman wedding.— Florence ta«s who have yet tu
L. Bown, board of pris
vacation time.
8Bre «
36 00 more business than the other. Then, West.
oners ...............................
The average rafnrali in Se-,
too, when the harbor here is improv
W. Prentice, med. ser
fcr the 36-year period is i t Î u ??*
ed, which is certain to be done in the
6 00
i
vices .................................
near future, the trains would connect ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ The average number Of ' a*'4*
Linn Drug Co., medicine....
7 65
'
at Florence with boats for Ban Fran *
< timrt House and Park Account
DIED.
♦ vzbich one-one hundredth of . ”
or more of water fell j.
cisco. It is quite proba • »no. that
Barker's Gun Store, supplies,
♦
♦ The greatest rainfall for thé^m^
the line will be built to Eugene and
21
etc ....................... ..
was in 1884, wb-n 4.5 inX.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦**
connect with the main line of the
Robert McCullough, services
reco;ded.
To balance against
50
Southern
Pacific
at
that
place..
40
on lawn............................
At the home of his brother, J. W.
there was no rain whatever u
W. M. Sherman, putting In
Pollock, at 220 Jefferson street, in Umber,
1873. There ha. bXn ’’
9 30
wood .................................
Repairing Cannery
Eugene, Sunday. August 30, 1908, at
of 12 clear daya io L“
7 50
Ward & Tiffler. sawing wood
A crew of men wdWt To work last 6:30 a m., Thomas Pollock, aged average
clc.udy days, and ■ ght’cioi^1’
Arno F. Glimm. putting in
Monday to repair the old cannery at nearly 6 8 years. The cause of death
IS 70 Rose Hill. The property was pur- was paralysis, from which complaint tailing winds are northwest w, s
wood .............................. .
“
Idgtlt, Water and Ftwf Account
chased by O. W. Hurd several years he had been suffering for a long average velocity of ijT0
and the heavies, W1Ilj "J «
8. * 8. F. Barnes, wood. ... 390 00 ago but has not been opened since time. He came to Eugene last June hour,
1897, when the „p.ei X T ’ '
Willamette Valley Co., ser
he owned ft. It is the intention to from Illinois. He leaves, besides a
42 00 fit the building up again for canning brother here, two brotners and a sis miles an hour.
vices ......................... . • •
The year lt>88 furnished th»
Print J ng Account.
salmon and operate It this year by ter in Illinois. He was never mar
Register Job Dep't., printing 37 2 5 the Siuslaw Co-operative Canney Co. ried. He was a veteran of the civil est September, with au average of»
Register Pub. Co., printing 41 30 The retorts and other fixtures from war and was a member of the G. A. degrees. The cold «s; averag'»«,
Oregon State Journal, print-
the Hurd cannery will be used there. R. and of the Baptist church. The 1 895, at 57 degree. The
8 20
it*K......................................
The schooner Oakland is expected funeral was held this afternoon at September days «ers recorded u
Junction City Times, printing 15 00 here the first of the week with ma the Gordon undertaking parlors, the 1886. and again last ve4r. wbt ,
58
50
Guard Printing Co., printing
chinery and supplies, and it it ex services being conducted by Rev. H. thermometer cllmbej to 9.t |n
C'ommisxionerM’ Account
pected to have the cannery ready A. Green. The G. A. R. had charge It went for one day to th, 0^,
M. Price, services and mi
to take fish by September 10th.
of the services at the $rave In the I. tone of 36 degree*. Th*
50
76
lage .........................
date for killing fro« in autumn ii
O. O. F. cemetery.
D. Edwards, servicesc and
October 13. but the average date >•
MMrrH-d
91 00
milage ............................
At the Umpqua Life Saving Htar
In Portland a few days ago. Mrs. November 16.
luwtna- Account.
tton on Wednesday, August 26. 1908, Beatrice M Bourne, formerly of Eu
5 06 Mr. Fred Hollister of North Bend,
W. L. Cheshire, ex insane..
5 00 and Miss Mary Bergman of the life gene. her husband, J. G. Bourne, for OREGON EASTERN RAILROAD
L. W. Brown, ex. insane. . .
merly being in the grocery business
luqncwt. Account.
WILL BE BUILT 800R
saving station.
here. He died less than a year ago.
10 46
W. T. Gordon, services. , . .
The young couple left in the after The funeral was held in Portland
1 00 noon by the beach route for Coos
Geo. O. WalkeT. juror. .
(Harney County News.)
1 00 Bay and wfll go to Seattle for a wed Saturday from the home of her
Arthur Damarest, juror
A private letter received by Cap.
Mrs.
H.
M.
Haller,
East
daughter.
1 06 ding trip.
Wm. C. Hamilton, juror
The tain Gowan this week from a gentle-
Sixth and Clackamas streets.
1 00
G. H. Pullen, juror...............
man who has been in a position to
will
be
in
San
Diego,
Cal.
interment
1 00
Lucas Cowgill, juror.............
At the residence of James John- She was the mother of Mrs. H. M. obtain correct information, says there
1 00 ston at Deadwood, Ore., at noon on
W. E. Napper, juror.............
Haller and W. H. Smith, of Portland; is no doubt that the railroad north
12 25 ' Wednesday. August 26. 1908,
W. T. Gordon, coroner. . . .
Mr. J. E. Bourne, of Salem; Mrs. P. F. through Klamath county, the railroad
Election Account.
through the Deschutes country and
Frank L. Condon, of Minerva, and
5 00 Miss Edna Mae Dean of Walterville, Lancaster, Willits, Cal.; Mrs. D. H. the completion of the line oter the
James Calvert, dep. sheriff. .
Frazer,
Calgary.
Canada;
Mrs.
Chas.
Albert Walker, reg. electors 30 10 H pv N W Phelps officiating.
Cr. Graham and E. H. Bourne, of Col Cascades from Natron to Odell lake
3 50
Cot. Grove Lodge, hall rent
After the ceremony and congratula orado Springs, Colo.; G. B. Bourne, to connect with the Klamath line, are
9 10 tions. a fine dinner was served to
L. E. Freeman, registration.
dead sure certainties, and that the
3 40 the happy couple and their guests of Raton, N. M , and J. W. Bourne, east and west line through Harney
W. B. Scott, registration..
of St. Louis, Mo.
J. H. Kissinger, registering
and Malheur counties to connect with
by Mrs. Johnston and everything
5 60 passed off pleasantly. Mr. and Mrs.
electors . .i..................
those lines mentioned is just as sure
Circuit Court Account
to follow immediately-as the day fol
Condon left tn the afternoon on their
2 20 way to Florence to spend a couple
Pete Burr, witness..................
lows the night. These facts confirm
2 20 of weeks in this vicinity.
E. A. Farrington, witness..
information which the News has giv
•
20
Fred Chambers, witness. . . .
en Its readers for months. There is
The groom is a well known and
2 00 highly respected young man of good
Harry Graham, witness ....
no d-oubt of it.
15 00 habits and sterling worth, who has
L. L. Goodrich, juror.............
2 20 lived In this section the greater part
D. W. Crandall, witness....
The completion of the new Central
2 00 of his life and is a successful teacher.
Emma Smith, witness..........
Last evening about 9 o’clock a Oregon line is a matter of perhaps a
S 25 The bride is a refined and intelligent young man named Fisher, aged about year. The new track should be com
G. F. Skipworth, expenses..
MIscellaneouH .Account
young lady who has been teaching twenty years, was walking along the pleted in time for the next crop sea
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., ser
sidewalk with a girl friend near the son, and Mr. Harriman has intimated
in the schools of the county.
26 86
vices .................................
corner of East Thirteenth and Mill that he will build about 100 miles of
1 00
E. W. Pollock, services... .
l/>rsl an<1 Personal
streets, when he was confronted by a new track a year In the future until
1 25
Chas. L. Scott, work on adder
Last Monday a letter was received man with a mask over his face and all the north-and-south and east-anl-
1 00 from Prof. Wimberly stating that he a pistol in his hand and commanded west lines mapped out in this stats
G. H. Yerington, drugs...,
1 35 and Mrs. Wimberly will not accept to throw up his hands. Young Fish are completed
Eugene Gun Co., services sup
C. A. Wlntermeler, auditing
the positions to which they were er was not slow in complying. His
It is believed by those best inform
90 00 i elected in Florence public schools. girl friend started to run, but the ed that at the recent conference it
books .................................
Robert McMurphy, auditing
The board have written to Miss Spire bold bad highwayman commanded' Pelican Bay it was decided to fol
61 25 who taught the intermediate de- her to stop or he would shoot her low the Deschutes river from Its
books.................. ...............
John M. Williams, auditing
partment last year, offering her the full of holes, or words to that effect, mouth into the Interior, it helm
22 50 position of primary teacher and are and she stopped lnstanter. The high thought that this offers the best
books .................................
Fruit Inspector Account
in hopes that she will accept, but wayman went through the pockets of means of reaching the terrlton
J. Beebe, Co. Fruit Inspector 127 50 the position of principal is still va- the young man, but found not a cent sought to be tapped.—Klamath Fall»
Juvenile Account
cant.
or anything at all worth taking. With Herald.
Jno. M. Williams, probation
The steamer Robarts left Friday a disgusted grunt he told the couple
80
1
0
officer ...............................
with the schooner Albion In tow- for to go on their way and then disap
3 50 a trip to Astoria. They arrived there peared in the darkness.
Mrs. Geo. Kelly, services. . . .
HARRIMAN »VFFERI N«
from RII Fl MATI*M
Florence Crittenton
Home,
Saturday morning, having made the
The man is described as being short
15
00
allowance for July. . . .
run up in about 4 hours. They are and heavy set.
Klamath Falls, Aug. 31— O’"1«'’
Florence Crlttlenton Home,
expected back tn a day or so with
15 00 supplies and a crew of Chinamen for
an attack of rheumatism EH. He -
allowance for June . .
Postngr, Ev|>r<-*si»ge Account
man has prolonged the periodI of 1
1 Kyle A Skins' cannery.
11. L. Bown. postage, etc
2 00
stay at* Pélican Bay Lodge. He wm
Efforts are being made to Induce
Blank Book ami Stationery Account the government forestry department
remain there for another week. M*
The Irwin Hodson Co., sup-
I to take up the work of opening a
possibly longer.
11 50 road around Cape Perpetua and the
plies ....................................
30 90 people of Heceta are very strongly
S. Schwarzschild, supplies..
ALL WRONG
Glass Prudhomme Co., statio-
Milwaukee, Aug. 31.—The engage
in hopes this will lie done.
It Is
2
26 estimated the work will cost about ment of W. J. Bryan, Jr., to Miss The Mistake Is Made by Many I*
nery....................................
Truant Offlcsr Acx-ount
Helen Berger, daughter of a promi
14.000.
gene Citizens
2
10
C. J. Dodd, services..................
This week Captain Beerman sold nent miller of this City, is announced.
Bounty Account.
his tract of land lying northeast of The marriage may not occur this
Don
’
t
Mistake
the Cause of b»cl-
2 50 Tsfltcoow Ijike to Mr. Lundy for year.
Leo McMahon, bounty..........
ache.
.
2
50 $1600. As he bought it less than two
Tho* Seavey, bounty.............
To be cured you must know tw
2 50
G W. Luce, bounty .............
A Payiug Investment
years ago for $500 he made a nice
5 00
-
.
.«... relief
Chas. I>>wl*. bounty...............
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland cau8C
It is wrong to imagine that reim
o 50 profit on his investment.
L. Boring, bounty..................
Mrs. F. H. Alexander returnei avenue, Houluut. Me., says: "Have
cure.
is
50 home Saturday after an absence of been troubled w-ith a cough every
C. W. Thompson, bounty . .
Backache is kidney a< he
2 50 several weeks at Salem
J. A. Callaway, bounty ....
Last winter I
F. H. wears winter and spring.
You must cure the kidney»
2 50 his old-time smile again.
J. G. Hinton, bounty.............
tried
many
advertised
remedies,
but
A Eugene resident tells you
2 5 0
A L. Yarnell, bounty..........
Miss
Ijiura
Johnson
the
cough
continued
until
I
bought
a
of Glenada
Mrs. R. W. Kirkpatrick, of L
2 50
Fred Hooker, bonnty ..........
was a passenger for Eugene on yes 50-cent bottle of Dr. King's New Dis West Seventh street
J
5 OO terday's stage to take in the circus covery. Before that was half gone
Frank M Hooker, bounty. . .
says: "Though I am not in f»’«
and spend a couple of weeks
the cough was all gone. This winter (the indiscriminate use of PW™ _
Mrs. Thomas, formerly Mrs. Gar- the same happy result has followed; medicines. I know there are■ a
RAY SWARTZ A FINE HOY
gnter. and two children came In from a few doses once more banished the
ber worthy of complet« ■’ ■
The Junction Times ha* the fo<- Portland a few days ago on account annual cougb
I am now convinced
of these Is Doan -
lowing to say of Ray Swartz, kH1w«f of the illness of her father, Henry that Dr King’s New Discovery is the One
I was led to get a suppl' of '“‘‘ r f
while riding on a blind baggage be Tronson.
best of alt cough and lung remedies."
,
Henry Tronson. a former resident Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy edy for use in our fami > ■
tween Junction and Eugene
It was a sad home-coming wh»-n of the Siuslaw and later of Siletz, is kendall’s drug store, 50c and ¿1. own case and in that
children they gar« ex
the mangled body of Ray Swartz, lying very low at the residence of his Trial bottle free.
It is a pleasure to me '
who was killed in a wreck Sumfay son-in-law. ivy Morris, of Point Ter
Kidney Pills m.v end r-amenr
night, was brought home. Only rhe, raci-
ONHI RNS BUY LOT
For sate by ail dealers
„..«faio,
Miss Iso Kyi«» went to the Umpqua
evening before he left home so full
FOR HOTEL BUILDING cents.
Foster-Milburn 111 ' h ‘pg.
life saving station last Friday to
of life and hope.
New York, sole agents for
He was associated with hts father spend a few days with Miss Mary
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osburn, who
and brother in the gun store and was Bergman and be present at the lat-1 conduct the Hoffman House, today- ted States.
Remember the name - D**
considered a successful young bnsi ter"» wedding
purchased of Eli Bangs the residence
ness man.
He was a natural born
Mrs Marion Morris and children property on the northeast corner of and take no other
genius and could repair anything returned to Florence yesterday after East Eighth and Pearl street* and
How to <e-t mi
The various business houses of the residing at Mapleton
for several will build a fine hotel there gome
P. J. Daly, of 124 7 "
city were closed during the funeral months.
time in the future.
The purchase
street, Chicago, tell* <’(
Volnev Hemmenwav. Jr., and Jos. price is $15.060.
service In respect to hi* memory
He ><•'
Ray was a member of the Christian Koke and their families left Monday
This Is a splendid location for a come strong
church and one >*f the active mem for Eugene after spending a week at hotel, and Mr and Mrs Osburn have er. who is old and was
Heceta
been i endeavoring to secure the lot deriving so much
bers
was al
C. E Ricker of Gardiner was in for I that purpose for the past vear trie Bitters that I
work
i half. ~
Florence Saturday evening, en ro ute ' and a
Honor
■ ■ lot - has a frontage of to tell those wh
Degi
The
to Meadow to visit his daught
tend
Mrs j 11 4 feet on East Eighth street and strengthening m
fpax» on Pearl. They will make my mother’s cas
Giles Fowler
arence Johnson and Lewi!
«tel one cf the finest on the flesh has result«
son « of Portland arrived her,
w|t h all modern appointment*. overcome, and sh
dar far
I
w
stronger.”
Elec
a visit with Capt. J
mn
and family,
f
rhri Take thr Kink* Out
remedy stomach
oud. It 1
Rs ilph Knotts arrived Mor
complaints Sol
ulldir g w
Kins
the 1 beach route from Yaqi
W. A. Kuykenda
iblf* t lat
• wit In
spend a few davs with his t
next year.
friends in Florence
itlsfac
They take
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
R.'bert Smith. Jr., ha* acc
at of stomach. II rer
IF YOU KNEW
♦
♦
r
friction."
position
a*
driver
on
the
Gi
without fuss
Tie merits of Texas Wonder you
♦
«field.
Vt
Florence
stage
and
will
col
Brown, of Pit
would never suffer from Kidney. ♦
A.
I
work
September
1.
satisfactory at W
♦
|
Mrs. L. Tripp departed Mon
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ,» »f ÍW
drug store. 25c.
1
two
months'
treatment!
sold
' ternoon to spend several mont
&
by O J Hull, or bv mail. Send for
Oa the riwr Fox*’
to
I. S. Day, mayor of tvlson, is In the her daughter at Astoria.
testimonial». Dr E W Hall. 292« gene. September 1
|
Mis« Annie Steven* left Monday on Olive street. St. Louis
city.
Shatfner and wife. *
WEEK'S NEWS
HAPPENINGS OF
WEATHER
HOLD-UP ARTIST
GETS NOTHING
YOUNG BILL BRYAN
WILL BE MARRIED
o
O
averages