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NEW YORK FASHIONS.
HOW WOOD IS MADE.
BARON NOHDENSKJOLD.
IRVING'S BURIAL PLACE.
A Ipot In fomplete Harmony With Vt
.(irHiaomori nriunfi.
I confess I heard not without bo-
Mull Train CTT. -
Mail tn,in .,.," ,".
AMONG THE GYPSIES.
A Time of D.ir When Tlirr Give Then "u, " " l Always la- Iatratlaf Kipr..u. u. Whlnh Caa Be Career of Ilia Swodl.h Kiplnrer Wkt M
rlrnit I'n to UnrMtralnad Knlorinant. """ aaojaoi. i jaaua Wl.aont lujury la Tram. JMeflltatlna aa Aularoiie fcipeumon.
- ' i n't. .. i t... iv .. .. i .... .. .......
rrohuhlv at nipnU ami In tli l..n um wnuiuui guviii u uove-grav I in many tie- the annual layer are n hntlier lie Horn- to re aoii tue aoum
eviirilnH, bright with caiii-lir.is a((j 'ii. '' or ciisuwt-ro iniH-i-Ud UiW o regular, una mm to be iiu-etX so role or not, Ilaron or(l)nljolil, the cret pleasure that the rellc-hunten eo O'WCiHOUaa.KOOKMScrr
r.,,.1,.,11...... ...i.i. ; i. .1.. I St'iutun. when not diti-orateil with Rim- I nicely, thnt mm m.t a liulufii.it miirht miiinniit Kwmliili i.t iilnri.r. In nimlitnU I r'hin and hammr tha fttonfl'thnt nimii I "JrOrv.
iiiimiuun nun mm i iiiiniit, m iiMiiivnHj , - i - - - . . ... --i i -r i .tnnerai nellvery tmmi ''
man or woiimii most truly Ibis good- im.imichmth' oi a uecpcr color, o paraoni-u lor bolievin that tlm sup Ing an Antarctic expedition, His past Inring s grave m im make lta Ircqueni r order. rni j i, J' tt I
naturcd uih! pniibil nnlm.il ih ir ..var Pr Kr,1"""!" win "iMnmiulnM, are was dianco.! to wood matter In the nuhwveniMnU warrant the expectation renewal nectary. It did not seem to mJi. L.L' '"ioIk
reveals niimnness ami pvit hpi wiih c'",nl"n,!" r pinkinh leaven, and the new formed matter I than his tilling will be carried out. He me a crievons wronr, nor in any true I !! 'urnowh riu.i T.
, Roniiiii unstudied rood. The h,aa.ve liv If'''-". unnj uliit.le of eent down, sliding over the whole expresses himself as confident that be sense a profanation of the grave, but and ThrMa!u'kli,, do t !.' a
breakfiwt, though always a meal of v ' K . "r wu 1U in ,!l'er "ke 11,9 ",,t"" telescope; will reach a point farther south than rather a testimony to the Joveableness Thf,orA1bel doeat74
fheory brightnes, Is taken with little cr;"itn or but, though the food was prepared by has jet been reached, providing that of Imr.sj's .diameter, and an evidence JiU,7o'r CartwrlKht ltl,0ill
Jollity, for the duties and doings' of the nCW' Trv d,"', io,,,e ' tne lpaVM 1,1 grt measure, the act- he can get a supply of coal to insure of the vide extent of hi fame, that, ' " li
day are ahead of thorn all. The dinner , " ,n ',,",.e ,".rd ln lcllKtu' "z'1 growth was made by the germina- iiis stenmer in the melancholy waste of from filllns; t.e circle of the educated n
is seliloiii a I'l'iniltir inciil fm fl.....u
draped across the entire fronts of han 1- tion of some of the cells alone thr waters within the Antarctic circle, and l efinen ninnn? his eounl rvnin. Un. L. F. IflHirR :
i - tfviic.
iit few iii camp, an I the old" men, old 'n'e -"w.n"' or nre rr''g''d as panels whole ouUido wall of last year's wood The Baron expecU to be absent a year vi now come to iicludo that lower
women, eliililrun nnj (!,. ,,, VH Vprr . """" uscu v i ucuBBin mo inner narit. lue germina- anu a nail on ins expedition, uunnz stratum of rmr oonimon human tr
, j . a. ... fl,u ffunim 1 1. H I ! .1. ii . "... I ... . ... . I ... . .
way
Is ovelllowing with good
romcn. ehihli u.i .in I l,r, lltf av " etH mtl- ' ") "ct
v'w I .B j.al.i . . I.. . I - U
thini' their own way. Hut the mnmer Lornly U,H lT,,nl o greeriil tn- Uon of the cells takts place about the which he will iiumue scientific, obaerva- which has only Instf uctive and. so to
thin"s and "" r i"""' "-. me jringes niiuuie oi uuue. iake a healthy cber- Hons, ror this task: be Is well quail- speak, mechani.iiil ways of expressing
good spirit, and all sorts of pranks are mt'M"Z from tl"' l""lder to the ex- ry tree, and strip it entirely of its bark lied
allowable. The camp has suddenly "-?."' t,ls I)oint"- 10 " lenth ''"' red. At that season nati
filled up Willi three-fourths of Its meni- 1 , , ,",k'".,'i'e ''"ving coat is a new a viscid tluid will be found covering md
n away during the "eguu ny an uio woouy
H..,litlon-. and the L""1',Nhh0r,!-n 'nd A'VP'
bers, who have ben
av on (iivcirf exi
breelness .tiul ,,fiii.....,... popular in America.
i. . . ..' 1 oil site v linn elnt i in imrlull,!. .l,.,..k
His taste for scientific inquiry is its feelinrs.
natural inherited from his ancestors, It would not have been easy to find
has been the iiibject of incessant a place more in harmony with tho as-
surface in abundance. The cultivation. sotiations that cather about Irvine's
part is covered with a cloth to I Adolf Eric Nordensklold WAS llOPfl At I tin in iia it wr!tir tlmn thn erir In
The coat is of ex-1 prevent evaporation, and in a few duvs lllelslnn-fors on Novemhpp l. 1RS2. Iu.i.;..h !.. ; I,. 1
a - j I r- . . - --- i kkiv,! la uiiMi.ui vii iv-tiiij i mui
sizing JnW-;""l "Lyles, the seams of apart all over the surface. These are it was observed that the lad cared settlement, the spirit of peace and quiet
3-sticks the "mt 4,",lu'-"thed and Japping the young cells which have germinated more for practical than theoretical that used to brood over the reHon hoy-
u.i un. uuuiiin, unilin CIIZ11SU DOCaeUI irom mose Ol t vnr. TIio .nl nn. nnrn ni via o,l , K..-..., I .1 i ... . .
. . . . " I u. , 1..UUU i .......... t,. " o .Ulll.l1Tl akb XVI 'J I I'l LIll'TR lllllll.SIIirill.il. lFVUlir. niVII
the return have b'rouHit the eamn a I"""""' une clotu ,n invisible checks numerous dots, like needle uoinU. will His father was chief of the Finland Ull the -e.l....o... th.it linvn tiiiin lirmiirlif
wonderful Jifo and vigor. Thesubstan- r ,!t,,1M nd, Ib mH,,e in 8illKlfl "lM "'en about the sixteenth of an inch Mining Department Early in his life about by the crowth of the neichbotlnff
.i - . . . . I noulile-lireflliil nlvloa ll ...n. f I .11 ... .k- n.. I J 1 . ....... .1 ' .... b . o
hims nir tue meal nave been t
nnd Himmuiiiig from the kettle
for hours. Ihese are all accounted
for; but thero is an element of
pleasure ami hinprise in many lit
tie garnishment which find their way
into camp with tho incoming troop of
Gypsies. The cloths usually rubber
blankets with linen spread upon thnni
JONES,
Physician nni
hours: to u M., I to .'t J
.,. i i .,!. " .. .,1 . . 1 ( ..,.. tia micic iiuuisiuruim. mill'' own I .
are plated on either side and on Uic germinating, one from the oher. until and the University of Hel.singfors. His wonls in the "Legend of Sleepy Hoi- n,rl,
left breast, and good-sired buttons of theT meet when thv ..nifa t -I.i..h. .i.ntin .1.- .. I- 1 ieepy iicu rvFriCK OVER oranqr RTn
front On. , ? . , . w", he l marked feature of his university career, old church .mi the stream that plays L gs admmuted ft. M 1
irunu vne miMiei made 01 dam blue ln the autumn a I.vop f
. ." . ...b.TI.thjH',,e?? wm- I found just as thick as in the part of spent his vacations in excursions to ness of a minor the scene as we behold
GEO. W. KINSEY,
Justice of the Pea
companied with a red silk vest, fast- the tree not .lish-rfco.l .!. .ii..
-are laid upon the clean grass ,,ata: nJ ; dark blue butu,na. The hood layer of liber, with ita outer coat of
a " w of til A liiii.Lf tn liii.i.I ....Ik i. I II t .
every uouy helps at bringing tho dishes . " "" " ,lu BUI,1B nc" ceuiar matter perfect bark will
and food; laughter and badinage go ,.'.r.. .' . nave been formed over the whole. Tho
hand in Imnd wlih pr. imrationiand the . V. . "'? . c"lor,t entire formation of wood and bark can
repast ilsdf. Ie it sumptuous, as it , . T or "T M' e'n 10 ",r-1 be seen by the ordinary observer
I I.Jl It A I II TlUt ICll tl 11 I'll I III. aan ....... A I ... .
the rich mineral localities of tin- it to-day.
land. At Helsmirfors Aordenskiold Ifrn i tli
the with rough sides of the country stone,
wa .appointed director of
"acuity at niHtluitn'tf !u oii1 nliv.1-
fwilid coloif. etriiMfl. entire format ton nf Wnmi ami ImrV A.m I iVa mn 4, .i'l.w.1. Ka r..a
... .1 w . v,,u uHi vim uuii-p ii nn ii no tt as
ui iiiimiuu, seems 10 uar- tin. .o ..nn i.. .k. i: .1 . . -.1 i toce i.... .
t,.L ... !.,. 11 I ' ",D "'u'uarjr oi)serer ;iiiucu 111 in.it. 111 io-jo ne oecnmo
tukeiu the general Improvement no- without t).. ...... s : t; c.....m...i... tn . . ..
lion. I. U 1.. . . 1 I . , ... I .. ,...-.. .j vi HUT IllUB llll- u.iiiciui:i III inilli'MlUilll. Ills UFSI,
,K. i woo, . veu.ngs, croscopical work. Other eo,,1 h. e.xnerience .,!...... .. t.. liq
ineu the experiment with other tree, when he aeeoniiiainVd Tnmll nn hia
a Yuneiy Wa i I 1. . il.. I . it 1.;. 1
of colors, qualities and combinations. k,... "rj T, "T ,. " ."' T 7 ! our ramn.es aoout uie grave-yard we
. .... . ""v ... ''"o '"xuni. used w uim me oncKs 01 iiirni-coiored
clav brought from II
three years later he headed which, so tradition said, the church had
; o
lyi
c
Hllrnirilinf.ul hv A ltlrllllAdnna Ivw.f n.i.l
with an open bell-turret over ItiEALESTATK van uir 1
still veers the vane pierced ihXl far""- MoaTS2S!:':
inn tuiiiais ui me rieu-
erick Velyjisen who built the
church and endowed it in 1609. In
that the infinity of even French can
mhi nnd wherewithal 1
chaii''inir moods. Muslim 11 ml Wn
I .!...!. I...." . I. . ...
rice can find wherewithal to m-atif I u ....1" " I.r" " . ." " V . "cul "rsr? wu" cmv "rouglit from Holland. . and of
..1 , .. ,. " . . M...o au mi. 10 new layer 01 nam aiwl
Torell.
oftin is, or hieHger, as it is not often, is
washed ilowii by more geiiulno mirth
and hourly merriment and, I muft
confess, with soiin-tliing a thougln
Btrotiger.soiimli rues than falls to the lot
of hut few in this world, however much
good fortune enters into their condition.
If stragglers from town eoino and
atarc at tlntin with exasperating calm
ness, as though tho Gypsies were ani
mals ln sumo zoological garden, a
sudden hush falls upon the feast until
the intruders retire, or the merriment
1 - iti- . m . 1 uuk u 11 1 inn hp n 1 1 it piutiii mtnrr ttit n i i . - i . . - .
rv" ".on mi mjii-uo ami unuer . . ", " - ...uunu-ovmnr. ine same cell may winea me latitude r 81 decrees ind inn .r,...,a..n -..1. 1 L.
fn.n. ..f r ,!.... 1...,. .l ..:.. v ... "o 'ince 01 EOOtlS. 1 1.. .. " in .!... . .. . . . . . " 'J " vtiK uiijukih
'TT'r. ' . .. "y l" Khawl..l...i fi..i.... a... rr""" ",aue orgeneratiug " nnnuies. wn.cn nas only twice been from Holland, where nlentv like it n,.
romrn, nowever, until the long, slowly W " -." " "J.""" we"r from the generative tissue exceeded. In 1870 the explorer made still be found was set out as it is ti
taken meal Is ended, there are such 0'C ,nt"u,or lsh crl. ons may come" before the tcason of grow A scientifio tour of Greenland. Exmv Z Zullt .Tl f,
silver
the
my
about
ItasiDievcie-Corner Eloventh tai n
tugane City, Oregon. na
lawns wn,.,! i ...1.1. - .J .u is., .Vi. 1 .' . ". uuiwi uu
also follow the lead of their more solid tree I 7,. T ' . "Z.1: ZIh'' : ' 7. !1 .'"r.?. U"f .; be!" "' 'S'nHlly built or which had. at
rivals in the nrnttcrof ornamentation. k.. ' , " " 1 - - 1 """"-"' ""W'u any rate, neen largely used iu its con-
and show everv eoneeivihle v.ri.n, , T.Z .VV" " """.!ms wereconnneo ' ouu ern pan 01 spuzi.ergen. The str-wtbn
loom and hand-wrought embrory Z The .hurch was ldo used except
either in close or ooeu designs, and f.. " "SI " , ' , " -- r-"-- accuiaieiy ,, Uie summer time. On communion
not unfrenuently combining "both Tin ?::Jl"J J pa".?1 lM .tp.V.?n. Sundays the handsome seventeetith-cen.
D. T. PRITCHARD,
WATCHMAKER AND mill
Repairing of M'atches and 04.
executed with punctuality iuiiV1
reasoiiablo cost 4
U'illamette Htreet. EuKrae
n v nm1.IM1.1ul .....k .! ... ti l'niie, ami sue ol everv Shade of t V i.j 1 ...... , . ' v " J""'". 'bC ui
X ' . '.""""S'' "l ros l.lm. liUo 1 Dijr x.i 111 o4 structure Known I"'""" k-u Dy nun in ana 1874 "presented by Queen Anne" na
..,. imm auuu . ,. . . . .,, -- ...otmih wmmg uiuereilliaiCU may I umionaaen in inm ior me purpose Of them the flivor nf nlil liar-.
reve rvw th b.ibl.M. .ml .,.,.k "ule of the foundation is visible when h. r,.uH i.. w. x. L l,.,i,i- xr...u n...o.! . I navor 01 old days.
riad h rt.w,.l f,i ... C, : 7 re adjustcl to the fieure. for fee- i.r,u u " kTT '."1. 2 " 1 " .e" 'r?ra . lhe .8' ng taste for an
-""'j "'"vi .iii.iiu b . ,,,,. , e. "" ! niways uuiiorm in '""uwuiuui me 1 enesei east, 10 uenr- tics led me and Knnip nf m v.
arnnst. ui. ... n ,!,.. u n ....1 oils ol laity webs seem to envelone u tu.i.. .. . . : c!. t ,,,,.,.. . "t-a ibu me ana borne 01 mj sc
,: . .u Mi mi.i nut m . I . i . iueiaw wiai cnanges I '"K oiraiu oruensKjoiu leit liothen- to the old "ruve-vard where w. hnn
dcu uih opcraie so ex- ,,ft,lin wiiwrii.ijei, io. as refltiiw I
. , u wm Miai4 iiitincut M M t It I at. WW III
In the homes of our own people, whore I n,m"(;ing put into vlsite shape and ,ctly as to make
them perfect to this brilliant achievement he an-
too otteu Insincerity, ambition and 1 7 T' yuier raanues end-a few may be thrown off into the "unced the opinions that communica
heartlessness have taken the place of "burn . led with pale liber as generative tissue-and. grant- "on by sea for commercial purposes ia
thoseUmder.hingswhieharethesalya- roeorjomi,,.l.yellow,at,n-.r. iw. iu U.i.o.sibility. we see how the practicable between EuropJ and ii.
mm m a imm uirougii 11s nomes. Iceo a cru. . woouy s-ranu us are fonnnH
- - - - T b.kkW. I
I hen thu eventime grows and glows
again with this good nature. There ii
not another euro or thought-weight on
tho Gypsy's mind. All give the mselvui
up to unrestrained 'enjoyment. Tin
great fires are piled high, ami seem U
orackle and sing un added accompani
ment of happiness; High up along th
trt'c-trimks are IniiierMssiit 1 1 1 1 with
flaring knots. Tim lire. h;dW nIiuI
nut even the light- of tin) blu.ln;' slan
above, 11 11 1 draw thu night and dark,
lovingly hiterlae-'d with century-old
tree-arm, over flic bright place like a
protecting e.iM..;iy: Ry this eamHlir
is a crow. I merrily playing at cards,
which the Gypsies love. My another
and another are groups Idling old tales
or singing old songs. In Ik.'! wen and
all abo.it aro happy children playing at
hide-and-seek ill the Hash and shadow
of the camp. Over there are a score 01
tawny form dancing with the freedom
and gayely of lads nnd lasses to tlx
music nf Hiiinii linker vluliu'ist whe
sways mid weaves mid stamps nnc
annul, eiiraplurcd by hifiown vociferoui
melodies, hvurywhero nro sii;ple
hearted peace and content. E hjnr L,
Witkcaitin. in Vhicwjo Xctr$.
Why a IJmltrd Numlior of Swarms Bheuld
Ha Ki-pt on Kr.rr Firm.
There are, it is computed, over 400,
0(10 persons in the United States who
keep liecs. It seems hut a small num
ber out of a population of 60,000,0(H
people, shout one-half of whom are
living on farms, large und small.
There is but little care necessarr In
tho management of two or three hives
..$ 1 I.... . t
.11 nrrs inn wnai may be attended to
by the feminine portion of tho family
in the ahsenco of tho men folks.
a
iiany persons uro deterred from
Garden,
...
NEWS FOR THE ASTORS.
Aa Arkaataw Idra of tha Way la Whleh
N.a- Vera Naboba Lira.
The rural idea of the manner in
which the Astors and Vanderbilts live
Ii amusing, and will doubtless be hh-
I M ..... .
it nattering to the persons named. A
Tht uw-ienesei; also that the yovaire from
the Atlantic to the Tacific, in the Sibe-
tiqni-
hoolmates
ted
oft
the moss and lichens to decipher the
names and dates, and enjoying many a
laugh ovor their carved ornaments.
scrolls and cockle-shells, and sturdy,
dew-lapped, Dutch cherubs, with their
stumpy little wings scored liko checker-
Doards lor plumage. Many of these
nan fcea. can be done, but would be gravestones were said to be imported
useless to commerce; and that further from Holland bv tl, E,...i...t 1:1-
Avnl.Ml!... ! . .. . 1 .
ppiuiaiiuu m iiri-KHftary do neiermme
whether sea communication between
the Pacific and the' mouth of the Lena
can be established.
In April. 180, Nordensklold was
created a Marou. Ha has he.n th.
and frightened, they will sting. There
w, however, no necessity for this,
neither is it necessary that boys be
allowed to rile up the bees. The same
discipliuo that restrain In other mis
chief should hold here. Bees uro more,
often made ugly by the mischief of
boy than by any other cause. Thw
la no reason why every fanner should
noi care lor a few swarms of
The failures come from attempting too
much at once. Begin with a single
swarm, learn the habits and maun.
eeivin-' vo ir mit ier. Vone i.... 'ent ol hees. ro a owl v. n... if ......
wants v, he bm ever, tliin t good and l'l,(,0!"5 Ave or six swarms as tho ulti
noth ng ba 1 of her o:i:th-ror.in thme 'nte number. Do not invest in fanev
is nobody you cm foil so,H.y a her varieties with a view of getting sud-
,...i..nm. UM-.-Jll y IU) SUIT, OX
keepinsr bees from tli. f.. ,.t k.,i.. ev'rythinir a mortal bod f-lllllil !-. fi.i
slung. There is really little danger of whilu 0,"-'rs. liko you an' me, . Mis
(his, unless bees mo roughly handled. 1tu','l,y. i poorer'n Job's turkey ull
a uee never stings If it can be avoided. I uo, n ""' 01 r I've. Now,
U pinched, or if in handling they nro
..tinirl.f I... 1 ......... .1... -I -.. . . .
r" ":..i-.-ii iiiu RKiu ami clothes
nran traveling "down in Arkausaw." recipient of distinguished honors from
I I . .1 .... . . 'I 1 ! ......
nrnru two om womeu talking before a
eabin door. One of them, with a clay
pipe between her lips, said:
"It do beat all how some f.dkses has
learned societies in his own and other
countries. Chicago Inter Ocean.
1 m think younoif s nart, mv
an.. i.t ........ I ... .
"..........iij.i.i navii Hueeeeiieil In de
oept vours.i.'f. JttHt'i 1 Viiiv,!;l(,
THE GREAT REGUUTOR
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Are Ton Eilioui?
Tht 1 RMMlater Hrrrrfmil, n,r. mmt
elHwtull. rKomaeiKl It to all wka wCVr inm
ann(l I of tha Uvcr 1
Ks. City. Ma. W. R. BERNARD.
Do You Want Good Digestion ?
Jrf Mnuly wits M.JI Slommrh, llrf.
!. Th
I Urn, I wa. .-r,i
I W look ir ltytprfuti.
Kk mm., 4. H tf CXSXSSA W.
Do You Buffor from Constipation ?
. I " I luv. u.l S,mn.,.n. Li, Rr.l( h
I C T 'hm "ITT ;'' by . f.mX
I'm, .ml Jway. irllA 4r4Jr4 Inrjll
Ht You Malaria ?
mnirtHf . Umrt fnr W1m..m .rir..
Kini4i.
. . ."I'.J B. H HlffrOT.
Safer and Better than Calomel I
J. H. Ztilin 1 Co., Philadttphla, Pa.
i .-.i i . ... "
uemy ncn oy senilis nueens. nor In
patent hives because some slick-talking
agent extols the money in his
special hive. Co slow. Do not keen
more colonlea than can naturally for
age over your territory, and you will
never regret having entered into bee
keeping. farm, Field and Stockman.
Centenarians in Germany.
Soma curious statistics ha
light at the last census in Germany,
which was taken about a year ago.
According to these there wer. at iki
end of lm no less than seventy-two
male and one hundred and sixty female
centenarians in Germany. Curiously
enough, no centeunrinu was counted
at Berlin. Hoheniollcrn and in Saxony,
while the largest number lived in the
provinces of len, Silesia and East
un. I VI... .a.
..... . est, i russia, i i,e centenarians
nay ue numerically divided as follows
W1UJ loilotw
Barhelart j
Married mcu
WuHiwfrt t
liiimarrU'J woman,.
MnrrleJ women
Willows
i ncre
pie born days of our live.
you've heern tell of them Vanderbilts
n Astors thero in Kcw York, nin't
your '
"Duno but I hey," said "Mis Tetor
t.y."
"Well, I've1 lately heern some thin.ra
uout how they carry on. ' My man he
goi ii siraignt irom Zimri rerkins, ten
tain no got it from Ins wife's mother
uncle's nevvv, who takes h nn...
printed In Now York, so it must be
true."
"I ain't a doubt of it."
" ell, if you'll b'leevo mo, old Mis
vunderliirt don t jturttnd to even wash
her own dishes. She don't even mako
ner own lied her nor Mis Astor
neither, nnd they both sleep in pink
veivet nignt gowncts trimmed iu lac
U a thousand dollars a yard, and em
un.i.iereii in diamonds that cost
millions on millions.
"Tho good land!"
"Yes. .nr.' An' Mis Astor s bed-stid is
are nine
years iu Germany,
fori.
4
10
81
II
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SS
persons over
nve women
imirt.
4
T
It
s
s
S3
110
and
four men; the oldest woman is 117, and
... omesi man r.V years old Cor.
Chicago Time.
r-Young Essayist (to editor "You
are always at work, and I wonder that
you don t wear out, sinre intellectual
work, above every, other form of labor,
is the mo.st wearing." Fditor 1 rest
sometimes." Essayist-' When" Ed
iur -W hilo I am writing ay.
ArUiuuw Traveler, '
wlid gold with diamint knobs on it big
s goose eggs, an' ev'ry time she goes
out shu has twenty coal-black horses
nitcheil to hor solid gold charyot, and
sho stands up in it dressed ull in white
satin with her hair hangiu' down her
Dack, a-throwin' twenty-dollar e-.il.l
..: ... . r
(nt-ri-a io mo oeggars.
."Naw?"
i'eouan it s true ev'rv wnr.1 nt it
And when Mr. and Mis Vandcrbilt goes
nicy nave ineir enrrmgo d rawed
"j ,on.V milk-whito steeds with a P,,nt
i.i... i. ...
o.aca nigger with a diamint ring in his
nose, leading ev'ry horse; and Vander-
o.u ne lays back on bis velvet cushions
imoKin a pipe that cost a .-!....
lion."
"You don't mean it."
"I do that. Oh, I tell you it's a fine
lung to bo rich, Mis IYterbv; nn' I
reckon aliko as not you an' nie'd carry
on jest like that, if we only had the
means to do it with."
"Like enutr, like enuff anyhow, I
know I'd have me a good green an'
red gingham gown, an' nil the salt
maek'rol I could cat, for once."
"An I'd git mo some giny nine Scotch
snuff, n' some red-glass year-bobs. I
would."-Tid-Lih.
tl .
mere aro in tno human voice 17 -832.186.044.415
different sounds. You
can hear them all if the mother of the
boy whose ears you cuff for stonim'
your dog happens to be around.Z
ion Duilji t.
SPITEFUL PERATORS.
How Kiupluyrs of Ti.1 ruph OlDcc Handl.
"KUHlr Macau.
Never write "rush" across the face
of a telegram. If uu do you will re
tard rather than accelerate its despatch.
Employes of telegraph oflices pay no
more attention to a message with such
an inscription on it than post-olllce
men do to letters marked on tho en
velope, "Iu haste," "Very important;
forward as soon as possible," "Deliver
immediately," and with other phrases
of like import.
"1 always smile," said a retired
operator, "when 1 think of the way we
boys used to treat 'rush' messages in
the Western Union office. Some
blooming jay would come in and want
a despatch shoved through Iu a hurry.
He would write 'Hush' across its face,
in inning that would IicId it .Inn
Now. the idea of such a thing. Just
as if every thing wasn't rushed in a
telegraph office that is. if left to itself
The boys look upon any thing like that
almost as a personal affront What is
the consequence P The receiving clerk
takes the message, frowns a little when
the Tush' comes to view, receives the
money, says 'all right,' and the sender
walks out C(fmi)lacentlv. Thn tK.
clerk picks up the despatch again,
looks it over slowly, toys with it, and
smiles. Just here two or thr..
. 1 w
ouier persons como in and he lays
aside the 'rush' to trait Am
F,. " mviUi
inully ho takes up his little nil. at
u. . ... r
...-!wi"i-s, inns me rush' at the ti..n.
and hands the batch over to the record
clerk. When the record clerk conies
to the 'rush' message ho also smiles.
As it is the last on his desk ha h1t
with it f- ...l.:i .- 1 '
........ a ....in,, mcuces penman
ship on it (does the Spencerian act, you
know), takes his timo in recording it
in fact, does every thine but. r.wh i
From tho desk of tho record clerk the
messages are given to the opeiators by
the tile boy. He, too, has a great anti-
pathy lor Tush' messages. If all th.
perators are not nt leisure he ammi;..
fi..- ...i . .. i '
no are ironi tue top of the pil
aim sucks the rest on a hook. If tW
is a Tush' in the lot it always goes on
the hook. The upshot of the whole
matter is that this precious piece o.'
paper, with iu immensely importaa
communication which the K.n.t.r
wanted TnshedV la ahm.t i, i..
viia i,u
ispatch sent out." A, j; Sun.
F, M. WHKIKS,
TlnnATinnl Tl. 1 O m
fl'illillliiuJJlTOSIIK
DEUGS, MEDICUfEs,
Brushes. Falat.. ui.u .. ..'
. , wiia, mi.
TOILET ARTICLES, Eta
Phnalnl.n.. D
i
SPORTSMAN'S EMPORII!
C. M. 1IOKN,
Practical' Gunsmitl
GUNS, RIFLES, 1
fishing- Tackle and Mat!
SPWIIIIT ITcrhinopOTKtllnndlnnnf 111 7..J.IL.U
""""o luuMiuuoauuncQnicjui ill ttllillSliia
Repairing done Ih the neatest style aol
warranted.
tn.ns propounded by military tacticians Guns Loaned and Ammunition FtinisW
recently. This reminds us of nn old c ,,. .. . .
storv. General Vahln.rin n, """"uu "emw. opposite Postofl
o ' . " ...IV'
nig down Pennsylvania avenue in tht
city of Washington one day when lit
was met by a negro, who bowed to him.
The General bowed politely in return.
"What, Mr. President, said an ac
quaintance, "do you bow to a negro?"
"Sir," replied Washington, "do you
think 1 would allow a negro to outdo
mo in politeness?" And the negroes
were then slaves, und Washington
owned a good many of them. .lo
hilc pointer.
the bricks of which the church was
built, the table in the church and much
of the fiirnitui-o to bo found in the farm
houses of the conn try-side, chairs and
tables, cupboards, and even looking
glasses. The carvings, memorial verses
and Scripture texts upon those tomli
stones were cut by tho most skillful
workmen over-seas, and the names and
dales were filled in here at homo as oc
casion called. Century.
"Should a white company saiuto a
colored company when pushing it on
ti.n i. -j" i . . . . .,
...u Hi.ii. ii. ii. i ueeii one ol the ouch
Boot and Shoe Store,
A. HUNT, Proprietor.
Wilt hemnr keep a eomplete rtock d
Laflies', Misses' and Children's M
BUTTON BOOTS,
Slippers, White and Black, Sandal
FINK KID SHOES,
MEN'S AND B0TS
BOOTS AND SHOES!
And In fact everything In the Boot nd
biioe line, to which I intend to derW
mr especial attntion.
WVSfXiA'Xl CODS ARE FIRST-CLASH!
80CIETIH.
PUOEN'E LODOK 0l. A. F. AND A M
Mnthl nraUud third WeiluesUuys in each
OPKNCER BUTTK LODOK NO. 9, X. O 0 F
U JUeta every Tuesday evening. ' '
VIAMAVyH A LuA ENCA MPMENT NO. 6.
When a man comnlained a)w.i. .
hotel with no means of ccttinnnt tn
csw of fir, Pbpkins said that he
u;un n.v-juir mean to get out of a
hotel. What he needed wm means for
itayinjUuiits.
fonrth vm.V. .TT.-.u" " wuaana
- - j m .u WK u I1.UI11U,
TM. GEARY POST NO. 41 O A Tl Vp-p-to
. at MasoiiioHull tbe&t "and tl.Ld f
da) of each mouth. By order. Commander.
0R55??ffl B MEETS
JIlBUUia III. . MV n. aa . . " "
UA Jt
15 .u, "u- "i ? G-T: MEETS
Hall ' m rellowa'
TaIh0rSpAr1lBADOFOPE- MEETS
, UIBUa welcome.
And paranteed as represented, and wil
oe sold for the lowest prices that a good
article can be allbrded.
A.. Hunt.
Central Market
Eugene City Business Directory.
BM,T7?i.- P--1 sroofl-. clolhimr. irroeerle.
and Eva, rul merch&n.lise, southwest cornc?
W lllainette and Kihth streets co-r.
C2I?..TO-Wfr"-' irr. watches.
o.ciiu aim aijiua,
Tl f?H- 8- H-.-Hoaler in dry clotu
.",Berl morchamli-w, Willamelta
trocu betweeu Kiqrhth abil KinTh u',luelW
"-"cvu sic.vuui ana ucqiH.
H2LF" rKo'P? on hand Aee wlne lnors.
ciwrs and a p,wl and billiard Ul.irVv'ilW
eue street, be.ween Efchthaiid Nin,,b:lU'ua-
tan. don. ,v the nTate,
ranted. Shoo on Ninth t. war-
LL'CKKT. J. S.-WatchmV.. .-
Fislier&Wntkins
PBOPRlKTOBtf.
drusstura.
ana Minn. "4.uui
"SSKi - l" I" wrtM.
painter. N ork (nmramwsl o.rv
Will keep constanUy on hand a full supplj
BEEF,
1IUTT0N. PORK AND VEAL
ich they will lt the lowest
market prices
A fair share of the publio patroiuure toUdtrf
TO THE F.4BHEBS:
We will pay the highest market price for
CatUe, hcun and shoe d.
Bhop on "Willamette Street,
SUCWi CITY, ORECOM.
ma at tower r.u b, mjZi
Meanj Mrvrei k any part of the dry tn
M ciiarga, u