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EUGENE CITY GUAR!
KSTABLISUFJ Nl THE HUIUtUTIH OF DlIOrRlTIC raloYIPLBS. AND TO 8ARM IN BOHBST L1ISI BY TUB SWEAT OF lll'R BKIIW
EUGENE CITY, OR., SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1889.
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THE
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.. ...u.i.. r ami Proprietor.
fra (In the East nide of Willamette
UF1 1' "., . Eighth Street
fcreet, between a...------- -.
TBBMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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CEO. B. DORRIS,
Uttomeij and Counsellor-
at-Law,
. .T rlMIH r'-lTTP'I'Sl
L-r 1 1 i I'K V Till, l.s I" , j ,
latter m
L, BILYEU,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, -
vr.sKXB CITY, OREGON. .
PRACTICES IN ALLTHB OOUBTfl OP
J this SUte. Will give special attention
ollections ami prolate
ii v. i. hunk.
Off lit Over neniinc -. -
ashburne it Woodcock
Attorncy-at-Law,
lUiiKXK CITY, - - OBWHWl
OFFICE At the Court House. iv8ra3
jeorgeaTdorris,
AUorney-aMxaw ,
EUGENE CITY, - - - OREGON
OfNcb-Id Register Block.
GEO. M. MILLER,
attorney and Ccunssllo'-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
EUGENE CITY, - OREGON.
OH ire formerly occupied by Thompson &
Bean.
J. E FENTON,
Attorney-at-Law.
tUGEXK CITY OKfcUOIN.
Special attention given to Probate businesi
Ind Anstracts of Title.
Orrici Over Grange Store.
W.HARRIS, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE
Wilkin's Drug Store.
Residence on Fifth street, where Or Slielton
lormerly resided.
DR. JOSEPH P. GILL,
MAX BE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE or res
idence when not professionally engaged.
Residence on Eighth street, opposite Presby-
Ivrian Church.
J.J. WALTON, Jr.,
ATTOHNKY-AT-LAW
EUGENE CITY, OREGON.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE
I 'ourts of the State.
Special attention given to real estate, col
ecting, ami probate matter.
Collecting all kinds of claims Against the
United States Government.
Dmce in Walton's brick rooms 7 and 8.
B. F. DORRIS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
hHAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
Farms. Imnrnviid nd ITnimm-oved Town
property for sale, on easy terns.
Property Rented and Bents Collected.
Th I - r I T , r-
urU IIMIipanieH 1 irponcn. -
amoni? tin, I lrl ..,.1 ,...,, lialiiitile. and in
the Prompt f,nii KoiiiTARi.K .diustment of their
pM Stand Sicosd to None.
A share of your patronage is eolicited.
Office up stairs, over the Grange Store.
B. F. DORRIS.
DRS. PRENTICE & M DONALD,
Physicians r Surgeons.
I'.t.PJESTIC&M. D.
Graduate ei the Uni
Vet.it,, r.t n . i
I J. J. MoDOKALD, M. D.
Graduate of tJie Uni
versity ot fenn. mm
University of Cali
fornia. Special attention paid
t.i ituvaei of Women
lOae. C.,l..,f MeaLand
IMVery.
PrUl attention paid
to nlM. .1.1 T
I mmvm i, .UVLillUK.
"oBuwh, and Kid
I Throat, Noe acd to
Surgery.
J. DAVIS,
Merchant Tailor.
raa nsnnn . anno I iV N'INTH
, Street aMh the SUr BaAerjr, whete
u iimi ... ,1.. .ii k,A. nl work offered
nrmk of Fine ( lothi on hand for
-r u, vlect from. .
ft an ! (.'inning done praaptlj. t-
h TlTW II "Jill
mm
for Infants and Children.
"Cuterla, is so well adapted to children that
tm nag i it a superior to any prtwcnpUuo
iaowutome.'1 It A. Aaciua. M. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford 8L, BroolUyn, N. T.
STARR, GRIFFIN, & BROWN.
Hardware. Tin-
ware & Stoves.
haps,
asi
rises,
JOB WORK done on
tice at reasonable rates.
ING a Specialty.
Come and
NEW GOODS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
BEAUTIFUL DRESS
From the Cheapest to the Best at
prices according to quality.
A LARGE
100! i mi
From the Cheapest to the Best. All parties
be suited either as to Price or Quality.
Our assortment is Complete, from the lowest Price up to
the Finest; can suit youjfyou give US a call
OURSTOCK IS
Free Mew
Look us out; if
si II to you low.
wo do not nave you
A FULL LINE
Day & HeiM "son
THE
FURNITURE &
OHBERTAKING
House in Eugene. Corner 7th and Wil. Sts
Has just received direct from New
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
f ALL AND WINTER COODSf
Ever brought to Eugene.
THIS IS NO
But
Brick. Ck
i rhm Kmeni'v r me inac.-: i n'
'Wrue and Eighth
ICautorta eur.e folle. ContlTtl'",
jour Ptornni i, .-rrt,'pa, Eruru.tum.
KUU v. f, rjosa lieep, ami piuuiotM dl
rpsiiou. Wiilout Uijurioui mod.uition.
Tni CrTi' Conraxv, 77 Murray Stret. S Y
Plumbing
Ms
short no-PLUMB-
See Us.
STOCK OF
can
and MyliHii.
'tniikfl
nioin-y,
Rome one
OF GROCERIES
F. B. DUNN
LEADING -
IDLE BOAST
. . a HM
New Threo Story
Bt, Eur-w. Cij, Orrfoo.
GOODSl
SHOE
I lie Realities of Protection.
Tbe following diapttofa from Sorantou,
Pa., ia self iiplanatory. It will bo noticed
(bal it cornea from a region where "proleo
tioti" oonfera ila grealeat bemflt. It will be
remembered that last sumaicr aud fall, the
people were aaaured that if Iho "proteolion"
pany triumphed, there would be no more
sink. i. lid redui-liou of nges, luit that on
Ibe contrary all laboring Men would receive
steady work and higher Jage:
"Tbe Ptnusylvauiii fouipany informed
the minem to-nigbt thai shut dowu had
been decided upon. The uspi -niou affect
uearly 'iOUO men. I be oflMers n tbe oom
pany nay tbe thut-downj only teuipoiary
Old miiiers assert tli.it In 4ivi n yi-ark there
has uot been to coin in tied diillueu as at
the present time. For tut bast six months
tbe uii-ii bave in'i u working x arc u a iiunr
ter of tbe time. Their tnrniuga have not
exceeded CIS a mattth Mb Ibe.v bave fre
qWBtl fallen aa low as (tn ci.uib. The
miuers, as a rule live in rented buiiaei, the
moutbly rent of which averages from fJi to
$8, leaviug not more (ban $0 tt best wilb
wbicb to mipport Ibelr fuunliet.
1 ho same dav s dpntcnea oontains nn
account of strikes and riots among working
men at Fall River, Mass.--E. 0.
.
The hop output ot 18S!) in Marion county
bids fair to be larger than tbat of any pre
vious year. The acreage is everywhere in-
created arcelv. Iu (he vicinity of Aurora
over one bundled acre have been
I nlanmi in
obherwd iu
hope and the ratio of incrt-ane it
titer localities.
. . .aji
What Is It?
That 1 roduccH ll it In autifully soft com
plexion and leaves no trucoH of ita applica
tion or injurious illccti. ' '1 lie aimwer, wis
dora's RooeTtint trmimpllihtl all ibis, mid
It pronounced by ladies of taati' and refine
ment to Ho Hie most UiligMini until anion
ever prodiicea "ariunieu uiiiiuiikh ami
IlltlohlfHt F. M. Wilkius, agriit, EngMM
City.
Mr. C. J. Smith, traveling aalaetBll lor
Beltord, Clark & Co., 1'bicago. bad the mis
fortune to siirnin his wriat nioat severely.
"I wna aufferiiiB great pain." be aayt, "and
mv wrist was badly swollen; a few applica
lions of Chamberlain's Piiin Balm relieved
tbe pain and reduced tbe swelling in one
night, and in consequence my work and
buainess waa not interrupted, for which I
am very grateful. I can recommend Cham-
bar lain I rain Balm from peraoual exper
ience." Sold by Osbiirn Co.
When a person tells you they never bad
such a cold in their life take their words for
it and tdvise them to nse Cbumborlsin's
Cough Remedy and cure. For oougha
colds and hoarseness it bat no experience
Sold by Osburn & Co.
Rich food, and lack of exercise, during
the winter months, causes the system to be
come torpid and the blond impure. A dose
or two of St. Patrick's Pills will cleanse and
invigorate the system, purify tbe blood and
do more good than a dollar bottle of blood
purifier. Sold by Osburn & Co.
A person is seldom sick, when their bow
els are regular and never well whon they are
irregular. Bear this jn mind and keep your
boweb regular by an occasional dose 01 Bt.
Patrick's Pills. Sold by osuurn uo.
ITae Oreuon Electric Relief for all pain
interna) or external. Ask your druggist for
Oregon Electric Relief. It will Help you
Davis, the tailor, bat just received a large
stock of imported and domestic goods of the
l,.i..ui Snrinp and Hummer styles, vau aim
examine his stock.
Take Notice.
That A. Onldsniith has the largest, finest
onrl lt atonk of Oueensware. Crockery and
, : I ,,i r hronoht to Eugene. Give
him a call and he will prove it to you.
Dr. Taylor's 7 Oaka Compound, purely
vegetable, positively cures rheumatism, neu
ralgia, toothache, sich headache, cramp col
ic, cholera morbus, complaints peculiar to
females, cold or cough, hiver, chins and fe
ver, pains around the heart, erysipelas,
phthisic. Ok roi Tatlok.
Sold by Osburn & Co, dniggista.
Portal Ticleobaph. Office honrs on Sun
dsy from 81)0 to 10:00a. m. .and from 4:00
to 11:00 i m. Week days,sll biisiueHs hours
G. F. ( raw, Stipt.
Give Tbema Chance!
That is lo say. your lungs: Also all your
breathing machinery. Very wondeiful
machinery it is. Not only the larg.r air
passagesbut the thousands of little tillies
and cavities leading from then. Wb.n
these nre cloggvd and choked with mailer
which ought not to be Ih-re. your lungs can
not do theit work And what they do, they
cannot do weel. Call it eold, congb. croup
pueumonia, catarrh, consumption or any ui
the family of throat and nose and bead and
lung obstructions, all are bad. AD ought lo
he got rid of. There is just one sure way
to got rid of them. That is lo tate do.
chee's German Syrup, which any druggist
will sell yon at 75 ceaU a bottle. BvwBil
everything else has failed yon. you may lie-
- I ,U1. I... , , rl;,in
peuu upon IUI IV.
pUrSSrETlfWATiVE
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Strength Renewed, antfof
Ease and Comfort
Follows tha nse of Syrup of Figs, ns it nctt
, gently on th
Kidneys, Liveb and Bowels !
Effectually (Hejtuitmg tha System when
Costive or Bilious, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
without Trail -''-g or irritating tht organs
on which it acta,
rr BnU ia Be and tl tt Bottl kf nil
AWIB Drugfl.t.
usrr"nas osw tn tws
OALLTOHIIA flO 8TRUP 00.
Baa raatcisco. Cat-
Kr.. mm
Hon. K. I, Veateli.
Km ion Et'oiacCm Gi'ARH:
lV.iuit me space in the columns of your
paper to cipreas the wishes ond sentiment of
workingmen cf Oregon towards the Hon, R
M. Veatch of l.ane county for his efforts in
trying to enacc a iust law for the protection of
'aluir on public work. Mr. Veatch expressed
his sentiments iu the Senate. When the la
bor bill was reached ht was not afraid to tell
the enemies of labor that material waa not in
them to do justice to tht laboring class. Mr.
Vtatch made enemies for himself in defending
tiis cause of suffering humanity. He said in
publio that he raUed from povtrty and was
not ashamed to defend labor In all its branches.
Fellow workingmen and women of Lane coun
ty, wh -never you ine.t the Hon. R. M. Veatch
honor him as our true and staunch friend in
defending our rights in publio and in private
he i. the same, aud as fur the tanners aud
the working classes of Oregon, our issues are
just tiie Mine, but I am sorry to say that some
u the farmers vottd against our hill for th.
very reaaon it .- tbe understanding by the
Republican caucus to defeat any measure
lirought forwar i to protect labor. JomiiIi Si
mun of Portland held the lash over the Repub
licans on the lalmr bill and most of them had
to surrender their manhood in voting against
us. alk alsiut Boas Tweed aud his ring in
New York, but let me inform you that the
Republican party of i regon is worse than the
Twe d nau ever dared to lie. Was I weed
ver accused of squandering the public money
on women. No, hut how does it come that
the majority ot this legislature, two thirds Re
publican and more than two-thirds, spent tit
teen thousand dcllvrs on lady clerks. How do
you KcHililicans of Lane Lane county take to
tins way of pulillc improvements. Oh, you
will say we expected that you know we voted
without thinking. Yet, and you will have to
iav the piper lor your own carelessness ami
lisgrace the fair name of llreuon through your
wu car-les-ni-s. or prejudice whichever way
you may say, uutymi toot the tun ihinkoi
1 1 oiii,oisi i'i' i to Miiy cierss lor punuc im
MpveOMIitt, W here is the improvement! Will
Vuur dear. old. rotten hii'iiolicuii oat'tv Answer
the, urn st ion. Yes, one of th in will write to
Stnt i Watts, the corporation Fog Horn
li i.- i and the deadly rncinv of white lahur
and society in general. Your own lion red
Senator V eatch will astonish you if you will
ml eel him to address you on the doings of
the majority of the legislature. It would lie
pule a treat and a good lesson for the people
it l.ane county and ttneoUUlT lor any unfartu
nate who ailowa his p ej.ulice to run him My
only true fi lends in the Senate were Mr,
Veatch and the lion. K. A. Irvine ol I . inn
county. Mr. Irvine is just the same as your
honored senator. He raised hliiiselt up hy
haul knocks and to day he is just as proud in
ileieiuliiig laiior as any oilier measure ml me
public good, Mr. Veatch will verify my state
meiits as to Mr. Irvine. I hope the labor so
cieties of Lauu county will return a vote of
thanks to their respective members who sioim
by the cause of lalsir. lo you. air. veaicn
the working class of Oregon thank you sincere
ly from their hearts for the able manner
which you have defended our cause both
inililic ami nrivAte.
To you, fellow workingmen of Lane county
I am glad to inform you that we have a true
and staunch friend in Gov. Pentiuyer, whom
may Gixl bless, for his heart is with the people.
and ill ill 1 1 1 1 1 1. Ii t vr the dii-nltv of the Mate
Ore eon from that uool of corruiitinn, the Re
nulilican society of dudes. Then. I say, tel
low workiutimen. cheer up, the time is net far
distant to recover that which we lint
misrepresentations made by the Republican
nartv duriiiL' the last campaign, ('laiiuum
be our friends, oh. how false they hsve provec
tn.H.I..I a-ug, jm.uiis lipids In 111. WO
pie and especially to workingmen! Shame
on the fair namo of the State of Oregon. The
only state in the Union that will not protect
labor! Then I say aain, cheer up, and let us
unfurl our banner to the breer.e and let us in
scrilie in large golden letteis, "In God we
trust." Notwithstanding what the Renublicaii
robber of our rights may think to the contrary-
By giving this insertion, you will con
fer a favor on the workingmen of Oregon.
M. H. O'Connir.
Salem, March 25, 188'J.
ThkWizarii'h Mixti iie. According to an
exchange, the magic mixture of the W izard
il fakirs iscoi uindoil as lolloWs: un 01
cloves, water of ammonia, sulphur of ether, each
2 dram ; chloroform, 1 dram; turiwntine, 4
drains; gum cami hor, 2 drams; oil cf sassa
fras, 1 ounce; aloohol enoiixh to make a pint.
Mix and dissolve. 1 his will cost (a oenis.
ADVICK TO II'ITHIR
lui WiM.ijin'a SooTHiNii SVKtJP. for chil
dren teething, is the prescription of one of the
lie.t female nurses and physicians in hi.
Uniteil States, snd has been used for forty
years with never falling success hy millions of
mothers lor their children. During the pni-
sa of teething Its value Is incaltnlaliie. 1 1
relieves tha child from nain. cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and wind
He. Hy giving health to the ctiiiu it rest
the mother. Price 25c a bottle.
Best of All
Cough inedlcluet, Aycr's Cherry Pec
toral Is In greater demand than ever.
No preparation for Throat and Lung
Troubles is so prompt iu Its effects, to
agreeable to the taste, and so wldtly
known, as thlt. It is the family medi
cine in thousands of households.
"I have suffered for years from a
bronchial trouble that, whenever I laka
cold or am exposed to Inclement weath
er, thowt Itself by a very anuovlng
tickling sensation in tbe throat aud by
illrBcufiy iu breathing. I have tried a
great many remedies, but none does so
well at Ayer't Cherry Pectoral which
alwaviglvee prompt relief In returns of
my old complaint. Ernest A. Hepler,
Inspector of Public Roads, Parish Ter
re Bonne, La.
" I consider Ayer't Cherry Pectoral a
most Important remedy
For Home Use.
I htve tested it.i curative power, in my
family, many limes during the past
thirty years, ami bave never known it
to fall. It will relieve the moat terioili
affection of the throat and lungs,
whether In children or adults." - Mrt.
E. G. Edgerly, Council Hlufts, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago I was troubled
with n disease of tbe lungs. Doctors
afforded ine no relief and considered
my case hoeles. I then began to una
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and, before I
bad finished one Lottie, found relief. I
continued to take this medicine until a
cure wat effected. I believe that Aytr't
Cherry Pectoral saved my lift."
Bnmuel Griggs, Waukegan, III.
" Six years ago I contracted a ttrera
cold, which settled on my lungs aud
soon develo"-d all Ihe alarming symp
tom i, r iiiipflou I hail a cough,
night sweats, bleeding ol the lungs,
pains in chest and sides, and was to
prostrated as to lie confined to my
led most ol the time. After trying
various prescription, withmit benefit,
my physician finally determined to give
me Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I took It,
and the effect was magical. I teemed
to rally from tht first dots of thit
medicine, and, after using only three
lioltlet, am as well and sound as avtr.
Rodney Johnson, Springfield, 111.
ftyei's Cheny Fectoial,
raarAaao ar
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Matt.
kM tysll Draftisu. Prto.ll, sU beul..
Tbe bigbeiit c.h price
will be paid r
whe-d byt.U
Teacher' Institute.
The tetcbert' institute for Iho Second Ju
dicial district and I -nil., county will be held
lii Eugent next Wednesdsy, Thursday and
Friday, April 10th. Iltfa and I2lh.
Tht committee ou arrangements it at fol
lows. Miss Jessie McClung. Miss A. Oai
Waltou. T. M. Martin, F M Wilkius, T. D.
Rowland. Ci aimittee ou musio: Misses M.
E. McCoruack, Alice Dorris, Lulu Sawyer,
and Messrs. L. G, Adair and J. H. Mc
Clung. The following is the prograanno:
Wednesday, April 10.
ArTtaNooN 1 M r. m.
Method of Institute Work.
Primary Reading mi l Hpelliug.
Physiology and Hygieue.
School Organization uietli als of.
General iliauussioii What rules ought a
teacher to make at the opening of hissobool
tviNimi 7:30 r. M.
M nio.
Address of Welcome Hou. S. W. Con
don, Eugene,
Musio.
Response Supt. T. O. Hutchinson,
Douglas couuty.
Music.
Recitation.
Musio.
Lecture-Prof. Mark Bailey, 8lute Uni
versity.
Music.
Thursday, April II.
VtORMNO I a. it.
Mistakes in School Management.
Orthograpliy--mi Ili'Ml- of teaching.
Morals and Manners in Schools.
Oral lustructioii in Priinury Schools.
General dlaoasatoo Are public school ex
euiluatloiia and nhimtioiis advtsslilc.
At I KlINiaDN -1:3" IV M.
School (h conization (euntlantd),
Geography - -iin ihodsof teaehing,
Kuglish literature . 1 1 1 1 . . I . ol i. selling.
Colliposllion--Inetho Is of teaching.
G-ii'Tal discussion- Whispering; or, no
hispcring.
KVRMNo 7:llo e. si.
Music.
Recitation
Music
Recitation.
Music.
Leolnre Pres. It L Arnold, Slsle Agri
cultural College, t'orvallis.
Music.
Friday, Aprd 12.
MOI.MV. -0 A. M.
Modern Ilistorv Mi thods of; Routes and
Summaries of the Revolution, (Mass Dri
Primary Arithmetic:, (a) First Slept in
Number; i hi Rapid Work with Tablet; (c)
Class Illustration; (d) Multiplication aud
Division.
Beading (continued), (a) First Lessons
(b) First ami Second Readers; (o) Suppl
nientary Work; (d) Phonics for llegiuuers.
Primary Geography, (a) The School ami
Neighborhood; (l) The Slate; (c) Th
World as a Whole; (d) North America.
AFTERNOON 1 :30 P.M.
wife "fWiiP'lif BUhwW ; Wv$&
and Pictures; (d) Class Illustration.
Arithmetic (continued), (a) Initial Les
sons in Fractions with Class Illustrations,
(b) Decimals; (c) Denominate Number.
Reading (continued). (a) Third aim
Fourth Readers; (b) Dictionaries; (c) Con
cert Reading; (d) Silent Reading.
The value ot Craphia Illustration iu
Teaching.
FUM'. V o" P. H.
Music
Recitation.
Music
Recitation.
Lecture Bev.
Music.
W. Bollina, Salem.
Tbe old Bepublicsu cbronio offlce-hotder
who are being hustled back into their for
mer I licet represent a class of spoilsmen
bo art very much distorts d al the dtngei
of constituting "au ofilce holding class
through Civil Service Reform. What offlor
holding class could lie moro obnoxious in a
Republic than one which secures its places
through persons! favoritism and holds them
through political influences?
A man wanted to whip tbe editor of th
Lakeview Examiner for something that sp-
peared in tbat paper Fortunately he was
at home in bed A young man named tm
I, n , though, was pointed out as Ibe editor
wb' o the pugilist pulled off his noat and bt
gnlltbejoti. llleiesilll ui.il l.iiin- inn, n.
tbe ground wilh him, tnd now the Examine,
editor has ordered Lane to diaw ou bim mi
sight.
Charles E. BonaeT, ol Montana, was m
offlce boy in New Yoik twenty-three yes's
sgo Not liking thai liusii.es very much, b
borrowed money, went to Missouri, am
Anally to tbe great Northwest. He has sine
paid back the loan and is now worth $4,KMi,
UN). Most of this was made iu iniuis tun
mining ttocrs.
President Harrison. IscSfaiiriH Hlaine snd
Tracy and Alloruey Gem nil MUM do no'
have at all Seen tary Prisctor shtvei only
on the upper lip. Secretaries Noble and
Butk share the sides of the face. Secrelari
Windom wears side Whisker and Postma
ter-Geneitl Wanamaker takes a clean shave
all around.
mm
m
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tfait powder never varisa. A marfel ol
I polity, strength snd who!eowenaa. Mora
' , ...o,.i iK.n ik. n.,ii.i..rv kinds tnd can-
nt be told iu competition wilb Ibe multi
tude of low teat, short weight, alom or ph
phaus powrWrt. Sold only in east.
Baarjfo Pawaaa Co., MM WaK r-.
A TERRIBLE DMAS!
American and German
Wrecked af Samoa. i
bom of Life,
WAtOlNori'N,
Marob 30. - il ,
partment ha
i receired a di. patch i
unrsl Kimla rly
conflrming the pr
1
( (lit loaa ot
Iho (ioriuu-l 1
uieii-OI-war at tviiuo i.
Tht gala oocurred March C-
nieriaan thips Trenton and VV.i
ul Us. TheNipsic is hcn-r
n sartd, Ihoilgb the chancei
The Vadalia lost four
in.- mtt. and the Nip
ere Mad from the Trent
I Vaii4ilia't rf atwusj.
are in tsBv v, in, in imail
. t . ., .,
Eber ttw total loan s- thr 0
and tatty lie invad. The (.trim i -,
ninotjr-atx men, nine ofSce.
seven teamen. The Bri is.i we
opo weaih i"l the gale.
Admiral Kiiiiheily alto telegmi.
own: it l important to teud
uma at once, shall I charter a t
an ehaiter out iu Auckland. Ll-
-nil Will i . in nn iu AucFlaMMMW t
.Hi t m
rilel. I will send (uitber aocnati- ...
nail "
Tht Treiilou wns the e.nest
. .... 1 . L .. I II.
11 Hieioi.i, oi-i in, , .i ouiim
1 coiuliiion The Niiisic
i, mi. The in- of th
he at'JStructi h of un iiildiliortHl
necesaary. II. -re are ust vessel in lb,
wnirbenii be i ill -rial lo Samo.i wit bis
tunc, while Genua iii 'm ti
now i i route "hiehwe, i ,
tile Adler, t ll ami tlnH.
I ,! at iie - . si c ,n ..n
an lo III' cir, up ll
reck ol the Au, , i me-'
! in Apia harbor i lh-'ii
c t: l if,m
not-War
or utt the lo. ir-
i sin ap in tio"t
icauewiis at
SM I'llAROI ''
lineal ollei i
i .ry lots to I I
lisastst at tt ar
HV tpt-Clrll llll
ciiunsut ill nn
I, ilnslill
ii il quow of pa
i his tlty I'-bout
-1 1 tl"- red by ,he i
Ihe lull' i
Sydnaji l"
,., exptcted th
Samoa to
i.ringnle-ge ' 1
olllceraAnd men
New ol Ihe
Auckland bit
i -
Hi ti'is K
pi 'Sa two Weeks Ii
LuOK, Man '
h
' 'I'SS-tuil
ce i Vci r. 1
"or aadilbrly.
l iber tea the nr.
She bw'amn un
n Ibtreel win. .
She ttuok oroi
hock a ,( ..i he
Lack itid sh
water Most Ol I
mil Hgtrerly t so
Tilt Gel',10 1
UeXt t sin ll Ul h
KKWt wav . ,
ou to reef. A
ellSUttliniOUg thl
tlanySpluugod I
drucif out, sm
safelyt Otlnrs
'lie usbtt fell. t.
im gftietl the sh
Vdlerjud sevvral
Moan. mo thi 1
-ic hit been drill
ing tufurd ilu
ever, SllUagi I ,.,
an ler nn n ,
lllllelitoweMI
avidttth tin
Were da -wiled
Thal'niied m
lure
lok m
tin ugi i
in .1.
,w.,
i.uipl
water
lo I, ll",.lle II 111
upon tf brack,
invor.lfe posiuo-
:. OilUt
I I llfVi
uao ve
Unit le biirricine
lib jBti lis" -vii'1'
l el J high III
uvu the ll
iiichon dre
IIIIOI1 till' I
difi
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pie of Eur' $ l3L 1 1
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see al(t:i- J"
new ones, ' 'JBHfT Jl
room oi ihe Jft ' ' '
vn,"7rT
thai weorry ,UJ lrw,
Tts,rdof lof
the imfMrnkmrnmrn rTmBWM.
swtUwWyXj
pie to let JVS jJai
want. AflJj'T" ion.
in stoohsltoe-1
S eo. W. ii.-y.A- -f.
Whan yon
furniture , '
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t .fnl aiirtimaaMHHg'
attend u all a !' '
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