nome women can lie.
Dimpling— It ia.
Tolling—H ere’a a Kansas woman who
rnarri«*«! one of the men who lynched
her flrwt husband.
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CORRESPONDENTS’ NEK.
• V OCM BKULL« a io » IB I »LTuB».
T 8 IL T C O O 8 .
It h ir le r i
Sam »
II»»»»»
I ’ tiic le
X
We have
Just Received
W illie and Jack.
f o r th e
N ow I h r lio lh la y a , (h e Jo lly
A re Koivly d ra w Iris u s e r ,
A lu ll» fu n . If b u t a p u n .
W ill h e lp Ul m a k v g o o d ctUWf.
In each of the following item« ¡ h hid
den the name of a jteraon ai»out Florence
or the lake«. The names are not all
•pelled right, hut pronounce the nylia
ble« »lowly and you will find them.
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HURD S DflUENPDRT
For Change of Raiment.
1 aaw a robin
O u r W in t er Stock
_ O f B o o ts a n d Shoes
¡niincnsc line of Dry Goods. Has arrived. Fine assortment fo
both ladies and gentlemen, />,
Fancy Goods, Ladies’ Goods,
not fail to ask lor our fainou’
Fascinators, Infants’ Jloods and
Sacks Come early for bargains
Jack and J ill children
shoe—all sizes.
—before supply is exhausted.
“ \<»n and Jack «it next to each other
in school, don't you, H allie?”
‘‘ Part of the tim e.”
‘ ‘Only n part?”
“ Yea, air. Jack's standing in the cor
ner inoat of the tim e.”
“ Ami what do you do then?”
‘ ‘Oh, I generally stand in Knottier
corner.”
X iiu n |* l» r <
W ill you believe it?
Munday.
HURD & DAVENPORT.
H e—Do you know, that n» long n» I
Groceries,
have known you, I have never seen you
To aay that Florence la getting behind
G ro c e rie s !
dressed in white?
__ Groceries,
_____ ____________________
wool«I be fallacy.
She indeed! Are you then ho partial
gtock always on hand,
It aeema the meant wedding at the to the color?
|
hotel drew arveral people there.
He— Not exactly th a t; hut whenever I
w ban to matrimony you'ra Irirllnnd
W ell Selected
we a girl dressed in white, I urn ulwnys
You'll pottder wall wltafaeti your ml u<l
tempted to kisa her.
Stock of Hats. In this line we ex
'I he hard froot« of late have put u
She— W ill you excuse me for fifteen
blight on all tiling« green ami tender.
cel all competitors.
minute«?
The wind blew with such terrible force
How Could He Forget?
I thought the houae would go over.
During the recent storm some of the
The little girl ran flying down the
latata on Whoahink lake that were left front ateria and called out w ith an «g- __
“ unhitched,” drifted off and went to tiie onising cry:
other »Imre; then the boys were in a
"Pupa ! I ’apn !”
A,
pickle when they wanted to go across.
Papa liad started down town. He 1
For a
F e w D ays
W e will close out our entire li„(,
of Straw Goods. Those desi,-.
ing a ’way down bargain wil|
call a t once. These goods will
go a t h alf price.
HURD & DAVENPORT.
.««.ORDERS BY MAIL SO L IC IT E D ..
Mi»» Belle Forsythe ha» taken up her atop|>ed ami waited.
resilience in Florence. She will keep
” Whut ia it, Bessie?”
if
houae for her couaina, while (hey seek
in i to
m kiss you good-bye.”
grsMl-hye.
O
“ i I m
want
an education in the temple of learning
" H e ll, dear, why don't yon kis« me?”
at that place. Perhaps lielle will edu
"I w ill,” Haul the little girl, xxitli :
cate her heart In the meantime.
trembling lip and «piivering yhin,
To he frank will Monday Riel
hooii a« I can make the pucker!”
3
Hum» m iloii dona by you that'« klmtr
Moma weary b»art forget l l ’a r a r e .
dry
Happy Bride— H by, mamma, what
are you crying for? Every thing ia bo
lovely and everybody's l»een ho good tui
tne! Come and look at my presents,
dear.
" I t ’« the present« I ’m thinking of!
Every family with a regiment of uumar-
I here are ten hidden names; any hoy
iled girls ha« went you the moat horribly
or girl sending in a correct list will have
ex|mn«ive thing«, ami now they’ll all la?
Ida or her name printed in T n a W xar,
getting
married, • and 7
you
........
y r « ,'..„ I.« .,i,.n.,„ I...... .
“ and
" " " Charles
•m ...... ..........« „ I
,,,
"•
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<•> K i.r
'
h «f them «oinethinghamlBoiner still !
( « A lt, M AKKU.
<>h, Angelina, why didn't you elope?”
AMUSING ITEMS.
,, ,
Her Compliment.
.
Shortening the Time.
Friend— Ihieau’t
,
the ride hack and
M i., sharp |«Mid you « compliment
the other «lav, ('holly.**
Mr. Mihurb— Ix.ng? I f , too short.
"Aw. Indeed?
Ix>t me hear it me
’ •ox.”
I know I ve got t«» pitch in ami work
a horse the moment m,-
the train
train
We were
------ h speaking
ir iii i y«Hi, abort
n id i , y « h i . amt, like
iti an»w«>r t.i a rt-m aik ah« m a«k, I aakl
»**• city. That makea the ride
a « »aa u —
.
a
« .
U«I«>
_ ft. ..
I
« _ «
»« hi were riot ao big a fool aa you looke«l, a«N»m too abort, «loean't it?
*1 p«c»time it does. But bow altout
ami alte aaid atte ii<i|a»i n ,d.”
Haw. haw, »fie aaid that, di<| »he? the ride ha« k?”
M ie» a very agreeable girl, la Mi «.W
"»•II. I a|«ay« rememlter after I
M .arp,”
■tart that I ve forgotten aomething my
«He wanted twrtuularly, ao that rule ,»
Enforced Ablution«.
oxer too quick.”
I «adv (to h«Hi»e g ir l)— Y« h i ahiHil.l take
'
.... ..... ....... .
GEMS OF THOUGH f
•
from the nm k
Y . hi arw »l„v .
eo lv. w hen » , »he w .» |„ .. |,vr
|b |w
riierw lathe literature of knowledge
o f hxtr tim e« a day.
and there ia the literatureof power. The
Ilo n a * U lr l— N o wonder, T h e fell«,w
,
,
-------- ; ’ “ "«•’ i»»" "I »be rtret (« |O trac| , «t|lt, h,
« h«» «Mme« beer to «ourt her la a chim- »»«« «4 the
to m ow
hex «w r*p .
I* a r.nlder. the aerond an oa. ,,r a »ail.
demunding
or
reason,
bnt
ugh afhs ti«>na of i>l« a»i
deep ’
“ Ah, imt I «cut a. bc.,d r t ,,,/* Rah, ä 1 “lh v'" ’' «’'e friendly »pirjt . If u|lp
" a lte r.
would
l. he moat
be worthv
. . . have . friem
..
----- - w
■'orthv
-
M . k. rriraJ„ r> r,r jn h(;
Wiihng t© Help Her
II..I.I l«.< Io
I,„ .„ .I,. I I l , I»
j, orM,
(|1)r oj
. . .
Amateur Wtrrwa { wft»« latemW W* adopt
r r ' “,,,“ ” ‘»cat rrgret» in after life that
I L » -i«g« a . a pndre»h.rt
\ o . M r. Ker- TT' - ,ri**»‘<**ht|»e were not kept uc
M.«rth. I «wno.d m arry you.
.„ y
* I * “ “ * ”» ha xing friend» among*
roan it WLHtht tr.ierlcr* with u h th ,« ro V' “‘r
Frieodahip between U»
‘* m * '
'
Ì l Ì U‘e ’" ‘W a * * ‘a
hut fnernb
Mr. K — Ih iI think Io ««
•'" » ’ l«'- -M -« “ " « •
or.
di * <«
»f. they aup|4ement e«rh other.
Wotlhl twMHO X«H|*
An Illustration
Totling— it"» H n iti|*
how vindh-tixe
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AS FOLLOW S:
G tsst C a n to n F la n n e l..................
H* .,<• Men*»
lu i
...........................
S
u its fro m
fo.OO to «10.00
tile Y in ith ’s S u its fro m
».00 to M.flO
A pron C h eck G in g h a m s ___
H*.,,- M e n 's S hoe« fro m
1.00 to 3.011
l>r«*HM OlngliaiiiK , .
.
Kk* M en ’« Hoot» fro m ..................
2.10 to X00
A Roe lot of s u u n la n l P rin t»
«* ,«• B oys’ Hoot» fro m ......................
1.00 to 2.011
fioijhle fold lire»» F la n n e l
•„»Sc Men*« K tildier H u n tin g Hoot»
8.2« to 8.M
Kl«.(raiit O u tin g F la n n e l
.. .
1‘2‘s r
“
K n e e Boot»,
'H a n d k e rc h ie f,, from Ac u p w a rd
,
s o m e th in g E le g a n t
075
L k II ck ' sh o e« from
,
1.2ft to 2.ft0 Men*« R u b b e r H ip B oot«
8.2Ato3.A0
In M ufftcra for llo lid a v P resen t« , we
M en ’s R u b b e r Hootrf, S h o rt
2,75
«•an »how yon a fine lot to »elect
Boy»'
K
u
b
tie
r
H
u
n
tin
g
B
ent»
8.00to%21
from .
Boy»
•• s to r m K in g B oots
•> 3»
A fine llite o f L a d ie s',G e n t» * a n d C h tl-
M e n 's R u b b e r»
50,.
d r e n ’s UNDERW EAR i«t a»toid»li-
latdi«*«' a n d C h i l d r e n ’» R u b b er» In all size»
a n d a t lo w e st p rice».
i h lld rv n « Shoe» a t price« th a t, d efy
G
e
n t» ' a n d l.ipll«*»'M acintoshes, an d C ircu
coinpulititin.
lar» fo r M chool G irl».
K e lle r i|U H llty C lin to n F la n n e l.
M
WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE. CALL&CUS
I LEAD, BUT NEVER FOLLOW!
S. H. Friendly
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Dealer in
QOODS,
Gents*
F iin iis liin tr
G< mh 1 n .
AND
LOTHINC,
Grtl‘JM‘ts,
BtMtts and
Shoes.
(»lasswans
Groceries
Etc. Etc.
Headquarters for
w”1’ *Hf,T' 0ATS AND BARLB'
Highest Pii,-,. pa j,i for Country Produce.
EUGENE.
THE AMERICAN FARMER
- Any ami all kind. *4 b u .ld l«, m ateri!
«I l«4b tough and drv»n»l at I». T , J
> • ■ ( i l o m U »aw m ill.
•
a t i n you BARGAINS if SPECIAL
alwav»
thy.
house
Of J. H. McClung,
o
E T J G r E 1ST E ,
up to Hi» Neck That Way.
waa up to toy neck,” aai«l U alter,
in t h c T ^ l iM .’«
, Jm ^
goods
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Trouble beginning Early.
A n d la o a ib a yuiirnaaM p In th a n k f u l p ra y e r''
T h e n t r u l y < lirl« im a * h a » n o t r u m « in v a in ;
I w ill I«- y o u r o w n a m t » m ,lite r '. gala.
M e th in k « I f a in tly ju a t n o w h « o rd
T h » u b t )« « r * lg h —
“ k h me* th e d a y » a r e g lid in g by;
I It» line" fur iu« la draw In « nigh
Whan I ai tal aay good by», g o o d .I,y r!"
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