T he tide of destiny is tu rn in g fast
|
I he b aiai o í i ni.
tow ards Florence. All sorts o fae-
c u iu u la tio n o f facts point th a t w ay f
rnr-i
Vol. IV.
;
push, energy, pluck. L is th e iu
Í
m i n a r y ol
FLORENCE, LANE COUNTY. OREGÌN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1891.
G EN ERAL D IR EC TO R Y
CARDS-
T R A V E L E R S ’ GUIDE.
BESIDE ;
No.
FIRE.
geance would fall, hnt his intend-d vic
carry tlie coal to tho back part ot my
WAR IÜ MMINENT.
tim, to escape recognition, had disguis
cellar, but I lay that pile of coal was a
ed himself in an ordinary citizen’s T h e Gri»wl»i(* E u r o p e a n C risl# G r e a t ly A r . sign—like a w ant advertisement—w hicli
STATE OFFICERS.
IL D. C H A II B E R L I N ,
dress, and now stood, unknown, among
brought no less th in 12 nieu who wanted
Ki-avate-1 t y I ta ly '# C u ln lltlo n .
the assembled inhabitants, who were
It is the Italian situation which most to carry it back for me. Wh a I told
Governor.................. Sylvester Pen noyer
aw aiting tln-ii- fate at tho hands of tho directly threatens iu this grow ing Eu them I had hir 1 some one to -lo tho
Bcildo m ,
S T A G E L IN E .
Secretary of State . .. Geo. W. McBride
enraged duke.
ropean crisis. France has shown sur work, then they want, d tn know if they
Beside m y fire, w atch l] gtho firelight glow,
Treasurer.........................Philip Meteiien
Charles demanded that tho governor prising and most creditable restraint couldn't do something else—anything,•
gleam s
H . H . B a r r e tt, P ro p ’r, T he w fitful
a rtis t touch have
Glenada,
•
•
Oregon.
rought
jaJ&ipt. Public Instruction E. B. McElroy
should bo instantly delivered up to him, during the part two weeks. Her ambi —P ittsb u rg Dispatch.
I Ul in uiy cham ber but the people would rather die them tious purpose has not l-een misjudged by
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes-.l A w ondrous c h an
< S t a t e P rin te r................. Frank C. Baker
n
a
u
g
h
t
days ami Fridays.
A
Slf-lit.
selves than betray their beloved chief those who have seen the sinister designs
1 .................W. P. Loot I
L. R. J O H N S O N ,
Is w h a t it was. Its c
»scarce I know,
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, T hurs
Our citizc .vere treated to n novel
Beside 1
into tho hands of tho bloody conqueror. behind her protestations of peace, but
Supreme Court
............. R. A. Bean |
days and Saturdays.
Duke t 'hnrles threatened to destroy she is wise enough to know that the hour sight this a fte r •no. n. Andeison Apple,
J . ........... F . A. Moore |
Connects with Steam er and Scotts Beside m y fire, as wit lo v e r’s pride,
W ho n a u g h t bu t vt
| in hits n. J » t r e s s s p i e s , ill with tiro and sword it his demands for the execution of her plans has not m erchant a t lie! llx, six miles southw est
Judge Second D istrict.. .J. C. F tt^trto n
burg Stage Line for Drain.
Also w ith
every fa u lt 1
m i i s h a d o w lie s ,
were not instantly complied w ith, while quite come. B ut if It:4y assumes 1111 ag of here, drove a flock of 1,200 geese
Charge k> W by hile
Attorney Second District. S. W. Condon
the blaze uiy 1
s g lo riiie il.
All my work will lie warranted to give Stage Line for Coos Bay.
at the same tim e he promised a largo gressive part she will play into French through town for shipment to the city
reasonable.
Braids
satisfaction. Call on or write to me at
reward to whomsoever would point -out hands. Franco is ready, and with her from II- lix, and as they crossed tho pub
- Mary 11. J o p u t
If 'Urekeeptng.
tho governor's hiding place.
new ally at licr back will rejoice if one lic square - ich particular goo.-e seemed
COUNTY OFFICERS.
F lo re n c e ,
O re .
His
threats
and
promises
were
equal
of
her adversaries will assume the re to ho rq-iaw kiug against tune.—Paoli
W HISM AN BROS.’
ly vain. All remained silent.
• ■ L.
sponsibility of making the attack.
A
illT
E
it
J udge..............
Tiu-11 Stepped forth an old m an—it
The situation in Itdlv 'does n o t fm * ' fNpjA.’.'A WOWEN*SLUMMER8.
S t a if e
: t i n e .
g JOHN C. GRAY,
• -
In tho year 1170 tho city of Nancy, was tho governor himself in his disguise prove. It has become intolerable, and
Commissioners
in Lorraine, was besieged by Charles —and said th at he would reveal the se some violent result of tho crisis seems T h e y V is ite d C hiem ro W illi th o B e s t o f
' ............. Jam
Jam es Parker
Motive.«; »«.:nl U e re S h o c k e d .
tho Bold, duke of Burgundy, a w arrior cret if tho duke would swear on his inevitable. There is somo tru th in the
W. I!. W a l k e r The heat work a t the m ost R easonable Price«.
C lerk.............................
Over Lake Creek Road, of
Word to pardon all tho inhabitants and statem ent th a t the trouble is caused
Tho Inc
. lis nu mbers of tho Chi
tho
most
heroic
daring,
hut
whose
Otti
ce
over
G
range
Store.
..
J.
E
Noland
I
Sheriff........................ ».
protect their property.
more by moral than material decadence cago “ tJunnnni.*" ox»-- -lition hnvo re
B E T W E E N E I G E N E & H E A D o f T I D E . hiiish and irritable tem per often drove
E
u
g
e
n
e
-
-
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
Treasurer..................... . . 1 rank Retener
‘‘Never!” roared the infuriated duke. Patriotism has want'd. The country i i < turned i: '. ••# 'ihe ladies who joined in
him to comm it nets of wanton cruelty.
Assessor....................... ....... McPherson !
The governor of Nancy at that time, " I n a town taken by assault tho victor bankrupt—not because it cannot pay its i ho expedition nro recognized leaders in
taxes, but because it will not pay. The \v. C. T. U . work in Indiana. All of
Leave Eugene M onday and T hursday morn whose name history has not preserved, allows no term s to bo dictated to him,
School Superintendent J . G Stevenson |
HORACE N. CRAIN,
lugs.
and I w ill take such measures to dis- reply of the Marquis di liudini to P ro -1 them a
rep ted us excessively cha-
Rurueyor....................... . ,.C. M. Collier
was
a
man
of
dauntless
courage
and
Leave H ead of Tide Tuesday and F rid ay ut
cover your governor as shall strike ter mier Giolitti is justified when ho say ■ it grined
or i > publicity given their
noon.
great
m
ilitary
experience,
and,
more
Coroner.........................
J. W. H arris Pl’íK'f ¡Cell W iltclim ak ei’
ror into your h earts.” Whereupon ho is useless to impose additional tax- s, be
buns, which was under
over, an excellent and devoted father. declared that every tenth person should cause they will yield no more than the visit to Chica;
taken with thi est of motives.
Whisman
Bros.,
Proprs
His
only
child,
whose
m
other
had
died
i n d D ealer la Flue W atches a n d Jew elry
die and ordered his heralds to proceed old ones. Tho people best able to pay ! “There are
•
Is which
iu giving her birth, was tho joy and to the work of num bering tho people.
CITY OFFICERS.
will, tho m arquis asserts, evade pay Should bo
rreei d,” says Mi.*s Ayres.
E ugene
-
-
O re g o n .
pride of his heart and shone conspicu
Then the men and women, boys and ment with more ingenuity and persever “ We left our lo<] ’ • ' nt 11 p. rn. and
among all the maidens of her girls, old and young, w ire placed in ance.
President............ .
S t e a m e r i^ o b a rts ously
B. I-'. Alley
returned at 1:15 p;« cis
ci f ly . Wo did not
time for her goodness and knowledge. . ono long rank, which readied from tho
HENRY A. BAY, Agent
Giolitti’s government recognizes tho Visit the wor.« i n !• oris
,
either. Wo
=
--------S
A
IL
S
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-
Telesila
at
the
date
of
the
siege
was
Oscar Funke
I spot whore Charles was holding his tru th of this observation, and it is this aimed to in; i
tho
nmro decent va
O.
W.
Hurd
in
her
eightei
nth
year,
and
had
already
On
th
e
1st,
1
0th
a
n
d
2
0
th
o
f
each
fact
which
gives
color
to
tho
reports
Board of Trustees
com
t
to
tho
utterm
ost
fortification
of
rieties,
but
tho
I
id
knows
for th at
Win. Kyle
received many offers of m arriage from tho city.
Salem, Oregon.
that the present ministry has been con m atter they were all bad enough.
m
o
n
th
.
M. F. Phillips T his is th e Of
nobles
attracted
by
the
cl
s
of
her
leading in su ran ce com pany of the
All grew pale, and deadly fear was sidering a w ar with France as a. desper- , Tho detective who guided us raid it was
Pacific coast. Assets a q u a rte r of a m illion d o l
R ecorder...............
........Frank Wilson lars. Private dw elling» and farm property a S ingle trip 83.00. R o u n d trip S5.00 beauty and amiability, but sue refused in every countenance as they listened ate remedy for the solution of its dilem no uncon mon < irrence for p irt lesof
all suitors, preferring tow nteh over tlio to tho terrible sentence. As father, ma. The people would willingly supply r ligious hi ’ i to vi it th e resorts for
A ddress me a t G ardiner. Oregon, find
T reasurer............... .Leonard Christensen specialty.
I w ill cull upon you and insure your property.
declining days ot her gray haired la I mother, daughter and son stood side by the Rinews of war, but they refuse long scientific purpose«., m I our visit would
M arshal................ .............C. B. Morgan
ther, and by her love and devotion cheer ! side, each trembled tor tho o th er’s life. er to bo victims of the thieves in lii.’.h never h 11 ! d out it it had not been
J ustice of Peace.. . . . H. M. Chamberlin
and prolong his existence.
air resounded with the weeping places, whose guilt is notorious, but who for a Ju* '. s I.c; n o t of a n *w. paper man,
H e a d o f T id e H o te l, F o r P assen g er a n d F re ig h t R ates The inhabitants, led by th eir govern | The
and w ailing of women w-ho had a short are protected by all tho resources of the w ho gave tlie whole affair aw ay.
or, in whose skill and judgm ent they time before defied tho enemy; tho men government and crown. If w inter were
W . W . N E E L Y , P r o p ’r ,
See .........
h..d but one simple, solitary a n d
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
had the utm ost confidence, made a bravo stood silent w ith bent beads.
just ending instead of approaching, it lau d a to ry purpose iu m ilking tlio visit,”
g & - Tables furnished with all the del
defense
against
tho
countless
troops
of
Meyer & Kyle,
Florence, Or.
Tho duko now signed to his heralds would be a question of -lays only, in the !
I to
the fiery duke.
icacies of th e season. Wild game, Fish
: to begin tho counting and to separate opinion of many people, when Italy find some practical means of elevating
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence. and F ruit in season. Best accommoda
All tho men and youths capable of j every tenth person, whoso head should would firo tho first gun in tlie greatest of fallen women. Our object was to ascer
Oregon. Sabbath seraice. Sabbatb-
bearing arm s had taken weapons, as
European wars.
tain w hat relation: hip tho tobacco ar.d
by tho sword.
Charges S T E A M E R
Bcliool, 10 o’clock a. m. Preaching 11 tions for the traveling public.
“ C O O S ,” was fitting in the tim e of danger, and j fall Telesila
Meantime the crisis is a most em bar liquor habits bear to this unmentionabla
had placed herself close be
o ’clock a. m. ami 7 p m. Sacrament of reasonable.
posted
themselves
on
the
ram
parts
to
side her father and was now trem bling rassing ono for the present rulers of the vice which wo nro seeking to cure. If
the Lord's supper on 1st Sabbath of
o------- W ill m a k e -------- o
beat off every attack.
January, April, July and October.
I for his life. She watched, w ith eye peninsula. It is difficult to seo how tho wo can strike a t tho root of tho disease,
The
aged
men
encouraged
the
faint
Everybody is welcome to all the services.
by Jove and fear, every move w inter can be passed w ithout a crash of it will bo a comparatively easy m atter
NATIONAL gANK R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R I P S hearted and insisted on the women aid sharpened
Pastor requests C hristians to make flR ST
ment of tlie heralds, and alw ays count some sort. Already tho popular discon to euro tlio disease itself. Wo ascer
ing, as far as their strength permitted, ed in advance in order to discover it tent is at tho point of rovolut ion in some tained that th. ro was a very closo rela-
themselves known.
— «- B etw e e n -----
GF LUG ENE.
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
by carrying stones to the walls to bo her dear father would be one of the parts of tho kingdom. Tho government tiou. liip b«:tv.'« ?n tii ' three vices, and
T . O. HENORICKS. PRE#.
B. EAKIN, J « .. C -«
hurled down on the besiegers; they also doomed. W ith horror she recognized continues to pour troops into Sicily, nu-1 that tho l it ter is su] i induced by tho
lighted files under enormous caldrons that tho fatal num ber would fall on its newspaper organs virtually adm it tobacco anil liquor habits. Now wo
ETH0D1ST EPISCOPAL CHURCH PAID UP CASH CAPITAL,
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
filled w ith pitch, oil and even water, him.
th at the aim is tho suppression of sedi know wh. ,i vi r wo do to lessen tiio
G en eral offiee a t S eaton.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
and when the enemy ventured on an
ery 2nd and 4 th Sabbaths at 11 a. in.
In a moment her resolution was form tion rather than the extirpation id1 brig amount of t baeco and liquor sold, by
assault tho seething mass was ponied ed and carried out. Sbo slipped gently andage, although tho latter lamlablo ju s t th a t much will wo lessen tho vico
Prayer meeting Thursday, 7 p. in. Flor -A l O O O T J js T T S S O L I C I T E D
K N O W L E S , N E E L Y and G E IT Y S ,
on their devoted heads.
ence: Preaching, 7:30 p . lit. Prayer
O w n er«.
behind him, and placing herself on his work is proceeding incidentally. It has which we arc aiming at.”
EUGENE,
•
OREGON.
meeting, Friday, 7 p. in. I’t. Terrace;
Nothing that the most resolute brav right side so contrived that ho would been ascertained th at the Fasei or asso
Miss Ayr. .s wa a h «l if v.Th a tth o la -
Preaching 1st and 3d Sabbaths II a. in.
ery and experiehccd skill could accom he No. 9, w hile she herself would ciations of revolutionary socialists have di« :i saw w.i.s calt iih:!. 1 to los.seu their
Seaton, same, 3 p. in. All welcome.
plish was left undone to .n fend the be the tenth. Tho herald drew near, a membership of 300,000, em bracing all ertirnntion of hum anity in general.
G W. Quislin', Pastor.
LEADING
town, and Ch-*
endeav
classes in bioily. Even some regim -nls “ They wero .simply shocking*. 1 had
VIA
or ng' for n tr < 7 . ■ Ale liic e to T ik e and it was only when tho doom fell are tainted, anil severo disciplinary never dro.uned th at so much evil exist
upon his daughter th at tho father un
the place by assault, at l< r.pth resolved derstood why she had changed her place. measures have had to bo taken against a ed. Most of t ho re.sorts were liko gilded
SECRET SOCIETIES.
to make overtures of peace, hoping thus Wildly he besought the herald to take regim ent of artillery a t present iu tin; palaces and w« ro always accompanied
OF THE
to gain the end which it seemed useless him ; ho was the one on whom tho fatal garrison at Palermo. The Sun corre by liquor ai. I tobacco attachm ents
AND --
to expect from foreo of arms.
S o u th e r n P a c ific Co
number shonId fall; Telesila had pur spondent says th a t serious disturbances where tho girls indulged as freely a» tho
F. A A. M. Sitislaw Lodge No. 107.
He whose custom it was to deliver j posely changed her place to save him.
may occur at any moment.—New York men. 1 ih ’V i r want to seo tho liko again.
■ Regular communii-atioii on second M ER C H A N T - T A ’LOR,
Express Train» Leave Portland Daily.
every conquered city to bo plundered
Suu's London Letter.
We were not prompted by morbid curi
Saturday night in each month.
Telesila
m
aintained
that
it
had
only
S outh
I
D E A L E R IN
I N orth
and burned: he who, alter a successful happened by chance, and w hile tak
A mos H ads all , W. M.
osity. We v. « t o working in tho inter
6.1ft p m I 1
F o rtla n i
Ar
1
S:20 a
C harles Branham , Secretary.
siege, invariably wreaked his bitterest ing care not to reveal tlie secret of her
12:07 p
THE LAW’S DELAY.
ests of social purity, and our motives
i.v
Filitene
Lv i 2 : -ii a
H v r s Ax n
3
10:1ft a
I Ar
San Francisco
i.v 1 7:00 p
vengeance on the inhabitants and de father’s identity she earnestly begged
wero of tho highest character. W« j be
A P e r s is t e n t I . o j ’s F l g l i t F o r P e rs o n a l lieve th at wo «lid a good work.”—In
Above tra in s stop nt all statio n s from P ort fenders, now proposed to tho governor
to be allowed to die, as the let had fall-
A. R. General L> >ns Post, N«i 58.
land to A lbany inclusive; also T angent, Shedds,
D a m a g e s A g a in s t u R a ilr o a d .
FURNISHING
GOODS
and
inhabitants
of
Nancy
that
they
dianapolis Cor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Halsey, H arrisburg, Ju n c tio n Citv. Irving. Eu
j en on her. For a long tim e father and
■ meets after the liret q u q arter
u arter of of the
Tho suit of Dennis Spillane against tho
gene and all stations from Ro«eburg to A shland should surrender and open to him the
moon, linear mouth.
daughter m aintained the loving dispute, Missouri Pacific Railway company is
inclusive.
gates
of
the
city,
pledging
himself
to
I
CHARGED TO A WOMAN.
J . L. F urnish , Commander.
and at last the herald, not daring to de again on trial beforo Judge Slover. It
BO8BBUBG MAIL, DAILY.
protect their dwellings and property ' cide, led them both to the duke.
B. F. Alley, Adjutant.
i a m 1 Lv
P o rtla n d
is
tho
third
trial.
Dennis
is
a
13-yoar-
I
t
I
s
fluid
T h a t »1. A i u r lc a n TVIfo o f B a r -
Ar j1 1:80 p
from all plundering, and to take care | The father insisted on dying for his
» P m , Lv
Eugene
Lv 1I 10:26 a
that no one should suffer the least harm daughter: that tho doom rightfully was old boy, who, in tlio sum mer of 1888, rio a lf u s C unneil th o Gn:tt< m u la n T ro u b le .
K o a eb u rg
> 1» »i 1 Ar
Lv 7:00 a
A wonia:
in. Wo learn that tho
O. V . W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
either in life or possessions. Tho pro- i his; while tho daughter implored them while crossing tlio track at the foot of
D in in g C ar« o n O g d e n R o u t e ,
■ meets every 1st and 3d Saturdays
posals caused many to waver, but the to take her life und spare her gray G rand avenue, was run over by a Mis prompt« r of t no roce1 lit r.'Vn ution in the
each month.
Members and visiting
W. HURD,
P u l l m a n B u f f e t S l e e p e r s . noble governor, wbo had grown gray in
C. D . T H O M A S ,
souri Pacific train. IIo was knocked to republic « f Guatemal la, thro igh w hich a
hailed father.
brethren in good standing arc cordiully
PROPRIETOR.
MANAGER
AND
tho side of tho track, bis scalpv as fairly dictator; hip 1:...: 1, . n f-. t up w as an am -
the
service
of
bis
prince,
stepped
for-
,
Charles
hesitated
long
ns
to
how
he
invited to attend.
A. F. H ukd , M. W.
an wifo of
CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
ward and declared that he would rath should decide; ho was quite ignorant torn from bis skull, and two fingers biti«ai.s w O lluin, lilt)
O R E G O N . SECOND
attach ed to all Through Trains.
er be buried under the ruins of the ruin- | of whom he had before hitn, for no were cu t off his left band. Tho bo>’s General I ’torriuj, a la,dy wh sc name is
head was sewed up by Dr. Iuen, ami to not unkn own in Kt w Y.>r
Tho eno
0 . O. F. Heeetn Lodge No. t i l , meets
parts than deliver up the city to the en
West Side Division.
W in e s a n d
L i q u o r s . B etween P ortland and C orvallis . emy, so long ns there were means to word bad fallen during th eir noble strife , tho surprise of every ono lie recovered. inies of Ilarrios in iLi nuten ala declare
• every Wednesday evening in Ixxlge P u r e
which c-cul-l betray their rank.
i ___ mail , t r a in d a il y ( bxckht .- u n l a y .)
H all, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
Ever sinco tho accident, however, he th at it w’a S t ’,.! who 1 lldllltd 1 him to pro-
defend it. He encouraged soldiers and
; 7:30 a m [L v
P ortland
Ar I 5:3ft a in
D rugs,
But at length tho governor cried has been subject to epileptic fits, com claim bin li. lf (lie!; t i t . imi 1 who is tho
good standing invited to attend.
12 U» p m | A r
< H r v a l li * .
Uv | I in i p m
citizens
to
bravery
and
p.
rsevi
rence
aloud:
F red M ason , N. G.
M edicines,
plains of pains in his head at all tine s author of tho arbitrary i< »olioy under
A t A lbany and C orvallis eon nee t w ith tra in s and implored them to keep the city for
“ Mighty duke, do not hesitate ns to and is unable to attend school or per which tho country is rail'd i it, this titno,
L. C. A ckeuley , Rev. See.
of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
their
sovereign,
the
Duke
of
Lwrraine,
C hem icals,
EXPRESS T R A IN S DAILY (E X C E P T S U N D A Y .)
which of us you shall condemn to death. form any work.
and under which tho deput i»’S are kept
» 40 p m | Lv
P ortland
Ar | s•?'» a m and he succeeded so well by Ins i ntlrn- I will give up to you the man who has
P erfu m ery ,
Dennis at once brought suit for v'.’O, in prison imd the army ir he •hl ready for
7:2ft
p
m
j
Ar
M
cM
innville
Uv
|
5:ft0
a
m
eiastic
eloquence
th
a
t
all
swore
to
sacri
NOTARIES.
so roused your vengeance, for whom so 000 damages. Tlio cause came up for action ai.«l suspecte«: l jm rsc
rsons are ban-
S tatio n ery ,
T hrough Tickets to all points iu tlie Eastern fice their lives rather than surrender.
many bravo citizens must die. See, the trial in 1889. and the jury award« I him ish< <1, and tho pcoph j aro c •ompelled to
States, . C ------
anada — and
Europe can
can be
l»e obtained nt
........nro,»e
While
tho
brave
governor
thus
reani
W a ll P ap er,
governor stands before vou; kill liim, $8,000. The case was taken to th“ rffi keep as qu iet as the y •can. r i'iie enemies
low est rates from L. G. Adair, Agent, Eugene.
mated tho courage of tho men, his but sparo my daughter, this peerless ex
A. R. BUTTOLPH,
B lan k Books,
R. K o e h l e r .
E. P K ogfh -.
preme court on an error made by Judge of Bai!i< -i say that ho has i neither tho
Manager.
A«»t. G. F. and Pass Agt. daughter, on her side, raised tho wom ample of filial love!”
Slover in his instructions to the ju ry ami pluck nor the brains needed 1 for a dic-
en's fainting spirits and cheered them
T o ile t A rticles,
P o rtlan d , Oregon.
The bystanders ns they listened to remanded back for trial. At tho se< aid tutor, and th at ho is m: rei y tho tool of
by her presence and inspiriting words, these words were filled with dread ex
W in d o w S hades,
trial the ju ry failed to agree upon the tho d« tern lined Amer ican w< oman w hom
and by her own conduct gave the exam
And Collector.
P h y sic ia n s’ P re scrip tio n s C arefu lly From Terminal or Interior Points the ple to mai Is and matrons to share in pectation of w hat would follow. All am ount of damages, and tho case has ho took to wifo.
were
moved
to
tears
and
trembled
for
She may yi t rue the d. y in which she
office tw o door# w est of Florence Hotel.
tho hardships and dangers of the de the life of their beloved governor, who, since hung in tho courts.—Kansaa City
C om pounded.
conceived t!
dictatorship.
Tho an-
T T o ra n o « ,
O re g o n .
fense. She reminded them how, a with such noble heroism, was w illing Times.
ti-Barrios Gu iU mal ans are aroused
short tim e before, when tho Duke of to die that they m ight bn pardoned.
Tii«» F ir s t (if I ts Kind.
against her. Th y denounce her in
Burgundy besieged the town of Beau They surrounded him self and daughter
Tho first wedding of colored people whispers. Th y condì nm lier in pla-
JOE MORRIS, Jr
I« th e lin e t o ta k e
vais, the women had taken up arm s and in close ranks, ns if to form a ram part th at ever occurred in tho gubernatorial
cards, which ar j Muck up in th • night
fought beside the men on the ram parts
“ TO ALL POINTS EAST and SOUTH. ami how they had succeeded in driving so that the m urderer's sword m ight only mansion of Virginia or in a similar man time on toe «load walls and fences of the
reach him through their faithful hearts. sion in tho south took place in the «lining city of G uatem ala hi Nu va. They get
back the besiegers.
The duke, ac-custouied though ho was room of the executive mansion at 1 o’clock out circulars, which are surreptitiou?lv
O re g o n
F lo r e n o e ,
•'These brave v^ir -i ^.ere far fewer to slaughter mid destruction, hud never on a recent afternoon. Winston Edwards, printed and secretly distributed, in
~<d Telesila, beforo witnessed such a touching scene. the governor's chief butler, who has which she is characteriz' d as an “ Am er
It is the Dining Car Route. It runs than wo a re ,”
Chat. Getty«
G m . O. Know!«»,
Through Vestibuled Trains every dav "w h ile the enemy w.i lie same in num Tho wholo people raised a cry of suppli served faithfully in bis position und« r ican interlop« !'.” Th« re is no doubt that
in the year to
ber and strength
Any should we be cation and implored their conqueror to both Governor Lee and the pics'-nt ex sho is in dange r. If th«j ( ’onstitntional-
KNOWLES & GETTYS,
°'S
afraid, when we have before us such an put them to death and spare him whom ecutive, and Jenny Leigh, an a ttra c tiv e i.sts who a re l^.-kiii:i ."round the capital
TO
ST. PAUL ¿H a CHICAGO. example of devoted patriotism ?”
maid, who has been in tho governor's and on tho Salvadorian frontier, stealth-
they held so dear.
This speech made the greatest im pres
( NO C H A N G C OF CARS )
G radually the stern features of the service for several years, w« r< unit«;d in
I
SALT LAKE,
DENVER,
sion on tho minds of her listeners. duke relaxed, a softened expression stole marriage by tin; Rev. Dr. Hunter of tlio the dictatorship, shall overthrow Bar
j Composed of D ining Cars unsurpassed.
to n
•
•
O re g o n .
Fresh courage was instilled into men over them, and at last, rising from his Third Street African Methodist Episco rios, W’o cannot say that ehe will not
O M A H A , K A N S A S C IT Y ,
P u llm an D raw ing Room Sleepers
Of I»atest E quipm ent, and women, und no ono spoke of sur seat, ami-1 universal silence, ho ad pal church. After tho ceremony, which suffer as h..r 1 a lot ns Hie has been
render.
C H IC A G O ,
S T . L O U IS
dressed father and daughter in the fol was witnessed by several of the gov charged wilh inflicting upon others.
ATTORNEYS.
T O U R IS T S L E E P IN G C A R S
Meanwhile, Charles hail recourse to lowing words:
ernor’s household, tho happy coujdo left W«* ure Rurprb d nt h -rc -u rs o . Amer-
AND ALL
on a bridal tour, which <-mbrac«• I a vi it Icans ought to l>e i
ins of deta
Best tit «at can be con stru cted and in w hich every stratagem that ingenuity could
"Y
ou
have
touched
the
innermost
E A S T E R N C IT IE S ,
accom m odations are ix»th free and furnished devise to endeavor to render himself dep-tliH of my heart; yon shall not die.
to the W orld's fair. —Richmond Di.-p~;tel) oc ra d e free d 'un a r d repubh in institu-
| for holders of First and Second Class Ticket«
master of the town. D uring the night If it is sweet to conquer, let mo feel in Baltimore American.
eymour w condon
tions every wdn re. -
and
York 1
watches ho kept tho besieged in a state that it is sweeter still to pardon. Noblo
A S ign o f I lie P e r io d .
E L E G A N T D A Y C O A C H E S of alarm by continnal feints of attack, Telesila, you have saved your father.
with the
“Circumstances have changed in-
A G •rin a:
_____
and then, a« morning advanced, when May you enjoy for long years the hap
TO
• I a t f M f«»l-
U b i Ian
..
they were quite wearied and worn out, piness of w atching over and caring for deed,” said a down town m erchant y
A - ..
in a ll It« b ran ch es given special a tte n tio n .
J?
With he would rush with tinfold violenco to bis old age. And you, noble old man, terday. “ I had a load of coal thrown h
C o n g e r s B lk ., E u g e n e O r .
A ll L.nss, affording diroct and un- the assault,
brave as you are in war, may your bap- in front of iny store this morning. I u is !• ■ .
interrupt ad service.
“ Ho cnnseil largo stones to be hurled pin-ss as a father exceed your bravery allv I have had to hunt nu a man U '
by the machines at the walls wherever
A. C. WOODCOCK,
P u llm a n S leeper rea erv atio n s can they were weakest, in the hope of m ak —you, who have reared so heroic a
T h e O u ie k e s t tn i ’h lr a g »
be Becured in ad v a n c e th ro u g h ing a breach, which at last, by the daughter. It floes my heart good in the
midst of the awful bl-xxlshed end
a n d th e K aat.
an y a g e n t o f th e r o a d ..
greatest efforts, bo succeeded in doing, slaughter to find sn- h love and devotion.
/.warded
H ighest Honors W e ’-’d ’
and after two hours' desperate fighting Yon have made mo experience how
Q u ic k e r t o O m a h a a n d
O to ’ ~ u
he forced n entrance into the city, sweet and pleasant are tlie feelings of
E ugene,
K a ii* a s < I t i .
THRO UG H T l C K ETS I ;
Amerit a. England and Europe can he nui« h s.\Ji breathing vengeance against its defend benevolence, and th-r-foro not only
...... 7 . ___
£ 1 ^ ...
Room«
and « M cLaren’« R u l l d l n g .
ers, whoso olwtinate resistance, com yon. but all the inhabitants, are pardon
Special
p e n a l a tte n tio n given to colle» t »ns an d pro T h r o u g h P u ll m a n a n d T o n r ls t S le e p e r « , a t any T ick et office of th is <'om puny.
ba te butine««.
bined with the h ss be had snstain« d of ed. ” —Btran-l Magazine.
F r e e I t e e l i n i u g < h a ir C a ra ,
his bravest warriors, bad enraged him
D in in g C a r« .
Full inform ation concerning rates, tim e r f beyond measure. But it was especially
A N ovel O rcti p a t Ion.
train«, m utes and < tfn-r detail« fu rn ish ed on a p
L. BILYEU,
For rates an d general inform ation call on or plicatio n to any agent, or
against the governor that all his anger
A p- rulinr advertisement recently ap
add res«
and hatred were directed, as he knew peared in an English pajicr. A woman
that tho latter bad steadfastly refused describing herself ns " a lady w ith spore
A. D. C H A R L T O N ,
w. if. n t -Ri. n r k t .
the terms of capitulation and had in tim e -laily” offered to play lx zique with
A ssistant G eneral Passenger Agent.
Asst. Geni. P«««. Agent,
No. 121 F ir ;t St., cor. Washington,
duced the inhabitants to offer such pro invalids or other persons desiring a
O v erro n .
254 W ashington St Cor. M.
PORTLAND, OR.
longed resistance.
Office over F irst N ational Bank.
partner in the game. She want-sl re-
P o rtla n d , O r
He sworo that the governor should be numeration, and concludes by asking
the first on whom his relentli.es ven ” wbat offers?”
The only Bure Cream of T artar I’o w iler.-N o Atm uoi:..:; No Alum.
a-./LZR .ZD IZISrEZR
Reside m y Are, w h at < I I for the storm .
Or for th e roJu th a t ] Ite rs on the roof,
Or fa ith le ss sp rin g i 1 holds her: el: a ' »of?
Twilight m ay fade tq
rk. ’Tls b rig h t and
w arm
Contractor anti Bnilflor.
j
A HEItOF
Dental Surgery.
State Insurance Comp’y
Florence to Yaqnina.
P
ash
M
E. HAN 3ON,
C lo t h ie r . . .
Florence and Head of Tide.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE
SHASTA
ROUTE
A
c a ps ,
C
EOCENE,
- OREGON.
Florence Drag Store.
A
FLORENCE,
1
Notary Public, Surveyor
Nortiiera Pacific Railroad
THROUGH
TICKETS
Notary Public, Land Agt
Notaries Public,
" S
.
Attorney a t Law,
Law
,
3 U2
DAYS
CHICAGO
Attorney at Law.
HOURS
HOURS
s
Fair
A ttorney at Law,
ane.
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Used iu M illio u s o f Hom es— 40 Years the Standard.