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S T A T E S A L M O N H A T C H E R Y ."
T H E F IC H T ^ C O E S O N .
EX. STAR EDITORIALS.
cusiuii all must appear in their happiest
The above title may he seen painted
Regarding
the President's ncmin-itions
moods and assiul in making others liap-
— PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.—
in circular form on the front ef the hatch­ that able paper, the Clyde, N e w V u: l,-,
In ; - ik in g of tin) new steam er, tig-
PX-
ery that is now completed at Seaton, on Démocratie Herald says: Tí - I’ i . .-i.ient Huge e f/itttrtf says; Capt. 1’. It. Junes,
— AT—
A school meeting was held in this tlis- tlit* Siuslaw river.
appears determ ined to toree a tight on to of i’r
do.'.land, who is building tiie light-
F lorknck ,
L ank C ounty ,
O regon tiiet on last Thursday ufternoon, and
Al wo have visited the hateherv since the two New York Senators. Fr mi the d r raft river steamer ‘'.Eugene,” width
the citizens voted to raise a two mill tax.
completion, and will give in our nr x xt commencement of his term , if be could will run between tiie metropolis and
M. F . A L L E Y , E d i t o r a n d P r o p r i e t o r . 1 Ids brings into our treasury $120. One- j.„,,e ((l|| description of it, that part o
of tind a man wiio bail I itterly fought Hill this city, was here yesterday. He states
half mill for the improvement of the the subject will be omitted at this time, nun Murphy it was sufficient reason to that his bout will he ready to make tier
school grounds; three-fourths of a mill The object sought now is to call public nan him for some good office, until the hist trip some time next mouth. She
-T eems : $2.00 a year in advance.-
fit»*
ss.l . three-fourths
I, MArt f . . , • e>. I * .» attention
•
.
for flaonltoea*
teachers’ a.ll.vs!..a
salaries, sw
and
to an assistant
i
in propagating Senators were forced in mere self respect will draw 14 inches of water when load­
, of a mill for seats in school-house.
salmon here, to further foster such in­ to light their confirmation in the Senate. ed. Hen. F. Craw was appointed resi­
Entered at Hie post-office at Florence,
At a meeting of the Florence Fire com­ dustry, as well as the energe mid good
There was nothing about Ilornbluwer dent n g n t and will make all arrange­
Lane county, Oregon, as second-class
pany, heM on February 5, 1894, J . I. judgm ent displayed in t! .".eetioli of to commend him for Justice of the Su' ments for slopping on this end of the
mail m atter.
Bultertiehl und B. F. Alley were elected the building by the gcutlem.
having preme Court except that he had ft light line. When tiie boat arrives here on
honorary members. The hoys of this th at work in charge.
tiie two Senators from this state. They her first trip.it is intended th at our citi­
ADVERTISING BATES U.VOE KNOWN ON AP­ company art-consummating the details of
We claim th at public aeknowletlg- prevented his confirmation.
A day oi zens will present tiie steam er her colors
PLICATION.
L ocal u o tic e i 8 ce n ts per true, ea c h in sertion. the organization, end soon we can have ment of good deeds in nil the affairs of two afterwards the President vetoed the with appropriate eerenn ny. This is the
the pleasure of reporting a well organized life, is a public duty. Therefore ill stat hill for a bridge from New York Citv to condition upon which she is to he chris­
N otick .—Professor J. M. Williams, of e .mpany and compassed of men ready t • ing th a t Colonel M. E. Freem an, tiie New Jersey, which was favored by both tened ‘'E ugene.” If her trial trip proves
gentlem anly contractor ami builder of of our Senators anti all our members of satis.'aetory, ware-houses and landing
Eugene is our agent and is authorized io do service.
Every one knows th at it will he built on the river hunk here.
Tin1 republicans in Douglas county Portland, has finished th e erection of Congress.
receive subscriptions, advertising and
money tor T ub W est und receipt for the will do well to hear in miud that the our salmon hatchery in a manner satis- was done to spite the Senators for reject-
Luke pin iuct w ill present a name to he factory to our entire people, is giving ing Hornhlower.
Regarding the single tax theory the i
same.
Xow he follows that up by s e n d i n g III tlran ts Pass Courier states'
placed on the legislative ticket, ami his just credit. It is also creditable to him,
Congress- i
nomination will he vigorously urged hy alike to ns, that he virtually employed the Senate the name of Whet- e r I ! P e e k man Maguire of California lias in tro -;
W E S T L IN G S .
the coast delegates.
lie is a stauuch all his workmen h e re ; purchased all ma- ham. of New 5 oft, t ity, o he Justice of tluced a hill to provide for a direct tax I
N otice .—Mr. E. H. David will give a republican, a man of learning am! as log­ torial of our mill men und merchants, the Supreme Court. H e is a g o o d law- on laud in orde • to raise money lost
good man with small family an excel­ ical, forcible and eloquent a speaker as th at they eould possibly furnish, ami yer, but is sixty&Ue years of age, very through lowering the tariti' bv the Wil-
Those holding real estate J
lent chance on his farm near Florence.
can he found in Oregon. His name is paid his hills and otherwise left the best irritable anti with no t?"-i!Í::t's fitting sou hid.
h
one quali­ mortgage are to be considered as part- '
I r a e e s of an houoratde character in Flor­ him for a Jndgo j j c.
Prof.
T.
M.
Marlin.
S omething N ew .—Have you seen
fication that is /p h
nt .
the Presi­ tiers in the land am’ are to bo taxed in :
The rate on the Southern Pacific from ence and vicinity.
those Ladies Jerseys th at are now ottered
I
t
has
tint
been
a
question
of
how
dent.
Whiaw
wl
g
for.Gov- proportion. I t is liardly likely that the ’
Eugene to San Francisco and return is
for leas tham cost at Meyer & K yle’s?
-uiitgl a move hill will become a law, hut it shows th at
$24.75, anti from Drain to Sari Francisco much lie could make out of this under­ ernqr in 1888, Peckham
B ohn .—At Florence, Oregon, on Feb­
lie sent circulars all the Henry George single-tax theoriesare
anil return $22.85. These rates include taking, hut how thoroughly inechanie- to defeat him.
ruary 7, 1894, to Mr. and Mrs. Marion five coupons of admission to the Fair. ally, honestly und satisfactorily he could over the state asking Democrats to vote taking hold of some Congressmen,
Morris a ten pound boy. Marion, like Tickets will he o n sale f r o m Junury 24th do tiie work, thus holding his gooti rep- for W arner Miller. Tins is what sends
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th e good gentlemau th at lie is, reported and those hoarding -he train at either illation as an honest builder against all Ids name ill foe Judge
lie Is n o ta
In speaking of Pennoyer’s claim the
th e (act to this office, and judging from Eugene or Drains, will arrive in San critieal inspection.
Democrat. In qttr last Constitutional Gold Beaeti Uaiette says: Pennoyer
tiis appearance he is exceedingly happy Francisco on the follow ing day at 10.42
Colonel Freeman not only ditl the Convention he tried to have an article claims one-third of the people of Oregon
over the event.
a. in. Tickets good for fit) days from work of building the hateheiy well, hut inserted that no one hut property holtl- are without subsistence. If it’s that bad
he displayed admirable judgm ent in ers should be allowed to vote.
in Salem, lie had better move down to
date of sale.
The fish hatchery is completed.
looking well to its future. This may lie
He is an aristocrat of the first water Curry county. Out of a population of
Mr W aiter Lang informed us that
Fred Bean started eu route for Eugene
practically illustrated in stating that a and lias no claims to being called a dem ­ 2,000 there is hut one person supported
when coming in from Heeeta recently,
on Tuesday.
portion of the flume leading up to the ocrat.
by tiie county. Times are hard iiere, but
Mrs. E. Nichols now has charge of the his party hail a lively time fo ra few mo­ hatchery must needs pass around tiie
There are plenty of democrats in the people find enough to eat, and money to
ments
in
preventing
a
log,
th
at
a
huge
Mapleton hotel.
point of an eminence. This water con­ United States who are qualified for a spare for w hat they want to drink.
T he W est will be an im portant statis­ ocean breaker brought in,from demolish­ ductor was planned to he built on the Justice of tiie Supreme court. We hope
ing th eir wagon. The horses were lashed
tical journal next week.
ground, but at the point mentioned, Col. to see some one of them vet mimed ami
Roseburg Plaihdealer: And now the
into a furious run, and then the log was
George Anderson secured the contract within a few inches of them when it Freemun had the flume trenched and confirmed for that place.
Rev. Dr. P. S. Hansen, the noted Bap­
covered
with
earth,
thus
protecting
it
The
President
by
insisting
on
making
of painting the fisti hatebery.
tist divine, has discovered that the story i
lodged on the ground. It is dangerous
Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner driving on tiie beach alien high seas run fr«»in injury by logs or debris that comes inch nominations will woon lose the of Cain and Abel is a m yth. Of course I
down the hill, and in this way making sym pathy and confidence of his own he will be disciplined and unless be can
pills, assist digestion, prevent constipa­ und the tide is in.
t ii e water supply assured during h a t c h - party.
make a better defense than did Dr.
tion.
On Monday evening the Board of Trus­ ing.
Briggs his days of usefulness are few.
C. H. Leadbetter is receiving some un­ tees took notice of our sidewalks being
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favorable criticism from the Southern destroyed by team sters driving over them are more particular about the construc­
Fron th e D aily StntChiuan.
Oregon press.
A correspondent of a Seattle paper,
regardless of street crossings. People tion of this hatchery being properly
Success to the Independence man who
Pastor Knotts came down tiie river in who own no property themselves, do not j One than any other, and it is gratifying says the Salem Statesman, writes the fob
a rowboat accompanied by a driving share in the lively interest the real citi to us to commend every part of the lowing: Washington, Jan. 27th.—There 19 preparing to build a steam er of extra
zen feels in our improvements. The work done by Mr. Freem an, and as he is a noted Oregonian in the city at pres­ light draft to navigate the upper Wil­
storm Monday.
lam ette during its lowest sum mer stag t:'!
A Marshfield hotel caught fire on Wed­ good ladies built the walks injured, and leaves for ids home in Portland to-day, ent although his edming was not her­
Such an enterprise, properly conducted,
nesday, January 31st, which nearly re­ we are of the opinion that if our men are he can have the assurance th at he leaves alded in the public press, nor has bis
, not possessed with vim enough to build many friends here who will ever he presence here been signalized by inter­ would prove a profitable one. It would
sulted in a general conflagration.
J walks, they ought to have spunk enough ready to recommend him as an honora­ views in the city papers. He is neither prove a great accommodation to the
The House has passed the Wilson
a politician nor a place hunter, but whole people living along the river on
to defend those th eir wives and daugh- ble gentleman.
tariff bill by a vote of 204 to 140. Its fate
a wearer of diamonds and fine linen, a either side. It would bring to market
I ters built for them.
in the Senate cannot he predicted.
Salem the fruit, eggs, poultry, milk,
In enum erating the republican candi­ TW O S E L F -E X P L A IN IN G L E T T E R S . man who pays treasury officials $1,290 a
The steam er Mink just flow up to Sea-
month when be has need of their ser- I’Utter, garden truck and general produce
dates for various offices in Douglas coun­
tun on Tuesday. Captain H urd and en­
the farmers, and it would in turn
E ugene , O regon , F kby 3, 1894. vices. This is Nathan Blum, who needs
ty, the Plaihdealer says of School Super-
gineer Phillips are responsible for tiie
E ditor W e s t :—Some tim e ago I no- 'n o introduction either to the people ol liver to the residents along the river
j intendent applicants, as follows:
speed.
their provisions, etc. By all means, give
There are a num ber of candidates for ticed an article in your paper criticising Portland or of Puget Sound.
A monument has been unveiled in the nomination foi School Superiutend- somewhat the method of conducting the * At the Oxford, where lie is stopping ns a small steamer for this service, and
W o laid out th e original tow n site of FLO REN CE, ¡Deluding the
San Francisco th at marks the place ! ent. J . A. Underwood, the present teachers exam inations. I aiu aware th at with a young lady known as Val Hast- its business will grow so rapidly that
where Sir Francis Drake first set foot on incumbent of that office, is being urged it is a hardship for applicants from the ing«—a lady of whom he testified in the new ones must soon be added.
the Pacific coast.
!
by bis many friends to be a candidate Siuslaw to come to Eugene especially d u - ■ United States court that he and Lotan >
' fqually fond—
A serial story, “ Among the Siuslnws, for re-election, while the names of C. P. ring the « in ter, and 1 «ru te to Supt. , and M tilk erw
T h e O ld e « t S o ld ie r Iu t h e W o r ld .
,/c k , of ! Astoria,
or A Tale of 60 Years Ago,” by th at no­ Snell of Myrtle Creek, O. C. Brown of McElroy a «hurt time ago stating t h e ' l i e is k n o w i
Russia proudly claims the oldest sol­
ted author, More Anon, is running in Deer Creek, John ltees of Oakland ami ease and asking if I might appoint a t l e p and alter his name mi the hotel register dier. if not the oldest citizen ofany rank,
the Florence W est .—Oregonian.
Prof. Harwood of Glenada are prom inent­ my at Florence to conduct the examiua- apfieared the w ords'“and wife.” Blum in the known world. Her claim ant for
this distinguished honor is Colonel Grit-
II. IL and Geo. H. B arrett to J. ly mentioned in connection with tiie tiun for the Siuslaw country, and to for­ has been here for several weeks.
zenko
of P ottaw anear Odessa, who, if lio
ward
the
papers
to
the
hoard
at
Eugene
The
story
th
a
t
tie
is
here
negotiating
Kcbreuder amd D. Verloop lot 4, in nomination.
for marking and grading. Ills decision for a pardon is off' the track. N either lives until Feb. 7, will celebrato his one
blocg 2, G lenada; consideration $100.
To the citizens and residents of the
hundred and tw entieth birthday. Grit-
Also bond for lot 5, in block 2, conside­ Siuslaw who have property to sell or was not favorable. I would he willing to lie nor his partner, Jackliug, will ever zenko entered the m ilitary service in the
he
sentenced
for
their
confessed
guilt.
accommodate
th
e
ptople
of
the
Siuslaw
ration $100.
year 1789, 104 years ago. and received
trade—real or personal.
with an examimalion a t Florence, even They have t<cen too useful to the treas­ from tiie hands of Empress Catherine
Since I have had descriptive circulars
The tortures of dyspepsia, the Buffer­
ury
departm
ent,
and
as
there
is
another
at my own expense, ( I am allowed no­
herself a gold medal for conspicuous
And offer lots in theae part« from 850 to 8500.
ings of scrofula, the agonizing itch and of the Siuslaw printed, I am receiving
thing for dept. services ) if the law trial coming o n , the days of their use­ bravery a t the assault on Ismail. This
pain of salt rheum , the disagreeable numerous letters asking about the dilFcr-
trophy, of which the aged w arrior is
would permit it. I am not to blame, nor fulness are not over.
sym ptom s of catarrh, are removed by t ut property I have for sale. If
Meanwhile, Washington is a very nice justly very proud, bears the following
is the Slate Supt but if there is blame
have any land o f which you wish to dis­
Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
anywhere it is with the law. The out place in which to live and spend the inscription: ‘‘For exceptional bravery at
Mr. Schreuder, lately from Minnesota, pose, give me a description of it amt I law on this subject was too lux, the new profits of a long session of opium and tile assault of Ismail, Dec. 11. 1789.”—
is well pleased with our country and will have a correct descriptive list ol all perhaps too strict. Please make such use Chinese smuggling. Some idea of what St. Louis Republic.
n il! make this his future home. He the property printed and distribute it o l this letter and the enclosed letter of these profits must have been can he had
will erect himself a house so soon as tie with my circulars. Try me and if no Supt. McEl oy as is necessary to make from the sums tie paid to those who!
e s y I H A V E T H E BEST TOOLS
can clear the lot which he recently pur­ sale is made it will cost you nothing. the m atter plain.
bel|ied him.
a
Call anti get one of my circulars.
chased.
ami
materials and a good shop. Have
Very Respectfully,
“ Di. H errick” came lure well récem­
F o r sale but every lo t we offer is located n ear anil iu the busincsa
Yours for Business, Jon M orris , J r
I t is reported th at the committee of
ment I'd . He I mb letters from the special had twenty years’ experience and I can
J . G S tevenson .
AN IM P O R T A N T L E T T E R .
six, who were appointed at a tax-payers’
treasury agents to chiefs of divisions in repair all kinds of fine and complicated
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meeting in Eugene, are not in sympathy
tiie departm ent, from United States Dis­ as well as cheaper grades of watches, center and will bring good rental, if improved
REPLY TO TIIE ABOVE LETTER
Honorable Binger Herman sent its the
with some of the resolutions passed. To
trict Attorney Dan Murphy, from Judge and I will give you perfect
ns it seemed a strange turn of affairs if following letter which is self-exp! lining. Supt. J. G. Stevenson.
Boland, who was special council for the
Dear S ir:—Returning to this office I governm ent in the smuggling cases, all
S ir:—Referring to your eiitnmunica-
some of tiiein were.
WRITE US FOR PRICES, MAPS AND DESCRIPTIONS.
tion I have the honor to inform von th at find your favor of the 24th instant on my of which recounted his services in the
A large ocean swell came in at tiie
proposals have been invited for mail table. Replying thereto I beg leave to attem pt to send ex-republican officials
mouth of the river Monday th a t reached
service from Gartline*' by Ada to Alene, state us follows:
to the penitentiary. Besides, he had
Florence, five miles inland, and although
1. i ’leaso see sub division. 8 anti 9, personal letters to Secretary of Agricul­
Oregon.
If a reasonable hid shall he
the tide was ebbing, the river raised
F A IR M O U N T , Ore.
G E O . M . M IL L E R & Co..
received the service will te ordered. $25, Oregon school laws, especially see ture Morton, who, in his own carriage,
over four feet and tiie rush of waters re­
suhdivision
8,
page
19.
Here
you
will
You
will
be
further
advised
when
ac­
drove
his
guest
about
the
(
ity
when
he
minded one of a tidal wave.
tion is taken.
find it the duty of the comity board of first came, showing him all the points of
Frederick AVard, called the Napoleon
examiners—or at least two of them —to interest.
Very Respectfully,
of finance, and who spent a term in
bold public quarterly examinations at
J. L. B ell .
“ Mrs. H errick” is greatly admired at
Sing Sing prison in expiation of his part
Second Ass’t Postm aster General. the times specified. It follows Irom file the hotel where they are stopping.
in the Grunt & Ward failure, is now set­ Hon. B isoek H ermann .
law that you could hold a public qu arter­ Beauty is at a premium in Washington
ting type in New York City. He learn­
ly
exam ination at Florence at the time and a fresh luce is always certain to gain
I will take butter, eggs, meat, fruits,
R E P U B L IC A N S T A T E C O N V E N T IO N
ed the trade while in prison.
mentioned, if you deem it best, but it a world of flatterers. All in all, tiie ! otatoes, ami all kinds of vegetables as
Edward Dunbar, once a noted evan­
The republican state central commit- would he necessary for you to have your doctor anti bis wife have been having a part paym ent for work.
gelist, and author of the hymn “ T here’s tee met in Portland on January 31, anti comity board of exam iners present, or
very good time in ,v ' hington.
1
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* Light in the Window for Thee, Broth­ the basis of apportionm ent was fixed at at least a quorum of the same, The law'
His face is u fatnih <r one in the treas-
G. B. COLLES,
e r,” died recently in a Kansas jail, one delegate-at-large for each county, in this particular is explicit.
ury building, nt I Iwi in- he . _____
leaves __
the
where he had applied for lodgings as a and one each for 159 votes and for each
2. In the next place yon will find by officers of thi
rraiion w ill know TnO Florence W atch Doctor.
tram p. A good deni of hum anity, of the fraction thereof over seventy-five east subdivision 19, same section, th at you
more about • "
pig and bow it may
lesser sort, seems to be mixed up with for the republican presidential electors have power to appoint a deputy when-
be prevented than they ever did b f rre.
Christianity.
iti 1892. Lane county lias 14 delegates ever tiie same may become expedient That is the real object of Blum’s visit to
McClure, who has been in charge anti is onlv outranked in numbers by and necessary. While this is tru e, it Washington. l i d s furnishing pointers
FO R GO D A Y S O N L Y !
follows from the plain letter of the law to the department, and recent captures
of the work of setting the lamps at Hee­ M ultnomah and Marion.
-TO -
I
5
8
n?, at're''
land, mostly all
The
state
convention
will
be
held
in
on
page
19
th
a
t
tiie
work
of
holding
pub-
eta light-house, lias finished the work
were undoubtedly the result of some of
and started for Portland on Saturday 1 ortland on April 11, and tiie first dis- lie quarterly exam inations cannot be the information o f which this man has Bottom land on tide water.
last. Now the beacon lamp is ready to trict convention on April 9, at Salem and delegated to any other persons except to unburdened himself here. '1 lie hope of
CASH
$1059.
CASH
have the match applied and only awaits the apportionm ent for this was made on a majority of your own immediate hoard onvicting Ixrtnn ol participation in the
The ow ner of this property must raise
the coming of the keepers and an order the same basis as tlie state convention. of county examiners, and therefore un- smuggling biisine.. lias not yet been the sum of $1050 within 00 days, hence
I t w s decided th at the district con­ der the law the same power cannot be given up, and Blum is confident th at tiiis Bargain I
from the Board.
The Siuslaw can now justly lav claim ventions should only nominate congress­ delegated to a deputy. It is true th at if uben the opium trials come up the gov-
Good title w arranted.
to having the liest fish hatchery in the men, leaving joint legislative and judi­ you were to send over to Florenco two em inent will secure the convictions they
If you have the cash, here is your
state, and it is not surpassed either in cial nominations to the state conven­ members of your county board of exam- failed to do when the Chinese smuggling chance, so take advantage of this 00 days
tion.
iners you could bold the exam ination cases were on trial.
California or W ashington. This state of
forced sale I
The committee recommended that there, etc. In my opinion it will he
faets is largely due to both Fisli and
Write itiiineiliately or apply in person
Game Protector McGuire, who procured co“ n ty conventions meet on April 4, anti dangerous precedent foryou to establish, ELECTION JUDGES A N D
for
particulars to
CLERKS.
the plans, and to Col. M . E . Freeman, pr,,,,nr"‘H " " Mi‘ rth 28
' and
- ’ even if ' vou had ' I tie pow er to do so
Juc Morn's, Jr.,
18946031
une.er tiie law it would ultim ately give
the contractor and builder.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following judges and clerks cf
Florence, Oregon.
you a great deal of trouble. I would election for 1894 are aopeirited :
The excellent Eugene Guard manfully
L l.t of letters remaining uncalled for
suggest th at you furnish th e teachers
Florence—1!. I . Alley, Wm. Landis,
supports the suggestion th at the Repub- at th e Florence post-office for month
named at these distan t points with a VYm. Kvle, judge»; W. It. McCornaek,
licans nominate Hon. Harrison Kincaid, ending Jan. 31, 1894.
LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
perm it which will last until the May Geo. 11. Colter, clerks.
of the Eugene Journal, for secretary of
Anderson. Eloin H.
To
persons desiring relinldu inform­
exam
ination,
and
then
the
roads
will
be
Mapleton— A ncs Had n il, W. W.
state. Mr. Kincaid is a first-class gen­
Blumb. Miss Lena
ation regarding the Wonderful resources
better, etc.
Neely,
W.
W.-l
s
judges;
M.
J.
Hadsall,
tlem an, and Mr- Campljell’s fraternal
Parties calling for any of the above
In so many w jrd.«, my opinion is that F r c f i . an, clerks." ”
’ 1 of lainc county, or for prices ami terms
affection ia commendable. Let’s take will please s ty "advertised.”
you cannot delegate the power to holti a
H erm ann—L. C. Moffitt, II. J. Dickey “f krain' »*'*'< ° r fruit (urine in the
som ethin’. —.Sunday Mercury.
W m . K vle . Postmaster.
public quaiterly exam ination to' a dep- Win. I orris, judges; 8. 8.’ Milledge, J. Wl‘lam ette Valley or town pr,q«>rty
On St. V alentine’s Day, Feb. 14, the
cither in Eugene or Florence, r.e recom­
S U N D A Y S E R V IC E S .
uty situated at Florence or any other M. Duncan, clerk».
ladies of the Methodist church will give
particular point in your county.
If the
Luke Creek—Chaa. Potter!, F. R. mend you to correspond with E. J. Fra­
a ten cent tea at the residence of Mrs. J.
R ev . I. G. K notts P a tor .
above is note#!¡^factory I shall bo glad Pepiot, P .te r Hollo, judges; Howard sier, secretary ami manngt r of tire Lnnc
C. Brown. Tea will be served form four
Next Sabbath there will I«- Com- to take up the subject again.
Co. I.aod & Loan Co , Eogeno, Oregon.
pope, J. C. Fanner, clerks.
to six and from nine to ten. Every one munion services at 11 a. m. Preaching
Very lru ly yours,
G lentena—E. Tliurmnn, A D. Reeves, Send for one of their latest descriptive
ia requested to bring a bottle of fun to also at 7 p. m . All are most cordially
E. B. M c E i . rov ,
J. n. Richardson, judges; W I'. Bailey, eirenlars. Read their ad. in another
serve with the ten. A . enjoym ent and invite! to these «ervi.-es.
part of tliis paper.
Htate Supt. Pub. Inst. Archie Itlchnrdson, clerks.
THIS
FDR
F L O R E N C E .
FIR-CLAD CITY.
Is situated on the Pacific Coast in Lane
County, and on a
bee line” W est from
New York and Chicago, where we have
LOTS TOE, SALE!
WATER FRONT,
NO WILD CAT PROPERTY
S a tis fa o tio ri!
FLOWER
HOME
Is the Name of
GALLAGHER’S ADDITION
cu
All of this property is within the corporate limits of the
town am! lots
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‘ es ranging from
$6 to $50
Write for plat ami descriptive circular to
A. E. GALLAGHER O O Enhene, Oregon.