.«x a*
;
-X-A.X A./V,« -A-M—X—
V ^e
T he tide of destiny is turning fast j
tow ards Florence. All sorts of tic- |
cum ulation of facts point th at way
I FRIDAY, MARCH
B J S IN E S S CARDS-
STATE OFFICERS.
T R A V E L E R S’ GUIDE.
D. (’ II A M B E It L IN ,
G o v e rn o r......................Sylvester Pem m yer
S e c retary of S ta te . .Geo. W. M ellriile
T re a s u re r............................ Philip Metehen
S u p t. Public In stru ctio n E. B. M cElroy
S ta te P r in te r .................. F rank C. B aker
O JL IR ID IT T Z E Z R
S T A G E
THE SAYELLWANCERS.
HE TRAINS THE STS
FASHION^
I OF GOTHAM'S
LES-
L IN E .
H . H . B a r r e t t , P r o p ’ r,
A T a lk W it h t h e D a n c l
M c A llis t e r S e t ” —Th«
Leaves Florence M ondays, W ednes
days am i F ridays.
) ...............W.P. Loid
R. J O H N S O N ,
A rrives a t Florence Tuesdays, T h u rs
S u p rem e C ourt > .............. K. A. Bean
days a n d S atu rd ay s.
J ................F. A. Moore
C onnects w ith S team er and Seotts
Ju d g e Second D istrict . .J. C. F ullerton
burg Stage Line for D rain.
Also witl
C harge
A ttorney Second D istrict S. W .C ondon
All niv w< irk will be w arranted to give Stage Line for Coos Bay.
reasonable.
sat isfufiitni. Call on oi \vrite to me at
N o t D a n c e t h e G e rm s
V la .trr to “ th e
¡PUr H iiu n r ed D o
’ an O r d in a r y P e r
so n » D o , b u t T h e y llod
► U nco In A w h ile ,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
J u d g e ...................................... .
C entm iasioneifl
;• '
A. H Fisk
. Eli P erkins
Ja n ies P ark er
T h e h a b it o f T in : \\T - 1 is o n e o f
j
j
pu.-li, i-iuu :;v , p lu c k . It :s th e n ew s
£
g la n a i y o f th e s e m o u n ta in s l o p e s - ^ j
Vol. IV.
G EN ERA L D IRECTO RY
s
G lenada,
- - O .'sgon.
F lo r e n c e ,
-
-
O re .
W H ÌS M À N
B R O S .’
Ï
S t a g e
JOHN C. GRAY,
Dental Surgery.
*
N othing could bo u)
u c e rta in dancitif
ty-fifth stre et. T he g ,
m irro rs, th e brass tj
(lin g , the obsequiona
oiled m a h o g a n y ; wh^
slippery ballroom tie
ly put y our hand in
for your in su ra n ce pel
proiessor, ho has
e polished th an
Iniy in West F if-
doors are like
innings are daz-
nrkits shine like
you step on the
o il instinetive-
j, r pocket to feel
'¡•pud. 1, tor the
.qn. -r» U up
23. 18ÍH .
No.
LIMITED MATRIMONY.
PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS.
n Mar-
O fficia l E r p e r t ( '.o u p a r h ig I lie A v e r a g e o l
T i l l , t e a r W illi O th e r t ear».
An Interesting yet extrem ely ridicu
lous questiou has found its way into the
C alifornia courts. Tlie problem s to bo
solved ill all seriousness by th e co u rts a re
these: “ Is a c o n tra ct of m arriag e stip u
lated to expire ut th e end of six m onths
or a y e a rn valid docum ent? If thedocu-
lnent lie valid, is the lim itation good?
Does th e lim itation invalidate the con-
a a c tr Can the relations of the c o n tra ct
ing parties be legally laid aside a t tlie
end of the prescribed time? W ould a
chihl born a fte r the lim it lias expired,
and w ere the c o n tra ct not renew ed, be a
legitim ate child?’* It seems impossible
th a t ill th is day such a question should bo
seriously raised, b e t as a m a tte r of fa rt
th e re l
dsvplopt« am ong th e Califor-
flL
* L _ ; d i .fereuce of opinion on
the subject.
Six m onths ago E dw ard M. E lkus and
L illie M abney of San Francisco entered
into a c o n tra c t ‘"to be m arried for a
period of six m onths."' A few days ago
they again repaired to a n otary's oflieo
a n d caused a second contract to be draw n
up for a n o th er six m ontns. The young
couple m ain tain th a t they have th e ad
vice of good law yers th a t the co n tract is
good. The situation is such a novel ono
th at several reputable law yers luivo per
suaded the young couple to perm it the
question to be subm itted to a co u rt of
adjudication. J u s t h o w to get this be
fore the c o u rt is the question. It can
hardly be accom plished by divorce pro
ceedings, neith er could it be accom plish
ed by crim inal process. Law yers, how
ever, declare th a t they will find a wav of
bringing the m a tte r to judicial notice
in order th a t tlie ridiculous proposition
m ay be qrttled a t onco.
Some of tlie lu st law yers in the sta te
have taken an interest in the m atter.
M any prom inent citizens declare th a t it
is ugainst public policy for such a qiu s-
tion to be dignified by a dou b t for any
length of tim e. On the other hand, there
are a few law yers who const n t to m ain
tain th e s tric t legality of tlie term s of
the lim ited c o n tra c t.—O m aha W orld-
H erald.
T he e
1 retu rn s o f the d
incut of a g ric u ltu re for ih« m onili of
December ar;- principally devoted to tho
Indica", n of tho av; .-Kge of tho price«
of tie various products of the farm at
tho (xiitita of production or in tho near»
eat local m arkets. Aa tinta indicated, the
value of corn is 37 c en ts per bushel,
which is 2.4 eeuta lower Ilian tho coire-
»ponding price of I i t year, which was
ill.4 cents per bushel, a figure w hich cor
responds nearly w ith the average farm
price of corn for the decade 1380 to 1889,
inclusive, wliicfi w as 39.3, and is 0.1
cents lower tliau th e average for the
three years 1890 to 1892.
T he average price of w heat is 52.1
cents per bushel. T he next lowest price
in the 23 years from 1870 to 1893. in
clusive, w as 84.3 cents in 1884. The
average for tho 10 years 1880 to 1889
w as 82.7, w hile for tho th ree years 1890
to 1892 it was 70.0. T he decline from
tlie average of the last th ree preceding
years, in tw o of w hich, 1891 and 1892,
occurred tho largest yields in the His
tory of the c o u n try , was 24.5 cents, or 82
per cent.
Tho re tu rn s m ake the general price
per bushel of rye 51.8 cents, w hich is 3
cents low er th an th a t of last y ear and
5.2 cents low er th a n th e average d u rin g
the past decade.
The average farm price of oats, as re
tu rn ed for Decem ber. 18'.;.'!, is 28.8 cents
per bushel, w hich is 2.9 cents low er than
last year and 1.4 cents less th a n the
average price d u rin g the past decade.
The average farm price of barley is the
lowest on record, the price being re p o rt
ed a t 40.0 cents, ag ain st 47 .2 ce:itsa year
ago. 51 cents in 1891, 04.8 cents in 1890
and 42.7 cents in 1889.
U nlike th e o th er cereals, tho farm
p r co of buckw heat per bushel is tho
highest since 1888: tho average price of
buckw heat per bushel is the highest since
1888.
The average p lan tatio n p rice o f cotton,
as show n by tho d e p artm e n t reports,
was, on Dec. 1,0.99 cents per pound, as
against 8.4 cents on the sam e d ate last
year, show ing a declino of 1 40-100 cents.
N otw ithstanding tho unfavorable indica
tions as to yield as reported fur the c u r
ren t year, th is price is I 1-10 c Os low er
th an the average plantation prie ■ fur the
seven preceding years, durii g wliic'i the
range was from 8.0cenla to 7.3 cents; a v
erage, 8.2 cents.
C a lifo r n ia C o u r t* M a y ! ‘ - e l ,l c H* t o
rlM£o F o r S ix M o n th s,
m s «learn appeared t< > be out a m a tte r or
a few days, when he suddenly conceived
a g r e a t craving for ico c re a m .—C raw
fordsville (Iud.) Dispatch.
B r it is h U «l«' In M a ta h e lv la n d .
By tlie su rren d er of K ing Lo IJengnla
and his w arriors tho B ritish have en tered ,
into full pots- ssion o f M atiibeleluud. Tho
eam paii'u against tho blacks lias boon
short ami s.iuguim iry. i t now rem ains
for the w hites to get all they can out of
tho c o untry w hieh has been w renched
from its native in h ab itan ts to develop
the "gold reefs" know n to exist there,
w hieh aro believed to bo even rich er th an
those of Joliiiinii sliurg, to establish
peace am ong tlie trilies and to introduce
civilization tinder au orderly govern
m en t.—New York Sun.
AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE.
A n il W h en It W as A lt O v e r th o S t a t io n
A g e n t .VIetnle*. T hing-,.
d ro p .'
It is here, according to the piofvssor,
A t a w ay Rtation oil tho Louisville and
th a t the y o u th fu l scions of the great
N ashville one w inter the station keeper
It E T W E E X E U « E X E A H E A D <»f T I DI
and
only
F
o
u
r
H
undred
lightly
foot
it
O re g o n .
Treasurer..................
»lad an exciting tim e. It w as m idnight,
over til ■ polished floor. The professor
and the station being in a deserted p a rt
A s s e s s o r ........................
. . . M « I 'b e r s « li
ta lk s w ith beautiful frankness and was
of tlie co u n try bad been left by tho loaf
Leave E u g e n e M onday a n d T liur.«Iav m o n
■School Superintendent
I. G S t e v e i is i.n
so good as to e ip la iu to a reporter how
HORACE N. CRAIN,
lu g s.
ers. It began to rain. Tho station keeper
Suruey«»r..........................
the
dances
of
the
said
F
our
H
undred
Leave H ead of Title T u e sd a y u n d F rid a v at
w as not sleepy and determ ined lo sit u p
noon.
differ from those of the oonimou. uw-
C o ro n e r............................
a g re ater p a rt of the night, especially as
d 'u ’ry people.”
lie had an unusual sum of m oney in his
W
hitm
an
Eros.,
Proprs
"
N
u
t
the
common
people
either,
"
the
Vnd D ealer in F in e W atchc« a n d J e w e lry
Sa il draw er, mid he felt uneasy ab o u t it.
professor hastened to correct him self.
CITY OFFICERS.
R obberies of stations and farm houses
H ip o n e
O re g o n .
" T h e re are no.com mon people in this
dow n the line had been frequent. So ho
country. We are all the sam e here.
S
t
c
P resident
B. f . A net
e ttled him relf down to a vigil. As ho
N evertheless ho continued to refer to
H cN R Y A. BAY. A gent
l'elt hungry he took a can of cove o ysters
S A I L S -----------
"the com m on people," and his tom s
Oscar F unke
down from tho slu-lf and set it in tho
S
t
a
t
e
I
n
s
u
r
a
n
c
e
Co
lp
’y
on
t h e n t , ltffli ni d 2 0 th o f enei
w e ren o t a lw ay s flattering. On the other
0
.
.
U
nni
Board of T rustees
stove. A m om ent afte rw a rd th ere w as
W.u K e
hand, he sort of hobnobbed w ith the
Of Salem, Oregon.
a knock a t the door, and lie a d m itte d a
m o n th
M I
royalty by c allin g h issw ellest pupils by
' . • . -
le i ¡ ¡ t ie in a rune»* i* o n i|* n n y <»f H ie
cold, drenched tram p, w hom lie allow ed
' *v inc >•'< :.-t. A s-ifi' a «Miurtei ' « i n ii n i «1,4 f i l i g l i u - i j $3.00. Round trip 85.00 th e ir last nam es m inus th eir first ones
..
.
1
*
ta
ok
i.t-
.a
i
R eco rd er..............
l<u>.
r i v u t e d w e llin g s m id r m
a••.periy a
t o lie dow n by the fire. J u s t then a tra in
or by th e ir first ones m inus th e ir last
Kpeeiaity. A d d ress j«e ut'¡»ir«li .i . »regun, a n d
. Le mir i C or i.-ae
T re a su re r..........
cam e around the bend, und tho statio n
i will c a ll u p o n (,'o u u iid in a iu e y o u r p ro p erty .
ones. It w as bard to tell w hich m ethod
F
l
o
r
e
n
c
e
to
i
n
q
u
i
n
a
,
M arnim i..............
..........C. B M
agent stepped outside to display the go
im plied the g re a te r intim acy.
ahead signal. He felt d istru stfu l of tho
Jiietice oi Peace
J I M C ' .«.)«
"Tlie fashionable d an ceo f New York
f i r i ’iib.-i. lig e r a n i T 'n ig lit R a te s
tram p and feared th a t ho w ould fool
so c iety .” said the professor, "and of
w ith tho money draw er. As tho tra in
course you know th a t w hen 1 speak of
»V. W . N EE L . 1 , J r* !><>-,
passed he hurried into tho room und h a d
CHURCH DIRECTORY
"society" 1 n a a n the really sw ell circles,
scarcely opened the door and seen th »
tab le s furnished w ith all t l i e d e l
M eyer & Kyle.
F loren ce, Or. the M cA llister set, as it is c alled —the
tram p standing by tho stove w ith som e
icacies of the season.
W ild gam e, Fish
fashionable dance ill th a t set is the ger
th in g glistening ill his hand, w hen th ere
R E S B Y ÏE R I k N C l i U R U U V c . ce. ami F ru it in season.
m
an.
O
f
course
there
is
som
etim
es
a
Best accommoda*
w as a report, and the ugeut fe lt a stin g
Oregon. 6 a ’»i>:< n h« * ai ♦*. ¿«••halii*
kind of interreg n u m before the cotillon
ing sensation over his eye.
.8 1 1 3
Charges S T 2 .
0 3
school, Id uciiH’k a lit
P r e a c h i n g 11 lions od* lite traveling public.
begins, a n d d u rin g this period the oi
A lthough blinded w ith blood from th e
o ’ciock a. ut. alpi 7 p in. Sacrim eli! ni reasons hie.
ch estra plays w altzes and a s u i t of "r>
<be L ord’s supper oil 1st S abbath « Í
w ound, he drew bis pistol and fired five
quest"
program
m
e.
Different
ones
have
J a n u a ry ,
April, Ju ly ami O ctm er.
EUROPE'S WAR CLOUD.
tim es into the room. Ho then dashed
favorite dances, and this is th e ir chance
JSvervbody is welcome ¡ « m u r ! . cm r ices. f l K S ’i
round to the re a r of tho station and hid
R A T IO N A L
ß A N K R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R I P S to g et them played.”
I t I* N o w M u ch I.n r g e r T h a n a M ini'» H a n d
P a sto r requests C uristiuns t - n»*k»
tinder the platform . A fter an h o u r's
"" Do these real swell people ever dance
m id T h r o w « a S h a d o w O v e r lu iu la n d .
them selves known.
tim e he craw led out, resigned to th e loss
OF EU G EN E.
square d ances?"
I. G K n u t s P.»*C‘*r.
The tim e has conio to describe the pro-
of hi.; money am i th an k fu l th a t ho had
i t JD <ICKS. P .its.
B. EAKIN, J « ., C ash •«
The professor cast a look of m ild scorn vailing naval panic in E ngland as a gen
i rayed w ith liis life. Tiie room w as
in the re p o rte r’s direction. It evidently uine w ar scare. A fear am o u n tin g to
ethodist episcopal chuhcii PA IL UP CA 6H C A PIT A L ,
dark; the fire was out. The tra m p haxl
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
grieved
him
th
a
t
sueli
dense
ignorance
conviction
lias
seized
certain
E
nglishm
en,
service. Preaching a t G lenada ev S U R P L U S AND P R O F IT S ,
General office at Seaton.
i vidently esi aped w ith his booty. Sor-
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
existed even am ong the com m on people who believe tlie com ing spring will see
e ry 4» h S abbaths. Sabbath-School ev
row fnlly the agent lit a m atch, b u t
THE FATHER OF THE HOUSE.
"O h , uo, no!” he said.
G reat B ritain a t w ar w ith ono or m ore
e ry S abbaih at 10a. m.
P rayer m ee t A C O O ’J N T S S O L I C I T E D
U L E S , N E E L Y a iu l G E T T Y S ,
in stan tly dropped it when a sta rtlin g
" N o t even the lauciers?" ventured g re at powers. The sources of inform a I lF ji r e s e n ta tiv o O 'N rill* * D e a t h T r a n s f e r s
ing every fh u rsd a v o w n in g at »!•»•
Owner
t ight m et his eyes, lie lit a nother one,
EUGENE,
-
OREGON.
c h u rch . E v e n n«»«ly cordially iuvLeu.
the rep o rter q u ite hum bly.
tion and tlie ju d g m e n t of tom o of these
t lie D is t in c t io n t o S ilv e r D o lla r B la n d .
found a candle and gazed a bout a t th e
G W. Q uimby ,
"G h . well. 1 do m ake un exception of persons e n title th e ir opinions to respect.
D istinction ns “ fa th e r of tho house,'' scene of desolation.
Pastor.
th
e
lunciers.
1
generally
have
one
Ian
They
include
some
prom
inent
m
em
bers
EA ST
AND
SO U T H
L -T ffi
w hich w as enjoyed by tho late Iiepre-
Tho lam p iiad been sh attered by a
18 G
c ie rs am ong the dances w hich ure givqg >0f the C onservative p arty ami tho editors sentativo C harles O'N eill of P hiladel
bullet. A clieeso bud been perforated
before the cotillon be; iRh. But then,
of certain lauding new spapers. Some phia since tho d eath of his culleiigue. w ith tw o bullets. The room w as filled
SECRET SOCIETIta.
w ith an a iry gesture, ‘it's not danced slight w eakness in consols suggests th at ju d g e W illiam D. Kelley, has now de
w ith sm oko from the stovepipe, w hich a
as it is by a w d ’n 'r y people. We get Hi tho im pression m ay bo spreading to finan scended to the p a te rn al progenitor of
fourth bullet bad perforated. S tran g est
OF I H E
couples on the floor in one set and have cial circles.
the silv erb ill know n as th e •'B la n d a c t,” of all, the room w as filled w ith cinders,
AND
F. à A. M. Si usla w Lodge N* 107.
a re g u la r r o u ip l"
S o u th e r n P a cific Co.
W h eth er these sin ister forebodings are or the "d o lla r of tho daddies" hill. In
am i oysters frescoed everything. Oys
• R egular com m nnicati'iii oh s c o omi
i
T
he
recollection
of
society—and
it
based
solely
upon
facts
and
reasons
3V I2T3H ANT T A I L 0 H ,
continuous service the Hon. R ichard ters, oysters, oysters, cove oysters. T he
S atu rd ay night in each m onth
E x p rès« T rain« Leave C o rtla n d D aily.
w
ill
be
rem
em
bered
th
a
t
the
professoi
known
of
all
m
en
it
is
im
possible
to
C. B. M organ , V\ . M.
P ark s Bland of M issouri is I he fa th e r of agent gasped and realized it all. T he
^ o u th
I
i t if ili
D E A L E R IN
was e x p lic it in te llin g whi t he in e a n i say. Some ground for apprehension the house, a lth o u g h ill ago ami- length of
■O. W. H urd , Secretary.
can had rem ained in tlie stove too long,
$ : l d p m i l.v
1’t.r tln ii .
a i- ; a . m n
by so ciety —engaged i l l a romp, ju s t liki m ust exist w hen tho conservatism of experience in congressional affairs sev
12:0/ p ni i Lv
Eugene
Lv | 2 u t u
and being sealed up had exploded from
av .
JO u d n m , A r
San i íaiicÍM 'o
l.v j 7:üU p
comm on, a w d ’n 'r y people, though tin E nglish jo u rn alism is so far overcom e as eral o ther m em bers are his seniors.
the steam w hen tho tram p poked th e
n A. K. G eneral Lyon« Pont, Sin. 68.
Above tr a in « « to p a t a ll « ratio n « fro m l'<
professor said not, d id not seem to dis to lead the m anagem ent of a t least ono
Jlr.
Bland
is
58
years
of
age,
is
now
in
fire. Of course tlie tram p skijqxid w hen
la n d to A lb an y iu c lin d v e ; also T an g en t, Shedd.»
m eets lif t e r t h e lir a t q u a r t e r n f H ie
g reat London daily to u n d e rta k e exten Ilia eleventh consecutive term , and a t the
c FURNISHING GOODS H alsey , H a rris b u rg , J u n c tio n C ity , I n i n g . Eu tu rb th a t g e n tle m a n 's equilibrium .
(ho shooting com m enced. The cash
m uon, lin e a r m o nth.
te n e a n d a ll s ta tio n « fro m R o seb u rg to A sh lan d
" S o c ie ty ." said the prob ssor, "dance; sive preparations for a E uropean w ar in end of his present term , Mareli 3, 1895,
J . L. F u k k is ii , Couiuiuiider.
in c lu siv e .
the com ing spring. More th an one edi he will have served 22 years. In years d ra w e r w as in tact. A piece of tin w as
th
e
cotillon,
hut
not
us
aw
d
’u
'iy
peopl
E
J
C
E
.a
Z
,
o
a
c
c
o
M
.
ROBEBURU mail , daily .
found m a r the door, w here it ‘Inal re
B. F. Alley, A djutant.
dance it. Von know there a l e p le n ty torial office in Fleet street is g e ttin g ready of servico in tho house, however, "O b
coiled off the agent's face. The a g en t
8:80 a HI l.v
>’< »! i laud
A r I 1 r :.':«) i» ni of people, say in H arlem
though, to In for a cam paign. No e ditor lias y et bti u jec to r" Iloluian of Indiana exceeds nil
sp irit tho rem ainder of tho n ig h t in
E ugene
Lv 10:26 a m
P ni 1 '•V
foolish enough to express his fears ill others who ure now m em bers of tho
O. U. W. P erpetua Ledge, No. 131,
5:.70 P
Ar
Kobe b u rg
Lv 7 :UU a m sure, th ere is very good society in Hai
m ending tho stove do r.—L ouisville
print.
T
hey
confine
them
selves,
espe
• m eets every 1st ami 3d .Saturdays
lem
—
w
ho
a
re
not
uecustomed
to
darn
house. Mr. H olm an is 71 years o f age, Com m ercial.
D in in g < htr on Ogtlen R oute,
each m onth.
M ember« and visiting
ing the germ an, a n d when they attem pt cially the Tory jo u rn als, to describing in entered the house in 1859, and w ith tlio
P u l l m a n S u . H e t S l e e p e r s . it they th in k they m ust have som ething the gloom iest language the dangers
b re th re n in goml sta n d in g are cordially O. W. HURD,
C. O. TH3MH9,
exception of three term s (six years) he -
THE PRIZE TRIPLETS.
AND
in v ite d to a tte n d .
A. O. F unke, J i. W.
PROPRIETOR
MMMAGCR
which w ould im pend if w a r should find lias been in congress ever since.
ela b o rate mid strik in g , don't you know
J o s c e n A. M uuris , Recorder.
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ngland
unprepared.
The
situ
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in
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e la th i C la im t«> S u p e r io r it y O v e r
and
new
.
T
hey
a
re
new
themselves,
ami
FLORENCE,
OREGON.
A nother m em ber of tlie house entered
a tta c h e d to a ll I b ro u g h T ra in s.
tlie L e a m in g to n T h r e e .
perhaps it is n a tu ra l that they should the new spaper w orld proves nt least the th a t laxly earlie r tInin Mr. H olm an, but ,
Mr. (L May«*« w rites to uh from Hal*
be on the lookout tor novelty elsewhere. sincerity of tho a la rm ist T ory press in served only four years, and a fte r an a b
W e s ts id e D iv isio n .
O. O. F. H eeeta Lodge No. I ll,m e e ts
W in e s a n d Liquors. B etw een P ohtland and C o rva llis .
■ every W ednesday evening in L<sJge P u re
" T h e s e a re th e people who go into an prom oting a naval panic. T ins agitation sence of 82 years returned to I ho liouso Rtetul to call a tte n tio n to tlie fa c t th a t
MAIL TRAIN DAILY ( « \ < KPT .» I' N DA V J
H all, Florence, Oregon. B rotliers in
ecstacy over the description of the bus and probably o ther causes have ulreudy this year. Tlie la tte r is G eneral Daniel tho W hit m a rsh —near .L e am in g to n —
1
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ll
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ft
n
m
Drug«,
good stan d in g in v ite d to a tte n d .
had an im p o rta n t effect.
12.14 P ni | A r
C orvalU t
l.v i l im p m
ki t figure. T hey get their germ an tig
E. Sickles, who first entered tho house in trip le ts aye not tho only ones w hich h ave
F kkd M ason , N . G.
J íe d ie iite h ,
live«l to cclcbrato th e ir m ajo rity . A t
At A lb an y a n d C o rv allis c o n n e c t w ith tr a in s nres o u t o f a book, yon know, not from 1 T here is of course no thought of G reat 1857.— W ashington Post.
L. C. A ck eblev , Kee. See.
o f o reg fu i Pacific R ailro ad .
B ritain being tlie aggressor in tho appre
E d in b u rg h ono m orning in A ugust,
experience. A nd they try to dance it
C h e m ic a ls ,
EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT S U N D A Y .)
1K«3. tho wife of Mr. G . Mayes, w a tc h
A lot of ladies und gentlemen dance hended q uarrel. Tlie prophets of w ar
“ 51 a n Sin 11 l i ’«” T rim b le« .
CIO
p
m
I
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P
o
rtla
n
d
A
r
1
S:25
n
hi
Perfumery,
profess to believe th a t R ussia ami Fram e
m aker ami jew eler, fturprised her hus-
7:25 p m I A r
M cM in n v ille
Lv | 5:50 a ni
around
the
room
and
tin
n
join
hands
in
Tho
u
n
iv
ersal
f«
a
r
of
an
arch
ists
lean»
NOTARIES.
Stationery,
tw o rin g s— tlie ludies form one rin g ami w ill tak e a d v an tag e of any provocation to am using mistake?!«. Am ong other haml by pieaeuting him w ith trip le t«
T h ro u g h T ic k e ts to all p o in ts in th e E a stern
S tates, C an a d a a n d E u ro p e cun b<* o b ta in e d at the gentlem en form one around them .
to d raw tho sw ord ag ain st E ngland, ami things, a well known E nglish Hp«»rtHmaii —tw o Rom am i ono d a u g h te r—a feat
W all Paper,
lo w e st ra te s from L. G. A dair. A g en t, E ugene.
T hey c irc le in opposite directions, anil will seek to crush her by a series of Mid was trav elin g in Spain w ith hi» w ife at for w hich k I jo was rew arded by d u ly re
K. K. chhi . e r ,
E. P. R ookrs .
Blank Books,
R. BUTTOLPH,
th en the gentlem en, still holding hands, den blows lieforo G erm any or the trip le tho tim o o f tlie B arcelona explosion. Not c e i v i n g tho royal Ixmnty. V^ien tho
M anager.
A sst. G. F. a n d Pass Agt.
step un d er th e ladies joined hands. alliance can find an excuse for joining in liearing from him, his relatio n s induce«! youngsters camo of ago in 1881, th o
P o r tla n d , O regon.
Toilet Articles,
the melee. They say th a t in spite of tlie foreign office to teleg rap h to t he a u proud fattier com m em orated tho event
T his b rings alm iit a sort of m utual em
W indow Shades,
brace, w hich is iho most uncom fortable E ngland's professions of n eu trality , both th o rities a t Barcelona to m ake inquiries. by h aving a photograph of tho th re e
And C ollector.
taken ami sending a copy to tho queeu,
Pliysieians’ Prescriptions Carefully From T erm inal o r In te rio r P oints the th in g im ag in ab le. Gowns ure crushed F ran ce and R ussia a re convinced th a t The telegram w as thia:
Office tw o door« w est o f F loren ce H otel.
in acknow ledgm ent of her form er kind*
and hack h a ir tum bled. Now, you know, she w ill, on some p retex t, go to G e r
A r t h u r K n iilb , H riiL li « u h je er, in B a rc e lo n a
,—C o n i p o u m ie d .—,
T lo re n o e ,
•
•
O re g o n .
they w on’t have th a t sort of th in g in m any's assistance when tho inevitable d u r in g r e c e n t outrage*«. K in d ly u ia k o InqU lr ncsH. H er m ajesty replied to M r.
c o n tin en tal w ar breaks out. Therefore, ica. W ire resu lt« .
M ayes' letter, exprcHhing a hope th a t
society. ”
To tlii« cam e answ er:
the trip le ts w crow ell and prospering.
" D o they blow out < andles und spin the new allies argue, they m ig h t as well
JOE M ORRIS, Jr
an S m ith 1« in B a rc e lo n a . Ho la b ein g
I« t h e l i n e t o t a k e
Mr. ami Mrs. Mayee— tho la tte r o f
p la tte rs and dance w ith dum m ies in so deal w ith E ngland first and ulouu if pos W M
Alrheil.
sible.—London Letter.
whom was tho m other of five c h ild ren
ciety?""
T his w as followed by a second message: in 18 m onths—a re still well and hearty,
TO ALL POINTS EAST and COUTH.
Tlie professor evidently m ade a g reat
M an H uiitli a tte m p te d to lc a v u B a rc e lo n a la st
A B o o k F o r C levelaM /l.
and on tho 3«l of Ja n u a ry they propose
effort to re stra in his em otions o f scorn
n ig h t. N ow In cu « lo d y .
O re g o n .
Mr. T hom as M cG reavy, a law yer, has
3Flor*®n.oo,
c elela atiiig th e ir golden w edding. Mr.
ami succeeded in keeping u stra ig h t, if
Shortly
a
fte
r
Sm
ith
him
self
w
ired
thia
May« s t- lis us th a t th e trip le ts a ll enjoy*
It i* the P in in g Cnr R ente. It run« purple, c ountenance, I ly inti m ated that received from P resident Cleveland an to tho foreign office:
good health. “ Wo are all three m a r
Chas. Getty*
-<G«a. 0. Knowles,
T hrough Vestibule«! T rains every day such form s of culiTta'ilM .ent m ight d o a u to g ra p h letter th an k in g him for tho
O w in g to y o u r confn n n « led te le c r a m h a v e
p resentation of a l»ook w inch was pul>- Kpi iil 24 h o u r« in S p a n is h ja il. W h a t d o ju u rie d —tw o lx»ys ami ono g irl —and tw o
in th e y ear to
for babies and Ian kwoodsnien, tint so
K N O W LES A GETTYS,
s PlCTOW^
of uh m yself and s iste r—have c h ild ren
ciety, even a society w hich rom ped, Itl lished by the g ra n d fa tln r of tho pn si- m ean ?
— London Cable.
Mr. M cG reavy found tho book
of our own, my sister three ami m yself
ST. PAUL a n d CHICAGO. couples strong, through the lauciers. dent.
TO
some
tim
e
since
in
a
secondhand
book
ono. Wo have a tta in e d our th ir tie th
does not recognize such c rude capers.
( MO CHANGE OF C A R S )
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C
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G
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n
t.
SALT LAKE,
DENVER,
year, and so o u tstrip tho caso n ear
"O il, " said the train er of a risto c ratic store, and being a bibliophile rem em
A
football
gam
eoccni
re«
1
S
atu
rd
ay
be
C o m p o sed o f D in in g Car« u n su rp a« « cd ,
L ea m in g to n ." — W estm inster G azette.
O re g o n .
S « E L tO IX
toes, " 1 m ight let the c h ild re n 's c l a s s e s bered th a t the m aternal ancestors of the
P u llm a n D ra w in g Kooin S leepers
O M A H A , K A N S A S C IT Y ,
president were nam ed N eal) and th a t tw een tho learns of L adoga und Jumea-
O f L a test E q u ip m e n t, try the postilion figure, o r a football
A T e a m t«> S ta r t W illi.
figure, o r a baseball figure, but it would his g ra n d fa th e r lia«l been in tho hook tow n. Tho sta r player of tho Ladoga
C H IC A G O ,
S T . LOU S
Wo und( lbtam l, says tho W aynesburg
publishing business. The hook was team w as Ja m t s T obin, tho c en te r rush,
ATTORNEYS.
T
O
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R
IS
T
S
L
E
E
P
IN
G
C
A
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S
never
do
am
ong
older
people.
T
h
at
is
AMD ALL
ju s t tlie difference between tlie fashion entitled “ B uchanan's A dventures In a m agnificent specim en <»f tho physical R epublican, theio is a young lady in
B est th a t ca n be c o n s tru c te d a n d In w h ich
m an, over <» feet in height nn<l 240 pounds W ashinghui county w ith a sw eetheart
E A S T E R N C IT IE S ,
able people and the a w d 'n 'r y peojile. Asia” and gave an account of tho ad
a c c o m m o d a tio n * a re b o th free a n d fu rn is h e d
v I p . so pan r. tn gavo her a liorso to q u it
fo r h o ld e rs of F irs t a n d Nc< on«l-< luss T ic k e ts, The la tte r w ant all sorts of e x tra v a ventures of a m issionary of the Episco in weight. Tohin In.s been for nearly
SEYM O UR W . C O N D O N ,
m id
tw o years past on a stra n g e r tin t th an him. She q u it him and got tho horse.
gant, elaborate dances. Heal society pal church. It was published at 137
arket street, now B altim oro stre e t.— any footlxill playc r < v- r I- fore subm itted A fter aw h ile the parents t«*>k a lik in g
E L E G A N T D A Y C O A C H E S w ants the sim plest figures th ere are. M
to. Since .Inly 1, IS!)? Tobin h at eat« n to the y«mug m an and gave her a nother
The re g u la r sw ell germ an begins w ith B altim ore A m erican.
to
toothing except ico cream
T w o y< trs 1: >i ■ lo rt in. tat«* him. She did so ami
the
"
g
r
a
n
d
chain'"
figure.
F
irst,
of
N ew M e s le o G o o d U io iig li.
L aw in a ll its branche« g iven « p e d a l a tten tio n .
ago ho Wits attack ed by indigestion and rmv/ li.iv tw«i horses. The result is they
A Continuous Lins connecting with course, the couples are a ll seated and
A lot of people are talking about the rapidly lost bis physical pow« i s . N oth have a good team to sta rt w ith.
O o . ^ a a r 's B t k . , E u g e n e O r .
All Linos, affording direct and un num bered. The m usic licgins, the lead nam
e tho sta te shall have when New ing ho tote w ould rem ain on bis stoniach.
er counts off the first e ig h t couples, claps M exico becom es a state. In tlie east
interrupted service.
his hands as a signal and off they go in they are projHising different tia tu i s. and
C. WOODCOCK,
Pullm an Sleeper reservations can a w altz. T hen he claps his hands again,
here th ere are a lot of p ople who
A w a rd e d
H ifih e s t
H o n o rs
W o rld 's F a i r
T h e Q u ic k e s t t o C h ic a g o
lie secured in advance through and the 18 dancers select new partners, out
think plain New M eriro not good enough,
an«l th e K a st.
any agent of the road.
and there is another w altz. T hen they but would lik'* M ontezum a or some
join hands add i in le round, there is a other high sounding jim ciow name.
t O n lc k e r t o O m a h a a n d
grand chain, mid at a signal every one
B 3 u .g ® n © .
-
•
O re g o n
K a n « a a C it y .
TH R O U G H T IC K E T S^ ;"
- takes the nearest p a rtn e r and ag ain they We think New Mexico - ju st plain old
New Mexico—goo«l enough, and w ant to
A m orien, E n g la n d an<l F.iwo|**cMn »«• purch«se<i
d ^ ^ R _____
o o m « 7 and * M d a r e n ’« B u ild in g.
w altz.
S p ecial
suggest to a lot of fellows late im|>orta*
e d a l a tten tio n g iv en to c o lle c tio n s and pro T h r o u g h P u ll m a n a n d T o « r t » t S le e p e r « , a t a n y T ic k e t <>flice o f th is C o m p a n y .
" You see, i t ’s the d ancing they w ant,
la t e b u sin ess
tions—th a t the nam e w<* have lived un
F r e e H e c lis iln g C h a ir C a r« ,
not m onkeying w ith p la tte rs or canilb s dr r will do in the future as in tin* p ast.—
k i n <
F u ll in fo rm a tio n co n cern in g cate«, tim e of or d riv in g around I lie room w ith whip
D in in g C a r s .
Socorro Chieftain.
train«, rout« « and o th er <l»tajls fu rn ished on «n
and ribbons. B e s id e s , n leader docs not
For rates and gen eral in form ation « a ll on or plicaU/Ni to a n y Hu*-ut. or
L. B1LYEU,
like to be bothensl w ith parap h ern alia.
Kail« S lil l I la p .
aAdCCM
ko b o selects figures w hich req u ire n o
The oltltn w ays yield to m odem im-
A. D. C H A R L T O N ,
W. H . H I -R L H I K T ,
accessories. If there a re 60 couples in provcineiitB. b u t they yield >.lowly. Tin ro
A ss is ta n t G e n e ra l P a s se n g e r A gent.
Aa«t. Ger.l. Paa«. A gent,
the germ an, it w ill tak e tw o hours to ix «till a Kiiiling packet b ftw c‘ 11 New
Wo. 121 First Ht., cor. W ashin gton .
SBugwno,
-
-
O re g o n
dance th ree liguri s. Ho you see there Bedford and New V o l k, w inch, in Kpito
251 Wa«hlngtrai « f or 5d.
PORTLAND, OR
Office 0var FLr*t X a tio o o i Bank.
P o rtla n d O r
T he only I'u ic Cream o f 1 .rta r Pow der.—N o A uituonia; No Alum.
is n 't any opporttn.ify for a g n a t vaii
of Ktcuiii com petition, bun m.eiefio round
Used
in M illions o f H om es— 40 Y ears th e S tan d ard .
v t y . N e w York bun.
ti ij>« thia y e a r.—B ,stou T ranscript.
C l e r k ...................... ..........
S h e riff..........................
W . R. W alker T h e l»est w ork a t th e m o st
Office o v e r G ra n g e
. J . E Nolan«! !
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-
.F r a n k R e i> n e i E u g e n e
R ea so n a b le P ric e “.
S tore.
Over Lake Creek R« ad,
Practical Watchmaker
e a rn e r
Head j f
rZ obarts
T id e H » te l,
P
M
E. H A N S O N ,
C lo th ie r.
■ ■ THE
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Florence Drag Store.
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THROUGH
Notary Public, Laud Agt
T IC K E TS
Notaries Public,
Attorney a t Law,
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CHICAGO
A.
Attorney at Law.
HOURS
HOURS
Attorney at Law,
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