for the object of electing a Weaver m an.
It was a clear cii-e of the <»M Jesuistie
axiom—the
end juatiil; b ti>e m ans—no
EVERY
FRIDAY
MORNING,—
PCHLISHKD
m atter how d irty the road to reach it.
— »T
( hi Jinn- '»th tic- intelligent voters of
í ’^ vty ,
O regon ,
ri.VBfV/,’.
th e e ta tc of Oregon uil! inform this gen
tlem an that hi- •jiudihearienH were found
T he secret oí succès« is eonstawcv to light weight and he will lie overwhelm
pur j »ose.
ingly reject <1 at the ¡»oils.
sidered artilieiality. The requirem ents election pre in?t in Pennsylvania th at
of society, in what is term ed etiquette, failed to increase the democratic vote of
Discipline of last Nuveinlier and by that shrewd move
are essentially artificial.
(ORIGINAL AND SELECTED.)
every nature, m ilitary or official, is fully 15,000 more democratic v »tea were
---------J u s t R e c e iv e d a t t h e ---------
largely composed of artificial element#, induced (o come out and vote than
Sincerity, a great, deep, genuine sin
without which governm ent wotjld heim - would otherwise la ve done co.
cerity, is the first characteristic of all
po-sibb1 Pa.inh rs and sculptors may
But, w ith it all, the fact rem ains that
men in any way heroic.
admin* hum anity in its work-« lay co«- at this state election for a congressman
Good tem per, like a sunny «lay, sheds
tunic, hecausv th a t costume i« appropri- at large, held at a time when judge« and
a brightness over every thing. It is the
ate to its w earer; hut the artificiality of insj»ectors of elect u, school directors,
P atience is the rope to ad vaneen; ent
------------------------------------------
Wi: à re ¿dt.isc.i to nut»' a concurrence our complicated social existence has road supervisors, borough, town, ami sweetner of toil and the soother of dis.- •
quietude.
in all line« of life.
..»1 opinion
the newspapers of Or made us very careful how we are too city officer« were to he elc ted, arid
The secret of many a m an ’s success 1
K nergv brings success, hut tJ ere i- egon th at th e next legislature shall natural in the presence of those wh\m which alw ays treat . a s p ir it’d contest in the world resides in his insight into
amend
the
lilsd
law
of
this
state,
and
nothing like su cess to bring about en
we wish to im press with a sen#e of our in every school «listr. t in the state, the the modes of men, ami his tact^n deal-
we suggest th at the m atter be agitated
dignity.
| republican majority i« increased by more j witV them .
ergy.
until the needed reform is accomplished,
N otions, Groceries Provisions, Oiled Clothing, G rass Feeds, H a rd ,
The absence of artificially in our mod- than 75,000 over th. of last November. ‘ One of the m._»st effectual ways of
P resident C leveland vetoed the Ulano says the Telegram. Clider our law, if ern, complicated ritual of every-day life
At the election in November last, the pleasing ami of making «»lie’s self he- i w are, Powder and Shot, Leads, Oils, T urpentine, Colorings &£. &c.
Seignorage bilk There is no probabil an unintentional mistake is ma«!e in the
is the cause of much of that friction . Hawaiian infamv had not been disclosed loved is to be cheerful. Joy softens
—
ake a Look at o.ir
publication of a news item the publisher
ity of its being passed over his veto.
nor had tlie W ik u bill passed the mote hearts than 4 cm *«.
from which yve all suffer.
is subje. ted to damages and imprison
lipuse.
Juggling with the supreme
A willf.d falsehood told is a cripple, ■
T he New’ York IT raid comes out for m ent. This is grievously unjust and
F or (.iglit L ug yearp has the Gover court had not yet played its part in pol
not able to stand by in-el f w ithout an- j in Dry and hancy goods, we have L adies’ and G ents’ S hirts au<J
the maintenance of the McKinley tariff. opens the courts to the use of blackm ail norship rested in the bands of a politi
The
ie drifting back to its old ers and shyster lawyers. In the best cian who has used the position to satis itics. Hence .* the major.»y of 13«,000 at otpvr tu support it. It is easy to tell a
D raw ers, W ool and Cotton, M arseilles Q uilts, F lannels and woolen
the first state lection l.e.d in lb94,
Re, hut har<l to tell only one he.
basis.
regulated newspaper olfce« there arc fy his own personal whims, and for the
Dress goods. Look a t our large stock of
the verdict of an intelli/eiit jury of the
Offer to the world a large, generous,
times when an irticle will escape the a t d etrim ent of his constituents. The
C ongressman B inger H ermann will
whole people at
-t. exhaustive true, sym pathetic nature ami, rich or
tention of the editor or manager rjh ! causes leading to his election were t lie |
receive the, vote of all citizens th at have
ampai
i»-!
p a r oi poor, yon will never be friendless, no
find its way into p rint. It may Is* li nom inations by th - República.-, par v ? i ( k
Ecr
. m in istrar n.
the interests and wellfare of the Siuslaw
m atter what catastrophes may befall
Black, W liite »uni Grey.
belous in its nature and yet the intent, of men who dal not carry with their
, When Mr. Olcvei. d .was informed you.
a/. heart.
which is the essential ingredient, is nomination th e respect and enthusiasm , „
.
.
Plush, velvets, silks, gimps and fancy trim m ings.
Hosiery, gloves,
1
that the republican, or rather, anti-aq-
A cheerful heart paints the World as
A ll obstacles in the road to Huccet# lacking. When a m istake of this kind necessary for an election. From all ministration majority was 135,030 great
it finds it, like a sunny landscape; 2 corsets, ribbons, saxony yarn, and hundreds of o th er choice articles.
4ire removed hv patience, perseverance occurs, it i„ l»ut just F at the law should forebodings jt seems as if the ltepubli- er than his Pennsylvania cuckoos had
morbid mind depicis it like a sterile
and careful attention to one’s own busi- give the ol'fcmler si eham e to make a re- can party of Oregon had learned an ob-
assured him it would he, in the words of wilderness, ami dark as the shadow of
nc.ss pursuits
traction or explanation.
The law ject lesson, ami th a t ab party strife and
an esteemed friend of his, ‘ the old nu»n death.
should be confined to the punishm ent of distention w ill cease in the coming cnin-
was mad sill over,” ami w is reckless in
.!»* gr® I
Honor is like the eye, w hich cannot
T ub destruction wrought to fruit by
willful sm l malicious libel.—
paign.
The Republicans
of this coin-K the
, U8e
, ()1 e„ ,p uat , iC words
, to
, express ins
J
1
bear the leost im purity without washing
recent freezing weather in the .Mississip
mouwealih dem and for their leader a
feelings.
Such is the report brought it oil; it is a precious stone in which the
pi Ysdlev will create an excellent m ar-
Tup i »•markable power of Kossuth
man who will satisfy every section of
hack fioin W ashington by Pennsylva ¿lightest defect detracts from the value
Let for surplus fruit < f tlu* Pacific coast. <ner the im agination of the pe pie with
the state alike; a man against whom
nian« who cannot lie.
Tne Keystone considerably.
From present indications Oregon will b< whom be was associated, is seen in the
the arrows of s.am ler will be powerless,
cuckoos
are
awfully
flustered.
They
E v e rt point in which a man excel«
blessed with un abundant fru it vichi interest Ids death excites. H is d ep art-
a man w ho Stands upoq hi# own m erits, fear that a wringing of their necks will
every virtue which he cherishes, every
tbis year.—(hiard.
• ire visibly shakes the Austro-Hungarian
as well as upon thoge of tlu* party. soon take place.
keeps a full line of Exira Quality
beauty of s p r it wdiieh be attains
j em pire-kingdom . Flags of mourning
Where shall we look for such a man?
I f Yor want to see a clear indication
will make bis friendship purer,stronger,
for the lost leader are forbidden in Vi
We look toward the north and we lpok
of political storm brewing in the south,
CHPJSTIA.'MITY IN DAILY LIFE.
and better w orth having.
enna. In H ungary the people mourn
toward the so u th ; we look toward the
read the following from the San Anto
The best rules to form a young man
the man most venerated. His unfalter
east
and v e look toward the w ist ami
nio Exprenn: “ No West Texas congress
Tn.v eery speaks of “ C hrist the gen are, to tall* little, to hear much, to re-.'
ing adherence to the principles be avow
HARDW ARE,
1 IN W AKE,
KOOTeS & SHOES,
there, in the fair city of Astoria, by the tlem an” ami the Savior indeed typifies
man who voted for free wool will ever
tie t alone upon which has passed, in
ed ; bis impra-’tieable but invincible re- S(>llIKjul s.a, the mother city of the
see the national capital again except at
the true gentleman.
Nowlaire in the company to distrust one’s own opinion,
HATS \ CAPS,
M E D IC IN E S,
N ETS & CA NDIES,
sentm ent toward the powers th at pre
I acific north-w est; in th a t city h}’ | leaves which chronicle His life do we
bis ow n expense.” —K lam ath Star,
and value others that deserve it.
vailed against him ; bis refusal to forgive
w hich the mighty Columbia rolls down rncct with one thougbt or act heedieag i
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
F L K N IS H IN G GOODS,
Nothing m ars the welfare of society ■
O ne reason why so few people arc or be forgiven, v. idle Ids country failed its turbulent waters to the I acific ocean, of
feelings or wants of ot .ers.
His
more
than
narr-w
ness
ot
mind
ami
eon-
]
reasonable ami agreeable in conversa to be free; bis tenacity in relying upon we behold our m an. Wc behold him in rebukes were severe, but ne er i n a . ed
duct. Not only is »ts intellectual growth I Goods
s Bepresented.
Prices W ill be Found Reasonable
tion it, th a t there is scarcely anybody bis own resources, refusing gifU, repuls all his glory of splendid manhood. L«ok ' f,,r OI unnecessarily harsh. (o u ra eous,
cramped an 1 hindered; its moral and;
ing
flatteries,
accepting
poverty—gave
who docs not, think more of what be has
at 1dm and learn to know him, ami von patient, but never servile, prompt to
social character is also deteriorated.
to say than of answering what is p aidto him a dignity th a t was unique. Deuk will say th a t the Hon. C. W. Fulton is aid mind or body, unostentatsjus, doing
MANAG EKS,
Education is a companion th at no j
bargained
with
im
perialism
to
gain
con
him . To be studious of pleasing one’s
one of the m ainstays of the G rand Obi good secretly. C hrist went ti.rough life
misfortune can depress, no clime tie- •
Self is but a |>oor wav of pleasing ami cessions for H ungary, as Parnell ob Republican party. He is the personifi respected and loved, persecuted even by
strov,
no enemy alienate, no despotism ,
convincing o th e rs; ami to hear p.itient- structed p ailiam ent to assert the rights cation of the Grand Old Partv itself. lb s enemies alm ost solelv because of
ci
enslave; at hoinfc a friend, abroad an in k
of
Ireland
and
advance
hei
interests;
ly ami answ er precisely arc the great
Suryey him and you w ill ho unable to • His creed
ry J
troduction, in society an ornam ent, in
but Kossuth demanded absolute inde
perfections of conversation.
r4
dis.over any blemish that w ill stain his
While we are in the m idst of theolog solitmh» a solace.
p.
pendence for the H ungarian nation, ami
pi»litical or private character. He has ical disputes'and schisms, while minis- 1
n
No talent, no self-deni;i\ no brains,
T he Florence W est has started in to all less than th a t be despitfee), This been tried in the crucible of political of-
i A
ters are disputing both, eoqeernin " no character, is required to set up in P
4
take off Moine (if the
Z-.I jv ’» kivnCH was like the parade th at waa nintrnifi-
M.
/i e, ami he has been found to he twen- jo in ts of doctrine, the pulse of the great
the
grum
bling
business,
but
those
who
I
cent,
hut
not
w
ar.
it
was
exalted,
hut
gdge. We are not on ‘‘speaking term s’
tzi
ty-(our carats ijne. lie is well qualified O hristian hearty beating more regular
o
y of state «iflairs,
are move 1 with a genuine desire to
ca
w ith the Z?r4»ad-dr«, but if it hears any *’ot<‘politic ; thed -
to be our Ktamlard begrer in tl;e Ju n e ly, morSrstrSfig G, than 'probably ever
•d
good have little time tor m urm ur'i;g
resemblance to its twin sister, the Ropu- but not stai •«•rat!
« ,u.i
W
campaign, for in but few otbee men will before, lieginn
at the other end of
f4
complaint.
lint, we feel quite sure th at T he W esti
I you find the principles of intellectual, the question, we lind men awakening to
E h
W e NoricEii an article in the A’» //«
AS FO LLO W S:
will use but little space to refute tin* il
<1
moral manhood, ami those of the Re- the necessity of good deeds. To endeav- ■
Goo<l C a n to n F l a n n e l ................
b’;*<• Men's 'iiits from ............. ÎC.00 to $10.00
Record l»y George F. iftm hall, the well
logical utterances made bv the editor of
A LIBERAL OFFER.
B e tte r Q u ality (• a u to n F la n n e l,
Die Y o u th 's s u i t s from ...............
8.00 to K.r.o
I
publican
party
so
perfectly
welded
and
or to understand Christianity by study
«';,(• M en’» s h o e s from
known jobber of window ami plate glass,
i A p rn n C h ec k G in g h a m s
1.00 to 8.00
th a t curious trio, T h Popgun, lU/palist
D ress G i n g l i u m s ...........................
JDe M en 's B o .;tt f r o n ; ...................
2.5«
to 5.00
fused
together
as
in
A
storia’s
favorite
ing theology is like studying m edicine! The big eight-page Sun-lay Sta‘e»)nan ,
| on the glass trade, and aniong other
A flu e lo t o f S ta n d a r d P r in ts
G Fc Boys' B oot* from
1.00 to 2.00
ami //romb.t.iT.— H arrisburg Coarier.
D o u b le fold D ress F la n n e l . . .
2 ’e Mcii*» R u b b e r H u n tin g B oots
8.25
to 8.50
‘
on.
lie
is
well
adapted
to
heal
the
w ithout a patient.
Many a doctrinal will be sent to any address from now*
things has this to s i . about the present
12*21!
“
*•
K n e e B o o ts,
E le g a n t O u tin g F la n n e l
U a u d k e r e h ie f s fro m 5e u p w a rd .
s o m e th in g E le g a n t
2.75
J . II. I’rroN, Representative in the situation ami the flit ire o it look of the wo.’.mls of the Republican party. He point which might puzzle the schools is until July 1st for only 50c, cash to ac-
L a d ie s ’ S hoes fro m
1.25 to 50 M en’s R u b b e r H ip B oots.
8.25 to 3.50
In
M
u
tiler»*
fo
r
H
o
lid
a
y
P
re
s
e
n
ts
,
w
e
M
en's
R
u
b
b
e
r
B
oots,
S
h
o
r
t
2.75
company
the
order.
This
is
a
most
lib
last legislature from Coos county, comes trade, “ it the duty on glass is reduced will bralge over the chasms between the resolved in the lire of an active C hristi,
B oys’ R u b b e r H u n tin g B -ots
cu n sh o w y o u a lin e lo t to s e le c t
3.00 to 3.25
eral
bard
times
campaign
offer,
as
the
fro
m
.
B
oys’
“
S
to
rm
K
in
g
B
oots
2. tO
o u t ill a letter to the Bandon /Recorder 50 per cent, it m ust, in my opinion, factions, and lie is able to curry the anity.
it will not ne essarilv bring
I A Hue li n e o f L a d ie s’, Gent?’ a n d c h i l
, M en’s R ubbers
.....................
50c
•S atemnan is tie* second paper in Oregon,
d r e n ’« UNDERW EAR a t a s to n i s h
L a d ies' a n d ( 'lii ld r e n ’s R u b b e rs in a ll s iz e s
pleading the baby act. He adm its that come off the laborers’ wages. The mat- state ot Oregon by a greater majority about any im|M)rlant change of faith, and Republican to the core. This is a
j a m i a t lo w e s t p ric es.
in g ly LOW P R IC E S .
C h ild r e n 's S hoes tu g lid e s t h a t d e fy
G e n ts 'a n d L a d ie -' .M acin to sh es, a n d C irc u
he has done wrong, simply because o th ( erial on a pane of glass does not amount t'.iiin any other m m . Nominate the though it may tend to a union of creeds, campaign of education ami it is our pur- i
! l a r j fo r S c h o o l G irls.
| competitjun.
ers hod net him a bail exam ple. A man I to an ything compared to the cost of la- mail fro:'a Clatsop, and you need not he but it will at all events lead to greater pose to assist in Fie good work. The ;
with as little- backbone as J . II. Fpton 1 bor in th at sam e pane. For instance, a asd.oned when you point him out tp the good to m ankind, initially and physi 8 f e.>mi gives »ill the news of state and
nation and during the campaign its Sun-
acknowledges to possess is unfit to n p- j pane of glass selling for $100. in Chicago work! as Oiegon’s la s t citizen.
cally, than lias been brought about by
day edition will be a symposium of po
resent his constituents, as the posdbili- has raw nialcrisl in it w orth, perhaps,
litical news and gossip for the entire ,
How the late campaign in I’ennsvlva | theological warn more liereely fought.
ties of bis falling by the wayside in an $3. Any reduction in tin* selling price
It would be a p<»or C hristianity state. It is illustrated and consists of
nia was mapped out by the admiuistra-1
eight full pages of select reading m atter,
evil mom ent is a risk far too great to be must come from the cost of labor. Take
tion le-'e- all I bow the returns were re which would lose sight of faith in doing including a short story an I a wealth of
<5 O
undertaken by a com m unity of intelli ( our polishers in this country ami they
1
good
deeds.
That
would
be
to
expect
ceived by the President, is vividly de- I
poetry ami miscellany. Every voter in j
gent citizens.
j are paid $2.50. In Belgium women are scribed by the \cw York >’101, Chas. A. ! j the fountain to flow w hin cut off from Oregon should rea l a paper nom the j
D e a le r in
I employed to do the same work ami I »ana s great Hemoaratic jiev. spapcr, in I the source, but the union of old and capital during the campaign and we j
Ir is time the Republicans organize a
young to carry tin* Ciir.stian spirit into make this offer to suit the times. Sam- !
.a re paid 20 cents a «lav for it. If the du the follow ing ‘language:
Republican Campaign Club here in
every affair of the day, means toe spread pie copies trie . All subscriptions will
ty eu Belgian glass is taken off, the
\\ I.eh the distiiigniblic.« leaders oi the
be consecutively numbered upon receipt
Florence precinct. The party work can
American polisher can expect to see his Cleveland dem vra.'V of I’ennsvlvania of C hristianity in directions where
Carnets,
G ents’
Glassware,
ami to ea- h tenth subscriber will be
Is» done more harm oniously ami effect
Boots and
F u rn ish in g
Groceries,
wages cut down just to t ie extent of the 8o|emnly asaur? I Mr. Cleveland some pra. er or ex. ortat on m nnot yet ;o . , presented a y ear’s subscription to the
ually by an organisation than by the
(¡nods.
Shoes.
Etc. Etc.
reduction in the tariff. It is practically | Woor three week i_«i that the republi li will engender a respect ¡or reli.ton in <’onmopiditan Magazine, cost ng $1.50,
efforts of single men. Remember that
I determ ined already, by the lar e manu- can majority for courrcssm eq at large quarters wmere it is not, and will ulti- Address nil q^dvrs to The ■Siatesnia
H eatlquartcrs for
“ In union there i« stren g th .” Let every
t'.i tur»rs, that they will have to cut wa? would not e \ ’ee I 50.000, the president mutely dem onstrate to th<w wliosg ac- i e,n» ^ rcEon.
body put a bhoulder to the w heel, ami
I ges 50 per ci nt it the tariff pro,’o«c I by asked them up hi what grounds thvy p ions, »ml even « Jose thoughts, are
we will roll up a majority in Florence
the Wilson bill is put into effect.
I am ba-e 1 their cal. illation. They told him ruled by seif-interest, th a t the tenets of
H ighest Price Paid for C ountry Produce.
th at will gladden the heart of the v hole
a Pciuocrat myself and most of my men they were making it “ a campaign of ed C hristianity as appl.ed to daily life and
#tate when it sees th at we have citi
E I G E N E , ...................................................O R E G O N .
yoted for the Democratic candidate at ucation” in Pennsylvania; that the inter, nurse are ttie lest, ¡uni safest, and
zens w ho vote for the advancem ent of
ilia last election, but in Il^‘ fa' e uf the democratic state convention which nom ¡most profitable rules ¡or creature ami
the state’s ami countv’s interests.
situation, not one of them would do it inated Mr. Hancock had fully endorbed soul advancem ent.
The whole fabra >f bus ties» inter.
T iik Hver and liarl or comm ittee of again if the opportunity offered.”
tli • president’» policy in every particu
I course rests pon -lie C hristian life.
{he House lias pmcticallv completed the
lar; Fiat it uiU'juivocally approved the
A i AiiiiE percentage of what pusses for
^ h e anot .er, to ov
river anil harbor bill for tbi« Congress,
Wilson bill; th at thsy had implicit I Peach m m in
good
breeding
is
artificial
in
a
higu
dg-
e
rre
a
c
h
one
n,.
er,
to lie and to steal,
but then* may be some minor change«
faith in Editor Singerly’s power to restory
gtrr-r-' TJ
-.r-yr-r C-S—B
thervin uhvi* it is t.nally passed on by gree, notw ithstam ling all w riters on eti parly harm ony, and that it was an off ami cummer, c is inipossilile. Those
quette
plead
for
naturalness.
Good-
the '’om m ittee. The bill make« a total
election, and the majority wi»uld neces I who do these t.i.n js are trade atbeisis,
ami are sp ecify east out from the com
appropriation approxim ating #9,000,000. breeding in itself consists in what, when sarily he sm all.
it comes to be analyzed, is essentially
m unity. If every trailer were a Cliris-
Tl;c
presi
I
m
hear
1
them
attentively
This is $2,000,000 li•«« tban the appro
C A L L ON OR A D D R E S S
artificial,
for
good
breeding
demands
a
i
tian and hved a C hristian life, business
and
tiien
rem
arked;
“
That
wouhl
be
a
1
priation for the current fiscal year, wbile
• due considi iat.on for the h rlin g s and drop of 85,0'K» from the majority of 135, would lie deprived oi half its evils.
th e estim ates before the committee
T H E L A N E C O U N T Y L A N D &. L O A N
CO.
C arrie Orene Hing
' weaknesses of those with whom wc arc 003 cast last November. Such a result t Misfortunes mizld stilt overtake the in
amounted to $38,770,611. In aildition
E U G E N E
O R E G O N .
daily brought in conta t.
Wo are apt would be of greater advantage just at dividual here and tliere, hut t i e h e a t
io this am ount, carrie 1 by the regular
R »1 I n -e fu lly th e f »!l »win.: a!li 1 ivits bv prom inent eitizons regarding Flor
to say th at the noble savage is n atu ral; this tim e.”
The astute Cleveland.tes ■ of toe imd> i I'.iimeieial would be unaf-
river and harlxir bill, the sundry civil
ence property, now on the market at w«»n«lerfully re«lnce<l prices:
By P u rify in g T h o ir B iood
but an acquaintaue • w ith bis manners assured the presi.lent th at nothing '
hill contains it« ins aggregating $8,300,-
and customs proves bow complicate 1 is would do more to secure that result thau
H o o d ’s S a rs a p a rilla M a k e s Pure TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
000 for contract work on rivers and liar-
B R IE F L Y M E N T IO N E D .
B ic o d , C u re s S c ro fu la , E te .
the ritual oi b s existen e, and at ti.e a prompt announced.t nt of the kdcrui
I hereby certify th at I was the original owner of the property known as F rasier
(»or?). The total
am ount available,
“ My experience with Hood’s Sarsaparilla has and Berry’s part of Florence, which E. J. Freier is now offering for sale. T hat the
same time we «ve the natural outcome appointm ents for 15 nnsy.vania, and i
been
very
effective.
My
little
girl,
five
year*
UqTcfore, for the next fiscal year is
Next Friday is Arl or P ay.
old, had for four years a Dad skin disease. Her same is level ami free from drifting < in I. That fruit trees and shrubbery do wel
nearly $18,000,000. Among the items of o f his naturalne?s. With the first germs st-.dglitway the prvtgihnt num inattd to
Margery \\ ilsint Inis lieen quite ill for arms nnd limbs ’voii’d break oat In a mass of upon said land and the same ts desirable f«»r residence property. J. G. S tevenson ,
sores, discharging yellow matter. She would
appropriation in tiie bill stands the Si- of civilization, arufi l.diaty may be said , the senate John R. Reed, of Philadel tlie past few days.
s,cr itch the eraptions as though it gave relief, Supt. Public Schools, Lane county.
to have commenced its sw.iv; indeed phia. colie‘‘or of the port; P. tlr.ty
and
tear «»pen the sores.
Ufllaw wi;h #20,kMK<..-
.1. A. Yales is rapidly reeovering from
?ub«cril»ed and sworn to before me this 5th
civilization may la* raid to consist in Meek, of C nitre county, for surveyor | I his recent sakness,
T w o B o ttles o f H o o d 's
day of Mar li. 1892.
J oseph A. M orris ,
N athan P ieri c , candidate tor Govern properly under« .» »-I artilieiality. Those J Marsln. l M r.gliL o( I ei.igli, for mi- Mi s- rs. Marr A - dley are m aking pre- Sarsaparilla caused the eruptions to heal and
Notary Public,
and the scabs p aled off, after which the skin
or on the Populist ticket expects t<> ride who pride Ihmnselves on naturalness v„j ol|i..4.r . p r , Eugene Townsend, pf parutions for delivcring milk to their became s«e t and smooth. As a family medicine TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
into the gulM-rnat«*!ial chair on bi« pop are, after all, only indtdging in tlieir in I’.nl.i I '.pb. i, f >r sup ■r.nnui.l.uit of the patrons.
Being first duly sworn J dep«»se and sny: That I have been a resident of Flor
ence. Lane County. Oregon, for the past twelve years; that I am fam iliar «and wel
ularity. Never was a poor man so de nati . eltìshness : it e.»^ts a little troublc m int, ae. I St. C lair Mull: illand, of l’liil-
Miss Carrie t ’b iqlierlin luis been en-
acquainted with tli« property known as “ F rasier nnd B errv’s part of Florence4*
gaged to teaeh tlu Seaton seliool, so we
luded in bis life ms this monopolistic a
to Is» artit - ;a l; it ih m eli casier t<» idelpbia, fur pension agent.
that the same rs adm irably suited for resilience property, h eirg pi rfectlv level nnd
are
informvd
p irant.
lie dis s not see for one mo • peak out wbut tii’ l in te rs tla ir minds.
These appointm ents, made alae.it tri;
free from drifting sand. That fruit trees and shrubbery grow well in tb eeo il and
incut, th at in the la«t pre« -lential i k\* 1 'lio s e people w bo cry s i loud for natu r d a \s lieiorc the recent etertion, were
LOST.
I at pure well water is found on the same at a «lep’b of from ten to fifteen feet.
tion his name was only the tool to do alness under all I'ircuuistnm es, (or w c used w ith m arked effect in the earn-
J oseph A. M orris , M erchant.
On Satu dai , March 2*t'», a brom e we believe flood's Sarsaparilla has no eqnal and
the dirty work. His name was used by . make no question of it lietng at times paign, li w.i« ’"n n ugly given out all
) 8KAL
Subscribed and sworn to l»«Mre me this 12th day
brown neekliandketcliief. Please return I recommend it.’’ W. L. K ino . Bluff Dale,Tex.
the Democracy for the sole pnr4»o » of best, fail to see how largely the. fri t on i on : tlie n . th at n appointm ent toan y to tld» office.
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day of March, 1802.
L. B ii . vkv ,
H ood’s Pills are t h best family cathartic,
N otary Pit tlie .
defeating a Republican elector and not oi ev ery -11> li(e is avo. led by we 1- on- ,. A ral office woul I be ma le from anv
gvi tie aad effective. Try a box. ¿6 cents»
J. E ll io tt W ilsos .
T H E
W E S T .
Literary.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
GREAT S fiiT E STORE
1893
F A L L <&. W35MTER
1894
Dry and F a n c y Goods,
TOSLET SETS 10 REECES!
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T rim m in g s !
G r E a t W h it &
S ta re
nf
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STORE
HURD&DA
TH2 SEAT
DRY GOODS fi GROCERIES.
KriowEes &, Cettys
T h e Old R eliab le
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DRVX GOODS :% HOUSE I
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of J .
McClung
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Can ¡ I n ÏBD BARGAINS ia SPECIAL LINES
WE SOLICIT YOl’irriiA D E . ( ÀLL& C F S
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HOPS,
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WOOL, WHEAT,
BE AL
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OATS AND
BARLEY,
ESTATE!
For Bargains in Rea! Property
S ave th e C h ild re n
HOOD'S
S a rs a p a rilla
CURES