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T h e tide of destiny is turning iasT ^l
n
tow ards Florence. All sorts of ac-
L
cuiuulation of facts point th at way
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h a b it of T he W e
< push, energy, | luck. I t
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gri n a ry o f these m ount
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FLORENCE, LANE COUNTY, OREOON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, I8M.
BUSINESS CAR Jb.
GENERAL DIREOTORY
T R A V ELFR & ' ÜUlUfc
M F IG B T iM l
O
could, und then stopped and fuuglij. I
found my.^lf where I could neither go
forward nor backward. I was between
NO HUBBY OB CONFUSION
mannger has told the chef t
the cooks in charge of thf
t TATE OFFIOERS
soup send up on the dum
two fires. So J lay down behind a big
pantry on the banqcetin
pine tree, and—answered some corres-
And Dealer In Fine Watches and Jewelry
G overnor.................... Sylvester Pennoyer
eens
of soup. The earvi
jfa.ndenee th at had been accumulating.
E. B a n g s , ___ P ro p rie to r.
Secretary of State .. Geo. W. McBride
tx g e n o
-
.
O re g o n .
the interm ediary betwr
J After about three hours it became dark
'^'reM ,lrer.......................... Philip Metelien
Leaves Eugene on Monday s and
the waiters, stations > ’ ,
^enough for me to ¿0 back into our lines.
Supt. Public Instruction. E. B. McElroy
I
hursdays
a t 6 a. ui , arriving in
try. His office is one
State Printer............... Frank C. Baker!
“ In trying »u.dislodge Johnston ‘from
1 .................R. A .B ean 'l
HENRY A. BAY, Agent
n I- o lorcnce
re u c e u the
ie d day
a y following at 4 p. in.
sible
of all in cone
th at poajlion we fought step by step
Supreme Court
. . . . . . . F . A. Moore
t
r\
,
R eturning—La
quet. In servir
—Leaves Florence on While the People Were At­ along uVbuntain sides. The troops were
T » » i» y »
Fl
The Amount of Labor on a er dishes be ni
ridays a t 8 a. m.,
Judge Second U istrict.. ..J. C. Fullerton
so near tpgetber th at they could taijf to
tending
Church.
so tbgt all dine
A ttorney Second District.Geo. M. Brown
arriving
in
E
ngeue-the
day
follow-
Of Salem, Oregon.
each other. Once somebody on our side
Publio Dftiner.
T Í Í 8 1 s t * 1* le ,*.‘b '> g in s u ra n c e c o m p a n y o f th e i l l f f a t 7 l > 111
and
that withoi
cullet) out:
H ii ilfto
l ii n i iid
, risai.
n
V*
** '.'barter of a in
eh
.«“'i f?
dw elling» and farm properly a
cooked in a d fan t
I ’irin iV ii . A',',ri'8s *“ * “ ■ O 'lrdliicr, Oregon, and
( " 'Hold on, Johnny, and hear the
COUNTY OFFICERS
I w ill ta il upon you and insure your property.
Ite m ln lu c e M « <1
Single fare . .
.
_
$5.00
pots im mersed^g Ig.
‘P n t . u M „ „ h . d pr?e k k „ t > iwuci#niation?
Th© C h e f U hr an A rm y o f C o o k s an<l a
R
e
tir
e
d
G
en
era
J|
Round trip
- _ _ _
g9 qq
M Wan Been So-
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T
,
.
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the soup the cook« work
1
Iji'jng
jjgispd,
and
n
I'iw
sergeunt
?* «girne n t o f W a ite r s S e r r e th e t'ia n d s
»CM . »
lodge
......... A. H. Fisk
T ickets for sale a t E Bangs’s
K »C «rvfr An im p o r t a n t H<W«*tJ..nary. one qnartrt^nur
steiq», ,TTull in' front of olir line and read
livery barn, Eugene, and a t H urd
in most restaurants the {
....... Eli Perkins
Coni ni issiooere
a proclamation from Mr. Lincoln ex ­
• J . f. Caliison
so generous.
& D avenport’s office in Florence
W. W. NEELY, Prop'r.
tending amnesty to all Confederates
C lerk ................
The Battle of One Hundred and
A. C. Jennings
When tlie soup has been sent up from
T
ables
furnished
w
ith
all
the
who
would
lay
down
their
arm
s
and
Sheriff...............
At the last dinner of the New York
• A. J J « »I i n s< m
Eighteen Days” is the title General J.
tlie kitchen, down the speaking tube
delicacies
of
the
season.
W
ild
j
come
In
When
the
reading
was
finished
T reasurer.........
Chamber of Commerce, nt which 30d
. . . ..J. G. Gray
S. lullerton would give to that wonder­
Assessor .........
both sides yelled and whooped, and the members and guests were present, a comes one word, “ N ext I" and the tim ­
. D. P. Burton game, fish und fru it in season. Best
ful
series
of
operations
commonly
called
s a il s
bales a In Marly are hurried up stairs.
School Superintendent. J. G Steveneun aeconiodations for the traveling
fighting went on again.”
well-known banker was moved to say to
«»riieyor.............................. W. B. Pengra public. C harges reasonable.
The
fish has been prepared In advance
On the 1st, 10th and 20th of each “ The A tlanta Campaign." It was con­
KEPT HOLY THE SADOATII DAY.
bis neighbor:
Coron«r ................................ J. W. H arris
tinuous lighting (rum May to September,
m onth.
of the dinner, and the four frying cooks
In the battle of 118 days the calendar
“ As these courses come and go so
stand in readiness to take from the
Single trip $3.00. Round trip $.5.00 and it embraced a battlefield 135 miles was lost sight of by even so devout a
smoothly we do not appreciate the
long. There is nothing in history to
warming closets the sole, which is near­
ma» as Howard.
CITY OFFICERS.
am ount of labor this dinner repre­
ational
compare with it. The fighting la gan at
ly 100 pounds in quantity. W hen the
“ I went along the line one morning sen ts.”
Tunnel Hill. I t ended at A tlanta. E v­
pall of “ N ext!” comes down the tube
OF EUGENE.
F or Passenger and F reight Rates
with General Howard,” said General
President
There was reason for tlie adm iration
....... B. F. Alley
. HENDRICKS. P r es .
ery foot of ground was contested. Every
B. EAKIN. J r .. C ash * R '
again
tlie lish is hurried np to the carver
I ullerton. “ W lien he came to a hatterv so expressed by the banker. Xotwith-
J Oscar Fnuke
------ API LY TO--------
day had its battle, and more than once
who
apportions
course out to the
that was firing at Confederate works on standing the number at table thecourses w a ite r s ,v i,h the
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0
I O. W. Hurd PAID UP OASH CAPITAL.
..
Board of Trustees
the firing continued from sundown to
i
waiters,
with
the
potato croquettes
$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 M e/er & Kyle,
I
Win. Kyle 8U RPLU 8 AND PRO FIT8,
Florence, Or. sunrise.
a hill the general heeame much Inter­ were served as promptly as if it were a
J L. Christensen
which come from the four vegetable
A C C O U N T S S O L IC IT E D
ested. After watching the effects fora private dinner party instead of a great
From his diary General Fullerton told
R ecorder............................... Drew Severy
c o o k s. The Laddie of venison is called ■
EUGENE,
-
.
OREGON
T reasurer...................... Frank B. Wilson
S T E A M E R “ C 0 O 3 , ” the story of “ The Battle of One Hundred few minutes Howard said to theartillery public banquet, and the dishes them ­ from the four roast cooks, and then tb|
officer:
selves gave no suspicion that there had
M arshal................................. J .C . Brown
ami Eighteen Days” la-fore a gathering
W ill irn k c ------- o
highest ingenuity of the carver is called
Justice of Peace......... H . M. Chamtierliti
If you would elevate your guns I been hurry or confusion in tlie kitchen
of
ol.l
fighters,
ex-Confederates
as
well
into piny. The sight of him as he slices
thf
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A
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A
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T
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believe you could drop some shells right while they were being prepared. Every­
LEADING
as Federate, at the Army and Navy Club,
the huge ebunks of venison into portions
— B etw e e n -----
into the eenter of the town of Marietta. thing went to show that the dinner was
in Washington city, recently. He began
of equal size with quick and graceful
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Try it.’
the production of a perfectly running
by asking if they knew that while the
motions would make the most confident^
“ The other officer put his guns into machine, of which the cooks as well as
walls of their clubhouse were adorn
AND
lather
of a family ashamed to sit a t tl,
A A. M. Siiisluw Lodge No. 107.
position, cut the fuses and prepared t the waiters were a part. It was to learn
with portraits in oil, with engravings,
hilar communication on second M E R C H A N T - T A IL O R ,
bead of bis domestic board. So cloe*'
experiment. General Howard got out about the organization and management
lit in each month.
with plmtugrupln, of the heroes uf the
can lbe skillful carver adapt bis in»
T h « . F. O .k « , Henry C. P.yne, Henry C. Rouse Re,
D E A L E R IN
C. B. M organ , W. M.
his glasses to study the effect.
of this wonderful machine that a report­
war, there was not a single picture of
Secretary.
al to the num ber of diners th a t i
“ ‘G eneral,’ said I seriously, tnkin er called upon Charles Ranhofer, the
and
General George H. Thomas aiming them
t h e musicians tako their Bhare h a ‘
out my watch, ‘this is Sunday morning chef of Delmonieo’s, in his tffiee in the
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enough meat is left for a tw o-r -'
¿ral Lyons Post, No. 58. _______
“ Y et,” auitl General Fullerton, “ Tliomr
f i f h N ’ furnishing goods
It is now 11 o’clock. The Presbyterian center of Deimonico’s kitchen.
'first q u arter At the
was the fuiiltless soldier of the war. He
of M arietta are just In the midst o[
Mr. Ranhofer is a big, good-natured
F ills , Commander,
was the one general who never made a
The entrees are cooke.k'z
EUGENE,
-
O R EG O N .
long prayer, and----- ’
treiiehm un, who is very reticent over
ant.
military mistake. He was the only one
s e r v ic e .
W h ile tlie 'g '
-“ ’Cease firing!’ shouted General H< his successes as a master of gastronomy.
m g tln - ir venison
of our great generals who gained hia po­
ward to the artillery officer.
He lias written a thick volume about his
jP ^ ^ d g e jN r r 131,
m e a t d e p a r t mera'
sition without personal or political in­
VERY REMARKABLE DUEL.
art,
which has become a text book in in t h e m a s t i n g c? ’ , -
fluences. A Virginian, he was separated
“ I t was while we were in front of K en­ public as well as private kitchens. Ilis
I b e p u l l e t a l a ', - '
from hia family and repudiated by his
*
esaw mountuln that I had my d u el,’ Hico is so situated that lie call rj
s ta te b e c a u se o f ^ f i d e l j i y v o tlie Upion
said Gengrnl F ttib rlo a. •‘‘Wi.oii I en p,jrt of l.ctahnii.^Lat a ii.omci-
'S
He was the Duty Tii.u/who waa never
never re-
re
OREG(
tered the army I was fresh from law lo the left is tlie ice cream an
lleved of his arm y. He was never de-
school, and was therefore supposed to section. To the right the experts in
P u llm a n
p u ttiiig 'o i? ^ .- ,
feated. He H ave, I three armies.
H all, Flore
Pure Wines
Bro
know some law, which was a great mis
■others
and Liquors.
neat, poultry and fish have their de s i s t a n t s a r e g^y,
good standing
to attend.
S le e p in g C a re
SNARK CKKKK GAP.
take.
General
Granger
made
me
assist
Drugs,
W m . B ernhardt , N. G.
This battle of 118 days began in May ant judge advocate, and one of tin partmentB. In the center the supplies r e a d y fo r serv iflB t’ -
E le g a n t
J . I. BUTTEKFIELD.Rec. Éee.
Medicines,
with the very hardest kind of fighting earliest cases that came before me was or immediate use sre stored, and along been turned over ..
1
.
Chemicals,
D in in g C a re
tliat of Colonel Bloodgood, from Wiscon­
in the roughest country you ever saw sin. Bloodgood, with a regiment, ban he opposite end is a row ul o v e n s and meat room to tlie r o a j M ^ S
Perfum ery,
CHURCH DIRECTORY
anges. 1 he forty odd cooks under Mr.
T o u r is t
Thomtje had examined the region, an
i be seven men in the ice ete »
been forced back from a blockhouse by a
Stationery,
Ranhofer
are as perfectly trained and
knew
it
thoroughly.
Some
miles
below
brigade
of
cavalry
with
four
guns,
which
try
sections, who have been cojbjfa
S
le
e
p
in
g
C
a
rs
RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
W all Paper,
killed as a regiment of soldiers. They
where Joh n sto n ’s army was posted in its was very natural, as 1 see now. Bin
Oregon. Sabbath service. Sabbath-
ly idle up to this point, get the she / ‘
Blank Books,
school, 10 o'clock a. ni. Preaching 11
S T .P A U L
first strong position Snake Creek gap Granger bad taken it Into Ids bead that ire formed into companies under the su­ hot entreineuts, and iea cream re
o ’clock a. in. und 7 p. h i. Sacram ent of
a regiment of infantry ought Io be better
T
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A
rticles,
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IS
the Lord’s supper on 1st Sabbath of
cuts through the mountains. Thomas than a brigade of cavalry ami four gnus pervision of assistant chefs, w ho are re­ send up. The canvnabnck ducks i‘
January, April, July and Octolier.
W indow Shades,
DULUTH
knew it was possible to send troops down He sent Bloodgood before a court mar sponsible to Mr. Ranhofer for every the attention they deserve. One ",
Everybody is welcome lo a llth e services. Physicians’ Proscriptions Carefully
ihing that comes within their d epart­
F
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Pastor requests C hristians to make
from the m aitre d'botel promptly b n \ , '
a parallel valley, pass through Snake tial, and 1 wrongly conceived it to be my
them selves known.
G R A ND FO RKS
ments.
Four cooks rule over the roast­ ••aeb course to the floor above.
/—Compounded.—s
duty
to
prosecute
instead
of
acting
judi­
Creek
gap,
strike
the
railroad
in
Johns
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
CRO OKSTON
cially. It. was a great injustice, as I re­ ing ovens, and eight men in the meal
to n ’s rear, and bag him. He tried to
The wines, fruits, cigars, coffee,
alised afterward, but we convicted Blood- departm ent devote their tim e to prepar­
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ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
get G rant to let hint make the attem pt, good and be bad to leave thearm y That
cheese, and liquers come w ithin th e T ’
service. Preaching a t Glcnada ev­
H E L E N A und
but G rant said he must wait. When was long liefore the A tlanta campaign ing the meats for tlie four roasters. province of the inaitro d ’hote). H ie
ery second and fourth Sundays of each
OUTTE
Four men are responsible for vegetables
month. Sabbath-School every Sunday
Sherman came, Thomas laid the plan and I bad not seen Bloodgood or hear«
»Kittle opener holds very much the sam e
at 10 a. ni. Prayer meeting every Thurs­
and fried dishes. Pastry in its various
>
f
him.
We
were
before
Kenesaw
one
Itefore him. Sherman wouldn’t listen
office a s the carver, though the respon­
day evening at the church. Everybody
lay, when General Thomas came up to forms is in the hands of four experts.
cordially invited. R .C . B lackwell ,
to it nt first. After some time be sent
sibility is not so great. When the
the breastworks and began peering Three men make the ice cream. Two
Pastor.
TO
McPherson down to pass through the through the logs at a distant part of the
nas left the hands of the four r o a s tin g
C H IC A C O
men make confections and cakes alone. cooks the strain iu the kitchen begin« I
gap, and then h it Johnston a lick as lie
W A S H IN G T O N
Bread making is an a rt in itself, in lessen. The roasting cooks, soup CJOk»7
NOTARIES.
What are those fellows doing over
PlCT0P'*V
retreated. Meanwhile Thomas, with the
P H IL A D E L P H IA
charge of three bakers. Eight men are
there?’
he
asked.
‘Building
some
new
arm y of the CmnherlunJ, held the front
vegetable and frying cooks, and tb» lh « n
TO
N E W YORK
works, are th ey ?’
kept in reserve to clean things and assist
and center, and was to attack Johnston
III the meat room, look on at th e men in
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A. R. BUTTOLPH,
“ 1 looked around. The rest of the generally, and ten women and two men
BOSTO N A ND A L L
the pastry, ice cream , and c o n fe c tio n e r y
and push him hack. That was tlie posi­ staff had slipped buck I was young then
O M A H A , K A N S A S C IT Y ,
P O IN T S E A S T «ad S O U T H
tion Thomas held and the work he had and didn’t know any better. So I spoke are occupied in washing pots and kettles departm ents, and listen to the rattling
C H IC A G O ,
S T . L O U S For inform ation, tim e c ard ., m aps and tickets, to do all through the 118 days. Thomas np: ‘I'll go out and see what it m eans.’ and cleaning dishes. Over all the force "f pots, kettles, pans, and dishes In tho
cal, on or write
And Collector.
AND ALL
“ I started out hi front of our line. I Mr. Ranhofer keeps liis eyes. He Is fa­ scullery. The forty cooks are a tired
attacked, as directed. Howard was
Office tw o door» wcet ul Florence Hotel.
had out a notebook and sketched the miliar with the specialty of each of bis
E A S T E R N C IT IE S ,
called
on
to
make
the
movement.
W'e
lot ul men when the banquet is over,
A . D. C H A R L T O N ,
new works as rapidly as I could. I had cooks. He can give a scullery man
A ssistant G eneral Passenger Agent.
had to go through a narrow pass, just got about ail I wanted when a t il figure
and glad enough to hear the chef say
points on scrubbing a soiled pot as well
P o rtla n d O r
large enough for a railroad track, a loomed up before me and made a pro­
“ au revtiir.” An hour after the 300
JOE MORRIS, Jr
as
tell the man iu the meat or roasting
wagon roH,l and a small stream. In found bow. It was Colonel Bloialgood,
people have been served the kitchen and
EAST AND
SOUTH
departm ent how to prepare a canvas-
front of ns was a small hill. Behind that as calm and cool ns if there wasn't a
the scullery are ns quiet as a sacristry.
Confederate w ithin Bid miles, and all tbe hack dock; lie can judge an uudercrust riio
tables and benches have been
T HE
SHASTA
R O U T E we didn’t know what we would find, time the bullets were going ‘sip,’ ‘ping,’ with the same certainty th at lie can
save th at we knew that Johnston’s army on all sides. I returned the greeting. 1
scrubbed, the ranges have Imen close1'
bonlmns, mottoes, or odd confec­
OF THE
was there.
and the stone slabs are spotlessly i
knew I was in fur it.
tions.
Southern
Pacific
Co.
Making sketches?’ lie suggested.
ATTORNEYS
howabd ' h bravehy .
’S S X ’Ä ? “ -
WOMAN SUFFRACIS"'
When the dinner hour arrives the m a­
‘Yes,’ said I ; ‘Imt I've finished.’
ExpreMK Traili« Lenve P ortland Daily.
“ Howard—well, he is the bravest man
I
think
you
could
see
better
over
chinery
of
the
service
is
set
in
motion
by
I
| N oni,
T acoma , Dee. 22.— A cat,
personally I ever knew. He went through
this wav,’ leading me into the most e x ­ Mr. Ranhofer in the kitchen and by En-
I f-v
Porti,in .
Af | 8:2«
" " ' “i'.;.;.',",".;1- ■-■' i.:1* h p ,n ) Lv
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Fugeiie
I.V 2:« a iu j ^ ,e kap to that hill for a good position posed position.
woman
suffragists inWl,
lO.inn ni I Ar
San r'ruucincu
j.v
,
.. .
gene G arnier, the m aitre d ’botel, iu the county delegation to th o /1
“ He kept this 4 up about 15 uiiriute«. I »
T h r o u g h P o ll,n a n and T o u r is t S lr r p t r ., Ìnuu'i'^ìu*'"1 U " 1! Hl 1,11 " '" b o n s tro n i p * o r t to direct the troops. I said to him just
la
ll.r r 'i'i
‘ " " K - 'd . a lle r t it i. ,
under pretext of «citing i better views of , banquet room. The head waiter looks week that a sygteniaticV B
liefore we s t a r t e d :
iia lM -> . I la r r f s h u r g . J i i i i f t l o n t I t y , I r v i n g K n
F r e e I te r lln ln g ( h a ir t a r a .
ge n e, , o in s t.a ks. O r a i , , , a n d a ll s ta tio n » fr o m
the
new Work«. I knew he was doing it for a glance from the m aitre d ’botel. started toward securing »'to.
D in in g C a ra .
R o-eburg to Ashlauil h irln slv e
“ ‘General, you are a corps command-
•
O re g o n
Busen«,
to
get
me shot. I stoml it just as long Thirty waiters, one for every ten per-
For rates and general inform ation call on or
BOSKBVRU MAIL, DAILY.
women of W ashington. TJ»
i er. 5 on ought not to expose yourself in as I could, and then I said :
•fW
Koonn 7 And R M cLaren’« B uilding. address
«:«<)
sons, stand silently by expecting a look Ialine will be asked to d r c l
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P ortland
Ar 1 exo I. m this way.’
pecial i
2
P m 1 Lv
Eugene
“ ‘Coloiml Bi is id good, you are the
bate busiuexs.
Lv 10:20 a m
„
from the head waller. The manager
5:50 P in 1 I f
W . H. HVRLBUBT,
Kocehurff
Lv 1 ■joo « m
lumai am endm ent to 1« e Voteci.
O n , n o ; said lie, ’come on.'
bravest man I ever saw. I ’m scared to
Asst. d e a l. Pass. Agent,
says “ all rig h t” to Hie head waiter, the people in .Xovcnihtr, 181
d
eath
,’
and
I
made
a
run
for
our
line.
81)8, a
< '
I "W ell, we s'arleil—four of us. Before
•XH W ashington St Cor. Ed.
PORTLAND, OR P u l l m a n B u f t e t S l e e p e r s
L. R. JOHNSON,
head waiter waves Ids hand at the wait- then adopted, will give w o n ic^®
"Bloodgood,
as
I
learned
afterward,
we got to that little hill the general had
I
ARD
to vote o i l all propositions a t w |
bad got hack into the arm y with a new er". »‘»d the thirty men g-i to t h e i r
« bullet throng!) his coat, the orderly
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS
command. Now, just to show how in- signed places at tlie tables. The head l ui (Mi un «•<| iih I footing
atta ch e d to a ll Through Tinlna.
was shot in the leg. the color-lwarer w as justice will follow a man, let me say I hut
The effort is being harked to J»
waiter lias divided the men under him extent try tlie W. C. T. U. of t l / ’ :
All my work will be w arranted to give
_
Weat Side Divisia
killed, and my saddle was gone. What a^ er
war Hloodgoisl got a commission
B
etwefn
P
ortland
ano
C
orvallis
satisfaction. Call on or write to me at
into squads of six or ten, and ha« given T*“’ .... ..
of six T h u rtd ?
M a il t r a in i » a il y (ix< f i - r - i m » a y j
« e found beyond th at bill was a great ! in the regular army. One day lie had
S T A O E L .IN H 3.
7:W n m
the best waiter in each squad instruc­ a s k e d (I n 1’ie rc c c o m ity d e k ' I
F e r r ia n d
Ar I S:S» a si
sone
words
with
a
young
lieutenant.
The
12:15 p m
am phitheatre with the stream damned,
C ervsllla
Lv 11:00 p m
"CIO p r e s e n t , t h e p l u i l l ^ R
latter taunted him with having lieen dis- tions to keep a watchful eye over the
o f O ^ , m 7 a í ! ' l i c , ¿ . " ¡ ñ 1i Ü . ' ' o n , , ' ’r ‘ ” " h ' " ’ »»>• « " ' I
all around on knolls and behind missed from the army for eowardiee.
th e y h ,i in r c g a id to ftypa
more inexji. riencid men. Tl
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes-
K trR R x M TRAYXrt D A ÎL T (EH KPT R I'X h A T .)
maître 11.c v w e re s u r p r i s e d t o
works Were artillery and infantry. A s B loodgiH id g o t h is fellow officer in a r,a,ni
JOHN C. GRAY,
ilayfl and Friday«.
« a, p m l l v
P ir tk o .l
ArlM
a
d'liotel conmiimicates thn
a s|K'.ik- •iX u ie iid a rs of t h e d e le g a ti
Lv |
* fn aoon as our troop* (smetrated that great and gave him a thorough licking. Both
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs- 7-25 p m I Ar M cM innville
D E N T A L SORCERY.
fuvored subm itting the qiles
davs and Saturdays.
were dismissed from the army. The last ing till« w ith the chef.
"'<• "«•tern
Rtid !.. Enro|K.
«r pit the atom, (.pencil from all sides. It 1 heard of lllisslg oil he was postal agent
Connects with Steam er ami Scotts­ • lowest <. <
I l l the kitchen the forty cooks stand
constitutional
am endm ent,
rs nnndn
te . from
G. i d s ritn
l r . A tw
re n «, Eugene
Tha twat wnrk at the moat Reasonable Prices. burg Stage Line for Drain.
was a trap. To make any impression
Also with
Office over Grrnre Store.
on a railroad.”— Sun.
silently in tin ir various departm ents. Taylor says he te n suffragists '
R. K oewler .
f p j Ü x ,*,,,,
Stage
Line
for
Coos
Bay.
Charge
■ * * « • « •
O rw g o n .
Mau.p r
A-t. f». F and i’a-« Art. U pon s u c h a position was lieyond human
will Vote to submit the
reasonable.
D r . P rice’sC rcaitt (iakinji Powdet Tl,ey
talk more I....I’le and vote to can-
PorUand. Greg»«.
. |«iwer. Our triHips went as far re tbev /-«.wrjsd i »«I M*,l>: MMvalir I nr .» t rasca
than la absolutely necessar
Wimn the at the polla.
HORACE N. CRAIN,
eugene - flo rex ce
Practical W atchmaker
—
STAGE LINE.
Howard Wouldn’t ’Fire
on Marietta
Production of a Perfect­
ly Punning Force.
State hisnrance Comp y
Head of Tide Hotel,
Steam er
N
«?obarts
ßANK Florence to Yaquina.
E. HANSON,
Clothier.
HATS
of Tifle.
CAPS,
O R TH ER N
PACIFIC.
JBOG STOKE.
P
TO
M
THBOUGH
THROUGH TICKETS
rout
T IC K E T S
Notary Public, Surveyor
^'koranoo,
^CrQgon. 1
Notary Public, Land Agt
.Fiorano»
3 1-2 DAYS
TO
CHICAGO
HOUKS
HOURS
Attorney at Law,
Cofltrattor and Boilfler.
Florence,
O J k F lID IJ S rE F l
Ore. H. H. Barrett, Prop’r,
Kffl
qqpy, ,