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in t e r ......................... H. Leeds.
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i
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Second D istrict. Geo. M. Brown ’
E- B a n g s ,___Propr’ tor.
REMINISCENCE.
Dictionary
Of T he
S c e n e s a t H a t c h e r ’s C r e e k a n d P e te r s
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
S ta g e le a v e s E u g e n e M o n d ay s CO M PLETE
W e d n e s d a y s a n d F ri la y s a t G a . m .,
S U C C IE N T
a r r iv in g in F lo re n c e th e d a y fo l
A U T H O R IT A T I V E
lo w in g it 1 • a. in.
R e tu r n iu g - s ta g e le av e s F lo re n c e
o n M o ndays, W e d n e sd a y s a n d
F r id a y s a t 3 p. m ., a r r iv in g in E u - 301,86s vocabulary Term»
347 E ditors and Specialists
g en e th e d ay fo llo w in g a t G p
b u r g R e c a lle d .
John B. Scace Speaks to a Reporter of Stirring Scenes—
Escaped with a Slight Wound, but, Like Other Vet
erans, Has Suffered Since— A Story that
Reads Like a Page from History.
WANTED PADEREWSKI.
T e rn :» W e r e A w a y B eyond (h e
M un iclxn»' U n io n R a te .
“ Is Mr. Paddyrooski iu ?” inquired a
th in faced little woman, w ith a com
plexion like a sugar cured ham , as she
struck the Palace hotel counter w ith tho
handle of her parasol to a ttra c t the
c lerk ’s attention.
“ 1 don’t know, m ad am ,” ha replied.
" Y o u w ill have to send up your card. ”
“ Well. I ’ll te ll you w hat I w ant, and
maybe you can help me. I ni going to
give a diutce over at my hotel ut T o
m ales tom orrow n ig h t, aud I w ant bint
to play. Do you th in k lie w ill? ”
"W ell, yes. H e is a professional m u
sician, aud I ’m l**ity sure lie w ill play
if lie is paid for it. ”
“ Oh, I 'l l pay him all rig h t. I 'l l de
posit the money w ith you here iu a d
vance. Of course I couldn’t give it to-
him in advance because he m ight not
give satisfaction. ”
“ H ere’s his m anager, Mr. G orlitz,
Mrs. ------?”
iYom the Albany, A’. F., Journal.
When one encounter» in print the life storv Massachusetts Volunteer infentry, under Col.
S in g le fare
. . .
— 85.00
of some scarred veteran ot the civil war a teel- Charles F. Walcott. During the term of hi»
W . W. N EELY , P ro p ’r.
Cost ov e r $ 96 0 ,0 0 0
of admiration and sympathy is the certain re-enlistment Sergeant Seaee participated in
COUNTY OFFICE -S
R o u n d tr ip
-
-
-
-
80.00 Appendix of 4 7,4 68 E ntries
,ni
n
teeiistouied though we are to tales ot some of tlie holiest struggles of tlie war. Many
result
T a b le s fu rn is h e d w ith a ll th e
heroism and suffering in everyday life, there a grav-haired veteran to-day recalls the scenes
T ic k e ts for sale a t E- B a n g s’s
d elica cies o f th e se aso n .
W ild
is something peculiarly attractive about these of Hatcher's Run. the fall of Peters burg aud
" P u tts .”
old war records, serving, as they do, as a the buttle of Sailor's Creek.
“ Mrs. Potts. She w ants to get Mr.
liv e ry b a rn , E u g en e , a n d a t l l u r d
Alter his honorable discharge, Ju n e 4, leo5,
g
am
e,
fish
a
n
d
f
r
u
it
in
seaso
n
.
B
est
sacred passport to the lieart of every true
.F . G. P u tter
turned —
to ------
Albany
Paderew ski to play tom orrow n ig h t.”
« and
, settled
...
American. Thousands found their rest oil tlie Mr. S eaee............-
\
D
a
v
e
n
p
o
rt’s
office
in
F
lo
re
n
c
e
.
The
full
number
of
worth
and
terms
it.
)
tv "* B»iiev a c c o m o d a tio n s for th e tr a v e lin g
“ We have no engagem ent for tom or
field of carnage or in the hospital, but their down once again to his busiuess anu social in
different dictionaries for the entire alphabet h comrades,
when the struggle mils ever and ine terests. lie lins resided in the city ever since, row night, and ho w ill play if ho is-
f
J • I'. Caliiiioh p u b lic . C h a rg e s re a so n ab le .
It
would
seem
that
now,
of
all
times,
his
peace
victory
won,
returned
to
their
homes
and
be
as follows: »'• ormonth , 50,000; W orchbstei ..
and happiness would have been uninterrupted. puid for it. ”
anew the buttle of life.
..............A. C. Jen n in g s ——
105,000; W ebster (international), 125,000; CEN gun
“ Oh, certainly. I expect to pay him ,
John B. Seaee, the widely known contractor Sueli was not to be the ease, ibr lour years
TURY, (six volumes.
complete,) 225, OK): and building mover of Albany, N. Y., has had ago, while engaged in superintending the rais und liberally too. He can come over by
A- J J»hns<>n J am ageilt fo r ..........
---------- S A IL S
ing
of
the
immense
smokestack
of
the
Albany
an unusually interesting iile. and when aecn
the afternoon train aud play for tho
............. A. S. Patterson
STANDARD, over 300,000;
e r..
by a reporter recently at his home, .»•». 1,> Electric power bouse, the lever of a loosened
................. d . p . B urton
B u c k -E y e M o w e rs an d On th e 1st, lO th a n d 2 0 th o f each
Bradford Street, told of his many experiences windlass struck him a heavy blow across the dance and go buck in the m orning, and
back.
The
effect
of
the
blow
was
not
at
first
I ’ll allow hilt tw o days’ pay. I ’ll do
and adventures while serving under the oh.
m o n th .
School S u p e rin te n d e n t ........G. S. H u n t j
............ S am p le P a g e s F r e e .............
ilag in the late war. Although having en apparent, be being able to leave his bed in a posit tho money w ith the clerk now as
---------R a k e s .-------
few days. But tlie worst was to follow, lor
..
..C.
M.
Collier
dured
all
the
hard
hips
and
privations
of
life
S
in
g
le
tr
ip
83.00.
R
o
u
n
d
tr
ip
05.00
S urveyor......................
All other kinds of-----------
in the ranks, Mr. Seaee he irs his more than without warning la* was seized with sciatic security. ” A nd she counted out 88.
Coroner........................ . . . . J . W. H arris
Farming Machinery.
“ Why, m a d a m ,” protested G orlitz,
h a lf century of years with an elastic step and rheumatism in all its virulence. Untold agony
a keen mind, taking an active interest in pri followed.
“ Mr. Paderew ski w ould not th in k of
Justice of Peace........... . F. B. Wilson
Samples may be seen at my place.
AGENTS W A N TE D .
Said
Mr.
Seaee,
“
I
could
not
sleep
lor
the
vate and public affairs.
Jonh F . T anner P rices are th e low est.
Constable
-While still a boy, his family moved from pain. No one will know the tortures the rheu com ing for less than tjtts.GOO. ’
“ Oh, m ercy!” And she gave a little
F o r P a sse n g e r a n d F r e ig h t R a te s
W m. Brynd,
Albany, his birthplace, to PittslieJd, Mass., matism gave me. I don’t know how I lived
and here he was educated, lie mastereil the during those days. I became little more than scream. “ A nd ju s t th in k how near I
Point Terrace, Or.
skin and bones, and it seemed like life diun t
carpenter’s
trade,
became
ft
member
of
Berk
------ VPPLV to --------
came to m aking a contract w ith o u t com-
shire L >dge. No. 52, I. O. O. E., and was e n have anything but rufiering in it. (.hires? I
Pacific Coast Agents
tering op »a ft sueee^fitl business life when tried every so-called rheumatic cure that was 'ing to terms. I th in k i t ’s a sham e, an
Meyer i Ky’e,
Florence, Or.
CITY OFFI )ER3
came the call from Washington for men. All ever invented. I gave ail of them :• good trial outrage. I ’ll report it to tlio M usicians’
SAN FRANBISCO, CAL.
over the country the word sped, and excite before I stopped taking them. Mv friends union. T heir rate is i 1 a day, I know,
ment ran high. All the old-time patriotism and neighbors recommended remedy alter because Hint’s w h at I ’ve alw ays paid
933 Market S t.
that had made Massachusetts famous in Revo remedy that they beard of, but my rbeuma-
. . F. B. Wilson
MARION HORRIS, Proprietor.
lutionary days was tired to its utmost. Every tisin went on just the same. Well* after 1 bad for a piano player. I ’ll het the union
P re s id e n t
town and village sent out its squad or company. almost bad the life tortured out of me, I came ; w ill m ake it so w arm for him h e ’ll have
1
O. W. H urd
The company in which Mr. Seaee enlisted across a newspaper account of Dr. \ \ illiums
o .—— Will make ------ o
Wm. Kvli- S h a v in g Reduced to 15 cts.
in September of 1802, as a private, became Fink Fills, and I thought 1 might as well add , to get out of to w n .” A nd in her rage
Board of T ri-tee»
Company A, Forty-ninth Regiment, Massa another name to the list as not, so I ordered ; she flounced out w ithout her um brella.
Monon Morris
R E G U L A R D A IL Y T R IP S
,
,
chusetts Volunteer Infantry. Under the com someof my druggist. . . . .
Wm. B ernhardt
“ 1 tell you, 1 v. us clad in those days to hear — tfun Francisco Post.
mon impression that the war would bo one ef
ARTISTIC HAIR CUTTING.
---- Between ----
of
any
thing
that
could
give
me
any
hope
:t ■
but short duration, the men were enlisted for
Huuuri Reason.
ir...................... .Drew Severy
nine months only. Scarcely were they uni all. Yes, I got them, and before I had taken
RAZOR
HONING
A
SPE
C
lA
L
T
Y
-ajc.
two
boxes
that
pain
began
to
leave
me.
\\
by,
Tlio late Rev. Dr. W illiam L. Breck-
T r e a s u r e r ................. Leonard C hristensen
formed and armed before they were ordered to
the front. The regiment, which at the time 1 couldn’t understand it. I couldn’t imagine | inridgo of K entucky used to tell this
M a r s h a l.................................... J-
W eddle
-
• The attention of Prospectors
and was under the command of Col. W. F . Bart niyself being cured. But before I had
a half-dozen of those boxes 1 tea« cured. 1 he ! | story of an Irishm an who desired to
M iners is called to the n n y its of a new lett, served in the First Brigade, First Divis suffering which had made my life almost un have a letter w ritten home to liis friends
ion, Nineteenth C >rps, and participated in
D R . E . D. M C K IN N E Y ,
tied some of the hottest battles of the great rebel bearable for so long bail disappeared. 1 was in the old country. I t was ut a tim e
Thos. F. O a'oi, H a iry C- p«yne Henry C. Route Rec’vn im proved apparatus for testing
SECRET SOCIETIES
a new man.
.
.
sm elting various kinds of ores and m in lion.
“ I began to get strong. I picked un in when provisions were so abundant in
Mr. Seaee, at the time, was but twenty-two
P h y s ic ia n an d S u rg eon.
erals, such as gold, copper, n iik el, sil years of age, and he remembers well with flesh, and i went back to my business with all the west as to be alm ost w ith o u t value.
vigor and vim of a yonng man. 1 think
A fter m entioning a good m any things
ver and lead ores, refractory and com what a beating heart he first fell in line. 11 is the
:
:
:
OREGON.
. A A. M. Fi • »rence Lodge No. 107. E U G E N E ,
regiment was ordered South, directly through everyone v.'bo k n o w s m e will tell you what it th a t he w ished to have w ritten to his
did
for me. Pink Fills is the grandest medi
pound ort-s.
ptftilai* 20intnun ¡cation on second
the enemy’s country, with Baton Rouge as
ever discovered, and if iny recomniendfi- friends in Ireland iu regaid toA m ericu,
T his furnace is designed and construct tlie objective point. A Per several m o n th s of cine
iv n iu h t in each m onth,
weary march s, during which Company Y tion will do it anv pood I want y o u to use it. I P atrick s a id :
f ’
C. B. M organ , W. M.
ed by and for a prospector, who requires pass
I
hope
others will bear o f it and be benefited
'd through several iiv< iyscrimmages with
“ T ell them th at I get all tho m eat I
M artin , Secretary.
ftits i'
M v r to x A i.
a serviceable furnace, easily transported the enemy constantly hovering about the flanks us I nave been. Everyone should hear of it. can eat three tim es a w eek.”
I can’t say too much for them ,” Mr. Seaee ex
and
rear*
the
capital
city
of
Louisiana
wi.s
over a m ountainous country by a pack reached. An evacuation followed. Citizens claimed enthusiastically in conclusion.
“ A nd w hat do you mean by th a t? ”
This is hut one of tlie many eases in v. Inch asked tho w riter. “ D on’t you get all
a n im a l, th a t is com plete and ready, a id
and the rebel soldiery stationed in the city fled
OF EUGENE.
Fink Fills have taken such a beneficent part
like
frightened
sheep,
bearinff
with
them
what
the bacon you can eat threo tim es u
can tie set up at any dum p of low grade goods they could carry and setting torch to in tlie history of hununity.
A. R. G eneral Lyons Post, No. 58. T . Q. HENDRICKS. P » n .
EAKIN. J» , C a b h - r
S.
m eets second and fourth Saturdays
Mr. Seaee Is now enjoying the fruits of an day?”
ores, th a t otherw ise will not pay to ship the rest. * The beautiful capitol builuiug,
*
unusually large busimss. managed solely by
“ Yes, your rivcrence,” was the
of each m onth.
$ 6 0 ,0 0 0
w ith profit and m ake a good d a y ’s pay which had been converted into a war prison, himself, and covering almost the entire east
P A ID UP CASH C A P IT A L .
S. L. RoitKtiDs. C o m m a n d e r.
had also been fired, and the boys in blue
prom pt reply.
$ 6 0 OOO
8U R P LU S AND P R O F IT 8 ,
ern
portion
of
the
State.
Mr.
Seaee
is
also
an
of
one
to
two
tons
of
ore
every
day.
bwarmed in, just in time to save their captive
T. M. M artin , A djutant.
“ Well, then, w hat do you mean by
ivory carver of marked ability, which he fol
To judge t ie value of such an o u tP t— comrades from perishing in the flames. Mr. lows solely for his own pleasure. Many lilt Io w ritin g to your friends in Ireland th a t
A O O O U N T S S O L iIC lIT E D
Seaee, who had 1 m on, while en route pro-
of a C upola Sm elter, kno k-down bot moled to corporal, w'ns in the thickest of the trinkets, carved by the ligdit of the camp-lire, you get all the m eat you cau eat threo
EUGENE,
.
.
.
OREGON.
his skill in this dir< etion.
tom type, with extentions when sm elt melee an.l ues'-ribi-a the Bceneo in a graphic attest
Far from being solicited to recommend tho tim es a week?”
nnnner. Although the city had fallen almost
V . G eneral Sheridan Camp,
“ F a ith ,” said P at, “ and th a t is moro
ing
ores,
m
ade
of
num
oer
10
steel
plates
curative
which hud taken such a load of misery
without n blow given or received, a fight was
, 5 meets lirst and th ird Satttr-
his lift, in ..is gratitude liis praise for it than they w ill beliave. ” — Y outh’sOom-
with slag and m etal spouts, rotary steel not fir oif, for word was received that a large from
eaeli m u h . G. R. M ills , Uapt.
is
unstinted
und
unceasing.
And
from
bis
own
of the enemy was fast anproaehing.
punion.
NOTARIES.
blower, countershaft w ith geared pulley force
SB uodik , 1st Se.gi.
A bloody battle ensued ut Plain Store, a few statements one may easily see that when bo
for blast snppl«, by either w ater, steam days’ march out of tlie capital, in which f o r - does cease to sing its virtues, it will be to
T o o M u c h F o r H im .
M»rnl Scace was severely wounded. A ininiue answer the last mustering in.
or hand pow er; w ith three grapliide
Dr. W illiams’ Fink Fills contain, in a con
A well known pliysiciutt a t W iesba
»all struck his left thigh and, grazing the
LU . W. P erp etn a Lodge, No. 131,
crucibles, three stc-l ladles, six furnace bone, narrowly missed the great artery. lie densed form, all the elements necessary to give den was called in to atten d a lady of
A. R. BUTTOLP.i,
eta every 1st and 3d Saturdays
was retired to the camp nt Baton Rouge, but new life and richness to the blood and restore high lineage,
8T . PAUL
steel bars and tools, only weighing com recuperated
nonth.
Memlters and visiting
so rapidly that he entered, soon shattered nerves. They arc an unfailing spe
“ Well, how do yon feel today, my
M IN N E A P O L IS
plete 1285 pou d s—when t, e pro-pec or aft°r, agiin into active service. The buttles cific for such diseases ns locomotor ataxia, par
m in good standing are cordially
of Fort Hudson ami Donaldsonville followed, tial paralysis, St. Vitus’ dance, seialica, neu dear m adam ?” inquired tlio doctor in
can
determ
ine
the
value
of
one
ton
oi
to atten d . C. K. D avid , M.W.
ralgia, rheumatism, nervous headache, the
DULUTH
________
with all their thrilling episodes.
of the his usual cheery manner.
^ kottk , Recorder.
the ore In a tiv , - h o u r ti at by the ou -
it was ni,t Iona after thia that, by rcasmi ,,f after cft'ect of la grippe, palpitation
pall
“ I uni a marchioness, d o cto r,” tho
FA R G O
“
enlistment,
he
heart, pale and sallow complexions, a ll
the expiration of hi» term of
put
of
the
hul.ion.
________ either
_____ I» male or female. I’ink lady replied, laying an em phasis ou tho
TO
G R A ND FO RKS
O re g o n
waa honorably discharged. Hia respite was of weitkneiM
F
l
o
r
e
n
c
e
,
Pills
are
sold
by
all
dealers,
or
will
be
sent
W ith a little ordinary in e'li i nee o
F. H eeeta Lodge No. I l l , meets
Bot a long one. however, for he s<K»n afterward
post paid on receipt "f price, 50 eeuta a box, title.
C R O O K S T O N _______ the average prospector, this live tee
•y W ednesday evening in Lodge
hv rw-enli-ied, to serve for the remainder of tfie or
“ A h! I am sorry to hear i t , “ said the
Six boxes for $2..5O (they are never «old It»
CHARLES GETTY 3,
war.
For
ineritorion»
action
he
had
been
F lorence, Oregon.
B rothers in
W IN N IP E C
th ree feet insidoil am eter little sm eller raised to the sergeant’s stripes, and as such hoik or by tlie 100) by addreuing Dr. Wil physician, “ as th a t is a co m p lain t I ant
Hiding invited to atten d .
ru s on low grade orcs, wall not only pay •arved in Company A, 8i»ty-fir»t Regiment, liam»' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N.Y. unable to cure. ”
H E L E N A »■■<>
M abios M obbis , N. G.
Hoad of Tide Hotel,
533 Readers for Quotations
5000 Illu s tra tio n s
Steamer
¿obarts
Florence to Yaquina.
E. D. BRONSON & CO,
Tonsorial Parlors.
S T E A M ER “ C O O S ,”
Florence aefl Heafl of Tide.
bank
T.M.
a
ORTHERN
PACIFIC
f
Sleeping
Elegant
Tourist
Care
Dining Cars
Sleeping
I
Cars
Notary Public, Surveyor
W m . B bb x ia k d t , See.
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
5HURCH DIRECTORY
THROUGH TICKETS
FRAN < B W IL» N-
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
IBYTERIAN C H U R C H , Florence,
»«on. Sahliath service. Sabbuth-
10 o ’clock a. m. Preaching II FLORENCE.---------- OREGON.
a - ju . and 7 p. in. Sacram ent of
o rd ’s supper on 1st S abbath of
rv, April, Ju ly and October, C 3 - J L K 3 3 U S T E P I
body is welcome to all th e services,
requests C h ristian s to make
C T A O K X j IN H J .
slves know n.
I. G K notts , Pastor?
H .H .3 irrett, Prop’r,
‘HODIST EPISC O PA L C H U R CH
srvice.
Preaeliing a t G lenada
Sundavs
of each
m onth.
atli-Scliool
every
Sunday at
in. P rayer m eeting every iTiurs-
iv e n in g a t the ch u rch . E vervlasiy
tally invite',.
G. F. R ounds ,
P asto r.
Leaves Florence M ondays, W ednes
days an d F ridays.
A rrives at Florence T uesdays, T h u rs
days and S aturdays.
Connects w ith S team er and Scotts
burg Stage L ine for D rain.
Also with
C harge
Stage Line for Coos
Bay.
reasonable.
Saflev
M arr
ATTORNEYS
C. H HOLDEN,
r-at-Law and Notary Public.
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
¡.TB . A M D . A C J U ^ ^ T '
NOTICE IO lloMEsl'EADEIts .......
ave been appointed, by the I oiled . late*
lit Court, V. 8. Commissioner i«»r me
of Oregon. Entries and final proofs can
ken before me at my office in Florence.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
A tto r n e y
a l
b n v ,
O r e * ; :>xv
McLa ren’s Building.
eilt u v . iti » I given t" '••»1 lection« , 4 pm-
buainea*.
*R » ».«■* 7 and
o.
M.
PO TIE R
*
EUGENE,
T
BUTCHEH8.
OONOV»
0 0 I □ IN .
............ A ttorneys-st-Ls*
I
A M»<?OI'sinu.
M
p o n ia .
.............
B e e f ,
F
OREGON.
i s
,
A t A lto n » and < ..r» » lh . p ..„ n « -t w ith t r a in ,
of f t r w t i C entral A F..nt»rn R a ilw a y
G am © ,
•O m e t- InConwr'» bh«-k.
F
C. BENEDICT,
RNK Y - A T - L A W
l x
V
e
g
e
t a
r x
b
x
l e
A nd so saying lie snatched up his fiat
I for itself every week, b u t will convince
and departed. —T urrpaea.
, the skeptic beyond redem ption who does
T lie 1)117. re r c e .
i not believe with us th a t the little sm elter
COLLECTING A JURY.
Too ,M uch I)(ȣ.
A littlo boy, w ho in tho conrso of
m
u
st
come
to
the
orc.
"
Y
u
s
,”
said
tfie m an w ith his pants
Bomo
conversation
of
hia
elders
heard
a
TO
T h e S h e rltr H a d E le v e n and E x p e c ted to
T he fact th a t a great m any of these
C H IC A C O
good deal of talk about tho progress of in his boots, " w e defeated B ill for con
G e t th e T w e lf t h Boon.
C upola Type sm elters arc now being
W A S H IN G T O N
Yenra ago the coart« in w estern New civilization, approached h is g ran d fa'h er, stable because bo put on too dern much
dog. Man tbut says ‘those molasses a re’
adopted throughout the W estern m ining York found it n m utter of great diffi w ho was tak in g no p a rt in tho talk.
P H IL A D E L P H IA
“ G rdbdpa” said tho child, “ w hat is instead of ‘them molasses is ’can 't never
districts, and all giving entire s i isfac- culty to collect ju ries for the tr ia l of
C incin
N E W YORK
' tion is sufficient recom m endation for the cases. N ot m any of the wen of the tho difference between civ ilizatio n and get tho veto of our towuship.
n a ti E nquirer.
BO STO N AND A L L
sudden dem and as an absolute necessity region took enough interest iu tho carry barbarism ?”
“ B arbarism , my boy,” answ ered the
1 to every prosjiector, n.ine ow ner, mill- ing on of courts of justice to ire w illing
H e II » ( I Succeeded.
P O IN T S E A S T and S O U T H
old man, “ is killing your enem y w itli a I
to
leave
th
eir
daily
w
ork
to
answ
er
even
1 m an, sam pling works or m ining com-
A .— Oil, I fay, th a t sketch yon did of
For information, time card», maps and ticket»,
un im perative sum m ons to the ju ry box. hatchet nt a distance < f a etep, and c iv i
me in The JJ u lly N euter m ade me look
I panv.
etc., call on or wiite
One case of considcrulilo im portance lization is k illin g hint w ith a bombshell
the sort of conceited uss one w ould like
| Full and com plete instructions go witli Was adjourned from day to day, so the 13 m iles a w ay !”
R. M c M urphey ,
T his cynical answ er applies well to kick.
outfit w hich gives mode of treatm en t o «tory runs, on account of tfie m ysteri
11.— Yon th in k sc? And I was afraid
General Agent. Room« 2 and -1, Shelton Block, different ores, directions as to settin
ous disappearance every m oruii g of enough, w ith o u t doubt, to th e difference
I had quite failed to (Hitch tlio ch ar
EUGENE, OREGON.
up and startin g the sm elters, fuel, Hux some of the 12 men w ho had iiccli draw n between civilized w arfare and th a t of a
period w hen the w orld w as less nd acter I—Punch.
A. D. C H AR LTO N,
ing m aterial, and general smelting aud sworn ou the jury. T here were nev
vanced than now, but (ho complotest
er
moro
than
eight
of
these
unw
illing
«foaruallaBBU
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Opel at tons.
civilization looks tow ard the abolition
255 Morrison 31. Cor. 3d.
A sm all size 2x4 of >$-ton capacity victim s to be found at one and the same of w arfare forever. — Y outh’s Compuu
“ Why did yon cu t off T ennyson’a
P o r tla n d O r.
nam e and sign tliut poem ‘Exchange?’
per five-hour le a f, only weighs 650 time.
One m orning, how ever, w hen the i o n . _________________
T ennyson's a classic. ”
pounds, same num ber of tools with judge's patience bad entirely departed
S un d a y I.e tte r « I n Il c l " Iu m .
“ I don’t care if ho is. IIo c a n 't work
east and
s o u t h blower, etc., designed for the poor pros the sheriff cam e bursting into th ■ cour'
Tho B elgian an th o ritier, it seems, a r mo into advertising hint.
-Lonisvillo
p ; tor wl o feels unable to purchase the room, his face flushed v.ilh tho excite anxious to tiavo tho po toffico as much O onrier-Journal.
m ent of victory.
sm elter outfit.
trouble as possible in tha m a tte r of de
THE
SHASTA
ROUTE larger
A» I > » a ( l l 7 V V s M p o lt*.
“ I t ’s a ’l rig h t now. your honor!’’ he livering lstters on Sunday. F or th is rea
T his sm elter has m et with such univer
“ Bicycles are to be made useful iu
OF T H E
sal satisfaction an I ourcoi.fidence in it cried joyfully. “ You can try the case son every postage stam p is issued w ith
to ship the atiove outfit-ouiplcte to re today, for w e’ll have tlie ju ry by 12 a littlo perforated supplem ent inscribed w ar. ”
Southern Pacific Co.
o'clock sure. It a in 't hut lO o'clock now. w ith tho legend, “ N i pas livror le di ; “ Oh, I see. If the soldiers’ guns d o n 't
sponsible
represntatives mt 30d;i«s tr
Express Train» Leave Portland Daily.
und I ’ve got 11 of ’em locked up in my m anohel" Those w ho aro anxious to I dest oy the enem y, he cun bo run over."
for thorough d em onstra'ion (w here <-
North
barn, and w o’re ru nning the tw elfth have th e ir letters doiivtred on the sov —Chicago Recotd.
South
I
grade
gold,
silver
and
complex
ort-s
P
ortland
A
r
|
M:10
•
m
man w ith (logs, your h o n o r!’’— Youth » enth as ou the other six days of tho week
h:.io p m
Eugene
Lv
I
3:00
a
m
1:50 u in
F r o m a Lak e .
Companion.
.-'till f ra u c ia c o
L v | »..no p in the d u m p will now not hear shipm en
tear th is off, w hile those whoso com
10:*5 a m
Aoore trains stop at East Portland. Oregon to oilier sm elters). It will pay for it
m unications aro not of any speciul im
A I ’ r lw n T e r m .
City, Woodburn. Salem, Turner, Marl«»n, Jelfcr- self every week. O ur profit is on royal
portanea leave It on.
•on. Albanv, Albany Junction, Halsey, Harris
burg. Junction City. Irving. Eugene, Lreawell, ty, 50 cents per ton of ores sm elted,
A M e re A r t i.u n .
Drains and all »tution» from Roseburg to Ash
m ont.dy S-. ttlem en t. W •• tru st you will
land Inclusive.
“ W hst Pi the reason yon insist that
KOHKUVRG M A IL , D A IL Y .
appre iate the opportunity in your ,-amp
Lines is no artist? ” asked (ho Pbiiis
a
Ar I 4:40 P 111 efore competit.'OR devt-lopes
Portland
8:30 A s l ¡ <
its If
tine. “ I (bought ho w in one t f the best
11:
20
It
n
L*
Eugene
2:01 P m 1
Lv 1 ft .00 ft in which alway s in any new husim s . u
Kleinin?
illu stra to rs in tho co u n try .”
5.20 1 n,J IT
f. («ays ,(RK, l> \!l. Y.
"W ell, lio isn ’t , ” said tho artist hot- '
. e rtam to follow.
p..rtlftii-l
> r 1 Í0 1 Í ft ni
4 Í p in 1 l'v
ly. “ Ho is n mcro grubbing artisan
We a-e prepaTe.! to Itirn sh snv size
in
ft
00
A
1
Ar
Î.V
1
riaient
•;1.5 P in
Why. it the text, for instance, d o e n b ed
or «parity plan rom ple e to -u lsta n -
D in in g C a ra o n (> |< h n It o iit e .
a man to ho w earing r .'nil hoard, he j
P u l l m a n H v i f t e t S l e e p e r e tial m ininz peopl te it up an ernish
would draw him th at w ay, Instea I '•?,
SECOND CLASS SLEEPING CARS, o r men to run it f r tl em . 1’ ices and
witli a good artistic tna.iiucbo and ini
attach«»1 m all rtirougb Train».
«I«- .toaiioits 'ttrn is e I w ith refer m es
peris). H e's n grabber. Ti e.t'a w b st he
and testim onials on application.
W e .t »Id« D Ix M o n .
is. ” —C lucinna1 i E nqulrt r.
B etw een P ortland and C orvallis .
N ational O uk A Ritnt-cTioN Co.
M i l l . T i l l « h »I1.V [B»l A r r r j w A V )
I’rr para; ton*.
5726 C heltenham Ave., tst Louis.
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b
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BUTTE
SEATON. OREGON-
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McMiiinrllle
A rt« « a t
Lv I » M a I
Throuxh T ic k e t, tn atl p e in t. In the F.a.tem j
State». Caneda «nd Europe can
otdalned at
lowest rate« from L O. A deir. A xent. F.uxene.
B. K o x h i . e s .
E. E. Resxtx».
A««t. O. E. and P .*» A ft.
Rlpans Tabules.
Rlpana Tabule« cure naufra.
Ripant Tabules: «t drurftets.
Ripant Tabuler, cure dizz.neat.
Ripant Tabule* cure blllousnea8
Rlpana Tabules: one glvet relief.
Ripant Tabules atilst dlgextlon.
Ripant TabulPt cure bail breath.
"
Tver troubles.
night.
C astleton— Why, W .llie?
W illie—Bister has been asleep all the
I a fte rn o o n T ru th .
I’AMtEOEE I.L."
—Jcdy.
« f b eat'ng, rn tt ng sir
T ie p rx
Into paper palp cacapti
ariudiug r;
front ‘.lircj to four Lours.
O 'fJ ts d ih n n — Yez have quite a river
here en yuré fiare.
F intiigau—Shore that eome« fron»
the lake in the roof. -N T w Yoik World