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FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, July 23, 1897.
VOL. V III.
G E N E R A L D IR E C T O R Y
T R A V E L E R S ’ GUIDE
T R A V E L E R S ’ GUIDE.
Steamer
8 T A T E OFFICERS-
Robarts
a s y to T a k e
E
a s y to
O p e ra te
K m erso n ’s W it an d H u m or.
There never could be bom a man es
sentially gv-<it who did uot like to laugh
or to make at least others smile. Even
Schopenhauer aud Nietzrhe could crack
their grim jc'-ys. There is nothing in
compatible in that drollery which Em
erson at times indulged in. In The Fo
rum Mr. Henry D. Lloyd thus descants
on Emerson:
.
A pleasantry recorded of b«m Is a
story ho told of a friend who carried »
horseehestuut to protect him from rheu
matism. “ He has never had it since
he began to carry it, aud indeed it ap
pears to have had a retrospective opera
tion, for he never had it before.” Au
English friend tolls me that while with
Mr. Emerson in his garden discussing
some problem of life Mrs. Emerson call
ed to him for some wood. Emerson went
to the wood pile. When ho came back,
ho said, with his wonderful smile,
“ Now, we w ill return to tho real
things.”
When Oliver Wendell Holmes asked
him if he had any manual dexterity, he
illustrated
want of it by replying
that he could split a shingle four ways
with one nail, “ which," says Dr.
Holmes, “ as tho intention is not to
split it at all in fastening it to the roof,
I took to bo a confession of inaptitude
for mechanical work ” In later years
he lost his memory of the names of
things. Once ho wanted his umbrella,
but could uot recall the word. But he
got around the difficulty. “ I can’t tell
its name, but I can tell its history.
Strangers take it away. ” His daughter
ran in one day to ask who should be in
vited to join their berry picking party.
"All the children,” he said, "from 0
years to 00. ”
THS HOM Of STABS.
Vhru to»«, our groat loimurtaL
Put uu mortality
And down froiu Edoa’a portal
Brough» thia awoot world Io bu,
At tho aubllrau arohansol
Ho laaghod with relied eyed,
For he bore within hia boeuiu
The eeod ot peredleo.
H E HAD A CLOSE CALL.
M ajor U a a a r a l M il ea* T h r illin g E n c o u n te r
W ith L am a D ear.
Probably the closest call General
Miles ever had in all his experience aa
an Indian fighter was that in his en
8 A I L 8 ---------
S T A O S L JN H 3.
counter with Lame Deer. It was iu
Governor.. <1................ William P. Lord.
On the 1st, 10th and 20th of each
1877, when he was still a oolonel, dur
Secretary oi 8tate............. H. R. Kincaid.
Be hid It In hla bosom,
ing his campaign against the Sioux and
month.
And there euch warmth It found
Treasurer............................................Philip M«*tchen
other hostile tribes in the northwest.
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes Single trip $3.00. Round trip $5.00
It brako In bud and bloenom,
Lame Deer and his outlaws had been
Supt. Public Instruction.. ..G. M. Irwin.
Aud tho roee fell on the ground.
days and Fridays.
An the green light on the prairie,
making trouble in Dakota, and Colonel
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs
State Printer........................ W. H. l^eds.
said: *’ You never know you
Aa
the
red
light
on
the
eea.
Miles raided their village. He tells the
have taken a pill till it is all
Attorney General........... C. M. Idleman. days and Saturdays.
Through fragrant beltà of aummar
Connects with Steamer and Scotts
rest of the story In his personal recollec
Came thia aw wet world to be.
over.” *25c. C. I. Hood & Co.,
.................R. 8. Bean burg
Stage Line for Drain.
Also with For Passenger and Freight Rates Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.
tions thus:
...............F. A. Moore Stage Line for Coos Bay.
And the grave archangel, seeing.
Charge
“ In the surprise and excitement of
The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
. . . ,C. E. Wolverton reasonable.
Spread his mighty vans for flight.
-APPLY TO-
the
wild onset of the charge a group of
But
a
glow
hung
round
him
fleeing
Judge Second D istrict.. ..J. C. Fullerton
Like the roee of an eretto night.
warriors wus forced away from the rest.
Attorney Second District .Geo. M. Brown
And
sadly
moving
heavenward
Before making the attack I had ordered
Meyer & Kyle,
Florence, Or.
By Venua aud by Mars,
our Sioux aud Cheyenne Indians to call
Ee beard the joyful pianeta
out to the Lame Deer Indians that if
Hail earth, the row of stars.
—G. E. Woodbury In Century.
they tlirevi down their arms and sur
WALTON,
VINCENT
rendered we would spare their lives. As
C O U N T Y O FFIC ER S
V . H E M IN W A Y .)
S T E A M E R " C O S ,”
HAS TH E UMBRELLA FAD.
( successors
we galloped up to this group of warriors
they apparently recognized the purport
o -----Will make?.-------- o
E. B a n g s ,___ P ro prieto r.
C h ic o « » M an W h o C arrias I t t a O raatar of the demand and dropped their arms
K
atrcin
ea
T
h
a
n
M
oat
P
e
o
p
le
.
d a i l y t r ip s
on the ground. In order to assure them
Stage leaves Eugene Mondays, R E G U L A R
Judge.............................. F- ° - Potter.
There is a man on the North Side of onr good w ill I called out, * * How
. . . . AND . . . .
-----Betw een------
(
.. .. *.V T. Bai lev W ednesdays and Fridays at 0 a.
who has the umbrella fad. It would how-kola" (meaning friend), and ex
Commissioners j .............J .T . Callison m., arriving in Florence the day
hardly he fair to tell his name, os it tended my hand to the chief. Lame Deer,
A Complete Line of Drug
was learned in confidence, aud the fad which he grasped, and in a few second*
Clerk..................................A. C. Jennings following at 10 a. m.
Sundries and Toilet Articles.
might uot bo regarded as a mere eccen more I would have secured him and tho
Sheriff........£ ......................A. J. Johnson
Returning—stage leaves F lor
tricity by somo people who have suffer others, as, although he was wild aud
Treasurer..........................A. 8. Patterson ence on Mondays, W ednesdays
ed from it and they might be tempted trembling with excitement, my adju
to complain to the police. Again, every tant, George W. Baird, was doing the
Assessor.
.....................D. P. Burton
Corner
9th
&
W
illam
ette
Sts.
and Fridays at 3 p. nt., arriving
body who has lost an umbrella—aud same with the head warrior, Iron Star.
School Superintendent......... O. S. Hunt
that means a majority of the people of
Eu g en e,
:
:
:
Ore.
"Unfortunately just at that time one
S u r v ey o r............................C. M. Collier in Eugene the follow ing day
Chicago—would look up his address in of onr white scouts rode np nnd joined
Coroner. . . - g ji.................... J- W. Harris at 6 p. m.
the directory and sweep down upon him the group of officers and soldiers with
Justice of Peace................ F. B. Wilson
with the hope that his lost property i me. He had more enthusiasm than dis
T E R M S S T R IC T L Y C A S H .
Constable.. ................. John F. fanner Single faro
_ -
-
-
$5.00
might be iu his collection.
cretion and, I presume, desired to insure
There are other men who have a my safety, as he drew np his rifle and
Round trip -
-
-
-
$9.00
weakness for taking umbrellas, but no | covered the Indian with i t Lame Deer
Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’s
man is known to have carried it to so saw this and evidently thought the
C IT Y O FFIC ER S.
great an extreme as this one. He has a young scout was going to shoot him. I
livery barn, Eugene, and at Hurd
collection numbering 400 umbrellas o f , know of no other motive for his subse
St. N ic h o la s D ay I a H o lla n d .
& Davenport’s office in Florence.
In some houses tho little children who all kinda A good many of them were quent act than tho belief that he was to-
.
F.
B.
Wilson
go to bed early put out their shoes and bought. Some of them were borrowed be killed whether he surrendered or not.
President..........
stockings and find them crammed with from friends, with and without their
As quick as thought, with one des
ofthe J ! 1
O. W. Hurd
presents in tho morning. Others have permission, aud others were acquired i n 1 perate, powerful effort, ho wrenched his
Wm. Kyle
other
ways
which
it
would
be
hardly
to play a game of hide and seek for
hand from mine, although I tried to
Board of Trttttees
Marion Morris
S le e p in g C a rs
their presents, which the father and polite to mention. The man is u good hold It, aud grasped his rifle from the
C. C. Behnke .........J. o. FLINT, Proprietor.........
citizen
iu
other
respects,
but
he
is
a
vic
&
mother have hidden in the most myste
ground, ran backward a few steps, rais-
E le g a n t
F io r e n o s , O r e g o n .
rious manner and in out of tho way tim of the umbrella hubit, and when he i ed his rifle to his eye and fired. Seeing
R ecorder..® ..................... Drew Sever-v
D in in g C a rs
places. In a great in:iny families, how sees an umbrella he is compelled to his determined face, his set jaw, wild
Treasurer................................ J • A. Pond
ever, Dec. 6 is celebrated by sending struggle very hard to resist the tempta-1 eye and the open muzzle of his rifle, I
OUR AIM — To furnish the best T o u ris t
M arsh al...Ä ...................... J. » • Weddle
and receiving parcels in the evening of tion to mako himself its owner. Usual-, realized my danger and instantly whirl
S lee p in g C a rs
accommodations
at reasonable
that day. “ Parcels” must lie taken here ly he yields to tho temptation, and the ed my horse from him, aud iu this quick
T H E CHRONICLB ranks w ith tfc« creates*
in a very broad sense. The servant who coveted prize is transferred to his col movement the horse slightly settled bock
newspapers
in
the
U
nited
States.
S
T
.
PA
U
L
prices.
T H E CHKONICLE has no equal on th e Paelfle
has to answer the bell is obliged to lection.
upon his haunches. At that moment the
SE O R E T SO C IE T IE S.
M IN N E A PO L IS
Coast. It leads all in ability, enterprise and new».
The umbrella collector does not make rifle flashed within ten feet of me, the
bring in whatever is put into her hands
T H B CHRONICLE’S Telegraphic Reports are
DULUTH
or before her and consequently is often any great display of his collection. The bullet whizzed past my breast, leaving
the latest and most reliable, its Local N ew s the
fullest and spiciest, and its Editorials from the
heard to giggle behind the door of the umbrellas a r e piled npin a big closet in me unharmed, bnt unfortunately killing
a F. A A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
FARG O
ablest p ens In the country.
room in which the whole family is as Iris bedroom, and he very seldom visits a brave soldier near my side. ”
Ra Regular somninnication on second
T
H
E
CHRONICLE
has
alw
ays
been,
and
alw
ays
G R A ND FORKS
TO
W. W. NEELY, Prop’r.
sembled. Then in walks—nay, is put— i t Now and then he looks over them
Naturally the whole scattered band
w ill be, the friend and cham pion of th e people as
and fourth Saturdays in each month.
against com binations, cliques, corporations, or
CRO O K STO N
a most extraordinary looking gentleman and counts them with satisfaction. The of Indians was instantly wiped ont by a
S. 1.. K obkkds , W. M.
Tables furnished w ith all the
oppressions of any kind. It will be Independent
last
time
he
counted
them
there
were
or nil old lady or a queer animal, con
close and deadly fire from the soldiora.
W IN NIPEG
la ovary th in g neutral In nothing.
I. G. K notts , Secretary.
delicacies o f the season. W ild
sisting chiefly of wood or of linen filled 898 in the closet He has added a few Tho Incident is typical of the whole
H E L E N A '“><1
with sawdust, in which the present, to his collection since that time.
series of Indian campaigns in which
game, fish and fruit ia season. Best
In every other way except this pas General Miles figured iu tho last quarter
sometimes one of very small dimen
BUTTE1
accom odations for the traveling
sions, lies concealed. Funny little sion for umbrellas, which amounts to a of a century. The desire to treat tho
A. R. General Lyons Post, No. 58,
rhymes often accompany tho parcels, mania, the man is perfectly Sana His redskins as fellow men. constantly
■ meets second and fourth Saturdays public. Charges reasonable.
and generally much good natured teas friends regard him aa a very clever thwarted by the natural suspicions of
M each month.
TO
ing is contained in tho poetical lines. man, and ho holds a responsible posi the savages themselves, is apparent all
J. I. B utterfield , Commander.
CHICACO
The
patience of some people is often tion in a big wholesale house down through the book.
•J. I,. F urnish , Adjutant.
sorely tried by a parcel consisting of a town. But umbrellas are his weaknoas.
W A S H IN C T O N
i big hall of very flue cotton, which has He is a victim of the umbrella habit ORIGIN OF ‘RESTAURANT.”
P H IL A D E L P H IA
**»
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to be nil wound to get at the present.— jnst as another man might bo a victim
of the opium habit or morphine habit, A n I n t e r e s t in g P h llo lo g le a l E net
N EW Y O R K
Annio C. Kuiper in St. Nicholas.
■ O. U. W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
W. O. ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
Franee.
and his relatives are in constant fear
8« meets every 1st and 3d Saturdays
B O 8T O N AND A LL
The
French
author,
Maurice Cabs, re
that
the
habit
may
somo
day
get
him
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,
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lach month. Members and visiting
E nieraon'a “ A m e r ica n Mcholar."
cently published in La République
P O IN T 8 E A 8 T «'»’ SO U TH
irethren in good standing are cordially
Emerson has left behind him nothing into trouble.—Chicago Times-Herald.
Française an essay about tho restaurants
nvited to attend. I. G. K kotts , M. W.
For information, time card«, maps and tickets,
stronger than this address, "The Amer
A P o la ta d Q aaatlaa.
and eating honaea of Paris, relating
IV m . K vlb , Recorder.
etc., call on or write
ican Scholar. ” It was the first applica
The great question whether the nae many interesting details His story of
tion of his views to the events of Ids
of forks is understood in Chicago hav how the term “restaurant” waa first
R. M c M u r p h e y ,
O. O. F. Heceta Lodge No. I l l , meets
day, written and delivered iu tte heat
ing been happily settled in Paria, it nsed is well worth repeating. For a long
General
Agent.
Rooms
2
anil
4,
Shelton
Block,
^ ^ ^ ■ Wed
b d n esd ay evening in Lodge
_ ^ every
of early manhood while his extraordi
may
be asked in seriousness whether time inns and eating houses in France
T
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n
tv
-th
re
e
EUGESE,
OREGON.
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,
Oregon.
Brothers
in
tall, Floren
nary powers were nt their height. It
forks are not loo inncli nsed in Chicago were only Intended for the benefit of
jg invited to attend.
ood etandini
moves
with
a
logical
progression,
of
A. D. C H A R L T O N ,
M ile s W e s t
W. H. W eatiieuson , N .G .
and everywhere else. Not that anybody traveling people, for the people took
which he soon lost tho habit. The sub wants to nae the knife for conveying their meals at home, and restaurant»
Assistant General Passenaer Agent.
M arios M orris , Sec.
of E u g e n e .
ject of it—the scholar’s relation to the food to tbo month, bnt might not the were unknown. Tho first enterprise of
256 Morrison St. Cor. 3d.
world—was the passion of his life. The teaspoon aa a part of the dinner equip the kind was founded in Paris in 1766.
P o r t la n d O r.
body of his belief is to be found in this ment be a little more prominent?
A citizen by the name of Boulanger
address, and in any adequate account j Peoplo of breeding train ibeir cbil openod in the Rue des Poulies an eating
O H U R C H directory
______
of him the whole address ought to be dren to eat peas, for iuntanee. with a house whore soup, meat, fowl and eggs
T h e F u n k & W a g n a lls
given.
fork, tabooing tlie npoon for no apparent were served. A chronicler relates that
ITEBIAN CHURCH, Florence,
I)r. Holmes called this speech of Ein- | reason other than that its nae would meals were served there on small, round»
T Sabbath service: Sabbath-
ersou's our “ Intellectual Declaration of simplify and facilitate the operation. marble tables, aud everything was scru
F o’clock a. m. Preaching 11
j Independence,” and indeed it was. On the name principle they ought to eat pulously clean.
j* . in. and 7 p. in. Sacrament of
Of The
> “ The Phi Beta Kappa speech,” si.ys their peas with chopsticks, aa a China-
Tt»e C h r o n lr l* R n lld ln g «
Over the entry to this first eating
r i supper on 1st Sabbatli of
Mr. Lowell, “ was an event without any man could easily da So with certain house the proprietor had bong a sign,
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
JL April, July and October.
M oney Saved
former parallel In our literary annals, kinds of pie and pastry. The relish Is upon which were the Latin word», “Ve-
J v is welcome to all the services.
COM PLETE
a scene always to be treasured in the marred by thg loss of Jnioes too thin for nlto ad mo omnes qnso stomacho labora-
By
Sthqnests Christians to make
memory for its pictnreoqueuess nnd its | tbe fork to oarry. Yet the man who tts, et ego restaurai» vos” (Como unto
B y M a ll, P o s t a g e P a id .
aemselves known.
P a tro n iz in g it.
S U C C IE N T
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
inspiration. What crowded and breath valncs his social reputation mast uot me all ye whose stomachs need attention,
less aisles, what windows clustering
and I w ill restore them). This is a par
A U T H O R IT A T IV E
for a spoon.
with eager heads, what enthusiasm oi ask Tbe
ody on the well known Biblical quota
proper
use
of
the
»liver
fork
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
approval, what grim silence of foregone might be better understood II it were tion. “ Come onto me all ye who labor
Prop.
- - -
rt-.
H service. Preaching at Glenaua Qeo. H ale
dissentl”—John Jay Chapman In At regarded as a modified shovel with lim- anil are heavy laden, and I w ill give yon
301,865 Vocabulary Temis
nd Acme two Sundays of each month.
lantic.
___
i itationa imposed by its slits. For solids rest,” only iu place of labor and heavy
»47 Editors and Specialists
abbatb-School
every
Sundav at
3 U S IN E S S C A R D S
it ia an excellent shovel. For liquids it laden he said, “ whose stomachs need at
T h a S a lta n an d E le c tr ic ity .
53j
Readers
tor
Quotations
•
0 a. m.,Prayer meeting every riiurs-
tention.” The wonl “ restaurabo, ” from
5000 Illustrations
Tho sultan seems to have a curions is naturally a failure. The oonutrymun
av evening at ttie church. Everybody
the Latin "restnurare” (restore or re
who
on
bis
first
visit
to
a
oity
hotel
mingled
liking
for
and
a
dretd
of
elec
Thi
Grille
W
eekly
u
(hi
Coiatry,
ardiallv invited.
G. F. R ounds .
Cost over >960,000
fresh), was tho main characteristic of tho
asked
tho
water
for
a
spoon
with
no
Pastor.
tricity. Mr. Bnrgiu tells iu Cassell’s
Appendix of 47.468 Entries
new establishment and gave it its name.
slits
in
it
was
no
legitimate
subject
of
Magazine that some years ago he caused
Boulanger amassed a large fortune, for
to I» erected in the grounds of Yildiz ridicule. He was an impartial critic, his enterprise proved eminently success
n ARION nORRIS. Proprietor.
a
t o
kiosk n small theater lighted by incan being without tbo nrejndice of habit or ful, hut he was soon imitated, some of
The full number of words and terms in j (la c la d ln « poatnf«) to any part of the U nltod
attorneys
S h a v in g an d
descent lamp«. Ouo day he saw the tradition.—Hole, Mail.
Mate«. Canada and Me<to&
different dictionaries for the entire ulphnbct Is
his imitators becoming more famous
workmen trenching tho walls in order
T H E W K K IU Y CHROXICLK. the br1<htaat
as follows: 8 - oumosth , 50,01)0; W orchssticb and m oat com plH e W eekly Newapaper In the
than he. like Borel, at whose place 120
T h a R ap rcia a C ou rt.
ARTISTIC HAIR CUTTING.
to
bury
the
wires
leading
from
the
en
C. WOODCOCK,
years ago meals could be had for 160
106,000; WsHsTsn (International), 126,000; C ss- 1 world, print« regularlz 84 colum n«, or tw elr«
"The
judges
of
the
United
States
gine room to tho theater and stopped
RAZOR HONING A SPECIALTY—3JC.
pa<»a. o f Mow«, Lltontture «nd General Inform a
TUBY, (six volumes,
complete,) 225,000: tion ; al«o a ma<nltlc-ont Agricultural D epartm ent.
the work, insisting that tho wires coartM have, with rare exceptions, been francs (»30) per cover._____
STANDARD, over 300,000;
8AMPLE COPIES SENT FREE. should all be placed in sight on po’"S, men of excellent legal ability and of O r a a t « d »! H a n c o c k a t a N ig h t A larm «
as ho feared that otherwise they might high cbarecler, ” write» ex-Preaideut
When Ilancock’i headquarters were
fIKST RATIONAL gANK
Harriaou in The Ladies’ Home Jonniol.
-
O regon
............ Sample Pages F ree............. D O Y O U W A N T T H E be used to produce on explosion. He “ The bar lias sometimes complained reached, the party remaiued with him
had also an electrical boat on a small
for some time, awaiting the arrival of
om t 7 and « McLaren’« BuiWInc.
OF EUGENE.
C H R O N IC L E
ention given to collections and pro-
lake, an English dogcart driven by elec (hut judges were arbitrary and not ul the head of Warren’s troops. Hancock's
tricity, and a tiny eloctrieal tramcnr, ways as suave and respectful in their wound received st Gettysburg had uot
T . O H E N D R IC K S . P w c a
•
8 f A K IN . Jw . CAtM'R
upholstered in blue satin and gold, treatment of the members of the bar as thoroughly healed, and be suflered such
ACENT8 W A N T E D .
6 6 0 ,0 0 0
which runs in a circle. It is said that they ought to be. Perhaps there has Inconvenience from it when In the sad
PAID UP OA8H CAPITAL,
060 OOO
he has never yet ventured Inside any of been iu particular cases ground for anch dle that he had applied for permission
E. O POTTER.
SURPLUS AND PROFIT«»,
these vehicles, and also that he has for complaints, bnt the eases have been to ride in a spring ambulance while on
B H O W IN O
E . D. BRONSON & CO,
f .. . . Attorney-at-Law . ..
A O O O tT N T S S O L IC IT E D
bidden the uoe of telephone« in Con few. Manifestation» of rudeness and the inarch and when his tioops were uot
The United States, Dominion of stantinople lest murderous conspiracies passion are inexcusable In a judge. He in action. He was reclining upon on«
.
OREGON
Pacific Coast Agents
EUGENE,
EUGENE, OREGON.
must he deferential it ho expect» defer i.f the seats of the ambulance, convers
Should be devised over the wire«.
Canada and Northern Mezioo
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ence. He should be patient and eveu ing with General Grant, who had dis-
D fficb At the Court House.
O
N
O
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S
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N O T A R IE S .
tempered, for the case is sure to go his nrmnted and waa aitting on the ground
L ig h t a n d L ove.
93J Market S t.
Nw
And tha
The women have a quarrel with Edi- way in hia own «-onrL And, on the oth with his bock against a tree, whittling
er hand, the bar should always givo ita a stick, when tho round of firing broko
eon.
J E E. BENEDICT«
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They won't let him invent an llln powerful aid to support the influence of forth directly in front. Hancock sprang
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tho court«, for the judicial department np, seised his sword, which was lying
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They don’t want their hnabanda. is the keystone of our government and near him, buckled It arouud his waist
W e e k ly C h ro n ic le fo r O n a Y e a r ,
when coming home late from their ussaults nposi it threaten the whole and cried, “ My herse, my horse!” The
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poatag e p re p a id on M a p a u d P a p e r.
clnba, to alip in aud np atnira and catch structure of the stately arch. ”
scene was intensely dramatic aud re
them oaleep when they want to make
called vividly to the bystander» the cry
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believe they have been aitting np wait-
of Richard III on tho field of Bosworth.
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I
don’t
see
how
Jolly
lives
with
that
ing for them oil night.—Exchange.
Grant listened a moment withont chang
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rich wife of his. She’s a Tartar. ”
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ing hia position or musing his whittling
C H A R L E S G ETTYS,
“ It would be a good deal harder to and then remarked: “ They are not fight
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explain
how
be
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live
without
her.
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on the Baltic aea are at Konigsbrrg and
ing. The firing ia all on one side. It
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Dantzie. Central Germany has three flrot — Ik treit I’ree Preas.
takes two sides to start a fight.
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claaa fortresoea—Spandan. Magdeburg
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few minutes the tiring died away, and
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(or rr- and Knstrin; on the French frontier,
it wus found that the euemy wm itot
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■poniilile nrtnhlirhed bonoe in Oregon. Meta and Strasburg, and on the Belgian seeds of the tree, which ripen before tho advancing. The incident fairly illus
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exnennee. Position frontier, Cologne and Coblenz.
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1,887 milus r rth- of these two distinguished soldiers. —>
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