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O P P O R TU N ITY 1
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VOL. V IH .
NO
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Sept. 24, 1897.
GENERAL directory
T R A V E L E R S ’ GUIDE.
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE
Naw Method la rwhUa In atraaU aa.
FILLING A BU LLD O G ’S T E E T H .
Ç 9
L a w y e r » ’ S to rie s .
“ The most thrilling incident I ever
The promottvn examination having
saw iu a courtroom,” remarked a west
Aa
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p
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tlo
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W
h
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c
ra
n
to
n
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e
n
t
U
t
beeu abandoned, the teacher'« estimate
ern attorney the other day, "was in
IM d W i t h H e s it a t io n , b u t Success.
STA TE O F F IC E R S -
s
O _ - . A . Z R . r m s r E Z R .
When you take Hood's Pills. The big, oki-fub- of the pupil’s ability to do advanced
A powerful aud ferocious bulldog, fonthern Kansas. Tho senior lawyer of
work
determine»
hia
promotion.
A*
ioned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to
owued by Dr. Ward of Scnuiteu, Pa., the county bar was a distinguished
pieces, are not hi It with Hood’s. Easy to take the teacher’« estimate it shown on
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enjoys the distinction of having a big looking and courteous geutlemnu 'of tlio
the
report,
the
pupil
and
hi«
parent*
........W illiamP.Lord. __
gold filling in one of his incisors, and a old school,’ who had little patience
know
monthly
what
progress
he
is
On
-h - and 20tli of «»ci
w ith the joking always going ou during
" ¡ X oii .'« k .............“ ■ K . K t a » w . ' H . r i .
making toward advanced work. In the good many citizens, who have caught a ronrt reoess. He was exceedingly near
m o n ti
!re'
..........Philip Metchen
_
gleam
of
the
gold
in
his
mouth,
wonder
primary grades the teacher’« judgment
[»¿'ircl.......... .
r M
„ I Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes-
sighted, bnt had a habit of lnyiug his
t. Public Instruction.. ..G. M. Irwin. ,
ltayg and Fri(,avH
Siugk
iio u in l trip $5.* m
determines the record, and in the high how the filling was done. Some think it glasses on the table during his speeches
was
done
through
hypnotic
influence
by
aud easy to o|M-rate, is true
It,. Printer
...............W. II. Leeds. ; Arrives at Florenco Tuesdays, Tliurs-
er grades the teacher's judgment is cor
to the jury. One day, as his back was
F
of Howl's Pills, which are
1 to Y a q i iiu a .
1 . • General........... C. M. Idlenian. days and Saturdays.
rected by written recitations and tests. tlic doctor over the dog, while other's turned toward the other lawyers, Ona
up
to
date
In
every
respect.
i°rliei 1
,
g. Bean i Connects with Steamer and Scotts-
This method puts a premium on the insist that it was through the dog’s im cf them picked up the glasses, and with
Sate, certain aiul sure. All
Pnnrt
F. A. Moore
Line (or Drain.
Alsowitli
work and gives a moderate but plicit obedience to his master's com a hit of wueilugo fastened to the lenses
in I F reight Rates druggists. We. C. I. Hood ft Co., Lowell. Mass. daily
ketne court v • ■
E Wolveiton Stage Line for Coos Bay.
Charge For
mand.
The only l'llls to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. eoutiuuous stimulus rather tbau an ex
.
reasonable.
The bulldog’s name is Gem. He is as pieces cf tissue paper which exactly cov
cessive and spasmodic one. Testa giveu
-«.Second D istrict. . .J. C. Fullerton
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I’o -
ugly
in appearance as a prize winner in ered the glass—not particularly notice
by the principal and the superintendent
torncy Second District.Geo. M. Brown : ------------------------------------------- ------
a
dog
show. His nose is a mass of wrin able, hut at the saiuo time preventing
show the proper completion of work
M ay- ■
Florence, Or.
kles,
und
his eyes have a wicked gleam vision through them. Soon the owner
and are useful to direct and broaden
for
any
one
but his master and Mrs. of Ihe glasses cante hack to Ihe table to
the instruction, but have UJthiug to do
exumiue some papers for reference in
with promotion. Pupi's promoted pre Waru. His affection for them, however, his address. He put ou Ihe glasses,
WZLTON,
V ’N C E N T
maturely are returned whence they knows no hounds. When Gctn w as dis looked nt the paper, adjusted them
COUNTY O F F IC E R S -
S T 6 . M E R ‘‘ C O O S ,’
came, and teachers become more careful covered one (lay clasping his muzzle be again—and then a pallor overspread his
( successors TO V HEMINWAY.)
tween his paws, rolling over aud over
thereafter.
E -B a n g s ,
Proprietor.
face that was pitiful to see. He stag
It may be said that the teaching test ou the floor aud moaning, his mouth gered to u chair.
was
examined,
and
it
was
found
that
lJffe.......... ....................E. O. Potter.! Stage leaves E ugene Mondays, R E G ULAR D A I L Y T R IP S
is but another name for the promotion
" My God, gentlemen, I am blind!
examination, but a moment’s thought there was a big cavity in one of the ii: I have feared it for years, ’ he exclaimed,
j ............. W. T. Bailey I W ednesdays an d F ridays a t 6 a.
cisora.
It
was
decided
that
a
dentist
w ill show that there is a great differ
aud dropped his head ou his hands.
pniiiisstoners -j............ J . T . Caihsou
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A Complete Line of Drug ence between the two. One is u cureful should ho consulted. The dentist found
“ For an instant tho courtroom was
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.
m ., arriv in g in Florence the dav
that
it
would
be
necessary
to
use
tv
rub
diagnosis
at
frequent
intervals
for
the
,
. . . . A. C. Jennings
hushed. Even the practical joker must
ber
dam,
and
he
promised
to
fill
the
Sundries
n.
To
e
A
iicles
diaer.se
in
its
purpose
of
discovering
the
ierk_........"
............A. J . Johnson follow ing a t 10 a. in.
have lelt remorse at the evident suffer
incipience in orucr to apply l ho proper cavity provided Gem was etherized. ing of his vie tint. Before any one could
IC&su(8r .................... A. 8. Patterson
R etu rn in g —stage leaves Flor-
This
was
done,
aud
the
operation
was
remedies and to save the pulitnt. The
speak or the sheriff lap for order the
.................................... IL P- Burton fcuee OI1 M ondays, W ednesiays
other is a blundering post mortem to cousideresl a successful one, r''hough attorney lifted Ris head, look off 1 be
C orner 9t h & \\ ¡liannette Sts.
Gem
evidently
thought
otherwise.
Some
¡Iwul Superintendent.. . .^C^S.^ IIoni^ an d Fridays a t 3 p. in., arriving
learn the cause of death. Common seuso
time afterward the filling camo cut, aud glasses and hud his sight ngain. llis
E ugene,
:
:
:
O re . and experience unite in detluriug that Gem’B last state was worse than his face flushed as ho rubbed the tissue pa-
irvey°r ........ ................. / W. Harris in E u Sene tllu following day
every efficient teacher knows which pu
per from the lenses, aud ho stood up, au
pils are rt-udy for advanced work better first, for he refused to submit to another angry and excited man.
S o l Pe'iico
•'•'> • B. Wilson a t 0 p. in.
operation with ether. At the first sniff
tbau
a
superintendent
can
know.
All
“ ’If I knew who did that dastardly
.................John F. Tanner
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T E R M S S T R IC T L Y CASH.
who have had experience with this plan of the aiUEsthctie ho not only added a ! triek, if I knew who had brought that
01
Single fare
- - - -
$5.00
score of wrinkles to those already in his
of
promotion
agree
thut
never
before
It
minute of grief tom e,'h e broke out,
Round trip -
-
-
-
$9.00
were promotions wude so satisfactorily nose, but showed his tcetli in so danger ‘1 swear I would kill him.’ He left tho
ous
a
way
that
the
dentist
refused
to
und never before did the teachers study
courtroom, aud the judge adjourned the
CITY O F F IC E R S .
T ickets for sale a t E. Bangs’s
individuals to closely.—W. J. Shearer proceed. Dr. Ward insisted that lie could session for the day. 1 never want any
make
Gem
stand
ou
tho
table
and
have
- livery barn, E ugene, and a t Ilu rd
in Atlantic.
N
the tooth filled without wincing. Tho more practical jokiug. "—Detroit Frea
& D avenport’s oilice in Florence.
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dentist was dubious about trusting hia , Press.
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Wilson
hand
between
the
bruto’s
jaws,
but
F r u it a . Foo d.
“ Queen Victoria’s'Corouution Roll’ "
dfthe J 3
(
o . W. Hurd
A Chicago physician is responsible
is described in The Century by Florence finally consented to try.
Gem was put on tho table, and liis | for revolutionary theories in regard to
P u l lm a n
Hayward, who copies from the offic, I
loard of Trustees
i Marion Morris
master stood iu front of him, kept Ilia fruits. He undertakes to prove the prac
records
the
following
oath
signed
iu.d
C
a
r.
Sleeping
C. C. Behnke
’
subscribed by the queen on her cuionu- eyes fixed on Gem’s and told him tc tical worthlessness as food of ull culti
| .........J. 0. F L IN T , P ro p rie to r.......
open his mouth. Gem did so, and a rub- vated varieties. H.vper-acid fruits, such
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t
tion:
lecoriler............................................ D,re '1 S *J>o„a
F lo r a n o a , O r e g o n ..
bi r ilow was soon adjusted iu pluce. as tho lemon, shaodock, orange, applet
Archbishop—Madam,
is
your
majesty
l i n in g C ars
The dentist set to work with the instru iuid cherry, ho asserts, should uever H
willing to tuko the oath?
ment of torture called a bur, and one | eaten. Subaciil fruits, such as tho
[.„hal
........................J- R- Weddle
T o u ris t
The Queen—I urn willing.
Gem’s cars went down iu a threaten grupe, pear and peach, mny he eaten,
______________ ________
OUR A IM —To furnish th e best
S leeping C are T H E C H R O N IC L E r a n k . w ith Ml. snatMS Archbishop— Will yon solemnly prom of
ing way, while the other remained cock hut w ith extreme caution. Sweet fruits,
ise
and
swear
to
govern
the
preplan!
_
' accomiiiodutions
a t reasonable
a , » , l » l * m in m f U nited Staton.
3T. PAUL
this Uuit3d Kingdom of Great Liitaiu ed. The doctor held one linger raised like the tig. banana aud date, he un
T H E C H R O N IC L E Ba. no «to si on 111. PscISo
SECRET S O O IE T IE S .
Coast I t toad. a ll In ab ility, an te rp rl.e and news
M IN N E A P O L IS
and Ireland nod the uciniidenu ilir ito nnil kept his eyes fixed on Gem’s, that qualifiedly commends, us they are sim
r
—
prices.
T H E C H R O N IC L E 'S Telegraphic Report, a r .
belonging nccordiiiR to the statutes in uever vvautiercd from his master’s gaze. ply wild fruits and hnvo not been
l b . latoflt and moat reliable. Its Local News t b .
DULUTH
parliament agreed on ano the letptciivt The uttitude of Gem's ears proved a changed from their natural condition»
(Bllest and spl.Kw» aod IU E d ito ria l, from IB .
barometer of his sufferings when the or flavor by man. On the other hand,
F. A A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
F A ftQ O
ablest pens In the country.
laws and customs of the same?
T H E C H R O N IC L E Baaalwaye been, and al way»
Regular soiiiiiiiiiiication on second
G R A N D FO RK S
The Queen—I solemnly promise so io Lur touched a sjiot close to tho nerve. tiro fruits he condemns, ho says, aiu
TO
wUl be, the friend and champion of the people a .
Y.'licu both ears went down, tho dentist forced or nbnoimal variations, as is
nd fourth Saturdays in each month.
S fam ai com binations, cliques, corporations or
da
C R O O K 8TO N
sppreeelona at any kind. I t w ill be la d e p .n d .n t
8. L. R obekds , W. M.
^rchbishcp— Will yon to yonr rower knew he had gone as fur as dogs’ nature shown when cultivated and afterward
let him go. Gem’s eyes novel ! allowed to run wild. They immediate
l a a .a c y U U o f neu tral la nothin«.
W IN N IP E G
, G. K xotts , Secretary.
cause law und justice in mercy to to would
P R IN C IP A L H O T E L
★
wandered from the doctor’ll iu the 1 lg ly retrograde and assume tho sonr und
executed in all your Judgments?
H E L E N A «'»I
hours Ihe dentist was at work. Gem inedible qualities originally inherent in
O N E B LO C K F.TO M D E P O T
The Qneeu—I will.
BUTTE
Archbishop—Will you to the utmost stood tho final polishing, und when hie I them. Man, l.e claims, has not been
----- RATES $1.00 Per D A Y -----
master gave tho word for him to get i able to make a proper food of them
A. R. General Lyons Post, No. 58.
of your power maintain the laws of God, -------- „
down
from the table Gem daueed with
ure unnatural combinations of
Is meets second and fourth Saturday«
M
aksteus
,
Prop.
the true profession of the gospel ano
Mus. L.
demonstrations of joy at his release. fruit J elements,
-
Í each mouth at 1:30 p. m.
und ure frequently
the
Protestant
reformed
religion
estab
:
:
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g
o
n
.
TO
E ugene,
J. I. BuTTKiiriKLD, Commander.
lished by law? And will you mniutuin Since thut day ho lias no trouble in prone to cause digestive disturbance,
C H IC A G O
J. L. F ubxish , Adjutant.
and preserve inviolably the settlement masticating the tiggest beef hone.— when taken into the stomuch. By forc
W A S H IN G T O N
ing seedlings, graltmg und assiduously
of the united eburoh of England and New York Sr.u.
cultivating tinder artificial coliditiou»
P H IL A D E L P H IA
Ireland, and the doctrine, worship, dis
Ralarl«*» E a r n e d l»y R u ccc»« fu l B u y e r » .
man has modified the progenitors of
cipline and government then of, us by
w . W. N E E L Y , Prop'r.
N E W TO RK
A good buyer who year after year in onr present domestic fruits, he has
0. U. W. Perpetiia Lodge, No. 131,
law established within England aud
creases his business aud the reputation made them aeceptahlo to the palnte,
T ables furnished w ith all tin* B O S T O N A N D A L L
Is meets every 1st and 3d Saturdays
Ireland aud the territories thereunto
Heli month. Members and visiting delicacies of the season.
belonging? Aud w ill yon preserve unto of his department, who leaves for th' but ho lias not eliminated their harmful
\
\
ihl
P O IN T S E A S T " '“I S O U T H
semiannual inventory a clean and de
irethrea in good standing are cordially
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the bishops aud clergy of England ano sirable stock—one who, in fact, has the qualities.
nvitedto attend. 1. G. K tiorrs, M. W. game, tisll and fru it ill season. Best |rortiiforini«tioii. time cards, map. «ad ticket.,
Ireland
and
to
the
churches
there
com
S to r l« » o f Itr a l ii n » .
iVst. K yle , Recorder.
genius
of
money
making—is
paid
a
«d-
_ accom odations for th e traveling etc., esh <« or write
milted to their charge all soch rights
Many stories ate told of how the Into
ary in the big houses of from $5,000 tc
and privileges as by law do or shall ap $10,000 and often a percentage on the composer brnhtus treated pianists aud
R . M c M urphey ,
0 .0 . F Heceta Lodge No. Ill,m eets public. Charges reasonable.
pertain to them or any of them?
General A g ent. Room» 2 a n d t, S h elton B lo ck ,
yearly increase of his sales. lit «line of I singers w ho were eager to get itis criti-
every Wednesday evening in Lodge _______
The Queen—All this I promise to do. tlie largest departments a number of the ! cism. If one of. these aspirants for hi»
EU G ENE, OREGON.
Isll, Florence, Oregon. Brothers
The things which I have here before most capable buyers thus receive a- favor wus fortunate enough to find him
id standing invited to attend.
A. D .C H W L T O M ,
promised 1 w ill perform and keep.
much as $80,000 a year and are regard I at home and he received, Brahms’ first
W. II. W zathebson , N . G
» « » Ir ta n tH e a s r a l Passenger A g ent.
So help mo God.
V ictoria B
M arion M orris , See
cd as cheap at that, a fact which can be | concern was to seat himself ou the lid
255 M o rriso n St. Cur. M .
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readily understood when it is renient ( of his piano, a position from which he
P o r tla n d O r
T h e B in t Malta.
bored that in a single department of a rightly defined few would have the te-
W. O. ZEIGLER, Proprietor.
The first nails were undoubtedly the great shop selling, say, $1,000,000 merity to oust him. If this failed, ho
sharp teeth of varioos animals. Thin, worth of goods a year, a difference of * 6 ’ had recourso to the statement thut tho
E U G E N E , - - - OREGON
The Funk & W agnalls
it is believed, pointed fragments of flint percent in the profits, which may be inslruin?nt was out of tune. "Ob, that
followed. The first manufactured metui the result of a gotsl manager as distin does not mutter, ” rentalked one cour
IRESBY rERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
nails were of bronze. The nail with guished from a mediocre one. amount, ageous individual. “ Perhaps not to yon,
Oregon. S.vboatii service. Sabbath*
which Jael killed Sisera was a wooden to $30,000. On the other hand, iu th< hut it does to m e,” replied the muster.
I'liooi, 111 o’clock a m. Preaching 11
tent pin, probably pointed with irou. lower class stores buyers ill many of tho On one occniion he was just leaving
Of
The
I'ciock a. in. and 7 p. in. Sacrament <>l
Bronze nails have been found in the departments are paid as low us $25 u his house winn u long haired youth,
lie Lord's supper on 1st Sabbath of
ENOLISH LANGUAGE
Swiss lake dwellings, in several pi» es week, with no percentage. If tho large with a bundle of utusio under his arm,
aimary, April, July and October. T w en tv-th ree
in France and in the valley of the Nile incomes ore the great exception, it it hailed him with, “ Uuu you tell me»
Ivsryhody is welcome to all the services,
CO M PLETE
Until the present centmy Iron nails also to be said that the opportunities art where Dr. Brahms lives?" “ Certainly,”
M ile s W est
’»stir requests Christians to make
B y M a ll. Pnetacn P aid .
were forged, a blacksmith being able to more numerous than the men with the answered Ihe muster in the most amia
S U C C IE N T
heiuselves known.
of
E
ugene.
mako only two or three dozen a day ability to take uuvantage of them.— ble inunitr, “ in this house, up three
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
authoritativ
The first cut nails were made by Jere "The Department Store,” by Samuel Hights. ” Aud no saying he lmrried away.
miah Wilkinson in Rhode Island in 1770. Hopkins Adams, in Scribner’s.
The first pstented nail muebiue was by
G r a n t a» u b o ld ie r .
lETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
J O I,M s V o c ^ u l e r y T e r m .
service. Preacliing at Glenaoa
Perkins, 17B6, and its product of 800,
It it pcnietinns finked where General
T w o U n ra e a .
000 nails a day was considered so enor
» 4 7 E d it o r , ond sp e cialists
iiid Acme two Sundays of each month.
Tho editor of the New York Chris Grant get Ins military genius. It waa
mous that some persons deemed the re tian Advocate learned not long since simply a part of his nature. God gain
j j j R e a d e r, lo r Q u o ta tio n ,
ithbalh-Scliool
every
Sunday «•
sult due to superuuturul agency.
10». in. Prayer meeting every rlinrs-
jo o o l ll u .t r a t lo n .
from a coachman that horses aro not it to him. Almost by intuition it muy
|
The
Greit
«I
W
eikly
in
th
e
touitry.
i»y evening at the church. Everybody
be said thut lie knew what should be
nnlike human beings. He writes:
Coot o v e r » » d o .o o o
B
M
n
e
t
h
ln
g
F
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N
o
t
h
l
a
f
t
.
:ordially invited.
G. F. R ounds ,
Riding in a friend’s carriage one day, done in nn emergency. Seme men have
A ppendix ol 4 7 .4 6 » E n t r l e .
Pastor.
"Where are your tickets, gentlemen?” wc noticed that the coachman mode con to study vciy hard in order to learn a
Money Saved
asked the doorkeeper of a tbealrr to u slant efforts to restrain one of tin certain thing; others will leuru itcusily
a
l a
line of men who confronted 1,.m in In horses and to hasten the oilier. As th» and nutundly. Grant could go on the
By
T h e f u ll n u m b e r <>f w o rd * an d te r m * «
(In d n d ln g poetagoi to any p a n ol tbo Unltod
ntato a Canada and Mexloo.
dian file.
ATTORNEYS
pair were handsome and perfectly field und post a linn of buttle In 20
d iffe re n t d le tm u a rie * fo r th e e n tire a lp h a b e t I-
p a tro n izin g it.
T H H W K E K L Y C H R O N IC I.B . t h . brtgbtm t
" It’s all right." shouted a man at mated, we said, "What is the difference miuntes, while another military innu
AN fo llo w «:
6M öO ; W orciik Tr
and most completo W eekly Now.papor In U>.
the tail end of the line. " I’ve got the between these horses, that you are con wto) had been a hard student might
world, p rin t, regularly M co lum na or tw elve
W bbn TKR (iiite r n a tlo iiB l), 125,000; • r.
tickets. There’s six of us with me stantly touching up one and holding ill tukti a day or two to do tho same thiug.
pages, of New». I .norm a re and General Inform a-
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Prop.
Woo: aim a m agnlScent A g rlcultural Dopartm ont.
T cry . (» ix V »Inme««
c o m p le te ,>
225.0
Count ’em as they go in."
I regnrd General Grunt us one of tho
Geo. Hale
the other?”
“ Jn you go, gents," «aid the door
SAMPLE COPIES S¿NT FR-E.
B T A N D A K D , over 3tMk,0(l0;
Said he: "Tho one that I whip can best ull around soldiers that ever lived.
keeper, ano be tallied off five, who im not possib y overwork himself. I will —General Longstreet iu New York Iu-
mediately mixed with the crow d w ithin. not say that he is lazy, but he is sc itoiiciidc nt.
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bjsiness
oa
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P agt» F ree.............
O ra g o “
The Cerberus turned to look ftr the made that he never can and never will
M e n e ,
T h a B s p a r t 'a Q n a m la r jr .
C H R O N IC L E
holder of the tickets, but he hull disap do himself any damage. It would toi
« T iin o in . 7 »ad S McLaren’« **ul.w *1'*-
Funlpty—I
htar that yon have mat’s
peared, ano five men saw the ptrform- Impossible to whip him so hard that he
Ipecial Attendali given to collection«
Pn
•te business.
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mendous throng of people.—Loudon a mile iu less than 2:23, und he would stains found at Buiilot's barn What do
yon make e,f tlirin?
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trot from the love of It until he drop
Heroin (an expert)—It is impossible
OF EUGENE.
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p d dead. Hot or cold, he does hie best.
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for me to suy just ut preset.! whether
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The corpse plant is a remarkable car
the status ure huniuit bleed or the blood
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nivorous sjecimea that grows iu the
ef a horse. You see, 1 may he engaged
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KÜGKNE. ORBGON.
Dr. H. F. Fisk, principal of the acad by the government, ami I may to- cn-
colony of Natal. Its principal feature
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is a bell rbuptti u.outh, with a throat emy of the Northwest» rn untvers.iy,is ta i igugrd by «lie defeuse.—Boston Trau-
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opeuiug into a hollow stem, it is al- exact man, says lit»- Chicago Intir O: can. setift.
meist black and covered with a thick nc has made it a rule that for all :tb-
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EUGENE.
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very ofltnsive. Ib is sltracts carrion shall write out reasons in full v.liy tin y
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feeoiLg L.lt.« Io It. *.!.< once they alight were away and w hat recitations vvers have u much easier time thou foiiuvrly,
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ui tnrmd Trsvchr— A h a tulc, yes.
p e a ia fte p r e p a id on M a p a n d P n p s r .
entangled in the Mcreticn, the bell note us follows;
"On aoconut of the earache, headache, Scotland is llie cue exception. Tbtre
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shaped n.oulh f< da up, and they are lit
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stemuch ache and cramps I was unable the poor things have to live up to their
erally swallow, u
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to attend alg< bra at 8 a in., grun.mai novelists. — Brooklyn Life.
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at 10 a m. aud English at 3 p. m. ”
A Dn< la a Baodkoa.
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Dr. Fisk excwtal the student, bnt at
Parisian restaurant ku pets mix a lit
Doga
are
not
p»
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iu
the
cars
of
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the clevslcd road. Various means are the same time look occasion to rebnlto tle homy with thtir hnltir. This givi 8
taken to smuggle them aboard. They him for not stating iu his letter wtorr it an egrrcablo testo and flavor and
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innkis Ihe inferior butter moro palata*
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are carried into the ears, for mstanee, he had cramps.
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under coats and cionkft In a Sixth av-
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enne elevated car the other day psaarn-
Trad » » arks ol-*»l«M andjHJ»*
sponsible eelsMielied bouse in
The peort fisiittiis iu the gulf of Mu
“ Doctor. I’m so nervous that 1 toss
•MEimFIC M CTLMI,
gers who beard the whining of a small
linar ut»: Ihe most iniporlaut in India.
i Salarv f7»l and -xneoaes. r.
ill night What’s the to-st r mcily? ’
FRANK B. WILDON-
»log,
nowhere
to
be
seen,
located
It
I iwrmanent. Referee e. Koc'o e
"Just take a nap when you feci that A<ve>rdittg lo Filar Jordauus, N.Ot'tl
finally in a I.anobox carried ou the
boats were engaged in this gnlf iu 1380,
Uin Pat**»».” witM co’t of iwa$l* »“• *’
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envelope.
ay.
"—Detroit Free Press.
k»«ee of a passenger.—Msw York San.
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Steam er
¿obarts
Barrett, Prop’r, I
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H o o d ’s
Pills
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