all the other qualifications, know child
is un English article of very gcod qual
petnre or have much appreciation of
ity and extremely reaaonuble. ”
TRAVELERS’
GUIDE
children 's need*, aud many wen bsva
TRAVELERS* GUIDE.
M aurier stood mute and undecided
GENERAL DIRECTORY
S*ld ■ BeanMi'.v Imy to ■ Bradley girl
AN INTERESTING VISITOR WHO COMES little or no leisure to attend to Ijy» du-
" I f she remember« m e,” he thought,
Whom h« met on « pouter bln«,
ties of tbo office. Therefore a t»cani
FROM PITCAIRN ISLAND.
•1 haven't »ii id"» who 1 .to .
“ she must think me a prodigious fool."
composed entirely of men, even edu
Aud who the deuce nr. yout"
And believing that he «aw hovering
cated r eu, is not likely to be ideal—-In
G
- A
- R
D
I J S
T
E
R
.
STATE OFFIOERS
Said llie Pradley girl to the tieurdnley boy:
about tbe corners of her lipa an indefin W o m a a ’s ta ta re « » t a M a c e i n » — P r ls l- fact, is very sure to be inefficient and
• I'll tell you wh»t I think.
____~ S A I L S -----------
I uau:e Into being one night Innt week
U ( M • ( th e C lu b — N e ta b la W iM a e a a n d
able «„tile——a smile which he w ell knew
incapable of bringing about tbe beat
a T A C t H X j IN H J .
I On the 1st, 10th and 20th of each
'
— he said to himaelf, “ She is paying
W . a a a S u ffra g a — A C a u U o a to W h e e l-
conditions for the school under its con
vernor........................ W illiam P. Lord.
me back, th at’« certain. ” So he, too.
w o m e e —T w o S o o t h e r *
tro l.”
sretary oi S'Bte ......... I I . R. Kincaul.
¡month.
~
began to «mile, a foolish, fatuous grin,
»usurer............. ,
Ph ilip Metch««
Mias
Rosalind
Am
elia
Yonng,
a
di-
j
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes Single trip «3.00. Round trip «5.00
P rlvllogoa o f
Club » • W o
which waa promptly extinguished aa he
pt. Public Instruction. . ..« • M . tra in .
One of the newest courtesies offered
realised that ahe waa not looking at teut deaeendantof that now historically
days and Fridays.
ite P rin te r.......................»"'• H ’ I * eds'
him, bnt seemed to be absently w aiting f.tmona party of “ bounty mutineers" ' by man to woman ia the establishment
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs
“ W hatl” exclaimed the ¡«undress, n util he abonld make hia choice of a who settled on Pitcairn island, is in of ladiea’ annexes to men’» clnbs. Con
torney G eneral........... C. M . N iem an . days and Saturdays.
pausing in counting the liueu. “ Youdo cravat. F in a lly be said desperately:
| the city, a meat at tbe residence of servative Boston led the way in thia
“ -
. .R . 8. Bean
Connects w ith Steamer and Scotts For Passenger and Freight Rates not know w hat has become of Camille?
Miss Mindoiu Berry, on Van Ness ave innovation wheu the Algonquin, Som
• ' I w ill take thia, aud thia, and th a t
F
.
A.
Moore
premo Court
Also with
K. Wolverton burg Stage Line for D rain.
The yonng man in his shirt sleeves,
“ la there nothing elae? Monaieur nue. M ist Yonng is a pleasant, bright erset aud Puritan clnbs opened tfceir
--------- A r P I . Y T O -
Stage Line for Coos
Bay.
Charge
and intelligent woman, simple, earnest Coors— that is to any. their octsidu
who was searching the disordered cham wished to see collars."
dge 8econd D istric t. . . .J. C. Fullerton
He nodded
Why did he not apeak? and straightforward in manner. She door«— to women, friend« of the mem
reasonable.
Meyer & Kyle,
Florence, Or. ber for cigarettes, stopped short and re
torney Second District
W . K. Aates
He was alone w ith her, tbe clerk at the waa educated, «he explained, ou the is ber«. The Ouiveiaity club of San Frau- ■
plied:
land by her father, who was a teacher eiaco followed i l l their footstep», aud
“ Certainly n o t How should I know? midday meal, the hnaband absent, and
S T E A M E R “ C O O S , ” I t is so long since— and then,” he add he could not nay the word« which were there. She commenced to assist in the now two of the moat couaervatire clnba
duties of the cluaaroom when but 18 in New York are aerionaly conaidering
„ ___ W ill make"-------- o
ed, w ith an air of bored indifference, strangling him:
OOUNTY officers
“ Camille, it is L Don’t yon remem year« of age. In «peaking of ber cduca- ' tbe question of adding ladies’ reception
“ what does it matter to me?"
tion ahe added: " Y o n ask me where I | rooiuu and rrttr.urautR.
ber me?"
R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R IP S
‘.‘ Oh, bnt I know where she live«—
In Boatou aud San Francisco the ex
Yea, undoubtedly she did.
Again was educated. In yonr acceptation of j
■ Between ■
there flitted across her lips that h alf tbe requirement« of education I cannot , periment has been a decided success
and happily tool"
6. B angs,
P r o p r ie to r .
.F . O. Potter.
Then, chuuging her tone as she tied smile so fa m ilia r to him. Certainly ahe lay claim to any. I «imply can read and from all point« oi view. The ladies’
idge.................
restaurant adds to the revenue of the
w rite ."
knew him.
np
her bundle, she said:
H
,W . T . Bailey
Stage leaves Eugene Mondays
,
Yet thia woman from the faraway clnb, the members can offer au easy hos
I
“
What
sixe?"
«be
asked.
"However,
i
f
yon
do
not
care
about
minriaaionér»
. . . . . . J- T > Callison
He made an awkward gesture of ig isle, whose advance in letters has been p ita lity to their friends, and women
aud Thursdays at G a. m. and ar
hearing” —
.............. A. C. Jennings
norance. She unrolled her tape measure principally through self culture, baa give unqualified approval aud u n lim it
'e r k .................
M
anner
tock
long
whiffs
of
his
ciga
..............A. J. Johnson rives in Florence at 4 p m. the
and placed it in n businesslike manner w ritten a volume— “ 8tory of the P it ed patronage to the new establishment«.
rette. He had the day before, after read around M aurier « neck. For a aecoud, cairn Island” — which has gone through
le riff............
There are many reasons why a man’»
A. 8. Patterson day following.
■eaanrer..........
ing his b rillian t thesis, received his d i aa she stood before him, their face« were its third edition. She speaks English clnb appeals to a woman, the first aud
..........I>. P. Burton
ploma and was now an M. D. In an- | to near together that he conld have w ell and correctly.
jsessor.
Returning stago leaves Flor-
foremost bring, of course, that she^aa
other week he would return to Trivas,
■bool Superintendent ___O. 8. H unt
f Mias Yonng baa regular features, a for to long been excluded from it. "T h u
. ,.C. M . Collier enee Tuesdays and Fridays at 8
his native city. The uume aud memory I
“ F ifte en ," ahe said, opening some rich olive complexion, w ith a slight club’ ’ baa been m an’» special preroga
irveyo r.........................
. . . J , W . Harris
of Camille, the m illiner, who had been collar boxes for
_______
him _______
to ehooee from. He flush of color at time« playing in her tive; women have formed societies,
and
arrives
in
Eugene
at
G
.......................................
a. m .
his sweetheart for a year, at the end of
,.F . B. Wilson
picked ont four boxea; then, «»ill un- cheeks. Her eye« are dark, aud her black more or less chaotic gatherings, after all,
latice of Peace ..........
R
which he had brusquely cast her off. w illin g to go, naked to «ee «orne urn- h air la atreaked w ith silver. She has which have never been to ber w hat " th u
John F . Tanner p. 111. the day following.
instable-----
were not altogether indifferent to him. brolla», after which he bought a muffler passed her life, w ith the exception of club" is to a man. Now it ia aa though
U
“ Cam ille! Ob, yes, that was a loug aud some handkerchiefa C am ille had auren years of childhood spent ou Nor- tbe moou. or a piece of it, had fallen
Single fare - - -
- «5.00
time ago!” he said as he looked at the not once flushed, paled or otherwise be
N
into her outstretched hands. There ban
laundress, a good, ugly soul from Ver trayed heraelf. Nevertheless, that ahe
always been a mystery anrroundiug a
C ITY OFFICERS.
Round trip - - -
- «9.00
sailles,
whom
he
bad
employed
since
S
m an’s clnb, and womau has been
recognised him he would have been
his early student days.
brought so close to it that ahe ia sure
w illin g to wager hi« rig ht hand.
Tickets for sale at E Bangs’s
“ N ot so long, after a ll,” said the
■be asked
tbe veil w ill aoon be rent entirely asun
“ la there anything else?" «he
. F . B. Wilson livery barn, Eugene, and at Hurd P u ll m a n
lanudress.
She was looking at him
resident.
der.
.
S le e p in g C a r s now, her hands on her hips, her keen again.
O. W . Hurd & Davenport’s office in Florence.
Another reason, whioh women theiu-
“ That is a ll."
face expressing e sort of maternal in
W m . Kyle
W hile paying for tbe article» an idea
aelvea w i 1 be slow to acknowledge, bn»
E le g a n t
terest. She was not to be so easily im
Marion Morris
oard of Trustees
which they must recognixe, ia th at they
suddenly occurred to him.
C. C. Behnke
D in in g C a rs
posed open. She returned:
delight in the order and method which
" M ig h t not these parchases be sent to
"Y o u were rather cruel to the poor
they find in this housekeeping done by
me?" he «aid.
Drew Severy
T
o
u
r
i
s
t
little woman, weren't you?”
men for men. From time im m em ori
'.ecorder. . .
"C ertainly, monaieur
What ad
. J. A. Pond
S le e p in g
C a rs
Maurier shrugged his shoulders al
al women have been tbe housekeeper»,
ressurer
dress?"
most imperceptibly as he took from his
E . A . Evans ........J. 0. PUNT, Proprietor
the housewives, and most of them have
He looked at her aerutinlaingly while
ST. PAUL
la rs h a l-----
closet a bottle of cognao aud two glasses, she composedly wrote in a large book
fe lt tbe friction, the wear nnd tear of
j r io r e n o s , O r e g o n .
M IN N E A P O L IS
sayiug, as he filled them:
their work. Here, In thia aauctnm of
Then he said very distinctly, "Robert
“ I broke w ith her when I found the Manrier, M. D ., IB R n e C u ja « .”
D U L U T H ______
man'« ordering, everything move» in a
SECRET SOCIETIES.
matter taking too serious a torn; that is
quiet, methodical way, aa i f regulated
"Cujas, ” abe repeated tranquilly.
OUR AIM—To furnish the best
FARQ O
____________
all. One must have amusement. But to
For a second he bad the foolish hope
by some liii» en clockwork. The ques
GRAND
PO
R
K
S___
TO
accommodations
at reasonable
compromise a career— entI To your good that she wonld herself bring the pack
tion arising trom thia discovery may it*
C
R
O
O
K
S
T
O
N
health.
Mother
Legrain.”
I F A A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107 .
ages, bnt he waa speedily undeceived.
the near future be found hard to an
is Regular 2Oinninnic«ation on second prices.
The
laundress
as
she
drank
the
brandy
“ Tbe boy w ill deliver the order to
awer.— N ew York Journal.
W IN N IP E C
nd fourth Saturdays in each month.
said:
,
.
night or tomorrow m orning."
H E L E N A ««<>
“ I t does not prevent her being happy
O. W . H u rd , W • M .
N o ta b le W o w o n e n d W o m a a B u lb age.
“ I shall count upon receiving them
MISS NOSALIXD A. TOtJXO.
BUTTE
now.
, prom ptly,” said he, " fo r I am quitting
G. K xott B, Secretary.
db of tbo grievance« of the suffrage
fo
lk
island,
on
Pitcairn
island.
Thia
ia
Aa she did not continue, after a short
Paris. * *
her first visit to the continent. She left leader» lay lu the fact that the literary
She replied, w ith mechanical polite-
w . W . N E E L Y , P ro p ’r.
women of tbe country wonld express no
nesa, "O h , they shall be sent in tim et" home on the missionary ship Pitcairn, sympathy w ith their efforts. Poets and
which,
after
erniaing
amid
the
Paoiflo
_ . n
General Lyons Post, No. 58.
“
She
is
married.
What
do
yon
think
Tables furnished with all th e .
“ Good day, monsieur.” — Pariaian.
authors in geueral were denounced.
TO
l e meets second ami fourth Saturdays
ialanda, came np to Honolulu. Miaa
of that? To a fat haberdasher— a hand
G a il Ham ilton, who had the good c f
delicacies
of
the
season.
Wild
C
HICAG
O
Young
from
there
came
to
the
coast
by
some shop, really— Anx Trois Priucessea,
”rf each month nt 1:30 p. m.
D o a iln a a I n a L lo a 'a C ag e.
womau in h tr heart, who waa better In
steamer. Since her arrival here she has
j . j . B u t t e r f ie l d , Commander.
Place Olieby. ”
A game of dominoa in a lion’» eage
formed on pnblio affair« than perhaps
»...1
fruit
in
"«»»"•
»
•
«
•
been at the aauitarinm near Napa. Her
J. L. F u r n is h , Adjutant.
“ So much the better."
waa the novelty recently offered to tbe
75-
visit io C alifornia waa to place herself any other womau in the United States,
“ Ar.d three children— loves— round
accomodations for the traveling N E W _____
and whoae trenchant pen cut deep and
bewildered gaze of the visitors to a
YORK
aud rosy as apples. Yon would never menagerie.
The player» were the under surgical treatment.
BOSTO N ANO A L L
public. Charges reasonable.
Mias Yonng, who ia a great-grand spared not, always reprobated the cauae.
recognize her,"said Mother Legrain in “ tam er" and a worthy citiaen who, ou
Mrs. Stowe stood aloof, and ao did
a A I T V Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
daughter of John Adams, or Alexander
P O IN T E B A B T j a d B O U T H _
sidiously.
uativa I Catherine Beecher, though urged to the
the strength of a het, had entered the
every 1st and 31 Saturdays
Sm
ith,
and
bis
w
ife
Patty,
a
native
“ Do yon still aeo her?”
S h m S iX
Members and visiting
habitation of the king of beast«. Seated
For Inlormatlon, timecard«, maps and tickets
and of Edward Yonng and bis contrary course by Henry Ward Beech-
" N o t longer ago than a week, M. quietly at a table which had been islander,
iB i.n u e r.rto o
j n
, . . «
~
I e r ,n d Lab el la Beecher Hooker,
'“ ih rtn ’ "«good standing are cotdialh
; etc., call on or wiite
Manrier. I waa at my door, Bne Morgue, brought in for the purpose, the pair got w ife Nancy, also
al«o RB i 1 d e
C a th c r ll),
Ä f o X n d . J. J. A ndebson , M .W
when
she
passed
with
her
husband
and
on
very
w
ell
for
a
time,
tbe
Hon
watch-
’
“
“
"
X
i
.
.
X
X
~
raid: " I am ndt opposed to
R. M c M u r p h e y ,
W m . K y l «. Recorder.
children. They had come to Versailles ing thair movement« apparently w ith Adventist«.
She »
»
j
women’« speaking in public to any who
General Agent. Rooms 2 and 4. 8ticlton Block,
to visit the chateau and the park. She
w . 0 . Z E IG L E R , Proprietor.
I
S i S a S S i * . I ~ wmi™ » ~
« - • " 1W
EUGENE,
OREGON.
intelligent „ w o - , a . —
l O O F . Heeeta Lodge No. Ill,jn e e ts
stopped aud talked w ith me a fu ll min- ever, to arrive at the eonclus.on that
to women’« preaching, «auctioned as i t
Io every Wednesday evening in I«°d^
A. D. C H A R LTO N ,
nte. And dressed I Not aa ahe used to the game waa a poor bnsiueaa, after all, oumatances. John Adams, «be says, ia by a prophetic apostle, aa one o f . the
. O REG O N-
HJHall, ^foronce, Oregon, Brother*
EUGENE,
be— oh, no! One conld see that her hus for instead of allowing the two men to when he determined to reform hia own m illenn ial lesulta Nor am I opposed to
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
rood standing invited to attend,
255 Morrison 8t. Cor. Sd.
lo o a s t a a w j j ANDEKgoNf N . G.
band was w ell to do. ”
finish it in peace he suddenly made a
fo r tle u iic l O r .
And satisfied, when M anrier feigned dash at tbe table and sent it spinning
A ndrew B bun d , See.
! x t x - X
. ' . .
to vawn, that ho was inwardly piqued w ith the domino» in w ild confusion S f t f i S f t S
be
J f
to interest, she slnng the bundle of into the air, much to the horror of the
BO Y E A R S '
ciotbea over her «boulder w ith a “ Good onlookers, who feared that a shocking
E X P IR 1 E M C «
“*
CHURCH DIRECTO RY
day, M. M aurier— until Monday— good
catastrophe waa impending.
oibeTdenom inations, Roralind Young us women to rat for h Uw w rong, aui
d« j ”
, . , •
The amateur, however, waa not alow among Ibe number. The young woman fered by groat multitude« or our ae ,
T w e n tv -th re e
M
anrier
prepared
to
go
ont,
indulging
in taking tbe hint. On the contrary, he
E K IA N C H U R C H . Florence,
w ill probably go back to her island which are m ultiform and moat h u m ili
M il e s W e s t
in the following monologue:
lost not a moment in bolting out of the
Sabbath service. Sabbath-
ating. Nor am I opposed to women’«
“ A h, me, poor C am illel Well, it is cage, and tbe relief waa general when home on the Pitcairn wheu it sails
of Eugene.
undertaking to govern lioya and men—
o'clock a. m. Preaching 11
away
from
thia
port
in
January
or
Feb
better so. She has found a chance to— be succeeded in patting tbe bar« he
in. Sacrament of
they alwaya have nnd they alwaya w ill.
in. and 7 p
has got married, in fact. Uuriona 1 tween himself and tbe demoli’ her of the ruary of next year, lu tbe meantime
r
on
1st
Sabbath
of
supper
N or am I opposed to the claim that wo
should so entirely have lost sight of her! table. The Hon appeared to he a very she may make a trip to the A tlantic men have equal rights w ith men. I
A pril,
July
Rnd
October,
DCSW NS
rii,
C O F V A IO H T B A s .
8he was pretty, waa Cam ille— a trifle maguanimona creator«, for daring tbe coast.— San Francisco Chronicle.
ia welcome to all tbe services.
rather claim th at they have tbe sacred
quests Christiana to
vu make
thin, bnt a good g irl and fo il of droll next performance he allowed a friend
superior rights that God and good men
T - i a r T 1- la ta v a s t l a BCdneatlaa.
hnmor;
a
piquant
face,
alwnys
dusted
« know n.^ K}J0TTg Pastor.
’• S S S
: B ¿ . ' “. s T C “s a v .
of the fngitivs domino player to pay
•Every one w ill admit woman’» in- i accord to tha weak and defenaekaa. by
w ith poodre de rix, and her silky hair him a Visit nnd aotnally rondeacended
tereat in education, ” «aid Ellen H. E. \ which they have the eaaieat work, thu
like
an
aureole
about
her
bead.
How
the
gwçHH no((e<, without eharge. in the
to accept from him a piece of meat pre
most safe aud comfortable places and
year« fly I And ahe is married, aud I am sented a» a propitiatory offering. Aa, Price of Swarthmore. P a., to a New
D IS T EP IS C O P A L C H U R C H
a doctor, ripe for patienta aud domestic after doing justice to tbe morsel, he be York Tribune reporter. "E ven the moat the largest share of a ll the moat agree
able and desirable enjoyment« of this
ce.
Preaching at G lenada.
I »rsml çlr-
life. Really, I am not curious, bnt it gan to regard the intruder w ith wistful conservative w ill grant that the train
M o n e y Saved
A
life. M y main objection to the woman
« m ia tity n of any sciontiûe
Joaruai.
two Sundays of each month
'SotïhjSt.Moïïîolors.
ing
of
the
young
is
not
only
her
p
rivi
would
be
quite
amusing
to
see
her
again
j
; ,onr montas. SL
eyea, and by other sign» and tokens io
suffrage organization ia thia— that a
chool
every
8und“?[lllr“‘
By
— to are her in her new surroundings
manifest an inclination to make a cloaer lege. bnt her duty. Does it not aecm wrong ujutio ia employed to gain a^riaht
Aud who knows? She loved me when 1
strange, then, that in many of our state«
17 y„rtlm Ceci,mrcbCVCE<erybo(l y i
P a t r o n iz in g it.
acquaintance with him, the tamer
I object." — “ Womau Suffrage aud Euuc*-
sent her from me and afterward wrote promptly intervened and another strate women have been so entirely ignored in l Mon,” by Helen Kendrick Johnson, In
invited.
G. F. R ounds .
me heartbroken letters. She lives in gic movement to tbe rear waa executed, the management of our public school»?
Appleton«' Popular Science Monthly.
Hace Clicby, eh? 8top a minute— bah, ’ fortunately w ith succeaa.— Part» Letter In tbe achcols, aa in the professions,
W e ll N am ed .
p ro p .
men
havs
hud
hitherto
the
advantage
of
Qeo. H a le
she must have forgotten mel S till, doea
A Can««»« L» Wliaalwowiaa.
The when!boy wns endeavoring to a womau forget wheu ahe has suffered? in Chicago Chroniola.
the squatter— men arc on the ground,
make
one
or
two
things
clear
to
his
fa
In direction» to bicycle ri..via regard
attorneys
and posseaaioo is nine points of tha law.
No. I t wonld be queer if, after all— j
T h e T a a tfc fo l B a la « - a a « M r . F r i t h .
ther.
.
.
In the profeeslons, however, we flud ing the rule < i the road it baa frequent
What have 1 to risk? I leave Pari« in a i
“ You ime,” he said, “ i t ’a just this | week. I ’ll go to see ber. M y heart tell«
Although Professor Knackfnsa is usu here and there aaceeaafu! women who ly bean pointed ont that wheu overtak
way: Every lim e W illie Jones gets iuto ■
business card
ally credited w ith aasisting the kaiser have overcome thia disadvautuga by their ing and passing « vehicle cn the lc lt,
c . WOODCOCK,
a light he gets licked, bnt he goes around u c to try my luck."
in th e production of bis surprising pic individual worth and persiarout effort, which ia the correct side, the bicyclis»
W ith these edifying reflections M au
telling every one that he licked the ether ,
tures, the German monarch owes hia hut iu the pnblio acboola the matter ia must be extremely watchful against the
rier went down aud took the Udeon-
fellow, and no he gets the reputation of Clichy omnibus, upon the top of which earliest introduction to the myateries more difficult, for they nre urnler the poaaibllity of colliding w ith a wugou
a pretty good fighter. ”
be sat humming u ntil he reached his of art to au English painter. The first control of the state, and those who have approaching from the oppoalte direc
R A T IO N A L |A N K being
O r m s o n . f IR S T
The old gentleman nodded to show , 1 destination, Aux Trois Princesses In the time ibe kaiser handled a brush was at poaaession have tbe weapon to defend tion. The fact baa not been emphasiBcd.
however, that the danger iu aucb in
that he understood.
.
7 and 8 McLaren’» Building. ;
windows looked ont upon tbe world an Windsor, when Mr. F rith waa painting themaelvea in thia poaaesaion.
te” "on given to collection , and pro
"A n d that's w hy we call him Gen
OF EUGENE.
" F o r inatauoe, the ocnatitntiou of stances la far greater for a womau than
artistic arrangement of «ilka aud linen, tbe picture of the Prince of Walea’ mar
eral W evler," added the boy.—Chicago i ■ forest of w alking »lick« and umbrellas riage for the qneen. A ll the royal per- Pennsvlvanla makes women eligible io for a man. Thia ia not because she ia
T O WSWORIOK». FWtS. . • B. EAKIN. JR . CAS*-«
nonages gave sittings to tba artist, aud
Post.
_____ _______ _
any office o f control or management nn- leas prudent cr sk illfu l In her riding,
and gorgeous cravntt. Although not
tbe kaiser, theu a little 4-year-old der the school system, yet i t deuiea either, bnt simply becauae cf the wajr
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t
F
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tv
a
o
rd
lo
a
rv
.
large,
the
»hop
indicated
prosperity.
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prince, spent several morning» iu the 1 them tbo rig ht to vote lor the people tn which she is dressed.
B. O PO TTEK.
; P A ID U P OA«M C A P IT A L .
M anrier hesitated, suddenly embar
M r. Hawkins (in the lib rary)— Most
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room where tbe picture waa bejtg paint- who bold office« or mnko ibe appoint ! Auy skirt, no matter how w all It ia
S U R P L U S A NO P R O F IT S .
rassed,
not
daring
to
enter
for
fear
of
extraordinary thing I ever heard ofl
.. Attorney-at-Law
ed. To keep tbo child quiet, Mr. Frith ments. Experience has shown that ao cut and fitted, w ill blow about aomt-
Am I awake, or is this merely a dream? encountering the hnaband or perhaps a
gave him aomo paints and brushes ami long aa women have to look to the men wfcat, and In patsing through a com
EUGENE, OREGON,
Mr«. H aw kinr— Goodnesa, Jeremiah. clerk. A t length, however, he entered.
allowed him to dabble on ono of tha cf tbe state to plaee them in offices of paratively narrow space between two
j l o o o u w t s e O X - t O IT M ID
Camille
waa
behind
th®
counter.
He
What has happened?
k 'rrtc« At the Court Houao.
.
OREGON.
unfinished corners of the cauvsa.
CUG6NE,
control or management they w ill not 1 vehicle« there ia a chance of ita •»«»“*-
M r Hawkins— Here'« a magazine recognised her at once. H tr fair face
' ing entangled In the spoke« of the
Aa the natural result . of tbta
vary
la
.
.........
..
cet tbe office«, for in thia, tbe twenty-
wan
dusted
w
ith
rice
powder,
aa
it
used
that hasn't got an article about Grant,
judicious proceeding tke prince’s face f onrtb
„jure ,,ur constitution went wheel« en the “ leeward" «‘de of the
:
to
be.
Her
silky
hair
formed
a
nimbus
Lincoln or Napoleon! — Cleveland
was in a very few m luaU« covered w ith
J
ou| of # (oUJ of rider— if a ueuticel term may be for
C. BENEDICT,
abont ber head, as he remembered i t
NO TARIE8.
Leader.
__________
Hhe raiaed her eye» and glanced at him streak« of green, blue and vermilion
13,784 aehool director« only 41 are given. Snch an occurrence wonld be aJ-
most certain to cause a terrib le acci
? O R N X Y - A .T - la A -W .
t ils F » o r.
expectantly, but w ith no sign of recog Tha sight of his «speared face terrified women.
dent, and yet every cycltat who he« Ha- ¿stir** <
hia goverueaa, wbo Legged tbe artiat to
JJp was watching his neighbor'« tron
“
The
office
cf
director
ia
prcbnbly
tbe
uitiou.
,
den
ranch in the city baa doubtleaa roe®
remove the colors, sad M i F rith , arm most important in Ibe whole Hat. The
Merom» hcv r'.imb a tree, and he had a
: Orecon.
"You wiah something. monaienT?
BUTTOLPH,
! F lo re n c e .
took of painlnl anxiety on hi« eonnte-
Thia greeting waa uulooked for. He ed w ith ruga and turyentine. had nearly ideal school direotor should be equipped dosent of hairbreadth escape» from Jo»«
completed hia task when tha pungent w ith a liberal education, n knowledge Ibis »tale of nffalra. The only g * ’ ®"*?
oan<* -
....
atammered:
Iva ia unremitting vlgilaawe on tb e p a n
“ Are you afraid the lad w ill fall?
" I wonld like some collars and neck- spirit found it» way tuto a aerateb upon of np to date educational method», in
the child’« check Tbe future kaiaer terest in the public school» and a belief of the woman aa ahe overtake« « pa««
was asked him.
”
" N o ,” be replied. " I 'm afraid ho tie».
In their poaaibilitiea, R knowledge cf
She came ont from tbe counter, ray screamed w ith |» in , assaulted the eml
“ sSmri'iwe. I have thcngW <M*«>
won’t
.
”
—
Tit-B
it«.
• of children.
»om enm ^
w ||h
ing,
"Thu clerk is at breakfaet. but 1 uent painter with hia ttata, and bid him child nature and — the neede
O r «»Bow-
F lo r e i'.o o .
self under a large tabla, where be yelled tbe ab ility to judge character and to is more d"n« * * " h* “ m,tn7al .a lt e r sac-
w ill «bow then» to you "
M r F tiih de deal w ith men, and sufficient leisure to a man, lecauae it to natw » »
A N T K D -T R U 8 T W O R T H Y AN D
She did not look nt bun, opeailng tbe an til he waa tired
J , folfoti
w
clares in hia "Raminiacence»’ ’ that tbe “ vote to the varioua dutireof the office, ing bin. PR"
boxes
aa
tbongb
alia
had
never
seen
hint,
active
gentlemen
or
ladiea
to
(Ttada «■»«
H c e a d o e to d to e M o S a n a a F«T*-
little prince «bowed a moat unforgiving
FRANK
B.
W
ILSO
N.
as
though
he
were
a
passing
customer,
and
the
more
of
these
quabt
tea
and
aU
jb
«
P
T
s
h
e
doea
»0»
-J* ”
travel
for
responsible,
estatdished
house
del.
p«Mo_ W e a d . l . . :
spirit ahrt rweuged himaelf afterward tatnmeuta a aehool board possesaea tha
fl0, W ingskh »
Ha felt actually
in dragon. Monthly f f t 00 andespense«. absolutely unknown
membe» in time
She played her part without by sitting ao badly that the painter more nearly It approaches the ‘dral-
Po«ition steady. Reference. Enclose tim id
- « H b coot o f aa“ 4
failed altogether to produce a aatisfac-
•Now.
men, aven granting them require' nwra roem
aalrtae aaot tn*. *'
affectation.
self-addressed stamped envelope. The
t u r y likeneaa. — Loudou Cbronieia.
• 'The«« tie« are the im t worn Hara
Dominion Company, Dept. \ Chicago.
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Notary Public,Surveyor
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