t«3fc«,
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I. WEATHERSON
^Editor and
Proprietor.
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Eater**. 1 nt the post-office at Florence,
faine county, Oregon, aa second-class
mail matter.
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bat «» mad « known on ap ­
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Local noUcri 8 cent« per line, each Insertion
Florence, Or. May
C, 1898.
W ES TL-IN G S.
Bevera' hogs wanted immediately by
O. W. Hurd.
Wo have new bargains in dress goods.
MeyerA Kyb*.
Tbs warm sunny days lately see at like
Bummer weather.
Tlie fruit in this vicinity promises an
abundant crop this year.
The W ist extends congratulations to
the newly wedded couple.
A naw stock of Dry Goods just received
nt the Great White Store.
A. R. Bultolph did some surveying
for O. W. Hurd at the creamery.
The school on Five Mile »tarts Mon­
day with Delia Morris at tlie helm.
It is about time these sugar famines
ceased—strawberry time is eomuiing.
Mr. Win. Johnson ia improving
Mr. Hadsall’s lot by enclosing it with a
fence.
Parties wanting freight battled to or
from Eugene will do well to see A. O.
Funke,
Bring your job work to the W ist
office. .Good work done at reasonable
prices.'
Go to Meyer A Kyle for boot» an<l
shoes if you want \the best in the
market.
Tlie San Francisco Examiner nnd the
W ist for one year $2.50 paid in ml-
trance.
Hood’s Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
Thd regular quartly examination for
teachers certificates will be held in Eu­
gene next Monday.
Tbe republican committee have open-
ad liaad quarters (or Lane county in the
Doha block in Eugene.
A sheil 24x21 ft is being erected; it
will l»e used lor the band-saw and tool
house for the new schooner.
It 1< presumed that Mrs. Knotts and
Master Ralph will soon he seen spinning
along our streets on their new wheels.
BeeE. II. David’s new book of Sam­
ples, Pants and Suits Men or Boy’s
clothes or watches. For cash or work.
The site selected for the construction
of tlie new vessel is just below the can­
nery and workmen are busy preparing
to lay the keel.
A tornado passed through South Dako­
ta, Iowa and Nebraska on tlie afternoon
of April 30, destroying considerable
property aud killing several persons.
Some fine pictures of a number of
Uncle Sam's war ships, that are now
displayed in Meyer A Kyle's show­
case attract a great deal of attention.
Tht-Crcamery commenced taking milk
Tuesday. M. Nofsinger will enrry the
milk from North Fork while the Mink
attends the work on main river the same
as last year.
Be sure von are riglit and then go
ahead. Be sure you get Hood’s Sana-
partita aud you may confidently expect
it will nurifv your blood and give you
appetite and strength.
*
B. J. Brnnd commenced this week to
dike his sluuglt. He will build a dike
from the river hack to tlie foot-hill fol­
lowing the line between bis isnd and
Iv y Morris' ranch. This will reclaim
Ito 80 acres of marsh.
Kyle brought word that just nt
Mr. i F
.« « B o rtbarts
l
aud tlie Bella were to start
for the Sinslaw, tlie parties who had en­
gaged them for the Alaskan trade renew­
ed tlicir contract and the boats start
North about the 15th inst.
The schooner Del Norte arrived from
pFhmcrsco Sunday. She brought
aercliants some freight which whs
del Monday ami the schooner
, to Acme in tow of tlie Lillian, fihe
swUlload wph lumber at tlie Cushman
Beiore buying tickets to any point in
the F. ast or South it will be to your ad­
vantage to consult tlie Northern Pacific
Hallway Company. We are the quick­
est! line to Kansas City, Omaha, St.
Lesis or other Missouri River points.
Don’t forget this: 3<lays to 8t. Paul; 3,4'
»•Chicago and 4’* to New York and
ether Eastern cities. For full iuforma-
tion call or address,
R. McMurphy,
General Agent, Opposite Guard office,
Bugenc.
Another ranee for ill leellugat Cottage
eve ami Leinaii is found in the action
department dropping tlie name of
ttage Grove and Substituting Lemsti.
ew months ago tbe post office wss
tved from Cottage Grove across the
ir to L?mati. The pip vs tbeir say
, the citixens of both placet are dis-
lafied with the change of name.
Directions
every package of Scktl-
j t H ui tea.
Follow them— no matter
u t tea you use
«a
ci net *9 famished to us by County
Last Saturday flfornihg in pcrsnsnrei
j Clerk Jstnlcgs.
of order* received several ilajs before.
Beginning at Ht* Pacific ocean where Company C 8ecoud Regiment 0 . N. G., |
the center line of »w. 10, tp. 17 S., R. 12 left Eugene fur 1‘ortiand. on thy way Io,
west running east and wrest tlirongii t{o tlicir part in the striving event» u( j
I said section intersects »aid ocean ; thence t|„> w«r.
east to tlie center of sec. 8, tp. 17 8. R .! A reception was tendered them Fri-
! 11 went; thence north 1U miles to the ! <|„y evening, at the central school house !
township line between tp«. 16 nnd 17 which was attended by about 3009 ja-o-1
, south: thence east 4
inilea to the 8. i pie. The band played several patriotic
E. corner of tp. 16 8., R. 11 W ., thence i airs ami addresses were delvered bv
north to the N. E. corner of said tp. I Mayor Kuykendall, J. M. Buelley, 8. If.
thence east)» i.illv; thence north 2 : Friendly, 8. If. Yoran and C. J. Dodd,
Absolutely Purs
miles; thence east C miles; thence north - X. I;. Gaylord presented ti drum to
about 2 V miles to the county line; j the company with tiie fervent hope that
' thence west to the Pacific oconn, and it may never sottud a retreat.
A banquet was given by the ladies of
, thence southerly along the shore of said
MMu «wma rawaea co., mw-rom.
the W. IL 0 . aud Patriotic League fol­
ocean to the place of beginning.
Polling place at Cape creek school lowed by a surprise «lance at the armory
PERSONALS.
gotten tip by some of Eugene’s society
’ house.
igirls.
Mrs. Wm. Brund esiue down on the i Established Jan. 12th 1E9R.
Saturday morning they marched to
Mink Wednesday.
FOR T H E S T E A M S C H O O N ER .
the depot a squad liaviug pruviously
Mrs. A. F. Hurd went to Portland
raised tlie stars and stripes on tlie city
Monday on a visit.
Last Monday V. Gurney commenced flag pole.
Mr and Mrs Hald were down from the work on George Poteraou's place on
A car wss set apart for the Eugene
light-house Wednesdey.
North Fortt to get out some long timber boys and gaily decorated. The Kose-
Mr B F. Wilkes of Fiddle creek visit­ for tiie new vessel. Tho following burg company numbering 42 wero ill
another car in the same train.
pieces will be required:
ed our city this week.
Some of the officers of the company
Keel 10x24 inches, 137 feet long.
Frank Rogers went to Gardiner Mon­
were left behind being dropped in the
Keelson 10x24 inches 130 feet long.
day after a baud of calves.
Two sister keelsons 18x24 inches 124 arrangement of tbc troops. Lieutenant
Mr. E. A, Evans expects to move to
R. Huston Inter received orders to re­
feet long.
his new house next week.
port nt Portland and Rev. W. 8. Gilbert
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Chas. David of Point Terrace was in
was notified of ids apj-ointment as
town tlie first of tlie week.
chaplain of tiie regiment. Both left on
Ila . in. Maine Memorial Service,
J. C. Piielp» of Hermann made a
Tills is to be held in honor of tlie tlie train next morning.
visit to our city a few days ago.
Governor Lord made tlie following
brave sailors who perished on tlie ill-
A. R. Buttolph was doing some sur­ fated Maine in the Havana harbor, appointments for the Oregon Volunteer
Regiment: Colonel, O. Summers ; Lieu­
veying for 8. J. Brund this week.
Feb. 16tb, 1SCS. Tiie National Maine
R. W. Vanderbnrg ami family have Monument Committee requests, through tenant colonel, Geo. O. Yoran 2nd Regt.
Majors, P. G. Eastwick 1st Regt.; Percy
taken up their residence at Acme.
their sub-eoinmittee, that such a service
Willis 2nd Regt.; E. C. Gratteubeiu 1st
Greta Urynd went to Point Terrace he helil in all the churches.
Regt.
yesterday on a visit to her parents.
Tiie G. A. R. and Sons of Vots. have a
The Montgomery Bros, went to the special invitation. Good speakers will
GLENADA GOSSIP.
cape yesterday to purchase some cattle. address the meeting. Special music
will
he
furnished.
Bv Gossicna.
Ye Editor is at tlie cape this week :
trying to find how wealthy the residents i Preaching nt Point Terrace at 3:30
POWDER
PAY WHEN CCIiEl).
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The Ablest and Most Successful
Bpoc'ali.tts in the World.
Tbev guarantee a complete core »»■
Your Own Home, and allow you to
pay w hen cured.
Desirable ★
Stars in ★
Lost SaalMl Restore!.
Thousands of promising young men
havu their lives and future usefulness
wrecked by INDISCRETION AND
PRIVATE DISEASED. The symptom»
until cured, are portrayed on the coun­
tenance an l in the actions of the vic­
tim. If neglected or buproiwrly treat­
ed, other organs become affected, and
sooner or later there arc serious results.
Our New Method Treatment will po»i-
tively care these disease».
MIDDLE-AGED MEN—There era
thousands of you who have co.niiiltted
offences against tlie laws of your na­
ture, aud tire now paying np for it.
Those weak, aching backs, Loss of Sex­
ual Power, Failing or Lost Vitality,
Frequent and Painful evacuations of
tlie Bladder accompanied by more nr
less smarting aud tbc escajie of par­
ticles of albumen in the urine witli
ropy sediment, all point to the decline
of your manhood. There aro hundreds
who ule of this difficulty, ignorant of
Hie cause. Tho doctors will guarantee
a perfect cure in all such cases, and
healthy restoration of thoGeuito Urin­
ary Organs.
READER—Aro von in trouble?
Have you been treated and never cured?
You dare not risk a return of tiie dis­
ease. It luav appear whan happy in
domestic life. Our New Method
Treatment is your refuge. H diseased,
Fine spring weather.
consult us emiä lontiaily.
WRITE (enclosing stumps for reply)
Harwood and Colter are building a
for our interesting book. "A Warning
wind-mill.
J. C. Phelps of Hermann was visiting , Voice." Sent free. All letters kept
strictly private and confidential. All
old friends here over Sunday.
answers sent
plain sealed envolop».
Jesse Lowe came in from Uardtii'ir to I
No U. O. D. busines*.
attend liis sister's wedding.
Ed Furnish came in from Gardiner a U instillation by M di Absolutely Free.
few days ago to visit with Ids parents.
.Geo- Craven and nephew James Cra­
WRITE TODAY.
ven are making preparation« to start for
! California soon,
Address
And The
A R T S
an d
S O IE 3 S T O E S .
6old With
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Scientific American.
None who aro engaged in any of the mechanical
p. lit.
are.
pursuits can succeed without reading and
I. G. K notts , pastor.
Mins May Johnson who worked at the)
studying this standard Magazine of Sciences
Morris hotel went home tiie first of tlie
CHANGE OF LOCATION
week.
and mechanical Arts. It is illustrated with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vader left Thurs­
Tiie Northern Pacific Ticket office lias
all modern cuts of latest inventions in all
day morning for a abort visit to Gar­
buon changed from its former location
diner.
the branches of mechanism, and its fund o f
river Hall’s grocery store, to more com­
Miss Reynolds of Alsea came down modious quarters, witti “The Eugene
knowledge
is inseparably connectod with in­
Wednesday to attend tiie wedding at Real estate Agency," on the ground
Glenada.
floor, first door North of Griftin’s hard
ventors and mechanics.
Sold with T u s
A. R. Buttolph went up North Fork ware store, directly opposite tlie Guard
W est at clubbing rates.
yesterday, to put in some garden truck office, where they will be pleased to see
any persons contemplating a trip East
on liis ranch.
M r . Scliretidcr lias been having some ' Dr- W- H- Saunders^ C o,
Mr. Kyle returned Tuesday from a or South.
GJ Sproni Su, Detroit, Mich.
had spell» lately and will probably bo |
Fur full information concerning rates, taken back to Salem.
business trip to Seattle which detained
routes,
time
tables
etc.,
call
or
address,
him several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Brainard of Acme spent
R. M c M obpiiy , General Agent,
Mrs. Stevens of Smith river Its* been
several days iu Glenada dress-muking NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION.
Opposite
Guard
Office,
Eugene.
suffering from an abscess but at last
for Mrs, IL D. Chamberlin.
Land Office nt Ku»cbnr<, Oregon,
»
reports was improving.
March 3«>.
!
A S U R PR ISE-
L. R. Johnson assisted by Ids son
Notice is hereby given that the foiiowlng- ;
Oapt. E. H. W. Hanson returned last
Lucian and W. II. I’epper are building a
mt med settler has tiled notice of hia intention I
week after an absence of several weeks.
On May 4th, Mr. and Mrs. Knotts house for E. A. Evans in Florence.
to make fliml proof R. support of his claim, ur.d
He will work on the new vessel.
W. E. Warren of llecuta is able to be that said proof w ill be made before C. H. Hol­
gave a pleasant surprise to their son,
Henry Bunco and family left Tuesday Ralph, by inviting about twenty of liis aliout again ami was shaking bauds with den. U. 8. Commiaaioner Ht Lake Precinct,
Douglas Couuty, Ore., on Mny 14, IMS, viz:
for Eugene. Mr. Busch has contracted schoolmates near tiis age to spend tiie friends iu this vicinity u few days ago.
Evan M. Biuck on h. e. no. 861», for the «el4
to do some work on the court house evening witli liitti in honor of liis thir­
sec. 7:
nwJ4 kcc . 17;
ne\4 « ec. 19;
Mrs Arthur Johnson and children
»here.
This monthly magazine is one o f the very
teenth birthday.
came in from their ranch on Swcst tp. 20 a., r. 11 W.
He names the f jUowhnc wltnewe» to prove
W. Nichols and Wm. Pengra were, in
The young people all agree that they creek to visit with friends and relatives
hia continuous reBidenoe upon aud cultivation
best printed in this country, and is sold
town a few days ago picking up the rest had a verv nice time.
n few days ago.
; of Mild land, viz:
of the cattle they have bought in this
to all subscribers at rates within tho
Wm. Hnlibaugli lately of Neb., is J. A. Sim?, W illism A. Smiley, M o « pi J 1
NOTICE-
Town and H. L. Wllaua, all of Lake Prtciuct» t
vicinity.
visiting w itli ids uncle and couaius tiie Oregon.
ability of all to pay. It is finely illo s
Rev. J. A. Simms of Ruby was in
“ Furnishes." We understand lie ex­
R. M. VrvTCit.
The seventh animal convention of pects to spend tlie summer here.
Florence Wednesday, while here he
Kezixter j
t rated and presents the names of famoos
preformed the marriage ceremony for tiie Woman’s Christian Temperance
Mrs.
II.
D.
Chamberlin
and
mottier,
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tip
a
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Koraver*
Union will be hold at Creswell, Lane
authors as contributors.
T an W atr
Frank Vader mid Lida Lowe.
Mrs. Latham, will start for Eugene in a Take Cascareis Cnudv < uttinriie. 10' or 25c.
Win. Urynd ami John Lloyd who went Co., Or., May 12th and 13tlt—Thursday few days where they will visit relatives. I f C. C. C. fail to cure, u n w isu refuuil money.
and
the
Cosmopolitan
are
sold at
to Alaska a few months ago returned and Friday.
:
Mrs.
C.
will
probably
visit
tier
husband
By order of Co., Très.
dneed rates at thia office.
S O L D IE R 'S S A L A R IE S -
licnie Thursday. Their many friends
I in Portland before returning.
will be glad to welcome them back.
M arkikd - -At tlie residence of the i
W ANTED.
T h e y U » n « e F r o m 9 1 3 V p to 8 0 1 » . 87
E. W. Cobb of liuccta, was in Flor­
; bride's parents on Wednesday, May 4th,
P e r M o n th .
ence Monday afternoon and started for
;
18V8,
Miss
Lida
Lowe
mid
Mr.
Frank
Unsaitc l butter just front tho churn
Point Terrace Tuesdny morning, where
at the Florence Creamery. It must be I Vader. A few select friends were in­
lie will spend a week visiting frionds.
Whon Hie militia goes into activs
c ite d tu partake uf a fine supper in Hie
well washed Imt still in granules.
H. H. Fisk was out from Smith river
! evening. The Florence hand gave servire it will receive from Hie national
Monday. Tlie settlers there are plan­
i them a serenade. Their many friends government tlie «ame pay as the re­
S1OO R E W A R D S1OO.
ing to commence work in a few days to !
| wish them a happy ami prosperous gular army, which i. a« follows, per
open a trail over to Mapleton by way of ,
journey through life. May their path month :
The readers of this paper will be h e s tru w n w it li roses, is H id wisli of Private.................................... ..........13 00
Knowles creek.
pleased to learn ttiat there is at least
"We do not take posseasion of our tlaaa but are poasakaad by thoatf
Corporal.............................................. 16 00
Mr. nnd Mrs. Blackmuu and daughter one dreaded disease tiiat science lia s, ! Gotsiper.
25 00
!
First
sergeant.
They master aa and force ns Into tho arena,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Knowles, Mr. nnd l>eeii able to cure in nil its stages, and >
Don't Volisrr« S,U and Mmak* l»Sr 1-11« Sway. 1 Serge-.int-nisjor.
23 00
Whore like gladiator«, wo moat fight I mt them.’*
Mrs. Frank Knowles and Mrs. Work­ that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is j
To quit lobs, CO eaa.Jy ami to.rrar. h«»ss ; Quartermaster sergeant
23 00
man came down Thursday morning on tlie only positive cure known to Hie i netlc. foil ot lit«, n e rv e ui,U v ig o r, laae No-'lo ' ‘
.31 00 Such is the exalted motto of the Arena, and tlie
their way to tlie cs|ai to spend a few medical fraternity. Catarrh being a 3uc. luc wonder worker, that make, weak men l’,,»t quartermaster sergeant
■troi:g. A',1 drucilaW, 50c orSI. Cure gunran Ordnance sergeun t .............
.34 00
entire contents of this monthly magazine
days.
constitunai disease, reqniies a constitu­ ln*d lto'»klel and snoiplo free. Addrear Commissary sergeant.........
..34 0 I
hte-.-llug Ketuedf CO-, Ubleaso or Naw York
Mr. Thomas Peterson of Ballard Wash, tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Oure is
Hospital steward..................................... 45 0?
are upon o. plane and in keeping with Its
a ship-builder well known on the eoast, taken internally, acting directly upor
Acting hospital stew ard ....................25 (Xi
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motto.
The Arona's gallery of eminent
accompanied by Ids brother, arrived in the blood and mucous surfaces of the
Piivnte hospital stew a rd ...................... 1H Of)
Florence last Friday to oversee tiie system, thereby destroying tin, founda­
Becotul lieutenant, dismunuted. llti Oh
thiukers is a group.otjiutarosting men ami
Bv E avm D boppbms .
building of tl.e steam schooner at this tion of the dieease, and giving the
Chaplain. ................................
126 00
patient strength by building up the'
place.
women, aud their’thotightsjarel'warthy the
Second lieutenant, mmiiited......... 125 03
constitution amt assisting nature in do­
First
lieutenant,dismounted..........
125
00
C. C. Cushman ami w ife returned from
consideration ot|ail|p3ople, TheJAreua 1»
K d a rs te Yonr B o w e l, W ith rs « ro r» ts .
ing its wolk. Tlie proprietors have so ,
Regimental qoartetiuasler...................150 00
t»n<t» ('» th s rllr. euro ronnttpatlon forever,
tlieir ranch Bund«y.
much
faith
in
its
curative
powers,
that
toe, Sie. I t C. C. C. fa il, dru«»lhu refund mouey.
sold with T up W»» t .
A few ,,f our young people went to tho K«-gi menial adjutant.............................160 00
they offer One Hundred dollars for any
(’»plain, iiioniiie-l......................
100 117
case that it fails to cure. 8eud fur iiat inuulli o! Hie raer Bunday.
S C E E N D E A V O R C O N V E N T IO N
Captain, dismounted.............................160 00
The Ai'ineites are »11 n-j iicing over Major............................................
of testimonials.
20» 33
ti*e arrival of a uew si-h'iol hell.
Bold tiy all druggists. 75c.
j I.icilfciiniit-culoiiel ........ .
260 03
Tit-» nintli interdenominational con­
Hull's Family l’ills aie tbe belt.
Mr. Slit, and wife ol U,c light hottie j Colonel..
. . . . . . . .
. . 2hl(l?
vention of the Societies of Christian En­
attended Hie daneo Friday evening.
I Brigsdicr-genernl........... ................. 454 01
deavor will lie held at the Christian
T n C a r e C o n s tip a tio n Y o r« » rr.
C. H. Ifoldon and tie.,. H. Collar of M>-j.»r general
........................... «26 00
church. Cottage Grove Or., beginning
Tase C u ra re ,« Candv C s U s rilc 18e «r aie.
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C.
C.
C. tail io cure, drj«»t«t« rotund mc&cy. Glenada were in Aumc on business Mon­ Llautcnnnt-geiwral................................ blfi *7
May 11, 3:00 p. in. and closing May 12,
1’iiiales and n>>iicouimi»tioit»>l officeis
day.
at 2:45 p. m.
COUNCIL MEETING*
It is desired that tlie names of all who
Schooner Dal Norte arriveJ at the are furtdslieJ rations, accoutrements,
intend to go should be sent to Miss Nina
mill Monday. We were all glad to see horses and forage, wiicn n m u i.lc .!, snd a
A meeting nf tlio rity council was held ! Capt. Jacobsen's smiling c o u n t e n a n c e a l b i . v a m u for clothing,
isrters
Ostrander, Cuttage Grove, as early ns
T'lesdny evening witli I'rcsiJeut Wilson i
'
and
me
lical
attendance.
possible.
unco more.
iu Hie chair.
Couimlasioiied , - »dicer, are f iridslied
Willism Neolv rutiirne l Fri.Liv to I,
GREENLEAF IT E M S .
The minutes of last meeting were road h-in,c in Acmc.sav- he left home to find Iff'” '««"* '>>*•»«•“ »Hehdanc» snd
tlie
st
. and approved.
-riuty but thinks it is as plentiful P'i*'1««“ "< H..',-omm.s.ary-tbat menus
Bv a W bst GutassroNniNT.
Tlie following hills were allowed. ‘ Prr,!*P‘
j | a chance to buy foe-1, etc., nt first co»’.
Leru is« in tbv chai ré uf hard-iiub
He* eta Lodge, I. O. O. F. hall rent for
1 They l-ave to l»*ty tl-cir own food cloth­
alkali.
Forest Whisman lias come in from ' council meetings for oue year $12. The
ing, arms, horses and nccoutruineuta.
••
There is a fair increase of pay alter
the valley snd gone to work at Bean’« W bst for printing $5. G. C. Compton,' Tlie iLince given 1 riday evening
J. F. Tsnner nnd John Yates judges of was hig i'.y enj -yc-l by a.I a lio Attem I*’- inun and officers have served a <*ertaiu
i stable at Mapleton.
bib La-1
ha-1 tauter let tlie i term.
A nnnilrer nf people on the route have el’y elerti**n $2 each5 Alfred Funke ami We liiink the club
ladie»
get
up
all
their
prize lance-, as
J.
If.
Morris,
clerks,
each
$2.
J.
H.
taken the «iili-contract for the Eugene-
H 3 N . T . T . OBER*
Mepletou mail an.l will do tbe work In Morris recorder’s salary for three they seem io have the beat siicccas.
sections. I bear that they took it for mouth* $3.
The hole in tint river wa» plain to be
The member» of tbe n»wly elected seen where O. W. Hurd fell in last
.*o
a t O a rd tn a r-
I leM than the original coutraot price.
Mr«. Tope, the Deadwood uiail-liaml- council who wero present were then Thursday evening. We ll.ink tlie next
time he counts to moth* log« he will taken
ler, has been suffering from the worst sworn in and took their seats.
Hon. T. T. Gccr republican candidate
Marion Morris was appointed trustee few life-prescrvcra off tliu C*xje.
case of oleerate-1 tooth ever seen liear-
f*-r governor will deliver an ad dress to
in
tlie
place
of
J.
A.
Yate»
who
declined
i alionts, but is lictter.
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I the voters on the issaw of tb» d«y at
to serve. F. B. Wilson was appointed
The W est has for sale one vent's Gardiner on Tuesday May U 'h , Hets,
Norman and Robert E/glwhaim have city tresmirer (nr the eotoing year.
gone to seek their fortunes in IJslio
tuition in the Holmes Business College Every citizen wlM cau eiio.ild be pro­
The tenneil tbeu adjourned.
of Portim i. Tills is one Of tho leading sent and hear the reasons foe being a
and Roy and his wife are inoth.rt.bs of
10 <
business colleges on the coast, having rcpnl-ilcsn presentai by this lea-ling
all they survey.
■ M E R I T 1» wha< E m g¡Ten Hood's Englisli, Commercial, Hlmrthand an,I, citizen of the state.
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I Twelve bushel of gi»r,«f tsb’e potatoes ■
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horaapariUa the largest aaks in
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4B80LÖTELT
fiO W U TE ED S ^y
were sold for 60 rent« the other day on the world and matite» It to accomplish leh’gMphic urpnrtmeuts and wc offer, Mr. Geer will speak nt Marshfield the
s I s m h ksskMW
ss. m . am ine arwnn
19th and at Elkton the 11 Hi.
Deadwoodervek.
thousand* of woudorfol CURES«
this i&Lian jr. easy term«.
THE EnSMnPnLITAN/
THE ARENA
LOOK OVER THIS GROUP.
M AKEIYO U R SELECTIO N.
THE WEST.
FLORENCE. OR.