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When Jc.vephinirascocdod the three",
ccr womanly and lnxrrions instincts
h"r to banish the ungracefcl and
S T E A M ER
C 0 O 3 ,” oaused
is?°rtivs cnwnire* which were born tin
o — - Will make"------ o
ier the reigu of terror. EveTythiug
and Roman wan uuuiired, au.l the
R E G U L A R D A IL Y T R IP S ' '■reck
empress and the lovely Mines. T&llien
rod Kecamitr garbed themcelves in
degenerate Greek apparel, whose s- nnty
»kirts mid decollete bodices scandalized
the entire world. However, in a modi
fied way, these styles are extremely pret
ty and wire quite the thing but a few
years ago. Iv ell now they have not al
together uisapueaied and are still worn
f r ball drec.-es, ha, mure frequently for
tea gowns.
Drriug the reign of tho bourgeois
Ring Louis Philippe his queen, Mario
Amelio, inaugurated the full skirts and
voluminous beuugear which aro still
with us.
'Ibe lust distinctive era of fashion
was that born in the time of the beauti
«
ful Eugeuie, and one cannot declare
i that it was quite original. The lovely
empress only reintroduced the monstrous
hoops of Queen Anne’s day end the di
minutive bonnets which appeared as if
falling off the head and which belong
Sleeping Cars to no other period.
(Since then fashion has been marked
Elegant
by many vagaries and absutditiea. Wo
Dining Cars
are at the present time nothing if not
eclectic itu t with the ruthless band of a
Tourist
tyrant appropriate whatever we choose
Sleeping Cars from past reigns ol national costumes.
At present we huve taken the pointed
8T . PAUL
girdle from the frwlsa peasant maiden,
M IN N E A P O L IS
the bolero front the Spanish mole driver,
the kiuiouo from the Japanese bolle and
DULUTH
the
sequin trimming! from the Turkish
FARG O
dancing girl.
C R A N O FO RKS
TO
Every nation and every ora hua con-
CRO O KSTO N
triluted its quota, so that the costumes
of alt civilized nations are .a veritable
W IN N IP E Q ______
potpourr i iu cut, material and ornamen
H E L E N A »»a
tation. —Cedcy’! Magazine.
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FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, June 3, 1893.
IX.
IERAL DIRECTORY
A D V E R T IS E R S
MANAGING HORSES.
G ra n t and Lou<strcet.
Generrl Grant had as much to do
The ir.an sitting cn n salt barrel had
with Longstreet’s becoming a Republic
n hand on which only two fingers were
lsft, and sizing him up for n Tehran of HOW YOU SHOULD AND HOW YOU an as nny one tlse. They had been
|TATE OFFICERS
schoolmates at Wcgt Point, had been
the war I eased him if he^-arin't been
SHOULD NOT TRCAT THEM.
graduated tho same year aud received
wounded by an exploding shell.
9 T A Q E L IN E ,
their commissions at the same time.
"No, not as I remember» o f,” he re
Horae« E r r F ro m Ignorance, Pain o r 1'rlghU
They fought among thecHctus bushes of
.................. William P. Lord.
plied as lie held up his hand and turned
They M n it lie CouvJnctd T h a t Kealst- Mexico aud had drunk m< »cal from the
r of > ate ........ II. IL Kincaid.
it over and over.
a nee Is Vselese—Use th e W h ip U parlngly snmo jug a thousand times. It was at
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes
.................... Philip Metelien
"I thought that might have been the
Jefferson barracks, Dear St. Louis, that
and
N ever K ic k th e A n im a l.
days
and
Fridays.
case,
but
you
probably
got
caught
in
blit Instruction.
M. Irwin.
Longstreet introduced his cousin, Mi»»
some sort of machinery?”
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays, Thurs
j,,ev.........................W. H. Leeds.
Horses are essentially creatures of Julia Dent, to Grant, and it wus Long
“
No,
not
exactly
machinery,
aor.”
days
and
Saturdays.
i General........... C . M. Idleman.
fcab't; of gentle, eonfldieg dispositions, (treet himeelf who told the young lady
•‘Gun explode lu yopr hands?”
i ................. if. S. Bean
Connects with Steamer and Scotts
tutcxcessivcly nervous; timid, at (<met if th e w e r t n o f his friend. They wero
"No,
no
gnu
didn’t
explode.”
| Court -,............... F. A. Moore burg Stage Line for Drain.
Also with
initable, aud prone to resist strenuous married, and the Georgian was at tb<i
I
gave
it
np
ut
that,
bnt
after
n
few
( ...C . E. Wolverton Stage Line for Coos Bay.
Charge
ly anything that frightens them. If, for wedding. When they next saw each
minutes
the
man
looked
np
and
said
:
kind D istrict... J . C. Fullerton reasonable.
"¡Stranger, yoa'vo seen a lion, I reck example, yen put a rope halter on an ether, it was nt Appomattox. After tbe
i Second District
W. K. Yates
unbroken colt and tie him to a post, the lonnalities of tbe surrender were over
on?”
more the rope cuts into his tender skin General Grant took General Longstreet
“ Oh, yes."
"Seen 'em cagadandlookingaaharrn- the greater w ill be his struggle«, while to one side and said:
•'Julia wants to sco you. Go homo
he w ill «oou yield to a halter that in
1 ss as cats?”
rnd seo your family uud then come to
“
Yes;
they
generally
look
that
w
ay.”
|
flicts
no
pain.
OFFICERS
lOUNTY
Through nervous fright horses some ecc me, won't you?”
“ That’s the way I sized up one in n
Longstreet promised, aud he kept his
cage in a circus. He lay there, looking times become panio ctrieken and abso
E -B ang s,
Proprietor.
so sleepy and good liatured aud harmless lutely nncoDtrollabie. They suffer also word. When General Grant became
that I thought it was a avvinale on tho occasionally from what, for want of u president, lie asked for his advice and
Stage leave« Eugene Mondays,
public and I’d try to rouse him a Lit. ” better name, may le called “ liervoua begged that his former adversary now
. . W. T. Bailey j Wednesdays, and Fridays at 6 a.
“ And so yon poked him?” I queriod. ' paralysis,” when they eeem to be phys be one cf his advisers. General Grant
■shiners *, ............. J. T. Cullison
"No, sir; no poking. I jest calculat ically incapable of motion. This con never had a truer friend during his ad
j nt., arriving at Florence the day
ed to gin his tail about tbreo twists and ' dition is itlnwxt invariably the result of ministration. They knew caoli other.
..........A. C. Jennings
! following at 10 a. m.
make him feel that, life wasn't all beef brntal treatment, and tho only reason When the tragedy took place at Mount
A. J. Johnson
and bones and sunshine. I waited for able explanation of it is that the first McGregor, Longstreet suffered as if it
Returning—
sttige
leaves
Flor
............................ A. S. Patterson
my chunce, and then 1 reached my hand emotiou aroused in the horso by puuish- were the loss of a brother. He has often
ence on Mondays, Wednesdays
.................................I).
P. Burton
in. How fur is it from n lion's mouth meut is fear; that when he finds that visited the tomb on the Hodson end lias
lperintendent......... O S. Hunt and Fridays at 3 p. in ., arriving
lie cannot escape anger and » spirit of laid the gentlest tribute of a friend upon
to the middle of his tail?"
...................................C.
M. Collier
resistance are mingled with his fright, the marble.—Chicago Times-Herald.
"Several feet at least."
in Eugene the following day at
“ I thought it wus about a rod. but 1 end that tbfso combined emotions pro
;..................................J.
W. Harris
l h . Ground 1» A llv ..
i (I p, in.
know better now. I hadn’t more’u got duce this morbid state.
. ,.F . B. Wilson
of Peace
We are so need to thinking of the soil
The
horse
is
quick
to
take
ndvr.r.tage
bold
of
his
tail
when
he
got
hold
of
me
.. John F. Tanner
aud was gulping down them missing Au of the ignorance or the fear of those as mere miucral matter that it comes
Single fare - - - - $5.00
ger». He wanted the hull hand and arm, who control him. As compared with quite as a shock to find this is a mistuke.
As a matter of fact, the layer of soft
but they beat him off. 1 thought at first the dog, he is somewhat slow of com
Round trip - - - - SU.00
I wouldn’t explain matters, but then I prehension, bnt he differs from the dog mold whioli clothes the gTonud in ull
CITY OFFICERS.
thought 1 would. 1 look a good deal liko in this also—that lie seldom becomes cultivable districts and from which
Tickets for sale at E Bangs’s
“ too old to learn new tricks,” uud ins vegetation spring» is actually in great
a fool, don't 1?”
i livery barn, Eugene, and at Ilurd
memory is so retentive that lie never part a living layer of tiny plants aud
"Hardly that.”
,. W. H. Weatlierson & Davenport’s ollico in Florence.
"W ell, you do, end that's why I ex forgets what he bus cuce thcronglily! suimnls.
Interlacing threads cf molds and
plained. 1 was fool 'null to twLt a learned.
O. W. Hurd ’
It may also bo ret down as a role, fnngi, worms aud grubs, creeping in
lion’« tail, uud you may be fool ’null to
BUTTE
Win. Kyle>
1) re t tic ii lkT«ryw h*re.
want to poke one iu the eye, uud so my with but few exceptions, that he intends sects, tiny root parasites, decaying
kf Trustees
L. Christensen ¡
to do just right. If he err, it ie from leaves and the millions cf bacteria
tinco
in
tho
privacy
of
her
boudoir
advice is ‘Don’t. ’ ”—Chicago N ws.
J. A. Yates ,
ignorance, pain or fright, rarely from which spring from them—all tliero are
tho
tin
do
siei
la
woman
has
gone
back
.. J. C. FLINT, Proprietor
Th
e
P
re
h
isto
ric
Doif,
stubbornness
or vice. This pc etna to be mixed aud mingled together tor mnuy
TO
to
tbe
watteuu
costume
of
the
seven-
__ John II. Morris
C H IC A C O
3Eflor©noa,
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
generally
unknown
or at least disre inches down below our (ect in a con
teiuth
century,
to
be
in
keeping
litr
In
tuo
Homan
period
not
only
were
............. J. A. Pond
garded, for of all animals the horse is fused mass of life. Germs of all Fort«
desk
and
room
furnishings
must
bear
W A S H IN G T O N
sight
bounds
aud
scent
hounds
fully
......... G. C. Cumpton
the stamp of that flowery period. Her differentiated, but there were also va tbe least understood, the most harshly swarm iu countless millions.
Indeed, all Ibe plants that grow nnd
OUR AIM—To furnish the best P H IL A D E L P H IA
walls aro hung with delicate cretonnes, rious kinds of laprlogs and house dogs, jndged and unjustly treated, and for the
life that exists cn the face of tho earth
N E W YORK
least
iufraction
of
discipline
he
is
too
bestrewed
with
bunches
of
roses,
vio
although
none
quite
liko
our
modern
aecoininodations at reasonable
lets, forgetmeuota or true lovers’ bows. breeds. Even as far back as about 3,900 often brutally punished. If men who owe their being to tl.o fact that tho
IECRET SO CIETIES.
BO STO N ANO A L L _
prices.
The chairs and tables and desk nre of II. C. Egyptian frescoes show not only train horses would control their tem ground is alive. You take a shovelful of
P O IN T S E A S T »»J 8 O U T H
I
gilt or white and gold, and to match ull greyhouiidlike breeds, but one with pers and endeavor to ascertain the cause the finest soil in the world aud sterilize
For information, time cards, maps »»mi tickets this perishable daint.ue.-s fashion has droopir» enrs like a hound, and a third, of tho animal’s misbehavior, they would it—(hut is, beat it till all the life in it
A.M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
decreed that the ornaments which two which has l»eeu compared to the modem find that there is often a good excuse fot is destroyed—and then plant seeds in it.
etc., call on or w iitc
ignlar communication on second
No amount of care or watering w ill
years ago were of steriiug silver »ball turnspit, while house dogs nnd lapdogs his actions.
|rtli Saturdays in each month.
R . M c M 'J R P H E Y ,
W. W. NEELY, Prop’r.
The eye is the best index to tho ani make those feeds grow. Their life de
now
bn
o f the m o t beautiful Dresden camo in soon afterward. Whether any !
O. W. Hutu, W. M.
General Agent. Rooms 2 and 1. Shelton Block, paiteru.
of these a.-e the direct ancestors of mod m al’s feelings. The ears are very ex pends on the life in the soil urouud them.
îoïTS, Secretary.
Tables furnished with all the
EUGENE, OREGON.
The individual inkstands am gor em breeds or whether all such have pressive, but they do not reveal so —London Answers.
geous. The birds of the air are slaugh been produced by sal.sequent crossing is plainly the emotions that are dominat
delicacies of the season. Wild
A. D. C H A rtLTO N ,
Gln«Sovr’tt F a m ily Homes.
tered to adorn woman’» hats, and the a very difficult question to answer, more ing him ns tlie eve does. Therefore
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Among the many new thingR started
study
the
eye
with
its
varying
expres-
especially
when
wo
recollect
that
if
an
beasts
of
the
forest
aro
slain
to
fasfiluu
General Lyons Post, No. 58. inline, lish and fruit in season. Best
265 Morrison St. Cor. 3d.
by the Glasgow corporation is a "fam
feta second und” fourth Saturdays
P o r t l a n d O r . her inkstands. Tho newest novelty is ancient Egyptian artist bud to draw the sious, and when you can read its mean ily home.” It is intruded mainly for
i accomodations for the traveling
a frame of horns of all kinds and de portrait of a modem dog it would be ing you hold the key to ouo of tho chief
month at 1 ‘.30 p. ni.
widowers and widows who go out to
scriptions, Io hold tho heavy out glass very doubtful whether it would be roc- secrets of successful horse training.
I. B i - ttkkkielu , Commander.
public. Charges reasonable.
Tho horse should bo convinced that work. There are 100 bedrooms, each of
ink bottles. Iu some designs tho horns ognized by its master or mistress. -
The Funk & Wagnalls
[
J. !.. F cum sii , Adjutant.
are reversed, and the large end is made
Bnt tho record of the uutiqnity of do- 1 resistance is useless, tut do not be im which coLta.ns a good Led tor the 1»
! to answer for a candlestick or recepta- mestieated dogs does not evm stop with I patient or harsh. Remember that suc ther or mother aud u bro".d cot for the
’ clo for tho i>eus or sealing wax. Then, the earliest known Egyptian luoun- cess is the reward cf uuwearied pa younger children, l or mese looms iho
again, a Imttle w ill have a cover of an weuts. Not only were snob breeds kuowu tience. If you fail at first, keep trying punuts pay Ba fid. ii w i\k , and that
O V . W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
Of The
faMcts every 1st and 31 Saturdays
elephant’» head iu heavy metal, the in Europe during the iron and bronze until you enccced. Do not be discour sum includes the lighting, heating uud
T fo o n th .
Members and visiting Twentv-three
baso and supjx rt i f the bottlo being the ages, but also during tho niitocedeut aged if you do not semi to make much cleaning of them. Cl<an linen is sup
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
bn in good standing are cordially
!
two
tusks belonging to the animal.
neolithic or polished »tone period. progress. Your task may take weeks ci plied once a week. In the home, also
M iles W est
I to attend. J. .1. A nderson , M. V .
Tin n there arc stump, scales, paper Tbeeo have bcou do* ribed by Professors eveu months, but if you porsevero you there are dining, recreation and nursery
rooms. The children aro looked utter
RLE, Recorder.
of Eugene. CO M PLETE
1 vveigliis, sitiicp bo.;es, boxes for sealing Rutiuieyer aud Woidricb, i.ud those w ill triumph.
While it is trne that with some horses and cared for while the parents are at
wax end tapus, piuvviptrs, blotters, who are acquainted with tho difficulty
S U C O IE H T
D. F. Heceta Lodge No. Ill,m eets
everything requisite to make writing a of distinguishing between some of tlio tho whip must be occasionally used, It work for an infinitesimal sum. Tho
(ry Wednesday evening in Lodge
luxury, and all iu the duiutiesr. most living species by their skulls ulouo will should be tho very lust resort, aud re cooking, washing and bathing arrange
A U TH O H IT A T I V E leti
[Florence, Oregon. Brother! in
liiug ocsiguanud forms.-■‘■New York understand the laborious nature rf the member always that one, or at most ments are excellent, and a» the thing is
Eaiidiug invited to attend.
Letter.
task. Still these authorities appear to two, cuts and a few sternly spokeu done on a large scale and ecour u icullv
J. J. A nderson , > . G.
have made onl tlmt the Swiss ueolithio words are more efficacious than un urranged tho e'.tublifhment is t xjxtcteil
T h e C oiu iiyj S h irt W aist.
A ndrew B rvnd , Sec.
301,865 Vocabulary Term*
dog (Cauls pulostris) had certain cranial hour's punishment. There is no more to pay for itself. Glasgow hem voleuce
Parisians have gradually Lem devel
347 Editors and Specialist*
resemblauces to both hounds r.ml span vieicus or false idea than that a horse is is nothing if not practical, uml this utfw
oping a g n a t tasto ler silk shirts, and
S33 Readers for Quotations
iels, uud thus indicated an r.dvanced benefited by a ‘‘sound thrashing.” On homo seems a most udwirablo man ra
i bis form i f bodice premises to carry all
iho contrary, it is the very worst thing tion.—£ t Je.nie» Gazette
ÎHURCH DIRECTORY
5000 Illustrations
before it for morning v.car next spriug type, which is considered to have been you cun do, because the horse's recollec
Money Saved
derived
trom
neither
wolves
nc?
jackal",
Cost over $960,000
T h e D a c e % endome In Pari«.
and suiuncr. All the best houses are
bnt from some species now extinct. Tj»m tion of tbe pain and tbe fright occa
Appendix of 47.468 Entries
By
preparing varied selections cf them,
I b YTERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
The Paris correspondent of u London
sioned by it is more vivid and enduring
1
other
breeds
have
also
Is
en
recognized
many rather ornate, but still maintuin-
fegoii. Sabbath service. Sabbath-;
Patronizing it.
from the superficial deposits f the con than his remembrance of why it was paper says that, though always stately
1, 10 o’clock a. in. Preaching 11,
Í iug their special cbuiacUristies—name
tinent, aud ff, as is very likely to be administered, aud at yonr next lessen and imposing, the Place Yrndome is by
(k a. in. and 7 p. m. Sacrament o
The fall number "f wools «mt terms In ly, tuikcd frouiH au.l regular shirt the case, any or all of these races are he is nervous aud afraid and at tbe least no means a lively part of Paris
It has
Lord’s supper on 1st Sabbath of
cither gathered into a hand
tho forerunners of somo of tho modern note of auger in your voice (for horses retained tbrongh long years the char-
Prop. düfcrent «llctioiisrie» for the entire slplntbet 1- sleeves,
try, April? July ami October. Qeo. Hale
with infiies falling over tho hand or
ss follow,: S’ OUMOXT I. 51,001; WllBl IIK'TBIt
breeds it w ill readily bo understood how judge the meed of the trainer by his nrteristics lor which it was noted in tho
lliody is welcome to all the services.
with cutis turned Lack.
L requests Christians to make
_ _2_
complex is the origin lit the mixed group manlier and his tone of voice) be muy reign of the grand t; cnarqt o, Louis
1(8,(100; WSHST.ÎK (tiiu-rnalloiial), 125,000: i ' en -
Some
have
fri,lings
(landing
from
become almost uncontrollable iu Ids tf- . XIV, for whom it was plauneo and laid
Eulvds known.
1TVKY, (six volumes.
complete,) 225,000: the back and sides of a round collar, which we now ea.l Canis iauiiliaris.—
BUSINESS CARDS-
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
forts to escape the expected flagellation, out. Cf late a few good »hops have ap-
Knowledge.
STANUAUU, over 300,000;
and the lower edge is trimmed so as to
It is a Riifo rule for any one having » poared here aud there aim,ng the houses
serve for a little basque ir.stiad cf be
••’Tvr®5 tl*o Nlg’b t Bef«»ro C hristm as.”
hasty temper not to have a whip at on the place, aud it is proposed to add
ing worn tucked into the skirt. Very
DisT EPISCOPAL CHURCH flRST RATIONAL
Mr. Clarvu-.' i Cock contriLut .i to Tho hand. The temptation to use it may be Io tbe unmb'ir cf these business estab
.Sanóle Pages Free........
narrow tucks sewed either clow together [ Century an article on ‘‘The ?,nth( r of too great. Aud it is also wise net to at lishments. Fence in a comparatively
ce.
Preaching at Glenada
, or iu groups will l;o preferred to wide i ‘A Visit From St. Nicholas’ "—Clem tempt to teach him when yon are iu a brief sp aced time the l.uildiug»arcm.d
; two Sundays of each month 1
OF EUGENE.
tucks and folds. I ’cr thus*, with turn ent C. Moore. Mr. Cook »aysof tho ori had humor, for if he docs not do jaat Napoleon’s column w ill be brilliantly
School
every
Sunday at
down collars, generally bordered with gin of the familiar poem:
I’raver meeting every Thurs- T. O. HBNORICaS. P'«-
right yon w ill probably vent somo of it diversified, and stalely monotony wilt
« B
J" • C,SM'" ACENTS W A N T E 3 .
narrow tuiks, tic» aro mude of the bair.o
Iig'atlhe church. Everybody
disappear. The Plato Vendouie may in
Mr. William S. Pelletrean, in Pie in on him.
material.
invited.
G. F. R ound »,
When whipping is used only ss a last a few year*, or even less, be a lle to di»-
teresting account of Dr. Moore's li.o
$50.000
Pastor.
RAID UR OA8H CAPITAL,
fiiicouue silks with very small pat which he has just publi bed, trlis us resort, the necessity fot it seldom arises, j tance tho Rue de la i uix as n locality
$50 000
8URPLU8 AND PROFITS,
E. D. BRONSON & CO, terns and iiurn.ouionsly »Laded cheek» that tlio “ Visit From St. Nicholas” was As the horse makes progress in hi* edu for a ftd u n u Llioppirg, tea drinking
and plants w ill he more used tor mak written in 1823 os n Cbibtines pr .fCUt cation ho nudcratauds Letter wlint is re and flirtation.
Pacific Coast Agents
ing shirts than plain silks, which had for his children, au I that a young lady quired of him aud transgresses less fre
ATTORNEYS
A C C O U N T S S O U C IT E U
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Hl« Krwnn.
the run last season. A great deal will visiting the family copied it into her al quently, anil nearly always a sound rat
also Le done in lawm shirts for the sum- bum ami »cut it, uukiiowii to Dr. Moore, ing when lie knows that he 1» misbe
EUGENE.
•
-
"
OREGON
"Why is it," they ashed him, ‘that
933 Market S t.
¡ mer and in gingham shuts tor the, pop to tl e editor r.f the Troy Lentinel, who having is sufilcicnt. Hmetiraes when you prefer gas to electrio light?”
C. WOODCOCK,
H ow Punch nud J o d j Camo to E u fla n d . ular Gade. — Excbauge.
“ in the case cf electrio lig h t,” hn
printed itwitliont tho author's name iu this is disregarded a slap with tbs open
NOTARIES.
«aid, looking at them in urtonishmeut.,
The heyday rf tho puppot show in
i tho issue of Ahat journal for December hand w ill cause iuttent obedience.
OniShtsrs of Iho líe veintiún.
“ it cau UHUully be controlled by means
England w ai during the last century
Mrs. Caroline Long Bartlett of- Or- 23, 1828. l'rdra tbo newspaper it found [ There ate two forms of punishment,
, Long before then strolling showmen 8! ge, N. -L, " hose fatter, MoiC.i Bart its way to the tehoc l r-adtrs and speed cr rather brutality, that aie inexcusa of a button or a spring on the wull w ¡th
R. BUTTOLPH,
in easy reach.”
|g e n e ,
-
O re g o n
bad exhibited "ilrclla" or ••motion»"—
lett, served for three yean, iu the war ily became a great favorite with chil- , ble uudtr any circuinstancfls— these are
They admitted that he spoke truly.
is
tho
English
puppats
wero
kuowu
in
r.triking
a
hc.r.e
over
the
head,
no
mat
dr<
u
all
over
tho
country.
7 «"<1 *
cf the l.evcluticn, roncntly celebrated
k Ait.ntion given to collectiuns ano I ru
"That being so,” he went on, “ if
tha early days—to crowds of gaping
Mr. Pelletroau tell» u«(hot Dr. Moore ter how light the blow, and kicking
btr ninety-fourth Linhday. bho was
pi
yon had ever stood over a small but
rustics, but it was not until tfco time of
presented with a handsomely engraved v.us st fir«t annoyed by the cppcnranco him— r.nd aside from their inhumanity pretty young woman who with upturn
Htcole aud Addisou that t he puppet show parchment certificate of honorary mem of the poem in | rint, as ho had not in- i there 1» great danger of prrnisncutly in
ed an<l Hiixioca face was striving t<>
bexamn a fashionable amusement, pat
flo r e n o e ,
-
•
O regon .
bership in tho Dauqhterr.of the Revolu t'/uded it for the public and thought it ; juring biro. Whenever du’'iop a lesson
E. O PO TTER.
colt
or
young
l.crxe
becomes
heated
,
reach the ehuiidelier to light tbe gas
ronized by upper tandem.
a
mere
triflo
with
bet
«light
litcraiy
tion, unq tin re wan a large gai Bering in
Pulcmolla cams to London iu I8C3, her honor. Her daughter, Mr» IzinisDo merit. No doubt it was with some mia- : aud angiy, cense at ouce, cud if yon yon never wccld have to ask me the
. . . . A‘.torney-at-Law
• - •
FRANK B. WILSON.
when an Italian puppet playi r set up Bloia Gnlkscu, with whom she n.akea givings that, 80 years later, he pave it have been impatient and abused him question you havo seen fit topat.
his booth nt Charing Cross nutl paid a ter borne, is (rearar r of the New Jersey a place iu the volume cf his collected keep away from him and do not up- Cbicugu Fest.
EUGENE, OREGON
small rental to fb« T.»cratersof 8t liar
btate so.ie‘7, D. K
Another "real poems. With I bp proverbial I lindnesa preseh him until be has fcrgolteu the
/ m e » t the Court 11 ou wc.
Kaaj.
tin’s parish His innio was nt coco
daughter" is Mrs. Rebecca I ratt of of writers be probably thought this oocarmice.
Caznhon of the Marseilles thcator re
Be soothing nnd gentle In yonr man
= LORENCE. - - - OREGON Englished into Pnnebim Ho. which was Chelsea, Mas«., who was the guest cf playful sally, written to plenre hia
soon to be completely Anglicized a> honor at the lote i.rpauization of Win- youngsters nt their Christmas rr.rrry- ner BLd your tone of voice. Win hi* late» that he learned in two hours aud
played the tuuie evening the part cf
Punch.—Harper a 'dagazina.
E. E. BENEDICT,
niMiuinet chapter, L IL The meeting ninkiug, far inferior t> its oil forgotten confidence, aud yon w ill never regret it,
BO YEARS’
companions, cf which he says in bis for then iu tho hour of daegtr yonr Uuridan in “ Lu Tonr du Nesi a "
was
held
iu
the
old
l'r.itt
honae,
bol
It
EXPERIENCE
A C o n tlo je n t N am *.
“ Prodigious I" »ays a bystander.
I t T O R -N E T Y - A . T - L .A .V V
iu IthsO. Tin story oi her grandmother'» preface, ‘‘Baine of them Lave cost me voice nod the touch of yonr bond rens-
Tho Syracuse Post rays that a girl flight from L'l «toil (lu r lnmnc was oppo mn< h time and thought, aud I Lave si re him, and he will fate imminent ‘‘How could you ever do it?”
baby was recently brought to a riorgy site ( lirist eliuri b. on Salem street) in composed Ihciu all us carefully aud ccr- pi ril if ouly vox are near.
“ Ho, 1 p i t read it tarcfnlly and
Florence. : : Oregon.
man of the city to ba baptized The lat the night preceding tl’.abattleof Bunker rcctly us I could.'*
In conclusion never target that the tlnu 1 tied u knot in r y l.undkcri b:tf
ter asked tho namo of the baby
frlntrq li of tbo t-ainer’s m t is in w ill to m ucin btr it by "—Farts Figaro.
Hill was told by Mis 1’ratt in a ¿raphio
Van t.
"Dinah M
the father responded.
ing and > be trful obedience from a de
"B utw uat d.ies tho ‘11 staud f<>r?" manner.
Tho Turk was < ngiually a Tartar,
Cant, n ecniug mo- k hureiltty, lock sire to plrose, and l <rau«n long custom
T rade M arrs
D esigns
Up »• lb«»«’ stalionery.
tbn minister
its iiHine ir - i n u c . Auuiew (¡ant. n leas made it a habit, not because the w ith a u< *u a» fiat us thi.t of the Hun, n
- ’ rn ’ ’ ' C opyrights 4 c . interrogated
"W ell. 1 do not know yet It all de
The ’.-start »ciiwtiiai in stationery Is minister iu A Is rdeen Jiirc, who, during hone fi-ais to disobey thrrngh dread of receding thin and «qruut eyes, Fnt
unialgauiHtn u with the nations lie has
pends ujshi how «be turns cut ”
paper ood envelopes of the »ame size the time < t the Ci.v uaiitrn, was fnn.cfl puiiithmcnt.— Oar Animal Friends.
a
S
S
ä
f e
S
couqucicd hint elevated hi* uu«c,»traight-
"Il.i.v she turn' <>ntT Why. 1 do not lurftad of folding tha shcetof note pnptur for I.is whiutug ui.d pretending fervor.
onderxtun I v wi. ’ «aid the donituio
to fit into the envelope*, a* civilized nu-
M snycf the ctrects cf Paris are lined cned hi» rye* anil brought hi* chin iutd
Tatent« Tat«« throngh Monn A to . receive
■rvlj ñ 1 Trs-ls VsrVs oMxinsd »nd all T » t,
A i'n n rifu l Vi««r.
"Oh. if she tarns cot uioe an I sweet
gprrUi MMM» without rW » e . t® the
done
with lu es. If a tree dies, another of the a preiuinri.io icuru bee on.iug than it
busts-ssrouduetsd fcr Moder«’ « G N ' 1
-s I m ~l • t. <trw-'- .g or ph" O'- « •
.
and Imudy ahoat the house, like her
He— Why is it that men oan ksop se same l.icd, age aud eixe is brought from wzs Left re.
-ntshter-eoetcb -r-e. < > ,rV e "«e »4n eii..j
moth i. 1 shall call her Dinah -May. but
ring
crets better than women?
(Le sfata forests and put in its piste.
• s ,..-
-1 . Arxaip.tet 'Ite» «»OJJ
’» l.’.-A ’
ro-t »f »Asae I t
It is estimated lluit during l ho pre« n»
if the 1 ¡vt a fiery temper and displays a
's
She— Because men generally kne w a Tlio cost ,'s son ctbii.g tremendous, but
1 f fr^B COCB
sent .'r A-.Ire«.
bon.b,hell ilisporition. like mine, I shall
; h>t of things which they wouldn't v.ai < Parts is the wert beautiful cf modem century no les» thau ttO.übfi.UUU cf civi
lized tutu have periebid iu war.
c .
rail her Dinah Might."
told cu them».Ives.—Brooklyn Life.
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H. H. Barrett, Prop’r,
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