» '- r r - y - f y
▼ ▼ f F W*“T -»-•»
J T H E W E S T
► YO UR H O H E PAPER
SUPPO RT IT
y r ry -y -y rr
r
4
J
A D V E R T IS E R S
f
J
e u s l a w s o s l ì p a p ié ,
J
O P P O R T U N IT Y
L x
VOL.
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oct. 7, 1898.
general directory
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
STATE OFFICERS-
TRAVELERS' GUIDE
S T E A M ER “ M IN K ,”
O
J L R .3 D I 3 S T E R .
o —— Will make"-------o
ST A Q K
jovernor............- ........... W illiam P. Lord.
lecretary of 8 ’a t e ............If. B. Kincaid.
REGULAR
D A IL Y TR IPS
---- Between-----
treasurer............................. P h ilip M etclien
ait Deal of Tile.
lupt. Public Instruction— G. M. Irwin.
!Ute P rinter............................W . H . Iaseds
attorney G eneral........... C. M. Idlenian.
f ....................R . 8. Bean
lupreme C«»rt
j . . . . . . . . . F. A Moore
( ___ C. E. Wolvetton
fudge Second D istrict. .J . W. Hamilton
Prosecuting A tto r n e y .. .Geo. M. Brown
O R THERN
Pacific, Ry.
Usessor.................................. D. P. Burton
School Superintendent---- W . M. Miller
¡Surveyor................................. C. M. Collier
ICoroner..............................W . P. Cheshire
Justice of P eace.................. C. H. Holden
¡Constable................................E . A. Evans
E. B an g s,
DULUTH
FA R G O
CRAND
CITY OFFICERS.
FO RKS
C R O O K 8TO N
W I N N IP E G
H E L E N A «»«I
.. W . H . W eatberson
O. W . Hurd
W in. K yle
L. ChristPiisen
Board of Trustees
M. Morris
BUTTE'
THROUGH TICKETS
TO
C H IC A C O
Recorder...........................John II. Morris
W A S H IN G T O N
Treasurer ............................... J- A. Pond
Marshal.............................G. C. Cumpton
P H IL A D E L P H IA
NEW
YORK
i P O I N T 8 E A S T '“ id S O U T H
For Information, time cards, maps and tickets
etc., call on or write
I A F.A A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
R. M c M u r p h e y ,
Regular communication on second General Agent. Rooms 2 and 4, Shelton Block,
and fourth Saturdays in each month.
EUGENE, OREGON.
O. W . H ubd , W. M.
A. D. CHARLTON,
I. G. K notts , Secretary.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
255 Morrison St. Cor. 3d.
P o r tla n d O r.
General Lyons Post, No. 58
meets second ami fourth Saturdays
I of each mouth at 1 :30 p. m.
J. I. B utterfield , Commander.
J. L. F urnish , Adjutant.
C.AB
MORRIS .*« HOTEL,
. . . J . C. F L IN T ,
P roprietor. . .
F l o r e n c e , O r e g o n ..
O. U. W.
Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
OUR AIM—To furnish tho be
every 1st and 3d Saturdays
A • each meets month.
Members and visiting
, brethren in good standing are cordially accommodations
i invited to attend. J. J. A nderson , M. W. prices.
W ji . K vle , Recorder.
at
reasonabe
I 0. 0 . F. Ileceta Lodge No. I l l , meets
1« every Wednesday evening in Lodge
Head of Tide Hotel,
Hall, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
good standing invited to attend.
T homas J. B oren , N . G.
C iias . H. V andeubvrg , Sec.
W. W. NEELY, Prop’r.
Tables furnished with all the
delicacies of the season. Wild
game, fish and fruit in season. Best
CHURCH DIRECTORY
accomodations for the traveling
RESBYTERIAN C H U RC H , Florence, public. Charges reasonable.
P
Oregon. Sabbath serv ice: Sabbatli-
tcliool, 10 o'clock a. m. Preaching 11
o'clock a. in. and 7 p. in. Sacrament of
the Lord's supper on 1st Sabbath of
January, April, July and October.
Everybody is welcome to all the services.
Pastor requests Christians to make
themselves known.
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
ATTORNEYS
Attorney a t Law,
E ugene,
-
Elk Prairie Hotel.
Tw entv-three
M iles W est
of Eugene.
ON EUGENE AND
FLORENCE
STAGE
ROUTE.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
O reg o n
Money Saved
By
P atron izing it.
fl^ R o o m * 7 and 8 Mclxtreii’s Building.
n>3cial attention given to collections and pro-
** e business.
E. O PO TTER.
EUtiESE, OREGON.
notaries .
- E r r ic i At the Court House.
A. B. BUTTOLPH,
E. E. BENEDICT,
A T T O R N E Y
F lo r e n c e .
-
A T
Prop.
Geo. Hale
..........Attorney-at-Law . . .
-
L A W
,
Notary Public, Surveyor
Oregon.
O regon .
pn orw nc
SO VKARt*
SXPERICNCB
P atents
Drwtit«
___
C o ftb io htb > c -
»*n<Wn« a nkeírt» and d—«rtf M g j fg
i is rrobnbir pntentoM«. Crwnwi«nkw-
U -nt »"trWfremrikfcmstol.
s
HwlHhoo* nB r
' m ia«eM Mener «w
I •»•»»• teken dtmeeti Btaee * en-
««flea, wNtMMt efeenra. la tlm
SckMlfk flgtrkM -
t o u s i s a s s e s »
wg.g
frank b . WILSON-
NOTARY
F L O R E N C E . - -
PUBLIC.
-
OREGON
¡PATENTS
en«
Send rooJet. <*r»7,
S
K
Î T w » » 4 »1** '*
F,>„ r fee r“-« dna till
' —
cTÁ. SNOW * CO.
ie. C ¿
- ''i.
o , . . ..
I Single faro - - _ - $5.00
Round trip _ _ -
- $9.00
Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’
livery barn, Eugene, and at 0 . AV.
Ilurd’s office in Florence.
THE COURT JESTER.
no yob
want
«RSUinpiiOB?
We are sure you do not.
Nobody wants it. But it com es
to many thousands every yesr.
Itcom es to those who have had
coughs and colds until the
throat is raw, and the lining
membranes of the lungs are
inflamed. Stop your cough
when it flrst appears, and you
remove the great danger of
future trouble.
Auer’s
stops coughs of sll kinds. It
does so because it is a sooth
ing and healing remedy of great
power. This makes it the great
est preventive to consum ption.
Put one of
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Plasters over your lunjjs
A
r r a e t ie a l J o * » T h a t W i l l S » a u » » m
P la y e d o a C a r d la a l W u la e y .
LE A D
A m elia Wofford te lls of “ T he Court
Jesters of E n glan d " in SL N icb o la a
T he fo llo w in g is related of K in g H enry
V H I's je s te r :
Som m ers, lik e Scogati, liked a prac
tical joke, and one th a t be played on
Cardinal W olsey is th u s q u a in tly told
by A r m iu :
“ Of a tim e appointed th e k in g dined
St W indsor, in th e chappel yard at Car-
d in a ll W olsey's at the sam e tim e w hen
he w as b u ild in g that adm irable work
of b is torn be, at w hose gate stood a
num ber o f poore people, to be served
w ith alm s w hen dinner w as done w ith
in, and as W ill {lassed by they saluted ‘
him , taking him for a w orthy person- I
_A _
age, w h ich pleased him . In he com es,
*nd finding the k in g a t dinner and the
la rd in a ll by atten d in g, to disgrace him
that ho never loved, Harry, suyes bee, |
lend m e £10. W hat to doe? saica the
king. To pny three or fonre of tbe car-
d in a ll's creditors, quoth hee, to w hom .
m y word is past, and they are now com e
for the m oney. T hat thou sh a ii, W ill,
quoth bee. Creditors of m ine? sales the
card iu all. He g iv e your grace m y beat*
if any man can ju stly ask« m e a penny.
No, saies W ill. Lend mo £10, If I pa>
it not w here thou o w est it, l ie g iv e thee
W illam ette St.,
£20 for i t Doe so, suies the king. T hat
I w ill, m y liege, saies thee card iu all,
Eugene,
thou gh I o w e none. W ith that he lends
W ill £10. W ill goes to the gate, d is
Lane Co., Ore.
tributes it to tbe poore and brought tbe
em pty bag. There is thy bag againe, i
saies bee. T hy creditors are satisfied,
and m y word on t o f daugor. W ho re
ceived , saies the king, tbe brewer or
the baker? N eyth er, Harry, saies W ill
Somiuera. B ut, card iu all, answ er m e in
In Tbe Century there is an article by
oue th in g, to w hom dost tbou ow e thy the late Francis A. Walker on “ The
soule? To God, quoth hee. To w hom Canoes of Poverty. ’* General Walker
thy w ealth? To th e poore, saies hee. says:
Take th y forfeit, Harry, saies the foole.
I w i l l nnt inq uire how m any m ute,
Open ooufession, open peuuance. H is in gloriou s W hitm ans or T horeaus thero
bead is th in e, for to the poore at tbe m ay be am ong the tram ps of tb e U n ited
gate I paid h is debt, w h ich hee y ield s States, but i t cannot be dpubted th at
is due, or i f thy stony heart w ill not th e outcasts o f a h ig h ly sop histicated
y ield it so, save thy head by den yin g society em tr a c e n ot n fe w w h o in a
tby word and lend it nice. Thou kuow- tribe o f hu n ters or herdsm en or fisher
e sl 1 am |ioore and have neyther w ealth m en w ou ld have had a place and w ou ld
nor w it, and w h at thou leu dest to th e perhaps have been n ot useless m em bers
poore God w ill pay th ee tenfold. * • • o f th e body politio. F orm erly in tbe
The k in g lau gh t at the jest, and so did U n ited S tates w e used largely to rid
th e card iu all for a shew , but it grieved ourselves of th is elem en t by throw ing
him to jest aw ay £ 1 0 s o .”
m en o f th at ty p e o o t on to th e frontier.
IN
Dry Goods
Fancy Goods
Furnishing Goods
Clothing .
g Shoes
W E D E FY C O M P E T IT IO N .
RESPECTFULLY
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
▼agabaaS Ploaeera.
A FrBBBbwBBBaB^B V u iB ra X .
T h e P aris correspondent of th e L on -
d'-n T elegraph, w r itin g o f a fun eral re*
oen tly held in an in terior tc ^ n o f
Frauoe, says the dead w om an h .w bceu
in easy circu m stan ces aud had long been
beset by th e odd am bition to be buried
A asAe/o ATm/Zoaf
i T h e F u n k & W a g n a lls
XJbeaejr F eo a .
in pom p and splendor and w ith tb e ac
For four cents In stam ps to pay post
com panim ent of a large crow d. W ith
age, we w lil neiid you s.x teeu medical
books.
th is end in v ie w she bequeathed to her
p riacip al touant, a steady g o in g green
M udtaai A dv/oa
We have th e exclusive services of
grocer, tho greater part o f her fortune,
Of The
som e of the m ost em inent physicians
c o n sistin g o f about $ 16,000, on the e x
In the United States. Unusual oppor-
tuuities and long experience em i
press con d ition that she sh ould be In
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
nently tit thorn for giving yon tuediewl
sdvlce. Write freelv all the partic
terred in stato, th e hearse being draw n
ulars In your esse. Yon will rucelve a
by six hom es caparisoned im th e trap
COMPLETE
prompt reel*, w ithout cost.
Address, DR. J. C. AYER.
p in gs of w oe, w ith a ll th e usual ad ju n cts
A
Lowell. Mass.
SU CC IENT
to m atch. N o t con ten t w ith th is pre
W h ile m illio n s w en t w e st w ith on- caution, tbo w orthy dam e, w h en sh e
DON’T TALK OF YOUR ILLS. daunted resolu tion , boundless energy perceived th a t her end w as n igh , le ft
A U T H O R IT A T IV E
and strong am bition to m ake for them - leg a c ies not on ly to a variety o f ch ari
P e o p le A r e M o re In te r e s te d l a t h e P le n a
TROUT AND PIGKEKtL.
relves and their child ren hom es in tbe table in stitu tio n s, bnt also to th e flre^
n n t S ide o f L ife .
land s n e w ly opened to settlem en t, there m en o f tb e place, to tho local band a n d
S o m e th in g A b o u t T h e ir M e th o d s o f F e e d
301,865 Vocabulary Term«
“ E very oue o f us has h is and her
w e n t alon g w ith them no inconsidera to th e gym n astio clu bs o f th e district.
in g , na O bserved n t t h e A q u a r iu m .
347 Editors and Specialist.«
ow n a ilm e n ts," w rites Edward W. Bok
A ll tliese so cieties w ere, o f course,
It is cosy to observe at the aquarium iu T he L adies' H om e Journal, decrying ble num ber w h o-w ere sim p ly u n com
533 Readers for Quotations
tbe habits of Hah iu feeding. Som e are the un pleasant hab it m any petp te have fortable under th e req uirem en ts o f an represented w ith becom ing gratitu d e a t
5000 Illustrations
slu ggish , some are fierce and som e aro of discussing their bodily ilia. “ It is old society. T hey som etim es m ade e x tb e obsequies, w h ich iu scrupulous ao*"
Cost over $960,000
oordauce w ith tb e w ish e s o f th e de
■ly. The trout are fed on liv e k illics. enough for us a ll to keep w ell ourselves. cellen t pioneers up to a certain point.
Appendix of 47,468 Entries
So lo n g as a ll, the poorest and the ceased benefactress o f tb e lu ck y green
T h e killiea w hen throw n in to the tauk To be com pelled to listen to tb e a i l
scatter in all directions, w ith the trout m ents o f others does not rnuke that task best, had to liv e in hu ts, w ear shabby grocer aud tb e charitable and other in
after them lik e chain lig h tn in g , t w is t any easier. B esides ull this, th ese un clo th es and liv e m eanly w h ile openin g stitu tio n s, w ere on a m aguificeut and,
The full number of words and terms In ing and turning w ith m arvelous celeri necessary narratives o f personal a il up the country and m aking th e first indeed, colossal scale, seein g th a t up
hurried im provem ents upon th e so il, w ard o f (1,000 persons belonging to a ll
different dictionaries for the entire alphabet is ty. The k illie s double, tbe trout dart m ents are p o sitiv ely injurious to our
these m en fe lt a t hom e. B u t w h en tb e classes o f so ciety fo llo w ed her m ortal
as follows: S tormonth , 50,000; W orchkster after them. R isin g to a bunch of k il s e lv e s P h ysician s a ll agree th at m any
more cam p in g ou t stage w as passed, rem ain s to th eir la st restin g place.
lic
s
at
tho
top,
the
trout
fairly
m
ake
of
th
e
slig
h
t
illn
e
s
s
e
s
o
f
srhich
somo
105,000; W kbhtkr (international), 125,000; C en
the w ater fly. T hey jum p alm ost, if not people m ake so m uch, oould be cured if w h en pu blic decency began to m ake its
tury , (six volumes.
complete,) 225,000:
A n C p S ta irs D lM k o m lt h S to p .
qu ite, clear out o f it, as if they were they w ou ld but take their m inds from requirem en ts and social d istin ctio n s
STANDARD, over 300,000;
A s is w e ll know n, th e B ald w in L o
turning som ersaults, and dow n they go th e m se lv es
Too m any people w ork rose in to v iew , stra ig h tw a y th ey cam o
in again and on after the k illies. It is them selves in to illn esses or prevent to fe el uneasy, uncom fortable, unhap com otive w orks are located in the hears
.Sample Pages Free........ . j • dashing, slash ing, crashing pursuit, th em selves from g ettin g w e ll by talk in g py. D a ily they cast m ore and more o f th e c ity o f P h ilad elp h ia, w h ere rea l
and iu about h a lf a m in u te tbe k illiea about a petty allm eu t w h ich , i f forgot glan ces toward tb e se ttin g sun, and be esta te is valuable. T h is con d ition o f
fore lon g they wero again on tb e m ove, th in g s leads to a great m any d e ta ils i a
---------
aro a ll gone.
ten, w ou ld rig h t itself.
Tho pickerel— how different I How
“ I w ill not say th a t w om en, more “ seeking a co u n try ’’ w h ere th ey could tb e uoustructiou of th e w orks w h ic h
silen t, and y e t how sudden I Tbe k illie than m en, are prone to th is e v il, but be os sh iftle ss, irregular and shabby as w ou ld n ot be th ou gh t o f under d ifferent
agents w a n t e d .
dropped iu above darts dow nward as tb e m ajority of w om eu have m ore they lik ed . T he story of the reputable circu m stau ces, alth ou gh , aa very often
through the w ater. N o t pursued, it leisu re than the m ajority of m en they pioneer h as been told in prose and in happens after one bas accom m odated
slow dow u and h a lts iu tho m iddle o f are m ore lik ely to le t th eir m inds d w ell verse, but th e story of the pioneer vag h im se lf to circu m stan ces in thia w a y ,
e . d . BRONSON & CO, tbe tank to rest and to recover its equa upon evory little i ll th at assaila them abond, sturdy, courageous, possibly good th e result is found to have no disad van
n im ity after its recent disturbing expe and talk about it. It seem s to m e that natnred and honest, but in toleran t of tages, but, on th e coutrary, is found to
Pacific Coast A gents
rience of being rem oved from its hom e ono of the m ost im portant lessons wo near neighbors and offen sive to good so be p o sitiv e ly advantageous.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
iu tho liv e food tauk, carried about iu can a ll learn w ith the close o f the year c ie t y , bus y e t to be w ritten .
One o f t b e featu res o f tb e B a ld w in
a galvan ised iron tray, and Anally is to refrain from in flictin g upon others
w o r k s w h ich is a b lacksm ith shop,
933 Market St.
V a lu e s ut a u to g ra p h « .
dropped into another tauk as food for w b a t ia purely personal to o u rselv es
■team ham m ers and a ll, ia located o n
“ T be different valu es o f different a u th e second floor. T b is shop doee w h a t
other fishes.
Let u s cease th is tiresom e, th is in co n
A t a little d istan ce Is observed the siderate, th is unnecessary talk about our tographs seem asto n ish in g at flrst. For th e B a ld w in w orks cu ll th e lig h t
T h a K lg titta g a ta .
exam ple, n letter of tb e D uke o f W e l work. It does not do tb e fram e fo rg in g
The n igh tin gale does not aing every pickerel. It has com e up silen tly , lik e a a ilm e n ts Cold and hard as i t m ay
long, slender, little steam er m oving seem , tho fact is nevertheless true, and lin g to n ’s enn bo had for 10 sh illin g s, or oth er heavy w ork, alth ou gh th e
where, yet it is as great a m istake to
wbcrcAs a letter o f Lord K elso n 's w ill w ork done is, as already in tim ated , su f
consider tbe bird aby as to im agin e its dead slow . Itc o m es to a h a lt so sm ooth w ill ever rem ain so, th at the vast m a
ly and q u ietly that tbe in stan t o f its jo rity of people are interested in w h at oo«t you £5. ”
ficien tly heavy to c a ll for steam h am
song is chiefly reserved for tho night.
“ H ow is that?”
h a lt is not noticed. It is sim p ly seen to is pleasant in our liv e s but not in w bat
mers. T he e n tire shop con tain s 8T
Ho w ill sing continually from one of
“ W ell, N elson is, o f course, tb e m ore forges, served by tw o f a n s w h ic h are
be ly in g there, m otionless, about six is unpleasant. P ain s and sorrow s are
tbe oaks bordering tbe w aysid e w h ile
elem en ts iu our liveH w h ich are sucred popular hero. B u t tb e m ain reason is driven by electric m o to rs A com p lete
the village folks pass and repass. Tho inches from the k illie .
that N elson , w ho w as generally at sea, system o f exh au st p ip in g for carryin g
A ll is peace and q u iet in th e tank, and in terestin g only to o u r se lv es “
village couples may rest upon the foot
w rote few letters com pared w ith W e l aw ay th e sm oko ia provided, w h ich , t*-
stile or linger to listen beneath the very and tho k illie s till balances Itself in tbe
lin gton, w h o w as g en erally on land. g eth er w ith th e very lib eral w in d ow
w ater and rests. Suddenly, w ith no ap
V o o M o ltk e .
tree on w hich th e bird is stationed,
V on M oltko w as o rigin ally an officer And yet neither o f these reasons h old s and sk y lig h t arse aud elevated location,
still the fu ll burden of m elody goes on parent exertion o f power, the pickerel
unchecked, w ithou t pause or interm is darts forward. The m ovem ent is so su d in tb e Dullish army. A t the age ot !> good alw ays. Hero aro a few prices resu lts in the clean est and lig h test
sion. And w hat a glorious outburst it den that it Is not realised that tho p ick years be w as entered as a royal oudet— that m ay pu zzle y ou : A letter of Lord shop, w h en the nninber o f fires is c o n
i ll What a perfect cascade of tr ills and erel lias moved u n til it is scon in its i. e., he w as to be educated at tbo e x Hencomdicld is w orth 2 guineas, but a sidered, th a t w e have ever seen. — A m er
shakes and sem iquavers! Suddenly it is new position. J h e k illie Is gone. It is pense of the king, Frederick VI. iu tbo lette r o f John B righ t's is on ly w orth 6 ican M achinist.
pierced by a siu gle note that shivers in now in the p ickerel's interior, and prob Copenhagen M ilitary academ y — a n d ,' «b illin gs, mid letters o f P alm erston, Sir
IM e h s a a a n d C ra lk s h a a k .
1
tbe ear w ith the sharpness of a fife. Im ably w ith on ly a very busy notion, if h avin g taken h is exam inations, he wore B cliei t. P u l and G eorge C an ning are a ll
T h e last tim e 1 saw D ick en s w a s in
m ediately after con u s tbe wondrous any at a ll, of how it got there.
th e Danish uniform u u til he, as u su b freq uently priced under 6 « h illin g s .'’
“ W hut is a letter o f C h arles D ick en s 1808, a t tho fnneral o f W illiu tu M ak e
T be m ethods of tbe trout and picker lieu ten an t nt tbe age of 27. petitioned
water bubble, to bo follow ed by a de
peace T hackeray, to w h ic h 1 accom
licio u s warble, len g drawn out and soft e l ere very different; their results, h ow tb e k in g for three yturs' leave to pro worth?”
" A lo u t 2 g u in ea s."
panied m y father. A lth o u g h December,
os could be breathed from the richest ever, aro m uch tb e sam e.— N ew York ceed to the coutineut to ttudy the m il |
it wns a« bright uud sunny as a Hummer
flute. Another prolonged tr ill, and then Sun.
itary art, as he says iu b is petition , “ to ' “ And oue o f C h a rles Lam b?"
“ From £ 3 to £ 6 ."
day. On g e ttin g oat a t th e ra ilw a y sta
a faroff sound thot alm ost seem s to
be able on bin return to em ploy his nc
Ona W o m an*« T r ia l* .
"
Byron?"
tio n w e cnconnterod U eorgo G rniktliauk,
come from another songster half a m ile
quirem ents for the good of b is country “
A resident o f Staten Island has lately
" A lette r from B yron i s w orth f o lly w ith w h om in early life Thackoray had
away serves to throw into relief tbe pas
T h is petition w as granted, b i l l the count
been very much nnuoyrd by som e o f the
sionate tremolo issu ing from tbe sim o
also asked to be ullow ed -to retain his £10. but a letter i.f L b elley is w orth studiod etch in g aud w h ose illu stra lio u a
w ere n featu re o f Lickuua' earlier works.
tin y throat, and all tbo tim e the w in gs urchins o f tbe neighborhood. She is a pay, and as tho kin g n t used tb is be m ore tiian dou ble th a t sum . ’*
“ A ud Burns?”
are quivering w ith < xcitem cnt and tbe great lover of nature and has on iter took h is discharge and entered tbo Prus
C ruikslinuk w as then in h is sev en tieth
front piazza a num ber of potted plants
"
C
b
,
£
2
5
to
£
8
0
a
t
least.
’’—
A
cad
year. H e w alk ed w ith na to K ensal
w hole coppice seem s to vibrate.
sian arm y, a recruit whom that organi
G reen cem etery, and th e day being
The soDg is, indeed, a w h ole orchestra w h ich have been cared for a ll w inter. zation has every reason to hold in on emy.
of bird music. Expressive of every shade A t n ig h t when everyth in g is qu iet, tbe during m emory.
w arm 1 carried h is overcoat.
Q u r a lia u u f U e a d llu M .
o f ecstasy, w e are at tim es startled by a hoys com e aud m anage to steal one or
T h e great toinperanoe a r tist w aa aa
O
ue
w
h
o
lia
s
done
in
stitu
tio
n
s!
w
ork
succession o f deep, p laintive tones that tw o plaDts w ith o u t discovery. One by
Paps 1« K ir O M tl.
nm oi g tb o Italian s for j t u r s w onders q u a iu t uud odd iu m anner aud appear
one
her
cheice
flow
ers
have
disappeared,
thrill like sobs. N o wonder tbe nigh tin -
Here ix the lutest of uu eu fan t terrible w h y the printed sto r ic so f utlrays aim ing ance as any o f h is ow n caricaturea.
g sle 's singin g season is brief— six w eeks and although she has w atched for the w h o lords it over the hom e o f a p o liti those people a lw a y s are beaded “ Stabbed G eorge, as Ilia in tim a tes called hi»»,
th
ie
v
es
they
have
never
been
caught.
only of the entire year. N ay, it is
cian in th is c ity, says tbe T oledo B lade
by un I ta lia n ," etc. W hen th e Irish or pcsscssed hiRtriouio tastes and used to
T be other day she conceived a plan
doubtful w hether any ind ividu al bird
Tho
m
inister
cam
e
to
th
e
house
th
e
o
th
the G erm ans fight, atten tio n is not called appeur as MacLetli anil iu other bbake-
sings for so loDg a period. Tbe redw ing, by w h ioh she saved her rem aining er day and the kid entertained him for a to th eir n a tio n a lity iu headlines, y e t ■pcarean characters a t Sad d ler’s Wella.
another fine singer, is a sim ilar instance treasures. T yin g a strin g to each flow short tim e.
w h en ever a m an w ith nu Italiuu round H o w us associated w ith Dickens, too, in
of tbe lim ited period of song. Its voice erpot, she connected the ends w ith a
“ 1 say, I’m a w fu l traid o f tboaark,*' in g uum e co m m its a crim e th is d istin c the am ateur perform ances in counectton
bell
lu
the
balL
T
hat
n
igh
t
she
w
aited
In this country is confined to tw o notes
w as h is flrst remark.
tion in variab ly is drawn. Ita lia n s fa il w ith th e prom otion of tho G u ild of L it
and these by no means m usical, y e t tbe p a tien tly for tho alarm . A t last there
“
You
should
not
be,
“
adm
onished
the
to sco tb e ju stic e iu it. T h is particular erature aud Art. C ruikshauk waa also a
redw ing is tbe n igh tin gale o f N orw ay, w as a tin k le and then a crash. B ash in g visitor, “ tor God takes care of you ev m an w h ere life bas been rpeut am ong volu n teer officer, aud uu th e occasion of
to w hich laud be returns for breeding oat, she saw a boy, apparently fr ig h t ery where. ’’
tho Ita lia n s is Lure th a t they d o not sonic reviow a com ic bard w rote in a l
purposes each succeeding A pril.
So ened ou t of h is senses, running dow n
“ 1 know it, and I any my prayers h ave recourro to tb e stile tto us often as lu sion to b is tem perance p roclivities
tb
e
path.
When
he
found
the
pot
tied
'
w ith our nigh tin gale. From tbe day
every n igh t, hut pop he dou t havp to, Is represented. T hey ere q u ick and sud- lin e s w h ic h 1 s t ill recall:
the eggs are batched be becomes gradu and heard the 1*11 tin g , lie dropped Lis a s he don t get hom e t ill m ost m orn d m in quarrel, Lut to are tbe Irish.
Fancy U m llu ta a u k , i f you pisass.
booty
and
took
to
h
is
heels.
Tbe
Iwiy
es-
1
Oa a b u s » v. m i sretiSV k as m l
ally silen t, u u til of tbe m arvelous voice
ing
’’
_____________
_____
W
hy,
then,
sh
ould
tb
e
Ita
lia
n
be
sin
gled
-—Chambers' Journal.
that stirred a m ile o f woodland naught caped, but there has been no more trou
ou
t
for
obloquy?
A IU 8 M I.iu a .
is heard save a dism al croak, hardly to ble w ith flower thieves.
T ablets said to contain tb e " con cm -
O
ften,
too,
it
is
a
G
reek
w
ith
a
m
u
T h is wom an is very fond o f pets of tratisi easeuce of w in e" Bud a ready
“ T h e deaf aud dum b wonder la a w
be distinguished from tbe hoarse cry of
a ll kinds and has a number about the sale in F ran ce T w o of thorn cost about tila te d nam e w h o gota in to a row and is fu lly 111 tempered toticj,'* tw ittored the
the bullfrog.” S t Jam es Uaaette.
bonae. Oue day, w h ile m arketing, she 8 s t ill lin g s and w ill produce three credited w ith Lelug an Italiun. In the albino, by way of «gening tbo eonver-
low er Ita lia n quarter tb e G reeks and aaticn.
raw a beautiful gam ecork and thou ght I
quarts of so called claret.
the Italiaua are hated rivals, am i th eir
w*»Tsi»-PSvsB»ivar,Two«VBV ran««»« I» it w ould m ake a novel sort o f p e t P a y
“ What for?** inquired the dog farad
sim ila r ity in nam es lead s freq uently to man.
I hl, -t.le «<> maiiMe
bnrim-w in their own in g $50 for her And, she had it sent
«nd nearby conn'le . It I» mainly n«<-e » rk
Cattar
did
not
say,
“
E
t
tn.
B
ru
te
”
con
fou
n
d
in
g
th
eir
n
a
tio
n
a
litie
s,
w
h
en
“ Some visitor," eu a tlu e ed tb e a lb i
(.nniueUd at h-me ealary .«ralsht g»« a home. Tbe bird arrived before its m is
rea r and exiieoiww—-'eSiiite. Ie-na«de, n o m
tress and was received by tbe rook, who E yew itn esses of tbe assassin ation d e there is uo need, according to th is ob no, " w ro te ou h is sla te t h a t h is ph oto
, h > lew «alan Monthly F*. Keterenee K
posed
that
he
died
Aghting,
but
silen
t,
server, of Ir tn g iu g tb e n a tio n a lity in to graph w a s a speaking likens as. Mad?
r l H / W i r w l •t»m«le»l envelop»», Heft «it -bopped off its bead end prepared it for
lika a woU.
tho q n estiou at a l l — New York Frnsn. bay I "— N ew Y ork Poet.
E. tin s . F ret.. P ep t M. ubica«».
dinner.— N ew York Times.
Standard
BOSTO N A ND A L L
SECRET SOCIETIES.
P roprietor.
Stage leaves Eugene Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 a.
m.,
arriving at Florence the day
Sleeping C ars
following at 10 a. ni.
E le g a n t
Returning-stage leaves Flor-
D in in g Cars
ence
on Mondays, Wednesdays
T o u ris t
Sleeping C ars and Fridays at 2 p. m., arriving
in Eugene the following day at
8T. PAUL
M IN N E A P O L IS
6 p. m.
TO
President.
Leaves Florence Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
Arrives at Florence Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Connects with Steamer and Scotts
burg Stage Line for Drain. Also with
Stage Line for Coos Bay. Charges
reasonable.
STAGE LINE.
*
—
jerk......... .................................. E . U . Lee
jglieriff................................. W .W . Withers
¡rreasurer...........................A. 8 . Patterson
H. H. Barrett, Prop’r,
EUGENE-FLORENCE
R
COUNTY OFFICERS-
fudge..................................... E - ° - Potter-
( .............. W. T. Bailey
Commissioners j ...........H . D. Edwards
L .IN H 3 .
28.
Dictionary