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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1899)
p T H E t Ì W EST ! A D V E R T ISE R S t SIÜSLAW’S ONLY PAPÏB. • ’ YOUR HOHE P A P E R SU PPO R T O PPO R TU NITY FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Jan. 27, 1899. VOL. IX. S T E A M E R “ M I N K ,” O r A J R - I D I l S n E Z F i STATE OFFICERS u — REG U LAR Governor.................................T. T. Geer. Secretary of S 'ate.............. F. I. Dunbar Prc<v*iirar .............................. F . 8 . M oore Will make ------° d a il y S T A Q K L.INHJ. t r ip s -----Between :• Florence o il Head of Tiili. Supt. Public Instruction J. II. Ackerman State Printer...................... W. H. Leede Attorney General D. R. N. Blackburn i .................R. S. Bean ¡ Supreme Court Í ............ F A. Moore ( E. Wolveiton Fudge Second District .J. W. H am ilton ! Prosecuting Attorney . .Geo. M . Brown ' IDYL OF WARTIMES. TRAVELERS' GUIDE TRAVELERS' GUIDE. GENERAL DIRECTORY H .H . Barrett, Prop’r, Auer’s Leaves Florence Mondays, fcWednee- davs 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. WHEREIN THE EROTIC ANO THE MAR TIAL SPIRITS MINGLE. H a r o ld , C o u n tin g T o o M noh I l .l d .n ' a L ot . , F o u n d t o T h a t P r ld o C o n q u ered A ll F e e lin g , o n W h ic h H . H a d WE LEAD IN o n t h . r» I» H I. S orrow t h . T .u d .r D epended. I The girl was a true heroine. The man in the case was a fair, aver age young patriot, th® glitter on the THE ST E A M E R # brass of whose uniform and the sheen of the pomp and panoply of war had begun to tarnish In the damp weather reports of the rainy season in Cuba. There wns really no reason for his go ing into the fight when there were thou What does It do? sands fairly stumbling over each other W ill c a rry freight and passengers to take his place. He conld much better It causes the oil glands from F lorence to San Francisco. in the skin to become more remain at home, preserving his health OOUNTY OFFICERS so that when his beloved country needed AY ill also b rin g up freight active, making the hair soft strong new men to lead her to final vic S T A G E L IN E . . . . *** . . . *** and glossy, precisely as tory he would be in perfect readiness to P r o p r ie to r . F o r fu rth e r inform ation inquire E . B a n g s , nature intended. respond. F. O. Potter. It wns in such a light ho looked upon Fudge................. Stage leaves E u g en e d aily e x It cleanses the scalp from — OF — the question, and hundreds and thou ( ............. W. T. .. Bailey dandruff and thus removes sands of men and women are looking . t cept S undays, a t G a. ni., a rriv in g Commissioners j ......... H. D. F Edwards A. W . B E A D L E & CO. one of the great causes of it in exactly the sumo ligh t ¡ a t F lorence th e d a y follow ing; E. U. Lee 14 C alifornia St. But not so the girl. She had deter baldness. 31erk.................... W. W. Withers It makes a better circu mined that any man who won her favor San F rancisco, C alifornia. a t 10 a. m. Sheriff................. do so in the forefront of battle. R e tu rn in g -sta g e leaves F lo r Willamette S t, lation in the scalp and stops must .A. S. Patterson Pressurer.,........ The only way to her heart lay through the hair from coming out. ence daily, ex cep t S undays a t 2 .. D. P. Burton the field of her country’s glory. L s s e s s o r ......... She camo of fighting stock, and a long p. m ., a rriv in g in E ugene th e day School Superintendent .. W. M. Miller line of illustrious heroes stretched fur u X o ™ . nrveyor...............................C. M. Collier back from her to the mystery of the his follow ing a t 9 p. in. o r o n e r .I ....................... W . P . C heshire tory of beginnings. Tho young man called to see her for the last time and ustice of Peace.................C. H. Holden Ayer’s Hair Vigor w ill Single fare - - - - $5.00 say goodby ere he went to the front, unstable íg .......................... E. A. Evans surely make hair grow on but he had not thought of her lineage. R o u n d trip - - - “ $9.00 R T H E M ANILA P O S T O F F IC E . I It was possible for him to retire now bald heads, provided only T ick ets for sale a t E . B angs' with honor, and he felt that when the A FEW BULLS. there is any life remain U moment for the last goodby had arrived A r»»HT—* o f T r o u b le s In S to r e F o r t h e ! liv e ry b arn , E ugene, a n d a t O. W . ing in the hair bulbs. CITY OFFICERS. E x a m p le s o f V aeon aclou a H u m o r O athuM A P o e t niae te r . her woman’s heart would assert itself N F r o m O ld I r e la u d . It restores color to gray I l u r d ’s oflico in F lorence. and sho would not let him leave her The day wns hot—very hot, in fact— The propensity of the Irish people to or white hair. It does not side. and the postmaster at Manila fell asleep S A bravo man could not ask a woman In his easy chair before he had read make "bulls" is undoubtedly • deep . . . W. H . W eatherson do this in a moment, as T h e F u n k & W a g n a lls , ’resident. to do this, but a brave man could mako half the postal cards. The noisy brush rooted national characteristic, and it P u llm a n w ill a hair dye; but in a O. W . H u rd I any sacrifice for the woman ho loved ing aside of the reed curtain that served w ill probably be one of their meutal sle e p in g c a r s s ta n d a r d D ic tio n a ry short time the gray color W m. Kyle and who loved him. for door brought him back from dream attributes to the end of time, or until, loard of Trustees L. C hristensen j Tho clock was on tho stroke of 12 land with a start. A strapping six foot the race is radically transformed—a. of age gradually disap M. Morris E l e g a n t Of The when ho arose from the silken sofa native in all the glory of a cretonne consummation not to be wished for in pears and the darker color D in in g C a r s E n g lish la ng ua g e where they hud been cominnning with sofa over a sailor’s oap stood before deed. This gift—for there to really of youth takes its place. Reorder.......................... -lohn H. Morris something to be proud of in ita posses the infinite tenderness of lovers ever him, calmly majestic. Would you like a copy 'reasurer J . A. Pond T o u r is t since tho sun hatl sunk to purple rest "Want letter!" impressively com sion—Is not, as is commonly supposed S le e p in g C a r s c o m p l e t e iu England, confined to the lower, or ’ of our book on the Hair among tho amethystine clouds. manded the dusky caller. larshal............................G. C. Cumpton S U C C IE N T There were tears in her dark brown "Name, pleasol” urbanely Inquired perhaps it would he better to say tho ST. PAUL _____ and Scalp? It is free. eyes as sho gazed fondly on his stalwart the postmaster, picking up the thumb uneducated, classes It is certainly I f you do not obtain all th» benefit« M IN N E A P O L IS A U T H O R IT A T IV E ' you expected from the use o f the Vigor more widespread among the humbler figure, perhaps for tho last time—tears stained package. . w rite tne Doctor about It. 3 E C R E T S O C IE T IE S . Address, DK. J . C. AYER. folks, bnt very often amusing example« DULUTH of Borrow and tears of pride. "Gnahano my name! Want letter! Lowell, Mass. — — - - - - - - He oponed his arms without speaking, "Sorry, Gnahano, bnt there’s noth of it come tripping from the hasty FARGO 301,865 V ocabulary T ern,. tongues, and even from the leisurely and, like a tired bird to its nest, sho ing here for you. ” TO QRANO FORKS F, AA. M. Florence Lodge No. 'W . 347 Editors and Specialist* pons, of educated and well to do people. fluttered to him and nestled her golden "Want letter 1" C R O O K STO N Bagolai- com m unication on se co n d In a recent annual report of a benev head upon his manly bosom. 533 R eader, lor Q u otation , "But there isn't any for yonl" ad fourth S aturdays in each m o n th . Ho whispered to her soft and low, olent society having its headquarters In W IN N IP E G 5000 Illu stra tio n , “ Inoso got letter!" and she looked up into his faco en E . W . C ob b , W . M. "Woll, somebody wrote him one, Dublin, the following delightful sen C o sto v er $96 0 ,0 0 0 HKL1NA and tence occurs: "Notwithstanding the tranced. Once, twice, thrice, fifty, a then.” . I. BirrtKitriEi.o, Secretary. Appendix ol 4 7 ,4 6 8 E n tries hundred, a thousand, times he kissod large amount paid by the society for BUTTE “ Me chief I Inoeo no chief I” Caveat, ,n d Tra-tn Mark, her—her liair, her cheeks, her oyes, her “Can’t help that, old man. You see, medical stteudancs and medicine, very ant busln.s, conilnrted for { ' “dorats rc«X. T H R O U G H T IC K E T S lips—and the ecstasy of inoowiruui- it’s*’— few deaths occurred during the year." Brndnod-'l.driwinnorpboto. We'" I' "?, , patentable freo of charge. Our ° ‘ di' The full number of words and terms in i A. R .i G eneral Lyons P ost, No. 58 cuble bliss filled ber soul and thrilled A Cork newspaper published a report TO "Give Inoso letter! Nogive Gunbano hatentiaaecured. A P u m o . i l e t n 0 » J ° Ob- la ineraLecon<] ami fourth Saturdays C H IC A C O different dictionaries for the entire alphabet is of an open air political meeting, in tala Patent,.'’ with cost af “amo l a the U. B. her heart. letter! I fight I I kill! Want letter I" and foreign countries sent free. Adareaa, ' each m onth a t 1 :30 p. m. Ho could feel the tremors of her rap which this paragraph appeared: “ Mr. ns follows: S tormonth , 60,000; W okchestsr W A 8H IN C T O N "But if there isn’t any how in”— g . B. C oi . vin , C o m m an d er. ture sweeping across her like a great C . A . S N O W & C O . M. A. Ereunao next spoke at much "Want letter! Inoso got letter! 106.BO0; W roster (international), 125,000; CKN- p h il a d il p h ia J . L. F urnish , A d ju tan t. storm of feeling, aud he had strong Whoop!" length in his usual happy style, bo« TU itv, (six volumes, complete,) 225,000: NEW YORK hopes thaWhe would not yield him np “ Don’t yon draw a knife on mo, yon from the distauoe we were wholly un STANDARD, over 300,000: able to catch the purport of his remarka ’’ ------- ----------------- w tN rich —SEVER IL TRl’STWORTay PERSON IN to the bloe.ly sacrifices of battle. BO STO N AND A LL coffee colored"— But her pride was greater than he. Even tho commissioners of national "W hat’s the matter here?" cried on Sam ple Pages F r e e ............. « h . » n O U w . P e rp e tu a Lodge, No. 131, P O IN T S E A S T and S O U T H She recovered herself suddenly as old American resident, breaking iu at education iu Ireland are oooasionally I. m eets every 1st and 3d Tuesdays subject to this strange bnt laughable from a trance. For information, tim e card* inatti and tickets this juncture. ten m o n th . M em bers and visiting im less sslarv. Monthly »TO. References. En "Oh, Harold," she exclaimed with a retliren in good standin g are cordially etc., call <>n or write “ He’s going to kill me because I confusion of thought aud utterauoe. Its lose self -addressed stamped envelope, Herbert AGENTS W A N T E D . sublime effort, pushing him from her, won’t give him a letter when there’s a parliamentary bine book ooutaining K. Hess. Brest.. Dent M. Ubicasi!. ivited to a tte n d . A. O. FUNKS, M. W. R . M cM U R HEY, " tiila is magnificent, bnt it is not war. none for him ." the auanal report of the commissioner* G. K xotts , R ecorder. Rooms 2 and I, Shelton Block, 0 . liera i A gen t Goodby. ” "Pshaw! Just tear off a piece of of national education and signed by C lic .te r fle ld S n p e r tle la llty . EUGENE, OKEO'IN. E. D. BRO NSO N & CO, And Harold knew that tho dio was wrapping paper, throw some ink over these uugust personages the following Chesterfield’s idea of excellence was O. O. F. Heceta Lodge No. I l l , meets it aud give it to him. You've got to use titbit may be read: "The female teach A. D CM; TLTOM , Pacific Coast Agents every,Wednesday evening in Lodge essentially superficial, for bis praise of cast.—New York Hun. Assistant General Basse.,cer taent, some tact and judgment in rnnning this ers were Instructed la plain cooking. all, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in solid acquirement and genuine princi SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. F a ta l. 266 Morrista! ■ , C ,r..Sd. office, old chap."— New York Journal. They had. in fact, to go through the »ad standing invited to attend. ple is always coupled with the assertion P o a tla iid , O r. "Pore old Weary! He c’nclnrles to go A ndrew B busd , N . G. process of cooking themselves in tarn." 933 Market S t. of their eutire inutility if uuuccompa- to throwin fits fer a livin ; stioksa piece But it is among the peasantry as » M arion M orris , gee. nied by grace, external polish and an olass that the making of bulls more agreeable manifestation. He omits all of soap in liis mouth an falls on the widely provalla A country woman consideration of their intrinsic worth sidewalk. " “ An did it work?” walking through the street« of Limer and nbsolute dignity ; their valno to the J . I. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietor CHURCH DIRECTORY “ It kit led him. ” ick caught sight of a small ooffln dis individual, according to him, is wholly ♦ * * * * * * * * * "The fall?’’ played as a grew some trade sign in an i n .o v e n . o a , O r e g o n . proportioned to his skill in using them "Nah I The eoap. ” —Cincinnati En undertaker’s shop window. "Oh, gl«- TEKIAN CHU RCH, Florence, In a social form. MARION MORRIS Pro p. _____ _ ___ ry,” she exclaimed, “ is it possible that 1. Sabbath service: Sabbath- In oue of his earlier letters to Philip quirer. ooffln can be iutindedfor any livin cr’a- O U R A IM —To nirninh th e best o’clock a. m. Preaching 11 Stanhope iie writes: “ What an ndvau- 1 S o m e ttiln a DIITerenL 15 cents tage has a graceful speaker with gen- I Shaving tnre?" ,111. ami 7 p. in. Sacrament of Cnmso— Fosdick has moved from the at reasonable The owner of a valuable bora« waa ’s supper on 1st Sabbath of accomuKHlu til'll" teel motions, a handsome figure, over third floor of his ai>artnient house to the Hair Cutting a s *• April, July and October, very indignant with his stable boy for oue who shall speak full us much good prices. fourth floor to show his admiration for a s “ v is welcome to all the services. Razor Honed having allowed the animal, which ha sense, but who is destitute ot theso or- ■ Kipling. ' iiiests Christians to make had taken out for a morning trot, to Scissors Ground '5 “ nameuts. In business how prevalent are Cawker—How does that Bhow his ad ;es known. take bead. the graces, how detrimental is the want miration for Kipling? I. G. K notts , Pastor. “ The divil a bit o’ me oould shtop O regon . F lo r e n o e of them! If you should uot acquire' gnwwi— Why, that’s another story.— W. W. NEELY, Pro r. him sir, for I bad no spnra,” wns the i manners, all the rest w ill be of little Pittsburg Dispatch. boy’s strange excuse.—Spectator. use to you. By manners I mean engag T ab les fu rn ish ed w ith all the ing, insinuating, shining manners, a ATTORNEYS L’nw averln ff. On H I. O w a Uo®A. delicacies o f th e season. M ild i distinguished politeness, an almost ir- "Havo yon thought of going to the "Htbs-are yon, SciWgins? Where | resistible address, u superior graceful- gam e, fish a n d fru it in season. B est front in tho war?" M A D E and R E P A IR E D . have you been for tho last year?” ' uess in all yon say and do." He would C. W OODCOCK, "I should say 1 have,” replied tho "Conducting an agricultural experi- bavo manners overlay individuality und -----BY------ accom odations for th e tra v e lin g man who bluffs. "I haven't done any Nnrse— What do yon mane by cut 1 goes so far as to declare that a soldier thing elso, and, what is more, I don't ting np your father's flnocyolopediuins? meut station in the country." h o m e y a t Law , ' public. C harges reasonable. "Salary annexed to the job?" is a brute, a scholar, a jiedant and a expect to do anything oko."—Washing Bobby— Wby, I ’m playing I’m » floe O L E M Y R IN D , "N o” philosopher, a cynic without good breed ton dtar. » tor like papa, and I'm cutting out the __ _________ " G e ts oom mission on sales of the t . O re g o n F io r e n d o , O r e g o n ing.—Gentleman's Magaz.iuo. appendices.—Viin. stuff you raise?" fib*» K n * r H im . nom« 7 and 8 McLsren’s Bulldin». J I I I f f t {tenlion given to collections tu d Pr0‘ "N o ." G o ld M in in » In San F m n e U en . | "Gobang’s wife insists that ho hire a A n E v id e n t H carclts. “ How do you make it profitable, b ie s s . Good Work Done at Reasonable Prices. For over 17 years a gold mino lias man as his stenographer.” Jinks—Has there boon any scarcity T w e n tv -th r e e then?” "W hat difference docs it make to been worked right in the city of Kan of money in Europe since the war with "I don’t uiako it proflfciblo. It I im . M ile s W e s t Francisco. How much gold has been her?” Hpain? E. O PO TTER. cost me «2 000 iu carb to run it." “ Well, she was formerly his stenog takou ont none hut the two miners Winks—There was with me. 1 bad of E u g en e. "Wby don’t you throw np the job?” themselves can say. Oue of them is sup rapher herself- ”— Vim. to come back iu the steerage. — Aiuslee t . .A tto rn ey -at-I.aw "Cau’t yon understand, oonfcnntl posed to be on his deathbed, and the Magazine. _ 1 you? I ’ye been doing amateur farm E x c e p tio n T h a t F rouea th e H ulu. EUGENE, OREGON. other 0110 disappeared on the day that N ot H r .w e d F o r th « Oennntnn. ing. ’ ’—Chicago Tribune. Reader—Ah, I see that Spain has dis his partner had to Ite taken to the hos Iv rrtcs At the Court nouse. . III - ■ ■ - — "80 yon knew be wns a burglar the pital and the secret of their mine be covered a new anti most effective ex V»lu«t o f a C on »tit n t U*a« minnte you «aw him?" came generally known to the commu plosive. "Of course. It wns alter midnight It happened in the spring of IHflO, I Friend—Nonsense. Spain novrr dis- nity E. E. BENEDICT, Nelson Shoots, the discoverer of the COTer,rt unythmg—except America— and be had a sack coat on. "—Cincin when Garibaldi was pursuing 1.is expe dition iu Sicily and when the words nati Enquirer. lead, found the mine over 17 years ago Town Topics. ? O R N B Y - A T - L u A -W . "Constitution aud Inhurty' were on ev while trying to lwatc the fountain of K w .d l.lt I'hllM Ttplir. M oney Saved ery Neapolitan « lip» "Why are y^u ► <* the gold dnst found along the beach i Soni'etiii et Inlt n faller’s lif* auxiou. for a constitution?" asked a for- fc’loren ce. : : Oregon. Ho was a practical miner at the time To Innrtt b io e. act tta ct By I eigu tourist of Ute guide und dt ulwy and well versed in all the secrets of get I Vnt t f Ini« vnr not q n i'e «0 irawrt I driver, while they wer« traveling P a t r o n iz in g it. ting all the gold possible out of retrae- ■ I la . Iran i i t • a o m iniL Yo’ can alvays mak faller mat by ' ■ through the mountains ol S' rienta tory ores. s o YEARS* Tlist he succeeded In doing this in tell in bem hes clothes tin not fit—et es 1 •Well, yon sen. your excellcney. ‘ was e x p e r ie n c e the auswvr. I think wo «b-i his Ingleside mine there is no question, Prop. poorty mean trick too H ale for uot only did lie make a good living Von le devil gets bes docs, des coun be all the better tor it It is uoW cb w during the 17 years, but he paid C8.00U try vill uot bane so thickly settle—aye upon 2U yeurs tliat 1 sm lotting ont n y NOTARIES. asses to visitor» from all countries •- damages once for injuring the Spring sax dollars on daa English, French, Americans; all 01 valley water main while blasting. He „ vc haf hsf got lock for leetla these have a cowstiration, aud they ara and liispartnci lost large sums of money A. R. B U T T O L P H , ve alvays tank et lias cum’ lo stay, all rich.’’—Argonaut. T naoc Nanas at the race trucks, and they were known an someteiusget disappoint lak deckeus. Ocswns as "spenders” among the resorts iu the , . » . - COSVRIOHTS AC. N o tary P u b lic , S u rv e y o r •tie w la g th e d lf Ven Aye bar poor faller yum pin — Vim T h a t O r e a d A ir. western side of the city All the while n .o n . .-niin» • «Vet rh .•"^Æj^rEîïhrr’îa WRTTK FOR CIHCULARS _________ feren t style« of íRlv M-OTl.ln mtr opinion frM whether *• on rich faller, aye alvays tank how they jtassetl as hermits, with barely "Papa, 1 want a pug d"J. They’« so S e » in < Machine« «re m anufacture en d their Farther Fawt Mill. quick hae vonld change ef bae bud some ’rlstocratic looklu." prices before you purche«e an y other. F T o r e x io t e , O r e g o n . T M t R «W H O IS« » r w i s s SSACM IKI CO. enough to live on,—Kan Francisco Call leM uueoey f Vermonter—That fellow is a regular rich relation to die tor hern. 1 "Bobby, what doyou mv-in byeriste- mu throueS O ft A X IS. ri «wrficft, lee, wttWmt wltlkmt cftMwe. tn t - It Is estimated that there are no fewer down ea«ter. Aye lak faller ven hae getten ole ynst cratio looking?" M C n lcR to n m T ■ T . H r ifl« « , IU. Ft Izml«. Wo. AUeaie-Qa. New Yorker—From your own state? than 70,000.000 Europeans who wear FRANK B. WILSON " W’y, they look» like they dgit hep- becaiiMt bae lak leetla children Ef man ran n e t s ev wooden shoes. Bawworsl is ordinarily Vermonter (indignantly I— No. sir . ___«-u_ » - ----- » <Uu pin mad if tboy had Ur gU u’qnaint«! Uluetrutud w » lT - Good dealers wanted in every town- employed for satotA but willow .« the from the Philippines.—New York Jour ___ lent is b -tl .'s, aye vould hate tc marry beoi, yo’ bat yore hi'«—Denver with unybody."— Brooklyn Life. ■ '7 » IL . _ montbs. j Write lor prices and te r ms lo San Fran- best material. ual. New Tort FLORENCE. - - O R E G O N ciwo.C »!. lu<tau,D. C. L U E L L Á EUGENE-FLORENCE | D ry G oods F a n cy G oods F u r n ish in g G oods C lo th in g Shoes WE DEFY COM PETITION. RESPECTFULLY N ORTHERN Pacific, Ry- II Prevents and 11 Cores Baldness L PATENTS MORHiS «•. HOTEL, T o n so ria l P a rlo rs. Head of Tide Hotel, E lk P r a ir ie H otel. NEW HOME ON E U C E N E AND FLORENCE STACE ROUTE. M ilk flBKrtom. MN I 0®cc. Co?*’ Jnr d F Bt- W M bllft«», NOTARY PUBLIC. J. Y. KAUFFMAN.