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F 7» T T TT T T T l 4 f ¿ THE W EST F YO U R H O H E PAPER SUPPORT I I 4 . Á» r«. ; GENERAL DIRECTORY — . -------------------------------- STATE OFFIOERS- TRAVELERS' GUIDE. TRAVELERS' GUIDE W a r T a lk W ill m a k e ------- o S T A G E LdC N K . h . h . Barrett, Prop’r, T. T. Geer, r e g u l a r d a i l y t r ip s fcretury of S a te..............F. I. Dunbar. ftetween Leave, Florence Mondays, |,Wednes- lasnrer.............................F. 8. Moore. daysmid Fridays. Silpt. Public Instruction J. II. Ackerman Florencß o i l Bead of Tide. Arrives at Florence Tuesdays Thurs- 1 |tc Printer...................... W. H. Ixed e.1 arney General D. R. N. Blackburn. »lays and Saturdays. . R. 8. Bean : THE STEAM ER i Connect, with Steamer and Scotts . F. A. Moore ¡ 8t»prcine Court burg Stage Line for Drain. Al»o witli . . c . E. Wolverton I Stage Line for Coos Bay. Charges Ju(gi- Second District. J. W. Hamilton Prosecuting Attorney . .Geo. M. Brown ’ reasonable. L U E I L A COUNTY OFFICERS- ............. .................F. O. Potter. i ............W. T. Bailey Commissioners | ........... H. D. Edwards C lerk........................................... E. V. Lee S h eriff ............................. W. W. Withers T reasurer.............................. A. 8. Patterson A s se sso r ..................................... D. P. Burton School Superintendent. .W. M. Miller Surveyor .......................... C. M. Collier Coroner , ......... W. P. Cheshire Justice of Peace.................C. H. Holden Constable........................... E. A. Evans W ill carry freight and passenger« from Florence to San Francisco. W ill also bring up freight . . . »" . . . *** For further information inquire — OF — A. W. BEADLE & CO. 14 California St San Francisco, California. N O RTHERN Pacific, Ry. CITY OFFICERS. President.................W. H. Weatherson O. W. Hurd Win. Kyle L. Christensen M. Morris Board of Trustees * N S P u llm a n © a« D in in g C a rs T o u r is t M IN N E A P O L IS 3ECRET SOCIETIES. FARG O TO O R A N O FO RKS C RO O KSTO N A. R- General Lyons Post, No. 58 ,te second and fourth Saturdays li month at 1 :30 p. m. 8. B. CoLvtN, Commander. J. L. F urnish , Adjutant. Of T h e ENGLISH LANGUAGE S U C C IE N T A U T H O R IT A T IV E O. U .W . Perpetua Lodge, No. 131, 3d Tuesdays eii mouth. 'Members and visiting etbiren in good standing are cordially vitel to attend. A. O. F unke , M. W. (J. K notts , Recorder. s meets every 1st and $ < > . F. Heceta Lodge No. I l l , meets every Wednesday evening in Lod^e ill, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in standing invited to attend. A ndbkw B bund , N. G. M a bios M obbih , Sec. tlE Cost o v er $ 9 6 0 ,0 0 0 TO C H IC A G O T he fu ll number of words and term« in different d ictionaries for th e entire alph abet is W A S H IN G T O N as follow s: P H IL A D E L P H IA 105,000; W sasT za (in tern ational), 125,000; C en tury , (six volum es. com plete,) 225,090: YORK c a i \1 h , R. M c M u r p h e y , ' C*ueral Agent. Room s 2 find 4, Shelton Block, EUGENE, OREGON. A. D C H A R LTO N , A m istont General Passenger Agent, 266 Morrison 8t., Cor., 3d. P o a tle tn c l. O r. W. W. NEELY, Prop'r. Tables furnished with all the delicacies of the season. Wild game, fish and fruit in season. Best accomodations for the traveling public. Charges reasonable. ittorney at Law, O regon » B w n i, 7 and 8 M cLaren’« B uilding. I a tten tio n f ir e n to co llectio n « «nd pro- biiwlues«. E lk P r a ir ie H otel. E. D. BRONSON & CO, P acific C o a st A g e n ts S A N FRAN CISCO , C A L . 9 J 3 M ark et S t . T o n so ria l P a rlo rs. « * • * * * » » » » M A R I O N M O R R IS P ro p . Shaving Hair Cutting Razor Honed Scissors Ground F lc r o n o o 15 c e n t s »S •* as “ «5 " : O regon , < and SHOES M A D E «nd R E P A IR E D . -----BY------ OLE MYRIND, F lc r e r .d e , O r e g o n . TR V B l P U f U A U F o,.Euse“ - T«« H t n nUIHt . . , . Attorney-at-I-aw ................. OREGON. AGENTS W A N T E D . Gtiod Work P- nt- at Reasonable Prices. T w e n tv -th re e M ile s W e e t E. O PO TTER. orchefteh Proprietor Head of Tide Hotel, A. C. WOODCOCK, W m ap , and tic k e ts J . I. B U T T E R F IE L D , ATTORNEYS 50,000; .Saiiplo Pages Free............ P O IN T S E A S T and S O U T H For inform ation, tim e , etc., c a ll on or w rite S' i 'ORM omth , ST ANDA ItD, over 300,000; F lo r e r ía s , O r e g o n , ON EUGENE AND FLORENCE STACE ROUTE. ' m e « At th e Court House. E. E. BENEDICT, 1 j A.W. M o n ey Saved O recon . By P a tro n iz in g it. SO T S A R S ' SX P E R IC N C E Prop. Geo. Hale NOTARIES. T rask N arks O csmmis C O FYRM HTS A c . . aaedlr« a . WW*.»«S«— air Mámala oar <»H»Ba». fr— “ _____ i free. (JM mt 1 ____ ñ» a^am-apa-« Faltóla tai -MBS «HIM, A R. 8UTTOLPH, Notarv Public, Snrvc vor F io r a n o » , O r or o n . FRANK B WILAON ■»Wipurv r .Aft au«l Address, PR. C. ATEF. L o n e .., Maas. PATENTS Appendix of 47-468 E n tries ¡8BYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence, ■egon. Sabbath service: Sabbath- |ol, 10 o'clock a. m . Preaching 11 OUR AIM—To furnish tho best L-k a. m. and 7 p. in. Sacrament of at reasonable Lord's supper on 1st Sabbath of accommodations f r y , April, July and October, body is welcome to all the services, prices. ir re [uests Christians to make Ives known. I. G. K notts , Pastor. : O o o io r o . W e h ave the exclusive eerT'~«« of •em o o f the roo»t em inent physician« ia the U nited Slat**». W rite fre e ly all the eartlru '.ar* lu m u r ca*e. 347 E ditors and S p ecialists H E L E N A and MORRIS *** HOTEL, HURCH DIRECTORY : You will be more rapid,'/ cured if you will take a laxative dose of Ayer’s pills each night. They arouse the sluggirh liver and thus cure biliousness. j 301,865 Vocabulary Terms THROUGH TICKETS | NEW F lo r e n c e . To H a ste n R co o v e ry . Hfr.?« t o c a r W IN N IP E C i BORTONANDALL T O R N ® V - A T - Dictionary 533 Readers for Q uotations 5000 Illustrations BUTTE Et’ O tS F .. Ì standard wi'l. Il mates the liver, kidneys, skin and bowels perform their proper work. It removes all im purities from the blood. And it makes the blood rich in i.i life- giving properties. DULUTH • A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107. ■a^Ragular jonimuiiication on eeco.id nd fourth Saturdays in each month. E. W. C obb , W. M. . I. BvTrKRFixi.D, Secretary. - f P ro p rieto r. C a rs C O M PLETE S le e p in g Yeur heart best, over cue bur., dred thousand times each day. One hundred thousand supplies of good or bad tlood u your brain. Which is it? If bad, impure blood, then your brain aches. You are troubled with drowsiness yet cannot sleep. You are as tired in the morning as at night. You have no nerve iower. Your food does you but ittle good. Stimulants, tonics, headache powders, car.not cure you; but Stage leaves Eugene daily ex cept Sundays, at 6 a. in., arriving at Florence the day following at 10 a. m. Returning-stage leaves Flor ence daily, except Sundays at 2 p ni., arriving in Eugene the day following at 9 p. m. E le g a n t 8T . PAUL ;e n e , E. B a n g s , The F u nk & W agnalli. s le e p in g Recorder................... John I. Butterfield Treasurer ............................ F. B. Wilson Marshal............................ G. C. Cumpton EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE L IS E . i Single fare — — - — 15.00 Round trip - - - - 89.00 Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’ livery barn, Eugene, and at O. W. Hurd's office in Florence. It U cf >=» ▼ t 'T ' t t t - r-r- tt '* t SXTOLAWS ONLY P à PSS. < O P P O R T U N IT Y ,,ì K- t .Xr ,A. A , Jit 'tvNmsn NOTARY sLOUENGE. PUBLIC. - • O A tG C N w __dtf. mirre for a n c ------- u u --------- B s « »vies * ^ of --------------------- „ „ . a f Mackie«« we leeeafacter« sod their prices '» lo re yon perchaM any r her T u t N t 'S HOMC S r w tM S acminc CO. oeams aat« ■ e.w-» Sesars. B. ▼ -.W see,-? ;<aLaa?t<a Sea tr ie « at tn a e ta. Ce M rsa east ev Goo-; desiera esn ltn in every town' Write for price» tr.d terms to Ssn Fran- , rco r -t NO. 41. HOSTILITIES AVERTED. ____ S T E A M ER " M I N K , " u — Judge t t A D V E R T IS E R S FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1809. VOL. IX . V t be 5 1 F ~ r 5 Caveats and Trado Marks obtained and a ll Fat-, £ent business conducted for M od erate P e e s . - 5 Rcml m odel, drawing or photo. Wo ad vise if J natentablo free o f charge. Our fee n o t du o till i patent I a secured. A P a m p h le t “ How *tain Patent«.” w ith cost • ( sam e in th e V. B. a n ! foreign coon tri ea sen t free. Address« Makes T rou ble B e ta e e a Tw o Old Oea Uoae. "Ooo of tho liveliest brushes I have wituesrMd since the opening of hostili- tioa," said one of tho representatives at the r»x?eut meeting of tho croilit ni.T.. "took place in a quiet New England village of my stats. Both participant» i bail passed their threescore years and ten, hut were still vigorous in mind and b.uiy, und especially vigorous in lan guage, for both had been followers of ; the sea. “ One of these old fellows espoused the cause of Spain, declaring that she had beeu jumped on because she was little and that this country was playing the part of a great big bully After they had exchanged hot shots for a few min utes the champion of the government got things to going his way by shouting that the other fellow came honestly by hit principles and was bred a traitor " ' What do you nicur., you old shrimp?' said the advocate of 8paiu. " ‘Durin the war with Great Britain the British entered the harbor aud burned the town of New Loudon, didn’t they'?' " • 'Course they did. What of it?' " ‘Why. somebody piloted 'em theie aud when he come home his pockets was r full of British gold, paid for his dirty work, and his neighbors, hearing of what he bad done, got ropes and inaile him an eveuin call. He scudded by the j back door aud never stopped till he got to Bermuda, und he never imd the cheek to come back " 'Whin you tryin to git at?’ '• ‘That t’lere pilot was your grand- pap, ’ sad it took a dcieu bystanders to keep the two old sea dogs from clinch ing. ” —Detroit Free Press. W h j H e K new I L A certain English theatrical manac*», though iu other respects a thorough bawl nets man, could neither read nor write, but kept a private secretary, who bad strict injunctions not to betray the se- cret. One day the manager was dining at the hotel when a gold watch was rattled for. Each of the guests staked 3 shillings, wrote his name on a scrap of paper, aud threw it into a hat. Our umnager, when his tarn came to sign bis name, pretended to write, rolled up the blank piece oi paper and threw it into the hat along with the rest. As chance would have it. this very paper was drawn. Great was tho astonishment when it wan found to lie blank. But B------, the low comedian, who was present asked to have it shown to him, and when lie had examined it carefully, he gravely exclaimed: "That is our manager's handwriting. 1 should know it among a thousuudl” —Nuggeta M l» « S A fte r AIL WE LEAD !N I I D ry G oods F a n cy G oods F u r n ish in g G oods C lo th in g g Shoes "W WE DEFY C O M P E T IT IO N . •TS-' I I I 1 Willamette St., Eugene, • Lane Co., Ore. A a K arB M t W om an. 1 w' RESPECTFULLY J. V. KAUFFMAN, I 1 1 CHECK NEEDED A STAMK Mias Cecil Charles, the author and writer, a Spanish-American, was one of Th s B rig h t G ir l Usd N « a L b a t fW » « OaSr Ahead o f th e Tas, (he first women to offer their servioea to the Red Crosa society in a Cuban work. Scene— A down town bank. She speut a year or more iu Cuba, is "W ill you cash that, please?" proficient in the language and oonsidors "Certainly, but i t require« a a taiu p ." herself absolutely fever proof, having "A what?” lived much of her life in South Amer "A stamp, a bank check etam ^ U p , ica and gone through numerous yellow bore in the corner." lever sieges these. Miss Charlea has "Does it?" bees an ardent worker for the cause of I "Y es.” free Cuba for sevon years past, or sinco " Well, why don't you pat it oaF* the forming of the Cuban revolutionary “ We are not the cues to pal it on. party by Jose Marti, whose favorite pu The person who draws the check stamp« pil she waa She hoa pleaded unceasing IL" ly with tongue and pen in favor of Cu “ Wliat’s It for?” ban independence. Now she says: "The "It's a war tax. ” "How funny I Does the government i fight is nearly over. The construction of the new republic is our work—a "trspect to carry on the war with my ' work that may be participated in by a poor little 2 aeutt?” woman, I trust, without shame or "Yes. with yours aud others.” blame to her. " Miss Charles says she is "But 1 haven't any stamp. I'va been ready to go into the most infectious and ont of town and didn't know «boot tba dangerous localities on the island if law . ’’ "It wuvn’t necessary to know it until necessary. She is described as a young woman of delicate build, with a mild you drew the check. ” "How ridiculous 1 And yon won’t let face and large, luminous eyes. me have my money until 1 put a stamp B irds on W om en's fis ts. In the corner?” "W e are obliged to in sist th a t th e tax Again a bill has been introduced at Albany providing, with a few excep be p a id ." “ Supposing I give yon 2 contaF' tions, that wild birds shall not be kill "That will do." ed. Also no person is to expose for sale "But I haven't 2 cent«" or have in his or her possession or wear "Perhaps you could borrow I t of the wings, feathers or plumago of said bird, the fino for violation of which somebody." “ Perhaps I could— o f y o u .” w ill be «25. "A h a banker I couhln’t countenanca Although the roasculino pronoun Is allowed in the wording of tho bill, It is any such transaction. ’’ " Dear,dear, llovv ridiculously sertooa a blow aimed directly at the feminin. it is. Here, I have a car ticket. Yon heart and vauity, both closely linked. The Audubon society has gained sym take it for 5 cents aud give ma 8 cents pathizers among tb» men, it «rema, in change. Will you?" "Yes." its crusado against w earin g bird trim Then she went away with a bright luings on headgear. To the women who have voluntarily smile. She bad cleared « fraction of a renounced this worldly vanity the pass cent by calling the value of the ticket *■ ing of tho bill would mean nothing, un oents.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. less it might he a pleasant sensation of W h a t I * A m oaat« T a , victory gained. But to the average ON SKA. woman, whose heart sinks*-« the toes of Lookout—I have the honor to report her dainty boots at tho mer» Gicnght, it would dennto n rial enlstmty. It Is a that two Spanish warshipe are ap known fact among authorities in m il proaching. linery that, nothing gives snoh an atr of ■ Sampson—Ensign 8mitb, take a yawl style to a hat as n bird or wings.—New and eight turn und destroy those vssss l s. os l x su. York World. Front—General, 1 have tho honor to The Spanish guuucr got himself within the barn, sbnt the door and bolt . C. A. SNOW & CO. ed it I O f f P a t c h t O r n c t , W a a w iN C T O N , D . C ? 1 Patting Ills lifie to his shoulder, he took careful aim, aud. shutting his eyes, W i s r i D — SKVB«AI.TaOJT.V»aT IV PKR-OS IV til)» bittte to niiiiuwe oar b u .ln es» I» their o w n : fired. an<l nesrtiv eountiea. It la m ainly office •» or k "Ha," said he, "who said Iconldnot conducted* at Imine, Salary straight X9J0 a ! year and ,ixpon.es—dednlte, booatlue, ni m o re hit the side of a barn?” no It», .elarv. M onthly »75. R efereocc-. Eu But when bo went to look for tho 1 ose sell udori BScd .t.m p e it en velop e, H arter mark'"of the bullet ho fonud that he k. lless. 1‘real.. Hept M C hlcaeo. had find through a knot hole. "Carnniba!" he muttered.—Indian FroBBoat teat Iona. apolis Journal. It is a notable and noteworthy fact that many of the greatest moral and Condolence«« l-olitical revolutions which the world Member c t the Firm—James I has experiviicrd have been preceded or Office Boy— Yes, sir. accompanied by prognostics of one kind Member of the Firm—James, I am or another. Lord Bacon's remarks upon this snb- very glad to Karn, upon investigation, ject nro worthy of reproduction aud sro that your grandmother is really dead, aud thut yon are therefore not lying to sa follows: "The shepherds of tlio people should mo iu order to go to the baseball game nnderstand the prognostics of state tem this afteruonn.—Detroit Journal. pests. Hollow blasts cf wind, seeming M Hited (h e Itenln l. ly at a distance, often precede a storm. ” “ H'nil” raid tho man who had Instances of prognostication of this kind arc by no means unknown in his bought an extra. “ 1 must have missed an issue. ’' tory. “ Kr—why'?" asked the ruau who was Thos Bishop Williama in tho reign fitrl* of OranrtMNtbffr«' report a Rpanisb force o f ulxiut 18,00V, of Charles I cleaily foresaw and pre looking over his shoulder. “ It confirms the news in the extra I It Is with wbat appear i to bn gennino rapidly approaching. dicted the nltimate triumph of the Pcr- itnu parly in Kuglaud, BDtl having the bought uwhile ago instead of denying regret that the men regard our ascot ‘ Bhafter— Corporal Brown, take W>. tics. "Ob, if women only dressed tbelr | m en and disperse the en em y’s force,— inurage nt bis opinions he uhandoned it. ’’—Cincinnati Enquirer. necks iu the simple fashions of their N e w U r b a n s T im es-D em ocrat the goverunieut party and tided there W it* In lit« (ir n e r a tio n . grandmothers!'' one of them murmured after with the opposition. At tho tirno Th e I ro »y o f Tata. "A great niauy years ago. when T .the other day. "These groat neckties, the bisbop took this decided step there A tramp, one of the great unwashed, was no outward sign whatever that was a little girl," began M gs Candid» 1 like so manv huge plasters, which la- “ Yon mean a number of mouths ago. ilies wear nowadays nro unwomanly.” fell into a river. He was washed away such an event vvns imminent or even at don't yon?" said Foftly But they are smart. Dress our necks and drowned. I believe that is notqnite all probable. it was mi wonder she raid Mr Softly as oar grandmothers d id! The woman an aeenrato statement inasmuch as B> Dugdale, the antiquary, predicted and anticipated the ruthless destruc was exceedingly nice when somebody ' who did it would attract a < row’d. Our much of him was washed away that grandmothers bud no standing collars there was not left enough to drown. tion of anciout nmuninentH in the cathe else called biui stupid. —Tit-Bit* A boy placed a bent pin on a chair whatever upon their dresses. They wore dral rburi-hes which t»*)k place in 1641, C o m in r n c s ia e u t, little narrow white embroidered pitces where lie expected Ina brother to ait. and he made haste, then fore, to com "Why do they rail it coninienceiuent flatty about tops cf collarless waists. He also expected to laugh after hia plete his wandi-riugs and labors in tak ing drafts of and copying out the curi when folks get through going to school?' These white strips were fastened in brother’s session. The boy’s father oat down in that chair, and then thia boy trout with u huge < aroeo pin. ous iuscriptious upon thc.-e an< iect It seems to me t! at’s a tup-uoiiier " "Gh, no. They jnst couibienca t t Every woman now bus a high collar wept copiously, with sufficient reaaou monuments, so, as he himself says, "to proserve them I'-r fuiax- aul bettor realize, after they get through, what u conci aline her throat, i x«-opt with even 1 for bis tears.—.Indy. soft snap they’ve been having.”—Chi lug fall dress. Let u woman step upon ! times." ProfeMtonal l>;«f««t. cago Nev.s. Broadway with her neck low like her j Itr o sr o liie and th e A t h r a a s n tin t» . simple grandmother's, aud tlio proine- j Dr. B o I uib - Excited, w ho w ou ld n 't t o Calliug upon Robert Browning at : lir w a a tit F u rw artl. naders would think they su w a burlesque 1 excited? I’m the most unfortunate dco- the Atlmmmni club, thru us now. sava tor in practice. Everything seemed to "1 am glad of the war for one thing. " actress.—New York Press. I Colonel Higgeosen in The Atlantic, ' Mid Miss Passuy of North Carolina. point to suicess. My first patient arriv , the b- adquiirteiscf intellectual purauits j " What is that, dear." Smith 1« s <?olle<» F»r WiwkerL ed—I prescribed, and, do all 1 coBid, I ' in Loudon and r,f which It used to to The ninbitiotis students nt Smith are lost him. "1 can now talk of things happening suid that no u an could have any qnes- before the war without giving away in large majority. They uro of tw o , Sym p ath etic Chum — Poor devil I liiai to ask tnet be could not find somo- my age.” —New York .lourual- classes, and between the two a gulf Is W bat did you g iv e him? i tody to ausvv«r, tbot very afternoon, be- ; Dr. Bolna— 1 mado an a w fu l m istake, set. The nn-mbers of tho one known as twecu 5 aud 6 o'clock at that dub, it 1 "grinds’' or "digs" have a hunger for 1 gave him the wrong mixture, and— A M u s T k l« « . reamed »irange to s»k a |«g* to find Mr. I "It’s your birthday tomorrow, fact« as intenso as a miser's for gold. cured him rig h t off. — A lly Skipor. I Browoing 1« r li e, and it reminded nio ■ Frank. ” : Their delight is in acquisition, and of the mu« wle u the little daughter of " Y e a , hut promise not to buy inn whether they work individually or n certain portr*» quietly a“k--d ut the (.nythlug exp« m l ve—1 can t afford it I" I gregariously notebooks (lank them on F e v e n l m en w ent ta lk in g abcut bow dinner telle, brtw>:> n two bites of :.u —Ally aioper everv side. They pack their brains as they happened to marry I apple. "Mcuitsa, did 1 ev»r see Mr. “ 1 married my w ife,” said one after they would a dress suit rase, and the I Shalt e,» are?" Tim page spoke to a la- future they vi»‘W only os hu opportnni- J th e others bail nil had their ray, "be Roclsl Prevttg:«. I liter short »rd ctrccgly built man who , ty o f gntheriug yet more degree«. They 1 cause she w as different from any wom en fst in a window aud who jumped up , »"What Is a parveuu?” have their reward, but tho student who : 1 ever ew L ’’ "That s what the o.an who pot rich and grasped my baud so cordially th u t' gets her knowledge by Using it is the ! | " H o w w as that?" chorused tho o th e r . it m i g h t have snggested the remark of i ten yearn ago calls the man who g o t peculiar joy of the college, th e regards " S h e w t» (h e only woman 1 ever ni, • -Chicago Record. Mine Kavarro (Mary Acd»r«oni about , neli yesterday her r.ctobook ns a pclnt of departure, 1 w h o w ou ld have m e," aud there v a s a him--mad«, however, at. u later day— ; also conventional pleasure« Uronp« of ' burst of applause. —Tit- Bits. t v a e r « U s L o r s « .I IL that be did not we in like a poet, but , such girls are tha dlrc< t cause cf tba Sumtr.er I loarder— Why do you charge A Jaka aa Ainu ratlwr “ like one of tmr rgrr-eahle eouth- originality, freshness sad healthfnlness | cm gectlcinsu.” IIo e-smtd a man of so inu' li? " I laurhed when 1 hcerd f n n Jlrt of uiidergradcsto amnscmeBts.—Alice Ijtntllord—»Can f Iwlp it 1 was at every day. cr like the typical poet t f bis Dawson tota,. " Katharine Fallows in f-cnbnrt’A owu "Ilow It strikes a contemporary.” Haut I ago. — New York Jouriisi. " W bat w o' the Jni:c?" Red. W h ite and Ills « Co«si K B ooth. In ull this he was tho very antipodes of "Why, Jim OK'd to bi ’: fcrirusly t t a l k a Hie Rnby. Tennyson. He ba»l a largo iv ait of Ger " War makeseuciety functions an easy because he bail to tote bis wife's h. shi "la Smith a bicyclist?" man shape, broadening behind, with plants from «'tie r«t»iu to suoth'T, sud matter. ’’ AIIe waa la-fore bis tnarrtape." light and thick gray hair and whitirli now he has Io carry 32 pounds tif «Tin- " H o w »o?” “ And now?" beard and bail Lite»yes r.ud the west " Wc don'; have to think np any new termi’uts six houra ut s g r t t k " « - “ He a a pedcctrUu ’— Vita. kindly L-cart. diuner do-oratioua "—Chicago Raccrd i Cleveland Plum Dealer.