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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1899)
i r TH E W EST YO U R H O H E PAPER SU PPO R T IT » * L X , ¿¡L. VOL. X. general directory TRAVELERS’ CUIDE. state officers S T E A M E R “ M iN K ,” G overnor................................. ... ? n ^’h * ' R E G U L A R D A IL Y T R IP S Fiorsnce am Attorney G e n e ra l D . K . N . B lac k b u rn f ................. It. S . B ean i ud ic Second D is tr ic t Prosecuting A tto r n e y . J . W . H a m ilto n .G eo . M . C row n of Tiflo. M Judge.................... .. • • • • j ......... . .. W . T . B a ile y Comnu8«oner8 1 ......... . H . D . E d w a rd s Sheriff................................ . W . W . W lth e rg T reasurer................ ......... .A . S . P a tte r s o n L U E L L A *** ... •»* For further information inquire — OF — A. W. BEADLE & CO. 14 California St San Francisco, California. ORTHERN P a c ific , FÍy. Coroner.............................. . W . P . C lie sh ire Justice of P e a c e ............. . . ,C . II. H o ld e n 4 V , Florence toz Yaquina Calling at ALSEA, « CITY OFFICERS. O. W . H u r d ! AV in. K y le J . W . C arm an | M . M o r r is . r e o rd e r . . . . ...........J o h n I . B u tte rfield Treasurer .. ......................F . B . W ilson U arshal........ ................G. C . C u n ip to n Calling at the UMPQUA. For passenger and freight rates Sleeping C ars E le g a n t T o u ris t Sleeping C ars M IN N E A P O L IS D U L U T H ________ F A ftC O TO F. A A. M. F lo re n c e L odge N o. 107. R egular c o m m u n ic a tio n o n second and fourth S a tu rd a y s in eac h m o n th . E. W . C obb , W . M . J. I. B utts « f ie l d , S e c re ta ry . A i CRANDFORKS C R O O K S TO N W IN N IP E G H E L E N A and BUTTE’ TO • m eets second a n d f o u r th S a tu rd a y s G cl each m o n th a t 1 :30 p. ni. WASHINGTON C H IC A G O P H IL A D E L P H IA NEW YO RK BO STO N A N D A L L _ >. IT. W . P e r p e tu a L o d g e, N o. 131, P O IN T S E A S T n»d S O U T H n :eta e v ery ln t a n d 3d T u esd ay s p-nr in fo r m a tio n , tim e cards, m o p s an d m o n th . M e m b ers a n d v isitin g !i - ii in good s ta n d in g a ro c o rd ia lly e tc ., c a ll on or w rite ,p I to a tte n d . A. 0 . F u n s e , M . » • c u rph ey . K notts , Recorder. G eneral A gent. R oom s 2 an d 4, S helton R. M M tic k e ts , M ock, EU G EN E, OREGON. . 0 . F . H e c e ta L o d g e N o. I l l .meets rery W ed n esd ay e v e n in g in L odge , F lo ren ce, O re g o n . B ro th e rs in a ta u d iu g in v ite d to a tte n d . A ndrew B rund , N . G. It. L . E vans , Sec. A- D CHARLTON, A ssista n t G eneral P assenger A gent, 2 i0 M orrison St., Cor., 3d. P o r tla n d , O r. FLORENCE, OR. j. F. TANNER, puce. 4 CHURCH DIRECTORY E SB Y T E R IA N C H U R C H ,F lo re n c e , Iregon. S a b b a th s e rv ic e ; S a b h a th - >ot, 10 o ’clock a . m . P re a c h in g 11 xtk a. m . a n d 7 p. in . S a c ra m e n t of L ord’s s u p p e r on 1 st S a b b a th of lary, A p ril, J u ly a n d O ctober, rybody is w elcom e to a ll t h e services, o r re q u ests C h r is tia n s to m ak e nselves k n o w n . I . G. K n o tts , P a s to r . 4 t 4 4 TA NNER HOTEL t : 4 * * E V E R Y TH IN G FIRST-CLASS. Special A tte n tio n ♦ » to Com m ercial T raveller». MORRIS ATTORNEYS * * HOTEL, J. I . B U T T E P .F IE L D , Proprietor K lo re n o o , A. C. WOODCOCK, A ttorney a t Law, O re g o n . , v ~ ?»ooros 7 a n d 8 McT-aran'» B u ild in g , »m en tion g iv e n t o c o lle c t io n s a n d pio* bate b u sin e s t O x '& g o n . OUR AIM—To furnish the best accommodations at reasonable prices. _ H ead of T id e H otel, w . W . N E E L Y , Prop’r. E . O. P O T T E R Tables furnished with all the delicacies of the season. Wild ............... A tto rn ey -at-L aw . OREGON. accomodations for the traveling public. E. E. BEN ED ICT« A T T O R N E Y — A . T — L iA - 'W . j FlorADce. : : I RAD*. o w n » » ., Scientific fic Um« American. A hsnís.wualV IUWWVMV4 ••*>»>». m r . tour r a o n » . ( Í «*tt>i»aL?*” '-nlMion or t o ; M tcn tte ioutuu L T»vtst. y » S T *! « Ö K V tÄ Ä S lf* £ D p .A g c r ’s G uaranteed F ast Black NEW ENGLISH WORDS. Ton C m P a s te T h ia I n T o n » O lo t la a - * Ladle«’ Shoe« 90c. and up “ 75c. “ “ Ladie’s and Men’s Hose Men’s Children’s “ 20c. “ “ 10c, per pair. Big Selection—Gan eave you * a r p - * lt '« V a lu a b le . Eeaily mafle Skirts. Ken’s and Boy's Clothiai: Pretty Shirt Waists Bats aid Bress Shirts Tw entv-three M iles W est of E ugene. ON EU G EN E AND FLORENCE STAGE ROUTE. Dictionary G »- T on sorial P arlors. TO i Money Saved By OLE MYRIND, F lo re n c e , O re g o n . : .» lu,e : » Prop. > * * I Good W ork D one a t K eaw nab'.e Price* NOTARIES. NEW HOME A Tension Indicator It indicate the state of the tension at a glance. It* use means time saving and easier »eu ing. It’s our own invention and is found only on the • W hite We have other i ’rvtoj, < improvements that apf / J the careful buyer. £<.r.d iu? our clefant H . T . catakf. O r«gcn . nee, > WRITE FOR CIBCUMR3 Sewing M achine. < A. R. BUTTOLPH, Notar vF u bli<\ Survey or tylDTE S E W « MACW’T C«. K? notary — R E P A IR E D . ----- BY------ F it- aud M A D E F lo r P a tr o n iz in g J . V . K u ffm a n . a Elk P rairie Hotel. Aavnns aradln« »sk«t su ' ■ » s ä f ’i i x s w a a k * •»»tul arttís. Without Kraut dir»», ln th» C h e s t? Then probably the Inag.\ > <n lh& Jo tn ta ? Then probably rheumatism. \ Ko matter where it is, nor what kind; you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or a year old; it mast yield to EUGENE-FLOKENCE : - ... - C ofvrwhta A c . . . fa U : d taster Charges reasonable. O recon. BO Y E A R S ’ E X P E R IE N C E £ Then probably tha kidneys, r H . H . B a rre tt, P ro p ’r, game, fish and fruit in season. Best • i' r r t c í A t th e C ourt H ou se. t n tk o B a s h ? money As a result of the “ literary competi tion" of the London academy a list of new words which have been added to the English language Is given to the C S ttS P B ^ world. I t w ill surprise most persons 3 T A Q K L IN E . that snob Words have been coined: Roofer— A letter w ritten after stay Scotch Lawn Men’s Shirts 26c. and up ing w ith a friend to express year grati- I Leaves F lorence M ondays, W ed n e s Boys’ “ 20c. “ “ tudo for the time spent under his hos ! F ast Colors days and F rid a y s. pitable roof. Boys’ Suits 75o. “ “ Crotion— An occurrence which en I Pretty P atterns A rrives a t F lorence T uesdays T h u rs ables yon to “ crow" over another per Men’s “ 12.75 “ “ 4c. per yard. days and S aturdays. son. I t is the noun corresponding to Mr. K ip lin g ’s interjections. “ Gloats, C onnects w ith S team er and S c o tts gloats and fids. ” burg Stage L ino for D rain. Also w ith Flopubnt — One’s adiposo annt'a Stage L ine for Coos B ay. C harges method of sitting or reclining. _ __________ G ln g - A greasy mud peculiar to the reasonable. Ladies’ Under vests 6c. and up Immediately a fter applying li yea »treets of large cltiea • | J feel ita eoothiug, warming, strength Wbiflleanent— Object of small impor A. F. C. Ginghams 10c. per yard. ening power. Childrens “ 6c. “ “ It quiets congestion; draws out tance. i-.!1,-lunation. • Qainnydinglea —• Irrelevances and Duck Suiting at 8, 10, 12, 16, Men’s Underwear...................... trivialities. It is n new plaster. 60c. and up per suit. 20c. per yard : : : Sinequanonymou*— Most essential T w in k —A testy person fu ll of kinlca A rew combination of r.~-y E. B angs, Proprietor. remedt33. Made aftxr now and cranks. methods. Encirtly unlike any Stage leaves Eugene daily ex Conflouiption— Muddle, catastrophe other plnste-. Tilge— Decoction of tea which has cept Sundays, at 6 a. m., arriving Tka Triumph of Modern Medical stood too long, whether warm or cold. Science. Screel— To feel the sensation produced at Florepcc the day following The Perfected Product of years of North Willanstte Street, by hearing n knifa edge squeal on a Patient Toil. at 10 a. m. Eugene. Lans Co., Oregon Placet e-’or the chest it it a plate. powerful rid to Ayer’s Cherry Pec R eturning-stage leaves Flor Smarmy _ Saying treacly things toral in the treatment of all threat HaidUMa. Which do not sound gennine ence daily, except Sundays at 2 and lung aTectior.a. Scrnngle— The feeling of bearing a : Not long back Mr. X. moved into a Priced ever the stomaih, it stops slate pencil squeaked on a slate. new house, which bad not before been p.m., arriving in Eugene the day nausea and vomiting; over the G ln xy— An adjective denoting the occupied. The bell wires were rather bowels, it controls cramps and colic. following at 9 p. in. quality that is not quite oily or crenmy THE COLONEL D1SOU3TCD THS stiff, and in consequence the belia gavo Placed over the small of tne back, or glutlnons. but something of each.— no unoertain sound This waa partioa- it removes ail congestion from the SQUATTER IN NO SMALL OCQREE. kidneys and greatly strengthens ' larly tha case w ith the doorbell, whose Wavorly Magazine Single fare - - - - $5.00 weakness. clangor disturbed the whole bonne. Sad, S aftglns t»V * » • Advtea For sale by all Druggists. T h a F i t . » » » of Thlaffs. M r. X. la a man of sensitive nervea. Round trip - - - - $9.00 J. C. Ayer Co., L owl II, Mass. Oav» th a roeaaar, I t W n a ld H ava i The tremendous jangle of the doorbell Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’ U a h e a lth r Fee the B rava Colaaat »a , made him abndder, so he wrote in chalk livery barn, Eugene, and at O. AV. L la a v r T h ara M a ch Ism gar. above the handle of the doorpost, " P a ll geutly. ’’ I t tvaa a squatter' h cabin on the bor H urd’s office in Florence. About 9 that evening there waa a ders of a big swamp, and tbo squatter violent ringing, homebody tugged at I himseif sat smoking his pipe aa the the bell as i f he were guiug to pull it T h e F u n k & W a g n a lls uolouel rode up and usked for a drink oat by the roots. The noise wan terrific. of water. One of the half dozen chil X himself ran to the door in a rage dren ran to the swamp w ith a gourd and found his friend X and ffliod it, hat the oolonel turned " W h a t the dickens do you mean by away from it aud said: Of The ringing that way?" exclaimed X indig “ I can't drink that ataff; i t ’s fu ll of , nantly " D o n 't you see what's written ENG LISH LANGUAGE youog tadpoles." there?" "Yea, they do rr.etn to be party “ Yea,"answered Z, "Id o se c— th at’s COM PLETE th ic k ," replied the squatter as ba blew i why 1 pulled m hard." a cloud of smoko above bis bead. S U C C IE N T X. looked at the w ritin g and raw. “ I should think you’d be afraid to " P u ll urgently. ’’ A passing wag bad ■wallow thoso things," said tha colonel. added the " n r ’ ’ X. baa new waffled a u t h o r it a t iv e “ Don't aea nothin to be afraid of, tha bell. — Loudon Telegraph. sab. Beckon i t ’a worse on tha tadpole* than on u i Bin drinkin it rig ht along 3 0 1 ,8 6 5 V ocab ulary Term» A rM lla v r Tavroa. for SO years, and nobody’s bin hart y i t " j 2 4 7 E d itors and S p e cia lists A ll artillery may be divided into two “ There must be lota of malaria around main clnaaes, heavy and light Heavy 5 3 3 R eaders for Q u o ta tio n s here." a rtillery is cal led also garrison artillery. 5 0 0 0 I llu stra tio n s “ Mebbe they are, sah, but I haven't , Heuvy artillery guns are placed perma Coat o v er $ 9 6 0 ,0 0 0 “ M y l W onldnit that hat 1») becom aeen one as I knows of. Do they w alk nently in forts, and the men who handle A ppendix of 47» 4^8 E n tr ie s ing to ma I” — New York Journal. or fly i" them form foot artillory l-attcries and “ M alaria is vrtat breod* ohillsand regiments Light artillery refers to ci fever," explained the colonel. T h e fu ll n um b er o f w ords an d terras in guns not permanently emplaood— that W e hnve it on good notberity that a “ Ob, th at’s it? Must be round here is, light enough to be taken from place d ifferen t d lctio n u ries for th e en tir e a lp h a b et Is eelebratrd loeture bnr»»u ha» made then, though we ain 't worryin an y." to place by means of horaea and ma as fo llo w s: Si'ORMONTTI, 53,000; W oacsr.sT K » Agninnldo a tempting oifer to quit bU “ But you shouldn't live here in thia neuvered by band. In our arm y the 105,000; W ebsti .« (in te r n a tio n a l). 125,000. e foolishness and come to this country miasma." 6«w!n< M a c h in e s w e m a n u fa c tr e r.n-l t h -if light artillery gunners ride on the cais p r ic e s b e fo r e y o u p u r c h a se a n y o th er. TORY, (s ix v o lu m e s. co m p le te,) 225,000: nud lector«, and it is anid t h a t ho in ae- "Dunno w hat yoor miasma la hut if sons and gun carriages. In horae a r til TWC N F W H O M F S C W IW « PrtACHINK C 'i rionriy c.unidtring the offer when he she taoklea this fum ily she’lt g it tha STAN D AR D , o ver 300,000; __ oka «:« «una. lery the gunners ride horaea, so that a isn't sitting fiu- Ida picture. The fact worst of it. We a in 't takiu a bluff from "”» » »* b 3 v -< it?" AsxeesJ- bores artillery battery b u a great many ........... Sample Pages F ree......... that he has tiuen no often shown fodreaa anything." mure horses than a light battery Wa snits warrants the belief that he has “ My frien d ," oontluued the oolnnal have no horse batteries in oua army. A the platform remotely in view I f bu as he looked arouad. “ did you ever bear field battery ia a light battery Aflytwg ACENTS W A N T E D . battery is a bona battery Slags gnna G ood d e a le rs w a n ted in e v e ry ‘ ow n. doesn't shoot any better than is report of bacteria?" ed of him. he would bo wise in signing “ Never, sah. Does ha w alk or fly?" arc between heavy and lig h t artillery. W rite for p ric ta a n d te rm s to Him F r a n the lectnre cot true t ut once.— Atlanta “ And did you ever hear of a m i They are intended to be placed perma E . D- B r o n s o n & C o, ciaco, C al. CoBstitr.tinn crobe?” nently tor the time being aud are “ Nover did. la he on Ute fight?" Pacific Coast Agents brought to th eir place* byttm ua, ba* O p tin lin i. “ How on earth you can live here, they are anMnaaawau ‘ B f i^ k t ■■■■ SAN FRANCISCO, CA L. Rainlst Msatagne— Y»s-, I was de ooutlguous to this p e s tile n tia l morass, a r a — New York Sun. layed and could not arrive in time to w ith the a ir weighted down w ith ma 933 M arket S t. go on with the performance The audi laria, is more than 1 oaa understand." lb« critical j .‘ S S T 3 ence bt< Mine unruly and to*e up some The squatter looked np to the man motherhood for tbs fint of the seat». It waa very dirtrts .iag. on horseback for a long minute, as if time will» a acnae o f Sharpleigh (the critic )—Oh. well. It puzzliug over the words, and then draad s iid haabn diag » • is always liest to look on the bright si?» queried: Ita a tb s rath - « » » » • * ★ * * * * * * lea» band o f of things Think how much w «»e the " W h a t’s ‘ eentisooua’ niesw?" J * death should » • * people world probably have carried on " I t means alongside o f." s n a tc h theta if ydu had arrived In time to give the M A R IO N M O B P J3 Pro p. “ And w hat’s ‘pestilential’?" IS JUST away and leave the eapectaat performance— Chicago New» “ Sici-uess »lid death." W HAT l i t t l e dariiag "A n d what's a ‘ morass’ ?" S h a v in g . . • <5 « m t« moSheiiea». Bat F re t. " A swamp." THE no w ow aa who fla ir Cutting . • 33 “ I t was a night or two after he bad "Look here, stranger," continued tha fbrtitiea h eieu lf WORD w ttb the atreugth- Razor Honed '• • 1S “ conquered th-j Morvii. eqtiatfhr, as he r<ne up, knockvl tbs ening pewet of Di. “ Are wc to be crushed beneath the firo out of hfs pipe and lookod very UTvIPUUS. Pierce’s Favorite Pre Scissors Ground • • ’5 “ iron heel of the in v a d e r f asked the serious, " I ’ve lived bore all my life, scription need feel oe» inntaat’s aiiacivm a about eitbet het- b.ipl“»» berbariHns. in much a n x ie ty . ftttt] I've seen u thoosiiid people go O re c to n . Ml jr io r e ix o o “ W ell, I trust you don’t tsk« me for 'long this road, bnt you are (he flrst self or tile prospective little one. THROUGH TICKETS Standard K. 15. C o lv in , C o m m a n d e r. J . L . F u r n is h , A d ju ta n t. I WAS TOO SCIENTIFIC. D in in g Cars S E C R E T S O C IE T IE S . No. 5R We call your attention to the following priecs. At Florence v We invite comparison. We want your trade. i First Sunday of Ea:h Month. If good goods and low prices count we will flpecial attention to Diseases of get it, the Eye. orom pt a tte n tio n . 8T . PAUL CSr from Alex. Patterson, M. D. S e n d us your m a il orders; they w ill ha«© . W . H . W ia th e rs o n EUGENE, And NO. 2. STAiiE LINE. ____ Eugene, from — APPLY TO — Assessor........................... School S u p e r in te n d e n t ...V V . M M iller . . . .C. M. C ollier S u r v e y o r ............ . . . G e n era l L y n n s P o s t, trips Florence to Coos Bay the steamer ••• Board of T ru ste e s S te a m e r Rofearts Will make regular Will carry freight and passengers Meyer & Kyle, Florence, Or. from Florence to San Francisco. O -J L K D I lS r E I ^ • W ill also bring up freight COUNTY OFFICERS- President. «. xa a r c s’." TRAVELERS' GUIDE ■ between rr e w itr e r ..................... ¡'" t J ' f i?1 a„,u Public I n s tr u c tio n J . H . A ckerm an s £ p r i.,.r ” ■ H A. R . * FLORENCE, OREGON, FR ID A Y , May 1 3 , 1899. o —— W ill m ak e ------- o • « £ A D V E R T IS E R S F SIVSLAw’S CITL7 ?APX£. 'j ► O P P O R T U N IT Y 1 a / 'L SO N public - o RLQ l . Clevcho.', f-lito ,y.. For ua-e by W hite a - wie Oon-pany, Ban Frar.ri.AO. Ma .-.in a tenderfoot’’ ’ exclaimed great Csssar. ehowing that after all there was « kind ly side to hit uatnre.— Town Topics. Ta n U IR r a lt. “ There is a woman in Oklahoma who has 22 children.' “ Hay. that would be a bad job ('•? tome of the upplii anta for census post tioas to tackle. ’ “ How m l ' “ They couldn't count that fu r ." — Cleveland Plain Dealer ('a r r lr M . “ 3eu<l tits ro y a l e x e r n tin e e r h e re Im m ediately.'’ »«Id th e eniprcte d o w a g er “ 1* there scything wrong with bia W ork!' asked Li Hung Ctisug “ Y es- lie b n u g l« i this exeentioo of Ih eC hib H M * em pero r f r ig h tfu lly I t waa fa ll >if tyjwigraphical e rro rs "— Wash tagtoa Htar _____ A 4 « Ile a * ■ a a » lll» « t« w . “ I un de rstan d W illie s w v ery tsroad ever g e ttu w arrested b a pn I it ug d o w r signs “ H e w as to r s fe w hours A nd tb -n th e pa p er* ivtnie o n t am t re te rr-x l to h im as a tv year <>ld boy lad iab ap u M » Ju o rh a l This matchless “ Prescription ” w ill give critter who bn» gone at it to upset me her exactly the hind o f healthy v ita lity ,iD(t make me feel «liapouteutod and uu abe need* and at the lim e she needs it most I t w ill give elastic endaraece ta happy." entire delicate organism involved in “ I was simply speaking of the situa the mutheibuod. I t w ill m ake the coming o f tio n ," explained t ie colonel. babv sb ioln tly free from danger and nearly “ And so am I, sab, aud the situation free from pain. I t w ill insure the baby's «tart in life by are j»a ttb is: You’ve come along and im parting, tbrongh ita influence upon the made up fares at m y tadpoles, you’ve nfflther, that sturdy in fan tile vigor which throwed malaria and miasma at me, gladden« a m other'» heart. I t 1» the ont-r you’ve talked of pestilence and morass medicine which can be im p lic itly relied neon for this purpose , and the only rem nud microbes, nad yna’vo jest got me so edy eapreaalj- de»ign.-d by an educated, e l- riled np (bat I'm bound to say ly that sons if ii perieneed physician to give perfect health you don't want to oak fc r a e b a w c f and strength to the delicate, special organ tfrUackor qr wasn't intendin to stop ism o f women. sad talk politics you’d Latter be a-glt- j Mr. Joseph Hamacy. of WtltUiD*. Cnttaton Co, A. C . wriies: ’’ I have been «Hug your mc,H- I Ho and ks-epo-gittin till yon g it beyond eines for some lime aod s m h ap p y to say th at the next turn in Die road. Yen m a y 1 they haw done all thot you ctaim rar Uran I think they have a» equal in the world I wo lid pnti a ll right in some parts, but I'm , adriae aft women while In a detleat* a l.t e Dr. Ptrrcc’a Fn-.-ortte FveecriptFei. rt dawgoned If you ain ’t twice too par to the time of both ----------- and makes the .lavor ---------- „ 5 ticular fu r Lob ccmcion folk» as we ahnrtena earner My wile is the iiwther of Ave children ate arcuud y tr e l” — 8t. Loots Poet-Dis-', and atra vnd*r*d aiaaw death In the tarth of Uiem nntn thia last o n -; the One- of birt’i waa patab. short, and latxw may from the me of Dr Flernr-« W h y la I t Kvar T h asf Tno who:» crowd of mon raved of her hoamty liba wc* divi an. they said inermi p-. ably divina, and glon-m tv haaatifu go aba- wa* |um as they nud saul M m B n t tw o in ali d id not U itu a art brwtbor Yun Favnnlv PravcrljUtne.,* Dr. Pierce’s Comnarm fiewae M*«tieal Ad viser used t.s sell for fc Jo, new it 1« free I t tell» all lbout the home- treat raent o f ordinary disease» Several chapter« are d e v o t e d t a t h e dloeaaea o f women For a paper - covered copy send St one - cent atampe. t o c >ver coM o f m ailing onlv. to llm W orld'« Dispensary Medical Associa tion, Bnflalo. N Y : C lo th b in d in g , „ stamp« “ Favorite Pre«c«iotion ” enn La Obtained ia miy good medicine ato.-).