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NO. 15.
FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY, Aug. 11, 1890.
VOL. X.
state officers .
STEAM ER
o
S T O N E S AND W O O D E N T U B E S FILLED
Steamer Robarts
M A R G U E R IT E ,
o —— W ill make
rimtiTivi^ANCHORsJWe call your ¡Mention to the following prices.
We invite comparison. Wc want your trade.
: Ii good goods and low prices count wc will
.get it.
TRAVELERS* GUIDE
TRAVELERS* GUIDE.
general directory
Will make regular
trips
W IT H LEAD FIR ST U SE D .
from
. . . T. T. Geer. R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R IP S
governor..■■■• • • •
,F. I. Dunbar.
Secretary ot & a4«
■ Between -
...................F. 8. Moore.
^ P u b U c Instruction J . H . Ackerman
Calling at ALKF.A. And from
Siipt
.W
.
II.
Leede.
State P rin ter... •••
Attorney Genera D. R N. Blackb urn
.. .R . 8. Bean
THE STEAM ER
, ,F . A. Moore
Calling a t the UMPQUA.
Supreme Court
E . Wolverton
For passenger and freight rates
jadíe Secón J D is tr ic t. J , W. Hamilton
M. Brown
Pfoeecuting A ttorney. .Geo.
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— APPLY TO —
T h e K arlli . t A u d i o « M ade o n U te H ook
P r in c ip le H a d O n ly O ne F lu k « -- C rude
U o v tc w T h a t l r « S t ill U se d I n BUVUront !
Florence to Yaquina
Of
F arta o f t h e W o r ld .
There appear to be two Ideas w hich
have led up to tho invention of the
modern anchor: (1) tho idea of attach-
Ladies’ Shoes 90c, and up
ing tho vessel by means of a rope or (¡liaranteed F ast Black
chain to a w eight sufficiently heavy to
Men’s
“ 75c. “ “
*
Ladie’s and Men’s Hose
keep tho vessel from moving when tho
C
hildren’s
“ 20c. “ “
w eight has bunk to the bottom of tho
! sea, and (2) tho Idea of using n hook
10c. per pair.
Big S ele ctio n —Can save you money
instead of (or in addition to) tho weight,
Florence, Or.
W het does it d o ?
W ill carry freight and passengers Meyer & Kyle,
i i o ns to catch in tho bottom. The Eng
It
causes
the
oil
glands
COUNTY OFFICERS-
lish word anchor is practically tlio samo
from Florence to San Francisco.
in the skin to become m ore as tho Latin ancora and tho Greek aug-
W ill also bring up freight
active, making the h air soft kora, meitniug " th a t w hich has an an
,E . O. Potter.
g le," from the root uuk, bent.
Judge......................
and glossy, precisely as
S T A C JB L IN E .
Men’s Shirts 26c. and up
Tho earliest anchors mado on the Scotch Law n •
( .........W. T. Bailey
inquire
nature
intended.
For
further
information
Commi»8i o n e r 8 V ........H .D . E Edwards
hock prinoiplo probably only had one
Boys’ “
20c. “ “
It cleanses the scalp from
fluke instead of two. In tho "Sussex F a st Colors
— OF —
E . U. Lee
Arobicil.
C
o
lt
’’
thero
Is
an
illustration
dandruff
and
thus
removes
Stage
Leaves
Steamboat
Landing
on
Boys’ Suits 75o. “ “
Clerk.......................
P retty P atterns
A. W . BEADLE & CO.
of w hat has been surmised to ho an
W . W . W ithers
one of the great causes of
the Umpqua for Florence Saturdays.
Men’s “ 82.75
“ “
Sheriff.....................
1
auehor
made
out
of
tho
natural
forked
4c. per yard.
.A. 8. Patterson 14 California St,
baldness.
..............................
branch of a tree. It was found w ith an
Returning, Stage Leaves Florence
It makes o better circu 1 ancient British canoe at Burpham, S ue -
.. .D. P. Burton
San Francisco, California.
Assessor..................
Sundays.
lation in the scalp and stops
sox. There is In the British museum au
School S uperintendent... ,W . M. Miller
interesting leaden anchor w ith two
the h air from coming out.
E xtra Trips When Necessary
.. .C. M. Collier
1 flukes hearing a Greek Inscription. Its
Surveyor.............
Charges Reasonable.
Ladies’ U ndcrvcsts 5c. and u
W. P. Cheshire
date is about 50 B. C. and it was found 30 yds. calico for 81-00
Coroner..............
off tho coast of Gyrene.
. ,C. H. Holden
Childrens
“
5c. “ “
justice ol Peace.
Tho invention of tho anchor w ith two A. F. C. Ginghams 10c. per yard.
. . . E . A. Evans
flukes is attributed fcy Pausnuius to
Constable...........
Midas, by Pliny to Enpalamas, and by Duck Suiting a t 8, 10, 12, 15, Men’s U nderw ear....................
A y er’s H a ir Vigor will
Strabo to Anacharsts. Diodorus Siculus
surely make hair grow on
50c. and up per suit.
states thut tho first anchors were wood 20c. per yard : : :
R
CITY O F F IC E R S .
baki heads, provided only
en tubes tilled with lead, whilo nuother
there Is any life rem ain classical w riter says th at beforo tho in-
E. B a n g s ,
P roprietor.
troductiou of metal anchors lumps of
ing in the h air bulbs.
W. H. Wóatherson
President.. •
stone w ith a hole through the middle
Stage leaves Eugene daily ex-
It restores color to gray
,
for the attachm ent of the cablo were p r o m p t a t t e n t i o n .
O. W. Hurd
,
arriving
o r white hair. It does not
cept Sundays, at G a. m.
Win. Kyle
North Willamwtto Street, °
_
used.
do this in a moment, as
Board of Trustees
J . W. Carman
Tho form of the anchors usod by tho
t e 0o„ O r e g o n _______________ E “ g e n e '
at Florence the day following
M. Morris
will a hair d y e ; but in a Greeks and Romans is well known from
at 10 a. m.
representations on T rajan ’s column nnd
short time the gray color
S
leeping
C
ars
C H INESE SHOES.
Becorder....................J ° h" L Butterfield
T H E GREAT DESERT.
in tho oataoouibs a t Romo as an early
R eturning-stage leaves Flor
of age gradually disap
Christian
symbol.
This
form
does
not
Treasurer..............................F. B. Wilson E le g a n t
T
h
«
C
o
m
fo
r
t
e
n
d
H
ea
ltb
fo
to
B
M
o
f
W
o
v
e
n
ence daily, except Sundays at 2
Rower o l th « W in d » on T hat B a r r e n W a it »
pears and the d ark er color
seem to have changed m aterially for
S tra w S a n d a li.
o f Sands.
Marshal........................... G. C. Cumpton
D in in g C ars
quite
a
thousand
years,
as
is
shown
by
of
youth
takes
its
place.
arriv
in
g
in
Eugene
the
day
p.nt.
“ I may seem to bo quarreling w ith
W ith n feeling that my words w ill
tho
Bayeux
tapestry.
W
ould
you
like
a
copy
T o u ris t
bread and b u tter." said an up town ;arry little weight w ith those who
following at 9 p. m .
Some very prim itive kinds of anchors my
chiropodist to one of hi« boat ouatomers j - --vk oth,.rw | BOi j venture to suggest
of o u r book on the H air
Sleeping C ars
are in use at the present day in diifcreut
SECRET SOCIETIES
■ - my - humble and i ¡hat
.
. not exactly w hat it
other day, " b u t in
and S calp ? It is free.
tho u_.___
Sahara is
pails of the world, and a study of their the
S T . PAUL
somewhat professional opinion, the most is commonly assumed to bo, and yet in
I f you «<> nr»t obtain all the benefit«
Single fare - -
- -
85.00
construction
may
throw
some
light
on
you expected from th»* ucu of the Vigor
M IN N E A P O L IS
sonsibloof all men in the m atter of foot- many ways it is not vory different. Its
. w rite tne Doctor about it.
_
the evolution of the modern anchor.
Round trip - -
- -
89.00
I F & A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107.
1
Address, DR . .! <’. A Y E R . -
►
Low ell, Mass.
D U LU T H
Au anchor which camo from Japan wear is tho Chinaman. Did you ever first sands, when appronched from tho
A. Regular eoinmunication on second
notice his feet? I don’t believe there is fide of El-Kontara, are giant rocks,
Tickets for sale at E. B angs’
consists
of a natural forked branch of a
FA
R
G
O
,ad fourth Saturdays in each month.
sucli a thing as a corn or a bunion in burned brown and rod under the glow
tree,
slightly
improved
artificially,
sa
livery
barn,
Eugene,
and
a
t
O.
AV.
G R A N D FO RK S
all China. Chiropodists would starvo If tho southern sun. standing out in
E. W . Conn, W. M.
TO
as to make a hook. Two round bars are
death there so far ub tho requirements Wild pinnacles from tho gently undu
J,I. B utterfield , Secretary.
H u rd ’s office in Florence.
C R O O K ST O N
fixed at fig h t angle3 to tho shank, and to
TRY H E W
of tho masculine foot nro concerned. lating surface. Thi9 is not tho desert-
to
these
two
ordinary
beach
pebbles
are
W IN N IP E G
W hatever the deformities inflicted on dint is ordinarily pictured by the mind
THS
A A R. General Lyons Post, No. 5 8
tii'd. The length of tho anchor is 3 foot
H E L E N A a|ld
____
Lumets second and fourth Saturdays
8 iuches, the w idth norosa t ho hook 8 the feet of women in China may be, tho —th at flat, ondless expiuiso which fados
Inches, and across tho transverse bars 1 tnon certainly enjoy sound and comfort aff unmoved »ud unbroken to the lim its
«{each month at 1 :30 p. nt-
,
BUTTE
S. B. O olvin , Com in under.
foot 5 inches. Tho stones are from 5 to able understandings. Look at tho C hi at vision—but it ia tho desert, neverthe
J . L. F uexisii , A djutant.
8 inches in diameter aud 2 Inches thick. nese lanndryincn hero in Washington. less, just as much ns the mountain
Anotbor anchor was in use quite re They stand a t their work 18 hours u mows of the far north aro a part of th®
TO
C H IC A C O
cently in the Arrun islands, off tho west dny. No class of workingmen I know of p-eat arctic "son of ice. ’’ Beyond, how
coast of Galway. It is constructed of a spend so many hours on their feet as ever, is the great plain itself, its swell
0 U. w . P erpetua Lodge, No. 131, W A S H IN G T O N
• meets every 1st and »5 Tuesdays
sloping tiar at each side and three cross they do. Yet they never break down ing undulations hardly relieving to th®
P
H
IL
A
D
E
L
P
H
IA
bars, forming a figure not unlike tho there, and, physically, they aro a won eye the appearance of absolute flatness
each month. Members and
which tho piotnre offers.
hrethreu in good standing are cordially N E W Y O R K
isosceles triangle in Euclid’s pons asi- derfully healthy raoo.
“ Simple living aud freodoni from the
The tru th is, the Hahara presents
invited to attend. A. O. F umke . M W.
norum.
The
lowest
of
the
three
cross
IS
JUST
BO STO N A N D A L L _
nervous pursuits of our civilization may Itself in a double aspect, th a t of the flat
I.ti, K sotts , Recorder.
bars is of square section and is fixed by
W HAT
P O IN T S E A S T am' 8 O U T H
iron spikos at each side to the sloping have something to do w ith it, but I a t and sandy plain aud that of tho rocky
pieces so as to prevent thorn spreading tribute their exemption from foot weak ridge or mountain, the Hammada. I t is
THE
0.0. F. Heceta Lodge No. I l l , meets F,.r Inform ation, tim ecards, m ap s»»* ‘lck ct’
L every Wednesday evening in Lodfc,«
outwurd. The stone, which acts as a ness and disease to the kind of house tho Ilaminuda th a t is more particularly
etc., call on or write
WORD
weight, is clipped by moans of tho two shoo so universally worn by them. I dreaded by the caravans, for among
„all, Florence, Oregon. Brothers
M
c
M
urphey
,
side pieces, being held tightly by two have a pair th at I have worn for soveral their wind swept crags there aro few
¡pod standing invited to attend.
IMPLIES.
8. J . Seymour, N. u .
General Agent. Hoorn, « a n d 4, Shelton Block.
spliced rings cf rope punning under the years, and I wouldn’t wear anything oases, and only the blowing sands and
elso for genuine indoor comfort. They
relentless sun aro the companions of
EUGENE, OREGON.
W. H . W ealherson, Sec.
upper crossbars.
Thcso crossbars are of round section aro woven of straw and seaweod nnd tho footsore pilgrim. In many parts of
A- D- C H A R L T O N ,
and project a t each side, thus keeping soled w ith horse hide. There 1« a thl„x the flat desert traveling is moderately
A ssistant General Passenger Agent,
It
I 0 .0 . F. Maple Lodge No., 139, meets
the rope rings from slipping -upwurd. sole of straw above the leather, and easy, for over long distances the surface
255 Morrison St., Cor., 8a.
through thl» the air can circulate free has become ooated into a hard, slimy
I. every Thursday evening in N eelyJ
indicates
The cable is fixed to the rniddlo of the
j» © r tls .x ic i, Ox*.
Hull, Seaton, Oregon. Brothers in good
W
H
ITE
FOR
C
IB
C
B
L
IP
.S
fere'nt
*
t
v
lea
of
lowest transverso bar and is carried up ly. keeping the muscles cf the under jrn st—a solid basement rock, oue m ay
_
the state
lUudiug invited to attend.
S e w in g M achine.« w . m a n u fa c tu r e an«l th e ir
on one side of the stone, then between part of the foot olwnys cool. The lann- ooll it. Along our route of travel there
FLORENCE, OR.
W illiam B bysd , N. G-
drymen, you notice, are usually bare were no sand dunes of any m agnitude
of the tension at a glance.
p r ic e * b e fo re y o u pu rch ase a n y o th e r.
j. F. T A N N tR , pro..
the two sloping boards, and finally
P h il . N icollk , occ .
T he New Howe • rjuntra m achin e CO. through u loop fixed to a hole a t the top foot, w hich is au added advantage in tho highest perhaps scarcely exceed
§
§
Its use means time saving
§
§
OSAFQS, MUM.
•n. •<*» 9» cf tho anchor. The boards at each side the m atter of healthfulneas. Thero ia ing 15 or 20 feet, but 1 was informed by
« T W m h M B , « V. .
and easier sewing.
about aa little m aterial in the uppers aa the distinguished French explorer, M.
aro 1 foot
inches loug and tho
is consistent w ith tho idea of a »hoe, Foureaud, who was then stepping at
It’s our own invention
CHURCH D IR E C T O R Y
stone 1 foot 5 inches long.
and th is is ju st enough to keep tho Biskra, th a t beyond Tuggurt they rise
and is found only on the
It
may
stem
strango
that
such
prim
i
Good dealers wanted in e very town
thing on tho foot. This upper, too, is to the prodigious height of from 1,200
Write for prices and terms to San Fran tive locking contrivances should con woven loosely of senwoed, so that tho air to 1,400 fee t Thia speaks even moro
nRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florence,
tinue to ho u»-d by fishermen who have
r Oregon. Sabbath service: Sabbath
_ u full knowldlge of eviry modem ap can havo access to tho foot. Nowhere eloquently for the power of tho winds
cisco, Cat.
everything first - class .
ichool, 10 o’clock a. nt. Preaclung
pliance connected with navigation and does this alico pinch or in tho least de than do the high tossed sands of oarnl
o’clock a. m. and 7 p. in.
°
press the foot.
Islands.— Popular Science M o-thly.
H o F ix a tio n In S p a ce .
Commercial
vessels,
yet the.ro nro good reasons why gree
the Lord’s supper on le t Sabba
“ These aro tho indoor shoe« of the
Special ’ ttention to
The
common
idea
as
to
the
path
cf
they
should
have
survived.
Where
tho
January, April, July and
The total area of tho bandwich, or
Chinaman.
On
tho
street
hero
in
the
» Travellers.
the earth being "tixod in epaco” itt tak sea or river bed is rocky anchors are
Everybody is welcome to a lltb e s e r
•
U nited States nowadays lie wears very Hawaiian, islands is about the sume as
en
exception
to
by
astronomers
on
the
ousily lost This is a serious m atter
Pastor requests C hristians to nt
W e have other striking
ground th a t there aru few if any thing« when the auobor is cf iron nad of some commonly tho leather shoes or hoots of New Jersey.
Iheaiselves known.
I. G. K notts , Pastor.
bi tho domain of a. tronomy th a t can value, but if it is constructed like those American manufacture. Thut is one of
improvements that appeal to
T h e w o lf o f
s ta r v a tio n
really
be culled fixed spaiu, th at fact de.tcribed thero is not Minch difficulty ' tlio ways in which ho is bcoomlng
the
careful
buyer.
Send
for
j
Americanized.
But
tho
outdoor
d
o
th
h
o
w ’.« a t th e
MRS. B. A. MORGAN. P roprietor
being that uuct-aeing cunnge» are going
expenso in roplacllig it. A hotw-li
d o o r s o f th o u
shoe of China is n groat deal worn also.
our elegant H . T . catalog.
on,
though
these
change«
sre
generally
i
gtnui)
w.d
tt
itW
bitr,
of
wood
are
nlway*
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
sa n d s o f m e n
K lo re n o e ,
That, liko tho indoor shoe, is very thick
attorneys
go slow as to esoujie the notice cf a su- , at band, and tho skilled workmanship
w h o are w e ll
nnd
soft
In
tho
solo,
and
the
foot
is
to d o an d sa r
pcrfloial observer, tu t aro fortunately ' required to fashion them into a very
never pinched or «tralne«l by it. The
hite SnwiNa achine o
r o u n d e d b)
periodic, so Uwt they fall w ithin the serviceable anchor is h ut smalb
Tables furnished with all the
ilen» y. iV-
posaibility of computation. Thn« tne \ Tims it is th at under certain condi healthiest footgear over kuowu proba
A. C. WOODCOCK,
Clevelard, Ohio.
lea a lth , in tb e
Give
us
bly
wus
the
sandal
nt
tho'G
reeks.
It
delicacies of the season
m a jo r ity o f
earth 's path is wot fixed, «iueu the tions prim itive applhuiecs m ust always .
tiul
no
upper,
and,
bj you will see in
c
a se s , is starva-
ecliptio undergoes a very slow rhttuge, bold their own against modern Inynn- |
■ Hfutuavv, the feet cf men »ml women
tio n . p u re a n d
a ca ll.
__ ___________
so
that,
w
hile
at
present
it
is
a
few
iec-
tions.
When,
us
often
happens,
a
cowly
s im p le .
It
For sale by W hite Sewing Machine onils more than 23 degrees 27 minutes, introducod contrivance gets out of or- ! i were ideally perfect. All tlio sandal af-
'") m e a n s t h a t
i t »rded was a protection from the ground.
O reg°n
b
o
d
y
,
b
r
a
i
n
,
in
about
16,000
years,
Hsimuouie.it
cal
Company, San Francisco.
dor, it generally involves much greater I ’To him who w iars sandals,’ cay the
n erve, bone
«¡»-R o o m s 7 «lid s
aad dpro-
culate, tt w ill bo reduced to 22 dogroofl loss of time and moro expense to re- Arab», ’it is as if the wcrhl were shod
nud
»
in
ew
arc
Special attention g iv e n to c o lle c tio n s &
P
15 minutes, after which it will oegiu to pluco it than it it wero cf simpler con- j with leather.’ Tho Chinaman set ms to
im p ro p er ly o r
Ute busiues »
Incrousu agaiu, a ohatigo so slow aud struct iou and cnpuble of being mado by follow ont tills motto, and his shoes »re InsnflUleiHly n o u rish e d . Im p ro p er, iu su f-
T w en tv-th re e
A’ex. Patterson, M. D.
starvation
.
(ìc ir n t n o u rish
rts m en t t i
withiu such narrow lim its that it c..:i au ordinary workman out of mutcria.'s
M ile s W est
nearly solos und nothing more. But the
W h e n a n ia u ’s b ead sc-hes it is b e c a u s e
produce
uo
«cusiide
alteration
m
the
easily
procurable
on
the
si».L
Gardiner, Oregon.
E ugene.
great aecrot ut the excellence of his in th e ti« su e s o f Ihe brain d o n o t r e c e iv e
B. O. POTTEB
seasons-—Kansas City Journal.
Highly civilized man has much to door shoe is the half inch straw sole.
sufli- ie n t nrmri-.liui.-iit from liir b lo o d , or re-
r e iv e im p 'irc and n n h e a ltb y n o u rish m en t.
learn from bi« prehiatoric ancestors and — Washington K*ur.
...........A ttorney-at-L aw ..
W h en a man g e ls n e r v o u s a n d s le e p le s s , it
K,v»u Up».
from uncultured races still existing as
tu esn a that th e b lo o d is n o t p r o p e r ly n o u r
EUGENE, OREGON.
W hile some Swiss mil it la men wero H how ho ihould act In nil emergency
F o r g e tfu l llis lio p .
is h in g th e n e r v es. W h en h is sk in o rea k s
At Florence
resting from rhesr d u ll one ol tho men when deprived of his usual appliances
o n ! w ith b lo tc h e s a n d p im p le s and e ru p
An
English
bishop,
noted
for
tbo
O ffici At th e Court House.
steppe.1 from tne ranks to light bis _ltelnjuary and illuJti.itcd Arclneolo- shortness of his memory, was one day tio n s it m e a n s Ilia! th e s k » i is b e in g le d
Sunday
of
Each
Manth.
U pon'the im p u r itie s o f Ih e b lo o d . A lm o st
First
cigar from that nt the officer. The lat gisL
wnitiug at a station for a train. B ting , e v e r y k n o w n d ise.v .e is p rim a rily d u e to
_____________ ___
ter
took
thi»
svideueo
of
tho
"sp
irit
of
in good limo, bis lordship was indulg im p ro p er n o u r ish m e n t th ro u g h th e b lo o d ,
E. E. B E N E D IC T .
T r i a l « o l T r » i i« l » l ! o n .
h ic h is» th e lif e - s tr e a m .
Hr. P ier c e'«
insidmii" in K‘">d part, b u t »aid, ''In
ing in a solitary tio t up and down the w
English
critics
say
that
recently
fata
G old en M ed ica l D isco v c r v i« th e g r ea test
the
l»
ussian
army
you
could
not
have
p
ln
t
lm
m
.
Whilo
thus
eiiRag.
d.
be
came
attention
lo
Discanes
of
M
oney
Saved
A T T O R M ΠY - A .T - I j -A-W.
o f a ll h lc o d mak< rs and p u rifiers. It g iv e s
gave evideuoa of more than usuul Intel
; Specilli
done thia. John
in contact with a young officer whose e d g e to th e np p . tite , c o rr e c ts s ll d iso r d e rs
Sy
•• Right you are, ” wse the prompt re ligence in tile ofiioo of a Pai isian jour luce seemed fam iliar to him. Llcctiitg ; o f th e d ig e s tio n , m a k es th e a ssim ila tio n o f
the Eye.
Florence. :
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th e life g iv in g e le m e n ts o f th e food per
ply, "b u t Hl the Prn.amu army you nal. Tim I ’Rrisiiui editor saw a Londoi» him again, he said “ Good morning.
P a tro n izin g It.
fect, in v ig o r a te s th e liv e r , p r o m o tes s e c r e
I critic’s appreciation "f Ann» 'l'iil>atid,
could not be an oilfeer
At tho next renconter the bishop stop- I tio n a n d e x c r e tio n , aud v ita liz e s th e v-hoM
i whose songs nro as poiiibtl and flowery
y.
It m » k es ftr.a, n in se u lsr flesh , b u t
years '
as her "roscl i.d” slippers. 'I ho Isin- psd. saving, "H ow is your father?” i b d od
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o e s n o t m a k e c o rp u len t p e o p le "toy« c ? r-
N O T A R IE S .________
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The gailunt »'idler replied, "IIo has
experience
i
doner
wrote
th
a
t
"uiaduiLciselle’«
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n
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c u rco
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o8 g p e t r c en t, o f a ll c a se s
It cu
Qeo. Hale
Every oti© fiuuilifer w ith
be< ii .h ad for tunny years." The bishop
g e r in g c o u g h s, b r o n c h ia l, t h r o a t a n d
low 's " H iaw atha” reuicmli. r* ti e refer were incased in fairy boots." The P ari trifd »gain w ith the query, "H ow ia o « f . lin
«
«
k in d r e d aiT tction«, w h ic h , if
i n eg » ectca .
euoes to tho taiuoos ri : p ijo to u e quar sian set himself dilig- ntiy to work w ith your mother?" “ W ell.” said the offi le a d u p to cew a u m p tio n . It fg tL ' • best . oí
his
dictionary,
and
s-.on
laid
it
imrract-
ry, w h ic h IS » it r - .t e d a t t.lie e x t r e m e
cer. amiiing, " I think she must bo all a ll n e r v e tonic»» an d reatoxanvea. K ep t b y
casteru boundary ol Huutb Dakota- ly tmualutad, we pr. sumo. Lot when it right, or yon would have heard had ahe a ll m e d ic in e d e a ltr a .
■■ I was taken Hl in l^ r M r y , .for- with head
T h ia Is tne only quarry of tlm kind appeared In print, instead nt readuig
ache and pain tn my
.-ro -« tl Gaddis,
breu iudlsposed. ’’
that
mademoiselle’«
toot
wero
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to
exist
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Tl.e bishop walked away, hut his CAlU i d o in f a th x to r weel
Io- cau l« th ree tone«, He
I
tn
"Isitt
’s
no
f e e . ” it » h l they wero
Dtaiaria
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g e ttin g w o.se ; I
1 w w . bUio»»-* Xntl
1 k
O r e g o n nent.
. . . .
COF»RIOHV« * C -
ifli urs” (fiov.tr pots). curiosity was groutly aroused. Ecohig until
MARION MORRIS Pro P-
m h «o
so that
th at I I conld
sleep, ■
ooty by
F lo r no® ,
Incased In p(
a cmi*»h
coni i ” not »««v,
tho rtatiou master, ho s t once asked took
being proppe.1 n p In U J . M v In n g s > > » « " * ••
M»»t * U d en ti« -.
Anyone »endln« a ■ketPh.Mnd/ í 2 C2Eeíhí»?1 *■
am
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so
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r
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as
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15 cent*
"N ever be critical upon the ladles," him if he could eiiligbte-u him us to I tlio o ttb l I was « o i'lg tn die- f " b * l w » h41,
In » eoti on te probably
retenta
Cclh-go P r o f r —Yuiir falber is a
Shaving
who
tho
young
officer
was
w
ith
whom
WILSON.
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o
f
Dr.
Pierce's
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il
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edical
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d it
wn<
tlio
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’f
an
old
Irish
peer,
re
FRANK b .
wealthy farmer, 1 and'Ts’-ai d. lisco n -
35 ”
•»nt free. Oldest aaeucy to r
r r « .: r «
ho had been conversing. " O h ," replied m ade m e sound and »veil, i t m e .s i my Ihe.
P ro m t* t» *» n t i r v ia li “ " " ■ L i '? '0’
Hair C utting
docta his farm on arientlfii priuciplca, markable for his homage to tlio sex the station master, “ why, yonr lord-
•rocl07n»<¿Tw ir».>at chrov». lo in »
N o rem ed y r e lie v e s co n stip a tio n
"Tlio only way th at a true gentleman
' Razor Honed
I presume?
k ly and e
i ever will attem pt to look at the faults ship, th a t’s thoD ukoof GcunaugbL ’’— Î u le ie a sa
t
to
make
Student—No;
be
m
us
I
u l P«11«U. They never gripe.
5clasors Ground
Household
Words.
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of
a
prvtty
woman
Li
to
abut
bis
eyes.
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Attorney a t Law,
Eugene, -
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Nutarv r.ihlic,Surveyor
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