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F L O R E N C E , O R E G O N , F R I D A Y , S e p t. 1 18 9 9 .
general directory
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
STATE OFFICERS-
STEA M ER
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE
M A R G U E R IT E ,
o ------W ill maleo --------- o
T . T. G eer.
G overnor............................
.F . I. D u n b a r.
Secretary of 8 '■ate
f r e s A t e r » .............................. F . 8. M oore.
Supt. P u b lic I n s tr u c tio n .1 ■ II. A ck erm an
S t a te P r i n t e r ............... ........ . W . H . L eeds,
A ttorney G e n e ra l I). It. N. B lac k b u rn
.. • I t. 8 . I’ean
. F. A. M oore
gupremo C o u rt
,.C . E . W o lverton
Judge Socond D is tr ic t. J . W . H a m ilto n
prosecuting A tto r n e y . .G eo. M . B row n
REGULAR
THE FIRST BOYCOTTER.
S t e a m e r R o b e r ts
Will make regular
D A IL Y T R IP S
trips
f
Of
Calling at ALSEA,
And
T tí L
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Wc call your attention to the following prices.
We invite comparison. Wc want your trade.
S 'If good goods and low prices count we will
.get it.
A N fw Y ork Koetoty W o m a n W h o Kefnn««
t o B u y A n y th in g F r o m F rnu oe.
f t u
Mrs. L o rllln rd S p en cer w as tlio first
N ow Y ork w om an to in te re s t h o tse lf in
th e F re n c h boycott. Sho h a s d e te rm in e d
to w e a r o n ly co stu m e s m ad e in A m e ri­
ca. Mrs. S p en cer is a b e a u tifu l w om an
m s
a n d sho bus for se v e ra l y e ars been
from
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Florence to Yaquina
— Between ——
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Florence to Coos Bay
TH E STEA M ER
Calling at the UMPQUA.
L U E L L A
NO. 18.
Guaranteed Fast Black
For passenger and freight rates
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— A P P L Y TO —
ill carry freight and passengers M eyer & Kyle,
from Florence to San Francisco.
Will also bring up freight
c a - y k r t i
COUNTY OFFICERS-
J u d g e ..'.................................. E - ° - P o tte r -
( ............... W . T . B ailey
Com missioners j ..........H D E d w a rd s
Clerk.................................................E .
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Sheriff................................. W .W . W ith e rs
A.
tre a s u re r.............................A . S. P a tte rs o n
W.
S T A C IE
BEADLE
School S u p e r i n te n d e n t .. . .W . M . M iller
L I N E .
Stage L eaves S team boat L an d in g on
& CO.
th e U m p q u a for F lorence S a tu rd a y s.
R e tu rn in g ,
Stage
L eaves
F lo ren ce
S u n d ay s.
Surveyor...................................C. M . C ollier
E x tra T rip s W hen N ecessary
FTm s RIM
Coroner.......... .................... W . P . C h e sh ire
Justice of P e a c e ................... C. H . H olden
M
S o the falling cf the hair tell»
of the approach c f age and
declining power.
No m atter how barren the tree
nor how leafless it rn«y seem ,
yon confidently expect leaves
again. And w hy?
B ecause there is life at the
roots.
So you need n et w orry about
¡5=- the failing c f your h air, the '
th rea H n e d departure of youth
and beauty. And w ay ?
B ecause if there is a spark of
life rem aining in the roots of
th e hair
r s i x .
H. H. Barrett, Prop’r,
14 California St,
San Francisco, California.
Assessor.................................. IL P . B u rto n
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For further information inquire
— OF —
Lee
F lo ren ce, Or.
j i K
C harges R easo n ab le.
STAGE LINE.
u
E. Bangs,
W . II. W cath ereo n
President.
(
Board of T ru ste e s
Keenrdcr
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N
O. W . H u rd
W m . K y le
J . W. C arm an
M . M orris
S
P u llm a n
Sleeping
J o h n I . B u tte rfield
Treasurer.................................. t . B. W ilson
Marshal............................... G.
C. Compton
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Cars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Sleeping
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Cars
M IN N E A P O L IS
F .& A .M . F lo re n c e L odge N o. 107.
Regular c o m m u n ic a tio n on se c o n J
and fourth S a tu r d a y s in each m o n th .
E . W . C onn, W . M .
J. I. B uttkiifibi - d , S e c re ta ry .
DULUTH
FA R G O
TO
GRAND
FO RK S
C RO O K STO N
G. A. R. G e n era l L y o n s P o s t, N o. 5 8
meets socond a n d fo u rth S a tu rd a y s
cl each m outh a t 1:80 p. in.
S. B. C o lv in , C o m m a n d e r.
J . L. F u b n is h , A d ju ta n t.
Proprietor.
Stage leaves Eugene daily ex- j
cept Sundays, at G a. nt., arriving I
at Florence the day following j
at 10 a. in.
Tteturning-stago leaves F lo r-!
ence daily, except Sundays at 2
p.m., arriving in Eugene the day [
following at 9 p. m.
Single fare - - - - 85.00
Round trip - - - - 89.00
Tickets for sale at E. Bangs’
livery barn, Eugene, aud at O. W.
Ilurd’s oiliee in Florence.
C H IC A G O
W A S H IN G T O N
P H IL A D E L P H IA
NEW
R. M c M u r p h e y ,
Gcucrul A gen t. R oom s 2 an d 4, S h e lto n B lo ck ,
EU G EN E, OREGON.
di
A- D CHARLTON,
A ssista n t G eneral P assen ger A gent,
2d5 M orrison S t., Cor., 3d.
P o r tla n d , O r.
J- r TANNER,
FLORENCE, OR.
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P resbyterian church ,
F lorence,
S a b b a th s e r v ic e : S a b b a th -
•chool, 11) o ’clock a . m . P re a c h in g 11
E V E R Y T H IN G FIRST-GLASS.
o’clock a. m. a n d 7 p. n t. S a c ra m e n t of
the Lord’s s u p p e r on 1st S a b b a th of
January, A p ril, J u l y a n d O ctober. Special A tten tio n to C om m ercial
Everybody is w elcom e to a ll th e services.
« T rav ellers.
Pastor requests C h r is tia n s to m ak e
Iheuiselves k n o w n .
X. G . K n otts , P a sto r.
O r eg o n .
MORRIS «"• HOTEL,
D. W . S T I B B E N S . P rop rietor.
ATTORNEYS
F lo r e n c e . O r e g o n
O re g o n
ssr-K O om a 7 a n d 8 M c L a ren ’« m uía*"««
m e n t io n g iv e n t o c o l le c t i o n s a n d pro-
*te busine«»
E .‘ O. P O T T E R '
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E u g e n e ,
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E. E. B E N E D IC T ,
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Tables furnished with all the
delicacies of the season. Give us
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It
indicates
the state
of the tension at a glance.
Its use means time saving
and easier sewing-.
It’s our own invention
and is found only on the
W
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Sewing Machine.
We have other striking
improvements that appeal to
the careful buyer. Send for
our elegant H . T . catalog.
W hite S ewing M acens C o .
Cleveland, Ohio.
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S e w in g M a ch in es w o m a n u fa c tu r e a n d th eir
p r ic e s b e f o r e y o u p u r c h a s e a n y o th e r .
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G ood d e alers w arn ed in e v e ry tow n
W rite for prices anil term s to S an F ra n
cisco, C al.
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le a s t ca m e on th e «con o a fter m y ta k in g tw o
C A S C A H E T S . T h ia 1 um «urc b u s o a u sed m y
bad h e a lth lo r th e p n st th r e e y ea r s. I am s t ill
ta k in g Case.tref.M. tb « o n ly c a th a r tic w o rth y o f
n o tlo s by s e n s ib le iw op io ”
g eo . W . B owles , B a ird , M isa .
CANDY
CATHARTIC
Elk Prairie Hotel.
Twentv-three
Miles West
Eugene.
F or sale by W h ite Sew ing M achine
C om pany, San F ran cisco .
A lex.
P atterson, M. D.
G ardiner, Oregon.
^Plea««nt, Palatal»«.
Tanta fiood. Do
Oood, ff«ver Sh’ken, W eakau. or Grif e lOv. 36c. ¡ axj .
. . . C U R E C O N 8 T IP A T IO N . . . .
Ptvr’trt n.wwty f er.paRr, O*lea«», MaLtraaL B«w TtHi. SIJ
H ft.T P .R 1 1*
s n l ff.iar.ntcert br all dtug-
n u * I U-BÄU 4.,u U, cT'Ua Tobacco UsblL
V a lu e of Toe. fa W alking.
T ho i d c th a t flie lessor to rs aro ncces-
First Sunday of Each Month. nary in w a lk in g is g e n e ra lly e n te r ta in ­
ed. a n d it has been a su rp rise to E uro-
p -nu pbysii ian a fo intini th a t a in p u ta
Hon of a ll ti e lessor f.r!» of both fe rt
I Special attention to Diseases o f has bs,-u follow ed by c o u ip lo ti're co v e ry
I und tie ra .s o rs iio u to tisofulnees o f b-,rh
th e f. v t o p e ra.e i u p i, Tim fix t healed
the Eye.
! slo w ly a fte r f it, O |.-raii<:i, t-nt very
ste a d ily a n d ,vitn< "i inipfonaaut oorn-
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NOTARIES.
ed. a n d in « littlo m o r u Ilian a y e a r und
u hi.lf the |, ttn-nt daueixl a ll n ig h t a: d
experiegew l no iu, ouvfcuieu..-« w h a tev e r
A. R. B U T T O L P H .
on aixiouiit of h a v in g ct-lj' ono t-m pu
each t ‘X>t. S h i rid ... a v i a el, p lay s te n ­
n is tti.-d e n je y s '.very sp o rt tl-a t g ir ls of
h e r age aro fond of. T h e euu.ie of tin,
trm iblo w as o rig in a lly ch ilu lx in s, w hich
si
i t p»c
M A R I O » M 0 R P I S P ro p .
O re g o n
FT or no© ,
LtlOU
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is 3 c e n ts
I ii V
S h a v in g
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At Florence
Money Saved
By
Patronizing it.
I Geo.
J
Hale
l’rop
Tonsorial Parlors.
T r s o e MsRta
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t !) A c .
WRITE FOR CIRCULARS
a call.
ON EUGENE AND
FLORENCE
STAGE ROUTE.
A t t h e C o u r t H o u se.
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W HAT
TH E
WORD
JlMPLIIiS.
For in fo r m a tio n , tim e c a r d s , mnpa and tic k e ts
e tc ., c u ll on or w rite
CHURCH DIRECTORY
E ugene,
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YORK
§
Attorney at Law,
I l you do not ob tain nil th e benefit«
you ex p e cted fro m th e nso of th o Vluor,
w rite th e d o cto r ab o u t It. Probuhly
th e re Is gome dSff’eultv w ith your gen-
era! syvlem w h ich m ay be tually
rumovod. A ddress.
DU. J. C. AYKlt, Lowell, Mas«. ’
A Tension
Indicator
BO STO N AND ALL
| 0. 0. F. S ta p le L odge N o ., 1 3 9 ,m ee ts
h every T h u rsd a y e v e n in g in N e ely ’:
Hall, Seaton, O regon. B ro th e rs in good
standing inv ited to a tte n d .
W ill ia m B b v n d , N . G .
P h i l . N ic o l l e , Sec.
A. C . W OODCOCK,
will r.rouse it into healthy activ­
ity. T he hair c eases to corne
o u t: it begins to grow: and the
glory of your youth is restored
to you.
w e have a book on the H air
and its D ise a ses. It is free.
J'fto Co»# A fiv lc o r p '.v .
H E L E N A » ‘"I
P O I N T S E A S T •>"■> S O U T H
I 0 .0 . F . H e c e ta L odge N o. I l l , m eets
!■ every W ednesday e v e n in g in Loilge
Hall, Florence, O re g o n . B ro th e r» in
giodstanding in v ite d to a tte n d .
S . J . S e y m o u r, N . G.
NV. H . N V eathereon, Sec.
L ondon w om en havo discovered a
vory a g ree ab le w av of rid d in g th e ir
j hom os o f flics a n d m osquitoes,
b u rn san d alw o o d in th e house. T h is
an o rie n ta l idea. In L ondon i t is possi
bio to got tlio w e ed p re p are d for th is
purpose, h u t h e ro i t is n o t so easy, as
A m e ric an w om en h a v e n o t y e t ta k e n to
th o practice.
S an d alw o o d c a n ho b o u g h t nt alm ost
a n y T u rk is h o r Ja p a n e se im p o rtin g
hoaso. I t is p re p a re d for b u rn in g by b e ­
in g lirst c u t in to sm a ll pieces a h a lf an
in c h th ic k m id th re e in ch e s long. T h en
i t in baked or d rie d o u t in a slow oven
fo r 24 hours. A piece of th e wood is
p u t in to a m e ta l urn , lig h te d a n d a llo w ­
ed to b a r n u n til w e ll ailauio, w h e n th o
flam e is e x tin g u ish e d a n d tho re d h o t
e m b er le ft to sm o ld e r u n til tho w ood is
consuinod a n d n o th in g is lo ft b u t a h e ap
of lino g ra y ashes. D u rin g th o sm o ld e r­
in g process th o w ood se n d s o u t a sw eet
a u d a ro m a tic sm oko.
BUTTE
TO
I 0 . U . W . P e r p e tu a L o d g e, N o. 131,
n , meets e v e ry 1st a n d 3d T uesdays
each m onth.
M e m b e rs a n d v isitin g
brethren in good s ta n d in g a re c o rd ia lly
inritod to a tte n d . A . O . F umkis , M . W .
I. G. K notts , R e c o rd e r.
Notary Pablic, Sun ever
FRANK D. WILSON-
H a ir C u ttin g
R a z o r H o n ed
S c is s o r s G ro u n d
m oreno©
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O re g o n
NOTARY PUBLIC.
FLORENCE. - -
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OREGON
Boys’
“
20c.
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Boys’ Suits 75c. “
Men’s “ 82.75 “
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Hats a i Dress Sliirts
Ladies’ Undervests 5c. and u
yard,
Childrens
“
5c. “ “
12, 15, Men’s Underwear....................
50c. and up per suit.
T o S m o k o O u t M o s q u it o e s .
W IN N IP E G
THROUGH TICKETS
Men’s Shirts 25c. and up
Fast Colors
Pretty Shirt Waists
MRS. LO ItlLLA Ill) BPIiNCER.
m oney
Men’s anfl Boy’s Clotting
Scotch Lawn
le a d e r in N ow Y ork a n d N e w p o rt s o - ! ----------------------------------------
oicty. Sho Is n o te d fu r h e r a ttr a c tiv e j GO yds. cal ico for 81.00
frocks, a n d sho spends m ooli of h e r
tim e in F ranco. In fa c t, sho lias h e re to ­ A. F. C. Ginghams 10c, per
fo re rnudo y e a rly tr ip s to P a ris to buy
h e r gm vns. M rs. Spnnoor is a g ra c e fu l Duck Suiting at 8, It),
w om an, w ith a re m a rk a b ly fiuo figura. 20c. per yard : : :
I
ST . PAUL
A.
Ladies’ Shoos 90c, and up
“ 75c. “ “
Ladle’s and Men’s Ilose Men’s
Children’s “ 20c. “ “
10c. per pair.
B ig S e l e c t io n —C an save you
Pretty Patterns
i 4c. per yard.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
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Ready mafle Skirts.
Constable............... ...................E . A. E v an s
CITY OFFICERS.
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Send us your m ail orders; they will have
promp,
attention.
W rtk w niam stteStreet,
North.
Lana Co., Oregon
INSECURITY.
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K a u ffm a n .
« « . m h h
Eugene.
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ANIMALS T H A T C O U N T.
B v e r y p rop on w h ic h I le a n ,
E v e r y e a r th ly p rop , I m otto,
Q f w h o so p o w e r 1 eh an oo t o
F a ils Hie w h o n I n eed It m o st.
boost»
In sta n c e s T h a t P ro v o
T h e ir 1
t h e C o m p u tin g F a c u lty .
S ev eral yonrs ago th e ro liv e d In C in­
c in n a ti a in u ln w h ic h w as em p lo y ed by
a s tre e t r a ilw a y oom pauy in h a u lin g
c a rs u p a steep incliuo. T h is an im al
w a s h itc h e d in f r o n t o f th e regu lar
team a n d u n liito h e d as soon a s th e cur
F a ll n w a y b y non»« m ischanoa»
D o a th or o th e r c ir c u m s ta n c e ,
a rriv e d n4 tho to p of tho h ill. I t m ade
A n d 1 fin d m y s e lf iudoexi
a c e rta in n u m b e r of tr ip s in th e fo r ^
L o a n in g o n a b ro k en reed .
noon (I havo fo rg o tto n th o num ber, b u t
W hen t h e s e e a r th ly f e t t e r s p a rt.
w ill say 50 fo r th o sako o f convenience)
A ll t h e s e cla sp s a r o u n d m y h our! *4-'
a n d a lilto n u m b e r in th o a f te rn o o n
F a ll a w a y , a n d I a m le f t
Jb-
O f li f e 's s w e e te s t jo y s b ere ft,
- w * r e s tin g fo r a n h o u r a t noon. A b booh m
■;. ■» th o m u le c o m p le te d its fiftie th t r i p 1»
T o w h a t d ep th a o f w o o I drr<s
I
m arc h ed n w a y to i ts sta b le w ith o u t or*
B ec k in g v a in ly fo r s o m e p ro p
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C r o a k in g S h o e s .
dors from its d riv er.
A ll H u m d cn t to miHtain
. ...
“ N ow t h a t th o su m m er is a g ain upon
O n o in lo n clin ca a a n d p a in .
To show t h a t i t w a s n o t in flu e n ce «
ns, ” e x p la in e d a shoo d e a le r to a S ta r
by tb o sound of tho fa c to ry w h is tle s am t
I#ikc a d r o w n in g m a n I re a ch
re p o rte r, “ p eople aro a sk in g ns to how
b e lls tho fo llo w in g re m a rk a b le a c tio s
U p w a r d a n d fo r a id bcaooch.
to p re v e n t shoes fro m creak in g , for, as
“ I lc lp in o , L o r d !’* 1 c r y a n d sta n d
on th o p a r t of th is a n im a l is vou ch ed
you know , shoos ra ro ly over c rea k e x ­
W ell s u p p o r te d b y h is h a n d .
to r by th o s u p e rin te n d e n t o f th e lin *
c ep t d u rin g ex ceed in g ly d ry w e a th e r or
w h o gave m o those d a t a : O n a certa in
T h r o u g h th e d e s e r t , th r o u g h t h e tide»
in tho su m m er tim e. T h ere ore a ll k in d s
p e haa p ro m ised t o a b id e
occasion, d u r in g a m u sica l fe stiv a l, th ir
of c u res fo r th is tro u b le , b u t tho s im ­
E v e r n e a r ; w h e r e ’e r 1 be.
m ulo w a s tra n s fe rre d to th e n ig h t s h if t
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plest, I th in k , is to r u b u few d ro p s of
a n d th o v ory in s tn u t i t o om pleted Mr
coal o il in th e soles, u e a r th e edges. I f
E a r th ly tie « , h o w I n sec u r o l
fiftie th tr ip i t s ta r te d fo r th o stabler. 1»
th is d o e sn ’t sto p it, th e n e x t best th in g
H e a v e n ly tic« a lo n e endure»
took tho com bined effo rts o f se v e ra l
A n d m y id o ls a ll w uro win in
is to h a v e u sh o e m ak e r d riv e u few
m eu to inako I t r e tu r n to its d u ty . A t
T h a t I m ig h t t h is k n o w le d g e gain .
w ooden pegs in th e soles. T ho c o m b in a ­
n ig h t th e re w o re no b e lls or w h is tle s t o
—N e w Y ork L cdgor.
tio n of both w ill su re ly keep th e m q u iet.
in fo rm th o c ro a tu ro t h a t “ q u ittin g
Sew ed shoes of th o best m ak es o ften
tim o ” hud oomo. I t h o d c o u n te d th r
THEY
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THE
BALLS.
creak as m u ch ns ch eap shoes. T ho diffi­
trip e, a n d h a v in g finished its f u ll qnoto
c u lty com es fro m c u ttin g th e in n e r a n d < n d th e People Deneed to Pay th e Debts o f CO it th o u g h t t h a t tho B m p tor sett
o u ter so le s I f thoy aro n o t oxuctly th o
o f L o u t. X IV .
a u d food lind a rriv e d .
sam e size, th e y uro lia b le to uruuk.
I n 1718 L o u is X IV fa v o re d th e O p o n ,
Homo m nnkcyu g ive u n n ilsta k sb lo eto .
W a te r, h o t o r cold. Is o n ly a teui{iornry th o u e sta b lish e d in th e first sa lle of th e donccs of th o possossinn b y th e m cd t h t
rem edy, fo r th e shoos aro Ju st ns lia b le P u lu is R o y a l (th e re h a v e boon tw o) c o m p u tin g fa c u lty . I n 1888 I m ade t h r
to creak as soon us th e y g e t th o ro u g h ly w ith a sp e c ia l m au sio u fo r th e b e tte r a c q u a in ta n c e o f a vory in te llig e n t
d r y . " — W a sh in g to n S ta r.
acco m m o d atio n of i t s a d m in istra tio n , pouzoo w h ic h co u ld c o u n t o s h ig h to
a rc h iv e s a u d re h ea rsa ls. T h is h o tel is th ree, T h u t th is w as n o t a tr ic k su g ­
A N e w C rusad e.
s itu a te d in tb o R u e Niottiso. T ho b u ild ­ gested by se n su a l im p u lse s I h u d am ple
A le c tu re r on v e n tila tio n p o in ts out, in g w a s g e n e ra lly d e sig n a te d u n d e r the o p p o rtu n ity of s a tis fy in g m yself. The.
w h a t everybody him k n o w n i f h e h a s : u am o o f “ M agnsia,*’ w h e n ce th o term e w n o r of th o a n im a l w o u ld luavo th e
th o u g h t of it, t h a t a ir is m ore n ecessary “ F ille s d u M a g a sin ” (n o t “ d e m ugn- room , n o one bein g p re sen t b u t m ysnlL
th a n food. T ho ls;dy can e x is t lo n g er I s in ” ) su b s e q u e n tly n o t o n ly to th o fe- a n d w h en I w o u ld c a ll for tw o m a rb le s
w ith o u t food th a u i t can d e p riv e d of j m alo c h o ris te rs a n d supers, b u t th e fe ­ o r one tn arb lo or th ro e m arb les, as tha
p u re a ir. Tim n e w crusade, a cc o rd in g m ale d a n c e rs theinsolves. I t so h a p p e n ­ esse m ig h t be, tiio m onkey w o u ld g r s v *
to tills sp e a k er, is to be p reach ed in ed t h a t th e k in g fo rg o t to p a y h is a rc h i­ ly h a n d over th e n.-quired nu m b er. B o
fav o r of v e n tila tio n . In p ro te c tin g o n e 's te c ts und w o rkm en. I n o rd e r to sa tisfy m a n e s m e n tio n s an apo w h ic h could
se lf a g a in s t a d r a f t i t w a s ass. rtod t h a t thorn th e C h e v a lie r de B ouillouoonooiv- co u n t th ree , th o m a te ria l used in h is
to h ave a w in d o w open a t th e to p a n d I
,f' tf v ln g b i n i ' i n th o o ^ 'r a e x p e rim e n t Ix-iug s tra w s from th o s n i-
bottom b oth m u d o a d r a f t m uch less u n ­ house, fo r w h ic h idea ho received an n u il's i-nge. WoltT, Durv. in, F o rb e s a n d
lik e ly th a n to h avo i t open from ono mid a n n u a l pension of H,000 fran cs. H o w as H a rtm a n also g iv e in stan c es o f th o com ­
only. I ’a jie r fcd-.ould n o t bo u se d b e h in d paid, h u t tho k in g 's d e b to rs w ere not, p u tin g fa c u lty in aiics anil m on k eys.-—
su m m er pieces in firoplnc.es. Ix-t th e re for, a lth o u g h tho le tte rs p n te n t w ere J a m e s W e ir in L ip p in o o tt's M agazine.
ho room fo r th e a ir to p e rc o la to th ro u g h g ra n te d som ew here nbo n t th e begin n in g
th o open iro n w o rk , a n d th o re g is te r open of 1718, n o t a sin g le b all h a d been given
in su m m er, providi«t th o isild a ir box is w hen th e m o st m ag n ifice n t of Iho B onr
p e rfe c tly eh an a n d th o a ir su p p ly com es bon so v ereig n s descended to h is grave.
from o u t of doors, a ssists by i m a tin g a
51
O ne day, sh o rtly a f te r h is d eath ,
c u rre n t in th e v e n tila tio n of a rixim.
d 'A rg e n so n , tho th en lie u te n a n t of po-
Hoe, w as ta lk in g to L o u ia ' nephew ,
Stiaifl l<nowlcdge oi Kixt.lnftcfl.
B hilip p o d ’O rléans, tlio reg en t. “ M on­
Som e y o u n g g ir ls j u s t o u t of school
s e ig n e u r ," ho said, “ th e re uro people
h av e th is la s t season in clu d e d in th e w ho go a b o u t y e llin g t h a t h is m aje sty
w e e k 's ro u n d a n h o u r a t a bookkoepiug of blessed m em ory w as a b a n k ru p t and
class. Tim co u rse leu, been oonflnod to
a th ie f. I ’ll h ave th em arro sto d a u d
th o so rt o f a cc o u n ts a m is tre ss of a hom e havo th em llu u g Into som e deep u n d e r­
w o u ld keep, in c lu d in g c a re fu l in s tr u c ­ g ro u n d d u n g e o n ." “ Y o u d o n 't know
tio n in w r itin g u p a checkbook. T lio w h a t you a re ta lk in g a b o u t, “ w as th e
o p e n in g of th e m an y b an k s up to w n h a s
answ er. " T h o so pixiple m u s t be paid,
I n m ilit a r y p r is o n s an nfTrnrtrr is i_____
h a d tho effect o f in c re a sin g th e lis t of a n d th e n th e y ’ll cease to bel low. ” “ B u t
w om en depositors. M an y fa th e rs now how , m onseigneur?’' “ L e t 's give th e t im e s x e n t e n c e il to ca r ry c a n n o n b a ils f r o m
o n e p la c e to a n o t h e r a n d p ile t h e m up all
p n t th e ir d a u g h te rs on on a llo w a n ce , b alls th u t w ere p rojeetod by B ouillon. " d a y l o n g . T h a t is n il. p e r h a p s it d o c s M l
s ta r tin g a b an k a cc o u n t for th em , a n d Ho sa id , so done, anil tbo peoplo I lu need s e e m v e r y T errib le h ilt it s o o n w e a r s h i s
le ttin g them in unage th e ir m oney m u t­ to pay L o u is X lV ’s debts, as, according lif e o n t. It Is p r a c t ic a lly a d e a t h senteacs,
h e k n o w s it; h e w o u ld r a th e r b e s h o t .
te r s as u p re lim in a ry to th o care of tho to S h a d w e ll, people d ra p k to n il L h a r l u anrl
M a n y a r ic k m a n f e e l s t h e s a m e w a y a b o u t
p ro p e rty w h ic h w ill som e day ls< th e ir I l ’s coffers:
t h e b u r d e n of d is e a s e tlia t h e i s lu g g in g
own. I t seem s a p ity t h a t th e schatna
b a ck a m i fo rth fro m d a y to d a y . H e would
T h e k in g 's m o st f a ith fu l suhpw -ls w s
a s s o o n 1 « d o w n w it h a m o r ta l d is e a s e . It
b.ui been so long delay ed . W liat a s a v ­
in 's serv tcu aro n o t d u ll.
w ill c o m e t o th a t s o o n e r or la te r .
W e - b lu ll I,i whew o n r lo y u lty
in g i t m ig h t h a v e eiTi eted for th e A m e r­
A m a n 's li f e c a n l»e - b a g g e d o u t hy
A n d in i k e Ids c o ffer s fu ll.
ica n w om en now e n m lh x l in th e c o n ti­
d y s p e p s ia a m i li v e r c o m p la in t .
T h e ex­
p e r ie n c e o f M r. J T . C a r d w e ll, o f F a ll
— L ondon B u tn rd ay R eview .
n e n ta l peerage I— N ew Y ork L e tte r.
A TravcH ns I.nm tw r SaleswowM ,
A N ew Y o r k lu m b e rm a n -ay s th a t in
th e course of h is b m u n e s s axpericiica he
h a s iiu o u n a n u m b e r of w ianon engaged
in th e sam e lin e of tra d e so l d o in g
w ell. ( »ue w om an wax a tra v e lin g xaha,-
weiriiui e n d an..tin r took h e r b m i-a n d 's
position a t th o hi .1 nf a y a rd a t h is
d e ath . B oth w<jru «-li-vi r w o n c.-n, d o in g
Bit w a ll a s in s u >j'Uhl d o in s im ila r p o si­
tions. T h e Lui .! rioaii'-i Ito v ic -.v now
sta te s in il» p‘.r-<,i,ai c olum n th a t th e re
is “ th e la t st th in g In lutnbordum '* in
M inorsi to, a tra v e lin g saiesw m nan,
M iss F a n n ie Shetini a . T h e y oung w om ­
an m ak es h e r h in d q u a rte rs u t M iune-
a p o iis a n d sells g u tte r s f o r o a e firm a n d
siiin g les for a n o th e r, tik e has Iss.u ou
tin- ruud thnx- m o u th s und is said tu be
Very »uoeixed ul.
Jjovcr, b ro th er, s is t e r , fr ie n d .
O n w h o so n ea rn ess I dojMtnd,
T h o se w h o se v e r y p resen o o g iv e s
S t r e n g t h b y w h ic h m y s p ir it livefl^
C r e e k D e p o t, P it t s y l v a n i a C o .. V s ., s h o r n
h o w D r. P i e r r e 's G o ld e n M e d ic a l D is c o s -
s a v e s p e o p le fro m c o n s u m p t io n by
Dr. P e lle t— A ll you n eed is 25 c en ts' e w r a y k in
g u p t h e ir n u t r it iv e o r g a n is m a n a
w o rth of sorla b ica rb o n ate , dissolved in giving it p t .w e r to s u p p ly p u r e h e a lt h y
wntf-r. Y o u 'll g et It a t th e d r a g s t o r e —
b lo o d , w h ic h d | v c » out t-lood p o is o n s a n d
nt tlio d r u g t tu r s , retu ead io r, not u t th-j
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b u ild s u p s o u n d , w h o le -
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I’u lic n t— Bv.fc w h a t (UfTtrciure <kxw it J eiU T to D r. I’U rrr to writ« you o f the laM ta«
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derived fro»« the put o f I*r Pierce*«
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differ, ,:oo to y r-n . i f yon go to th e gro- »
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, A n n a aft- r a d e sp e ra te u n d bloody b a t­ n e r v e fo r c e u n d rn ffifed p o w e r . It U far
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m a k e fla b b y fat. it d o e « n o t in c r e a
spot n e a r H altlllo, M exico.