L 4 THE W E S T I ► YO UR HO HE PAPER lb SUPPORT I . T í u A D V E R T IS E R S L **\ -¿i SIUSLAWD ONLY PAPER. O P P O R T I» ’ FLORENCE, OREGON, F R ID A Y , Oct. 20, 1890. 8 T A T E O F F IC E R S - T R A V E L E R S ’ G U ID E . o M A R G U E R IT E , — — W i l l m a k e --------- o Governor................................. T. T. Geer. R E G U L A R D A I L Y T R IP S Secretary of 8 'ate...............F. I. Dunbar. — B e t w e e n ------ Treasurer............................. F. 8. Moore. 8upt. Public Instruction J. If. Ackerman State Printer.......................W. H. Leeds. Attorney General D. R. N. Blackburn i ................. R. 8. Bean THE STEAM ER finoretac Court X ...............F. A. Moore B p ( . . . . C . E. Wolverton Judgo Second District. .J. W. Hamilton Prosecuting A ttorn ey.. .Geo. M. Brown _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ofTi L U E L L A C O U N T Y O F FIC E R S- S te a m e r R o barts W ill make regular trip s front Florence to Yaquina Calling a t A L SE A . A nd front Calling a t th e TTMTQPA. freight rates — APTLY TO — W ill carry freight and passengers Meyer & Kyle, Florence, O r . from Florence to San Francisco, i ___________________ ____________I G k A J F t ID I ISTZEIT ‘ W ill also bring up freight Judge...................................»• Potter- ( ............. W. T. Bailey Commissioners 4 ......... H D. Edwards **♦ 13T A Q B L I N E . F or further inform ation inquire — OF — Æ TV ÍE H S Florence to Coos Bay For passenger and H, H. B a rre tt, P ro p ’r, Why let your neighbors know it? And why give them * chance to guess you are even five or ten years more? Better give them good I reasons for guessing the other way. It is very easy; i for nothing tells of age so quickly as gray hair. Clerk............. .............................E- Lee Stage Leaves Steamboat Landing on Sheriff.......................... ...W .W . Withers A. W . B E A D L E & CO. the Uuipqua for Florence Saturdays. Treasurer...................... A . 8. Patterson 14 California St, Returning, Stage Leaves Florence Assessor.................................D- P-Burton San Francisco, California. Sundays. School Superintendent— W. M. Miller Surveyor................................C. M. Collier Extra Trips When Necessary Coroner............................. W. P. Cheshire Charges Reasonable. Justice ol Peace.................C. H. Holden Constable.............................. E. A. Evans H * u . W. IL Weatherson President STAGE LINE. R E. B a n g s , P ro p rie to r. Stage leaves E ugene daily ex­ cept Sundays, a t 6 a .m ., a rriv in g s îoard of Trustees at Florence the day following a t 10 a. m. P u llm a n jecoider.....................John I. Butterfield R eturtung-stage leaves F lo r­ S le e p in g C a rs treasurer ............... . .F. B. Wilson ence daily, except Sundays a t 2 E le g a n t Karsbal............................ G. C. Cumpton p.m., a rriv in g in E igonc the day D in in g C a rs N i O. W. Hurd Win. Kyle j J. W. Carman M. Morris T o u r is t S le e p in g S E C R E T S O C IE T IE S . C a rs M IN N E A P O L IS F A: A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107. , Regular communication on second A and fourth Saturdays in each month. DULUTH FARGO E. W. C obb , W. M. J. I. B uttbrfibld , Secretary. O RAND F O R K S ___ TO CRO O KSTO N U. W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131, i s t and «>• ...,= every y 1st 8u Tuesdays T"««davs and visiting month. . m Members e u iu » ,„ — — "T /lm T llo .,, . »• __— . /.z.M en in good standing are cordially 1 to attçnd. A .O . F unks , M. W. C notts , Recorder. . O. F. Maple Lodge No., 139, meets very Thursday evening m Neely s .Seaton, Oregon. Brothers iu good ding invited to attend. W illiam B bynd . N. G. P hil . N icollk , bee. H E LE N A Alex. Patterson, M. D. a»d BU TTE G a r d in e r , O re g o n . THROUGH TICKETS TO CHICACO D IR E C T O R Y TTERIAN CHURCH, Florence, n. Sabbath service: Babbath- d o’clock a. in. Preaching 11 . in. and 7 p. in. Sacrament of 1’s supper on 1st Sabbath of April? July an? Octo.ber< Iv is welcome to all the services, •e (uests Christians to make es known. . I. G. K notts , Pastor. NEW A ttorney a t Law, E ugene, fWRo.ra., - O regon 7 and S B, " „ K S p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n g i v e n t o c o ll o d i o n « I P u r in fo r m a tio n , tim e c a r d « , m a p « a u d tic k e t« A . R. B U T T O L P H , e tc ., c a l l o n o r w r it e R. M c M urphey , G e n e r a l A g o n t. H o o rn « 2 a n d 4, S h e lto n B lo c k . F IC K A t t h e C o u r t H o u s e . É . B E N E D IC T , R .N H 3 Y - A . T - L .A ' W '. rp.no«. : : Oregon. A. D CHARLTON, A s s is ta n t G e n e r a l P as s en g e r A g e n t, 255 M o r r is o n S t., C o r ., Sd. P o r tla n d , O r J. F . TA N N E R , F L O R E N C E , OR. pk >.. § ♦ » f WESTERN M E . E V E R Y T H IN G Special Attention F IR S T -C L A S S . to Commercial * * Travellers. * * MORRIS •’ » HOTEL, Tables furnished w ith all th e delicacies of the season. Give us a c a ll. ____ E lk P r a ir ie H o te l. ON EUGENE AND FLORENCE STAGE RO UTE. ' T rack W ar *« By P a tr o n iz in g it. ’ ïfic fe m . . . . » __ .» r » h r t t * ' 11 .................... • * __ ^ ro p : ....................... MARION M0RKI3 Pro P- Hair C u tlin g 1 Razor Honed S c isso r s Ground F R A N K B. W IL S O N , . 13 cents »5 ” We call your attention to the following prices, We invite comparison. We warn your trade. If good goods and low prices count we will Some years ago there was a runaway ' down at Shelter Island in which a young girl wus left in the boat with a ! gule blowing. She tried to throw the ! sheet loose, bat it was frosen and her ! Angers were too cold, added to which the sheet had fouled the tiller, and she it-. could not bring the boat up into the wind to stop Its way. the sail being so set that the boat continued running right along at a terrific rate of speed. * L ad ies’ Shoes 90c and up Occupants of tho other boats soon | G u a ra n te e d F a st B lack realized the position anil mnde chase, (4 M en’s 75c. * L itdie’s a n d M en’s H ose gaining slowly, one boat finally being C h ild ren ’s 20c. far In tho lead of tho others by the time the end of the island was left behind. 10c. per pair. Big Scloctiou ■ -f«in RavAvnn money Right In front lay the end of the lco, broken short by the action of the tide water, and there the breakers rollod in. throwing up tho anchor ice. dashing it down, and then retreating, sucking it under tho floe und packing It up for an­ Scotch L aw n M en's S h irts 25c. an d an x other break. For «onio time It was a qnostion as to B o y s’ ■ ;««y: whether the chasing boat would catch F a s t Colors up with the girl before slio was carried P re tty P a tte rn s B oys'Suit«, ' over tho edge to certain death. But at Inst tho boats camo together for one 4c. per yard. M en’s “ 82.75 l< “ brief second, the girl was snatched by strong arms to the pnrsnei’s yacht, the fliM ì A p r s ?* sheet was eased off in a flush, and. spin­ ning round In its own length, It was sot right before the wind instond of reaching into it. Just as tho runaway 30 yds. calico for 81.00 L adies’, Liidut v tala dashed over Into the anchor ice. A short, shnrp crack gave notice of A. F . C. G ingham s 10c, per yard. ChildYerta “ < the parting of the ice beneath the very runners of tho now homeward bound D uck S u itin g a t 8, 10, 12, 15, M en’s U n d e rw e a r.. savior, and with a long stagger, which 50c. an»' u p p er su.il per y a rd : : : only her sp ed enabled her to with­ stand. alio dashed acroas the fast open­ ing crack, safe, to he brought up into S en d us your m a il orders; they tho wind at a distance, while the late runaway danced, a wreck, among the i Y , ¡tf i f m a n . broken lco. It was one of the close calls prom pt a tte n tio n , of ice yachting which, thank goodnets, North, Willamette Stroot, “ very seldom occur!—W. P. Pond In Lana Co., Oregon .. . I kig en e . Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly. Ready made Skirts. 20. LUCKY D EU CE O F SPA D ES. H e n iH r k n b l© H u n o f E n c lc , b u t F o r th e O th e r M a n . A ll Ono by one tho old superstitions nro being torn from ns. People nowadays walk ofstnntatiounly under ladders nnd suffer no evil cocsequonces. Friday is quite a popular day for the commence­ ment of a long journey, and ulttiDg down 18 at dinner Is frequently unat­ tended with untoward results. A deep­ ly rooted superstition among card play­ ers is a belief in tho lucky properties of the two of epadea. The present writer’s faith, however, was severely shaken by a phenomenal coincidence which occur­ red only a few days ago. Sitting down to a game of whist, ho thoroughly shuffled both packs of cards, and happened to notice that the two of spades was the bottom card of one of the packs. •‘T h is ou gh t t o bring m o la c k .” ho remarked to his friends. He then took up the second pack, and was astonished to find that the two of spades was also at tho bottom o f t h a t Words failed to express his amassment when, in drawing for partners and deal —the cards had been shuffled again—ho once moro drew the two of spades. Tho odds ngaihat this triple event oc­ curring must be enormous, but more was to follow. The deal fell to the w riter, and tho turn up card was the in­ evitable two of spades I P rim itive Pips«. The eariteftt Irtcian pipe« we-.-« art»piV tubus, in on- - ,.nd of which ti" totvicco or dried locvns wore pat. it Mias been She was a portly lady, with n lot of found that the ,4p. b ub' -p,^ ,th ’ j^witjht bundles—and It may be noted at thia Ilomana wore'ruEdo on U: ■' riuiie'lilJm. point that It Is almost always the case the bowl being nu irwrinttwi reserved that tho lurger a lady la tho lurger and | f()t a Wuirwratiiwly resent day Vbkk moro numerous are tho bundles sho car- i worthy : ik otkining that lies—and when eho entered the rail- j tho cigarette ’ ! u dnyfinrn', of road station she was putting so that a I the In ll'itc. Th . ■■ ri-e-r. cries just drowsy man on the trout seat jumped like tuosn imw .ill p-vfr -#1, VsUnlgitfs of up suddenly, thinking It wns tho engine the ttlUiEcet corn bn ;l<- , of the train ho was waiting for. Bho ThOro' Is a jnipiibi'r hntleu. by tho' approached the ticket window, and way, that ,e»p»r nw*l for laodorn , ig«- thers sho pat her bundles In all the rnttei» is dentmeuya health and apt available space. They were nice, now. to be suturated with drugs. CnctH do' store bundles, however, und no objec­ not wnmiut thia idea, iaefirnnch ns tho tion w as made. best cigarette paper is quite hnruilr*. “ Is tlw train for J o n g le v ille gone being made out of new ituci| rags, from p e t t ’’ tb s Inquired. the refuse left over hi thff nip’nnfiictnre “ N o. m a ’am , ” responded th e clerk. o f ehlrts and other finin' pnrtawit«. “ H ow for U It t h e r a f There is no such t'uiny as vice pnper. “ A b ou t 70 m iles, I gneaa, m a 'a m .” What is known os such B toe pith of a For be w as n ew to th a t place and waa piunt cut in tain slirua 'ic’d by the not thoroughly conversant w ith d e ta ils Chinese for tsiiiiting pictures.—Bcience “ W h a t’e th e price of a tic k e t I” Sittings. A P O S S IB IL IT Y . R a i l r o a d T i c k » « * R e llln c r a t B a n r a l n C o u n t e r P r ic e « . “ One n in ety -e ig h t, m a 'a m .” “ O ne n in ety -e ig h t 7“ she repeated. “ H ow does th a t happen 7“ “ I don’t know , m a ’a m .” ha replied aa he eyed her bandies. “ I g u ess it m u st be m arked dow n from f t . “ — W ash in gton Star. f r e l M iu l C’ttH«*.s Innus: Ptrabo calls It Itetiet G,ii...tr. Tucb, is and P liny A fter th is the dealer fe lt justified in id ealises love. Ko woman ever claimed that the fnssy white things were meant to be useful. Whan a g irl propose, toarean. she al­ ways acts as if she expected him to Writing iu The Contemporary Re­ apologise for I t view. Professor Bully dfscnssM the curi­ Y ou can patch up a broken heart so b eliev in g he w as in for a good even in g A s a m atter o f fact, he lust s ix rubbers in su ccession.— London MaiL m ention It aa H ib eru iu . M.da cqUod it Juverna. The nutive names in Celtic are Ir, Eri. or Erin. Plutarch mentions NOTARY P U B L IC . it nnder the name of Ogygia. The name Chliaraa am. Dolls. Ireland is no doubt derived A- oiii thti native Ir or Eri. bnt when It cum» into FLO RENCE. - - - OREGON general use is a question coincruiug ous aspects in which children regard th a t it w ill keep on lo v in g an y old which schclnrs are much nt variance. . , T R Y T H fi . , dolls. He eays: Profeesor Hall has th in g, b a t w hen fa ith is shattered It It brought to light aoine eurlcns prefer­ done for. J n lu la l Levity, ences of children. He tells us. for ex­ Tho polico justice, who had the repu­ W hen a w om an sa y s th a t i f she w ere ample. that, wheroasout of 848 children rich she w ould do lota o f good In the tation of being a strictly upright and 191 preferred wax dolls, as manyaa 144 w orld, she m eans sho would g iv e aw ay hou ist officer of the law anil hull little W c have other strikin g pronounced in favor of rag ones. Odd | her old cloth** to her poor relation s.— b u s in g in copta-queiu. l'«iku‘l l"gu- preferences are sometimes shown with New York Preen. briou ly nt jffajruvyd Jg'caoi the judi­ improvements th a t appeal to regard to aixe. A lady write« mo that I cial coat. ’ ” T ’ avswb ^,; the careful buyer. Send for sho preferred 4 Inch halfpenny d olls. W o s l d a 't D o n f A U . “ I am sorry.” lie «nfcl. “ but I shaH because thero wns so mnch more to bo ] “ I have hero a play th a t I would have to Und joaoyey our elegant H . T . catalog. Cbicqgn Jfigff»’ done with theso in the way of putting ' lik e you to “ — one on wigs made from doormnts. Inking j “ W h a t’s the t i t l e 7” interrupted tho hite ewing achine C o . in eyebrows, etc. On tho other liund. manager, intent on getting down to another English lady tells ine that her details withont a Iona of time. Cleveland, Ohio. * I childish ambition was the possession of ' “ I have called It ‘T he Pugilist,’ and a big doll—“ one that would fill my I"— For sale by While Sewing Machine arms and take some of tho cuddling “ Won’t do at all." Interrupted tho that I wunted to liestow aud which no­ manager. “ It’s nnme shows W to bo Company, San Francisco. body seemed to want. ” This girl image totally foreign to the correct dramatic is. so far os the uninitiated adult can Idea. Wo must have some action in u A n U n f a i r C o n d it io n . play, you know. It can’t bo all dia­ Tho Unlvsraity of Rochester hns ro divine, tho true child's doll logue.”—Chicago Post. so lv d to open its than» to women, the C n n l.e ld « o f th o W o r ld . policy to take effect when the women of Geologist« extimate the grout coal­ D ln fa r b c d H U lln r a b e r a . Rochester raise $ ICO,000 for tho use of fields of the world In erjaare miles as A Georgia darky, who was shaming the univaniity. Rochester papers report follows: China. 200.000; United States, S e w i n g M a c h in e s w e r r .a n u f» c tu r « a n d t h e i r Mlria Anthony as «tyiM that the one east of the Rockies. 190.000-, Canada. soundly, wns awaken, d by hla wife, p ric e d b e fo re y o u p u r c h a s e a n y o t h e r . blot on her city is removed, and sho is Indio. 85.800: New South who »creamed; TIE HEW HOME SEWINB MiCHIHE CO., ns happy as if another state had beeu 05.000: “ Dey's a b ig black enako colled np at Walt», 24.000; Russia. 20,000. »ml tho O H J .N O K , H A S H . carried for woman snlfrago. The condi­ UnItcl Kingdom. 11,800. Thero are y o ’ feet. ” B V n lo n S o n M w N .Y . C I,le w » . H I. S t t o o ) . Mo. The dnrky roee slowly, rubbed bis tion «tu. hod to tho concession, how­ many deposits In other countries, bnt M la e . T e » » . Son Francteco,Col. A tla n ta ,« » . t<] to ever, iTcveuts The Tribuno from feel­ their extent Is Inconsiderable. Eng­ eyes, caught the snake by the tail and FOR SALE BY ing very hiliirinrs ov,-r It. Uillesa tho land’s coul area is small: still she threw it <>ht of tho window. Out us he Good dealers w.inicd in every town. University of Rochester Is very différ­ crawled back In bed ho said; Write for prices and tersis to San Iran ée» from all oiler universities women for years produced more than any other “Maria, don't yo’ ever wake me country. Now the United States la cisco, Cal. I have already contributed their fair ahead English coal veins are thin; one ag’ln 'cept fer u rattloauuko or a water * < **R M Ìè * 1 -iW M 1 n « y **'• c ! share sod ooght not to Irhvc to boy tho only 14 Inch»-« wide hns be»m worked moccasin. ” —Atlanta Constitution. -V t< * kJ, r ia k c educuttonal ] Hvilegca which should i»o- 1.200 feet down On the other hand, p i m b i t s ♦ T l l ’ J ’ " j l f n e t 1* D id n 't K e e p U p th e K e r o r d . lotig equally to the eons ;md daughters there nre veins in the Pennsylvania an­ t • k iiL Th- “Hill writes from Texan," mid the f c l o J t ' ' - ’i ’ ■ • î e tfi of tho city ‘and state.— Woman’s Trib­ thracite region 80 feet thick and in da« 1 n i t r i « I « une. ______________ the bitnminons regions 18 feet thick. parent, “ that he’s in jail ag'tn. an ho I r t t c hi e l n n i f n v n ; a u i ti “ I h a v e b r- n tr o u b l-d a g re a t d e a l 1 UriV *»»>tA Our Apjailachian coalfields nro the lar­ 'pears to 1») hfqivbvs over it. 1 wonder fn r t » , i t T lio M n lu e F l s g P o l« . i «l’ t l l o t B o f ef file example of hte family ain’t In -' w ith a t o r r i d l l r e r , w h ic h p ro d u c e s c o n s t li » - ‘. i '' - J a tlo t. I io iB i i C A S C A H E T S to b e «11 j o u e l«1ta There is a Now York woman artist gest known, and alone conld supply the aplrin to him T His gran'f.ither broxe I l . t T t ’ l C v . t o 'i’ A .i » u 'l l t * j ». * ' * 1 'T t fo r th e m , a n d s e c u re d s u c h te lle r i t « a r u t t r ia l, living in Biisiklyn who expects Io bo whole world for centuvii» to enue U < t t L lf fliv 1 t b e t 1 p u r c h t s t ' l a n o t h e r n u p p lr a n d w s s c e n i- j.lll six times: his tmelo dug out three M e r i ä ! 1 n ln ts lr c u r d l r b a l l c .u lr b c to o i'IiN lt o ie e - the envy of tho neighborhood lmfore >t'4 t 4 ■ ■ ’ i' times, an they ain’t n Jail in the scttle- d r l ’.D A a O r ly la a l O a th o f A ll« < l» a r » . c -m a h C d PC’ c a r e t » w i i K t - ' C r t h o r p p o r t u a t t r k l s t d l V « u a ít i fc h t to f • hsig. She 1» shoot to come into p<*eea- uiont IhHt kin hold any ef' tho rest of la p r e fo n tu d - J . A S mi TO. „ h ,1 I t i r u j ’ iU ’ t c - t h e In the old days when the Hpanish ■Liu j u - s t e a l t t a n a A r e . , P h i la d e lp h ia , P a . sion of bOincthmg for w hivh relic Feek- »1 <>• »lot iJ rl the family. It's my opinion that t ill p < < \ i ers would give—in extravagant phrase­ province of Aragon was a proud and has fnlletl from grace 1“ —Atlanta Con- j / i R c r d p n » u t i k * * « Tt t * • r d ' i -itl •* rt • t • i i i Y independent monarchy the people CANDY f ' c l t l i ' f •t» o n o r t h é l i f e i’ ology— their ryes. It is a flag pole from atitatiun. ____ _____ H , o f t i ib l i K x i, .» e ifr ffc . *■4 tí C A T H A R T IC tho Maffia lu duo time there is to 1« a used, when choosing their king, tffa >u. H v tt Tt p . . , i ‘ t • v M e - ‘ t» ■ following singnlnr form of election A W fa S o k e a l i n p n s a lo a . flag raising at the artist’s bons»,, to H tia b v i «tor. “Wc. the freeborn inhabitant.» of the ü which no ono will ho Invited, but tlwi *U c it "Did you hair shout the speech I I M - ’ .» c. j ancient kingdom of Arugou who »ro p -’ ' X a T i tin';- f neighbor* will bo n-'hnved to •* Terfc. Wt jost nn ordinary flagstaff such as they U a etjahl buy thamaclvoa at a department home. Wuehington Star. «•XL «tiii-LÀ « U lùkùì -J W hite Sewing Machine. W WRITE FOR » * Shaving O regon no® , It indicates the state o f the tension a t a glance. Its use means tim e saving and easier sewing. I t ’ o u r o r n invention and is found only on th e Lazy Liver M o n e y Saved T o n s o ria l P a rlo rs . Dtaiaa# C orv R’O hts FTor »EW HOME ” SEWIKQ MâGRtHE. 4 » G20. H a le V» - , Notary Public, Surveyor EUG EN E, OREGON. T w e n tv -th r e e M ile s W e s t Eugene. OREGON. W ORD »IMPLIES. N O T A R IE S . ...Attorney-at-Law EUGENE, W HAT THE b a le b u s ih e f li E . O. P O T T E R IS J U S T YORK BORTON AND A L L F lo r a n o o , o r o g o n . A. C. WOODCOCK, M m «. A Tension Indicator; th e Eye. P H IL A D E L P H IA D . W . S T I B B B N S , P rop rietor. attorneys D r . J . C . A y « r , L o w e ll , Special attention to Diseases of W A8HIINCTON § CHURCH It ,u GO n ot obtain sill the ben»- ! flu you fr<»n» th® u«e ol tbu 1 Vigor, writ* the doctor about It. Probably there is rome difficulty ' w ’th your renorul svutom wltlea ratybft easily ;eiuovo«l. Addrops, H u rd ’s office in Florence. PO INTS EAST »»id SOUTH L F. Heceta Lodge No. Ill,m eets ry Wednesday evening in Lodge Florence, Oregon. Brothers in sanding invited to attend. 8. J, Seymour, N. G. W. H . Weatherson, Sec. p r e v e n ts its f o r m a t io n . W IN N IP E G A. R. General Lyons Post, No. 58 ■ meets second and fourth Saturdays G ci each month at. 1 :30 p. m. 8. B. C olvin , Commander. J. L. F uenisii , Adjutant. - — ¥ 5 .0 0 | J Single fare - - 89.00 Round trip Tickets for sale a t E. B angs’ livery barn, Eugene, and a t O. W . _____ st . paúl is a youth-renewer. It hides the age under a luxuriant growth of hair the color of youth. It never fails to restore color to gray hair. It will stop the hair from coming out also. It feeds the hair bulbs. Thin hair becomes thick hair, and short hair becomes long hair. It cleanses the scalp; re­ moves ell dandruff, and We have a book on the Hair which we will gladly send you. fob. •, ing au 9 p. nt. It & a « C h a s e « n d « M o r r o w B s - csape F r o m D e a t h . Pretty Shirt Waists ORTHERN Pacific, Ry. eugene - florence C IT Y O F F IC E R S . NO. 25 A R U N A W A Y IC E Y A C H T . T R A V E L E R S ’ G U ID E A» I 8TEA M ER jr j VOL. X . general directory rr a » store. ” S M