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F L O R E N C E , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , J u l y 13, 1900.
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE
F O R L IT T L E F O L K S .
T o o M a o h B a lt F o r H l . F la k .
They were passing a good story at
l! the courthouse yesterday afternoon
concerning a young lawyer who was
admitted to practice a short time ago !
S T E A M E R M A R G U E R IT E , Q - J k l E l T )
iFFICERS-
D o es
H o w C h ild r e n o f l . o n j A
bo G o t M o o t and recently hung out his shingle. His ,
O — W ill make ----
S T A G S L IN E .
o f T h e i r P lM X t h ln a s .
your h a ir
office isn’t a very pretentious affair, ,
Children have too much ready made but be didn’t think It necessary to |
. . . . T. T. Geer. r e g u l a r d a il y trips
s p lit at
bliss nowadays.
A gentleman who apologize to his friends for his little
. ,F. I. D n n b n r .
th e e n d ?
■ B etw een ■
was
speaking
of
his
boyhood days a eight by ten, with several feet parti- '
.. F. S. Moore,
Singe Leaves Steamboat Landing on
f3»4
C an y o u
few days ago, said: "There were not tioued off for the use of I lls "clerk." j
it ion J. II. Ackerman
the Umpqua for Florence Saturdays.
the hundreds of toy« of every con The other day lightning struck, and j
p u ll out a
.W. II. Leede.
Returning,
Stage
leaves
Florence
ceivable kind then us now. We were the door opened slowly, while a voice
h
a
n
d
f
u
l
3>. R. N. Blackburn
fortunate to have anything not of our charged with a strong Irish accent ask
........... R. S. Bean
by ru n
S u n d ays.
T
H
E
S
T
E
A
M
E
R
own manufacture.
I say fortunate; ed If the lawyer was In.
......... F. A. Moore
■•James,” said the rising disciple of
n in g y o u r
Extra Trips When Necessary
perhaps It was more fortunate that we i Blnckstoue, getting up from a couch
.
.0» B. Wolveiton
f
i
n
g
e
r
s
th
ro
u
g
h
i
t
?
were
forced
to
construct
our
own.
I
,
Second District .3 . W. Hamilton
at the time, “I wish you'd step around
Charges Reasonable.
i
remember one summer working for , to the First National bank aud tell
D o e s it seem d ry 2nd
:uting Attorney
Geo. M. Brown
Rvervbody’s proud of this sort of
weeks
on
a
water
wheel.
I
was
a
little
them
that
the
amount
of
that
draft
lif e le s s ?
and he’s proud of himselfr
fellow, not very well versed In the Isn’t quite right. It should he $1.075, Grandpa,
W ill carry freig h t an d passengers
proud of his clear brain aud active body.
G i v e y o u r h a ir a
^OFFICERS-
use even of a knife, and that was ull Instead of $1.525. and before you re There are other kinds of grandparent»
chance.
F e e d it.
front F lo ren ce to San Francisco.
1 had to work with, aud it was not turn drop Into Mr. Jobngre's office aud that we can’t be proud of. Weak of
a very good knife at that. Then I did tell blm I’ve collected that $3.500 claim body
___ and feeble o f mind, we can only
T
h
e
r
o
o
t
s
a
rc n o t
W ill also b rin g up fre ig h t
.11. R. Kincaid.
not even have the water power, hut for him. While you’re there, step I ^¡ty them. They no more liv e; they
E. B a n g s ,
P ro prieto r.
d
e
a
d
;
th
e
y
are
w
eak
v exist. What makes the difference
. . .
.. .
« *•
had to construct an apparatus for that across the hail and Inform Mr. Fogo- I __
only
............. J. 11. Hill
Stage leaves E ugene on M on
b e c a u s e t h e y a rc
. . . H. D. Edwards
as well, out of n il old barrel, a box or | boll that unless that note for $10,000 Is between these two classes of old man?'
F o r fu rth e r in form ation inquire d ay s, W ednesdays, and F rid a y s a t
two, and a pile of earth. The water I paid In the morning I shall begin fore
s ta r v e d — th a t’s all.
............... E. U. Lee
6 a. in. a rriv in g a t F lorence th e ’
was carried up I he bank, and hard and closure proceedings. Don’t lose any
- OF —
.
.
.
W.
W.
Withers
The
h..........;**,••».
day follow ing a t 10 a. in.
tiresome work It was, hut I toiled j time, as I’ve a great deal of work for ens the stomach, purifies the blood,
Ir er .. > ■'-£{‘9 - __ A. S. Patterson
A. W . B E A D L E & CO.
b e s t
R e tu rn in g stage leaves F lorence J
away long hours, auil at last every- : yon this morning.”
;
. .. D. P. Burton
«nA increases the activity of the blood-
thing worked to perfection. Of course. . "Be hh^ns!” gasped the client pro making glands. It won’t make old
M ondays, W ednesdays, and F r i
AV. M. Miller 22 M ark et S t
h a ir
Superintendent
as soon a3 the barrel was emptied It spective, who had progressed ns far men young, but It will enable old man
days a t 2 p. m. a rriv in g a t E ugene [
f o r . . . . . . . $ ' » ............ .0. M. Collier
fo o d
San F ran cisco, California.
had to he refilled from the wooden as the doorway into the iuner office, to asoimllate the food they eat, and
er............. »»■ ■ '< . W. Griffin
th
e
follcr
w
in
g
d
ay
a
t
9
p.
m.
C. II. Holden
boxes Into which it run. The seams I "this be’s no place fer me wld er two so strengthen them for a life of rea
i s —
e'ol Peace. ..
G. C. Campton
» b le ..............
were tarred, hut they would spring n dollar fifty clnt claim ter k’lect.” And sonable exertion.
«1 raOered for six year« w ith constipation ,n 4
lenk now and then, and that was he departed.—Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Single faro -
-
_ -
5.00 i
Indigestion, during w hich tim e I em ptoyso
rather
discouraging.
Sometimes
now
j
several
physicians, but th ey could not reach o t
R o u n d trip _
_ -
-
9 .0 0 1
ease,” writes Mr. O. Fvpplew tll. o f Eureka
CITY OFFICERS.
when things go wrong and I am almost j
T h in e * T h e . tH d In 1700.
Sprtugs. CarToll Co., Ark. «1 felt that th ere
T ic k e ts for sale a t E . B an g s’ I
If y o u d o n ’t w a n t
ready to give up there comes to m.V j An advertisement In a facsimile Is was no h elp for me; could not retain food on m y
liv ery b a rn , E ugene, an d a t O. W .
Usd vertigo end would fall helpless Io
mind a picture of a boy. tolllug up sue of a Maryland paper In 1773 shows stomach;
y
o
u
r
h
a
ir
to
d
ie
u
s
e
th e floor. T w o veers ego I commenced ‘« k in g
..
F.
B.
Wilson
K u r d ’s olliee in Florence.
lent.
a mound with a pall of water, persplr-1 that the housewives of that day used Dr. Ptercc’e Golden Medical Diecovery and little
A y e r’s H a f t V i g o r
'Pellet»,' end improved from the etart. After
lng face and grimy hands and I can cooking utensils of a kind that only a tak
M. Morris j
in g tw elve hotties o f the ' D iscovery' I w e»
A ll th ro u g h freight on th e stage '
o n ce a d a y g ^ f t m ak e s
not have less determination thnn he. 1 favored few can offord to use now. A aide to do fight work, en d have been Im proving
Win Bernhardt
e
ith
e
r
w
ay
betw
een
E
ugene
a
n
d
I
ever
etuce. I am now In good h«*lth_i0! ,0” ».”
of Trastees
If I had a half a dozen hoys, they coppersmith “from Lancaster” llvlug
L. Christensen
th e h a ir p « r , s to p s
m y age—io year». I ow e It alt to Dr. Pierce •
M apleton, will he ch arged a t th e
should make their own toys.”
D. W. Stibbens
“Baltlmore-Town” advertises copper medtrinea.*
falling, a n a c u re s d a n
&
ra te of tw o cents per pound d u rin g '
No doubt many a child would be fish and wash kettles, copper and brass
Old people often need a laxative
dru ff.
je r ....... . . . . . . J o h n I . B u tt e r fie ld
th e m onths of O ctober, N ovem ber,
far happier were he given an oppor browing kettles, saucepans, coffee and medicine. The best for them ia Dr.
W
.......... ’3 ..............F. B. Wilson
tunity to exercise his Inventive facul- | chocolate pots, stewpans and Dutch Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets.
D ecem ber, J a n u a ry , F e b ru a ry , | G
It a lw a y s re sto re s
tics Instead of being deluged with ovens.
!
M
arch
a
n
d
A
p
ril,
and
one
cent
per
c
o
lo
r
to
g
ray
o
r
faded
G. C. Cumpton
brightly painted playthings and told ’ There, was plenty of help In tlio
pound d u rin g the m onths of May,
C u r io s it ie s o f J o o r n a ll.s r r .
h a i r ; it n e v e r fails.
; to play with them. Half the pleasure ! household then with the slaves. Sev
A
puper in India recently published:
C
a
rs
J
llu
e
>
J
u
iy»
A
ugust
an
d
Septem
ber.
5
1
.0
0
a
battle.
>1!
druggltf«.
S le e p in g
' of a little girl with her dolls comes eral advertisements refer to them. In the following explanation: "This is on
“ One bottle o f Aver’a H alrV Ifor
; through making clothes for them. The ! one a “Commlsslou and Insurance Bro
lOCIETIES.
stopped iny hair from falling out.
E le g a n t
and started it to grow again n icely.”
children who are taught to keep their 1 ker” "Gratefully acknowledges the ly the beginning of onr paper. Wo
Alex, Patterson, M . D.
J u l ie s W i t t ,
heads as well ns their hands busy are fuvors of his friends, and hopes for a were not sure how much matter was
D in in g C ars
March 29, 1WP.___ Canova, S. D ak.
Gardiner, Oregon.
1
the happiest and will grow up the continuance of their correfpondenee. required to fill it np, and, thinking wo
“ Avrr’s H .i* Vigor complet; !▼
cured rii« from dandruff, w ith w hicli
»rence Lodge No. 107. T o u ris t
!
most
valued members of society.—El- ---- He has now for fale, a Pocket of had sufficient, we did not exert onr-
I w nsgreatly Lfilictcd. Th'* grow th of
c ' a B i ' e — selves much to get any more. Wethere-
indention on second
S lee p in g C a rs
i inlra Telegram.
good HOPS, n 10 Inch new
mv b-.’.ir since it»* use has been som e
fore beg that onr readers w ill excuse ns
th ing wonderful.”
iy s in e a c li m o n t h .
and
wants
to
buy
a
NEGRO
GIRL, this time for the space left blank, and
Special a tte n tio n to D iseases of
I.LNAG.GnEF.NF.
8T . PAUL
K a i s e r V.’ t l l i c l m ’ B O n l y D n n x h t r r .
W. C oud , W. M.
about 12 years old.”
April 13,1399._____ New York, N .Y .
we promise to do better and get more in
Princess Victoria Louisa of Germany
M IN N E A P O L IS
th e E ye.
ita r y .
If you do not obtain all t ’ e hencute
Women were In certain kinds of
you oxpoetptl from th e usa of th e Hair
recently celebrnte.d her seventh birth- business nt that time, for a firm of the future.”
DULUTH
Vigor, « n ite the l>o. tor About it.
Still more curious was the announce
I day. It may he seen from the picture. "taylors” advertise their business as
■ ju . J. C. AY E ll. Lowell, 5iais.
PARQO____________
ment of a paper which came out for the
Irrespective of hs ,> father’s exalted po- two doors from M r s . Chilton's tavern.
NOTARIES.
al Lyons Post, No. 58
first time with two columns blank, the
C R A N D FO RK S
TO
People liked to bear a little gossip In
’ mid fourth Saturdays
editor making the bold announcement
C
R
O
O
K
S
T
O
N
tlioso
days
also,
as
now,
and
wbnt
may
A.
R.
B
U
T
T
O
L
P
H
,
1:30 p. m.
that "o large quantity of exceedingly-
be
called
a
society
note
follows
the
no
BLViN, Commander.
W IN N IP E G ____________
interesting matter has been left out
tice
of
a
wedding
nod
Informs
the
pub
«’uiiNisu, Adjutant.
. ( TRY THE . ,
H E L E N A “ >»’•
lic that “By a late marriage In 8L Ma for want of space.”
When the native editor wants a holi
ry's the 1-aily Is become SIster-ln-lsw
BUTTE
day, he suspends publication nntll It is
to her own mother aud the Gentleman
convenient to resume, and, taking hi«
F’l o r 1 n o o ,
•
-
O rovon
brpetna Lodge, No. 131,
Bon-ln-lnw to Ills Blster-lu-taw.”
readers into his confidence, informs,
.1 st and 3d Tuesdays
TO
them plainly why tbe paper was not Is
llem bers and visiting C H IC A G O
A
B ro k e » H h o e e trla *.
FRANK
B.
WILSON.
I s t a n d i n g a r e c o r d i a l l y I --------
sued on the expected dates: “ With the
"There
goea
a
man
who
tuny
wish
W
A
S
H
IN
G
T
O
N
“. A. O. F unks , M. W .
consent ot our readers, we now propose
before
long
that
be
bad
it good, sound
eordcr.
P H IL A D E L P H IA
shoestring in Ills shoe.” ron^A'ied a to take onr annual holiday. We are
N E W YORK
man to a friend as a rather slipshod sure none of them w ill begrudge us our
F L O R E N C E .- - -
OREGON
Individual passed them on the street. relaxation."
E
, »,
* BO STO N A N D ALL
6ta , Lodge
No. , I , ll , .meets
I — — - ■
----- - —
The man referred to had a broken
T w e n t y E n s ile s F o r S ix H a l m .
“*
l a y e v e n i n g in L o d g e P O IN T S E A S T ■>'»'< 8 O U T H
shoestring in one of Ills shoes, and lliu
A
singular
theft
waa
tried
by
B r o t l i o i s in
p n rin fo rm a tin a , tim eca rd s, n tt*p»»m ltlokels
_ . r e e g g o o . n . . .
---------
other had been spliced In several Beale, first class magistrate. Supersti
rituel to attend.
places.
etc., c a ll on or write
tions Bnnnans pull out the hairs of anr
, II. Alexander, N. G.
”1 am not talking from the point (if elephant's tail for talismans, making
R. M c M ’J RPHEY,
E. A. Evans, Sec.
view of neatness.” went on the first | rings out of them and other charms.
«ña
General Agent. Rooms 2 and 4, Shelton Block,
man, "but on acconnt of nn accldeut , One Kgo Tun Lin went into an ele
EUGENE, OREGON.
that befell me recently. I was nliout ; phant’s slied at Ahlone and palled six
Of Engine, Oregon
to get off a street ear when the shoe bairs ont of a ball elephant’s tail, se
A- D C H A R L T O N ,
I Lodge No., 139. meets
PRINCKSS VICTORIA LOUISA
string lu one of my shoos snapped. It .
A ssistant General Passenger Agent,
evening in Neely’s
sltiun, that little Victoria is a pretty bad la-en tightly laced, and tlio break, ' creting tlioin lu his umbrella. The ma
256 Morrison St., Uor., 3d.
nr. Brothers in good
and Interesting child, .ty the only occurring when It did. Just as I bad 1 hout challenged him. aud he promptly
P o r tls u z id , O r .
I a tten d .
glri In the family, the six other ctill-; taken my hnnd from the tall, was ; shook the hairs ont of the umbrella.
o. B. G amp , N. G.
dren being boys. It Is easy to guess enough to make me loae my balance. | They fell on some straw, were picked
b'aEi) 0 . P eil , Sec.
FLORENCE, OR.
J. F. TANNER, p'itoF.
tbat»s!ie Is the pet. and perhaps even 1 felt myself falling to the street There up und put forward in evidence of theft.
S e w in g M achines w e m anufseture and th eir
prices
before
you
purchase
any
other.
n spoiled one at that, of her august was n trailer on the car, and I was I The man was convicted • and sentenced!
♦
§
§
to receive 20 lushes.—Times of Burmah
papa.
_______
pretty badly scared, ns I thought that I
OME SEWINS MACHINE CO.,
A Q a e e r R x a m ln a tlo a .
»Encampment, No. 42.
xt—
General Banking Easiness THE NEW H
-JO I
1
stood
a
good
chance
of
getting
a
leg
j
OJtA N G E , MAfiS.
B o w e o f A Y o u n g P r in c e .
t). F. hall in Florence
Difficulties
of tho civil service exami
18 Union Square, N. T .
Ctlca«ro, PL
Bt. Louta, Ko.
Prince Edward of York 1. Just 5 under the wheels. Luckily I n-.ado a I nations are multiplied tenfold in th»
ourtli Friday of each
Transacted on Favorable
Terms Itf.ii.», Texas. San Franrtwo, Cal, AtUuita, G a .
*
final
effort
to
straighten
myself,
nail
I
I
gs of this degree are
years
old
nml
straddles
his
Blietland
*
requirements set down by law of appli
FO R S A LE OY
D rafts issued on the |trlneipal c itie s of the
i atiei.d.
•
pony like a little man. An American got clear with nothing more than a cants for positions in the mail service
painfully
twisted
ankle.
W m K vle , C. P.
U nited State* and foreign ««»untriea.
Good dealers wanted in every town. lady who has been staying with her
EVKRYTHINO FIRST-CLASS.
I L. F caxisu, Scribe.
“A shoestring Is a small thing, but of China.
Interest allow<*d on Demand C ertificates of Write lor prives and terms to Sun Fran own little son In the neighborhood of
In the first plsco nn applicant must
after that scare 1 determined that I
Sandringham
says
the
prlncelpt
Is
a
De)*okit when le ft stated period.
have strength nnd conraga To acquire
ciseo, Cal.
would
always
have
a
good
one
In
my
Special Attention to Commercisi
perfect
specimen
of
healthy
childhood,
C ollection* rv<-eive our prompt atten tion.
these he goes through n very queer
and one dsy when driving they met shoe.”—Pittsburg Ch roti Icte-Telegrti ph. method of training. He wanders through
.DIRECTORY
• * Travellers. » a
City and County Warrants bought.
him with Ills nurse tu nn open laudnu.
monntuins und valleys, forests and
A P o in t o f R e » » m lil« n r e .
W . E. BROWN.
D. A . PAINE,
Every one bowed smilingly to the
caves. The exact time to be occupied in
President.
Vice President.
1
They
wero
dancing.
The
music
was
J N CHURCH, Florence,
bright little boy. who Immediately
a trip is fixed by law. and a heavy fine
P . V /. OSBURN,
W . W . BROWN,
bbatli service: Sabbatb-
Jumped up In the scat and returned heavenly. The swish of her silkou imposed for unnecessary delay. He
C ashier.
A ss't Cashier.
skirts
was
delightful.
The
frngrnuco
a. m. Preaching 11
F lo p c ß e c ,
the salute again and again until lie
ninst repeat these trips nt night, nnd If
D. W. 8TIBBE N S, Proprietor.
I 7 p. in. Sacrament of
was out of range of their vision. The of the roses upon her bosom whs al he listens to the bad spirits and there
er on 1st Sabbath of
most Intoxicating.
F
l
o
r
e
n
o
e
,
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
nurse
maintained
a
dignified
expres
July and October,
"Ab,” alie said, looking up Into Ills by fails to appear at the required time
sion of countenance, but held on to this
rteome to all the services.
face and smiling sweetly, "you remind nt a certain place ho is sure to lose h is
future
king’s
sailor
blouse
to
prevent
Christians to make
rights to a position.
T ables fu rn ish e d w ith a ll th e
him from tumbling out of the carriage. ine of one of Whitman's poems!”
Jrn.
This is uot all. He is obliged to carry
A sudden dizziness seemed to seize
No doubt this Edward of York would
‘ I. G. K notts , Pastor.
delicacies of tlio season. G ive us
an enormous weight fur many miles
have very tu tte li liked to play with the him. It was na If he were floating
and retnrn with it within a given time.
'*II ibyc b e e n u « f u r CA4C.IIIRTS f o r
a call.
Edward of New York, who bad Just along In n dream. When lie could catch No allowance is made for his inability
_________ Insom nia, w ith which I have Iweu afflicted for
bis
breath
to
speak,
liu
asked:
waved
Ills
baud
In
Independent
Ameri
---------------------------
~
over tw enty years, and I can say th at CMScareta
rORN EYS
to defend hltneelf njpiinst thieves and
CII.1KGE3 MOBS ESAS01TASLE can fashion at "the other little bey.”— , "Which one?"
r v
•
•
w w __ a _ t
have given rno m ro r elief th an an voth er retne*
hlghwa yr.ien. his load nenally leading
I
■Z
'
I
I
n
r
e
l
m d y l have e v e r t led. I »hall certain. 7 recom -
“Oh.
any
one!”
she
replied.
"The
Springfield Ucpttbllcau.
*-4 ■ IX 1 I
a a x -F V ^ * « * in en 4 th em to m y friends ns bein'? oil they ora
feet are nil mixed up In all of them.”— through n district thick with bandits.
TIIA1I USUALLY.
_________
rep resen ted.”
T noo. G illako , E lgin, 111.
In training the candidate euts very
W OODCOCK,
i Chicago Time.-Hern Id.
I ) p « e y Il u B f t e r l T ie r .
little—though bo is nsed to this—aud
T w e n tv -th re e
C<NDY
Admiral Dewey lias steadily refused
he ti ies every straining exercise. Then
CATHARTIC
T o m C o r w i n '« M o n t h .
J
C
A T H A R T IC
M ile s W e c t
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION to lie Ilobsoiilz.-d, but lie hugged one Tom Corwin had an enormous comes his real examination under tho
youug Indy and made her happy for
Eugene.
direction of government officials. He is
O regon
life. Little Mis* Dorothy, daughter of mouth. He once said be had licen In tuken into u long room, where, sns-
I aii -1 OMre, Rnnebarg, Oregon.
sulted
by
Deacon
Smith.
The
good
Major Dyer of Itullaurl, waH nn Inter
June A 15OT.
- e n d 8 V e te r a n ’« B u lliin i,
TRA P l MAAR WM4S71FIO
i pended from a high beam with strong
» g iv e n to c o lle c tio n , e n d pro-
i N otice I., liereby given th e! the fntluw lng- ested spectator during the parade. Dor brother asked for further explana
I ropes, are very heavy sacks filled w ith 1
I Hame l «ettler lie , filed notice of h i, Intention othy Is less than 5 years old, but she tion.
“Well,” said Corwin, "when I stood ' rocks.
J to Rieke finnl pronf In tntpport of h i, elein i, end lies been In camp with the guard, and
The candidate mnst give a swinging
up In the lecture room to relate my
Pleaxnnt. rala»ob1e, roten», Tasto Good. Do - th at m id Proof w ill be made ttefore <1. If. when the regiment passed most of the
motion to ull these sacks aud then run
B E N E D IC T ,
cxiwrlenee
nnd
I
opened
my
mouth,
Good, NoT'jr Hi ken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, >-«, Wo. H olden, U. S. CommlKrioner, at I.eke Precinet
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... I Oregon, on July 21. 19.0. vl/.: W illl-.m f 'hetn- officers greeted her. When the admiral Deacon Hniltb rose up in front nnd to hu J fro between them, carefully
S*«rlh ” Krurdy fuetpary. <‘M-«a®, N.Rtr««l. **w Y»ib. i »< . lierhiln on h i, II. E. No. 79H". l e t the Lot 4. See. came along. Dorothy waved her Uug,
I E Y - A .T - L i A W -
Hid. 'Will some brother please close guarding ugainst a blow by one of the
mid the admiral waved his hand.
I 1 mid L ot 1 te c 2, T. 20 S. K. II IV.
ibut window and keep It dosed?* ”— : weiafcix ________________
M oney Saved
I >: Tubaeeo Habit.
The
parade
stopped
st
tills
|*ulnt.
and
H e n a m e, th e follow in g wltnetwee to p rove
Ban Francisco Argonnnt.
A P n m o « « E a g le .
: : Orecon.
Chaplain
Day
rode
along,
lie
stopjied
I'd,
coiiiln
u
ott,
reHdenee
upon
end
c
u
ltiv
a
tio
n
By
The eaale which originally decorated
$ ¡ 0 0 9 ! n G o 'd
to greet Dorothy, lifted her In hl.
, of wntd len d , vl«:
A S | > e r l m e * n t C o e k n e r Uumtir.
,[ie stem of the famous schooner yacht
P a tro n iz in g it.
, Ileriu , Vaiulcrburg. of I a U c Precinct, Oregon, arms and curried her to the carriage
It couslsts merely lu Ignoring the hor- j America, wblch first «ou what Is now
BO YEARS’
Jetnee Yonng,
of fc.kc Prc3tnet, Oregon, to see the admiral.
Her
eharming.
e x p e r ie n c e
j Kiehard I,clrter, of Gardiner, Oregon, W filtam
smiling face and frank manner pleased rlblc or tragic side of a funny situa known as the America’s cup. Is no v t.>*
tion. Everybody knows the old story- sign of the itoyal Eagle hotel at Hyde.
’ I to war, of Oartliner, Oregon.
Prop
Geo. Hale
the admiral, aud he reached o::l Ida
J. T.BniPo««.
of the cockney Inugblng after n fire. Isle of Wight, overlooking the sceue of
Tse Gcntlezenan o( Rew Drk City
arms
and
took
her
Into
the
carriage,
Kcelticr.
I t çirea prein.utna
vanlB an ag
where he gave her n sound Im g and “ '.Tttnip. yer silty fool!’ 1 says. 'Me an the vessel's trlmuph over her English
' I achine*,
•’>'«’
ed « an»«ra«, H
C 2N T»A I.L Y LOCATED.
hhut and Silk W aist«,
ol Di»he«, fcu
talked
with her UQtii the line started my mite’s got a blanket!’ Au *e did competitors In 1851.
it>uri tw o bi. .virad useful
HanAkertntcf«
Jump, an there wsrn't uo blanket, an
FR E S SAM PLE ROO,MS.
I
taMisenntd
re
ce**
i
lies
again.—Muntpeller (Vt.) Argus.
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W a r lik e U nys.
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< fme frM- A n*’* ar«d
can b« -*cur.-«l
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attractive plan at *-<
All boys lu tho Malagasy schools are
¡'aren't langhed so much I” — Black,
e feature»<
D csmr «
o’ .cctru
S a m e O .’ .-» n .
wood.
enrolled spearsmeu when they have
COPVRWMT« ac .
FIRST-C LASS.
"Msinma, ” luqnìrcd llrtlo Waldo
$ioco.'« in Goto ; Given r#ay Frei
Mm a «kef eh end c w v tp tM . may
passed a certain standard. They are
Bunker
of
tin onr optnUm frBB wbethar aa
Boston,
who
is
speutLug
tfl — R«0Mla - r
A girl slionld never throw away her so adept with this weapon that at close
A «950.1» PIANO t« i « iu-i
•obablT patentable. ConiranniCB-
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the winter In Florido, “wbst la that old slippers. They will coinc In handy quartern they are more to be feared
on PxtenV1
,f>V3&*« « n i Tr^tft
:obtstc<.fl «nd »11 La*
end »»ur ctnr.p
•wiry for aerurln» patent.-.
n
i c
u.lTKHcdfnr M oifa.-ata F ic a .
Ixjdy of water?”
* at her wedding—and much handler lu thnn tbe regular troops aimed with
Kat>» r'rec.
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Lm
"The Atlantic ocean, my dear.”
after years.—Chicago News.
Rtent«' ,1« f o f ch o?«. On r fm n o» d n o t ill<
rifles and bayonets.
u te n ti« « - -ir » I. A P a m p h le t " K o» lo O »
“The Atlantic ocean!” rxclaiuicd lit
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In
ainaaoincnt.
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I
Tho secret of success In life Is for a
ad fortica ceuntrl«« «ent fre«. Addrc w,
It Is said »bat the first weeping wlU
t niuttret»» weeklv. I .r r m t Hr-
BATES $ 1 0 0 to 52.00 PER DAY
liL n th m .
- k
Fr«x.
thouffht the Altaalle occaa was uear man to be ready to r bis opportunity low In England was planted by Aieg«
t-tHTLEW IMAN PUB l : vh * 0 COMPANY.
Bost ou!”
«b ea It comes.
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0 « . P . T . . T O r r .e e .
W » .M 1 S S T » » . D . C
snder Pope, the poet. . _
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