T h a t I m p u d e n t C a p i t a l “ I ,”
I I . Zola, when In E ngland, w as much
Im pressed w ith th e E nglish use of tho
CAREER OF THE MAN WHO INVENTED capltnl “I.” “W hy Is it," he says, " th a t
the E nglishm an, when he w rites of
W
e
a
l
t
h
THE SMOOTH TRICK.
S T E A M E R M A R G U E R IT E ,
i t
him self, should Invariably use a capi
STATE O F F I C E R S
of h a ir is
-------- W ill m a k e ------ -
S T A G S L iIlC E .
o f n ia U tal letter? T h a t tall T w hich occurs
Men
l
i
e
I
m
p
o
s
e
d
o
u
M
a
n
y
w e a lth
so often In a personal n a rra tiv e strik es
S t a n d i n g l a t h e N a t io n . Slade a
........... T .T .O e e r. r e g u l a r d a il y tr ips
me a s being very a rr o g a n t A F rench
in d e e d ,
Hi«
S
w
ln-
B a r r e l o t M o n e y W it
ry of S u i t e . |. ......... F . I. D unbar.
m an, referrin g to him self, w rites ‘Jo
— Between—
1 Stage Leaves Steam boat Landing
e s p e c ia l-
d t i n g G a m e a n d H ie d n P a u p e r .
• ) & 4 l 4 « . r e r . . . l $ H ............K. Moore.
w ith a sm all ‘j;’ a G erm an, though he
Of
th e U m pqua for Florence Saturday«-
1 y t o a
L ew H ouck w as th e inventor of tho may g ratify all his su b stan tiv es w ith
V ;i ml.il Fnblic In stru c tio n J . II- A ckerm an
notorious th ree card m onte trick sine ta p lta l letters, em ploys a sm all ‘1’ In
'
’W . P rin te r..............
W ill —
R eturning, Stage Leaves Florence
w o Bi a n .
ab o u t the cleverest card sh a rp iu the w riting Tck:’ a S paniard, when he uses
E
v
e
r
y
Sundays.
) R T i^ » .y
w orld. H ouck w as well know n iu K an the personal pronoun a t all, bestow s
THE STEAM ER .
o t h e r
E x tra T rips W hen Necessary
sas City, w here ho operated ou and a sm all *y’ on his 'yo,’ while lie honors
x e
off for 20 years, m aking th e city a the person he addresses w ith a cap ital
p h y s ic a l'a ttr a c tio n is
Charges Reasonable.
so rt of way statio n ou Ills trip s east ‘V.’ 1 believe Indeed, though I am not
e Second D istrict . . J . W . H am ilton
se co n d a ry to it. W c
and w est.
, , , sufficiently acquainted w ith foreign
e u g e n e - f w e e n c e
ecuting A tto rn ey
Oeo. M- Brown
T he last tim e H ouck w as here he had languages to speak w ith c ertain ty on
have a book, w e w ill
ju s t returned from a E uropean trip. Hint point, th a t the E nglishm an is the
gladly sen d y o u th a t
W ill carry freight anil passengers!
He produced papers nml letters to only person In th e w orld who applies
care
tells ju s t how to
OOUNTY OFFICERS-
show th a t w hile he w as in London he a capital le tte r V) him self.”
from Florence to San I* rancisco.
P r o p r ie t o r .
M. Zola m ight have enforced his con
w as feted and dined by some of the
for th e hair.
E. B a n g s ,
upper c ru s t of English society. He tr a s ts still fu rth e r by referrin g to the
W ill also bring up freight
ou
M
on-
R
.
K
incaid.
Eugene
If
y
o
u
r
h
a
w
is
to
o
Stage leaves
,.H .
had passed th ere as a w ealthy and Japanese, w ho really have no word for
?e.................
'd a y s , Wednesdays, and Fridays a t
..........J . R . Hill
th in
A m erican. li e had letters, ! “I.” In speaking of oneself lri Jnpti-
tra v reled
e __ __—
im issionors
H . D- Edw ards
inquire
]
(J
a.
ni.
arriving
¡it
Florence
the
F or further information
too, ____
from S _ ecretary Olney. Secretary nese self depreciatory term s a re used.
, day following a t 10 a. m.
..........E . U . Lee
C
arlisle and o th er leaders of the Amerf sue|j a s “serv an t,” “the a w k w ard per
Cur!
■k
- OF —
R eturning stage leaves Florence
ican
political w orld w hich recom m end- 8 0 n „ -ju n io r,” while lit speaking of o t
W . W . W ith ers
lean political
riff............
Mondays, W ednesdays, ami F ri
ed him la the highest term s not only to o th er people com plim entary term s
A. W. B EADLE & CO.
is u re r....................... A. S. P atterso n
D. P- B urton
to
the
A m erican
represen tativ es a re em ployed, such aa “senior," "m as
days at 2 p. nt. arriving at Eugene
assor.
abroad, but to any friends of the w rit te r,” “prince” (used by young men in
ool S u p erin ten d en t . W. M. M iller i 22 M arket St
the folio wingday a t 9 p. in.
. .C. M. Collier I
San Francisco, California.
ers who m ight meet him. And these addressing each o th er fam lllnrly). T he
< : ri lii li
rire of P eace : <
H .H g M e n
letters were genuine, T heir autltentlel- m ost usual Jap an ese eq u iv alen t for
ty could not be doubted, H ouck had " I ” Is "W Htakushl,” w hich m eans liter
Single fare -
- - -
5.J10i
.
.
.¿
i
.C
.
C
um
pton
.« tab le..........
a way of getting entrance into th e ex ally “selfishness.”—Buffalo C om m er
G r o w t h ■ becom es
Round trip -
- - -
y uu 1
clusive clubs of W ashington, P hiladel cial.
______________
Tickets for sale a t E. Bangs’
vigorous and ail d a n
phia, New York and other cities, and
livery barn. Eugene, and at O. W. j
CITY O F F I C E R S .
N
e
w
Y
o
r
k
'« T e n e m e n t I lo n « e o .
druff is rem oved.
in Ills role of "gentlem an of leisure” he
One of th e Indications of the Im
H u rd ’s oflice in Florence.
had
so
Imposed
on
men
of
high
stand-
It alw ays r e s t o r e s
provem ent of th e m asses in th is city is
E. B. W ilson
lng in the natlou that they thought the g rad u al abolishm ent of the tene
All through freight on the stage
color to gray o r faded
¡aident.
all he represented him self to bo
him
either way between Eugene and
I
M . M orris
hair.
R e ta in y o u r
and gave him the letters of Introduc m ent, as th e w ord Is generally under
Mapleton, will be charged a t th e ,
Win B ern h ard t
tion that helped him to fleece the aris stood. The big rookeries, w ith th eir | pej R ? fi r f r a ?
y
o
u
th
;
d
o
n
’t
look
old
sm all roouts, airless halls and rusty
ard of T rustees
L. C hristensen
rate of two cents per pound during
tocracy of Europe.
D. W. Stibbens
fire escapes, are going out of existence
before
y
o
u
r
tim
e.
the
m
onths
of
October,
November,
j
Houck
Invented
the
three
card
m
onte
«
ES
In the o rdinary course of events, by
he
becam
e
of
age.
T
his
1»
December,
Jan
u
a
ry
,
F
ebruary,
f 1.00 s b o ttle . A'.l d ru g jis ts .
gam e before
fire, tum bling dow n and being retnov-
e o rd e r<.. . . . . . .Jo h n I. Butterfield
March and April, and one cent per :
a trick w ith cards th a t has tieeced
"
I
h
i
m
c
’
-jd
yo
v
r
B
»
lr
V
igor
..............O. W. H urd
more people out of uioucy than any ed to m ake room for m odern struc- ,
now fo r a b o u t M ye-.ri an il I h a v e
pound during the months ot May,
easu rer .
found
other game ever practiced. The trick ! tures, and the people w ho live In them I
T H E ARCTIC M OSQUITO.
..
.G
.
C.
Cumpton
June,
Ju
ly
,
August
and
September.
|
in
ir s h a l. . . .
is played w ith three aces, tw o black are seeking more airy hom es in the
su
b
u
rb
s
or
in
the
tints
up
tow
n.
I t 1» A b o u t t h e M o st T e r r l b l « I n a e c »
ones and ouc red. It Is alw ays played
S le e p in g C a r s
W hile the foreign elem ent continues
P « « t I t » i h o W o r l d .
w ith a confederate to help, or ‘ stall,’
Alex. Patterson,
for the game. T he operator Lakes the : to live In tenem ents fo r tho first y ear i “N othing that has ever been w ritte n
E le g a n t
G a rd in e r, Oregon.
th ree cards betw een his fingers, show- j a fte r reaching N ew York th e children about the arctic m osquito begins to
D in in s : C a r s
lug them to the victim, and then shtif- I of foreign p arentage a re not w illing to I come up to the real th in g ,” said a g u e st
fiea them about and drops them (face exist In the noisome q u a rte rs of tho | In tho St. C harles corridor th e o th e r
^Florence Lodge No. 107. T o u r is t
M A » „ , ööiinnunication
down
upon the table, offering to bet en st aud w est sides. T hey crave m ore j evening. “ I w en t up tho Yukon riv e r
S le e p in g
C a r o Special attention to Diseases of,
on seco a a
is Rugata r :
'a n y am ouut of money th a t uo one can light, more a ir and cleanliness, and In I In the sum m er of 180«, rep resen tin g
id fourth S aturdays in each m onth.
5 m any cases they get It. R apid tra n sit th e A laska an d D om inion T ra d in g
the Eye.
S T . PA U L
pick out the red ace.
R E . W . F o n t i , V. . M .
A t this point the operator tu rn s his m akes H arlem as accessible as G rand | com pany, and w e stru ck m osquitoes a s
M IN N E A P O L I S
1. B, M ills , S ecretary .
head a m om ent to spit or to speak to street, nnd th e re Is no occasion to live soon ns w e got Into th e hills. T hey a re
NOTARIES.
DULUTH
_____
some one in the crow d behind him. | In a dow n tow n ten em en t unless one tw ice as lnrge as our fam iliar bayou
species, nnd th e ir sting Is like the prod
nnd in th a t m ouieat the confederate likes It.
farco
No new tenem ent houses a re build ot a hot needle. They sw eep along th o
ptckR up the re<l ace card, show s It to
g r an d forks
A. R. QUTTOLPH,
TO
I
R . Gei iral Lyons Post., No. 58
the victim, “crim ps” the corner of tho ing. T he flathouse has tak en Its place, valleys In dense clouds, an d If they,
C R O O K S T O N ___
!■ meets seco: L and fourth Saturdays
card and slyly lays It dovlu again, ap aud In th e course of tim e th e foul bar- 1 catch a m an unprepared they a re liable
f each w ont« at 1 :h0 p. m.
W IN N I P E G _______
S . B f O o i.v is , C o m m a n d e r.
parently all uuseen by the operator. | racks In w hich scores of fam ilies a re , to blind him before he can escai» . B
The operator again shuttles the three crow ded will be a th in g of the p a st nisi j heard stories of children being stu n g to
J , L . I 'r c s iM t, A d ju ta n t.
H E L E N A 'i» d
cards aud throw s them upon the table only rem em bered a s p a rt of a distem death nnd can readily believe them .
BUTTE
F lo r no© ,
“ W henever we w ent ashore we w o re
face down. T here lies the card with pered dream .—New York b e tte r in
its crim ped corner. T he victim sup F ltts b u rg D ispatch.
heavy h a t nets and took th e u tm o st
P e rp e tn a L odge, No. 131, i
poses. of course, th a t It Is th e red ace ,
FRANK B. W iLSO N .
precaution, b u t w ere certain to su ffer
R l s t and 3d Tuesdays
TO
A f r t e n n i, a n d « lie I . o e o m o t l v e .
and bets and picks it up to find th a t it i
“ C l f i C A B E T S «to «II c la im e d f o r V w m
m ore or less. One of our p a rty c u t th e
M em bers an d visiting j C H IC A G O
and are a tru ly w o n d efiu l iu x U c.n e. 1
pi**i
T he children of th e ilcscrt w ere filled tongues out of his sin es, aud a narrow!
Is a black one, nnd he has lost his
w ished fo r a m edicino fd caa n n t t© tpMv n n d «a
■ sta n d in g are cordially W A S H IN G T O N
h a r e found U h l C a’ CaioiB. tflnce t-i • • u: th e n -.rr .
w ith aw e when first th e silence of the H up of sock w as exposed under th e lac
money.
Ad. A. O. F onkb , M . w j
biooil ha» bi-vupnritl sila n d n r
lll..ls> -
proved w en d o rfu lly ai d lu*«» i»nul. » it . » ' A ? / 1*
* T he operator, when he picked up and prim eval solitude w as broken by tho ing. N ext day he w as bitten th ere n t
P H IL A D E L P H IA
iR e c o rd e r.
MlU>. SA LU -! L. bkl.laAIL.. iZJs-fVU. Iv.lL«
FLORENCE. - - -
OREGON
sh,tilled the card s carelessly the sec puffing of th e steam engine. Down a t le a st a hundred tim es, and his fe e t
N EW YORK
ond tim e, w ith a d e ft m ovem ent of his the o th er end of th e Cape to Cairo line w ere so tevrlbly inflam ed th a t th e shoe*
BO STO N AND A U L _
fingers rem oved the crim p in the red the Rlmplo M atahele, when first con had to be cut off.
E U G E N E
O. O. F. H eceta Lodge N o. I l l
ace card aud put a sim ilar crim p in a fronted by a locomotive, w ere certain
•‘A nother m an. a firem an In th e b o a t
P
O
IN
T
S
E
A
S
T
»
'
t
1
S
O
U
T
H
every W ednesday evening in Lodge
black nee card. T h a t w as nil there th a t tho strange m achine w as w orked crew , got d ru n k ou A laska w hisky one
F o r in fn ria a tln n , tim e c ard s, m aps a u d tic k e t«
B it
Mali, Florenw, O Oregon.
re g o n .
rothers In
w as to th e trick. Houck w orked It for by th e labor of an inde«nite num ber of , (lfu,r'noüU nu,i iny dow n to tak e a nap
a tten d
e tc ., c all o n o r writ©
,
goo»' standi M gjuvited to unuu«..
ywtrs In hotels, on l.illinrd tables, nt oxen, w hich th e y assum ed w ere sh u t lu a corner of th e eugino room. I no
A
. Karnowsky, N . G.
R . I V S c W iU R P H E Y ,
fairs and circuses nnd on railroad up Inside; hence, w hen the engine s to p ticed him a little later and w as horri
H . W eatherson Sec.
G en eral Agent, lto o m i 2 a n d f, S h e lto n B lock, !
train s and stcam bontn. H e tau g h t the ped, they gathered in curious crow ds, fied :.t th e solid brow n m ass of mos-
Riti»
trick to C anada Bill, a noted gam bler, w aitin g to sec (lie door open and the q tltoes th a t bad settled on a sm all ex
Of E u g en e, O regon
EU G ENE, OREGON.
F ill« ,! * . PalaMW-r. pw ent. T?«“ , / ’'' * !
and the tw o w orked to g eth er over nil oxen come out, nor could they for miiny posed section of his cheek and t.trout.
Oocd, Never sicker-. W eaken.or G , i n . . . A * . A)’ .
A- D C H A R LTO N ,
th e country. They paid thousands up days be persuaded th a t the pow er cf I l l tin hoi r his fre e w as sw ollen o u t o t
O. O. F . M aple Lodge N o., 1 -3 . m eets
... CU R E C O W S T IP A T iO d. ...
A ssista n t G eneral P assenger A gent,
<(»rlt,n n,.,»ÍT V. r.p.s». Cilr»-». K»' tr.il, 5»» V»rt. 31»
on thousands of dollars to railroad men th e locomotive cot hl come from other all rosemhlntiee to an y th in g Uuman, b e
every T h o rs, lay e v en in g in Neely' «
255 M orrison St., C or., fld.
H a ll, Seaton, Oregon. 1. rot h e ts in goo,
_ Î <!S r a n a f t EOLI tr n 't v r - r c t e e a b - «P. <trnt- In the old d ay s fo r th e privilege cf th a n the stren g th of tho ox.
! w as unable to sw allow an d w as b u rn
P
o
r
t
l
a
n
d
,
O
r
.
K.
r
.
w
<
C
A
tri
Tor.
JCOO
l
l
t
o
l
l
.
Ll to atten d .
T he A rabs of the Sudan, moro Im ag ing with fever. It w as a week b efo re
w orking the gam e on train s, and they
etam
rC if). B. G amp , N. G.
inative th a n -th e M atabcle. saw In the I he w as able to he about. I saw a num
m ade money.
I F red O. B e il , See.
L ite r, when nearly every Etate in the lire horses of the railw ay one of tho ber of cnttle near F o rt H am ilton th a t
Uuiou passed tynvs aim ed directly j D Jlnns of tho “ A rabian N lgllts,” har bad been m ade stoue blind by stlngu
W
A G e n e ra l B a n k in g B u s in e s s
> r
ag ain st the w orking of the three card nessed by the m agie of th e Infidel to : n ear the eye.
LyU
m ante game. It becam e unprofitable the long tra in of ears. T he steam en
T i o o . F . Iren e E n c a m p m e n t, Nhi. 42.
‘•The urotle fecth lll m osquito Is w ith
Transacted on Favorable Terns
* f ? s
ami w as given up by llouck. B ut about gine w as to them a living, ¡.cnllent out doubt the most terrible ln»cct p est
. meets i n k O. O. F. hall i n H o i e i . e e
f t ¿ p u d ú 3 S i l i t ’ - t ttid lu
tr r n fti turned on th e p rltitd p al « ¡tie» of th e
th a t tim e nil Ingenious English cockney being. O f w hich belief there Is eutl- lu the world.” —New O rleans T lw es-
the second and f o u r t h F r i d a y o f c a r It
invented the "th ree slii-ll” game, which ous evidence In th e fact th a t on one DemoeraL
m onth
M c m h e r s o f th is degree are
U n ited S to tc i and foreign co u n tries.
m
j G c iitî& în a »
w as even more productive th an thr< e occasion a sheik m ade an tm paasloued
" i i W
^ V ^
ftp . I
coiyiially
h ffi’ C î p ic /tl ’If 3
In te re s t allow ed on D em and C ertificates o t
hir
e
.
D
.
Jk«,
F u s t D rlv l.iu In lln s u ln .
ot » XHV.
curd monte, nnd Houck took It tip . The rem onstrance ag ain st the cruelty of
., . >,.|
.ts .
D eposit w hen le ft s tated period.
ftottx L. F lk sib h , Scribe.
o f D i*n<
lu tile larg er elite« of R ussia th e re
iw.i iitti.strcd
three shell ra m e Is a m odern tmprove- m aking so sm all an engine draw so
H anAKr
C ollections receive o u r p ro m p t a tte n tio n .
¡ r én,' A r^ 'w \ r d
Is no lim it to the »peed tit w hich a
' m eut on th e ancient thim blerigging huge a tra in .—W indsor Magazine.
c.-.r. b I
C ity a n d C ounty W arrants bought.
:rii,en. wiiheut '«be
Special
horse may lie driven through the pub
i, .tract!' pwA cf .»eri
gam e th a t w as w orked a t English fairs
•'ICCU
lic streeis. T he typical harness b o ra»
for many years. T he old wny w as fur
AV. E . BROW N,
D. A . PAINE,
A
T h e H e a r ile d l l n b y .
CHURCH DIRECTORY
1 ,0 0 0 .^ IK g i I C v /a « • ,y Freo
P resid e n t.
Vice P r e s id e n t.
the operator to crook his knee over the
A young m arried couple In B elfast. Is the (,'tto j. a 'trie d founded by F o u n t
. ! fu 1 l ¿ i ’tv*' f* O«»» iu<i»’.«r
head of a caue th a t stood u p rig h t oa Me., received a sta rtlin g shock. They Crlo.'f-CheuiPtiakl. bring a cross be
F . W . OSBURN,
W . W . BROW N,
A 3S33.W PIAMÜ 1
C a siilir .
As., t C ash ie r.
the ground and move a sm all seed parried tlielr baby to a photographer tw een the A .ah lau stallion S m etanka.
1’fst I
Wr sei'J «Kt cnnpi
r a iT tfs / f '-ti
around betw een three thim bles on top for a picture. In due tim e the proof nu 1 im ported martin, priuc.pally E ng
L m ». Y m i
of his leg. offering to bet th a t no ono cam e around, b u t the p aren ts nt Urst lish.
h '2 h or:s<««v
D. W. STIBBENS, Proprietor.
. , TRY T H 3 . .
.■71Ü
O
O
.CU
a id in aU .’ i i
An average ro ad ster is Id h an d s high
could pick th e thim ble under which failed to recognize IL The baby'« fea
Hiauo.
,"td
a
«
S
’
.
’
.
rß.«»’»
in Cobi n ¿4« l o r f «il p-» i
F lo v o n c e . O re g o n .
and weighs Lind pound«, with heavy
the
seed
w
as
hidden.
tu
res
w
ere
th
ere
all
right,
and
so
were
October.
» d l be s u n t
F
,rv, A p r i l , Ju ly
Tho lesson tau g h t by th e lives and the p retty d ress nnd all the o th er nc- | mane, a bushy In“ tL.it roaehes nertdy
COMP XN7,
gen i l e r u a i i.ií-
b o il* « welcome to all th e »ervtces. j
ti J t u i l d t r g ,
d eath s of Llouck and C anada Bill and cessorle«, b u t the child laid apparently to the ground and "in m '' lim bs th a t
^ ^ ^ C e e t« C hristian a to make I Tables furnished with all the
r.
2 v f fi C t ‘u» ■
nil the rest of th eir kind la th a t It never grow n a full beard w hile before ihe show gr«2t m uscular d ev elopm ent
“
k n 0 7 . G. K notts , P astor.
pays to be dishonest or to live by one’s cam era. T he a rtis t hud used by mis T he favorite color Is gray. Such nu
, delicacies of the season. Give us
wits. T hese men may get great sum s tak e n p late ou w hich an Im perfect anim al Is drive.) through the principal
! a call.
1 of money by sharp practices In the p ictu re of an old m an had been taken, ' rtre c ta of St. P etersb u rg a t a furioni»
course of a lifetim e, b u t they all dlo anil th e tw o exposures coincided »o pare, th a t portion if a r ti e cen ter and
I A TTO R N E Y S
poor, and most of them die in prison. w ell th u t he saved d ie plate a s a cu ri beside the s :t face ear track s being re
served for fast <'r’.\ ing.
C anada Bill, who worked w ith Uouek osity,
F lo p c n e c ,
D uring ill- v i a r m outh» t»aim« of
on train s out of K ansas City and
C. W OODCOCK,
tw o ntui th ree uhreust a te driven to
P e r v r lR n A rm y n ir c lp lln e .
■
made
probably
$1,000,(X'.0
In
Ids
life,
T w e n tv -th re o
T his m ilitary story Is printed In a sleighs a t n three m inute gait. T h ere
died a pauper In the alm shouse in
M ile s W e s t
Lebanon. Fa., and Is burled in a pau Lima p aper: A m an belonging to the Is rn cirg all w inter, the eottrse» l»elntf
Eugene.
per's grave. llouck dropped dead on P eruvian a rtille ry w as ordered to be flooded at night So pravldv three liiehee
O re g o n
the street In Durango, Mexico, anil his flogged, nnd there w as no regulation of soLd lee. At lerlrttu pucum alle sul
B u g e n ,'
. widow In Ohio had to solicit Mil <o get ent handy w ith w hich to Infilct the cas kies, hurtles«, hoe..», galling ttppll-
Ids body Imine to «five It decent burial. tigation. T he officer In charge, wn<: uni'ca, etc., a re hi general lino.
gpHalultOntion g iv e n t " c o lle é t io n s
w as a severe disciplinarian, decided to
—K an sas City Star.
iir i,le » « l» ic S p e t l l l - « .
d efer the carry in g out of the order ttn-
eîasonabl
r .& Z 3
One of the Boston p.tpis calls ntten-
V ain aille H ale.
tll the official scourge, w hich he a t
aniple of hail
In B okhara, n liere the finest and once requisitioned, should arrive. It t!on to th is woeful
T2A » USUALLY.
Boston (col I t i » fron»
most costly cam el's h a ir shaw ls a re w as ab o u t a y e a r liefore the e a t w as spelling—and la illetlii hoard of a Uttia
made, the cam els ore w atched while supplied by the authorities. By th at ' th e doorw ay h
S ew in ' M u e h .n e e w e m a n u fa c tu re a n d th e ir
the fine h a lt on the under part o f t h e i r tim e the soldier had been dead several I re sta u ra n t:
RIM- OF »»W.
price* b*fore you purcfcftM a n y o ilie r.
's.
notice for publication bodies Is grow ing. It Is so carefully m ouths;
O p
il
THE HEW
SEYi!li3 MMHE C3.,
cut th a t not a hair Is h>«L and It Is
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stored until enotigb has lieen accum u
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p ” n lo a S g n i m , K. T. C h l c s l o , I * . S t. t o o l s ,
Lam i'bcp«.
lated to spin. T he y arn m ade from
Land Offlc , a t R oseburg, O regon.
Li ver laken, 13. PvtS-U.’**»
D«J las. Tens. Sin PrsncU'o, Cat.
the ltnlr is of surpasälqg softness mid ed. It I» know n n» a p srr. Ju st before ‘
July (1.1KW.
Cl.lt leu FtWtf.
SOS SALE av
It leaves the fresh fo r the salt w ater !
,- giv en th a t th e fo llo w in g
PmJp'.t an«!
k
Is dyed all so rts of lovely colon».
It 1» called a »molt. W hen It first re
Bled n o tic e of hi» in te n '
T his rem inds the T ales of th e T ow n
turn» to «pnwn. It become» a grita», m m of a sign he saw net long ago In
Toncblnx.
"W bot,” asked
the
sentim ental an d not until It has Kpnwned Is It en th e window of a Broadw ay saloon:
young woman, ‘ w as the most touching titled to be dignified by th e nam e of "A ror oeter w it «wry D rink ’
«ulmon.
Incident you ever w itueSHcd f”
Several m ntfcs evo there w as an an
And n fter some th o u g h t Henntor
nouncem ent lahorlonely «balked on a
E x p ected Ileil’i d iOY*»
Sorglut'ii answ ered, w ith em phasis:
H ta n ’pa klaepbi . son — li< w many S t F la ir «tree*, «hh wmk in front of a
beer refectory which read like th is:
"An election.’’—W ashington Star.
does tw o «nil tw o m ake. D onald?
“ Pre lunge 11 2.’
D e u a l d - S ix .
It took the man who saw this sqwa
In tim es of acarcity the South Afrl-
G rnn’p a -W ’h n t are yon talk in g
tim e to figure out tlm i «!>» t*'»’ " ' “ wb?
cari natives som etim es rob the a n ts’ abo u t? T w o a n d tw o m ake four.
nests, and ns much ns five bushels of
D onald-Y e», I know : hut I thought d id n 't drop In betw een I t o'clock am i
grain have heel) taken from a single you'll “h eat me dow n” a hill—London 2 o'clock would be very a p t to hum til«
free lunch.-W evelm nl Plain tm aler.
Best.
Punch.
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