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O eral directory
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STONES AND WOODEN TUBES FILLED
STEA M ER
M A R G U E R IT E , G r
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WITH LEAD FIRST USED.
S T A G E
h .
H.
X j I N I C .
.. T. T. Geer.
r e g u l a r d a il y t r ip s
B a r r e t t , P r o p ’ r,
F . I. D uubar.
-of S'ate-,
■ B etw een -
Stage Leaves Steam boat L anding on
. .................... . F . S. Moore.
I th e U m pqua for Florence Saturdays.
,1c Instruction J H . A ckerm an
W . H . Leede.
'Í. te r ........
, R etu rn in g , Stage Leaves F lorence
? ^ 6 e n . r a l I). R. N. B lack b u rn j
Sundays.
..R . 8. Bean
THE STEAM ER
E x tra T rip s "When Necessary
,F . A. Moore
- Jourt
«
. .0 . E . W olverton
C harges R easonable.
ond D is tric t.. J. W . H am ilton
l g A tto rn e y . . .Geo. M. Brown
i l'
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L ü E L L Á
•UNTY OFFICERS
EUGENE-FLORENCE
W ill ca rry freig h t an d passengers
from F lorence to San F rancisco.
S T A G E L IN E .
E. B an g s,
t
P r o p r ie to r .
W ill also b rin g u p fre ig h t
Stage leaves E u g en e on M on
. . . •** . . . ***
d a y s , W ednesdays, a n d F rid a y s at
F o r fu rth e r in fo rm ation in q u ire (> a. nt. a rriv in g a t Florence th e
1?
T T . Lee
E. U
day follow ing a t 10 a. in.
- OF —
. W . W . W ithers
R e tu rn in g stag e leaves F lorence
..A . 8. P atterson
A. W . B E A D L E & CO.
M ondays, W ednesdays, a n d F r i
________ K . D . P . B urton
days a t 2 p. in. a rriv in g a t E ugene
p erin ten d en t .,.W . M. M iller i 2 2 M a r k e t S t
1
.......... E ..C . M. Collier
th e folio w in g d a y a t 0 p. m.
San Francisco, California.
.......... G. W . Griffin
K incaid.
{ ...........................J . R . H ill
1 . . . . . . H . 1» . E
E dw
d » : ards
.H .
R.
f P eace. . . . . »reU C. H . Holden
e ..........,,G . C. C um pton
B. W ilson
a ll y o u r
n e ig h -
b o rs a n d
fr ie n d s
th in k you
m u s t be
w e n t y
y e a rs
older than you are ?
Yet it ’ s im possible to
look young w ith the
color of 70 years in
the hair. I t ’s sad to
see young p e r s o n s
look prem aturely old
in th is way. Sad be
cause i t ’s all unneces
sa ry ; fo r g r a y h a i r
may always be re
s to re d »
1
stäub ;
Single fare -
-
-
-
5.00
R ound tr ip -
-
— -
9.01)
Tick cts for Bale a t F . B an g s’
liv e ry b arn , E ugene, and a t O. W .
H u r d ’s office in F lorence.
OBTHEBN
Pacific, Ry.
A ll th ro u g h freight on the stage
e ith e r way betw een E ugene au d
j M apleton, w ill be charged a t th e
' ra te o f tw o cents per pound d u rin g
th e m o n th s of O ctober, N ovem ber,
D ecem ber, J a n u a r y , F e b ru a ry ,
M arch an d A p ril, a n d one cent per
p o u n d d u riu g th e m o n th s ol M ay,
Ju r.ii, J u ly , A u g u st au d Septem ber.
v
i s
o
r
T h e F a r 1 le s t A nchor® M a d e on th e H o o k
P r in c ip le
H a d O n ly O n e F l u k e - -C ru d e
D e ric e s T il» » A r e S t ill Used I n D iffe re n t
P a rts o f th e W o r ld .
A D o u b ttn a F a th e r .
O ne w arm m idsum m er day Steve
found him self seated under th e o lJ
B aldw in apple tree, w ith the h alf hull
of a rod hearted w aterm elon In bis lap.
Old Mr. B., busy w ith th e o th er half,
paused now an d th en to ask S .eve
about his new Job, how m any cigars he
sm oked In a day. w h a t they cost a n d
w h a t he paid for his fine clothes. P re s
ently he w anted to know w hnt they
called his boy on th e road—conductor,
or w h at?
! brakeuian
“T hey call me th e general freig h t
-
a g e n t fath er,” said Steve.
“T h a t's a m ighty big nam e, Steve.”
“ Yes, fath er; it’s ra th e r a big Job,
!
fo r me.”
■ too,
“ B ut ye don’t do It nil. Steve. Yo
i m ust have hands to help you load au d
Thero appear to ho tw o iiloas w hich
i have led up to tho invention of the
■ m odern an ch o r: (1) the idea of attach -
i ing th e vessel by m eans of a rope or
j chain to a w eig h t sufficiently heavy to
keep tho vossol from m oving w hen the
J w eight has sunk to th e bottom of tho
sea, and (2) th e idea of using a hook
instead of (or in addition to) th e w eight,
so as to catch in the bottom. The Eng- .
lish word anchor is p ractically tho same
as the L atin aneora and the G reek nng-
knra, m eaning " t h a t w hich has a n a n
g le ,” from th e root ank, bent.
The earliest anchors m ade on the
hook principle probably only had one
fluke instead of two. In tho "S ussex
Archmil. Coll. ” there is an illu stra tio n
of w h at has been surm ised to be an
anchor m ade out of tho n a tu ra l forked
branch of a tree. I t w as found w ith an
anoieut B ritish canoo a t B urphum , S us
sex. T here is in th e B ritish m useum an
interesting leaden anchor w ith tw o
flukes bearing a Greek inscription. Its
date is about 5013. 6. and it w as found
off th e coast of Cyreno.
T he invention of tho anchor w ith tw o
flukes is a ttrib u te d by P ausnnius to
Midas, by P lin y to Eupalam as, and by
Strabo to A naeharsis. D iodorus Siculus
states th a t the first anchors w ere wood
en tubes filled w ith lead, w hile another
classical w rite r says th a t before th e in
troduction of taotal anchors lum ps of
stoue w ith a hole th rough the m iddle
for the attach m en t of th e cable were
unload ?”
“Oh, yes, I have n lot of help!”
“Aud the com pany p ay s them all?’’
“Yes.”
“H ow much do they pay you, S tev e-
$2 a day?”
Steve alm ost stran g led on a piece of
core, an d th e old gentlem an saw th a t
he hud guessed too low.
“T h ree 'I " he ventured.
“ More th an th a t, fa th e r.”
“ Ye don’t m ean to say they pay ye
a s much as fl-v-e?”
“Yes. fa th er: more th a n 25.’
T h e old man let th e em pty hull fall
betw een his knees, sta re d a t his boy
an d w histled.
"Say, Steve,” he asked earnestly,
“a re ye w orth It?” —L lpplucott’s M aga
zine.
______________
T h e I n q u i s i t i v e D a m s e l.
A
th e
PEEP
fu tu re would sadden
m any a happy
woman. T h e m is
ery of m arriage
often results from
ailm ents w hich
m aidenly
mod
esty k ept hidden.
W hen doctors are
at last consulted
th ey frequently
f a il to h e lp .
T h e y do not u n
d erstand th e root
of th e trouble.
Dr. Pierce’s F a
vorite Prescrip
tion has cured
in thousands of
cases w here doc-
to rs e n tire ly
failed.
" I iiid been a great
suffi'icr from female
2i weakness,” w r i t e e
Mrs. M. B. Wallace,
of Muenster, Cook
Co., Texas. " / tr ie d
•• -z /y u » J f o u r
d octors a n d
4’ /¿Yir x n on e d id m e a n y
' g o o d . I suffered six
years, but at last I
found relief. I fol
lowed your advice,
and took eight bottles
of ‘Favorite Prescrip-
___ _ _ , ,, ... tion ’ and four of the
’Golden Medical Dls-
covery.’ I now feci
lik e a n ew -M omaK,
A girl who took up photography not
long ago aud endeavored to get some 1 have gained eighteen pounds."
valuable snap shots bad bad luck w ith
h er first pictures. T h ere w ere funny
stre a k s of w hite all through them
A1AA£S w la k women strono
w hen th ere w as any picture a t all. an d
....................... Jo h n 1. B utterfield
AND SICK WOMEN WELL.
she couldn't Im agine how they cume
e r . ; .......... <>•
H u rd
used. .
. there. N either could an experienced
I......................... ¿.G . C. C um pton
T he form of tho anchors used by the a lu a te u r w |10 assisted In developing
CLEVER, BUT SOULLES8.
G reeks and R om ans is well know n from
g re t negatives and w ho took tho
representations on T ra ja n ’s colum n and „ au a, precautions In loading th e cam
S le e p in g C a r s
O
n
e W o m a n * . M ew W a y I n W T llofc « » •
in th e catacom bs a t Rome as an early , gra an(1 (.1|[| ng th e plates.
IlB O R gt SOCIETIES.
E le g a n t
Alex. Patterson, M. D.
P a y S o c ia l D e b ts.
C
h
ristian
symbol.
T
his
form
does
not
,.j
c
a
„.t
|lnng
|ne
w
h
a
t
Is
th
e
niat-
$1 .00 c b o ttta . Ail d r u s i l i t f .
“I
don’t
kuoiv m uch of th e w ay s o f
G a rd in e r, O regon.
seem to havo changed m aterially for te r,” ¡)e ga| j fts piat e a fte r plate cam o
“ I havo been u sin g A yer’® H a ir
D in in g C a r s
quite a thousand years, as ia show n by o u t eith er good fo r nothing or w ith fashionable imople.” said a young phy
V igor for
20 rear® and I cun
h e a rtily recoiam eua i t to th e public
tho B ayeus tapestry.
only a little of th e p ictu re visible. sician not long ago, “fo r I am n o t in
A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107. T o u r is t
a» th e > 1 DC s t h a i r t o u l c i n e s ¡ .« t e a c e ?
M r s . G . L . A L b ev -RON,
Somo
very
p
rim
itiv
e
kinds
of
anchors
“T hose o u g h t to hav e been good society, b u t If m any society w om en a r a
jgular com m unication on second
S le e p in g C a r s Special a tte n tio n to D iseases of
A p ril 24, lfeya.
___
E c to r, Tex.
like one I know here ln tow n I th in k
are
in
use
a
t
th
e
present
day
in
dif
ferent
‘
p lates.”
rth S aturdays in i
ST. PAUL
parts of th e w orld, and a study of their
th e E ye.
I f v o n d o n o t o b t a i n »11 t h e b e n e fit®
“N either can I,” said th e girl. “T hey I’m sa fe r to be o u t of I t I t w as n o t
Ê. W. C on», W . M.
y o u e x p e c t e d f r o m t h e 'V i ^ o r , w r i t e
conKtruction m ay throw some lig h t on looked all nice a n d sm ooth and w hite If this season, b u t It w asn ’t so long ago-
M I N N E A P O L IS
t h o D o c t o r a b o u t I t.
I il l s , S ecretary .
but th a t plenty of people can rem cm -
D iL J . C . A Y K B ,
th e evolution of th e m odem anchor.
th a t Is th e w ay th ey ought to look.”
DULUTH
Lowell,
N O T A R IE S .
Au anchor w hich came from Japan
"Looked all right!” exclaim ed her in lier the circum stances. I had am ong
fa r c o
consists of a u u tu ral forked branch of a stru c to r In dism ay. “ You h adn’t look my p a tie n ts an elderly w om an w ho
R . G eneral Lyons 1’ - ' "
tree, slig h tly im proved artificially , so ed a t them before w e p u t them In th e lived w ith t h . d a u g h te r's fam ily. T h e
OR AND FO RKS
TO
A. R. BUTTOLPH,
d a u g h te r lived. If not beyond h e r
etu second and f o u r t h S a t u n l a y s
as to m akn a hdok. Tw o round bars are cam era, had you?”
CROOKSTON
m eans, a t least up to th e very edgo,
uiontli a t 1:30 p; ni.
fixed a t rig h t angles to tho shank, and
“Oh,
not
enough
to
h
u
rt
them
!”
said
8. fi. C o l v in , "C o m m an d e r.
W I N N I P E G _____
to these tw o o rd in ary beach pebbles are th e girl. “I Ju st lifted up th e black w ent o u t a g re a t deal an d w as entag^
J. L. F u r n is h , A d ju ta n t.
tied. The longtli of the anchor is 2 feet puper from each plate Ju st th e little s t talned a g re a t deal.
H E L E N A »»'1
"T he m other fell sick w ith a com
a inches, th e w id th across th e hook 8 crack In the w orld. 1 Ju st couldn’t re
BUTTE
O re g o n
F lo r n o o ,
inches, and across tho transverse bars 1 sist the tem ptation of seeing bow nice plaint w hich I knew w ould prove fa ta l.
foot 6 inches. T he stones arc from 6 to they looked and th in k of the lovely 1 did uot Inform th e fam ily till on«
Perpetua L odge, N o. 1 8 1 ,1 T H R O U G H T I C K E T S
8 inches in d iam eter and 2 inches thick. pictures I w as going to have on th em .” day th e d a u g h te r asked me to tell h e r
3d T uesdays I
FRANK B. WILSON.
TO
fran k ly w h a t her m other’s condition
A nother anchor w as in use q u ite re —New York Tim es.
rs and v isiting ¡ C H IC A C O
w as and Ju st how long she could live.
in g a r e cordially
I f y o u h a v e n ’t a r e g u l a r , h e a l t h y m o v e m e n t o f t h o cently in tho A rran islands, off the west
h o w e lit e v e r y d a y , y o u 'r e s i c k , o r w ill b e . K e e p y o u r
I told her th a t th e old lady could n o t
F u n k b , M . W . W A S H IN G T O N
coast of G alw ay. I t is constructed of a
I lr r H a n d y M o n e y S lo c k ln s t .
L o w o ls o p e n , a n d b o w e ll , f o r c e . In t h o i b a p e o r
v i o l e n t p h y s i c o r p i l l p o l« o n . Is d u n g e r o u N .
I ho
r.
slopiiig.bar a t eaoh side an d throe cross
P H IL A D E L P H IA
“Yes, you are rig h t,” snld th e con possibly last m ore th a n a fo rtn ig h t.
F L O R E N C E .-- - OREGÓN tu b o u w o o e tU ls c c N l e t. a e r a a s u i e d s t c . l m e a o n s t i s p e t o r f t e a c k t e w a y o f k e e p i n g t h o bars, form ing a figure n o t uuliko the
She begged m e not to le t anybody
d u cto r of a Main stre e t car, viciously
N EW YORK
isosceles triauglo in E u clid 's pons asi- ringing up a fare. “Some people do know how serious th e case w as. S h«
B O S T O N A N D A L L __
CANDY
norum. T he low est of the three c ro ss-) carry money In q u eer places. Now, didn’t w a n t her young dau g h ter« d is
geN o. I l l .m eets
?
C A T H A R T IC
bars is of square section a r ' Is fixed by i th a t C hinam an In th ere kept m e w ait- tressed, she said.
en in g in Lodge P O I N T S E A S T and S O U T H
“O f course 1 told nobody, and Juat «
iron spikes
a t each aide . to the sloping
n. B m th ers in For in fo rm a tio n , tim e card®, map® a n d ticket») I
-
,, „ - I ing over tw o blocks while he u n tied a
pieces so ns to proven» them sprea
g gor(1|nn knot ln m a cua> w here he had week a f te r th a t I read In the papers
;o at te n d .
etc ., c a ll o n o r w rite
outw ard. T he stone, w h ich nets as a ” his cash. Some people keep mo w ait- ] th a t Mrs. D ash, the d a u g h te r of m y dy
nowsky, N . G.
T R A D Ì M A R K R fO iS T V R ID
w eight, is clipped by m eans of the tw o Ing five blocks or m ore w hile they fish , ing p atien t, h ad se n t o u t Invitation«
R. c u rph ey
eatherson, Sec.
for a large dancing p arty , to be g iv en
side pieces, being held tig h tly by tw o , around for th e ir money.
G eneral A gent. R oom s 2 a n d 4. S h e lto n B lo a k ,
Uplieed rin g s of rope passing nndor the
EU G EK E. OI1EOON.
Of E u g e n e , O regon
"Y esterday I w as going no rth on on an evening a fo rtn ig h t aw ay . My
upper crossbars;
P le a s a n t.. P a l a t a b l e . I* o t« n t. T a s t e G o o d . D o G o o d ,
Main s t r e e t w hen, a t th e corner of p n 'le n t did not live >1» long os 1 had.
N o v c r S l o k n n . W e a k e n . r r G r l p o . lu e .
, 8hc W r i t e
A- D C H A R L T O N ,
ge N o., 139, m eet’
T here crossbars are of round section A dam s, tw o women got on th e car. 1 e x p e c t e i l . T he day a fte r ahe died I
O. F. M
t
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r
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r
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e
a
a
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n
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a
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b
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l
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t
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n
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a
l
t
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.
A
d
d
r
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s
s
R p u in g in Meyer &
A ssista n t G eneral P a sse n g e r A gent,
S trrH ag
f ucipray, Chicago, ■ o a trv a l, Xaw T e rk . 21ts
.ry Th
and project a t each sido, th u s keeping w aited a m inute or so and th en w ent rend In the papers th a t ‘ow ing to th«
2SS M orrison S t., C or., 3d-
Oregon. B rotb-
the rope rings from slipping -upward. 1 In for th e fares. T h e w om en looked sudden d eath of her m other Mrs. D ash
« H ull,
P o rtla n d , O n.
goud Standing invited to atte n d .
Tho cable is fixed to tho rniddlo of the so rt of dashed, and th en one of them ; hud been compelled to recall h er InvW
2 ,5 0 0
low est tran s verse bar and is carried up began to fum ble In her purse. E m pty! ta t ions.’
F b e d O . lb •
FLORENCE, OR.
J . F . T A N N E R , prop .
on one sido of the stoue, then betwocu T hen her com panion m ade a dive a t , “She bad never Intended to give a
Li.
O ko 8. P liE i.es, Sec.
ball. She could not have afforded It,
tho tw o sloping lxxirds, and finally th e bottom o f her sk irts.
§
4
§
§
A G e n e ra l B a n k ir g B u s in e s s
through a loop fixed to a hole a t th e top
$ 1 0 0 3
G o id
“ Well, sir, it b eat all. T h a t w om an ' and she ’bluffed.' I have cold slilvera
of the anchor. T he boards a t each sido deliberately unlnced her shoe aud took every tim e I see her.”—C leveland 1’luln.
O. F. Irene F.ncnn
\
It
Transaotsi 0Q ?av; rabie Terms
aro 1 foot 10>i inches long and tho It off and through a hole In her stock D ealer.
jets in I. O. O. F . Iiall in F lorence
stoue 1 foot 5 inches long.
-cund and fourth Friday of each
D ra fts issu ed o n th e p rii c lp a l c itie s of th e
ing fished o u t a dim e.” — M em phis
AN EX CITIN G L IFE .
I t may seoni strange th a t such p rim i ' S cim itar.
i,. »M em bers Ol tins degree a r e
U n ite d S ta te s a n d foreign c< untrie® .
i
’ke
fr?i?
.',?woLau
Sew
tive
looking
contrivances
should
con
ally invited to Attend. ,
In te re s t a lio ’.v<‘d o n Denn lid C ertificates of
I t p iv i* p’ erorung
W h y t h e C h t e n a o G l r l ’o B r o w n H a t r
e n t in
B H 'x K ' l ' E , < . I •
tin u e to be used by fisherm en w ho have
A H lflf S n o w f n l l .
EV E R Y T H IN G FIRST-GLASS.
’ g M a c h 'r.e i. h r k», S rts
Hit >€.«•■>
ol L ain« r£
T u r s e d G o ld e n l i n e d .
be]M »it w hen le ft s tated pe iod.
JoHM » I T BMSH, S cribe.
'•In n an J S ilk W a is t» .
G » i ! I • I • 1
a
fu
ll
know
ledge
of
every
m
odem
ap
T
ho
heaviest
fall
of
snow
th
a
t
ever
., a t ' . . i' 1 » • ./.u n d r r ’tu s u tu l
H .in d k e r
“Gosh. M arler, b u t th a t w ill a eloso
C o lle ctio n s receive o u r p ro m p t a tte n tio n .
pliance connected w ith n av ig atio n and took place In E ngland occurred In 1C15.
•• d tu -.,,cr.oB. na»
'..I
ll.’
.
l
It-
and
otriAi
A n e * and
. J Wftthout LC : m g r»iie r c i t
Special A ttention to C om m ercial
Car. be «e<
C ity a n d C o u n ty W u rra u 's bought.
vessels, yet there aro good reasons w hy Tlie snow ooium eneed fulling on the slinve!” exclaim ed U ncle lCbeti ns b».
a ttra c iiv s
n r t s tx u n i¿
w unuat m e
o
.eu
fi
i
n
a
b
k
f
s
t
t
u
r
e
s
o
f
e
aa
v
a»
»m
g
they should have survived. W here the 10th of Ja n u a ry , 1015, mid coutlnued drugged bis w orthy spouse out of tin»
* Travellers.
ROH DIRECTORY
W . E. BROW N,
D . A . P A IN E,
sea or riv er bed is rocky anchors aro every day until the 12th of M arch fol w ay of n stre e t cur th a t w as yet 20 feet
President.
Vice Pre«ldent.
$1322.^ lili GOLD Gi’eu Awa, Free
AV&
easily lo s t T h is is a serious m a tte r lowing. I t covered the e arth to such aw ay . “T his yer C hicago life Is 'nougli
l-A A«l>L.r ,. Oar llrfk'ar
F . W . OSBURN,
W . W . BROW N,
MltlU. *
A SSSrt.'*» PIANO
ISBY TERIA N C H U R C H , Florence,
w hen the anchor is of iron and of sonic a depth th a t passengers, both horse to m ake a m a i l ' s li a r tu rn gray.”
C ashier.
Ass’t Cashier.
m ilt »« 1 e i» y
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"T u rn gray!" snarled his w ife.
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value, b u t if it is constructed liko those and foot, passed over gates, hedges and
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w ith th e
o'clock a. m . B roaching 11 ’
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PETER COWAN, Proprietor.
h iifh quaiil' -.,.<i t r
. . TRY THE . .
9. and 7 p. in. S acram en t of
or expense in replacing it. A lieach tlie w hite sheet. On th e 12th of M arch It done. I t ’s decent and respectable to-
'ion a
supper on 1st S ab b ath of
1 i»»»«. *"• p
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in Gold fclid
F i o r a n c a , O r e g o n ..
stone
and a few b its of woixl are alwiiys It began to decrease and so by little have grny h a'r, b u t w hen it com es t«>
L.,«t«.l . d u> üav »O 1 • i
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“ HEW HOME” SE’«
MACHINE.
A pril, -I
s » 1 1'' i
a t hand, and the skilled w orkm anship nud little consum ed uud w asted aw ay m skln a poor young g al's h a 'r tu rn
ksvrxih q wi‘-l !>«• ■»?”’
F rn e.
l welcome to all th e services.
CCNTLEWOMRW P U B L IS H E S company ,
roquired to fashion them in to a very till the 28th of Mny. for then all the yaller Jlst on reco u n t of the excitem ent
J tli ¡ l i l l f V ,
' C h ristian s to m ake
T ables fu rn ished w ith all th e I
serviceable anchor is b u t sm a lt
heaps and d rifts hud disappeared ex uv all these ears nn railro ad s on stilts
/rf*ft C iiu, N. I ,
T hus it is tliut under certain condi cept one u|s>n K inder scout, w hich lay an how llu peoplo th e n ’s when 1 say It s
K n o t ts , P asto r.
delicacies of th e season. G ive us
a h I h to liev sleb big cities. I'm a-goln
tions prim itiv e appliances m u st alw ays u n til W hitsun week.
a c a ll.
1
hold th e ir own ugm nst m odoru inven
A heavy fall occurred In Seotlnnd In right out to 'I-lzii J a n e ’s house, e f 1 kin
tions. W hen, as often happens, a nowly 1020, th e snow falling 13 d ay s nud ever find It. mt stay rig h t lu It till we
leave CIU< ngo.”
introduced contrivance gets out o f o r nights w ith little or no interniiKslon.
"H ow do you know It inrk»s people's
der, it generally involves ninch greater
One of the heaviest fnlls on a single
P lo p c n e e ,
luss of tim o nud m ore expense to re d ay occurred on the 21st of F eb ru ary , h a 'r tu rn y a lle r? ’ naked Uncle Elien.
place it th an if i t wero of sim pler con- 1702, the snow In som e places belug “ I a in ’t never iioarn lell of cuuylblng
T w e n tv -th re e
of flint kind.”
»traction aud capable of being m ade by from 10 to 12 feet deep.
“ Well. 1 »ee It w ith my own eyes—
M ile s W e s t
an ordinary w orkm an o u t of m aterials
leastw ise I see It tu rn brow n sgin after-
Eugene.
easily procurable on the spoL
t 'o n r t a n il W l t n r s s A g r e e .
H ighly civilized w an has m uch to
An am using Incldeut occurred In one the poor d ears wuz rested nil sum m er
learn from h is prehistoric ancestors and o f th e comm on plena courts the oilier in the country. You know them four
j a , I S M '-L sr»ii,i« B u ild in g .
from u n cultured races still existing as day. T he law y er for the defense w as gals w hnt staid nil siim m w over n t
(IV t ' to c o lla c tlo u i a n d pro-
to how he should act in an em ergency m aking a very lengthy cross ex am in a Cousin E llen’s? W hen they fust come,
when deprived of h is usual appliances.
of an old lady wlieu he w as Inter th ey ’d big bi’.-.vn eyes an fu 'r com plex
C3ALGS3 K3S3 SEASONABLE —R eliquary and Illu stra te d Archaeolo tion
ru p ted by th e Judge w ith th e rem ark, ions nn right yuller h a ’r. Flirty hood
B E N E D IC T ,
g is t
"I th lu k yon have exhau sted this wit- every one of ’em'» ha r begin to get
THAN USUALLY.
streaked In n-pots. an before t!ie sum
B o as.”
T r ia ls o f T r a n s la tio n .
•howlng th® dlf-
m er w uz gone they nil had rich brow n
- A T - L A ’W .
"Yes,
Judge,”
she
exclaim
ed.
“
I
do
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. . . . . . . . . _____________ I fere a t s-y,.
®‘.y!«R of
E nglish critics say th a t recently fata
M o n e y S aved
S e w in g A liichinen v/c m a n u fa c tu re a n d tn e ir
feel very much exh au sted .”—P hiladel ha'r. T hen I nst one of ’em w h at m ad»
gave evidence of inoro than usual intel-
p n e e n before you p u rc h a se ar»7 o th e r.
th eir 1 n’r tu rn brow n, nn she snld It
Oregon.
Plorano«.
phia Call.
Sy
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ligenoe in the olfice of a P arisian jour-
w uz sllu 's brow n, hut th a t the excltlu
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T h e W h e e l m a n ’s V i e w .
life she'll been llvln In Chicago, w h ir
P a t r o n iz in g it.
O R J. N O E ,
! critic'» appreciation of A nna T hihaud,
Sira. S procket—G eorge, w h a t In th« » h o h i d t o act in II till liter every night,
0 Cnl-xn Sw B. Y. CMI mko , HL S t Ixnil,. Mo.
i,l om <«, s t R ,«el,iirg. O regon.
whose songs are us pointed and fiowery w orld happened to th« pipe organ In m ade 11 turn fu lle r. P jo r thing! She
jt - jiaa , Tn ma .
®an French- jo . Cal,
m
m m Ca.
J u ly »1, l!«0. ! as her " ro se b u d ” »Uppers. Tho lxm- church th is m orning w hile you w ere looked ho mticb b elter at the end of th e
FO3 SALE BY
tir e 1« h e re b y g iv en t h a t th e follow liig doner w rote th a t “ m adeir.oiselle’s feet stag in g th a t solo?
■umoier th a t I lu.ie to think of her
Good d eale rs
in ever.' tow n.
wl w*ttler h o , llled n o tic e o l h is in te n tio n ! wero Incased in fairy b o o t« ’’ T hoH ari-
Mr. Hprocket (w ho alw ay s ta lk s bi cotnin back to th is great, wicked city.”
W rite toz prices and term s to Han F ran
.k e final pr a ,i In s u p p o rt o l h is c l.ir n , slid tla u re t him self d ilig en tly to w ork w ith cycle»—Why. the organist wnn coasting
—Chicago Journal.
wii.l proof . I I I l e in sh e before <î. II. IIol*
CaL
h is dictiounry, and »- jou hod it ct rrect- on ensy g rad e w ith her feet off the
C o m m issioner, s t Flotm ieo, O regon
pedals w hen she ra n Into som e sh arp
m s Mot n l s p s l e t t .
p p -o iler 21, l»0ft v ir: P
“ Your boue-r," protested ihe burglar,
notes, and th e old th lu g punctured.—
”1 am a s houest as the day is long.”
Ohio S tate Jcu rn n l.
don’t doubt,” replied the m agis’
M. M orris
Wm B ern h ard t
L. C hristensen
D. W. Stihbens
For over h a lf a cen
tu ry th is has been the
standard hair prepara
tion. I t is an elegant
dressing; stops ta il
ing of the h a ir ; makes
the hair g ro w ; and
cleanses t h e s c a lp
from dandruff.
N o ta ry P .ib lic , S u rv ey o r
BE8TF0RTW
NOTARY
BOWELS
P U B L IC .
EUGENE
M M
,
Loan s Savings Bank m
o m
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Â
MORRIS «•« HOTEL,
J. LOCK,
Elk Prairie Hotel.
W A T C H -M /\K E R .
A ll W in k W a rra n te d -
O N E U C E N E AM D
FLORENCE
STAGE
ROUTE.
AU L ,
'TaYOriic wescpipssa”
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