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FLORENCE, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEB.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE.
P L E A S A N T PRISONS.
TRAVELERS’ GUIDE
s t ic k
ro
s im p l e
Why Franklin Did S.t Writ. It.
"It has alw ays been a curtwu* puzzle
why Franklin, the man of ripe age, oC
g
THE
SPECIAL
ONES
IN
THE
ENGLISH
j eointnaiidlug distinction and of approv­
STATE OFFICERS
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“There w ss in the old days far less ed literary skill, w as not selected tw
PARLIAMENT.
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wear and tear upon the nerves, and, write the Declaration Instead of Thom­
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S T A G E L IN E .
[•Governor................................... T. T. G eer .1
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w a r n i n g a x T h e y A v e I n t e n d e d P i t r t i c r l a r l j * F o r under such conditions, digestion w as as Jeffersou, then only 33 years old and,
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more completely performed,’’ writes comparatively unknown,” says John
cretary of S 'a te ................F. I. Dunbar. .
M em b e r» « tu l o t h e r P e r s o n « W h o
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V io la te P arliam en t'» Ovru D ign ity, Mrs. S. T. Borer of "Why I A n Op­ i Gilmer Speed In The Saturday Uven-
' Treasurer........ .................... F. 8 . Moore. !
ft
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ccntiriel.
It
tel's
p
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Stage Leaves Steamboat Landing on
posed to l'les,’’ In The l.adies’ Home I lug Post. “It could not be that Frank-
H u l e » u n t l C uM tonia.
Supt. Public Instruction J. H. Ackerman
JA,¿í. of the approach of D
, Journal. "The mothers of today must 1 Hu was passed by because be had dona
the
Umpqua
for
Florence
Saturdays.
.fita.te P rinter........................ W. II, Leeds. I
Few persons ate aw are that Eng­ look more carefully to tlie building of | everything In Ills power to avert the
co n su m p tio n , u
Returning, Stage Leaves Florence
4-ttorney General 1). It. N. Blackburn
whichhnskllled 7
land's parliament lias its own special their bodies and brains than their
war and reconcile the differences be­
f ..................It. S. Ilean
prisons within Its own products which Soothers and grandmothers did. In­ tween the colonies and the mother
Sundays.
r
3up/eu,e Court t ................F . A. Moore
ere intended particularly for Its own deed at tlie pace at which we Atnerl-
E xtra Trips When Necessary
country, for all w ise tnen In the colo­
( , . . . C . E. Wolverton
members and persons who violate its cans are going wo use our brains at
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nies did all that honor permitted la
Charges Reasonable.
llfudge Second D istr ic t..J . W. Hamilton
own dignity, rules and customs. Of full speed nearly all tlie time. What
tliut direction until the die w as east.
P ro secu tin g A tto r n e y .. .Geo. 31. Brown
course those prisons seldom are used man can build brain and brawn on
No; It w as not u fear o f Franklin's ear­
3£r. V »'
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now, but they have been lu the past, pies, layer cakes or preserves or any
b e s t s , S Ö P fc ^
nestness lu the cause o f the colonleo.
riul not so very long ago, and may be I other mass of material which from Its
It w as probnbly tbe fear o f Franklin’»
f c o ' - ’S : -J
1 U BPS -
again. The houso of commons has eery complexity requires labor anil
humor.
COUNTY OFFICERS
W ill carry freight and passengers
throats',
b
r
o
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V
in c set ami t'.e house of lords another. time for digestion, drawing the blood
S T A G E L IN E .
“H e w as not ouly the greatest man
L ' ÿ ch ?^ « a n d pneu- *
The commons prison Is a little way i from the brain to the stomach during
from Florence to San Francisco, gr Bangs,
of Ills time, but he w as one of the
Proprietor.
np
In
the
Clo,
k
Tower.
Itere
are
two
.
a
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.7^4
moms.
Do
net
F
his
working
hours?
Observe
those
who
Judge , . . . . . . . . . . ..........H . It. Kincaid:
W ill also bring up freight
sets of prisons, intended only for the eat their complex foods carelessly and greatest humorists o f any time. An, I
Stage leaves Eugene on M on-
"57 s u ffe r a n o th e r
j ......................J. R. Hill
so his associates were possibly afraid,
accommodation
of one prisoner each, hastily and you will see at a glance
oay h ’s useless,
Comm issioners
Id a y s, W ednesdays, anil F rid ay s a t
that he would put a joke In the Decla­
1 ..........H . D. Edwards
or.e
set
being
a
little
higher
up
in
the
fo r
the conditions that necessitate u coui- ration ntnl passed hint by and selected,
l 6 a . n ni,
i , arriv in g a t Florence the
tin j
th e re ’ s a
F
or
further
inform
ation
inquire
. E. U . Lee
tower than the other. Each set con­ ! plete rest every now and then, or an
C lerk ..........
I day following a t 10 a. in.
prompt 2nd safe
j jY
the lank young Virginian with the frec­
sists of a sitting room and tw o bod- ' early nervous breakdown.
Hheriff. .......................... . W. W. Withers
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R Returning
etu t
kled face.
cure.
It
is
stage
leaves
Florence
!
rooms, tlie former being a nice, com­
Treasurer........................ ..A . S. Patterson
“In my close observation lu the last
“As It was. Franklin did have big
Mondays, W ednesdays, and F ri­
A. W . B EA D LE & CO.
A ssessor.......................... . . . . I). P. Burton
fortable room about three by five 20 years I find very few people la our
Joke, for when the members of con­
days a t 2 p. in. arriv in g a t Eugene
School Superintendent . W. M. Miller
yards, with a neat carpet and chairs common struggle for existence who can
gress were about to sign the Declara­
Surveyor.......................... . ...C . M. Collier 22 M arket St.
the folio w ingday a t 9 p. n t .
good enough for anybody. The extra ! for any length of time eat carelessly of
tion Hancock, whose earnestness Is ex­
L. —*
C oroner............................ .G. W. Grillin
bedroom
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nut
intended
for
the
pris­
San Francisco, California.
complex f o o d s . At -10 o r 50 a man may pressed lu the hold signature which
J ustice of P ea ce............ ...C . H. Holden
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oner or for any friends whom he might | perhaps have accumulated wealth, but
C onstable........................ .G. C. Ciiniptou
Hi
S ingle fare -
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5.00.
I dentro to put up' for the night, but Is not health, ami of what earthly use Is comes first, said In his own earnest
w ay: ’We must lie unanimous. Thera
Round trip -
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llie sleeping apartment of the official the first without the second? Many
must la* no pulling different ways. We
I who looks after him during Ills incar­ persons lu the generation g o tie before
T
ickets
for
sale
at
E
CITY OFFICERS.
must all hang together.’
ceration.
This
man
Is
iisunllv
the
su-
have eaten pics at least once a day, i
livery barn, Eugene, and at
.. ....i.
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‘Yes,’ replied Franklin; ‘w e must
i Lb
l, n ' u 7 BeUR,'rsl’ a,,Hl'
but <u‘ >-
not had meat three times hal,g together, or we shall be pretty
H u rd ’s olliee in Florence.
which cures fresh colds
. . F. B. Wilson I
H,
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a day’ nm' 1“' ve
ruslled nt
sure to hang separately.” ’
P resid en t................
and coughs in a sing’ s
his se n a u t for tbe time lining, nnd | pace. They gave more time to the dl-
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All through freight on th e stage
31. Morris |
' w aits upon him just like any other; gestlon of the pic. l ’ecpie who rccout-
A D iv in ity S tu d e n t D o u te d .
either way between Eugene and ’ 1 nisht aud nic.Ner ■ chronic
W in Bernhardt
| Hu never need worry lilinst lf much mend these rich foods randy know any-
“One day we were traveling serose
coughs and brenshffisin
M apleton, will be charged a t tli,
Board of Trustees
L. Christensen
i upon the question of the possibilities of
I ). W . S l i b b e i i s I
rate of two cents per pound during > < a short time. Coinum p- N the pi isonei’s escape, for the scrgetitw- thing of their complex conditions and the plains In the caboose o f a freight
still less of the complexity of digea- train.” wrltea Rev. Cyrus Townsend'
ti •
surely pnd cer- t>, at-nruis Is responsible, cud Inasmuch tion."
the m onths of October, November,
Brady of his experience» as “A Mla-
Recorder.................. .John I. Butterfield
ta1’-
p re v e n te d , and
December, J a u u a ry , F eb ru ary
: U3 the only way of getting to anil from
slonary In the Great West" In The L s-
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W.
Hurd
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if
tu
M
arch
and
A
pril,
an
d
one
cent
per
the prlsou Is by way of this sergeant’s HAM SM ELLING A BUSINESS. dles' Home Journal. “A young dlvlulty
Treasurer ..............
time.
hom e and through ii, the risk c f such
pound during the m ouths of May,
M arshal.................. . . . .G. C. Cumpton
student was with us. H e w as one o f
n tiling ever happening Is practically P e c u l l n r O c c n j ia t lo u l-'or W h i c h O n ly the ambitious kind of-’dlvlnlty student*
Ju n e, J u ly , A ugust and September.
A 25?. bottle f r a fresh
F e w A r e Q u u llfle il.
i
prohibitive.
cold; 50c. size fo r older
The ham amcller'a only tools are n who wreck a parish or tw o when they
Wlille lie Is there the prisoner really
begin anil finally drift upon the eccle-
colds; $1 size for chronic
_______N O T A R IE S.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
i lias a good time. No restrictions as to long steel trier and I l s nose, li e stands »Instleal bargain counter. l i e was
cough send consumption.
In
a
barrel
to
keep
Ids
clothes
from
be­
i hours are placed upon him, and he may
ready to argue about anything with,
i» <i t i r • .t
; . iln
n; o f i A
a v»»r «
, rouse him self from Ids slumbers Just ing soiled by the dripping brine, and anybody.
Sleeping Cars
C h c rrv I « , :
A. R. B U T T O L P H ,
i < n h a u ti.
T han
e v e r y t i m o ? ut
«•• ’ (I J U h n a l i t t l o
I •’. hen he feels most luellued and return I the hams are brought to hint, and he
“A greasy, dilapidated looking tramp
© f i t a n d I a r a eLi» r a t r»L ce .”
F. A A. M. Florence Lodge No. 107. Elegant
| to them In the sam e way. l ’r.icth ally ! plunges Ids sharp point« d trier Into came Into the caboose at one of the
.I-XM d o . r .t Q i» 'R ,
Regular ¡ommiiiiication on second
O c t . 19, IP: 3.
[
them
,
w
ithdraw
s
it
ami
pusses
it
sw
ift­
T
!
JLsp,
T«ZÄ3.
the
only
tiling
he
ennnot
do
Is
to
walk
l
l
Dining Cars
station» at the end o f a division and
and fourth Saturdays in eacli month.
about outside just ns lie pleases, hut l;e ly beneath l.is nos.. The trier alw ays presently engaged In a heated discus­
W rite ti c T‘or*
E . W . C o n ti, W . M .
Tourist
ÍÍ..P (I r.• tl '
Is [tertnltted to take an hour and a goes down to tile knuckle Joint.
sion with the young theologue on the-
O regon
, V. r it e in c I juclux
JR. B, M ills , Secretary.
In testing meat in that manner the
ha
'xereise each morning and nn
Sleeping Cars Ecioic n o © ,
dlsndvautflges of education. He main­
iiour lu ,.ie aitctUGon on the terrace 1 man with tlie trier judges h.v the slight­ tained the nttlrmatlvo— that the lesa a
S T . PA U L
of the house, aud tbe terrace, liroud j est shade of difference la'tween the man km-w nnd the leas education he
FRA N K B. W ILSO N .
M IN N E A P O L IS
and long and with Its splendid outlook smell of one piece of mi nt and anoth­ had the happier he w a s -w ith so much
a O. U . W. Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
Upon the river, la by no means a hail er. The sm ell of the meat Is uliuost skill and ndrolthcas and ahowad such
iry j 1st
/I. meets every
s t and 3d Tuesdays
D U L U TH _______
place to take exercise. If lie were left universally sweet, and tlint Is what he mastery of logic uud literature that be
_...... mouth.
Members and visiting
FARG O
entirely unguarded, the prisoner might sm ells. The slightest taint or d e, lo­ routed tlie |sM,r ls,y -h o rse, foot and
brethren in good standing are cordially
‘ LO R EN O E . —
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OREGON
G R A N D FO RK S
TO
invited to attend. A. O. Fl'XKE, M. W
dive Into the river and sw im aw ay, or, tion from the sw c it smell Is therefore dragoons—so effectively that the young-
p ie r ow n s e irc tlo o ) to e ro ry m ito rrU ie r. _________
Fvfiurifnl eo|- what would he simpicr. hail n passing appreciable. It Is not the degree of
jl. G. K notts , Recorder.
C RO O KSTO N
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Oied lith o g rap h ed pintes ur.d l.li.st rntMl.« C fiiri.-«
, mini rose nod went out on the platform
laU ft, tartlsUc. u q u l n t e and « trictiy up to d&t« desien». boat. So, Just for precaution's sake, a
taint that he expects to find, but tbe
I to hide his chagrin, leaving tbe sup­
W IN N IP E G
couple of otHcers accompany him slightest odor that is not sweet.
posed tramp chuckling over hla pipe In
When he detects un odor, he throws
H E L E N A »"<1
while lie tabes these breaths cf fresh
huge enjoyment nt tils easy victory.
0 . O. F. U eeeta Lodge No. I l l .m eets
the
meat
aside,
anil
If
It
Is
nut
un­
air.
■ every Wednesday evening in Lodge
BUTTE
“The bishop had listened w ith o u t say­
w
holesom
e
It
Is
sold
ns
"rejeeled''
He goes on Sundry to the church In
H 11, Florence, Oregon. Brothers in
ing a word, nnd when the stu d en t le ft
Vincent square, nnd cn these occasions meat, hut If it Is liilntrd it goes to the be turned to the man and Inquire,!
go «• standing invited to attend.
rendering lank. The bain tester sm ells sharply; What College do you como»
P n ’w m ukln« economies, fancy work houceho’.d hint«, nlso he has a couple of lunias'iit looking
E. A. E vans , N. G.
TO
•
h
a
rt
atone«,
c
u
rre
n
t
topic«
etc
:
atten d an ts
meat from 7 o'clock In the morning nil from, slrF 'Yalefi m uw erw l the man
O f E u g e n e , O regon
C HICACO
D uly 60c. y vor
L a d y c g .j u * w a ite d .
/ o r tvriua.
F. C. P i i l , Sec.
Moreover, (lure I k no qnenlloti o f Bo til 5 o’clock ut night, und hi« Benne without thinking. The u n lu c k y adnits-
W A S H IN G T O N
many ounce» of hrend ami meat, but If must never become Jaded or Inexact or slon deitroycd the m an's argu m en t for
P H IL A D E L P H IA
he ha« the mom y to pay for II l.e may 1 Ills usefulness would he ill an end.
he w as n living exam ple o f the fallacy
feed him self upon the choicest viands , Hiun testing Is not n pursuit danger­ of hla own propoolMon.’’
O. O. F. Maple Ixalge No.. 130, m eet, N E W YORK
x . «very Thursday evening in Meyet &
j that the most cultn.-ed palate eotdd ous to the health, ns tea testing is sup-
BO STON A N D A L L
J suggest. The house ,,f eominous has a ' posed to lie. h ilt the hum smeller with
K yla’s H all, Mapleton. Oregon. Broth­
B a r s * . ' * C it y aat t ' r t u f .
I first elus« restaurant, where tin' hungry n cold in Ills head Is like a piano player
er* in good standing invited to attend. P O IN T 8 E A S T and SO U TH
T he Italian city o f Artena. situated-
who
loses
his
arm
In
a
railroad
wreck.
M.
I’,
may
dim'
as
well
as
lie
eould
any-
T. J. N xxlv , N . G.
als>ut 40 miles from Rome. Is know s a*
For bi form ation, tim ecard s, map« and tlckalr A G eneral B a n k in g Business
j where in London. Each day the iHs'ier ! —K ansas City Star.
the City of Crime. Kvcr since tbe six-
Ltc., c a ll o r or w rite
X) no 8. Pitat.rs, See.
I which the kitchen has preparisl uri
ö m iL
l*d le s , tn tw M . trfrl« and l l t t > chUrtrnn
That
te c u tll century every criminal » b > ba*
Transacted on Favorable T aw»««*»«
ta in «ty lU h •’ «tue * effe ct Bol a u *r.« U by the ««w- c f a n y
R. M c M u r p h e y ,
A T o il o f A ccu rn ev .
o th e r pa tte rn « H « v« c .o equal fo r ttjr lu u u d (HMfvct h i I ludicated on n im.cn which Is brought
eseup,,! from prison or d<»ne his time-
Drawing from memory Is one o f the lias emigrated to Arteua. and today
up to the prisoner, anti lie ticks olTauy
Rooms 2 and 4, Sh elton Block,
Drafts isnuctl on the principal c itie s of tin
I O. O. F. Irene Encampment. No. 42. General Agent. KUGENE,
OREGOaX
thing for which he feels a fancy, and most difficult things in the World to do. practically every Inhabitant Is a crim i­
U nited Staten a nd furpi?u countries.
i t meets in I. O. O. F. hall in Florence
Even professional artists find ttiat they nal nr the child of criminals. E very
j it is brought to him. The only draw
therecond and fourth Friday of eai h
Interest allow ed on D em and C ertificates OÍ ’
A- D- C H A R L T O N ,
back from liis point of view Is that th< must rely largely upon linsty Jottings family take* the law Into Ita own,
month. Members of this degree are
A ssistant General Paaaenjrcr A gent,
D eposit w hen left stated period.
i hill is prevented Io him Just ns It would made il|ioli the s|x>t us suggest Ions for hands, nnd It la reported not a d ay
cordially invifetl to attend.
2.V» Morrison Pt„ U«»r., Hd.
C ollection s reeeive ou r prompt A ttention.
lie anyw here els,», ami In tiie e v e n t of their pictures. Those wlio-nre not art- pusses without many murder* b e ta *
8. J. StYMOt s , C. P.
F o r tla r n d O r .
C ity and C ounty Warrai.tM bought.
Ids refusing to pay up'he would eventu­ ' ists need to look keenly and el. sely ni committed In tbe streets. Tbe Italian
F . C, Pair, Scribe.
Fn «Ir put tngftber Onlv 10 ■» 4 1' rent« »«r!i non«
what they wish to recollect, for they authorities have now come to look up­
; «Iffhrr. .-o.d m i.esrly -rei » .ty :r 4 to« i <>r by i, **L ally bce*,erved with a court summons.
W . E. BROWN,
D. A . PAINE,
Aak l o r th e m . A bsolutely te r? IfO* «t up-t Jato «tylaa.
Among the occupants of the ( ’lock must depend upon their memory’ to on Artena as h,>|»»less and rem ark th a t
P resid en t.
Vice P resid en t.
T H E W cC A L L , COVI PA N V .
UB-U« Wot Utti tlrccU . . . .
York City, B. F. Tower have been tlie late Charles bring details I nek to them. It Is a'l ex it Is fur better that crim inals should
F . W . OSBURN,
W . W . BROWN.
O. F.—Mignon Lodge No. 105.
Bradlaiigli. who fouuJ him self eon- eellciit corrective of sup,» Helal observn kill ,'1-lniiuai.i tlinn that Innocent per­
C ash ier.
A ss t C ashier
J
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Reliekah Degree, meets m Meyer 4t
i. R
signed thiihi r on nceoimt o f a little tloli to sketch a scene at, we tliluk we sons should I»' their victims. It la said
K yle’s Hall, Mapleton, the l i t nnd 3rd
5 i r - ' #
«* difference with Mr. Hpeaker on the saw It and afterward return to tlie I I (hut on one oeeitslnu w I hii 23 murders
. . TRY THE . ,
.Thursday evenings in each month.
ta
Î subject of tie» parliamentary oath. ; scene and take another view. It Is a bad been committed lu that city In one
- Proprietors.
C A S S ID Y & SON,
M attis O. Hupsox, N. G.
A t’
When Northampton rutdruci) Mr. Brad- . iru hi I ng both lu accuracy ami humll- ' day the fact was reported In one o f tha.
,
S
M
Mas. F. C. B eam , Sac.
Ity. for we learn bow ea.-y It Is to de- I Italian paper* In the follow ing termat
F lo r a n o e , O r e g o n .
laugh to parliament, he was not allow
.u‘n< la n d a ll Tat * ' eil to lake the oath nor the sulistltitted celve oui'Helvev os to wliat we have ' “Since our Inst Issue (24 hours before),
t'.v.-.aUsnd rj
e.t barin«
* od erate F e e s . { i process known n.< affirmation.
Mr 1 remarked.—Floreuee Hull Wh-terburu there have I wen 23 sudden deal he ta
CHDROH DIRECTORY
Tables furnished w ith all the
. ' . W ' - . ’. V b « l f ,
ini:",',;:;:;.
Bradlaiigli. however, secured a Nc.v In Woman'» Home Companion.
Artena." ami no further notice o f tbo
u r i« n e t d n o t
<*r it » ntis.uei
:*et
t o o l J Testament nn 1 took a self ndniinistcr-
delicacies of the season. Give us
murders was taken or cX|iecte<L
p n i n l ’nt - <
»la
fie
U.
I
r
i
I’nlr.
S
h
e
(>,>(
ed oath, lifter which lie proceeded to
R E SB Y TE R IA N ^H U R C H ,Florence. :
;u*cl fu reitjn i
Add
) Sarenstieiis and Ids wife worn going
Oregon. On every Sabbath in each j a c a ll ,
* I the next step of signing tlie roll. He
\
O .
¿ « ««> « J
I
refused to withdraw when Ike speaker to the then let'.
piontii, Sunday-School at 10 a. di . and
Did you ever read “The Ilu n e b h a e k
’’/▼f
“Will you please go lu nnd get ,'»v
Junior Endeavor Society at 2 :3 0 p. m
requested Idin to do so, an I conse­
of Notre Dame?” I twlleve It to b *.
goat»
off
the
dressing
table?"
»aid
.Mr».
'Oq tlie Second and Fourth Sabbath« pi
quently the sergi n.ji-at-n' ins look ,
simply the most disgusting l»ook over
each month, preaching" services at 11 a.
S.
written liy man. and on the whole t a
T H E GENTLE-WOM AN i. a mnntli charge of him. and to (he d e s k Tow» r
nt. A cordial invitation to these servicer
"Your
goats?"
queried
the
puzzled
prison he w ent.
have caused more brutality and e v il
is extended to all.
A. W tout .
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y magazine d -voti-i lu ciihjaet* of intire-
Sarenstieiis.
"What
fangle
have
you
When tin» erection of the Tower
than any other French w riting with
ITeachey ,n charge. J
g
P r a iT lC H o te l.
! eel to the ladle*. The regular suburrip bridge w as being conslderr I. a state­ women got now?”
which I uni acquainted. Balzac la sea-
‘‘I'll show you!" snapped the wife,
don pri. e i. one dollar hut « c have in*d<* ment was made that I! e Tower bridge ami she sailed away ami soon returned sual, but he Is an artist o f the hlgbes«
bill com m ittee was subject to bribery
touch nnd a philosopher even In hla
ATTORNEY^
Twentv-three
'iiraogeiuFot by wide;, wo offer it h.« a arid corruption a serious elmi ge. Two putting on her gloves.
»eiismillty. Eugene Hoc paints v irtu e
"Art.
those
wliat
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i
mean?
Why.
I
i hort lim e for liitv eent» a year. Cull ami men responsible for It w ere pronoun, ml |
M iles W est
as well ns vice. Dumas la absurd a m t
to have committed a breach of privi­ ctli those kids."
-ee u ranidle coDV.
useless, Imt Interesting; Be ran ger btaa-
Eugene.
A. C. WOODCOCK,
"I used to,” replied Mrs. Snreasticus,
lege. for the house Is very sensitive
plK-mous. hut w itty; George Band Io*,
i upon such mnrters, and the speaker h- "but they are getting so old I urn moral, but clegnnt. But for pure. dull,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
i sued a sinnnions for their appearance. aHhained to any longer."
virtucle«», utupld. deadly poison read
H e took the hint.—1’curvon’s Weekly.
One of them, Mr. Ward; gave him self
Victor Hugo.—Ituskin.
S e w in g M achines vze m anufacture an J th eir
A ho':,e and lot in G enaila. The up without delay, ami lie got seven
prices before you purchase an y o th er.
O rogon
S u s e n « ,
K e o H O IM F ,
■ days In the Clock Tower prlsou. The
K b . w W h a t Bha W a s A h a a t.
7 and A Mclairwn'a B uilding.
“W h it’g this?” exclaimed tlie young
THE NEW HOME SEWIHfl MACH'iJE GO., hon.e i* lit by 24 feet and • IK »tory mid o ilie r ofl’eniler. after a little delay, w ss
Mother—SI I ks Cati-hem has a lovely
L «« cìa I atte itiö n f i r eu to c o lle c tio n s and pro
O I l A N G i : , M A HU,
i
half
in
height.
A
iso
a
g'
i l woodahorl captured and was for u brief perl,».1 bust,ami. referring to the memorandum
kits buahiea
voice, nnd you know It. W hy did you
0 f n l n a S quare, N. ▼. Chkngo, HL S t Ix»uia, Mo
sho had given him. "One dozen egga, ask her to slug for Mr. R leh fd to l
[m i iìc ii I h i -' boused at Newgale.
mi premise«. For further
Dallas, T laa S.
San Francisco, CaJ.
A'.L ad L i , «¿a.
The first M. 1’. Imprisoned In the one pound of raisins, n bottle of lemon
Money Saved
D aughter (after Mr. Blchfello) Baa
F O R SALE BV
inquire At tlii« offie.,.
E. B E N E D IC T ,
present house of common» was W extract, a tin of ground cinnamon and that mirror In front of th e piano?
Good deal«™ w.inivd in every town.
half
n
pound
of
sugar—wlm
t
do
you
By
Smith O’Brien. One day In 1XIC hi
“Yes.”
Write b,r price* and terma to San Frr.n
committed contempt *f the Imus,» by want with all these things, B clln d aF
LTTO R .N HJY - A T - IuAATV.
Patronizing It.
“Well. Mr. R lch fd lo alts right ta
eineo, Cal.
"I’ve got n stale loaf,” replied the range where he can see her face.
declining to »It upon a certain eoinmlt-
WASTF-P—ACTIVE MAX OF <JOi»I> CHARAC
tce. t'ouscquently he wa* »cut to pris­ young wife, “that I’m going to save looks like u w hitew ashed chlmpanaea
Oregon.
Klorftnce.
ter t„ d eliver »let c o lle c t ta Oregon, for old
on during the few n-ock» that t b e c o m ­ by working It up Into a I,rend pudding. when aho slug*.”- IVaraon's Weekly.
e d I'litinifaclurliiif w h o l,-o le h e u w
Prop e t w - i.l.li.fc
_ Geo. Hale
o . year, w r v |«ny. H onesty more ta n n e x p e rt
mittee deliberated. T his time, how ­ I never let anything go to. waste.
once reutilred. <>nr reference, any brink in nn>
BO YEARS'
ever, he w as not sent to t h e Clock H enry.”—Lcndon Fun.
city. Kuelo*e self a<Vlr«*?«aCd s ' miiiimm I m ivelopr
□ • Hart U re.
EXPERIENCE
Manufa«’turers. Third Floor, M i ueatb oru Mt.,
Tower prison, which was imt finished,
It la related that wtaru the young
Chicago.’
n
r
„
,
T.'t-ll,
but did hlv durauee lu the cellar of the
man who afterward b»canM- General
house.
It Is not enough that people shall ba Fremont ran aw ay with and niaerled
chid; they must be dressed. “Costly Jeaale, Tom Benton, tbe gn at wnator,
D ig e s ts
CENTRALLY L O C A T F D .
A St uff’ll <
tny liahlt ns thy purse can buy,” w as made terrible threat* of • hat be wnuhi
It,artificially digm-v; tbe food and aids
In many pail* of Scotland It uaed to
FREE SAMPLE ROOMS-
Naturo In »trenffthaning and recen« t»c th» custom to (dace on a m an’s tbe advice of roloalua to Ida son: do to the young man. He worikt gtvq
I R.DC M a n a »
"rich, but not gaudy, for the nppural him roasts and bullet* aud ha,lea. to a l|
«tructing Iho exhAtinded dìgantlvo or­
D ra tc w *
gano. I t Isthe l-ttestdlncGveredflIffCBb-- lei-ibstoiie the sym bols of bis trade, oft proclaim* the man,” and the advice of wfilch lira. Benton quietly remark­
a n t and Conic. No o th er preparation I'1"3* * angnr cane wocld decorate the
COFVItWMTS
F IR S T -C L A S S .
1» Just as good today as It w.»a 600 ed. “Yon had better give h|m J,-eale,
OCX n s PCS wxxtt rAWVV 1
rtkdf CM. „irtn’O., a*. -Cah-T W
Sw« «.»Lt
«r pk”''»Ik': ' cau approach It In efllcieoey. I t In- «rnve o f a grocer; sn nx and raw, with year* ago.
m y deav.”
llr » » e - lu - ,il
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sta a tly relieve«»uod perm anently curve l.onm-.er and naila, would ba found on
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mer
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grave,
aud
so
on.
“It’s no fun being married. My w ife
I ■ t.Bl »Mon-' nini »VEST ISVESTij* SHOJl.a
I t la u nlaw fu l fe r a Chlneee
S ick H eadache, G astralgia,C ram ps and
LC i S m v S:^
*» I— ‘ Ad(r.-
la com ing to me all tho (line «nil ask­ to w a lk oa the d ry v a lla
all oth er result» c f im p erfect d ig e stio n , j Tho gorn,w of yvst,,rd0,
not2l. ing for money I”
nOt.LKXBECK BROS A BRISTOW, P a n » ,
b u t It la an exercise ta
f e m
q n t f i a j S E
'»«•’
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»-nr«Die; but that
“ You’re lucky! I have to a«k my
RATES «1.09 to $2.00 PER DAT
p * T « « r ta w T S R S ,
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T i i e A m e r l c n i i ItiiM ln esa M a n '. P a c e
D e m a n d s E a s ily D ig e s t e d U l.h e « ,
H. H. B arrett, P rop’r,
A C M E
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T H R O U G H T IC K E T S
Loan s Savings Bank
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MORRIS .*
HOTEL,
“ HEW HOWE ” SEW1NQ MACHINE.
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Attorney at Law,
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