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TRAVELERS' GUIDE
T R A V E L E R S ' G U ID E .
*" GENERAL D IR E C TO R Y
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lilia l i in e W r o o r ..................
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of
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io o c c u p a it^
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>g my «xxpiflflioners
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line e
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been u sick
T
Charges Reasonable.
-------MAKES DAILY TRIPS--------
-¿e Second District. J. W. Hamilton
• -..‘¿ l Jútüru*y
l x _____ • • -V
r.pn
own
lecutipg
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ib iilea a.iv,
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E xtra Trips When Necessary
S T E A M E R L IL L IA N
J .. . - - ■
Terer frota"'”' ’’ T
lng gave
the Umpqna for Florence Saturdays.
Returning, Stage Leaves Florence
Sundays.
( ...............^K. S Bean
BROS.'
Florence
EUGENE-FLORENCE
RETURN.
STAGE L IN E .
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l e a v e s M a p le to n a t 7 A. M.
L eaves F lo ren ce a t 2 P. M.
On SU N D A Y S le a v e s M a p leto n a t 8 A. M
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U N E .
H .H . B arrett, Prop’r,
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F .S . Moore.
,
M A R G U E R IT E ,
R E G U L A R
THE
.
. W. W. Withers
r.« n ,
•. t .
.A. S. Patterson
¡¡¡^ " ■ “asurar.
D. P. Burton
from
' " i » ndént '
\V M. Miller
Icouid I.eol Superintendent . .
Collier
, w
.......................... q . V
G r if f in
STEAM ER
W e have received the largest stock of
R a llr w a d T r a v e l l a « .
E. B an g s,
P r o p r ie to r .
S
ta g e le a v e s E u g e n , e for
F lo i -
OLiLgW i v u t v o
n
“ ..
■ fv___ »»A i i f» A Til
e n c e d a ily e x c e p t S u n d a y a t b a. m .
A r r iv e s a t F lo r e n c e th e d a y fo l
So many
p e rso n s
have h a ir
th a t is
s tu b b o rn
and d u l l .
It w o n ’ t
0 w .
a t ’ s
t h e r e a s o n ? H air
n e e d s help just as
anything else does at
times. The roots re
quire feeding. When
hair stops growing it
r
a
lo s e s w
its lus
ter. It
__
iH a.ir
lo w in g a t 1 0 a . m .
R e u r n in g sta g e le a v e s F lo r e n c e
for F u g e n e d a ily e x c e p t S u n d a y a t
a t 2 p. m . A r r iv e s in F u g e n e a t 6
p. m . th e d a y fo llo w in g .
W
Î 8
0 F
The
much abused auburtianlte«,
whom the cartoonists picture a« com
ing to the city every morning from
"Lonesomehurat.” "Lost Man's Lane, ’ ,
"Rrunehurat-by-the-TroUey” and other
places w ith equn’J y sug^-stlve names,
are an Interesting class of Individ
uals. The transient element of tiie
city’s population spends several hours
every day w hirling over the railroads.
When the novelty oi these dally bits
of railroading has passed Uito the
monotony c f years of travel through
the same country the commuter has
learned to make the best of the Ume
ho spends on the train.
j
The “card fiend” Is a prominent fig
ure In Uils class. Both morning and
evening four or five games of cards
are going on In every smoking car, and
It is safe to aa.v that thousands of dol
lars change hands In this "Innocent
amusement" while the players are hur
rying to or from business.
Next to the "card sharp” is the man
who only enjoys bis cigar and paper.
H e Is oblivious to all his surround
ings and only shows animation when
he Is a t -Ills Journey’s end.
Many of the policies and plans of
some of this city's most successful
business men have been born or de
veloped on these trains. The short
respite between the bustle of the city
and the cares of home life Is to this
type of man n season for meditation.
Another Interesting commuter Is the
Individual who Is on good terms with
all his fellows. H e travels up and
down through the car exercising bis
repertory of latest Jokes or sympa
thizing w ith some gloomy looking
friend who thinks that all the world
Is against him. H e seems to never
grow weary In ills well doing.
The train life of the commuter Is now
and then enlivened by wrecks. Though
tossed about and sometimes cut and
bruised, he generally escapes serious
Injury. Snch experiences as These he
considers the spice and coloring of his
existence.—New York M all and E x
press.
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s n Æ
iijK .iis r E r t 's r .s s
L ad les T a ilo r M a d e a n d C h ild re n 's
DRESSES____
E v e r S een In E u g e n e .
W e are H eadquarters for
-<< Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Gents' Clothing and Furnishings, Eta.
J. V . K A U F F M A N ,
, Opposite Hotel Eugene,
E U G E N E , OREGON.
r -»r-xr-irxara^v-^rrav-vr-v-v-v- w-i
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
T h « ■«■«*• « ■ * «h« Summia» V».
The Florence Real •Estate __ __
A t a lawyers’ dinner lu Buffalo on«
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¿"""•¿ner.
lifts bargains to oiler >11 the lot lowing
W
ill
ca
rry
fr
e
ig
h
t
a
n
d
p
a
ssen
g
ers
C. U . Holden
of
best
storie»
told
was
of
Squire
o
f
the
De«t
»rorie«
10m
»us
u.
acts
almost
instantly
o m ach . ì li c e 0< FeftCÇ • ■ m ; / • •
p , lin n (o n
Murray, who weighed 800 pounds and P P.
, ront,
<bw lt
ipana Ta- nt u b û
•
G - c - G ll,n P tü n
from F lo r e n c e to S a n F r a n c isc o . S in g le fa re
-
-
-
;
'
o n s u c h h a ir . I t
m t cf
who WM tx>rn In Ireland, was In the
R
R o u n d tr ip
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01 ;
•k Ing t h».
e iwu i
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W ill a ls o b r in g u p fr e ig h t
whisky business here and held h is, ■«■>« 0» bmslaw river, about » mites
awakens new life in
T ic k e ts for s a le a t E . B a n g s
tliostoi
court on the Tense«. The courtroom above Acme. A good bouse and barn,
nuoti Riici:'
the
hair
bulbs.
The
CITY
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y
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,
a
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d
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t
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•
he Ir usa «k-
was like a courtroom lu Ireland. The! a young orchard, and 16 acres cleared.
a tuko thas
effect
is
astonishing.
F o r fu rth er in fo r m a tio n in q u ir e H u r d ’s office in F lo r e n c e .
VO 1... l ij
'
'
bench was five fbet from the floor, Convenient to school. |]IXX) worth of
....... Marion Morris
;t Ocf-lfc__ JJ__A
Your hair grows, be
,wtth a chair whose back reached to the timber on tbe land. About 20 head of
r tl,py >
• • y •
A ll th r o u g h fr e ig h t o n th e sta g e
- OF
’ cured a;
celling. The trimmings of the room cattle with the place. Steamers to and
comes
thicker,
and
all
E. A, Evans,
e
ith
e
r
w
a
y
b
e
tw
e
e
n
F
u
g
e
n
e
a
u
d
A
.
W
.
B
E
A
D
L
E
&
CO.
am twegj,
W. H. Wei'therson,
were all green. Mr. Rockwood and from Florence pass every day. Priest,
M a p leto n , w ill b e c h a rg ed a t th e
dandruff is removed.
¿ w i r d of Trustees. Wm. JIrynd,
Judge Beckwith were trying out a
• use thli
including tarsi, stock and machinery,
2
2
M
a
rk
et
S
t,
ra te o f tw o c e n ts p er p o u n d d u r in g
L. Christensen.
And the o r i g i n a l
Mrs J.fc
cane before the squire. There was no
$3500.
S a u F r a n c isc o , C a lifo rn ia . th e m o n th s o f O cto b er, N o v e m b e r ,
.............
J.
O.
Phelps
Jury.
A,t
.the
close
the
squire
paused.
color of early life is
tcorder.. . . .
1G0 acres, five miles south of Florence.,
D ecem ber, J a n u a ry ,
F eb ru a ry ,
"D o you wish to sum upT' he asked.
F........ 0 . W. Hurd
restored to faded or
> "**« •*•••• r t r . ........
fronting on Ulear I^ k e . 14 acres bare
“
1
leave
It
all
with
yo
w
honor,'
«aid
M
arch
a
n
d
A
p
r
il,
a
n
d
o
n
e
c
e
n
t
per
iTeretl wit
......... G. C. Cumpton
g r a y h a i r . T his is
M r. Lockwood, who advises yenug la w been plowed nnd 15 acres more slashed
p o u n d d u r in g th e m o n th s o f M ay,
> Lead. rarabai
<1 cinplup'
yers with a ticklish cause and friendly iin«l in grafts. A comfortable house of
J u n e , J u ly , A u g u s t a n d S ep tem b er.
always the case.
imacb. “
race on the bench to do likewise.
t like I
six rooms, a barn and other outbuild»
$1.00 a b o ttle . A ll d r u g g le te .
SECRET S O C I E T I E S .
i do
» I’ll aum up,” aald Judge Beckwith.
ings, a liearing orchard of 75 trees and a
I ont did i
• I h a v e m e d A y er's H a ir V ig o r ,
“ Very well,’’ replied Bqulre Murray. good wagon road to the river. Price
lh hint i -
a n d a m rea lly aatoulKhed a t tu o
NOTARIES.
ood It h as d on e In k e e p in g m y
'W hile you’re at It I ’ll slip down In
n°niLTU F 4 j C M, Florence Lodge No. 107
a ir fro m c o m in g o u t I t is tu o
M urray Bros.’ and have a drink with $1250. Stock will be sold with place U
b e s t t o n ic I h a v e tr ie d , a n d I
Ripmii* ’ Regular somumnication on secoua
s h a ll c o n tin u e to rccom m ond It to
A. R. BUTTOLPH,
Lockwood. But I ’ll pe beck before you desired.
ured
«red,
f ^ i t h Saturday» in each month.
COLOR OF GOLD COINS.
168 acres lying on both sidee of
m y frien d s."
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E . W . C obb , W . M .
S e p t. M , U ) .
B u rlin g to n , N . C,
T ba squire and M r. Lockwood went Greek, in Section 2, township 17, l
ibbyhetii
R r u o a s F a r n i« e r« u e e s I » T I« » e<
' to bi » ; . » ,
8*cve,a ry
o u t T h e squire was In search of the 8. About 100 acres bottom, with 52
G alas e ( F rs s e h M l« t« e e .
»enefltttf
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I f yon do not obtain all the benefit»
you expected from th e use of the Ualf
O ü W . Perpetua Lodge, No. 131,
1
gome time ago a Frenchman placed spirit of «he la w a t the root of the law. acres cleared, and 40 acres fenced; a
% ^ > r y iSt and 3, Tuesdr
V lror. w rite th e Doctor about it.
uesdays
O r ok o p
together a number of gold cofu* of M r. Lockwood thinks they had a drink. house nnd good barn. On county road
* D a ..J . C. AYER, Low ell. M ms .
F io r n o o ,
Members
and
visiting
French mintage of the beginning, mid Oh the stairs, half way back to the about
mile from school nnd post office.
“sen ujqnth
V
" standing are cordially
dle nnd end of the last century. Ha courtroom, w ith tlieachomf Beckwith’s Several million feet of good Or timber on
»“ “ »‘ "».MUrrn
’
«yet1
MARION
MORRIS.
*olce
smundlng
la
their
«are,
the
squire
>v»tod to »I fen;
was much Kurprlaed to see that they
the place. Price $1000. Time w ill ba
W m . E ekshabdt , M . W .
differed in color. H e set about finding •topped.
given on port if desired.
j ; . A. E t a »«, Bpeorder.
T
O
N
S
O
R
IA
L
-
P
A
R
L
O
R
.
“Lockwood."
said
ho,
"you’ve
won
S le e p in g C a r s
out the reoaoua for this difference, end
80 acres of timber land about four
your
care."
the
resulta
of
his
In
vesti
gattona
have
o O. F. Heuet» Lodge No. I ll .meets
M A R IO N M O R R IS , P vovhibtob .
mile from 8iua-
Then they went tn and heard Beck miles from Acme and
FLORENGE. - - -
O REGON
M « r * Wednesday evening in Lodge
been published In I a Nature.
w
ith
finish
summing
up.—Buffalo
Ex-
every
Brothers
in
law
river.
Has
a
large
q.-antlty
of Brand
There
Is
a
paleness
about
the
yellow
j . Oregon
Shaving and H aircutting neatly
D in in g C a rs
cellar timber which can be easily hauled
invited I to
' attend.
o
f
the
10
and
30
franc
pleoea
which
and
prom
ptly
done.
F R E D . C. B E A N ,
R. L. E vans , N. G.
to the river. Price $500.
bear the effigies of Napoleon I i
M e th « d ie « l m a e t a a t lo « .
Razor Honing and Scissors Grind
C a rs
Louis X V I I I that Is not observed In
S le e p in g
126 acres of tide and bottom land
Speaking of W . H . ("Coin") Harvey,
the goldplece» of later mintage. One
Ing a specialty.
(routing on the Siualaw river about nine
a Chlca»o man said:
PAUL
I O. O. r . M»plc Lndgc No.. 131». nicct,
admirer of these coins speaks of their
“ An amusing Incident took place miles slave Florence. A largo, new
F ron t S treet,
F loren ce, Oregon.
and N O T A R Y P U B L IC ,
|a *T«ry Thnr»d«y evening 111
M IN N E A P O L IS
color as a “beautiful peleneea” sud ex while H arvey wa» editor of Coin, a pa frame house, a good barn, and a bearing
Broth
presses
regret
that
It
Is
lacking
In
later
K yi.’.H »ll,M »P>«t"'• '»H goc
O ULUTH
___
MAPLETON.
OREGON.
per which he published In Chicago, orchard ol I I acres on the place. About
coins. The explanation of It le very Harvey, In talking to one of his part
,ra ia good «unding invited to Rttend.
PARGO
simple. The alloy that entered Into tha ners, took exception to the want or 20 acres have lieen plowed. Steamer to
r f « » , • ONO S . l ’ llKLI'S, N . G .
QRAND p o r k s
TO
French gold coinè oi those days con punctuation In the paper. “There Isn’t Florence passes the place every day.
F. 0 . lU an, Sec
tained as much silver ns copper, and It enough punctuation.’ he complained, Price $5000, including stock and ma
CRO O KSTO N
* n (L P Irene Encampment, No. 42.
was the silver that gave the coins their ’and Cota doeon’t look right without IL chinery.
W IN N IP E O ______
- m U U I O <» K ' ' ' ll i»U lo .,-n rr
Interesting paleueas.
A good frame honse and two lota in
There ought to be a comma once In bo
m
_______
i
..nL
i.
«laanAm
J m S m U o « ' fourth Friday of each
« » ■ Im re us ed y o u r v a lu a b le CASCA-
H E L E N A »nd
The coins of the era of Napoleon i n often, then so often a colon, and all West Florence, near the river. A now
- Y thC
rt
m e n u ? Member« of tins degree are
H E ■ T S a n d - And
th em ___
p e r *__*
fe c t. rs^..ivim'»
C ouldn t H
do
were
more
golden
In
hue.
Tha
silver
w ith o u t th e m . I h a v e u sed ilicm fo r hom e tim e
BUTTE
the reet. Don’t you think re T he wound sidewalk to ihe property. Price $900.
Of E u gen e, Oregon
cordially invited to attend.
f o r lu d ig o .t io n sn d b ilio u s n e s s a n d * m now com
bad been taken onl of the alloy.
j
J B, J. S k v m o u r , G . 1 .
p le t e ly cu red . R ecom m on d th e m , t o e v e r y one.
up appealingly.
40 acres of land on North Fork about
O nce trlo d , y o u w ill n ev er b o w ith o u t th em la
The gold coins of today have a still
“ 1 do. Indeed.' heartily replied the
J . C. Pari,, Scribe
th e fa m ily .''
E dw . A. M abx , A lb a n y . N . Y .
warmer and deejier tinge of yellow. partner, who was not wholly devoid of 3te miles from Florence. One acre
TO
This I» because the Paris mint, as well humor. T h a t's a great Idea of yours, cleared. Price $200.
o . O. r .- 8 w u e t Rebekah Ixidge No. C H IC A C O
CANDY
41 acres on North Fork about five
as that In London, melts the gold and n arvey. I f I were you,’ he suggested,
114, meet* in Odd Fellows^ hall. W A S H IN G T O N
» M J 9 C A T H A R T IC
<4
the copper alloy lu hermetically sealed •I’d draw up a rule to th at effect.’
miles from Florence. Several acres tide
Florence, the «econd and fourth Thurs
P H IL A D E L P H IA
boxes, which prevents the copper from
day " .D in g s in each
N G
“Harvey thought It over, and the laud, the reat bottom and bench lead.
A G eneral B anking Business
being somewhat bleached, as It always thought commended Itself. The next A comfortable honse and a small bant
NEW YORK
Is when It is attacked by hot air. So day, therefore, a role reading some oil the place. Price $700.
Kaan O. P««-. Sec-
__________
TRAOS MARK BSdlSTSSSO
Transacted on Favorable Terms
BORTON A N O A L L _
the present coins have the full warm- w hat as follows was posted lu the o f - , 100 acres of unimproved land on North
_ _Km 105,
J f , T ____________
O. O. g —Mignon _____
Lodge
D ra fts Issu ed o n th e p r in c ip a l c it ie s o f th e
P O IN T S E A S T «»d S O U T H
ness of tint that a copper alloy can flee of Cota: ’Hereafter It la the rule of
■ "Webrtrh
Degree,
meets
in
Meyer
A
Fork nhont ten miles from Florence
Rebekah Deg"
K yle’a H ah. Mapleton, the l8t "nd Jri‘ g o r In fo r m a tio n , t im e c a r d s , m a p s t n d t ic k e t s U n ited S ta te s a n d f o r e if n c o u n tr ie s.
this office that articles appearing lu the offered for Baled. Near to county road.
f f ly e -
v-
P lea sa n t. Palatable. Potent. T a ste Good, Do
I
f
the
coins
of
today
ore
not
so
mind-
I
n
te
r
e
s
t
a
llo
w
e
d
o
n
D
em
a
n
d
C
ertifica
tes
o
f
liu r e d a y evehingH m each month.
columns of thia paper must be punctu
e t c ., c s l i o n or w ilt e
Oo«Ml, ife r e r Sicken. W eaken, or Orlpe. 10c. The. 60c.
some In the opinion of amateur collect ated aa follows: Every 12 words alm.l WiM make a good stock ranch. Price
M attis G. H udson , N . G.
D e p o sit w h e n le f t ste te d p eriod .
... C U R E C O N 8 T IP A T IO H . ...
R . IV IC W IU R P H E Y ,
Bl.rllns R.U.ÍJ I« » w r. VXbnes. «Mirrai. Sew t - l . Nt ors ns those Issued by the first Napo carry a comma; every three lines a $450.
w « * j M m . F- 0 - B«* n , bee.
____
C o lle c tio n s r e c e iv e o u r p ro m p t a t te n tio n .
G eneral A gen t. R oo m s 2 e n d f , S h e lto n B lo c k ,
leon. they are superior to those of ci semicolon; every four lines a colon; ev
A traet of about 50 acres fronting ga
il n T rt D A A SoM and
bL A ll ’’J?!**
C ity a n d C o u n ty W arrants b o u g h t.
B lia E K E . OBKOOM.
HU-T
U - d A v gists to C tJ K E T o b a c o o H abiu
ther of the Napoleons In the fact that ery five lines n period; exclamation and Clear lake three miles souiliof Florengg.
a Ocean Wave C a m p N " .
clJW ■ . Em, L X t~ e a '-h a i t e r n u i c S a i u r d a y
it costs less to inske them. The double question marks may lie used as hereto A fair house and about five acres cleared.
W .E BROWN.
1». A . PAINE.
A- D - C H A R L T O N ,
ail,:‘ «rairiingin Gale«’ I L " » - A " " "
\ • n i.n g
President.
Vice President.
A ss is ta n t G en era l P e ssc n g c r A gen t,
fore. The employees of this paper w ill A good wngon road from the place to
DR. A. <». ATWOOD. | operation o f the oxidation of the copper
UR. C. H. T. ATWOOD.
tniesi'
are invited to attend
nnd cleaning It off the surfsca of the please observe this order.’ ’’—New Yoik
F W . OSBURN,
W . W . BR O W N ,
256 M orrison S t., C or., Sd.
the Kiuslaw river at Gleitada. A fine
G ko . G . l x , V . o.
P H Y S IC IA N & D E N T IS T .
Cashier.
A ra't Cashier.
coin with acids Is no louger employed,
F o v tla x id , O r .
Tribune.
place for a summer residence. Price
Gxo. O w a k s s »»-'*- O lerk.
M otto: K in d T re a tm e n t, P rom pt A tte n tio n . and the large elimination of copper
•nl 1
$600.
from the surface of the coins, formerly
A F a lls » « l a C e a » « r ia i,
OoO<l
W
ork.
atto rneys
160 acres of land near Clear lake lying
A certain man who was once a
practiced, made them lesa resistant un
Diseases of Women n Specialty.
section I I , township 19 south, range
der wear nnd tear than are the coins prominent Kentucky politician waa in
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W. H. WEATHF-RSON,
WOODCOCK,
W atch th e W est for Trip» to C ea«t. "Te*
JOHN O. BECK,
more a demagogue than a statesman, 1
j **! went.
west
Price $250.
C
now In circulation.
Florence, Oregon.
Pt. Terrace, Oregon
H e Wfts. according to Short Stories. In
Eugene,
1
•
Oregon.
112 acres unimproved land lying OB
tho habit of boasting that bis father the north side ol Clear lake 2 % atilee
No K e y . t« W k lt e If««»«.
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modern dsf» tlie front
door W M „ cooper In an obscure town In south ol Florence. A good wagon road
ToßAccosprr In these
O regon
W hite House Is not locked at tbe gtnte—that be was "one of tho
and ¿ " M O K E of the Practlcnlly no doors are locked, p ^ p ie ” and didn't belong to the “kid from it to the Sinslaw river. Price $600.
» an4 A M e l* ? * " '* B u ild ln r .
night. . . — ------- ---------
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Y
ou
rL
lfeaw
ayl
138 acres of land at Elmira, Oregon.
g iv e n to c u lle c t io n s
gloved aristocracy.”
Y
o s c can
be cured
o f to b a cco , s s ,, l . i s and If the steward should look around
Y ou
v u ___,
. o .. f • « a » n >*«*>••<«
7 y form
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. . a . n o e r o i ».
»«-irvMslir f u ll o f
A
l>ox house, good barn, and plenty of
general’s”
great
falling
being
for
keys
he
would
probably
not
find
easily, .1 -
^<-11, ^ r n u g .
The . ----------- ----------------
rO -B A ß ,
new life en d vig o r b y (a k in ,, .
fats fondnare fa r Uquor. « w ill surprise outbuildings ou promisee; 6 scree
M any r-
g a in - half of those formerly In use. Big po
e« W
K k K I1IO
M airolig
r. IV».s,
! th a t m a lK
k e»
w C
ea
m eu
i p ound
a s in ten
ir n u»v
d a y s .. . w
O v ver
v . o O t ««
r g y V ~ f —
/ W — licemen are about the only doors st the no one to be told th at the more he drank orchard, 16 acres
in enllivalioti,
1 ten
• --t ists
—
c
• rrt M (soil
Tt.
irt lEw
_ w f A ll d r - u - sg
Cure Kuarantced
BfioTc.
executive mansion. They guard the tbe more loudly lie declaimed hla acres more cleared land, and 80 acres
g Ü X S l V - A . T - L iA A R T ,
let and a d v ice PK E R .
Ad.lrera S r i.B I.I N O
main doors at all hours of day and political sentiments and the prouder slashed; balance, brush and timber
R E M E D Y CO., C h ica g o o r N ew York.
g. I .iN P C o « « ia » id S » B-
night, and there la no oeed to close and of being the son of a cooper he became. land. Price $20 per acre, $1000 down.
, »old and e x c h a n g e d ,
lock the Inner doora. Before President During n political campaign, where his
D o Y o u W a n t a H o m e in W e s t e r n O r e g o n
For further information inquire of
i a » p eeU lty-
Lincoln’s time policemen were rare at opponent was the southern orator, Tom John C Heck, Point Terrace, Oregon, nr
V IN C E N T & c o .,
i the president’s home, and when all the Marshall, be had been unusually noisy W. II- Weatherson, Florence, Oregon»
M . T R A V IS ,
clerks and servants had gone home at and offensive In hla boasting regarding
C o m e to F lo r e n c e a n d sec th e fin e farm »
night the housekeeper went «round hla obscure origin. In replying. M ar
m id b e a u tifu l forcata in t h e B iuulaw v a lle y .
STOCK RANCH.
and carefully locked all tbe doora In shall said, looking hard at the general: A LARGE
"Fellow Olttaons. my opponent’s
side and outside except to rooms occu
The
“
Cox
Ksnoli,’*
including shoot
E u g e n e , O re g o n -
pied by those going In and coming o u t father may h*vo boen a very good
,n e lv e n t s c o lle c tio n " an d
1200 acres, 19 miles from Florence on
cooper.
I
don’t
deny
that;
but
I
do
say,
! —Washington Star.
gentlemen, that he pat a mighty poor ihe ocean beach, near Ihe Capo. A
guten« I»»n & ftsvlnt" B«"* !
houee nnd barn on the place and fi ifi*
bead Into th at whisky barrel.”
Han't Be Soar»«« •» V««r Ira««.
.
:
Oregon.
The power of love la one of the greet- I
acres plowed. The government 1
1« Troahl«?
eat gifts to humanity. It generates tbe
Mrs. Turtledove—Do you know, dear, H et eta light house crosses tbe I
anushlne of the moral universe, w ith I’m afraid Harry does not love me «he
The place will sopport several haw
out which lire would bo a desert waste.
drerl head of cattle or a large h erd »/
re
w
ay
be
need
to.
T'se this divine power without stin t
Mrs. Klselmee—Tou do not mean to sheep or gnats. Aliont 600 head of aheap
Be prodigal of your tore. I ^ t It radi
and gnats now on the ranch will be sold
th r e e
say l»e la cross to you !
ate freely. It w ill brighten the dark
Mrs. Turtledove—No, but he «eye
M ile s W e s t
places. "It will gladden tbe sorrowing. that he 1« hankering for a square meal: with the land il desired.
Time will Is- given on partef the I
Eugene.
I t w ill lift yon above the petty, grind
that he’ll starve to death If he does u«t
11 arti Octally d ige*ta th e food gnd «Ida
Nature^in .¿ren gth ei.m » and rocon- ing cares that so soon corrode the mind get aw ay from a chafing dish diet be if wanted. For further paitienlara
“
and tap tbe energies, i t Is the golden fore long. And be used to be to eutliu- quire st the Florence He»*
»Viuctiug th e exh au sted d igestive
W E BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE
A g e n c y . _________ _
gana. I t Hthe latestd lscovered d lgeat- key that will admit you to the palaco staatte over the things I cooked In the Afi
Wanted—50 per»«« desiring
e n t and tonic. Ho oth er preparation of the true life.—Succere.
chafing dish when be came to sec me!
cro »DDroach It in efficiency. I t io
Men ns« aa ohafigeahleI-Boston Trfifi- pose of real eatsle in this viciaity
ON COM MISSION.
« •"“ r t S i r a
W «ll ■ •••« !« .
a ini place their property on «
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.
D yspepsia, In d igestion , Heartburn,
"Didn’t I tell yoti to let well enough scrtpL
Beck A Weatherson.
F tatulencc, Sour Stom ach, N ausea, atone T ’ said the doctor to the convales
«regraffi "rfegaaarhl.
S
ick
Headache,
Gafitralgla
Cramps
ami
ftt»P, Ih » L u usK am i w o x h a a B tO e t
cent
who
had
disobeyed
and
was
suf
o n ey S a v e d
" W tat anim al la It that Is web foot
all other resu lts ol Im perfect d igestion , fering a relapse.
laxative Broiiur-Quinine Tablets
*d‘^nXn,n,s!phier. are’s » ." - Tonkere
"Yea. dor-tor,” whined the patient,
cobi In one day. No Cur» I
“ raaorae tor 1. c . D v W itt a co. Ck-’rag» "but I wasn’t weU enough.” —Detroit Btateerean.
it r o n i z in g it.
1 Pries 21» route.
M B V K B A K Y L E . I Free i ’rLSO,
O RTHERN
P a c ific , Ry
«
*
Notary Pdblic,Surveyor
y y
NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Diilei States Conunissioaer
EUGENE
L
Loan s Savings Bank
Biliousness
TH R O U G H TICK ETS
5,000
I.
b
1U I*
¿ " « T T-
A.
A ttorney a t Law,
D Q N ’ "P
J|||HH k
Florence Real Estate Agency.
HOLDEN,
D R U G G IS T S ,
A ttorney - a t - Law.
Do You W a n t a Ranch?
Do You W a n t Unimproved Land?
rairie Hotel.
Do You W a n t Tow n Lots?
Do You W a n t Tim b er Lands?
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat
UCENE AND
ORENCE
ROUTE. (
JOHN C. BECK.
W. H . W EATHERSON.
By
nk
J»rop