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A re a b e r e f it to h e a lth y w om en. B ut to
w o m e n w h o a re su ffe rin g fro m d is e a s e
p e c u lia r «o t h e i r sex th e y are an in ju ry .
W h e n th e r e is w e a k b a c k o r b earin g -
d o w n paii.% sid e a c h e o f o th e r in d ic a tio n s
o f w o m a n ly w eak ­
Stage Leaves Steam boat Landing on |
7 i n ess, ex ercise can
the U ihpqna for Florence Saturdays.
o n ly a g g ra v a te th e
c o n <1 i 1 i o n .
The
R eturning, Stage Leaves Florence !
w o m an ly h e a lth m u st
Sundays.
first resto red be-
■ore s tr e n g th ca n 1»e
E x tra Trips W hen Necessary
leveloped by exer-
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S T A G E E IN E .
D A I L Y T R IPS
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ireil Mr. W. irer
........... . • F. 8. Moore.
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I'J - b REE Public In stru ctio n J . H . Ackerman
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II. . Leeds.
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t» « General b F r . N. B lackburn
( ................. R. S. Bean
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me Con rt. J , . . . I . . . . F. A. Moore
t . . . . C . E . Wolvei ton
Second D is tr ic t..J . W. H am ilton
arrest differ» J u ting A tto rn ey . - .G e o . M. Brown
IS T E
NO. 27.
H . H . B a r r e t t , P r o p ’ r,
STRIKING FEATS OF ENDURANCE IN
THE PIONEER OAYS OF THE WEST.
A u b r e y ’» R i d e
W na
th e
G ra u te » !
r h y n i c n l A c h ie v e m e n t E v e r A c c o m ­
p l is h e d l n T h ! » C o u n t r y —K r e a t l e v » -
n ,n n J It n M o o r e ’» H u r d H id e .
s tlm t.lv » n t K i t c t h « , b . t C o . t l y .
“ When 1 cam e to tirwn, I noticed a
little, round sw elling on my w rist,”
said a visitor rroyi t te country. “It
bothered me. and one slay when I saw
a sign, 'Dr. John D oi.’ I thought I’d
g o in and have It lo<»;ed at. Well. I
w as shown into a fine room, aud In a
m inute a pleasant looking m au cam e in.
“ 'I)r. Doe?’ I says an d held op my
wrist.
•‘ ‘Ah. a weeping slfcew,’ say s he. ns
if he’d been w aiting j oars for a chance
to study a case like mine.
“ I didn’t say anyth lug. b u t k ept my
w rist out with th e b in d hanging limp
while he took down j a book from the
shelf. I expected hliai to tu rn over the
i pages and look up lay trouble under
i M or W and then prt-serihe som ething.
| in stead lie gave ini' a crack on the
w rist like a thousauB of brick! It w as
right on the sw elling and h u rt like a
cannon hall. I Jum ped high In th e air
aud yelled.
“ ’Your weeping Alnew’s gone,’ says
the doctor quietly. ’T hree dollars.’
: “ I w as too much su rp rised to say a
word, and I puld i t B u t no wonder
vour city doctors g et rich. T hree dol-
Iars! Any blacksm ith w ould have
dono th a t job for th e CUivoC doing IL”—
New York P o s t
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Florence Real E state Agency
has bargains to oiler in the following
property.
1Ö0 acres on upper North Fork, about
12 miles from Florence. About 49 acres
bottom , 4 or live acres of it cieared, and
a sm all barn on place. Convenient to
si iiool. C ounty road emeses tlie land.
23t> acres of lan d lim iting about
mile on Siuslaw river, abuut 5 miles
above Acme. A good house and barn,
a young orchard, aud 15 acres cleared.
C onvenient to school. $10»0 worth of
tim ber on the laud. About 20 head of
cattle with the place. Steam ers to and
from Florence pass every day. Price,
including farm, stock and m achinery,
»3500.
100 acres, live miles south of Florence,
fronting on Clear Lake. 14 acres have
been plowed and 15 acres more slashed
and in grass. A comfortable house of
six rooms, a barn and other outbuild­
ings, a hearing orcliard of 75 trees and a
good WRgon road to the river. Price
$1250. Stock will be sold with place if
desired.
158 acres lying on both sides of Lake
Creek, in Section 2, tow nship 17, range
8. About 100 acres bottom, with 30
acres cleared, and 40 acres fe n c e d ;*
house and good barn. On county road
about U mile from school and post office.
Several million feet of good fir tim ber on
the place. Price $1000. Time will be
given on p art if desired.
80 acres of tim ber land about four
miles from Acme and
mile from Sius­
law river. H as a large quantity of fir and
cedar tim ber which can bn easily hauled
to the river. Price »600.
120 acres of tide and bottom land
fronting on tlie Siuslaw river about nine
miles above Florence. A large, new
frame iionse, a good barn, and a bearing
orchard of 11 acres on the place. Abou
20 acres have been plowed. Steam er to
Florence passes tlie place every day.
Price »5000, including stock and ma­
chinery.
A good frame house and two Iota in
W est Florence, near the river. A new
sidewalk to the property. Price $300.
40 acres oi land on N orth Fork about
3^i miles from Florence. One acre
cleared. Price $200.
41 acres on North. Fork about five
miles from Florence. Several Acres title
land, the rest bottom nnd bench land.
A comfortable house and a small barn
on the place. Price $700.
100 acres of unimproved land on North
Fork about ten miles from Florence ia
offered for sated. N ear to county road.
Will make a good stock ranch. Price
$450.
A tract of about 60 acres fronting on
Clear lake tlireu miles south of Florence.
A fair house and about five acres cleared.
A good wagon road from the place to
the Siusluw river a t G lenada. A fine
place for a sum m er residence. Price
$600.
100 acres of land near C lear lake lying
in section 11, tow nship 19 south, range
12 west. Price $250.
112 acres uninipioved land lying on
the north aide of Clear lake 2}« miles
south of Florence. A good wagon roed
from it to the Siuslaw river. Price $000.
138 acres ol land a t Elm ira, Oregon.
A iiox house, good barn, and plenty of
outbuildings on prem ises; 0 acres
orchard, lfi acres in cultivation, 10
acres more cleared land, And 80 acres
slash ed ; balance, brush and tim ber
laud. Price $20 per acre, $1000 down.
For further inform ation inquire ol
Jo h n C Beck, Point T errace, Oregon, or
W. H . W eathersou, Florence, Oregon.
The g reatest physical achievem ent
ever accom plished In this country w as
the ride of F. X. Aubrey from the
plaza of S anta Fe, N. M.. to the P ub­
S T E A M E R L IL L IA N
lic square a t Independence, Mo., a dis­
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tan ce of nearly 800 miles, through a
Charges R easonable.
MAKES D U L Y TRIPS-
D r. P ie rc e ’s F a - I country Inhabited by w arlike Indians,
v o r i t e P re scrip tio n ! a large p a rt of which w as then a san­
From Mapleton to Florence
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m a k e s w eak w om en I dy desert.
It w as ab o u t th e year
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s t r o n g a n d sic k
1851 th a t Aubrey gave his wonderful
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•AND PjnrU B N f
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w o m e n w ell. I t d o es te st of hum an endurance, before which
COUNTY OFFICERS
t h i s b y h e a lin g th e all other attem pts of th e kind pale
i them
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Leaves M apleton a t T A. M.
w o m a n ly d i s e a s e s
» I I a m n ot ew
Into insignificance. li e w as a short,
le a v e s Florence a t I P. M.
Bangs,
P ro p rie to r.
w h ic h u n d e rm in e th e
.'I to ÍU pan» Tab-
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heavy set man, 38 years o f age, in the
On SUNDAYS le a v i» M apleton a t 8 A. M.
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w eak e n w ornen, h e a ls business for ten years us a S anta Fe
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A rriv e s a t F lo re n c e th e d ay fol­
in fla m m a tio n anti ul
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[dng places, lie w as a perfect horse-
R e tu r n in g sta g e le av e s F lo re n ce
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riilers in those days, none of mem
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p. m . A rriv e s in E u g e n e a t G f .
itt-s Mis. Gt.’orgv A. I eared to d ispute th e palm w ith Au­
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m . th e d a y fo llo w in g .
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kii'.va to ., N. Y.. "I
brey.
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S ’“"1* of P e a c e ................. C. I L H o ld e n W ill c a rry f re ig h t an il p assen g ers
On a w ager of ?1.000 he undertook
Rtrsiiwie HttHiiK I’fciees.
»»mo a b le ................ ■ . G. C. Cuiupton from F lo re n c e to S an F ra n c isc o . I s in g le fa re
çatvii! !c drain,,bcarlng- to ride alone from S anta Fe to Inde­
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tak in g you,
w ithout a thought of fear th a t he u n ­ I hidden eham bers. T he very positions
lilat w av lo- t wo ye ti s, n ” I
found »,
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T ic k e ts for sa le a t E . B a n g s’ n e tltc ia e. Kûer ta k in g first bott’.c l bemari to dertook th e terrible feat. ’♦ w as to be of these cham bers can be shown, yet
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CITY OFFICERS.
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liv e ry b a rn , E u g e n e , a n il a t O. W .
avoriie" rre-erip tio u . tw o of ‘ Golden Medical
th e auprem e effort of Ills fife, and lie their secrets have rem ained Inviolate
hareb^ij
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lust Oct-
F o r f a r th e r in fo rm a tio n in q u ire T Iu rd ’s office in F lo re n c e .
sent half a. dozen of tlie sw iftest horses for centuries, the spring th a t should
or.c ’. *» *’-e of Dr. Sage s C ctarr’i Remedy.
««M« Ipnt
. . . . . M u r i m i M o rris
ahead, to he rtalioned a t different serve ns the open sesam e being undis-
I f.’cl b i e i iv w person. I ta u t thank
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pulnta fo r use in th e ride. H e left eoverahle. Some d ry tlie accidental
E . A. Evans,
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e ith e r w ay b etw e en E u g en e an d
ing vour m edicine S anta F e In a sw eeping gallop, and touch of a girl’s linger ntsy set a col­
A . W . B E A D L E & CO.
T Í* to usar.„{ Trustees. W . H . W ertherson,
W in. Brynd,
tliat w as th e pace k ept up during n ear­ umn of s tin c ro ta tin g or a panel slid­
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M ap leto n , w ill be c h a rg e d a t th e
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L. C hristensen.
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P le a s a n t P e lle ts p ro m o te ly every hour of th e tim e until he fell ing or a door lu a picture ftain e re tre a t­
ra te o f tw o c e n ts p e r p o u n d d u rin g r c g D u r. t i r r i i t e " r c o e f ’s tile
t o w el:, en d assist th e
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S an F ra n c isc o , C alifo rn ia. th e m o n th s of O cto b er, N o v em b er, a c tio n of ’’ F a v o rite P re sc rip tio n .” No fainting from Ids foam covered horse ing on invisible hinges, and the secret
» fr m d e r . . . .
No —If any rem ain—w ill be revealed.
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The place of m ystery In these an­
P ie r c e ’s lviediciiies.
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undertaking It took bitu ju s t 5 days the death of an enemy o f the bouse.
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■ ■ J u n e ’ J u lY’ A u t?UMt a n d S eptem ber.
M a s . R. E . K a n o f f ,
SECRET S O C IE T IE S
and 1!» hours to perform the feat, and Tlie priest’s hole behind a fireplace wns
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It cost the lives of several of his best easily converted Into an oven. T here
end of »i
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horses.
were staircases which th e foot of a
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A fter being carried Into a room In tlie friend m ight press In p etfect security.
actually cum R egular soiimirtoicfttioii on second
old hotel ni Independence Aubrey lay Another, not Instructed bow to tr ^ il ,
? i Ä & r t h S a tu rd a y sin e a c h m o n th .
A. R. BUTTOLPH,
O regon .
F lorence ,
for 48 hours In a dead slupor before he sets his foot ap p a re n tly on the s.*iie
V rt rod, chubby-h
E. W. C o n n , W . M .
cam e to his senses. lie would neVer place, the sta ir yaw ns open, aud a t the
Secretary.
L O T A , good s lection of th e late, t have recovered from tlie shock had It end of the pit Is the waiter. H ere Is
io) it laktaanSl
“ U W . P erpotua Lodge, No. 131,
sty les alw ay s on hand.
not been for his w onderful constitu­ much rom ance.—London Chronicle.
_____ . et, every 1 s t a n d 3d T u e s d a y s
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F lo r no© ,
by w estern men as the greatest
P ip e S r a o k te iff.
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A in ¿ood stan d in g are cordially
T O N S O R 1 A L - P A R L O R . garded
T here a re many pipe Mnokers w ho do
exhibition of strength and endurance
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forty-eijht c ;ui(| tO Attend.
not know haw to get th e best there Is
MORRIS.
M A R IO N
MART »N M O R R IS , P i ’ o p k i k t o b . ever know n on tlie plains.
R L -rx i) w ill b»»«iL4
W m . BBRNIIAKDT, M. W • P u llm a n
The ride of Jim Moore, a noted fron­ out of tlielr Indulgence. T he great
u - a ,-»
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Shaving and H aircutting n eatly tiersm an of the pioneer days, la also point In pipe sm oking 1« to sm oke slow­
S le e p in g C a r s
worthy of mention. Moore was a man ly. Nervous sm okers sm oke too rapidly
and prom ptly done.
[eceta Lodge No. I l l , m e e tj
of alm ost perfect physique. In fact, by and burn tlieir tongues w ith hot smoke,
riesday Evening in Lodge E le g a n t
R azo r H oning an d S c isso rs G rind­ m ilitary stan d ard s he w as a model. bextdes fnlllng entirely to get the full­
F L O R E N C E .- - -
OREGON
Otego» B rothers io
D in in g C a r s
in g a sp e c ia lty .
He weighed 100 pounds, stood 5 feet It) est and best llavor o u t of the tobacco.
avifcd to atten d .
R . L- E vans > N. G.
FR E D . C. 8EAÎM,
T o u r is t
F ro n t S treet, Florence, Oregon. Indies, straig h t as an arrow , w ith good It Is all a m atter of liabit, but slow
neck w ell set on Ids shoulders, sm all sm oking Is a h abit wliich It Is hard
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S le e p in g C a r s
waist, but good loins, and bad tlie limbs for some people to aaqulre. In some
6T. PAUL
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of a thoroughbred. N o finer looking eases pipe smoker« have tried for years
0 . F . Maple Lodge No., 139. m eets
»ry T hursday evening in Meyer A
man pliyslcaliy ever rode a broncho to cheek tlielr sriioklng speed w ithout
M IN N E A P O L IS
and NOTARY PUBLIC,
than Jim Moore, lie could run like an success. They began txo late, and the
a Hall, Mapleton. Oregon. Brotli-
DULUTH
Iud'.un. w as us active as a panther, the habit of rapid sm o k li,; Is shaken oft
M A PLETO N ,
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OREGON-
I good standing invited to atten d
best naiurdd man In the world, hut as with difficulty w hen It Fi once acquired.
FARGO
o » j 8. PiiEi.rs, N. G .
Rapid sm oking Is an bad as rapid
courageous ns a lion.
G R A N D FORKS
TO
Bean, Seo.
“ A t a p e w o r m e ig h t e e n f e e t lo n g a t
E U G E N E
la the early sixties Moore w as n pony eating—or worse. I t Is also “ bad form .”
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His route was from W hether It is cigar, pipe or cigarette,
C A S C A liE I’S. T h is I am s u re Las c au se d my express rider.
bad h e a lth fo r tho p a s t th ro e years. I uin Ptill Midway station, half w ay between tlie sm oking shoiild be deliberate In or­
O .O . F. ball in Florence
W I N N IP E G
ta k in g C ascarcU . th e only c a th a rtic w orthy of
-con.l and fonrtb
F o rt K earney and Cottonwood Springs, der to get the fu llest en jo y m e n t It Is
n o tic e by sen sib le people ”
H E L E N A *n<l_
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h. Member« of m u .¡.er»e ore
G eo . W. BOWLE8, Baird, Miss.
to Julesburg, a distance of 110 miles. especially so w ith a pipe.—New York
ally invited to attend.
BUTTE
Moore rode the round trip of 280 miles Press.
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once a week. The stations were from
H y p n n tio In ilo e a e e .
P « il , Scribe.
10 to 14 miles ap art, and a fresh horse
Buyer—Look here, you! You said this
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of Spanish blood w as obtained nt each liorse wns sound an d kind anil free
Q K.—Sunsel R ebekah Lodge No. C H IC A C O
station. T here w as little delay la these from tricks. The first day I drove him
114. m eets .n Odd Fellows’ hall,
W A S H IN G T O N
changes of horses, ns the rider gave the lie fell down a dozen times, au d be’a
.nee, the second and fourth Toure-
“coyote yell’’ half a mile aw ay, and, as bad today.
P H IL A D E L P H IA
iveniugi in eacli m onth.
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M rs . J . A. Y a t e s , N. <<•
day or night, tlie station men had the
{A G eneral B an kin g B u sin ess (
D ealer—Uth—you’ve been w ondering
N EW YORK
pony ready, so th a t the rider had only If I cheated you, m aybe?
bd 0 . P bil , Sec.
Pleasant, Palatable. J’.le n t. Taste Good. Do
BOSTO N A ND * L L _
] Traniacted on Favorabb Terms Good, Never Sicken. W eaken, or Gripe. 10c. 26c.60c. to dism ount from one horse and mount
“Yes. I have.”
O. F.—Mignon I
the other, arid wttli a dig of tlie spurs
... C U R E C O N 3 T J P A T IO N . ...
P O I N T S E A S T mi'» 8 O U T H
“And tlie tirRt tlme> you drove the
ikah »-
Degree,
I D rafts Issued on th e p rin c ip a l c itie s of the St'-rllpf It »in *»ly Compnay, CblCEtn, Montreal, Mew York. SIS hti w as on a run again. Tills ride of
soeaan
m w “»eut9 in Ma5?f,
hoss you wondered If he hadn’t some
a H all, M apleton, the 1st aod 3rd
For in fo rm a tio n , tim e cards, m aps a n d tic k e ts U nited State» a n d fo reig n co u n tries.
Ufk T f l C E B Sold and guaran,eoO by all rtrng- 140 miles usually w as made in 12 hours. tricks, didn't y o u ? ’
■day eveningi in each m ontij.
etc ., c a ll on o r w rite
On er.eli route there were tw o express
In te re s t allow ed on D em and C ertificates of H U - I U -U A ll d a ta to CX U L TojaucO HabtL
“Of course.”
riders, one going each way. As easy as
R. M c M urphey ,
D eposit w hen le lt Htnted period.
"And you kept saying to yourself,
nwst e
it
may
seem
to
some
for
a
man
to
lie-
C ollection» receive o n r p ro m p t a tte n tio n .
WANTED—TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND W o­
G eneral A gent. R oom s 2 a n d 4, S helto n Block
•I wonder If th a t tlievb boss w ill tum ­
old " » w . i A< _ Ocean IV av e C a m p No.
m en to tra v e l an d a d v ertise for old estab lish ed stride fresh horse a fte r horse for 140 ble dow n,’ e h ? ’
EU G ENE, OREGON.
C ity a n d C ounty W arrant» to u g h t.
cd tiloina» 7899 meets each a l t e r n a t e S a tu r d a y
house of »<illd M nanrial H a n d in g . Salary 1730 a miles, th ere were few men able to
“ Probably.'
W . E . BROW N,
D. A. PAINE.
■ou« trrf^ lg in Gates’ H ail, A nne. V o tin g
A, D CHARLTON,
year and expense», a ll payable in cash. No c an ­ stand tip to It.
And you had y o u r m ind on It a
P
re
s
id
e
n
t.
Vice
P
re
s
id
e
n
t.
tiers are invited to attend.
A ssi»tant G eneral P u a e n g e r A gent,
vassing req u ired . D ive references aod enclose
I pon the occasion of widen I am to |
, ll(.a ,
, |ke?(
255 M orrison 8t., Cor., 3d.
O so. G. 1’E II, V • t •
,,.r .lr
,.» » « .» . , n , l r , , e
,n < ! h n n t l
self addressed »lam ped envelope. A ddress Man
F . W . OSBURN.
W . W . BROW N.
speak
Moore’s •» route
partner tiad
been ” T hat’s tru e.”
P o r tla n d , O r.
C a s h ie r.
A ss t C ashier. ager, 3o5 C axton Bldg.. Chicago.
0 ha . mbwh . i n , Olet
; ailing, and Moore vus anticipating and
“'liia t'» w ot's the m atter. You’ve
dreading tlia t lie m ight have to double hypnotized tiira. See?”
D U . C. II. T. ATWOOD.
D ll. A. U . ATWOOD.
ATTORN
1 the route, lu this anticipation he real­
: ». pro: ---------
»,
PH Y SIC IA N £t D E N T IST . ized th a t there Is a tim e limit to e n d u r­
r i o H S 0 . BECK,
W. H. WEATHERSOX,
O n a It n a a ln n I t u l l w n r T r a i n .
c . WOODCOCK,
M otto: K in d T re a tm e n t, P rom pt A ttention. ance. and therefore he gave Hie bron­
Toilet arrangem ents such as satisfy
Good Work.
chos a little more of tlie steel than the Russian are a t his disposal In first
Florence, Oregon.
P t. Terrace, Oregon.
Diseases of Vfoaor. a Specialty. ! usual and made the trip to Julesburg and second class trains, hut the third
In 11 hours. A rriving a t Julesburg, he class passengers Lave no such luxuries.
W stch th e W est for Trip» to Count. “AAA
-
O re g o n
had hl» fears confirmed. His partner W hen Hie tra in h alts for the b reakfast
Eugene,
:
;
Oregon.
w as In b e t. lie had hoped th a t lie Intelval, those who travel tldrd class
»-uno.«» 7 snd » M cL aren '» B u ild in ï
id M M ntion glvSO to c o lle ctio n » » n d pro-
m ight have a few hours for rest, hut inny he seer perform ing tlielr nhlu-
TOBACCO SPIT before tie hail tim e to dism ount and
and S M O K B stretch Ids cram peil and tired muscles tlone nt the .ilatform tap. They fill a
•prppP.
can like a gardener's w atering pot.
Y ourL ifeaw ayl
C. H. HO LDEN
Yrrti can be cured of a n y form of tobacco iisin z the "coyote yell" of the east going rid­ suck through the spout a m outhful of
Î0 V p r f O R M B T S T - A T - L -A -A T V , r
easily, be nnv’e w ell, strong, m agnetic, full of e r w as heard.
the w ater, spit it Into tlie hollowed
' /IfJ - rO -B A C ,
He drunk some cold coffee, filled his palms ami then m b th eir faces. It la
th a t m ik e s w eak m en stro n g
M any gain
«ndU.S. fotjw"
'
ten p ounds in ten d a y s. O ver R U U ' G U O pocket w ith cold m eat a i d w as in tlie a disgusting process, perform ed w ith­
la n d e x ch a n g e J.
cured. All druggist si. C ure g u a ra n te ed , F<ok> saddle again for another 1 HI mile ride
out soap or towel, nnd. iliough It may
k t and t I vicc 1 K IiK
A d .lr^ s R T E R IJN Q
■bef l*ña*A*p«fct»ltJ
RICMXDY C o., C hicago o r New York.
437 . In order to be able to live tlie m ute out lie am using to the onlooker. It Is not
D o Y o u W a n t e H o m e in W e s t e r n O re g o n
1
he sent them for all there w as In them , very cleansing to the operator. Yet
L E E Wl. TRAVIS,
w ith tlie result tliat tie arrived a t Mid­ lids Is the m ethod of ablution adopted
V I N C E N T &. C O .,
way. a fte r having ridden 280 miles. In tiy Hie poorer Russian ou his travel».—
Com o to F lo re n c e a n d «ce th e fine farm «
22 hours flora tlie tim e he had left Chamber»’ Journal.
there, lfon Holliday gave him a gold
a n d b e a u tifu l to. est« in th e S iu sla w v a lle y .
H H h i S 4 — ____
c -,
w atch nnd a certificate of hl:< rem ark­
T l i e IC d lf o r W o n .
I
g iv en to collection» an d
able perform ance. Many of the old
A London paper descrllied a chil­
Jpnt>W*re<. _ - Î. I X
. lIan’K£>H« •»«<*•
frontiersm eu now living knew Moore, dren’« excursion as a "long, white
E u g e n e , O re g o n .
is Loan A Sarini?» B ank.
Do You W a n t a R anch?
knew of Ids 28U mile rliie lu 22 hours scream of Joy.” and wns called to ac­
, ■ Murn
•
Oregon.
IMI«"»-
Eugen«
and have s-.-ti tlie w atch and certifi­ count by a correspondent, who said
cate.—B plrlt of the Titties.
th at a scream could lie long, hut not
K
M
©
D o Y o u W a n t U n im p ro v e d L a n d ?
white, w hereupon the editor Justified
S U I
C l i e e r »il I n d n c c m t i i f « .
bliiii.eir by urging th a t “a hue Is often
The
follow
i.ig
ndvcitisem
eiit
recently
D o Y o u W a n t T o w n L o ts ?
associated with a cry.”
nppi ared In ie lAiudon Morning P ost:
'0©
“A rock b It. crenelated eanlle. fmf-
Lonesom e.
D o Y o u W a n t T im b e r L a n d s ?
feted by tb< A tlinH e surge, a t one of
|)IJO
R uhberton—M ay I inquire w hat your
M ile s W e s t
the most rn .intlc nnd dreaded points business Is. stran g er?
Eugene.
of our Iron I qud <-!>:i»l. In full view of
fitranger (linugbtily)—Sir. I’m a gen­
tlie D eath i ;ie; shipw recks frequent,
11, artlfie.tally d ige-t» I fie food and aids eorp.ea eon ion; three ‘reeeptioii and tleman.
ftubtierton—Well. I reckon Ih a t’a a
EUCENE AND
N ature in strengthening and recon­
very m odern tw iveii- gxMsI bualneM. stra n g e r; but you're not
WE BUY AND SELL ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE
stru ctin g th e e s h a u s tra digestive o r­ ««•ven bedroom«:
FLO RENCE
gans. I t la th e latestdlscovereddigestr fence; 10 gi. uca a week. Addres»,'' the only mau th n t's failed a t It.—Chi­
cago News.
a n t and tonic. No o th er preparation etc.
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STABE LINE.
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NOTARY
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TAPE
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THROUG H TICKETS
A.
irney. a t Law,
D O N ’T
, ¡¡ Florence Real Estate Agencv.
TBAttorney - a t - Law
I) R I G G I S T S ,
E r ie Hotel.
; W«
.Weed Wot Feet
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
IT A C E
ROUTE.
ON COMMISSION.
A Pollewer.
iy S aved
By
i n liin g It.
I ’rop
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1
J O H N C. B E C K .
W. H. WEATHERSON.
»X. Jk-
cao approach I t in efficiency. I t in ­
Ml • F n e o r l t e l>i»!$.
stan tly relievesand perm anently cure«
C aller—The m in ister's son 1« follow­
“W hat I» ,OUI to vorne illsliT” In-
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, H eartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, G’llrcd Mrs From i»'w of the Rev. ing In tbc footsteps of th at spendthrift
Sick Headache, G astralgia C ratnpeaoa l.ongfacc, • tic n«w pnstur. rhv felt young Jinks.
ail oth er resultó of I m perfect digest ion. Hun* it \VflM L-hl. k m . but it provisi uni.
■Miss P r i m - I s n ’t that scandalous?
Price50c. a n d $1. Lent«’ s ite c o n ta in s H™"*
C
aller H ardly as bad as Hint. You
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i-uiili'thution
piale.”
an
S diallsIM . Hook ah ab o u td u p e ,s s l* tn u lie iltr“«
J
Prseora« e»
S. C . D vW tTT S C O . C k lc u a »
MBYKB A t l U i .
©went) lb? I t e r l . i n q : , a i v
Oblo Otate J< j UI Li)
a o s v iil ly .- -
son. lie's a tailor and is Just trying to
, coikct b b
G a zeit«.
A
LARGE
STO CK
RANCH.
Tlie “ Cox R an ch ,” including about
1200 acres, 12 miles from Florence on
Hie ocean beach, near th e Cape. A
house nnd barn on tlie place and a few
acres plowed. The governm ent road to
H e ists light house crosses tlie land.
Tlie plare will support several hun­
dred head of cattle or a large herd of
siieep or goats. About 000 head of slioep
and goats now on Hie ranch will be sold
witli tlie land it desired.
Tim e vyill be given on part of the price
it w anted. For further particulars in ­
quire nt the Flurunce Res I Estate
Agency.
A STOCK
FARM -
A gmsl stock (arm ol 100 acres lying
on South slough is now offered for sale.
About half of it is bottom and tide land,
: tlie tide laud being already diked. A
new house, an orchard ol over 200 trees
on tlie place, and about OOu.OOO feet of
gmsl tim ber conveniently situated for
logging. E xtensive nut rsnge. About
15 liead of cattle, m ost ol them cows,
with the land. Price $3,000, including
stock. Inquire a t the Florence Real
E state Agency.
T O OUR PATRONS-
We have made arrangem ents by
wbicli we will fnrnisli th e Weekly
Oregonian with the W« kt lor one
to any address lor the sum of tv.o 4»4-
v»**r
Ian javahle cash in ailvance.
C For A Infants
S T *ud
O Children.
R IA
The Kind Yon Have Always Bongfct
B ear» th e
SiUMHM e of <