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MOTHER EARTH.
0rflMal It it on tho wasbi fifli th tn lie,
VTidfl pnrplehAUrto CTit tBrtullaptu.
Wauhinf the Light shod wind bur dawn
the trau,
Watching tbeclondj. the pilgrims ctf the ky.
Tue breath conn wevt froiu nt-lda W inehlor,
And now tho soul of Bitfricit's diorIo notf
Mings fall and clear from a wood ihrubh't
throat,
And litt'd and strew and burden are forgot.
O mother, K'notttle mother, when
I shall have lived my little human space
60 take me to your uourice lap again
And spread your homely apron o'er my facet
As sleep, not djiiijf. 10 my thought it wviui,
With dn-amh-ria waking in the dream of dreams.
Marguerite Menntou in Koribner'a,
A TRAlilC Dl'EL.
Last year I went to Bcbaucun to attend
a friend's wcddiK His brido was tho
daughter of one of tho wealthiest and best
known fumllii'tf In the city und tho ullair
won a most brilliant ono. When we wi-ro
about quitting thu table after the wcdiling
feast, I felt n hand upon my shoulder. I
turned. Doforo nto stood n young captain
of dragoons, a handsomo, dashing follow,
with ourly blond bnlr.
"You do not recognizo me," said he,
smiling.
"In truth," said I, hesitating, "I cannot
remember"
"I am Gustavo Halsant, your old chum.
Why, I remoinber well tho first day you
caiuo to tho school. You advanced toward
mo as I stood In tho pluy ground and said,
4 Lend me somo marbles.' I lent you some,
and wo became fast friends at once, and
our friendship lasted for three yours."
I grasped his hand warmly, and wo at
once began to talk over old times together.
It Is always with a certain degree of pleas
uro that ono moots an old chum of school
or college. So wo exhausted tho subject
of school days and took up our present
prospects. Ciustavo told 1110 that his wcro
excellent; ho would soon hnvo a commis
sion as major, n lucky advancement fur so
young a man. Whon I prepared to leavo,
lie accompanied mo to the station, und aft
er a cordial farewell wo separated.
Months parsed, and I heard no more of
Gustavo. Finally ono morning I saw his
naino In the Journal Oiliclcl and noted
with pleasure that be had recoived his ex
pected promotion. With his commission
bo had received orders detailing him to a
garrison at Maubeugo, on tho Iklglan
frontier.
Ono August ovenlng I was taking a
stroll in tho Champs Elyseos. It was n
littlo aftor 0, and around mo was tho usual
Kay crowd of a summer night promo
uuders by tho hundred ; merry people seated
at the littlo tables In front of the cafes,
smoking, drinking and chatting; to tho
right a cafo concert, Its front hung with
colored lanterns. Boforo me the long Av
on uo dos Champs JLlysocs ox tended, Its
hundreds of lights glimmering like glow
worms In tho dark. Suddenly I saw a
familiar faco by tho light of a stroct lamp.
It was Gustavo Kalsant.
"Hello, major 1" said I, extending my
hand. "Well met!"
"Ah, Is it your" said ho languidly. "I
am glad to see you."
His tono struck mo. I looked at him
attentively. Ho seemed to have aged much
sinco I had Been him before Already there
were gray hairs showing around his tern
pies. Linking my arm with his, 1 said:
"Come, let's tako a stroll."
"Willingly."
After we had walked somo littlo distance
I gavo up attempting to make him con-
verso. Ho seemed entirely destitute, of in
terest in any topic that I might bring up,
and plunged into melancholy.
Come, como, Uustave." said I. "you
have EOiuothiug on your mind, haven't
you?"
Ho hesitated a moment, but finally re
plied :
"Yes."
"A love affair, I'll bo sworn."
Ho was silent, and I repeated my some
what brusquo remark. Thero are some
wounds that will not bear probing.
Suddenly he spoke.
"Listen," said ho, "and I shall tell you
tho causa of my molancholy. Fcrhaps t
am wrong to ohafo under it as I do; per
haps you may givo mo somo good advico.
In any event, I shall toll you my story.
Blnoe I last 6aw you tboro has been a trag
ical event In my life. Oh, you havo heard
nothing of it. Thanks to tho peoplo at)
hoadquartors, the papers wo.ro sllonced,
and I won't boro you my story isn't
long, and," ho added blttorly, "I think it
Is interesting. But It is old tho old story
of tho parents' sins boing expiated by tho
children."
Ho knocked tho ash from his cigar, and
thon ho slowly told his story:
"Last Juno, as you may know, tho re
serve forcos woro ordorcd out for their
yearly service. Wo had somo of them at
Maubenge, whoro I had bocn stationed
with tho Fifty-sixth for a month. Ono
morning I was about to start for Lille, on
regimental business, In company with n
brother officer of my regiment. Wo stopped
into a large eating houso to tako a chop
before tho train loft. It was a very largo
establishment, with murblo tables around
tho room, and at ono ond was a long bur,
whero those with light purses were allowed
to tako rofroshments. Our tablo was near
tho bar, and at tho tlmo wo seated our
selves thero was a long lino of private sol
diers and laborors drinking thero. Wo
talked of various matters, and my com
panion Bald :
1 'Have you tho son or any coiclimy
among your recruits?'
" 'Yos,' said I, 'young Alyrian, son of
tho woll known painter, is in my com
mand. And youf'
' 'woll, I havo tho son or a colehrity.
too, but of a different kind. It is young
Georfio do Forlssot.'
1 'What, not tho son of SI me. dorertsset
protty Do Furisfct?'
' 'The samo.'
'I laughed hoartllyjas I said:
''Woll, well I So 'Vo Forlssot has a
grown up son, has she? How tho tlmo
fliosl I was dreadfully in lovo with tho
woman on 00, but anothor fellow won her
not undivided favors.'
' 'And I, too,' replied my companion.
'I was a little Bpoony on her. But, then,
you know, I always had scruples about
married women.'
"'Oh, you wero wrong,' I replied.
Sho was woll worth tho trouble. And,
then, poor Do Fcrlssetl The typo of an un
suspecting husband! Sho had 20 lovers to
my knowledge-, and ho never know It.'
'I had scarcoly finished speaking whon
a stripling soldier quitted his comrades
and advanced toward mo. His faco was as
white as a sheet. His emotion was so great
that ho trembled as ho walked, with his
saber clattering at his heels. When ho
reached our table, ho glared ut mo fur a
moment with wild yot Indecisive eyes and
then raised his hand to strlko me. Thero
was a hurried movement, an outcry, and
several of the soldiers around leaped upon
blm and held his band. He struggled for
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huge hire gmy vi:!: a while rolling eye,
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id r.iV-il tmr on 1" r, and sw inging her
tilf up by the pouin.. ! t.f the huge Mexl
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man whu I. ad offered to Imrsewliip Minta,
bUK-d in (lie r ad and r.ppl.mded. j
"iJ'.:t mind," he n ; fharply as she
finally got cif. iluslnd with joy and
thanked him. "don't let this get to my fa
ther's cars.''
This, however, is exactly what l i";n tit d
iinrusMble to say jut how. Han,, heard 1
that i liat Mado imiT' had ridden hi?- :
horse, fnu ring him till tho blood came, j
and lie grew wiUl with rage. After a vio 1
lent scene with George- lie went out to ent
his temper on tho Mexican hands, for, 11
it chanced, his oranges wero to be served
with water that evening, lie drank a
glass of whisky lM-futo In left the house
and carried a flat bottle in his pocket to ;
counteract tho chill of the w.itcr. Tho men i
paid afterward that he was half out of hi
eeiiM s wiili drink and anger, and, in fact,
he admitted later that h luul been drink
ing lhroui;li the d-iy.
As usual, ho wu "lod.it!-: f;ir trouble,"
ono of itiiiii fiiid, from t! o r-ladts. When
tho wat r w ;.s 1 unnii:;: 1 Lead, nnd he
had exhausted his M cat i.iaryof abuse up
on his neighbors, nnthiiig woulil convince
him that they were not at that mouient
stealing but a personal insniction of their
water gab) and ditch.
He went stealing along in tlio shadow ,
of the trees, out ol the red, flickering ilai-e
of tho hinting rctkeled in thu shallow
flood. A inoiueni later the men whom he 1
had left, behind heard a pistol shut, nnd a
hoaro cry from Garry. They dropped their
tools, cat;f:hv up their lanterns and ran.
lie was standing !;y the.L:dvs' water; ale,
tho smoking pl.-lut. In id:t hand, looking
stupidly into tlio ditch, w hero t-omethiug i
Hopped about in tho few inches of stolen
water.
"Look hero, boys, I swear 1 didn't know
it was ai- 'biuiy down there!" he cried. "1
saw tho ,;ato was slid up a little durn
'em, i knew they wcro up to It and then
I haw something move, and I thought
may bo it was well, I shot beforo I hail
time to think, that's nfnet, I never aimed
to hit anybody, I swear only to frighten
'em "
Some of tho i:n n drew out u limp, quiv
ering, wet figure and laid it on tho bank
in the light of t!io lanterns. It was Minta,
draggled witli mud and breathing hard
through her opt n mouth. Her right hand
fell at her tiilo and clutched feebly the,
handle of a knife. 1
"Hoy, what's this?" shotiiod a voice
from over tho ditch. Tho zaucliero gave
his hoii-e the rpnr and leaped, with a jing
ling of silver chains. Tito super!) black
brute landed four feet from tho body of
Minta and stood, c1hurin in his silver
mounted homing;--, while his master put
a M'rle.i of quick cue.-: tons,
"Don't you lie hard on me, seuor,"
pleaded Cany shakily. "I'm j;oln to give
myself up straight. Uut loi.k thero, sho'd
broken tho 7anj::, and the water's been
running in hew yi u can see. And then,
look she had a kniie! Look there, she's
got it in In r hand. You know what these
people arc."
The .Yes leans nU:od silent, with hardly
nf'kuv.w.t o:,;i annihrr. Tho zunchoru,
after n i-lui, p.un-e, taid t-lnw ly :
"V,ll,ef comvo, you'll havo to tako
your chi:ne.L-i. Still, Garry, thero are
cert air.!;; s;;me cir-iuntanceii provoca
tion which will probably tell in your fa
vor. Ami. ih you say. the girl has a knife
yes, I ieshly sharpened, ttm certainly
niur(!t.ivt.s look rr.j; !" New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
Gncd Story of Tom Heed.
"This story," fays tho Washington
Tiuics, "is told In relation to tho recent
init of t ho lion. J L). Jul gar, speaker of
the Canadian iion: of commons, to Speak
er Reed. Ait.r Mr. Reed had escorted his
distinguished t-uert thmugh all the inter
esting pu; tie.t;.s of tho house end of tho
capitol, i n (iie gallery and house flour.t,
they descended to the haccment, explored
tho different departments and even went
down under tho teriaco. Leaving tho ter
race they clambered up the stairs, Instead
of going back to the elevator.
" 'Wo will now enter the rotunda, said
the npenker, 'and go from there to tho sen
ate, for 1 want you to meet. Vice President
llobart.' To this tho guest acquiesced.
Gaining the rotunda, Mr. Kdgnr expressed
a desire to look at tho pictures, and in do
ing so they made a half circle of tho place,
nnd, preoccupied with thoughts of enter
taining his guest, tho speaker did not nu
tico that when they entered tho corridor it
was the ono leading to the house Tills
fact did not dawn on him until he stood
directly in front (if tho main door, which
a messenger opeiud toadinit him. Gnzing
about in aomeincnt, tho sjieaker ox
claimed, ilc-s n.e, if this isn't the house,'
and, turning with a coiulr.nl twinkle in
his eye to Mr. Kdgar, ho added: 'It'H no
UFO. I've bcvii trying to get to tho senate
fur HO year;, ni.d I fall down each time.' "
The Iicwnnl of Valor.
Perhaps tho most dramatic reward Lord
Charles Jiercsford ever got for valor was a
few years ago. One bitter cold night,
when his ship was otT tho Falkland Is
lands, there was a cry of "man overboard. "
Tho pen try hail dbappeared beneath the
floating ice. Though clad In heavy gar
ments, Lord Charles Instantly seized a
coll of rope and leaped into tho sea. "I
went down and ilown and down," said
Lord Charh's when telating tho incident,
"until 1 hi gan to think that the other end
of the rope was not fnstened to nnythlng.
At last I grasped n-y man, tho rope be
came taut, and J hi-;:au to ascend. The
phip'scorpuial hflpfd lis both out."
Fifteen years aft rward Lord Charles
wan speaking at a o!.t leal meeting in sup
port of Lord Folk, tone's candidature,
Tho hall was pa ):iu, and suddenly there
was a sen (lie at (he hark. "Chuck him
out!" cried somo one. but Lord Charles In
vited the Ma:i to eon e up to the platform,
and they wudd ll.-t' n to what he hud to
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who had kt ; Micd by I.onl Charles from
the Icy w oti ti.o I ..li.! :nd Islands. St.
Jam en ( iaetto.
I.(v! 11 ! i .Vioil.
Ho (lndiffereiitl i - I'll fell you what
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Cabin $ 8 00
HtcernK" 0 00
To Humboldt liay and Port Orford:
Cabin ; $10 00
Hteeragc 7 00
RIVER DIVISION.
Htcamer "Albany"' between Portland
and Corvallls, tbronRli without lay
over Leaves Albany a m Tuesdays,
Thursdnys and hiiiturdays; leaves
Portland, Yamhill (St. dock, 0:00 a. ui
HunduyH, Wednesdays and Fridays.
HOWIN HTONR, J. O. MAYO
Mnnnirer.
UKOI1IIK V. fit A ,
TICKC'f 3 TO
ALC l-UI' T8
CAS1 .-.
joiih iii. mum
AOCNT. CUQfHt.
Throiiuh Pulsed nnd Tourist Hlee -ers,
Dhiini; and J.lbmry Olmerva o
ears-
ki.koant vi;sniu;r-K iiiains
No. 4 Iilmlted haves Portluud m
2:00 p. ru.
No. 3 Mmiti-il arrives I'erilsuil m
10:lri u. in.
By tifltair lp. Pffir
VHlow Nfrv IMIIn.
This Wtmilftilll rrnml
:i-:to p m
Mon, Wed
und Kri.
Ait l'.oal'd
!:;) pm
Mon, W.d
and Kri.
ILv l.t'wihta
J : lTi a in
Sun, Tiit'8
and Thur
I'A r. SOUTH
The 5ri8ta Route
T r ! " l (,
is:!1 ;-ym :ri:K; lu
3
1:1 I
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p I
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Ki-i nr. i rfiiEtia
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Attaolieil te. .iii llirui.h iri.ui..
Wont iiHi' l liviei.n.
FI.IWI'J.X KOU'llANIi A No CUHVALLI8
b.ML tltAIN liAll.r (KKeUI'T SUNOAT.)
7:::o a i-i I I.v Ivii.UiM Ar I 8:50 pit
11 .Vi p n. I Ar teiNilii. I.vl20m
At AlLuny anil v'urvaMi. ci-Mi.ot withtraio
uf ('it'k-oij t'entra! A Kuateiu lii-lwiy.
.x.m.-ib ihAis iiMi.r iKxern st'NUAi.
ii.'.O.. iv f. iV.rtkn.l Ar 8:25 a n.
7:S(I p in Ar MoMnmtillB I.v i ,i:.'Jl a u
8:i.li p 111 A r I lull pi-mlencc Lv 4:50am
TlinOUC'll TICK! 'J.S to oil J'omiB
in lli b.iisU'rn Htu'ei-, C'ttniula mul kuroj-e
run b,i ubtuiui-il at liwe-ft rales (roni
-", ' L. O. Al'Al It, Ai mil, Kni!na
K..Klli:ilI.I.K, C. II. MAIiKllAM,
-MuiiUKer, Lien. V. A P. Ahent
l'ortlimtl, Oregon.
THROUH TIGKETS
. . . TO THE .
EAST and SOUTHEAST
VIA
Southern Pacific Company and
"S PICTOR
l'oliin im Taliu-o sl,-i-iorn, Tonrlat Slecpnr
ami Heel in tliuir ears, Dally to
Dciivc Qmaha, Chicago,
Kansas Cily, S! Louis
and nihor Knstp'n rltlea. Tho only.llne rom
" -""I'i'li i-i.T-wiiKe-io
Specially Conducted Excursions'
through to Clilcaiio every Wednoiday, and
DAILY TcWUIST CAIt HKKVICK
1'ullTl.ANl) TO (JIIIUAUO
via Southern 1'iiellle, t'nlnn Paeino and O
h v Hy. llnu iiKe- eliuek 1 throuuli to dea
nation, iMHi;iitiK!,int Hue-ne-ry, Union Depot, fa
tlmo, iDWI'Kl mlG-i.
Kor lurtlu-r liiforntiulon apply to any anont
Southe-ru t'ae-llloComii.-iny or
It. W. BAXTKU, c. K, DROWN,
(ion'l Agent, Dlat. Pass. Agt
Third st, Portland
-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor.
BtaKO leaves Kugene for Florence
Mondnys Wednesdays Fridays at 6 am
Itettiriiiiif! BtHKe leaves Florence
for Kunutio Tuesdays Thursdays and
Sniiiriliiys at 8 a m.
Arrives In Eugene at fl p m the day
following.
SINIII.K PA UK moo
itoiiNi) Tiiip I..!..!"" w'SJ
Tickets tor anlo in H. IlanRa' Hvory barn,
Kiise-ni', or at Uurd .ti Davunport's o 111 Co In
r lorouco.
EUGENE-LEABURG.
Hcrvftftcr I will run a dally itag between
RiiKcMiu Bud Ix'ttburx. FrtdKlit aud bairKftffe
KliO.llil Im Ii f t nl mi slil.la tl.u u..l... v...-..-
dvi.rturo of tho hIuko.
nitiK; lenvvn cuucmo Kin a in, arrivinR ftt Uea
uutk at U a in. lt-jturnliiK, alagu luaro Lea
burp atlpm, arriving In Eugene at 6 p m.
FOLEY. SPRINGS
8tap;o leaves F.uene for Foley Springs
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at
0 a in, returning alternate days,
Old Kentueky
LIQUOR HOUSE,
W. 1,1. RENSHAW, Proprietor.
Keeps tho Bent brand of
WHISKEY. BRANDY! GIN
AND
All Kinds of WlneslJ
Also the Celebrated HCHLITZ
M I L W A V K I : E HKFJt on draught.
tiijjsna Street Railway.
Tl.MK CARP,
After the -Ith of Oet. 1805, tho stree
virs will run on the followlii;scliedu
time until further notlee.
I.RAVINO THIS IK?T,
7:IO-7:-ll)-S:H-M:-1C) H:10-9:-)0-I0-fO s. ni
hen every Inlf hour.
1 kavi: tiik HMVKBSTV.
AI everv hnlf hi.iir. -8:ai.h68-tl: ,'
11:60-10 li'is m
All win u-uve promly on tliu
St
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