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21 J ii ' i Ii uc Li ire: io J l! id M it fit f4 i iti. Ill: 110 d ft: I IT IS se o it! tr. I I 8 it 1 f: lev ire ie ty ani county. TU ilDAY, , .DKCEM HKH 21. Henderson, oculist. Kail. 4 cents per r?""'!' MllRIts I J. J. Walton, attoriiey-ut-la. I Monevtolounonfarnm. h.iulw..f jude Walton. ni.i.ilrt may bu .1 ui fir O. W. 11 uMie "y "" , rcsiaelice ' , ,IU.U WWI, ftl, am ixm , , - j to do nil ueuuw itier. Farms for 8ulc r'have n" thirty Ane farms hi the Alarm-tie valley for sale. 'll.ese ,,.u o every variety in ' "u '" " (iw. M. m'ii.lkh, Wilklns Ulock, Eugene, Or. Notice. i t..... dliaripu nf 1 1 til Hurt II P ..! Illkl' 1 LtlUI kJ ..w u ... . .. 7j h,,i..I mul solicit a fair share of Latromwe. I i" l run a daily ik belweell diihhuiu " r A. M. L'LAKK. I LI. . I .. ..!.. I. I B.HI I. Illtlllli. 4 i-eiita r pound. F L CHAMBKIW. HAI.K. 35.000 feet fencliiK. at 5 tli.m-uiiitl. uuslic tii anu U'Miruiif Will trailo for wheat in mill or e)elinlise Bl U reilia uumiei, mm nil tie or sneeu m at remumuic t se. .rr:i'iiKX3. Allison & FtLDWERT tt Jtnlra. Notice, Kloenk, Or., Nov. 27, 1805. now have the ugency for a large I'&iish Insurance company auu am r pared to take up the policies of the t ate Insurance Co., of Baleni, Oregon, . i reiiluue theru wlib. those of the I " irlMi Insurance Co., of London, I! Aland. IS. V. LAKE. To Wood Subscribers. riib.criuers who have delivered 4 to the Guard oinee this season obtained no receipt are requested fell at this office so thai proper it may be given. dig 4 cent per pound. ' Li Chambers. r I I t - Ill . I U .. . . t JeO W jeilKIUS, uuuurui uicoaiuo tr, t'al. Tlines, in sneaking of the tium ailments of children, said: .'jien my children have croup there i- one patent medicine (hat I i use, and that Is Chamberlain's tyli Itumeily. Il possesses some jieal pioperties that relieve the lit iillerers immediately. It is, In my lion, the be hi cough medicine In narket." If this remedy Is freely ii a non as the cruupy cough ap i it will prevent the attack. It is i an Ideal remedy for whooping Ii. There Is no danger in giving children, in it eonul'H notliir.it Iioik K.ir Hale by ().-lurii S Ie i (ill For Wai runts. ! Ice Is hereby given tliat the fid ig wur runts will le paid ou pret tion nt this ofllce. Intension will cease I)eceiiil)er 13, 186. tine county warrants from regla iiiiihIh r 77411 to registered Hum- UJ4, liotl. Inclusive. J. (!. (Jkav, County Treasuier. igene, Or., Dec 10, ISHi. E Kllpatriek, of Kilin re, t.'ai.. ilia misfortune to Imve hi Ins IfK itouc mill lit ltweeii a cart mid a st V uruiseu. urniuuriiy no vnuui fbeen laid up for two or three s, but says: "After using one Hit of Chamberlain's I'ain lialm I in to Improve and in three days entirely well. The peculiar sooiiv mantles wntca unnmoeriaiu Hal in possesses I have never ed In any other liniment. I take ure In recommending it." This .nt Is also of gteat value for matixui and lameback. For sale Qsbukn & DeLano. ... i pi . ... t i i j - bb tl sick, ire rT her C4,t0'v was a Child, aho cried for Castorla. H in H jn ah became Mlaa, ahe clung to CsatorU. Ita the had Children, ahe gave them Caatoria. Insurance So: toe. in now nrennred to take UD the itii'iof the State Insurance Co. of u, Oreuon. and replace them with e of one of the lartrest comoatiies in tht world, allowing the uueamed ettiium of the State as part pay on Kiiew doiicv. i r . A. RANKIN, Agent liurklcn'H Arnica Salve. n ie l5et tiulvo in the world for ltmlu.. Cmu ITI.u.r. K..H 1 1 um, Kever Korea. Tetter. Charmed Hiirl all Kkln J idiitiona, aud positively cures Piles, "ro)tty required. It Is Buaranteed & ve perfect natisfactlon or money "otHi. I'rioe 25 cents per box sale by Henderson & Linn. y person wanting well seasoned f-bing lumber or mouldings, of any Ji will do wtll to call upon, or ad x ri a j heeler. Kutrf ne. Otllce on io aireet, rirst door east or mill Bcial prices to close out stock. RUPTURE t . , I"s-viit!y Relieveq .:-.; ana ixrmanentlv ri'J v, . . r rA. y J I I A?J IkJJ t L- La, .-V WITHOUT ''i w -r a a lniI0 Or UDeratlOfl, 't Knifo or Ooeration. eatnjent Absolutely Painleg? 1 J CURE EFFECTED Threo to Six Weeks, ! WRITE FOR TERMS M P. E. MILLER CO. PnTTAWn T rcrVCw f Ui i LAND, OREGON. , TOO-707. Varaoaia Bolldlna, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18. One week from today ii Christmas. The river Is 3.6 feet nl.ovc low water mark and falling slowly. I K Peters consigned a cat load of oats to riau Francisco today. The 8 1 rate from Portland to 8nn Francisco will be raised on Christmas day to $15 for first class and f7.60 for tourist. A dynniiio has been placed in the workuhop of the university gymna sium ami will be Used to light the gymnnsium. J () rtliliulmrt has purchased a strain H-in,ut and impcoru roaster, w bich lie will use in Ills grocery si ore. This miu'liiiiu cost $150. The Koitebiirg local was nearly an hour late this afternoon. It was a mixed truln today, having three freight cars attached. The fifth annual convention of the College YMl'A will be held with the asnociation nf the st-.le university at Euueue January 10 -12 The Jul lit ilelia'e, which lias been talked of to take place tielween the laurean and Phiiologiun sixiftles of the uulverhity some tin e in December, lias been declared ott. Florence West: Uutiiorssvs Hint an at tempi will lie made to tloat the llun dorille, by aid of windlasses. The tessel Is bigr. uMn the beach, and the project la hardly feasible. Karl's Clover Hoot, the great Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Const I pa tion. 25 cts., 60 cm., $1.. Hold by Henderson & i.inn A cup of Parks' Tei at n'ght moves the bowels In the morning without pain or discomfort. It Is a great health giver and blood purifier. Bold by A. Yek.noton. Since the Hhitsta limited was put on regular trains runninir belweeu Han Francisco and l'ortlaml are doing little tiiiuiniHi. tin v one Ful iiinii and a single tourist steelier are ofien attached to each overland train. BHILOH'H CURE, the great Cough aud Croup Cure, is In great demand Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Hold by Henderson & 1,11111. A drummer yesterday sent a box of mistletoe to his roiKs in isew lorn from thl ulace He said that one specimen he forwarded would bring $ in that city, aud that mistletoe was generally Imported from England. Easy to take, sure to cure, tn pain, nothing to dread, pleasant little pills. DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Rest for sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach and constipation. OSUURN & I'ELiANO. Captain Bvecney U. 8. A., San Di ego, tal., says: isniios v;aiarrn Remedy Is the first medicine I have ever round that would do me any good." Price 50c. Henderson & Linn. The sreat Butte football team will probably pusa through Eugene on to nights overland on their way to Han Francisco to play the Reliance team on Christmas. This promises to be the greatest game In the history of the coast. Parks' Sure Cure is a positive specific in all iIIhciuch of the Liver 11 ml Kid ney. My icinovliig the uric acid in I he blood It enr.-s Itheu ii:t:i-in. H. R Kasfurd, of Curt huge S. Dakota, says: "I believe Parks' Sure Cure excels nil other medicines for Rheumatism and Urinary disorders." Bold by A Ykk- t.NUTOX. Tin re are many g'Mxl reasons why yon sli-i.lil use wne .iliiuie oikii One. T it-io are no n iimxih why you sin. nl. I ii .', if in mcd of liclp. Die :,ly l.aniile-'it r inedy that produce nnneiliiile nillts. Osm ux DiiLano. Rev. HA -s, the Ht Lou l Kvnn V Hit, is si ill holding inee tni at tin- court hoilsu. 1 lie atlenilmice last evviiiiiK was quite large, and consider able interest was mamicsieq. lie is a ready and earnest speaker. Uo out and hear him. It is a truth In medicine that the smallest dose that performs a cure Is the bed. De Witt's Little Early Risers are the smallest pills, will per form a cure mid are the best. Osburn A DkLano. I've a secret In my heart, Sweet Marie, A tale I would impart, Swrfet Marie: If you'd even fairer be Vou must always use Parks' Tea The Improvement you will see, Sweet Marie. Sold by A. Yerinoton. Acts at once, never falls. One Min ute Cough Cure. A remedy for asth ma, and that feverish, condition which accompanies a severe oold. The only harmless remedy that produces imme diate results. Osnt RN & DkLano. Cottage O rove Leader: All the car penters of Cottage Orove and Lematl were invited to examine the route 01 the live mile Hue to be put in from J I Jones' mill to the 8 P railroad, Friday. An PHtlnmta of ex uc uses and a bid for constructing the liume w as the object In view. We learn that it will cost somewhere near $2,500 and that the money Is ou deposit at Eakln 4 Oris' tow'a bank, Cottage Orove, for the work. Mr Jones wants to pay ths niiMli In ilia looal workmen if possible which is hl-rbly commendable. The locution of the mill rinht at a vast amount of M ne timber will b a splen did enteriirlse. and make a great deal of work and a large demand for farm produce. Ve hope it will prove a brilliant succea-o, The popularity of Chamberlain's Con eh Remedy aud the high esteem In which it is held leads us to believe it to be an article of great worth and nifcrlt. We have the pleasure of giv Ing the eperleneo of three promiuent citizens 01 iwuouuo ein.-o, the use of the remedy. Mr A V Truilell savs: "I have always re 'o lved prompt relief wh-n I "d INiauils-rlHiu' Coiiuli It nn-dy " Mr Jam. Orchard sajs: "lam sutlstle.l that 'haml-vrlaiu's Cough Remed cured my cold." Mr J M Hatcher ,.! 'Fur three vears I have used says: Forinree years 1 nave useu Cliamlierlaln'a Couzh Remedy In my family and Its results have always beeu satisfactory." Orbcrn A. DeLano. Pa) if Guard, Peeember IS Markikh. Iii Koiieiie, Oreiron, tl I a'ternoon.at the olllee of the ollieiatinir ni.gls.ra.e.t.yJus.l, A K Wheeler, Oeorj. D Ward and Mary TunniM. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. Bee change in Ax Billy's ad. Dow Huff Is visiting In Eugene. Dr. Fin ley. dcnilst,room3,I)uou blk Considerable rain today, and warm-! er.. The river is at a splendid boating stage. T L Kimball, of Oakland, is In Eu gme. Frank Armitage visited Junction today. Sunday w ill be the shortest day of the year. M ik Gertie Stevens Is clerking fer J O Watts. Rev Roland D Grant returned to Portland today. This weather will take the snow off the foot hills. George Frlsscll is down from the McKeuzle Bridge. The river now registers 5 feet, and Is raising steadily. E J heeley, of Albany, speut last night In Eugene. Darwin Rristow, of Cottage Orove, visited In Eugene today. James H Whlteaker, the Creswell merchant, is In the city. CF Overbaugh, theORANCo's assistant freight agent, is iu the city. Mr and Mrs Thos Heavy left this morning oil a visit to Portland and Tacomu The Eugene Comet Bund Is ar ranging for a mubicale ou the eveuirg of Dec. 31. Wheat 42 cents per bushel; eggs, 25 cents tier dozen;, butler 35 to 40 cents per roll. Several students left this morning for their respective homes to spend the holidays. Another sawdust case ! as come up aud will probably be heard from in a few days. Adam Klippcl, of the Portland Pact Ho Christian Advocate, visited in Eugene today. Gov. Whlteaker Is about holding his own. His many friends hope for his eatly recovery. M Volk, of Portland, and J H Wait, of Jioseburg, H P R R officials, speut last night in Eugene. Miss Maude Cornwall, a student, left for her home at Gardiner this afternoon to spend the holidays. The Columbia Dramatic company will appear at the opera house during the week begiuning February 24. County Treasurer J (1 Gray returned from Albany this afternoou. Mrs Miller, his daughter, is still quite sick. Life: "And did he say he remem bered me when I was a girl?" "No; he laid he remembered you when he was a boy." Sain W PI u miner, of Salmon, Idaho, arrived here last uight en a visit. He is in the suloon business and reports that he is doing a large trade. J R Wetherhee went to Port land today and will leave tonight on the flyer for Ban Francisco, where he expects to spend the holidays. Miss Baright, professer of elocution in tlie U of O, went to Portland today, and will leave tonight ou the flyer to spend the holidays in San Francisco. There Is no news as yet of John Eichseii, the Salem wo den mill spin ner, wlio disappeared last Saturday niglit, ai.d 110 intelligent thtory is tivi-11 ns to what became of him, Mis Kniina Withers, of this cii.v, and Mis Nellie Hoult, of l.oburg, sttiih-nls of the Drain normal school, came dovui this morning tosiend the holidays. They both suil'sred logics from the fire, Harry Walker, of Fall ('reek, who was knocked Iroui the railroad by a train in this city during Heplcmber, sustaining a broken arm, had to luivr the Iiinii re set yesterday, os tne imiie bad refii.tcd to knit together. Lo Splrito F0II1 tin: "1 p esume you car: y u memento id some soil in lliul locktl ol youiv: rrvi'isri. ; 11 l a lock of u litilininl'r. hair." 4 Iti.t your hii'i-uud N as' 1 1 1 iilivi !'' ' Yes, Mr; but his Imii' is all gone." Florence Wesi: Did joii read ll? You should see it. It's truly astonish ing. Assessor Burton says that 20 casus of salmon were put up In Lane couuty last year. Is the Biuslaw river in Lane county or is it in uninar on ly 15,000 cases of salmon were put up ou this river for the season of 18U4. The following Lane county educa tors will take an active part In the state teachers Institute to be held at Portland January 1, 2 and 8: O H Chapman, F G Young, DVB Reld, It Weallierbee, Miss t.uima itiase. and Miss Luella U Carson. Lloyd Montgomery, the Linn county murderer, lias been Touud guilty in the first degree. The pris oner stated to the sheriff that the ver dict was what he expected and de sired. He said he wauted to die, and also told the sheriff that, when sen tence is pronounced, he will, if pre- muted, maxe a ciean ureasi 01 it, ana tell all about the murder. Economy Is sotnethiug that every body tries to practice, aud yet a little oversight will sometimes rob the most frugal and thrifty family of a year's savings. You want to do as J P Hick- maun, of Montlcello, Ga., did. He writes, "For six years I have kept Simmons Liver Regulator In my bouse and used it In my family aud have hail uo need for a doctor. I have five as healthy children as you can And." Time U iSHort, But a few day remain in which you can get groceries and crockery at less than cost. I will postively close my store on or before Jan 1st, and in order to do this goods must be sold at some price. While the goods last will sell 4 lbs mixed candy 2oo Bulk Starch per lb 60 5 lb can pure ground pepper 60o New crop beans per lb 2o Star tobacco per lb 40c Best green coflee per lb 80o All kinds canned fruit per ean 10c French prun'sp r lb Sc Dried peaohee per lb lie All brauds flour per sack 60c My stock of ChrMma- go-xle I- com plete and will be sold re.ardlesa of cost. See them before you purohase, and imve money, Tne Fair, EC Smith, Prop. Say, wh don't you try DeWltt'e Little Eai ly Riser? These little pills cure headache, indlKestion and oodsIU patioD. They're miall, but do the I work, Of-Bi'HN & DkLasio, Plemiit Hill Items. Dec. IS, 1805. LLAtteberry, of Banla Ciuz, Cal, Is home to make a Chrintiuas visit with bis mother, Mrs 8 Bnughnian. W II Baughman returned from Monmouth last week. His btother was no better when he left. The mall hack has teeu changing drivers considerably of late. J H Brlstow ami Miss Martha Thomas were married in Eugene last Thui-sday. We had the luck to test some of the wedding cake. It has been arranged to do away with the old routine of al'hristmaa tree, and make a beautiful snow house and decorate It In a regular winter costume. A good program has leen arranged, which promises to be enter taining to all who may come. We an ticipate a royal good time. The pres ents will be placed inside the snow house. Cor. Two Lives Sivfd. Mrs Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, 111., was told by her doctors she had consumption aud ihat there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured her and she says It saved her life. Mr Thomas Eggers, 139 Florida tree', San Francisco suffered, from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result everytblug else then bought one bottle of Dr King's new Discovery and In two weeks wss cured. He Is naturally thankful. It Is such rusults of which these are samples that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine In coughs and colds. Free trial bellies at Henderson 4 Linn's drug store. Reg ular size 50c and $1. OtalatiiCanaei fce Caret by local application!, aa they cannot reach the diu-awd portion ol die far. There In oi:l? oue way to cuie Deafuesi, and that la by constitu tional remrdlra. Uraturia ta ranted by an In Hamad coniilliiin of the mucous lining of the Kuatachlan Tube. When this tube nets Inflam ed yon have a tumbling- aouutl or Imperfect hearing, and when It la entirely doted Peaf nria lathe result, and unieaa ihe tntUmoiatlon can be taken out and this lube rumored to Ita normal eondl Ion, hearing 1U be destroyed forever; nine cases oulol au are caused by ca tarrh, which Is nothing but au Inflamed Condi tion of the mucous surlaces. We will gire One Hundred Dollars for any case of Peaf nma loaused by catarrh) that cannot be cared by Hall a Catarrh Cure. Bend for cir culars, free. r. J. CflKSKY 4 CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 70a Daily Guard, December 19. Officers Elected. Eugene lodge No 65, D of It, I OOF latt night elected officers as follows: N G, Mrs Jaca WllUughby; V G, Miss Jesse Winkley; secretary, Mrs Ellen Loomis; financial secretary, Mrs Elizabeth Simpson; treasurer, Mrs AnnaHolden. The lodge also initiated nine new mem bers, after which a splendid luncheon was served and a most enjoyable time had. Tin vacation at the unlT? raitv will extend from Friday evening, Dec. 20lh, lo Oionnay morning, jan. cm. Hi WMt Will Begin December 16, 1895. This will be a genuine sale of goods at Cost and in many instances Below Cost, comprising my entire stock of merchandise without reserve. It has always been the custom heretofore to quote a great many prices of leading articles at these Special Sales, but have concluded from past experience that a few is all that is necessary, for my customers are fully able to determine for themselves that I mean business, and that the goods are being sold as represented. Boots and Shoes. . Our Ladies Kid Shoes $1 95,rcgular $2 50 Our Ladies Dong Shoes 1 Irregular 1 CO Mens Heavy Grain Shoes 1 35,regular 1 65 Mens' Fine Shoes 1 10,regular 1 35 My entire stock of Ladeis' and Gents'. Misses and Children's Shoes will be sold at actual cost. Space will you an idea of just what I am doing. Call early and be convinced. Probate Hatters. Estat of Rebecca Osburn, deceased; Jan6, 1-1HJ, eel for hearing final ac count, Estate of Alfred Wilson, deceased; personal property ordered sold. Estate of Christian Bcrger, deceased; final settlement allowed. Guardianship of A J Keeucy, In sane; annual report approved. Re osipts, f 1207.48; claims allowed, f 1235. Estate of Win Ostium, deceased: final settlement set for Jan 0, lhW). Total cash received, (4,3112.03; amount ex pended, 2535.02. Amount on hand for distribution, j,H50. The real es tate has nut been disposed of. Estate of Isaac Cook, deceased; por tion of real estate ordered sold. Estate of Matiiew Bin 1th, deceased; appraisers reported personal property to the amount of $4M 87. Guardianship of Daisy, Herbert and Sammy Ogdeu, minors; Daisy Ogdeu being tf legal age a final settlement was uiadu with Iter by payment of f.kMK). KciMirt of guardian shows that $311( 85 is due to Herbert Ogden and $3(13.34 to Sammy Ogdeu. Resignation of guardian accepted and account ap proved. Win Rlauton appointed K'lardlau of Herbert Ogden aud John B Wanton fur Sammy Ogden. CIRCUIT COURT CASES. The following cases have been filed In the county clerk's ofllce: Mosby A Chrlaman vs Champion Gold Milling and Milling Co.; tore cover money. Judgment is asked for $710.23. llurd & Davenport vs Mark J Had sell; to recover money. Judgment is asked for $1,278.53 and Interest. N EMarkley vs K W Eaton aud wife: to recover money. Judgment Is asked for (73. Emtst U Lee vs M J and C J Tib bets; to recover money. Judgment Is asked for $562.60. Prices For Awl. 201 lbs granulated sugar $1.00 10 lbs lard (pure) 70' 1 dor lemons 15 ' 60 lbs flour 00 1 12 lbs beans 25 1 20 lbs rice 1.00 j 1 lb flgs 05 8 lbs candy 25 Fresh Tomatos, Bweet Potatoes, Maple Syrup, Walnuts, Almonds, . Fresh Roast Peauuts, Pop cornPop corn Pop coin. Rhinkhart'b. Tame Over Ills atack. Salem, Deo. 18 J A Van Eaton, a retail irrocer. this afternoon turned over his stock, under a bill of sale to the First National bank Tor fiAJW, and Bqulr Farrar was placed lu charge as agent. s- Col B F Alley, or Florence, Is visit ing friends and relatives In this city. He came up on last night's stage. AT A. V. Kid Gloves. $1.60 Ladies' Kid Gloves, Now $1.25. $1.25 Ladies' Kid Gloves, Now .85. not allow me to quote further prices, but this will give A. V. PETERS. Gtsben Items. Dec. 18, 1805. John Rains has returned from Fall Creek. Mrs A Mattesou went to Eugene Tuesday to remalu a few days. J F DeWItt went to Lowell yester day. Ho is thinking of renting a hop yard there. Do not fail to attend the school en tertainment Christmas eve, for you will not regret the occasion. Hugh Hampton has returned from theSiuslaw country with some ood stock cattle, purchased in that locality-Born. Sunday, Deo. 8, 1805, to the wife of James M Berkshire, a sou. Jim has seemingly abandoned thn black smith shop. CII Mathews and family visited relatives near Coburg last week. The mas(iierade ball Which the .lancing club of this place will give In Warren's hail Christinas night will doubtless be 11 grand buccms, lor every locality within 20 miles w.ll be repre sented. Mark our prediction It will Is) a long remembered occasion for those wlio attend. C res well's correspondent Is excusable when ho makes a "blow" about a shipment of perhaps a thousand fiounds of MMiltry from that place "all 11 one day," for he Is not alive to the fact that this Utile station, as insig nificant as it may appear, doe more business in that line than any point on this division excepting Oakland, or at least, so say the train employes, who call this the "poultry aud egg station. " No, Creswell Is no compari son with Goshen In this line. A ship ment of a thousand pounds of poultry Is a frequent occurrence for us. Cor. taunt Utility. Tacoma. Dec. 18. A verdict of guilty was brought in by the jury this morning against George W Hoggs, ex city treasurer, charged with fraudu lently using the public funds lor per sonal gain. The maximum penalty Is 10 years In the penitentiary. Sentence has not yet been Imposed. 1 lie wan interested in I lie biuslaw railroad at one time. Plenty ok Snow. The trail car rier to Foley Springs informs us that last Tuesday the snow was 30 Inches deep at that place, 17 inches at Fris- sell's and 12 Inches at Blue River and extended down aa far as Leahy rg. 10 Cents Per Pound! JEMiY BEAfl GApY. USUAL PRICE 20 CENTS. AX BILLY. PETERS' .Table Linen. Our regular $1 50 Linen.now $1 10 Our regular 1 25 Linen, now 93 Our regular 85 Linon,now 65 Our regular 50 Linen,now 42 Napkins, Towels, Crash, and in fact every article in my store will share the same slaughter. CurUtmiia Donations. The following nro the names of the committee that have been appointed by the several churched and societies of the city to aid and assist iu distrib uting the donations which are being gathered up through tho nubllo schools: First Baptist Church-H G Marsh, Mrs Ella Lyman, Mrs Louise Witter. First Christian Church Mrs 11 Viable, Mr I G Hendricks, Mrs T W Harris. Congregational Church -Mrs Jaca Willoughhy, Miss I lattlo Tavlor. Mrs Canto Wmteis. SI Mary's Eidsconal Church Mrs J A Straight, Mr A Yeringtou, Miss -ei 10 jvress. M 'thodist Ep M-opal Church F M WiUins, Mrs .1 T Rowland, Mirs Mmi ilu Flak. Cumberland P.cs'ivterian Church Mr R II Shaekl. ll, Airs Atha Wilson, Mr B D Holt. First Presbyterian Church Geo Mai tin, Mrs Day, Mrs L G Adair. Cniversalist Church Mrs Minnie Hull', Miss Ella liiannan, Miss Dottle Sovern. United Rrcthrcu Church Miss lone Zicglcr, Mr J O Ruitiehart, Mrs Alice Vincent. Women's Christian Temperance Union Mrs Grace J Glbbs, Mrs Dr E I) McKeiiney, Miss Rmtlain. Women's Relief Corps Mrs L G Adair, Mrs Ella F Frazcr, Mrs Ray Del auo. At a meeting of tho above commit tees held Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock It was decided lo make the distribution ou Saturday, Dec. 21st. It was also decided to hold anot tier meeting of the committers on rrlday, Dec. 20ih, at three o'clock p in, sharp, to report names of those to whom do nations should be made, and also to consider all names which are reported or handed in. A full attendance of the members of the committees is desired and It is also urged that all 'names of donees be handed iu before that time. DVB Reid. Letter List. IVO. 19, 1895. Ilenshaw, E L Barnes, C M (2) Horn, Mrs, J A (2) Ijeinons, James Lewis, HC Stiles, Mrs Nalle A chariie of one cent will be made on all letleni given out, Tenuitis calling for lullcrs will ploanuslato when adverllwil. T. J. Caiio, P. St. Iu rj Yf lllii V4LiJ
