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JJJn,ent. We tr) to make today's sales en
.p,(. tomorrow's. Friends make other
friends for us. Hr goods are cheap, not alone
on account of Iowkss of price, but excellence
of quality.
k Special Offering
w iff Li iii
i jv 'tri ri I i,;uii6 onareues, utaiea uapes and
Jackets
Remember
The Place,
WEEKLY EUGENE CUAD.
CAMPBELL BROS , Publlhers
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IfcenUaerat""' e known on pjo
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8 Ll'CKEY,
i M KK 1.1
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CrM'.t. Chains, Jew
Vktini promptly iione.
Will work .'irrau:.'il.
Will! iWN, M. I.
nmiuiAS ami BUBOijr.
NSVe VpiUillU
1 1 'hri.-ian Blocks
. ui: 12 to 2. 6 to I
wli 1 1
Mi C WOODCOCK,
I AITOKNKY AT-LAW,
OfcMlne hlf link aouth of liriaman
I Boom, orwon.
JMXk J alToN N I Mill
Y'AMON MARKLKV,
ATTl KNKVS AT LAW
VillpncUnin nil the court of tin) "tut.
0I(-In WalM, block.
I EM OllEdON.
L
L WH1TSOX,
DENTIST,
8tuvr purcbawil the office anil tixtureftf
Uu ilecease.l W V Henderaon, In
j2aril to do anything in the linef
.jkwtryln tlic above naid office.
WOtninil bridge work specialty.
I Jg 0 LAKE,
GRANITE AND MARBLE WORKS
aou nrf pricea in' Foreign a.
"aAlUrl.1,. and (innit. Monurr
i -""Wand Cemetery work of all kfr
pHlATHKRINB L 8CHLEEF, M
!" of Women aud Children
"JUnapuid Electricity.
Ifta ...
-w-aialton Block, .opoaite (iuar.1 orl
-FIK8T
WTiowii
Of Euge
no.
Paid up Cash Capital, $50,01 :'
i m and Profits, $50,00
!
Eugene, Oregon.
a E?RAL "ankino busikbJ
afti-PV,' wnnaw term. aigl
aA q" m rrnnenco and Fo
i Bwj'Wcha!..-, ,1,1 nn f,,Mln ivnabt
"fdtft ! "'It 1 ' check "r owH
ha;;;; Mn,.u,l to us w ill rechl
l?rte-, 8 B Y. k in,
ANEW LOT OF IMPROVED
111.,. . .
wills e
isie'
wu . I I Wl CJ J
f raooiurnMid them .
tJ'
or Foxograf,.
HI III III III III III III HI IH Htag
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XfllAS GOODS!
our own n st, n vm-.
We have as a starter of
friendship: Ladies' Ties,
Ladies' Handkerchiefs,
Kid Gloves. 1'assinntnrs
a t mj y-t I
ElHiKXK FUOITIAl.L HOYS.
Several nr Theni Played at
Today.
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Sunday's Oregnnian ha hii article
00 the New Year'x fiMitliall OOOtMt be
twt en Multiioniali Athletic ClQb mil
tbe Y M C A team, which look place
at Portland today. It ive a two
column pictnre of ''Monk" RhhI Intnl
in football uniform. The BogtOO boya
receive notice in the following para
Krapli: The htar of the team will uodotlbt
edly hi Bimpaon, of lStrkeley, wlio
coacl'ed the I'liivernity of Oregon boyo
He itill be at ttckle, and net aa cnptai",
and lie promlnes to pull the Y' M C A
through all the foniiatimiH and playx
t tint he has (aught them nlnce be has
been engaged aa their inatructor.
Kaatlaud will be the other tackle.
Vilaon, oue of Kugene'a beat men, and
(iratit will be the guarda, Keruan and
Oault ate down for tbe end, but
Kennedy, the Carlisle Indian, may
hold down one of tlie positions a part
otthe game. At center will be Pattee,
the Indian giaul from Cht'inawa. Holt
may play quarter, but It Is more
likely that Mt't'lauahan, the speedy
you ngater from Eugene, will take care
of that berth. Healv and Pulton will
be the halves, aud Kaudall, as Dtual,
will be found at fullback."
Kansas objects to Roberts.
Tope a, Kan, Dec 31. The tenaie
tod'iy adopted, by unanimous vote, a
resolution requesting Kansas' represen
tatives in congress to use their utmost
endeavor to prevent tbe seating of B H
Roberts, tbe polygamist, of Utah, as a
member of the h useof representatives.
A similar resolution was adopted In
tbe house yesterday, but went over
under tbe rules.
Burglary iu Junction City.
Junction City. Or, Jau 2. Bur
glars last night broke into Million,'
grocery Btore aud helped themselves to
all the confectionery they could reach.
EUGENE
Loan Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon
CAPITAL tPAiDtjp) $50,000
W. E BROWN President.
B. 0 PAINE. Vice Presldtnt.
F. W, OSBURN, Cathler.
W. W. BROWN. At! t Caihtor
DIRECTORS
p W OSBURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN
D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS
. n -i-iil HnnkiiiK ItnNiiiFNM
Trnimnt'tnl on Favorable Terms
. t S aa piiinfT.al iMttaxi flf tilt
UTRIl! infill?" " me l""""!'"' T a ' .11
United ritfttes; also exchange furnishetl avai!-
amo in an icit'iKutuuuwir".
ltilereBi rtiu on mm: ucim-n-.
Fire prcof vault for the storBge of valuable
W"' . r.t..rnHnn
LAKE COUNT. BANK
; Kalahlialied In 182.
or
I EUGENE,
OREGON.
transacted on favorable terms.
A. O. HOVEY, President
J. M. A BRA MS, Cashier
A. O- HOVEY Jk.. Aast Cashier
Nn Law Providrd b) RrnraroliliTt
!- II Fliigg.
MMMII HIW
A bill baa beetl prepared by (Upf.
aentaliv. K H Flagg, of Mtnon
county, n quiring that tbe execution
of the deetb praaJtjr beottried out in
tbe elate penltentlem In teau of In the
onunty in which conviction - hud Mr
Fiugg invites Briticism of the muiu
features ofthe bill that smeodments
covering the points raised may also be
presented to the le.laUfire. It la the
purpose of the frauier of 'he bill to
avoid thul morbid SSIiMtlODallsn Hut
goea with public hanging, and over
conio the complaint of inceeurltjr
county jaila
The bib providi that puulsbmeoi of
diath IDUI belt Dieted ly banging the
defendant by Hie neck until be Isdead,
and the judgment mUSl be i xectl ed by
ihe auperiiiteiideiit of tin- penitentiary
or by some pemon aecially appointed
by blui fir that purpose, 'ihe day of
the eieoution most be fixed by tiieoi-
perlnteildent of the penitentiary imt
less than 30 nor more than tiO daja
from the time of judgment, All ex
ecutions shall take place within (he
Inolosure of the stale peoltentiaiy or
penitentiary jard, and in Ihe
presence of twelve b ma Ode electors of
Marion ocunly to be selected byibe
superintendent of the prison. The
certificate of said electors shall tie evi
deuce of the faithful performance o
said sentence. The executioner ibsll
be allowed $25 and t e wilnessea hhali
receive the same per diem and mileage
as jurors upon a court of record.
An apieal must ne taken within
twenty days after the Judgment or order
appealed from whs given. May be
taken nt the time orally or by service
ofa notice in writing. An appeal
slays the execution of tbe nd(mml
upon liling. In case of nppeal tbe
defendant remains in the cuitody cf
tbe sheriff, who will deiaiu him to
abide the judgment upon Ihe appeal.
When a new trial is ordered In case of
a judgment of death, the superintend
ent of the penitentiary shall deliver
the body of I be defendant to the aheiill"
of the county in which he wasconvict
ed, in time only to be tiied at ihe next
ensuing term If judgment nvalnst
defendant be reserved without order
ing a new trial, the appellate court
must direct that he be discharged from
custody, or if he be admited to bail
that the same be exonerated.
BIUBLiW HATCHERY
2.000,0110 i t.- Delivered and Plactd
in the Trougfhs.
Florence We.t, Dec 10: "Tbe Ro
berts arrived iiere rjulurday morning
having on board 2,000,000 salmon eg s
for the ha'chery at Mapleton,
"Tbe steamer made a (rip up the
river tbe same day and delivered the
eggs at Mapleton. There they were
taken iu charge by Fred Bean aud
Bmmett Bbarpa ud Immediately
placed in I lie hatchery troughs.
"Mr Beau iuformed us M nday that
the eggs appeared to he iu fl rat class
condition and that some of the young
salmon are already breaking (he
shells."
sThe Big Sale now on at
B
Not by any means. That is not my style. But I am CLEANING HOUSE,
and need outside help, as this is quite a large house to clean. I must start in
early, and expect you to help me by taking advantage of the prices I will give
you. I will say nothing about cost, and if you are not satisfied with the values
I have nothing1 more to say.
Cabot W uubleached muslin
We limit the quantity of
these goods
Lonsdale bleached muslin
- I unbleached sheeting
8 1 bleached sheeting
Heavy unb'eached Canton
lUunel
A good medium weight
Amoskeag Teal's Down
Outing
Fleeced wrappi r tlanneltete
Colored Cotton flannel
Opal Outing Flannel
All Wool Flannel red and
white
Black Hide Twilled Shirting
Bleached Lineu Crash
5c 8Jc
19c
15c
8C Ho
l-!c 10c
160
B'ic
7c
SjC p.ij
19c
slc J3C
8)c 37C
9c 23o
6c 56c
7Sc
19c
8Jc 23c
5c
61c
i2;.c
15c
70
5c
8c
81c
9c
5c
19c
Sic
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F.E.Dunn
Kl'NKN K LOAN svWIstiS ,h
Aiiuuii Iretlvg oi Ktoekhold rs 'ti
ll rs ilteted nattering Re
port ot IIimiii ss.
Oallr liuard. Jai I
Tbe regolar annual meetloi of tbe
stock bnldere and directors of (he Eu
gene Loan ,V Savings bank was t aid
In tbeii offiOM yesterday. Ihe u-nal
routine bualnssf i trsttaaeted and
Ihe old officers ai d directors were rs
elected except that W W Mr. wn was
eleoted a dlreotor In plaos of J i : Dals,
who has removed to California.
The bank liaa enjoyed u steady
growth for the past year ami li doing
a very satisfactory DttSlneea, fbe ful
lowing is a condensed statement of
oundltlon at cKe of business, Dec
Slat, ISM
ItMOOMal,
Loans and discounts -II ! eM 78
Warrants aud oilier sec irl
ties tl,WM lii
Overdraft . .( :i .
Ueal estate furniture and Ox
lure 10,481 37
Cash on hand and in bank 50 MS 97
Total resources 1111,183 M
LIABtUTtn
Capital stock $ oO Omi (HI
, Undivided protlts 4.4n;l Bg
I)eM),ta I2(l.77!t 81
Total liabilities. ...
...1181,188 M
"OLATBOP OH A ItlilK."
Heasiile Murdeier a Mysterious
ot i nk now ii Antecedents.
Mn
Charles Willard, the man Brho com
mitted the reprehensible muidersal
Clatsop last week, and was himself
killed, was a la mi I tar personage to the
aummer frequenters of Hint resort.
He made his home in a tent in
Qrimee' grove. He repnoed nt nigi.t
upon a bed Hint seldom, If evi i, was
indulged iu Mich a tiling as a . liange
of heels, and ranged about him wa a
collection of wall' SOltOlsd books, albeit
a little t he worse of wear.
He was a romantic Ogure, and
walked witii a shuffling gait. Erect
and tall, his long black hair ai d
mustache added not a little to his
ploturetque sppearanoe. He was a
singular man. He disliked posing as a
subject for Hie numerous eamsra lends
wlio had a hanUcriug (o catch bll Ilk -nes.
At the same time be was gen
erally very obliging, and IimI cul'l.
vated a gentle msln toward ill.
He was generally known by the
sobriquet of "Clatsop Charlie."
As to win in o he earns he never
volunteered to state, but to then,,
quisilive ones who pmisd the (pies
Hon, he replied (hat be came frcm
Texas. He claimed also to have lived
at one time in the vicinity of the Great
Lakes, prior to hi appearance Iu the
Lone Star state.
He was not loth to quarrel, and
would take an unfair advantage of an
tagonists. It was the general opinion
D'at he was a fugitive from justice,
and very few ever cared to cultivate
his friendship during tne aeyen years
of hia residence at Hie seaside.
At the Ortgon state penitontiarj
Christinas was observed by rest for the
prisoners, no work being done, though
the usual daily exercise was given Hie
men confined at ihe Institution, On
Sunday a g' oil t-ubstailtittl dinner was
served, a few delicacies being added to
tbe customary excellent meal prepared.
The additions consisted of pies at. I
i tin r products of the taker's art.
Fine Hlesched Crash pink
and blue check 8JC
Bleached Table Linen 100
Good size Turkish Towels pr 15c
Fancy Kilkoline 10c
Oriental Draperies 10c
Marseille Ouill 55c
Double width Fancy Dress
Goods ljc
AH Wool Aasabet I loth 30 in 19o
American Cashmere M iu 19c
All Wool Fancies douh wdtb 2;ic
60s values Plain nnd Fancies i"lc
Jap silka plain c lor 23c
Changeable Taffeta Hilks 55e
Fancy Trimming Hilks 1.00
and fl.li "78c
New Plaid checks and
wipe Ribbons 23c
F.E.Duini
SKNOR ROMERO DEAD
Tin Mm l.r SmmiM b
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v vi i i uis i hiiiiim. rsN
'VaablngUtBi Dec 80. Bsntw Don
Maitas Romero, Mexican imbasssdnt
to inn United State) who died ui the
embassy this iimruing, u ibrwentnii
operation for appendicitis Wednesday,
and although tbe ODI ration wu entire
ly ailcce-eful tbe resulting ibock
proved greater than lie could bear.
to t8Q o'clock this morning, however,
It was I bought he was iu a fair way to
recovery, but at that Hum a high fever
set iii, and be sank iipidly Until death
Rom ro was probably the beat
know n mewbsrol the diplomatic Corp
iii Washington i and was for some time
Its dean Ainu (treat Krlttaiii raised
Ip r misMon to an emliasay the added
r iik pi iced Sir JulUu l'uuncefole,
British ambassador, at the head of tbs
mi ps, though junior iu year of service
to Romero, who was raisl only rs
illy from the rank of minister to
thai of ami a sailor RoWOfB bud lep
reeei ted bis OOUOtry at Washington M
years.
RORTICl Li t KAL REPORT.
Henry L DOOOI Spmks lutrtesliiigly
of Oregon's Putire,
Pally Qaanl Jsn I
Henty K Ikwch.a memtier of Hie
a(ale board of horticulture was In
Salem Monday lor a brief busines
Visit, leaving for his boms in Portland
by (he afternoon train. While there lie
ipoko In terms of lailsfafftrtHl of the
outlook for horticulture in ibis (ato,
and tiled several instance where
judicious advertising had bnught
Oregon fiui to the not e ol'eoi Mimera,
Who were thereby made regular con
sumers. in 1M 7, Mr Dnnh -aid, (I Klein
hammer, the owner of a line apple or
chard in the It igue RiVOI valey, se
cured an order for HK) boxes of NOW
ton Pippin apples to be sent to (as
gOW, Scotland. Mr Klclnliamuier
packed t Item carefully, and placed In
i nch box a placard, giving his name
and addrete, and explaining w here (he
apples were gtown, ai tbe tarM Urns
soliciting eorrespi.i deuce from the
consumers or tlealcrs handling the
fruit. As a re-til I of this judicious
! advertising, the gentleman ha this
year shipped 1000 boxes of apples to
Olasg-iw and has orders lor more.
I le also exhibited a letter NOSlVtd
from a lady, now In Chicago, but for-
iin i ly a resident ol Oregon, who stated
that Oregon prunes were being retailed
in Chicago al 15 cents, and that no
fruit in the market compared in llavor
with the Oregon prunes.
Si notary John Mlnto, of (he board,
sai l that Hie report to the legislature
eras about half completed, that much
of it has been placed iu the priuter'
bands. Mr Mlnto aays that Iu tbe
future the main fru t crop of Oregon
w ill lie apples aud prni es, and (hat
tilOUSands Of acres of apple orchaids
w ill be planted iu the state during the
next few years.
Civil, Cask.-J O Khlnehart has
instituted a suit in the county court
against Mrs Allle Kustham, to recover
Ki3 on account.
' 2'.: Ladles' llamlkercbbfa 21c
15c Ladles' Wool Hose 15c
,17c iiSdiea' Fleece I I'nderwear 17c,
23o Ladies' f leeced Heavy I'll-
derwear 23o
89c Ladies' RasOSd UolOQ Hulls Ne
88u Ladles' Nat Wool Union
Huita 88o
"9o Ladles' Flue Wool Vest aud
Pants 79o
23u imported German Knitting
Yarn 28c
17c Domestic German Knitting
Yarn 10
78c LaceCurtalus the dollar klud T.'lo
12 95 Good Wool Blankets 2.9'j
39c Good Cotton Blaukets 39o
t-J 95 Ladiea' Jackets start at 2 06
LSB Ladies' Cape start at tLH
F.E.Dunn
HBA1 BMOf 1 111 IBM I IK I
iiivpe.i since iit'.ci notary P.swl
ffffi nn Kaiiroaq rrack I bar.
ininmuir, i nt. jan ll eie
ihree feet Oi allow on the ground I , e.
this U'lng the Inaviisl fall nMOfded
iuce IMi.'l Although trains have bei n
delayed, the rul'rmd i still open. Al
tinies ihe storm' Increased to a gale,
inakitiK it difiicuit fort no snow plows
to work The rotary plow is doing
sioeilenl ssrelor, ami it i ibongbl
that ttains can la- kept running.
MiKttlAuKH a M DiMiiti KS
IM of the I inner ami 3t!
tile Filllier
Hie Letter
During tbe rear lvi the county
clerk of Lane county iiucd l.'ili mar
ilage licenses to people of Lane coun'y.
)uri"g tile same htIihI (be circuit
court of Lane county dissolved lb 1
marriage vow in M cases.
funeral oi m,h n jatues
bsiljr Ojaaidi tn i.
Matt) of our readers a ill lemeiiiUr
W 11 ( 'Willi" Jam, , a son of a for
mer rotint" treasurer of Lane county,
who grew to manhoods years iu this
city. The family moved to North.
Yakima, Washington, where Mr
Janus was married. Alurwards be
accc ted a position on (lie Sacramento
lire, which lie still holds Mis wife
died recently leaving the huaoand and
one son. The Yakima Republic of
Dec 'in, has a long account of Ibe
funeral services from which we lake (he
following extract:
"The funeral of the late Mis W il
James incurred on Friday afternoon
last, Iu (he episcopal church the
edifice being crow ded ami many friends
of the deceased being unable to secure
admi.taucc. Tic diri-dma si a-on
was forgotten every while, and sym
pathetic Mends of tlx afflicted families
land lie ir a-ioclitf- of the departed
!onu testillcd by their presence and
their grief to t lie e-teem and love In
' which Mrs .lame was held by all.
"Tbe II lal oAuiDgs were beautiful.
A mugulllceut crceceut of (uberoaea,
' mounted upon a high pedestal, resting
upon the altar buck of the coflln, was
the gift of Tbe P.., . Sacramento, with
wliicli paier (be bereaved husband is
aouiatcd, and wrealha, slara, fesloons,
and great bunches of exquisite blos
soms came also from many friend."
Keai batata Tmuaurtions.
C J Howard and wife to Luel'a
Mann, 1.01 acres In the city ol Kugeiie
$400.
Mrs L U Orson to ( A Campbell, 22 j
acres in t 17 a r 2 w; $1200.
Damon Clover to Virgil Clo er, lots
. and II, bliH'k 3, Coburg; $30.
QUStaV Nottl and w ife lo The Charles
K BpaoldlOg Logging Company, a cor
pnratlon, 160 acres iu t 17 K It 1 Bj
HiiiT.tr.
W W anil Leah Wilson lo Mary
Eddy, east I of lot I, In block 19, ill
Mulligans donation, BngtM, $5(X).
Douglas W Ooolldge and wife lo Mrs
Maty Bddy, eas( nt t, Uook ii), Ku-
gene, Mulligans donation; $100.
J B and M E Davis to O (i Cart
wrlgjit, U acres of laud Iu Tpl7MK
w; 11,800.
Henry Maxwell anil wile lo RoMllM
9 Notlleton, 10 acres iu Tp 17 ti 1(4 w;
$1110.
To lino IWtMtleaitON on v.r.
Mm Gbsssrste aualv CalbarUa lucorna
Ii U C. Q full ti.a,e, Uruuuisi' rcnioo tnuiicy
The Big
;2 !"i Ladles' Mackintoshes ntaitai ,
:ili Ladles1 Wool Macks start at t3 45
M Men's Wool Hults 11.9.1
t:t00 Hoy's Long Paul HuKs f.'I.OO
11,89 Men's Wool Psnta f 1.36
21c Men' and Buys' I nderwrur 2tc
21c
8jo
4o
'.ll!
080
iHO
Men' and Boys' Overahlrt 21c
Meo'sFiM Cotton Booka bl'ck
and Ian 8jc
Men' Heavy Cotton HtM'k
His every day kind 4o
Men's Golf BhlfttJ 11.25 kind 89c
Men' Golf Hliirl $1.' 0 kind 08oi
Men' t nlaundrled Shirt... 'J c
.'ii Men's Wool Cheviot .ver
onals 85.45
-oo Mi us All Wool Kcr.ey
Overcoats .(X)
7 86 Men's All Wool Covert Top
F.E.Duiiii
SBFAT NORTHERN RUMOR
Mi) Com Ii Hi!- Be.ut.fol
nelte Vtllev
WHO in s hum I.,.
Tht Republican Press, if Chiuh,
C.-l. comnienis on the minor that
Jan es J Hill ha in OOUtemplatlon the
lexentlou of die (freat Northern to
I I'oilland. It says that lie "will doubt
"ti les. Iu lime leach out after Ihe trade of
1 tb Wllliilliette valley and Ibe lumber
ngioiiH a Nortnern California.'' it
then go, . nn to say that it is bellsrod
by lbs km wing ones that Mr Hill will
evntnallj eatend hi road to Burska,
i lo re to connect with the California
Northwestern, wblefa win be built
from Cklah northward to that city.
II this prediction ihould ever Ih real
l.ed the OOasi OOUDtlSS DOrth of the
bay would be Immensely bsnsfltted.
it would nllnrd t lit in a line of direct
coiiiniuiiiealioti with the gie ( Fasteru
cities, and llius new markets for Cali
fornia products would be found.
La Urlpne Boo smIbIIi Trrated
"I have just recovered from the
and attack .t lagrlpps this year,"
HHV. Mr luy V I. . ...I..) m ..t
J - .... r, lluil-' .1, II, C
Ltnder, kfeiia, Ti as. "in the latter
case I used ' 'haiuberlain's Cough
Remedy, and I think wltb oonaldom.
hie sucivss, only Is'lllg in la d a little
over two days ngalnsL lea days lor the
former attack. The ssCOtTd attack 1
am SStisflsd would have been equally
as bad a the llrst but for (he use of
(his remedy ss I had to go to bed iu
about six hour after being 'struck'
with It, while In the litsl case 1 was
able to attend to business about two
days before etUUR 'doAVU ' " For sale
by Ostium .t Del. a no.
Moving A Boiler.
V Mcl'arland of this city has
the (KWtraOt of mcviug Hie
large bOlltl Hint w ill bo us d by
the Junction Cily fruit evaporating
company that i engaged iu putting
up a plant to be ready to cure for next
seasons fruit.
The boiler is 30 leel long ami about 7
feel in diame'Sr, The tops of the steam
dome stand about l' feet above (be
bottom 01 (be boiler. The boiler
weigh about lii (mis. It w 111 lie moved
about three blocks from the ear at the
depot to (ne alio of Hie evapoiadng
plant. A frame -will be huili for it to
rest upon aud bOUat moving rollers aud
a plank track will be need by Mr Me
Farland.
Annual Meeting.
batly Uuard )BS -'
The annual meeting ol the First
Christian church of Huh city wus held
on New Yean day. Reports showed
growth in all departments of the work.
Sixty (wo have been added to the
membership during the year, A C
Jennings ami D M McCrady were
elected Kliiers, P Comegys, H J (los
nian, Cbns Kissinger and Harry Ben
tot), Deacons, Mrs Mowers, Deaooness,
W II Hollenbeck, Olerk, T Hen
dricks, J K Harris and L BllyeU Trus
tees. BovsraJ road supervisor pel lUoni in
circulation In Kllgciic.
Stores
Coats 7.86
fl 00 Men's Cspe Coats Plaid
Llued $1 00
11.40 Hoy's Cape Coats Plaid
Lined $1 10
89o Boy's Heavy Shot 89o
98o Men's Heavy K nOSS 98c
83o Women's Heavy Hbix-e 83c
2V Cbikleen's Bboas Wto
11.4". Men's and Hoy' Boot I1.4J
In fact, so niauy good Ihlngl
that titnn ami space (orbid further
detail, If you can .-j.iro a few
moment", we will be (ileaetd to
show you that there is something
in this for you.
F.E.Dunn
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