The Eugene weekly guard., December 08, 1900, Image 4

BARKER MAKES A TALL
Eugene ¡Guard
baturday
Wants You to See His Dolls,
Knives, Air Guos, Albums
and Big Stock of
Xmas Toys.
DECEMBER 8 ;
Ou Tuesday, December 4, the
Portland Oregonian rounded out a
balf century of existence. In com-
minoration of the semi-oentennifal
of its being a fljiecial edition wm is«
sued, giving a complete history of
the paper, its publishers and editors.
Cuts of the old and tbe magnificent
new home of tbe paper are given,
also a fac-simile of tbe hrot number.
It is not too much to say that com­
parisons between the err all one-
story office of 1853 and tbat of tbe
palatial and modern built nine-
story quarter-block structure of
1900, are not more marked than
comparisons of the pioneer four-
p»ge number with tbe well edited,
progressive Oregonian of txlay.
Tbe brains that made the earlier
Oregonian a power in the then
new sta'e still happily direct its
business and editorial destiny.
Since 1860 H L Pittock has been
connected with tbe pa|>er assole, or
part owner, during tbe latter years
attending to tbe duties as pub­
lisher. H W Scott, who well de­
serves the title of the Nestor of
Oregon j »urnalism, has directed
tbe editorial opinions of the Ore­
gonian since 1865, with the ex
ception of the interval between
October 1872 and Apiil 1877. It
i* but a just compliment to Mr
8colt to say that bis political ed­
itorials are keen and incisive, with
broad grasp of public events and
of
generally juet conceptions
1
men
the character of the
public
affairs.
who
control
"While partisan to a certain extent
the editor possesses an indepen­
dence <»f thought that does not de­
ter criticism of parly men and
measure* that are not in consonance
with hie views.
The Oregonian ably stands for
Oregon. It is a credit to the state,
a newspaper of which Oregonians
may well be proud.
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Zion hems.
Wondering
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HALF-CEXl’URY OREGONIAN.
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Come and ae* oar doll* at 3c, 5c, 10c,
15c, 20e,2hc, 30c and up to »3.25. Fine
Pocket Knivee at 5c, 10c, 15e, 2oe, 25c,
30c, 35c, 40c, 60c, SOc, 35c, 70c, 75c,
30c, 900, 96, 81.00, »1.10 and »1.26.
EMI YES THAT CUT.
Gru« O m Mca
Some men «eera to
defy old age. They
walk erect.
Their
eyeware bright. Their
.augh i* hearty. They
are men of to-day—
not men of yetterday
They an- alao men
who have kept
themaelve« in good
physical condition in
tbe past A» we grow
older waste matter
accumulate« in the
aystem.
The body
cannot throw it off without aasi«tance. So,
little by little the machinery of the body is
c.ogged. vitality ia lowered, and enjoyment
of life ceaaca Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery, cannot make old men young,
but it doe« make them strong and healthy.
By removing the waste accumulations, by
increasing tbe blood supply, by strength­
ening the stomach and organs of diges­
tion and nutrition, and thus increasing the
assimilative and nutritive powers, "Golden
Medical Discovery" makes grand old men
- I suffered for aa years with constipation and
indigestion, during which tune I employed sev­
eral physiciaos. lait they could oo* reach my
aae." wntea Mr G. Popplewell, of Eureka
springa, Carroll Co.. Ark. "I felt that there waa
no help for me could oot retain food on my
stomach had vertigo and would fall helpieaa to
the floor
I commenced taking Dr Pierce •
'¿olden Medical Discovery and little • Pellets • I
am now in grnd health for one of my age—te
years. 1 owe it all to Dr Pierce's medsclnea.-
Dr Pierce s Pellets greatly benefit old
men by keeping the bowels ia activity.
could not ride in any railroad
coach provided for passengers on a
train, on an equality with the
white man, but beats the devil
about the bush by compelling tbe
railroads to
provide separate
coaches. Of course no negro will
dare assert his right to ride in tbe
white coaches in Southern states.
It he did tbe passengers would at­
tend to his case.
One nice little boy with rod hair and
a real speckled no** aud big blue eye*
and a dirty face,
with muddy
feet and dirty hand», cut bis duger»
with a knife bought of u», and wbeu
hla Pa aaw tbe red blood ruu over bi»
dirty black bands, be said “tbat is
certainly a good knife to out clear
through all tbat dirt and cut to tbe
blood,” eo be «aid “tbat be gueeeed be
would just keep It for it waa bard to
get a good knife nowadays.” B arker
G un WoRKhsellsgood knives. Kuivee
that wii! cut all kiuda of tblug*. If
you want a good Knife, Bciaeors or
Razor, buy tbe “Big Fool” brand of
Barker Guo Work*.
AU-GUMS AND ALBUMS.
A big stock of tbe beet Air Guns
made, al lb* loweet price* iu the
oountry. Our stock of Photo Albums
1» most uotuplete, ootuprising tbe latest
American creations. Finest Bilk, Plush
and Celluloid covers, with lithographed
and band painted picture* on Iran»-
parent celluloid cover»; tbe bandeooieat
oraatlous of the greatest American
artiste, combining tbe latest «kill in
tbe Printer’« art and tbe modern «kill
of book binding. This combination
of skill and artistic taste ia offered you
in our wonderful line of Albums.
Come in and see them, among them
you may see and bear th* Musical
Albums. Tbe price of tbeee goods runs
from lltolll. Tbsy will make lasting
and beautiful preeent* for Xmas gifts:
BIO DOLL STOCK.
Our Doll* are very life-like and are
dro««ed in the latent creation« of mil •
leer« art. Dressed in «ilk and woraled,
shoes and stockings. Some have curly
hair and some no hair at all;some rosy
cbeska and some big cheeks. We also
bave them jointed aud without joints;
nearly all kind» for all kind» of people
Price» era from 3 cents up to *3.25.
You will bave to eee lho*e life-like
babiee to enjoy tbeir company.
A MULTITUDE OF TOYS.
Dw 2.
fall graiu
West her pleasant aud
looking welt.
Mrs O W Neet 1« vial I lug with her
brother, Asher \'eacb, this week.
W R Parker and wife paid Eugene a
viait last week.
Tbe Thanksgiving entertainment
| given by Eldeu and Mavgie Temple
i man waa pronounced a splendid suoceM
I by all tbe guest«.
Earl Barbre and wife are visiting
with Masou Y Warner’» family on
Fall Creek.
A M Griffin went to Coburg ye*ter-
day.
Mr Wm Whitney, of Juue, went to
Eugene today.
Tboe Hunsaker bought several fat
hogs of Joe Vincent, which he expects
I to make into bacon.
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What's
about that present ? Suppose
you go down this line.
China
Crockery
Olm waro
Fancy ware
Jardinero»
Lampa Ornamente
Sitverware
Buata Figured
Dinner Seta
Flah Seta
Game Seta
Onyx Tablea
Oupa. Saucera
Platea, Salad
Seta, Berry
Seta, Tollet
Seta, Vaaea
Olocka, Stelna
Everything that’a Beam
tlful lor Ohrlatmaa
a
Mens
Suits.
y
About 50 of thpi
We offer you your
choice at a reduction &
of 25 per cent
No one le interfering with hie Utile
10-cent trade, but be hides behind a
stump, (there are too many men who
are willing to act the »tump), ana
shoots hie little blanks that thought­
ful people have learned to size up by
the calibre of the man.
I have authorized the proprietor* of
the Register and G uard to pay the
ram of »10 to anyone that will produce
a case where I failed to make my holi­
day spectacle offer good.
J. O. W att «.
YMCA Program.
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We are having much better sales on our
Ten Per Cent Discount Goods than
anticipated, if you want some of the val­
ues that we are offering during this safe
call and examine some of the following
BOI
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3. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO
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FRIDAY DEC. 7, VILLARD HALL,
Gilbert
Bpe
S. H. FRIENDLI
»a ninth ar. aeTwtzN willamzttx ano
OAK. EUGENE, OREGON-
$2,00 to $3.50
,iA1N
See window display
Grat Amsricaiinportiif Tea Gi.
Hen’s
Heavy
Shoes
your
|8.00 Suits Less 25 per cent, now
$10.00 Suits Less 25 per cent, now
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$12.00 Suits Less 25 percent, now i
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$15.00 Suits Less 25 percent, now |H jj I
Just Like Finding Money.
3 pm. Quiet Hour, conducted by
Mr Fred B Smith, Ini. Secretary,
Chicago.
Commissioners Court.
4 pm. Organization of Convention
and Report« from Association«.
5 pm. Introduction« and Align­
W H Hayden clerk of election I 3 00
Nash Rboder Judge of election . 3 M ment.
A L Vaughan Judge of election . 8 00
FRIDAY EVENING, M E CHURCH.
Wm VanDuyn judge of election I 3 IK.
7:30 pm. Song Service.
E P Coleman judge .of election... 8 IK)
7?46. Ad (Irene: “The Growth aed
H B Murch clerk of election...... 8 08 Development
of the Association.”
Wm Naylor clerk of e’ectien. .... 3 00 Mr C 8 Ward, lot. Sec., of MiDne-
J B Day clerk of election.......... 8 oo spoil».
B H Lyons clerk of election...... 8 00
8:15 p m. Address: “The Spiritual
J L Atkinson judge of election... 3 00 Alm of tbe Association." Mr Fred B
A D Beers judge of election........ 8 00 Smith, of Chicago.
Wm 8 Jones judge of election... 300
Saturday’s program
will appear
W G Macey clerk of electiou...... 8 00 tomorrow. Lack of space prevents the
B K Harris judge of election...... 3 00 publishing of the full program of
G W Kelly judge of election...... 3 00 the convention today.
J W Hollenbeck judge of election 300
W G bar key judge of election... 3 N
To C alifornia . — Norris Hum­
8 CJaoobs clerk of election...... 3 oo phrey and family have gone to Palo
C A Cornell elerk of election...... 8 00 Alto, California, where they will spend
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25 per
cent.
the Matter With the
Doctah?
Dur Prices
The Southern Pacific Co. has Our line ot Toy» will cou»l«t ot tbe
uoveltiee: Tbe awimmiog seal,
just issued and will spread broad­ laieet
tbe flopping gooae, tbe dancing bird,
cast a beautifully executed folder tbe clown, the automobile, the train of
»team engine«, Are engine,-, book
devoted to tbe state of Or®g°o- A cars,
and ladder companies, hose companies,
map of the state, 18x26 inobea, toy spades, boee and rakee, furniture
ten plus, crokouole auu nearly all
covers an entire side of the folder, seta,
kinds of game«, horns, elnglng and
l>ortraying the location of tbe other to|*. muaical windmill«, «and
counties, lakes, rivers, mountains mills,flip flops, and all kinds of furni­
ture, trunks, stoves and other loya
and cities and routes of travel; too numerous to mention. We save
the winter months for the benefit of
while the reverse side is devoted to i you money.
Mrs Humphrey’s health, which has
Good Appointment.
LOTB OF CHRISTMAS FRE8ENT8
been delicate for several months. It
concise descriptions of the resources I
We bare epared neither trouble or
is hoped that the mild climate of the
and productions ot the entire state. expense to select a stock of goals
Duluth, Minn, D«c 5 —Charles A Bauta Clara valley will enable her to
MILITARISM.
whieb
we
thought
would
be
baudsome,
A number of carefully compiled
Towne tonight eon Armed the report recover entirely. In the spring Mr
ornamental and useful to people as
that Goveruor Lind has tendered him and Mrs Humphrey iDtend to return
tables
are
embodied
in
the
deserip-
Xmae
gifts.
If
you
prseeut
a
frleud
Wear« aware that tbe people,
with a gift bought of us you can rest the Mtiatori-hlp, to succeed the late to their borne in Eugene and continue
tive
matter.
As
a
means
ot
adver
­
generally, look upon the cry ot
assured you bave given a gift, tbe best Senator Davis, and said he had ac­
“Militarism” in the United Blates tising Oregon and its attractions th* market affords and one that is up cepted It. He will leave for Washing­ improving their property in the sub­
urbs of the city. Mr Humphrey re­
to dal*. There is pleasure in making
as without substantial foundation, tbie tolder will do much, and will such present« as well as receiving them. ton tomorrow.
cently disposed of his forty-acre prune
and made for political effect. attract considerable of the emigra­ This line of bualnese is a great part of
orchard near IrviDg, and will here­
our study, and we take a pride In being
However figures do not plaie the tion from the older states ot the tbe leaders in thia lina. Other parties
after devote his attention to other in­
terests.
sujbect in the most pleasing light. Union that is making for the Pa­ ofoourse buy n small quantity ot gistd*
and make a balf barted display. They
cifio
coast.
Governor Roosevelt many times
do not buy enough to get the goods, FM8HMERS and FUIEMl DIBECIORS
W ill A ttend the C onvention .—
nor do they bave the room to »bow
during the campaign referred to
Wm Wadhame, the head of the whole-
The wealth of John D Rocke­ them, oonaequently it will pay you
our present army of 100,000 mon feller, principal stockholder of the and »ave you time and annoyance to
aale grocery Arm of Wadhame A Kerr
and asked who in this free country Standard Oil Company, is beyond oome to the Barker Gun Works at first '*He is Wise Who
Co, of Portland, will be in attendance
make yeur »elections. Remember
upon the V M C A convention
would be afraid of an army which the grasp of the mind, Recent and
Talks
Bat
Little.
M
tbe place, it’* on 9th street.
tomorrow, Saturday and Bunday, and
represented only one soldier foi strong advances in the market
BARKER GUN WORKS.
will be called oo to render a number of
This
is
only
a
half
truth.
750 people. Did you ever stop u value of the stock, ascribed to the
solos, he being a singer of considerable
If wise men had held their reputation. Mr Wadhams la a promi­
think that out of 750 people then- reelection President McKinley,
Cold Steel or Death.
are only about 120 men available oarry it to a valuation of 1800,-
tongues, <we should know nent T M C A worker and is on the
for military duty 7 Now then, in­ 000 000. Of this stock Rockefeller “There Is but one small chance to nothing about the circulation committee for the auperviaion of the
crease our army to 250,000, as is owns forty-three per oent. Figure eave your life and that is through BD of the blood. If it were not work of the association in OregoD and
being urged by the military author it out and you will see that his operation,” waa the awful proapecleet for this advertisement you Idoho.
Hies, and in fact is being demanded share of the stock has a valuation before Mrs I B Hunt, of Lime Ridge might never know that Hood's
Daily Guard December 6
Wie, by her doctor after vainly trying
by the offioers in the Philippines of 1344,000,000. Such an amount to cure her of a frightful case of stom­ Sarsaparilla is the greatest
T hx H ide B usiness . —W W Haines,
and we are confronted by tin of money is simply too big to think ach trouble and yellow Jaundice. He medicine in the world to of the Arm of Haines A Bon, tanuera,
went to Roseburg this afteruoou on
alarming specUcie of one man in
didn’t count on the marvelous power purify and enrich your blood,
about.
a hide-buying expedition. In con­
of Electric Bitters to cure Btomaeb aud
every available 50 being forced to
create an appetite, give you versation with a G uard reporter at
Liver troubles, but she beard of It,
Uke up arms.
the depot Mr Haines stated that their
Our sister state of Washington took eeven bottles, was wholly cured, strength and steady nerves.
It is a fact which stands without has a horror in the killing of a man avoided surgeon’s knife, now weighs
Impure Blood— “Mycomplexion^v»» tannery, which is oue of the most
tear of intelligent contradiction that and his wife, shot to death at night mor* and feel* better than ever. Il’s bid. Hood's Sir ipinlU did much good important Industrie* in the city, was
the war department would find in their farm cabin from a window. poeitlvely guaranteed to cure stomach, by purifying my food, ¿hfy shin is non» running steadily all the time and was
dttr.'' nAnrot D. M<. Coy, Watsontown, P a .
behind on orders. Most of thia pro­
considerable difficulty in increasing Strong circumstantial evidence liver and kidney troubles, and Dever
duct goes to Ban Francisco, where a
the army even 25 per cent at the caused the arrest of a young man disappoints. Price 50c, at W L De­
good price is received for it.
prosent. A draft would be a mili­ for the crime. Robbery was the Leno’s drug store.
Never DbappoinT;
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tary neceesity. If the integrity motive, although the murderer sc­
Hoo4’> Pili» cure 11 vr ill«; thw aou lrr1ft1n< aa<
Local Marke«
C yclone H ose Co.—Met in the
of our land, or life aud liberty were oured nothing for hie horrible deed
•uiy cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarta part I hu
city hall last evening to elect three
at stake, a call for volunteers would The arreet and confession of the as­
December 7, 1900.
member* of the board of Are delegatee.
t»e antwered by the thousands, but sassin throw light on a somewhat
Butter—35 to 5Oc per roil
Election reeulted In the choosing of H
Strong Line
under preeent conditions the result similar murder committed in the Wool—lflo
E Owen, Chas Austin and Cbae
Poultry—*3 50 to *4 50 p*» uozen
would be otherwise.
Evans.
The
company
le
in a
same nighborhood, Caatle Rock, Dried prune»—3 to 5jc
It may be that we shall know in Cowlitz county, about a year ago.
flourishing condition, the membership
Flour—75 per seek.
being up to the limit allowed by the
the very near future the dire effect
Gate— 40 cent».
elty
laws.
ot militarism. The request for
Potatoes-HOc. caah per 1U0 lie.
Egga
—
30
cenla.
250,000 men from the managers of
Daj 4 Manderson, Undertakers ani
Wheat— 50 cent*.
the campaign in the Philippines,
Embalmers. Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
Hop*—12 to 13j cetila.
since McKinley’s re-election, comes
, FOR BALE.—One span horse«, weight
in strange contrast with the prom­
25 D ays in J ail .— Justice Winter-
about 1200 pound* each, one set her
the
ise made a few weeks ago that
tn«l*r ibis morning sentenced E.l Body
net* and two w gon*; 5 acre* to rent.
was
DON
’
T
COUGH
rebellion would cease if Bryan
the boy wbo stole a bridle, etc, from
Call on O B Martin, Cartwright
Ulysses Elmaker, to 25 day* in ihe
defeated.
place, one mile weal of city, or ad­
Stop it with Scott’s emulsion county jell. Ha moved to bi* new
dress, Eugene, On-gon.
boarding pl«<* at once.
of cod-livcr oil.
FOR BALE — Borne tboronghbred
A CURIOUS DECISION.
F ob S albob T rade —One douhle
A little coughing is nothing
Cotswold bucks; also some thorough-
barrel shot gun, one 1M4 Wlncbroter
bred Durham calves. A J Crusat),
—
the tickling, that makes you repeating shot gun, both in flne order. '
Th-supreme court of the U tiled
Racket Htoro.
Pleasant Hill, Oreron.
cough
once,
is
some
dust;
not
States, that affirms the political
Uarpeatera are busy with J J He*»’ .
MA1VH TEAM FOR BALE.-A
rights of men without regard to the least harm. You scratch new laundry building on North WII- 1
match team weighing about 2300 lbs
color, has rendered a vry ;>eculiar an itch, and forget it. This lame tie itrseL MrJH«*« today Inform« d
for *ale. Good work horsra, kind
decision on an ap|>eai trout a Ken­ cough is scratching an itch.
a G uard reporter that In all proba­
and gentle. For term« apply to J J
He*«, Eugene. Oregon.
bility he would bave hi» new laundry
tucky oourL
But the cough, that hangs on tn operation by the flr»< of J an nary.
The Kentucky legislature enacted
8H1NGI.ES FOR BALE.—I bave
and comes back, is the sign of
Tbe work on the Interior of the
S*e i* th« «.*• <• s«i«t
a law requiring railroad companies
33.000 A 1 »havvd ceder shingle* for
■ ■« .k.a »alati»» asa tha Bast.
building to be occupied by riommrr-
sale. Write H W Jones, Jasper, for
operating in the stale to provide an itch that hangs on and
vllle A Berger'» aaloon 1« being rushed,
price«, etc.
separate coachea for white and col­ comes back. There is some­ and Mr 8onitu*rvll)e »aye be think«
ored ixaseagers. The raiir -ads ob­ thing that makes that itch.
they will be ready to roov» Into their
PIANO FOR8AI.E.—A aetund band
placo for »ale.
Btetnway esqoero.
jected to liemg put to the additional Inflammation: a germ per­ new l<x«lion by January I.
Inquire at thl« office *r»r particular«
E K Rk Ip worth 1» th* recipient of »
expense and trouble, and broughi haps; it’s alive; like a seed in
handsomely bound vo'nni* of th* pro
suit to teal the constitutionality of
FOR RF.N I.—Fifty acre* of good farm
moist
warm
ground;
it
will
reading* of th*
1900 democratic
the law with the result that the
II Und, no buildings, adjoining the
national eonvvuUou, Kan»** City,
grow if you let it, especially
law was held good.
corporale limita of tbe city ot Eu
from tb* hand» of V A Welsh, oon-
rere. Apt'1 J Meterme and pertica
That supreme court would not in children.
ventloa secretary
It le a 2R5 page
to I L C m ie’l, Grant» «Aire.
book
¿ate h »Id that a colored passer gar I W<1 trd r-'u i Fnlt to tw, * p?« Wkc.
V
To clos<? out
lines oí
*
wrot
porti
betw
and
It
to th
that
Men's Clod
ing-.
Hat’s. M
L
Rubber^
• [-y
Ladies’ Ci
■ I
and Jacki
Men’s Off
Goods, Sb
ers, Men's.
Ladies' Mf
intoshes.
Floor Oil Cloth, Woolen Blau)
Cult
Ii
in
of a
from
Was
Is kt
comi
is bl
of th
qual
priot
pout
Inde
whei
belie
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
AT COST . .
Many lines of our shoes we are closing
out regardless of cost. They are ladies' Com­
posite $3.00 shoes, some of Pingree’s best
Call
and get
make, children’s school shoes.
1
prices.
The Matchless Eldridge “B” and Re­
public Sewing Machines, are selling fast
fevery
, one warranted for ten years. They are
rearing, and run very easy.
One ween-
ball bi
trial given with each machine, then return if
tunit
la boi
Th
and I
bis i
test <
Morl
Morl
Morl
Chai
Chai
not O. K.
P- Frank & Son.
Band Concert.
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Lent
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In tf
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Al
Bins
COUD
Anior.g ths ter < of ll>ou«r*1
have us. <l ( im. ■. rinn'-1
The program for the concert to be I edy for colds at I I« grin-
given by the Fourth Regiment Band Paet few year«. »-!. urkn - r 1
single case I
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has been prepared by Prof Glen apd
Chief Musician Yerington and will be
published In a few day«. The band Tboe. WbltfieM A
r -S
will play some of the best selections avenue. <
'’''J
and a number of soloe will also be Inenf r. '«> dr .. - ■
*
given during theeveninz.
Prof Glen speaking of tin- «st«:
will sing one of his best solos te band Blend ChstuberlalD’s i ougt" P
aseotnnaninient, and Mrs L G Hulin for lagripj-e In many ’■>*** * 1
only gives prompt »no «viip*1
will be heard in one of her plessiDg
, <*»very, but nlso count»™*»»**
•olos, also to band accompaniment.
This concert will be one of tbe best I dency of la gripp- to result1»*
‘
musical events of the winter, and monia.” For sale by
th<we who patronize it, aside from the i I j AN o . drugs'ore
pleasure of the occasion, will be con­
tributing their mite toward the sup- <
port of a worthy organization. The
concert le given for the purpose of
If yoor Lir J c ?*t*f
raising t»inde to apply on »he payment
of the elegnn-set of in-trnments 1 now
by the L.-idfsl. lor»«*’
b-loe used by tbe band. Watch i for
from
__
faj coo to
window cards.
El
Moo
to E
A
Geo
II
year
ragli
•poti
row<
H ue
boot
and
Cha I
Cod
thee
flsld
was
day.
Falling
Dally Guard December A.
T emi erance
M ebting . — Last
evening tb« Young People«’ lemp r-
ance Union of Eugene held an inter­
esting meeting at tbe M E church.
Bev J T Merrill of the United Breth­
ren church, made tbe addre«e of the >
evening. There was a good attendarce
Thl" meeting wa« »be flr«t of a vert««
to be held tbi* winter.
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