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Newspaper Page Textl.r I 1 4 i i 2 ! ' 1 t - rt 1 -V, 1 ' Hi iM.'"ifii;'iiifipi Daily Eugene Guard Monday JAN 22 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOlt SALE AT Julius Goldsmith's Telephone, Mi. Main I IIKKVITIKN Dr Lowe, optician, wltli J H I-uckey. Bicycles repaired while vou wait. C 0 Matlock. The woolen mill at Ashland wan en tirely destroyed by lire Hunday morn ing. Loss, $ou,000; Insurance, $18,500. Jllcycle supplies of all kind" on band. ! V Matlock. Always fresh Hie cigars we keep In In our patent ventilating clar case at the llarlmr Hhop '! Wore. Mud guards 26 onU per pair at 0 0 Matlock. George Flshor lias takun Ills tine poultry to the Hlale show at Albany. We have a few second-hand wheel, for sale cheap, cash or installments. 0 C Matlock. No. 7 wins the sideboard at John LeeCo'e store. This Is the secoDd drawing. Wall paper at cost, and less. F L Chambers. Our wall paper sale Is meeting with groat success. Utlflln Hardware Co. riie shelving Is being moved nut of the old A. V. 1'eters store to the I. K. Peters store on Nlutli street. Dyspepsia can be cured by usiiiii Aokor's Dyspepsia Tablets. One Utile tablet will give immediate relief, oi mouey refunded. Hold In hatidsoim In boxes at 26 ots. For sale by W L DeLano. Just received a full oar load of su perlnr steel range and cook stoves which were bought early. Prices sllll reasonable at F I. Chambers. In 1809 shout IIKX) houses were bull t In Spokane. Nearly 10.1 ranging In cost from I'iOO to $00,WO each, are now under construction there. No advance as yet at F i ChauiUerx In prices nu iislu wagons, Itaoinc buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy disc harrows. Oliver walking plows anil Pitts harrow. Now Is the time to buy before this lot Is all sold DeWllt's Little Early Risers purify the blood, clean the liver, invigorate the system, Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles, VI n cent A Co, Comer Drug Htore. Geo. F, Crocker, vice president ot the H. P. It. 11., and party, passed through here this afternoon eu route from Han Frauolacn to Portland, in his sieclal car. It was one of the finest osrs we ever saw, Lewis Dennis, Hulem, Iud., says: "Kodol DyspepslaCure did more good than anything J ever took." It digests what you eat and cau not help but oure dyspepsia via atnmacli troubles, Vluoeul A Co, Corner Drug Htore. J, U. Wstts has decided to move his optical business to Meattle. He will close out his entire stock uf watolios, clocks and Jewelry at actual ooat. All optical work will be doue at a slight advance above oost of stock until he loaves, F. B. Thlrkleld, health Inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspeisla Curu os n not bo reoommonded too highly. It cured me of sever dyspepsia." It di gest what you oat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all lorin of dys pepsia. Vlnosnt A Co, Coruer Drug Htore. I want to let the people wboaufTVr from rheumatism and sciatica kuow that Cbaiuberlalu'i Palu ltslm relieved ue after a number of other medicines and a doctor bad tailed. It is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgen, Alphtrelta, U. Thousands have beeu ourml of rheumatism by this remedy. One application relieve the pain, rorsaieuy w u lwi.siio I. T. Travis, Ageut Southern R. H., Hellua, Ua,, writes: "I cau not say too much In praise of Ou Minute Cough Cure. It my case It worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy that glvea Immediate results. Cure coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and all throat aud lung troubles. Vlu oent A Co, Corner Drug Htore. Now Is the time to make the wife happy with that air tight heater. Prior very low at F L Chambers.' It baa been demonstrated repeatedly In every state In the Union aud lu many foreign countries that Chamber lain' Cough Remedy Is a certain pre ventive and cure for croup. It baa be come the universal remedy for that disease. M V Fisher, ot l.llwrly, W Va, ouly repeat what has been said around the globe when tie wrkes: ' I have used Chamtierlalu's -Coiuh Itemed y lu my family for severs! years and always with perfect success. W believe that 11 la not only the bust cough remedy, but that It Isaaure cure tor croup. It has saved the lives of our children a number ot times." This remedy Is for sale tiy W L DeLano. A pleasant day. A light fro-t t'Klay. ISertApgarls working In Young'l market again. A' Jewish wedding will occur In Kugeue ueit month. J. K. C'hiuiiMI has sold his truck business In M. H. Hul.bl-. M O Warner tunes pianoa and organs, iiepalrlng and polishing, Si pur cent off on all broken slock patterns of crockery at A. E. Wood's. D. M. McCrady, artlstio painter and paper-hanger. Inijulre or leave orders at Preston A Hales. Most of the gentlemen who were In Portland attending the Masonic fes tivities have returned home. Du unt miss Madame Ruee, D Meek at the First PiesbyUiriau church ou '1 uesday evening Jan 23 at 7:30. The democratic state convention will meet In Portland April 13th. Lane county is entitled to 14 delegates. It Is rumored that C. 8. Jackson, of Pendleton, will stait an evening paper In Portland. It will be Independent in politics. Madam Rule D. Meehe, dramatic muder, Impersonator, ventriloquist. At the First Presbyterian church Tues day evening, 23d inst. ut 7:30 o'clock. Admission, 26 and 36 cents. Experience Is the l)t teacher. Use Acker's English Itumedy lu any case of coughs, colds or croup. Hhould H fall to give Immodlate relief money re funded. 26 ct and 60 els. For sale by w 1j ueijano, Kick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl lea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures consti pation and indigestion, makes you eat. sleep, work aud happy. Hallaction guaranteed or money back. 26 ots and 60 cts. For sale by W L DeLano. Hlze doesn't Indicate quality. Re ware of counterfeit and worthless salve oflored for De Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. DeWltt's Is the only original. An Infallible cure for plies and all skin diseases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store. Portland Telegram, Jan, 20: The oase of Ray Rubb, accused of assault and battery upon an employe of The Telegram, was set for 7:30 last evening, but Uabb did not appear. For this reason the oase was continued and the charge was not dismissed. (I. H, Appleton, Justice of the peace, Clarksburg, N, J., says: "DeWltt's LHtie Early Risers are the beat pills made for constipation. We uke no other." Quickly cures all liver and bowel troubles. Vlnceut A Co, Corner Drug Store. A dangerous silver dollar counterfeit has gone Into circulation In Portland the past few days. The "shy" coin has a good ring and a good oom' plexlou. The test for silver counter felts Is to rub the suspected coin with u Urate of silver, If bane metal, It will turn black, Ashland, Oregon, Record: Win. Faber, the Albany brewer, was lu town Tuesday. He couldn't flild suniclent language lu his vocabulary to even partially express himself and hie opinion of the Aull-Ssloou League. Al Waddle was here yesterday and thought the town looked "dry." For ttis iuformstlon of our fsinsle nailers of the llngls pertuarlan, we would state thft the reason why 1U00 U nr,t a leap year, al though It Is dlviilble by four, is that, so- oortllug to the OretrorlsD s)stsn, on whloh our calendar U based, ttis closing year of a oentury is never a leap year uoleea it Is exacly dlviilble by 400. The next leap year will be2U04, the but having bren lMHi. Albany Democrat: There are people who make a practice of bumming their local papers, hanging around the stores aud getting the ftrai glance at them, Thl was carried so far, at least lu one place, that the paper was ordered dr llvored at the resilience. A olty with out a newspaper would be a poor place to live In, therefore every man should pay his own way. "I am Indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my health aud life. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe." Thousand owe their lives to the prompt action of thl never rail' Ing remedy. It cure', cough, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung trouble. It early use prevent consumption. It is the only harmless remedy that give lm mediate results. Vlnceut A Co, Cor uer Drug Htore. J. O. Watts has relumed from a tilp to Portland and Seattle. Mr. Watts has deckled to ohauge the location of hi optical parlor from thl city lo Seattle and will move about the mid die ol April, having already secured a suite of ofllce rooms in a nicely located business block of that city, Mr. Watts has been In tmlue iti this city for a good many year and has many friends who will wish hi in well in his new location. All the late pmoeswe, such as Carbon, Platlnolype, Has Relief, and ltoyal Ilromld e are able to furnish bur patrons. Celeron Panels and oval enclosures In many tiuta are the uewesl Ibln in iiniuuts. STILL FIGHTING Heavy Battle at Ladysmith Still In Progress BRITISH MAKE SLIOHT ADVANCES Special lo the autrd. London, Jan. 22. Heavy fighting bos occurred before Lsdysmlth Sunday and today, with.nolbing declstvero far reported. H eclal reports are uot be ing sent out at preseut, owing to the strict censorship aud the Information received by the war department Is most meager. It is kui-n that the British are maklug a slight advance agaiost a very bot fire. Huudsy the Boers receded to a -second semi-circle recalling the rute with which the British bad prev'nusly been enticed Into a fatsl I rip. Bryan and Belmont Dine. Hieclti to IheQuarU, Nkw Yokk, Jan. 2 i. William Jen nings Bryan aud the leading demo cratic leaders dined here today with O. P. H. Belmont, in a meeting which I bound to have great political signifi cance. Efforts are being made to har monize various factions and from preseut Indications the eftort will be successful. Piano I.knsons. W Clltlord Nash Voice culture, Miss Marguerite Hansen, For terms, apply to uiuilo rooms In Dormitory. Soap'is Higher- Hut we will sell you 6 lbs best savon soap 4So 20 bar box 7&c 8 2 ' packages high grade smoking tobacco 26c or per lb 26c 1 lb package fancy selected white tigs - lOo 1 lb package beat wash powder IV 1 ran good salmon ic 1 gal Rock candy drop 60c 1 larv'f plug chewing tobacco 26c 1 hea y TV onion over shirt. 60c 1 di line laige bananas lUc Ax Biu-Y. Joel Booth Is Improving. Han Fbanoisco, Jbu, 21 Joel Booth, the uiejloal student, whose skull was fractured here a week ago, Is improving, and hopes are entertained for bis recovery, Mr. Booth's home is in Lebanon, Or. Homeless Children. The Cbildrens Home-Finding So ciety receives homeless dependent ohildieu aud places them by adoption or otherwise in worthy families. For particulars as to committing a child to the Society, or receiving a child into the borne temporarily, or permanently, address Key. H. W. Brayton, Slate Superintendent, San Jose, Calif. When He Would Fight. All of the UghtlnB qualities for which Senator Deveriilge oams to Washington with a con Iderable reputation seem to have entirely din appeared. It may be, though, that he will how them if occasion requires. It is certain now that his whole attitude Is one of pence. A very good story is told and retold hem about one of Bevertdtte'fl friends who went to him and told him that whenever he had any political row to oount on his support. Tho gentleman himself tells the story as follows: "Senator beveriilge's face assumed the most bland and childlike eipnulon when he replied In a yery gentle voice: " 'My dear boy, there is not going to be any row. I won't have any row with anybody. If anybody wants to have a row with me, I will ruu away from him; not only that, but I will run hard. But, ' added the senator, with a glitter ef the eye, ' if anybody uatche up with me there will bo trouble "Indian spoil Press. Hi.ioiiT Injuhy. This morning while running wood Into the engluts at the eleotrlo light power bouse, n large Btlck fell over on the cranium of Superintendent Jas. F. Robiuson, cut ting a gash which needed the service of a doctor to attend to. The stick also struck the arm of H. i miner, bruising It some, Dikd. S. H. Friendly received dispatch today that the mother of D. P. Hall died at 3.30 thismornlng. Mr. Hall, who was summoned to her bed side Friday, arrived there yesterday morning. The many friends of Mr Hall extend deepest sympathy In this nour orsmictlon. 8TABIUHU AKPRAY, Abe Lewl Worsted m An Aliercatlon With M. J. Ainel. A report was brought down fioru Mohawk today, that Mareellua Aniel bait slabbed Alec Lewis quite severely. Indicting three wounds, none of which are necessarily fatal. Upon complaint being made a watraul was sworn out injustice Wlnlertiieier'a court for the arrest of Mr. Aruel, aud Sherlir vviiu ers went up to bring Aroel ('own for examination. Particulars regarding the trouble which led to the subbing oould not be ouuiued from the officer,. HiiIm Ik innnii here about the flair except the mere fsct of its occurreuce. Dr. Cheshire was called to aiiena air Lewi and left this morniug. He has not yet returned. A Kid- Upon Collage Uruve. J. W. Geary Po-I, No. 7, and Rich Mountain Circle, No. 4, L of G. A. K,, made a raid upon Ord Poet, No. 13, G. A. R., Friday evening, January 19 They got a dispatch that we were com ing, aud took the propersteps to receive 'u. We were met at the depot by the city marshal, .accompanied by com rades and ladles, ad escorted to the post room dlreot, where an address of welcome was delivered oy ine com mander of Ord Post, No. 13. responded to by Comrades Burlingame, Chapman and others. Then a council of war a held, and picket guards seut out to pro tect chickens, pigs, etc Early next mornlog an alarm was sounded in the direction of the Grifflu Hardware Store. Colouel Chapman aud Captain Beadle hurried to the scene and were astonished to see Comrade Rowland leaving the store with a big steel range upon ills back (weight 450 poundi-), to be used In camp for cooking pigs, ohlck ens and ham, and was promptly arrested by the above ollleers just In time to save $6 to the post. J-In ally the pickets were called In and the comrades were directed to the I. O. O. F. ball, where they fouud the ladles of the G. A. R. In waiting for the purpose ot organizing a new oircle of -the L. of G. A. R. The officers ot the new Circle, No. 11, were duly elected and installed by Post Department Commander Frank Relsner, assisted by the president and olllctrs of Rich Mouutain Circle, No 4, L. of G. A. R. The new circle will have about 25 names on its charter. We understand there are about sixty thousand Circle members In the Unit ed Stales, aud the good work will be pushed with vigor until all the moth ers, wives, daughters and grand daught jrs of old soldiers are safe with in the Circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic A good time was had, aud all were well pleased with the result of our mid on Cottage Grove. When all was ovei we were escorted to the depot by the newly organized cirole and comrades or Ord Post, bearing Old Glory at the bead of tbe column. There were twenty-one oomrades, their wives and daughters, who took part lu the grand raid. All voted It a success. A Comkadk. Wall Paper III Trie "Squaring of the Circle." For over 2000 years competeut and incompetent minds have stilven to solve the problem knowu as "squaring the olrole." So many Incoireci answers were presented that in the year 1770 a rest lutlnn was adopted by a prominent board not to accent anv more. There is another problem as difficult, and for which people have oeen aeeaing me answer since th. beginning of life, ana this is the prol lem of health how to net it and how to keep It. If you have lost yours tiirougii Degieuioraouseoi tne stomach get Hestelter's Stomach Bitter In stantly. It will restore health, mid keep you healthy. For 60 years It has cured oonstipatlon, indigestion, dys pepsia, fever and ague, malaria. In active liver and Weak kidneys. Shoes! Shoes!! Home genuine good bargains in fine hoes can be had by calllmr at Ynran. hoe store during their clearance sale. Speaker Henderson Favors the Bill. IT WILt SURELY PASS. Sjiecis! to th Guard. Washington, Jan. sj.-npeann Henderson is said to favor the Her- burn-Morgan Nicaratua tana' bill, and Kb passage is predicted at an early date. This is the greatest act of the session for the Pacific coas'. FLOKKNCE .NEWS. Clipped From the West of Janu- aiy l. The rise in the river a few days ego brought down another large lot oi logs fur our lumbermen. The schooner Danielson with 110,000 feet of lumber on b iard is at the Bpru- e Point mill whIIIok for the liar to cahn down before shesalls lor Han Franci'co. The schoouer Bella, hound for Ban Plrn with a enruo of about 200,000 feet rinmiier from the Acme mill, is lying at anchor here waiting an opportunity to put out to sea. Fran k Potterf. of Alpha, Iiub about 800.000 feet of green fir timber aud is arranging to use his engine for putting the logs Into the creek, also to ao boiiic logging for C. A. Potterf, who has about 600,000 feet. This will requires cable about SOd feet in length, Mr. Crow, of Mapleton.had a narrow escape Friday morniug irom a falling tree. The men warned him of the dunger. but he run under the tree. He was considerably bruised and Borne think Ills shoulder blade is broken. PKKSOSAl,. Al Waddle is In the city. Miss Laura Tiltou arrived home to day. C. C. Matlock is lu Portland ou business Wils Oweu was a passenger to Monroe this afternoon. Hon. S. H. Friendly is home from a business trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Logan arrived home today from Portland. Attorney E R. Hklpworth went to Junction City this afternoon. ' Geo. T. Hall, sr, arrived home today from a business trip to Portland. 1 G. W. Griffin arrived home lusi night from a short trip to Portltud. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ankeny returned from Portland yesterday afternoon. Ml sees Minnie and Kate Kelly, ol Junction, are In this city visiting rel atives. Miss Madge Batteo has gone to Port land, where she will probably remain for some time. H. E. Enkeny, after a short visit in this city will leave for his borne lu Jackson county tonight. Mrs. P. Blddle, of Albativ, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Biddle, has returned to her home in Albany. Mra. Frank J. Miller and children returned to her home at Albany thiB afternoon after a pleasant vlslt-with her mother, Mrs. J. G. Gray. "Doc" Lon Cleaver, that prince f good fellows, was in Bumpier Thurs day and Friday. Lou Is making a good success in lils mining operations. Ufllmi'o fliiniilml l.twliKpfintitiMn iTQfiu, - uur tvj' paper department, and on account ? doing so will offer some of tho ti neat loll OI paper i" lauMiu an Startling Prices. If you call early you will find a fine line of designs to select from. The opportu nity of the season for handsome decora tive work at a small expense. GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO Our Grand Annual Clearance Sale Still Continues. "2r Hotel Arrivals. HOTKIj EUGKNR. W C Clark, 8 F John Johnson, Orogoo city A A Martin, Silver Luke (' J Kayser, Elmira O E Nichols, Elmira Clyde Cook, Junction M M Davidson, Chicago Nora Nolaud, Creswell Mrs P C Nolsnd, Creswell iiokkmas IIOUSK. J B Coe, Portland T Weber, HF A Cam, 8 F 8 M Godsrd, Leaburg W J Ball, 8 V J E Blair, Portland Dell 8 Lashler, Portland J D Kaleexe, Chiciigo J A Waddle, Portland Born In Euirene. Oreuon i..-. 21,1900, to the wife of Fred Wit, of munawK, at the residence of Joel Ware, iu,(iiier; weigni 1U pounds. State of Ohio, Clly of Toledo, 1 i'uim luumv. r" FKANK J. CllKNKV lllBkM n.il. he is the senior partuer of the firm of . . v uenej a uo., doing business In the eitv nr T..I..I.. Mre,iVand .bar's. M Zl 7"HtH.cure.ih.v the use ,? ll"L t ATAHM1I f i-m "AL.LS Frank J. Chunky. Sworn In I r.. . .. . ' ,,,, " "mi suovr bed lmy r thistithdsyofCm- ' -N A V I I ' tsry Public Hill's Catarrh Cure is lten "Hy and acts dlreoTlv on and munm. urf ,r ,h. 100,1 Send fwt.t,,.",i.;rp,.,h' F. J.CiiknkyACo ld by druggists, :.. Hall's Family Pills are th, lnU TESTIMONIALS. Mis. Meeke Heading at the Preshy teruiu Cliurcli Tomorrow ( I uenlay) Evenlug- Mre. Meeke held the enthusiastic at tention of ber audience to the very close of it long program. Her enter tainment, iu my opinion, was oue of the most satisfactory and profitable ever given before the Seattle High Sclinil. Edwin Twitmvek, Principal Seattle High School. I believe MrB. Meeke to be Hie bent artist lu her Hue I have heurd on the coast. . R. W Kino, Pastor Baptist Church McMluuvllle, Oregon The entertainment was in good taste, and Mrs. Keeke Bhowed unusual talent a .d culture. Rev. Randall, Pastor First M. E. Church, Seattle. Ilisolutiou Notice. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Horn A Paine nits this day dissolved by mutual consent, C. M. Horu retir ing. B. D. Puiue will collect nil bills due the firm, aud pay all outstanding accounts. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 2'2ud day of Jan. lOuO. C. M. Horn, B. D. Pa ink-. I wleli to thank all those who have been our patrons for mauy years and wish for Mr. Paine u contlmiai.ee of the same. c M. Horn. I wlBh to thank my iriends for their patronage in the past and respectfully solicit a continuance of the same In the future. B. D. Paine Another Siuslaw Mill. FlOniUCd Wfnl. tan IB Frank Saubert left theloth iust by the beach route for Yaijuiua where he will superintend the work of removing "",u u'o mm anu preparing for ship m""i U'B ruaiMiitiery rtcenily pu cuaseu oy w. K. Hauheri. .fr c. t , ... tlieiutentlou ophe llrtu to have the uscmnery brought to Acme aud placed lu position iu their new mill bulldiug ready to commence wiwlngas aoon as possible. The average cut of the mill at Ya- 4u.ua wnich they have purchased w, at)oilt27,00ufeet.adv h.n i.. iou. This, witu Ulo .UV.U11.0 WU1(.U they already have ou band will be sunielent to tear up logs ut a lively th h ,ur,,,a" employment in uu.ur i logguiK fur a goodly vv., iucu. FIRST CLASS..., The Hoffmau WOZEIGLER, PRopfup. SUNDAY DINNERS 50c. EUGENE, OREGON. HOTEL EUGEiJE Hollenbeck Bros. 4 Brislcw, hm Rates $1.00 and S2.00 pordi,, qnato aecommoditions lor coom lluadquartcra lor innu-rs. EUGENE, OREGON. ALL SITTINGS. All stttlllErq or nnloro niiiut l. I March 1st, as we vacate our lireseiu quuiei 1 All bills payable and receivable ,UnM. I StUdiO ; rtUriT r nn'ur...... ' M Superior Fotoarafs I o. T. II. iNO. 15. L. (1. T r . . . Maccatiee i,n lu arv v -"ouuay eve, Juuu- enPn J,'Vurj,,,,en'u8"olilbepies. eut at the meeting. Lillik Uraiu, ft, K, BoKN. Al IU.. I . . . ben, mi.-" 7,' ;'i- . j...iy ,;x at-" yeveu" North Pear, Z. .. ' m- OU "i" secuuu bou. "Waste Not, Want Not butt leaks bring to -want, y luue impurities of the Uoc if not attended y-r-t of health. i c oarsapanlla. is the L' 'Til On1 rn.'fi it.. fve all blood humors "Unties, thereby put- cowm of slcmAch. - .-.cn r.u.s. N. Y. JiCCrf'A SaUafmtif&t Call For County Warrants. Notice is .hereby given that J following warrants will be paid presentation nt my office on antl afi! January 22, 18!)!). Interest ou al will cease January 22, 1809: AIILJ oounty warrants from registered ir.l ber OlnO to 016U, both inclusive, Dated, Engeuu, January 20,1. A S Pa itkrson, County Treasure I Hand-Ball, The game of hi J ball played Saturday nltht at the ll gymnasium between teams from i freshman clas aud liii;li school, n Bulled In a victory for the former bj I score of 19 to 9. I', was well attest and proved an exciiiin; contest. Steamer Kuoknk. The etm Ulty ot Eugene left Portland jester) morniug at 6:30 o'clock for Mils o w ii Li 14 tons of tlir iuli freight, besli way freight. She Is due here totK row afteruoon. The ri uer is at g boating stage. For Infants a::0" Children. The Kind You Have Always Em Bears the Signature of L6f-Jf. J. ft'. KAYS FURNITURE EH3ALKERS and FHBFBjil. W Day & Henderson, UnrJeitalen tmoalmers. Cop. Wi. and lw sis. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. Tuesday, January After the Minnow comss the Wfiad I Riehards & Pringle ...FAMOUS GEORGIA... MINSTREL ISTHODUCG THE WHIRLWINDS OF Trl DESERT I HASSEN BEN ALII TROUPE OF ARAB9 DO PEOPLE 50 An entire Irnif of St ici'il ''nrj. brssa hands: nniunili' enlly i"1'' Solo orclnstra of in inu-'ie ,hih. ..... J I'drAilS . llie HIHIIU .-.:,e i " -jS nrli....u, fnncV "1 dians and dancers; the prveci" WAIT FOR IT. SEt IT. tt0- (HAND 1 EKE i-lIllT ME'1' Sei'n (,-, ,. s; idff.rKtlT-f.. Sstntlsv Jn Ji. hwrit.l , and l.il.