Daily Eugene Guard
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOlt BALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, No-Main 191.
New Arts Today.
J. V. Kaufluian.
A. V. Peters.
Banquet Cigar.
Hltr.VlTIKM
I)r Lowe, optician, with J H Luokey.
Farmers aro now rjultebusy plowing.
Mud guards 25 cent per pair at C C
MatlooU.
U of O Bouvenlr china will he closed
out at half price at Walta'.
lilcycle supplies of all kinds on band.
C C Matlock.
An elegant line of cigars and tobao
coeejust received at the Barber Shop
cigar atore.
We have a few second-hand wheel,
for nalo cheap, caul) or Installments.
0 U Matlock.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
organs, Repalrlug and polishing,
A court of Forresters was organized
at Albany yesterday with 60 members.
Ladles' and misses' leggings, black,
Jersey knit, full button, II value; now
06o, at Darker Quo Works.
Now Is the time to make the wife
happy with that air tight heater.
Prices very low at F I, Chauibere.'
Look out for entertainment by tbe
Indies of Ht. Mary's Episcopal Guild on
Bt. Valentino evening, February 14.
Tbe"Cheerful Liar Company" which
recently played here, stranded at The
Dalles yesterday. It was a snide allalr.
Bicycles repaired while you wait.
0 0 Matlock.
The first governor of Oregou will par
ticipate In The Old Time tiddler's
CoutHt, Friday, Feb. 2nd. Oet you
tlekels now.
Grant's Pass Courier! The "Cheer
ful Liar" company who played here a
short lime ago, were stranded ill The
Dalles, the uiunagcr eloping with the
loading lady.
Travel Is quite lively on the daylight
overlands, Indicating that the South
ern 1'a.aWo management did a sensible
thing In giving the people tbla In
creased service. .
Darwm Bradley, of Portland, Ore
gon, deputy supreme oouncllorof the
Order of Pernio, la in F.ugeue In tbe
Interests of the order. A lodge was
organized In this city about two months
ago.
Lewis Deunls, Saltui, Iud says:
"Kodol Dyspepsia Cure 11(1 mora good
than anything J ever toon." It digests
what you eat auil can not help but
cure dyspepsia aud atouiach troubles,
Vluount A Go, Corner Drug Store.
Every voter who registers must give
the notion, township and range in
whloh he lives, and those living In an
noorporaled town must give the lot
and block. Study out Just where you
live and then register at ouoe, Unless
registration progresses more rapidly a
great many voters are going to get left.
"I am Indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my health and life, ll
cured me ef lung troublo following
grippe." Thousands owe their Uvea
to the prompt sot Ion of this never fall'
log remedy. It cures, coughs, colds,
croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
and throat and lung troubles. Iu early
use prevents consumption. It Is the
only harmless remedy that gives lm
mediate result. Vlnoent A Co, Cor
ner Drug Store.
Btate of Ohio, Oily of Toledo,
Lucas Couuty,
Frank J. Chunky makes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Chenoy A Co,, doing business In
the oily of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will nay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each aud every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh uukk.
Frank J. Chunky.
Bworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 0th day of Deoe tu
ber, A. l) itm.
r- A. W. OleadoN,
bkai. Notary l'ubllo
'Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally and acta directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Bend for testimonials, free.
F. J. Ciiknky A Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by druggists, 760.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat.
$6.00 docks at $2.60 at Watts'. '
D. M. MoCrady, artistic painter and
paper-banger. Inquire or leave orders
at Preston Hales.
The flrst Fiddler's Contest ever held
In tbe state of Oregon, at the Opera
bouse Frldsy night. Feb. 2nd.
Just received all the lat models of
1900 Rambler aud Ideal bicycles.
C. C. MATI.OOK.
It Is now staled that there will be no
river and harbor bill passed at this
session of congress.
Albany Democrat: While Balem wa,
voting against a tenth grade In be
public school, Eugene was voting a
twelfth grade.
Ost your tickets now at tbe Corner
Drug Store for Tbe Old Time Fiddler's
Contest, Friday, Feb. 2nd. Tickets,
26, 86 and 60 cents.
My bouse Is not for rent, aa my fam
ily will probably remain In Eugene for
year yet.
J. O. Watts.
DeWltt'a Little Early Risers purify
the blood, clean the liver, Invigorate
the system, Famooa little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. Vln
cent A Co, Corner Drug Store.
The new supply of books for tbe
school library arrived from Cbloago
last Friday night, much to the delight
ofpopllaand teachers.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using
Aoker's Dyspepsia Tablets. On little
tablet will give Immediate relief, or
money refunded. Bold in handsome
In bozea at 26 ota. For sale by W L
DeLano.
Just received a full oar load of au
perlor steel ranges and oook stoves
which were bought early. Prioes still
reasonable at F I, Chambers.
No advance as yet at F L Chambers
In prlues on Bain wagons, Racine
buggies, Monitor drills, Dandy dlso
barrows, Oliver walking plows and
Pitta harrows. Now Is the time to
buy before this lot is all sold.
There will be services both afternoon
and evenlniis of this week at the U. P.
churou, a protracted meeting being In
progress, Rev, Maxwell, tbe regular
pastor, Is being assisted by the Rev
McQeo.
Experience la the best teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case
of ooughs, oolds or croup. Bbould il
rail to give immeuiate relief money re
funded. s ou ana ou ots. f or sale by
w Li ueLiano,
Tbe total rainfall for the month end
Ing Wednesday was 4.68 lnohea, about
2.6 Inches below the normal, as re
ported by the Portland weather bureau
offloe. The rainfall during the latter
part of tbe month was very light.
F. B. Tblrkleld, health Inspector of
Chloaga, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
oannot be reoommended too highly. It
cured me of sever dyspepsia." It dl
geata wbbt you eat and cure Indiges
tion, heartburn and all forms of dys
pepsia. Vlnoent A Co, Corner Drug
Store.
The crew of workmen, who have
beeu putting In new supports to the R.
R. bridge aorosa the MoKenzle, flnlih
ed their work Saturday and conse
quently the engine with a "steamboat
whistle" has gone to new Held of
labor.
G. H. Appleton, Justio of tbe peace,
Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DeWitt's
LIU! Early Risers are tbe beat pills
made for oonstlpatlon. We us no
others." Qulokly cures all liver and
bowel troubles. Vlnoent A Co, Corner
Drug Btore.
The town of Philomath pay the
largest rata tax In Benton county
maybe In the state. With 10 mill for
oily purposes, 10 mill speolal levy for
a new school building, and 22.65 mills
for other purposes, the lax rate I 42 66
mills. Four and one-quarter per osnt
taxation will provoke anything else
but smiles from the taxpayers.
Frenoh Tansy Wafers, lb world'i
famous remedy for Irregular and pain
ful periods of ladles; an never falling
and safe. Married iadl' friend
French Tansy Wafera are the only re
liable female remedy In the world; Im
ported from Paris; take nothing else,
but Insist on genuine: In red wraDOera
with orown trade mark. L Franoe
Drug Company, Importer, 806 Turk Bt
Ban Franolsoo. For sale by all drug'
gisia, or sen i in plain wrapper Ulrec
n receipt or a.
It ha been demonstrated repeatedly
In every stale In the Union and In
many foreign oountris that Chamber
lain' Cough Remedy I a certain pre
ventive and our for croup. It baa be
come the nulvaraal remedy for that
disease. M V Fisher, of Liberty, W
Va, only repeat what ha been said
around the glob when be write: ' I
have used Cbamtierlalu'a Cough
Remedy iu my family for several years
and always with perfect success. We
believe that It la not only the beat
cough remedy, but that It Is a sure cure
lororoup. It haa aaved Ihe live of
our children a number of times." This
rented.? Is for sale by W I, Delano.
1899 TAXES-
List of Cities and Districts That
Have Made Special Levies.
SOME HEAVY ORES.
The following la list of tbe cltle i urB8ka
and towns and school districts that
have made special tax levies for 1890,
tbe law requiring tbem to file the same
with tbe olerk on or before February
1, 1910:
OITtsS AND TOWNS.
Mills
Eugene 7j
Cottage Grove 6
Junctloo . 3
Springfield 6
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
District Mills
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Boars the
Signature
All the late processes, such a Carbon,
Vlatlnntype, ltaa Relief, aud Royal
ltromlde we are able to furnish our
patrons.
Celeron Psnels and oval enclosures
In many tint are the newest thin In
ini'Uuls.
rKHSOKAL.
O. P. HoB, of Irvinir, i in Eugei.e.
John P. Jones, of the 3. P. R. K., was
lu Eugene today.
Judge W. C. Hale went to Salem to
day on legal business.
C. L Fltchard went to Salem this
i morning on a bop-buying trip.
Attorney Bkipwortli is homo from a
professional visit to Collage Grove.
I U. Hansen sud family will leave lo-
L,ma far Ihelr old bOllie 111 Ne-
90..
91..
93..
97..
100..
118..
114
124..
127..
180..
187..
141..
167..
169.
161..
103..
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IN EARLY DAYS
An Old Pioneer of '53 Writes
Interestingly.
Wall Paper
III
Alaska uold Fields.
Mrs. Carl Baker aud daughters have
gouo toHoquiam, Wash., to Join Mr.
Baker, who la employed there.
Mrs. A. B. Pence left for ber homeat
Riddle today after a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. m
Shelley.
Miss Stella Learned left today for
Chicago to purchase millinery for the
spring and eu aimer trade. En route
she will visit a brother at Colorado
Springs.
List of Letters
Remtloiuf lu the po"toe at Eugene, Or
Eugene Feb 1 1900.
Chamberlain J J. Dertlng W J.
GoddardSM. HurburtJ.
Jonea J J. Norton Mrs Wm.
Lh Lee 2. Lamond Jas.
A charts ot one cent will be made on all let.
ten Urea oat, eenoni when calling for
letter, will pleue lute when advertised.
H. F. MCCORNACK, V. M.
Lecture by Professor Emory Smith
In all probability Prof. Emory Smith of
Leluid Stanford Jr. University will shortly
deliver a lecture here under tbe auspice of tlx
Academy of Sclenoe of the TJ. O. Due notice
of tke lecture, which will be free, win ue
(iyen In the pipers.
Shoes! Shoes!!
Some genuine good bargains in fine
shoes can be bad by calling at Yoran's
Blioe store during their clearanoefale.
Resumed Practice. The old firm
of PalneA Kuykendall, physicians and
surgeons, was resumed this morning
after a lapse of a little over four years,
The Arm is too well known to need
auy extended notioe from the Guard.
They are first-class in their profession
Their office will remain in the i.bris
man block.
First steamship for Cape Nome and
Cape York will sail from Seattle May
10. This will be a large ship with a
freight oapaoity of 1600 ton and pas
senger accommodations for 200. For
rates and further Information, oall ou
oraddresa R. MoMurprey,
Agent Northern PaolQo, Eugene.
Modern Woodmen.
Regular meetlug of Eugene Camp
No 6837 this evening at Elk' ball 7:80
sharp. Thirty-one candidates for the
degree. All members and visiting
neighbors urged to be present as It is
expeoted some of the victims will be
hard to control. Refreshment will be
served at 11 o'clock.
R. MoMorphky,
Venerable Consul.
Militiamen.
There will be a meeting of the
Eugene Military Club In the Armory
Friday evening, February 2, at 7:80
o'olock. Tbe presence of all militia
men Is desired.
L. H. Johnson, President.
Attention YVooamen.
Regular camp seaslou Feb. 2. Re
freshment served during the evening.
Visiting neighbor welcomed.
P. E. Snodorabs, C. C
I want to let the people who sutler
from rheumatism and sciatica kuow
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a doctor had failed. It is the best
liniment I have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, AlpharetU. Ga. Thousands
have been ourwl of rheumatism by tbls
remedy. One application relieves tbe
pain. For sale by W L DeLano.
FUR 8ALE 60 acres of land 6 miles
southwest of Eugene; two small
houses and barns: 20 sores In cultiva
tion; 4 aorea of good bearing fruit
trees; 14 acres in wheat. For further
particulars Inquire of R F Baker &
Co, .ugene, uregon.
EOH SALE. -One Mason & Hamlin and one
Eatey onran, one Symphone organ for sale at
one-half of original cost. Geo. F. Craw,
Chrirman Block.
FOR SALE OR TRADK. -About 8
tons of carrots, Enquire of Ed.
Howe.
stationery
Russian Vellum,
Venetibn Bond,
Indian Parchment.
Foreign Mail,
Egyptian Wove,
Irish Linen,
Onion Skin,
Tiger Lily,
Royal Court,
Clover Leaf,
Vassar Cream,
Berkshire Bond,
Ivory White.
"BEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
...Linn Drag Go...
Traps, llrlll pitting cirdl. Nons bitter.
"'"tin
20 lbs for $1.00
A GOOD RlCf.
6 lbs for 25 cents
BEST SAVON SOAP.
NEW SHOES
Just Received.
Latest Styles.
Bigger Assortment
Than Ever.
At Old Prices.
AX BILLY.
Our Grand
Annual
Clearance Sale
Still
Continues.
HE IS AT PUERTO RICO.
8tN Joan, Puerto Rico,
Jan. IS, 1900.
Editor Guard.-8 Handaaker,
E-q., who Is one of uiy bestfrleuds aud
former ftllow eoldiers, has kindly fur
nished lue with tbe Guard of Dec. t,
containing ' eitracts" from my letter,
which convinces me that a little early
history of Lane county would not be
uninh-reeling.
KUOBNE AS IT WAS.
The "extracts" make niesay, "Jim
HndillvHton's residence lietweeu the
buieandthe river." That was in
1863. aud In correcting tbls mistake I
would say, that Mr. Huddleston built
bis residence later, and at that
time run a little Btore the best and
moat extensive stock of merchandise
then Id tbe county in a little log
house north of the butte, be at that
time being a single man, aud outside
of his store bouse aud Mr. Skinner's
reBideuce tbe town was "all on paper,"
for the county seat bad just beeu
located there.
THE SURROUNDINGS.
Pryor Blair's resideuce, three-fourtliB
of a mile west of town, must have been
the next nearest dw Uiug. Then there
were scattering settlers near and skirt
lug the river northward. TbeDaviaes,
the Ma'Jpina, tbe Polndexters, the
Peaks, the Woodys etc. But that
ferule plain kuown in those daya as
Graud Prairie, was destitute of lubab
itauts aud covered with long wavlug
grass, while here aud there it was
doited with berdaof long-horned cattle
roauiitig cayuse ponies from the
above settlement until you reached tbe
Long Tom or Fern Ridge.
WEST AND SOUTH.
In the bills and near tbem, west of
town, lived the Mulkeys, tbe Baileys,
tbe LakiiiB, the Crabtrees, tbe R ga
dales aud other promiuent familita of
the early times; while up tbe CoaBl
Fork there were settlements of equal
Importance. But there were none of
more interest than those lu the two
forks. Iaaau Brlggs aud bis bou, Elian,
were engaged in farming and milling
where Sprlugtield now stands. South
west or this, In the upper lurk.i, was
tbe famous Pleasant Hill Betliement
with Ub sturdy, stable citizens, while
on both aides of the McKenzta were
llouriBhlug neighborhoods. It will
therefore be Been at a glance, that Eu
gene was wisely located, and couse-
queuely has become the Ideal city ol
the upper Willamette.
TUB SETLEH3.
There belug neither city nor town In
tbe county (except on paper) therefore
none of that brick-a-brac aud ginger
bread lu either house or dress: for
houses were generally constiucted of
logs, and a clapboard shanty was a
luxury, while a painted bouse was a
landmark not to be found. As for
dress, a pair of brogans, a wool hat,
woolen pants and a hickory or woolen
shirt completed Ihe Bummer toilet
add to this a stake rope, a pair of cloth
or blanket legglns and a pair of high
spurs (roadometers), the gay and festive
young man (bachelor as they were all
called), was ready to call on bis best
girl, or go to church.
GOING TO CHURCH.
It may be a myatery to those who
live in that same part, who now ride
In buggies and carriage?, bow we got
to church without those commodities.
Well, our met tiug-ulace frequently was
a scbooibouse, private residence, grove,
barn or sawmill, and how we went
was just this way: If we did not have
a horse slaked out on tbe grass, we
would walk all Sunday morning and
oover a distance of 10 miles and find
one to ride one-half mile to tho meet
ug, ior tne nuiug had to be done. Or
in case a crowd was to go, we hitched
a yoke of .xen to a lumber wagon that
uaa seen service on tbe plains. Indeed,
the ox team beat a naphtha or a sail
boat, for It never failed to land us at
the right place.
AT CHURCH,
The crude surroundings did not
luterfere with the gravity of tho
audience nor the elonunmn nf i,
preacher, (or they were used to orude
things, and the young aa well aa the
gay donned solemn countenances
underthe-dripplngsof thesanctuary "
even ir they did steer clear of the
"amen corner," where the "veterans
of the Lord" sat, prompting t,e
fervent speaker, aud a great many
'good uieelluga" were held. Yet if a
well-dres-cd man found bis way to
chuch he was a spotted bird, lor the
whole congregation spotted hlta-hl.
was an innovation.
THIS DANCE.
Many were Inclined to the ball and
U.e dance, but what we have said ,n
" "" to the costume, worn ,t
church and the manner ol the con
vey.nce. thereto are an .,... I..0?"
The cotillion w.s the favr,e ..flgu,
and was generally used.
SUOK.VR IMPROVED.
I'hetowugrpw .ln-1- ., .
-ilea greater s.rldelat'er, or'ho
1 'house added , he Kn,u7
u.,r.a,.Ui,HleDt -had
a K,xv courthouse. h,. " ?n
co'l.g.-.sothatln,'. 7", ua .
paper department, ami on account1,;
UOlIlf; SD "in uiiui duiuu ui UH1
of paper in Eugene at
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
live work at a small expense.
6BIFFI EiMWAEE H,
last, It would have been a credit lo auy
new country.
HOSPITALITY.
I have plowed many a sea and
wialliered many a galr; have lived i-.i
In many a city, tow), hamlet uud
neighborhood, hut never did flud a
more genial, wholesouled, o'ever peo.
pie than I met at Eugene aud Lai e
oounty, generally. Individually aud
collectively they were a host of kind
ness, and my happiest days were spent
there.
I suppose that many of the first
settlers like myself have gone to other
places, while the moat part have gone
to their long home.
Now with kindest regards and beat
wishes for tbe future welfare ot the
GUARD, all the old settlers aud the
new as well, I iwn very respectfully,
sincerely and Duly.
I. J. Hughes.
APOSTLES OF ZION
Their Meeting At Frank's Hall Has
Been Cancelled.
Il haB been aunounced that tbe
Mormon apostles now iu Eugene
would bold services nextSuuday even
ing in Frank's hail. This engagement
has oieu summarily cancelled by Perry
Frank, manager of tbe ball, and if the
religion of Brigham Young and would-be-representative
Roberts is to be pros
clyted in this city it will be from some
biber point as a rendezvous. Iu con
versation with a Guard reporter fbday
Mr. Frank stated that he had leased
the hall for guuday night to two men,
but did not kiio al the time they were
advocates of plural connubial blias. Ou
finding out this fact he at once can
celled the engagement ot the hall aud
has returned the money to the men.
they having paid for the ball lu ad
vance.
FIRST CLASS...,
The Hoffman
W O ZEIQLER, HomJ
SUNDAY DINNERS 60c
EUGENE, OREGON.
Unit lii the Future.
Many men of learning devote muoh
time to the study ol tho man of tbe
future. They all agree that be Is to be
very superior to the prtBent genera
uou. meat physical strength is
prophesl' d, but this at least is wiUiln
tbe reach of everybody. HoMeiier'?
Stomach Bitters will bring IhbIiIi and
streugtii to anyone who uses li faith-
mny. n cures constipation, indnres-
dyspepaia, blliousneBS, malaria,
lion,
"' ague, uuu nver ana kidney
troublea. It makes rich red blood,
and with pure blood comes health. It
builds up tbe whole system, putting
vigor into the nerves and blood, firm
nes into tbe muscles and health luto
the bowels. Give It a trial, and see
that a private revenue slump c..vers
the neck f the bottle.
Steamer Eugene. - The steamer
City or Eugene left Portland at 6
o'clock yesterday morning with a
large oargo of freiuht for un.rlvr
points. She arrived at Harrisburg late
this afternoon. Un account of the low
stage of water, she did not attempt to
oome to Eugene this trip. She carried
20 tons of freight for Eugene, and
Agent Robert Brady will seud six
teams to Hamburg in the morning to
bring it here.
t Busbnel
Jersey Bull j.
Z " 1Ver from ",e Eugene
bridge, haaa W..11 i . .? .
. ..v.. juraev UUU tor
sTvlue. lerms reasonable.
HOTEL
EUGEJiE
Hpllenbeck Bros. & Brislcw, hm
Rates $1.00 and $2.00prdi).
Adequate accommo1ntiona for commm
EUGENE, OREGON.
Caj & Henderson, L'ndci tattn
tmbalmers. lop. Wii. and 7ui sit
J. IrV. KAYS FURNITURE GS
EhLKERS and
"The Least Hair
Casts a Shadow'
- ""wu in
-I tlleliole impure,
is the
t i:
f..i
P. . Udder m blood purifiers.
. , ' f ""' brings nmsUnt
' -1 "to fwry household.
fcypep.ia-"ftrIr months mysys.
tins cau-i L. . trup-
S.
ustJ by Import Mood, and pW.
Uited lo benefit. IT.-Z-.
t. 'vjer j-rry nr r, ...
t all for Meeting of Peoples PattrCtil
trill Committer.
The members of the Ijdb Cmi:;
People's Party central eoiimiillw al
hereby called to meet at the torJ
bouse, In Eugeue, Oregon, on Siliril
February 10, 1000, at 1 o'clock Id J
afteruoon, for the purpose of milj
apportionments to l lie county vmri
tioo and aiteinilng to such other ml
ness us may come before (he coiumitl
tee.
The presence of eacli member of ttaj
committee is earnestly nquraled.
By order
A. J. Zumwalt, Cnairmu I
li. H. Patterson, Secretary.
Having a Ureal ruin on t hamberlnii
t ougtl (l ined'.
Manager Martin, of tbe PieiMradml
store, informs ua that be Is bavlojil
great run on Chuuiberlairj'8 Cmm
Remedy. He sells Ave bottle! ol tH
medicine to one of any other kind,
it gives great satisfaction. In ttsj
dsy- of la grippe there Ib nolhlnjIiMf
i hH.iiiieriain's uougn jieuimj
I lie cough, heal up IheBorethroitW
lungs and give relief within I !
short time. The sales are vm
and all who try It are pleased wiM
prompt action. South Chicago DW
Calumet, For sale by W. L.l
Call lor Meeting ol Uolon W
Committee.
Tbe members ol the Union Crt
Committee are hereby called lo
at tbe City Hall in Eugene, 0reg
onto-wit: Saturday, ihe 10th V
February. 1900. at 1 o'clock, p. Bn
consultation coucerniue the con!.
campaign.
M. 8. V allis, HecreUTJ.
A Monster llevil r"'8''
Destroying its victim, i
oonstlpatlon. tub power oi w
derons maladv is felt on orgM
nprvM unH mnnplM and braiD. iw I
nohenllli till overcome. But & I
King's New Life Pills area nff
certain cure. Best In the M?I
stomach, liver, kidneys ano 'J?"' I
uniy 20 ceiite, al i.inu urus .-- .
store.
iiissolutiou Notice.
The partnership heretofore eiWll
between Starr A Aya Is Ibis df l
anlvail .1 V Vtnrr rplirinir. ltieUMl
ness will be continued by Ays l
Debts will be collected by tUW"
ber of the old firm.
Kuuenp. Or.. January 30, IS.
KtaRR rl-
W. R. Hudson,
Wanted.-A home where J1''!
woman of maturity, and wltn I
work for her bimid and atieuu
... , . Pleue
uimeisiiy iit-i, aeiiicsnr..
fy the (irisiileut of the UDiveW'J
once.
. ,..-.-;;.i .
I I ANO LESSONS. -
Voice culture. Miss Marguerite n
For terms, apply lo m"'!" r)0
Dormitory.
J. f. Revrv. T."irnntnn, I'
"I am willing to tKv my
i'"vmei oi iiru,ii"".'- -
Qoifk?
oni'a MllrdTW
the use One Minute Cough Lurr
doctors failed. Il ali-o cured roj
dreo of whooping cough.'
relli vce and cuns coughs, ol
crlpieand throat and iui'lt
,J,ef
(root
- ..vU 4 saw it
Moihori tot
--Uiuc to in. lth Hod y mr-,,,-
( lilldrrn all like It.
II. Vincent 4 Co, Comer Drue