Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, December 13, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text( u i er's 3C J S-w. 1 t; I fa 0 Xoias nts U rese See our Dolls at 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 50c, 75c and on up to $3.50. Fine Lead .Soldiers 5c and 10c a box. Greatest linn of i'hoto Albums you ever saw, from 50c up to $6 00. Shaving bets, Manicure Sets, Work Boxes and all the Celluloid Novelties the market affords. Boys' Xmas 1'ocket Knives, the finest you ever saw and at all prices. These knivus are made to cut and they will cut too. ' ' Toys, drums, trains, cows, engines, mules, horses, dogs, cats, geese, ducks, chickens, trunks, cradles, carpet sweepers, stoyuH, tubs, washboards, clowns, surprise boxes, automobiles, mice, rats, alligators, hammers, Hags, chairs, stools, carts, wauons, elephants, balls, spiders, sea devils, paints, transparent slates, houses, celluloid balls, rubber balls, ping pong, table tenuis, beds. The finest selection of Madalion pictures in town and our prices are right. Mandol ins, violins, banjoes, guitars, and strings and the greatest stock of mouth harmonicas in town from 20 cents up to the elegant concert Uohner at 75 cents. Air guns, 22 rillos, accordoons, from $3.00 to $9.00. Nice stock of fancy Oh,ina ware.. A bis; line of iron wagons at $1.00, $1.25, $1.56, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50. The above wagons arw the celebiaied Toledo which have steel geers, and not castiron. Sporting goods. A1L k.in-s ofPame 'ards, dominoes, bagatelle. Our sewing, machines at $10.35, $25.U0, $27.50 and &30.0J are elegant Xnias presents and are of the finest makes. We would be pleased to have you call. BARKER GUN WORKS. 33 E. 9th St., Eugene, Or. i-real ,irr.a tSSimTXTSTTSWI fT""!?"1 MW 3GS2E233i WWW8WiHW ezf,'ws,ww G25S3 Diamond "C sines everything tlint a good laundry soup ought to do. It "hunts" dirt mid finds it. It whitens clothes without injuring them. It stives time which is Rood. It saves labor which is better. It's Rood nftcr it's gone we gjv0 premiums (or tlio wrappers. WAVE MAMONTt "0" WRAPPRRS-TWrnlmm tlirm for all aorta of nm'fill mill nttrnclivo urtlflm. illustrated liimk showing over ilini iwmlmim given lur wmiiin, sunt un mioeat. A postal will bring it. Premium Dept., The Cudahy Packing Co,, So. Onus, Neb. -Established in 1869- It is not too early to select your Christmas things. Some people wait till the last-moment, a bad plan. Tis better to be ahead of the rush, you have more time to make your selections and the prices are no greater now. The articles can be reserved and if to be engraved it will be ready when called lor. The fta Mrs. Laura S. Webb, VPrrsldcnt of Woiuen't Democratic Clubs of Northern Ohio. HE UK AUK JIAXY sickly women bo twoeu tlio acres o( 46 and 6J, but tlicro nro very tow Invalids over 65 and 00 years of ago, Tho chanjjo of lifo coming to a weman near licr forty fourth year, cither mokes hor an Invalid or Rhus her a now leaso on life. Thoso w ho nicot this chniifo In -111 health sel dom livo ten years afterward, whilo a woman who lays asiilo tho active duties of womanhood In health sel dom faMs to livo on in happiness, years after she has passed 00. Tins is tfiily a c.ilioal tiino. Airs. Laura S. 'Webb, of Toledo, Ohio, reciijjuktes tlio ohmigo of life as a dangerous period and sho also lias faith in Wlno of Cardul. Sho writes i A I hsd always on troubled most or lot at the menstrual period, 1 dreaded Jfrs, LdtlM & ll'sia. the change of life which was fast approaching. Vrhile vis iting with a friend t noticed that she was taking your Wine oi Cardul, and she was so enthusiastic about ll that I d.-cidtd to try a bottle. I ex perienced some relief the first month, so I kept on taking it (or three months and now I menstruate with no pain and I shall take It off and on now until 1 have pted the climax. I do not dread It now, as I am sure that your Wine el Cardul will b of great benefit at this time." Wlno of Cnrtlul Is tlio remedy to ro-lnforco a woman against tho shock that oouies with tlio ohango of IKo. It ro-ostablishes honllhy functions after year ol suffering. In doing this it liaa Bared thousands t! suf ferers Just in timo. Do nut wail until suffering Is upon you. Thor ough pniarutiiins should bo mado In advauco. Hej;iu tho Win of Cardul treatment today. stock is too large and varied to particularize, but would like to call your attention to the FACTtbat we have NOW the L AUG EST, most complete and up-to-date stock of , Watches, Chains, Cut Glass, the genuine article, Diamonds, Ebony and Rosewood, Toilet Articles, Umbrellas, Silver Novelties, etc. I hv'''i''vl a. fi HER $ CHRISTMAS 1 PRESENTS . i ....!.a4..,:...j...:..h.aj.a.v..: ). VVvVWVvWTyVYvWIrVWVw IMI3 Evening, Deo. 20. rkie Uourdlug bouc bed rouui. Autora Nellie- Cux, artist; May Lowull, utviiesrupLar. Nellie Thus ur uiy slua visited upou me. Did you ever see such an ugly. Inartistic collar us this orungo thing with tho red freckles? Hay No; unless It Is the purplo tlo In your other band. Hut the blue and the yellow collars nro both pretty. Nellie Neither harmonizes with my blue shirt waist and uiy complexion. Muy How did you happen to receive so many collars? Did you nsk for them? NelliaAsk for thaia? Hardly. 1 usvw wear anything aicspt Uueu vol bus. As 1 sold, tuiwvvu', it la uiy own fault Last yur my aunt sent ma ail expanslr but hideous dollar wulot I Immediately donated to a church rum-mut-'o sale May Then wrote your aunt that It was Just what you wanted. Nellie My conscience would not al low me to do that. I tilled up four pafe'es. however, on the one redeeming feature of that collar. I spoke of the texture of the silk and dwelt on Its wonderful richness. May I should have thought your aunt would have seen through that. Blft-INK IH 0AM8 Afro k n is y s-ax law. M tViLLlAAia. A TCORN LY-AT-LAW Colleotlooa a ipecialtr. Jtlice Ovar Lmw tuntv Bank, UILYtU. ATTOUNEV-AT LAW ( Olhie Over fint National hak. Kuoui, Ouuoi, ATTOKNKYAT-LA W i Ouioe"ODe half blook south ofChrumaa Flock Kuumia, Objoov, K H SKlPWOItm JOHNMHPE8 SKlPWOKI'il & PIPES ATTOKNEY8 AT-LAW . Will practloa in all the Coart'b KuotKiOuaaos. m V e EAST Haunts w THoirraoM oaaa a HaaDi UOMl'duN & HARDY, TJ ATTORNEYS At". OtfioeIa First Natioual Baok frautlo in all tho ouurta, Eoossj, Oaaooa. W. lag. at TltAVIa, Attorney At Law. Offi-ie -Jver Eugsuo Loan & Havlngi bank. Kuifdne. Ore-Kon 1 ISO, B DOEBIS, arrORNEY COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Will prautioe in all the courta of the Second Judicial Diitrict and in the Supreme Couil of the state. Mwmal attention (riven to oolleotions and macKra m prooaie. Olhue t'irat National Bank Bldg. Tliioinft 1. '2 ann ft. Juna M. Uiinaudoa Latin it, Kdmuasou EDMUNSON ft EDMUNSON. J ttorneys-At Law. Practice It all the oourta. Ooilectiona a sued. alty. a0 tli ce Over Loan A Savinica ltauk. EUOKNE. OREGON. to be found anywhere botween Portland and Sacra mento. The t'tylos are right, too quality is riKht and the prices are right. i Not a bad place to have w uicnes, wocks, and Jewelry Repaired. J. S. LUCKEY The Reliable Jeweler. Only 15 Days to Secure Racket Bargains... WINE of A million snlTerinif wumea haw found relief in Wineof r.irdui. Lyon's French Periodica! Drops Btrlctly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DE5IRf.I) ivuuuij. uiv.ic.i Ruunu iciujiDiniivii)-, rice, i, so per bottle. vMlfutUiclUar Iv WILUaais aiM.Ll..o.,n Aiiuu, Olulauo.Ub.ul 5-'Ji-iXtI Forcopldby Linn Drug Co. Hurry Along mid Socuro Kir.st Choice on Hools, Mioph, Clt.tliinj;, Fursi, Jatkets, Skirts, iMiinisliinjr Ootids Piece Goods, n Ail l)ojartintuta. ore e- at We shall dose u( the Racket S:oi on the 25th of I Ve tor it.voicin-. It loio in n nine all goods will be sold Cli'an-Up-I'ricea. ? rieaae remember that on the above t.ate we shall give yuu the lust dtauce to secure bargains at the Racket Store. P. FRANK SON. Open Evening, "HB OUUUT TO SEE YOU SOW." When n tili'l (toea Into raptures over some detail of a (,'own 1 know she does hot like the thins as a whole. Nellie My aunt's education has been neglected, for, she doesn't know tliuL Let me read you her letter: My Dear Child Then" was so much pathos In your nolo of thanks last year 1 could see how you loved inul longed for the beautiful, and I know that 1 am not innliliiB n mistake in sending you one more pretty thing to ro with you all through the year. 1 have told vour east ern cousins how you enjoyed the collar 1 save you last Christmas, and they are Bolns to send you some. We have hired eoor seamstress to make them, so 1 have added nlensnre in mv nu,.. n.A i holding out a -helping hand to two de pesdent women. May line nnist have n sense of hu mor If she calls you dcneudeuL Kim ounht to set" you now. Nellie I'll have to waste 1(1 cents postage In writliic letters of thanl.n and I have already paid 20 cents extra lor postage on the packages. 1 could have treated myself to a good tuaga zlne or a box of chocolates for that amount May-Last year I learned that an aunt was going to give me a year's subscription to a Journal which de votes its pages to telling girls how to treat their employers and how to dress on J.-.U n year. I get all that kind of thing I wish without readinir nlmut It so I took pains to criticise the paper before liernml at the saiuo time ills Played uiy worn gloves Nellie Ami she gave you n pair of gloves? Lucky girl: Mny-I thought she would, but she sent me a housekeeping magazine anil wixite telling me that I ought to learu to cook, as if a business girl has hall a chance. She said that 1 might not Ike the magazine at Mint, but would become attached to It in t i i... ea me detached. Nellie What do you mean? May-I Rd lt m ,.,,, on t(w uolhir. went to the theater and wrmc "untie that I had derive more ,,!,.,. ..um er present than tioiu unv other she had ever sent me. Nelllo-'lot,,! depravity! "'".'-'; only good i, "xcincui. 1 suggest Unit nilsilt presents. NHIIc- HI ,,0 t. i known girl wlm Us lf U Inks she Is ata-ttiiiR , ,.,,,. , HI tell her the collars are !, elnbo ... in, piain clothes. Iit will Jus - "ui certain that slie iiieni. so i will invite thealer for tn.r Vay-Vhaiik you. ,,."r. Af,,,r there is ,,o,i,iu. ,ik ,k , o( tlilm.s.-cuicago News. J. o, Walton s, JNess WALTON 4 NEi8 ttorneys At-Law, Will practice in all the e-inrts In th. state. umw ruuiu ru a Walton bluua, JUjenf, ur, OUIS K. BEAN A 1 TORNK Y-AT-LA W. Office in Loan Saving bank building. Boom . ouuL-iai aktuutiou givou to lauu and rnuunft Kngene, Orogon. MiiOlUAL. jAINU 4 KUYKENDALL, PHYSICIANS AND tJUKGEONS. Offices In Eugene Loan ft. Savings Bank Ilieoiul athiulion to surgery and surgical din tauuaof women. QEOKGli O'B U-BAJl, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Oliice. Eoom ovr Eugene Loan & Savinga Bunk, lioaulouco No aiO url .u. i'.iU siieuoeo to aay or night. a'houe reoideuoe. mmu ii. Olhue, Main 49. ISTEOPATH iC . PU Y8IUIAN jy& HUGH E. PENLANB Successor to Dr Alice Smith. OFFICE 8nit in Seventh street MoClung Uinck, Exauiinations and oou.ultaliuna f.ee. i U B1DULK, DENTIST Offios-On OIIt. street, between J Fifth and traaoae blooa west oi Mii.ne.,u botet J-jEKUEKT LEIGH ASSAYER AND:MKTALLUBG1ST Eookm . oeiooh Beat equipped Assay Tjiboratory in the State, rrempt and rehahle return, guaranteed. Working teata mad, on ore aaiuple. of one lo ntty pouuda to determine the moat tuitab e method of treatment. rpHK PACIFIC MUTUAL LiJTE. Very Latest LlFB .tJiU ACCIDENT POLICIES, .1 al WILLIAMS, Local At, JuKcne, Or TW01VIA te oreuii uT; MM UE !n! "Ml Salt L.k, Denvor, rnaha Chlpag0lnd K Hp.. OoeanBteame,,, SAM l-d.'V" lauiotteanitivi..... .Uli.m... IU, fc Monthly rWMlWu4 "i Kor lull inf.rT" 'ailUIUtHIlfil. dress iiHaresi 0. H v-, or address, "''litti A. L. CPiin South mm SHASTA EOUTE "' ''ITIlSJr. v Eupme Ar Asblaud Ar bncramento Ar Uu t'rwiciwo ir Omlen Ar Denver Ar KaaaM City Ar Chicago Lou Augele .1 r.wju Fort Worth City of Meiioo Houston New Urieaud Washin'il.ia New York ill,. Sffliit, 7sip, 6:15! 725 i 7.4) 1:20 p a 6aM , D 6u0a 4:ixi a p . u 12:13 p a Mi, nan Mill a Mill Mill Ull 11.1 tin Hul Villi Mini 1UI Puiliaaa sna'i'uanitwiit bothtrama, CliaironSmv u.enlo to gdeu ud Si Vm, and ourisl can to Cinca bl Louis, Now Urbaiu mi BahilltfUlU. Couuei'tnijt at 8m Fltv cibou Willi leveial iwiuai) liuea tor Houolillu, Japv, Cluua, PhidiuiniM, OMla! and South America. See Mr L G Adair, agent it Eivsi or auartM W. E. COSIAX HP rotW II TICKETS TO ANl) FR'OM ALL POINTS EAST Via iynwjir SHORT LIN. TO ilness man J'ou sell youi t will you to the Bankers Life Association of Oct Moinu, Iowa, aie iniuranct-Low Ratn Sptcial Futures mat plcait buiy men. Rate cards at First National Bank and Loan and Savings bank. Luck in Thirteen. Wl7 Jn' ''"'"'"Pplrey, of H..oM,n Ar.doa K.lve that vir-ii a norrli le f.ver No'bli.s; ele pr.uM, hrilla. ....-.-i., triiiiip. ii box of h lly "te on his Positively eurw , "tt'ntlon la Mil. Uo tha TtOVKH t.'..U.y ul'"r' 'he"CHlCACO, MIL W Al KKB ST PAtiL ItAIt.ltOAD. onlv perfect trains In the wnrM." will tu.,1 it deirahla w ride en thl Imina when goin to any tsiint In th r-aatern Suta or Canada. They onnnm with all 1 rMniicnntitiMtttAl TW, h.i ieket AgenU nell tlrkita. For further infermstlon, pairphlet ak miT Tletrft Ak n St PiUl DlTlTil, llMJUttW (AND POIKT31KA8TI Tbroueh Palace aud Tosrist .Ski 4 ii.. ...A ut Smoloiis UnsJ1' DAILY TRAINSjFASTTDU ... v.m. uul Wl regaroiDs ucaev , i""-' J.W.PHALON.traH.DlCKAJI1' 122 THIRD STREET. WW Gorvaflis & Easten EAILK0AD. TIME CAKD 0.fl- w .a Nc, for Yaqulna- Train leave. 1vm t'orvaili.. Arrives Yaquiaa.... No. 1 Returning i . vo, Iaa..,, C'crta.iu jjjjFl Arrives Albany No. for Ditnill-J Una AlUny. Arrives Iftr it. No, 4 H'Oi lietrolt- 1!(sr leaves lletn lt sjtf Arrives Aihacv , Tra'n 'rr.1T No enatwnt "I" Xct 'Ii i. l Allrv fisl iH"" " ln.ll. a 'r .,,, st. :ici l,e. htfe H.r;n. Zj t. Forlulth.nnhin.aii"'-" EP-VIN HTON Tl drug. J.W.CASKYt HSBmVK IravPaMArart. General Area PORTLAND, OKtGON.