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Kvi? " t JJtetllej :& Ktt(B. Wild tondiiel the
IS 44 billiard, parlor ,ior-
,y (ptttlr 0I Wen Jfroinem,
'W1k Into custody lilt tbe.nlght
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'i.i . iPO'lf iot. seeping ms jiki m
Iter; niMnleht 11a was cited to: an-
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bear In tha police court today. This 1
afternoon be pleaded guilty d was j
Coed 1 5 end costs, Ibe minimum pen-;
ally. The mtilmum Is 2S and
cot. Mr. Kuthe tat tht he ira
unaware of the eimonce or auch a
provUIon In the new law, Ills placo
always been conducted In a very
(orderly manner, and tho violation of
:th& ordinance wa 1 entirely; unlnten-
uonai. 3
;:';5,;op risers Closing l'. ! , '
" The aeroral "soft drink" parlors
ft-,-1 b are one by one closing up and going
' 0A of business. Tho proprietors real
y i In that they are "up against )t" and
y- 0 most of them have decided to quit
::' .. . business entirely. That will mako
cereral more empty business bouses,
THOUGHT PETE GILBERT
WAS W. J. BRYAN
Former Kugeno Mrorer Mlslnkrii for
the Mnut CommoniT In I'orlbintl
One llnjr Ist Wc'k. 0 ,
In Portland one day last week
P. D. Gilbert, a former Eugcno gro
cer, now a commorclnl travolor, was
mistaken for W. J. Bryan, He was
iu the Imperial Hotel lobby when he
noticed an lmmcnao crowd on the
ontaldo. Not knowing what the at
traction was Mr. Gilbert stepped out
of the., front door to ascertain the
rauso of the gathering. Standing on
the stop slightly abovo the crowd,
: lio gazed over tho sea of faces, his
: profile being prosonted to a greater
portion of the assembly,
i Suddenly some one yelled, , "Hel
lo. Dill!" . ) ",
... -Throe cheers for Bryan',"' came
from another quartor, and a Bhrftl
voice from. acroBs the street-yelled,
Speech,"1 , m ;'
it was then that Mr. Gilbert rcal
Ixed that the crowd thought they
were addrcHaing the great commoner,
lie cast a hasty glance at tho faces
"(turned In his direction, and then
bolted for tho interior of tho hotel,
Tho crowd, discovering Us mlstuko,
quickly, dissolved.,
1 '' THE TUXAH tt'OMIwil
Curej all kidney, bladdor and rhe'i
matlc troubles; sold by all druggist
or two months' treatmout by mail
tor H. Dr. E. W. Hall, 8926 OlWe
street, 8t. Louis, Mo, Bond tor tes
tluioulals, Bold by Hull's Drug Store,
dwtf
" How la Oire Clillblnlns.
"To enjoy freedom from chll
Holnii." vrltes John Komp, East
Ouiiticld, Ma, "I apply Oucklcn'a Ar
nica Salve, Huve ulso used It fori
colt rhuum with excellent results,"
Oonruaiiwd to cure fever uoreii, Inde
trsil nlcvrff, piles, burns, wounds,
jtr3t bltvo Odd etttn dlHcmws., lie
ol V. IwLooo o drug store. ,
! ii;eAvl Ila"'wu3erfBl power goes tor the
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It has tOOriorOir lOumntlnuV'
sun joinis, cms, sprain. anu all
iQIns. Q'uy It, try it tltiu will
always use It. Anylly who hns
used Ballard's Snow Vfalmeut Is a
living proof of vit It does.
Buy a trial bottL 26c, KOc and
(1.00, Sold by LlO Drug Ci
SuOrlbe for The Dally Guard.
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Portland Telegram: There was
standing room only at the Empire,
theatre yesterdny afternoon, but
many took It rather than miss seeing
the well-known aconlo melodrama,
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at that house with the matinee per- j"wllh "A Defender of Freedom," and
formnnce. The production ranks Frances Clnpp second with "A People
high from many standpoints, and it I of Promise." ,
kopt the big audience b usy express-1 There were several numbers on the
Ing Its mirth, Its approval of the , program besides the orations, as fol
good things and Its severe dlsappro- I lows: Piano solo, Miss Wilma Wag-
vol of tho vllllnnous acts of tho two
bnd men In tho east.
Tho sconle features of "Tho Mid-
nlght Flyer" are extraordinary and
the vnrlous scenes brought storms of
approving upplauso from tho hauao
yesterday.
If you want to see a show that
will keep you stirred up every mln -
tito of tho tlmo you aro iu tho then -
tro, aco "Tho Midnight Flyer."
There aro no opportunities for naps
It Is the keenest sort of action
from start to flnlBh. At the Eiicono
'-SiLl?. Tuosduy, January 29. q
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Ulllll MI receive!! a cnuiO -
gram from a London coininlslnn
hoiiBo to which bo consigned a car
load of ltoKtio Hlver Valley Newtons
convcjlng tho pleasing intelligence
that tho entlro carload of 4 M. tier
.....i wiu uiiuro carioau oi s nor
fruit would net Mm 1214 nor box nt
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Medford. When It Is known that this
shipment was not of tho. highest
grado tho price Is phenomenal,
Medford Tribune, . I
Twenty-eight deeds wore fllcd at I
Corvallls this week convovlni lnnd '
around rhllomath to M, n. Rankin. I
Among tho grantors are: J. K. '
Wcathorford, 1 CO acres In two tracts:
B, W, Langdon, 480 acres and UIO
acres, Tho consideration la nominal,
Men crossed thq river on the Ice 1
at Tho Dalles last week - that la. oc-1
caslonaliy. It being hardly safe.
Th price of hair cut ha been
. l" P. :au: l walla.
men, IS cents,
M5e, 50 cents, o
i Mr. W. Jj Bryao was" once. popti
of pf. rsrvln, the muslo teacher),
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bad k blcsMot meetlnl' Id: Fortlaod,
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Tho prescription that allTour fiKids
are taking,
Is llolll.Hter's Itockv il.timtaln'a,
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WILLIAM K. f.VVX IH
q .I'.tt'lFIC'M C'HAMI'IOX
PaelBc
University, Forest Grove,
Or., Jan. 24. Last olght, In the
Brighton chapel occurred the local
, oratorical tryout to choose a repre.
J sentatlve at the state contest
' held at McMlnnvllle March 10.
to 00
! goner; duet, Misses Maud and Katb
oryn Shannon; reading, Professor
!p W Cirr vnr'nl unln Hflac p?thnl
I Moseley. j
I The Judges on composition were
I Professor James Ewlng and Lydell :
J Baker, of Portland, and Rev. Kit-'
I patrlck, of Hlltsboro. On delivery i
i the Judges were Rev. Boyd and Judge
I Hollls, of Forest Grove, and Dr.
, Huzzard, of Portland.
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(Sueclal Corresnondonce?)
i iAn,nti..n i oo tu .,.,
people of our neighborhood spent
i very enjoyable evening at tho home
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Perkins on
1 Thursday. The chief ainuseinonts
wcro skating and parlor games. At
midnight n dainty luncheon was sorv-
cd by tho hostess, nftor which the
j guests departed for their homes,
: nil declaring they had spent tho most
: enjoyable evening of tho Beason.
Hov. Mark Munson, of Itosebprg,
! hold services on Sunday, his regular
; i at the s choolhouso, with a very
lariro attendance.
I Miss Dora Gates, of Crow, visited
Miss Ida Job Saturday and Sunday.
! Tim NWwiirnn Aid si l..iv lm,l nn
1 auction sale hero tho 19th. They
Isold many beautiful nnd useful nrtl-
,i irnit llin Tlhlnir imnil wn n v.irv
!Creat attraction to the vounc folks.
,Th ..ln wn n vorv RnrpPRsr.il one
with Mr. Hanson, of Spencer Creek,
ns nuctlonoor.
Tho Central Literary nnd Debuting
oi. i... .i..- -,.i . i
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ng yri,iny evening at the school
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.iXKWS IT K.MS FIIOM
THK IXVKU SirsiW';
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A letter from Mrs. Stella Ford to'
. rrin,i in rw.n. i.rin-. k. itn .
matlon that her mother. Mrs. James
sinvor intmnw i.Mini i KnHh
Fork, died on December 1 4 loe of
paralysis. When last heard from the
Sloven were livlna at Oold Hill. Oroj
goo, (
m K n.. ni rinn,. 1... k
'appointed a tnlted Blato tommls.
0ner and received bl ommiwlon
.yard.,. As sooa Di eattf
rivet, wblcli will le HWp 0 fit
two, Mi. Sevurv wilt ihbtenr-iT drill
tmiiMci ian liuMneit To tosac
trricur bf rtlc3i
(Ulcnaroor 4tm
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iuta'nr wi.ui vuirj ii fsi . f
Twa.Vtto giv(MniljraliiiKl) ad-
vice tc
lothose wh6sufrer wi"h laaie
kidney trotile." kjs jQ.
back
I IWjiQiishlp. of IleckVvI'enn. I have
'Wied to nn absolute certainty that
iKlectrlc- Hitters will posltlvel Vrnre
; this distressing condition. TlveAlrst
j bottle gave me great relief, and after
I taking a few nioro bottles I was com
(Qetely cureC: so completely cured
I Tn at It becomes a pleasure tojmjm-
mend this rtQit remedy." un
I deifignarantee by W. Q UeLauo,
m&BUaJ &TM.
OKKUU.V t KNTItAI, t'KKW O j
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(Secl8l Correspondence.);
I-owell, Jan. 28. Win. Kelsay is
hauling suppllea for the Oregon Cen- j
tral railroad surveyors that are
-camued at Ilasel Dell und locatina i
on what is called Salmon creek and i
I Salt c reek route t o the Odell lakes,
land says the roads In places are al
I most Impassable and it t akes four
good horses to pull one ton of freight
to its destination.
Sam Btiers, of Middle Fork, has a
position In the Hills BroB.' logging
camp.
The Rush Island school will close
next week until the spring term be
gins. Clarence McBee has his new house
covered at Rush Island and Is now
at work on the Inside and will soon
be ready to move In.
John Cain has bought the farm of
Langey Winfrey, located near the
f Middle Fork svhuolhouse.
I We are having flue weather and
(everybody Is hustling getting ready;
(for spring work.
! " " P""t Io'-"l" "ced to
'have early tomatoes, riant In a box i
and keep in the house until danger !
"f frost pn8t- AIso carIy caubSe-
up tho gnrden, manure
plow good und deep so It will be In
geed shape to plant early.
There aro patches of snow on the
ground- yet, but the ground it not
frozen much, nnd that only In the
coldest spots.
Our ferry Is tied up nnd not fit
to operate nnd tho road by the way
of Fall Creek Is next to Impassable,
so wo are nearly cut off from Eu
gene except by horseback. We need a!
ur"1K 1,a'"y 1,8 " 18 tne onIy way to
i8o,v0 ,no prohlem.
' Mr- uooaman, tho road supcrvleur)
of Mlddlo Fork road dlutrbtt. is at)
work with a crew of men in the vi
cinity of Oourd Kork hill fixing some
ha" l"n,:e8 ,n rma- At on8 1'
Uio rtver bank bas tiimM.-d in end
there will have to be a stroilo umid
for two or three hundred yaul.
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' - A. nnd t'harlotte J. Ccx to Win.
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S"e i lot . block ,3, Cox 8 ad to
Florence. 67.
Gottfried Uraber to Daniel Heck;
acres m sec. 5; tp. s, r. ,3 w.1
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'"" Woodrlng to Daniel Beck;
certain land In see. 6, tp, 22, s, .V. S
w 8i0
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J- . and Emma B. Shumate
K" .
!Jonn M- "ennle; certain land In Val-
te"1Ue- l0i , .......
Jmma N Baltiman to. Martha, ,
King;
T- 4
0 acres- Jn) (sea 'p.1 C19.
130001
w. w. ana unve vy uco? jo Jyitxxe
8alUmatt); Mrtaia ttjoHrJileS 15,??.
rr.)muAriLi i
(frinjj Ms, a, Q)ci Osenso) to if a-
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.USSWe'eP lfl9' H. Tyler, citfnse
W'tT' t Mrob Cn) that the
OSBj) dul appointed exeoutor or the
will ndQr(Str0 una of t
iQale of
saac 11. ts).,v
.Qilecensecl, by
eJieunty, Or- j
the con
art of L
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And nil Jiersons
vlng iJalms
against BaltWestate are hers- to-
ery
luly v
qiilrciT)) present the same duly verl-
lfled ifciil w
vouchers ttbe
undersigned executor ii;v liix ?,roi
ss. . . . a : .. I
(laji piace oi ousness SII v oou-.g
)ie (fc:ity. Ostna, within si
nionth.fro)he 4to of thia n't'oe
HalW this 2Sth d'iv of January.
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GKOnGE A. DKTRY,
Executor of said estate.
Get yourKieals at the theatre cafe.
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fifc Buy SHbes now.
ALWAYS AT THX TOP
PATTYS' BREAD
It pleases the moat fastidious ap
petites, creates s new appetite for
most and affords a wholesome,
nourishing, never-tin d-of food to
everybody who eats it. Cut it,
crumble it, soak it, analyse it, try it
Dl weeK any lest wilt
! convince you of the uniform purity
! n excellence of Patty's bread
Eugene
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The bank habit is easily ai'quired
by starting an account. When
the amount begins to (grow,
you begin to grow with it. You
enjoy the comtort ot feeling
that you are independent
financially sufficient unto your
self abur.dantlygble) to pro
vide for yotirelt and family in
everv emeropnev! tn Vnpt- thp
gfrowing de.inands ol(your busi-
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!A bank caitivatcs and encourages
xnpuy naoits, places you in
touch with successful peopla-and
gives you a (strong financial
standing in the community.
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Eugene Loan
I Savings Bank, o
i Btabushe 1992. Caf itil (n9
b Snrshia SlOO.Odt)
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.Sht drafu ob Chlcaso
SH of Kxchangt on all
(SW ffOISn MS Portland. TB.
:tiacineof daOait. AUco11ciSQ
Ait. All cal!c-U,.Jh
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Ice Pre.
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PWnt. WKe-PresldeeL
Cashier.
stow
Of Eugene, Qeepn.
t, gauu JU,UUU
No(eJ - j
IMncd oo approved security. Interot payed
on bme certihcats fileposIL A gcr,l
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WE AREOEN
EVENIrYCgS
For the public's accommo
Option. Mjw Stock, Fresh
Gr.Qrics. M'rompt deli'Qy,
Hiffhest Cash nr TnJ Pv.
for &untry Produce Gif
Qus a call. U
n Everybody's Store
V q- I West. 8th St,. -,
Phone your wants special Vromp
.:Uvery-Red 1262. 0
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of Shoes
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Fuel Gas 1000 fee o $175
Lighting Gas 1000 ft $2.20
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tures carriecyn stock, (tights at
reasoible rates. Buyan'eiecs
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Pi).re Leaf Lardo5 ItCtean
Uacon, per lb. - --
All Boils and Stews
BrodP Bios.,
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HARDWARE ANDlMPLEMKfJTS
ajCPERT PLUMBING.
4OGOOD WORK AT
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Bgertie1 Theatre fes. SgS S
TBesr3ay rgight, Jan. 39tja
ED. ANDERSON'S
BIG SCENIC
PRODUCTION
TEe Midnight Flyer
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Our' New Gas
Plant will soon
be Completed.
Make application
for gas connection
whichf we make
free of) charge.
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Valfey Co
45 WEST EI6HTH ST,
MAT MARKETS
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Proprietors.
50 pst. Ninfe6Steet
Phone, ft.ed 127IU
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