Ielen Marks Co.
Druggists
Hotel Smeede Bldg.
e
The Quality Store
Quality Store
Christmas Suggestions Look
(Through Our New and
Up-to-Date Store
Gifts in
ionery
jy decorated holly and fancy
jitaining Eaton Hurbut's high-
per and envelopes.. .
X-mas Gifts in
Sundries
Roll-ups for travelers, fitted complete,
an excellent assortment, from
$1.50 to $5.50
Gillette Safety Razors. w. . . . $5.00
Razor Strops . . . . . 50c to; $2.00
Shaving Mugs .... '... ; ... .V . ." '25c
ManicureScissors. . ; . ... . 50c
Pearl-handled Files. . . ."; . .". . . . 75c
Baby Sets 75c
Toilet Sets $3.00
Roger and Gallett's Vera Violette
je our fine line of Imported Perfumes, Toilet Waters
and Toilet Soaps . - -
50c
)0X 75C
jxes with assorted sizes paper
envelopes . $1.00
nted calendars, 25c to $1.00
Playing Cards 50c
Pens $1.00
jmas Seals and Tags
BERT KELSAY GIVEN
: PAROLE SENTENCE
OF THREE YEARS
Creswell Youth, Charged With
Perjury, Will Retain His
i Freedom Linn Trial
i
1 Bert Kelsay, a Creswell youth, who
! pleaded Rullty to the charse of per
! Jury a tew days ago. was given a
' parole sentence to the penitentiary
ot three years by Judtre Hums thin
1 morning. He gave the boy a good
1 lecture and stated that he allowed
him his liberty on the condition that
: he keep out of trouble hereafter. The
Judce stated that If he was found
' Intoxicated at any time, frequented
saloons or was caught in any crime
during the three years ho would go
to the penitentiary to serve out full
time. The hoy went to Portland to
; work, his father. H. S. Kelsay. hav
t ing secured htm a job of driving
1 a team at J5.00 a day.
I. inn iiml Parsons Xot l.nill y.
The trial of Tom Linn, charged
with aelllng liquor, was held today.
. The follow ing jury was chosen: S.
H. Jackson, Jr., Thos. C.rav, I,. M.
I Toiler. E. S. Prlndle, (ieo. Fisher,
iO. W. Brotihnm, A. A. Gibson, K. K.
: Miller, Jas. Humphrey. (1. T. Hay.
and B. F. Goodpasture.
Af'er the evidence was taken the
attorneys for Linn made a motion
that the jury he instructed to return
a verdict of not guilty. The motion
was sustained and the verdict was
accordingly.
The Jury In the case of the state
vs. Zaclt Parsons, accused of selling
liquor on a second count, returned
a verdict of not guilty this after
noon ut one o'clock after lulling
been out several hours.
IIJBEGAOT
HOUBIGAN'S "IDEAL" PERFUME
v HOUBIGAN'S IDEAL TOILET WATER
U HOUBIGAN'S IDEAL TOILET SOAP
We invite you to shop at the new drug store
LOUIS PRATT
RELIGIOUS FANATIC
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Kansas City, Mo., Dew. 10. l.ouls
Pratt, wounded during a Imttle with
the police, died at noon. 1'nltronian
Mullane suffered a relapse during
the night nnd his life is hanging by
n mere thread. Sergeant Patrick
Clark and A. II. Selchrlst ate slight
ly Improved today. James S. Sharp,
leador of the onslaught against the
police, has not been captured.
Pratt's wife now saya she knows
Sharp was a false , prophet.
Policeman Mullape, died at 1
o'clock today, making four deaths
up to this hour.
f - -
DIED :
December 8, 1908,
the 19-months' old
- - -
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Tll
ton. Interment In the Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
hMI.HTS Ti;Ui-.H M1TICK
BIG INCREASE
IN FREIGHT RATES
ON NEW YEAR
Washington. I). C, Dec. 10.
Transcontinental freight tariffs, be
ginning January 1 next, will be an
vanced on all eust bound traffic by
rail and water. The elasa rates on
west bound traffic from the Atlantic
seaboard to Pacific Coast points will
he Increased approximately ten per j
cent.
OIBM- Col.j i2d Frrcd Pnminlaalnn-
er J. W. Bailey, was In the city yesterday.
There will he a special concluve of
Ivniilxie I'niinnatiilcry No. 2 on Friday
eveniiiK. Ifc'in!nr 1 lit, lit 7:30 p. m.
Work In the order of the Ketl Cross.
il oruer vi lite C
S. S. 8PKNCKR.
Ittfconler.
land at Murphey's jacket Store
k want to get into the joyous, enthusiastic frame of mind that Yuletide brings ; if
I to see how much it means to the youngsters and the older ones as well, come to the
(tore and note the happy throngs that are seeking the newest and latet in toys, dolls,
velties, and everything that bring happiness to both the young and the old.
ldkerchiefs
' those beautiful hand-
Just received, six in a
ro alike,
r 75c Box
b have beautiful Initial
llefs for children, ladles
rmcn.
runks,
iupboards,
Jiiffoniers,
Sairs,"
ckers,
Jradles,
Vagons,
r nearly everything. Just
y it w ill do youiu nrt
L
Perfumery
M lllnn tli? olt-fn,.lilniir
r 10cj a tW.e article,
littles,
I 20c
Chocolate
Bon Bons
I 30c tb.
ii1t u ..... i- ......i.
rvt-cl! n every partiru-
Ladies Neckwear Men's Neckwear
A siH-eial nurchaae of an Im- We '-' di-clded to place all silk
!UK1C,' p " , ,.. tie, the latent coloring, lmH-
I11PI1HO Willi IMP HHP Of HOlnt'U ... . . . . ,
SlocrCollar. all the newest mat.- B"d'''- ' the unheard of price
rials, styles and designs. 25C
The 25c value, 10c T"e "'"rk "
This neckwear Is new and ui-t'- HoSiery
This lot of children's stockings,
T. . w hich has been selling at 25c, 2c
nrA rhpetc and 18r. must go to make room for
UU1 VUCOLO ,. hue coining ill January.. This
Hoys' (mil chests containing toy i goea for
tools In several sizes. Prices are 1 g.
very reasonable on these chesl.s. f JSc ,(jr
"" iHiys' heavy rlol stofkings.
Chinaware rWhp Rarlc
Our assortment is large, the d- lOttieS raCK
ail. iM-aiitlful. the quality g'"l- We have just received another
Prices I v- 'rly crjr- lot of tho- .-,c clothe, racks .
thing you want from pom-lain to great llilng for the rnoney,
Dolls, Dolls r: '
Underwear J'iVcr?
Me,.'. Heavy f.c-lincd sanl- 1C 10
1Jir) underwear. CANDY WARRANTED PURE
45c 15c tt).
TSpkysRacket Store
35 EAST NINTH STREET
Tremendous
o
Cut Price
Shoe Sale
$1.95
a Pair
Ladies' Shoes
Several hundred pairs of Ladies' Shoes, all sizes aad widths
Patent Leather, Vici Kid and Gun Metal -genuine Goodyear
welts and hand-turned soles. Fifteen different styles.
THESE SHOES WE SELL
REGULAR AT
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00
OPPORTUNITY OF' A LIFE-TIME. , REMEMBER
ALL SIZES $3.00 TO $5.00 SHOES
AT
$1.95
PER
PAIR
Far below manufacturers' cost
Formerly
The Wells Shoe Store
Corner Willamette and Ninth Street. Eugene
CONGRESSMEN
OFFENDED OVER THC
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Nri I Id In hirchy tflvon Dint thnrtt wilt
hf 11 iih-.'IImk nf tin ll'iunl of Flit !Wh
KiiliM of tln i-lly nf KiiK'tit on Hittur
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ifinvHUHlTiK iho ' i iti cunt at I hi fnre
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Im'lt'tl ihMv'tiiiV'r loth. 190.
Oil V W, HTKVKNH. 1. K V I '
a i-ri;Tio, A. o. v. w.
Kiik-n' IoiIk" N. 1ft, A. '. -. W . will
fliTt iifw .fflitr ftn" Ihv unMiilnir Imtiii
l''l liuy, I Uift-tlltHT II, AlMtl (ilHIltl .!'
tni i r tit it. K. I. H.iliti will lie (M'l'ni'nl,
th'Ti'furt' ull tiiMiih.'i m nt f ui K''ttly r.
l u vmt ci I ttt tut pri'MiMil- unit w I iti havn
votir frlfiidn utU'it'l.
lly nrilor lit inn nin-i; "V.'.rlC IT'.Z.T'..
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WasliliiKton. I). C, I)cr. Hi.
I.oatlem of Hip hmifR and Hi-imlv tih-i
for confcrcnco In Kpt-akcr. I'unnon'H
room thlH afU'rumm lo ronnlder liat
action, If any, should be Inki-u on
rernlnis Hint portion of l-ronlrlciit
ltooM;N"elf iiiiHFUKf wMr-h n.-laUw
to wrret rvlce. Mimihcrii of con
xrpwi consldpr that part of the iue
8au as offunslve. j
SPECIAL SESSION
OF IDAHO S0L0NS;
Holse. Her. 10. The Idaho
preme court today rocommnnded to
(iovernor (iooitliiK that Idaho I-kI-lature
ahould lie called In apodal
aesslon on December 2H lor the pur
pose of reviewing the work of the
rommliwloner on revision of th. Ida-,
ho code. ;
It ia undenitood that Governor,
Good Inn will ait favorably.
CA II II IIF Til A VKH J
We earnemlr il.-lre lo fiir-.i our
lfrliilii ati'l nHM"! who mtt klri-UV
! r-ndr-l al-l Hi'-I "Unfort ut the il.-nth
1 u burlHl 'f 'ir l,-U,vt ii t.uMl.ftnit, f - i
'pillar mill hrotht-r. J. A. ! 'ill I'-UKli.
nnd .. Ill I- "'- Ho'-ttl-KIIV C'.ir,
'itany whl-li i-'iiil -il'litnl rimt-rliil nl'l. 1
Tin- 'pr,.f ukU'H "f mi"'" I'i'ilullfill i
fl. -ri- 1 1 1 1- 'V ai.iie u. i. -1. l.rlr.K- ,
liiv allnt in- J.' J "i l've itfMl mjiit-
Mli.1 AU(MJI M.'-fr.Il'Oir.
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I.KNMS M--';i.llW;il,
I At. VIS M.. I I.Ill.iH.
UfrMiiber l ull. ' 1
a
Just arrived
our stock of
double disc
records,
music on
both sides,
only 65c
BIG TOY STORE
NOW OPEN
Indestructi
ble Cylinder
Records;
best In tone,
Last forever
35c
tt
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tovktt. Ii.,'ilt.
t i-lfar st;fift I
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FOR FAI.K-.N-A fiv.
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Otf'Just Around the Corner
i' i m Ft Ktf'f .W'-t frr-rn WIMmui-"-j
pure wtir .o lei our ni'.n-
ry'T.iK,1'itASDr mi; at markkt. J
Khone Hed lll.
TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, FANCY CHINA
VASES, UMBRELLAS
Everything in the holiday line. Come and see our display.
We will store goods bought for Christmas an make delivery
any time you desira. Do your shoppffig as early as possible and
you will havejhe full advantage of a complete stok. Now we
can r'e you our undivided attention, and have a good force of
clerks to ht'p you make your selections. Remember, the early
shoppers get the pick of all the goods, so you better come early.
513 WillmaLte
Street
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HiLLS GUN STORE
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