Eugene daily guard., December 18, 1909, Christmas Edition, Image 3

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Airship-ing
The Goo&
Santa
Claiu at tha wbevl mi wll UU yon
Everything Is Going Fast
Get Inside
You wild line us at tha
Shop Early
tag the choicest line of Bath Robes, Fancy Suspenders,
R and Dent's Gloves in all shades,' Smoking Jackets,
roof Hosiery and six different shades, Fancy Leather
and Cutt .3ets, a line or Neckwear unsurpassed, in
bu will nna every thoughtful suggestion for t-Wo
n what to buy, at
The Store For men
We Sail
Sophomore and Benjamin Clothing
FAMOUS H7MN
THAT SUNG ITSELF
Interesting Story. f Dudley
Buck, the Organist, Is
Retold
Ao Interesting storr of bow Dadlsv
j Buck wa laed by the ait tat power j
m ayuiu, aiia procucea mung utua
1 fur It on and only performance.
Is told in Th Westminister tFblla
delphl.) Tb rltr at the Inci
dent U Rv. George B. Spaaldlug
who tu a castor la Hartford. Cudu
in lb early days of Oudley Buck's
career a an organist. In Dr. Spald
ing s church ti uioet noiabl
group ot tinging man and singing
women." and "be was their master.
their very aoul, and our alio." Ta
writer calls this, "an tnstauce of bis
surpassing genius," and writes:
"From my study window i heard
tha organ as Buck was prastl.lne la
the church across the street. 1 want
In for tha purpose l getting his
choice of uiuslg tor a hyuin which
1 wisnea snug on tn next oay at
wmcn tnere was to be the sncramen.
tat service. Ths hymn was set to no
tune In the book. It bad stirred ine
Freutly us I cnuie upon It In my
preparation for the Sunday. I hHiided
It to the organist; 1 watched bis fuce
as be read it otor. Its tremendous
dramatic power seized him and held
him from tbe beginning to the close.
He bad never before met wlti it. Net
many of your readers bav vr sesa
It. It runs thus:
"Darkly rose the guilty morning,
When, the King of Glory scorning,
Kaged the fierce Jerusalem;
See the Christ, bis cross uplifting.
See him stricken, spit on, wearing
- The thorn-plaited diadem.
' Not the crowd whose cry availed blm.
i Nor the hands that rudely nallel hliu
I Slew him on the cursed tree;
! OurB the sin from heaven taut called
him,
I Ours the sin whose burden galled
I him
hi the sad Gethseiimne.
j "F r our sins, of glory emptied.
; He was fasting, lone, and tempted.
; He was slain on Calvary;
I Yet he for his murderers 'pleaded;
Lord, by us that prayer is needed,
j We have pierced, yet trust In thee.
upon the great congregation, filling
them with very terror. The organ It
slf seemed affrighted. And then with
the caij stauia, organ and choir
surgod into one wailing cry of peni
tence, and beseeching, at the sobbiug.
pleading voice of the soprano soared
upward and still apward, breaking
at last as agalust th vry throne of
God. It ever oastor and people wor
shiped. It ever human souls onfesd
and prayd and won rorglv.uess. It
was tha and tb.r. W wr trans
ported and trnflgurd sndr tbe
power of masi which Is eovrlin
when eat of Its sua) It pours limit
into th sottla of ths bo.r.rs.
"Tbsa It la thai Biasl la neither
salens nor art, bst a spirit which Is
th breath of eh Almighty. Thou it
la tkat havn moras down luto ths
sos Is of men and eternity begins.
"I asksd Bask, a others did, for
ths composition ot that rustic. Ho
promised it and triad hard to repro
duce It, but h ester could do It.
was born ot Uod. It was the Spirit
of Uod, and like the wlud, 'We hear
tha vole thereof, but know uot
whenc U omtb or whllbsr it go-
eib.
OU1USTMAS VA8TOKAL
OF HlKIIOt SOAIrlMXU.
Pease and good will at the heart
of Hod's universe; its certain end
and destiny! To see and feel this
against all contrary appearances, to
recognise It In tbe workings of
things as they ere that Is th Joy
And, If We Can't Suit You
You Don't Want a Suit
LIORY
ROBERTS BR.OS
TOGGERY
L fc WILLIAMS,
ponst, railroad
puds, household
goods, cement, lime, crockery or any
thing. Stone foundation and piped
with water for fire protection. Hates
made on car lots. Inquire of Wil
liam Transfer Comjjny. Main Col.
"In our wealth and tribulation,
lly thy precious cross and pulsion,
lly the Mood and nony.
Hy thy glorious resurrection,
lly thy Holy Ghost's, protection,
Make us thine eternally.
"As Buck read on, "nis face Knth
ere-a into a very ainy. The tears
rained down upon the book. Neither
of us spoke for a time; 'There ? no
tune, I said. Tor such a hymn.' 'No.'
he replied, 'but I will have one.' 'And
the choir?' 1 asked. 'They will be all
ready,' fce answered.
"The Sunday morning came. The
holy sacrament was observed. Then I
read the hymn slowly to the conre
nation. The first breat'h of the sreat
orsan under Its masters touch was
like file prelude of an awful tragedy.
and, as the choir caught the hymn
inspired by the full meaning of
I ery word, the whole scene of the
New goods arriving daily at LUCK ' fierce Jerusalem, ani the ad Oeth
BY o- 1 aemane, and tbe cruel Calvary burst
STETSON
AND REGAL
SHOES
or Frasler's real estate office. Blac I
Addition
The Gross
ill surelv interest vou if you want a sightly lot on which to build a home
Sere has been a wonderful sale on these lots during the past year. The prices
beingadvanced every few months and still they sell. The reasons are they
jthe cheapest in Eugene today consideiing sightly location, car seivice, its
'closeness to the University and the very easy terms on which they are sold
Investigate at once. All we want is a chance to show you
Mttmes Are Made In Fruit Raising
Buy one of our 5 or 10 acre tracts in
Ferndale Additfon to Santa Clara
Set it out to choice apples or pears and in a few years be independant
4 miles from Eugene. Best soil, let us tell you how easy it is to own
one of these fine tracts
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Villaniette Valley Land Co.
GKOSS, WELLS & HULL
p WILLAMETTE ST.
THEATRE BLOCK
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LINCOLN SCHOOL NOTES J;
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(By Pupil.)
The school has fitted uu a room
for a Cirary and bss been !nl.lei1
with ninety-eight new lolumen which
are now in sirculatien. Ths board al
so giTe us souis new screens on
whisk will be srrauged exhibits of
drawing freia Tarloss rooms. These
will be arrauged In the ball so that
rlsltors ma; m a sample ot what
tke different rooms sr. doing.
new taat Saskstual season is here.
t'.i. girls of Uuoolu haf orgauisad
two basketball teams, first sud ses-
. Mis K.re I msuager. Tbe
basement baa been fitted up br the
girl fur practlo after two hours
Kuiuia aitepbeuson is captain of lb
first team and Margaret Hitlch of
the second team. First tuaiu, Heluue
ihtl.ano. cuter; Uessi.e linker, for.
ward; Crac Ulugham. 'forward: Km
Stephousou, guard: bjrotliv
Wb.eler, guard. Second team, Irene
Maxwell, corner; Margaret Hetich
forward; UensTlete Dickey, forward;
llattlu Hurkerson. Kuard: Ruth
Jamloson, guard; Martha Tinker
substitute.
Th boys of th four miner trades
have organised un uihlotle club. The
ohjuct of this club 1 to develop and
exercise tbo physical uuture of the
Doys. 1 Boy are- golug to begin work
at ouc.e. 1 lie boys have decided to
use the northwest part of the school
MRS. HUMPHRY WARD.
The lOuiisli novelist, nuiner of "Hub
ert Kl-oiKM'e," "l.iuly Uosc'm I nuuhter,"
'Tenwii-k's t'nreer" and other well
known Kim-lex. in u uieuilier nf the fu
moiiH Aniiild fiiiully nf nut hurs and sd
Jeator. .lie wn.t burn lu lSTil.
of Christmas, for Christ Is Its gift
and final peace its promnle. In all
the year, over all the world, this Is
the Duy of Oood Will. On this dny
and from this day forth the llfo of
Uod and the life of man run In one
blessed channel, (kid In Man and
Man In God; the strife that Is be
neath all strife ceases; the peace that
Is within all peace relKnB. Peace and
Oood Will assert themselves the one
sole law of God's universe. Believe It,
my friend, even If ut this hour you
feel yourself In the depths of tur
moil and 111 will, belluvu It, tha: deep
and Ktill, beneath all noisy surfaces
flows the true current of Chi lstinus
Peace and Good Will.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year is my earnest prayer for
all our clersy ond laity, for friends
without the dlorcse, for our putlcul
workers, In distant and sometimes
discouraged mlsvlons, and to those In
the diocese to whom the matorlnl
side of Christmas may bring but lit
tle. God grant you may one and all
be abundantly blessed and prosiered
In the New Year; and that each
month, as It passes, may find us
growing In grace, more firmly knit
together In the loving bonds of one
family In Christ, more considerate of
each other, and more zealous for the
extension of Christ's kingdom. To
those whose hearts are faint, 1 would
say, off with your blue spectacles,
aod put on those rose colored and en
ter the new year aa optimists full of
fa.ltn In God, yourself, your parish,
your dioces, your fellow man. Tbe
life which Our Lord Jesus Christ
touched became henceforth a sacred
thing. The Incarnation fuuitlfles com
mon life, our common duties, and
every department of human activity
and because It does so It give us
courage and assurance of ultimate
siirwss. You are God's dear child,
Ills Christmas gift to you is Him
self. Take Him to your heart, and
you will find Him your Life, your
Light, your Guardian and your
Friend, and so will you have a really
"Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year." , .
Affectionately, Your Itlehop and
fellow-servants In the Lord,
CHAULKS SC ADDING,
Bishop of Oregon.
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KKW1NO MACIIINK KKKK
The lady holding receipts
for the largest amount of
cash receipts D-cembcr 2 4 at
9 p. ni. will receive a 30 00
sewing machine ABSOLUTE
LY FKEK.
This machine Is fully guar
anteed for ten years. HAVK
your cash coupons. This of
fer starts Friday morning,
December 10.
BEItOKR-IlEAN IIDW. CO.
d23
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Veo'i'" .l 'he lat". Edison
Prumoeraoh Itewrds. botti 2 and 4
minute.
of everything in
( liltie (T) fVitue In M let us h(
..A l. tyt,t f,
We keepur line mmplwte
KTk talking ma-
voll.
Hsm is WaR 33 In an Bads liUfsM
7 Kiduj vA Mint Troubta.
Kidiier tiouMc nrevs urton the mind.
diK'ouru?tauilcciisuui))itiou; Iteauty,
TiKor nu cUt--crlul
&ci oou dtduppair
when the kiducysara
out of order or dw
kidotT trouble bm
bcom o proralest
that it ia nut uiicoo
mun lor a child to b
bora aflictod with
wk kidneys. If Uw
child vhnatM too often, if the mriae ecaldn
tan ImIi, or if, whan th child rmchea on
kg whan it should bo able to control tbo
pauMge, it u yot alCictod with bed-wei-ling,
depend mpoa it, tbe cuode of the diffi
culty u kidney trouble, and the tirsl
tep should be towards the treatment of
thatteiuiportautorgene. This onpleaaant
trouble is due to s iliseiuied condition o
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as moat people suppose.
Women as wall aa men are nude tnuws
able with kiducr and bladder trouble,
and both need the same srreat remedy.
The milttfaud tbe immediate effect of
Swamp-Root issoonrealued. It is sold
by drogKtsts, Q nftT
ccnt and oue-dollar
iiaboltloa. You may
have a sample bottle
uy mail tree, also
pamphlet telling alt
aooui nwamp-Kooc, -, -.-.sr. tir-i
lucludini; many of the thuusauds of testi
monial 1 otters received from sufferers
who found Swamp-Root to be just th
remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmm
ft Co.. Dingbamton, N. Y., be sure and
uteutiou this paper. Don't liuiko auy
diistake, but remember the name, Dr.
Kilmer's Swatnp-Ioot, and the ftttilmis,
ninghamton. N. Y., wn every bottle.
MISS ELEANORA SEARS.
The yimuu ltwinii wimiin wbosti
name Ims ltegi fiMiuretetl with (bat of
llaii'ld Vni'ilerlillt. the only ellgllilf
rnemlier of Ins rainllv. Is known In the
society of Itnuteii ami New York ful
her nilileilc proclhiiies.
grounds for their field work. They
expect to meet tho boys of other
schools In tho latter part ot tho year,
In athletic contests.
Tbe material for tbo sash curtains
was received Inst week and was
promptly distributed amung 'the
grade rooms. This kept tho teachers
and some of the girls busy the lust
few duys plying the needle preparing
the curtains for the windows. They
are about all up now and Rive the
rooms a coxy appearance from the
Inside,
The school has been supplied with
a series of wall maps completely fit
ted, In roller frames. Theso havo
been arruuged upon the wall and aro
brought Into Bervlco.
A globu and some blocks for math
ematical Illustration work were ulso
added to our equipment.
CASHIER GIVES $1000
FOR $10 BY MISTAKE
New York, Dec. 17. George Snng
utor, cashier of the Internal revenue
department's Brooklyn office, bus
Just discovered that In making
chnngo yesterday ho gave out a $ 1 000
hill by mlstako for a lit) bill, lie has
made good tho amount, which is more
than half bis sulnry for a year, but ho
Is still hoping that the man who car
ried off tho U!)0 extra change will
bring it back.
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HAITI OAXlIfDAJtg
We expect our 1910 culen-
0 dars to be ready for dlstrlbu-
tlon among our friends on and
after Tuesday, December SI,
0 We desire tu place on cal.u-
dar In eacb family, and pre-
4 fer to deliver tbem only te
adults.
If you cannot come to the
bank, send us a card request- 4k
Ing that w bold a calendar
4 for you. 4
We do not send any by mall.
KIUST NATIONAL BANK,
Eugene, Orogon.
Alone In Hvr Mill at Midnight
unmindful of dampnesH, drafts,
storms or cold, W. J. Atkins worked
as Night Watchman at Banner
Springs, Ten. Huch cxpositro gave
him a severe cold that settled ou hlr
'tings. At last, ho had to give up
sork. He tried many remedies but
all fulled till be lined Dr. King's New
Discovery. "After using one bottle"
he writer, "1 went buck to work as
well as ever." Hevoro Colds, stubborn
lungs. Hemorrhages, Croup and
Whooping Cough get quick relief and
prompt cure from this glorious medi
cine. KOc and 11.00. Trial Initio
Iree, guarantee by, W. A. Kuyken-dall's.
AITOMOIIILK I.IVKKV.
Automoblli-a to hire at any time of
the day or night. Phone Black " J 3 1 .
8. B. Klnnegan.
To f"wre a fold In due Kay.
Take LAXATIVE DIION?) Quinine
Tablets,
fulls to
Druggists refund money If It
E. W. GUOVK'S slgna
t Is onVach box. tiic.
Your nrtrne on our p'skelbook or1 f
1 ard cn-e In gold 2i ''fy t Luton's, j I-,
The fountain that Is
lends every day can
a'on's hook and art M
making new
be found at
.re. If
fyTO-NIGHT 1
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IlltOWNbVll.l.li
M AKKKT yiOTATlONS
nrownsvllle Warehouse Company,
Brownsville, Oregon, market quota
tions. K O. 11. cars Brownsville, Tan
gent or Tiillinnn.
Wheat (clean) 11.10 per nil.
Wheat (unclean!, 112c per bu.
Wheat chop, $;t:i.00 per ton.
Oat ohop, isa.ho per ton.
Oata (feed), 4 tic per bu. ;
Oats, No. 1 white, 47c per bu. i
Shorts. $32.50 per ton.
Bran, f 2D.50 per ton.
Rolled Barley, 133.00 per ton, now
urocess.
Flour, per bbl, $5.75, Silver Sprny.
Flour, per bbl, G.75, Corvulllu)
Patent. t
Flour, por bbl, $0.00, Olympic.
Hay, cheat and vetch, $16 per ton.
Hay, grain, $16.00.
Mixed curs a specialty.
doo i(J
THE UOYOTK LIMUUU CO.
Is now ahlo to furnish rough and fin
ished lumber to customers at the mill
ten miles west of tbe city on the Kl
mlra roa.
Orders for delivery in town will b
taken aa soon aa roads will permit.
Send In your bills and obtain prices.
Add res
COYOTB LUMBER C.
iOugene, Ore.
j What To Give For Xmas
I That's the Question
Let ut FRAME mothec'i pie-
ture or the family group
A framed picture u always an
acceptable gift
See our mouldings and get
our prices
OVERTON S
l-)SSnalb SI PbMsRsdllM
STINSON & CO.
SANITARY PLUMBERS
Heating;, and
connecting up
range boilers.
Bids on contracting
work cheerfully
given.
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