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¡¡¡¿ns Well as Wen Are lad? Oerable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. I COUNCIL iVILL CASA BLAMJA PRIZES AWARDED ONE HUNDRED ACCEPT MORRIS INCIDENT WAS AT SPRINGFIELD EUGENE BOOSTERS BROTHERS' BID CLOSED TODAY AT ALBANY TODAY FARMERS' FAIR " t«v trouble preys upon the mind, & --«andlessens-uibition; beauty, vigor and cheetful A »cron< man i» »tron< all over. No man can be ness soon disappear ■trout who i« »utiennt from weak wtoiuach with its w hen the kidneys are consequent indite»tion, or from » ime other disease out of order or dis of the stomach and its associated organs, which im eased. pair« digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach Kidney trouble has is weak or diseased there is a loss of the nutrition f Nov. 10 - The foreign of- become so prevalent Following is a list of the prizes Bond Company Will Take Eu- contained in food, which is the source of all physical been advised from Berlin Opening of Albany's Depot At awarded at the Grange Institute and that it is not uncom k strength. When a man “ doesu’t feel just right," mon for a child to be Fair at Springfield last Friday and nirnt over the Casa when he doesn't sleep well, has au uncomfortable B tended by Visitors from born afflicted with ncidvt gene's Water Bonds Saturday: feeling in the stomach after eating, is languid, nervous, irritable and despond* The foreign weak kidnevs. If the Miss M Painting First prixe. ent, he is losing the nutrition needed to make strength. I uadorinsteBtoooften if »Je urine scald. Casa Blanca i: Salem. Portland and C. Davis. Second, Miss Elizabeth At Par SucH a ma« »htuld ua* Dr. Pierer* • Go/de« Medical ed the relatiui *3-, u or ]f when the child reaches an McMahon. Thurston Third, Carl Diecovery. if cure» d/seaaes of the stomach and other Germany, pra< Eugene Totten. Thurston ,J< hpn it should t»e able to control the organs of dl^estloa and nutrition. It enriches the blood, signing of tht Hampton Bros.' display of suits **** e it is vet afflicted with bed-wet- invigorates the liver, strengthens the kidneys, nourishes and ladies' clothing, first prixe. f^jMienduponit, thecause of the diffi- From Tuesday'» Dall the nerie^.and t.IKt I H A \ n ^lKf.\uTH TO From Tuesday's Daily Gunrd.) —ly Guard. > Cox 4 Cox's display of ladies' wear B37-» kidnev trouble, and the first The city council m THE WHOLE BODY. Over one hundred Eugene boosters ing apparel, first prixe. *■'* ¿Tiki be towards the treatment of el last evening You can’t afford to accept a tterft nostrum as a substitute for this non le •ft this noqn for Albany to repre important organs. This unpleasant in regular session and considered Paul Bettleheim’s display of alcoholic medicine of inown composition , not e>en though the urgent dealer matters sent the city and Lane County in the of i matches In the various stages of kU iQue to a diseased condition of m*Ors °i Ipss ‘mportance. mav thereby make a little bigger pro til. Ingredients printed on wrapper. rfdnevs and bladder and not to a The ma er < of the bld of Morris Bros, celebration at the IAnn county me manufacture, first prixe. to take ove the waror bond.- was tropolis this afternoon when the H. E Walker, picture framing and 27t as most people suppose. Southern Pacific depot Is dedicated Mission furniture, first prize :• n iS well a» men are made miser- summarized as follows: Morris Bros to the traffic of the central Willam *°“th kidnev and bladder trouble. agree to take o- O. Hemenway. best display of pho over the bonds to the ette Valley C. S. Williams and John tograph work. NOTICE Hili Pl'IlLU vhon o ‘ ihoth nee«i the »»me great remedy. amount of ilOO.OOO at par. the citv SALEM CLEARLY H Hartog headed the boosters, each W. L. Chrysler, first prize for NEWS ITEMS FROM -4 mil 1 and the immediate effect of whFV prlntin8 of the bonds w ith his Lane County badge pinned | home manufactured saddles U S Land Office at Roseburg, Ore realized. It is sold ! which will not cost over »200 The over his heart. Miss O. C, Clark, first prize for MOUND NEIGHBORHOOD gon. September 22, 1908. OUTPLAYED EUGENE bond company will take »60.000 of bv drugg>sts- in fifty- Not only were boosters from Eu- ! candy. Notice la hereby given that Peter the bonds as soon as they can. the r- Bnt and one-dollar expected, but big delegations Apples i—Baldwin, 1st U. G. Mr- Hansen, of Fisher. Oregon, who. on mainder, »100.000. to be delivered iu IN SATURDAY'S GAME gene a;e bottles. You may ( Spivlal Corii-spondenee. ) from Salem. Portland and other Heleny, 2nd J. Beecher. Northern installments of not less than ,15 ooo bve g sample bottle Mound. Nov. 9 Election passed January 14th, 1902, made Home places attended the opening Alto Spy, U. G. McHeleny, second second. J. " -ail fret- also a Dome ot Swamp-Root Morris Bros, agree to take the bond, off nicely with four votes for Taft, stead Entry No. 1 1232, S R 01426, gether over a thousand visitors were B*>ebe. I Spitzenberg. J. Beebe Beebe; ; sec Hof S’W%, JBphlet telling all about Swamp-Root, at par. four for Bryan and eleven for Debs. for W«4of NE>4: E Saturday at Salem the Eugene anticipated at Albany today. ond C. J. Dodd. Ben Davis, 1st U. ^eluding many of the thousands of testi- Roy Bierce mad*' a trip to Crow Section 18. Township 15 South, . he council unanimously agreed to high school met its first football de The following were among those G McHeleny: nd C. J Dodd. King. Range 9 West, Willamette Meridian, jHiia! letters received from sufferers the proposition. feat for the year when its team play attending the excursion: J. Beebe, 1st; Howard Churchill, last week. -rd In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Jessie Hooker passed through here has filed notice of Intention to make I he \\ illamette Valley Company ed that of Salem. The Eugene team Burden & Graham, P L. Camp-| 2nd. Newtown Pippin, J. Beebe. 1st. Final Five Y.-ar Proof, to establish Bmvhamton, N. Y„ be sure and mention addressed a communication to the in the first half was clearly outplay bell. C. S. Williams, L. I. Whitson. | C. J. Dodd. 2nd Rambo. Bellflower, this morning on I i I b wav to Smith claim to the land above described, th-s paper Don't make any mistake, council request'ng a committee irorn ed. the half being played ' wholly in N. L. Fitxhenry, H. W. Thompson, Dandy. J. Beebe; Red Cheeked Pip River. Geo. Sullivan anil family came In before W W. Calkins. U. S Com b-t remember the name, Swamp-Root. the council meet with representatives Eugene's territory. Once or t w ice E O. Potter. D. E Yorn.. J. M Wil pin, C. J. ~ Dodd Delaware Red. J. missioner. at Eugene. Oregon, on the [«• Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ail of the company to arrange the final the Eugene boys seemed to rally, liams. M. Svarerud. W. T. Gordon. G. Beebe. 1st: C. .1 Dodd. 2nd. R J. on the stage Saturday from Panther Sth day of December, 1908. ¿re»s, Binghamton, N. details for the taking over of th** wa but not once in this half did they W Griffin, E E Chambers, Chas. H Greening, C .1. Dodd, Louver, Beebe, to visit relatives and friends. Claimant names as witnesses: Lewis Mackintosh came down the Elsworth Prlndel, of Fisher, Oregon; ter plant by* the city. On motion It have an opportunity to see ore. The Fisher. T. H. H Garrett. Hollenbeck 1st; Dodd. 2nd. Grimes’ Golden Wilkins. Russet t, Red June. Roxberry Russet, river from Lorane yesterday and Is Wesley G Bowers, of Fisher, Oregon; w'as ordered that the council meet in local team lacked the snap > and vim Real Estate Co., F. W session Wednesday evening for the which they have shown in i previous Frank Jenkins Cockerline .<• Wether- Dodd, 1st; Beebe, 1 2nd. Wine Sap. stopping with Geo Prisiott now Win. M. Summers, of FlBher, Ore Miss Bessie Meats' school is pro gon; Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher. M. Miller. I H. Beebe, 1st;, Wagner and Wahl- purpose set forth. The report of ga tnes. Their attacks would seem ble, A. C. Dlxon, G. M grossing nicely She has only si-ven Display. Beebe, Hammond. Joseph brlge, Dodd. , txt. Cuirman Gilbert, of th«* atreet com to melt ti s they hit their opponent's Bingham, P. K. Hammond Oregon. box scholars. Swearlnger. W . F. Osburn, G eo. Wall. 1st. lest Fruit Asoclatlon, mittee, with recommendations for im line. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Peabody are provements was accepted. Chairman In the second half, however, the D. A Paine. F '. B. Harlow, ’ T. H. El- Spltzenberg. Fruit Asoclatlon. Register. farming the Pears Winter Neills, U. G. Me- living at Panther now lusher, of itie fire and water commit Eugene boy» seemed to rally and lis, E. .1 McClanahan, C. S. Frank. NOTICE for IH Bi ll 'AT1ON De John Hooker place. B. < J. Beebe, F. L. Cham-. Heleny, 1st; Beebe, 2nd. tee, submitted a report covering the once they worked, by successive end A. J. Gillette. John Hooker has bought fifty condition of the reservoirs. The re runs by Preston and Bailey, to the bers, 1 R. 3. Bryson, W. A. Kuyken-' Aryon. Dodd. 1st; McHeleny, 2nd All acres of H B. Baldwin's ranch I IT. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore ' A. Wintermeir, M H. llar- Fall Butter. Dodd. 1st. port of Street Commissioner Turner five-yard line. Here they lost the bull dall, C. he needs now is a cook. gon, September 22, 1908. Quince—Dodd. 1st. was embodied in the Fisher report on yardage, and Salem immediately low, J. O Holt. O. B. Bennett, Dr. w hut Th* 1 Layne boys' dogs started Notice Is hereby given that Jay Concord Grapes- -M C Davis. and stated that new water pipe had punted out of danger. This was the W. L. Chi'shire. John H. Hartog. S. laut the boys thought was a bear R. Melvin, of Fisher, Oregon, who, English Walnuts W. T. Pattison. been laid at an expense of ,112.38. only time Salem's goal was endan H. Friendly, Judge Chrisman. Jack night about midnight. Th*' boys got on March 5, 1907, made Homestead Filberts Geo A. Dorris. Rodman, J. W. Zimmerman, J. E. Receipts of the city water service for gered. up and went to them well armed, but Entry No. 1 4346-01 429, for SW % Idaho Pear Dodd, 1st. Throughout the game Eugene'B Heaton, Jos. Fellman, O. H. Reich- the months of July, August. Septem Best box Baldwins. Northern Spy, found that they had bayed a large of SE«4; S>4 of SW>4; Section 13, W. J. Gibson, E. Dodge. W. A. ber and October showed a total of punting was exceptionally good. Sa man, NW S of NW »4. Section 24, Towu- lem worked the forward pass to ad Bell, J. L. Page, F. J. Hard. L. E. Newton Pippin and Ben Davis, 1st, skunk »6983.05. G. W Layne Is clearing ground for •hlp 15 SoiLh, Rango 10 West, Wil Bean, Drew Griffin, Flugene Gun Co., Henry Wylie. The commiitee on street lights vantage several times. Eugene, as a G. D. Linn, F. J. Berger, F. E. Duun, lamette Meridian, has filed notice Those winning prizes iu needle a new hayfield next year. recommended that lights be placed at whole, lost by that play. There were C. W. Hay les, George Hall. Jr., R. work. lace and W. 1>. Johnson went to Eugene of intention to make Final Five Year embroidery are: the following Btreet intersections: several raw decisions on the part of W. Newland, F. W. ■t. to establish elalin to th. Locen, Al Hamp Mesdatnes Hendricks, Bussell, Gor- this week. 1 Sixth and Blair streets, Fifteenth and the referee, but as a whole th" game ton. , E. J. Crow, Romeo Gilbert. M sle. Miss Kirkland, Are what Hansen s Jay Johnson was at Mound last above described, before W. W. Cal Davis. Clark, Salem's star Willame te. Seventeenth and Villard was especially clean. kin», U. S. Commissioner, at Eugene, 1. Duryea. Darwin Bristow, F. M De Peery. Wadsworth. Kestly, Earhart, night after hlx mall. store offers to the people avenue. Twelfth and Lincoln, Twelfth was Parsons, who repeatedly made Neffe, Andy Heitzman, F. W. Os Arnold. Kvtehum, Russel), Nadancu Clair Hinkson passed through here Oregon, on the 9th day of December, yardage by end run». Krelger played and Mill, otewart avenue and Park of Eugene and Lane coun burn, Free Thomas, Geo. K Munro», and Miss Roberta last week on his way home from Eu- 1908. atreet, College Hill; Fourteenth and as consistent a game as any one for Military Band, (15), B. K. Jenkins Claimant names as witnesses: l*afe Moore with a pumpkin, C. gene. He took a load of freight ty. The MICHAELS, Onyx avenue. Thirteenth and Hilyard, Eugene. The field was soft and slip Elsworth Prlndel, of Fisher, Oregon; J. Dodd, ditto, Z. T Kintzley with from Mound to Eliulra yesterday, pery. Fifteenth and Mill, Thirteenth and STERN & CO. line is fa his summer squash, all got a ribbon The squatters on the railroad land Peter Hensen, of Fisher, Oregon; It was admitted by Salem that POPE CELEBRATES Columbia avenue. Twelfth and Oak. C. O. lien captured a ribbon with his In this vicinity are living on It with William M Summers, of Fisher, Ore students on Eugene had more of her mous for style and quality. Ninth and Lawrence. Fourteenth and gon; Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, sunflower. W. C. Nysert got bls tur good faith. Alder. Mr. Fisher moved that the the field than their own school. The FIFTY YEARS OF nip decorated by a string of blue Charles Gold, our stag»' driver, Oregon. Prices reasonable all the the result Eugene rooters showed one light, that on Fourteenth and Al- BENJAMIN L. EDDY. Phettyplace and Davis contested for who swore-off sometime ago. Is back time. Register. der, be installed and objected to the of their training and yelled consist ACTIVE WORK first on corn, the latter, however, In th« business again Glory In his ently. Salem's yelling was done al adoption of the recommendation un went happily home displaying a red grit for the spring seat. If you buy a suit from most wholly by the girls, and showed Notice lor 1 ‘ ubllcalion account of many of the lights being ribbon pinned to hlx ea,rs. Mr» Timber cruisers In these parta no training whatever. After the us you know you are get unnecessary. past Rome, Noov. 9 The pope today Ketchum, who has had fifty years’ have been scarce during the game Eugene's rooters showed them department of the Interior. Councilman Williams objected, as ting full value for the mon received the members of the Sacred experience in baking bread—Just month, due to Taft’s election. I xup- selves grand losers by forming a big United States Land Office at her golden wedding had did also Mr. Fisher, on the grounds celebrated p< >se. College, who congratulated him upon Roseburg, Or.. Aug 21. 1908, that the city was incurring too much serpentine, marching down the main the fiftieth anniversary of his enter the laurel bestowed upon her lovely ey at all times.. Come and Mr and Mrs H D. Johnson spent Notice is hereby given that Mrx. indebtedness. On final vote the re street and giving their own and Sa Ing the priesthood. The holy father loaf, made front the Snow Ball flour, Sunday and Monday on Wolf creek see for yourself. Belinda J. Meredith, of Eugene. Ore port was adopted and the lights or lem's yells. The behavior of the Eu was presented with the sum of . ........ 1 grown and _ gristed right here, by the with their sister, Mrs. Lewis. way. Mrs. ~~ W. F. Cline, with her Roy Bierce casts a lungful took gon. who on Aug. 21. 1908, made ap- dered installed. A supplemental rec gene students while In Salem created in gold. We carry a complete beautiful Jelly got the bit of blur toward Independence once In awhl'e. pllcatlon under the timber and atone ommendation on street lighting was favorable comment. After the game a reception fitted line of furnishing goods ribbon butter yet the Judges could The voters of road district No. 66 a<-ta, No. 0901, for S Mi of NWV« and read as follows: find no butter better than that from have voted a special tax for much N >4 of SWH, Section 24. Tomnahlp "We, your committee on street to the limited time Eugene had in BUILDING PERMITS that cannot be excelled in the evening was tendered to the vis 18, south, Range 7 W., Willamette the cow that eat the corn that was needed repair work. lighting, beg to report that it is nec the city, and our prices fed to It by the Granger maid that Hunting on the river has been Meridian, has filed notice of Intention SO FAR THIS WEEK essary to make changes in order to itors. The Salem students tried to show live» in the county of Lane, The very good the past two months, but to make final proof, to establish perfect the Bystem of lighting as their guests a good time. The row will be found lower than claim to the land above described, butter got the ribbon fishing Is very poor. adopted by the city, and would rec dyism shown at one time was only The following building permits before W W. Calkins, II. 8. Com many of our competitors Various minor prizes were also ommend that the light at the corner on the part of a few Salem toughs wvre issued by Building Inspector missioner. at his offli'H at Eugens, awarded that are not Included In th 1» of West Seventh and Monroe streets and very much regretted by th« stu McFarland yesterday and today: can afford to sell for. We Oregon, on th» 13th day of Novem list. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION be moved one block east to the corner dents as a whole. W. H. Elliott, 5-rooru cottage at ber. 1908. own our own store and of West Seventh and Madison streets. Owing to a misunderstanding as to the corner of Woodcock avenue and Claimant names as wltaesse* Wil U 8 Land Office at Roseburg, Ore "We would further recommend that where to get on their own cars about Twentieth street. In the Gross addi have no rent to pay and liam D. Neeley, of Eugene. Oregon; gon, June 23, 1908. the light now at the corner of Tenth twenty of th" Eugene rooters were tion, to cost »1000. are content with small Notice 1» hereby given that Judith I John Dick, of Eugene, Oregon: Monte and Lawrence streets be moved to the left in Salem Saturday evening They H Dice, «-room bungalow uu I Ann Carnahan, of Coeur d’Alene, Miner, of Cottage Grove, Oregon; corner of Tenth and Lincoln streets took the eany morning train home. profits. Fourth street, between Madison und Idaho, who, on Jun« 13th, 1908, Bird Ina Meredith, of Eugene, Ore- and a new light installed at the cor Blair; to cost |400 made timber application No. 10172, gon; E. J. Frasier, of Eugene, Ore- You are invited to come ner of Tenth and Washington strets. H. Howe, 7-room bungalow on for b <4 of nw>4, n«'4 of nwH, 8ec- gon. CALIFORNIA SEES "In case the lust change is made we between Jefferson Eleventh street, and look at our goods BENJAMIN L EDDY. 4 West, Willamette Meridian, has further recommend that a new light »1OM. and Madison; co ■ Register filed notice of Intention to make whether you buy or not. be installed at the corner of Eleventh PROBABLE HAY SHORTAGE Y. D. Henalll, a 5-rootn bungalow Final Proof, to eatabiish claim to the, NOTI* E FOIt IH BLICATION. and Jefferson streets. on the corner oi Walnut avenue and land above described. before the We find that the above changes San Francisco, Nov. 5 —According Enxt seventeenth street ; to cost * 1,- Register and Receiver, at Roseburg. I 8 Land Office at Roseburg, are necessary in order to make the 115. Oregon, on the 20th day of January, Oregon. October 1, 1908. system of lighting work out right in to the annual report of the San C. A McClain a 5-room bungalow Francisco Hay Dealers' Association, year's Idle- After more than ono 1909. Notice Is hereby given that Jona the end. according to the original on the comer of Walnut avenue and Claimant names ax wltnexHex than H. Vincent, of Eugene, Oregon, plans. We further recommend that there is a prospect of a hay short East Seventeenth street; to cost »I. ness the big sawmill of the Brown Hal E. Wood, of Eugene. Oregon; who, on June 17th, 1907, made Tim age in the state this winter, an ab up on full Lumber Co. was started all lights be placed on not less than solute absence of supply in March 46 1 time in Cottage Grove Wodneaday Marvin L. Hamrnltt, of Eugene, Ore 50-foot poles, above ground. R. H Ivey will erect a 5-room cot- morning with a force of foryt-flve gon; Georg« 8. Corser, of Coeur ber application. No. 9375, for W1» next and a raise In price that may East Ninth Street of SE %, Section 22. -ownahlp 19 Mr. Eaton addressed the council this week attain »26 per ton tage at the corner of Villard avenue The men. which force will be increased d'AJene, Idaho; Samuel Carnahan, South, Rang« 2 West, Willamette and urged that a third night watch hay crop this year falls short of the and East Seventeenth street, at a as the mill increases its output of Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. Meridian, has filed notice of inten man be added to the police force. Mr. 1907 crop by about 100,000 tons, cost of »1000 BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Since closing down In August of tion to make Final Proof, to establish Eaton spoke in behalf of the Com and there is no prospect of reUef In giving the totals of last month's last year this mill plant has been Register. [ claim to the land above described, mercial Club. Referred to the com from Nevada or Utah, as was then building permits the Inspector made completely overhauled and Improv before the Register and Receiver, at mittee on police. afforded. Dealers have ceased to an error of ,500. The cottage which ed. much new modern machinery Roseburg. Oregon, on the 12th day NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION On recommendation of Councilman quote prices upon hay. and the pros L. H. Hoselton is erecting on We»t having been Installed, Including a of December. 1908. Gilbert a red signal light for police pect of a continued dry spell renders Eighth srteet whb list.-d at ,50V. sew re-saw, edger, cut-off. live rol Claimant names ax witnesses: r service was ordered placed in front the situation all the more serious when »1000 was the right figure lers and other less Important ma U. 8 Land Office at Roseburg, Ore James Wilhelm of Creswell, Ore- gon, September 22, 1908. | 1 his will make th» totals for October chinery. giving the mill a dally ca of the Smeede hotel. ■ ........ Wilhelm of ‘ Zion, Ora- Notice Is hereby given that Els- J gon; Joseph Councilman Berger, in behalf of ,»«.385 instead of ,85.885. as pub- pacity of 611,000 feet of lumber, worth Prlndel, of FlBher, Oregon, gon; Joseph A Mayo, of Zion, Ore- I llsbed the health committee, recommended TEXAS OIL MAGNATE whltdi was recently The mill pond Earl McNutt of Eugene. Ore- who, on October 1st, 1908, made gon; t_,; that a citv tneat and milk inspector cleaned out and enlarged Is piled Homestead Entry No 13118. 8 R. gon. READY TO ANSWER be appointed On motion it was or full of logs but was not yet filled Re-advertlsen>ent. dered that 'he h-alth comr.ittoe take with water. It la being filled^ as 01427, for EMi of NW14. NE *4 of BENJAMIN I. BODY. Austin. Texas. Nov. 9.—With Hu- CELEBRATED BUCKS up the matter with the county in faat as the sirpply will admit. Thia SW % , NW >4 of 8EK. Section 88, Register avowed Intention of surrendering Inconvenience forces the use of a Township 15 South, Range 9 West, spector. looking to a plan STOVE CASE DELAYED donkey engine I temporarily with Willamette Meridian, has filed no proi>«r inspection can be carried out. himself to the sheriff of Travix coun NOTH E FOB 1*1 Ill.lCATION the tice of Intention to make Final Five Mark Fleming » petition for a rail ty, H Clay Pierce and his attorney to which logs are dragged < Year Proof, to establish claim to the II i ax the pond road crossing to be placed at a desig arrived here today. He will caH on shut«, but as soon The Washington, D. C., Nov 10 Und above described, before W. W U a* Land Office at Roseburg, Ore nated point in rfladden's addition was the sheriff and endeavor to secure case of Preaident Samuel Oompers. filled with water the donkey may Calkins, U 8 Commissioner, at Eu gon Aopteniber 12, 1908. A fine grade of referred to the street committee with bail. Notice Is hereby given that Wesley Secretary Frank Morrison and Vir be dispensed wltti gene, Oregon, on the 8th day of De being logged at G Bowers, of Either, Oregon, who, power to act. Prealdent John Mitchel). ali of the milling timber Is Dfsston, 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ on Row cember, 1908. on October 15. 1902. made Home I Application of property o’"«™ fr ' ♦ American Federation of l^abor. and Rocky Point and and Is being de- Claimant names as witnesses a sewer between Monroe and Blair ♦ HM RETAR» ROOT who are charged with contemp, of river for this mill ’ the branch rall- Wesley G. Bowers, of Fisher, Ore stead Entry No. 13161, 3 R. 01428, NOT <ANI»ll»9TE. streets was ordered granted. ♦ court, was called today In th» district llvered dally over E to the mill. gon; Peter Hansen, of Fisher, Ore for ME K, Section 21. Township »5, Willamette Praver of petitioners for a sidewalk ♦ supreme court The case grown out road, the O. 4 3 mill le running gon. William M Summers, of Fisher, South. Range 9 West. At preaant the Washington. November 9. to be constructed on th- north side* o ♦ of a suit for injunction iaaHtuted on a big order for the Southern Oregon; HatfleM H. Cooper, of Meridian has filed notice of Inten tion to make Final Five Year Proof, Eleventh street »a* referred to the ♦ __ Secretary Root stated to •.gainst the labor officials by th" California oil fields, including the Fisher, Oregon to establish claim to the land above ♦ day he would not be a can street committee. BENJAMIN L. EDDY, Bucks Stove and Rang" Company, of big walking beams used In the old the east ♦ didate for the described, befora W W Calkins, V New York Register. i St. Leela. Owing to the abaence of wells. W<- are Informed by Super ordered ♦ senatorsblp. to succeed Platt. S Commissioner, at Eugene, Oregon, Preaident Oompevx ami Secretary intendent White that there are or side of Waitin’ avenue was À on the 9th day of December, 1908 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Morrlaon In Denver, where they are ders ahead to keep rhe mill running granted. Claimant names as witness«»: up and NOTIO: FOR Pl IBMC4TIOM In the matt« er of opening attending the annual convention of steadily providing cars can be bad Elsworth Prlndel. of Either, Oregon: tb* nit Walched Flftee» Y '»o th« American Federation of lailatr, extending Oliv re street and er red to to make the deliveries — Cottage "For fifteen years 1 have watehed U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg, Peter Hansen, of Either, Oregon; tb<* Grove Leader sessments. utc., . on motion reb Wra F. Summers, of Fisher, Oregon; the working of Bucklen's Arnica a further delay tn the hearing of Oregon. September 17, 1908. contempt proceeding» la likely. the Judiciary c< onitni'teg. Salva, and it has never tai>4 to cure Notice la hereby given that Alice Hatfield H. Cooper, of Fisher, Ore- The session included reading '*• a any tore, boll, «leer er bur* to ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 J. Perdue, of Eugene. Oregon, who are avalen in number of str« .•et improvement ordl- t wk tab it was applied It has saved ns RHODE ISLAND'S benjamin l eddy . ♦ on May 1st, 1908. made Timber Ap FAItMK ANI> LANDS nan1"» h •• ' Magister. tsFTT BATH OF ♦ plication No 990« for WH of SW H «reel, from Blair west to the many * doctor bill,*' eave 4 F H4HHIH MI BHKK THI4I. Wi.iaO Maine 25« ♦ Section 24. Township 19 South H»venth street from Blair Haiuy. or ■ 7’* W#nt t0 •*" ■TOar f*r,D- HEROIC DEAD HONORED at w a Kuykendall*« Drag Store ♦ Rang» 6 West. Willamette Meridian '"Il denertptlon, terms, etc , «•< New York. No» * -Th» ♦ has filed notice of Intention to make *• r»0 Jo B. to Willamette, »41 •hIch wen Herman Stohmftt, of d^hmttt Bro» Ytckabnr^ M.-IX No» I«. The trial of th* Hain« hrMhori ♦ Final Proof, to establish claim to th» well known horsemen >f Crwewell Is menummt erected to the N*lional for the murder of Anni* waa ♦ land above described, before W. W ^ntmu.Hon of — T. R. ACRKRH 4 <*».. ♦ Calkins. U 8 Commissioner, at Eu In the city today arranging to take Military Park her» in memory of the '•day a*’ for ftweember 14 «70 H WaAtngVMi * . . teenth to rif—»» JI « t> jud«d tier-nan coach «tallio« to Hhodw Inland a>>ldlrr» »bo fall In the gene, Oregon, on the 24th day of PORTIAMO. <m. led in ordinance. «« the fauns country. ÍWlmltl Broa siege and battle of Vicksburg, waa December, 1908 are the agents for thia aeatton ot the dedicated today with interesting »x- Onldendale, Washington. ha> Claimant names as witnesses: IF VOY »TKM C. r luntry for A C Ruby. Ruby, the well- e»*-1 non In the presence of a large 4»en all the communities of th" Px W l> Neely, of Eugene, Oregon; of T-xas " krwwn Portland P r-.and Importer importer of Port throng Tne merits i A [»arty of twenty-five per fflr Coast a record In raising money M E Gillespie, of Eugene, Oregon, fr draft borne« >uld never i nona. Including the l**adlng officials Ivertlxlnt purposes: by giving Minnie Wlnnlford, of Oakland. Ore- 11 • land adder of th** BUit#*. w**r»» oo hand to r<*pr*- »2 an! z for every man, woman »nd gon; E. W halt am. of Eugene, Ore BUSINESS COLLEGE ; h*»d‘ I*» L i Th* r:i’»uu!H*M within the city limits, or » gon w»WHi—«rom sMorrwr - srw mai ■ K > and o BENJAMIN L. EDDY. ■rf 4.M»<M), and thin eswte In i' 9 eoWTLAHO OeceON Dr E WRITE FOR CATALOG <*a 'M at a Register. the rate of »125 a minute St Loui» " i 1 -a». . I I I Fall and Winter Suits of Quality BROWN LUMRER COMPANY'S MILL F.D. HANSON % ME-1 lllvtt I MQ uldnok S SHINCUgC^ P0ST5, BOXES-* LMES Than His Stomach