THKEtJOBinS DAILY OT ARD, WEMTEflDAT, JAMCARV 8,
Clothin
g Sale
AT
"The Toggery"
Men's stylish up-to-date hand made
Suits....
Reduced from $10.00 to $ 8.50
Reduced from 12.50 to 10.00
Reduced from 15.00 to 13.50
Reduced from 16.50 to 15.00
Reduced from 18.00 to 16.00
Reduced from - - 20.00 to 1 8.00
Reduced from 22.50 to 20 00
Reduced from 25.00 to 22.50
Men's $15.00 and $20.00 Top Coats
for $13.50 and $18.00
Priestley Cravenette Rain Coats
Reduced from $18.00 to $14.50
Reduced from..' 20,00 to 16.50
Reduced from 22.50 to 18.50
Reduced from 25.00 to 20.00-'
These are values not excelled anywhere in the city.
ROBERTS BROS.
TOGGERY
334 WILL ST.
EUGENE, ORE.
HOSPITAL FURNISHED
jcol Any oilier Institution f I In kind
on I ho roust, eiropt In alzn.
BY LOCAL FIRM
ICiiKcne'i new hospital on CoIIcko
111)1 la now neurlim completion and
will bo rBudy for occupancy In a ahort
time. The view from Itio front bal
cony of tho hoapltnl la a beautiful onn
and worth ono'a whllii to po. Tho
hoanltal la ao arrnniid thai auiiahlno
ntravury room In the building and
every rnum la an cutaldo on. For
vonvciitf nru and iirriilineiiient the
hoaiiltuT la aeiond In non, while In
equipment It hua every modern liu
provunierit known to tho medical ay'l
mu of I lie world. Tho building nun
lour floora.
Thu new furnUliliimi for the build
Iiik will lie placed In poaltlon In a
few daya. ('iiiiipbell-Kellmiin Com
liany. of thla fit y. havo Hie eolilrnel
lor iiliielnK nil of the hnuanfuruliililiiit
Kooda In the bulldliiK from Ihe fine
kitchen rmiKx to nil Ihe heiU, aofua,
1'Hrnoln, ruga, dlahea. KhiHNWHrv, ol
lire ftirulHliluatH anil till other Hood
iutnillfd by tula IiIk. huHtlliiK, eiuer
lirlalUK firm. One routine of thu
lieda la Hint each will bo furulnhcd
Willi il pure allk floaa mnttrnaa, lliiule
of the tlneat allk floaa Imported by
the Camphell-Kclluinii t'ompnny, and
mado under thtt aupervlaloh of lluith
O'Hrlen, who baa churiix of tho tout-treaa-maklUK
and upbuUlery depart
ment of I ho Cttuipbell-Kellman Com
pany, lie la known aa one of the beat
workmen on the con! In hla line.
Kach of thcae mattrennea will be made
from the beat K'Milllne A. ('. A. Ilrk
lnK The fiirnlithlni; alone of llu hospi
tal will take over (wo cmiiiad In
t'Vory reaped the new lii"tpltul will ex-
COFPEE
You can buy something
called "coffee" at 10c lb
with 3000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't
Your trcrarrrturni rour moner II too doa'l
Uk Scbllling'i D.ili w piy him.
I'll.KSI nl.KH: I'll.KW! .. .
Wlllliima Indian Pile Ointment
will cure blind, blooding and Itching
pllea. It abaorba the tumora, allnya
Itching nt once, acta aa a poultice,
gtvca Inatnnt relief, Wlllliima' In
dian I'lle Ointment la prepared for
pilot and Itching of the prlvnto porta.
Hold by I. Inn Iirug Co., by mall ISOo
and 1. Oil. Wllllama Mfg Co..
prnpa., Cleveland, O.
IMIItTl.AMI ItOYAI, II.VKKItY
Hrciwl, thu boat nnd henlthloat
bread made, for anlu at Otto'a.
Tho ulHht camu on, tho good wife
amtled
To herself na ahe aoflly anld:
"Tbnnk Hod. worn happy, houllhy
utld hrlahl,
Wo all take Hocky Mountnln Ten al
nlKht." I. Inn 1 i u r Co.
B.ritt hU n li.io i-i infa
All Holiday Goods
At Exact Cost
The remnants of our holiday stock,
are placed on sale at actual cost
We prefer to close out the goods
now rather than cany them over.
Some of the things you want for
Christmas, but failed to get, you
can now buy for yourself at bargain
prices. 1 he sale also afford:? a rare
opportunity for those who have been
delayed in buying gifts, who need
return gifts, or who want something
to present as a New Year's token.
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store
17-19 E 8'.i S',..-5ir Willtnitti V.
MANY SPECIAL
LEVIES MADE
BY DISTRICTS
SCHOOL A.r ItOAI) PIST1CKTS
AM) ITIKS OK LA.VK XLNTV
J.KVV TA.XKH.
MOItK.MADK THIH YEA II THAN'
KVKK IIKPOKK 18 SCHOOL
DISTIIKTK, 8 IUMII IMSTUICTS
AM) SIX CITIKH A COMl'IJvTK
LIST.
follow In if I. a comrilote Hat of all
of tho Bpoelal lovlrta of the several
nchoo dlHtrlcta, road districts nnd
cltloK of Lane county on tho asaem
mont roll for 190". There are more
special levlea thla year than have
evor before, been made:
School DlHtrirta.
v i K mllla! H 3 ml Ik: D. 3
mllla; Hi, 6 mills; 12, 6 mllla', '!,
4 mills; 20, 1 min;;z4, i mum; vn,
2 mllla; 2, 5 mllla; 31, 1 mill; 32,
5 mllla; 35, 2 mllla; 36, 1 mill; 37,
i ...in a 'i 1 u, mllla? 40. 4 mllla: 41.
6 mllla; 4.1, 2 mllla; 45. 10 mllla;
47, 1 mill: 51, 3 mllla; 53, 2 millH;
r.r, u. mill' r.fi 1 "A mills: 67. IS
mllla; 64. 1 mill: 66, 2 mllla: 68, 6
mllla; 69, 6 mllla; 72, i mllla; if.
I mllla; 79, 12 mllla; 84, 3 mllla; 86,
1 mill; 87, 2 2-10 mllla: 89, 3 mllla;
90, 3 mllla: 91. 5 mills; 92, 2 mils;
93, 3 mllla; 96, 10 mills; 97, 8 mllla;
98 2 mllla; 99, 6 mllla; 100, 4
mlla; 101, 4 mllla: 102, 6 mllla; 104,
6 mllla; 105, 5 mills; 106. 4 mllla:
107, 7 mllla; 108, 3 mlllB; 109, 16
mllla; 115, 8 mllla; in, a mms;
118, 10 mllla; 120, 4 mllla; 122, 12
mllla; 123, 6 mllla; 125, 3 mllla;
1 27, 40 mills; 130, 5 mllla; 132, 2
mllla; 135, 8 mllla; 136, 3 mllla; 137,
I Mj mill; 138, 1 mill; 139, 6 mills;
142, 2 mllla: 146, 5 mlllB; 152, 1
mill; 153, 1 mill; 168, 5 mills; lfZ,
10 mills; 169, 5 mills; 174, 10 iiiIIIb;
176, 2 Vi mills.
Komi nixtrii'ts.
No"St". 6 mllla: 28, 5 mllla; 31, 5
mills: 04, 7 mills; 65, 1 Mi mills;
71, 10 mills; 73, 10 mllla; 37, 10
mllla.
Towna,
Euireno, 10 mills; Cottaitn Grove,
7 mllla; Springfield. 11 mills; Junc
tion City, 8 mllla; Coburg, 10 mllla;
Flnronr.it, 10 mllla.
ajellst strongly Impressed upon hla
hearera was that "uoeaience
Kan of spiritual discernment." This
la clearly implied hy the Saviour in
John 7:17: "If any man wlileth to
do Hla will, he shall know of the
teaching, whether It ho of God or
whether I ap ak from myself." It
wag ahown that Intelectiiallty- alone,
such aa U9';d by cfrulu hUi'.'r crUks,
la unprofitable becauao Buch critics
In particular cannot receive into their
dishonest hearts the perfect way of
life, for "the natural man rcreiveih
not the things of the spirit of Jod,
for they are foolishness unto him.
and he cannot know them, because
they aro spiritually Judcd." 1 Cor.
2:14.
There were two additions laat
nlKht. The anbject for this evening
will be "The Kace of Jesus." Come to
niffht at 7. an t.nrce choir. Good
music and alnglng under the leader
ship of Profeaaor Davis.
ASK RAILROADS
TO ADVERTISE
OREGON ALSO
PROGRAM OF BAND
CONCENT TONIGHT
.
.MISS VM'.K AVILIi 11K IIKAIll) IN
TKN Nl'MIIKRH, WH1LK THK
HAM) WILL AI'l'KAH HKVKKAL
TIM ICS
Tho band concert and recital at tho
lOiiKenn thontrn tonlKht promlaoa to
bo a lending musical event of tln
season. Mlsa Dnro will be henrd in
ton nuiuhorn, IncludliiK vncnl, Instru
monlnl nnd elocutionary, and tho
bfttid has nrrnngod n very attrnctlve
nnd entertaining program. ICvory
loyal supporter of Kngeno and hor
splendid band should hi tend and helii
tho hoys out. Following la tho full
program:
I'AHT I
1. Ovorlnro, "Hnymond" . . .Thomaa
Kugeiio Military Maud
2. Rolii. "Uivo Mo and the World
is Minn" Hull
Mlsa (llorln Dnro
3. Clarionet solo, "Sounds Front
Homo" Mr. Hughes
4. Solo. "Hood Night"..!.. C. Head
tSiiiig for tho first time In pub
lic. Words by Frank I.. Stan
ton, music by 1.. C. Head.
Mrs. tilorift Dure
6. Selection
Hugeue Mllltnrv Hand
li. Solo "Idle Uronuis"
Miss (llorln Dare
I'AHT II
7. SeU'i'tlon, '-Fui" Counotl
Kimono Mllli.uy Hand
5. Walt it With Mo Till I'm
Mrc'iim." tho hit of "The
till 1 Ouosilon"
Miss tilorla Hiiro
II. "In ihe l,nnd of the lluffulo
Miss tilor'n Dnro
III. "My Hal Sal" Caul Dresser
Miss tilorln Dnro
1 1. "Ucnovleve Adams
Miss Dare, Mr. Hughes
12. Selection. "The Holy City". ,
Vilnius
Kugotio Military Hand
13. Solo, Tin Married Now.".,
tlllt of "A Knight for a Day"l
Miss tllorla Dnro
II. Itecltatlon. The Stampede"
Miss tllorla Date
t.V M irch. . . . Kugomt Military Hand
Miss Daisy Cuitcrson. piano accotupa-nlst.
MARTIN SPOKE ON
WONDERFUL BOOK
tiUht ;n.rhi'f bwn- t rt ii li.
toiuM l.i in S M XUrlln. rtl. ivn-K.-ltsi.
.it die rtm-uiaii chiin lt, nn tu.
tlifnu1 V? Vomltrfu tl-ok " Twv
1 t, hiMr h',m on :ht
Uvt tut-n-. iK nfOHitUl sMftm S-. l
ilMl ilC (! t Ui'f.l t;i ttitMV fii,4-It-rlv
n riMtMiMtt -n of thp ,. : ;
ti'rly tntMiUtton of h.mX of
botikt, i'.n roiuiM' Un, Intfrprt'taiipn
mill 1 1 1 1 v
In irt r, Murtin
' Oorrrct lntrririMailoi wii' iivnt,
N In Nrmon.v (th tho firm iTltui-
tf niomU. Turret tntrp:
n lit not cuntrtuhci p- lrmifit
tmttv"
On of the Titnl iruth the imn-
FOR THF KIDNEYS
AND BLADDER
Ml Tiiern nt Home if You Have Kid
ney or lllndtler Trouble or Hlieu
iimtlHin ami Nolo Crompt, llestilta
LTGK.VK (OMMl'.IHTAL CLl'B
AHOITS HKSOLVTIO.V AT KK
fKNT.MKETI.VO KAILItOAHS AHYKKTISK CAL.
IFOH.VIA IN DAILY NEWSI'A
PKH8 OF KAST, Hl'T XEVEK
MENTION OKEdO.V, WHICH H AS
AS MANY A TTH ACTIONS
This Is a aimple home receipt now
being made known In all the larger
iii,.u thpniiih tho newsnaoers. It la
Intended to check the many cases of I
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trou
ble which have made so many crip
ples and invalids and weakllqga of
some of our brightest and strongest
people.
Tho druggists here have been no
tified to niily themselves with the
Ingrcdienta, and the sufferer will
have no trouble, to obtain them. The
prescription is a follows: Fluid Ex
tract Dandelion, one-half ounce;
Compound Kargon, one ounce; Com
pound Syrup Sarwtiarllla. three ounc
es. Mix by shaking well In a bottle
and take in teaspoonful doses after
each meal arid at bedtime.
Hecent experiments, even In severe
hospital cases, prove this simple mix
ture the remedy for rheumatism, be
cause of Its positive action upon the
eilmlnntlve tissues of the kidneys. It
compels these most vital organs to
filter from the blood and system the
wasto Impurities and uric acid which
aro tho cause of rheumatism. It
cleanses tho kidneys., strengthens
them and removes quickly such symp
toms as backache, blood disorders,
bladder weakness, painful urtnntlon,
painful, aoiiidlng and dlscolor-d
urine. It acta as a powerful st'i'n
lnnt to the entire kidney and blad
der structure, puts new life Into them
and Invtgoratea the entire tract.
AH the Ingredients, states a well
known local druggist, nrn of vegeta
ble extraction, making it a safe and
harmless prescription at any time.
Those who suffer nnd are accus
tomed to purchase ft bottle of pat
ent medicine should not lot n little
Inconvenience Interfere with making
this up.
ANNOI'NCKMENT OK
JUNCTION HAITIST CHI HCH
Hegulnr services ns usual. 1 1 a.m.,
theme, "The Open Door." 7: IS p. m.,
"Tho Stupidity of Ood's Children."
Every Christian should henr these
addresses. Let everybody come. Ser
vices at Lancaster nt '3 p. in.
I. K. HAKE II, I'astor.
At a meeting of the board of gov
ernors of the Eugene Commercial
Club, held January 6, the following
resolution was adopted, and ordered
sent to the officials of the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific Railroad
C(nipanles: '
"Whereas, The Southern Pacific
Company, Union Pacific Company and
their connecting lines are doing such
splendid, persistent and costly adver
tising in the dally newspapers of the
big Eastern cities, urging peupie uu
tn Co I fcfnr n I a Drift I
"Whereas, The writers of those ad
vertisements seem to be entirely un
aware that California's sister state,
Oregon, has attractions as to mild
,l.t,aR, ant olihllma HfPnArV eniial tO
and In many instances surpassing Cal-
Iforniar ana v
"Whereas, Many people who have
no Intention of again going to Cali
fornia might be induced to visit beau
tiful Oregon, thereby adding to the
revenues of the railroad companies, '
and to the upbuilding of our state, to
the mutual benefit of Oregon and the
railroads;, be it
"Resolved, by the Eugene Commer-;
clnl Club, of Eugene, Oregon, that
the rallrond companies above named
be respectfully urged to give to Ore
gon at least a share of the publicity
which Is now so lavishly bestowed by
them upon our sister state exclu
sively." ' .
;
' '
HORN :
!
To James niantcn and wife, Jan-:
nary !(, 1008, a son, weighing 9
pound. r v 1
January 6, 1908, to Lloyd Hughes
and wife, four miles north of Eugene,
a daughter. 1
At, Sin Frnnclsi-o, Cal., December 4, !
I90T, to the wife of Bertram Towne,
a son. Mrs. Towne was formerly Miss j
Margaret P. Klnsey, of Eugene, Ore-1
gon.
ItEYIYAI; MTIKTIXHS TO
HKfilN'AT HKXTEH
A throe weeks' meeting will com
mence nt Dexter next Monday. Jan
uary I Hth, at T p. m. Let everybody
pray for a gracious outpourng of the
Holy Spirit, a revival of pure and
undofiled religion In the henrts of
tho people.. Lot all In reach atlend.
1). E. MAKER, Missionary.
HANK KHiLISHXKS .
When attacked by a cough or a
cold, or wh"n your thnmt is sore. It
is rank foolishness to take uny other
medicine than Dr. King's New Dis
covery," says C. O. Kldrldge, of Em
pire, tin. "1 have used New .Discov
ery for seven y.'iirs, and I know It ts
the host retiitMly on earth for coughs I
and colds, croni. sind nil throat anil
lung troubles. .My children are sub
ject to cr..lti, !nit New Discovery
uulckly roli.-vfi every , attack."
Known tlio worhl over aa the king of
throat and bin remedies. Sold un
der guarantee at V. A. Ku kenJaHV
drug siore. rio and $1. Trial bot
tle free.
' IT DDI'S HIE Hl'SlNKSS
Mr. E. K. Cliatnhorliiln, of Clinton,
Me., says of llucklcn'a Arnica Salvo:
"II does the business; I havo used It
for pllea and cured them. I'sed it
for chapped hands and It cured them.
Applied It to an old aoro add It
healed it without leaving a sear be
hind." 35 cents nt W. A. Kuyken
dall'a drug store.
A MODERN CAtiAXINI
The S'llt Lake Herald of January
3 has the following review of the
Kubellk concert:
"Jan Kubellk has been called Pag
anlnl reincarnated. Had Kubellk
lived Ire the Middle Ages the same
legend that has arisen ' about that
modlaevnl wizard of the violin would
probably now he told of Kubellk. Of
Paganlnl It wns talrt Hint he had
formed a compact with tho devil
whereby he had sold his soul for all
eternity for the power to master all
mankind while on earth with the
magli music of his violin; Those
who .heard Kuhellk's rendition of the
Immortal fnntusle from Pitganlnl al
his concert last evening might easily
give credenro to the mediaeval tradi
tion concerning tho oompoFor.
"Kubellk wns nt his Inst last even-1
ing and ills concert plens'd not only
the andlen-e, but himself, for .Inn
Kubellk i hi-, own sevrst critic.
"It hns h"oT stil.l that there has
been hut one Ysnyj. I' Is also true
that there Is hut 'inc. Kuhell't, and
Kulo'llk Is 'nt tu gren In his class
as Ys.iv" h Ii Mi. Ys;ivo Inn t)u,
s.iul, while Kubellk has Hie r nuance
and the brtlllav . ,.. vlox"
This grent rri'st will 1... heard In
Fiii'om. Fvldtiy, J::nunrv mill, at the
Eugen.. tbea're. fudging t orn
tile s;ile of seats t'ms f:i:- do house
will be tol l out 1. f,,,e arrives
To hear him Is ih... oivortunitv of a
llletimo.
,v" ' "'' letest methods in
cleaning and Mycins at the K'uene
Dye U..,Ki. . r. Sivtii ind Wii In in
ello lre. 1". i - ,f
A ST PAI !? FRIDAY, JN. 10th
LACE bALiL SATURDAY, JAN. 11th
5 Will Buy Fine Wide Lace
C Worth Regular 2l2c a Yard
It w:ll surely pay you to visit our store next Fri
day or! Siturday 8."ga,ns in all Departments
t Hjoniing at 9 o'clock we will put on
rri(23y special stile 1S80 yards of fine lace just in
by express; all bright new pattern which we have
bought for less than market price This lot will be on
1p for two days, Friday and Saturday Some of this
lace is 4 inches wide and would be extra
good value 2t 12 cents the yard. No
limit to the amount you can buy. bale
price for the two days, yard,- .
5
m
AIll this week we are offering excep
tional bargains in Wbite Lawn and
Linon Waista, this number would be
good vilue at $2.50, t 1
tale piice.i... i TlJ
Hundreds of new 1908 Waists now
on sale, all this year's styles ' I hi;
beautiful waist is worth a third
. more than our sale
price..
$1.48
Newland's Department Store
VOUR BILL FOK GROCERIES
will show a comfortable saving
if you do your buying here. And
our lower prices In no case
mean lower qualities. It Js
the saving on standard 'gro
ceries that makes buying here
truly economical. We have
too much faith in your dis
cernment to offer you Inferior
qualities at any price.
W. M. GREEN, crock
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
r tninini iii.iiiiiiiiiiiniii
IF YOU NEED
..GROCERIES
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Gro:criesf Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitcware. Headquarters for
White River Flour
Candies, Nuts and Orarges "
J. W. WHITE, The Grocer
Comer 5th and Willamette Sis. ,Phc.e Red 461 1
- iiininn,,,,, iii. mum:
njMTnwriCTC'mi .
i
A FULL LINE OF
II' Ot K.NKW
Tn tncrlu ot tho Tcxa Wen. lor,
ton would never suffer from kidney,
bladder or riieur ntlc trouhlo. $1 a
bottlK (two tmmttti' trcntmcntl. Sold
by O. J. Hull, or hv mull. Send for
icatluii.nlnl. Ur K. W. Hull, SS:
Ollw street, St, l.min.
HALL . cm ii n i ,
Urr) h I 1 1 ltn of .iiuuibliiK tixtim,
PlunibliiK r work.
Also genera jol Hiw u tiu hi d
IimI liou w irk. Iron o,l, ,,,,,,.
tt.J I I I I ,;. j
Phone niack 1J7V (99 Wu,Brn,e !
New Granitware just in
Stoves, Ranges
and Hsaters r' Leading
S. L. LONG ?nAfDE.STORE
iiiMii East' Ninth Street
l nitl,M ItoYAI, llKK!tY 1
i'l 'ild. the !.,! im, hulthlest!
bread inn.le. Kor ilo at Olio's. I
If mi 'Miir tti., futility bciiitlty. 1
s'!nn nun ii.-'ive il urtn c the winter.!
cl. i;,. iu II jiist.'r H 'cky Montitnln '
l.n Tun make ituil ke-n the!
whole rmnllv well Sii conn, tea or 1
lAbivts. l.lun in;,.; Comrxiny. 1
V I !1 for t'w niironrl!MI'n of
lino ,..), (, , ,.,(!,.,, (.uiMinR at
Albany hn been ttxr.-dtnt'd In con
bv Krpresrntiitlvi. Hawley.
Aibany nicDVinu want l-rH':
Hsl-M in the all,., t bivtrr ur -tcct
th.-ir )rofer:v from rtibhera ad to
h P'tlce oftlcrni In their
work.
IN ONE OH MANY COLORS
iES
KOR
LARGEST FACILIT
IN T H P. wetT v
THK PRODUCTION OF
niun uRADK
n$ i$ in it usTtii
W O R K f
Miller's Shoe Store
Most any bedy can sell you
i shoe for summer but
FR WINTER WEAR 1
. -0 fO A SHOEMAKER
-Ho undcrstaids the leather and knows
J hat he is selling you. W(, hayc
Renng Department fitted -Up with
cth,ng tha..iOrojcrn ,n o
''ninety for doing the best of repair work.
MILLER, UTe Shoe Man.
! Wcst 8th street.
76 of Good
O