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THE ECG1WB BA1XY OTARD. Kl'CBVE. OREGOX. WEDNESDAY If !.vf if llm v Well 8o toff Made fflitfiatife iy lib? b , Bladder fcort&. I gTidncv trotil.'u prrv tijxtn 111'- mind, s,M-iis'iubitioii ; la-auty, ;;'r and chrerfui- w lirti Ihe kidtie sale out . order or cin,- av-.l. Keiuev trouble has iKM-orte so prevalent lh.it it is nut iiwoin- Uloll for a chilil to ie Ixirn afflicted with weak klillicvs. If the child urinates t"" often, if the urine icalils ItlC fleSM. Or II, licn wie iium when it ilioum ne ame loconuoi iw passage, it i ye' afflicted with bed-wet-tin, depend upon it. the cause of the diffi culty is kidney trouble, and the first ten should be towards the treatment of these important oralis. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as uiost x: suppose. Women as well as men are made miser able with kidney and bladder trouble, i i.iu ,,! the same vreat remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of 5wmr-Hoot ja twin realized. Iussold by drUKKists. in imy cent and one-dollar sue bottles. You miiy have a sample bottle by mail free, also a ' a'W". pamphlet telling all alout Swatnp-Koot, including many of thethoiisaiids of testi monial .Vtters received from sufferer cured. In writing lr. Kilmer & Co., lliiighanilon, N. Y be sure and mention this puier. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Koot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, and the ad dress, liinghalllton, N. Y.. CH even bottle. Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. The Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinking men It is positively the best 10c Qgar on the market THAT TO Stop and think of the advantage derived by buying; Irom a practical paint dealer means to buy your WALLPAPER AND PAINTS at F. LUDFORD Practical Painter t02 W. Eight St. Eugene, Or Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. Wc do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning wrk. Call and let . us estimate on your work Aya & Heitznun 14 West 8th St. rhnne black 1117 I i .S til M. SrONK'H IIKAVK IHIOPS Orrstrsl known remedy Inc heivra tlle.hl.ind, IV., C. 3i, l0i -Thai it tc. entity lli.it 1 eavr x nutf ink boillc i ( "o-o ,' tlrava I hop" and cure. i ti i ol hejivea. This wu Ust wtiilrr imi slie lu notberti ailrvtrdalika - 0 Vsllaca TH.S.CS I ONH. Salrm. Or. r sale by all druggists. $1.00 H ALL (Si, SHUMWAY I'luaililliK and Si'Her Work. Alao general JobbliiK in tin Snd htH't Iron work. Irou orL promptly attended to. Tarry a full line of plumbing natures lMuf 1:171. Tib and link Si, lhllll.l ill H- EUGENE GIRL ARRESTED FOR ANOTHER'S THEFT miss mahii; nohxa iio.vk; ins HOI 1(1 I) IN I'OKTI.AM) THAT CAISi;i Mill AltHKST IIKItK AMI TK1AI. IV THK MKI KOI'd- MS HUM WAS (LKAHLV K.- ONKIt.VI'KII (On-Konlan. ) Arrested at ner home In KiiKene four days K). rushed to I'ortland on a churn" of shoplift line, released on bonds, tried in the municipal court yesterday afternoon and acquitted af ter emabllshlnK a clear cane of mista ken Identity, Is the strange case of Marie Noma llonlg. a striking blonde, 11 years of age, who resides with her mother at the 1'nlverslty town. Htrnnger still, It was established by Imr attorney, John If. .Stevenson, that another woman, remarkably like the defendant In appearance her double, ill fact had attempted a rime similar to the one for which Miss llonlK was arrested, bill the In nocence of the defendant was estab lished sufficiently to cause the case attains! her lo be dismissed. The youriK w'omun was charged with having entered the I'alals itoyal store, an exclusive women s establish ment on Washington street, and mtik I n k away with a crepe de chine dress. ho theft was extremely bold and (Mially as novel. The young woman walked Into the place, approached a saleswoman and asked to be shown a certain kind of a dress. The Kales- woman compiled with the request and the prospective purchaser was quickly satisfied. Khe ordered the dress done up In a parcel, and as the saleswoman did so, asked that ft be harKcd to her husband, Harry Red ding, steward at the I'ortland Hotel. This the saleswoman could not do, and referred tho youiiK womun to Mrs. M. K. Ilccker, the proprietress. Tho young woman walked back to Mrs. Decker s desk and repeated the request. Mrs. llecker demurred, de claring; that she would call the hotel by phone and ascertain the reliabil ity of the proposed creditor. The youiiK woman protested and refused to consent to such action. She in sisted that she lie allowed to take the dress with her and the bill be sent to her husband. Mrs. Becker refused, but meanwhile the saleswoman had placed the parcel ciintuliilng the dress near the young woman. Hold Thief Steals Ill-ess Suddenly she seized It. und before nny uf tile employes could slop her, (lushed out of the Ktore and down tho Btreet. l'ollie lieadquarlers was at once notified, mid Detective llaw- ley at once detailed on the case. He questioned many of the employes ut the I'll it Ih Itoynl who had seen the bold shoplifter. Kuril had caught only a profile, or side view, but gave excellent descriptions. Then IteddliiK was called up und asked If he knew any one answering thu description of the youim woman who would repre- seul herself to lie his wife. Of course I do," he replied with out hesitation. "It's Marie HoiiIk." Tho crime was committed August 21. Detective Hawley hoarded the train and went to Kugene, where Ma rie lloiilK lives. She had returned from tile theatre and had Just retired when the officer culled. Hastily aris- liiK, she attired herself and caught the train lo I'ortland In half an hour. tin her arrival she was released on hull and was tried yestcrduy. Meanwhile, a crime, almost Identi cal In detail and conception, hud lieen atenipted at the department store of Meier & Frank t'ouipuuy by a woman reseinhlliig Marie lloulg very closely The woman went Into the suit de part incut and asked to see a certain kind of a suit, she also was quickly satisfied and ordered the suit done up in a package. After the saleswo man ha d compiled, the purchaser askcil that It he charged lo Harry Itciidiug, her iiusbaud, steward at the Toi'thind hotel. Tho saleswoman referred thi nnest to the ere. lit department and tile sale was not made. The depart incut was willing to do Hi reqilestei provided she consented to calling Iteddlug by phone. Mils she refusei lo do. I'eailieiN lii OnirtriMim The scene lit niittili-lpal court ye tcrday nftcrucnu dining t!ie trial was an odd one. rilled with femininity, the gloomy wall where the blind goddess I'li'Hldi'S looked down upon trills and feathers: and Imidoiitallv upon in it li v guni-iiii'w lug mutches. On the outskirts of the crowd ol wo men were many palrolmen, who were de-pl Interested News of the queer ci m' spread rapidly tib olt the building, and even I'liief lirlmiiuchcr loiued t.ie throng ot inrhiiis spolia tors Mi s M K. It. cker. the coin plal li mn, was the Ihsl witness called b llie state She was poslttxe .n her Idemllli-al Ion ot Ho- del. 'lid. lilt as til. bold wiling woman who .ntete.l hot slore an I in. ide away w it li a suit of liotliiiu. Hi,, pi ire ot whU li was J.l ; ;.n S:ie told , f the lh.il and nial.'d not onl a cl.ar and .oiuis, stoi. Inn n-ui.ihiod ste.idtast In 1 1 ' i idem Hit ,i! loll tnwl.-r severe Cl os ex animation hv Mr Stceiison Se oral ol hot- duplexes also teslttu d. til eluding Ml... V.o.iji ;.k!. Mis. tVe and Mis, Annus, .None of the .ihors. however, was i-. i-i,- in no- no in 1 1 n .ii ion. iiiouKu t'mphiitle I hat tile profile. ule and rear lew of (tie d 'feudal!: ii '! e llinl;i-al with Close ot tlie w., n.-'i'l. I i.-s, I ii't l.'iu of pi'll.-. !m i;oi'4 and bi.r tt, t,' pioaiimn: t. ,i tat es . 1 1,,- , i.i ' ., i oi li'dliln: t , -; 1 1 1 , ,1 li.it lie kn, . Ml HoiiU 'in;!.' ii. i!. i ii.l, . d. i , i been to r i I ti lend and .i.Iii led t h.i: In' .il ,.,, mismvIi d tl .11 I as . tf w , n !i , uili'll a .b's. i . tlon uf the won . m who euteied t!w o Palais Roy I and made with pKKP " O C the suit. A photograph of the defendant was intrjduccd an evidence, it had been idetitilied bv many of the employes of the I'alais Itoval as t.ie picture of the woman who stole the Milt. However, It was ,nlv a profil- vo.-w.Oad while admitted by Mi.-s Honig to be a pic ture of hels.it. it could not be iden tified positive!) as that of the woman Who slole the suit. .Miss Doing Troves Alilil The defendant. In her own behalf. I swore that .s.ie was In hugene at me time of tlie then, and nau ueen mere several days belore. .She went into detail as t i h.-r movements during the time preceding and following the theft. Her statements were corrobo rated by all the witnesses for the de fense. In her behalf her mother and a number of friends from Kugene were present as witnesses. Among them were Mrs. Mary E. Honig, mother of the defendant; Mrs. (Jeorge McMann, Mrs. Julia Caylor, -Miss Krankle Cay lor and Mrs. Claude Gaby. A young saleswoman at Meier & Franks testified positively that the defendant was not the woman who came to the department store and asked that a dress be charged to Harry Iteddlug, her husband. She described In detail the other woman, who had represented herself to be the wife of the hotel steward, but was positive that the defendant was not tint woman. In rendering his decision Judge Van Zante not only found the defend ant! not guilty, and dismissed the case, but look occasion to declare Hint In his opinion she had been . lemij exouermtd. READY TO NOTIFY CANDIDATE WATKINS Ada. ()., Sept. 2. Aaron S. Wat Ins, who Ih the head of tho Ohio Northern nnivi;rnlty here, will he of ficially notified tomorrow of hit) nom ination for vice-preHldent on the pro hibition ticket. The notification cer emonies will be of a simple charac ter, though the event will be made an occasion for a considerable gather- iiig of the party leaders from various parts of the country. Following hs notification Professor Walking p!aus to Ktart on a tour of speech-making that will extend through several of the Southern and Middle states. MHS. ItOHKHT i. IKKKItSOI.h WOI LI) SKK HL'SIIAXD'S SPIRIT New York, Aug. The widow of the late Colonel Robert G. Inner soil today admitted that Bhe hopes to hear troni his spirit and that she Is innkltif; efforts to communicate with the departed iiKnostlc throiiK.) spiritualistic, mediums. Mrs. liiKersoll denies that she has been converted to spiritualism or thai she believes in spirits, but says that II any exist, her Husband exists, nnj wants to find out what Bite is doing. She says that she Is ruIuk to aid the spirit all she can. It is known that several spirit ualistic mediums have importuned Mrs. Innersoll to allow them to com niunlcalu with the spirit of her de parted husband, and that Bevernl have professed to have received com munications from the dead man. MrB. liiKersoll brands these me diums as fakes, but says ttiat her mind Ib open to conviction as to the existence of spirits. She says that if she were sure that her husband's spirit Ib waiting for her on tho other side she would not cure to live lon:j er. lllllOKill ST.1CJF, TU KITSOJf SI'RIXGS. Arrangements have lately been made so I hut persons wanting to go lo Kltson Springs can take tho mail stage at Eugene, Goshen or Spring field nnd connect with the stage at Lowell for the springs by way ot llaiel Dell, oil TuuBdays, Thursdays, and Saturdava. Sept 6 HK.MOV i:i The lied Star real estate firm, Mor ris A Warren, have moved from the .m i a mug nnii K in idiom 10. over ! IrsI National Hank. Property sold at owner's prices. (lnod harualns and ralr dealings, fume and see. s WOOI SAW IXtl. John M. V. Plxon, successor to V. K. Bodily. All wood sawed to guage. Tor prompt service phone Black 3312. Residence 3- I High street, tf tiasoliue Wooilsaw. wt:i.;, nnii.i.iNo' (!el your wells drilled hy olu and experienced well-drillers. Phono lied 4SVS. tf lUflllltH.'. CAIiPKNTKU, SG7 .so. Willamette St. Summer I'-xeiirMon llnti to iiiiiina nnd Xevport ami IMrolt. On sale every Yaqulna. l.'i.tHi; to I let roll, J I 2 J d;iy. round trip to to Newport l-VO; Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun day to Yaqiiltia and Newport, limited to Molld.tv follow lui;. $:l oil A. .1. ail.l ETTE. AjeuL li. l MOHii S I'l KM l'l UK rfitii! . riirnltuie uianutaitured for whole- sale or retnll trade. Kaetory at east (end ot Kltth street. KepalniK solh-j. I Ited I'hone lliaek :.:!vi. I!,. o.i.,,,..., Mione, niai K o .int. tf ....... TO UlMl lts AMI f.VMI'i:i;s biukini: i luinttni 'II, or ea: f u, Ina li-'i i.ni.r.i; i CAHTOIII., tl'4n V i'l Cl 2 '.J ' I s.( o GKUMAX COACH STALMOV Thu German coach horse which 1 purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand during the season at Bangs' barn. tf J. H. PERKIN3. Guardian's Sale of Ileal Iroierty Notice Is hereby given that the tin-; dersigned, guardian of Henry A. Mil- j ler, a minor, will sell at public auc tion, to the highest bidder, all of the right, title and interest of the said minor, said interest being an undi vided one-Blxth interest, as an heir-at-law of W. S. Miller, deceased, in! the following described real proper-j ty: The west half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Six, in Township Twenty-one, south of Range Three west, containing 120' acres. In Lane county, Oregon. Said sale will be held at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, the 19th day of September, 190S, at the southwest door of the Lane county courthouse. In Eugene, Oregon. The said sale will be held by vir tue of the authority and direction of tho probate court for Lane county, Oregon, contained In that certain or der of the said court dated August 10, lllfls, and duly entered of record in Probate Court Journal Vol. 10, at page 'i'di thereof. SABRA E. MILLER, Guardian of Henry A. Miller, a Minor. WALTON & NESS, Attys. tiiiimlhin's Sale of Heal PropiTty Notice Is herehy given that the un dersigned, guardian of Ira Neil Ed wards, a minor, will sell at puhllc auction, to the highest bidder, all of the right, title and interest of the said minor, said Interest being the un divided one-sixth Interest, as an heir-at-law of VV. S. Miler, deceased. In the following described real property: The west half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Six In Township Twenty-one, south of Ha line Three west, containing 120 acres, in Lane county, Oregon. Said sale will be held at (he hour of I o'clock p. m., on Saturday, the 10th day of September, 190S, at the southwest door of tho Lane county courthouse, in Eugene, Oregon. The said sale will be held by virtue of the authority and direction of the probate court for Lane county, Ore gon, contained in that certain order 'he court dated July 27th, 190S. im,l , ii v it!t.,l ,,r ,...,.,..1 i.. Pro bate Court Journal, Vol. 10, 227 thereof. it page liron EnwAiins. Guardian of Ira Neil Edwards a Minor. V." ALTON & NESS, Attvs. Administrator'-. Notice to ( redilois Notice Is hereby given that lleorge II. Huberts has been appointed ad ministrator of the estate of John M. Koberts, deceased, by an order of the county court of Lane county, Slate of Oro.ini, on the 2tllh day of Au gilst. l'.lOS, and notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre jsi'iit the same to said adiiiinistiatoi at bis home on the coiner of u,.si i Seventh and Jeftri son streets, lNi gi'ne, Oregon, duly verified as r,- j quit e. I by law. or at tiie ;;t wot the of I N llarbaui:b. ar Itooni .'. o. r the l'if..; National Hank. Ivig.-n,-, 1 1; , (Mi wi'litn s:x mouths fr.-in ih.. ii:it, ,,f 111.' tiist publica I. Ml ot' t'lis i.otj, I'lted tllis L'l.th ,,u ,i III'IN UKOIWK 1! KOHl'Kl'S Adn;ini;i.i:, II AKH M'dll. AMoi'tiey for oliee ol I inal Seltleiiieul . Notli-e Is hereby tnen th.it the liu I det'slciied. evutri of the ,. st.it,. ,,t Henry Sehlllidt. do beieni her final a eoiinty rlerk of l.aiii and .in order lias b,' tered of record din and setttl'K M.nul.iv S I'teillli, r. Ives. :l' filed :h the vount ' ronritv. Or. 'i en n--i .1 and in i h:s no tile I I'M 'l.r li - "l- of 1 e , lo k a. in . i'r .ti . If an . e lll'.al -" 1 ,i'..l vh'imu: sivi I'm- nit -i : '-. s, h in ul t . ,.. i MIH'IH'K l'tiri'KK. A'.toiluPs for I'sta' SOPHOMORE FOR FALL AND NEW DESIGNS And Patterns in all the Latest Shades. Blue Serges and Blacks, Made SophrJ Style Superior in Workmanship Perfect in Fit PRICES ARE RIGHT AT ROBERTS BRO I - 1 I I ACENCY FOR. 1 1 Safe Management Means Progress A safely managed business always increases in size. This also applies to a bank. The Merchants Bank of Eu gene protects its depositors funds and financial interests and the people know that it is a well managed bank ing institution. Open an account with this growing bank . CAPITAL - $65,000,00. CIMiS Julius Goldsmith WILLAMETTE Meat Market Under New Management First-CIass Fresh and Salt Meat Always on Hand Phone in Your Order WING & CAMPBELL Phone Main 38 512 Willamette Groceries You will always find the best brands of Croccrics Frcsh?Grcen Vegetables Flour and Feed No delays, we b-e our own dtlivcrv Irish Pierce Phone Main 53 52 EUst 9th tS The First. National Bank OF EUGENE, ORECON Invites your account, whether lurid'' or snuill. lour business will receive pronuit , Hieiir.ito and i-onfidentlal lion. atten- SAI L ULI'OSIT l',ilrs 1 1 1; ..:NT 1 hknuuicvs H K.K',. i". i: svniif.ii s i.nti: i.. ,;,i(i,;i 1'! side 'II. v - ' i:u fa-lii. i' l'AKWIS' iii;;s 1'. i . Assist., M; fashier. IIS TOGGERY 554 Willamette J Keelox TYPEWRITER. Carbons and Ribbons for all Machines at Schwarzscbild's Book Ston 586 Willamette St White's Short Order House Meals at all Hours 20c Up W. L. WHITE, Prop. W. 8th St A. C. MATHEWS General Teaming Concrete, Gravel, Building Sand and good excavation earth for sale Phone Black 281 J or call at 345 W 4th J. W. BARRINGtR Expert housemover Moves anything. Twenty-ftv ye ais cxfencnce. residence, c. Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 451 1. Euirene. Oresroo. ITTLE MKAL AT THK THKATHK CAFE I Is always appreciated, nliere yon (ift eTerjtliiim so niH-tizfug anil tinilli- I some, these June iiioriiiiiirs, wiien your appetite is fickle. When yon ' mint to trenl your friends, your wile j or your si eellieal-t to n infill Hint is cooked to Hie Vuoen's taste, lirini! them to (li,. Tliemre Cafe. sK''anniit)nm New vcotm Set Chairs Why do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIRS in your home, when von can make thein GOOD AS NEW for only 50c ? A can of Chlname! will wort wonders In your home. See that '.he Chinaman is on every can. See our west show window. ASK TO SliK OIK NEW WALL I'AI'KR 16-18 West Ssventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co j A MC'fc L L. C. BEADLE 3IS Stone Mtson L'ave orders at White's ret.nir:ir.' on West Kishth street or address a' ISpringi'wid. oSUITs WINTER PUMPING MAI Fairbanks-Motm tot pumping, .p,, ralrbanlu Sok, J Fairbank.IoiKl3 ailUMUUMIOnt Towers. Fairbanks-Hm. Choppers, Wcg PtJ ; ah urn quiut; a iPriceslwTiirt Prompt reply to lio shipments, urtd, Prices. iBERCEIUBEA' ! Agents, It ' FAIRBANKS, 1 : Portlaniu HE GE0.K1 IS H0USFIO STOVEMI FURM 67 Wtjtuj We have trerr chen. AH sorts o! M metal and graBian' contrivances that brl ill pastime instead ol i find here. Telf;i bin EUGENE M tree kRe scolt's vm SildhjVP.h KiTCH ARMITAH - Livery. of Sales AOW coi rtilturt. pultnre. iliubt" M.l Sclenrt ? J ,ttmi!: ' Corarof'"' ' ' OH?.'. niltur'. .. und o G 0 O o
