DAH,r CQUtp, SATURDAY. N'OVKMHRR 14, M
Ghosts
tfd of hus'"-. F7IMpl!
I" . ut ; a fancy and
f ll tilu oM be n,,1-n'fied
. it would unpear more
i re-brestnins ----
tEysreintheairwebrea the,
Lpro.per.heo the condTtioQ
!j, free .cope to establ.sh .t
fton there U deficiency of
i'reSeBneM, a .allow cheek.
r
L ran 1
' da appetite is
doe to iusrd against the germ. You can
ikit all enn. by the ute of Dr. Pierce'. Gold
I , increase, the vital power, cleanses the
fioporitie., eorichea the blood, put. the .torn
JiWtion and nutrition in working eondition, .0
rjVeak or tainted apoe in which to breed.
I Discovery" oontaina no alcohol, whisky or
V All i iniredienu printed on its outside
Jj a secret nostrum but a medicine op I sown
Ztk a record ol 49 Jrt tarn. Accept no
baothiai "jxt as ood." Ask your neighbors.
LAIR. STREET
T MARKET
id bands, been enlarged and painted, mak
f one of .the neatest and most
attractive places in the city
Weighing the Matter.
win agree that our meats are the best.
p, full weight and a fair price for a good
luppose you see if you can take any excep- -
steak will give you sort of an idea; a
ircbtse will convince ybu.' We have our own
ind guarantee quick service. A share of
mge solicited. We aeree to please.
CAS Ihe BUTCHER
! Ttitk 620;" ' ' kMX TO 8TH as BLAIR
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ouiuit l oastr
YES?
hy not make it as you eat it, right on your
breakfast table, and by Electricity
X, EL5TOSTO
The Latest Electric Toaster
p neat and convenient household article
has just arrived. Come in an J see it
c Electric Engineering Co.
516 Willamette Street
im and Gas fitters
O o
ina (U . I.J f i..tz:k
r-t uucdoea irom a men too '. t
f irom,JUc;to5lfc
(All tize'nipples cut frci Ijinch to 6 inch
AH work guaranteed
TIM p nmrrc More Red 4646
REGIMENTAL BAND
o MAY BE ESTABLISHED0
AT COTTAGE GROVE
Steps Now Being Taken Chus.
Cochran Wi3 Be
Director
The Fourth Regiment. Oregon Na
tional Guard, has no regiuiemul band,
and such an organization has been
talked of for some time. A number
of the members. of Company E have
been trying to secure such an organ
ization for Cottage Grove, and we
learn that a band is practically as
sured here now. Several meetings
at Whif'h ri1rfw.tnrol.lr. t. . -
. w. uu.jj, man uLueuiB,
etc., have been discussed, have been
ueio. ana me affairs of the new band
are running in smooth channels. Pro
fessor ChnfT Piwhrnn hD. ,....,....
una in 1-1.: J 1 1
the position as leader and director,
and has on his list of those efficient
and willing to go Into such an organ
ization some twenty-four or five
members. The matter has been taken
up at headquarters, and only the us
ual routine dlays are necessary be
for the boys enlist. The band is com
posed of officers and privates, the
same as Company E, and is main
tained according to regulations prac
ticed by regular army bands. Reg
ular evenings of practice, a certain
efficiency, and the ability of Its mem
bers to turn out and be present at
K " if
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LOOK HERE!
How many men
know clothing
quality? It takes an
expert these days to
judge values. The
safest plan, we've
found, is to buy from
honest manufac
turers; then we take
no chances and you
take no chances.
Schwab Clothes are
doubly insured; not
only do we know
they're made right,
but the set-price label
"on the sleeve" insures
good values. That's
why we sell thCm.
That's why
should buy them $10
to $30. One-price-to-all,
all-over-America.
n CTAWLRYS
encampment and other military func
tions throughout the year are unions
the requirements. The state will pro
vide U1W1O0S and a certain luimbvr
of instrun.. nts, besides paying :i
yearly amount to be used in the ex
pense of ni:un!:iinitii; such an organ
ization. Ves;n Oregon.
MRS. RlLEY B. WRAY
SECURES DIVORCE
Though itiley B. Wr.iV brought a
suit for divorce against his wife,
Anna 'W. Wray. on the grounds of
desertion, Judue Galloway. In a re
cent decision, reversed the tables and
granted Mrs. Wray the decree be
cause of cruel and inhumau treat
ment on the part of her husband.
The case was bitterly fought by
both sides, Rauch, Senn & Sells ap
pearing for the plaintiff, while Car
son & Brown represented Mrs. Wray.
Salem Journal.
Mr. Wray is a resident of Eugene.
MARRIED
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At the home of E. Swanson, on the
lower Siuslaw, November 11, 190S.
Thomas C. Pope and Miss Olga Swau
son. Rev. N. W. Phelps officiating.
EATON BINDERY ADDS
NEW MACHINERY
Pratt, of l-oriiand, is Foreman
of His Up-to-date
Shop
Allen Eaton, who established an
up-to-date bindery here more than a
year ago, has met with so much en
couragement that he has Installed a
ruling machine and other equipment
for the production of better work.
Last summer Da kept five employes
at work on jobs of the most difficult
nature.
In addition to the new machinery,
Mr. Eaton has obtained the service
of Mr. Harry Piatt from Portland as
foreman of the shop. He waa lor tire
years head finisher for Qlass ft Prud-
home ,tha well-known Dianit book
makers of Portland. Some of tha fin
est blank hooka in the court house
and business houses here, were turn
ed out by Mr. Pratt while he was In
Portland. He Is an expert with me
ruling machine, and the print shops
of Hugene, In co-operation with the
bindery, can undertake anything In
book-making.
The Baton Book Bindery Is now
able to handle any ktnd of binding in
any quantity, not only tor Eugene
but for the whole section.
JUNCTION CITY
k 1
NEWS HAPPENINGS
Married At the M. E. church, by
Rev. T. H. Downs, Wednesday even
Ing, November 11, 190K, Misa Nellie
Thornton and Milton lies. TQia mar
riage was quite a surprise but nil
unite In tendering congralnlauons.
Elmer Dingo has leased the Are-
hart building, formerly occupied .ua
a feed store, and la having- It- remod
elled for the purpose of tstuutishlh i
a moving picture show. Elevated
seats and all the other necessary ac
cessories are to be Installed.
H. C. and E. C. Johnson ond Clnr
ence Aylesworth, of Hastings, Neb.
have been here for Bcveral clays past
with a view of mircliusliiK fnrins.
These gentlemen are bright young
men and we hope they may find
something to suit them In Ihls 'local
ity.
A law suit was the attraction !n
Tinin-p Tower's court this week. Mr.
Milne .-aiisod the arrwit of Joel Pit
ney, who vas char,-'l wnb assault.
Tho trial was nostouiv 1 for it few
days on account of an absent witi'.fcs.
'in the meantime Vr. Hi toy entered
a plea of guilty and t! c . .ir; inipotea
a fine of -io.- .: n i.
COFFEE
Good is so good and
poor is so poor; have
Schilling's Best tomor
row. Year twer returns foa monn H f aaal
like It: ws par faiai
A UKKAT HAIitJAI.N!
Having found It necessary to
change my occupation on account ol
throat trouble 1 now offer my home
In Springfield connoting of three ac
res of land and a fine nine-room
house, barn, hen park. etc.
I have young frott trees, such as
apples, cherries, !), etc. Also
small fruit. , .
An ideal home at a bargain If sold
at onre. Enquire of .1. O. Richmond,
four doors north of school building
Springfield. Oregon.
Mind Toar hainaw.
If you don't nobody will. It la year
bnslnesa to keep out of all tM
trouble you can and you can an will
keep ot of liver and bowel troub to
if you take Dr. Kings New Life
Pills They keep bllltousaeaa. malaria,
and jaundlcs out of you'' "
DO NOT FORGET
place to eat. aixuTand Willamette
streets. 11
COW rKKT.
Alfalfa meal."M Bar.ea. Venth
and Willamette streets. Phone Red
1621.
FIXJIK FI)IK
SECRETARY METCALF
RESIGNS$ECAUSE
OF POOR HEALTH'
W-t).u:ion.OXov. 13 Informed
! his physicians that it would be nee
sesary for him to take a complete
rest for (wo liu9 hs, Secretary Met
.elf, of the navy department, handed
;in his resignation to the president to
iday. and Assistant Secretary New
berry was appointed Secretary. Mr.
1 Metcalf seemed to be enjoying excel
lent health when he returned from
jhis vacation, Ulit he soon began to
rati miner the strnlti of official duty
and anriety over the condition of his
son, who Is now in a sanitarium at
l.os Angeles. Ha waa unable to go on
the stump during the campaign, ow
ing to an attack of UlneBs, und again
yesterday he was confined to his
house, but he was able to attend the
cabinet meeting thla morning. He
discussed with the president the surgeon-general's
dictum' that he must
have an absolute rest, and. as he did
not wish to absent himself for two
months when his term of olflce was
nearly at an emit! he tendered his res
ignation, and after going to his of
fice, made it out In regular form and
sent It In.
VEATCH BUILDING
BEING TORN DOWN
New Modern Block Will Be
Built At An Approximate
Cost of $6000
Cottage Crove enterprise again
comes to the front Ihls week. On
Tuesday Oliver Veatch let tho con
tract for a fine new building to Gto.
Iea. of this city, to occupy the slto
of the building recently destroyed by
firo. workmen are now at work
tearing out the charred tnsides of
the present structure, and as soon as
possible will take the walls down.
Mr, Veatch tells us his first Inten
tion to repair the building has given
way to the Idea of an entirely new
structure more modernly built, and
of stronger walls. We are Informed
that the estimate on the coat runs
well Into six thousand dollars.
The work will be rushed from start
to finish. It is hoped to have the
now building up and ready for occu
pancy by the first of the new year,
but progress In building may lie ham
pered by the wonther. The now
building will bo 70 foot deep, nnu
will set back five feet from Its pres
ent frontngo. The front will be en
tirely modern, with a fine plalo glasB
disomy window. A side window is
coiiteninlated. which will add greatly
to Its value to Its occupant us a means
of display. The building will be
two stories high, and a warehouse of
brick extending 20 feet In tho rear is
also contemplated. Another sightly
building will thus add to the beauty
of Main street, and not only be a
credit to Its owner, but to tbe town
as well. Western Oregon.
TIMiUUt FOR SAIA
Fowr and a Half mltUom lent f ol
growth fir. cosautlof al.tio Mrwv
only mil amd a fadf troa 0m watt,
Hinahtw rtror. on bmx nussttux acraa.
cu.be beaxht. n-c WH ("
tfc money), , , ,., . ,
; AmLT ta
, TOM WOI-IV
No. 400 Hellman Bld(.,
Las Angelas, Cal
Wntehed Ktfteea Tear.
"For fifteen years I have watched
the working of Bucklea'a Arnica
Salve; and It has never failed to cure
ny sore, boll, ulcer or burn to
which It was applied. It has saved us
many a doctor bill," says A. F.
Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine, 26a
at W. A. Kuykenoiaira Drug more.
R. C WlMAIf't rVRNITDRH
FACTORY.
Furniture maaufastaue far wisl
a!a or retail trade. Kaetary at eaat
end et Fifth (treat. Rawtlriaa Mile-
Ited. Phoa Black iStl. Raaldwto
phone. Blavk hll. V
Doa't . orerlook Lacky'i
when yon wait a larf Oh rial
ti preeeBt.'''1'
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tbe state
of Oregon for the County of l.ane.
J. L. Morris, plaintiff, vs. Ima
Morris, defendant.
To Ima Morris, tho above named de
fendant:
In the name of the State of Ore
K(in; You are hereby aiiniinnnnd
and required to appear and answer,
the complaint of the above named t
plaintiff In the above entitled court, I
and raiise. on file with the rli-rk of
said court, on or before the Zfith day
of December, and you are,
hereby notified, that If you fall to
appear and answer said complaint as ;
hereby required, the plaintiff will
apply t said court for the relief de
manded In his said complaint ao I
filed with the clerk of said court to-
w',: . I
For the dissolution of the mar
riage contract now existing between,
plaintiff and defendant and for the
rare and custody of Charles W.
Morris, and Jesse S Morris, the mln-1
or children of plaintiff and defend-',
ant and for full relief herein. I
This summons Is served upon you I
by the publication thereof by order j
of lion. L. T. Harris Judge of the
sbove entitled court.duly made at
Chan ra on the IJth day of No.
venr,.9s. requiring the flrBt ,
publication thereof to be mado In
the KiiK-ne Dally Ouard on Novem-1
br Mth $"' "ub"'
llratlon on the 2iu day of Decern-;
t,r 1H0H. and-Ihat you appear oo
or before Ihe M
Attorney for Vltt
Tho Kind You Hnvo Alwuys noniflit, and wlilrb has occn
in use for over 30 year, liiu) bortio tho imtnro of
sntf n'"l has btH'ii mado uinler his icr-
(jyj&ffij-y'',. soual smicrviHlon sluio It-s liiianoy.
T7 -eUcA4ti Allow no one to docolvo you lu this.
All CountcrtVlt.s, Imitations and " Jt-.s-i;iHiil are but
Kxpertnieut Unit trifle with and j' ".....Kir the health of
InfiinU mid Children ExMr!no ajruuist Uxoriuiont.
What is CASTORIA
OMtorta is a harmless aubstitttt for Cantor Oil, Pnre
Korhi, Drops and Soothlna; Syrups. It to l'leaaaut. II
cantuins neither Opium, Slorphlno or other Nnrcotio
substance. Its e;e Is its guarantee. It destroys Womis
nd alhiys FeverlHhueas. It cures Ddurrhuia and Wind
Colic, it relievos Teething: Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It anslmilat-e tho Food, remilates tho
Stomach and ltowels, glvlnir healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's ranacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
Tat aiNT.ua aoMMNV. Muna.v aTakcr. Nlw voaa airv.
Black Motor Vehicles
' !V r
A Practical Car for
Business or Pleasure
Inexpensive, cost less than half as much as the ordinary
automobile, low speed 2 to 6 miles an hour; high speed,
6 to 26 miles an hour.
Neat in appearance .
Travels any Road
Made any style
Prices
$375 to $750
These oars are made to go any season of the year in
good or bad roads, are buirt like a surrey, high wheels,
solid rubber tire, easy springs, motive pawer gasoline,
substantially built: For demonstrations and hire apply to
. ; , HEADQUARTERS AT BODOY & KUTHE'S, ,
. ... ....... , i ' i '..
RANDLE
ACS
570 WILLAMETTE
P- 0. BOX 455
W. M. GREEN, KUKt
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 23.
TurkeysWanted
Live and Dressed Turkeys
wanted at Dodge's Grocery and
Produce House
Top Cash Price Guaranteed
E. DODGE,
Signature of
& H0WER
NTS
STREET
EUGENE, OREGON
I.KT I'H HF.M. YOU
the platter on which to serve
him on, and your table will be
a thing of beauty If you choose
handsome china and glassware
from the beautiful designs and
decorations that we are display
ing In our beautiful stock. Our
fine cblna Is the best values for
tho money ever offered In Eu
gene. '
Successor to
Scobert &.' Dodge