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Herbert I elgh, secretary and gen
eral manager of tlie North Fairview
Mining ‘ o., operating in tlie Bohe
mia district Saturday rece ved from
the company's mine a number of ram
pies of the finest ore ever li ken out
in the district, a new strike having
iust been made. No assay of the ore
lias yet been made l>ut Mr. Leigh,
who is a graduate assay er, estimates
that it w||l run between #25 and #50
ta the ton.
He went to Portland
Sunday, tak'ng the ore with him, and
will exhibit it to mining men there.
PECIAL SALE ON WHITE SEWING MA-
CHINES for the next thirty days at greatly re
duced prices to make room for a carload. Sold
on easy payments Old machines, hay, grain,
potatoes, cattle, etc., taken in payment for new
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machines. •
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JOSEPH DEYULIO
A HAPPY MAN
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White Sewing Machine
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Phone Black 1511
P. S.—Good Second hand Machines at a Bargain.
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Take your
Bicycle Troubles
with your Bicycle
to the big shop at 33 E. 9th St. We repair any and all makes of bicycles, furn
ish parts, sell new wheels and new tires of all makes, single, double and clench-
er. Also bells, pumps, pedals, chains, cranks, luggage carriers, toe clips, chain
brushes, lacing for bicycle guards—everything pertaining ‘.o bicycles- Remem
ber, we have EVERYTHING you may want .'or a bicycle, and we tiy to make
you an attrac'ive price on all goods. Cash much preferred, but we give credit to
worthy people. Remember the place, 33 E. 9th St., Eugene.
Peters Cartridges
ESTABLISHED THE WORLD’S KE CORD
2481 out» of a possible 2500 made by W. A. Tewes. 80
cent» of t»he contestants used Pet»ers Cartridges,
the semi.smokeless kind.
per
First honors at Zettler Rille Club Open Tournament, New York, March 10-
17, 1906, 100 shot match won by Arthur Tubarle, score 2468.
Seven of the first ten prize winners used Feter. .22 short cartnduev
Zimmerma* Trophy won by L. P. Ittel
Best b u’.seyeiIV Jo -
enbaum
L. C. Buss and L. P. Ittel made the possible 2 25 on the Ring Target.
If there ever was the slightest doubt in any mind as to the superiority of
mm ’i »ri-aiw.
J-*Jw'n,J t T by ,’i*
CTulS ol .he See Get. < «nJ R.rids •„>< New Yo.k .ournement.
Ihe
winning'- and high scores were not the result of accident, but may be credited to
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a if a STm^gei
HS loi HTL-LY PERFECT
AMMUNITION.
The are inevitable
Xt
wSer large
or .nail calibre,
equal to
these most crucial tests, they are the best to use in any kind of shoonug, either
target practice, hunting, police or military purposes.
For Sale, Wholesale and Ke tail, at
BARKER’S GUN
WORKS
33 EAST NINTH STREET
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A RICH NEW
BIS FIRE UP
STRIKE IN THE
THE MOHAWK
NORTH FAIRVIEW
RIVER SATURDAY
Junction City, Or., Aug. 13.—The
happiest man in Oregon 1» Joseph
Deyulio, who lives eight miles west
of this place. Twenty years ago he
was a resident of Campobsaso, Repo
bottini, Italy, where he was married and no green timber lias linen burned.
to Marin Male jgliese.
Leaving his
The excellent system of tire patrol
bride of a few months he shipped as maintained in this county by the
a sailor to America to seek iiis for Bootli Kelly Co., tlie Weyerhausei Hiid
the
tune, after which he was to send tor Wentworth timber concerns.
his wife.
Southern Pacific Co. and others pre-
After reaching tlie United States he vents any serious tires, such as are re
went to wick with tlie cue idea in ported from the eastern end of Linn
view of saving enough money to send county, where at least one village has
for bis wife. In a few months iiis been wiped out and great damage
wife wrote him of the arrival of a done within tlie past tbiee days. The
little dark eyed daughter, who had system in Lane county is so well or
come to bless their home when she ganized that within a very short time
reached Amearica. In a few months after a tlie is discovered »cores Of
Deyulio had saved euough money to men are on hand to stamp it out.
tiring bis wife and] baby to him.
LOSS 18 BIG.
This he sent to her in Italy expecting
Since the above was written and Het
she would come at once,
His wife up the Guard learns from a number
-•as living with bis mother, who wish* of Eugene people who have just re
ed her sou to return to Italy to live, turned from a Ashing trip up the Mo
and she thought if she could persimde hawk that the Are there is much more
het daughter-in-law to reuiaiu, her
serious than waa at Arat reported.
son would return. She borrowed the Henninger A Button's log chute,
money scut to buy the tickets with which was 4000 feet long and which
and spent it for othei things, lienee
was recently built Ht a cost of nearly
the wife aud babe had nothing to
84000, has been almost entirely de
buy a ticket with to America.
stroyed. it had been in use only
She wrote Deyulio of thia and he
ttiree days. Tlie Arm had 15,000,000 feet
was so disgusted that he refused to
of logs yarded in that vicinity and
send any more money, hence for 1H
the Are has spread over them, entail
years they have been »operated tiy the
ing a big lo»s, file amount being hard
ocean. About two years ago Deyulio’s
to estimate, but it is thought to lie
mother died aud hie wife then wrote
in the neighborhood of #7000.
him it was her desire to come to this
The Are started near 12 o’clock Sat
country. He, remembering his first
urday night, supposedly from one of
experience in sending money, tbougiit
the donkey engines, lint the engineer
it the safest way to send her a ticket
states that lief ore quitting work he
foi herself and daughter.
This be
put out every spark of tire. The Hlarm
did, and after many delays in proving
was given and soon a large number
bis American citizenship and his
of men from the Wendling and Hy
ahi ity to care for them when they
land mills were on the scene doing
arrived in this oontry, he at last got
their best to stay the tlames, but
them. They arrived here last week,
with little success.
His daughter, whom he had never
The Eugene men say it was about
seen, had mairied and was left a
the worst Are they ever saw. Tlie roai
widow with one small babe, which
of the tlames could be beard several
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she brought with her.
miles and heat felt hundreds of yards.
Deyulio has a farm of 80 acres of
The loss on the logs falls on Hen
good land and it is well stocked with
ninger A Button, as they had not yet
goats, sheep ami cows.
delivered them to the mills.
Cobnrg, Aug. 14. —The funeral of
Baragret Flynn, who died at Wend
ling Friday morning, was held at the
residence of Hugo Hallin Saturday
•t two o'clock.
•Rn* F. H. Rosenborg and daugh
Dr. J. W. Harris, couuty health of-
tlc.-r, about the first of tlie present
mouth »ent four samples of water, oh
tamed fiom Hie city mains in as
mativ different places, to the state
board of health at Portlaud for analy
sis, to ascertain whether or not tlie
water now tieing pumped thrugli the
new filters is contaminated.
This
morning lie received the following
letter written by the state bacterio
ogist to the state health officer:
Portland, Or., August 13, HMW.
Dr. Roliert C. Yenney, State Health
Officer, p rtland. Or.
Dear Sir:—Tlie examination
specimen of water trom Eugene sent
by Dr, Harris show» no contamina
tion. There was an absolute failure
to produce gas or even growth in fer
mentation tubes. Plates inoculated
with varying quantities of the water
failed to develop a single colony on
any one.
This result is most remarkable and
1 fear an error somewhere before the
water arrived here. It would lie well
to know just how this water was col
lected. Even tile purest water Usually
shows Mime growth.
Very truly yours,
RALPH MATSON,
Bacteriologist of tlie Board,
Contained in tlie foregoing letter id
the most gratifying piece of uewa re
ceived by tlie people ot Eugene fot a
long time. They have been awaiting
an oftlcial report on the water since
the tllters have been placed in opera
tion witli much anxiety, and now
that the state board of health lias pro-
trounced tlie water absol-'tely pure
and without a trace of contamination
they will rest satistled mid now lie-
lleve that the Willauiette Veil« y Co.,
tlie new owners of the city water sys
tem, have endeavored to and have
kept faith with tlie people in their
pr-um-e to furnish pure water.
Dr. Harris took tlie water just ana
lyzed by tlie state bneteri.d. gist from
four dltfereu faucet*, direct from the
mains, as follows; At his own rtai-
deuce on Ferry street, bewteen Ea»t
I,l< rentli and East Twelfth; at tlie
residence of J. A. McMiihon on the
corner ot East Thirteenth anil Oak
streets; at tlie residence of Z. A
Davis at the corner of East Thirteenth
and Mill streets, and at Linn's ding
store on Willamette streMf.
Ttwse
places are widely separated and Hi*
water was taken from each on the
same day, showing purity in all parte
of the system.
Tlie Guard recently aud Cn two
different occasions gave publicity to
tlie fact that frequent analyses of the
city water made at the request of the
company after the tllters : ad been
installed proved it to be pure aud tit
to drink, hut ths people naturally
desired an oftlcial analysis and an of
ficial report and would not be satis-
tied witti anything short of that Tlie
Guard is veiy glad to lie the I rat to
acquaint them with the result of the
state health board’s investigation of
the water and as gratietid to know
that its predictions that the company
would keep faith with the people in
tills regard have been proven correct
TALL TIMOTHY,
VETERANS
USUAL, IS
ARE INFIRM
AFTER BIG JOB
FROM OLD AGE
Minneapolis, Aug. 14. —The buai-
neas sessions of the G. A. R. enoamp
ment opened today, the ball being
tilled with tottering veterans seeking
old comrades. Many of them express
tlie sentiment tliat this ahould tie the
leat encampment, on on account of
the intlrmitiea of tlie old soldiers.
The railroad congestion is being re
lieved.
A tire in the Nicollet hotel thia
morning was extingushed after many
weie bruised, but none seriously hurt.
DEATH OF JOHN
CONSER AT MILLERS
Fortland, Aug. 13. —Ex Governor T.
T. Geer lias entered the race for col
lector of customs. He has not been
considers 1 a candidate heretofore,
but it is believed bis chances are
good. Both new senators are friend
ly to his appointment, which ia not
liable to be made until next year.
P. 8. Malcolm, of Portland; J. M
Shelley, of Eugene, and G. A. West-
gate, of Ablany, are the other three
candidates.
FOREST FIRES ARE
STILL UNCONTROLLED
Altuiny, Or., Aug. 14.—The tire in
the Hantiam Mountains, after the
John Conser died at his home at
rains yesterday, waa checked some
Millers thia morning Two or three
but today is hurtling as
what,
years ago he had a stroke of | aralysia
The flames have
fiercely as ever.
and has not been well since,
crossed the river into Linn couuty, t
I He was born in Knox county. 111.,
and are burning in a Ano at retch of
Dec. 30, 1841, and came to Oregon
timber, The tile is now ten milea
when a boy In 1848, settling in Linn
from the point where it cronned the
I county where tie built up a splendid
stream.
This tire now threatens
He
Rotiert Moody Chapman was born reputatiou as a man and citizen.
Hoovai 'a sawmill, above Detroit, and
in Jefferson, Maine, on January 21, leaves a wife and two sons, Lester is now traveling toward the summit
1835, and died at Florence, Oregon, and Hockey, both living at home.
of the Casoade Mountains
at 1:3l) p. m. on August 8, 1!AH>, of I Mr. Uousei was a memtier of a large
Another tire has traveled up the
family, many of whom are row living:
heart failure.
Breiteubuab river in Hie direction of
Mr. Chapman was married on Octo Shan, Lou and Mrs. Mollie Thomas Breitenbuah Hot Spring».
It ban
her 25, 18H4, to Susanna M. Brown, of Portland ; George ot Heppner, Mr«, covered ten miles and burned over
and
who survive» him.
To them were Phoebe Watson of Cbahalia,
a wide area. Up to last night fully
born two children, George and Flos l Henry and Hope Conser of thia 7o mpiare miles of timber has been
sie, both of whom realde with their county.—Albany Democrat
destroyed, and the tire is again aliso-
parent».
lately beyond control. Many camp
Fun> ral services were held Thurs
ing parties in the mountains are re
day, being conducted by Rev. L. it.
turning, in haste, and other» are be
Bond, and the remains were laid to
lieved to lie cut off for the time
rest in the Masonic cemetery. Mem
being.
her a of the (1. A. R. and a large com
pany of friends were preseat to pay
the laid tribute of respect to the de
parted.
Evi-ry one who in afflicted with ca
Mr. Chapman whs highly respected
and esteemed in the community where tarrh should take advantage of ttea
Ernest Pirvance (lias resigned his
warm weather to get rid of thin an-
he haa resided for the past three noying and distressing disease, for position of electrician at theJ^Oregon
year».—Florence West.
the right treatment in August and Hecuritleo Co. electric power plant,
September
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will give lie lie At much
more quickly than in the winter and and will take a turn at living in town
for a change.
early spring.
Tlie germ killing and health giving
The preparationsffot the new is»-
Hyomei when breathed in the-sum I mill at the end of the’O, A 8. E. line
At Haceta Head. Lane county, to mer months bH» an even more bene-
I tlcial action than when used in the are progressing rapidly. The railroad
.Mr. and Mm. Wm. McCrae, a son.
I cooler weather. It is nature’s owne is pushing its work along, and at
railed} for tbs cure of catarrh.
it present ia doing considerable blast
The Pleasant Hill lauiet>all team de- goes to the most remote ait cells in ing. The mill will be located on the
feat.-d a team ma.e up of employes o the nose, throat ami lungs, killing Wm. George place and the owners
and driving from the system the ca
the Springfield sawmill on the Spring tarrh germ».
hope to have it running within GO
ia the simplest, most pleas days.
Heid grounds Sunday afternoon ky I Hyomei
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the »core of 8 to 4.
A good-sized , »nt and the only guaranteed uir- for
l'he Presbyterian church Is giving
.•».n.l.n. ..
While
has ever
been discovered.
crowd was in
in attendance.
While th.-
the catarrh that Hall
,g drnjf
its pastor. Rev. Grace, a month’s
game was not as »cientiffc as the big „ g,1BrBI1tee to refund the money if it vacation this month, in older that he
games played there the stunts prilled does not give complete satisfaction,
He will
At thia season of the year the fl rat may rest and enjoy himself.
off by both teams were exciting and
day's use of Hyomei will allow a de camp with Ins family out beyond the
intereating.
cided improvement In health and in end of the O. A 8. E. line.
During
a abort time there will 1« no further his absence there will not tie any
trouble from catarrh.
You take noriak in buying Hyomei. preaching except as some supplies are
The complete outfit costa but *1, present. - Leader.
extra txittlea 50c and if after using
The tieet disc plow ia ths Parlier A
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Orendorff Co.'s Canton Clippe
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lull will return your money
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1-ast Ninth street.
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FIRE ENGINE FOR
DEATH OF ROBERT
CITY OF FLORENCE
MOODY CHAPMAN
The city council of Florence at tlie
regular meeting last Monday evening
voted to purchase a hand tire engine
with 500 feet of hose and a cart, from
A. G. Long, of Portland, for 91300,
deliveied at Yaquina.
Wednesday evening while one of
the donkey engines at the Hurd log
ging camp wan being loaded on a
scow at the mouth of Hadeall Creek
preparatory to taking it up to Know-
lea Creek the acow in some way slip
ped back from the bank letting the
engine into the river. A crew of men
worked there nearly all night and
succeeded in getting the engine I Mick
on the bank.
Mr. Gibson’ who operated the Hurd
cannery last fall, arrived here from
Portland the first of the week and is
busy putting the cannery in order for
business the coming season. This in
dicates that there ia likely to lie some
competition for purchasing the fish
caught on this arteam this season,
that ought to be of advantage to the
fishermen. Wm. Kyle A Sons Co. will
have their cannery ami cold storage
plant ready for business in a few day»
more. The two establishments will
tie in the market for fish, and the
men ought to get better prices for
their catch than ia usually the case
where the business is all in the hands
of one individual.—The West.
Died
Coburg Notes
Forest tires »re iiurnitig in the vi
cinity of Mabel. above tlie Wen iliug
mill on the Mohawk, and near tlie
tuoutli ot Winl-erry er«-ek on Fall
creek. Both are in tlie vieinitj* of
-tooth Kelly timber, but so far uo
great amount of damage is reported.
Both llresstart.il about Hie same
time Saturday eveuiug.
Within a
few hours after the discovery a veri
table army ot uien whs lighting cadi
and through their efforts tlie tires
have been prevented trom »pleading
to tlie green timls-r.
llie tlie up tlie Mohawk destroyed
several hundred feet of logging road
and chute belouglng to Reuniuger A
Button, but aside trom thia no dam
age has been done, a* dead trees and
underbiush have been tiie fuel for the
tlames
Report« from there today
state tlint tlie tire is now iti the open
and is thought to la1 completely un
der control.
The Wiuberry tiro is also reported
to lie under tlie control of tlie tigtiters
EUGENE’S CITY WATER
IS NOW PRONOUNCED
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Sackett's »tore, after two weeks’ rest.
ler Mabel wete down fiom Wendling
Mrs. John Gardiner is very sick
over Sunday. They ' were the guest»
Aram fiery, aged AM year», died at
with malarial fever.
A consultation
of Mrs. Robertson.;
bin
home near l.eabiirg Sunday. Aug
of doctor» was held yesterday.
oat 12, I'«*!. of heart trouble, after an
Frank Skinneer, brother of our
Makes children eat, sieen and grow. illness of only a few day»’ duration.
worthy poetmaiter. is in Coburg
Mak»» mother strong and vigorous. He had lived in the McKenzie valley
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absence.
He
again, after a year
Mak»» a healthy /»miljr. That's what a good many years, The fun ral will
has sold hl» raDcb -----
near r Corvallis, Hollirter's R >ck icy Mountain Tea doea. ;
with interment in
Coburg
looks
good
to
him.
36 cent«.
Linn Drug j be held 1 ueeday,
Tea or tablets, t-
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and says U——
the Leaburg cemetery.
Mi»» Bettis is sgain st her post in Co.
WARM WEATHER WILL HELP
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
Your Catarrh by Using Hyomei
Born
Canton Disc Plows
65 E 9th Street
Moon &. Tingley “
Cottage Grove Brevities