Eugene daily guard., March 14, 1908, Image 6

THIS ETOEXH DAILT OTTARD. SAfl'RlAV, MARCH J.
IMPROVEMENT
AT B.-K,S. SAWMILL
AT SPRINGFJELD
BOSTON COUPLE
CHARGED WITH
FORGING CHECKS
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Tho IUnd You Have AJwnys Sought, and tvlilcH ban oacn
in use for over 30 yearn, Im bonio tho nnliiro of
and Iiiim been mado minor IiIh pcr
C C&ffi?f soniil Hiipcn IhIoii xim o It Inliijicy.
taryr, Allow no ono to decisive you In thin.
All Counterfoils, Imitations nud " Just-iui-ood" are but
KxperlinciitH that trlflo with oud f '..,('r tlio health of
InfunU und Children Expc.ouce aguinxt Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Ca.Htoria i a ha miles aubstltnto for Cantor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Sootblnu; Syrups. It to I'lcoHaut. II
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic,
subxtance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
, and allays FoverishncHa. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation '
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
fttomack and Vowels, giving healthy and' natural sleep.
The ChiMnsn's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
A fi'w ii'ppi'd mm II w iip rpnicm- han fr raiirlswri. Mfirrn u.
1(.ri-fl thit Mi.. Wuk nmH. mi-nf on1 W son. wifH of H. MnrMriifr ymihhi.
i fit the faff that th Hmith-Ki'llv of Hon I hi. was arrest c-4 H nUhl n
flvH hp'I Militant la 1 IniprovuHMitH In
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The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tmc stMTua MMMHr, t muniuv amccr. mm vori errv.
Thoro Im Only Ona
, "Bromo Quinlno"
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That Im
Laxatlvo Bromo Quinlno
KD rur wonta oven to ourc a oolo im one oat. .
tlii'lr S"rlnflcld niant. In the fol
! lowlni! Isiue of tho Western Oregon
we ars Called -to task for even- dar-
iriK to mention that this company Ib
making Improvements. In his aril
cle he doubts the trut'hfulneHB of our
Hlatetiient and flays "It Is hard to
credit; that the company Is doubtless
making repairs and posaiuly Install
ing new parts to replace worn-out
machinery." He says, "true, all mills
are doing overhauling work hut there
M no Increase of capacity." That's
all folly, but, no doubt, comes from
some Jealous mood because the little
mills at Cottage Grove are not mak
ing similar Improvements. The in
formation that was given In the News
columns was authentic and as proof
that this company is doing more than
merely repairing the broken parts,
we aH Informed that a contract has
been let to the Frazer Iron Works
for the making of a log kicker for
the Bnoth-Kellv Lumber Company at
Springfield. ThlB Is a big piece of
machinery, end when completed will
weigh over 7000 pounds and will cost
Hte company In the neighborhood of
$:!r00. They have Hlso Installed
wl'hln the past week a $2000 turning
lathe which haB bcn placed In their
blacksmith shop. These are only mi
nor Improvements thnt .have already
been nii'ilo. That the Ilooth-Kelly
mill at Surlngfleld will be one of the
best on the coast Is assured and those
who nre skeptl'-al In their belief are
at llherty to visit the yard and see
for themselves what is. being done.
The News has not lost fnlth In Spring
field or the Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
and we nelleve that we have the best
town In the Btate of Oregun for Its
size. We remectfiilly Invite the edl
tor of the Western Oregon to visit
our plant and compare notes. News.
the charge of a! Icm li'. in i; to cash a
check for 10U0 bearlni? the forged
signature of Governor i.uil'l, of Mas
sachusetts. She says the in a sister
of Calvert Sargent, a merchant of
Sunnylde, Wash. The detectives
elalm to have secured much evidence
against WUson, Including check
books, perforating machines, bank
hooks und also a quantity of hotel
Bllverware collected by his wife as
"souvenirs. " Governor Guild may be
brought here as a wltnesB If Mrs.
Wilson Is prosecuted In San Francisco.
DIED.
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March 6, 1908, at Le's sawmill,
near Cottage Grove, Herbert W. I.ee,
aged 4 0 years, 4 months and 2 days.
In West Cottage Grove. March 4.
1908. the Infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Smith.
At 'his home near Cottage Grove
Monday, March 9, 19t)8, William P.
Haj'B, of rheumatism of the heart.
Always remember the hill name. Look
lor this 'signature on every boi. 2 Go.
ANNOUNCEMENT . v
G. H, Irish wishes to 'announce that he has
puachased the GROCKRY stock of B. A.
Allen & Co., located at 55 cast 9th St., and
carries at all times the best brands of
Groceries, Flour and Fhkd. We have'onr
own delivery wagon and all goods delivered
promptly.
FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY
r'hdnS,''
Main S3
(5. H. HUSH
'S3 E.it,
;9th Srt
ROSEBURG RAISES '
BIG BOOSTER FUND
Roseburg, March 13, Rosehnrg
last night received a powerful imne
ttiB to Its boosting movement from
the oratory of Tom Richardson, who
spoke to BOO citizens at the court
house.' Mr. Richardson not only cr-
ated the greatest enthusiasm ever ex
hibited In any meeting of its kind
held In this city, but did more
something thnt was considered a task
requiring weeks of Ime. Vie raised
among tho audience a luonthly sub
scription list of 1500 to flefrav the
cost of nn aggressive advertising
campaign to Bocure for the city arid
Douglas county Its full shnro of the
Immigration Into Oregon this year.
Although this sum was declared by
Mr. Richardson to be as large as
Unit oledged tor such purpose by any
other town of similar size In t1'"
state, It will In all probability bo In
creased fully one-third by the eud o(
this week. A number of citizens who
were unable to attend last night's
meeting stated beforehand that they
wpuld contribute their share toward
an advert IsIpk fund. and when these
have er'lred tnclr BUbScrlptlon
Rosehnrg win bo assured of the hand-
'.me sum of about $10,000 to defray
the cost of one year's publicity work.
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Sl'HIXGFIKM ItlMKI-S
CTIXKI I'RO.M Til K XEWS
J. E. Bartlett has rented one of the
rooms over the Odd Fellows' new hall
and will start a real estate office.
Mrs. Frank Relsner, of Eugene,
and her brother. Tobias McGill. and
daughter, from Kansas, were visiting
Mr. and Mrs. George Price last Sun
day. II. W. Smith and family, from
Bruce, Wisconsin, arrived In Spring
field yesterday, coming direct from
the East. He Is an old friend of F.
D. Titus and has come to Springfield
with the intention of permanently lo
cating. .
Dr. R. A. Jayne took his departure
for his Hood River farm last Tuesday
on a short business trip. He expects
wnile there to engage a man to run
his farm this season, and will make
nrangements for some improvements
In the way of new buildings, planting
fruit treea, etc. News.
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WHAT TO ASK
Aliorr OSTEOPATHY.
Any render who wishes to reallv
knoth whether Osteopathy applies to
nis or ner case should avoid the mis
take of asking a practitioner of one
of the old schools about it, for
lorttinatety most of, them have not
nvestlgiued the new science and An
no understand either Its theory br
practice. There are exceptional
medical doctors, who realize the mer
its of osteopathy and conscientiously
sond patients to the skilled Osteopath1
very frequently, uut most old scho
practltioners either condemn it "
general principles, because It ' 00
(upovatlon and a rival .and tv JV"!
unworthy of consideration . ,
in honest Ignorance, dotl- ' 1e'
teopathy Is simply mas- , " "d
not sure disease. Ur
and generally bvo,'"
Aak an oxnlanaur . ", .
physloian. and vn '
that Ostoopa' ., . J.. . .!
or treating ,ifinit Hiunm inj it
how. ' of, r, j' ,,.
arugs nU(j tho strongi probability of
rl''of from disease are what Osteop-
Tha Socinllsts of I.nB JnHy aro'hthy offers
W-eby called to mcM l IrtAss fon-1 t)o not accept the Idea thnt you
Vn Inn at Krauli's halli Ktteeno. Orhave organic heart trouble until you
OREGON HOME& AND CO.
Rooms 9 And 10 over tli.uinvn.-onstow oann !
..FAR.MS..
320 Acres with new 8-rooin house and iarn, good
fruit orchard and running water, joo acres in
grain, balance pasture and timber. $25 acre
40 Acres with new house and barn, close to school on good
graveled road, price $ 1 400.
J90 Aires with lair improvements, good soil nd can ,be
made an ideal place. $30 per acre.J
HoutM and lots In all parts of thedty
Oregon Horn &. Land Co., A. A.Aaby, Mgr.
on FHdny, April 3, i 10 o'clock, for
tho llnrpoKP of nominating a 1 run
ticket for tho routing. J"o flection
anl such other business as may come
before said convention. All Socialists
are urgently requested to be present.
II. M. MANVIl.I.E.
" Clialrmuu Co. Central Coin.
K. 0. COLE,
See. Co. Central Com. a3
ltcs't Healer III tho World.
Rev. K. Starhlrd, of East Raymond.
Maine, says: "I have used llncklen's
Arnica Salvo for several years, on
my old army wound, and otNer obsti
nate sores, and find It tho best healer
In the world. 1 use It too with great
success 111 my veterinary ousiuess.
rtce l!n cents at W,
drug stove.
A. kuykiMidall's
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Better Than PiU For Uvtr IDs.
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MoTiu:ns Km iiKX
Seventh and Oat itreetf.. has open
"d under new management. Hood
board and room by the day, week or
month. First-class .homo rooking
Chicken dinner everv Snuday.
tt MRS. S. V. A H1IOTT.
have consulted an Osteopath. Fre
quently adjustment Is all that Is need
ed.
Dr. II. h. Studley, osteopath, office
over Chambers Hardware store.
Phone -Ulack 1:12. Residence, 734
Ferry street. Phone Red 319 7.
A TELEGRAM
Dated March 4th says: "United
Wireless Telegraph Company clos
ed a contract with Alaska-Pacific
Steamship Company to equip with
DeForest system steamers Hm-kman.
Watson and Falcon, work of Install
ing to commence Immediately."
Professor Graham Hell said recent
ly: "Find the newest, great business
Invention and buy Its stock."
We consider "wireless" to be the
newest great business Invention.
Russell Sago said: "The lime Is
near when wireless telegraph will
supplant every telegraph cable in existence."
CITY ELECTION
VOU SALE I1Y OWNER
Good building lot on East Twelfth
street, near car lino, SexltiO feet. Al
so clght-ronm cottage and two lots
on North Mill street. Inquire of
J. J. WALTON,
Law Office, 513 Willamette St.
a!
avuuuv
Hull's Itetl Ci-omi Drug Store.
WtMiD SAW I NO
John M. V. l1 Jon, uotxusof to W
K. llodny. All wood sawed lo gauge.
For prompt mrvlre phoa Black
Slit. Residence. 167 High strut, tf
Gasoline woodaaw
Jt IIII.EH SINGERS.
At M. E. Church March 4.
Reserved Seats 5c
General Admission 3.c.
Children under II years !."'C. MM
tlASOI.IXR WOOD SAW ISO
W. G. White ( prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone Black 4SM. Residence.
Mil West Slzth street.
1 am directed by the common cumi-'
cfl to give notice that the annual city j
election of the city of Eugene will;
be held April 6th, I90S. at which;
time one councilman will be eNvtci
from each ward af the city, t'iin.li-;
dates for that, office should file their
nominating petitions with the clty
rocorder on or before the 2 is. d:tv
of March, 1!HS.
9. D. ALLEN.
City Attorney.
SHIP YOVlt PRODCCR
to Veil Tower Co.. 902 Post Street.
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
the highest market price.
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St
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Big
Continued
Watch For Later
Advertising
Sale Prices Hold Good
at the opening of the
Store Monday as well
asTonight until 10p.m.
TAM.OH SHOP REMOVAL NOTICE 1
. 1. S. MclXnigall. the tailor. ha I
moved his shop from the Pratt bnil 1
Ing on Willamette street to the room I
one door cast of the Yerlnnton drus1
store rti East Ninth street, w here h.-1
will be found by all his customers tt;
All lovers of tinislr should he.ir
the Dixie Jubilee Singers Suttrda
evening, at the Methodist Church
STANLE
612 Willamette St.
Three Doors South of 9th Street
. Eugene, Oregon
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