Eugene daily guard., July 17, 1908, Image 6

THE EtCEkK DA1LV StA&a. FKIDAV. jrLVT. 1X
7U tzL.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Sospect it.
I'rvtnirnrr ,'f Kl.lu.r Iiimbh-.
Mit pc"p!c do n- t na'we ll.e al.irrr-.-rlf
i-iiit-Jtr and n-nurk. .irvl iy
Hr1 r'- n viii;:i;i:n-)iit-
imnM C"II1III"I1
dmr.itci lli it pro
v tlii y arc
alnoM t'le lat
cngnird hy
jwliriit " p'iy
r'.l timtflttt
with dnrl.ting tkt efi'li, vJiilc tlie trig
siwf iu underrriitm ll.e ayitctn.
Vhal To Co.
Tlirre itcomiuit in knowledge to
often raprraml. ttiat Dr. Kilmer a
('vamp-Hoot, She great kidnev remedy,
fullillatvrrv ih III curing rheumatism,
lin in the rack, kiducyt. liver, bladder
rut every pert of Hie miliary
It iwrectl inability to ImM v.ali-r
nd aiding pain in pacing it, or bad
rlffU following n of liiiuor, wine or
lei. and overcomes thai unpleaaaiit ne
rrwity nf being compelled to go often
luring the dv. ml tu get up many
limes during liie mjfht. 1 ne mild ami
tue elroiflinryellrrt of Swamp-Root
isv.n realiied. It standa the highest
fir ill wonderful cures of the mt dia
Itcsnmg ia. If vm need li'rdiriiie
y.u aholtld have Hie let. Sv I I by drug
KlUin l.ltvceul und one-dollar sues.
Vuuitiavluiien
Imm.v t'Liit tent an r- !
Unit il.ljotliM-tjlfrec
bv mail. Address Dr.
ViU,..-r I n.. Httli'-
lijuiloii, N. V. When Bower .p-Rt.
writing mention tliia paper and don't
male any mistake, but rciiirniber the
name, Dr. Kilmer'a Swamp-Hoot, and
Uie ddrcaa, llinghauitou, N. Y,
HINIHTKIIH ArTKU HI'MIA V
IIAHDItAU, AT HAI.ICM
Halem, July 1(1. Sitiiilny biisehiill
la i dead sporting event at Halem,
according to three mlnlatera who have
bvi'n trying to atop games on the Safo
bath. When the preachers nut I fled Man
ager Heyaer, nf the Ralem team, that
arreata would follow any attempt to
atari Hunday baaehall, the manager
replied:
"Heller have your warrants ready
now. for the TrK'lty game will be
played next Sunday, no matter what
happena." t
COL. MERCER'S
RIG TWO-STORY
WAREHOUSE
H'KI.L liMMilft
' Get your well) drilled by old and
experienced well-drlllera.
I'houe Red 4H7J. tf
BOCHHOMt ft CARPKNTER,
867 Bo. Willamette) at. ;
I'erfoctlon oil atovea ar safe and
do nut amoks. Chambura Hardware
t'o. ' d
Co!. W. 'i. I'. Mercer rails hit, ri ! ;
tl.ill.,-r mr, v. hlih I eapected In ar
r.v,, aliollt A U'llst i;. "I't-KityilFi
.'IIiIh word, an w ,-il at having a 1 ik
lf.il mi-aiilnx, ha a J--r ngiilll-
1 it.iii e, which the (,'ololicl le-llcves
the people will ri-allle when lin y no e
'the revolutionizing lendein y In tilt
new iralfle handler. Me experia the
liiai hlne t.j be operan d for !i0 eeiitn
a di. .
i Colonel Mener. In apeaklng
of bin warehoune propoaltlon and hla
new electric auto truck enterprlae,
todny auld aaid :
' "Tue r I rite Idea wa to erect a 30x
CO hiilldlng one atory high. It waa
1 1 hi dlKcovered fiat llila waa loo
amall and It waa thought that a two
Utory 4xU would be aurficlent, but
Jual aa I waa in the act of isaulug
, final liiMructlona for lt erection
there waa. lo my aurprlse. great proa
aure bro,iel:t to tear on me lo make
mill further provision for the eie
cial accoininod.'illon of the HtildcntK
at the 1'nlverniiy who, It was claimed,
had li'-eii really necdfii'f aiich accoin
modullonii for their lelonglnga dur
ing vacatlona. Aa aoon aa 1 waa con
vinced thai thli wax true, I at once
land quite willingly. 1 axsure you),
chaiiKi'd my plana ao aa to make the
liulldlm: 4uMi feet two alory. The
architect Is completing the plana Hi In
aflernnon and I ahnll at once coni
uicnce on the building, ,1. had at
first thought that 1 wonld runt an
office up town but have Just decided
to make a neal, cosy office In the
building. I shall alao Install my
splendid new Mercury an: rectifier
In double bulb and one of the. latest
and moat expensive on the coast.
Nothing hetier or more expensive In
'Frlaco or Portland), In the building
where our storage batteries on the
eluclrlca will be charged each -evening.
This, of Itaelf, ts a sight worth
going long miles to see and when
once seen will never bo forgotten.
In the center of the building1 I shall
have an electric hoist (elevator), and
every modern.; lahor-aavlng device
for rapid handling o( freight, etc.,
entrualed to our care.
"The south front of the ware
houae la to be mado aa attractlva aa
poaalble and will alao dlaprHy an
attractive algn somewhat larger and
more artiatic than John llnncock'a
signature to the' immortal Declara
tion of Independence."
the condition of the mohair market
at I'ort Klixali'n'i as f .ilowa:
"The !;,.- -..-:un continued the
I la:t inniitti. out aa ;
i ye:ii'' tuiiiaii-r hair
iia'lon aud were anx- '
a clearaiee. a fair
i. -.-h ha I' en done on
o.iilrt of a', nut SI for average and;
up to l-J'l lor bKt'-r 1 -ts, while j
new Hcai-oi; o sumiii'-r luoiiKht from j
2d to i ui'l accoruiiii; in qii,iuij'
li aim ii p to 3 o i n hhmi.
greater par'
li lil.rs of !
.,( ci-iied l '
: l II n to Illill.
,i II, l 11 II I ol I
LANE CBllNTY
WON SECOND PRIZE
AT CHERRY FAIR
and winter. Splendid results are be
ing secured by feeding Kale and
v.-tch Lav to dairy cows wituout an
grain or 'null f-i. Dr. Wi.hycomlie
1", pound of vet. h hay and
uounds of KjU- a day is practically
balanced ration for a dairy :
W I.. WIlMin cf li.ink.'!, Oregon
"I received IJtiT Iroin
month of December
in
J.
MOIIAIIt MAHKKT IN
SOITH AI'ltlCA.
I'tider date of June 1, Messrs.
I'oppo, Hrhunhoff & Oiiltiiry report
Mr.
tayb:
14 cows in
hd fid them
nothing but kale, turnips and vein
hav. The man who feeds chop would
have to make 237 to clear as mucn
as 1 do. 1 have not had a speck of
mill feed in the barn all winter.
Mr Uyron Hunter, of Corvillis.
has, as assistant agriculturist of the
the association won - Bureau ot i-iani inu"j, -
n-. - ,.r ,hu , (,f a ertcii li lire, maur a oi"
J ne liiii.! i"- i jjauui'iv u, ..o-. .
Hctbe, who a'coniininied
countv cherry exhibit to
wired J
the
the
l).
.....i i,.,.
i. i i.., -I ' i-lli, i arriving verv . I-an
', ,. .' i ,.t,i.., i L- H.,,(,iri in, cherrv fair af. Salem,
v I, rV by farmers and d. alers, and Holt, secretary of the Lane Couniy
not hi ug o anv consequence has ar- Krult & Vegetable Growers Assoc a
. , ... .... -i-h,.-,. iL .,.,. innnirvltlon this morning that tne exhibit
for summer klda up to ltd and one , sent aown o
or two lo's or last year . wuuer am. " , thei,.iit, tudv of the forage crops
have cleared It at 0. Muring tne , - "" ,. ":.- ; ",. Vw.n. end in 1
oast week the Inquiry has become I leiegram. ineexiuuu " "'"-"
"ore general, resulting In a fair I did one and Mr. Holt, who superin
amount of bu.lness oo above basis. tended It. arranf-inent. " "-
Shlninents since our last amount oeni inn n. ouiu --- -
. ...:,.,.. u i.. i .,. I from ihe liirlees. .Nearly every coun
to about bales. Our today s quo-.ty In the valley as well as those In
tatlona are as follows: Super aummer other parU of t.ie slate competea
kids 1.1 ',4 to lV4d; super Bunimerjfor prlies.
first X '4 to 8 d; medium first, 7
to sM; short and mixed 6d to 7 H d ;
low and Inferior thirds 3V4d to 5d;
O. It. C super blue, fid to ild; ditto
mixed 7d to Sd: winter hair ( nom
inal I, 7d to 7 'id.
"(ioatsklns are firm and sell, at
ii'd to 9V4d for good average par
cels. "Angora skins are In small supply
lint good demand at !i d to 4 isd
for good average parcels."
..dra f 'iamounUi , ',4 v mad tondt
KAI.K CllOl' TALKS
ELI BANGS J.H.VET Cr-. BARNARD EA.Rj
BANGS LIVERY CO
'Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
First Oass Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGTS..
M-KENZIE STAGElesvei Eugene EUGENE-FLOR EN'CE Sri
IVmO a.n? Stage, do not call at A dflyilaeeleav,,EutV3
" . . i . 1H In fft Minotnn . w "I
private residences cm win v...
LKageif aotilied the day before.
Livery Phone Main 2 1
steamer foe Fin. ---atk
MWC
Western Oregon, and in Bulleiin No.
i nnhllshed iointly by the Oregon
Experiment Station and the Iart-:-
nient or Agriculture. ua i
ing to say about kale, which is time-
ly:
Methods of Sowing: For fall;
and winter ube, kale Is usually sown ,
in Hrin on well oreoared audi
HrainaH nll aa soon after the 15th of i
DAIItlKSl vi.rrh as the season will permit. This'
furnishes plants for transplanting!
in June and July. The land ustd '
fnr trnnsiilantlne Is well manured ;
best talking ana piowea io 01 imee
tne iirst 01 .wau-ii aim i-
TIIK ItlOMJMlV 'I'll AT 1)1) US.
(Oregon Agricultural College Press
Hulletin, by James Dryuen.)
Kale Is one of te
li-i.,.. ri,..,.n iween
crops 'n uregoi. .. - ,rs. nf , WUh the land In per
at. Uriaiy i..t .o theTnlonlfect til.h Is plowed n with a
l,e hu m talk Kale fnless he I 1 2-inch plow about the first or June
knows Vh.t k5i do to the niMkUnd the young kale plants jlriipped
bucket he has not qualified as a
booster.- It Is called the ThiiUsani-
headed Kale and the botanist knows
Dr. Klng a New Discovery Is the j aH nrttBsft.a eleracea, but it -is the
romedy that does the healing others
promise, but fall to perform," says
Mrs. K. II. I'ierson, of Auburn Centre,
I'a." It la curing me of throat and
lung trouble of long standing, that
other treatments relieved only tem
porarily. New Discovery is doing me
so much good that I feel confident
lis continued use for a reasonable
length of time will restore mo to per
fect health." This renowned cough
and. cold remedy and throat and lung
healer Is sold at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. 50c and J1.U0. Trial bottle
free.
Hummer Kxcurslon Hate lo Yaqulna
and Newport and Detroit.
On sale every, day, ' round trip to
Yaqulna, 5,00; to Newport 46.60;
to Detroit, $4.25.
Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun
day to Yaqulna and Newport, limited
to Monday following. 13.00.
A. J. 8ILLETTB. A tent
GKIt.MAN COACH KTAIXION
The German coach horse which 1
purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the s'tnnd during the season at
Hangs' burn.
tf J. 11. PERKINS.
into every third furrow about. 2 t4 to
3 feet apart. This places about one
plant on every square yard. The
roots of the plants are placed where
11 as lirilHHIca e eiaira, out it ib me I , ,i,. UDU
plain Kale of four letters that does I the next furrow covers them leav-
)waaaMMnMMMMaMI
rOIilTE ATTESTS
greets an customer, ,.
market, and as chew
of meat as was erern
block Juicy, tend'...'
, Jy flavored and lino... '
what we cut your portt.l
steaks from. We kao'
cut up meats for your ,
well as to choose' n, .
bo that they will look t3
no wen as lender ana
Our prices are low f0.
meats.
Broders' Brl
Phone 2Main 40 . - Wt
the talking. The strange thing Is
that It has only been during the last,
two or three years that it has had
an audience though It is nearly thir
ty yearn old in the Willamette val
ley. It has tried to talk all those
years, but the people wouldn't lis-
Inir the tons uncovered. The plants
that are plowed in during the day in'
iki. i.,,ln,l In lha ev.'mlnir
of the same day to pack the ground. ! remain dry
... . , ..ii .ui , Hwiunmcnt
cT u0sUl"CeUXrrorTheap,Zsunded and concludes with this ian
. i . ir Vw... euane:
?"JS?n la"c" ,'.n ,r,h , "But above and beyond the technl-
SUNDAY
all thatisl,8nments of error were not we '
EXCURSION TO N
ten when It sought recognition. "We! do well. Any pants l" ,,., language 0f the schedule, It Is to aHolr ,t
ncveV heard it talk," they Insisted, j grow may be replaced by hand. Some fl b u"dy' Julj' 19th'
"back in Iowa and New York. Back growers prefer to plant the seed In ?t,"!"a'e r.er, . w. of sold to Newport and return-
back In Iowa and New York. Back growers pre er to pia.i. i..e . , . f election the will of au'V" w,u" an
there cows nroduce milk without nl wnen lne u""lu! niie r. ' T", . , ,,Mn .H r,rlv ,, gooa tor mat dale
Kale and I guess they will have to I enough thin them to one plant In a
here." That is tradition. It took hi"- Others put kale out just as cab-
thirty years for Kale to get an au- "age Is usua ly transpiantea, in-
sienu oi ionifi il iu. i i,c i,,t
transplanting must be determined by
dlence In tbls state and live down
tradition.
Th Hnii-i-mon nf vw York mwi.T- the size of the plants and the condl
stand what green succulent food. tlon of ,ne Iand- If tne la"d ls wet
nieahs to the dairy cow, and they i" budjbci to overnow tne trans-
build expensive silos, buy expensive
machinery and grow fertility-robbing
corn which they Irrigate with their
sweat, In order that the farmer dur
ing the long winter months nuty have
an excuse for milking his cows. The
Oregonlan needs no expensive silos
to remind the cow ot the good old
summer time. Kale! A thousand
blessings ,on the Thousand-headed
Kale! It la making Oregon the great
est dairy state in the Union.
When grown under favorable con
ditions Kale will yield -40 tons per
rh. neonle had been voiced fairly and !SUU lr?1. aale D, la
'.ZJ. ... . .l i.,i..ij.,i .ho, gene at o o ciock a. m. anrf
"nould be very"sl Z se'tsuch I j- -M-J?t trjjj, jJJ
a verdict aside. Ie follows that the , "y j ".7- """"
writ of review should be dismissed
GASOLINE WOOD SAW
and all and enjoy a foods
tne oeacn.
A. J. GILLETT1
W. G. White Is prepared to saw
planting may be delayed until during
July. If the land Is well drained and
the plants are large enough It may I your wood on short notice.
be done before the first of June. Phone Black 4351. Residence,
In transplanting, enough plants may
be left for a- stand on the land
where the seedlings are grown.
516
KLAMATH COI NTY
WILL tX)XTI.M K DHY
West Sixth street.
WELL DRILLING.
LAKE MARBLE AND
GKANITK WORKS
E. C. Lake has moved !:
works from the corner o!
ette and Sixth to East &
between Willamette and Oj
he' will be pleased: tn sestl
For up-to-date well drilling see ' new patrons.
LaDuke & Leffler Co., well drillers.!
Tel. Red 5121. 999 Vlllard Boul. t'i
Kilamtvth Falls, Or., July 16.
Judge E. U Benson, In a lengthy
opinion has decided against the plain-
acre or green reed and its chler value i tirrs in the action brought to set
la as a soiling crop during the fall aside the result of the June election
COW' FEED.
Alfalfa meal. At Uailc;', Tenth!
and Willamette streets. Phone Red ! as silk, at White's resu
1521. ;
Feed yonr rose or 1H
"Will .Grow" fertiliser. aJ
Improvement. Chambers
Cold boiled ham sand:
3C
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B
lair
:tion
The streets have just been nicely graded and' the sale of lots is
brisk. Many people are buying the very choicest residence lots
at lower prices than will ever again be offered in Eugene.
People are waking up to the unusual advantages of BLAIR
STREET - ADDITION.
ataaaaaiaaaaSZtauIZabauHj
IT IS THE TALK OF
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' i. iw M.ariwi.M HHonnaiBuaaMaui
-aatkJacai
annua
lai
Do you realize what an invfstini-ut in this tulditiou will do for you? H0,v can it avoid ad
vaiain; iu v-ilut? with those lots Winy; vijjht ay;ainst the built up district, and where ti c
eity is certain to get its greatest growth? Let one of the agents named below take von
out there. You don't need to buy if you don't want to, but we think you will want to after
you see these tine lots and kuow'alHuit the easy terms you make your own terms von
may have, lietter not wait; the other fellow is getting busy and it's'time you acted, before
all are sold. There are only TWKnty lots and two ackk tracts i.kkt.
' i y .
THE TOWN I
ZIMMERMAN m an
OREGON LAND CO.
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HOWE & BUOY
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