Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 17, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text6 The Cause of Mafiy Sudden Deaths. There ! a disease p-evnilitij; in this Count rv Ini.stii.i'M'rr'.ll-. i- c;,'lv: w r p- I ' live M.ili v sll'l'll II a a' ilr-.il us are c;r.iM-tl LfrZ P tv It heart ill , - - i . . MM., piiruilioill.l, heart failure or r- atoplrrv are often the result of knl ntv disease. If kidnrv trouble is fr. VM'"i D """"'dtoatlvalire V JtfHj thckidiiry.poison- tack the vital organs, canting catarrh of the bladder, or the kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Hladdrr troubles almost alwaj result from a derangement of the kidi.eys and a cure it obtained nuickest by a preper treatment of the kidneys. Jf you are feel, injg badly you can make no nu.take by taking In. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot, the treat kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and raiding ain in patting it, and over comes that unpleasant necessity of beiaf compelled to (jo often through the day, and to fret up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Koot is soon realized. II stands the liiKhest for its wonderful cures of , the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root it pleasant to take and is sold by all drillgists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sire bottles. You may liavoa sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery ami a hooK mat tens an snom 11, lioth sent free by mall. Aildrcw, Dr. Kil mer & "Co., lliughamtou, N. V. When writing iueution rending this generous effer in tliis paper. lJun't make any. mistake, but re iiieinbertlie name, Swamp Koot, Dr. Kilmer'sKwamn-Koot, and ths address, Iliiighauitgn, N. V., on every bottle. Summer WILL SOON Be Over And there will be no de mand for light-weight goods. Like all other sen sible merchants we reduce the prices on seasonable goods as the season wanes because we want to clean them all up to make room for fall and winter stocks. You will, therefore, find many real bargains in our storesuits and furnish ings for summer wear and that will be just what you w.nt for early fall. We carry the famous hand tailored line of Michaels, Stern & Co. clothing, every suit of which is cor rect as to style, pattern and workmanship. There are none better; few lines equal to them. Mgtit weight Underwear mill all fcluil of furnishings for (he summer aoaaon. If you would drra well nnd comfortably, coino In and let us aliow you what w luivo. You don't have to buy unless you find what sulu you. ED. HANSON The Home Tailor is the man for the booster to pat ronize. We boost and expect others to boost the town by patronizing the Home product. .VkLcod, The Tailor, makes hi lit that catches the eye. G. F. McLEOD 41 East 9th St. Successor to D. S. McDOtV.AL Madame Dean's fTEJI rucNCM plf reman IILLoi A Kara, CuartiM Ha uar . M-i'ra-ii ala-nnsi aii..v tun lull cUf.t hut. . h.re,l. KMi.f! i.n liiiKr- nt.-M or M It. 1. it..!.. I N. m .,. M..I l..r II .i- r Kit v. i; ,rll, t , .hi lo.il. t.. I- m. f..r w ln'.i r iw . .1. Ka.n'le In.', Iii.l.t f.-Mlcg It,.' anoint.-, . no ul.-i t i mi. Ii ai.iai-l .I.. tiMt Um.v u. ui mi..I .ti loti. l. II..' mi moicii co. hi m. ukiiw. n mil 1! TEN YEARS OF EFFORT If, BLACK BUTTE MINES o In the foothill of the Calapjola Irnouniains on th roast fork of the j Willamette river, 10 miles south I Cutagc drove, a great mine has been carved out of the num. It has taken 10 long years of faithfully devoted work, and a pile of the yellow metal, In do It; hut a Kreat Industry has been established whlrn will (five lueratlve employment to men and sustenance for their fam ilies, probably for many years after the man who has pioneered It has been gathered to his father. ' Against all odds, discourage-; menu and difficulties, of which there have been plenty, as In all' work of this kind, the development j of the mine has gone steadily for-! ward. Not a day since the, proper-1 ty, nearly 10 years ago, .came Into the, hands of one of Its present own ers, William II. Dennis., formerly of Spokane, Wash., has work ceaacd. Hundreds of thousands of dollars' huve been paid out for labor and supplies In the southern end of l.ano county. The valley between Cottage Grove and illack Unite Is one of the most prosperous and up-to-diite fanning sections of Lane county. Every far mer and farmer's son has had a Job of work when he wanted It. Two tel ephone lines, free rural mall deliv ery, express, nnd one of the beat, wagon roadH In. the state, are the direct results of Mr. Dentils' enter-' prise. Collage drove, Kugcne and , even Shoe Hiring Valley have all' coinn In for a share of the bene fits. Hundreds of thousands of tons of ore are blocked out, ready to be winnowed for the smelter. The great smeller Is completed and In operation, and the stream of liquid silver has begun lo flow Into the markets of the world. The first car load was shipped last week to New York. The mines are at tho head of the Coast Fork valley. Illack Butte mountain, densely fir-tree-clad from Its base to its summit, rises majesti cally to' a nelgth of 8:7 fit! feet above sea level. Quoting from the report of an eminent geologist: "In a NKWPOHT WH'IKTV KVKNTH Oh' AHT WKKK During the early pnrt of tho week Floyd llushnell Davis entertained a party of his friends at a moonlight tally-ho party up the bench. The parly was composed principally of college people from tho University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural Col lege. The guests worn as follows: Mrs. Condon McCorniirk, chnperonu; tho Misses Lucia Wllklns, Pauline Davis, Hello Van Diiyn, Kate Kelly and Kilna Ostium; Messrs. John Wlthycomhe, Hush Davis, Harvard C. Moore: Dr. K. T. Parker anil John W. Kelly. On Tuesday evening .Mrs. Clara H. Walilo, of Hiilem, entertained nt five hundred In her cozy Seaside cottage "Taklt F.ty." Tho guests were Mrs. P. M. Dektim, Mrs. Ivan lliimason, Mrs. A. 10. Mcintosh, Mrs. Wilson McNnry, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Monres, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sennits, Professor and Mrs. John Strauh. tho Mlnsoa Kva and LaVllln Hiiimison, Vesta Kerr, Allele Plckel. lriua and Mario Hire. Until (liilcli, Liienne Moreliind, Kdith Merrlng, Jessica Jacobs, Hazel Heed. Udlth Waldo, Messrs. John Wlthy comhe, Dr. 11. (1. Leonard, Donald II. Hire, Chester Monies, Paul V. Marls and L. L. Smith. On the day fol lowing Mrs. Waldo and Miss P. M. Dekiim gave a luncheon In honor of Mrs. Ivan lliimason. of Portland. Present as guests wero Mrs. V. J. Kerr, Mrs. T. C. Illiiomer, Mrs. A. L. Mcintosh. Mrs. D. L. Hire, Miss Mary S. Harlow and Miss F.sthcr Sheffield. NKWroitT 1'l ltSON' VI.H Mr. and Mrs. (leorue II. Kelly, of Kngcnc. arrived In Newport Thurs day afternoon and will remain fur two weeks. Thov are registered lit the Sheffield. Mrs I.. .. Clark and son, Dudley, an en loving ilu nrcnu luvoics at Nye Creek. They are lointcd In a furnished lent In the Hooves ramp yard. Frank K. Dunn, of Kugeno lolued his wile and daughter at the Damon tills week. 9 Miss lintel Huff, dim has been a guest at the M. iiniinl.l House for the pus! two e.-ki. returned hnino Thursday. Dr. D. A. Pnlne, of Kugcne, was In Newport this week nupt-rvlsliiK some n pairs i.u his senktide home. Mrs J. W. Ilohl.s and daughter. Minnie, nf Kunene. opened the Holile euttaiie at Ne Creek this week. Mrs. M. M.nrls, of Kug.-ne. and small par( have reeled the Karl Fleming coltaKo at No Creek fur lie remaining summer months lls Kale Kellv ami brother. John, r. 'turned Wednesday In their heme at Fuddle atler a two weeks' Killing at Ne Creek llarvaid C, Moore, an assistant In stineliir at llle l'nlerslt of Olenun. Is A reeenl lsltor to Newport. COW KKKII. Alfalfa meal. At Hal'.ej s. Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Hed u:i. Aoon swit; (issollne power, bv V. W. M.wo. phone lied :f.'!.'. Orders largo or small will bo appreciated Yhete are inanv Imitations ,f vi Witt's i..r.ollr. d Witch ll.irel Salve hut Just one ongln.il. Sold by i: druggists CoM boiled ham silk, at Whltei sandw Ic fine resMuratit, sense It may l.e said that the whole mountain Is one huge Idle." The vein Ik 4 00 feet wide, and haa been proved fir over two in Ilea In length. Other parallel and Intersecting veins have been proven and developed on the 2,000 aires comprising the Illack llutto property. Over five tulles of tunnels, raises, shafts and winzes have been driven, and yet all this vast amount of work Is only as a fe want-holes In com parison to the enormous size of the ore bodies. Of course, It Is to be expected, so great a mass of ore Is naturally low grade as to mineral values, and the owners have developed It on a low gradft basis. Nevertheless, the mine produces some of the richest quick silver ore found In any part ol, the world. Nearby TIiiiImt Holding. ' In addition to the value of the mine, large timber holdings have been acquired which alone will be worth a handsome sum In a few years. Also partially developed Is a water power system which la calla ble of supplying not only all the re quirements of the mine, but also sufflcent power for electric trans portation from Eugene to Oakland. Tint mine, reduction plant and vil lage of Illack Unite, are now lighted by electricity generated by a Leffel tn rlil lie operated by this power. The smelter, or reduction plant us It Is called, has a capacity of 80 tons per 2 4-hour day. Hut this Is said to he only a beginning. Ad tional furnaces are to he erected, In the near future, for 300 or 400 tons ner day. The quantity of ore ex posed more than Justifies it. The type of plant to be used will be the "Dennis Roasting Furnace," an In vention of the manager of the mine. As a place of residence Hlack Ilutte has all the charms of a sum mer mountain resort, lovely climate, beautiful scenery, splendid roads, nearly painted cottages, and the fin est mountain water. Laborers and their families hava all the conve niences and comforts of (own life, and much more, and are fortunate to find such favorable conditions of living. Oregon Journal. NF.W VOHK HANKS A UK lIl'Idl.Mi WITH Hlltl'MS MONKY ! Now York, August 16. The .weekly atatement of the Associated ' Hanks Issued today the following changes: ! iteserve on all deposits, other than l!. 8. (leposlls, decrease, J 1 , 1108, UfiO. Loans, Inerense, 1 4. 3112,000.- Specie Increase. 11,844.200. Legal tender. Increase, $'.103,100. - Deposits, Increase, $13,41 1,800. Circulation, decrease. $:ioil,S00. Total loans, 11,2110,013,800. The surplus of the banks Is $a9, H24.ri2.ri, as against $, 2114. 075 Inst year titid SI7,101,ol0 two years ago. The percentage of actual reserve held by the bank Is 2D. 43, an in crease of .OS per cent. IIIHOMill BTACIF. Til K1TSON Sl'lll.N'dS Arrangements have lately boon made so that persona wanting, to go to Kltson Sprlugs can take the mall stage nt F-tigone, Goshen or Spring field nnd connect with the stage at Lowell for tho springs by way of Haol Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturduys. Sept 6 P'.l.hrtt r-TT.Kn; ru.iffl! . . Wllllami Indian Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and Itching piles. It abaorba the tumors, allays Itching t once, acts aa a poultice, gives Instant relief. Williams' In dian Die Ointment Is prepared for piles and Itching of the private parts. Sold by Llnu Drug Co., by mall SOc and $1.00. Williams Mfg Co., props., Cleveland. O. W'Klai rUI 1.1,1 r (let your wella drilled by oln and experienced well-drillers. Phono Ued 4S72. tf HCCH1IOI.Z & CAHPKNTKH, 867 So. Willamette St. Nlio Ukc CihhI Things. Mrs. Chas. K. hmlth. of W'ost Franklin, Maine, says: "I like good things and have adopted Dr. King's New Life Pills as our family lavative medicine, beeauso they nre good and do their work without making a fu.-s about It." These painless purifiers sold at W.A. Kiiykeudall's drug store WOOD SAW IMi. John M. P. Dixon, successor lo W. K. Itoilily, All wood sawed to guage. For prompt service phone Hlack :IIJ Kcal.lcmv S2 High street, tf linsoMno Woodsaw. siiok shop in com mi j K. P. Shlnn haa opened up a first class shoe shop In Coburg. All work 1 guaranteed. Hrlng In your Job work, i d&wtt Take Kodol whenevet you feel that you need it that Is the only time you need to take Kodol. Just when yon need It; then you will not be troubled with sour stomach, belching, gas on stomach, etc. Sold bv all drugget. SI list UlllK. Foil Til K t;l Alill. I OAHTOlllA A.. ii Sst.Atur I ; H. I am GARDEN HOM o c iti nTcn .1 Jl 1 U.l 1 1 . . c. .u. ...:n r . i. JUL i i ii i ii r i i lluiiwv t gently to the northwest, which gives it perfect drainage. TRACTS ARE FROM 2 TO 5 ACRES Have been platted and are now offered for sale at very reasonable prices for; nr i mnn p.kv tprmc mnnth r mcto mAnf u .u t n.An situated as close in builder and investor these tracts will prove I'UUl'l II III . L'lUL'e L If ,M-i' f l-l ii-i.iel-.f 1 ,wl 1,1 tracts and some of D Any of J Oregon Land Co. .ic-a m thA ritv limits s-iv- - - r- j, u bevona tne rair uiuuuuj. i. rt nf rhA Pnrtl.ind. in -inca nrnYimitv to the electric road system in tho.. k,t o -m.ntv rnMfl GARDEN HOM .ADDITION TO EUGENE fr if it. v JOT ' rirf r as this will double in ' f I cZPll.?JS?' XtZry-iS.j o GARDEN HOME ADDITION UL L'l LcS T.'IT DP flW ltc of tf'. i 1 i. L'c,uw u,iat s it even less desirable. NMHHrMMaMM(ewMM the Following Real mow You the Zimmerman , RUgh on the Southwest only a short d?u. -.U. inln.- thd irerp XTiC nurrh-ic-, u.. - uv.j , Eugene & eastern K. K., which iivn;,.. nn two sides, and lies Deautifullv i tv it r fit 8 urSt O rS-r 7 St value within two years, and for the he a snap. The owners of ui nn J , i . i.i-J. Mr J . asked tor surrounding propertv in Estate Agents Will Be Addition at Any T lme i s "75TB" rmr r .tlt. Glad n., Howe 0 w Sold in Eugene by W. L. Deltno dm O o o o O