Eugene daily guard., September 09, 1908, Image 5

THE Kt'GK-XK DAILY Gt'ARD, WKDNtsDU, MTTKMUKH 0.
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NEW
SPLENDID RESULTS "UELSDh bests bans
IN FRUIT GROWING i . IN m um
RUG
stor:
JUST
OPENED
in the
Smeede Hotel Building
PUR.E FRESH DRUGS
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Complete Line of Sundries and All Goods
carried by an Up-to-date Pharmacy
DY MB Pllirrni nTontlnucd From Pae'One.)
D I M il I 0 H A I tn i right and left'rngT N..t7to-
CONTAINS
NO MERCURY
CKKSWKI.L STOCK UVISK.lt SKT
ASIDE A PART OK His RAM H
FOR PEACHES AND CHERRIES
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I'LAIMEU AX Oi l) I'Ki nk
CHARD
nig as son.;
' ii.) landed
ja.-h ami left
soulldt (1
Nelson
terrific
to jaw.
Round
nis led
rich; : i
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THE QUALITY STORE
IELEN R. MARKS CO.,
DRUGGISTS
Hotel Smeede Building, Eugene, Oregon.
snort arm mows tn body ami
""ii iui lot! uppercut to jaw. i;iins
staitsered him with right jolt to jaw
and left to same place. Hans' round.
Itoum! s Nelson shot two tefis to
mouth, starting blood. Cans hoicked.
Nelson doing all the work. Cans then
landed two right uppercut.s to jaw.
At close quarters. Cans hnsv lilnek.
Medicines containing Mercury are often given to persons suffering '.h
Contagious Wood Poison, and so powerful is the action of this drug that it
frequently removes the symptoms in a short while and shuts the disease
Cms., 'J" svsU'm tj do Rteater damage to the delicate internal members,
sum,-1 N hrn' miwever, the treatment is left otf . the disease always returns, and the
inded patient tinds that his health has been injured bv this powerful mineral, and
Rons sounded.. Nelson's
tffVll M
h the Mrrrhint.
pfEupne.
Paitundtjlkover
K MlttB with us.
ime
f with uj-ani
fWuof keeping
r-iwiuninete.
XT '
Off The
List I
PIKOMPP
Residence, 5 rooms, well
230 feet deep, new house,
3 lots, good furniture, on
car line, all for.. $2J00
Residence, 9 rooms, modern,
plastered, lot 84xf 72,
price... $3150 H
Fourth lot west of Geary XX
school $375 cash XX
Ten lots on College Hill, XX
and on the north side of XX
the hill........ $1500 XX
15 acres, house and barn'
4 blocks from car
line $2600
96 acre, 3 miles from court Xt
house, fair house and XX
barn, per acre $80 XX
XX
The XX
Real Estate H
Exchange H
Suite 3 and 4,Colman, Bldg XX
; AND THE BURGLARS
I Sam Hartsork had a little peculiar
! experience with the burglar element
j Sunday evening. Strange as it may
jseem. hu went home at 9:30 and see
ing the side window up. It naturally
excited his suspicion. His first
' thought was of a revolver In the front
! .nntn ami fllllelrlv oliedim? the floOf
'he secured the weapon. The burglar,
evidently anticipating a warm recep
tion, made a nasty exu mrougii i .ie
wlnitiiw lnnrilne- in a hox of nears.
I scattering them all over the porch.
His partner was standing ni uie coi
ner of the house, and hearing the
confusion evidently thought the devil
was to pay, and In his mad rush for
the front gate he came in contact
with a dry goods box that landed him
on the ground. While Sam stood
readv for business he was unable to
get a shot. He says he was amply re
uald for picking up the pears by see
ing the boys run. Corvallls Gazette.
t Special Correspondence I
Creswell, Sept. .--0:i Tuesday
September S. by Invitation of our
esteemed neighbor and friend, T A.
Shafer, a number of citizens of Cres
well, including the writer. C. J Ful
ler. Dr. L. D. Scarbrough, Judge 0
S. Miller and J. L. Clark, took a ride
out to the fine home of Mr. Shafer.
located two miles southeast of town!
The object Mr. Shafer had in view
was to show what can be done In the
way of raising fruit, and reclaiming
old orchards by thorough cultivation
and proper care. Though Mr. Shafer
does not claim to be a fruit man, but
a stockman, from choice, the results
of his work In the fruit line were
a surprise to the whole party. We
gathered from his peach trees that
nave only been set out two years.
some of the finest Crawford peaches
it nas ever Deen onr rortane to sam
ple, and we saw new growth on the
peach trees over six feet long and
three-quarters of an Inch In thick
ness, and the trees were alt rugged
and healthy, the ground perfectly
clean and ty cultlatlon kept moist.
He has ten acres of cherry and
peach orchard set In alternate rows,
with the Ming, Royal Ann and Cen
tennial cherries and the Crawford
and other standard Tarietiea of peach
es. Also ten acres more of eherrlss
set ont this Beason, all making a fine,
healthy growth.
While looking over the young or
chard Dr. Scarbrough made him the
following offer: That If ho would set
out the balance of tho 60 acres
which ho Intends to set out In
cherries and tend it for two years, he
the doctor, would bind himself in
writing to purchase the sixty acres at
$12,000, or J200 per acre, but iHr.
Shafer laughingly replied:
"I want to get the benefit of this
orchard myself."
He next took us to look at an' old
prune orchard that I advised him two
years ago to grub out.
Here is where the reclaiming
comes In. The old prune orchard
that two years ago was grown up to
fern and other weeds, and the trees
looking hardly fit for firewood, was
as clean as a well-Kepi garden ana
loaded with fruit to breaking-
Mr. Scarbrough, who is an author
ity on prunes, estimated that the
crop on the 2'J0 trees at 700 bushels,
worth 30 to 35 cents per bushel,
green.
It has been largely through the In
fluence of Dr. Scarbrough that Mr.
Shafer Is trying the fruit business,
and of course he is highly pleased to
see such evidence of success.' Now.
the point we wish to make is this:
We have in this part of Oregon hun
dreds, yes thousands of acres of just
such land that canbe bought for from
$25 to $100 per acre that with intel
ligent care and cultivation can be
made in five years to be worth $200
to $500 per acre, but we are greatly
in need of Shafers nnd Scarbrotighs
to take hold of it and hnndle It.
In hopes that more of our farmers
who are raising such fine crops of
fern and goat weed may be Induced
to try fruit in a practical, common
sense wnv, I advise them to make a
visit to tiie fine and hospitable home
of T. A. Shafer, and also to take a
look through the orchards of Dr.
Scnrhrough. It will .pay.
iug. when
round.
Kound 9 -Dane rushed in and
Cans 'lacked away, landing two tip
percuts to face. In close fighting the
Dane landed on jaw with left. Nel
son's right leads were rather low,
causing crowd to veil its disfavor
Nelson got in two rights and left to
stomach. Nelson s round.
Round 10 linns landed left to jaw ,
and after clinch Nelson landed right ;
swing to stomach and beat a tattoo i
on stomach with short arm rights'
and lefts. Gnns landed two upper-'
cut and Nelson swung olhoW, catch- !
lag dans on point of jaw. Crowd 1
hooted Nelson, who was cautioned
by referee. Hound even.
Rounds 11-13 Nelson rushes
dans and has him on defensive most
of the time. Hans landed sevaral
tmes In rallies, hut failed to do any
damage. Gan clinches frequently
and Is bleeding freely.
Kound 14 dans seconds worked
over sore face during Intermission.
Nelson rushed and Hans mot him with
left and right to body and right and
left to face. Cans reached body. Nel
son backed Cans to rope, but no dam-
a. Kound even break.
Round 16 Dans caught Nelson
with terrific, right and left to mouth,
starting blood In stream. Nelson
rushed furiously, causing Cans to
hold on. Terrible rally In mldrlng
Hoth- spat blood freely, dans tired
Nelson landed right and left to body
as round closed, and went to corner
bleeding recly from mouth
round.
Round 16. dans landed straight
left to jaw. At close quarters Nel
son did much execution with upper
cuts. Doth cautioned to break by
referee. Hans landed hard rights to
stomach, following with lefts to the
same place, hut could not follow his
advantage, dsns' round.
Kound 17 -linns landed right nnd
left, to jaw, and then shook Nelson
with two rights to same place, hut
the Dane never gave colored mail a
chance to rest, dans landed terrific
right to Nelson's jaw as round ended.
Even round.
Round IS Nelson landed left to
face, dans landed left hook to Jaw
dans swung terrific right to Jaw, but
Nelson forced hlni to ropes, landing
several lefts to body, dans staggered
Nelson with two rights to Jaw. Round
very fast.
Round 19 At close quarters, Clans
uppurcuttlng with right to face, dans
landed several times on Nelson's Jaw
and body, dans round.
Round 20 Nelson rushed, land
ing two lefts to head, forcing dans
to ropes, landtag right and left to
jaw and body. Nelson nearly closed
dans' right eye with right to face.
Round all Nelson.
(Jiiiin Knocked Out
Round 21 Nelson worked Into a
clinch and Gnns put left to body.
Nelson sent rights and lofts to Jaw
and staggered his man with a rain
of blows to body and head, dans
tried to cover up. but Nelson was
merciless nnd rushed him to ropes,
landing at will on n practically de
fenseless man. dans dropped to mat
more from weakness than from force
of blows, lie tried to get up within
the count but was loo lute. As offi
cial time-keeper shouted ten dims
rose, but Referee Kddy Smith mo
tioned him aw-ay and declared Nelson
tho winner.
foi- lie is oueu lett with weat stomach, disturbed digestion, mercurial rheuma-
ans 1 tISm. CtC. Tile action l,f S. S. S. is entirely different II mntilut nr.
Mercury, nor any other liarmiul drug, but is made entirely of healing,
cleansing roots and herbs. It cures Contagious lllou.1 Poison" Vv removing
the virus from the blood. It searches out every panicle of "the poison
ami dots not leave the least trace for future outbreaks. S. S. S., in
addition to curing the disease, builds up and strengthens every part of the
body. Jls hue tonic effects tone un the stomach nn.l ili.i.wtjon ii.n,rr.v tl...
appetite and regulate the entire system. Home treatment book containing
.tiu.u)ie inionn.uion atwut the inherent stages of the disease and any
medical advice desired sent free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
J. O. THOMAS J. DAVIDSON
Eugene Electric Company
Modern Wiring and Supplies
Designers and Makers of Electric and Gas Fixtures, Carrying a
Full Line of Up-to-Date Goods
.. Pbon. M .In 5-74 WW Eijhth St. Zutrae, Orefoa.
Will Move About Oct. t and Occupy the Center Room of tke
New Register Building. CALL AND SEE US
I
niuu-rttan'a Hale of Knd Property
Notice la hereby siren that the un
derstood, guardian of Ira Neil Ed
wards, a minor, will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, all of
the right, title and Interest of the
aid mlnor.sald Interest being the un
divided one-alrth Interest, as an heir-
at-law of W. S. Mller, deceased. In tho
following described real property
The weet half of the northwest
quarter and the northeast quarter of
tne northwest quarter of Section Six
In Township Twenty-one, south of
Rango Three wost, containing 120
.acres. In Lnno county, Oregon.
I Qnlyt ..1. ...Ill V. .. U..I.I . 1 1.
Milann'a imiic mm tin ueiu Ml ine Hour
u ;( 1 o'clock p. m.. en Saturday, the
19th day of September. 1908. at the
southwest door of the I.ano county
courthouse. In Kugene, Oregon.
Tho said salo will be held by virtue
of the authority and direction of tho
probato court for l.ano county, Ore
gon, contained In Urn certain order
of the court dated July 27th, 190S,
and duly entered of record in Pro
bate Court Journal, Vol. 10, at page
227 thereof.
HUGH EDWARDS,
Guardian of Ira Nell Edwards,
a Minor.
WALTON & NKSS, Attys.
ALASKA WHEAT
VIEM) IS SMALL
Washington. Sept. 8. --Secretary of
Agriculture James Wilson announces
that Dr. uaiioway, wit .!...- ...........
agent who was sent to Jiianlra, Ida
ho, to investigate the reports concern
ing the wonderful new wheat, claim
ed to have been discovered In Alaska
and Introduced Into Idaho, reported
the wheat Is n fak".
Wilson said: "The Alaska wheat
yields but 35 bushels to the acre. The
"grain Is badlv mixed, and of an Infe
rior quality. The recent analysis
showed the so-called Alaska wheat
contains but little more than per
cent of protein. All sofe white win
ter wheat contains on an averago of
10 per cent."
A Paying Investment
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland
avenue. Houlton. le., says: "Have
been troubled with a cough every
winter and spring. Last winter I
tried manv advertised remedies, hut
the cough continued until 1 bought a
oO-rent. bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery Before thH' was half gone
.......i. .it ..toe. This winter
ine con., "...-i ' - -
i,..,,,,.. n..;i I has followed
a few doses once more banished the
annual cough, i am now convinced
that Dr. King's New Discovery Is the
best of all cough and lung remedies.
Sold under guarantee at W. A. Mit
kendall's drug st-i". 0c and !.
Trial bottle free.
The Home
Tailor
s the man for the booster to pat
ronize. Wc boost and expect
others to boost the town by
patronizing; the Home product.
McLcod, The Tailor, makes
the fit that catches the eye.
G. F. McLEOD
44 East 9th St.
Successor to
D. S. McDOUGAL
Groceries
Guardian's Sale of Ileal Property
N'otlce Is horeby given that by vir
tue of an order of the county court of I
Ijino county, Oregon, duly made and,
entered of record on tho 13th day of
AugtiBt, 1908, in tho matter of the
guardianship of Leroy Parker, a ml-i
nor, the undersigned guardian of the!
person and estate of said Leroy Par
ker, will on Monday, tho 14th day of
September. 1908, at the hour of ll
o'clock p. m., at the southwest door of
the county courthouse. In Eugeno, Or
egon, offer for salo and sell at public.
auction to tho highest bidder for cash B, . i
In hand all tho right, title and Inter-! rlone
ost of the said Leroy Parker in and j
to the following described premises,
to-wlt:
The east half of the southwest
quarter of section 20, tho north half
of the northeast quarter nnd the
northeast quarter of the northwest!
(luarier oi acniou in lownsnip ia,
south, Range 3 west or the Wlllnm-! Leave orders at White's restaiirn. r.
ette Meridian In Oregon, containing 1 'i West Eighth street or address i't
200 acres In Lane county. Oregon. i Springfield,
WILIIELMINA VAN PROOYION. j ,
diinrdlan of the person anil es- """ " "
tate of Leroy Parker, u minor. Heating furnace, brick nnd fouin: i-
WOODCOCK & POTTER, Hon siono for sale cheap by K'hvt
Attorneys foe dunrdlau. National Hank.
You will always find
the best brands of. , .
Croceries
FrcshJGrecn Vegetables
Flour and Feed
No delays, we hs"c our own delivery
Pierce Bros.
52 East 9th ti
L. C. BEADLE
Stone Mason
Room Making Sale
We will have to have more room for our big line of
School Supplies and School Books which are coming in.
We will close out some of our side lines at cost and be
low cost. Offer special prices on staple goods in order
to get the room we need.
Sale lasts 10 days, September 10th to 20th
SICK HEABAGHE
Positively cnreil by
these Millie !-"!
Tlipy also relieve Dis
tress Irom DrTprta. In
aisestwa and Too IKar:y
Eating. A r-rfpct rcro
edyfor Dullness. Nausea.
Iirow.tness, Had T.iflt
in the Month. Ovit.l
Tniirii. Patn tn the "Me
T"KHD UVFJt-
I WOOD HAWING , '
i iCaWtfrsi
, iTTlE
1 1 B i3.
CARTER'S
f ITTLE
IVER
on I c.
regulate tie Bowls. PuMy Vegetable
JJWLL PILL SMM.D35E. SMALL WICL
NOTICE TO THE Pi nl.K .
Whereas, mv w:fe. Nl" dosser,
has left mv bed and board, I hereby
give notice I will not be responsible
for any bills Incur;,'.
Dated Eugene. Oreg-n. Sept. 8. 190S.
oS
i;. (i. HAHillT.
Photos, stamps and jst card,.
I General view work. Sixth stree
i between Willam..t- andJTjllve. tf
i b'LLMIRF. nr:iTHi:ns
! For all kind f Craving and ex
'press. House phone lied ii 12, of
c
o
"oltne oower. hv W. V Monro.
F;..(1 T.2S2. Orders large or
wlll he sjipreeiated.
'7" Tiality tent's nil s'7es.
11 MBERS HARDWARE CO,
Genuine i.'.t Bear
REFUSE S.'IIITITUTEI-
We
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hot'
hn a
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ing Portland, :
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Dishes Stationery Toys
A big line of Japanese We will offer during this lale r 11 IT 11
hand painted dishes 25 a big line of box papen at cost L-'OllS ana 1 edOy
off regular prices. Prices- Rfar:
MoriaKi Ware 5o off All 50c box paper, 35c , , ,, i
rcKiar prices. 2x Pape" ,7c at about half the
All souvenirs and hand See our line of 1 r
painted dishes 25 off. I'KNNY POST cards Regular Trices
Cigars and Tobaccos wewm akc a big reduction on Rubber
Goods, rerfumcs, ooaps, Ladies Hand
Weitmhavea portiMof the HtCr Ba s purscs and miny other lincs not
Stock and must close it out this montn. joio t '
at wholesale prices in any quantity from 10c mentioned. Kemcmbcr wc always sell as
worth up. we advertise. Trade with us and save
5c cigars, 3 2 o' rjC money and get the best goods on the
Lay in your winter's supply and save money, market.
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Eat, KOH-I-NOOR
Pure Food Candies
Red Cross Drug Co.
8th Sb. WiMhmette St..
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