Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, October 05, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texto o THH EPGBJTE 111.7 GUARD. MOVDAY, OCTOBE 5, 190g -- . WW H , l"";.j-'l A Careful Msui Protects His Family Tike By carrying a Life Insurance Policy. This is a wise plan 1. -A? L . i"X. - ana we nave no criticism 10 unti . The first necessity for a family however is a HOME. If you have gone this long without one, you should not delay another day. MATERIAL of all kinds is advancing, but is still reasonable. If you need a home and don't take advantage of this opportune time to build then get the insurance anyway for you surely are a DEAD ONE. Booto-Kellv Lumber- Co, 1 4 East 8th Street, Eugene, Oregon. -IM.IM , ... MOULDING 5IDE-WAIV POSIS-BOXES AY V V u ll H.1 srr ATLANTIC FLKKT Ol'TUIDKM liritlUCANI'! IN MANILA IIAHltOtl Manila, Oct. G. Tho Atlantic- bat tleship fleet safely outrode a hurri cane which nwupt Manila liny for 12 Iioiii-h nnd did much, damage' ashore-. Tyiilioon signals word . displayed early Sunday morning, but tho storm broko over llio buy suddenly nnd un expectedly nt noon. It was linpossl bltt to holat tho cutters nnd launches belonging to tho flout beeauso of the dnilgCI' (if HlllllHlllllIt (lie III UglllllSt tho stool aides of tho buttlnships, nnd tho Mile craft wore sent scurrying Inside tho breakwater Into tho l'n Blg river, whoro tlioy remained nil night. Tho Htorm quickly Increased In Intensity nnd torrontliil ruins shut 111 tho alllpB. Al S o'clock tho storm hud reached Its In' Ik In, mill It then gradually u. poi'cd down until midnight It was ompnral Ivoly cnlni, although heavy oas swung ucrosa tho harbor. tho snmo duy with Mr. Flshor teach er. John! Holbrook's family have re cently arrived here tram Nebraska and aro living. In the E. R. Parker residence. Mr. Holbniok, came here about foiir 'months ago. ' ' Tho postofflce at June has been ro-ostnbllBhed with J. R. Wood ai postmaster. It Ib now known ai Zloa Instead of June, as formerly, nnd thu office nt Dexter has been made a money order office. Hoturn February Washington. Oct. i. Tho Itiner ary of tho return homo from Manila of tho battloHhlp fleet was announced at the Navy Department yeaiorday. The fleet will leave Munllu Decem ber 1, arrive at Colombo December H, Htay there six days, and then de part for Suet, which It la scheduled to reach on January fi. The ships will pass through the caiuil and coal at I'urt Said, as expe ditiously ns possible. They aro to spend the month of January and a few days early In February In the Medllerraiienn, two or three vessels going each to Vlllefrnnche. Mar seilles, (ienoa, Leghorn, M iltn,, Al giers, Negro Hay, Morocco, the whole fleet leaving the Inner place February tl. being scheduled to ar rive In tho I'nltt'd States on Kehruary Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is a avorltc among all thinking men It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market GEO.K.MUNROE FURNITURE DKXTF.U XKWS. WHAT TUH K1D.NMYS IK). fhelv I'nrenHliiK Work KecM Strong and HiMtlthy. Us ( Special Correspondence. I Mrs. McVey of Colorado Is visit Inn her sister Mrs. AddliiKtou ami oth er relative. Mrs. D. S. llunsnker, of Eugene, Is making an extended visit with rela tives and friends hero. Karl lirecn Is atlendlux the Eu gene hUh school. Mrs. .1. M. l'arker. who suffered a 'slight stroke of paralysis a short tune ago. has about recovered her usual health. "I'ncle" James I'arvln, who has been In poor health for some lime, has n.'t hecn so wt'll this week. Willie Klosicr Is at home after a All the blood In the body passes ttmniKh the kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys filler the hlood. They work nlnht and day. When healthy they remove ahont 500 Kraiua of impure matter dally, when unhealthy some part of this Impure nintler Is left In the hlood. This brings on many dlseuseti aud symp toms pain the back, headache, ner vousness, hot dry skill, rheumatism, sout, w'avel, disorders of the eye sight nnd hearlim, dltzluess. Irregu lar heart,, debility,, drowsiuesa, drop ay, deposits In tho urine, etc. Hut If you keep the filters right you will have no trouble with your kidneys. V. V. lioaaett of i5S Madison St., Kugene, Ore., says: "I nerved during the war In the 7 7th Ohio Heglment, under Oenoral llrant, and came through the battle of Shlloh without a scratch. For about four months last year I had a most persistent dull aching across tho loins and kid neys. It hurt ine If 1 stooped or made any sudden movement. When splitting some wood out In the yard a sharp twinge of pain caught me In my back and I could not move to save me. A little while afterwards 1 happened to read about Doau's Kidney I'llls and got a box at W. I.. Delano's drug store. 1 hegau the treatment and It affected a perman ent cure." i Krotn statement made March lit. 1 !03. CunMl to Slay Cuml. On Kehruary (Mil. IHOtl, Mr. tlos seit confirmed the above, saying: "1 have had no occasion to use any kid ney medicine since IIHKl. The cure I described before is permanent." Kor sale by all dealers. Price 50 rents. Koster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, ew York, i.ole agents for the l ulled Slates. Kemember the name IXian's and lake no other. (iK.NkltAI, .M.W.MiKK OK OKKfiON I4KK IS i MKKTING WITH SUCCKSS ! L. Samuel, general manager of the Orogon 'LUoMmmrance Company, Isi In the 'ttlty today In the interest of his company. Mr. Samuels, whelms been engaged In the Insurance busi ness for over 2 0 years, and knows it thoroughly, la very much encouraged with the growth mndo'by the Ore gon Lite, the company having writ-! ten over $2,000,000 Insurance. He nrgues with the beat of logic, that Oregon people should patronize a, pcirely slate institution yhich does no business outside of its boundn-l rles and Invests Its money only In Or-! egon securities and property. Kvory dollar of the money paid Into its ; treasury remains at home, and as Its! assets grow they will ndd to the1 wealth of the commonwealth. Fur therniore, Oregon's low death rate means tnat It carries tho beat risks In ihe world nnd already its divir demla to policy toldera are the lar gest in' uny company In tho insurance) business A It, Mills, presldont of the Klrst Niiliouul Bank of Portland, la presi dent of the Oregon Life, and it a di rectors nnd stockholders are among the foremost business men and capi talists of the state. Mr. Samuel will spend some time In Kugene In the effort to Interest our people In his company, hulluving that he should have as large a list of policy holders as other Oreguu towns have furnished. ONE Hl'XDKKD MILLION'S OK OHIXiON'S KXl'OHTS Sources of Oregon's Wealth Annual Shipments Leading products $ 75,000,000 Manufactures 20,000,000 Miscellaneous products. 5,000,000 Total $100,000,000 Annual consumption Products .$ 50,000,00 Manufactures 30,000,000 117 West KlHlith St., Kugene, Oregon, Phone Hi (I .V7tl. Hole Agt'iKK tor (lie Portland I Ktiiin U'urkl. r inv-tnree stvies, ineimtuig ine v ... noled 'Detroit Line. Also tho Laclede' Mrs. W. U, Parker left here Wed ltnnges the best low price range , nesday for Milton, Or, where she .u the market. I "' ',! v'.t" r,,,Jv,,- A full lino of Heaters Just from H Parvln. Lou Addlnston ami the factory ' 'HllAm NN'llllains started Monilayeoa fall ami e'xa'ane our large stock ' hunting and fishing trip up ihe before buvlug elsewhere. river. They may go on to the lake ' -i ' liefoni returning. IVtHll RAW'IXu Horn- At t'reswell. Septemhor . i to Mr. aud Mrs. lilld I'uiiten. a son Oasollne ,'wcr, by W. W. Moor ' School will open hcnyiJon.Vfti'. the i,,0h r.r, -rir, or ,ih, with M K. Kdw.f-'ts. Kali HKDl t'KD ItATKH TO SAX KltAM'IStXt On account of the Tr.ins-Mlssls-slppl congress to he held at San Francisco October I'lh to I Oth. spec ial round-trip tickets will he sold on Octubrt'J and 4 at the rate of 1..' dual return limit 29 days from date of sale. A J. tlll.LKTTK. Agent. Itl'Y SVHl ltllAX 1KACTS OX YOUl OWN' TK11MS XtW There are two ur three acre tracts left In lllnlr Street addition, close In, with streets nicely graded, which you can buy at a moderate price on on monthly Installments It you wish. Also tracts from 4 to In acres in ('anion Homo addition. These are very desirable and you may make your own terms. These are splendid chances to mnke money by saving it, as well ss by the Increase In values. 1 hey will not last long. See the Oregon Land Company. Howe a: lluoy or Zimmerman '& Hugh about these tracts. Classes are now being formed for Total $ SO, 000, 000 Grand Total $180,000,000 Seventy-five million dollars Is a conservative valuation to put on the Oregon products that will he market ed outside of the state during the r..,.,.t,t s.isn. In other words, this amount of capital, and more, will be uiuugui into Oregon by the sale of raw material produced by its farms, ranges, forests, rivers and mines. This, too, in a year when Ihe buying capacity of markets In other states and countries Is adversely affected oy unusual business conditions When liorlnnl rnmlltlnna aa rfl atored elsewhere the output of Ore gon will also have Increased. Ore-gonian. The Hnrrlmnn llnao I ' n-n nn nounced at Chicago yesterday, have derided to adopt steel construction passenger cars over their entire svs- -in. h (in nave given tne Pullman Car Coninanv an lnlnr fur 9il Dt..ul Of 111 ISCI 111 nenlw tvt.ua Thn ........ , A into tiitr to be steel shells, nnd are to have as nine wood in their construction as possible. It Is said they will be al most iniloKtriictlblt Th., l..ll.nnn Company Is to begin delivering with in m.lj (lays. Seagulls in large numbers flew up anil ilnwn th ptunVd t. i.. ", -' ..v.c nun ntvia in ( entral Orniron thin wat.lr avM..ti.- oiown across tne Cascade mountains by the last big storm. This phenom enon Is not new there hut tb. i.nii come oniy once in tour or five yeara. ana in mo course of a week or ten days are seen no more e:it ur tua range which separates Crook. Lake nun iiaiiiaui counties from the sea. COFFEE Your grocer must sell foor cofiec; we can't all be comfortable; but he needn't sell it to you. Yttdr irtv-t rptttrtii Tour money d -os doe't ok, Stbuitai i Bil; tri rr bica. huitb -.If k-vl 1.0 HI- Ks night school work al the e-igeut llusluess collcgt. Winter term ointu next Mond.o, October ath. Thos, vho are luttTi'tcd will ii'i'jh.' ct" ;il i'c office, writ or phono for Infer niatlon. fills is a splendid i,i,, tional oi'i'ominity for t!iost. w hti ait XOTH K OK MKKTIXf! OP HOAIll) OK HOI ALI.ATIOX Notice Is hereby given that on the third Monday, being the 19th of Oc tober, mis. the board of equaliza tion will attend at the court house in Lane county, Oregon, and publiclv examine the assessment rolls nnd cor rect all errors In valuation, descrip tion or qualities of lands, lots or oth er properly assessed by me; nnd I: shall he the duty of persons inter ested to appear at the time and place appointed. Dated this ,4th day of September lllilV HKXJAMIX F. KEENEY. County Assessor for Lane Coun ty. Oregon. THE CHINA STOR SPECIAL Great Price-cutting Sale in Ladies' Dry Goods $1,5') $3.00 Wrappers, sale 1.50 White Skirt. J. 25 White Skirt 1.50 Shirt Waist... 2.75 Shirt Waist 2.00 Shirt Waist 1.75 Shirt Waist 1.25 White Skirt... 1.00 White Skirt. -. - 90 White Skirt 85 White Skirt 60 White Skin 35 Muslin Drawers 45 White Apron 75 Shirt Kimona 1.75 Long Kimona 2.75 and 2.50 Long Kimonas Ladies' Goods Made to Order ALL WORK FIRST-CLAs The Only China Store in To james torn 55 East Ninth Street voon sAw ixn. .tohn M. V niT.in tlia..... ... t. lloddy. All wood sawed to gtiace ; tor prompt service phone Black. "U, K''".il,on 2 H'l street, tf (iLKMAX COACH STAI.1.IOX The German coach horse which I purchased from Duncan Scott w-i. make the stand during t season at Hangs' barn. (1TI' t Ora H writ iiii-. ?trev:. H"d b;;;f f ,,uV-;