Eugene daily guard., October 10, 1908, Image 5

THE ErGEXB DAILY GUARD, SATl UDAY, OCTOltKH 10. HMV.
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Li A 'will become de-
Ca paU War tha flr,t
1 proper recalpta will
Stelpti will be irompt
:o those makiig pay
. the mail.
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Where "thel
Door Opens '
Constantly
Ya ob (nelly haa en luarp
easy th 4niu4y nail at caU iuimu1 -M
matter Ine weather conditions
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Breana u t wuy iuicw uuw uiucn
its! comfort you can have Iroro
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(Etpfeaei arts Sartrtm Desks)
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iuW hour.
Turn the wick as high
no smoke n smell
no dangi
.Jlnllewftoulmeanol
inlaw heat thai t beausa ol ut smokeless device,
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in ,W 1 he brasa lorn noio i luuaji.
watoroom. Every kesle. vnarroteo.
r5T .m meets the need olths
fMLampe,,,-. bright
i dcdyr light ideal to read or
Lb Made of krr-iuckel plated, latest ira
7.tl W bomer. Every lamp rr,tei
( Jiul do" ""V Pectection Oil Hearer
3, Limp wnlt cur nearest agency.
both to the city any taxpayer,
IPliX PATERS
Htntr ilni that tha
, moUtiU to 3, It
prompt payment it made.
By order of tha common council
L. E. BEAN',
City Attorney.
Of EOF
Tna merits of Texas Wonder you
.vould never Buffer from Kidney,
eni aote iakabltant
i-i 5(1 roars, except ai
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 1 a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or by mail. Send for
testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall, 292
Olive street, St. Loula
tie nice in -
win. No. 14 WcC'uag
See Watts for alarm mocks
a dollar up.
k,. ..... e e yyyyy?yrr
earance Sale of
ine American
Cut Gloss
If Mark arajawre
! lTihjsrmi,ajUa
ffl Kav iwgist ttock of CiiV G1M9 ever
Ptosae, consisting- of Hawki I.ihVaev. Ira-
p far nther reliable miXt: We irt not o-
anew nere; gjj v mk is that you come
ai w ud if you w mUrmUni you will
Uinj loeni Bn. l4T bwi bivw
1 w .73 ir aet. OUaw gockU of th am-
! 0. WATTS
H. VTEST
ways Kedy
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' F.UGEN'F.-FLOH ENCE STAE
11 A dai.v stapcicavrsEucenct 6 3. m.
' lor Mapletan, close ceiinrction
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::j ruone Mairr2I O
OAK LOG SEVEN
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FEET BENEATH
CBOflND SURFACE
PrXTUAR BSD MADE AT COT
TAUE GIIOVK DtW, SIU1DES
1IY HANGING ITSELF sTAMC
Ml I.I, ON DICK WHITE MINK
IV HOIIEMl V D1STKKT.
Last Friday, while exta.aiiug for
tha long sewer on tb0 Wuai Side, H.
C. Hart and his men came onto an
oak log burled seven feer hin.r ih-
urfa.-a of the ground. Nsiurailv.
they were curious as to huw It came
to bo In suvb a place, and wito the
aid of a team of borses, alter much
work, brought It to the surface.
The log Is ten feet loog and at
its thickest place u rooabijr to
feet tbrouBb. It is very heavy, be
ing water aoaked. and s Jet black
in M)kor. Mr. Hart iu have a part
of the log Bswed up as stma as it is
dry, as he thinks It will undoubtedly
make a beautiful piece of furniture
if pollened. The oldest known set
tler, who was talked to oa the sub
ject, saya he has no recollection of
ever hearing that the river formerly
had its bed In that plere. although
the sand and ahella fouad in exca
vating demne that t so time
either a lake or rivee le-d had been
thvre. The log has probably been
in the erounfl r a reat manv
yeiire. and liotnlthstandinK the time
it he been there, Is hard and sound
as it ever was.
The loR wa probably a white oak.
and might have lie;i washed ashore
In the river or lake, a here it was
if
gradually covered and remained un
til this time. It has been hauled to
the side of the street back of the
old Wall property, anere It is
sight for the curious. We have
splinter, which aas removed with a
pick axe, which is as black as ebony
and almost as hard.
The ditch which Mr. Hart Is dig
ging will be finished In about three
weeks. There remain yet close to
3,000 feet to be dug and sewer to be
laid.
Tile Dick White Mine.
II. 11. White, proprietor of the
Dirk White miiKi. one of a. group
of his properties at Bohemia, ex
pects to produce several bricks of
the yellow metal through the office
of an improvised mill, soon. He has
erected a stamp mill, and has exrel
lent water power. The Dirk White
mine has been developed for several
years by Mr. White, and he said this
u'eek he was going to determine how
his property would pan out. He is
an old timer In the Bohemia district
and has faith in this property. He
says it h:is a fine showing and has
no doubts of the ultimate outcome.
In rase his experiment proves a snr
i "ss. it will be a revelation to those
who hold properties in that district
from
if
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who are forced to have their pvo
lerties remain undeveloped owing to
Kiiiisus I'miiily Ai-rives.
Thos. Srhild and family, of Good
land. Kansas, arrived at this place
T'.iursdrv with a large carload of
personal effects, including five
borses, two colts, two cows, pigs,
chickens, ducks, farm implements,
wagons and household goods. Mr.
Schild has purchased, the Del.ure
Hemenwny place six miles south of
town and will move thereon at once.
Mr. Schild appears to be a prosper
ous farmer and will no doniu suc
ceed In favored old Oregon, where
crops never fail.
Dog Suicides by Hanging,
tirvmn Sears who lives on a farm
two and a half miles oirtheast of
thi cirv last n valuable young var
m nt wiiiiiii weonesuay Ol il n' mm,
I wa. The dog nteempiou iu jump
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er a picket fence
while running and
In falling bark Its neck slipped down
between two pickets and it was
choked to death before located by
Mr Sears. He regrets his loss very
much. I eader and Western Ore
gon. NOTICE OF MEETING OF
0 ISOAIID OF I'l 1 M'--" ,
Notice is hereby given that on the
third Monday, being the 19th of Oc-1
tober 1 til's, the board of cqunliza-:
tion wllfaattend at the court house In
l.ane county. Oregon, and publicly
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examine the assessment rolls and cor
rect all errors in valuation, descrip
tion or qualities of lands, lots or oth
er property assessed by me; and 1.
shall be the duty of persons Inter
ested to appear at the time and place
aPb0a'tneddthi 24th day of September.
1908,biAjamin F. KEENEY,
County Assossor for Lane Coun
ty, Oregon.
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COI.I-IXTIONS.
SMITHS. EXI'EKT
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Mrs. Emma ueiauey died this
morning at her home on ."y;, West
"th street. The decease is 44
years old. She is Survived by h. r
husband, Jesse, and a number of
children.
The fnlldren are. Gid Delanev of
Eugene; Leslie, of Wisconsin. M Vude
of Eugene; Mercy, of Wisconsin and
Jessie, who accompanied her father
to Norwalk. The family wish to
inauK me people who kindly helpei
iui-111. 1 ney came to i-.ui;.'.:
January.
The body was shipped t?oV'
Wisconsin, this morninir wh.i
last
vwaiK.
termetu will be made iu Shermans
graveyards, it was accompanied by
her husband, and a daughter. Jessie.
PITMAN
STENOGRAPHERS ALMS
IN DEMAND
I uill Rive private 1NDI.
VIDVAh lXSTltlCTIO.N in
Pitman ShirtliAn and tnuctt
typewriting. You will lx a
thorough, fint-cluxN short
liaml wrltT d"n I am
through teaching you. Any
student who will Htmiy ran
finish rn from two to thrvo
months. Itnlew, $7. no r
month. Inquiries rhoTfiilly.
answered at SMITH'S, EX
TENT I'lltl.lC AtXXHNT
ANTS AND STEXOtiltAl'H
KHS. -4S7 Wlllumette St.
Tllone H.Hl 4 (11.
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DIXXKH AT OTTO'S GUI I.I,
Sl'XDAY EVENING
Oct. 11, 5:30 to S p. m.
HOc Table D'Hote
SOc
Consomme Maecuronl
Salted Almonds Olives
Fried Filet of Hulibut an Tar Tar
Roast Young Capon Glblet Sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Salad Macedoino
Ice Cream and Cake
Cafe.
The Mandolin Club will render
music during the dinner hours.
It Tastes Good and
Creates Strength
the famous cod liver and
iron medicine, without oil.
Vinol is much better than
cod liver oil and emulsions,
because, while it contains all
the medicinal value they do,
it disagrees with no one.
As a body builder, and
strength creator for old
people, delicate children,
after sickness, and for stub
born coughs and colds Vinol
is unequaled.
RED CROSS DRUG COMPANY
EUGENE ORE,
GEO. K. MUNROE
FURNITURE
(17 West Eighth St., Eugene, Oregon.
I'hono lied 5571.
Sole Agents for the I'ortland
I Stove Works.
Firtv-three styles, including the
noted Detroit I. Ine. Also the Laclede
Knnges the best low price range
on tho market.
A full line of Heaters Just from
the factory.
Call and examine our lnrgo stock
before buying elsewhero.
C. R. MEAD
J. W.MAC HEN
DEFORE'boyinir real es
tate call up or come to
Springfield, the best town
of its size in the valley, the
best railroad center and the
best water power in the
State. Farms of all sires
and descriptions, also cty
property for sale.
M. & REAL ESTATE CO
Telephone Main 171
RIGHT FROM THE MILLS
CRANE LINEN
LAWN STOCK
in Fashion ible Note
Papers and Calling- Cards
in all sires at
Schwarzschild's Book Ston
The Hou: of Superior Quality
386 Willamt'tOe St..
EverpWcmaa
, ,.1 rn- ' '. W
MARV1L Whirling Spray
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Laue-iavie Drg . o.. n ior.
KWKlnl. Clark . HortlM
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NOTICE T TDK 1MH1.IC
Please take notne that the Albany
Flour adver.lsed by "Ax Billy" Com
pany is not "Johnson's itest" 1 Ftuns
.int Brandt (lour, uaiui.i.uurel by
the Albany Mill and Elevator Com
pany. We have but one grade of
tioiir. ' Johnson's ltet." .1:1,1 sell on
ly to rrpma!'!e dealers.
ALBANY MILL
COMPANY.
The above notice appears in today's
Guard and Register.
The public is lead to believe that
"Johnson's Best" Pheasant Brand Flour
is a higher price flour than the one we
are offering,
Some weeks ago we contracted with
Mr. Knox, of the Albany Mill and Ele
vator Co., for a car of "Johnson's Best''
Flour at $J.06X per sack delivered in
our warehouse. The following day Mr.
Knox notified us that unless we main
tained a selling price of $1.25 per sack
he would be compelled to cancel the
order. We informed Mr. Knox that we
considered J 9c a sack more profit than
a dealer should realize on 1 sack of
flour, it being the most staple article he
handles, and unless we could fix our
own selling price could not use his flour.
Since then we have made numerous in
quiries throughout the valley and have
been unable to find any mill that will
sell us flour for less than price quoted us
by Mr. Knox.
"Reputable" dealers are paying
$ 1 .06 for "Johnson's Best'' and selling
it for $1,25, meanwhile AX BILLY
continues to sell
Albany Flour & $1.15
Dep
The Store That Keeps PricesjDown
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