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WARREN
CONSTRl (TIO.V
COM-
I’ANY’S KID ONLY ONE CONSID-
EKED — ORDINANCE
<» R D E R I NG
PASSED
WILLAMETTE
STREET PAYED FROM
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ENTH TO THIRTEENTH
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Made up in two different styles—the Acorn brand
for the business man—“The Sophomore” brand
for the young man, that is looking for something
snappy and different from the ordinary make of
clothing. Call and see our goods now, Buy when
you get ready. You will be sorry if you buy else­
where without seeing this clothing
We make a profit on everything wa sell
ROBERTS BROS
TOGGERY
554 Willamette Street.
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PINKERTON BILL
WELCH FRANCHISE AT
CAUSING COMMENT
ALBANY AGREED UPON
The members of the Albany city
Roise, Idaho. Sept. 10.—A sensa­
tion which may have a material ef­ council and F. W. Waters, represent­
fect on the Pettibone and Moyer tri­ ing the A. Welch electric line fran­
als has been caused here by the publi­ chise, after a couple of days’ confer­
cation of a detailed account of the
expenditures of the state from the ence, have agreed upon the terms of
time of the assassination of Governor the franchise, whic h ought to be sat­
Bteunenberg to the present.
isfactorily generally, probably cover­
The bill of the Pinkerton agency,
amounting to $29,000, shows that the ing the field as well as it can be done.
state paid the cigar bills and hun­ I Under the arrangement the main line
dreds of other "incidental” expenses will come up Ninth street to Ells­
of the Pinkerton operatives.
Bills worth, then diverge along the east
for amounts varying from less than side of the college to Eleventh, and
$1 to $20 appear for "Incidentals thence west out of the city toward
seeking Information." "Incidentals to Eugene, All freight cars are to be
avoid suspicion,” and "treating ex­ cinflned to this track, There is to be
penses.” At intervals of five days the a city trolley system A line will run
state was charged $5 for a box of ci­ from Eleventh street down Elm, the
gars for Detective McFarland.
street this aide of the cemetery, to
Frequently the Item, "subscription Sixth, and thence east to Madison,
to the Western Federation defense down Madison to Second, thence west
fund" appears in the bills of the Pin­ I to Calapoola and up Calapoola to
kertons, showing that the detectives Sixth. This will form the city trolley
employed by the state regularly paid system.
dues in the Federation and were re­
The franchise will be for 25 years.
funded by the state.
There Is to be a thirty-minute ser­
The officers who brought Moyer, vice on the city system, the car track
Haywood and Pettibone from Denver to be sprinkled, and the company will
on a special train charged the state «qi 1« Jisq l*si
JU.< ft ooJt Xml
for three dozen bottles of beer and a franchise.
of
whiskey.
bottle
This Is substantially as the fran­
The bills show that more than half chise will go to the city council to­
Pinkertons'
bill
consists
of
so-
of rhe
night. with prospects of the ordinance
called "Incidental«."
passing.—Democrat.
NEWS FROM < OTTAGE
<.!<<>\ E AND \ KTNITY
I
The public schools of Cottage Grove
will open on next "
Monday,
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her 16, at 9 a. tn., for another year's
work. Aside from the principal and
assistant there are only two changes
of teachers.
The new brick building is now
completed, the contractors having
The
finished their work last week
Commercial Club rooms are hand­
some and are now being fitted up for
occupancy by the club, which will
probably take possession In a few
days.
Dr. and Mrs. W E. Best left last
week for Detroit. Mich . where they I
Intend to make their future home, I
and their many friends, neighbors
and acquaintances deeply regret their
departure.
The new warehouse built for Mr.
Burkholder la completed and in use.
The ne# addition to his store build­
ing contemplated will be |>ostponed
for the present. It now being rather
late In the season to commence the
work.—Nugget.
The work of driving three rows of
piling for the new pipe line across
i
river leading from the pumping
•tation to the well, wss completed
Ths Willamette Vailey eoin­
today
pany Is going to obviate the trouble
it had last winter during the high
water.
tahatrih'» f<w i I m * b.ULI Gl ARI»
QUICKSILVER MINES
START UP FIRST OF YEAR
The city council met in regular
monthly session last night, with Pres­
ident Henderson In the chair. Mayor
Matlock being absent. ^ouncilmen
Gilbert and Berger were also absent.
The fire and water committee filed
the report of Engineer McClain on
the measurement of the flow of water
on Ritchie creek at 1,928,000 gallons
daily, of Fall creek to be 21,480,000
gallons daily. No action was taken
on the report.
The bili of expenses of the council
for making trips to these creeks it
$6.35 was passed.
Engineer Waggoner reported the
amount of work done by teh paving
company up to the curb on the south
si<i<- if Seventh street, as follows:
4,367.28 square yards at $1.60,
$6987.52; 496 yards of foundation at
$3.50, $1789.89; 782.5 cubic yards
of excavating at 50c, $391..25; extra
eveavating, $23.60; 42 feet cast iron
pipe, $42; miscellaneous excavating,
$40; 1882.1 lineal feet straight curb­
ing at 40c, $752.84; 42 lineal feet
curved at 60c, $25.20; 574 square
feet alley crossings at 20c, $118.40.
Total. $10.160.50.
A warrant was ordered drawn for
80 per cent of the estimated amount
with the understanding that this Is
not the final settlemet on the amount
so estimated.
Paving Bids.
Th» bids for paving Eighth, Ninth
Seventh streets were opened.
Warren Construction Compony
the Pacific Bridge Company were
only two bidders. The latter’s
bld being too high. It was not consid­
ered stall. The Warren Construc­
tion Company's bid was a trifle high­
er than on the work now being done
on Willamette street by the company.
This is on account of the higher price
of labor and material, It was agreed i
to meet again on the evening of Sep-
tember 11 to further consider the
arren comnany's bid.
Still .More Paving.
A petition for paving Willamette
street from Eleventh to Thnrteenth,
signed by a roaforlty of the owners
of frontage on «»me, was read and by
motion their prayer was granted. An
ordinance covering this portion of the
street was later passed.
.Minor Matters.
A petition for the construction of
a sewer in the alley between the
right-of-way of the S P. Co. to the
main sewer near Sixth street was
read and the prayer of the pet'tlon-
ers granted. An ordinance ordering
the sewer put in was passed.
The peltfon of Geo. H. Smith to
build 10-foot billboards was referred
to the nroner committee with newer
to act If the ordinances permitted
A sidewalk was ordered laid on the
west side of Madison street from
Fourth to Eighth.
The street committee was instruct­
ed to investigate the cost of a good
street sweeper to be used by the fire
team, and report the same at the
next, meeting
I
An ordinance establishing the
grade on University avenue from
Thirteenth to Twenty-third streets,
was passed.
An ordinance for the widening of
Jefferson street, from Eighth street
to Thirteenth street, according to
th<» survey and plat of the cltv engi­
neer and directing the acquiring the
private propertv therefor bv condem­
nation proceeding, was passed.
An ordinance changing the grade
on Ninth afreet, at the alley between
Olive and Willamette streets, lower­
ing It six Inches to accommodate im­
provements made In that section, was
passed
An ordinance providing for the as­
sessment of the cost of grading and
graveling of Moss avenue and Fif­
teenth street to the abutting prop­
erty owners on the said streets was
laid over until the adjourned meet­
ing.
The matter of an arc light a” the
Intersection of Ninth and Olive
streets was referred to the fire and
water committee.
The matter of breaking water pipes
In the streets by the street railway
construction crew was referred to
the street committee to investigate
and report hack to the council.
M1S( ELLANEOl'S
roil SALE
WOOD FOR SALE—Enquire at Yo-
raa s shoe store.
dtf
FOR SALE -All kinds of lumber at
Barker’s sawmill at the river
ol
bridge.
FOR SALE—Buff Orpington Cocker­
els. W. B. Hampton, 19th St. and
Columbia avenue.
Next Sundry the fat s of E igen“
and Springtield will have the oppor­
tunity of seeing two more first-class
games of baseball. The Trunkmakers
of the Tri-City league will ly« here on
that date and play the Eugene-
Springfield bunch at Springfield in
the forenoon and at Eugene in the
afternoon. Tallafero will pitch in the
Springfield game and DeNeffe for
the Eugene game. SchRnpff, the lit-
tie Dutchman who made such a hit
in last Sunday's games, will probably
play second for the locals in both
games. Olney, the only sp!t-ball ar­
tist in the Tri-City league, will pitch
one game for the visitors, and Cot-
tleman, who played with the Brainard
Cubs against Eugene a week ago Sun­
day, will pitch the ather game. Both
games promise to be hotly contested,
as the Portland bunch will be strong,
and everybdoy knows what the Eu-
gent'-Bpi'ingfleld aggregation can do
with such a lineup as they had last
Sunday.
FOR SALE—A good gentle driving
horse for women and children. En­
quire at 430 Olive street.
FOR SALE—A .safe, medium size.
Eugene Real Estate & Investment
Company, 544 Willamette street
CORDWOOD FOR SALE—Leave or­
ders with L. G. Browu at Dr.
Brown's office In Chrisman block.
FOR SALE—A fine city property.
Will sell at a bargain if sold soon.
Investigate. Owner, 312 East 8th
street.
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FOR SALE—Fresh milch cow. Also
three and four months old Poland
China pigs. R. Yergel, on Whit­
ney ranch.
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ACCORDION PLEATING—Done by Furnished
by Lane c„U!Jv
Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Hilyard
Company.
’ 5t*aet
street, near East Ninth, on reason­
Edward
Jordan
to
b
o
th v
able terms.
Lumber Company; iots 7 ?hlKellr
TRAINED NURSE—Calls answered 10, sec. 2, tp. 29. s. r. 2 w. Hoo*“4
at all hours. Best of references.
United States to Frank 11
Mrs. J. A. Atherton, 925 Orchard land; 57.71 acres In seC. $HtDHi0.U
avenue, phone Red 4561.
tf s. r. 7 w. Patent.
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Winfred Earl Parsons to Pb„. »
FOUND—A rubber-tired baby car­
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riage wheel.
Owner can have
L--~ Snodgrass; 160 acres in sec
' 10’ t»-
same by calling on Mrs. H. R. Kin-1 20, s. r. 7 w. $10.
United States to Jo'.m H rx
caid at her home on East Ninth
m'
street and paying for this notice.
I bers; 160 acres in sec. 14 tn
2 w. Patent.
' tp' 20- *• r.
H. 1 L. Stewart et ux to Alice Pr.t
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On
knives, forks and all household ar­ ton; part of claim 71
74 tD ..e rr*t-
$570.
P' 17> • r.
ticles that do not look like new. 3 w. $570.
Write the Oregon Plating. Works,
James W. wiiwn $t ux t0 Ea *
Parsons; 160 acres
128 Lown6dal$ street, Portland,
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acrAa in
’ tar‘
**• 2* M).
19, z. r. 6 w. 1100.
$ioo.
Oregon, for Oricefl.
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Albert 1 a Julien et ux to vv —
Tenth ; calkins! lot 2. bloc¿ 2* p.^ 1'
FOUND—Pocketbook
on
P^;l
street between Oak and 1
------- ;ad to Eugene. >3o* ¿ > P8Ck"« •
Owner can have same by describ-|
Geo. W. Gross et ux to c n i ’
Ing property and paying for this kins; tract in Eugene. $3ooo Jen‘
advertisement. Call at Guard of­
Perry N. Bonnett to Charles i
fice.
3 w.net$io46‘41 *cre8 la tp'17 • *:
PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
Grant’ll.“ M. Bonnett et ux to P»,
srJ’r 3 °wnn7i:0CerlalnlaUd
K:
FOR SALE—A hack, good as new,
Granville M. Bonnett et uv ,
harness, horse, saddle, bridle.blan­
.MINING ENGINEERS
paries W.3BonneV. ..enaln
£
ket and good Jersey cow. Enquire
at 342 Washington street._______ tf HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
and expert metallurgist. Reliable |
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fine stock
information furmsned to Intending Patent.
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ranch with plenty of spring water
investors. Examinations and re­
for irrigating purposes. See Lee
ports on mines and ore treatment. Int: C E
ad to Cob«¿
New York, s-pt. t.— nil the mys­
Eugene, Oregon.
Hoselton, Oregon Cigar Store.
tery veiling the Republican cam­
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paign fund raised by E. H. Harriman
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PIANO INSTRUCTION
Riggs; 162 acres In sec. 30 Gw
to > is
in the eleventh hour of the 1904
s.
r.
1
e.
$4250.
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campaign has been cleared up, ac­ FOR SALE—Seven-room house, plas­
Geo. W. Riggs et ux to Booth-Kel
tered, good barn, woodshed and L1VIA Z. BOND—Instructor of piano
cording to a sensational story appear­
and organ; latest and best methods ly Lumber Company; 162.24 acre«
milk house, lots of fruit and near­
ing fn tne World this morning. The
acres
used, conducting rapidly to equal­ In sec. 30, tp. 15, s. r. 1 162.24
e. $10
ly an acre of ground; close in.
amount of the fund and the names of
$10.
ity
of
finger
power,
facility
and
ex
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E. E. Crandall et ux to Guy u
$300u if taken at once. See Bush­
the subscribers as given by the World
pressive quality of tone. Terms Lewis; certain land in sec 33
are as follows:
nell, Crane £ Co.
given
on
application.
Room
21,
16,
s. r. a w.
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Edward H. Harriman. $50,000; H.
Hall bldg. Phone Red 3051.
United States to Geo. L. Hough-
Twombley, representing the Vander­ FOR SALE—A good horse; weighs
over 1200; gentle to work, sin­
ton; 155 acres in sec. 6, tp 20 s r
bilt interests. $2 5,000; Chauncey M.
gle or double; also to ride, for MR8. RO9«; M. HOLMINRKCK, BJM. 11 w
Patent.
Depew. $25,000; James Hazen Hvd<-.
man
or
woman.
Enquire
of
D.
E.
Geo. L. Houghton et ux to W C
$25,000; Equitable Life, $10,000;
Pupil of Scherwenke, Gortowtski
Lakin, 170 East Eighth street, Eu­ and Joaetfy and dlplomee of the Purdin; 155 acres in sec. 6 tn
J. P. Modgan, $10,000; George H.
gene.
Perkins, for New York Life, $10,-
Beethoven Conservatory, of St. Lou­ 20, a. r. 11 w. $1.
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Charles A. Bonnett et ux to Gran-
000; H. H. Rogre3, John D. Archi­
is. and of the National Conservatory
M. Bonnett; 141.27 acres into
bald and William Rockefeller, for
FOR RENT
of New York, will reopen her studio ville
17,
a. r. 3 w. $10.
P'
the Standard OH Company, $30,000;
at 123 East Eighth street for pupils
et
ux
to
M.
S.
Wallis;
James Speyer and banking interests, FOR RENT—An 11-room dwelling in pianoforte dad harmony Septem­ «» Thos. Vigers
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40 acres . in
sec. ..
36, tp 17. g r •
$10,000; Cornelius N. Bliss. $10,000;
house. Enquire at 641 Hifcrard ber 9, 1907.
ol
w. $1.
seven friends Qf S“nator Depew, $5,-
street,
William Taylor et ux to John C.
000; $35,000 In donations received
MBSTRACTORS.
TO RENT—Modren furnished flat.
Burns; lots 1 and 2, block 4. Del»-
by Harriman, total, $260,0000
Enquire of M. Schneider at the
ney’s ad to Coburg. $800.
The money .according to the World,
Schneider block on West Eighth
THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT
C. A. Vanschoiack et ux „ „
was turned over to Mr. Bliss, and by
CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Warren Block. McLInn; 10 acres in secs. 32 and 33,
street.
him to Chairman Cortelyou. Cor-
Eugene, Oregon. Prices reasonable. tp. 20, s. r. 2 w. $100.
telyou gave $200,000 to County
Chairman Odell, of the New York FURNISHED ROOMS—Electric ngut
Frank Crabtree to Sadie Vans-ho-
and
bath;
three
blocks
west
of
UNDERTAKERS.
State Renubllcan committee, to "take
lack: certain land in sec. 3, s. r 3 »•
postoffice.
Apply
at
521
Lincoln,
$1000.
care of the weak spots.”
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J. W. KAYS ft CO., undertakers aad
Lee M. Travis et ux to Aslak Bran-
ti; 160 acres In sec. 36, tp. 18, s. r.
funeral directors. Eugene, Or.
FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur­
6 w. $380.
nished rooms; free water. Enquire
L. L. Lewis et ux to Booth-Kelly
DAY ft HENDERSON, undertakers
of Campbeli-Feliman Company.
Salem, Or., Sept. 10—Frank Mitch­
and embalmers. Corner Willam­ Lumber Company; 162.82 acr«3 in
ell, a hop picker, who has been an in­ ROOMS TO RENT—Five furnished
sec. 26, tp. 21, s. r. 2 w. $10.
ette and Seventh streets. ,
mate of insane asylums of two or
rooms to rent for housekeeping.
Lucy LaRaut to Booth-Kelly Lum­
W.
T.
GORDON,
funeral
director.
three states, and twice before com­
Gas and electric lights. Enquire
ber Comnany; 162.82 acres in sec.
State
licensed
embalmer.
Office
mitted to the Oregon institution, be­
795 Pearl street, corner East Thir­
26. tp. 21. s. r. 2 w. $10.
and residence. Tenth and Olive
came suddenly Insane in the George
teenth.
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E. J. Seaman et ux to Bruce L.
streets. Phone Red 4481.
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Swegle hop yard, a few miles north,
David; 160 acres in sec. 34. tp. 19,
WANTED
In this county, and plunged the crew
s. r. 9 w. $1500.
PHYSICIANS AND SI Rt.EoNS.
of pickers into a mild state of ter­
Ella Royce to Hannah J. Peter­
ror for several hours yesterday be­ WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Girl for
son; lot 1, block 19, Eugene. $3000.
general housework. Apply at 79 W. O. PROSSER physician and sur­
fore he was arrested by Sheriff Cul­
O. & C. R. R. Co. to Carrie Free­
geon. In addition to general prac­
East Sixth street.
tf
ver and Deputy Minto last night. He
tice of medicine and surgery spec­ land; 80 acres in sec. 9, tp. 17, ». r.
was committed to the asylum today.
$280.
ial attention to all diseases of the 2 e
Mitchell wore the badge of and WANTED—High school girl to work
for her board. Apply to Mrs. E.
ear, nose, throa^and eye. Res­
claimed to be a member of the Amer­
just received, a new line of Jewel
Broders, 741 Charnelton street, tf
idence, corner 14th and Pearl self-generating gasoline stoves. It la
ican Detective Association.
Early
streets.
Office, Beckwith build­ as handy and as safe as gas.
yesterday morning he began to show WANTED—Seventy-five men to buy
ing. Telephones—Office, Black
signs of Insanity and later developed
all kinds of lumber at Barker's
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
1291; residence, Main 90.
violent tendencies. He displayed an
sawmill at river bridge.
ol
ugly-looking razor and plunged the
NEW TODAY,
camp into a state of terror until the WANTED—-More help at the Eugene DR. ANNA MAURER, osteopathic
physician.
All
curable
diseases
officers arrived and took him into
Steam Laundry. Good wages. En­
treated. Women and children a LOST—Somewhere in Eugene. 1
custody. He did not resist arrest.
quire at laundry on West Eighth
bunch of keys; also a pair of rim­
specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn’s
street at once.
si2
less spectacles fn Chambers' case.
Phone Red 1631.
DRAIN-M WSHFIELD
Report to this office.
sll
RIGHT-OF-WAY M ITTERS WANTED—Mill blacksmith: steady
work; good wages. Apply to Booth- DR. McDOUGAL, pnystcian and sur­
geon. In addition to general prac­ WANTED—A good tresh milch cow.
Kelly Lumber Company, Spring­
J. W. Neir, way agent for the 8.
tice special attention given to dis­
Enquire of S. F. Kerns, North
field.
P. Co., has folded his tents and sto­
eases of women and children. Of­
Washington street.
R$
len away for other parts. He gave out
farmer;
fice over Preston ft Hales. Phone
word that he was going to Los An- WANTED—A comp“tent
married man: steady job. Phone
Black 1631
POSITION WANTED- Man wlthgood
gel»s with his famlly, ’heir home.and
Farmers 253. M. Levlnger, Spring­
team wants work hauling wood
stapled away yesterday over the
DR. M G. E. BENNETT, osteopathic
field.
dw/tf
or any kind of work. Enquire it
Drain route, So, it seems, for the
Palace of Sweets, 495 Willamette
physician. Acute and chronic dis­
present, the railroad company is not WANTED—Second hand organs; will
eases treated. Offices over Cham­
street.
much Interested In purchasing the
take them In exchange for new pi­
bers’ store. Phone Black 1326.
fright-of-wa.v for the Drain-Coos Ray
anos or organs. Eilers Piano House
Residence plione Black
railroad, as Mr. Nler has no plans for
tf
returning to Marshfield, at least so
L. M. TRAVIS. Attorney-at-law Of­
DR.
H. L. STUDLEY—Osteopathic
far as anybody could learn, His of- WANTED—By young man going to
fice over Eugene Loan and Saving«
physician.
Offices
over
Chambers'
flee Is closed.—Marshfield Tlmes.
high school, work to pay for his
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
store,
518
Willamette
street.
board. Will work nights and morn­
Phone
Black
1326.
Consultation
WOODCOCK ft POTTER, Attorney*-
ings. Private family preferred.
free. Residence, 734 Ferry street.
at-law. \. C. Woodcock and E 0
Phone W. O. Cook, farmers 345.
Phone Red 3197.
Potter. Office one block south of
WOOD WANTED—Those who have
Chrisman block. Eugene, Orogoo-
J.
FRA.«K
TITUS,
M.
D.
—
Homoeo
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Fine farm of 814 acres, fenced, in­
promised to bring the Guard woo«
pathic physician and surgeon. WALTON ft NEb^. Attornevs-at-lzv
cluding 100 acres under plow. 550
on subscription account are re­
Chronic diseases and diseases of
in grass, but fine for grain, balance
quested to bring it in as early as
J J. Walton and S. P. Ness-
women and children given spec­
possible.
timber; good how’e: milk house; 2
practice In all the court« In tw
ial
attention.
Faradlc,
galvanic,
barns; wood shed: orchard. Water
state. Office, room 3. Waltos
static.
X-ray
and
vibratory
electdl-
W
ANTED
—
To
buy
a
small
tract
of
from three springs piped Into house,
Block, Eugene, Oregou.
cal treatments given. Office, cor­
5 or 10 acres 5 or 6 miles front
milk house am! barns. About 600
ner
Willamette
and
Eighth
streets,
Eugene
from
the
owner.
Inquire
acres level. non>v»rflow land. Uaital-
BOWER ft MARTIN. Attorney»*
Matlock Bldg.
Residence, 632
Frank Dickey, over White’s gro­
ly have 150 or 200 cattle on grass.
law. J. H. Bower and W 0 MW-
Pearl
street.
Office
Phone,
Red
cery.
si
4
Located nine miles southeast of Eu­
tin. Will practice in all court«.
1^'91.
Residence
phone,
Red
gene and four and a half miles from
Office
over
Chawbers-Briito’
two railroad stations. In Cloverdale WANTED—Two comfortable rooms ;
Bank. Eugene. Oregon
with
board
In
a
quiet
home
conve-
i
valley, and on county road
A gen­
nient to the university for two la-I
ATTORN eys - at - law .
uine bargain at $20,000 C. W. Bell,
JESSE G. WELLS. Lawyer. N* w
dies, a teacher and her mother '
room 10, Beckwith building.
Correspond with 289 East Ninth S. D. ALLEN, Attorney-at-law, 616
West Eighth street, E-igene. Or.
If this farm is not sold within a
street.
tf | Willamette street, Eugeue, Oregou.
reasonable time ’t will be for rent.
opposite postoffice. Give« «P*
The WashLnrae Investment Com­ Apply to J R Sellars. 219 Lawrence SITUATION WANTED By an all- C. A. XV INTERMEI ER, Attorney-at
lai attention to the examfnatios 0
pany filed articles of Incorporation street, Eugene, for terms.
around engineer, electrician and i law. Land titles and probate spec­
abstracts, drafting will«. «ettl'M
with the county clerk today. The
machinist; long
experience ini ialties Office over Chambers-Bris­
estates, conveyances ana coll«
Incorporators are B. A Washburn?,
pumping works, electric light and I tow Bank.
of Springfield; C W and W C Wash­
tlon» Also to all p«n«lon n>«tt*»
power plants and mining. Address
bum. of Junction City. The capital
DORRIS ft 8K1PWORTH. Attorneys-
or
call
on
L.
J.
Dow,
room
1,
Williams
tadlan
Pile
Ointment
Phone Red 1176.
stock Is $9060. and the principal
Schneider block, Eugene.
si i at-law. Office In Hovey building
place of business Is at Junction City. will cure blind, bleeding and Itching
over Chambers-Bristow Bank
The objects of the corporation are to piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays HOP PICKERS WANTED- Sixty
buy. own. hold. sell. Improve, mort­ Itching at once, acts as a poultice,
hop pickers are wanted at the Dan LEON R. EDMUNSON. Attorney-at-
gage and dispose of all kinds of
Linton hop yard, near Eugene
Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan
Williams’ In­
property, both real and personal, to gives Instant relief.
and Saving
ink
bridge on river bank. Will com­
erect buildings, to lay off lands Into dian Pile Ointment Is prepared for
mence picking Wednesday. Sept.
AGENT FOR
lots, btocks. streets and alleys, to pile« and itching of the private parts.
11. 1907. Yard wired, clean and WILLIAMS ft BEAN, Attorneys-at-
lend and borrow money, etc.
free
of
weeds
law. J. M. Williams, L. E. Benn.
Sold bv Linn Drug Co., by mall 50c
DAVID THOMPSON
Williams Mfg. Co.,
Practice In all courts of «be state
Albert A. Damltlo and Geo. E. and $100.
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M. S WALLIS
and before the U S Land Office.
Huntley today Instituted suit In the props , Cleveland, O.
Office« 12. IS. 14 and 15 McClung
circuit court against the Oregon ft
Josh Yates has taken charge of the
Building.
California Railroad Company, the Courthouse lodging house and Ed
Union Trust Company, of New York. Howe and family have removed to a
OF BUT rFV LLE. OREGON
r
N HARBAUGH.
Special stten-
S T Gage. N T Smith and N. E residence on ijtwrence street.
tlon given to divorce and settle­
Brown, successors In trust to Henry
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A dcz<
The eHsoarf
be’’
ment of estates. Agent for Conti­ «♦»•e.
Villard. Robert Davie Peebles and
E Lundgren, the fellow who was
men for work in mill and wood
T » stsndslionh’»
nental Insurance Company Room 000.00 in risk, duri if «he rj«» ’ *
Charles Edward Bretherton. for the arrested yesterday by Chief of Po-
Sunset Lumber Company
anv Mabe
5, First National Bank Building. XMCizM' Caries J?.J».OOO.ro -tl^
specific performance of a contract to lice Farrington for being drunk and
Oregon, or H. C. Mahon, Eugen
Eugene, Oregon.
sell to the plaintiffs 40 acres of land disorderly, was fln»d $20 in the
fsrmbwldi'fsinihevt **v
-b»£’
si
In section 23. township 19, south of police court this morning
He hal
m
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L. BILYEU. At torne v-*t-igW
office polices rn sb <»t k> exyir-
range 8 west. A E. Wheeler Is at­ i only $0 cents in his pockets, and will
she to i sure please noip«1*-
I have to work ten days on the streets
torney for the plaintiffs.
particular*.
WHERE CAMPAIGN
MONEY CAME FROM
For Sale or Rent
WASHBURNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY INCORPORATED
Louis Sherman, the brick mason,
baa returned from the Black Butte
quicksilver mines above Cottage
Grove, where he has been engaged
during the summer building a new
furnace tor the company that is op­
erating the mines
The furnace is
now nearly complete and the plant
will resume operations about the first
of next year, Mr. Sherman says, after
an Idleness of several years' dura­
tion
W B Dennis, principal owner
of the mines. Invented the furnace
which has just been built and it Is
thought to be an Improvement over
the old one at the mines, which was
never successful.
JAMES CALVERT
The work of building the telephone
line from Ixiwell east across the
mountains by the forest service tor
the convenience of the supervisor
and rangers, wss begun today. It
will extend only as far as Hazel Dell
this year, but will be pushed on
acre css the mountains to Odell next
year. connecting with the line from
Print vllle and Shaniko. Thus Eu-
gene wlll have direct telephone con-
Metlon wit h the cities of the middle
portion of the state.
Land eruttar»* etti nia (• Lookt for
sale at the Gnard office
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