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Newspaper Page TextSEED HERE FOR EXPERIMENT in CLASSIFiED COLUMNS _____________ • 1 OR SALE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAU WANTED—(Continued.) FOR SAI.E Fresh milch cows. WANTED—Ten ladles and gents dai L. M. TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law fice over Eugene Loan 4 q..,0*’ Phone Farmers 22xx. dwall ly to get their clothes ( leaned and Bank, Eugene. Oregon * "*• pressed at the Eugene Dye Work». FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Hereford DORRId & SKIPWORTH, bulls for sale. Enquire 550 Wil The Commercial Club's promotion at law. Office in Hijvey b1.iu?fc IF YOU WANT—A blue print on lamette street. ‘f department has been in correspond-1 over Chambers-Bristov. bank cloth, of the lands opened for en < nce with the Pacific Sugar Construe-1 FOR SALE—Second grow tn try April 9th and 14th, send 50c fir each to Roseburg Abstract Com S. D. ALLE.., Attoruej-at-la tion (kimpany, which a year and a wood. W. L. Copperuoll, at Watt’s W’lllamette stre«t. Eugene h - h .I* jewelry store. tf pany. Roseburg, Oregon. half ago built a plant north of Co ■■ ’ lusa in Glenn county, California, and1 FOR SALE Gentle family horse for WANTED—From 2.000 to 3,000 L. BILYEU, Atturney-at-iaw orru. in nine months’ time founded a splen acres cleared or partly cleared sale cheap. Enquire of John Ren over Yoran’s shoe store. Eu». Oregon. ' •'** land, rich deep soil, adapted to nie, 617 Pearl street. tf did city on what formerly was a bar fiult. trucking and live stock; lo ley field. The club asked for some cation desired on river and creek. C. A WINTERMEIER. Attorned of the sugar beet seed, which the FOR SALE—Cheap, good second hand Studebaker 3-inch wagon. Bring us a description and outline company furnishes its patrons, and law. Land titles and probate .LT Enquire at Eugene grocery. tf of land in tracts of 80 acres and the California concern sent two laities. Office over Chambers- I tow Bank. or* pounds of the seed, sufficient to plant STORE FOR SALE—Ax Billy Dept. up- Pacific Land Company, one-seventh of an acre, and while the Store, Ninth street, Eugene., Or. manager wrote for the seed primarily m7 p O. Box 24 7, Room 7, over Cham WOODCOCK & POTTER, Attorn.», in order to experiment with it hint-1 bers and Bristow bank. tf at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E n self, he is anxious to have some of the WOOD FOR SALE— 16-inch oak Potter. Office one block south m MI8CELLA.NEOI S progressive farmers plant some of wood. Phone Farmers 286 or in Chrisman block, Eugene, Orego, this seed so that it may be given a quire at Sterner's grocery store. a6 DRESSMAKING—Misses Sullivan Ac fair test. It can be had al the pro Miller, 568 Washington street. LEON R. EDM UNSON, Attorney.», motion department free of charge. FOR SALE—Buff Orpington eggs, law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Lo», Phone Red 5106. a21 There has beeq considerable argu 13 for »1. W. B Hampton, 1102 and Savings Bank. ment as to whether Eugene and this Columbia avenue, corner 19th st. ACCORDION PLEATING- Done by WALTON & NESS, AttorneyZaTh? part of Lane county would be the .Mrs. Bert Vincent, at 627 Hilyard right place for a sugar factory, and FOR SALE—Loose and baled cheat J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness Win street, near East Ninth, on reason hay; also oat straw. Phone Far as capitalists do not Invest their mil practice In all the courts in th« able terms. Phone Red 3302. tf lions without being absolutely sure mers 13x9. Squire Smith, Irving. state. Office, room 3, Waito» a!5 that the product they netd can be Block, Eugene, Oregon. ’ YOU WANT — A blue print on , IF grown to advantage, it Is well worth cloth of the lands opened for en I-OK SALE One No. 3 Oliver Type while for our people to give the ex try April 9th and 14th. send ->0 WILLIAMS & BEAN, Attorneys-»! writer; also one No. 7 FaJ-Sho; periment a thorough test. law. J. W. Williams, I,. E Bean* cents each to Roseburg Abstract both machines in good order. C. Where the factory Is now located Practice in all courts of the «tau Company, Roseburg, Or. al 5 S. Frank. tf in California some of the land last and before the U. S. Land Otfl«/ ♦♦ year produced as much as 3u tons Offices 12, 13, 14 and 15 McClaJ SALE Second-hand baby IF YOU WANT TO SELL your prop to the acre, and tile percentage of FOR Building. erty tell the Oregon Land Compa coach in first-class condition; price ••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦•♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«•♦♦♦♦a »♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* sugar was so high that the price paid ny about it and they will do the r- asonable. Address "S," care of by the company came to »6 per ton. Special atten rest. 412 Willamette street, Eu i. N. HARBAUGH. Guard. tion given to divorce and settle gene. Or. tf ment >f estates. Agent for Conti- CARRIAGE AND PHAETON FOR Uzzi.. M. Park, clerk. 20, ,80 nentai Insurance Company. Roon SALE Two-seated carriage, near GOLD AND SILVER PLATING—On Lewis HoBelton, (lerk. lx, ♦ 72. 5, First National Bank Building knives, forks and all household ar ly new; also one phaeton. Call at Jessie Orswell, 40, »165. Eugene, Oregon. ticles that do not look like netv. 7G6 High street. tf It. S Goff, lx, ,72. Write the Oregon Plating Works, I). K. Lutiiy, 25, ,100. 128 Lownsdale street, Portland. JESSE G. WELLS, Lawyer, No. ’4 FOR SAI.E A fine piano, slightly W. L. Phelps, clerk, 19. West Eighth street, Eugene, Òr used; a big bargain at »192. At Oregon, for prices | The Allen Fruit Company, of this Ella Templeton, clerk, 12. opposite postoffice. Gives speelii Stevens & Hulin’s piano house, city, today began suit in the circuit J. W. Williams, clerk, 17, attention to the examination 0( DON’T fail to see Chezem if you Commercial Club block. Frank Condon, 25, ,105. court against the Weber-Bussell Can 4. stracts, drafting wills, settling want bargains in real estate. We Mrs. Eliza Luce, clerk, 4, »16. ning Company, the Seattle firm which BUFF LEGHORN EGGS Pure bred, buy and sell farm and city prop tates, conveyances and collection». il. Ilexom. clerk, 17, ,68. bought cherries here last summer and Also to all pension matters. Pboa» »1 per setting. Geo Melvin Mil erty, improved and unimproved. Gertrude Sehrruders, 33, ,137 which announc d some time ago that Red 1176. Timber and mining stock. H. Cbe- ler, Room 20, McClung Block. (From Swturduv-m Daily Guard.) Following Is the apportionment of Clara Surcamp, 22, ,X8. it would build a cannery In this city vem. Room 11, Walton Bldg, tf Phone Red 1461. tf Ellis Vaughn, the 17-year-old son this year, to recover » 1265.68, with ttchoo! money among the various dis Alice 1,. Goff, 20, ,85. I X DERTAK I.US 8. E. Davis, clerk, 8, ,32. of R. C. Vuughn, who lives near interest at 6 per cent from July 31, FOR SAI.E Steam wood saw; four NOTICE Having recovered front my tricts of Lane county us segregated H. M. VanShoiack. clerk, 9. Hendricks' Ferry, on the McKenzie. 1907. The Allen Company alleges injury 1 have resumed my business horse power; good as new; used by W. 11. Dillard, county school su that between June 29. 1907. and July of horseshoeing and general black J. W. KAYS & CO., undertakersand Will sell cheap. Apply perintendent : 15 miles east of Eugen«, was arrest 4, 1907, it delivered and sold at the very little. funQral directors. Eugene, Or. smithing.- C. I). Holoway, East 797 Willamette Street. all 1. ed tills forenoon by Chief of Police instance of defendant at Eugene 77,- 2 Eleventh street, Fairmount, Or. DAY & HENDERSON, undertaken 558 pounds of the best quality of LOGANBERRY PLANTS -50 cents r Farrington, cnarged with forgery. 3. and embalmers. Corner Willam per dozen. 35 for »1, »2 per hun ,10 CASH AND »10 PER MONTH— Youug Vaughn cunie to town yes- Royal Anne cherries f r which the de 4. ette and Seventh streets. Will buy a beautiful California' dred; satisfaction guaranteed. C. i terday or tills morning and presented fendant agreed to pay tile plaintiff 5. F. Moore, Creswell, Oregon. nil vineyard, the incortie from which | W. T. GORDON, funeral director. 6. 9, to I.ee Host Iton. tile cigar dealer 5 1-2 cents per pound, but, it Is al will be sufficient to make you in-| whose store Is in the Coleman build leged, no part, of th" sum has ■ver State licensed embalmer. Office 7. dependent for life. Handsome ing on Willamette street, a check for been paid. Woodcock ii Potter are FOR SALE Some high grade sec 8. and residence. Tenth and Olive .Maude M. Drury, 55, ,225. ond hand organs at bargain prices pamphlet, valuable information J »11 on the First National Bank, the attorneys for the plaintiff. streets. Phone Red 4 4X1. 9. Edna Colwell, 32. ,123 at Stevens & Hulin ’ s piano house. and contract free. F. B. Robinson, drawn in favor of himself and pur- 10. C W. Senrs, clerk, 15, »60. 1 ' -------------------------------------- Commercial Club block. tf general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal. 1 *** + ■*■ + + ♦♦ + ♦ + ♦ + ♦ 1 1. Owen A. Thompson, clerk, 12, P rted to have been signed by W. A. ARC IIITE( T Foster. Iloseiton telephoned to the 12. Y. D. FOR SALE -Barred Plymouth Rock, INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON- bank to asa if Foster had any money 13. Mrs. 68, Ruby McClusky, 16, ,69. Golden Wyandotte and Black Min DENUE SCHOOLS—"The Busy- there, and receiving an affirmative FREE THOMAS—Architect. Sketch 3277. Mina Magness, 15, » 6 7>. orca eggs, »1 per setting. Address, Man's University." Gives a thor reply, lie cashed fhe check. When it es and plans drawn, blue print» A. W. Jones, ‘ clerk, 2 1, »84. A. Wood. Saginaw, Or. a26 14. Vida Luthy, 43. 3172. ough training at your own home St. Louis, April 3.— was presented to the bank later for and specifications. General super Ruth Baker, 67. ,268. 15. Mary linker. 5 4, 1216. in nearly all the trades and profes Thomas E. Watson, of Geor payment is was found that the signa FOR SAI.E 1 thoroughbred mare, vision over buildings in course of Marv 8 Smith, clerk. 8. ,3 16. Ella Davidson, 19, |xl. sions. Text books and instruments gia, was nominated today by ture was a forgery. A warrant was dark brown, weight 1100; may be construction, if thinking of build N. E. Doster, clerk, 5. ,20. 17. F. W. Williams, clerk, 23, 392. (when required) furnished free. the Populists for president, 'sworn out for young Vaughn’s arrest t seen at Barnard Ac West’s. Don P. ing, large or small, see me. Term» Ethel Crump, 7, »28. 18. T. E. Edwards, clerk, 45, 31X5. Full information and circulars at and Samuel H. Williams, of and he was found on the streets later Yiuung, Fall Creek, Oregon. A9 reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman H. A. Cook, 40, ,I6 d . 19. II. (*. Baughman, 63X, »2202. the local enrollment office, 45 W. Indian», for vice president. by Chief of Police Farrington. On block. Florence Danner, 23, »97 20. Gertrude Robson, 30, 3120. Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep FOR SALE — Barred Plymohth Rock Late this afternoon the Ne Ills person were several other checks Chas Gilson, 65, »229. 21. Mary Day, 28. «117. resentative. eggs, »1.00 per setting. Cheaper braska and Minnesota delega- on the same bank and drawn in fa M. D. Johnson, 14. »61. 2 2. J. Adams, clerk, 38, |lu7. MINING ENGINEERS gations bolted the convention rates in incubator lots. Address G. vor of himself, but had the names of Lizzie Suffel, 42, »173. 23. A. C. Bates. 31. »129 rOK RENI W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o because of its refusal to nom si veral different persons whom young Estolla lliinh i'. Hi, »64. 24. Minnie Comer, 42, »16H. HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer inate Bryan. John Monklmus. clerk. 16, »04 Vuughn iftiows, and all were in the 25. Ivladene Magee. 56, »229. FOR RENT—-A modern flat. En and expert metallurgist. Reliabis OAK WOOD FOR SALE- Small oak ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦+♦♦++ same handwriting, that of Vaughn. Minnie Spong, 43, »172. 26. Wm. McQueen, 79, »316. quire of M.Schneider in the Schnei Information furnished to intending wood; can be used for cook stove The young forger was turned over Mrs. D. E. Wheeler, clerk, 3. 27. Caro Anderson, 23. »97. der block. tf investors. Examinations and re without splitting; sawed to 16-lnch St. Ixiuls, April 3. — George A., i to J. M Williams, local officer for 2 8. John A Mason, clerk, 20, »X0 ports on mines and ore treatment. length. Phone Farmers ’ 286 or lionnecker, of New Jersey, was made P tile juvenile court. His parents were ASTURE FOR RENT—Will pasture Ovle Dowell, clerk, 8. ,32. 29. Mau Smith. 30, »129 Eugene Oregon. enquire at Sterner's grocery. a30 cattle by the month at my place, I telephoned to and the father will chairman of the Populist convention Thus. Taylor, clerk, 1, ,4 30. Josephine Casey, 2». »116. today, after considerable opposition. three miles south of Eugene, on O. L. Hansen, clerk. 14. ,61. i probalily arrive down tills afternoon. 31. J. W. Jones, 36, »144. FOR SALE — A 3 1-4 wide tire wag ABSTRACTORS reasonable terms. Apply to or In the meantime the boy is in the Honecker made an address of consid II. L. Morgan, clerk. 7. ,33. 32. S. Selma Craton, 54, »221. on and one bay horse, weight erable length in which he attacked address E. A. Sandathe, R. F. D. THE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT | custod of the officer. Laurel Inman, 11. »19. 33. G. 11 Hale, clerk. 10. »40. about 1250 pounds and nine years No. 1. m3 Mae Crenshaw, clerk, 5, ,20. 35. Netti« E. Fleck. 38. »157. CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, old. Enquire of Squire Smith, H M Riggs, clerk, 32, ,128. 36. I’ i ti. i Moore, 11. »209. Eugene, Or. Prices reasonable. Phone Farmers 13x9. al8 FOR RENT—A large front room, Robert Calvert, 6, ,24 3 7. G It S i . hn I1 I i . .. Irk, 7. »2X. furnished; electric light and hath; Sam llowi'ii, clerk. 4, ,16. HEAL ESTATE AGENTS 38. R W Smith, 55. »225. FOR SALE—Snap for short time on hot and cold water. 521 Lincoln Carrie Ackerly, clerk. 10, »40. 39 Cora Addison, 21, »8 4 ly. One and a halt acres, unim street, three blocks west of post- Nida Wing. 43. ,175 40. Guy Richards. 163. »652. proved, adjoining city limits. Cash J. L. CLARK & CO.—Dealers H. real office. tf Me.la Deant', 51, ,204. 41. Olga Multili. 27, »113 or terms. Howe & Buoy, office in estate, Creswell, Or. Ku herlne Levaxe. 15. »60. 43. F. M ■Maxwell, 22 4 »1001. Maurer’s jewelry store. Ther<' are said to tie 25.000 hobos M. Doans, clerk, 12. »1 4 8. 44. 4. »301 Stella Huston FOR SALE -By owner—One new 5- between Los Angel ; and Portland, M E. Edwards, 81. ,334. 45. .1 D. Baughman, tins, »2497 C. MOORE, carpet cleaner. rooni cottage, close in; modern; lot LOST Black shepherd dog, dim JAY coming north, and some things Indi (>rn Inman, 22, »95. 4 6. Effa Fenton, 54. »216. Phone Black 5071. cute H. Yesterday afternoon 135 66 3-3x162; also one 9-room house, Lizzie Muy. clerk, 10. »40. ring around neck Slightly deaf; 47. A C. Bates, 9, 036. deep well; plastered; rix'k founda- Answers to name of "Cap," reward, Mollie E. Goodwin, clerk, 23. arrived on the freight at 3 o'clock 4» Zalda McQueen. 47, »I and l.xo on a freight at about 8 tlon; enrner lot, 68x126. Will sell return to Broders Bros. .Meat mar 49. .1 'I' 11.irb. J I. cl.u k, 2f o'clock, about 315 In all. There are at a. bargain. Inquire at this of- ket. Ruby Bnughmi.n, 13, »52 50. L Adelle White, 40. »1 flee. about 5o00 betueen Sacramento and «' W Heers, clerk, 12. »53 51. John It Scharff, clerk. 21. »84 tf The stockholders of said company LOST Between the I’, of O. and John 8 Dale, clerk. 10. J 4 0. Portland, according to the operators, 52 Martha Bennett, 66, »269. FOR SAI.E — One of thè best retali Judkins Point April 5, a fob chain. voted at the annual meeting to call * riding i n freight cars and living Carolyn Schelling, 20, 180, 5 3. Laura DahlUi. 27. »113. generai merchandlse country Stores Under please leave at Guard office special meeting May 9, 1908. at 1 Recently 500 men at Amv Lerwlll. 40, »160. Wm. II Service, clerk. 8. »3 2. some way. 54. In Lane county, having large log- and receive reward. aS o’clock p. m.. at Central schoolhouse, work at Kenneth for the railroad Laura Humphrey, 15, |60. 55. Elizabeth Bell. 25, »100 School District No. 44. Lane county. glng ami fami tradì. li you are 56. Edith Orswell. 73, »297. Scott Hrlndel, clerk. 6, 324. I were discharged and started on the louklng for a chance to u.ake moa- LOST -A guitar on W. «th street Oregon, for the purpose of increasing trip north It takes hustling to keep D. T. Spores, clerk, 22, |88. 57. Ross Mathews, 74. »296. or northwest part of Eugene. Re- the capital stock of said company. ev investigato this openiug. Ad- tl|em going Twenty »fared in the II A Rust, clerk. 18, 372. 58. Belle Tru. adale. 21. »89. turn to 194 East Eleventh street d.ess X," ibis office. u20 All stockholders are requested to city jail last night, with 25 cents Mrs. C Neal, clerk, 9. 336. 59. Mrs. Mary Poterf, clerk, 24. and get reward. a9 be present. worth of bread, collected by Night Ethel Brewster, 21. 384. 3101. JDH SALE - ?.O acres of rive ■ I -<t :: J. H. PERKINS, Pres. Watchman Catlin for them Albany t;n Julius llolmea, 42, 3173. land; 24 acres in full bearing or A ANDERSON, Sec. ®’ 61. II C. Coombs, clerk, 30. 3125. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ Democrat. chard: one mile from city limits; 62. Paul Hadley, clerk. 24, 3101. ♦ ♦ new 8-rooni house and first-class 63. Mearle Scott. 39. »156. mm ♦ ♦ HOP A( lit t(.l M II I DECORATION DAV. MAY :» improvements. Will sell as a whole MY8I4 I V\x AND St Roaom 64. A. A. Kyburz. 66, »269. HU I.Ess Eint 1I»ON ♦ or will sub-divide. Enquire at ♦ 65. May Irwin. 56. ,22». ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ If you intend to have a rnonutB«! this office. tf DR. ANN a MAURER. Osteapathic 66. .1 M Btephens, clerk. 20. ISO I According to Harry S< hlosser. the or tablet erected by Decoration D»f phy-'cian Ail curable diseasa 67. Gainey Jacoby, 36, »149, At her home at 88 Washington hop acreage In Oregon this year will FOR SALE OR TRADE 320 acres THOMAS E. WATSON. treaied. Women and children t you should make your selection »1 «8. France» Arnold. 15, ,60. street. Eugene. April 2. 190S. at be less than last year. .Mr. Schlosser of timber and mineral land. 19 specialty. Office over F. E. Dunn's once, while there is a nice stock to «9. A K Mickey, 2 4 7, ,1013. 11:10 p m.. Mrs. Emma E Bray, says that front present indications south, 1 east; half mile front mil select from. Nothing but the best 0« the courts of the country, and in Phone Red 1631. 70, Callie Smith, 31. ,12» wife of W J Bray, of pneumonia growers s will not raise so exvtensive- itary road and river; will trade for work furnished at reasonable pric**- 72. q M t A Inman. 14, »56. She was aged 5 4 years. 3 months and Iv this year, and he > estimates that 1 w hose rulings he dt'clar‘'d many gross accounts of defunct banks of Port DR Ol.iVE C. WALLER. Osteopathic Corner Sixth and Willamette st»- ( Injustice« were committed. He at 73. Z S Smith, derk. IX. ,72. 2 days Besides her husband she the acreage under cultivation land or property, or make a cash i this E. C. LAKE physician. Office hours, 9am m29 74. Martha Howard. 30, 120. lea ves three sons and two daughters. year In Oregon will be about 3.000 tacked the Democratic party for the offer. H. Moore, 504 Goldsmith t° 12; 1.30 p. m. t0 HampJ 73. Mattel A. Tlffanv, 45, ,185. Mrs. Nora Standley, Eugene; O A less than last year Should the crop, . conduct of President Cleveland in street, Protland. Or. a4 STOP AT TiTK RIVER BRIDGE! ton building. ,th and Willamette 76. Belle Warner. 1». »7« Bray, Portland; A O Bray. Eugene however, be of first quality, the I the railroad strike of 1X»4, and the Republican party for sending troops streets. Residence and office 7 7. Seth Harpole. cl- rk. 17, ,73 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Three Mrs. Esxle Moore, Eugene; llonier decrease in acreage would not t>e Phone 6171 ' Into Idaho during the miners' strike. 7 m . Emma Post, 31, »12». mining claims in Eldorado Canon and Maud Bray, Eugene. felt. 1 Following his address the report Bring your work to Sml' 7». M. M Gilbert, ,36. »959 district, 12 miles from Search STI DLEY—Osteopathic wagon and carriage ^hop <>f the cnnimlttee on resolutions was SO. Blanche Orswel). 46. ,1X9. light. Nev. Assays as high as ,67 Offices over Chambers’ kinson, the well-known l'1 presented. It provides for radical Ml. Mary Blakely, clerk, 21. ,x per ton in gold and silver; will CON«.IM ss I changes In the money system, de- S Willamette street is with him. also a flrst-cla M3 O. J Lawrence, clerk. 22, trade t r real »Price. j tnandlng that money be Issuel direct ick 1326. Consultation and upholsterer from the i S3 C. E Warner, clerk. 6. »3». 500 George H. Newman' 795 Judge J. J. Whitney, of Clhany, to the people without the intervention ideaeu 73 4 Ferry street. work guaranteed. New rig- M4. J. T. Hunt, clerk. 2». »121. Pearl street. Eugene. Or all w Ao has been prevailed upon by the 1 of banks, and that it be full legal J. C. Kennedy. 4 7. ,193. order. Ih'inocrata of the Flrat congressional I tender for all debts, public and prl- 8*. Ines Children. 67, ,273. WANTED district to become a candidate for I 'ate. The Aldrich and Fowler bills -x.xuN. m . D.—Hornoepathlc 8 7. F II the Democratic nomination for con- I are denounced GERMAN COA( II ST M I l«»N an and surgeon. Chronic D. 192. gres», is planning to make a short | WANTED- To rent, a five or s;x- •s and diseases of women Slot, The plank on trusts demands thst 3». Pi his bedi fetch I campa «a in »»nier to bring himself the room house, close n Enquir»* of tldreu a specialty. ElectrT The German coach her government own and control the on, 43. »17 90. Ml < f his t will clearly ore the vot< re of this .11»- rallri oads and S S. Range at the Electric th itrc purchased from Duncan ra ’ ory and light treatment, all public utilities W H. 91. lerk. IM . 17 resent T1 wt at trlct. whirl h In tbtdr nature are monopolies. rl* *' \.* nd 3 ’ Dunn build- make the stand during th J. it 134 le citizen I hone Main 540. Boards Bangs* barn, Ic ownership of telegraph and 93. I Christi IN'S. \»’POI\TM4 X 1 tf »n House Phone Main 11. J. II 1 theme lines, and a !»«rcels post is <■ rk 94 Il II" Rapt Is <»» DIVINITI isked for. The platform favors E I V hivers. Perry da uikt M. D—Homoeo- The Weber wagon c nittattvp and referendum ani physician and »nrgeon. cheap Just now. ’ to recall from office dtolovsl. »II 4 15 it. all vari «■ -’Iseas-s and diseases of *6 fflcleat representative*; the en- MOON * I d ehfiiren given n specia] at of the employer*' liaollltv F A. Sa 1117 Ml ON « TINGLEY. ithIn constitution*] hounds, an 1 -.'.static, I NEW TODAY ’•tory elei matter« for the improvement of ectrical 11,1 <7. 1193 eah garde! seed* of all kinds at • given. \\ WT ’ i Oflce, < cornerI condition* are set f >rth 102. Ada Tk 8. »32 lee Hive g ’ry. W. J. Gib-on * ame Hanson. Oakli » .nd F.ghth st pounds» suitable for tally i f reets, WANTED—Salesman or 103. . 3105- street. L Dunn. Dvx bldg. silo two-Muited top corrili 632 to sell an article us Office phone, Red dress P. O. Box 2 4 7, with tion. Residence phone. £*8» Red tf OSI. all o ask for Mr. Eckman. o Ladies’ Collars SPECIAL Values to 50c 1 on sale . . * ¡ 'Sr* *' SEC WINDOW DISPLAY U STANLEYS 612 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon APPORTIONMENT OF LANE COUNTY SCHOOL FUNUS YOUTHFUL FORGER ALLEN FRUIT CO. SUES WEÖER-8USSEL GO. TOILS OF LAW THOUSANDS OF HOBOS UN THE WAT NORTH I professional column