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El'GEVE WEEKLT CITARO. Till RSI> AY, APRIL 10, 1U08
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I1UMIUÄTING-VILE-DESTRUCTIVE
rstsvmptomof Contagious Blood Poison is usually a little sore or ulcer
u is quickly followed by a red rash on the skin, swollen glands in tlie
’fc <B falling llA'r' ulcerateti n>ol>th and throat, and often copper colored
s' f-hes on different parts of the body. As the blood becomes more fullv
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nated with the poison, pustular eruptions ar.d sores break out on
*0°6 h and in extreme cases the nerves and bones are attacked and ti e
’ C 7nails 'imp off Then the sufferers find themselves diseased from head
‘Ttwith this humiliating, vile and destructive poison. No other disease
hiehl^ contagious; many an innocent person has been inoculate«! bv
Jf’ piA the clothing or using the toilet articles of an infected pers. i
rf^eisi but one certain, reliable cure for Contagious Blood Poison, and that
g " it attacks the disease in the right way by going down into the
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circulation, and neutralizing and forcing out
every particle of the poison.
It makes tlie
blood pure and rich, tones up the system,
and completely and permanently cures this
Q disease. S S S 1 s cured thousands of e.i
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of Contagious Bl.... 1 Poison.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Ifyonareauf-
fering with this debasing an 1 destructive
ru
disease begin the U e of S S S. an 1 get the
;«onout (‘ your blood before it permanentlv wrecks your health. We
J°ve i li >ir. treatment book on the disease wh«c i v.e will send free to a I
, < w’s'i't nd in addition our nhvsiciar.s wll <Hve without charge anv
Medical'«1 g -e needed. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The New Game
of Topsy Twirl
Everybody is going to play it,
one of the most fascinating and
skillful games ever offered to
the public, it Is a game that is
easily mast red, but it requires
skill to operate it successfully.
As an outdoor exercise it has no
equal, and a child that is ro­
bust can enjoy it as well as the
trained athlete. Small size 10c
and 20c; larger sizes from 50c
up to *3.00. Ask to see them.
k >O1’“ nÂ0ct«*
Fishing Season
Now Open
and you can find anything you
may need, from a plain hook to
a *95.00 chub rod, and if you
have not seen our new line ot
trout files bought especially for
the waters of the McKenzie and
Willamette rivers, you should
see them before buying your
r B rothers tackle for the season.
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HILL’S GUN STORE
515 Willamette St
The Eugene
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Will be open all summer.
may enter at any time
Investigate our methods
Informa-
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Principal.
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clerks of election in a nu imber
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count. County Clerk 1. »ee, 1«
now sending out suppile r s for
the primaries with ins atruo
tions to the judges and c clerks
to place the tally sheets in
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envelopes furnished for • that
purpose and I.E AVE T 'HEM
QI T OF THE BALLOT BOX.
This envelope containin' g the
tally sheet should be de diver­
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ger sent in with the ret turns.
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LOTS MUST BE Pl.ACE CD IN
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CLASSIFIED. COLUMNS
1 OH SALK
Ml se 11.1. A A It >1 S—(4 < ultimad. I
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A ri'OICXI A !■
(('olitili ii«d.)
IF YOU W AN T TO SELL ynir prop­ JESSE (. WELLS, Lawyer, No. 26
erty tell the Oregon Land Compa­
Wes: Eighth street, Eugene, Or.
ny about it and they will *&> the
opposite pnstofflee. Gives special
rest. 413 Willamette street, Eu­
atteu'ion to the examination of ab­
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Hereford
Oregon Stat
gene. Or.
tf
stracts, drafting wills, settling ea-
bulls for sale. Enquire 550 Wil-
u iban lry, will nut
tates, conveyances and collections.
tf
lamette street.
DON’T fail to see Chesem If you
35th annual con
Also io ill pension matters. Phon«
want bargains la real estate. We
eginning May 10.
Red 1 17S.
fir
FOR «ALE breund K"'~»»*in
buy and sell farm and city prop­
zes in the state c<
w
wood. W. L. Copperaoll, at Watt's
erty. Itsproved and unimproved.
ded. Special rates
tf
jewelry store.
Timber and mining stock, li. Che-
11 railroads during
J. W. KA VS X- CO., undertakers and
vein. Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf
week. State Mast, er
FOR SALE t'neap, good scrond-
funeral directors. Eugene. Or.
has announced th le
agon.
hand
Stud«
shaker
3-ineh
w
I
ling committees:
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Eugene
grocery.
Enquire at
DAY Ac HENDERSON, undertakers
edentials—Mrs. Jen
and etóbs liners Corner Willam­
•man, Ranier; Mrs.
STORE FOR SALE Ax Billy Dept
ette and Seventh streets.
Albany; Mrs. M.
Store. Ninth stree•t. Eugene., Or.
ien, Wash.; Mrs 1
tu 7
AV. T. GORIiON, funeral director.
Mrs. Marr S.
State licensed embalm. r. Office
*1<> CASH AND *10 PER MONTH
FOR SALE Baft Orpington wggS.
Ison, HHlsboro
and residence, Tenth lud Olive
Will buy
i, beautiful California
+
Lt
>n.
13 for *1. W B llamptou. 1 1U.’
streets. Phone Red 4481.
vineyard, th Income from wh; h
+
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Columbia Itvenue, corner 19th st.
a of labor—W. A. Jones.
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will b.« »uffici'nt to make you in­
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Macleay; A. J. Thotn'ison, +
%H< MITI < T
dependent f r lile.
Handsome
4. + +AA«<*. + + + ‘V + * + + ♦ FOR SALE
Loose
and
baled
cheat
+
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Mrs Susie Wells, Condon:
pamphle.. valuable Ir.f rotation FREE THOM AS Architect. Sketch­
y
bay; also oat s'.raw Phone Far
l»Prlngte. Veronia; Mrs. Ju-1
and contract Ire.
p. B Robinson,
mers
13x9.
Squire
Smith,
Irving,
es and plans drawn, blue print»
a
. Hillsboro.
general agent. Pacific Grove, Cal.
alò
and specifications. Gen. ral super­
• and ner diem William E. '
vision over buildings in course ot
chairman. Banks; J. R. |
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPON
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FOR SALE One No. 3 Oliver Type­
construction. If thinking of build­
•s. Anna Everhart, Molalla;
DENCE SCHOOLS
The Busy
Few newspapers are opposed to
writer;
also
otte
No.
7
Fay-Sho;
ing, large or small, see me. Terms
.. Morse, Hood River; Mrs. ‘ progress, but 1 notice the Springfield
Mau's University.” (.lives a thor­
both machines in good order. C.
reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman
Mary B. Smith, Carlton.
ough training at your own home
News says "new ideas and methods
S.
Frank.
tt
block.
Finance A. T Shoemake, chair­ in assessments will not work in Lane
in m arly all the trades and profes-
man, Selma; R. A. Legg, St. Helens; county.” However, there are a few BUFF LEGHORN EGGS Pure bred,
sions. T< xi books ami Instruments
Mrs. Eva Jones. Mac leay; Mrs. Min­ publications and their patrons who
(when required) furnished free.
$1 per setting. GetT. Melvin Mil­
nie Bond, Irving.
Full Information and circulars al HERBERT LEIGH, mining engineer
believe a few new ideas might work
ler, Room 20, McClung block.
Bylaws W. \V. Jaquith, chair- , in our present methods to our bene­
ti>.‘ local aaroUmenl office, 45 W.
Phone Red 1461.
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and expert metallurgia». Reliable
man. Laurel; Jam s Shibley. Spring-1 fit and not upset any of the things
Eighth street, R. J, Kirkwood, rep­
Informal Ion furnished to Intending
wa er; Mrs. Ella Johnson, Portland: 1 worth retaining. We do accept Im­ BUFF LEGHORN EGGS Pure bred.
resentative.
invt it ■.
Examinations and re­
M s. Jennie Lovelaie, Mrs. Susan E. provements In planting, care of or­
*i per setting. Geo. Melvin Mil­
ports on mines and ore treatment.
Stratton, Albany.
chards. implements and all business
Eugene Oregon.
ler, Room 20, McClung Block
FOB RENT
Good ot the order—5
lines.
PhonqP.ed 1461,
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Townsend. Cleone; Mrs. 1
FOR Ul’.NT
\ modera fiat
En-•
ABSTRACTORS
roll, Mosier; Mrs. Eliza
LOGANBERRY PLANTS .*0 cents
qulrc oi M S; lineiti r in thè Scine...'
Shedd; P. S. Robiqson,
THE
LANE
COUNTY ABSTRACT
per dozen. 35 for *1, *2 per hun­
der block.*
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Olson.
CQ., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block,
dred; satisfaction guaranteed. C.
\\ >>man s work - Mrs. L. L. Irwin
Eugene, Or. Puces reasonable.
F, Moore, Creswell, Oregon.
m4 l'Oii CENT
chairman, Barlow; Mrs. M. M. B um -
HOW
is
VOLK
STOMA*.
II?
board
In
.1. II. Ett- I
Mr» !■:> a Jones, M
FOR SALE —Barred Plymonth Rock.
would also
banks, Wamic; Mrs. Susie ■ Well».
Easy Wpy to Strengthen II an<l (Jet
Golden Wyandotte« and Black Min­
Call at 65
J. L. CLARK & CO. Dealers II. real
Co-Operation — Eugene
Palmer,
Well.
orca eggs, *1 per setting. Address,
Reg .'<012.
estate, Cregwellj Or, —
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chairman, Albany; J. l\ Carroll. D.
A. Wood, Saginaw, Or.
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R. Harris, London; Jlrs. Emma Mer-
PASTURE FOR RENT Will pasture
A good digestive system, one that
C.ARPI'.r < l.l: l.NERN
riman, Central Point;
Mrs. Mary acts so that you do not know that you FOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock
cattle by tliv month at my place,
Shibley, Springwater.
eggs, 11.00 per setting. Cheaper
three miles south Ilf Ellgepe. on JAY C.
have a stomach, Is God's birthright
MOORE, carpet cleaner,
Dormant granges —J, P. Carroll, to every man—every woman.
rates in incubator lots. Address G.
reasonable terms.
Apply to or
Phone Black 5071.
chairman Muster; J. H. Edwards,
W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o
address E. A. Sandatbe, R. F. D.
if digestion is weak, if food turns
Monroe, R. F. D. 1; R. N. Lovelace, jnto gas, if you suffer after eating,
No. 1.
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FOR
SALE
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Parties
wishing
to
buy
I NOTH E GF Sr'HOOL INDEMNITY
Ranier; Mrs. Mary E. Palmer, Mrs. If you are sleepless, nervous and out
SELECTION.
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200
acres
of'first-class
timber
land
P. 8. Robinson, Norway.
of sorts—then the stomach is dis­
United States Land Office,
call on J. W. Carlile, four miles
Appeals—J. G. Pringle, chairman, eased and prompt action should be
Roseburg, Or., March 16, ’08.
west of Hale. ,
Veronia; I. A. Merriman, Central taken.
Notice is hereby given that tho
Point; .1. R. Wells, Condon; Mrs. El’-
AV. A. Ennis, a well known builder OAK WOOD FOR SALE Small oak
State of Oregon, on Septe a r 6,
za T. Wdod.
in Syracuse, tells an easy way to
wood; can be used for cook stove
1 907. applied ior the 8.W.1
.. W. ’.4
Education-—M. M. Partner, chair­ strengthen tile stomach and get well;
without splitting; sawed to 16-lnch
of Sec. 10, Tp. 18 8., R. 6 W. of W.
man, Lowden, Wash.; J. H. Eubanks, he writes: "Mi-o-na Stomach Tab­
length. Phone Farmers’ 286 or
M., and filed in this office a list of
Wamic; J. G. Pringle, Mrs. Lulu E. lets have done more for me in one
enquire at Sterner's grocery. a3 0
Miller. Albany; Mrs. Grovallne Prick­ week than all doctors the iwo years
LOST Black shepherd dog, dim school indemnity selections in which
ett, Batiks.
ring around neck. Slightly deaf; it selected said land; and that said
I was under their care. Thanks to FOR SALE A 3 1-4 wide tire wag­
list is open to the public for Inspec­
Agricultural college Marlon F. Ml-o-na, I can work once more, the
on and one bay horse, weight Answers to name of ‘'Cap," reward, tion.
Any and all persons claim­
Woods, chairman. Shedd: Fred Glaze, first time in over a year.”
about 1250 pounds and nine years return to Broders Bros. Meat mar­ ing adversely the above described
Albany; B. A. Smith. Mrs. Inez M.
it is an easy thing to strengthen
old. Enquire of Squire Smith, ket.
land or any legal subdivision there-*
Ryan, Oregon City; Mrs. Ethel Prin­ the stomach and cure indigestion by
al 8
Phone Farmers 13x9.
of, or claiming the same under the
gle. Mrs. Ethel Shoemake, Cenfral using Ml-o-na. Get a 50c box from
mining laws, or desiring to show
Point.
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Hall's Drug Store; they guarantee to FOR SALE- Snap for short time on­
said land to be more valuable for
ly. One and a half acres, unim­ ■* I”
Assessment and taxation—J. J refund the money unless the remedy
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: mineral thnn for agricultural pur-
Johnson, chairman, Portland: E. A. does all that Is claimed for It.
proved, adjoining city limits. Cash
I’liVSKTANS AND SI HGEONS
1 poses, or to object to said selection
Bond, Irving; A. T. Shoemake, A. C.
I ' or terms. Howe & Buoy, office In
for any lawful reason, should file
ZION ITEMS
Miller, Albany; W. A. Jones.
Maurer's jewelry store.
DR. ANN.i MAURER, Osteapathic j their claims or their affidavits of
Legislation- C. 1). Huffman, chair­
phya'clati.
All
curable
disease;
' protest or contest In this office on
FOR SALE- ny owner One new 5-
(Special Correspondence.)
man, LaGrande; John Dinwoody,
treated. Women and children l | or before the Sth day of May, 1908.
rootn cottage, close in; modern; lot
Zion, April 14.—Farthers are bus-
Woodburn; R. E. Irwin, Barlow;
■pMlalty
OffiM
OTer
I".
E.
Dunn's
I hereby designate the Eugene
66 2-3x162; also one 9-room house,
Mrs. Julia Olson. Mrs. Ursula Sleret. ily engaged in finishing spring sow­
Phone Red 1631.
Guard, published at Eugene, Oregon,
deep well; plastered; rock founda-
Pure foods—Mrs. Ella Edwards, ing of grain.
tlon; corner lot, 68x120. Will sell DR. OLIVE C. WALLER, Osteopathic as the newspaper in wnlch the above
Road Supervisor Templeman is cir­
chairman, Monroe; B. A. Legg, A. J.
at a bargain. Inquire at thiH of-
Thompson, Mrs. Anna Huffman, Mrs. culating a subscription paper, the
physician. Office hours, 9 a. m.. I notlve Is to be published.
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
tf
flee.
money to be used on betterment of
Susan E. Stratton.
to 12; 1:80 ji . in to I 80. Hamp­
Register.
Agriculture—-E. Shepherd, chair­ roads, and the matter is being lib­
ton
building.
7th
and
Willamette
FOR SALE—One of the best retail
man. Stayton; U. U. Everhart, Molal­ erally endorsed.
streets.
Residence
and
office
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general merchandise country stores
APPLICATION^ FOR
With sadness we chronicle the
la; John Sleret, Mrs. Elizabeth Din-
phone 6171
in I.ane county, having large log­
GRAZING PERMITS
woody, Woodburn; Mrs. Carrie Jac- death of little Ethel Edwards, daugh­
ging and farm trade. If you are DR. H. I,. STUDLEY Osteopathic
Notice is hereby given tht all ait-
ter of Robert and Maud Edwards,who
quith, Laurel.
looking for a chance to make mon­
physician, Offices over Chambers’ pllcations for permits to graze cat­
Good roads—Thomas F. Ryan, died Friday, April 10. at 4 o'clock
ey investigate this opening. Ad­
51k
Willamette street tle, horses and sheep within the Cas­
store,
Chairman, Oregon City; John W. a. m. She was burled at Pleasant
dress “X,” this office.
a20
Phone Black 1326. Consultation cade (Willamette) National Forest,
Townsend, Cleone: E. AV. Staats, Air­ Hill cemetery today.
I). C. Mathews visited Eugene Frl- FOR SALE-—A cigar store, conslst-
free. Residence 73 4 Kerry street. during the season of 1908, must be
lee: B. A. Smith. Carlton: Mrs. J. H.
filed In hjy office at Eugene, Ore.,
day and Saturday.
Eubanks, Mrs. E. A. Bond.
Phone Red 3197.
of cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting
on or before April lt>, 1908. This
Louis Mathews came home from
Transportation—L. C. Stratton,
goods, fishing tackle, soda foun­ C. 11. CANNON, M. D. Homoepathlc new division Includes grazing dis­
chairman, Albany; I. A. Merriman, his logging job at Rush Island Sat­
tain, root beer keg, magazines and
physician and Burgeon. Chronic tricts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10
He will return to
C. L. Morse, Mrs. E. W. Staats, Air- urday evening.
periodicals; Peerless electric fans;
diseases and diseases of women of the Cascade
(South) National
e; Mrs. Ella A. Thompson, Oswe- work again as soon as he gets some
head office for Portland and San
and children a specialty. Electri­ Forest, ns established last year. Full
garden planted.
Francisco daily papers.
Reason
cal vibratory and light treatment.
in regard to the grazing
Resolutions—John Sleret, chair-1
C. L. Williams was moving his
for selling to change climate. Ad­ Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3. Dunn build­ information
fees to be charged and blank forms
man, Gresham; R. N. Lovelace, Rai­ donkey engine up the river yesterday
dress Box J03, Ashland, Or.
ing,
Phone Main 540
Boards to be used In making application will
nier; Mrs. Anna Shepherd, Stayton; . so us to get It In reach of some tim­
Hoffman House. Phone -Main 11.
be furnished upon request.
rna Glaze, Albany; Mrs. Cora. ber he wishes to m vg with it soon.
C. R. SEITZ, Supervisor.
. Helens.
F.
TITUS,
M.
D
Homoeopathic
J.
physician and surgeon.
Chronic
I WANTED Experienced seamstress.
diseases and dlst sseg of women ¡.nd ’
(St dal Corre-.pon-lencc. 1
Enquire of Miss Morris, over M?;-
children ¡flvon »Jm-lal att-.;’“''’.:.
Elnira, April 14.— S. W. Jackson
Chants’ Bank.
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Fa rad I c galvanic, static, X-ray an 11
and wife began a meeting April 9 at
The stockholders of said company
vibratory electrical treatments glv-J
tho Christian church, They expect to WANTED—To rent, a five or six-
voted at the annual meeting to call a
cn.
Office,
581
Willamette
street,
be with us a month. Good Interest
room house, close in. Enquire of
with Dr. L. E. McDougal, Kesl- I special meeting May 9, 1908, at 1
Is njanlfested and we expect a great
8. S. Range at the Electric theatre.
’clock p. tn., at Central schoolhouse.
deuce,
632 Pearl street. Office o
School District No. 4 4, Lane county,
J. O. Stcrcy has begun suit In the meeting. Two confessions Sunday. WANTED— Lady to assist in store;
phone.
Main
629.
Kesld-uce
Oregon, for the purpose of increasing
circuit court against Fred A. Krlbs Undoubtedly the people of Elmira are
phone, Main 631.
moderate wages for beginner. Ap­
the capital stock of said company.
for *65,027 damages on a timber land having the opportunity of hearing the
ply at once to 30 East Ninth stret.
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A
best
speaking
and
singing
this
place
All stockholders are requested to
deal.
He says that In September,
al5
be present.
ATTORNEYH-AT-LAW
1906, he agreed to buy 7480 acres ever had. Mrs. Jackson Is an ex­
cellent
chorus
director.
Since
they
J. H. PERKINS, Pres.
from the defendant If he found it
WANTED—25 to 30 good teams to
ml
satisfactory after cruising. He was to came here we built a choir stand in
work on grading outfit on wagon. 8. D ALLEM, Attorney-at-la, 616 A ANDERSON, Sec.
one
corner
of
the
church
and
now
Wlllahietre street. Eugene. Oreeoa.
pay *25 per acre, the first payment
508 Buchanan building, 2K6 1-2
have
a
chorus
of
twenty
voices
under
TIMBER FOR SALE
of *50 to be made on January 1,
Washington street, Portland. h!6
L>. M. TRAVIS, Atturney-at-iaw. Of­
4,500,000 fir claim, patented, in
1907. He says that by December 15, Mrs. Jackson as chorus leader.
The
sole
purpose
of
the
meeting
is
WANTED—-Cattle to pasture three
1906, he finished the work of cruis-
fice over Eugene Loan & Savings 19, ». r. 9 w., at 12000; might trade
miles west of Eugene. Apply to
Bank, Eugene, Oregon.
for real estate. Address "W. O.,”
Ing and accepted the land, but that for those out of Christ to bring them
to
the
Savior.
We
earnestly
ask
F, A. Sandgathe, R. F. D. No. 1,
Guard office.
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he granted more time to Kribs in
those
who
can
to
attend
these
meet
­
Eugene.
DORRIS & SKIPWORTH, Attorneys-
which to perfect his title. The fol-
ings.
4t
will
do
you
good
—
you
can
­
at law. Office In Hovey building,
lowing June he grew tired of wait­
L. N. Roney has his pile-driving
WANTED—Ten ladles and gents dal­
over Chambers-Bristow bank
ing. ft appears, and demanded the not afford to miss them.
machine on the ground preparatory
ly to get their clothes cleaned and
to beginning the work of putting in
completion of the contract. He says
pressed at the Eugene Dye Works. L. BILYEU, Attorney-at-law. Or rio the trestle along the bottom be­
Krlbs then repudiated the contract, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•fr*
tt
lie ask; for *2027 to reimburse him ♦
over Yoran’a shoe store, Eugene yond Judkins’ Point for the Portland.
for his expenses, and ,63.000 dam­ ♦
Oregon.
Eugene & Eastern railway
Several
WANTED—flood horse. 1250 to 1350
ages for profits he failed to make.— ♦
pounds, suitable for lady to drive; C. A. WINTERM El ER, Attorney-at carloads of rails are about due to ar­
Portland Journal.
rive for the Springfield extension ot
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also two-seated top carriage. Ad­
law. Land titles and probate spec­ the lino.
♦
Washington, April
15 —
dress P. O. Box 247, with descrip­
ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris­
Parsons, vice­
tion.
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STOP AT TRE RIVER RRIDGE! ♦ Hosmer B.
tow Bank.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy,madj
♦ president of Wells Fargo
by the Hickory Bark Remedy Com­
♦ Express company and presl-
WANTED—From 2,000 to 3,000
Bring your work to Smitherman's ♦ dent of the Wells Fargo bank,
acres cleared or partly cleared WOODCOCK it POTTER, Attorneys- pany, of Salem, Or., guaranteed to be
at-law. A. (’. Wood! oek and E ().
wagon and carriage shop. Mr. Wil­ ♦ died In Brooklyn of pneumo­
land, rich deep soil, adapted to
Potter. Office one block south of pure; guaranteed to cure your cough
kinson. the well-known blacksmith, ♦ nia today.
fruit, trucking and live stock; lo­
Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. or njoney refunded. Guarantee to
is with him. also a first-class painter ♦
cation desired on river and creek.
and upholsterer from the East. All ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
Bring us a description and outline LEON R. EDMUN8ON, Attorney-at- make a friend of you. For sale by
ork guaranteed. New rigs made to
of land In tracts of 80 acres and
law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan Hull’s Red Crow Drug store and
rder.
al«
up.
first-class dealers everywhere.
and Savings Bank.
The case of the state vs. Harry
Pacific Land Company,
P.
O.
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WALTON A. NESS, Attorneys-at-law
Ros<«burg Review;
Mayor J. I>.
bers and Bristow bank.
which I Hotel OroRg, who was fined *3' >0 and
J. J. Walton and 8. P. Ness. Will Matloc k, of Eugene, will address tho
sentenced to serve a term of 3 ■> days
practice In all the courts In the citizens of Rosel
Roseburg on Tuesday
the county jail at the last term
state. Office, room 3, Walton evening, April 21. on ’’How En-
Ml« I I.MAKOI S
Block, Eugene, Oregon.
gene Gro w(, and Why. and How to
W ILI.iA.M8 & BEAN, Attorney»-at- Make a Greater Roseburg.”
law. J. W. Williams , L. E. Bean
Practice In all courts of the stab
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and before the U. 8. Land Office
a son t J. W. J hn-
Office» 12, 13, 14 and 1 15 McClnn;
ld««nt of tho Université
Building
II deliver the bapcalau-
o mencement Sun-
N. HARBAUGH. 8 pisciai atten-
g to the fact that
tlon given to dlvorc.a and settle-
or l*i ‘(ident Johnson Is
went (f estate». Age■nt for Conti- j to b * tir celled at the same time, »nd
nenia! Insurance Company. Room i that Dr
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nson Is one ■ f It -• donors.
5. First National Bank Building, I his pr- sence at that time will be es­
butines» SOOD.
Eugene, Oregon.
pecially opportune.
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FOR BIG DAMAGES
Students
In this age of competition there is
little chance for the young person
who faces the wond without the
knowledge and skill thatcomes
through special training.
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN
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