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EUGETR KKMIT GUARD. TH I'llSD AY. JULY »«, — lute conduct of Jancigaj, who squan dered his earnl i ed the girl to have nothing more to 1 do with her admirer, who Is ten years I her senior. Five months ago Jancl- I gaj left the Smrekar house and has I since boarded with Matt Poloni,whose i home is in the rear of the postoffice I bulldin,;. i On last Friday at midnight he tap-j ped at the window of the Kornan house, on Railroad avenue, near The problem of what to do with Lane county baa a greater com Eighth street, and asked for Charley. loganberries, the vine of was told to go away and did so the mercial asset in its game and flab I He without making further trouble. Mrs. which so many have been planted in than in any aingle business enterprise Koman herself was not at all satls- thia vicinity as well as all over West —so thinks E. H. Cox, a prominent I fied with her son's attentions to the ern Oregon, may be solved soon, tor member of the Booth-Kelly Compa I girl and rather favored Jancigaj. an effort is being made at Salem to dry the berry and ship it to Eastern ny, from what he said in an inter I^ate yesterday afternoon the rivals markets. The loganberry is perhaps met in a down town saloon and the view today. Mr. Cox spoke last night murderer appeared to bv quite the most prolific of all fruits of a at the Commercial Club, and expres friendly. He advised Komaa to mar similar nature, and owing to the sed his opinion of the wonderful ry Mary, as she wan a good girl, and, great quantities planted the problem worth of the McKenzie as a fishing after a few drinks he left the place of saving the product is one of con stream. and waa not heard from until the sequence to the state. In further explanation of his atti hour of the tragedy. The raspberries dried last year by tude he today pointed out how the the growers near Salem brought the ('onf<'<UM*s Guilt to Jury. business men of Eugene could be re The Koniau family arrived here growers about 22 to 23 cents, and It paid for the money Invested in a from near Chicago September 8, Is hoped that the loganberries will do trout hatchery In California last 1906. and Jancigaj cam* to Oregon I as well. However, the whole matter year there was received 1114.000 in City four days later. He waa employ is in a very unsettled state, and farm fees from hunters’ licvuses at 11 a ed In the tester room at Mill D. of j ers are worned not to be too optimis head. Each owner of one of these li the Willamette Pulp A Paper Com tic. Owing to the large amount of censes undoubtedly spent at least *10 pany, and did not work yesterday, apricots, peaches and other products i during the year on 'ackle and hunt He talked freely in the county Jail ' of this nature on the market, the ing arms and clothes Many will this forenoon, admitting his crime-price this year will be low spend *2 50 a year. Mr. Cox esti and said he waa sorry, but he also I It now seems likely that drying mates that in California *4,000,000 said that the girl wax willing to die' will come into general use. W. H. was spent on recreations in sport. for the love of him. This story, how-. Claypool, who lives near Salem, has Thia money is expended on guns, am ever, Is scouted, for it is well known) erected a dryer and has been experi munition, fishing tackle, clothes, as that Mary manifested an aversion fori menting with the fruit, and it ap boots and hunting suits, on travel her slayer. pears to be a success. Some of the ing expenses, railway fares, meals, berries are perfect in form, which and livery hire. The money Is dif cannot be said of raspberries after fused among the whole population, they are dried Mr. Claypool reports supporting many people Im certain that the berries dry out about 75 lines The value to a community, per cent. while hard to estimate. Is very great. Lane county is perhaps one or the beat counties in Oregon for game and fish, both being abundant. Properly advertised people from Paris, July 14.—Enrico Caruso, all over the country will come in in who Is performing at the opera In creasing numbers. Indeed, they are his first Parisian season, has been ex already coming, as may be seen from plaining to an interviewer the pen the hundreds that go up the McKen alties he pays for being the most ex July 13.—The first beat zie each summer, not alone from Ore- pensive tenor on earth and how he of Ixmdon, the 1500-meter run in the Olym > gon. but from the whole country. sighs for the days when he was less pic games was won by J. Sullivan, of However there is. but little doubt famous. the Irish-American Athletic Club, of that the McKenzie river, a magnifi "The man who has paid his money New York. Lightbody, of the Chica cent stream, is becoming less and to hear me, and the management, go Athletic Club, was second. Mead less good fishing, and the time has which pays me (2000 a night," he of Canada, was third. Sulli come when a trout hatchery must be said, "would not forgive me if I were ows, time was 4:08 2-5. established, If the finny denizens of not always lif the best of form. Trust van's The outcome of the first heat wax the stream are to remain plentiful. ed by some, watched by others. I am no surprise to the spectators and In Colorado there are any number a machine which never must be out teams, as it was predicted of hatcheries supported by the rail of order. But the machine Is human competing that the Americans would have no roads and hotels simply to keep the and subject to external Influences— difficulty in winning the event. This attraction of some little stream. The people forget that. race has been conceded to the Amer same is true to a leaser degree in "So the thought that I may not ican sprinters without question by California, and Eugene and Lane come up to the mark haunts me con- every one who had watched the work county should by all means preserve of the various contestants. the wonderful trout of the McKenzie. Melville Sheppard, of the Irish- Mr. Cox bases his appeal strictly American team of New York, won on .commercial grounds. He believes the second heat in 4:05, establishing it will pay the business men of Eu a new record two-fifths of a second gene for it pavs aingle hotels in oth better than Lightbody's at the Olym er localities. The railroads know their pic games at St. Louis. J. P. Hal best interests and also maintain stead. <yf the New York Athletic Club, hatcherler. finished second, and Butterfield, of He is Interested in the rejuvena England, finished third. tion of the McKenzie river as a fish N. F. Hallows, of England, won ing stream from the standpoint of the the third heat. l>aughi, of Italy, fin sport, but does not believe that needs ished second. Reilly, of the Irish- to be taken into account, so strong la American Club, of New York, failed the other plea to finish Although it was generally conced ed that the Americans would carry TRIAL MARRIAGE. oft the honors In the 1000-meter GEORGIA STYLE event. England refused to give up hope after entering stars of the mag Atlanta. Oa.. July ll.-—-Drop-stitch nitude of H. A. Wilson, who won the hose, V-shaped lingerie, ooametlcs, ar trial race at the stadium, J. E. Dea- tificial teeth, puffs, rats, and padding kin, eouthern county cross-country are the weighty matters which are champion, and A. J. Robinson, the being discussed by the committee on national and international cross-coun ways and means of the Georgia leg try champion. islature today. Friends of G. Butterfield, the mile Representative George Glenn of champion, were deeply disappointed the Whitfield district, la responsible in the showing he made in falling for the problem, having Introduced a to finish better than third in the bill to prevent the sad disillusionment first heat. of husbands "the day after." Sweden also counted upon a place According to the provisions, of tn this event, Klstl and Halllstrom Glenn's measure, any marriage being the favorite entries. which has resulted from artificial Halstead .who finished second In attractions offered by the bride shall the second heat of the 1800-meter be declared null and void. event, won the American tryout in • 5:01 1-5. He ran under the colors ENRICO CARI SO of Cornell at that time. GIRI. RIDER KILLED BY III NAW AY STI ED _________________ I tinually and tortures me when I am Roseburg. Or., July IS. Alice Mathews, 17-year-old daughter of about to walk on the stage. I tell Mrs. Frank Mathews, of Myrtle you frankly 1 was happier when I Creek, was thrown from iu runaway was earning ten francs a night. I horse near that town and injured so spent seven francs, kept three and badly that she died an hour later. knew that my reputation was not Her skull was fractured, her neck ruined If I happened to give a creak July 9, 1908, Pearl, daugh “I am always hungry Before ter Died dislocated, and a bloodvessel in her of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Oldham, singing I smoke like a chimney, but abdomen ruptured She was render aged 2 years. 2 months and 17 days. ed unconscious, and did not revive I take nothing but a cup of tea on A match game of baseball has been account of my voice. When I am before her death. arranged between the home team and taking parts which keep me on the the Crescents, of Eugene, for Sunday stage the whole time 1 do not think afternoon at 2:*0. OREGON (TTY of It, but when I have long'Intervals Mr Scheldt, of the local telephone Ml RDEREIC IS I feel the terrible pangs of hunger office. Informs us that the Pacific LANDED IX J Al I. gnawing within. Telephone Company will com- "My peculiar form of stage fright States mence shortly to rebuild their system makes me the unhappiest man In the Oregon City, Or., July IS.—Sur in this city, We hope the Improw rounded and followed by a howling world when I am about to sing In ment will soon be made, and also that my present position at the point at mob of 300 men and boys. Math Jan tn the changes to be made the con- cigaj. who last night murdered 1«- which 1 have arrived I am forbidden venlence of the patrons will be taken to have the least weakness I am year-old Mary Smreksr In a fit of into consideration. jealous rage, was rushed to the coun In the case of a man who must, cost Some sneak thief entered the resl- what It may, be continually at the ty jail this morning by Jailar Nehren dence of Wm. Leppert Monday after pitch of his reputation." and Constable Mlles, while a large noon during the absence of Mrs. Lep- posse of officials, headed by Sheriff pert, who had dropped in at a neigh Reatle and accompanied by Detective bor's. and ransacked everything in Vaughan and two bloodhounds, from ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the house The light-fingered gentle ♦ I Portland, were following the trail ♦ DIED. DIEU. ♦ man was evidently after money, for scented by the dogs on the l-ogan * article of value seemed to be miss ♦ no road up the Clackamas river, stop ♦ ing. There was no money In ping In the vicinity of Redland on house at the time and the thief Tom Potter's farm At the home of her parents Mr For five blocks the crowd, Its ranks and Mrs William Naylor, 189 West cured nqthlng A bear entered the premises swelling with every step yelled and Fourth street, last night, Beuna Vista Wm Tripp, some three miles north sought for first place, all eager to get Naylor, aged 16 years The famlty of Monday and helped himself a near look at the defiant prisoner, moved from Coburg to Eugene a lit to a here. calf This Is an unusual occur whose smile of delight at the noto tle lees than a year ago The deceaa- riety he was receiving never faded ed is survived by a slater and broth rence for a bear to be prowling until the Jail doors closed upon him er She was a student at the high around the middle of the valley, but Cries of "Give us a rope," and 'Hang | school last year and was well liked there is no mistake but what It Is a bear all right Hie tracks were plain him" fell upon the ears of the offi by her classmates She was of a cers and the murderer, but a leader 1 sunny disposition. and will be sadly ly seen and his sleeping place was was lacking and no time was lost by1 missed by her many friends Thu fu discovered In the brush It would be Nehren and Mlles, both well armed. 1 neral will tie held Wednesday, July rare sport for some of our crack hunt and they propelled their captive 15. at 2 30 p m, from the family ers with their dogs to get after Mr Hear and run hltn up a tree. swiftly to the courthouse square. . home J H. Miller, the new proprietor of where the dungeon doors clanged be At his home at Point Terrace, Ore the water works, has been having all hind him A Interesting tales lead tip to the sto- > gon. at I o’clock Thursday morning. kinds of trouble with his plant In'.» 9, ItOS, of cancer. Ceell Z splendid new well has been put In. ry of last night's tragedy The Smre- Sweet aged about 55 years Mr cemented and walled up. and proof kar family came here two years ago S»t•• • »»< >>n>- .'< the pioneers of the against the introduction of any for from Michigan Besides the father, 'imtry, H having gone there eign substance A new six-horsepow and mother there were six sons, two Musi parents and settled nearly er engine has been installed, and also of them now grown, and two daugh with o. Hr leaves two a new pump Everything is now tn tern The father Is highly respected ( hlrtt and Marion, who readiness, and Friday the new ma For a time they k«u>t boarders until broil Terrace. chinery was put in motion and the the owner of the bouse objected, and resld w tanks were soon filled From this on ft was during that time that Jancigaj. | there will be no dearth of water an inmate of the house, met and fell I TO TT I -A- . Miller requests us to state thatf in love with Mary Smrekar. d Vai I m patrons are requested to use all 1 While she never cared for him, she water they want to make up tor did accept his attentions to a degree, i lost time.—Times I until her father, angered at the dlsso-1 SHOULD BE TROUT HATCHERY ON M’KENZIE '“—LOGANBERRIES MAY BE DRIED AND SHIPPED CARUSO’S LOT NOT HAPPY ONE FIRST VICTORY IS IRISH-AMERICAN JUNCTION CITY NEWS FROM THE TIMES CL A S SI Fi ED COLUMNS DOiTOIUi—• Coutmued.) BOR 8ALB For Her Children—Little Girls Suf fered with Itching Eczema Which Simply Covered Back of Heads— Baby Had a Tender Skin, Too. ALL PROMPTLY CURED BY “WONDERFUL ■ OINTMENT ” »- — / FOR SALE—One fresr. cow and calf. P L Miller, Blair Street addition. tf TO LET FOR SALE—Loose cheat hay. Squire 'Smith. Phone Farmers 13x9. d4wJ20 ____________ _ FOR SALE—Drop-head Singer sew ing machine, good as new. Wald House, corner Sixth and Olive streets. tf FOR SALE—Tnorougnurea Hereford bulls for sale. Enquire 550 Wil lamette street. tf FOR BALE—Metrostyle pianola in good condition; reasonable; in quire at this office. J13 FOR BALE--Buff Urpingteu eggs, 13 for »1. W. B. Hampton. 1102 Columbia avenue, corner 19th at. "Some year» ago my three little girls had a very bad form 1 of «vm».' Itch ing eruptions formed on the back» of their beads which were simply covered. Before I heard of Cuti cura. 1 ui-ed to try al most everything, but FOR SALE—A first-class barn, suit able to be made into a dwelling. they failed. Then my mother Enquire 856 or 846 Alder street, tf recommended I the Cuticura FOR SALE—Parties wishing to buy Remedies. I 200 acres of first-class timber land I ________ my , children ________ s heads with Cuti washed call on J. W. Carlile, four miles cura Soap and then applied the wonder west of Hale. ful ointment, Cuticura. I did this four or five time» and I can say that they have been entirely cured. I have another FOR SALE—9-room house, three blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot baby who is so plump that the folds of 80x76 feet Price, »2100. Ore akin on his neck were broken and even bled. I used Cuticura Soap and Cuti gon Land Company. tf cura Ointment and the next morning the trouble had disappeared. I am FOR SALE—Several hundred cords using the Cuticura Remedies v-t «h-n- of wood; body fir oak, maple and, everany of my family have any tores. I ash. B. A..Seelye, office at Plank can never recommend Cuticura suffi ciently; it is indispensable in every home. and Johnson real estate office. I cannot find its equal. Mme. Napoleon Duceppe, 41 Duluth St., Montreal, Que^ FOR SALE—Five horse power gaso May 21, 1907." line engine, traction wagon, and For Business Purpos» s ADVERTISING SPACE “WITH POWER!” NY legitimate enterprise may "rent" axtvertising s|>uce in this newspaper with "power"—the one depen«*- able motive power for "rwn- ning" any business that can be inMie to run—the power of pi bucit Y. . . S|>«ce may be secured acconi- ing to your requirement*— much or little, an you may elect __ with a preference for "much" if you hape to do "much" bu»i- uess. A ; - ' ; ; ! I ; i ! i Apply at Business Ofiice •............ . DR. H. L. STUDLEY physlclan. Office, u,er store. 518 Willamette*®1** Phone Black 1326 C free. Residence 734 Ferr?.’?1'* Phone Red 3197. 17 ,lr««t. 0- H- CANNON, M.TTTu^*^. physician and surgeon ?!^ diseases and diseases 'of .T and children a spei iuty cal vibratory and light t-e»r™ Office, Suite 1, 2 and 3, Duu ^*L i ing. Phone Main 516 Hoffman House. P ,u.. J F. TITUS, M D.— llomoeopatkie physician and surge.m chr, diseases and disease» uf women0,’* children given special attend.’ Faradic galvanic, M,tle. X-r« ta vibratory electrical treatmeManT en. Office, S81 Wllhmerts with Dr. L. E. McDc.,ga r «’ dence. 632 Pearl »•. ' Qty phone, Main 62. phone. Main 631. ™e> VNDERTAKKRS J. W. * CO., undertaken and funeral directors. Easene ci, DAY A HENDERSON, undertake, and embalmers. Corner Wlllu7 ette and Seventh stree«. LOST AND FOUND W. T. GORDON, funeral dlrscter State licensed embalmer. Office LOST—A black folding ladies’ mon and residence, Teuth and oil», ey purse; lost on the road between atreets. Phone Red 4481. Smithfield and Eugene. One check on First National Bank for ~ VCTBRINARY 8URGBONS »8, one on- an Eastern bank en dorsed by Randolph Freeman for DR. C. C. GRIFFITH »50; in coin one »10 and two »5 Formerly State Veterinary ef Cali wood saw; in good order; price pieces. »1.50 in halves and one »225. Write, R. Cook. Irving A-l 25 cent piece. Finder leave at fornia; served three years on Bute Medical Boajd. Is located at 23 w thia ofice and receive reward. •th Street; Phone Red 1S8L FOR SALE—3* acres river bottom Oa Foot for a Year. Healed by land; 9 acres potatoes, 10 acres MISCELLANEOUS Two Seta of Cuticura corn; balance In hay. Cheap if MINING ENGlSFMRg taken at once. Enquire 4 76 West UJ------------- I Ml I I ■ L W L»|. ! ——3^ “I had an ulcer on my foot for a year SAY — I am here again to work. I Fifth street. Jy20 HERBERT LEIGH, jniulag engiaaer or more and it was very painful as it am the lone cement worker and was a running sore, I had a doctor, and expert metallurgist Reliable finisher. Get your work done by L. but his treatment did not heal it. About FOR SALE—Tlmoer land; quarter Information furnished to Ixtenai». sight months ago I oommonn-l to use C. Williams.______ ____ _________ section in township 16, s. r. 1 w, Investors. Examinations and re Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, section 32. Will sell cheap if sold NOTICE—Having recovered from my ports on mines and ore : rtt»untai and Cuticura Pills. I used two sets and at once. Address C. J. GM care Eugens Oregon. It u now all beaied up. Mrs. E. F. Ryder, injury I have resumed my business Guard office. West Brewster, Maas., April 29, 1907." of horseshoeing and general black ARCHITECT Chmplrw Eitrnuil sn«l Inomsl Trrsttnmt for smithing. C. D. Holoway, East Every Humor of Infant«. Children, and Adult« FOR SALE-»-A well improved farm consist« of Cuticura Soap (25c ) to Cleanse the Skin. Eleventh street. Fairmount, Or. FREE THOMAS—Architect. Snetct- of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co Cuticura Ointment (50c ) to Heal the Rkln. and Cuticura Hreoivent (5Qc), (or In the form of Chocolate ee and plans drawn, blue prints burg. This is a bargain at »50 SUMMER SCHOOL—Mrs. Poyner Coated Pills 25c per vial of 60) to Purify the Blood. Sold throughout the world Potter Drug A Chem. and specifications. General super per acre. On good terms. Smith will conduct a summer school at Corp., Hole Props., Boaton. M mr & Brown, Coburg, Or. vision over buildings in course of ar-Mai.«! Kraa. Cuticura Boot DiMaaaa. her home on S. Will for several construction. If thinking of build weeks during the summer. Re FOR SALE—One National cash regfs ing, large or small, see me. Terms view work in the fourth and fifth ter, one Remington typewriter and reasonable. Room 7, Chrisman grades. For further information a large iron safe. Enquire of L. block. ♦ ♦ phone black 2891. M. Travis, Loan & Savings bank * IRMIN 4 BORN. building. CARPET CLEANERS DON'T fall to see Chezem if you ♦ ♦ want bargains in real estate. We FOR SALE—Good clean stock of buy and sell farm and city prop JAY C. MOORE, carpet cleaner At Florence. Monday, July 6. 1908, general merchandise located at one Phone Black 5071. erty, Improved and unimproved. to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Goodwin, a of the best trading points in Lam- Timber and mining stock. H. Che- daughter. Weight, 10 pounds. county; will rent building; party cam. Room 11. Walton Bldg, tf must have at least *3,000, cash. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. A gilt edge opening. Address Lock INTERNATIONAL CORRESPON United States Land Office, Rose In Eugene, July 9, 1908, to Thom Box 21, Fall Cre ek,^Or. as Stacey and wife, a son. DENCE SCHOOLS—"The Busy burg, Oregon, April 9, 1908. Notice is hereby given that in com Man's University.” Gives a thor FOR SALE OR TRADE—180 acres ough training at your own home pliance with the provisions of the act Samuel Veatch, chairman of the of good timber land near Eugene in nearly all the trades and profes of Congress of June t, 1878, entitled Sonthern Pacific Railway grievance Would exchange for residence sions. Text books and instruments "An act for the sale of timber lands committee, with headquarters in property in Eugene. For further (when required) furnished free. in the States of California, Oregon, Portland, was la Cottage Grove Mon information, see G. "G. Gross, in Full information and circulars at Nevada, and Washington Territory," day visiting briefly with his aged pa Eugene theater block. the local enrollment office, 45 W as extended to all the Public Land rents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Veatch. Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep State« by act of August 4, 1892, His territory embraces nearly all of Lilah Owen of Crow. County of Lane, resentative. the country west of the Mississippi, FOR SALE BY OWNER—Seven State of Oregon, did on March 10, room house, five and a half lots, and he is therefore a very busy man. 1908, file in this crtfice her sworn Last week he spent one day and night piped for irrigation, high and dry; POLK'S GAZETEER—A business di statement for the purchase at Yuma City, New Mexico, where the small barn and chicken, house; al! rectory of each city, town and vil of the N >4 No. of 9583 N W U and 8 W 14 thermometer was registering 112 de kinds of fruit and berries If taken lage in Oregon and Washington, N W 54 of Section No. 10, in grees at midnight.—Cottage Grove at once, the price will be »2100; In giving a descriptive sketch of each of No. 19 south. Range No. 4 quire of 806. East 13th Street. t Leader. place, together with the location Township West, W. M., and will offer proof to and shipping facilities, and a clas show that the land sought is more FOR SALE—-Fine mountain ranch of sified directory of each business for its timber or stone than 80 acres; 40 In cultivation and and profession. R. L. Polk & Co.. valuable for agricultural purposes, and to es about 40 timber: creek running Inc., Seattle. tablish her claim to said land before through farm; fair house and out W. W. Calkins, U. 3. Commissioner, buildings; located eight miles at his office In Eugene, Oregon, on PROFESSIONAL COLUMN south of- Eugene. Price 1,000 Friday, the 28th day of August. Carl G. Washburne. 1908. ATTORN EYS-AT-LA W She names as witnesses: Joeeph LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER—Two I lots and 8-roolh house, barn; fine S. D. ALLBN, AUurueJ -at-la, 616 Liles of Crow, Oregon; Charles Sor- is erecting a plant at land for garden; on Fourth street,' Willamette street. Eugene Oregon erlgn of Eugene, Oregon; Walter Holland of Crow, Oregon; Walter near mill race. Lot 160x95 on PORTLAND, OREGON R. EDMUNsON, Attorney-at- Canaday of Crow. Oregon; Norris Twelfth and Alder streets, just | LEON fer the manufacture of their law. Rooms 1 and 2, Eugene Loan Owen, of Crow, Oregon. north of Patterson school. J. J. world famous and Savings Bank. Any and al] persons claiming ad Walton. 515 Willamette street, tf I PORTABLE WELL versely ths above-d“scribed lands are B. DORRIS—Attorney-at- requested to file their claims on or DRILLING MACHINES FOR SALE—Two story residence GEORGE law, office Hovey Building, cor- requested to file their claims in t - for water, oil, gas, etc., etc. and lot 80x166 between Ninth 8th and Willamette streets; rooms office on or before the 2 8th day of and Tenth streets. Soon will be A moderate amount of 1 and 2 upstairs. August, 1908. good for business location. Also BENJAMIN L. EDDT. money will atari yon in lot between Tenth and Eleventh u, M TRAVIS, Attorney-at-law. Of Register. a probtable buaineaa. streets. Apply 633 Olive street. fice over Eugene Loan 4 Savings STAR PORTABLE Bank, Eugene. Oregon. FOR SALK—Ona team of heavy EXBtT TOR'S NOTICE. DRILLING MACHINES mules, one set of chain harness C. A WlNTKRMKIElC AUorney-at Estate of Danel Smith, deceaasd- have been proved and one 3 Iq-Inch Mitchell wagon, law. Land titles and probate spec Notice is hereby given that the un Competitive Tests ti in good cenditlon. Mules are true ialties. Office over Chambers-Bris dersigned. Henry T Smith, The Best In The World. to a fault and a perfect team for tow Bank. been duly appointed exeru'or or 1» all purposes. Price for outfit, For full particulars regard •state of Daniel Smith, de, cased, »450. Inquire at thia office. ing well drilling machines, WALTON & NESS, Attorneys-at-law. order of the county < inrt "f L“* tools, supplies, etc., write to J. J. Walton and S. P. Ness. Will county. Oregon. All persons hariw FO'i SALE—-Three draft horses; one practice in all the courts la the claims against said estare are here team weighing 1350 each, one sev THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO. state Office, room 3, Walton by notified to present the same en. the other eight years old: gen POIfTLAMO. OAKQOA, Block, Eugene, Oregon. proper vouchers to sail execut ' - tle and true; new 3*4 wagon and I law office of L Bilyeu In AAHOM.OHtO. good set of harness for sale cheap ! WOODCOCK * POTTER, Attorueys- the gene. Oregon, within six niontM One five-year-old dark brown horse at-law. A. C. Woodcock and E. O. from the date thereof 4 weighing 1750. Call on or address Potter. Office one block south of i Dated this 21st da> of May. D' Herman Schmitt, Creswell, Or. HENRY T SMITH. Chrisman block, Eugene, Oregon. ' J24. Executor. ' " -----!------------------- — WILLIAMS 4 BEAN, Atterneys-at- L. BILYEU. Attorney. ____ law J. W. Williams, L. K Bean. WANTED Practice in all courts of the sta.tr and before the U. S Land Office WANTED—Thee» girls to learn nursing at the Eugene General hoe- r CCw,U' 14 ,Bd 16 McClung pltal. Apply to Dr. J. W. Harris. L, BlLYEl, Attorney-at-law. Otrio« over Yoran's ahoe store, Eugene ________________________________ It Oregon WANTED—Furnished house, 5 or 6 rooms for two or three months; | I. N. HARBAUGH. Special atten not too far out. Three tn family ' tion given to divorce and settle Eugene Real Estate A Investment i ment >f estates Agent for Contl- Co. nental Insarance Company. Room tf 5. First National Bank Building. Lagene, Oregon. WANTED—-Young man as helper In Building. ' country More Some experience Address "S.." care of necessary ■JESSE G WEL1A. Lawyer, No. 2» Gnard. tf West Eighth street, Eugene. Or. oppoette poetoffice Gives special1 W ANTED- -A woman to do farnilv attention to the examination of ab washing and ironing. Apply 328 stracts. drafting wills, settling es E Ninth in-the morning. So/d in Eugene Or W t- tate, conveyance, and collections, FOR RENT k s ïîfs P«n’ion matters. Phone > •. FOR RENT Three nicely furnished front rooms for housekeeping. A; PHYSICIANS |5'|) SURGEONS 5/ ply 66 East Ninth street jl MAURER Jsteapathic FOR RENT—Nice front room; far- T?.. ¿1““ wAU *■'•*>• 'Uxessw nace beat; electric lights and Wslieir ™noin *n;1 p>Udren i bath. Suitable for two gentle »ne< .ally Office over F E. Dunn's men. 154 East Ninth street. »m»r OLLHt.-Sm11 _t! Phone Red 1«31. PAINFUL ULGER MOLHfHNû: 1 Sn*v*Aix SHINGLE PO5T5, BOXES: L3ANÏ
